<div><section><p>1. In Psalm 73, Asaph asked the age-old question, Why do the wicked prosper? However, what evidence is there that Asaph came to his senses about God's justice?</p></section><section><p>2. In Psalm 74, Asaph seemed to think God rejected His people because of the bad circumstances they experienced. When are you more likely to think God may be rejecting you?</p></section></div>

1. In Psalm 73, Asaph asked the age-old question, Why do the wicked prosper? However, what evidence is there that Asaph came to his senses about God's justice?2. In Psalm 74, Asaph seemed to think God rejected His people because of the bad circumstances they experienced. When are you more likely to think God may be rejecting you?

<p>1. In Psalm 73, Asaph asked the age-old question, Why do the wicked prosper? However, what evidence is there that Asaph came to his senses about God's justice?</p><p>2. In Psalm 74, Asaph seemed to think God rejected His people because of the bad circumstances they experienced. When are you more likely to think God may be rejecting you?</p>

Bible Reading: Psalm 73-74

A daily devotion with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins to supplement the Stand on the Word Bible reading plan. Visit frc.org/bible to download the Bible reading calendar, view devotional resources, catch up, or look ahead. May you encounter God today in the reading of His word!

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Bible Reading: Psalm 73-74

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