1 A prayer of David. Hear, O Lord, my righteousness; give ear to my supplication; listen to my prayer, not with deceitful lips.
2 From your presence let my judgment go forth; let my eyes see uprightness.
3 You have tested my heart; you visited by night; you burned me, and injustice was not found in me.
4 so that my mouth might not speak the works of men; because of the words of your lips I have kept hard ways
5 Establish my steps in your paths, so that my steps may not be shaken.
6 I have cried out, because you heard me, O God; incline your ear to me and listen to my words.
7 Make marvelous your mercies, O one who saves those who hope in you from those standing against your right hand
8 Guard me as the pupil of the eye; in the shelter of your wings you will shelter me.
9 From before the face of the ungodly who afflicted me, my enemies have surrounded my soul.
10 Their fat they enclosed; their mouth has spoken pride.
11 Casting me out now they surrounded me; with their eyes they set to turn aside on the earth
12 They took me as if a lion ready for hunting, and as if a lion’s cub dwelling in secret places
13 Arise, O Lord, anticipate them and trip them up; deliver my soul from the ungodly by your sword, from the enemies of your hand.
14 Lord, from the few, from the earth, divide them in their life, and their belly was filled with your hidden things; they were satisfied with sons, and they left the leftovers to their infants.
15 But I shall be seen in righteousness; I shall be satisfied by your face; I shall be satisfied in the seeing of your glory
Old Testament Greek text based on Alfred Rahlfs' Septuaginta (1935). New Testament Greek text based on the SBL Greek New Testament (SBLGNT), edited by Michael W. Holmes and used under CC BY 4.0.
English translation and website presentation © The Koine Bible. Provided freely for biblical education.
LXX lexical, morphological, transliteration, pronunciation, gloss, and Strong’s data derived from Eliran Wong’s LXX-Rahlfs-1935 project, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 , and based in part on CATSS/CCAT and Open Scriptures Greek Resources.