Aren’t we supposed to love our enemies? And if so, then what does David mean when he says that he hates those who hate the Lord—yes, that he hates them “with utter hatred”? In this episode, Pastor Biebert helps you to understand these difficult words of David. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

Aren’t we supposed to love our enemies? And if so, then what does David mean when he says that he hates those who hate the Lord—yes, that he hates them “with utter hatred”? In this episode, Pastor Biebert helps you to understand these difficult words of David. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

Aren’t we supposed to love our enemies? And if so, then what does David mean when he says that he hates those who hate the Lord—yes, that he hates them “with utter hatred”? In this episode, Pastor Biebert helps you to understand these difficult words of David. Music Credit: Michael Praetorius, “La Canarie,” in _Terpsichore_ (Wolfenbüttel, 1612), no. 31.

Hating Those Who Hate the Lord (Psalm 139:21–22)

“Passage, Paragraph, and Prayer” is a biweekly devotional podcast. Each episode consists of a passage from the Bible, a paragraph meditating on that passage, and a closing prayer. This podcast is produced by Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Winner, South Dakota.

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Hating Those Who Hate the Lord (Psalm 139:21–22)

Hating Those Who Hate the Lord (Psalm 139:21–22)