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WORD Research this...Psalms 83
- 1 Cantico di Salmo di Asaf. O DIO, non istartene cheto; Non tacere, e non riposarti, o Dio.
- 2 Perciocchè ecco, i tuoi nemici romoreggiano; E quelli che ti odiano alzano il capo.
- 3 Hanno preso un cauto consiglio contro al tuo popolo, E si son consigliati contro a quelli che son nascosti appo te.
- 4 Hanno detto: Venite, e distruggiamoli, Sì che non sieno più nazione, E che il nome d’Israele non sia più ricordato.
- 5 Perciocchè si son di pari consentimento consigliati insieme, Ed han fatta lega contro a te.
- 6 Le tende di Edom, e gl’Ismaeliti; I Moabiti, e gli Hagareni;
- 7 I Ghebaliti, gli Ammoniti, e gli Amalechiti; I Filistei, insieme con gli abitanti di Tiro;
- 8 Gli Assiri eziandio si son congiunti con loro; Sono stati il braccio de’ figliuoli di Lot. Sela.
- 9 Fa’ loro come tu facesti a Madian; Come a Sisera, come a Iabin, al torrente di Chison;
- 10 I quali furono sconfitti in Endor, E furono per letame alla terra.
- 11 Fa’ che i lor principi sieno come Oreb e Zeeb; E tutti i lor signori come Zeba, e Salmunna;
- 12 Perciocchè hanno detto: Conquistiamoci gli abitacoli di Dio.
- 13 Dio mio, falli essere come una palla; Come della stoppia al vento.
- 14 Come il fuoco brucia un bosco, E come la fiamma divampa i monti.
- 15 Così perseguitali colla tua tempesta, E conturbali col tuo turbo.
- 16 Empi le lor facce di vituperio; E fa’ che cerchino il tuo Nome, o Signore.
- 17 Sieno svergognati, e conturbati in perpetuo; E sieno confusi, e periscano;
- 18 E conoscano che tu, il cui Nome è il Signore, Sei il solo Altissimo sopra tutta la terra.
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1649 Italian Giovanni Diodati Bibbia
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- LCSH: Bible.Italian
- Distribution Abbreviation: Giovanni Diodati
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