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Žalmy 42
- 1 Přednímu zpěváku z synů Chóre, žalm vyučující. Jakož jelen řve, dychtě po tekutých vodách, tak duše má řve k tobě, ó Bože.
- 2 Žízní duše má Boha, Boha živého, a říká: Skoro-liž půjdu, a ukáži se před oblíčejem Božím?
- 3 Slzy mé jsou mi místo chleba dnem i nocí, když mi říkají každého dne: Kdež jest Bůh tvůj?
- 4 Na to když se rozpomínám, téměř duši svou sám v sobě vylévám, že jsem chodíval s mnohými, a ubírával jsem se s nimi do domu Božího s hlasitým zpíváním, a díkčiněním v zástupu plésajících.
- 5 Proč jsi smutná, duše má, a proč se kormoutíš? Posečkej na Boha, neboť ještě vyznávati jej budu, i hojné spasení tváři jeho.
- 6 Můj Bože, jak tesklí duše má! Protož se na tě rozpomínám v krajině Jordánské a Hermonské, na hoře Mitsar.
- 7 Propast propasti se ozývá k hlučení trub tvých, všecka vlnobití tvá a rozvodnění tvá na mne se svalila.
- 8 Věřím však, žeť mi udělí ve dne Hospodin milosrdenství svého, a v noci písnička jeho se mnou, a modlitba má k Bohu života mého.
- 9 Dím k Bohu silnému, skále své: Pročež jsi zapomenul se nade mnou? Proč pro ssoužení od nepřítele v smutku mám choditi?
- 10 Jako rána v kostech mých jest to, když mi utrhají nepřátelé moji, říkajíce mi každého dne: Kdež jest Bůh tvůj?
- 11 Proč jsi smutná, duše má, a proč se kormoutíš ve mně? Posečkej na Boha, neboť ještě vyznávati jej budu; onť jest hojné spasení tváři mé a Bůh můj.
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Czech Bible Kralicka: Bible svata aneb vsecka svata pisma
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