H6965Arise[H8798] H3068, O LORDH3467; save[H8685] H430me, O my GodH5221: for thou hast smitten[H8689] H341all mine enemies[H8802] H3895upon the cheek boneH7665; thou hast broken[H8765] H8127the teethH7563of the ungodly.
H2040Break[H8798] H8127their teethH430, O GodH6310, in their mouthH5422: break out[H8800] H4459the great teethH3715of the young lionsH3068, O LORD.
H7665And I brake[H8762] H4973the jawsH5767of the wickedH7993, and plucked[H8686] H2964the spoilH8127out of his teeth.
H6473They have gaped[H8804] H6310upon me with their mouthH5221; they have smitten[H8689] H3895me upon the cheekH2781reproachfullyH4390; they have gathered[H8691] H3162themselves together against me.
H3068Thou therefore, O LORDH430GodH6635of hostsH430, the GodH3478of IsraelH6974, awake[H8685] H6485to visit[H8800] H1471all the heathenH2603: be not merciful[H8799] H205to any wickedH898transgressors[H8802] H5542. Selah.
H6965Arise[H8798] H3068, O LORDH410; O GodH5375, lift up[H8798] H3027thine handH7911: forget[H8799] H6035not the humble[H8675] H6041 .
H5782Awake[H8798] H5782, awake[H8798] H3847, put on[H8798] H5797strengthH2220, O armH3068of the LORDH5782; awake[H8798] H6924, as in the ancientH3117daysH1755, in the generationsH5769of oldH2672. Art thou not it that hath cut[H8688] H7294RahabH2490, and wounded[H8781] H8577the dragon?
H6965Arise[H8798] H3068, O LORDH639, in thine angerH5375, lift up[H8734] H5678thyself because of the rageH6887of mine enemies[H8802] H5782: and awake[H8798] H4941for me to the judgmentH6680that thou hast commanded[H8765] .
H7725Return[H8798] H3068, O LORDH2502, deliver[H8761] H5315my soulH3467: oh save[H8685] H2617me for thy mercies' sake.
H5414He giveth[H8799] H3895his cheekH5221to him that smiteth[H8688] H7646him: he is filled full[H8799] H2781with reproach.
H430When GodH6965arose[H8800] H4941to judgmentH3467, to save[H8687] H6035all the meekH776of the earthH5542. Selah.
H7725Why withdrawest[H8686] H3027thou thy handH3225, even thy right handH3615? pluck[H8761] H7130it out ofH2436thy bosom[H8675] H2436 .
H5782Awake[H8798] H3462, why sleepest[H8799] H136thou, O LordH6974? arise[H8685] H2186, cast us not off[H8799] H5331for ever.
H5782Stir up[H8685] H6974thyself, and awake[H8685] H4941to my judgmentH7379, even unto my causeH430, my GodH136and my Lord.
H7701For the oppressionH6041of the poorH603, for the sighingH34of the needyH6965, now will I arise[H8799] H559, saith[H8799] H3068the LORDH7896; I will set[H8799] H3468him in safetyH6315from him that puffeth[H8686] at him.
H1945WoeH559unto him that saith[H8802] H6086to the woodH6974, Awake[H8685] H1748; to the dumbH68stoneH5782, Arise[H8798] H3384, it shall teach[H8686] H8610! Behold, it is laid[H8803] H2091over with goldH3701and silverH7307, and there is no breathH7130at all in the midst of it.
H4421For the battleH6327was there scattered[H8737] H6440over the faceH776of all the countryH3293: and the woodH398devoured[H8800] H7235more[H8686] H5971peopleH3117that dayH2719than the swordH398devoured[H8804] .
H4264Though an hostH2583should encamp[H8799] H3820against me, my heartH3372shall not fear[H8799] H4421: though warH6965should rise[H8799] H982against me, in this will I be confident[H8802] .
