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The Lord Is My Strength and My Shield

28Of David.

1To you, O Lord, I call;

jmy rock, be not deaf to me,

lest, if you kbe silent to me,

I become like those who lgo down to the pit.

2mHear the voice of my pleas for mercy,

when I cry to you for help,

when I nlift up my hands

otoward your most holy sanctuary.1

3Do not pdrag me off with the wicked,

with the workers of evil,

qwho speak peace with their neighbors

while evil is in their hearts.

4rGive to them according to their work

and according to the evil of their deeds;

give to them according to the work of their hands;

srender them their due reward.

5Because they tdo not regard the works of the Lord

or the work of his hands,

he will tear them down and build them up no more.

6Blessed be the Lord!

For he has uheard the voice of my pleas for mercy.

7The Lord is my strength and vmy shield;

in him my heart wtrusts, and I am helped;

my heart exults,

and with my xsong I give thanks to him.

8The Lord is the strength of his people;2

he is ythe saving refuge of his anointed.

9Oh, save your people and bless zyour heritage!

aBe their shepherd and bcarry them forever.

Ascribe to the Lord Glory

29A Psalm of David.

1Ascribe to the Lord, O heavenly beings,1

cascribe to the Lord glory and strength.

2Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name;

worship the Lord in dthe splendor of holiness.2

3The voice of the Lord is over ethe waters;

the God of glory fthunders,

the Lord, over many waters.

4The voice of the Lord is gpowerful;

the voice of the Lord is full of majesty.

5The voice of the Lord breaks the cedars;

the Lord breaks hthe cedars of Lebanon.

6He makes Lebanon to iskip like a calf,

and jSirion like a young kwild ox.

7The voice of the Lord flashes forth flames of fire.

8The voice of the Lord shakes the wilderness;

the Lord shakes the wilderness of lKadesh.

9The voice of the Lord makes mthe deer give birth3

and strips the forests bare,

and in his temple all cry, “Glory!”

10The Lord sits enthroned over nthe flood;

the Lord sits enthroned oas king forever.

11May the Lord give pstrength to his people!

May the Lord bless4 his people with qpeace!

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Footnotes

  1. 1Hebrew your innermost sanctuary
  2. 2Some Hebrew manuscripts, Septuagint, Syriac; most Hebrew manuscripts is their strength
  3. 1Hebrew sons of God, or sons of might
  4. 2Or in holy attire
  5. 3Revocalization yields makes the oaks to shake
  6. 4Or The Lord will give … The Lord will bless

Cross references

  1. jSee Ps. 18:2
  2. kPs. 35:22; 39:12; 83:1; 109:1
  3. lPs. 88:4; 143:7
  4. mPs. 140:6
  5. nPs. 134:2; 141:2; Lam. 2:19; 1 Tim. 2:8; [Ps. 119:48]
  6. oPs. 5:7; 138:2; [1 Kgs. 8:29]
  7. p[Ps. 26:9; Ezek. 32:20]
  8. qJer. 9:8; [Ps. 5:9; 12:2; 55:21; 62:4]
  9. rJer. 50:15, 29; Rev. 18:6; [2 Tim. 4:14]
  10. s[Ps. 137:8]
  11. tIsa. 5:12; [Job 34:27]
  12. uver. 2
  13. vSee Ps. 3:3
  14. wSee Ps. 11:1
  15. xPs. 69:30
  16. yPs. 140:7; [Ps. 20:6]
  17. zDeut. 9:29; 32:9
  18. aPs. 78:71, 72
  19. bIsa. 40:11; 46:3; 63:9
  20. cPs. 96:7, 8; 1 Chr. 16:28, 29; [Ps. 68:34]
  21. dPs. 110:3; 1 Chr. 16:29; [Ex. 28:2]
  22. e[Ps. 18:11]
  23. fJob 37:4, 5
  24. gPs. 68:33
  25. hPs. 104:16; Judg. 9:15
  26. iPs. 114:4, 6
  27. jDeut. 3:9
  28. kNum. 23:22
  29. lNum. 13:26
  30. m[Job 39:1–3]
  31. n[Gen. 6:17]
  32. oPs. 10:16
  33. pPs. 68:35; [Isa. 40:29]
  34. qPhil. 4:7