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What does the Bible say about oppression?

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The Bible acknowledges oppression as a reality, encouraging believers to trust in God for justice and mercy.

In Psalm 119, David cries out to God concerning his oppressors, expressing his reliance on God for justice and mercy. He recognizes that, despite his efforts to do justice, he needs God to be his advocate and deliverer. The Bible teaches us that oppression is not overlooked by God, and He uses such situations to draw His people closer to Himself. Through oppression, believers are reminded of their dependence on God's righteousness and sovereignty, which ultimately leads to spiritual growth and increased love for God's commandments.
Scripture References: Psalm 119:121-128, Isaiah 38:14

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