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WORD Research this...Psalms 143
- 1 Van David. Geprezen zij Jahweh, Mijn Rots; Die mijn handen leert strijden, En mijn vingers leert kampen.
- 2 Mijn sterkte en burcht, Mijn schuilplaats en toevlucht, Mijn schild, waarop ik vertrouw: Die de volkeren aan mij onderwerpt.
- 3 Jahweh, wat is de mens, dat Gij acht op hem slaat; Een mensenkind, dat Gij om hem U bekommert?
- 4 De mens lijkt enkel een zucht, Zijn dagen een vluchtige schaduw.
- 5 Jahweh, buig uw hemel omlaag, en daal neer, Raak de bergen aan, en ze roken;
- 6 Slinger uw bliksems, en strooi ze in het rond, Schiet uw pijlen, en jaag ze uiteen.
- 7 Reik mij uw hand uit den hoge, En verlos mij uit de macht der barbaren,
- 8 Wier mond alleen maar leugentaal spreekt, En wier rechter een hand van bedrog is.
- 9 Dan zal ik een nieuw lied voor U zingen, o God, Op de tiensnarige harp voor U spelen:
- 10 Voor U, die aan koningen de zege verleent, Die redding brengt aan David, uw dienaar.
- 11 Ja, Hij hééft mij gered van het moordende zwaard, Mij verlost uit de macht der barbaren, Wier mond alleen maar leugentaal spreekt, En wier rechter een hand van bedrog is.
- 12 Nu zijn onze zonen als planten, Zorgvuldig gekweekt in hun jeugd; Onze dochters als zuilen, Voor de bouw van paleizen gehouwen.
- 13 Onze schuren gevuld, Boordevol van allerlei vrucht; Onze schapen bij duizenden werpend,
- 14 De runderen in onze weiden bij tienduizenden drachtig. Geen bres en geen stormloop, Op onze pleinen geen kermen:
- 15 Gelukkig het volk, wat zo’n lot is beschoren; Gelukkig het volk, waarvan Jahweh de God is!
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Petrus Canisius Translation (canisius - 1)
2016-01-09Dutch (nl)
The Holy Scripture, translation from the original texts, by order of the Apologetic Society ‘Petrus Canisius’ undertaken with the approval of the most reverend bishops of the Netherlands.
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