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Psalms Psalm 41 Good News Translation (1992)

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시편 41편은 시편 제1권을 마무리하는 다윗의 시이다. 병상에 누운 시인이 원수와 가까운 친구의 배신 속에서 하나님의 긍휼을 구하고, 마지막 절의 송영으로 제1권 전체를 맺는다.

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41Psalms · Good News Translation (1992)
1Happy are those who are concerned for the poor; the Lord will help them when they are in trouble.
2The Lord will protect them and preserve their lives; he will make them happy in the land; he will not abandon them to the power of their enemies.
3The Lord will help them when they are sick and will restore them to health.
4I said, “I have sinned against you, Lord; be merciful to me and heal me.”
5My enemies say cruel things about me. They want me to die and be forgotten.
6Those who come to see me are not sincere; they gather bad news about me and then go out and tell it everywhere.
7All who hate me whisper to each other about me, they imagine the worst about me.
8They say, “He is fatally ill; he will never leave his bed again.”
9Even my best friend, the one I trusted most, the one who shared my food, has turned against me.
10Be merciful to me, Lord, and restore my health, and I will pay my enemies back.
11They will not triumph over me, and I will know that you are pleased with me.
12You will help me, because I do what is right; you will keep me in your presence forever.
13Praise the Lord, the God of Israel! Praise him now and forever! Amen! Amen!

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