Comment – In Psalm 14 the author describes the personal situation of dismay for the bad things that happen around him, but throws his fears on the wicked, certain that they will tremble with fear because they do not recite the prayers to God.
Psalm 14 complete
[1] To the choir master. Di Davide. The fool thinks: "There is no God." They are corrupt, they do abominable things: nobody acts well anymore.
[2] The Lord from heaven bends over men to see if there is a sage: if there is one who is looking for God.
[3] All have led astray, they are all corrupt; no one does good anymore, not even one.
[4] Do not all the wicked, who devour my people like bread, understand anything?
[5] They do not invoke God: they will tremble with fear, because God is with the race of the just.
[6] You want to confuse the hopes of the poor, but the Lord is his refuge.
[7] The salvation of Israel comes from Zion! When the Lord brings his people back, Jacob will rejoice and Israel will rejoice.
