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Open English Translation PSA Chapter 90

PSA 90 ©

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90 (Songs 90–106)

A prayer by God’s man Mosheh (Moses).

90My master, you’ve been our protection

throughout all generations.

2Before the mountains were formed or you formed the earth and the world,

from the entire past through to all the future, you are God.

3You return man to dust,

and you say, “Return, you descendants of humanity,”

4because a thousand years in your sight

are just like yesterday when it’s over,

≈ and like a watch of several hours in the night.

5You sweep them away as with a flood and they sleep.

In the morning they are like the grass that sprouts up:

6In the morning it blooms and grows up,

but by the evening, it has withered and dried up.

7Certainly we’re consumed in your anger,

≈ and in your rage we’re terrified.

8You’ve placed our disobedience in front of you—

≈ our hidden sins in the light of your presence,

9because our life passes away under your rage—

our years pass quickly like a sigh does.

10We might reach the age of seventy,

or even eighty if we’re healthy,

but even our best years are marked by trouble and sorrow.

Yes, they pass quickly, then we ‘fly away’.

11Who knows the intensity of your anger,

and your rage that’s equal to the respect that we should have had for you?

12So teach us to consider the fragility of our lives

so that we might live wisely.

13Turn back, Yahweh.

How long will this last?

Have pity on your servants.

14Satisfy us in the morning with your loyal commitment

so that we can celebrate and be glad for the rest of our lives.

15Make us glad in proportion to the days you made us suffer,

and to the years we have experienced trouble.

16Let your servants see your actions,

and let our children see your splendour.

17May the favour of my master God be ours.

Prosper the work of our hands.

Yes, prosper the work that we do.

90A_prayer of_Mosheh the_man_of the_ʼElohīm[fn] my_master a_dwelling_place you you_have_been to/for_ourselves in_a_generation and_a_generation.
2Before mountains they_were_born and_you_brought_forth the_earth and_the_world and_from_antiquity until perpetuity you are_god.
3You_return humankind to crushed_matter and_she/it_said return Oh_children_of humankind.
4If/because a_thousand years in_your_two’s_of_eyes are_like_a_day yesterday if/because it_passes and_a_watch in_night.
5You_flood_them sleep they_are in_morning like_grass which_it_sprouts_up.
6In_morning it_flourishes and_it_sprouts_up to_evening it_withers and_it_dries_up.
7If/because we_come_to_an_end in_your_of_anger and_by_your_of_rage we_are_terrified.
8You_set[fn] iniquities_of_our to_before_you our_concealed_of_sins to_the_light_of your(pl)_face_of_of.
9If/because all_of days_of_our they_turn in_your_of_fury years_of_our we_finish like a_sigh.
10The_days_of our_years_of_of in/among_them are_seventy year[s] and_if by_strength(s) eighty year[s] and_their_of_pride is_toil and_trouble if/because it_passes_away quickly and_we_flew_away.
11Who is_knowing the_strength_of your_anger_of_of and_is_like_your_of_fear fury_of_your.
12To_count days_of_our right teach_us so_that_we_may_bring a_heart_of wisdom.
13Return Oh_YHWH until when and_have_compassion on servants_of_your.
14Satisfy_us in_morning loyalty_of_your_covenant so_that_we_may_shout_for_joy and_so_that_we_may_rejoice in_all days_of_our.
15Make_us_rejoice according_to_the_days_of (of)_which_you(pl)_afflicted_us the_years_of (of)_which_we_saw trouble.
16May_it_appear to your_servants deed[s]_of_your and_your_of_majesty to children_of_their.
17And_let_it_be the_kindness_of my_master god_of_our towards_us and_the_work_of our_both_hands establish on_us and_the_work_of our_both_hands establish_it.

90:1 Note: KJB: Ps.90.1

90:8 OSHB variant note: שת: (x-qere) ’שַׁתָּ֣ה’: lemma_7896 morph_HVqp2ms id_19nDP שַׁתָּ֣ה

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