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  • their mouths gaping tombs; flattering is ever on their lips. Thy scourge, O God! Cheat them of their hopes, cast them out in all their wickedness; have they not defied thee? (Psalms 5, 11)

  • When death comes, there is no more remembering thee; none can praise thee in the tomb. (Psalms 6, 6)

  • O Lord, our Master, how the majesty of thy name fills all the earth! Thy greatness is high above heaven itself. (Psalms 8, 2)

  • Thou hast checked the heathen in their course; thou hast brought the wicked to nothing, blotting out their name for all time. (Psalms 9, 6)

  • Sing, then, to the Lord, who dwells in Sion, tell the Gentiles of his great deeds; (Psalms 9, 12)

  • thou who didst ever rescue me from the gate of death, to proclaim thy praises at the gate of thy loved Sion, (Psalms 9, 15)

  • to exult in thy saving power. The heathen have been caught in their own deadly devices; their feet have been trapped in the very toils they had laid; (Psalms 9, 16)

  • To the place of death the wicked must return, heathens that have no thought of God. (Psalms 9, 18)

  • Bestir thyself, Lord, let not human strength prevail; let the heathen stand upon their trial before thee; (Psalms 9, 20)

  • let the heathen, too, feel thy terrors, and learn they are but men. (Psalms 9, 21)

  • The Lord will reign for ever and ever, while you, the heathen, will vanish from the land he loves. (Psalms 9, 37)

  • With our tongues, they say, we can do great things; our lips are good friends to us; we own no master. (Psalms 11, 5)


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