Psalm 29:1–30:12
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The Voice of the Lord in the Stormv
29* Praise the Lord, you heavenly beings;
praise his glory and power.
2*Praise the Lord’s glorious name;
bow down before the Holy One when he appears.w
3The voice of the Lord is heard on the seas;
the glorious God thunders,
and his voice echoes over the ocean.
4The voice of the Lord is heard
in all its might and majesty.
5The voice of the Lord breaks the cedars,
even the cedars of Lebanon.
6He makes the mountains of Lebanon jump like calves
and makes Mount Hermon leap like a young bull.
7The voice of the Lord makes the lightning flash.
8His voice makes the desert shake;
he shakes the desert of Kadesh.
9The Lord’s voice shakes the oaksx
and strips the leaves from the trees
while everyone in his Temple shouts, “Glory to God!”
10The Lord rules over the deep waters;
he rules as king for ever.
11The Lord gives strength to his people
and blesses them with peace.
A Prayer of Thanksgivingy
30 I praise you, Lord, because you have saved me
and kept my enemies from gloating over me.
2I cried to you for help, O Lord my God,
and you healed me;
3you kept me from the grave.
I was on my way to the depths below,z
but you restored my life.
4Sing praise to the Lord,
all his faithful people!
Remember what the Holy One has done,
and give him thanks!
5His anger lasts only a moment,
his goodness for a lifetime.
Tears may flow in the night,
but joy comes in the morning.
6I felt secure and said to myself,
“I will never be defeated.”
7You were good to me, Lord;
you protected me like a mountain fortress.
But then you hid yourself from me,
and I was afraid.
8I called to you, Lord;
I begged for your help:
9“What will you gain from my death?
What profit from my going to the grave?
Are dead people able to praise you?
Can they proclaim your unfailing goodness?
10Hear me, Lord, and be merciful!
Help me, Lord!”
11You have changed my sadness into a joyful dance;
you have taken away my sorrow
and surrounded me with joy.
12So I will not be silent;
I will sing praise to you.
I will give you thanks for ever.
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