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Moff PSA Chapter 94

PSA 94 ©

94O thou Eternal, thou avenging God,

O thou avenging God, appear;

2rise up, O Ruler of the world,

and let the haughty have what they deserve!

3How long is it to last, O thou Eternal,

this exultation of ungodly men,

4blustering insolently,

lording it arrogantly?

5They crush thy people, O Eternal,

thy heritage they are harrying,

6killing the widow and the foreigner

and murdering the fatherless;

7and they think the Eternal never sees them,

Jacob’s God will never heed them!


8But mark this, dullest of the dull–

when will you understand, O senseless men?–

9is he deaf, he who made the ear?

Is he blind, he who formed the eye?

10Can he not punish men, he who is training them?

Has he no knowledge, he who teaches men?

11Knowledge! The Eternal knows that human plans

are but an empty breath!


12Happy is he who has thy discipline

and thine instruction, training him

13calmly to wait on, in adversity,

till a pit is dug for ungodly men!

14For the Eternal will not leave his people,

will not forsake his own;

15no, goodness shall have justice done to it–

the future is with men of upright mind.


16Who is my champion against the ungodly?

Who sides with me against the evildoers?

17If the Eternal had not been my help,

I would have soon passed to the silent land.

18When I think my foot is slipping,

thy goodness, O Eternal, holds me up;

19when doubts crowd into my mind,

thy comforts cheer me.


20Can evil rulers have thee for an ally,

who work us injury by law,

21who attack honest men,

and doom the innocent to death?

22No, the Eternal who is my protection,

my God who is my strength, my safety–

23may he requite them for their crime,

and for their evil make an end of them!

PSA 94 ©

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