That thy beloved ones may be delivered, Save thou with thine own right hand - and answer us.

From the end of the earth, unto thee do I cry, When my heart fainteth away, Unto a rock that is higher than I, wilt thou lead me.

Let him retain his seat age-abidingly before God, Appoint that, lovingkindness and faithfulness, my watch over him!

How long will ye shout at a man? Ye shall be crushed all of you, - Like a wall that bulgeth, - a fence pushed in!

One thing, hath God spoken, Two things, there are which I have heard, That, power, belongeth unto God;

Come! hearken - that I may recount, all ye reverers of God, What he hath done for my soul: -

That thy way may be known throughout the earth, Throughout all nations, thy saving help!

God, will bless us, That all the ends of the earth, may revere him.

Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered, Yea let them that hate him flee before him:

Sing ye to God, Make music of his Name, - Lift up (a song), to him that rideth through the waste plains, - Since Yah is his name, exult ye before him.

God, is he that causeth the solitary to dwell in a home, That bringeth out prisoners into prosperity, But, the rebellious, have made their habitation in a sunburnt land.

Kings of armies, they flee! they flee! And, she that stayeth at home, shall share the spoil.

Thou hast ascended on high, Thou hast led in procession a body of captives, Thou hast received gifts consisting of men, Yea even the rebellious, That, Yah, Elohim, might settle down to rest.

Yea, God himself, will smite through the head of his foes, - The hairy crown of him that is marching on in his guilty deeds.

That thou mayest bathe thy foot in blood, - The tongue of thy dogs, from the foes, hath its portion.

Unto him that rideth upon the most ancient heavens, Lo! he uttereth his voice, a voice of strength.

Let the heavens and the earth, praise him, The seas, and everything that creepeth therein.

Upon thee, have I stayed myself from birth, Thou art he that severed me, from the body of my mother, Of thee, shall be my praise - continually.

A very wonder, have I been unto many, Seeing that, thou, hast been my strong refuge,

Even now, therefore, that I am old and grayheaded, O God, do not forsake me, - Until I tell of thine arm unto a new generation, Unto every one that is to come, thy might;

When I reasoned, that I might understand this, A vexation, it was in mine eyes:

As the dream of him that waketh, O my Lord! when rousing thyself up, their shadowy being, wilt thou despise.

But, as for me, the drawing near of God, is my blessedness, - I have made, of My Lord Yahweh, my refuge, - That I may recount all thy works.

When he set up a testimony in Jacob, And, a law, appointed in Israel, - Which he commanded our fathers, That they might make them known to their children;

That they might set, in Elohim, their confidence, - And not forget the doings of El, But, his commandments, might observe;

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.

And remembered that, Elohim, was their rock, Yea, EL Most High, their Redeemer:

So then he remembered, That, Flesh, they were, A Wind departing, that returneth not.

Then awoke, as one that had slept, Adonay, As a warrior exulting with wine!

Pour out thy wrath, Upon the nations that have not known thee - and, Upon the kingdoms that, on thy Name, have not called.

O God, bring us back, And light up thy face, That we may be saved.

O God of hosts, bring us back, And light up thy face, That we may be saved.

Wherefore hast thou broken down its fences, So that all who pass along the way, pluck its fruit?

O Yahweh, God of hosts! bring us back, Light up thy face, That we may be saved.

I, Yahweh, am thy God, Who brought thee up out of the land of Egypt, - Open wide thy mouth, that I may fill it.

They have said - Come, and let us wipe them out from being a nation, That the name of Israel may be remembered no more.

Fill thou their faces with dishonour, That men may seek thy Name, O Yahweh;

That men may know that, thou, Whose Name alone is Yahweh, Art Most High over all the earth.

Wilt not, thou thyself, again give us life, That, thy people, may rejoice in thee.

Surely, near unto them who revere him, is his salvation, That the Glory, may settle down, in our land.

Righteousness, before him, shall march long, - That he may make, into a way, the steps of its feet.

All nations whom thou hast made, Shall come in and bow down before thee, O My Lord, That they may glorify thy Name.

Perform with me a token for good, - That they who hate me may see and be ashamed, In that, thou, Yahweh, hast helped me and comforted me.

But, of Zion, it shall be said - This man and that were born in her, And the Highest himself shall establish her.

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

Among the dead, is my couch, - Like the slain that lie in the grave, Where thou rememberest them no more, Yea, they, from thy hand, are cut off;

I will not violate my covenant, And that which hath proceeded out of my lips, will I not alter:

Who is the man that shall live, and not see death? That can deliver his soul from the hand of hades. Selah.

