O God, thou knowest my foolishness; and my sins are not hid from thee.
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Verse 5 is found in chapter 69 of Psalms. Psalm 69 combines an extreme plea arising from persecution with a confession of zeal for God’s house. Deep waters and mud represent a situation in which the psalmist feels he is sinking without being able to escape. Suffering intensifies because enemies attack him unjustly. After asking for justice and deliverance, the prayer ends in praise and hope for Zion and for those who seek God.
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Die mich ohne Ursache hassen, deren ist mehr, denn ich Haare auf dem Haupt habe. Die mir unbillig feind sind und mich verderben, sind mächtig. Ich muß bezahlen, was ich nicht geraubt habe.
Dios, tú sabes mi locura; Y mis delitos no te son ocultos.
O Dieu! tu connais ma folie, Et mes fautes ne te sont point cachées.
O Dio, tu conosci la mia follia; E le mie colpe non ti sono occulte.
Tu, ó Deus, bem conheces a minha estultice; e os meus pecados não te são encobertos.
上帝啊,我的愚昧,你原知道, 我的罪愆不能向你隱瞞。
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