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WORD Research this...Psalm 32
- 1 Von David. Ein Maskil. Glückselig der, dessen Übertretung vergeben, dessen Sünde zugedeckt ist!
- 2 Glückselig der Mensch, dem Jehova die Ungerechtigkeit nicht zurechnet, und in dessen Geist kein Trug ist!
- 3 Als ich schwieg, verzehrten sich meine Gebeine durch mein Gestöhn den ganzen Tag.
- 4 Denn Tag und Nacht lastete auf mir deine Hand; verwandelt ward mein Saft in Sommerdürre. (Sela.)
- 5 Ich tat dir kund meine Sünde und habe meine Ungerechtigkeit nicht zugedeckt. Ich sagte: Ich will Jehova meine Übertretungen bekennen; und du, du hast vergeben die Ungerechtigkeit meiner Sünde. (Sela.)
- 6 Deshalb wird jeder Fromme zu dir beten, zur Zeit, wo du zu finden bist; gewiß, bei Flut großer Wasser, ihn werden sie nicht erreichen.
- 7 Du bist ein Bergungsort für mich; vor Bedrängnis behütest du mich; du umgibst mich mit Rettungsjubel. (Sela.)
- 8 Ich will dich unterweisen und dich lehren den Weg, den du wandeln sollst; mein Auge auf dich richtend, will ich dir raten.
- 9 Seid nicht wie ein Roß, wie ein Maultier, das keinen Verstand hat; mit Zaum und Zügel, ihrem Schmucke, mußt du sie bändigen, sonst nahen sie dir nicht.
- 10 Viele Schmerzen hat der Gesetzlose; wer aber auf Jehova vertraut, den wird Güte umgeben.
- 11 Freuet euch in Jehova und frohlocket, ihr Gerechten, und jubelt, alle ihr von Herzen Aufrichtigen!
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