D.A.F.'s Nach section - tehillim Chapter 75, Pasuk 5

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Radak: The author.

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Malbim: Straightness says so. It is planted in every person's nature, to love straightness and Tzedek. A Rasha who veers from this, he opposes his Nefesh's nature. His Nefesh afflicts him and pressures him to return to the good. Therefore, Resha'im are full of regret ¹ .

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Some cite this in the name of Chazal. The earliest source I found is Aristotle's Sefer ha'Midos, Sof 9:5. (PF)

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Rashi: They are Resha'im who confound Yisrael.

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Radak: They are those who indulge in goods of this world and do not fear Elokim, for they think that they prospered due to their power.

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Radak: Do not engage in folly ¹ .

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Based on Radak's previous words (refer to 75:5:2:2), it seems that this refers to worldly pleasures. (PF)

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Radak: Do not raise your heads against Hashem, like you do, that you do not fear Him or humble yourselves in front of Him. He, and not Your power, benefits You!

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D.A.F. thanks the following for their significant contributions towards the development of this section:

Mechon Mamre, for generously providing the English & Hebrew Biblical texts

The Estate Distribution Fund of the Government of Israel

D.A.F. thanks the following for their significant contributions
towards the development of this section:

Mechon Mamre, for generously providing the
English & Hebrew Biblical texts