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You've probably left a more articulate, more devastating prayer in a Google review than you've ever prayed in church. Psalm 109 is arguably the angriest prayer in the Bible, and it raises an uncomfortable question: why do we save our real fury for Yelp while bringing God nothing but polite, vague platitudes? Turns out the psalmist's rage isn't the opposite of loving your enemies. It might be the only way to get there.

Scripture References: Psalms 109:1-39

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