Psalms 58
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Psalms 58

For the Chief Musician; set to Al-tashheth. A Psalm of David. Michtam.

1Do ye indeedinsilence speak righteousness? Do ye judge uprightly, O ye sonsofmen?
2Nay,inheart ye work wickedness; Ye weigh outtheviolenceofyourhandsintheearth.
3Thewickedareestrangedfromthewomb:Theygo astrayassoonastheyareborn, speaking lies.
4Theirpoisonislikethepoisonofaserpent:Theyarelikethedeaf adder that stoppeth her ear,
5Whichhearkeneth nottothevoiceofcharmers, Charming neversowisely.
6Breaktheirteeth,OGod,intheirmouth: Break outthegreat teethoftheyoung lions,OJehovah.
7Letthemmelt awayaswaterthatrunneth apace:Whenheaimethhisarrows, letthembeasthoughtheywerecut off.
8Letthembeasasnailwhichmeltethandpassethaway,Liketheuntimely birthofawoman,thathathnotseenthesun.
9Beforeyourpotscanfeelthethorns,Hewilltakethemawaywithawhirlwind,thegreenandtheburningalike.
10Therighteous shall rejoicewhenheseeththevengeance:Heshall washhisfeetinthebloodofthewicked;
11Sothatmenshallsay, Verily thereisarewardfortherighteousH6662: Verily thereisaGodthatjudgethintheearth.

Commentaries on Psalms 58

American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain