Reflections On The Scripture: This verse, from Psalm 58:10, might seem harsh to our modern sensibilities. It speaks of a kind of righteousness that is fulfilled not in passivity, but in seeing justice enacted. It reminds us of a divine justice that comes from God, not for us to inflict, but for us to acknowledge. It is not within our power to distribute justice, but as those who strive for righteousness, our hearts ought to align with the heart of God. Thus, it's not about the vindictiveness, but the justice of God that the wicked cannot escape forever. When wickedness is dealt with, it's a moment for the righteous to take note, reminding us of the need for gentle humility, the importance to walk righteously with renewed commitment, and a chance to wash our feet - a symbolic act of purification, cleansing us from our own sinful tendencies.