Blessed are they that keep judgment, and he that doeth righteousness at all times.
All who claim to be children of God are to read with care the blessing on those who keep judgment and do righteousness at all times, taking it together with Psalm 105 and Psalm 107. That threefold reading is not casual but careful, requiring thoughtful attention to what the psalms set side by side. Taken in that setting, the blessing teaches the necessity of appreciating divine goodness, mercy, and love. To keep judgment and practice righteousness continually is therefore inseparable from a grateful recognition of how good, merciful, and loving God is.
All who claim to be children of God are to read with care the blessing on those who keep judgment and do righteousness at all times, taking it together with Psalm 105 and Psalm 107. That threefold reading is not casual but careful, requiring thoughtful attention to what the psalms set side by side. Taken in that setting, the blessing teaches the necessity of appreciating divine goodness, mercy, and love. To keep judgment and practice righteousness continually is therefore inseparable from a grateful recognition of how good, merciful, and loving God is.