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Chapter 42 of 99

042) Psalm 28

1 min read · Chapter 42 of 99

Psalm 28

8.6.8.6.

1 O Lord, my rock, to thee I cry, in sighs consume my breath;

O answer, or I shall become like those that sleep in death.

2 Regard my supplication, Lord, the cries that I repeat, With weeping eyes and lifted hands before thy mercy seat.

3 Let me escape the sinners’ doom, who make a trade of ill; And ever speak the person fair, whose blood they mean to spill.

4 According to their crimes’ extent let justice have its course:

Relentless be to them as they have sinned without remorse.

5 Since they the works of God despise, nor will his grace adore; His wrath shall utterly destroy, and build them up no more.

6 But I, with due acknowledgment, his praises will resound, From whom the cries of my distress a gracious answer found.

7 My heart its confidence reposed in God, my strength and shield; In him I trusted, and returned triumphant from the field. As he hath made my joys complete, ’tis just that I should raise The cheerful tribute of my thanks, and thus resound his praise.

8 "His aiding pow’r supports the troops that my just cause maintain:

T’was he advanced me to the throne, ’tis he secures my reign."

9 Preserve thy chosen, and proceed thine heritage to bless; With plenty prosper them in peace; in battle with success.

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