Lift up thyself, thou judge of the earth: render a reward to the proud.
Psalm 94 belongs after David's time and belongs to the Babylonian captivity, giving voice to the captives' sorrow and desolation and to their longing and prayers for deliverance. It stands within Psalms 91 to 109, a rich portion of the Psalter full of assurances of God's power and goodness and of His promises and care for His people. The cry is directed to God as Judge of all the earth, whose work of judgment is entrusted to His Son.
Psalm 94 belongs after David's time and belongs to the Babylonian captivity, giving voice to the captives' sorrow and desolation and to their longing and prayers for deliverance. It stands within Psalms 91 to 109, a rich portion of the Psalter full of assurances of God's power and goodness and of His promises and care for His people. The cry is directed to God as Judge of all the earth, whose work of judgment is entrusted to His Son.