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Psalm 130–131

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Hope for the Redemption of Yahweh

130A song of ascents.a

1Out of the depths I call to you, O Yahweh.

2“O Lord, hear my voice.

Let your ears be attentive

to the voice of my supplications.

3If you, O Yah,b should keep track ofc iniquities,

O Lord, who could stand?

4But with you is forgiveness,

so that you may be feared.”

5I await Yahweh; my soul awaits,

and I waitd for his word.

6My soul waits for the Lord

more than watchmen for the morning.

Yes, more than watchmen for the morning.

7O Israel, waite for Yahweh.

For with Yahweh there is loyal love,

and with him there is abundant redemption.

8And he will redeem Israel

from all its iniquities.

Calm Trust in Yahweh

131A song of ascents. Of David.a

1O Yahweh, my heart is not haughty nor my eyes arrogant.b

And I do not concern myselfc

with things too great and difficult for me.

2Rather I have soothed and quieted my soul,

like a weaned child with its mother,

like the weaned child is my soul with me.

3O Israel, hope in Yahweh

from now until forever.

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Footnotes

  1. aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm
  2. bA shortened form of “Yahweh”
  3. cLiterally “keep”
  4. dOr “hope,” here and v. 7, though the Hebrew uses a different verbal stem in v. 7
  5. eOr “hope”
  6. aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm
  7. bLiterally “raised”
  8. cLiterally “walk about”