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Psalm 110–111

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Yahweh Gives Authority to His Messiah

110Of David. A psalm.a

1A declaration of Yahweh to my lord,

“Sit at my right hand

until I make your enemies your footstool.”

2Yahweh will send out your mighty scepter from Zion;

rule in the midst of your enemies.

3Your people will volunteerb in the day of your power.c

In holy splendor, from the womb of the dawn,

you will have the dew of your youth.d

4Yahweh has sworn and he will not change his mind,

“You are a priest forever

according to the manner of Melchizedek.”

5O Lord, at your right hand

he will shatter kings in the day of his anger.

6He will judge among the nations;

he will fill them with corpses.

He will shatter the rulerse of many countries.

7He will drink from the stream by the road;

therefore he will lift up his head.

Praise to God for His Work and Commands

111Praise Yah!a

I will give thanks to Yahweh with all my heart,

in the assembly of the upright and the congregation.

2The works of Yahweh are great,

studiedb by all who delight in them.

3Full of splendor and majesty is his work,

and his righteousness endures forever.

4He has made his wonders to be remembered;c

Yahweh is gracious and compassionate.

5He gives food to those who fear him;

he remembers his covenant forever.

6He has declared the power of his works for his people,

by giving to them the inheritance of the nations.

7The works of his hands are faithfulness and justice;

all his precepts are reliable.

8They are sustained forever and ever,

done with faithfulness and uprightness.

9He has sent redemption to his people;

he has commanded his covenant forever;

holy and fearful is his name.

10The fear of Yahweh is the beginning of wisdom;

all who do themd have a good understanding.

His praise endures forever.

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Footnotes

  1. aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm
  2. bLiterally “will be freewill offerings”; see the related verbal form in Judg 5:2
  3. cOr “day of your army,” or “day of battle”
  4. dThe meaning of this verse is obscure
  5. eLiterally “head”
  6. aHebrew hallelujah
  7. bOr “pondered”
  8. cLiterally “a remembrance”
  9. dThat is, his precepts (v. 7), or the stipulations of his covenant (v. 9)