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Related OET-RV PSA C129

Related OET-RV PSA 129 V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6 V7 V8

OET-RV by cross-referenced section PSA 129:1

⌂ ← PSA 129:1–129:8 → ║ ═ ©

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Praying against haters of Tsiyon

Psa 129:1–8

129  A song for walking uphill to Yerushalem.

1 ⇔Let Yisrael (Israel) say:

“My enemies have attacked me often since my youth.

2 Yes, often since my youth they’ve attacked me,

yet they haven’t defeated me.

3 Their ploughmen ploughed on my back—

they made their furrows long.

4 Yahweh is righteous.

He’s cut the ropes of the wicked.”[fn]


5 ⇔May all those who hate Tsiyon (Zion)

be humiliated and turned back.

6 May they be like the grass that sprouts up on a roof

then dries up and dies before it can grow tall,

7 so it’s no use to the harvester

or to the person tying up the bundles of grain.

8 May no one who’s passing by say to those haters of Tsiyon,

“May Yahweh’s blessing be on you all,”

or, “We bless you all in Yahweh’s name.”

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129:4 Probably meaning ‘the ropes used to enslave us’, but not certain.

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