Psaumes 64

1For the Chief Musician. A Psalm of David. Hear^H8085 my voice^H6963, O God^H430, in my complaint^H7879: Preserve^H5341 my life^H2416 from fear^H6343 of the enemy^H341. 2Hide^H5641 me from the secret counsel^H5475 of evil-doers^H7489, From the tumult^H7285 of the workers^H6466 of iniquity^H205; 3Who have whet^H8150 their tongue^H3956 like a sword^H2719, And have aimed^H1869 their arrows^H2671, even bitter^H4751 words^H1697, 4That they may shoot^H3384 in secret^H4565 places at the perfect^H8535: Suddenly^H6597 do they shoot^H3384 at him, and fear^H3372 not. 5They encourage^H2388 themselves in an evil^H7451 purpose^H1697; They commune^H5608 of laying^H2934 snares^H4170 privily^H2934; They say^H559, Who will see^H7200 them? 6They search out^H2664 iniquities^H5766; We have accomplished^H8552, say they, a diligent^H2664 search^H2665: And the inward^H7130 thought and the heart^H3820 of every one^H376 is deep^H6013. 7But God^H430 will shoot^H3384 at them; With an arrow^H2671 suddenly^H6597 shall they be wounded^H4347. 8So they shall be made to stumble^H3782, their own tongue^H3956 being against them: All that see^H7200 them shall wag^H5074 the head. 9And all men^H120 shall fear^H3372; And they shall declare^H5046 the work^H6467 of God^H430, And shall wisely consider^H7919 of his doing^H4639. 10The righteous^H6662 shall be glad^H8055 in Jehovah^H3068, and shall take refuge^H2620 in him; And all the upright^H3477 in heart^H3820 shall glory^H1984.