诗篇 9
Chinese Contemporary Bible (Simplified)
称颂上帝的公义
大卫的诗，交给乐长，调用“慕拉辨”[a]。
9 耶和华啊，
我要全心全意地赞美你，
传扬你一切奇妙的作为。
2 我要因你欢喜快乐，
至高者啊，我要歌颂你的名。
3 我的仇敌必在你面前败退，
倒地身亡。
4 你坐在宝座上按公义审判，
你为我主持公道。
5 你斥责列国，消灭恶人，
永永远远抹去他们的名字。
6 仇敌永远灭亡了，
你把他们的城池连根拔起，
无人再记得他们。
7 耶和华永远掌权，
祂已设立施行审判的宝座。
8 祂要以公义审判世界，
在万民中伸张正义。
9 耶和华是受欺压之人的避难所，
是他们患难之时的避风港。
10 耶和华啊，
凡认识你名的人都必信靠你，
因为你从来不丢弃寻求你的人。
11 要歌颂住在锡安的耶和华，
在列邦传扬祂的作为。
12 祂追讨血债，顾念受害者，
不忘倾听受苦者的呼求。
13 耶和华啊，
看看仇敌对我的迫害！
求你怜悯我，
救我离开死亡之门，
14 我好在锡安的城门口称颂你，
因你的拯救而欢乐。
15 列邦挖了陷阱却自陷其中，
设下网罗却缠住自己的脚。
16 耶和华彰显了自己的公义，
使恶人自食其果。（细拉）
17 恶人必下阴间，这是所有忘记上帝之人的结局。
18 贫乏人不会永远被遗忘，
受苦人的希望也不会一直落空。
19 耶和华啊，求你起来，
别让人向你夸胜，
愿你审判列邦。
20 耶和华啊，
求你使列邦恐惧战抖，
让他们明白自己不过是人。（细拉）
Footnotes
- 9:0 “慕拉辨”希伯来文的意思是“丧子”。
诗篇 9
Chinese New Version (Simplified)
称颂 神公义的审判
大卫的诗，交给诗班长，调用“慕拉宾”。
9 耶和华啊！我要全心称谢你，
我要述说你一切奇妙的作为。
2 我要因你快乐欢欣；
至高者啊！我要歌颂你的名。
3 我的仇敌转身退后的时候，
就在你的面前绊倒、灭亡。
4 因为你为我伸了冤，辨了屈；
你坐在宝座上，施行公义的审判。
5 你斥责了列国，灭绝了恶人；
你涂抹了他们的名，直到永永远远。
6 仇敌的结局到了，他们遭毁灭，
直到永远；
你拆毁他们的城镇，使它们湮没无闻。
7 耶和华却永远坐着为王，
为了施行审判，他已经设立宝座。
8 他必以公义审判世界，
按正直判断万民。
9 耶和华要给受欺压的人作保障，
作患难时的避难所。
10 认识你名的人必倚靠你；
耶和华啊！你从未撇弃寻求你的人。
11 你们要歌颂住在锡安的耶和华，
要在万民中传扬他的作为。
12 因为那追讨流人血的罪的，他记念受苦的人，
他没有忘记他们的哀求。
13 耶和华啊！求你恩待我，
看看那些恨我的人加给我的苦难；
求你把我从死门拉上来，
14 好叫我述说你一切可称颂的事，
并在锡安的城门（“的城门”原文作“女子的门”）因你的救恩欢乐。
15 列国陷入自己挖掘的坑中，
他们的脚在自己暗设的网里缠住了。
16 耶和华已经把自己显明，又施行了审判；
恶人被自己手所作的缠住了。
（希迦庸、细拉）
17 恶人都必归到阴间，
忘记 神的列国都必灭亡。
18 但贫穷的人必不会被永远遗忘，
困苦人的希望也必不会永久落空。
19 耶和华啊！求你起来，不要让世人得胜；
愿列国都在你面前受审判。
20 耶和华啊！求你使他们惊惧，
愿列国都知道自己不过是人。（细拉）
Psalm 9
Expanded Bible
Thanksgiving for Victory
For the director of music. To the tune of “The Death of the Son.” A psalm of David.
9 I will ·praise [or give thanks to] you, Lord, with all my heart.
I will ·tell [recount] all ·the miracles you have done [your wonderful deeds].
2 I will be happy and rejoice because of you;
God Most High, I will sing praises to your name.
3 My enemies turn back;
they ·are overwhelmed [L stumble] and ·die [perish] ·because of [or before] you.
4 You have ·heard [upheld; maintained] my ·complaint [just cause; or right and my cause];
you sat on your throne and judged ·by what was right [righteously].
5 You ·spoke strongly against the [rebuked; reproved] foreign nations and destroyed the wicked;
you ·wiped out [blotted out; erased] their names forever and ever.
6 The enemy is ·gone [done; a ruin] forever.
You ·destroyed [uprooted] their cities;
·no one even remembers them [L their memory perishes].
7 But the Lord ·rules [is enthroned; L sits] forever.
He ·sits on his throne to judge [L has established his throne for justice/judgment],
8 and he will judge the world ·in fairness [with righteousness];
he will decide what is fair for the ·nations [peoples; 96:10; 98:9].
9 The Lord ·defends [L is a refuge for] those who ·suffer [are oppressed/exploited];
·he defends them [L a refuge] in times of ·trouble [distress].
10 Those who know ·the Lord [L your name] trust ·him [L you],
because ·he [L you] will not ·leave [abandon; forsake] those who ·come to him [L seek you; Deut. 31:6, 8; Matt. 28:20; Heb. 13:5].
11 Sing praises to the Lord who ·is king on Mount [L dwells on] Zion [C the location of the Temple].
Tell ·the nations [L among the peoples] what he has done.
12 ·He remembers who the murderers are [or The one who avenges blood remembers them; C God];
he will not forget the cries of those who suffer.
13 Lord, ·have mercy on [be gracious toward] me.
See how ·my enemies [L those who hate me] ·hurt [afflict; persecute] me.
·Do not let me go through [L Lift me up from] the gates of death.
14 Then, at the gates of ·Jerusalem [the daughter of Zion; C a name of Jerusalem], I will ·praise you [L declare your praises];
I will rejoice ·because you saved me [L in your salvation].
15 The nations have ·fallen [L sunk] into the pit they ·dug [L made].
Their feet are caught in the nets they ·laid [L hid].
16 The Lord has made himself known by ·his fair decisions [L the judgments he has made];
the wicked get trapped by ·what they do [L the deeds of their palms/hands]. ·
17 Wicked people will ·go [L return] to the ·grave [or underworld; L Sheol],
and so will all ·those who [L the nations that] forget God.
18 But those who ·have troubles [are afflicted] will not always be forgotten.
The hopes of the ·poor [oppressed; exploited] will never ·die [perish].
19 Lord, rise up and don’t let people ·think they are strong [L prevail].
Judge the nations in your presence.
20 ·Teach them to fear you [or Strike them with terror; Deut. 4:34; 28:8; 34:12], Lord.
The nations must learn that they are ·only human [mere mortals]. ·
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