Psalm 123
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Psalm CXXIII.
A Song of degrees.
Unto thee alift I up mine eyes,
O thou that bdwellest in the heavens.
2Behold, as the eyes of servants look unto the hand of their masters,
And as the eyes of a maiden unto the hand of her mistress;
So our eyes wait upon the Lord our God,
Until that he have mercy upon us.
3cHave mercy upon us, O Lord, chave mercy upon us:
For we are dexceedingly filled with econtempt.
4Our soul is exceedingly filled
With the fscorning of gthose that are at ease,
And with the econtempt of the proud.
Cross references
- aPs. 121. 1. So Ps. 25. 15. & 141. 8.
- bPs. 2. 4 (Heb.). See Ps. 11. 4.
- cSee Ps. 4. 1 marg.
- cSee Ps. 4. 1 marg.
- dSo Ps. 120. 6 (Heb.). See Ps. 129. 1 marg.
- eNeh. 4. 4 (Heb.).
- fSo Neh. 2. 19.
- gSee Amos 6. 1.
- eNeh. 4. 4 (Heb.).
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