V11: “But the meek will inherit the land and enjoy peace and prosperity.” This echoes the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:5. The “meek” those who are humble, gentle, and trusting in God, are promised a lasting inheritance. Not just land in a physical sense, but spiritual peace and divine blessing. They may seem overlooked now, but their reward is secure.

V12: “The wicked plot against the righteous and gnash their teeth at them.” The imagery here is intense, of hostility and resentment from those who oppose truth and righteousness. It speaks to the reality that those who live by faith may face opposition, but that doesn’t go unnoticed by God.

V13: “But the Lord laughs at the wicked, for He knows their day is coming.” This is a holy laughter, not mockery, but divine assurance. God is not threatened by the schemes of the wicked. He knows their plans are temporary, and justice will be done in His perfect time.