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Luther Bible 1545 (English)
in your sack! Without a doubt, you count them.
  • Then shall mine enemies return when I call: so shall I know that thou art my God.
  • I will praise the word of God; I will praise the word of the LORD.
  • In God I hope, and fear not: what can men do unto me?
  • I have vowed unto thee, O God, that I will give thanks unto thee.
  • For thou hast delivered my soul from death, and my feet from slipping, that I may walk before God in the light of the living.
    The 57th Psalm (^)
    Prayer against the cruelty of the enemy.
  • A precious jewel of David, to sing before him, that he perish not, when he fled from Saul into the cave.
  • Have mercy upon me, O God, have mercy upon me. For my soul trusteth in thee, and under the shadow of thy wings I have refuge, until the calamity pass.
  • I cry to GOD, the Most High, to GOD who makes an end of my miseries.
  • He sendeth from heaven, and saveth me from the reproach of my sinking. Sela. God sends His goodness and faithfulness.
  • I lie with my soul among the lions. The children of men are flames; their teeth are spears and arrows, and their tongues sharp swords.
  • Exalt yourself, O God, above the heavens, and your glory above all the earth!
  • They set nets for my way, and press down my soul: they dig a pit before me, and fall therein themselves. Sela.
  • My heart is ready, O God, my heart is ready, that I may sing and praise.
  • Awake, my glory, awake, psaltery and harp! Early I will awake.
  • O LORD, I will give thee thanks among the nations, I will sing praise unto thee among the people.
  • For thy lovingkindness is as far as the heavens, and thy truth as far as the clouds go.
  • Exalt yourself, O God, above the heavens, and your glory above all the earth!
    The 58th Psalm (^)
    Complain about the detractors.
  • A golden jewel of David, to sing before him, that he perish not.
  • Are ye then dumb, that ye will not speak that which is right, and judge that which is equal, ye children of men?
  • Ye have wrought iniquity in the land, and have gone straight through with your hands to do iniquity.
  • The wicked are perverse from their mother’s womb: the liars err from their mother’s womb.
  • Their raging is like the raging of a serpent, like a deaf adder that stoppeth his ear, 6. That she hear not the voice of the sorcerer, the conjurer, who is able to conjure.
  • O God, break their teeth in their mouths; bruise, O LORD, the molars of the young lions.
  • they shall melt away as the waters that flow. They aim their arrows, but they break them.
  • They perish as a snail languisheth: as a woman’s untimely birth they see not the sun.
  • Before your thorns be ripe in the briers, a wrath shall pluck them away so fresh.
  • The righteous shall rejoice when he seeth such vengeance, and shall bathe his feet in the blood of the wicked,
  • And men shall say, The righteous shall enjoy his reward: for God is yet judge on the earth.
    The 59th Psalm (^)
    Prayer against the persecutors.
  • A precious jewel of David, that he should not perish, when Saul sent and kept his house, to slay him.
  • Deliver me, O my God, from mine enemies, and save me from them that set themselves against me.
  • Deliver me from the transgressors, and save me from the bloodthirsty.
  • For, lo, LORD, they lie in wait for my soul: the mighty are gathered together against me without my fault and iniquity.
  • They run without my fault, and prepare themselves. Awake and meet me, and behold!
  • Thou, O LORD God of hosts, O LORD God of Israel, awake, and visit all the nations: have mercy on them that are not bold iniquitous. Sela.
  • And in the evening let them also howl like dogs, and run about the city.
  • Behold, they chatter together; swords are in their lips: Who shall hear?
  • But thou, O LORD, wilt laugh at them, and mock all the heathen.
  • From their power will I cleave unto thee: for God is my refuge.
  • God showeth me his lovingkindness abundantly: God maketh me to see my delight in mine enemies.
  • Slay them not, that they forget not my people: but scatter them with thy might, O LORD our shield, and cast them down.
  • Their doctrine is vain sin, and they persist in their pride, and preach vain cursing and contradicting.
  • Destroy them without all mercy. Destroy them, that they may be nothing, and know that God is ruler in Jacob, in all the earth. Sela.
  • And in the evening let them also howl like dogs, and run about the city.
  • Let them run to and fro for meat, and murmur, if they be not filled.
  • But I will sing of thy power, and praise thy lovingkindness in the morning: for thou art my defence and my refuge in my trouble.
