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Salmos, 104

1. allhlouia exomologeisqe tw kuriw kai epikaleisqe to onoma autou apaggeilate en toiV eqnesin ta erga autou

1. alleluja confitemini Domino et invocate nomen ejus adnuntiate inter gentes opera ejus

2. asate autw kai yalate autw dihghsasqe panta ta qaumasia autou

2. cantate ei et psallite ei narrate omnia mirabilia ejus

3. epaineisqe en tw onomati tw agiw autou eufranqhtw kardia zhtountwn ton kurion

3. laudamini in nomine sancto ejus lætetur cor quærentium Dominum

4. zhthsate ton kurion kai krataiwqhte zhthsate to proswpon autou dia pantoV

4. quærite Dominum et confirmamini quærite faciem ejus semper

5. mnhsqhte twn qaumasiwn autou wn epoihsen ta terata autou kai ta krimata tou stomatoV autou

5. mementote mirabilium ejus quæ fecit prodigia ejus et judicia oris ejus

6. sperma abraam douloi autou uioi iakwb eklektoi autou

6. semen Abraham servi ejus filii Jacob electi ejus

7. autoV kurioV o qeoV hmwn en pash th gh ta krimata autou

7. ipse Dominus Deus noster in universa terra judicia ejus

8. emnhsqh eiV ton aiwna diaqhkhV autou logou ou eneteilato eiV ciliaV geneaV

8. memor fuit in sæculum testamenti sui verbi quod mandavit in mille generationes

9. on dieqeto tw abraam kai tou orkou autou tw isaak

9. quod disposuit ad Abraham et juramenti sui ad Isaac

10. kai esthsen authn tw iakwb eiV prostagma kai tw israhl diaqhkhn aiwnion

10. et statuit illud Jacob in præceptum et Israël in testamentum æternum

11. legwn soi dwsw thn ghn canaan scoinisma klhronomiaV umwn

11. dicens tibi dabo terram Chanaan funiculum hereditatis vestræ

12. en tw einai autouV ariqmw braceiV oligostouV kai paroikouV en auth

12. cum essent numero breves paucissimos et incolas ejus

13. kai dihlqon ex eqnouV eiV eqnoV ek basileiaV eiV laon eteron

13. et pertransierunt de gente in gentem et de regno ad populum alterum

14. ouk afhken anqrwpon adikhsai autouV kai hlegxen uper autwn basileiV

14. non reliquit hominem nocere eis et corripuit pro eis reges

15. mh aptesqe twn cristwn mou kai en toiV profhtaiV mou mh ponhreuesqe

15. nolite tangere christos meos et in prophetis meis nolite malignari

16. kai ekalesen limon epi thn ghn pan sthrigma artou sunetriyen

16. et vocavit famem super terram omne firmamentum panis contrivit

17. apesteilen emprosqen autwn anqrwpon eiV doulon epraqh iwshf

17. misit ante eos virum in servum venundatus est Joseph

18. etapeinwsan en pedaiV touV podaV autou sidhron dihlqen h yuch autou

18. humiliaverunt in conpedibus pedes ejus ferrum pertransiit anima ejus

19. mecri tou elqein ton logon autou to logion kuriou epurwsen auton

19. donec veniret verbum ejus eloquium Domini inflammavit eum

20. apesteilen basileuV kai elusen auton arcwn lawn kai afhken auton

20. misit rex et solvit eum princeps populorum et dimisit eum

21. katesthsen auton kurion tou oikou autou kai arconta pashV thV kthsewV autou

21. constituit eum dominum domus suæ et principem omnis possessionis suæ

22. tou paideusai touV arcontaV autou wV eauton kai touV presbuterouV autou sofisai

22. ut erudiret principes ejus sicut semet ipsum et senes ejus prudentiam doceret

23. kai eishlqen israhl eiV aigupton kai iakwb parwkhsen en gh cam

23. et intravit Israël in Ægyptum et Jacob accola fuit in terra Cham

24. kai huxhsen ton laon autou sfodra kai ekrataiwsen auton uper touV ecqrouV autou

24. et auxit populum ejus vehementer et firmavit eum super inimicos ejus

25. metestreyen thn kardian autwn tou mishsai ton laon autou tou doliousqai en toiV douloiV autou

25. convertit cor eorum ut odirent populum ejus ut dolum facerent in servos ejus

26. exapesteilen mwushn ton doulon autou aarwn on exelexato auton

26. misit Mosen servum suum Aaron quem elegit ipsum

27. eqeto en autoiV touV logouV twn shmeiwn autou kai twn teratwn en gh cam

27. posuit in eis verba signorum suorum et prodigiorum in terra Cham

28. exapesteilen skotoV kai eskotasen kai parepikranan touV logouV autou

28. misit tenebras et obscuravit et non exacerbavit sermones suos

29. metestreyen ta udata autwn eiV aima kai apekteinen touV icquaV autwn

29. convertit aquas eorum in sanguinem et occidit pisces eorum

30. exhryen h gh autwn batracouV en toiV tamieioiV twn basilewn autwn

30. dedit terra eorum ranas in penetrabilibus regum ipsorum

31. eipen kai hlqen kunomuia kai sknipeV en pasi toiV orioiV autwn

31. dixit et venit cynomia et scinifes in omnibus finibus eorum

32. eqeto taV brocaV autwn calazan pur kataflegon en th gh autwn

32. posuit pluvias eorum grandinem ignem conburentem in terra ipsorum

33. kai epataxen taV ampelouV autwn kai taV sukaV autwn kai sunetriyen pan xulon oriou autwn

33. et percussit vineas eorum et ficulneas eorum et contrivit lignum finium eorum

