📖 “Can a corrupt throne be allied with you, one causing trouble in the name of law?” —Psalm 94:20

Corruption can wear a cloak of respectability. It often hides behind law, status, or religious garb — making it harder to confront, harder to escape, and harder to heal from. For those who see through the masks, it can feel overwhelming, isolating, and deeply unjust. But Jehovah God is not fooled. He does not partner with injustice, even when it’s wrapped in legal language. Psalm 94:20 makes this clear: “Can a corrupt throne be allied with you?” The answer is no. Jehovah is holy. He is not on the side of oppression.

The context of Psalm 94 shows a heartfelt cry to God from someone overwhelmed by wrongdoing. And how does Jehovah respond?
📖 “When anxieties overwhelmed me, you comforted and soothed me.” (Psalm 94:19) This is not abstract comfort. It is personal, present, and powerful. Jehovah God draws close to those who are grieved by deceit, fraud, and hidden abuse. He offers more than sympathy — He offers reassurance that He sees, He remembers, and He will act.

What a relief to know that we don’t have to carry the burden of corruption alone. God’s standards are higher than man’s. He is not impressed by influence or title. He looks at the heart — and He promises to expose what is hidden, to topple what is crooked, and to heal what has been twisted by sin. That gives peace to those who long for justice but have been silenced or unheard.

If you’re someone who feels disturbed by the evil behind the curtain, take comfort: Jehovah God feels the same. His throne is not corrupt. His comfort is real. And His promises are sure.