Psalm 56:6

New Century Version

They wait. They hide. They watch my steps, hoping to kill me.

Cross References

Job 14:16

Then you will count my steps, but you will not keep track of my sin.

Job 16:10

People open their mouths to make fun of me and hit my cheeks to insult me. They join together against me.

Job 31:4

God sees my ways and counts every step I take.

Psalm 140:2

who make evil plans, who always start fights.

Psalm 37:32

The wicked watch for good people so that they may kill them.

Psalm 57:6

They set a trap for me. I am very worried. They dug a pit in my path, but they fell into it themselves.Selah

Psalm 59:3

Look, they are waiting to ambush me. Cruel people attack me, but I have not sinned or done wrong, Lord.

Psalm 71:10

My enemies make plans against me, and they meet together to kill me.

Psalm 89:51

Lord, remember how your enemies insulted you and how they insulted your appointed king wherever he went.

Proverbs 24:15

Don’t be wicked and attack a good family’s house; don’t rob the place where they live.

Isaiah 54:15

I will not send anyone to attack you, and you will defeat those who do attack you.

Jeremiah 20:10

I hear many people whispering about me: “Terror on every side! Tell on him! Let’s tell the rulers about him.” My friends are all just waiting for me to make some mistake. They are saying, “Maybe we can trick him so we can defeat him and pay him back.”

Daniel 6:4

Because of this, the other supervisors and governors tried to find reasons to accuse Daniel about his work in the government. But they could not find anything wrong with him or any reason to accuse him, because he was trustworthy and not lazy or dishonest.

Matthew 26:57

Those people who arrested Jesus led him to the house of Caiaphas, the high priest, where the teachers of the law and the elders were gathered.

Matthew 27:1

Early the next morning, all the leading priests and elders of the people decided that Jesus should die.

Luke 20:20

So they watched Jesus and sent some spies who acted as if they were sincere. They wanted to trap Jesus in saying something wrong so they could hand him over to the authority and power of the governor.