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Salmernes Bog 76
- 1 Til Sangmesteren. Med Strengespil. En Salme af Asaf. En Sang.
- 2 Gud er kendt i Juda, hans Navn er stort i Israel,
- 3 i Salem er hans Hytte, hans Bolig er paa Zion.
- 4 Der brød han Buens Lyn, Skjold og Sværd og Krigsværn. — Sela.
- 5 Frygtelig var du, herlig paa de evige Bjerge.
- 6 De tapre gjordes til Bytte, i Dvale sank de, og Kraften svigted alle de stærke Kæmper.
- 7 Jakobs Gud, da du trued, faldt Vogn og Hest i den dybe Søvn.
- 8 Frygtelig er du! Hvo holder Stand mod dig i din Vredes Vælde?
- 9 Fra Himlen fældte du Dom, Jorden grued og tav,
- 10 da Gud stod op til Dom for at frelse hver ydmyg paa Jord. — Sela.
- 11 Thi Folkestammer skal takke dig, de sidste af Stammerne fejre dig.
- 12 Aflæg Løfter og indfri dem for HERREN eders Gud, alle omkring ham skal bringe den Frygtindgydende Gaver. Han kuer Fyrsternes Mod, indgyder Jordens Konger Frygt.
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