Thou hast turned for me my mourning into dancing: thou hast put off my sackcloth, and girded me with gladness;
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Verse 11 is found in chapter 30 of Psalms. Psalm 30 recalls an experience of illness, danger, or humiliation followed by restoration. The structure revolves around contrasts between weeping and joy, night and morning, mourning and dancing. The psalmist recognizes that previous security had produced excessive confidence in his own stability, but suffering taught him again to depend on divine grace. The proper response to restoration is praise that must not remain silent.
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HERR, höre und sei mir gnädig! HERR, sei mein Helfer!
Has tornado mi endecha en baile; Desataste mi saco, y ceñísteme de alegría.
Has cambiado mi duelo en danza; desataste mi ropa de luto y me ceñiste de alegría,
Et tu as changé mes lamentations en allégresse, Tu as délié mon sac, et tu m'as ceint de joie,
Tu hai mutato il mio duolo in festa; Tu hai sciolto il mio cilicio, e mi hai cinto di allegrezza;
Tornaste o meu pranto em folguedo; desataste o meu pano de saco, e me cingiste de alegria,
你將我的哀哭變為跳舞, 脫去我的麻衣,為我披上喜樂,
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