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Psalms Psalm 86 Contemporary English Version (2006)

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시편 86편은 시편 제3권에 실린 유일한 '다윗의 기도'로, 곤고한 처지에서 구원을 간구하며 하나님의 인자와 긍휼을 고백하는 개인 탄원시이다.

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86Psalms · Contemporary English Version (2006)
1Please listen, Lord, and answer my prayer! I am poor and helpless.
2Protect me and save me because you are my God. I am your faithful servant, and I trust you.
3Be kind to me! I pray to you all day.
4Make my heart glad! I serve you, and my prayer is sincere.
5You willingly forgive, and your love is always there for those who pray to you.
6Please listen, Lord! Answer my prayer for help.
7When I am in trouble, I pray, knowing you will listen.
8No other gods are like you; only you work miracles.
9You created each nation, and they will all bow down to worship and honor you.
10You perform great wonders because you alone are God.
11Teach me to follow you, and I will obey your truth. Always keep me faithful.
12With all my heart I thank you. I praise you, Lord God.
13Your love for me is so great that you protected me from death and the grave.
14Proud and violent enemies, who don't care about you, have ganged up to attack and kill me.
15But you, the Lord God, are kind and merciful. You don't easily get angry, and your love can always be trusted.
16I serve you, Lord, and I am the child of one of your servants. Look on me with kindness. Make me strong and save me.
17Show that you approve of me! Then my hateful enemies will feel like fools, because you have helped and comforted me.

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