Psalms 119:51 Meaning and Explanation
“The proud have had me greatly in derision: yet have I not declined from thy law.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Though the arrogant mock the psalmist, he remains unwavering in his commitment to God's law.
The Context of Psalms 119:51
Steadfast devotion to God's law maintained despite social mockery.
What Does Psalms 119:51 Mean?
'The proud have had me greatly in derision' describes ridicule and contempt from those who think themselves superior. Mockery is a powerful social weapon meant to shame and discourage.
'Yet have I not declined from thy law' shows the psalmist's unshaken resolve. Despite ridicule, he has not turned away, swerved, or abandoned his path. His commitment stands firm.
Frequently Asked Questions About Psalms 119:51
What does Psalms 119:51 mean?
Though the arrogant mock the psalmist, he remains unwavering in his commitment to God's law.
What is the context of Psalms 119:51?
Steadfast devotion to God's law maintained despite social mockery.