Psalms 94:7

“Yet they say, the Lord shall not see, etc.] The blood they shed, the murders they commit, the mischief they do, the wickedness they are guilty of, so flattering themselves with impunity; such atheism reigns at Rome, but God sees all their abominations, and he will let them know one day that he does behold them; (see <191010>Psalm 10:10,14), neither shall the God of Jacob regard it; the same as before; this title of “the God of Jacob” may be considered either as put in by the psalmist, as an argument strengthening the faith of the church of God; that being their covenant God, he would take notice and care of them, and resent the injuries done them, and avenge them: or else as mentioned by…”

“Yet they say - By their conduct; or, they seem to say. The Lord shall not see - In the original, יה Yâhh. This is an abbreviation of the word יהוה Yahweh. See Psalms 68:4, note; Psalms 83:18, note. On the impious sentiment here expressed, see the notes at Psalms 10:11. Neither shall the God of Jacob regard it - Implying that God was indifferent to the conduct of people; that he would not punish the wicked; that sinners have nothing to fear at his hand. This sentiment is very common still, either as an article in their creed, or as implied in their conduct. The doctrine of universal salvation is really founded on this opinion; and most people ACT as if it were their belief that the wicked…”

“Of Jacob - He who takes that name to himself, but has no regard to his people. Psalms 94:9”

“94:7 The wicked think that they can get away with their vile acts and speech, foolishly assuming that God isn’t looking or doesn’t care.”

“they say: Psa 10:11-13, Psa 59:7; Job 22:12, Job 22:13; Isa 29:15; Eze 8:12, Eze 9:9; Zep 1:12; Luk 18:3, Luk 18:4 Psalms 94:8”