Published answer

No. The song also recounts care, provision, forgetfulness, and mercy, and ends by calling the nations to rejoice with God’s people. A study focused only on enemies and judgment would miss that range. Call My G’s application should invite examination without declaring present-day groups or sick people targets of divine punishment.

Scripture trail

KJV passages and notes

Distinguish what the song says from claims about particular people today. Its judgment language does not authorize us to identify someone’s illness or ancestry as proof of guilt.

Conclusions and suppositions

Whole-song observation and editorial safeguard.

Consistency test

Does the application preserve individual accountability and mercy, or assign guilt by association?

G’s commentary