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TEHILLIM 62
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(For the one directing. According to Yedutun. Mizmor of Dovid)
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Truly my nefesh waiteth silently upon Elohim; from Him cometh my Yeshu'ah (salvation).
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in submission
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Truly He is my Tzur and my Yeshu'ah (salvation); He is my stronghold; I shall not be greatly shaken.
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How long will ye rush to attack an ish? To thrust at, all of you, as at a leaning kir (wall), and as at a tottering gader (fence).
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Truly they consult to bring down a person of prominence; they delight in kazav (lie, falsehood, deceptive thing); they make a brocha with their mouth, but they curse inwardly. Selah
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Truly in Elohim wait silently, my nefesh, for my tikvah (hope) is from Him.
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in submission
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Truly He is my Tzur and my Yeshu'ah (salvation); He is my stronghold; I shall not be shaken.
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In Elohim is my salvation and my Kavod: the Tzur of my strength, and my refuge, is in Elohim.
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Trust in Him at all time ye people, pour out your lev before Him; Elohim is a refuge for us. Selah
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Truly Bnei Adam (those of low estate) are hevel (vanity), and Bnei Ish (those who are highborn) are kazav (a lie); they go up in the balances; they are altogether lighter than hevel (vanity).
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Trust not in oshek (oppression, extortion) and become not vain in gazel (the thing taken as plunder); if riches increase, set not your lev upon them.
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Elohim hath spoken once; twice have I heard this; that oz (strength) belongeth unto Elohim.
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Also unto Thee, Adonoi, belongeth chesed; for Thou renderest to ish (every man) according to his ma'asim (deeds).