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• So they cried out to the Lord in their trouble, and he relieved their distress, (Psalms 106, 28)

• Glad hearts were theirs, when calm fell about them, and he brought them to the haven where they longed to be. (Psalms 106, 30)

• Once, they were but few, worn down by stress of need and ill fortune; (Psalms 106, 39)

• but now the same power that shames proud chieftains, and keeps them wandering in a pathless desert, (Psalms 106, 40)

• God’s word came to us from his sanctuary: In triumph I will divide up Sichem, and parcel out the valley of Tents; (Psalms 107, 8)

• Such was the oracle; but now who is to lead me on my march against this fortress, who is to find an entrance for me into Edom, (Psalms 107, 11)

• whispering against me, hedging me about with a conspiracy of hatred, in unprovoked attack. (Psalms 108, 3)

• still may the Lord keep it in mind, and wipe out their memory from the earth. (Psalms 108, 15)

• when he persecuted the helpless, the destitute, the grief-stricken, and marked them down for death? (Psalms 108, 17)

• Cursing he loved, upon him let the curse fall; for blessing he cared little, may blessing still pass him by. Let cursing wrap him about, sink like water into his inmost being, soak, like oil, into the marrow of his bones! (Psalms 108, 18)

• But do thou, my Lord and Master, take my part, to defend thy own honour; no mercy is so tender as thine. (Psalms 108, 21)

• prove to them that my woes are a visitation from thee, sent by no hand but thine. (Psalms 108, 27)