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Psalm 75–76

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God the Judgem

75 We give thanks to you, O God, we give thanks to you!

We proclaim how great you are

and tell ofn the wonderful things you have done.

2“I have set a time for judgement,” says God,

“and I will judge with fairness.

3Though every living creature tremble

and the earth itself be shaken,

I will keep its foundations firm.

4I tell the wicked not to be arrogant;

5I tell them to stop their boasting.”

6Judgement does not come from the east or from the west,

from the north or from the south;o

7it is God who is the judge,

condemning some and acquitting others.

8The Lord holds a cup in his hand,

filled with the strong wine of his anger.

He pours it out, and all the wicked drink it;

they drink it down to the last drop.

9But I will never stop speaking of the God of Jacob

or singing praises to him.

10He will break the power of the wicked,

but the power of the righteous will be increased.

God the Victorp

76 God is known in Judah;

his name is honoured in Israel.

2He has his home in Jerusalem;

he lives on Mount Zion.

3There he broke the arrows of the enemy,

their shields and swords, yes, all their weapons.

4How glorious you are, O God!

How majestic, as you return from the mountains

where you defeated your foes.

5Their brave soldiers have been stripped of all they had

and now are sleeping the sleep of death;

all their strength and skill was useless.

6When you threatened them, O God of Jacob,

the horses and their riders fell dead.

7But you, Lord, are feared by all.

No one can stand in your presence when you are angry.

8You made your judgement known from heaven;

the world was afraid and kept silent,

9when you rose up to pronounce judgement,

to save all the oppressed on earth.

10Human anger only results in more praise for you;

those who survive the wars will keep your festivals.q

11Give the Lord your God what you promised him;

bring gifts to him, all you nearby nations.

God makes everyone fear him;

12he humbles proud princes

and terrifies great kings.

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Footnotes

  1. mhebrew title: A psalm by Asaph; a song.
  2. nSome ancient translations We proclaim how great you are and tell of; Hebrew Your name is near and they tell of.
  3. oProbable text from the north or from the south; Hebrew from the wilderness of the mountains.
  4. phebrew title: A psalm by Asaph; a song.
  5. qOne ancient translation will keep your festivals; verse 10 in Hebrew is unclear.