Psalms 73:20–28
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  1. The problem is solved - (vv. 17-28) - The Psalmist records:

(a) his own foolishness (vv. 17-22)

(b) his own future (vv. 23-26)

 (c) his own faith (vv. 27-2

 

as he contrasts that which awaits the godless rich man in comparison to what the godly life has to offer.

Psalms 73:20-28 (English Standard Version)


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