Psalms 108 | Strong's Bible

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CHAPTER 108

A Song.

A Psalm

of David.

My heart

is steadfast,

O God;

I will sing

and make music

with

all my being.

Awake,

O harp

and lyre!

I will awaken

the dawn.

I will praise You,

O LORD,

among the peoples;

I will sing Your praises

among

the nations.

For

Your loving devotion

is higher

than the heavens,

and Your truth

reaches

to the skies.

Be exalted,

O God,

above

the heavens,

and let Your glory

cover

the earth.

That

Your beloved

may be delivered,

save me

by Your right hand

and answer me!

God

has spoken

in His sanctuary:

“I will triumph!

I will parcel out

Shechem,

and apportion

the Valley

of Succoth.

Gilead is Mine,

Manasseh is Mine;

Ephraim

is My helmet

and Judah

My scepter.

Moab

is My washbasin;

on

Edom

I toss

My sandal;

over

Philistia

I shout in triumph.”

Who

will bring

me to the fortified

city?

Who

will lead

me to

Edom?

Have You

rejected us,

O God?

Do You no longer

march out,

O God,

with our armies?

Give

us

aid

against the foe,

for the help

of man

is worthless.

With God

we perform

with valor,

and He

will trample

our enemies.

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