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WORD Research this...Salmernes Bog 92
- 1 En Psalme, en Sang paa Sabbatens Dag.
- 2 Det er godt at takke Herren og at lovsynge dit Navn, du Højeste!
- 3 at kundgøre din Miskundhed om Morgenen og din Sandhed om Natten
- 4 paa de ti Strenge og paa Psalteren til Harpens Klang.
- 5 Thi, Herre! du har glædet mig ved dit Værk; jeg vil synge med Fryd om dine Hænders Gerninger.
- 6 Herre! hvor store ere dine Gerninger, dine Tanker ere meget dybe.
- 7 En ufornuftig Mand kender det ikke, og en Daare forstaar ikke dette.
- 8 Naar de ugudelige grønnes som en Urt, og alle de, som gøre Uret, blomstre, er det til deres Ødelæggelse stedse og altid.
- 9 Men du, Herre, er høj evindelig.
- 10 Thi se, dine Fjender, Herre! thi se, dine Fjender skulle omkomme, alle de, som gøre Uret, skulle adspredes.
- 11 Men du ophøjede mit Horn som Enhjørningens; jeg er overgydt med frisk Olie.
- 12 Og mit Øje saa paa mine Fjender, mine Øren hørte paa de onde, som opstode imod mig.
- 13 Den retfærdige skal grønnes som et Palmetræ, han skal vokse som et Cedertræ paa Libanon.
- 14 De, som ere plantede i Herrens Hus, de skulle grønnes i vor Guds Forgaarde.
- 15 De skulle endnu bære Frugt, naar de ere graahærdede, de skulle være saftige og grønne til at forkynde, at Herren er oprigtig, min Klippe, og at der ikke er Uret hos ham.
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2017-05-20Danish (da)
Danish translation of the Old Testament authorized in 1871 by the Danish King, and the Danish
authorized translation of the New Testament from 1907. The text is based on entirely new
OCR-scans of editions typeset in Latin fonts, not Fraktur, followed by thorough
proof-reading
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orthography has been kept unchanged.
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OCR-scanning and postprocessing done by Dr. Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen from Scripture Systems ApS,
Denmark.
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- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible.Danish
- Distribution Abbreviation: danish1871
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