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Psalm 3:1–4:8

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Morning Prayer for Help+c

3 I have so many enemies, Lord,

so many who turn against me!

2They talk about me and say,

“God will not help him.”

3But you, O Lord, are always my shield from danger;

you give me victory

and restore my courage.

4I call to the Lord for help,

and from his sacred hilld he answers me.

5I lie down and sleep,

and all night long the Lord protects me.

6I am not afraid of the thousands of enemies

who surround me on every side.

7Come, Lord! Save me, my God!

You punish all my enemies

and leave them powerless to harm me.

8Victory comes from the Lord—

may he bless his people.

Evening Prayer for Helpe

4 Answer me when I pray,

O God, my defender!

When I was in trouble, you helped me.

Be kind to me now and hear my prayer.

2How long will you people insult me?

How long will you love what is worthless

and go after what is false?

3Remember that the Lord has chosen the righteous for his own,

and he hears me when I call to him.

4*Tremble with fear and stop sinning;

think deeply about this,

when you lie in silence on your beds.

5Offer the right sacrifices to the Lord,

and put your trust in him.

6There are many who pray:

“Give us more blessings, O Lord.

Look on us with kindness!”

7But the joy that you have given me

is more than they will ever have

with all their corn and wine.

8When I lie down, I go to sleep in peace;

you alone, O Lord, keep me perfectly safe.

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Footnotes

  1. chebrew title: A psalm by David, after he ran away from his son Absalom.
  2. dsacred hill: See 2:6.
  3. ehebrew title: A psalm by David.

Cross references

  1. +3 Title: 2 S 15:13–17:22
  2. *4.4: Eph 4:26