Psalms 31
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Psalms 31:10-14

10For my lifeH2416 is spentH3615 with griefH3015, and my yearsH8141 with sighingH585: my strengthH3581 failethH3782 because of my iniquityH5771, and my bonesH6106 are consumedH6244. 11I was a reproachH2781 among all my enemiesH6887, but especiallyH3966 among my neighboursH7934, and a fearH6343 to my acquaintanceH3045: they that sawH7200 me withoutH2351 fledH5074 from me. 12I am forgottenH7911 as a dead manH4191 out of mindH3820: I am like a brokenH6 vesselH3627.1 13For I have heardH8085 the slanderH1681 of manyH7227: fearH4032 was on every sideH5439: while they took counselH3245 togetherH3162 against me, they devisedH2161 to take awayH3947 my lifeH5315. 14But I trustedH982 in thee, O LORDH3068: I saidH559, Thou art my GodH430.

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  1. 1. Psalms 31:12 a broken...: Heb. a vessel that perisheth ↩

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