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        <description>BOOK 1   •   PSALMS 1–41 Psalm 35 — Plea for Vindication FORM: Individual lament / Imprecation    |    Traditional heading: David Psalm 35 comes from a wounded person who feels betrayed by people he once helped. Its sharp pleas for judgment reveal how painfully real injustice can be. Catholic prayer must not turn these words into a wish to harm personal enemies; Jesus commands love and prayer for persecutors. Instead, the Psalm gives language for handing anger to the just Judge rather than acting on it. It also invites compassion for Christ, who met hostility despite doing good. The believer seeks vindication without claiming God's authority to exact revenge. Scripture connections: John 15, verse 25; Matthew 5, verse 44; Romans 12, verse 19 Read Psalm 35 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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