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Psalms
Chapter 3
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Psalms 3
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ⓐ LORD, how my foes increase! There are many who attack me. ⓑ
2
Many say about me, “There is no help for him in God.” ⓒ Selah
3
But You, LORD, are a shield around me, ⓓ my glory, ⓔ and the One who lifts up my head. ⓕ
4
I cry aloud to the LORD, and He answers me from His holy mountain. ⓖ Selah
5
I lie down and sleep; I wake again because the LORD sustains me. ⓗ
6
I am not afraid of the thousands of people who have taken their stand against me on every side. ⓘ
7
Rise up, LORD! ⓙ Save me, my God! You strike all my enemies on the cheek; ⓚ You break the teeth of the wicked. ⓛ
8
Salvation belongs to the LORD; ⓜ may Your blessing be on Your people. ⓝ Selah
| # | HCSB | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ⓐ LORD, how my foes increase! There are many who attack me. ⓑ | |
| 2 | Many say about me, “There is no help for him in God.” ⓒ Selah | |
| 3 | But You, LORD, are a shield around me, ⓓ my glory, ⓔ and the One who lifts up my head. ⓕ | |
| 4 | I cry aloud to the LORD, and He answers me from His holy mountain. ⓖ Selah | |
| 5 | I lie down and sleep; I wake again because the LORD sustains me. ⓗ | |
| 6 | I am not afraid of the thousands of people who have taken their stand against me on every side. ⓘ | |
| 7 | Rise up, LORD! ⓙ Save me, my God! You strike all my enemies on the cheek; ⓚ You break the teeth of the wicked. ⓛ | |
| 8 | Salvation belongs to the LORD; ⓜ may Your blessing be on Your people. ⓝ Selah |
Footnotes & Cross-References
Psalms 3:6 [1]
Lit to stretch out a hand against
Psalms 3:7 [2]
= March–April; called Abib in the pre-exilic period; Exo 13:4; Deu 16:1
Psalms 3:7 [3]
474 B.C.
Psalms 3:7 [4]
= February–March
Psalms 3:9 [5]
Lit will weigh 10,000 silver talents on the hands of
Psalms 3:13 [6]
LXX adds the text of Ahasuerus’s letter here.
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