So doth he become like a tree planted by streams of waters, - that yieldeth, its fruit, in its season, whose leaf, also doth not wither, and, whatsoever he doeth, prospereth.

Thou hast seen! For, thou, mischief and misery, dost discern, to requite with thine own hand, Unto thee, doth, the unfortunate one, give himself up, To the fatherless, thou thyself, hast become a helper.

The whole, have turned aside, Together have they become tainted, - There is none that doeth good, not so much as, one!

We will shout aloud in thy salvation, and, in the Name of our God, shall we become great, Yahweh fulfil all thy petitions.

Like water, am I poured out, and, put out of joint, are all my bones, - My heart, hath become, like wax, it is melted in the midst of my body;

Hear, O Yahweh, and show me favour, O Yahweh! become thou a helper unto me.

Incline unto me, thine ear, Speedily rescue me, - Become to me a Rock of refuge, a Place of security, For saving me.

By reason of all mine adversaries, have I become a reproach. Even to my neighbours, altogether, and a dread to mine acquaintance, - They who have seen me abroad, have fled from me:

Do not ye become like a horse, like a mule, without discernment, - With the bit and bridle of his mouth, hast thou to restrain him, - He will not come near unto thee.

Let their way become dark and slippery, with, the messenger of Yahweh, pursuing them.

Thus have I become as a man who cannot hear, in whose mouth are no arguments:

And, my foes, are alive - have become strong, - and multiplied are they who hate me for false cause:

For there have closed in upon me, misfortunes beyond number, Mine iniquities have overtaken me, and I cannot see, They have become more than the hairs of my head, And, my courage, hath forsaken me!

God, hath become king, over the nations, God, hath taken his seat upon his holy throne.

Let our God come, and let him not keep silence! A fire - before him, shall devour, And, around him, hath it become exceeding tempestuous:

They all, have turned back, together have they become tainted, - There is none that doeth good, Not so much as, one!

But, I, will sing thy power, And will shout aloud, in the morning, thy lovingkindness, - For thou has become a refuge for me, And a place to flee to in the day of my distress.

Do not trust in extortion, Nor, with robbery, become vain, As for wealth, when it beareth fruit, Do not set thereon your heart.

For thou hast become a help unto me, - And, in the shadow of thy wings, will I shout for joy.

Every one shall be given up into the power of the sword, The portion of jackals, shall they become.

I am weary with mine outcry, Parched is my throat, - Mine eyes have become dim, through waiting for my God.

One estranged, have I become, to my own brethren, Yea, an alien, to the sons of my own mother;

Let their table, before them, become a snare, And unto their friends, a lure;

Let their eyes become too dim to see, And, their loins, continually cause thou to shake;

Let their encampment become desolate, In their tents, be there none to dwell:

How have they become desolate, as in a moment! They have ceased - come to an end, by reason of calamities.

But, I, was brutish, and could not perceive, Like the beasts, had I become before thee.

The valiant of heart have become a spoil, They have slumbered their sleep, And none of the men of might have found their hands.

And not become, like their fathers, a generation stubborn and rebellious, - A generation that fixed not their heart, Neither was their spirit, faithful with GOD.

We have become, A reproach to our neighbours, - A mockery and a derision, to them who are round about us.

Even Assyria hath joined herself with them, They have become an arm to the sons of Lot. Selah.

They perished at En-dor, They become manure for the soil!

I am counted with them who descend into the pit, I have become as a man that is without help;

All the passers by the way, have plundered him, He hath become a reproach to his neighbours;

BOOK THE FOURTH Lord! a dwelling-place, hast, thou, become to us, From generation to generation:

Thou hast snatched them away, A sleep, do they become, In the morning, they are like grass that shooteth up,

Yahweh, hath become king, With majesty, is he clothed, - Clothed is Yahweh, With strength, hath he girded himself, Surely he hath fixed the world, It shall not be shaken.

But, Yahweh, hath become for me a high tower, And my God, my rock of refuge.

Say among the nations, Yahweh, hath become King, Surely he hath fixed the world, it shall not be shaken, He will judge the peoples with equity.

Yahweh, hath become king, Let the earth exult, Let the multitude of coastlands rejoice.

Yahweh, hath become king, Let the peoples, tremble, He is enthroned on the cherubim, Let the earth, shake.

I am like the pelican of the desert, I have become as an owl among ruins.

I have watched and am become, Like a bird sitting alone upon a housetop.

And he made his people exceeding fruitful, - And caused them to become stronger than their adversaries.

So have they become few and been brought low, By oppression, misfortune, and sorrow;

When he is judged, let him go out condemned, and let, his own petition, become a sin;

Let his days become few, his overseership, let another take;

Let his children become fatherless, and his wife a widow;

So, I, am become a reproach for them, They see me, they shake their head.

My might and melody, is Yah, and he hath become mine by salvation.

I will thank thee, because thou hast answered me, And hast become mine, by salvation.

A stone the builders refused, hath become the head of the corner:

Songs, have thy statutes become to me, in my house of sojourn.

Mine eyes, have become dim for thy salvation, and for thy righteous word.

Let them become like the grass of housetops, which, before it is pulled up, hath withered;

To me, then, how precious have thy desires become, O GOD! How numerous, the heads of them!

With completeness of hatred, I hate them, As enemies, have they become to me.

Their judges, have been hurled down by a crag, Now have men heard my sayings, for they have become sweet.