Psalms 64
For the Chief Musician. A Psalm of David. HearH8085 my voiceH6963, O GodH430, in my complaintH7879: PreserveH5341 my lifeH2416 from fearH6343 of the enemyH341.
HideH5641 me from the secret counselH5475 of evil-doersH7489, From the tumultH7285 of the workersH6466 of iniquityH205;
Who have whetH8150 their tongueH3956 like a swordH2719, And have aimedH1869 their arrowsH2671, even bitterH4751 wordsH1697,
That they may shootH3384 in secretH4565 places at the perfectH8535: SuddenlyH6597 do they shootH3384 at him, and fearH3372 not.
They encourageH2388 themselves in an evilH7451 purposeH1697; They communeH5608 of layingH2934 snaresH4170 privilyH2934; They sayH559, Who will seeH7200 them?
They search outH2664 iniquitiesH5766; We have accomplishedH8552, say they, a diligentH2664 searchH2665: And the inwardH7130 thought and the heartH3820 of every oneH376 is deepH6013.
But GodH430 will shootH3384 at them; With an arrowH2671 suddenlyH6597 shall they be woundedH4347.
So they shall be made to stumbleH3782, their own tongueH3956 being against them: All that seeH7200 them shall wagH5074 the head.
And all menH120 shall fearH3372; And they shall declareH5046 the workH6467 of GodH430, And shall wisely considerH7919 of his doingH4639.
The righteousH6662 shall be gladH8055 in JehovahH3068, and shall take refugeH2620 in him; And all the uprightH3477 in heartH3820 shall gloryH1984.
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