诗篇 45
Chinese Union Version Modern Punctuation (Simplified)
颂赞神之荣威美德
45 可拉后裔的训诲诗，又是爱慕歌，交于伶长。调用百合花。
1 我心里涌出美辞，我论到我为王做的事，我的舌头是快手笔。
2 你比世人更美，在你嘴里满有恩惠，所以神赐福给你，直到永远。
3 大能者啊，愿你腰间佩刀，大有荣耀和威严。
4 为真理、谦卑、公义赫然坐车前往，无不得胜，你的右手必显明可畏的事。
5 你的箭锋快，射中王敌之心，万民仆倒在你以下。
6 神啊，你的宝座是永永远远的，你的国权是正直的。
7 你喜爱公义，恨恶罪恶，所以神，就是你的神，用喜乐油膏你，胜过膏你的同伴。
8 你的衣服都有没药、沉香、肉桂的香气，象牙宫中有丝弦乐器的声音使你欢喜。
9 有君王的女儿在你尊贵妇女之中，王后佩戴俄斐金饰站在你右边。
10 女子啊，你要听，要想，要侧耳而听！不要记念你的民和你的父家，
11 王就羡慕你的美貌。因为他是你的主，你当敬拜他。
12 推罗的民[a]必来送礼，民中的富足人也必向你求恩。
13 王女在宫里极其荣华，她的衣服是用金线绣的。
14 她要穿锦绣的衣服，被引到王前，随从她的陪伴童女也要被带到你面前。
15 她们要欢喜快乐被引导，她们要进入王宫。
16 你的子孙要接续你的列祖，你要立他们在全地做王。
17 我必叫你的名被万代记念，所以万民要永永远远称谢你。
Footnotes
- 诗篇 45:12 “民”原文作“女子”。
诗篇 45
Chinese Contemporary Bible (Simplified)
婚礼诗歌
可拉后裔作的训诲诗，也是婚礼上唱的情歌，交给乐长，调用“百合花”。
45 我心中涌出美丽的诗章，
我要把它献给王，
我的舌头是诗人手上的妙笔。
2 你俊美无比，口出恩言，
因此上帝永远赐福给你。
3 伟大的王啊，
佩上你的宝剑，
你是何等尊贵、威严！
4 你威严无比，所向披靡，
捍卫真理和正义，
保护卑微的人。
愿你的右手彰显可畏的作为！
5 你的利箭刺穿敌人的心窝，
列国臣服在你脚下。
6 上帝啊，你的宝座永远长存，
你以公义的杖执掌王权。
7 你喜爱公义，憎恶邪恶，
因此上帝，你的上帝，
用喜乐之油膏你，
使你超过同伴。
8 你的衣袍散发出没药、沉香和肉桂的芬芳，
你陶醉在象牙宫的弦乐中。
9 众公主在你的贵客中，
戴俄斐金饰的王后站在你右边。
10 女子啊，
要侧耳倾听：不要再挂念家乡的父老，
11 王喜欢你的美貌，
你要敬重他，因他是你的主。
12 泰尔人必来送礼，
富人必来取悦你。
13 公主身穿金线衣，无比华贵。
14 她身披锦绣，
由侍女伴随前来见王，
15 她们欢喜快乐地进入王宫。
16 你的子孙将来要继承祖先的王位，
你要立他们在各地做王。
17 我要使你的名世代受尊崇，
万民必永远称谢你。
Psalm 45
New American Bible (Revised Edition)
Psalm 45[a]
Song for a Royal Wedding
1 For the leader; according to “Lilies.” A maskil of the Korahites. A love song.
I
2 My heart is stirred by a noble theme,
as I sing my ode to the king.
My tongue is the pen of a nimble scribe.
II
3 You are the most handsome of men;
fair speech has graced your lips,
for God has blessed you forever.(A)
4 Gird your sword upon your hip, mighty warrior!
In splendor and majesty ride on triumphant!(B)
5 In the cause of truth, meekness, and justice
may your right hand show your wondrous deeds.
6 Your arrows are sharp;
peoples will cower at your feet;
the king’s enemies will lose heart.
7 Your throne, O God,[b] stands forever;(C)
your royal scepter is a scepter for justice.
8 You love justice and hate wrongdoing;
therefore God, your God, has anointed you
with the oil of gladness above your fellow kings.
9 With myrrh, aloes, and cassia
your robes are fragrant.
From ivory-paneled palaces[c]
stringed instruments bring you joy.
10 Daughters of kings are your lovely wives;
a princess arrayed in Ophir’s gold[d]
comes to stand at your right hand.
III
11 Listen, my daughter, and understand;
pay me careful heed.
Forget your people and your father’s house,[e]
12 that the king might desire your beauty.
He is your lord;
13 (D)honor him, daughter of Tyre.
Then the richest of the people
will seek your favor with gifts.
14 All glorious is the king’s daughter as she enters,(E)
her raiment threaded with gold;
15 In embroidered apparel she is led to the king.
The maids of her train are presented to the king.
16 They are led in with glad and joyous acclaim;
they enter the palace of the king.
IV
17 The throne of your fathers your sons will have;
you shall make them princes through all the land.(F)
18 I will make your name renowned through all generations;
thus nations shall praise you forever.(G)
Footnotes
- Psalm 45 A song for the Davidic king’s marriage to a foreign princess from Tyre in Phoenicia. The court poet sings (Ps 45:2, 18) of God’s choice of the king (Ps 45:3, 8), of his role in establishing divine rule (Ps 45:4–8), and of his splendor as he waits for his bride (Ps 45:9–10). The woman is to forget her own house when she becomes wife to the king (Ps 45:11–13). Her majestic beauty today is a sign of the future prosperity of the royal house (Ps 45:14–17). The Psalm was retained in the collection when there was no reigning king, and came to be applied to the king who was to come, the messiah.
- 45:7 O God: the king, in courtly language, is called “god,” i.e., more than human, representing God to the people. Hb 1:8–9 applies Ps 45:7–8 to Christ.
- 45:9 Ivory-paneled palaces: lit., “palaces of ivory.” Ivory paneling and furniture decoration have been found in Samaria and other ancient Near Eastern cities, cf. Am 3:15.
- 45:10 Ophir’s gold: uncertain location, possibly a region on the coast of southern Arabia or eastern Africa, famous for its gold, cf. 1 Kgs 9:28; 10:11; Jb 22:24.
- 45:11 Forget your people and your father’s house: the bride should no longer consider herself a daughter of her father’s house, but the wife of the king—the queen.
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