Asaph expresses envy towards the prosperous wicked, feeling jealous and resentful.
Asaph struggles with his faith and doubts the justice of God, feeling bewildered by the seeming success of the wicked.
He describes his emotional pain as like a physical wound, deepened by his confusion and doubts.
Feeling guilty for questioning God's goodness, Asaph reflects on his faith amidst his emotional turmoil.
Entering God's sanctuary provides a renewed perspective and trust in God's justice and plan.
Asaph ends with feelings of relief and gratitude, reaffirming his dependence on and trust in God.