Psalms 36
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Psalms 36

To the chief Musician. [A Psalm] of the servant of Jehovah; of David.

1Thetransgressionofthewicked uttereth withinmyheart,Thereisno fearofGodbeforehiseyes.
2Forheflatterethhimselfinhisownבְּעֵינָ֑יוbe.'ei.NavH5869eyesעֵינָֽיו׃'ei.NavH5869, [even] whenhisiniquityisfoundtobehateful.
3Thewordsofhismoutharewickednessanddeceit:hehathleftofftobewise,todo good.
4HedevisethwickednessH205uponhisbed;hesetteth himselfinawaythatisnotgoodלְהֵיטִֽיב׃le.hei.TivH3190:heabhorrethnotevil.
5Jehovah, thy loving-kindnessisintheheavens,andthy faithfulness [reacheth] untotheclouds.
6Thy righteousnessislikethehigh mountains; thy judgmentsareagreat deep: thou,Jehovah, preservest manandbeast.
7How preciousisthy loving-kindness,OGodאֵ֗ל'ElH410! SothesonsofmenH120take refuge undertheshadowofthy wings.
8Theyshallbeabundantly satisfiedwiththefatnessofthy house;andthou wilt makethemdrinkoftheriverofthy pleasures.
9Forwiththeeisthefountainoflife:inthy lightshallwe see light.
10Continue thy loving-kindness untothemthatknow thee,andthy righteousnesstotheuprightinheart;
11Letnotthefootofpride come againstme,andletnotthehandofthewicked drivemeawayH4900.
12Therearetheworkersofiniquityfallen:theyarecastdown,andarenotabletorise.

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