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NASB	Psalm 26:1 Vindicate me, O LORD, for I have walked in my integrity, And I have trusted in the LORD without wavering.
AMPLIFIED 2015	Psalm 26:1 Vindicate me, O LORD, for I have walked in my integrity; I have [relied on and] trusted [confidently] in the LORD without wavering and I shall not slip.

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Bible Question: I just read all 63 notes and questions about Arminiianisn and Calvinisn. I am over-wrought with the extraordinary amount of superfluous squuander of insipid debates over two theological points, that few if any, find inspiring. These topics have reached the point of instigating nothing worthy of this Forun. Does not 63 posts seem more than adaquite for one day? This is one bovine that is tired of rehashing this over and over. I would rather chew my cud on something else.

Bible Answer: Hello justme

Then let me offer something...

In Psalm 26, David prays for vindication or justice by God.

He gives three proofs of his innocence (current walk of integrity; desire for worship and the Lord's presence; intention to continue his walk) and compares himself to the wicked.

My question: Should believers ask God for vindication or justice today?

Steve