Psalms 21
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Psalms 21

To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David.

1Thekingshalljoyinthy strength, Jehovah;andinthy salvation how greatlyshallherejoice.
2Thou hastgivenhimhisheart's desire,andhast not withholdentherequestofhislips. Selah.
3Forthou hast methimwiththeblessingsofgoodness; thou hastsetH5414acrownofpure goldonhishead.
4Heasked lifeofthee; thou gavest [it]him, lengthofdaysforeverandever.
5Hisgloryisgreatthroughthy salvation; majestyandsplendour hast thoulaiduponhim.
6Forthou hast madehimtobe blessingsforever; thou hast filledhimwithjoybythy countenance.
7Fortheking confidethinJehovah:andthroughtheloving-kindnessoftheMostHighheshallnotbemoved.
8Thy handshallfind out all thine enemies; thy right handshallfind outthosethathate thee.
9Thou shaltmakethemasafiery furnaceinthetimeofthy presence; Jehovahshallswallowthemupinhisanger,andthefireshalldevourthem:
10Theirfruit shalt thoudestroyfromtheearth,andtheirseedfromamongthechildrenofmen.
11Fortheyintended evil against thee;theyimaginedamischievous device, whichtheycouldnotexecute.
12Forthou wiltmakethemturnH5186theirback; thou wiltmakeready thy bowstringagainsttheirface.
13Bethou exalted, Jehovah,inthineownstrength:wewillsingandcelebrate thypower.

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