Psalms 7 | Strong's Bible

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CHAPTER 7

A Shiggaion

of David,

which

he sang

to the LORD

about

Cush,

a Benjamite.

O LORD

my God,

I take refuge in You;

save me

and deliver me

from all

my pursuers,

or

they will shred

my soul

like a lion,

and tear me to pieces

with no one

to rescue me.

O LORD

my God,

if

I have done

this,

if

injustice

is

on my hands,

if

I have rewarded

my ally

with evil,

if I have plundered

my foe

without cause,

then may my enemy

pursue

and overtake

me;

may he trample

me

to the ground

and leave

my honor

in the dust.

Selah

Arise,

O LORD,

in Your anger;

rise up

against the fury

of my enemies.

Awake,

my God,

and ordain

judgment.

Let the assembled

peoples

encompass You;

take Your seat

over them

on high.

The LORD

judges

the peoples;

vindicate me,

O LORD,

according to my righteousness

and integrity.

Put an end

to the evil

of the wicked,

but establish

the righteous,

O

righteous

God

who searches

hearts

and minds.

My shield

is with

God,

who saves

the upright

in heart.

God

is a righteous

judge

and a God

who feels indignation

each

day.

If

one does not

repent,

God will sharpen

His sword;

He has bent

and strung

His bow.

He has prepared

His deadly

weapons;

He ordains

His arrows

with fire.

Behold,

the wicked man travails

with evil;

he conceives

trouble

and births

falsehood.

He has dug

a hole

and hollowed it out;

he has fallen

into the pit

of his making.

His trouble

recoils

on himself,

and his violence

falls

on

his own head.

I will thank

the LORD

for His righteousness

and sing praise

to the name

of the LORD

Most High.

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