The statement that the wicked shame the counsel of the poor but the Lord is his refuge establishes that though the wicked attempts to humiliate the vulnerable, God provides security for the poor. The shaming suggests the wicked's efforts to intimidate and dominate the vulnerable through psychological and social pressure. The assurance that God is refuge for the poor establishes that divine protection transcends the wicked's ability to harm. This verse affirms that God's care for the poor transcends the wicked's malevolent intentions.

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