The testimony continues: "You are the God who works wonders; you have displayed your might among the peoples." The specific mention of wonders and the display of might "among the peoples" grounds God's uniqueness in historical action visible to multiple witnesses, not merely in abstract theological assertion. This verse suggests that God's character is known through works—through concrete acts of power that reshape history and demonstrate divine sovereignty to all who witness them. The shift from personal lament to cosmic affirmation marks the restoration of the psalmist's theological perspective.

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