That I may see the good of thy chosen, that I may rejoice in the gladness of thy nation, that I may glory with thine inheritance.
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Verse 5 is found in chapter 106 of Psalms. Psalm 106 reviews Israel’s history from a penitential perspective. The people repeatedly acknowledge that their ancestors forgot God’s works, rebelled, worshiped idols, and adopted the practices of the nations. Yet divine compassion and intervention during times of crisis are also emphasized. The final prayer asks for the scattered people to be gathered again and concludes with a doxology closing the fourth book of the Psalter.
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daß wir sehen mögen die Wohlfahrt deiner Auserwählten und uns freuen, daß es deinem Volk wohl geht, und uns rühmen mit deinem Erbteil.
Para que yo vea el bien de tus escogidos, Para que me goce en la alegría de tu gente, Y me gloríe con tu heredad.
para que vea el bienestar de tus elegidos, me alegre con la alegría de tu nación y me gloríe junto con tu heredad.
Afin que je voie le bonheur de tes élus, Que je me réjouisse de la joie de ton peuple, Et que je me glorifie avec ton héritage!
Acciocchè io vegga il bene de’ tuoi eletti, E mi rallegri dell’allegrezza della tua gente, E mi glorii colla tua eredità
Para que eu veja os bens de teus escolhidos, para que eu me alegre com a alegria da tua nação, para que me glorie com a tua herança.
好使我經歷你選民的福分, 享受你國民的喜樂, 與你的產業一同誇耀。
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