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Psaumes 58
- 1 Au chef de musique. Al-Tashkheth. De David. Mictam.
- 2 Est-ce que vraiment la justice se tait ? Prononcez-vous [ce qui est juste] ? Vous, fils des hommes, jugez-vous avec droiture ?
- 3 Bien plutôt, dans le cœur, vous commettez des iniquités ; dans le pays, vous pesez la violence de vos mains.
- 4 Les méchants se sont égarés dès la matrice ; ils errent dès le ventre, parlant le mensonge.
- 5 Ils ont un venin semblable au venin d’un serpent, comme l’aspic sourd qui se bouche l’oreille,
- 6 Qui n’entend pas la voix des charmeurs, du sorcier expert en sorcelleries.
- 7 Ô Dieu ! dans leur bouche brise leurs dents ; Éternel ! arrache les grosses dents des jeunes lions.
- 8 Qu’ils se fondent comme des eaux qui s’écoulent ! S’il ajuste ses flèches, qu’elles soient comme cassées !
- 9 Qu’ils soient comme une limace qui va se fondant ! Comme l’avorton d’une femme, qu’ils ne voient pas le soleil !
- 10 Avant que vos chaudières aient senti les épines, vertes ou enflammées, le tourbillon les emportera.
- 11 Le juste se réjouira quand il verra la vengeance ; il lavera ses pieds dans le sang du méchant.
- 12 Et l’homme dira : Certainement il y a un fruit pour le juste, certainement il y a un Dieu qui juge sur la terre.
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