For God will hurl at him and not spare; from his hand he seeks to flee, establishing that God becomes the ultimate source and agent of the wicked's destruction, hurling both himself and all the forces arrayed against the wicked. The assertion that God will not spare suggests no mercy in divine judgment, that once the decree goes forth against the wicked, mitigation becomes impossible. The image of the wicked seeking to flee from God's hand suggests futility—there is no escape from divine judgment. This verse completes the cycle: God initiates the judgment that natural forces execute.

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