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Verse List for PSA 75:5

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BI Psa 75:5 ©

Text critical issues=none Clarity of original=clear Importance to us=normal Speaker(s)=Narrator (All still tentative.)

OET (OET-RV) Don’t raise your head ready to charge. ⇔ Don’t speak with your nose in the air.”OET logo mark

OET-LV[fn] do_not lift_up to_height horn_of_your(pl) speak with_a_neck arrogant.OET logo mark

ULTDo not lift up your horn to the height, ⇔  or speak with an arrogant neck.”

USTDo not brag about your power! ⇔  Do not speak arrogantly!”

BSB & MSBDo not lift up your horn against heaven ⇔  or speak with an outstretched neck.’ ”

OEBlift not your horn on high, ⇔  speak not boldly against the Rock.’

WEBBE & WMBBDon’t lift up your horn on high. ⇔  Don’t speak with a stiff neck.”

NETDo not be so certain you have won! ⇔ Do not speak with your head held so high!

LSVDo not raise up your horn on high
(You speak with a stiff neck).

FBVNo, don't be proud and arrogant, insulting heaven.”[fn]

T4TDo not be arrogant, ⇔  and do not speak so boastfully!’ ”

LEB  •  Do not lift up high your[fn] horn.
 •  Do not speak with arrogant pride .’ ”[fn]

BBELet not your horn be lifted up: let no more words of pride come from your outstretched necks.

MoffNo, never flaunt your power thus proudly, ⇔  defy not God thus loudly;

JPS(75-6) Lift not up your horn on high; speak not insolence with a haughty neck.

ASVLift not up your horn on high; ⇔ Speak not with a stiff neck.

DRAThou enlightenest wonderfully from the everlasting hills.

YLTRaise not up on high your horn, (Ye speak with a stiff neck.)

DrbyLift not up your horn on high; speak not arrogantly with a [stiff] neck.

RVLift not up your horn on high; speak not with a stiff neck.

SLTYe shall not lift up your horn to elevation: ye will speak with an impudent neck.

WbstrLift not up your horn on high: speak not with a stiff neck.

KJB-1769Lift not up your horn on high: speak not with a stiff neck.

KJB-1611Lift not vp your horne on high: speake not with a stiffe necke.
   (Modernised spelling is same as from KJB-1769 above)

BshpsSet not vp your horne an high: and speake not with a stiffe necke.
   (Set not up your horn an high: and speak not with a stiff neck.)

GnvaLift not vp your horne on high, neither speake with a stiffe necke.
   (Lift not up your horn on high, neither speak with a stiff neck.)

CvdlSela. I sayde vnto the madde people: deale not so madly, & to the vngodly: set not vp youre hornes.
   (Sela. I said unto the mad people: deal not so madly, and to the ungodly: set not up your(pl) horns.)

WyclAnd thou, God, liytnest wondirfuli fro euerlastynge hillis;
   (And thou/you, God, lightnest wonderfully from everlasting hills;)

LuthIch sprach zu den Ruhmredigen: Rühmet nicht so! und zu den GOttlosen: Pochet nicht auf Gewalt!
   (I spoke to/for the glory(n): Boast not so! and to/for the godless_one(s): Set not on/in/to violence!)

ClVgIlluminans tu mirabiliter a montibus æternis;[fn]
   (Illuminating you(sg) wonderfully from the_mountains eternal;)

UHB6 אַל־תָּרִ֣ימוּ לַ⁠מָּר֣וֹם קַרְנְ⁠כֶ֑ם תְּדַבְּר֖וּ בְ⁠צַוָּ֣אר עָתָֽק׃

BrLXXΦωτίζεις σὺ θαυμαστῶς ἀπὸ ὀρέων αἰωνίων,

BrTrThou dost wonderfully shine forth from the everlasting mountains.

BI Psa 75:5 ©