American Standard Version
2 Samuel 22:28-37
28And the afflictedH6041 peopleH5971 thou wilt saveH3467;But thine eyesH5869 are upon the haughtyH7311, that thou mayest bringH8213 them down.29For thou art my lampH5216, O Jehovah;And Jehovah will lighten my darknessH2822.30For by thee I runH7323 upon a troopH1416;By my GodH430 do I leapH1801 over a wallH7791.31As for GodH410, his wayH1870 is perfectH8549:The wordH565 of Jehovah is tried;He is a shieldH4043 unto all them that takeH2620 refugeH2620 in him.32For who is GodH430, save Jehovah?And who is a rockH6697, save our GodH430?33GodH410 is my strong fortress;And he guideth the perfectH8549 in his wayH1870.34He maketh his feetH7272 like hinds’ feetH7272,And setteth me upon my highH1116 placesH1116.35He teacheth my handsH3027 to warH4421,So that mine armsH2220 do bend a bowH7198 of brass.36Thou hast also givenH5414 me the shieldH4043 of thy salvationH3468;And thy gentleness hath madeH5414 me great.37Thou hast enlargedH7337 my stepsH6806 under me;And my feet have not slippedH4571.
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