Psalms 39
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Psalms 39:2-9

2I was dumbH481 with silenceH1747, I held my peaceH2814, even from goodH2896; and my sorrowH3511 was stirredH5916.1 3My heartH3820 was hotH2552 withinH7130 me, while I was musingH1901 the fireH784 burnedH1197: then I spokeH1696 with my tongueH3956, 4LORDH3068, make me to knowH3045 my endH7093, and the measureH4060 of my daysH3117, what it is; that I may knowH3045 how frailH2310 I am .2 5Behold, thou hast madeH5414 my daysH3117 as an hand breadthH2947; and my ageH2465 is as nothing before thee: verily everyH3605 manH120 at his best stateH5324 is altogetherH3605 vanityH1892. SelahH5542.3 6Surely every manH376 walkethH1980 in a vain showH6754: surely they are disquietedH1993 in vainH1892: he heapeth upH6651 riches, and knowethH3045 not who shall gatherH622 them.4

7And now, LordH136, what waitH6960 I for? my hopeH8431 is in thee. 8DeliverH5337 me from all my transgressionsH6588: makeH7760 me not the reproachH2781 of the foolishH5036. 9I was dumbH481, I openedH6605 not my mouthH6310; because thou didstH6213 it .

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  1. 1. Psalms 39:2 stirred: Heb. troubled ↩
  2. 2. Psalms 39:4 how...: or, what time I have here ↩
  3. 3. Psalms 39:5 at...: Heb. settled ↩
  4. 4. Psalms 39:6 a vain...: Heb. an image ↩

Commentaries on Psalms 39

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain