Psalms 36 | Strong's Bible

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CHAPTER 36

For the choirmaster.

A Psalm of David,

the servant

of the LORD.

An oracle

is in

my heart

regarding the transgression

of the wicked man:

There is no

fear

of God

before

his eyes.

For

his eyes

are too full of conceit

to detect

or hate

his own sin.

The words

of his mouth

are wicked

and deceitful;

he has ceased

to be wise

and well-doing.

Even on

his bed

he plots

wickedness;

he sets

himself on

a path

that is not

good;

he does not

reject

evil.

Your loving devotion,

O LORD,

reaches to the heavens,

Your steadfastness

to

the clouds.

Your righteousness

is like the highest

mountains,

Your judgments

like the deepest sea.

O LORD,

You preserve

man

and beast.

How

precious

is Your loving devotion,

O God,

that the children

of men

take refuge

in the shadow

of Your wings.

They feast on

the abundance

of Your house,

and You give them drink

from Your river

of delights.

For

with You

is the fountain

of life;

in Your light

we see

light.

Extend

Your loving devotion

to those who know You,

and Your righteousness

to the upright

in heart.

Let not

the foot

of the proud

come against me,

nor the hand

of the wicked

drive

me away.

There

the evildoers

lie fallen,

thrown down

and unable

to rise.

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