A PsalmH4210 or SongH7892 for the sabbathH7676 dayH3117. It is a goodH2896 thing to give thanksH3034 unto the LORDH3068, and to sing praisesH2167 unto thy nameH8034, O most HighH5945:
To shew forthH5046 thy lovingkindnessH2617 in the morningH1242, and thy faithfulnessH530 every nightH3915, {every…: Heb. in the nights}
Upon an instrument of ten stringsH6218, and upon the psalteryH5035; upon the harpH3658 with a solemn soundH1902. {the harp…: or, the solemn sound with the harp} {a solemn…: Heb. Higgaion}
For thou, LORDH3068, hast made me gladH8055 through thy workH6467: I will triumphH7442 in the worksH4639 of thy handsH3027.
O LORDH3068, how greatH1431 are thy worksH4639! and thy thoughtsH4284 are veryH3966 deepH6009.
A brutishH1198 manH376 knowethH3045 not; neither doth a foolH3684 understandH995 this.
When the wickedH7563 springH6524 as the grassH6212, and when all the workersH6466 of iniquityH205 do flourishH6692; it is that they shall be destroyedH8045 for everH5703:
But thou, LORDH3068, art most highH4791 for evermoreH5769.
For, lo, thine enemiesH341, O LORDH3068, for, lo, thine enemiesH341 shall perishH6; all the workersH6466 of iniquityH205 shall be scatteredH6504.
But my hornH7161 shalt thou exaltH7311 like the horn of an unicornH7214: I shall be anointedH1101 with freshH7488 oilH8081.
Mine eyeH5869 also shall seeH5027 my desire on mine enemiesH7790, and mine earsH241 shall hearH8085 my desire of the wickedH7489 that rise upH6965 against me.
The righteousH6662 shall flourishH6524 like the palm treeH8558: he shall growH7685 like a cedarH730 in LebanonH3844.
Those that be plantedH8362 in the houseH1004 of the LORDH3068 shall flourishH6524 in the courtsH2691 of our GodH430.
They shall still bring forth fruitH5107 in old ageH7872; they shall be fatH1879 and flourishingH7488; {flourishing: Heb. green}
To shewH5046 that the LORDH3068 is uprightH3477: he is my rockH6697, and there is no unrighteousnessH5766+H5766 in him.
Querverweise zu Psalm 92,6 Ps 92,6
Be ye not as the horseH5483, or as the muleH6505, which have no understandingH995: whose mouthH5716 must be heldH1102 in with bitH4964 and bridleH7448, lestH1077 they come nearH7126 unto thee.
To the chief MusicianH5329, A Psalm of DavidH1732. The foolH5036 hath saidH559 in his heartH3820, There is no GodH430. They are corruptH7843, they have done abominableH8581 worksH5949, there is none that doethH6213 goodH2896.
So foolishH1198 was I, and ignorantH3045: I was as a beastH929 before thee. {ignorant: Heb. I knew not} {before Heb. with}
For he seethH7200 that wise menH2450 dieH4191, likewiseH3162 the foolH3684 and the brutish personH1198 perishH6, and leaveH5800 their wealthH2428 to othersH312.
UnderstandH995, ye brutishH1197 among the peopleH5971: and ye foolsH3684, when will ye be wiseH7919?
I saidH559 unto the foolsH1984, Deal not foolishlyH1984: and to the wickedH7563, Lift not upH7311 the hornH7161:
How long, ye simple onesH6612, will ye loveH157 simplicityH6612? and the scornersH3887 delightH2530 in their scorningH3944, and foolsH3684 hateH8130 knowledgeH1847?
The oxH7794 knowethH3045 his ownerH7069, and the assH2543 his master'sH1167 cribH18: but IsraelH3478 doth not knowH3045, my peopleH5971 doth not considerH995.
Every manH120 is brutishH1197 in his knowledgeH1847: every founderH6884 is confoundedH3001 by the graven imageH6459: for his molten imageH5262 is falsehoodH8267, and there is no breathH7307 in them. {brutish in his knowledge: or, more brutish than to know}