Psalms 41
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Psalms 41

To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David.

1Blessedishethatunderstandeththepoor: Jehovah will deliverhiminthedayofevil.
2Jehovahwillpreservehim,andkeephimalive;heshallbemadehappyintheland;andthou wilt notdeliverיְֽמַלְּטֵ֥הוּye.ma.le.Te.huH4422himtothewillofhisenemies.
3Jehovahwillsustainhimuponthebedoflanguishing: thou turnest allhisbedinhissickness.
4Asforme,Isaid,Jehovah,begracious untome:healmysoul;forIhavesinnedagainstthee.
5Mine enemieswishmeevil:Whenwillhedie,andhisnameperish?
6Andifonecometosee [me],hespeaketh falsehood;hisheart gatherethwickednessH7451toitself:hegoeth abroad,hetelleth [it].
7AllthathatemewhispertogetherH6908againstme;againstmedotheydevisemyhurt.
8AthingofBelial cleaveth fast untohim;andnowthatheislaiddown,hewillriseupnomore.
9Yea, mine own familiar friend,inwhomIconfided,whodideatofmybread, hath liftedup[his] heelagainstme.
10Butthou, Jehovah,begracious untome,andraisemeup,thatImayrequitethem.
11BythisIknowthatthou delightestinme, because mine enemy doth not triumphoverme.
12Butasforme, thou upholdestmeinmine integrity,andsettestmebeforethy faceforever.
13BlessedbeJehovah,theGodofIsrael,frometernitytoeternity! Amen,andAmen.

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