Rashi on TanakhPsalms 26

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Read Psalms 26 in the Bible

Psalms 26:1

Judge me And elsewhere (143:2) he says, “You shall not enter judgment [with Your servant].” Said David: When You judge the wicked, judge me, for compared to the wicked, I am a righteous man, but when You judge the righteous, do not bring me into judgment.

Psalms 26:4

and...with hypocrites who go into hidden places to do their deeds in the dark.
neither did I go I am not accustomed to come and enter their assembly.

Psalms 26:6

with cleanliness For there is no robbery [involved] in my fulfillment of the commandments.

Psalms 26:7

To proclaim Heb. לַשְׁמִעַ, like לְהַשְׁמִיעַ.
all Your wonders This refers to Hallel, which contains mention of the past, mention of Gog and Magog, mention of the Messianic era, and mention of the future.

Psalms 26:10

plots Heb. זמה. Every זמה in Scripture is an expression of a plan, some for good and some for evil.

Psalms 26:12

My foot stood on a straight path Heb. במישור, on a straight path.

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