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WORD Research this...Psalmen 140
- 1 Dem Vorsänger. Ein Psalm Davids.
- 2 Errette mich, HERR, von den bösen Menschen; vor den Gewalttätigen bewahre mich!
- 3 Denn sie haben Böses im Sinn und erregen täglich Streit.
- 4 Sie spitzen ihre Zunge wie eine Schlange, Otterngift ist unter ihren Lippen. (Pause.)
- 5 Bewahre mich, HERR, vor den Händen des Gottlosen, behüte mich vor dem gewalttätigen Menschen, der mich zu Fall bringen will!
- 6 Die Stolzen legen mir Fallen und Schlingen, sie spannen ein Netz aus neben dem Weg; sie haben mir Fallstricke gelegt. (Pause.)
- 7 Ich aber sage zum HERRN: Du bist mein Gott; HERR, vernimm die Stimme meines Flehens!
- 8 O HERR, mein Gott, du bist meine mächtige Hilfe; du schützest mein Haupt am Tage der Schlacht!
- 9 HERR, gib dem Gottlosen nicht, was er will; laß seinen Anschlag nicht gelingen! (Pause.)
- 10 Erheben sie das Haupt rings um mich her, so komme das Unheil ihrer Lippen über sie selbst!
- 11 Feuerglut falle auf sie! Ins Feuer stürze er sie, in Wassertiefen, daß sie nicht mehr aufstehn!
- 12 Der Verleumder wird nicht bestehen im Lande; den frechen Menschen wird das Unglück verfolgen bis zu seinem Untergang!
- 13 Ich weiß, daß der HERR des Elenden Sache führen und dem Armen Recht schaffen wird.
- 14 Ja, die Gerechten werden deinen Namen preisen und die Redlichen vor deinem Angesicht wohnen!
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Schlachter (1951) (schlachter - 2.0.1)
2023-04-24German (de)
SCHLACHTER BIBEL 1951
Die Heilige Schrift des Alten und Neuen Testaments nach dem Urtext üersetzt von F.E. SCHLACHTER Neue Uberarbeitung 1951
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