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(91-1) ^^ Psalm. A Song for the Sabbath. ^^ 91-2 It is good to praise the Lord and sing to your name, Most High, |
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(91-3) declare in the morning thy lovingkindness and thy truth in the night, |
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(91-4) on ten-string and psalter, with a song on the harp. |
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(91-5) For thou hast made me to rejoice, O Jehovah, in thy works; I admire the works of thy hands. |
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How great are your works, Lord! Your thoughts are deep in the air! |
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The fool does not know, and the ignorant do not understand this.
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(91-8) But as the wicked arise like grass, and they that work iniquity blossom, that they may perish for ever: |
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(91-9) Thou, Lord, art for ever! |
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(91-10) For behold, Thine enemies, O LORD; therefore, Thine enemies perish, and all that work iniquity fall apart: |
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(91-11) But I exalt your horn like the horn of a unicorn, and I am immersed in fresh oil; |
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(91-12) And my eye looks upon mine enemies, and my ears hear of the evil-doers that rise up against me. |
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(91-13) The righteous man blooms like a palm tree, rising like a cedar in Lebanon. |
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(91-14) They that are planted in the house of the Lord, they flower in the courts of our God; |
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(91-15) they are in the old age prolific, juicy and fresh, |
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(91-16) To declare that the Lord is righteous, my rock, and there is no unrighteousness in him. |
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