Psalm 35
A Psalm of David.
22 Don’t you see what they’re doing, God?
You’re not going to let them
Get by with it, are you? Not going to walk off
without doing something, are you?
23-26 Please get up—wake up! Tend to my case.
My God, my Lord—my life is on the line.
Do what you think is right, God, my God,
but don’t make me pay for their good time.
Don’t let them say to themselves,
“Ha-ha, we got what we wanted.”
Don’t let them say,
“We’ve chewed him up and spit him out.”
Let those who are being hilarious
at my expense
Be made to look ridiculous.
Make them wear donkey’s ears;
Pin them with the donkey’s tail,
who made themselves so high and mighty!
27-28 But those who want
the best for me,
Let them have the last word—a glad shout!—
and say, over and over and over,
“God is great—everything works
together for good for his servant.”
I’ll tell the world how great and good you are,
I’ll shout Hallelujah all day, every day.
Heavenly Father, we come before You today in praise and thanksgiving. We speak Your Victory over the enemies of God's People, the enemies of justice, freedom and civilization itself. Hallelujah!
Be it unto us according to Your Word, Father, in Jesus' Name, Amen!
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| David Dancing before the Ark, James Tissot, 1836-1902 |
Then David danced before the Lord with all his might…” —2 Samuel 6:14
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