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Psalms
Chapter 6
(Passion Bible)
Psalms 6
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[1] For the Pure and Shining One A song for the end, sung for the new day by King David No, Lord! Don’t condemn me. Don’t punish me in your fiery anger.
2
Please deal gently with me; show me mercy, for I’m sick and frail. I’m fading away with weakness. Heal me, for I’m falling apart.
3
How long until you take away this pain in my body and in my soul? Lord, I’m trembling in fear!
4
Turn to me and deliver my life because I know you love and desire to have me as your very own.
5
How can I be any good to you dead? For those who are in the graveyards sing no songs. In the darkness of death who remembers you? How could I bring you praise if I’m buried in a tomb?
6
I’m exhausted and worn-out with my weeping. I endure weary, sleepless nights filled with moaning, soaking my pillow with my tears.
7
My eyes of faith won’t focus anymore, for sorrow fills my heart. There are so many enemies who come against me!
8
Go away! Leave me, all you workers of wickedness! For the Lord has turned to listen to my thunderous cry.
9
Yes! The Lord my healer has heard all my pleading and has taken hold of my prayers and answered them all.
10
Now it’s my enemies who have been shamed. Terror-stricken, they will turn back again, knowing the bitterness of sudden disgrace!
| # | Passion Bible | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [1] For the Pure and Shining One A song for the end, sung for the new day by King David No, Lord! Don’t condemn me. Don’t punish me in your fiery anger. | |
| 2 | Please deal gently with me; show me mercy, for I’m sick and frail. I’m fading away with weakness. Heal me, for I’m falling apart. | |
| 3 | How long until you take away this pain in my body and in my soul? Lord, I’m trembling in fear! | |
| 4 | Turn to me and deliver my life because I know you love and desire to have me as your very own. | |
| 5 | How can I be any good to you dead? For those who are in the graveyards sing no songs. In the darkness of death who remembers you? How could I bring you praise if I’m buried in a tomb? | |
| 6 | I’m exhausted and worn-out with my weeping. I endure weary, sleepless nights filled with moaning, soaking my pillow with my tears. | |
| 7 | My eyes of faith won’t focus anymore, for sorrow fills my heart. There are so many enemies who come against me! | |
| 8 | Go away! Leave me, all you workers of wickedness! For the Lord has turned to listen to my thunderous cry. | |
| 9 | Yes! The Lord my healer has heard all my pleading and has taken hold of my prayers and answered them all. | |
| 10 | Now it’s my enemies who have been shamed. Terror-stricken, they will turn back again, knowing the bitterness of sudden disgrace! |
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