Psaumes 73

American Standard Version (1901)

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Psaumes 73

American Standard Version (1901). Public domain.

A Psalm of Asaph. Surely GodH430 is goodH2896 to IsraelH3478, Even to such as are pureH1249 in heartH3824. But as for me, my feetH7272 were almostH4592 goneH5186; My stepsH838 had well nighH369 slippedH8210. For I was enviousH7065 at the arrogantH1984, When I sawH7200 the prosperityH7965 of the wickedH7563. For there are no pangsH2784 in their deathH4194; But their strengthH193 is firmH1277. They are not in troubleH5999 as other menH582; Neither are they plaguedH5060 likeH5973 other menH120. Therefore prideH1346 is as a chainH6059 about their neck; ViolenceH2555 coverethH5848 them as a garmentH7897. Their eyesH5869 stand outH3318 with fatnessH2459: They have moreH5674 than heartH3824 could wishH4906. They scoffH4167, and in wickednessH7451 utterH1696 oppressionH6233: They speakH1696 loftilyH4791. They have setH8371 their mouthH6310 in the heavensH8064, And their tongueH3956 walkethH1980 through the earthH776. Therefore his peopleH5971 returnH7725 hitherH1988: And watersH4325 of a fullH4392 cup are drainedH4680 by them. And they sayH559, How doth GodH410 knowH3045? And is thereH3426 knowledgeH1844 in the Most HighH5945? Behold, these are the wickedH7563; And, being alwayH5769 at easeH7961, they increaseH7685 in richesH2428. Surely in vainH7385 have I cleansedH2135 my heartH3824, And washedH7364 my handsH3709 in innocencyH5356; For all the dayH3117 long have I been plaguedH5060, And chastenedH8433 every morningH1242. If I had saidH559, I will speakH559 thusH3644; Behold, I had dealt treacherouslyH898 with the generationH1755 of thy childrenH1121. When I thoughtH2803 how I might knowH3045 this, It was too painfulH5999 for meH5869; Until I wentH935 into the sanctuaryH4720 of GodH410, And consideredH995 their latter endH319. Surely thou settestH7896 them in slippery placesH2513: Thou castest them downH5307 to destructionH4876. How are they become a desolationH8047 in a momentH7281! They are utterlyH5486 consumedH8552 with terrorsH1091. As a dreamH2472 when one awakethH6974, So, O LordH136, when thou awakestH5782, thou wilt despiseH959 their imageH6754. For my soulH3824 was grievedH2556, And I was prickedH8150 in my heartH3629: So brutishH1198 was I, and ignorantH3045; I was as a beastH929 before thee. Nevertheless I am continuallyH8548 with thee: Thou hast holdenH270 my rightH3225 handH3027. Thou wilt guideH5148 me with thy counselH6098, And afterwardH310 receiveH3947 me to gloryH3519. Whom have I in heavenH8064 but thee? And there is none upon earthH776 that I desireH2654 besides thee. My fleshH7607 and my heartH3824 failethH3615; But GodH430 is the strengthH6697 of my heartH3824 and my portionH2506 for everH5769. For, lo, they that are farH7369 from thee shall perishH6: Thou hast destroyedH6789 all them that play the harlotH2181, departing from thee. ButH589 it is goodH2896 for me to draw nearH7132 unto GodH430: I have madeH7896 the LordH136 JehovahH136 my refugeH4268, That I may tellH5608 of all thy worksH4399.

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