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OET-RV by cross-referenced section PSA 141:1

PSA 141:1–141:10 ©

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Song 141/Accepting correction

Psa 141:1–10

141 A song by David.

141Yahweh, I called out to you. Come quickly to me.

Listen to my voice when I call to you.

2May my prayer rise to your face like incense.[ref]

May my lifted hands be like the evening sacrifice.


3Yahweh, place a guard over my mouth.

Guard the door which is my lips.

4Don’t let my heart bend toward any evil thing

or participate in sinful activities

with men who behave wickedly.

May I not eat any of their delicacies.


5Let a righteous person hit me—it would be a kindness.

Let them correct me—it will be soothing like lotion on my head.

Help me not to be defiant,

because my prayer is always against those who do wicked things.

6When their rulers are thrown down from the cliffs,

the people will listen to my words because they’re pleasant.

7Like when someone ploughs and breaks up the ground,

so our bones have been scattered at the entrance to the grave.


8My eyes are on you, Yahweh, my master.

You’re my place of protection—don’t abandon my life.

9Keep me from the trap that they’ve laid for me—

from the nets of those who do evil.

10Let the wicked fall into their own nets

while I escape.


Collected OET-RV cross-references

Rev 5:8:

8When he’d taken the scroll, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders knelt down in front of the lamb. Each elder held a harp and a bowl that was full of incense (which symbolised the prayers of the believers).[ref]


5:8: Psa 141:2.