Psalm 108:1-13
(A song; a psalm of David’s.)
108 My heart is firm, God;I will sing and give praise.
2 Wake, my glory! wake, harp and lyre!I will wake the dawn.
3 I will give you thanks among the nations, Jehovah,I will make music among many a folk,
4 Because your friendliness is great to the skiesand your loyalty to the uppermost air.
5 Abide aloft, God, above the sky,your glory above all the earth.
6 So that your darlings may be deliveredsave with your right hand and answer us.
7 God spoke in his sanctuary:“I will triumph, will divide Shekem,will measure off Succoth Vale;
8 Gilead is mine and Manasseh is mine,and Ephraim is the keep of my head;Judah is my baton.
9 Moab is my bathtub,on Edom I throw my sandal,over Philistia are my hurrahs.”
10 Who will bring me to a city for a siege?who has led me through to Edom?
11 Have not you, God, repudiated us?and you do not go out, God, in our campaigns.
12 Give us help from a foe—human salvation is futile.
13 Through God we shall play a sturdy part,and he himself will trample down our foes.
