PSAL. XXVIII.
1 Dauid prayeth earnestly against his enemies.
6 He blesseth God. 9 Hee prayeth for the
people.
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Gods power, and goodnesse.
¶ A Psalme of Dauid.
1
Vnto thee will I cry, O
Lord, my rocke, be not
silent to mee: note lest if thou
be silent note to me, I become
like them that goe downe
into the pit.
2
Heare the voyce of my supplications,
when I cry vnto thee: when I
lift vp my handes note toward thy holy
Oracle.
3
Draw me not away with the wicked,
and with the workers of iniquitie:
note which speake peace to their neighbors,
but mischiefe is in their hearts.
4
Giue them according to their
deedes, and according to the wickednes
of their endeuours: giue them after the
worke of their handes, render to them
their desert.
5
Because they regard not the
workes of the Lord, nor the operation
of his hands, he shal destroy them,
and not build them vp.
6
Blessed be the Lord, because he
hath heard the voyce of my supplications.
7
The Lord is my strength, and
my shield, my heart trusted in him, and
I am helped: therefore my heart greatly
reioyceth, and with my song will I
praise him.
8
The Lord is note their strength,
and hee is the note sauing strength of his
Anointed.
9
Saue thy people, and blesse thine
inheritance, note feede them also, and lift
them vp for euer.
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