1. O LORD God, to whom vengeance belongeth; O God, to whom vengeance belongeth, shew thyself. {God...: Heb. God of revenges} {shew...: Heb. shine forth} / 2. Lift up thyself, thou judge of the earth: render a reward to the proud. →

[In a Norm MacDonald voice] Alright, for our next Bible chapter, we've got Psalms 94. Here's what it's all about: God is the judge who will punish the wicked and rescue the righteous. He will bring justice to the oppressed and will not forget the cries of those who are suffering. →

Joe: Alright, so what’s the deal with Psalms 94? Bible Expert: Well, Psalms 94 is a hymn of praise and petition for God’s protection of his chosen people. It begins with a call to praise God for his justice and for his power to save the faithful. →

Alex Trebek: Alright, so tell me a bit more about yourself. Contestant: Well, Psalms 94 is a great place to start. It's a chapter from the Bible, and it's all about God's judgment on the wicked, and how we should trust in him. →

Attention, Recruits! Listen up! This is Psalms 94. It's all about the Lord punishing evil and protecting those who do what's right. The Lord is like a fortress and those who have faith in him will be safe. →

Batman: Holy Catch-22, Robin! We're looking at Psalm 94. Robin: Aye-aye, Batman! Batman: It's a plea for justice from a persecuted people, who are crying out to God for help. Joker: Ha ha ha! You wish! →

See here, Jack, Psalms 94 is all about God's justice and how He will eventually right all the wrongs of the world. My father used to say that God will always be there to protect His people, so c'mon, man, don't be afraid, no malarkey! God will come to the rescue of those who are in trouble and literally bring justice to the oppressed. →

Psalms 94 is a tremendous chapter! God is amazing and He really knows how to show it! In it, He talks about how the wicked and the overrated haters and losers don't really know what they are doing. He speaks of how they oppress the poor and the needy, which is very, very sad! God speaks of how He will protect His own people, and how He will make sure justice is served. →

Peter: Alright, here we go. Psalms 94. Let's see. Uh oh, Lois, I think we got a bummer here. Lois: What is it, Peter? Peter: This one's about God's judgment on the wicked. You know, like when he smote the Philistines with a plague of locusts or gave them the finger and said, "Go with my blessing. →