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Version 0.35.76, 26 August 2024

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Psalms Chapter 92

1aA Psalm. A Song for the Sabbath day.

1bIt is good to thank the Lord,

And to make psalm melody to your name, O Most High,

2And to tell of your kindness in the morning

And of your faithfulness in the night,

3On the ten-stringed kithara and the lute,

With a meditation on the harp.

4For you have given me joy, O Lord,

Through your work.

I shout for joy

Because of the works of your hands.

5How great your works are, O Lord,

And how very deep your thoughts are!

6The undiscerning man does not know,

And the fool does not understand this.

7As the wicked shoot up like grass,

So all those who commit iniquity flourish,

But only for them to be destroyed in all perpetuity.

8And you are age-abidingly on high,

O Lord.

9For here are your enemies, O Lord,

For here are your enemies, who will perish;

All those who commit iniquity will be scattered.

10And you have exalted my horn like that of a rhinoceros;

I have been suffused with fresh oil.

11And my eye has beheld those who watched for me;

When evildoers rose up against me,

My ears heard it.

12The righteous man will flourish like a palm tree;

He will become great like a cedar of Lebanon.

13Being planted in the house of the Lord

– In the courtyards of our God –

They will flourish.

14They will still be putting forth shoots in old age;

They will be sap-rich and fresh,

15So as to tell that the Lord is upright

– My rock –

And that there is no injustice in him.

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