Psalm 75–76
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Thanksgiving for God’s Future Help
75For the music director, according to Do Not Destroy.
A psalm of Asaph. A song.a
1We give thanks to you, O God;
we give thanks, and your name is near.
Your wonderful deeds are told.b
2“I will indeed set an appointed time;
I will judge fairly.c
3The earth and all its inhabitants are shaking;d
I steadye its columns. Selah
4I say to the boastful, ‘Do not boast!’
and to the wicked, ‘Do not lift up your horn!
5Do not lift up high yourf horn.
Do not speak with arrogant pride.’ ”g
6For it is not from the east or the west
and not from the southh that lifting up comes,
7rather God is the judge;
one he brings low, and another he lifts up.
8For there is a cup in the hand of Yahweh
withi wine that foams, fully mixed,
and he pours out from this.
Surely all the wicked of the land
will quaff it down to its dregs. j
9But as for me, I will proclaim forever;
I will sing praise to the God of Jacob.
10“And all the horns of the wicked I will cut off.
The horns of the righteous will be lifted up.”
Praise to God for His Rescue of Israel
76For the music director, with stringed instruments.
A psalm of Asaph. A song.a
1God is known in Judah.
His name is great in Israel.
2His denb has been in Salem,
his lairc in Zion.
3There he broke the flames of the bow,
the shield and sword and battle. Selah
4Radiantd you are, majestic,
frome the mountains of prey.
5The stouthearted are plundered;
they sleep their sleep,
and all the able men cannot usef their hands.
6At your rebuke, O God of Jacob,
both riderg and horse slumber.
7You, indeed, are to be feared,h
and who can stand before you
when you are angry? i
8From heaven you proclaimed judgment.
The earth feared and was still
9when God rose for justice,
to save all the afflicted of the land. Selah
10For the anger of humankind will praise you.
You will put on the remnant of anger.j
11Make vows and fulfill them to Yahweh, your God;
let all surrounding him
bring tribute to the one to be feared.k
12He cuts off the spirit of leaders.
He is to be feared by the kings of the earth.
Footnotes
- aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm; the English verse number is reduced by one
- bHebrew “They tell your wonderful deeds”
- cHebrew “I, I will judge” might be emphatic
- dOr “melting away”
- eHebrew “I, I steady” might be emphatic
- fPlural
- gHebrew “an unrestrained neck”
- hHebrew “wilderness”
- iHebrew “and”
- jLiterally “they will drain, they will drink its dregs”
- aThe Hebrew Bible counts the superscription as the first verse of the psalm; the English verse number is reduced by one
- bOr “shelter”; but the image of the lion appears in view
- cOr “refuge”
- dA possible change in the Hebrew text yields, “You are feared, majestic …” a form found in vv. 8(7), 13(12). This is possibly reflected in the reading of Theodotion
- eOr “more than”
- fLiterally “find”
- gHebrew “chariot,” that is, charioteer
- hLiterally “You, feared you are”
- iA slight change in the vocalization of the MT yields, “from the strength of your anger”
- jHebrew “angers”
- kHebrew “to the fear”
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