In that thy foes have reproached, O Yahweh, In that they have reproached the footsteps of thine Anointed One!

For, a thousand years, in thine eyes, are , As yesterday, in that it passed away, Or as a watch in the night.

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

How to number our days, so grant us to know, That we may win us a heart that hath wisdom.

Satisfy us, in the morning, with thy lovingkindness, That we may shout aloud and be glad, Throughout all our days.

He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High, Under the shadow of the Almighty, will tarry,

Thou shalt not be afraid, Of the dread of the night, Of the arrow that flieth by day;

Of the pestilence that, in darkness, doth walk, Of the plague that layeth waste at noonday.

A man that is brutish, cannot know, And, dullard, cannot discern this: -

When the lawless do thrive like grass, And all the workers of iniquity have blossomed, It is that they may be destroyed for ever.

To declare that upright is Yahweh, My Rock, and no perversity in him.

He that planteth the ear, shall he not hear? Or, that fashioneth the eye, shall he not have power to see?

He that correcteth nations, shall he not reprove? He that teacheth man knowledge!

Yahweh, knoweth the plans of men, That, they, are a breath!

That thou mayest give him rest from the days of misfortune, Until there be digged - for the lawless one - a pit.

Shall the throne that inflicteth ruin, have fellowship with thee, That frameth oppression, by statute?

Forty years, loathed I that generation, So I said - A people going astray in heart, they are, Even they, have not known my ways!

Sing to Yahweh, a song that is new, Sing to Yahweh, all the earth;

Let the field, leap for joy, and all that is therein, Then, shall all the trees of the forest, shout in triumph,

Fire, before him, proceedeth, That it may consume, round about, his adversaries.

Sing to Yahweh, a song that is new, For, wonderful things, hath he done, His own right hand and hi holy arm, have brought him salvation.

Know that, Yahweh, he, is God, - He, made us, and not, we ourselves, His people, and the flock of his pasture.

He that uttereth slander in secret against his friend, him, will I root out; One of lofty eyes, and of an ambitious heart, him shall I not be able to endure.

Mine eyes, shall be upon the faithful of the land, That they may dwell with me, - he that walketh in a blameless way, he, shall attend me.

There shall not dwell in the midst of my house, One who worketh deceit, - he that speaketh falsehoods, shall not be established before mine eyes;

Morning by morning, will I uproot, All the lawless ones of the land, That I may cut off, out of the city of Yahweh - All the workers of iniquity.

Seeing that thy servants, take pleasure, in her stones, And, her dust, they favour:

That the nations may revere thy Name, O Yahweh, And all the kings of the earth, thy glory.

That he looked down, out of his holy height, Yahweh, from the heavens unto the earth, directed his gaze; -

Bless, O my soul, Yahweh, - And all that is within me, his holy Name;

For, he, knoweth how we are formed, He is mindful that, dust, we are.

Who causeth the grass to shoot forth for the cattle, And the herb, for the service of man, That he may bring forth food out of the earth;

All of them, for thee, do wait, That thou mayest give them their food in its season;

That he might bind his rulers as he pleased, And, his elders, he might embue with wisdom.

He spake - then came the swarming locust, - The devouring locust, and that without number;

Thus brought he them forth, with silver and gold, Nor was there, throughout his tribes, one that faltered;

In order that they might observe his statutes, And, over his laws, might keep watch, Praise ye Yah.

How happy! They who observe justice, He that executeth righteousness at all times.

That I may look upon the welfare of thy chosen ones, That I may rejoice in the joy of thy nation, That I may glory, with thine inheritance.

Thus changed they my glory, for the similitude of an ox that eateth grass.

So he lifted up his hand unto them, that he would let them fall in the desert;

Save us, O Yahweh our God, and gather us from among the nations, That we may give thanks unto thy holy Name, That we may triumph aloud in thy praise.

And led them by a straight road, That they might journey to a city to dwell in.

Let the creditor take aim at all that he hath, and let strangers prey on the fruit of his toil;

Because that he remembered not to show lovingkindness, but pursued the man that was oppressed and needy, that, the downhearted, he might slay.

That they may know that, Thine own hand, this is, Thou, Yahweh, hast done it.

The might of his works, hath he declared to his people, that he may give them the inheritance of the nations.

The beginning of wisdom, is the reverence of Yahweh, Good discretion, have all that do them, His praise, endureth for aye.

Upheld is his heart, he shall not be afraid, until that he gazeth on his foes.

Who is like Yahweh our God? that goeth on high to dwell,

That cometh down low to look, through the heavens and through the earth;

That raiseth, out of the dust, the poor, From the dunghill, uplifteth the needy;