Rotherham's Emphasized Bible To the chief Musician upon Nehiloth, A Psalm of David. 1
7But, I, in the abounding of thy lovingkindness, will enter thy house, I will bow down towards thy holy temple, in reverence of thee:
8O Yahweh! lead me in thy righteousness, because of mine adversaries, Make even, before me, thy way:
9For in his mouth is nothing worthy of trust, Their inward purpose, is engulfing ruin,—An opened sepulchre, is their throat, With their tongue, speak they smooth things.
10Declare them guilty, O God, Let them fall by their own counsels,—Into the throng of their own transgressions, thrust them down, For they have rebelled against thee:—
11That all may rejoice who seek refuge in thee, to times age-abiding, may shout in triumph, that thou wilt protect them, and they may leap for joy in thee who are lovers of thy Name.
12For, thou, wilt bless the righteous man, O Yahweh, As with an all-covering shield—with good pleasure, wilt thou encompass him. Rotherham's Emphasized Bible, 1902, is a translation of the Bible that uses various methods, such as "emphatic idiom" and special diacritical marks, to bring out nuances of the underlying Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic texts. Bible Hub |



