Psa.|64:Title|-|To the choir director. A |a|Psalm of David
Psa.|64:1|-|Hear, O God, my voice in my complaint;Preserve my life from the enemy’s dread.
Psa.|64:2|-|Hide me from the secret counsel of evildoers,From the throng of the workers of iniquity,
Psa.|64:3|-|Who have sharpened their tongue like a sword,Who have aimed their arrow, their bitter word,
Psa.|64:4|-|To shoot in secret places at the |1|perfect man.They shoot suddenly at him and do not fear.
Psa.|64:5|-|They firm up for themselves an evil matter;They talk of laying snares secretly;
They say, Who will see them?
Psa.|64:6|-|They seek out injustices, saying:We have completed a carefully sought-out plan.
Indeed each man’s inward thoughtAnd heart are deep.
Psa.|64:7|-|But God will shoot an arrow at them;Suddenly they are wounded.
Psa.|64:8|-|They are made to stumble over each other by their own tongue;All who see them shake their heads.
Psa.|64:9|-|And all men will fearAnd declare what has been done by God,
And they will ponder His work.
Psa.|64:10|-|The righteous man will rejoice in Jehovah and |a|take refuge in Him,And all the upright in heart will boast.
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