God is just and is concerned with justice. The Psalms affirm this repeatedly. Rulers who act like they are above the law or they *are* the law, like they are gods somehow, are in for a rude awakening. God judges them and finds them lacking. He will step in to restore justice when they don't.
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We are listening to Psalm 82 from Book 3 of the Psalms. It is a psalm of Asaph and it calls on God to judge the "gods" or rulers who fail to act justly and take the side of the wicked. God's justice is rooted in his nature of goodness and righteousness, and he takes the side of the oppressed, the weak and those who cry out for mercy. God will restore his creation back to its intended order and rightness.
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