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Version 0.35.76, 26 August 2024

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Psalms Chapter 4

1aTo the choirmaster, in singing set to stringed music.↑

A Psalm of David.

1bWhen I call out,

Answer me, O God of my righteousness.

You have relieved me in adversity;

Have mercy on me,

And hear my prayer.

2You sons of man, how long will you put my glory to shame?

You love vanity;

You seek falsehood.

Selah.

3So know that the Lord has set apart a sacred one for himself;

The Lord will hear when I call out to him.

4Be overawed and do not sin,

Speaking in your heart on your bed,

And be silent.

Selah.

5Offer righteous sacrifices,

And put your trust in the Lord.

6Many say, “Who will show us goodness?”

Raise the light of your presence on us, O Lord.

7You have put gladness in my heart

– More so than at the time

When their corn and new wine became abundant.

8I can lie down and sleep at the same time in peace,

For you alone, O Lord, can let me dwell in safety.

Reference(s) in Chapter 4: v.4 ↔ Ephesians 4:26.

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