Psalm 83
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PSALM 83
O God, Do Not Be Quiet
A Song. A Psalm of Asaph.
1O God, ado not remain at rest;
bDo not be silent and, O God, do not be quiet.
2For behold, Your enemies aroar,
And bthose who hate You have clifted up their heads.
3They amake shrewd plans against Your people,
And 1conspire together against bYour 2treasured ones.
4They have said, “Come, and alet us wipe them out 1as a nation,
That the bname of Israel be remembered no more.”
5For they have 1aconspired together with one heart;
Against You they cut a covenant:
6The tents of aEdom and the bIshmaelites,
7aGebal and bAmmon and cAmalek,
dPhilistia with the inhabitants of eTyre;
8aAssyria also has joined with them;
They have become 1the power of the bchildren of Lot. 2Selah.
9Do to them aas to Midian,
As bto Sisera, and Jabin at the river of Kishon,
10Who were destroyed at En-dor,
Who awere as dung for the ground.
11Make their nobles like aOreb and Zeeb
And all their princes like bZebah and Zalmunna,
12Who said, “aLet us possess for ourselves
The bpastures of God.”
13O my God, make them like the 1awhirling dust,
Like bchaff before the wind.
14Like afire that burns the forest
And like a flame that bburns up the mountains,
15So pursue them awith Your tempest
And dismay them with Your storm.
16aFill their faces with disgrace,
That they may seek Your name, O Yahweh.
17Let them be aashamed and dismayed forever,
And let them be humiliated and perish,
18That they may aknow that bYou alone—Your name is Yahweh—
Are the cMost High over all the earth.
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Cross references
- aPs 28:1; 35:22
- bPs 109:1
- aPs 2:1; Is 17:12
- bPs 81:15
- cJudg 8:28; Zech 1:21
- aPs 64:2; Is 29:15
- bPs 27:5; 31:20
- aEsth 3:6; Ps 74:8; Jer 48:2
- bPs 41:5; Jer 11:19
- aPs 2:2; Dan 6:7
- a2 Chr 20:10; Ps 137:7
- bGen 25:12–16
- c2 Chr 20:10
- d1 Chr 5:10
- aJosh 13:5; Ezek 27:9
- b2 Chr 20:10
- c1 Sam 15:2
- d1 Sam 4:1; 29:1
- eEzek 27:3; Amos 1:9
- a2 Kin 15:19
- bDeut 2:9
- aJudg 7:1–24
- bJudg 4:7, 15, 21–24
- aZeph 1:17
- aJudg 7:25
- bJudg 8:12, 21
- a2 Chr 20:11
- bPs 132:13
- aIs 17:13
- bJob 21:18; Ps 35:5; Is 40:24; Jer 13:24
- aIs 9:18
- bEx 19:18; Deut 32:22
- aJob 9:17; Ps 58:9
- aJob 10:15; Ps 109:29; 132:18
- aPs 35:4; 70:2
- aPs 59:13
- bPs 86:10; Is 45:21
- cPs 9:2; 18:13; 97:9
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