Truly my soul waiteth upon God: from him cometh my salvation.
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Verse 1 is found in chapter 62 of Psalms. Psalm 62 insists that the soul finds rest only in God. Repeated expressions such as rock, salvation, and refuge create a structure of trust contrasting with human instability. The psalmist warns against trusting in oppression and riches as well as becoming fascinated with power. The conclusion brings together two decisive attributes of God: power and mercy, both foundations of his justice.
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Ein Psalm Davids für Jeduthun, vorzusingen.
En Dios solamente está callada mi alma: De él viene mi salud.
Solo en Dios espera en silencio mi alma; de él viene mi salvación.
Au chef des chantres. D'après Jeduthun. Psaume de David. Oui, c'est en Dieu que mon âme se confie; De lui vient mon salut.
Salmo di Davide, dato al capo de’ Musici, sopra i figliuoli di Iedutun. L’ANIMA mia si acqueta in Dio solo; Da lui procede la mia salute.
A MINHA alma espera somente em Deus; dele vem a minha salvação.
我的心默默無聲,專等候上帝, 我的救恩從他而來。
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