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Psalms 5

To the chief Musician. Upon Nehiloth. A Psalm of David.

1Give eartomywords, O Jehovah; considermymeditation.

2Hearken untothevoiceofmycrying,mykingandmyGod;fortotheewillIpray.

3Jehovah,inthemorning shalt thouhearmyvoiceH6963;inthemorningwillIaddress myselftothee,andwilllookup.

4Forthou art notaGodthathath pleasureinwickedness; evilshallnot sojournwiththee.

5Insolent foolsshallnotstandbeforethine eyes; thou hatest all workersofiniquity.

6Thou wiltdestroythemthatspeak lies: Jehovah abhorrethamanofbloodanddeceit.

7Butasforme,inthegreatnessofthy loving-kindnesswillIenter thy house;Iwillbow down towardthetempleofthy holinessinthy fear.

8Leadme, Jehovah,inthy righteousness,becauseofmyfoes; make thy way plainbeforeme.

9Forthereisno certaintyintheirmouth;theirinward partisperversion,theirthroatisanopensepulchre;theyflatterwiththeirtongue.

10Bringguiltuponthem, OGod; letthemfallbytheirown counsels: drivethemoutinthemultitudeoftheirtransgressions,fortheyhaverebelled against thee.

11Andallthattrustinthee shall rejoice:forever shalltheyshout joyously,andthou wilt protectthem;andtheythatlove thy name shall exultinthee.

12Forthou, Jehovah, wilt blesstherighteous [man];withfavour wilt thou surroundhimas[with]ashield.

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