Psalms 14
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The psalm says that the fool concludes there is no God, and that corruption is widespread: God looks down from heaven and finds no one who does what is good. The evildoers devour God's people and ignore him, yet dread overtakes them, for God is with the righteous. The poem ends with a longing for salvation to come out of Zion and to restore his people. Paul quotes it in Romans to show that all people are under sin, and Psalm 53 is a close parallel.
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