A PrayerH8605 of the afflictedH6041, when he is overwhelmedH5848, and poureth outH8210 his complaintH7879 beforeH6440 the LORDH3068. HearH8085 my prayerH8605, O LORDH3068, and let my cryH7775 comeH935 unto thee. {of: or, for}
HideH5641 not thy faceH6440 from me in the dayH3117 when I am in troubleH6862; inclineH5186 thine earH241 unto me: in the dayH3117 when I callH7121 answerH6030 me speedilyH4118.
For my daysH3117 are consumedH3615 like smokeH6227, and my bonesH6106 are burnedH2787 as an hearthH4168. {like…: or, (as some read) into smoke}
My heartH3820 is smittenH5221, and witheredH3001 like grassH6212; so that I forgetH7911 to eatH398 my breadH3899.
By reason of the voiceH6963 of my groaningH585 my bonesH6106 cleaveH1692 to my skinH1320. {skin: or, flesh}
I am likeH1819 a pelicanH6893 of the wildernessH4057: I am like an owlH3563 of the desertH2723.
I watchH8245, and am as a sparrowH6833 aloneH909 upon the house topH1406.
Mine enemiesH341 reproachH2778 me all the dayH3117; and they that are madH1984 against me are swornH7650 against me.
For I have eatenH398 ashesH665 like breadH3899, and mingledH4537 my drinkH8249 with weepingH1065,
BecauseH6440 of thine indignationH2195 and thy wrathH7110: for thou hast lifted me upH5375, and cast me downH7993.
My daysH3117 are like a shadowH6738 that declinethH5186; and I am witheredH3001 like grassH6212.
But thou, O LORDH3068, shalt endureH3427 for everH5769; and thy remembranceH2143 unto allH1755 generationsH1755.
Thou shalt ariseH6965, and have mercyH7355 upon ZionH6726: for the timeH6256 to favourH2603 her, yea, the set timeH4150, is comeH935.
For thy servantsH5650 take pleasureH7521 in her stonesH68, and favourH2603 the dustH6083 thereof.
So the heathenH1471 shall fearH3372 the nameH8034 of the LORDH3068, and all the kingsH4428 of the earthH776 thy gloryH3519.
When the LORDH3068 shall build upH1129 ZionH6726, he shall appearH7200 in his gloryH3519.
He will regardH6437 the prayerH8605 of the destituteH6199, and not despiseH959 their prayerH8605.
This shall be writtenH3789 for the generationH1755 to comeH314: and the peopleH5971 which shall be createdH1254 shall praiseH1984 the LORDH3050.
For he hath looked downH8259 from the heightH4791 of his sanctuaryH6944; from heavenH8064 did the LORDH3068 beholdH5027 the earthH776;
To hearH8085 the groaningH603 of the prisonerH615; to looseH6605 those that are appointedH1121 to deathH8546; {those…: Heb. the children of death}
To declareH5608 the nameH8034 of the LORDH3068 in ZionH6726, and his praiseH8416 in JerusalemH3389;
When the peopleH5971 are gatheredH6908 togetherH3162, and the kingdomsH4467, to serveH5647 the LORDH3068.
He weakenedH6031 my strengthH3581 in the wayH1870; he shortenedH7114 my daysH3117. {weakened: Heb. afflicted}
I saidH559, O my GodH410, take me not awayH5927 in the midstH2677 of my daysH3117: thy yearsH8141 are throughout allH1755 generationsH1755.
Of oldH6440 hast thou laid the foundationH3245 of the earthH776: and the heavensH8064 are the workH4639 of thy handsH3027.
They shall perishH6, but thou shalt endureH5975: yea, all of them shall wax oldH1086 like a garmentH899; as a vestureH3830 shalt thou changeH2498 them, and they shall be changedH2498: {endure: Heb. stand}
But thou art the same, and thy yearsH8141 shall have no endH8552.
The childrenH1121 of thy servantsH5650 shall continueH7931, and their seedH2233 shall be establishedH3559 beforeH6440 thee.
Querverweise zu Psalm 102,8 Ps 102,8
I was a reproachH2781 among all mine enemiesH6887, but especiallyH3966 among my neighboursH7934, and a fearH6343 to mine acquaintanceH3045: they that did seeH7200 me withoutH2351 fledH5074 from me.
I am forgottenH7911 as a dead manH4191 out of mindH3820: I am like a brokenH6 vesselH3627. {a broken…: Heb. a vessel that perisheth}
For I have heardH8085 the slanderH1681 of manyH7227: fearH4032 was on every sideH5439: while they took counselH3245 togetherH3162 against me, they devisedH2161 to take awayH3947 my lifeH5315.
Why do the heathenH1471 rageH7283, and the peopleH3816 imagineH1897 a vain thingH7385? {rage: or, tumultuously assemble} {imagine: Heb. meditate}
AndG1161 when it wasG1096 dayG2250, certainG5100 of the JewsG2453 banded togetherG4160+G4963, and boundG332 themselvesG1438 under a curseG332, sayingG3004 that they wouldG5315 neitherG3383 eatG5315 norG3383 drinkG4095 tillG2193+G3739 they had killedG615 PaulG3972. {under a curse: or, with an oath of execration}
AndG1161 they wereG2258 more thanG4119 fortyG5062 whichG3588 had madeG4160 thisG5026 conspiracyG4945.
And theyG3748 came toG4334 the chief priestsG749 andG2532 eldersG4245, and saidG2036, We have boundG332 ourselvesG1438 under a great curseG331, that we will eatG1089 nothingG3367 untilG2193+G3739 we have slainG615 PaulG3972.
NowG3568 thereforeG3767 yeG5210 withG4862 the councilG4892 signifyG1718 to the chief captainG5506 thatG3704 he bringG2609 himG846 downG2609 untoG4314 youG5209 to morrowG839, asG5613 though ye wouldG3195 enquireG1231 something more perfectlyG197 concerningG4012 himG846: andG1161 weG2249, or everG4253 heG846 come nearG1448, areG2070 readyG2092 to killG337 himG846.
AndG1161 when Paul'sG3972 sister'sG79 sonG5207 heardG191 of their lying in waitG1749, he wentG3854 andG2532 enteredG1525 intoG1519 the castleG3925, and toldG518 PaulG3972.
ThenG1161 PaulG3972 calledG4341 oneG1520 of the centurionsG1543 unto him, and saidG5346, BringG520 thisG5126 young manG3494 untoG4314 the chief captainG5506: forG1063 he hathG2192 a certain thingG5100 to tellG518 himG846.
SoG3767+G3303 he tookG3880 himG846, and broughtG71 him toG4314 the chief captainG5506, andG2532 saidG5346, PaulG3972 the prisonerG1198 calledG4341 meG3165 unto him, and prayed meG2065 to bringG71 thisG5126 young manG3494 untoG4314 theeG4571, who hathG2192 somethingG5100 to sayG2980 unto theeG4671.
ThenG1161 the chief captainG5506 tookG1949 himG846 by the handG5495, andG2532 went with him asideG402 privatelyG2596+G2398, and askedG4441 him, WhatG5101 isG2076 thatG3739 thou hastG2192 to tellG518 meG3427?
AndG1161 he saidG2036+G3754, The JewsG2453 have agreedG4934 to desireG2065 theeG4571 thatG3704 thou wouldest bring downG2609 PaulG3972 to morrowG839 intoG1519 the councilG4892, asG5613 though they wouldG3195 enquireG4441 somewhatG5100 ofG4012 himG846 more perfectlyG197.
ButG3767 doG3982 notG3361 thouG4771 yieldG3982 unto themG846: forG1063 there lie in wait forG1748 himG846 ofG1537 themG846 more thanG4119 fortyG5062 menG435, whichG3748 have boundG332 themselvesG1438 with an oathG332, that they willG5315 neitherG3383 eatG5315 norG3383 drinkG4095 tillG2193+G3739 they have killedG337 himG846: andG2532 nowG3568 are theyG1526 readyG2092, looking forG4327 a promiseG1860 fromG575 theeG4675.
SoG3303+G3767 the chief captainG5506 then letG630 the young manG3494 departG630, and chargedG3853 him, See thou tellG1583 no manG3367 thatG3754 thou hast shewedG1718 these thingsG5023 toG4314 meG3165.
AndG2532 he called untoG4341 himG5100 twoG1417 centurionsG1543, sayingG2036, Make readyG2090 two hundredG1250 soldiersG4757 toG3704 goG4198 toG2193 CaesareaG2542, andG2532 horsemenG2460 threescore and tenG1440, andG2532 spearmenG1187 two hundredG1250, atG575 the thirdG5154 hourG5610 of the nightG3571;
AndG5037 provideG3936 them beastsG2934, thatG2443 they may setG1913 PaulG3972 onG1913, and bring him safeG1295 untoG4314 FelixG5344 the governorG2232.
And he wroteG1125 a letterG1992 afterG4023 thisG5126 mannerG5179:
ClaudiusG2804 LysiasG3079 unto the most excellentG2903 governorG2232 FelixG5344 sendeth greetingG5463.
ThisG5126 manG435 was takenG4815 ofG5259 the JewsG2453, andG2532 shouldG3195 have been killedG337 ofG5259 themG846: then came IG2186 withG4862 an armyG4753, and rescuedG1807 himG846, having understoodG3129 thatG3754 he wasG2076 a RomanG4514.
AndG1161 whenG1014 I wouldG1014 have knownG1097 the causeG156 whereforeG1223+G3739 they accusedG1458 himG846, I broughtG2609 himG846 forthG2609 intoG1519 theirG846 councilG4892:
WhomG3739 I perceivedG2147 to be accusedG1458 ofG4012 questionsG2213 of theirG846 lawG3551, butG1161 to haveG2192 nothingG3367 laid to his chargeG1462 worthyG514 of deathG2288 orG2228 of bondsG1199.
AndG1161 when it was toldG3377 meG3427 how thatG5259 the JewsG2453 laid waitG1917+G3195+G1510 forG1519 the manG435, I sentG3992 straightwayG1824 toG4314 theeG4571, and gave commandmentG3853 to his accusersG2725 alsoG2532 to sayG3004 beforeG1909 theeG4675 what they had againstG4314 himG846. FarewellG4517.
ThenG3767+G3303 the soldiersG4757, asG2596 it was commandedG1299 themG846, tookG353 PaulG3972, and broughtG71 him byG1223 nightG3571 toG1519 AntipatrisG494.
On the morrowG1887 they leftG1439 the horsemenG2460 to goG4198 withG4862 himG846, and returnedG5290 toG1519 the castleG3925:
WhoG3748, when they cameG1525 toG1519 CaesareaG2542, andG2532 deliveredG325 the epistleG1992 to the governorG2232, presentedG3936 PaulG3972 alsoG2532 before himG846.
AndG1161 when the governorG2232 had readG314 the letter,G2532 he askedG1905 ofG1537 whatG4169 provinceG1885 he wasG2076. AndG2532 when he understoodG4441 thatG3754 he was ofG575 CiliciaG2791;
I will hearG1251 theeG4675, said heG5346, whenG3752 thineG4675 accusersG2725 areG3854 alsoG2532 comeG3854. AndG5037 he commandedG2753 himG846 to be keptG5442 inG1722 Herod'sG2264 judgment hallG4232.
Because of the voiceH6963 of the enemyH341, becauseH6440 of the oppressionH6125 of the wickedH7563: for they castH4131 iniquityH205 upon me, and in wrathH639 they hateH7852 me.
AndG1161 theyG846 were filledG4130 with madnessG454; andG2532 communedG1255 one with anotherG4314+G240 whatG5101+G302 they might doG4160 to JesusG2424.
For the zealH7068 of thine houseH1004 hath eaten me upH398; and the reproachesH2781 of them that reproachedH2778 thee are fallenH5307 upon me.
WhenG1161 they heardG191 these thingsG5023, they were cutG1282 to the heartG2588+G846, andG2532 they gnashedG1031 onG1909 himG846 with their teethG3599.
AndG2532 I punishedG5097 themG846 oftG4178 inG2596 everyG3956 synagogueG4864, and compelledG315 them to blasphemeG987; andG5037 beingG1693 exceedinglyG4057 mad againstG1693 themG846, I persecutedG1377 them evenG2532 untoG1519+G2193 strangeG1854 citiesG4172.
ReproachH2781 hath brokenH7665 my heartH3820; and I am full of heavinessH5136: and I lookedH6960 for some to take pityH5110, but there was none; and for comfortersH5162, but I foundH4672 none. {to take…: Heb. to lament with me}