Psalms 4
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Psalms 4

To the chief Musician. On stringed instruments. A Psalm of David.

1When I call, answer me, O Godofmyrighteousness:inpressure thou hast enlarged me;begracious unto me,andhearmyprayer.
2Ye sonsofmen, tillwhenismyglory [tobeput]toshame? [Howlong]willye love vanity,willye seek afteralie? Selah.
3ButknowthatJehovah hathsetapartthepious [manאִ֡ישׁ'ishH376]forhimself: JehovahwillhearwhenIcall untohim.
4Bemovedwithanger,andsinnot; meditateinyourown heartsuponyourbed,andbestill. Selah.
5Offer sacrificesofrighteousness,andconfideinJehovah.
6Many say,Whoshallcauseustosee good? Liftupuponusthelightofthy countenance,OJehovah.
7Thou hastputjoyinmyheart,morethaninthetimethattheircornandtheirnew winewasinabundance.
8InpeacewillIbothlaymedownandsleep;forthou, Jehovah, alone makestmetodwellinsafety.

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