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WORD Research this...Psalm 56
- 1 Dem Vorsänger, nach: "Die Taube der fernen Terebinthen". Von David, ein Gedicht, als die Philister ihn zu Gath ergriffen. Sei mir gnädig, o Gott! Denn es schnaubt nach mir der Mensch; den ganzen Tag mich befehdend, bedrückt er mich.
- 2 Es schnauben meine Feinde den ganzen Tag; denn viele befehden mich in Hochmut.
- 3 An dem Tage, da ich mich fürchte, vertraue ich auf dich.
- 4 In Gott werde ich rühmen sein Wort; auf Gott vertraue ich, ich werde mich nicht fürchten; was sollte das Fleisch mir tun?
- 5 Meine Worte verdrehen sie den ganzen Tag, alle ihre Gedanken sind wider mich zum Bösen.
- 6 Sie rotten sich zusammen, verstecken sich, sie beobachten meine Fersen, weil sie meiner Seele auflauern.
- 7 Sollte bei ihrem Frevel Rettung für sie sein? Im Zorn stürze nieder die Völker, o Gott!
- 8 Mein Umherirren zählst du. Lege in deinen Schlauch meine Tränen; sind sie nicht in deinem Buche?
- 9 Dann werden meine Feinde umkehren an dem Tage, da ich rufe; dieses weiß ich, daß Gott für mich ist.
- 10 In Gott werde ich rühmen das Wort, in Jehova werde ich rühmen das Wort.
- 11 Auf Gott vertraue ich; ich werde mich nicht fürchten; was sollte der Mensch mir tun?
- 12 Auf mir, o Gott, sind deine Gelübde, ich werde dir Dankopfer entrichten.
- 13 Denn du hast meine Seele vom Tode errettet, ja, meine Füße vom Sturz, um zu wandeln vor dem Angesicht Gottes im Lichte der Lebendigen.
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