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See the prologue to Ps. Xiv.
1. Atheism, and resulting 1 moral corruption, as universal (1-S}. 2. The Divine indignation bursts forth, and the oppressors of innocence are smitten with terror (4, 5). 3. A longing desire for the redemption of Israel (7).
FOR THE LEADER OF THE CHOIR. SET TO MAHALATH. A MASKIL OF DAVID.
I " There is no God, " says the fool in his heart ; Corrupt they became, yea, in wickedness vile, There are none that do good.
PSALM LIII. 141 2 It is God that looks forth out of he...aven On the children of men, To see whether any are wise, Whether any are seeking for God.
3 They are all gone astray, All alike they are loathsome ; There are none that do good, No, not even one.
4 Do none of them know, These whose works are so vile? They feed on my people as they feed upon bread ; Jehovah, they call not upon Him.
5 They were there in great fear, Where nought had been feared ; For God scatters the bones of those that besiege thee ; Thou hast put them to shame, Because God has abhorred them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See the prologue to Ps. Xiv.
1. Atheism, and resulting 1 moral corruption, as universal (1-S}. 2. The Divine indignation bursts forth, and the oppressors of innocence are smitten with terror (4, 5). 3. A longing desire for the redemption of Israel (7).
FOR THE LEADER OF THE CHOIR. SET TO MAHALATH. A MASKIL OF DAVID.
I " There is no God, " says the fool in his heart ; Corrupt they became, yea, in wickedness vile, There are none that do good.
PSALM LIII. 141 2 It is God that looks forth out of he...aven On the children of men, To see whether any are wise, Whether any are seeking for God.
3 They are all gone astray, All alike they are loathsome ; There are none that do good, No, not even one.
4 Do none of them know, These whose works are so vile? They feed on my people as they feed upon bread ; Jehovah, they call not upon Him.
5 They were there in great fear, Where nought had been feared ; For God scatters the bones of those that besiege thee ; Thou hast put them to shame, Because God has abhorred them.
What to read after The Psalms a New Translation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John De Witt to read onlineMoreLess
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