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시편 5
- 1 여호와여 나의 말에 귀를 기울이사 나의 심사를 통촉하소서
- 2 나의 왕 나의 하나님이여 나의 부르짖는 소리를 들으소서 내가 주께 기도하나이다
- 3 여호와여 아침에 주께서 나의 소리를 들으시리니 아침에 내가 주께 기도하고 바라리이다
- 4 주는 죄악을 기뻐하는 신이 아니시니 악이 주와 함께 유하지 못하며
- 5 오만한 자가 주의 목전에 서지 못하리이다 주는 모든 행악자를 미워하시며
- 6 거짓말하는 자를 멸하시리이다 여호와께서는 피 흘리기를 즐기고 속이는 자를 싫어하시나이다
- 7 오직 나는 주의 풍성한 인자를 힘입어 주의 집에 들어가 주를 경외함으로 성전을 향하여 경배하리이다
- 8 여호와여 나의 원수들을 인하여 주의 의로 나를 인도하시고 주의 길을 내 목전에 곧게 하소서
- 9 저희 입에 신실함이 없고 저희 심중이 심히 악하며 저희 목구멍은 열린 무덤 같고 저희 혀로는 아첨하나이다
- 10 하나님이여 저희를 정죄하사 자기 꾀에 빠지게 하시고 그 많은 허물로 인하여 저희를 쫓아 내소서 저희가 주를 배역함이니이다
- 11 오직 주에게 피하는 자는 다 기뻐하며 주의 보호로 인하여 영영히 기뻐 외치며 주의 이름을 사랑하는 자들은 주를 즐거워하리이다
- 12 여호와여 주는 의인에게 복을 주시고 방패로 함 같이 은혜로 저를 호위하시리이다
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