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(108-1) ^^ To the chief of the choir. A psalm of David. ^^ My God of praise! Do not hold back, |
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For the mouth of the wicked is opened, and the mouth of the deceitful. They speak with me a lying tongue; |
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(108-3) surround me with words of hatred everywhere, arm themselves against me for no reason; |
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(108-4) They are envious of me for my love, but I pray; |
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(108-5) They give me evil for good, and hatred for my love.
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(108-6) Set the wicked over him, and the devil be at his right hand. |
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(108-7) When he is judged, let him be guilty, and let his prayer be in sin; |
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(108-8) Let his days be short, and let his dignity take another; |
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His children shall be orphans, and his wife a widow; |
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(108-10) Let his children be wandering and begging, and ask [for bread] from their ruins; |
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(108-11) Let the lender seize all that he has, and let others spoil his labor; |
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(108-12) Let no one who has compassion on him, let there be no merciful orphans; |
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(108-13) Let his seed be destroyed, and let their name be blotted out in the next generation; |
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(108-14) Let the iniquity of his fathers be remembered before the Lord, and let his mother's sin be not blotted out; |
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(108-15) Let them always be in the sight of the Lord, and let them destroy his memory on the earth, |
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(108-16) because he did not think to show mercy, but pursued the man of the poor and needy and contrite in heart to slay him; |
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He loved the curse, - and it will come on him; He did not want blessings, but it will depart from him; |
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(108-18) Let him be clothed with a curse like a garment, and let it come in like water into his bowels, and, like oil, into his bones; |
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(108-19) Let it be to him, as the garment in which he is dressed, and as a belt, which is always girded. |
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(108-20) This is the recompense from the Lord to my enemies and who speak evil against my soul!
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[108-21] With me, O LORD, Lord, do for Thy name, for Thy mercy is good; save me, |
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(108-22) For I am poor and needy, and my heart is hurt in me. |
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(108-23) I disappear, like an evading shadow; They drive me like locusts. |
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My knees were weak from fasting, and my body was cut off from fatness. |
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(108-25) I became to them a mockery: they saw me and nodded their heads. |
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Help me, O Lord my God, save me through thy mercy, |
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(108-27) Let them know that this is Your hand, and that You, Lord, have done this. |
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(108-28) They curse, but You bless; They rise up, but be ashamed; Thy servant rejoice. |
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(108-29) Let my enemies be clothed with disgrace, and be covered with shame as a garment. |
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(108-30) And I will loudly praise the Lord with my mouth, and among the multitude to glorify Him, |
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(108-31) For he stands at the right hand of the poor, to save him from those who judge his soul. |
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