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• Then indeed thou wilt take pleasure in solemn sacrifice, in gift and burnt-offering; then indeed bullocks will be laid upon thy altar.✻ (Psalms 50, 21)

• 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)

• Stealthily they attack the innocent: (Psalms 63, 5)

• O God, thou shalt yet have praise in Sion; to thee let the vow be paid, (Psalms 64, 2)

• God’s will is we should live yet; he does not suffer our steps to falter. (Psalms 65, 9)

• ever the blind eye be theirs, ever the halting loin. (Psalms 68, 24)

• for them, never a pang; healthy and sleek their bodies shew. (Psalms 72, 4)

• (A maskil. Of Asaph.) O God, hast thou altogether abandoned us? Sheep of thy own pasturing, must we feel the fires of thy vengeance? (Psalms 73, 1)

• Do not let the humble go away disappointed; teach the poor and the helpless to exalt thy name. (Psalms 73, 21)

• it is God who rules all, humbling one man and exalting another. (Psalms 74, 8)

• Can his favour desert us altogether, his promise be set aside eternally? (Psalms 76, 9)

• For me, I tell myself, this sorrow was reserved; the most High has altered the fashion of his dealings with men. (Psalms 76, 11)