Psalms 63
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Psalms 63

A Psalm of David; when he was in the wilderness of Judah.

1O God, thou artmyGod; earlywillIseek thee.Mysoul thirstethforthee,myflesh languishethforthee,inadryandweary land without water:
2Tosee thypowerH410andthy glory,asIhavebeheld theeinthesanctuary;
3Forthy loving-kindnessisbetter than life:mylips shall praise thee.
4SowillIbless theewhileIlive;Iwilllift upmyhandsinthy name.
5Mysoulissatisfiedaswithmarrowandfatness,andmymouthshallpraise[thee]withjoyful lips.
6WhenIremember thee uponmybed,Imeditateontheeinthenight-watches:
7Forthou hastbeenmyhelp,andintheshadowofthy wingswillIsingforjoy.
8Mysoul followeth hardafterthee: thy right hand upholdethme.
9ButthosethatseekmysoulH5315,todestroy [it],shallgo intothelower partsoftheearth;
10Theyshallbegivenovertothepowerofthesword;theyshallbetheportionoffoxes.
11ButthekingshallrejoiceinGod; everyonethatswearethbyhimshallglory:forthemouthofthemthatspeakliesshallbeיִהְיֽוּ׃yih.YuH1961stopped.

Commentaries on Psalms 63

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