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7but no one can pay to rescue another from death; no one can pay a ransom to God.
14Like sheep they are destined for the grave. Death will be their shepherd. Those who live right will rule over them in the morning.49:14. The significance of this verse is not clear. Their bodies will decay in the grave, far from their homes.
15But surely God will rescue me from the power of the grave; he will grab me back. Selah.
9I’ve cried my eyes out begging you every day for your help, Lord, holding out my hands to you.
10Do you do miracles among the dead? Do the dead stand up to praise you? Selah.
11Your faithful love—is it mentioned in the grave? Your trustworthiness—is it discussed in the place of destruction?88:11. "Place of destruction": literally, "Abaddon."
1God, please vindicate me! Plead my case against an unfaithful nation; save me from these wicked and dishonest people.
2For you, God, are my protection—so why have you turned your back on me? Why must I go around weeping because of the attacks of my enemies?
5Why am I so discouraged? Why do I feel so sad? I will hope in God; I will praise him because he is the one who saves me—my God!
4Lord, remind me.39:4. The psalmist is not actually asking for information, but protesting that he is suffering when his life is so short. How short is my life? How long do I have? Remind me how quickly my life will pass.
7So Lord, what am I looking for? I put my hope in you.
8Save me from my rebellion.39:8. Sin is often regarded as rebellion against God. Don’t let me be mocked by fools.
21But treat me well, Lord God, because of your own reputation. Save me because you are faithful and good.
27May they recognize that this is what you are doing—that you are the one who saves me.
28When they curse me, you will bless me. When they attack me, you will defeat them. And I, your servant, will be happy.
3The Lord is great and deserves much praise! His greatness cannot be measured!
13Your kingdom never ends, and your rule continues for all generations. What the Lord promises can always be trusted; he is merciful in all he does.145:13. The second half of this verse is found in the Septuagint and the Syriac version, and also in the Qumran text. Since this poem is an acrostic, each verse beginning with successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet, these lines provide the missing letter (nun).
19He satisfies the needs of those who follow him. He hears their cries for help and he saves them.
1Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord from heaven; praise him in the heights above!
3Praise him, sun and moon! Praise him, all you shining stars!
14He has given his people a source of strength,148:14. Literally, "he has raised up a horn for his people." bringing praise to his faithful followers, the people of Israel who are dear to him. Praise the Lord!
3Trust in the Lord, and do good. Live in the land and feed on faithfulness.
28For the Lord loves fairness and he will never abandon those who are trustworthy. He will protect them forever. But the children of the wicked will die.
40The Lord helps them and rescues them from the wicked. He saves them because they go to him for protection.
4May he defend the poor and save their children, may he crush those who oppress them.
13He has pity on the poor and needy—he saves their lives!
19Praise his wonderful nature forever! May the whole world be full of his glory! Amen and amen!
1Lord, our Lord, your magnificent reputation8:1. Literally, "name." In Hebrew thought name was a description of reputation and character. fills the earth! Your majesty is greater than the heavens above,
2and is sung by the voices of children and infants. Your strength counters your opponents, silencing the enemy and the avenger.
8the birds in the sky, and the fish in the sea—everything that swims in the ocean.
2Hear me pleading for help, my King and my God, because I’m praying to you.
8Lead me, Lord, you who always does what is right, save me from my enemies. Make your way clear to me.
10God, condemn them as guilty! Make them fall because of their evil plans. Throw them out because of all their sins, for they have rebelled against you.
3I was caught in the snares of death; I was trapped by terrors of the grave. All I experienced was suffering and grief.
5The Lord is so kind and good! Our God is so compassionate!
19there in the house of the Lord, right in Jerusalem. Praise the Lord!
1Praise the Lord! Praise God in his holy place!150:1. Or "sanctuary." Praise him in the great expanse of heaven!
2Praise him for the amazing things he does! Praise him for how wonderfully great he is!
6Let everything that breathes praise the Lord! Praise the Lord!
5I’m waiting for the Lord, longingly waiting, for I trust in his word.
6I long for the Lord to come, more than watchmen longing for the dawn to come, more than watchmen longing for the dawn to come.
7Israel, put your hope in the Lord, for the Lord loves us with a trustworthy love and his salvation knows no limits.
5Your victories brought him great glory; you granted him splendor and majesty.
6You give him blessings forever. He is full of joy because you are with him.
13Rise up, Lord, for you are strong! We will sing and praise your power!
1Lord, please hear my prayer. Because you are faithful, please listen to my appeal for mercy. Answer me because you do what is right!
9Save me from those who hate me, Lord—I run to you for protection.
10Teach me your will for you are my God. May your spirit of goodness lead me and make my way smooth.
2Let every part of me praise the Lord; don’t let me forget the wonderful things he’s done for me.
4He saves me from death; he honors103:4. Literally, "crowns." me with trustworthy love and mercy.
17But the Lord’s trustworthy love lasts for all eternity to those who accept him; his goodness to all generations,
7The Lord Almighty is with us; the God of Jacob protects us. Selah.
8Come and see what the Lord has achieved! See the amazing things46:8. The word used here is often translated "desolation" but not all God’s actions that are described are destructive. he has done on the earth!
11The Lord Almighty is with us; the God of Jacob protects us. Selah.
1Only in God do I find peace; my salvation comes from him.
7My salvation and my success62:7. Literally, "glory." come from God alone; God is my security and my protection.
8My people, always trust in him. Pour out all your thoughts to him, for he is the one who looks after us. Selah.
1God, please listen to my complaint.64:1. Or "problem." Protect me because my enemies scare me.
9Then everyone will be frightened. They will say that this is the work of God, and they will think about what he has done.64:9. Or "They will announce God’s works and understand his labor."
10Those who are right with the Lord will be happy in him, they will go to him for protection. Those who live right will praise him.