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Pagtitiwala kay Yahweh

Katha ni David upang awitin ng Punong Mang-aawit.

11 Kay Yahweh ko isinalig ang aking kaligtasan,
    kaya't ang ganito'y huwag sabihin ninuman:
“Lumipad kang tulad ng ibon patungo sa kabundukan,
    sapagkat ang pana ng masasama ay laging nakaumang,
    upang tudlain ang taong matuwid mula sa kadiliman.
Ang mabuting tao'y mayroon bang magagawa,
    kapag ang mga pundasyon ng buhay ay nasira?”

Si Yahweh ay naroon sa kanyang banal na Templo,
    doon sa kalangitan, nakaupo sa kanyang trono,
at buhat doo'y pinagmamasdan ang lahat ng tao,
    walang maitatagong anuman sa gawa ng mga ito.
Ang mabuti at masama ay kanyang sinusuri;
    sa taong suwail siya'y lubos na namumuhi.
Pinauulanan niya ng apoy at asupre ang masasamang tao;
    at sa mainit na hangin sila'y kanyang pinapaso.
Si Yahweh ay matuwid at sa gawang mabuti'y nalulugod;
    sa piling niya'y mabubuhay ang sa kanya'y sumusunod.

To the director: A song of David.

11 I trust in the Lord, so why did you tell me to run and hide?
    Why did you say, “Fly like a bird to your mountain?”

Like hunters, the wicked hide in the dark.
    They get their bows ready and aim their arrows.
    They shoot at good, honest people.
What would good people do
    if the wicked destroyed all that is good?[a]

The Lord is in his holy temple.
    The Lord sits on his throne in heaven.
He sees everything that happens.
    He watches people closely.
The Lord examines those who are good and those who are wicked;
    he hates those who enjoy hurting others.
He will make hot coals and burning sulfur fall like rain on the wicked.
    They will get nothing but a hot, burning wind.
The Lord always does what is right, and he loves seeing people do right.
    Those who live good lives will be with him.[b]

Footnotes

  1. Psalm 11:3 Or “What if the foundations of society were really destroyed?”
  2. Psalm 11:7 Those … him Literally, “They will see his face.”