This is a piece that we weren't supposed to write, but I found among these chapters a very deep significance and so though I should write it down.
chapter 2, verse 9: "He will keep the feet of his saints, and the wicked shall de silent in darkness, for by strength shall no man prevail." I believe this to be a very interesting passage. I think what is meant by it is that God will not make his favor too obvious, but will keep those who are good safe in the end. And by what is said of no man prevailing due to his strength I believe means that whoever pretends to be stronger than God, shall fail in his eyes.
chapter 2, verse 25: "If one man sin against another, the judge shall judge him; but if a man sin against the Lord, who shall intreat for him?" In this passage, it is said that when a man has done wrong towards another, then God will be there to decide his fate. But when he has done evil towards God, then there is no one to stand on his behalf, he is alone. And so God is the only unconventinal friend man will ever have and the only one he can't afford to betray.
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