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WORD Research this...Psalms 88
- 1 «Ωιδή ψαλμού διά τους υιούς Κορέ, εις τον πρώτον μουσικόν, επί Μαχαλάθ-λεανώθ, Μασχίλ του Αιμάν του Εζραΐτου.» Κύριε ο Θεός της σωτηρίας μου, ημέραν και νύκτα έκραξα ενώπιόν σου·
- 2 Ας έλθη ενώπιόν σου η προσευχή μου· κλίνον το ωτίον σου εις την κραυγήν μου·
- 3 Διότι ενεπλήσθη κακών η ψυχή μου, και η ζωή μου πλησιάζει εις τον άδην.
- 4 Συγκατηριθμήθην μετά των καταβαινόντων εις τον λάκκον· έγεινα ως άνθρωπος μη έχων δύναμιν·
- 5 εγκαταλελειμμένος μεταξύ των νεκρών, ως οι πεφονευμένοι, κοιτώμενοι εν τω τάφω, τους οποίους δεν ενθυμείσαι πλέον, και οίτινες απεκόπησαν από της χειρός σου.
- 6 Μ' έβαλες εις τον κατώτατον λάκκον, εις το σκότος, εις τα βάθη.
- 7 Επ' εμέ επεστηρίχθη ο θυμός σου, και πάντα τα κύματά σου επέφερες επ' εμέ. Διάψαλμα.
- 8 Εμάκρυνας τους γνωστούς μου απ' εμού· με έκαμες βδέλυγμα προς αυτούς· απεκλείσθην και δεν δύναμαι να εξέλθω.
- 9 Ο οφθαλμός μου ητόνησεν από της θλίψεως· σε επεκαλέσθην, Κύριε, όλην την ημέραν· ήπλωσα προς σε τας χείρας μου.
- 10 Μήπως εις τους νεκρούς θέλεις κάμει θαυμάσια; ή οι τεθνεώτες θέλουσι σηκωθή και θέλουσι σε αινέσει; Διάψαλμα.
- 11 Μήπως εν τω τάφω θέλουσι διηγείσθαι το έλεός σου ή την αλήθειάν σου εν τη φθορά;
- 12 Μήπως θέλουσι γνωρισθή εν τω σκότει τα θαυμάσιά σου και η δικαιοσύνη σου εν τω τόπω της λήθης.
- 13 Αλλ' εγώ προς σε, Κύριε, έκραξα· και το πρωΐ η προσευχή μου θέλει σε προφθάσει.
- 14 Διά τι, Κύριε, απορρίπτεις την ψυχήν μου, αποκρύπτεις το πρόσωπόν σου απ' εμού;
- 15 Είμαι τεθλιμμένος και ψυχομαχών εκ νεότητος· δοκιμάζω τους φόβους σου και ευρίσκομαι εν αμηχανία.
- 16 Επ' εμέ διήλθον αι οργαί σου· οι τρόμοι σου με εφάνισαν.
- 17 Ως ύδατα με περιετριγύρισαν όλην την ημέραν· ομού με περιεκύκλωσαν.
- 18 Απεμάκρυνας απ' εμού τον αγαπητόν και τον φίλον· οι γνωστοί μου είναι αφανείς.
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