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  • (To the choir-master. For stringed instruments. A maskil. Of David.) (Psalms 54, 1)

  • Fallen among lions I, that hungrily eat men’s flesh; here are envious teeth that bite deeper than spear or arrow, tongues sharp as any sword. (Psalms 56, 5)

  • The innocent man will triumph at the sight of their punishment, as he dips his hands in the blood of the evil-doer; (Psalms 57, 11)

  • Sure enough, men will say, innocence has its reward, sure enough, there is a God who grants redress here on earth. (Psalms 57, 12)

  • 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)

  • But now thou hast set up a standard to rally thy faithful servants, and to protect them from the archers’ onset; now bring aid to the men thou lovest, (Psalms 59, 6)

  • (To the choir-master. For stringed instruments. Of David.) (Psalms 60, 1)

  • Honest men will rejoice and put their trust in the Lord; upright hearts will not boast in vain. (Psalms 63, 11)

  • how he turns the sea into land, and lets men cross a river dry-shod; ours to rejoice in his mercy. (Psalms 65, 6)

  • Yes, Lord, thou hast put us to the proof, tested us as men test silver in the fire; (Psalms 65, 10)

  • (To the choir-master. For stringed instruments. A psalm. A song.) (Psalms 66, 1)

  • The Gentiles, too, may rejoice and be glad; a whole world abides thy judgement, and the Gentiles, too, obey on earth thy sovereignty. (Psalms 66, 5)


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