Psalm 7
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PSALM 7
The Lord Implored to Defend the Psalmist against the Wicked.
A †Shiggaion of David, which he sang to the Lord •concerning Cush, a Benjamite.
1O Lord my God, ain You I have taken refuge;
Save me from all those who pursue me, and bdeliver me,
2Or he will tear 1my soul alike a lion,
2Dragging me away, while there is none to deliver.
3O Lord my God, if I have done this,
If there is ainjustice in my hands,
4If I have arewarded evil to 1my friend,
Or have bplundered 2him who without cause was my adversary,
5Let the enemy pursue 1my soul and overtake 2it;
And let him trample my life down to the ground
And lay my glory in the dust.
3Selah.
6aArise, O Lord, in Your anger;
bLift up Yourself against cthe rage of my adversaries,
And darouse Yourself 1for me; You have appointed judgment.
7Let the assembly of the apeoples encompass You,
And over 1them return on high.
8The Lord ajudges the peoples;
1bVindicate me, O Lord, according to my righteousness and my integrity that is in me.
9O let athe evil of the wicked come to an end, but bestablish the righteous;
For the righteous God ctries the hearts and 1minds.
Who bsaves the upright in heart.
11God is a arighteous judge,
And a God who has bindignation every day.
12If 1a man adoes not repent, He will bsharpen His sword;
He has cbent His bow and 2made it ready.
13He has also prepared 1for Himself deadly weapons;
He makes His aarrows fiery shafts.
14Behold, he travails with wickedness,
And he aconceives mischief and brings forth falsehood.
15He has dug a pit and hollowed it out,
And has afallen into the hole which he made.
16His amischief will return upon his own head,
And his bviolence will descend upon 1his own pate.
17I will give thanks to the Lord aaccording to His righteousness
And will bsing praise to the name of the Lord Most High.
Footnotes
- †I.e. Dithyrambic rhythm; or wild passionate song
- •Or concerning the words of
- 1Or me
- 2Or Rending it in pieces, while
- 1Lit him who was at peace with me
- 2Or my adversary without cause
- 1Or me
- 2Or me
- 3Selah may mean: Pause, Crescendo or Musical interlude
- 1One ancient version reads O my God
- 1Lit it
- 1Lit Judge
- 1Lit kidneys, figurative for inner man
- 1Lit upon
- 1Lit he
- 2Lit fixed it
- 1Or His deadly weapons
- 1I.e. the crown of his own head
Cross references
- aPs 31:1; 71:1
- bPs 31:15
- aPs 57:4; Is 38:13
- a1 Sam 24:11
- aPs 109:4, 5
- b1 Sam 24:7; 26:9
- aPs 3:7
- bPs 94:2
- cPs 138:7
- dPs 35:23; 44:23
- aPs 22:27
- aPs 96:13; 98:9
- bPs 18:20; 26:1; 35:24; 43:1
- aPs 34:21; 94:23
- bPs 37:23; 40:2
- cPs 11:4, 5; Jer 11:20; Rev 2:23
- aPs 18:2, 30
- bPs 97:10, 11; 125:4
- aPs 50:6
- bPs 90:9
- aPs 58:5
- bDeut 32:41
- cPs 64:7
- aPs 18:14; 45:5
- aJob 15:35; Is 59:4; James 1:15
- aJob 4:8; Ps 57:6
- aEsth 9:25; Ps 140:9
- bPs 140:11
- aPs 71:15, 16
- bPs 9:2; 66:1, 2, 4
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