Rotherham's Emphasized Bible To the chief Musician upon Muth-labben, A Psalm of David. 1
11Sing ye praise to Yahweh, who is seated in Zion, Tell among the peoples his doings.
12When he was making inquisition for blood, of them, had he remembrance, he forgat not the outcry of the oppressed.
13Show me favour, O Yahweh! Behold my humiliation due to them who hate me, Lift me on high out of the gates of death;
14That I may recount all thy praises, In the gates of the daughter of Zion, may exult in thy salvation.
15The nations, have sunk, in the pit they had made, In the net which they had hidden, is caught their own foot.
16To be known is Yahweh, by the sentence he hath executed, By the doing of his own hands, is he about to strike down the lawless one. [Resounding music. Selah.]
17The lawless, shall return, to hades, all nations forgetful of God.
18For, not always, shall the needy, be forgotten,—[Nor,] the hope of the oppressed, perish for ever.
19Rise! Yahweh! let man not prevail, let the nations be judged before thee.
20Appoint, O Yahweh, a terror for them,—Let the nations know [that] they are men. [Selah.] 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 |



