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        <description>BOOK 5   •   PSALMS 107–150 Psalm 140 — Rescue Me from Violence FORM: Individual lament    |    Traditional heading: David Psalm 140 asks protection from those who plan violence and misuse their words. The speaker brings fear, indignation, and the desire for justice before God. Catholics can pray it for people facing threats, coercion, or persecution, while resisting the temptation to turn its judgments into personal vengeance. The Psalm ends by affirming the Lord's defense of the afflicted and the poor. Its moral center is not the downfall of opponents for its own sake but the hope that truth and justice will protect those who suffer. Scripture connections: Romans 12, verse 19; Matthew 5, verse 9 Read Psalm 140 (NABRE) on Bible Gateway</description>
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