Psalms 130
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Psalms 130

A Song of degrees.

1Out of the depthsH4615 have I criedH7121 to thee, O LORDH3068. 2LordH136, hearH8085 my voiceH6963: let thy earsH241 be attentiveH7183 to the voiceH6963 of my supplicationsH8469. 3If thou, LORDH3050, shouldest markH8104 iniquitiesH5771, O LordH136, who shall standH5975? 4But there is forgivenessH5547 with thee, that thou mayest be fearedH3372.

5I waitH6960 for the LORDH3068, my soulH5315 doth waitH6960, and in his wordH1697 do I hopeH3176. 6My soulH5315 waiteth for the LordH136 more than they that watchH8104 for the morningH1242: I say, more than they that watchH8104 for the morningH1242.1 7Let IsraelH3478 hopeH3176 in the LORDH3068: for with the LORDH3068 there is mercyH2617, and with him is plenteousH7235 redemptionH6304. 8And he shall redeemH6299 IsraelH3478 from all his iniquitiesH5771.

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  1. 1. Psalms 130:6 I say...: or, which watch unto ↩

Commentaries on Psalms 130

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain