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WORD Research this...Psalms 56
- 1 «Εις τον πρώτον μουσικόν, επί Ιωνάθ-ελέμ-ρεχοκίμ, Μικτάμ του Δαβίδ, οπότε εκράτησαν αυτόν οι Φιλισταίοι εν Γαθ.» Ελέησόν με, ω Θεέ, διότι άνθρωπος χάσκει να με καταπίη· όλην την ημέραν πολεμών με καταθλίβει.
- 2 Οι εχθροί μου χάσκουσιν όλην την ημέραν να με καταπίωσι· διότι πολλοί είναι, Ύψιστε, οι πολεμούντές με.
- 3 Καθ' ην ημέραν φοβηθώ, επί σε θέλω ελπίζει·
- 4 εν τω Θεώ θέλω αινέσει τον λόγον αυτού· επί τον Θεόν ήλπισα· δεν θέλω φοβηθή· τι να μοι κάμη σαρξ;
- 5 Καθ' εκάστην μεταπλάττουσι τα λόγια μου· πάντες οι διαλογισμοί αυτών είναι κατ' εμού εις κακόν.
- 6 Συνάγονται, κρύπτονται, παραφυλάττουσι τα βήματά μου, πως να πιάσωσι την ψυχήν μου.
- 7 Θέλουσι λυτρωθή διά της ανομίας; Θεέ, εν τη οργή σου κατακρήμνισον τους λαούς.
- 8 Συ αριθμείς τας αποπλανήσεις μου· θες τα δάκρυά μου εις την φιάλην σου· δεν είναι ταύτα εν τω βιβλίω σου;
- 9 Τότε θέλουσιν επιστρέψει οι εχθροί μου εις τα οπίσω, καθ' ην ημέραν σε επικαλεσθώ· εξεύρω τούτο, διότι ο Θεός είναι υπέρ εμού.
- 10 Εν τω Θεώ θέλω αινέσει τον λόγον αυτού· εν τω Κυρίω θέλω αινέσει τον λόγον αυτού.
- 11 Επί τον Θεόν ελπίζω· δεν θέλω φοβηθή· τι να μοι κάμη άνθρωπος;
- 12 Επάνω μου, Θεέ, είναι αι προς σε ευχαί μου· θέλω σοι αποδίδει δοξολογίας.
- 13 Διότι ελύτρωσας την ψυχήν μου εκ θανάτου, ουχί και τους πόδας μου εξ ολισθήματος, διά να περιπατώ ενώπιον του Θεού εν τω φωτί των ζώντων;
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