- What question is posed as to theodicy in Psalms 10:1?
- How is the “Rasha” described in Psalms 10:2-4?
- Can any of the words of the Rasha be trusted (Psalms 10:7)?
- Who, among others, is the victim of the evil-doer?
- What is the lot of the impoverished if in the power of the Rasha?
- Why, according to Psalms 10:11, is the Rasha secure in his nefarious activity?
- And, in Psalms 10:12, what does the Psalmist call upon Divinity to do?
- Does the Psalm end with the conviction that, indeed, the Divine will act in accordance with Its affinity for justice and for the poor and the other unfortunates?
