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Psalm 130–131

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Psalm 130

A song for those who go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord.

1Lord, I cry out to you

because I’m suffering so deeply.

2Lord, listen to me.

Pay attention to my cry for your favor.

3Lord, suppose you kept a record of sins.

Lord, who then wouldn’t be found guilty?

4But you forgive.

So people have respect for you.

5With all my heart I wait for the Lord to help me.

I put my hope in his word.

6I wait for the Lord to help me.

I wait with more longing than those on guard duty wait for the morning.

I’ll say it again.

I wait with more longing than those on guard duty wait for the morning.

7Israel, put your hope in the Lord,

because the Lord’s love never fails.

He sets his people completely free.

8He himself will set Israel

free from all of their sins.

Psalm 131

A song for those who go up to Jerusalem to worship the Lord. A psalm of David.

1Lord, my heart isn’t proud.

My eyes aren’t proud either.

I don’t concern myself with important matters.

I don’t concern myself with things that are too wonderful for me.

2I have made myself calm and content

like a young child in its mother’s arms.

Deep down inside me, I am as content as a young child.

3Israel, put your hope in the Lord

both now and forever.

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