Psalms 108
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Psalms 108

A Song, a Psalm of David.

1Myheartisfixed, O God: I will sing, yea, I will sing psalms, even [with]myglory.
2Awake, luteandharp:Iwillwakethedawn.
3Iwill give thee thanks amongthepeoples, O Jehovah;ofthee willIsing psalms amongthenations:
4Forthy loving-kindnessisgreat abovetheheavens,andthy truthisuntotheclouds.
5Bethou exaltedabovetheheavensH8064, OGod,andthy gloryabovealltheearth.
6Thatthy beloved onesmaybedelivered: savewiththy right hand,andanswerme.
7God hath spokeninhisholiness: Iwillexult, Iwilldivide Shechem,andmete outthevalleyofSuccoth.
8Gileadismine, Manassehismine,andEphraimisthestrengthofmyhead; Judahismylaw-giver;
9Moabismywash-pot; upon EdomwillI castmysandal;overPhilistiawillI shout aloud.
10Whowillbringmeintothestrong city? whowillleadmeuntoEdomH123?
11[Wilt] not [thou],OGod,whodidst cast us off?anddidst not goforth,OGod,withour armies?
12Give us helpfromtrouble;forvainisman's deliverance.
13Through God weshalldo valiantly;andheitisthatwilltread down our adversaries.

Commentaries on Psalms 108

Darby Bible — 1889 — Public Domain