  • I will sing praises unto thee, my stronghold: for thou, O God, art my refuge, and my gracious God.
    The 60th Psalm (^)
    Prayer for the welfare of the people of Israel
  • a golden jewel of David, to sing before, to teach of a golden rosebush, 2. When he had fought with the Syrians of Mesopotamia, and with the Syrians of Zobah, Joab returned, and smote twelve thousand of the Edomites in the valley of salt.
  • O God, who hast cast us off and scattered us, and hast been angry with us, comfort us again.
  • Thou that hast moved the earth, and rent it asunder, heal the breaches thereof, which is so bruised.
  • For thou hast shown hardness unto thy people; thou hast given us a drink of wine, that we staggered.
  • But thou gavest a sign unto them that fear thee, which they lifted up, and made them safe.
    Sela.
  • That thy loved ones may be done, help now with thy right hand, and hear us.
  • God speaketh in his sanctuary, I am glad; and I will divide Shechem, and measure the valley of Shushoth.
  • Gilead is mine, Manasseh is mine; Ephraim is the power of my head; Judah is my prince, 10. Moab is my washing-pot; I stretch out my shoe over Edom; Philistia exults in me.
  • Who will lead me into a strong city? Who will lead me as far as Edom?
  • Wilt thou not do it, O GOD, which hast cast us off, and wilt thou not go forth, O GOD, upon our host?
  • Give us help in trouble: for help of man is no good.
  • With God we will do deeds. He will trample under our enemies.
    The 61st Psalm (^)
    Prayer for the authorities, that God may be their strong tower.
  • a psalm of David, to be sung on a stringed instrument.
  • Hear, O God, my cry, and hearken unto my prayer.
  • While I am yet on earth, when my heart is in anguish, I cry unto thee, Thou wilt lead me up to a high rock.
  • For thou art my confidence, one before mine enemies.
  • I will dwell in thy tabernacle for ever; I will trust under thy wings. Sela.
  • For thou, O God, hearest my vows: thou rewardest them that fear thy name.
  • Thou givest a king long life, that his years may endure for ever and ever, 8. That he may always sit down before God, shewing him kindness and faithfulness that keep him.
  • Then will I sing praise unto thy name for ever, and pay my vows daily.
    The 62nd Psalm (^)
    Constant comfort against the enemy.
  • a psalm of David for Jeduthun, to be sung.
  • my soul is silent to God, who helps me.
  • For he is my stronghold, my help, my refuge, that no fall shall overthrow me, how great he is.
  • How long do ye all pursue after one, to slay him, as a hanging wall, and as a broken wall?
  • They only think how to muffle him, they diligently lie, they give good words, but in their hearts they curse. Sela.
  • But my soul waiteth only for God: for he is my hope.
  • He is my refuge, my help, and my protection, that I shall not fall.
  • with GOD is my salvation, my glory, the rock of my strength; my confidence is in GOD.
  • Hope in Him always, dear people; pour out your hearts before Him. God is our confidence.
    Sela.
  • But men are nothing, great men also lack; they weigh less than nothing, as much as they are.
  • Rely not on iniquity and righteousness; hold not yourselves to that which is nothing. If riches come to you, do not set your heart on them.
  • God hath spoken a word, which I have heard many times, that God alone is mighty.
  • And thou, O LORD, art gracious, and payest every man according to his due.
    The 63rd Psalm (^)
    Prayer for true worship.
  • A psalm of David, when he was in the wilderness.
  • O God, thou art my God: early I awake unto thee. My soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh desireth thee, in a dry and parched land, where there is no water.
  • There I look for thee in thy sanctuary; I would behold thy power and thy glory.
  • For thy lovingkindness is better than life. My lips praise thee.
  • There would I gladly praise thee all the days of my life, and lift up my hands in thy name.
  • This is the joy and gladness of my heart, if I should praise thee with a glad mouth.
  • When I lay me down to sleep, I remember thee: when I awake, I speak of thee.
  • For thou art my helper, and under the shadow of thy wings I glory.
  • My soul cleaveth unto thee: thy right hand upholdeth me.
  • But they stand after my soul to assail me: they shall go down under the earth.
  • They shall fall on the sword, and be given to the foxes.
  • But the king rejoiceth in GOD. He that sweareth by him shall be glorified: for the lying lips shall be stopped.
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