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Salmos, 93

1. yalmoV tw dauid tetradi sabbatwn o qeoV ekdikhsewn kurioV o qeoV ekdikhsewn eparrhsiasato

1. psalmus David quarta sabbati Deus ultionum Dominus Deus ultionum libere egit

2. uywqhti o krinwn thn ghn apodoV antapodosin toiV uperhfanoiV

2. exaltare qui judicas terram redde retributionem superbis

3. ewV pote amartwloi kurie ewV pote amartwloi kauchsontai

3. usquequo peccatores Domine usquequo peccatores gloriabuntur

4. fqegxontai kai lalhsousin adikian lalhsousin panteV oi ergazomenoi thn anomian

4. effabuntur et loquentur iniquitatem loquentur omnes qui operantur iniustitiam

5. ton laon sou kurie etapeinwsan kai thn klhronomian sou ekakwsan

5. populum tuum Domine humiliaverunt et hereditatem tuam vexaverunt

6. chran kai proshluton apekteinan kai orfanouV efoneusan

6. viduam et advenam interfecerunt et pupillos occiderunt

7. kai eipan ouk oyetai kurioV oude sunhsei o qeoV tou iakwb

7. et dixerunt non videbit Dominus nec intelleget Deus Jacob

8. sunete dh afroneV en tw law kai mwroi pote fronhsate

8. intellegite qui insipientes estis in populo et stulti aliquando sapite

9. o futeusaV to ouV ouci akouei h o plasaV ton ofqalmon ou katanoei

9. qui plantavit aurem non audiet aut qui finxit oculum non considerat

10. o paideuwn eqnh ouci elegxei o didaskwn anqrwpon gnwsin

10. qui corripit gentes non arguet qui docet hominem scientiam

11. kurioV ginwskei touV dialogismouV twn anqrwpwn oti eisin mataioi

11. Dominus scit cogitationes hominum quoniam vanæ sunt

12. makarioV anqrwpoV on an su paideushV kurie kai ek tou nomou sou didaxhV auton

12. beatus homo quem tu erudieris Domine et de lege tua docueris eum

13. tou praunai autw af' hmerwn ponhrwn ewV ou orugh tw amartwlw boqroV

13. ut mitiges ei a diebus malis donec fodiatur peccatori fovea

14. oti ouk apwsetai kurioV ton laon autou kai thn klhronomian autou ouk egkataleiyei

14. quia non repellet Dominus plebem suam et hereditatem suam non derelinquet

15. ewV ou dikaiosunh epistreyh eiV krisin kai ecomenoi authV panteV oi euqeiV th kardia diayalma

15. quoadusque justitia convertatur in judicium et qui juxta illam omnes qui recto sunt corde diapsalma

16. tiV anasthsetai moi epi ponhreuomenouV h tiV sumparasthsetai moi epi ergazomenouV thn anomian

16. quis consurget mihi adversus malignantes aut quis stabit mecum adversus operantes iniquitatem

17. ei mh oti kurioV ebohqhsen moi para bracu parwkhsen tw adh h yuch mou

17. nisi quia Dominus adiuvit me paulo minus habitavit in inferno anima mea

18. ei elegon sesaleutai o pouV mou to eleoV sou kurie bohqei moi

18. si dicebam motus est pes meus misericordia tua Domine adiuvabat me

19. kurie kata to plhqoV twn odunwn mou en th kardia mou ai paraklhseiV sou hgaphsan thn yuchn mou

19. secundum multitudinem dolorum meorum in corde meo consolationes tuæ lætificaverunt animam meam

20. mh sumprosestai soi qronoV anomiaV o plasswn kopon epi prostagmati

20. numquid aderit tibi sedis iniquitatis qui fingis dolorem in præcepto

21. qhreusousin epi yuchn dikaiou kai aima aqwon katadikasontai

21. captabunt in animam justi et sanguinem innocentem condemnabunt

22. kai egeneto moi kurioV eiV katafughn kai o qeoV mou eiV bohqon elpidoV mou

22. et factus est Dominus mihi in refugium et Deus meus in adiutorem spei meæ

23. kai apodwsei autoiV thn anomian autwn kai kata thn ponhrian autwn afaniei autouV kurioV o qeoV hmwn

23. et reddet illis iniquitatem ipsorum et in malitia eorum disperdet eos disperdet illos Dominus Deus noster



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Footnotes:

93:1 - The Lord is presented as King, clothed in majesty and power. This verse exalts God's sovereignty over all creation, affirming that He holds the world firmly together, without being shaken (see also Isaiah 52:7 and Revelation 19:16).

93:2 - God's throne is eternal, established from of old. This verse highlights God's unchanging and eternal nature, reinforcing that His rule predates creation (see also Psalm 45:6 and Lamentations 5:19).

93:3-4 - The mighty waters, symbolizing chaos, are inferior to God's power. Even the most destructive forces of nature are under divine control, reaffirming His supremacy over all things (see also Job 38:8-11 and Mark 4:39).

93:5 - God's testimonies are sure, and holiness adorns the house of the Lord forever. This verse concludes with an emphasis on the holiness and faithfulness of God's word (see also 1 Samuel 2:2 and Revelation 15:4).

Verses related to Salmos, 93:

Psalm 93 proclaims the sovereign reign of God. How does divine majesty impact our lives? This brief but powerful psalm portrays God as supreme King, clothed in splendor and power. The text uses images of turbulent waters to contrast with the stability of God's throne. Themes such as divine authority over creation, the immutability of God and the reliability of His Word are central. Psalm 93 inspires reverence and assurance in God's government. Examine with us five biblical passages that expand on the themes of this majestic psalm.

Revelation 19:6: "Then I heard something like the sound of a great crowd, like the roar of many waters and loud thunder, shouting, 'Hallelujah! For the Lord our God, the Almighty, reigns.'" - This heavenly acclamation reflects Psalm 93's central theme of God's sovereign reign.

Hebrews 1:8: "But concerning the Son he says: 'Your throne, O God, endures forever and ever; scepter of equity is the scepter of your Kingdom'." - This verse, quoting another Psalm, echoes the theme of God's eternal reign found in Psalm 93.

Colossians 1:17: "He is before all things, and in Him all things consist." - This statement about Christ reflects the stability and eternity of God's kingdom described in Psalm 93.

1 Chronicles 16:31: "Let the heavens rejoice and the earth be glad! Let it be said among the nations: 'The Lord reigns!'" - This verse from the Song of David echoes the main theme of Psalm 93 about the reign of God.

Isaiah 52:7: "How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good news, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion: 'Your God reigns!'" - This prophetic proclamation resonates with Psalm 93's theme of God's reign.

FAQ:

What does it mean that "the Lord reigns" in Psalm 93?

It means that God is sovereign over all creation, ruling with eternal authority and power. (Psalm 93:1)

Why is water used as a symbol of power and chaos in Psalm 93?

The waters represent chaos and uncertainty, but God is more powerful than any force of evil or disorder. (Psalm 93:3-4)

How does Psalm 93 describe God's majesty?

The Psalm describes God as majestic and steadfast, clothed in splendor, ruling with power and justice. (Psalm 93:1-2)

What can we learn about God's stability from Psalm 93?

God’s stability is unchanging, and His sovereignty will not be shaken by any power or circumstance. (Psalm 93:2)

How important is God's holiness in Psalm 93?

God's holiness is the basis of His righteous and eternal government, showing that He is separate from evil and perfect in His justice. (Psalm 93:5)


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