Psalm 5
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PSALM 5
Prayer for Protection from the Wicked.
For the choir director; for †flute accompaniment. A Psalm of David.
1aGive ear to my words, O Lord,
2Heed athe sound of my cry for help, bmy King and my God,
For to You I pray.
3In the morning, O Lord, 1You will hear my voice;
In the amorning I will order my 2prayer to You and eagerly bwatch.
4For You are not a God awho takes pleasure in wickedness;
5The aboastful shall not bstand before Your eyes;
You chate all who do iniquity.
6You adestroy those who speak falsehood;
The Lord abhors bthe man of bloodshed and deceit.
7But as for me, aby Your abundant lovingkindness I will enter Your house,
1At Your holy temple I will bbow in creverence for You.
8O Lord, alead me bin Your righteousness cbecause of 1my foes;
Make Your way 2straight before me.
9There is anothing 1reliable in 2what they say;
Their binward part is destruction itself.
Their cthroat is an open grave;
They 3flatter with their tongue.
10Hold them guilty, O God;
aBy their own devices let them fall!
In the multitude of their transgressions bthrust them out,
For they are crebellious against You.
11But let all who atake refuge in You bbe glad,
Let them ever sing for joy;
That those who dlove Your name may exult in You.
12For it is You who ablesses the righteous man, O Lord,
You bsurround him with favor as with a shield.
Footnotes
Cross references
- aPs 54:2
- bPs 104:34
- aPs 140:6
- bPs 84:3
- aPs 88:13
- bPs 130:5
- aPs 11:5; 34:16
- bPs 92:15
- aPs 73:3; 75:4
- bPs 1:5
- cPs 11:5; 45:7
- aPs 52:4, 5
- bPs 55:23
- aPs 69:13
- bPs 138:2
- cPs 115:11, 13
- aPs 31:3
- bPs 31:1
- cPs 27:11
- aPs 52:3
- bPs 7:14
- cRom 3:13
- aPs 9:16
- bPs 36:12
- cPs 107:10, 11
- aPs 2:12
- bPs 33:1; 64:10
- cPs 12:7
- dPs 69:36
- aPs 29:11
- bPs 32:7, 10
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