Psalms 69
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Psalms 69

For the Chief Musician; set to Shoshannim. A Psalm of David.

1Saveme, O God;Forthewaters are comeinuntomysoul.
2Isinkindeep mire, wherethereisno standing:IamcomeH935intodeepwatersH4325, wherethefloods overflowme.
3Iam wearywithmycrying;mythroatisdried: Mine eyes fail whileIwaitformyGod.
4Theythathatemewithoutacausearemore thanthehairsofmyhead:Theythatwould cutmeoff,beingmine enemies wrongfully,aremighty:ThatwhichItook notawayH3615Ihavetorestore.
5OGod, thou knowestmyfoolishness;Andmysinsarenothidfromthee.
6Letnotthemthatwaitfortheebeputtoshamethroughme,OLord Jehovahofhosts:Letnotthosethatseektheebebroughttodishonorthroughme,OGodH430ofIsrael.
7Becauseforthy sakeIhaveborne reproach;ShameH954hathcoveredmyface.
8Iambecomeastranger untomybrethren,Andanalien untomymother’s children.
9Forthezealofthy house hath eatenmeup;Andthereproachesofthemthatreproach theearefallenuponme.
10WhenIwept,andchastenedmysoulwithfasting,ThatwastomyreproachH2781.
11WhenImadesackclothmyclothing,IbecameH1961abyword untothem.
12Theythatsitinthegate talkofme;AndIamH1961thesongofthedrunkards.
13Butasforme,myprayerisunto thee, O Jehovah,inan acceptable time: O God,intheabundanceofthy lovingkindness, Answer meinthetruthofthy salvation.
14Delivermeoutofthemire,andletmenotsink:Letmebedeliveredfromthemthathateme,andoutofthedeep waters.
15Letnotthewaterflood overwhelmme,Neitherletthedeepswallowmeup;Andletnotthepit shut its mouth uponme.
16Answerme, O Jehovah;forthy lovingkindnessisgood:Accordingtothemultitudeofthy tender mercies turn thou untome.
17Andhidenotthyfacefromthy servant;ForIamindistress;answerH6030mespeedily.
18Draw nigh untomysoul,andredeemit: Ransommebecauseofmine enemies.
19Thou knowestmyreproach,andmyshame,andmydishonor: Mine adversariesareallbeforethee.
20ReproachH2781hath brokenmyheart;andIamfullofheaviness:AndIlookedforsometotakepity,buttherewasnone;Andforcomforters,butIfoundnone.
21Theygavemealsogallformyfood;Andinmythirsttheygavemevinegartodrink.
22Lettheirtable beforethembecomeasnare;Andwhentheyareinpeace,letitbecomeatrap.
23LettheireyesbeH1961darkened,sothattheycannot see;Andmaketheirloins continuallytoshake.
24Pouroutthine indignationuponthem,Andletthefiercenessofthine anger overtakethem.
25Lettheirhabitation be desolate; Let none dwellintheirtents.
26Forthey persecutehimwhom thou hast smitten;Andthey tellofthesorrowofthosewhom thou hast wounded.
27Add iniquity untotheiriniquity;Andletthemnotcomeintothy righteousness.
28Letthembeblottedoutofthebookoflife,Andnotbewrittenwiththerighteous.
29ButI am poorandsorrowful:Letthy salvation, O God, setmeuponhigh.
30IwillpraisethenameofGodH430withasong,Andwillmagnifyhimwiththanksgiving.
31Anditwillplease Jehovah better thananox,Orabullockthathath hornsandhoofs.
32Themeekhaveseenit,andareglad: Yethatseek afterGod, letyourheart live.
33ForJehovah heareththeneedy,Anddespiseth nothisprisoners.
34Letheavenandearthpraisehim,Theseas,andeverythingthatmoveth therein.
35ForGodwillsave Zion,andbuildthecitiesofJudah;Andtheyshallabidethere,andhaveitinpossession.
36TheseedalsoofhisservantsshallinheritH3423it;Andtheythatlovehisnameshalldwellוְיָ֥שְׁבוּve.Ya.she.vuH3427therein.

Commentaries on Psalms 69

American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain