A SongH7892 of degreesH4609 of DavidH1732. IfH3884 it had not been the LORDH3068 who was on our side, now may IsraelH3478 sayH559;
IfH3884 it had not been the LORDH3068 who was on our side, when menH120 rose upH6965 against us:
ThenH233 they had swallowed us upH1104 quickH2416, when their wrathH639 was kindledH2734 against us:
ThenH233 the watersH4325 had overwhelmedH7857 us, the streamH5158 had gone overH5674 our soulH5315:
ThenH233 the proudH2121 watersH4325 had gone overH5674 our soulH5315.
BlessedH1288 be the LORDH3068, who hath not givenH5414 us as a preyH2964 to their teethH8127.
Our soulH5315 is escapedH4422 as a birdH6833 out of the snareH6341 of the fowlersH3369: the snareH6341 is brokenH7665, and we are escapedH4422.
Our helpH5828 is in the nameH8034 of the LORDH3068, who madeH6213 heavenH8064 and earthH776.
Querverweise zu Psalm 124,7 Ps 124,7
And SaulH7586 wentH3212 on this sideH6654 of the mountainH2022, and DavidH1732 and his menH582 on that sideH6654 of the mountainH2022: and DavidH1732 made hasteH2648 to get awayH3212 for fearH6440 of SaulH7586; for SaulH7586 and his menH582 compassedH5849 DavidH1732 and his menH582 round aboutH5849 to takeH8610 them.
Mine eyesH5869 are everH8548 toward the LORDH3068; for he shall pluckH3318 my feetH7272 out of the netH7568. {pluck: Heb. bring forth}
But there cameH935 a messengerH4397 unto SaulH7586, sayingH559, HasteH4116 thee, and comeH3212; for the PhilistinesH6430 have invadedH6584 the landH776. {invaded…: Heb. spread themselves upon, etc}
Surely he shall deliverH5337 thee from the snareH6341 of the fowlerH3353, and from the noisomeH1942 pestilenceH1698.
AfterH310 whom is the kingH4428 of IsraelH3478 come outH3318? afterH310 whom dost thou pursueH7291? afterH310 a deadH4191 dogH3611, afterH310 aH259 fleaH6550.
DeliverH5337 thyself as a roeH6643 from the handH3027 of the hunter, and as a birdH6833 from the handH3027 of the fowlerH3353.
The LORDH3068 therefore be judgeH1781, and judgeH8199 between me and thee, and seeH7200, and pleadH7378 my causeH7379, and deliverH8199 me out of thine handH3027. {deliver: Heb. judge}
For among my peopleH5971 are foundH4672 wickedH7563 men: they lay waitH7789, as he that settethH7918 snaresH3353; they setH5324 a trapH4889, they catchH3920 menH582. {they lay…: or, they pry as fowlers lie in wait}
Yet a manH120 is risenH6965 to pursueH7291 thee, and to seekH1245 thy soulH5315: but the soulH5315 of my lordH113 shall be boundH6887 in the bundleH6872 of lifeH2416 with the LORDH3068 thy GodH430; and the soulsH5315 of thine enemiesH341, them shall he sling outH7049, as out of the middleH8432+H3709 of a slingH7050. {as out…: Heb. in the midst of the bought of a sling}
Let a cryH2201 be heardH8085 from their housesH1004, when thou shalt bringH935 a troopH1416 suddenlyH6597 upon them: for they have diggedH3738 a pitH7745+H7882 to takeH3920 me, and hidH2934 snaresH6341 for my feetH7272.
And I will comeH935 upon him while he is wearyH3023 and weakH7504 handedH3027, and will make him afraidH2729: and all the peopleH5971 that are with him shall fleeH5127; and I will smiteH5221 the kingH4428 only:
AndG2532 that they may recover themselvesG366 out ofG1537 the snareG3803 of the devilG1228, who are taken captiveG2221 byG5259 himG846 atG1519 hisG1565 willG2307. {recover…: Gr. awake} {taken…: Gr. taken alive}