Psalm 14:1referencesRomans 3:10-12
Psalm 14:1 declares the folly of denying God, stating that none are righteous. Paul echoes this in Romans 3:10-12, emphasizing the universal sinfulness of humanity.
Thematic focusHuman Sinfulness, Denial of God.
Cross-References — Psalms 14
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Psalm 14:2referencesGenesis 6:5
Psalm 14:2 describes God looking down from heaven to see if any seek Him, similar to Genesis 6:5 where God observes the wickedness of humanity before the flood.
Thematic focusDivine Observation, Human Wickedness.
Psalm 14:3referencesEcclesiastes 7:20
Psalm 14:3 states that all have turned aside and become corrupt, which is echoed in Ecclesiastes 7:20, affirming that no one is righteous.
Thematic focusUniversal Corruption, Lack of Righteousness.
Psalm 14:4referencesMicah 3:2-3
Psalm 14:4 questions the evildoers who devour God's people, similar to Micah 3:2-3, which describes leaders who oppress and consume the people.
Thematic focusOppression, Injustice.
Psalm 14:5referencesProverbs 3:25-26
Psalm 14:5 speaks of the fear of the wicked when God is with the righteous, paralleling Proverbs 3:25-26, which assures the righteous of God's protection.
Thematic focusDivine Protection, Fear of the Wicked.
Psalm 14:7referencesRomans 11:26
Psalm 14:7 expresses a longing for salvation to come from Zion, which is fulfilled in Romans 11:26, where Paul speaks of the deliverance of Israel.
Thematic focusSalvation, Deliverance.