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WORD Research this...Psalms 90
- 1 «Προσευχή του Μωϋσέως, του ανθρώπου του Θεού.» Κύριε, συ έγεινες εις ημάς καταφυγή εις γενεάν και γενεάν.
- 2 Πριν γεννηθώσι τα όρη, και πλάσης την γην και την οικουμένην, και από του αιώνος έως του αιώνος, συ είσαι ο Θεός.
- 3 Επαναφέρεις τον άνθρωπον εις τον χούν· και λέγεις, Επιστρέψατε, υιοί των ανθρώπων.
- 4 Διότι χίλια έτη ενώπιόν σου είναι ως ημέρα η χθές, ήτις παρήλθε, και ως φυλακή νυκτός.
- 5 Κατακλύζεις αυτούς· είναι ως όνειρον της αυγής, ως χόρτος όστις παρέρχεται·
- 6 το πρωΐ ανθεί και παρακμάζει· το εσπέρας κόπτεται και ξηραίνεται.
- 7 Διότι εκλείπομεν εν τη οργή σου και εν τω θυμώ σου ταραττόμεθα.
- 8 Έθεσας τας ανομίας ημών ενώπιόν σου, τα κρύφια ημών εις το φως του προσώπου σου.
- 9 Επειδή πάσαι αι ημέραι ημών παρέρχονται εν τη οργή σου· διατρέχομεν τα έτη ημών ως διανόημα.
- 10 Αι ημέραι της ζωής ημών είναι καθ' εαυτάς εβδομήκοντα έτη, και εάν εν ευρωστία, ογδοήκοντα έτη· πλην και το καλήτερον μέρος αυτών είναι κόπος και πόνος, διότι ταχέως παρέρχεται και εμείς πετώμεν.
- 11 Τις γνωρίζει την δύναμιν της οργής σου και του θυμού σου αναλόγως του φόβου σου;
- 12 Δίδαξον ημάς να μετρώμεν ούτω τας ημέρας ημών, ώστε να προσκολλώμεν τας καρδίας ημών εις την σοφίαν.
- 13 Επίστρεψον, Κύριε· έως πότε; και γενού ίλεως εις τους δούλους σου.
- 14 Χόρτασον ημάς του ελέους σου από πρωΐας, και θέλομεν αγάλλεσθαι και ευφραίνεσθαι κατά πάσας τας ημέρας ημών.
- 15 Εύφρανον ημάς αντί των ημερών, καθ' ας έθλιψας ημάς, των ετών καθ' α είδομεν κακά.
- 16 Ας γείνη το έργον σου φανερόν εις τους δούλους σου και η δόξα σου εις τους υιούς αυτών·
- 17 και ας ήναι η λαμπρότης Κυρίου του Θεού ημών εφ' ημάς· και το έργον των χειρών ημών στερέονε εφ' ημάς· ναι, το έργον των χειρών ημών, στερέονε αυτό.
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