If you truly speak the truth, you are the right judge, sons of humanity. For you do iniquity in your heart, on earth your hands intertwine iniquity. Having alienated the sinner from lies, having gone astray from the womb, I lie with the verb. Their rage is like a serpent, like a deaf asp, and one who stops his ears, so that he does not hear the voice of those who surround him, is possessed by wisdom. God will break their teeth in their mouth; the Lord has broken the limbs of lions. They will be humbled like flowing water, they will strain their bow until they are exhausted. As if the wax melted and was taken away, fire fell on them and you did not see the sun. First of all, understand that the thorns of your frame are alive, as they will devour me in wrath. The righteous will rejoice when he sees vengeance; he will wash his hands in the blood of the sinner. And the man says: If the righteous have fruit, then there is a God who judges them on earth. If you truly speak the truth, judge yourselves with the truth, sons of men!
For you are committing iniquity conceived in your heart on earth. Sinners have abandoned God from birth, have gone astray from their mother’s womb, and have spoken lies. Their rage is like that of a snake, like the rage of a deaf asp who stops his ears and does not hear the sounds of spells cast by a wise exorcist. God will break the teeth of their mouths, the Lord will break the mouths of lions. They will disappear like flowing water. He will strain His bow until they fail. Having melted like wax, they will disappear; the flame fell on them, and they did not see the sun. Before their sins grow like a thorn bush, He will show His wrath and cast them alive into hell. The righteous will rejoice when he sees vengeance; he will wash his hands in the blood of the sinner. And the person will say: “Truly, there is a reward for the righteous; truly, there is a God who executes judgment for him on earth!”
Glory to the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Slava:
Psalm 58
In the end, do not corrupt David to write down the pillars, when Saul once sent and kept watch over his house, even before he put him to death.
In the end, so that you will not destroy David, for writing on the pillar, when Saul sent soldiers to lie in wait at his house in order to kill him, 58.
Deliver me from my enemies, O God, and deliver me from those who rise up against me. Deliver me from the workers of iniquity and save me from the blood of men. For behold, you have caught my soul and attacked me with strength, lower my iniquity, lower my sin, Lord. Having flown without iniquity and corrected it, arise to meet me and see. And you, O Lord God of Hosts, God of Israel, go out to visit all the nations, so that you may not restrain all those who practice iniquity. They will return in the evening and will hunger like a dog and will go around the city. These answer with their lips, and the sword is in their mouth, for who can hear? And You, Lord, laugh at them and destroy all languages. I will preserve my power towards You, for You, O God, are my Protector. My God, His mercy will go before me, my God will show me in all my adversaries. Do not kill them, lest they forget Your law, scatter me with Your power and bring me down, my protector, Lord. The sin of their lips, the word of their lips, and let them be in their pride, and from oaths and lies they will be proclaimed in death. They will die in wrath, and they will not, but will make it known that God rules over Jacob and the ends of the earth.
They will return in the evening, and will hunger like a dog, and will go around the city. The food will be scattered. Or if they are not satisfied, they will grumble. I will sing of Your power and I will rejoice in the morning about Your mercy, for You were my protector and my refuge in the day of my tribulation. Thou art my helper, I sing to Thee: for thou art my God, my Protector, my God, my mercy. Save me from my enemies, O God, and deliver me from those who rise up against me! Deliver me from those who do lawlessness and from men who shed blood, save me! Because they want to capture my soul, the mighty have attacked me. But, Lord, I did not commit any iniquity or sin. Without committing iniquities, I walked the right path. Rise up to meet me and look! You, Lord God of hosts, God of Israel, are pleased to visit all nations! May You not have mercy on the wicked! They will return in the evening and, like hungry dogs, will wander around the city. Behold, they speak with their mouth, and the sword is in their mouth: “Who will hear us?” But You, Lord, will laugh at them and humble all nations. With Your help I will preserve my strength, for You, O God, are my Protector!
My God, His mercy will visit me before my prayer; My God will show me mercy when he defeats my enemies. Kill them not, lest they forget Thy law; scatter them by Thy power and overthrow them, O Lord, my Protector, for the sins of their lips, for the words of their tongue! And let their pride be their destruction, and for curses and lies, let their death be announced to them, a fierce death, and they will be no more; and the people will know that God rules over Jacob and over the ends of the earth. They will return in the evening and, like hungry dogs, will wander around the city. They will scatter in search of food; if they are not satisfied, they will begin to grumble. And I will sing of Your power and will soon rejoice in Your mercy, for You were my Intercessor and my refuge in the day of my sorrow. You give me help, I sing to You, for You are my Protector God, my God, merciful to me!
Psalm 59
In the end, about those who want to change, for the pillar of David, for the teaching: at one time he burned the Middle Seas of Syria, and Syria of Sobal, and Joab returned, and smote Edom in the wilds of Soleus twelve thousand
God, you rejected us and deposed us, you were angry and you showed mercy to us. Thou hast shaken the earth and troubled thou, heal her contrition, for thou hast moved. You showed your people how cruel you are, you gave us the wine of tenderness to drink. You have given a sign to those who fear You, even to flee from the face of the onion. For Thy loved ones may be delivered, save with Thy right hand and hear me. God said in His holiness: I will rejoice and divide Sikimah, and make a vale of dwellings. Gilead is mine, and Manasseh is mine, and Ephraim is the fortress of my head, Judah is my king. Moab is the horse of My hope; I will stretch My boot on Idumea; The foreign women have submitted to Me. Who will lead me into the city of enclosure? or who will guide me to Edom? Is it not You, O God, who rejected us? And will you not go out, O God, in our strength? Give us help from sorrow, and human salvation is in vain. In God we will create strength, and He will subdue the cold that befalls us.
In the end, about those who change, for writing on the pillar of David, as a lesson; When he burned Mesopotamia Syria and Syria Zovanskaya, and Joab returned, having defeated twelve thousand Edomites in the salt valley, 59. God, you rejected us and deposed us, you were angry, but also had mercy on us. He shook the earth and crushed it. Heal her wounds, for she has wavered. You have made your people experience terrible troubles; gave us to drink the wine of sorrow. But I sent a sign to those who fear You, that they might escape the arrows. May Your beloved ones escape destruction! Save us with Your right hand and hear me! God proclaimed in His sanctuary: “I will rejoice and divide Shechem, and measure the valley of tents! Gilead is mine and Manasseh is mine, Ephraim is the protection of My head, Judah is the king appointed by Me! Moab is My reliable vessel; I will step on Idumea with My foot! The foreigners submitted to me." Who will bring me (David) into the fenced city? And who will show me the way to Idumea? Is it not You, O God, who rejected us? You no longer march, O God, at the head of our regiments! Grant us help in grief, for we cannot expect salvation from man.
With God's help we will show strength, and He will humble our persecutors.
Psalm 60
Finally, in songs, to David, a psalm.
At the end, song, David, 60.