Some people are of the notion that many Psalms correspond prophetically to Gregorian years or years on the Jewish calendar. In any case I will now share with you the last portions of Psalm 109, the less angry section.

They may curse, but you will bless; when they attack they will be put to shame, but your servant will rejoice.
My accusers will be clothed with disgrace and wrapped in shame as in a cloak.
With my mouth I will greatly extol the LORD; in the great throng I will praise him.
For he stands at the right hand of the needy one, to save his life from those who condemn him.

Psalm 109:28-31 (NIV)

This is part of the "reward" to be received by people who attack those of us who despise the shame. They accuse us of being in favor of legalizing rape, murder, child molestation, theft, and other crimes against others. They imply, or explicitly accuse us of having low or no morals.

They don't understand this yet, but the very words they speak and their actions are indelible, and become more a part of them than the food they eat.

This passage also describes what Jesus taught us: pray for those who curse us, give God the credit he deserves, and he is always at hand to help us.

Thank you Heavenly Father for helping us to be like Gandhi, non-violent. Thank you for helping us to be like Confucius and Solomon, seeking insight and wisdom.

Thank you Heavenly Father for helping us to be like Jesus.

Amen.