'Wicked' in the Bible

There [the] wicked cease from troubling, and there [the] {weary} are at rest;

[Those] who hate you will be clothed with shame, and the tent of the wicked {will be no more}."

It [is all] one; therefore I say, 'He destroys [both the] blameless and [the] wicked.'

The earth is given into [the] hand of [the] wicked; he covers the face of its judge-- if [it is] not [he], then who [is] it?

Is it good for you that you oppress, that you despise the labor of your hands, and you smile over the schemes of [the] wicked?

But [the] eyes of [the] wicked will fail; and refuge will be lost to them, and their hope [is] {to breathe their last breath}."

"All of the wicked [one's] days he is writhing, even [through] the number of years that are laid up for the tyrant.

God delivers me to an evil one, and he casts me into the hands of [the] wicked.

Furthermore, the light of [the] wicked is put out, and the flame of his fire will not shine.

that [the] rejoicing of [the] wicked [is] {short}, and the joy of [the] godless {lasts only a moment}?

This [is] a wicked human being's portion from God and the inheritance of his decree from God."

"Why do [the] wicked live, grow old, even grow mighty [in] power?

Look, their prosperity [is] not in their hands; the schemes of [the] wicked are repugnant to me.

"How often is [the] lamp of [the] wicked put out, and their disaster comes upon them? He distributes pains in his anger.

For you say, 'Where is the nobleman's house, and where [are] {the tents in which the wicked dwell}?'

Indeed, [the] wicked is spared from [the] day of disaster; he is delivered from [the] day of wrath.

Yet he himself filled up their houses [with] good [things], but [the] schemes of [the] wicked are repugnant to me.

They reap their fodder in the field, and they glean [in the] vineyard of [the] wicked.

"Let my enemy be like [the] wicked and my opponent like [the] unrighteous,

"This [is the] portion of [the] wicked human being with God, and they receive from Shaddai [the] inheritance of [the] ruthless.

the one who says to a king, 'You worthless man,' to noblemen, 'You wicked man,'

He strikes them {where the wicked stood}, {where there are onlookers},

He does not keep [the] wicked alive but grants justice [to the] afflicted.

But you are obsessed with [the] judgment of [the] wicked; judgment and justice take hold of you.

to take hold of the earth's skirts so that the wicked might be shaken off from it?

And their light is withheld from [the] wicked, and [their] uplifted arm is broken.

Look at all [the] proud, humble them, and tread down [the] wicked {where they stand}.