To the chief Musicain on Nehiloth: a Psalm of David
English
Primary Scripture: Psalm 5
Verse 1
O Lord give ear to what I say, My meditation understand.
Verse 2
My King, my God, to thee I pray, Voice of my cry do thou attend.
Verse 3
My voice the morning time within O Thou Jehovah shalt it hear: I will to thee in the morning time Address, and will mine eyes up rear.
Verse 4
For thou'rt a God hast no delight In sin; nor ill dwell with thee shall.
Verse 5
Fools shall not stand before thy sight, Who mischief work thou hat'st them all.
Verse 6
Thou wilt bring to destruction quite, Them that do lying falsehood prate: The man of blood and of deceit Jehovah will abominate.
Verse 7
But in thy many mercies now Enter into thy house will I: I in thy fear my self will bow Before thy house of sanctity.
Verse 8
Because of mine observing spies Lead me forth in thy righteousness: Before my face thy way likewise Do thou Jehovah strait express.
Verse 9
For in there mouth no truth they have, Their inward part iniquities; Their throat is as an open grave: Their tongue is smooth with flatteries.
Verse 10
O God make thou them wholly waste, From their own plots let them fall far; Out in their heaps of sin them cast, For they against thee rebels are.
Verse 11
Let them who trust in thee repose Rejoy]ice, and ever shouting be: For thou defend'st them, ye let those That love thy name be glad in thee.
Verse 12
Because Jehovah thou wilt yield A blessing to the righteous one. And wilt him crown as with a shield, With gracious acceptation.
Scripture References
Reference 1
- psalms 5