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I believe Psalm 14 is considered a "song" while Psalm 53 is thought to be an "instructional" sermon. So they very well could be the same message/theme, just modified for singing vs. teaching.



An additional explanation (by Rashi) is that the first one is about the destruction of the first temple, and the second one about the second temple.

I don't know why it was left out of the translation, but 53 starts: For the conductor, on the machalath [a kind of music instrument].

And 14 starts with just: For the conductor.




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