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WORD Research this...Psalms 39
- 1 En Psalm Davids, till att föresjunga för Jeduthun.
- 2 Jag hafver satt mig före, jag vill taga mig vara, att jag icke syndar med mine tungo; jag vill hålla min mun tillbaka såsom med bett; efter jag så måste se den ogudaktiga för mig.
- 3 Jag är tystnad och stilla vorden, och tiger om glädjena; och måste fräta mina sorg i mig.
- 4 Mitt hjerta är brinnande i mig, och när jag tänker deruppå, varder jag upptänd; jag talar med mine tungo.
- 5 Men, Herre, lär mig dock, att det måste få en ända med mig, och mitt lif ett mål hafva, och jag hädan måste.
- 6 Si, mine dagar äro en tvärhand för dig, och mitt lif är såsom intet för dig. Huru platt intet äro alla menniskor, de dock så säkre lefva. Sela.
- 7 De gå bort såsom en skugge, och göra sig mycken onyttig oro; de samka tillhopa, och veta icke ho det få skall.
- 8 Nu, Herre, vid hvad skall jag trösta mig? Uppå dig hoppas jag.
- 9 Fräls mig ifrån alla mina synder, och låt mig icke dem galnom till spott varda.
- 10 Jag vill tiga, och icke upplåta min mun; du skall väl görat.
- 11 Vänd dina plågo ifrå mig; ty jag är försmäktad för dine hands straff.
- 12 När du en tuktar för syndenes skull, så varder hans fägring förtärd såsom af mal. Ack! huru platt intet äro dock alla menniskor. Sela.
- 13 Hör mina bön, Herre, och förnim mitt ropande, och tig icke öfver mina tårar; ty jag är en främling för dig, och en gäst såsom alle mine fäder. Håll upp af mig, att jag vederqvicker mig, förr än jag bortfar, och är icke mer här.
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Svenska Karl XII:s Bibel (1873) (swekarlxii1873 - 1)
2010-01-20Swedish (sv)
According to 19th Century Orthography, Morphology & Syntax of Late Modern Swedish used 1732-1906.
Text from an OCR of The British and Foreign Bible Societies printed edition from 1873 and spell-checked against a re-print from 1976.- Encoding: UTF-8
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