Psalm 120:1

1 ( shang xíng ( huò zuò dēng jiē xià tóng ) zhī shī wǒ zaì jí nán zhōng qiúgào Yēhéhuá , tā jiù yīngyún wǒ .

Psalm 120:1 Meaning and Commentary

Psalms 120:1

In my distress I cried unto the Lord
Being at a distance from his own country, or, however, from the house of God; persecuted by men, under the lash of their tongues; reproached, abused, and belied by them: in this his case and circumstances, he betook himself by prayer to the Lord, and importuned help and deliverance of him, knowing that none could help him as he; see ( Psalms 18:6 ) ;

and he heard me;
answered him, and delivered him. The petition he put up follows, which shows his case, and his particular distress.

Psalm 120:1 In-Context

1 ( shang xíng ( huò zuò dēng jiē xià tóng ) zhī shī wǒ zaì jí nán zhōng qiúgào Yēhéhuá , tā jiù yīngyún wǒ .

2 Yēhéhuá a , qiú nǐ jiù wǒ tuōlí shuōhuǎng de zuǐchún , hé guǐzhà de shétou .

3 Guǐzhà de shétou a , yào gĕi nǐ shénme ne . yào ná shénme jiā gĕi nǐ ne .

4 Jiù shì yǒng shì de lì jiàn , hé luó téng mù ( xiǎo shù míng sōng leì ) de tànhuǒ .

5 Wǒ jìjū zaì Mǐshè , zhù zaì jī dá zhàngpéng zhī zhōng , yǒu huò le .