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Tehillim - Psalms - Chapter 62


Chapter 62

1. For the conductor, on jeduthun, a song of David.   א.
2. Only to God does my soul hope; from Him is my salvation.   ב.
3. Only He is my Rock and my salvation, my stronghold so that I shall not falter greatly.   ג.
4. How long will you plan destruction to man? You shall be murdered, all of you, as a leaning wall, a tottering fence.   ד.
5. Only because of his loftiness have they plotted to topple him; they delight in lies; with his mouth they bless, but inwardly they curse forever.   ה.
6. Only to God should you hope, my soul, for my hope is from Him.   ו.
7. Only He is my Rock and my salvation; my stronghold, I shall not falter.   ז.
8. Upon God rests my salvation and my honor; [He is] the Rock of my strength, my shelter is in God.   ח.
9. Trust in Him at all times; people, pour out your hearts before Him. God is our shelter forever.   ט.
10. The sons of men are but vanity, and men of distinction are deceitful; were they to be put on a scale, together they would equal vanity.   י.
11. Do not trust in oppresion, and do not put vain hope in robbery; if wealth burgeons, pay it no heed.   יא.
12. God spoke one thing, I heard two, for God has strength.   יב.
13. And You, O Lord, have kindness, for You repay a man according to his deed.   יג.
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