For they speak against thee wickedly, and thine enemies take thy name in vain.
God's enemies are those who speak against Him in a wicked manner and who take His name in vain. That description marks them by both their hostile words toward God and their irreverent use of His name. The verse belongs to a psalm that shows God knows all things, so that nothing that happens can take Him by surprise.
Sabbath-keepers are warned by it to remain separate from the ungodly and to refuse to join with them. They are not to take part in the circus, nor in fairs, festivals, or other gatherings of those who love pleasure more than they love God. Any Sabbath-keeper who feels tempted to attend such places of amusement should give the verse careful and prayerful consideration as a warning against mingling with them.
God's enemies are those who speak against Him in a wicked manner and who take His name in vain. That description marks them by both their hostile words toward God and their irreverent use of His name. The verse belongs to a psalm that shows God knows all things, so that nothing that happens can take Him by surprise.
Sabbath-keepers are warned by it to remain separate from the ungodly and to refuse to join with them. They are not to take part in the circus, nor in fairs, festivals, or other gatherings of those who love pleasure more than they love God. Any Sabbath-keeper who feels tempted to attend such places of amusement should give the verse careful and prayerful consideration as a warning against mingling with them.