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Psalm 138:7

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

I am surrounded by trouble, but you protect me against my angry enemies. With your own powerful arm you keep me safe.

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God may kill me, but still I will trust him and offer my defence.

Show your wonderful love. Your mighty arm protects those who run to you for safety from their enemies.

You rescued me from enemies, who were hateful and too powerful for me.

On the day disaster struck, they came and attacked, but you defended me.

You alone are my shield. Your right hand supports me, and by coming to help me, you have made me famous.

I am certain, LORD, that you will help your chosen king. You will answer my prayers from your holy place in heaven, and you will save me with your mighty arm.

Their strength and weapons were not what won the land and gave them victory! You loved them and fought with your powerful arm and your shining glory.

When I pray, LORD God, my enemies will retreat, because I know for certain that you are with me.

Answer our prayers! Use your powerful arm and give us victory. Then the people you love will be safe.

Then I said, “God Most High, what hurts me most is that you no longer help us with your mighty arm.”

Won't you give us fresh life and let your people be glad because of you?

How will you escape being captured or killed? The Lord is still angry, and he isn't through with you yet!

Don't be afraid. I am with you. Don't tremble with fear. I am your God. I will make you strong, as I protect you with my arm and give you victories.

You are the LORD's people, but you made him terribly angry, and he struck you with his mighty arm. Mountains shook, and dead bodies covered the streets like rubbish. The LORD is still angry, and he is ready to strike you again.

My people, I won't stay angry and keep on accusing you. After all, I am your Creator. I don't want you to give up in complete despair.

He sent the Arameans from the east and the Philistines from the west, and they swallowed up Israel. But even this did not stop him from being angry, so he kept on punishing them.

The Lord was angry with his people and kept punishing them, because they had turned against him. They were evil and spoke foolishly. That's why he did not have pity on their young people or on their widows and orphans.

The tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh turned against each other, then joined forces to attack Judah. But the LORD was still angry and ready to punish the nation even more.

You destroyed the nations and seem strong as a mountain, but I am your enemy. I might even grab you and roll you off a cliff. When I have finished, you'll only be a pile of scorched bricks.

Jesus was taken up to sit at the right side of God, and he was given the Holy Spirit, just as the Father had promised. Jesus is also the one who has given the Spirit to us, and that is what you are now seeing and hearing.




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