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  • (Of David.) To thee, my Lord, my refuge, I cry aloud, do not leave my cry unanswered; listen to me, or I am no better than a dead man, sinking to the grave. (Psalms 27, 1)

  • (Of David. A maskil.) Blessed are they who have their faults forgiven, their transgressions buried deep; (Psalms 31, 1)

  • At last I made my transgression known to thee, and hid my sin no longer; Fault of mine, said I, I here confess to the Lord; and with that, thou didst remit the guilt of my sin. (Psalms 31, 5)

  • Listen, Lord, to my prayer, let my cry reach thy hearing, and my tears win answer. What am I in thy sight but a passer-by, a wanderer, as all my fathers were? (Psalms 38, 13)

  • One depth makes answer to another✻ amid the roar of the floods thou sendest; wave after wave, crest after crest overwhelms me. (Psalms 41, 8)

  • How canst thou turn thy face away, without a thought for our need and our affliction? (Psalms 43, 24)

  • No man can deliver himself from his human lot, paying a ransom-price to God; (Psalms 48, 8)

  • too great is the cost of a man’s soul; never will the means be his (Psalms 48, 9)

  • But thus, to the sinner, God speaks: How is it that thou canst repeat my commandments by rote, and boast of my covenant with thee, (Psalms 49, 16)

  • and never invoke God’s name? What wonder if fear unmans them, where they have no cause for fear? Where are the foes that hemmed thee round?✻ God has scattered their bones far and wide, forgotten as his enemies must ever be. (Psalms 52, 6)

  • This was when he marched against the Syrians of Naharaim and Soba, and Joab on his way home defeated the men of Edom in the Valley of Salt, twelve thousand of them.) (Psalms 59, 2)

  • give our prayer answer, and lift thy right hand to save. (Psalms 59, 7)


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