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Psalms 73: Do The Wicked Really Prosper?

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Mission 66 Bible Commentary
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Sep 8, 2026
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Summary

Psalm 73 shows a real person’s struggle with the question, “Do the wicked prosper?” The psalmist sees rich, powerful people living happily while he feels left behind. He wonders if God cares for the poor. Then he has a breakthrough: he goes into the sanctuary, and God shows him the truth. God is faithful, and wicked people will eventually face judgment. The psalm teaches us that God knows our pain, that He cares for the poor, and that God’s justice will come. It also reminds us to keep looking to God instead of being upset over others’ success. The ending is hopeful: the psalmist declares that God is always faithful and will bring comfort and help to all who trust Him.