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It is 1good to givethanks to the LORD And to 2singpraises to Your name, O MostHigh ;
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To 3declare Your lovingkindness in the morning And Your 4faithfulnessaby night,
3bWith the 5ten-stringed lute and cwith the 6harp, dWith resoundingmusiceupon the 7lyre.
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For You, O LORD, have made me glad by fwhat You 8have done, I will 9sing for joy at the 10works of Your hands.
5How11great are Your works, O LORD ! Your g12thoughts are very13deep.
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A 14senselessmanhasnoknowledge, Nor does a 15stupidmanunderstandthis :
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That when the wicked16sprouted up likegrass And all17who didiniquityflourished, It was only that they might be 18destroyedforevermore .
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But You, O LORD, are 19on highforever.
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For, behold, Your enemies, O LORD, For, behold, 20Your enemies will perish ; All who doiniquity will be 21scattered.
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But You have exalted my 22horn like that of the wildox ; I have hbeen 23anointed with freshoil.
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And my eye has 24looked exultantly upon imy foes, My earshear of the evildoers who rise up against me.
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The 25righteousman will jflourish like the palmtree, He will grow like a 26cedar in Lebanon.
1327Planted in the house of the LORD, They will flourish28in the courts of our God.
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They will stillk29yieldfruit in oldage ; They shall be lfull of sap and verygreen,
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To mdeclare that 30the LORD is upright ; He is my 31rock, and there is 32nounrighteousness in Him.
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