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Psalms 17:6-12
6I have calledH7121 upon thee, for thou answerest me, O 1GodH410. InclineH5186 thine earH241 unto me, hearH8085 my speech.7Shew wondrously thy loving-kindnesses, O thou that savest by thy rightH3225 handH3225 them that trust [in thee] from those that riseH6965 up [against them].8KeepH8104 me as the apple of the eyeH5869, hideH5641 me under the shadowH6738 of thy wingsH3671,9From the wickedH7563 that destroyH7703 me, my deadly enemiesH341, who compass me about.10They are enclosed in their own fatH2459; with their mouthH6310 they speakH1696 proudly.11They have nowH6258 encompassed us in our stepsH838; their eyesH5869 have they setH7896, bowing downH5186 to the earthH776.12He is like a lionH738 that is greedy of its prey, and as a youngH3715 lionH738 lurking in secretH4565 placesH4565.
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Commentaries on Psalms 17
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
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