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Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered: let them also that hate him flee before him.
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Verse 1 is found in chapter 68 of Psalms. Psalm 68 is a complex hymn celebrating God’s victorious procession and remembering his action on behalf of the weak. The processional language evokes divine presence from the wilderness to the sanctuary. Orphans, widows, and captives appear under God’s care, showing that his power is not limited to the battlefield. The entrance of tribes and peoples into praise ultimately presents the Lord as King whose strength fills his sanctuary.
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Compare Psalms 68:1 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Deutsch · L1912 Ein Psalmlied Davids, vorzusingen.
Español · RVR1909 Levántese Dios, sean esparcidos sus enemigos, Y huyan de su presencia los que le aborrecen.
Español · NTBT Que Dios se levante y sus enemigos se dispersen; que quienes lo odian huyan de su presencia.
Français · LSG Au chef des chantres. De David. Psaume. Cantique. Dieu se lève, ses ennemis se dispersent, Et ses adversaires fuient devant sa face.
Italiano · DIO1885 Salmo di cantico di Davide, dato al capo de’ Musici LEVISI Iddio, e i suoi nemici saranno dispersi; E quelli che l’odiano fuggiranno d’innanzi al suo cospetto.
Português · ARC LEVANTE-SE Deus, e sejam dissipados os seus inimigos; fugirão de diante dele os que o odeiam.
中文 · RCUV 願上帝興起，使他的仇敵四散， 使那恨他的人從他面前逃跑。
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