Psalms 92
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Psalms 92

A Psalm, a Song, for the Sabbath day.

1Itisgoodtogive thanks unto Jehovah,andtosing psalms unto thy name, O Most High;
2Todeclare thy loving-kindnessinthemorning,andthy faithfulnessinthenights,
3Upon an instrumentoften stringsanduponthelute; upontheHiggaionwiththeharp.
4Forthou, Jehovah, hast mademegladthroughthy work;Iwill triumphintheworksofthy hands.
5Jehovah,howgreatarethyworksH4639! Thy thoughtsareverydeep:
6Abrutish man knoweth not, neither dothafool understandit.
7Whenthewicked springasthegrass,andwhenalltheworkersofiniquity flourish,itisthattheymaybedestroyedforever.
8Andthou, Jehovah, artonhighforevermore.
9Forlo, thine enemies,OJehovah,forlo, thine enemiesshallperish;alltheworkersofiniquityshallbescattered.
10Butmyhorn shalt thou exaltlikeabuffalo's:Ishallbeanointedwithfresh oil.
11Andmine eye shall see [itsdesire]onmine enemies; mine ears shall hear [it]oftheevil-doers thatriseH7311upagainstme.
12Therighteous shall shootforthlikeapalm-tree;heshall growlikeacedaronLebanon.
13Thosethatareplantedinthe houseofJehovah shallflourishinthe courtsofour God:
14Theyarestill vigorousinold age,theyarefullofsapandgreen;
15ToshewthatJehovahisיִהְיֽוּ׃yih.YuH1961upright: [heisH1961]myrock,andthereisH1961no unrighteousnessinhim.

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