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Psalm 112–113

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Psalm 112a

1Praise the Lord.bq

Blessed are thoser who fear the Lord,s

who find great delightt in his commands.

2Their childrenu will be mighty in the land;

the generation of the upright will be blessed.

3Wealth and richesv are in their houses,

and their righteousness enduresw forever.

4Even in darkness light dawnsx for the upright,

for those who are gracious and compassionate and righteous.y

5Good will come to those who are generous and lend freely,z

who conduct their affairs with justice.

6Surely the righteous will never be shaken;a

they will be rememberedb forever.

7They will have no fear of bad news;

their hearts are steadfast,c trusting in the Lord.d

8Their hearts are secure, they will have no fear;e

in the end they will look in triumph on their foes.f

9They have freely scattered their gifts to the poor,g

their righteousness enduresh forever;

their hornc will be liftedi high in honor.

10The wicked will seej and be vexed,

they will gnash their teethk and waste away;l

the longings of the wicked will come to nothing.m

Psalm 113

1Praise the Lord.an

Praise the Lord, you his servants;o

praise the name of the Lord.

2Let the name of the Lord be praised,p

both now and forevermore.q

3From the rising of the sunr to the place where it sets,

the name of the Lord is to be praised.

4The Lord is exalteds over all the nations,

his glory above the heavens.t

5Who is like the Lord our God,u

the One who sits enthronedv on high,w

6who stoops down to lookx

on the heavens and the earth?

7He raises the poory from the dust

and lifts the needyz from the ash heap;

8he seats thema with princes,

with the princes of his people.

9He settles the childlessb woman in her home

as a happy mother of children.

Praise the Lord.

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Footnotes

  1. aThis psalm is an acrostic poem, the lines of which begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
  2. bHebrew Hallelu Yah
  3. cHorn here symbolizes dignity.
  4. aHebrew Hallelu Yah; also in verse 9

Cross references

  1. qPs 33:2; 103:1; 150:1
  2. rPs 1:1–2
  3. sSee Job 1:8; Ps 103:11; 115:13; 128:1
  4. tSee Ps 1:2; 119:14, 16, 47, 92
  5. uPs 25:13; 37:26; 128:2–4
  6. vSee Dt 8:18
  7. wSee Ps 37:6; See 111:3
  8. xSee Ps 18:28
  9. yPs 5:12
  10. zSee Ps 37:21, 26; Lk 6:35
  11. aSee Ps 15:5; See 55:22
  12. bPr 10:7; Ecc 2:16
  13. cPs 57:7; 108:1
  14. dSee Ps 28:7; 56:3–4; See Isa 12:2
  15. ePs 3:6; 27:1; 56:11; Pr 1:33; Isa 12:2
  16. fSee Ps 54:7
  17. gLk 19:8; Ac 9:36; 2 Co 9:9*
  18. hSee Ps 111:3
  19. iSee Ps 75:10
  20. jPs 86:17
  21. kSee Ps 37:12; See Mt 8:12
  22. lSee Ps 34:21
  23. mSee Job 8:13
  24. nSee Ps 22:23
  25. oPs 34:22; See 103:21; 134:1
  26. pSee Ps 30:4; 48:10; 145:21; 148:13; 149:3; Isa 12:4
  27. qPs 115:18; 131:3; Da 2:20
  28. rIsa 24:15; 45:6; 59:19; Mal 1:11
  29. sSee Ps 99:2
  30. tSee Ps 8:1; See 57:11
  31. uSee Ex 8:10; See Ps 35:10
  32. vSee Ps 103:19
  33. wSee Job 16:19
  34. xPs 11:4; 138:6; Isa 57:15
  35. y1 Sa 2:8; Ps 35:10; 68:10; 140:12
  36. zPs 107:41
  37. aSee 2 Sa 9:11
  38. bSee 1 Sa 2:5