1To the chief Musician5329, A Psalm of David1732 the servant5650 of the LORD3068. The transgression6588 of the wicked7563 saith5002 within7130 my heart3820, that there is no fear6343 of God430 before his eyes5869.
2For he flattereth2505 himself in his own eyes5869, until his iniquity5771 be found4672 to be hateful8130.
3The words1697 of his mouth6310 are iniquity205 and deceit4820: he hath left off2308 to be wise7919, and to do good3190.
4He deviseth2803 mischief205 upon his bed4904; he setteth3320 himself in a way1870 that is not good2896; he abhorreth3988 not evil7451.
5Thy mercy2617, O LORD3068, is in the heavens8064; and thy faithfulness530 reacheth unto the clouds7834.
6Thy righteousness6666 is like the great410 mountains2042; thy judgments4941 are a great7227 deep8415: O LORD3068, thou preservest3467 man120 and beast929.
7How excellent3368 is thy lovingkindness2617, O God430! therefore the children1121 of men120 put their trust2620 under the shadow6738 of thy wings3671.
8They shall be abundantly satisfied7301 with the fatness1880 of thy house1004; and thou shalt make them drink8248 of the river5158 of thy pleasures5730.
9For with thee is the fountain4726 of life2416: in thy light216 shall we see7200 light216.
10O continue4900 thy lovingkindness2617 unto them that know3045 thee; and thy righteousness6666 to the upright3477 in heart3820.
11Let not the foot7272 of pride1346 come935 against me, and let not the hand3027 of the wicked7563 remove5110 me.
12There are the workers6466 of iniquity205 fallen5307: they are cast down1760, and shall not be able3201 to rise6965.