Verse
KJV
King James Version
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
Sing
aloud unto
God our strength :
make
a
joyful
noise
unto
the God of Jacob.
To
the
Overseer.
--
`On
the
Gittith.'
By
Asaph.
Cry
aloud to
God our strength ,
Shout
to
the God of Jacob.
Take
a psalm
, and bring
hither
the
timbrel, the
pleasant harp with the
psaltery.
Lift
up
a song
, and give
out
a
timbrel, A
pleasant harp with psaltery.
Blow up
the trumpet in the new moon, in
the time
appointed,
on
our
solemn
feast
day .
Blow in
the month
a
trumpet ,
In the new moon, at
the day of
our
festival,
For this
was
a statute for
Israel, and
a
law
of the God of Jacob.
For a statute to
Israel it
`is'
, An
ordinance
of the God of Jacob.
This
he
ordained
in
Joseph
for
a testimony ,
when
he went
out
through
the land of Egypt :
where
I
heard
a language
that
I understood
not.
A testimony on
Joseph
He hath
placed
it,
In
his
going
forth
over
the land of Egypt .
A lip,
I have
not known
--
I
hear
.
I
removed
his
shoulder
from the burden :
his hands were
delivered
from the pots
.
From the burden his shoulder
I
turned
aside,
His
hands from the basket
pass
over
.
Thou
calledst
in trouble,
and I delivered
thee ;
I answered
thee in the secret place of thunder :
I proved
thee at
the waters of Meribah. Selah.
In distress
thou
hast
called
and I deliver
thee ,
I answer
thee in the secret place of thunder ,
I try
thee by
the waters of Meribah. Selah.
Hear, O my people, and I will
testify unto
thee :
O Israel, if thou wilt
hearken unto
me ;
Hear, O My people, and I testify to
thee ,
O Israel, if thou dost
hearken to
me :
There shall
no
strange
god
be
in thee ;
neither
shalt
thou worship
any
strange god.
There is
not
in thee a
strange
god,
And
thou bowest
not
thyself
to
a
strange god.
I am the
LORD
thy God, which
brought
thee out of the land of Egypt :
open
thy mouth wide
, and I will
fill it.
I `
am '
Jehovah
thy God, Who
bringeth
thee up
out of the land of Egypt .
Enlarge
thy mouth, and I fill it.
But my people would
not hearken
to my voice ;
and Israel would
none
of
me.
But ,
My people hearkened
not to My voice ,
And Israel hath
not
consented
to
Me.
So
I gave
them up
unto
their own
hearts'
lust:
and
they walked
in their own counsels.
And
I send
them away
in
the
enmity
of
their heart,
They walk
in their own counsels.
Oh
that my people had
hearkened
unto
me, and
Israel had
walked
in my ways !
O
that My people were
hearkening
to
Me, Israel in My ways would
walk.
I
should
soon
have
subdued
their enemies, and turned
my
hand
against their adversaries .
As
a
little
thing
their enemies I
cause
to
bow
, And against their adversaries I
turn
back
My
hand,
The
haters
of
the
LORD
should
have
submitted
themselves
unto
him :
but their time should
have
endured
for
ever
.
Those
hating
Jehovah
feign
obedience
to
Him ,
But their time is
--
to
the
age
.
He should
have
fed
them
also
with
the
finest
of the wheat :
and with honey out
of
the
rock should
I have
satisfied
thee .
He causeth
him
to
eat
of the fat
of
wheat ,
And `
with '
honey from
a
rock I satisfy
thee !
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