34. eipen kai hlqen akriV kai broucoV ou ouk hn ariqmoV

34. dixit et venit lucusta et bruchus cujus non erat numerus

35. kai katefagen panta ton corton en th gh autwn kai katefagen ton karpon thV ghV autwn

35. et comedit omne fænum in terra eorum et comedit omnem fructum terræ eorum

36. kai epataxen pan prwtotokon en th gh autwn aparchn pantoV ponou autwn

36. et percussit omne primogenitum in terra eorum primitias omnis laboris eorum

37. kai exhgagen autouV en arguriw kai crusiw kai ouk hn en taiV fulaiV autwn asqenwn

37. et eduxit eos in argento et auro et non erat in tribubus eorum infirmus

38. eufranqh aiguptoV en th exodw autwn oti epepesen o foboV autwn ep' autouV

38. lætata est Ægyptus in profectione eorum quia incubuit timor eorum super eos

39. diepetasen nefelhn eiV skephn autoiV kai pur tou fwtisai autoiV thn nukta

39. expandit nubem in protectionem eorum et ignem ut luceret eis per noctem

40. hthsan kai hlqen ortugomhtra kai arton ouranou eneplhsen autouV

40. petierunt et venit coturnix et panem cæli saturavit eos

41. dierrhxen petran kai erruhsan udata eporeuqhsan en anudroiV potamoi

41. disrupit petram et fluxerunt aquæ abierunt in sicco flumina

42. oti emnhsqh tou logou tou agiou autou tou proV abraam ton doulon autou

42. quoniam memor fuit verbi sancti sui quod habuit ad Abraham puerum suum

43. kai exhgagen ton laon autou en agalliasei kai touV eklektouV autou en eufrosunh

43. et eduxit populum suum in exultatione et electos suos in lætitia

44. kai edwken autoiV cwraV eqnwn kai ponouV lawn eklhronomhsan

44. et dedit illis regiones gentium et labores populorum possederunt

45. opwV an fulaxwsin ta dikaiwmata autou kai ton nomon autou ekzhthswsin

45. ut custodiant justificationes ejus et legem ejus requirant



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Footnotes:

104:1-2 - The psalmist praises God as Creator and Sustainer of the universe, highlighting His majesty and power. God clothes Himself with light and stretches out the heavens like a tent, demonstrating His dominion over creation (see also Genesis 1:1 and Isaiah 40:22).

104:5-9 - The creation of the earth and the separation of the waters are described, reflecting God's power to establish order out of chaos. This echoes the creation account in Genesis, showing God's sovereign control over the natural world (see also Psalm 33:7-9 and Proverbs 8:27-29).

104:10-13 - God provides water for the animals and irrigates the earth. God's provision for all creatures reflects God's ongoing care for His creation, showing that He cares about the needs of every living thing (see also Matthew 6:26 and Psalm 145:15-16).

104:19-23 - God established the cycles of day and night to govern time. The sun and moon are signs of His control over the rhythms of life, highlighting divine order in the universe (see also Genesis 1:14-18 and Jeremiah 31:35-36).

104:31-34 - The psalmist extols the Lord's eternal glory and desires that praise continue throughout creation. The Lord's joy in His works is a theme of celebration and recognition of the good He has done (see also Psalm 19:1 and Revelation 4:11).

Verses related to Salmos, 104:

Psalm 104 celebrates God as Creator and Sustainer of the universe. How does nature reveal divine glory? This majestic hymn describes God's wisdom and power manifest in creation, from the heavens to the depths of the sea. The text highlights the dependence of all creation on God and His continuous provision. Psalm 104 inspires reverence for God's creative work and promotes a faith-based ecological vision. Explore with us five biblical passages that illuminate the themes of creation and divine providence expressed in this stunning psalm.

Genesis 1:31: "And God saw everything that he had made, and everything had become very good. The afternoon and morning passed; that was the sixth day." - This creation verse aligns with the celebration of God's creative work in Psalm 104.

Job 38:4-7: "Where were you when I laid the foundations of the earth? Answer me, if you know so much. Who determined its dimensions? Reply! Or who stretched out the measuring line over it? Upon what were its foundations laid, or who laid its cornerstone, while the morning stars sang together and all the angels rejoiced?" - This passage from Job reflects the theme of Psalm 104 about God's power and wisdom in creation.

Colossians 1:16-17: "For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions, powers or authorities; all things were created by him and for him. He is before all things, and in Him all things consist." - This New Testament text echoes the theme of Psalm 104 about God as creator and sustainer of all things.

Acts 14:17: "However, he was not without testimony: he showed his kindness, giving them rain from the sky and harvests at the right time, granting them sustenance with abundance and a heart full of joy." - This statement by Paul reflects the theme of Psalm 104 about God's providence in nature.

Revelation 4:11: "You, our Lord and God, are worthy to receive glory, honor and power, because you created all things, and by your will they exist and were created." - This heavenly praise echoes the theme of worshiping the creator God present in Psalm 104.

FAQ:

How does the psalmist describe God's greatness in Psalm 104?

The psalmist describes God as the Creator of the entire universe, who sustains and governs all creation with wisdom. (Psalm 104:1-4)

What did God do in Psalm 104 to care for creation?

God feeds the animals, provides for the needs of the earth, and maintains order and balance in nature. (Psalm 104:10-30)

How does Psalm 104 teach us about dependence on God?

Psalm 104 teaches that all creation depends on God to live and thrive, and that He is the source of all life. (Psalm 104:27-30)

What can we learn about God's dominion over nature?

God has absolute control over nature, and creation reflects His order and sovereignty. (Psalm 104:5-9)

How does the psalmist conclude Psalm 104?

The psalmist concludes Psalm 104 by praising God's greatness and asking that His glory be revealed throughout the earth. (Psalm 104:31-35)


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