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To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David.
1 Jehovah, in thy strength the king shall joyful be; and joy in thy salvation how vehemently shall he? 2 Thou of his heart to him hast granted the desire: and thou hast not withholden back, what his lips did require. Selah.
3 For thou dost with blessings of goodness prevent him: thou on his head of finest gold hast set a diadem. 4 Of thee he asked life, to him thou gav’st it free, ev’n length of days for evermore unto eternity.
5 In thy salvation his glory hath been great: honour, and comely dignity thou hast upon him set. 6 For thou him blessings sett’st to perpetuity: thou mak’st him with thy countenance exceeding glad to be.
7 Because that in the Lord the king doth trust, and he through mercy of the highest one, shall not removed be. 8 The Lord shall find out all that are thine enemies: thy right hand also shall find out those that do thee despise.
9 Thou sett’st as fiery oven them in times of thine ire: the Lord will swallow them in’s wrath and them consume with fire. 10 Thou wilt destroy the fruit, that doth proceed of them, out of the earth: and their seed from among the sons of men.
11 Because they evil have intended against thee: a wicked plot they have devis’d, but shall not able be. 12 For thou wilt as a back them set; and thou wilt place thine arrows ready on thy string, full right against their face.
13 Lord, in thy fortitude exalted be on high: and we will sing; yea praise with psalms thy mighty pow’r will we.