Psalm 3Words: The Psalter of the United Presbyterian Church of North America, 1887 ed. Note: This page also has a Short Metre version of this psalm, 1 O Lord, how are my foes increased! Against me many rise; How many say of me, "For him In God no safety lies!" 2 Yet thou my shield and glory art Thou liftest up my head; I cried, and from his holy hill The Lord me answer made. 3 I laid me down and slept, I waked For God protected me. I will not fear though thousands ten Arrayed against me be. 4 Arise, O Lord, save me, my God, Thou smitten hast my foes; The face and teeth of wicked men Are broken by thy blows. 5 Salvation to the Lord belongs In him his saints are blessed; Thy blessing, Lord, for evermore Shall on thy people rest. 1 Lord, how my foes increase! Against me many rise, How many say of me, "In God For him no safety lies I" 2 My shield and glory, Lord, Thou liftest up my head. I cried, and from his holy hill The Lord me answer made. 3 I lay and slept, I woke, Kept by Jehovah's care; Though myriads compass me around, Their hosts I will not fear. 4 Rise, Lord, save me, my God; The cheeks of all my foes Thou smitten hast: the wicked's teeth Are broken by thy blows. 5 Salvation to the Lord Alone doth appertain: Upon thy people evermore Thy blessing shall remain. |
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