Psalm 30

English Standard Version

Joy Comes with the Morning

A Psalm of David. A song at the dedication of the temple.

1 I will extol you, O LORD, for you have drawn me up and have not let my foes rejoice over me. (Ps 13:4; Ps 25:2; Ps 35:19; Ps 35:24; Ps 107:32)

Ps 13:4Ps 25:2Ps 35:19Ps 35:24Ps 107:32

2 O LORD my God, I cried to you for help, and you have healed me. (Ps 6:2; Ps 88:13) 3 O LORD, you have brought up my soul from Sheol; you restored me to life from among those who go down to the pit.^[1] (Ps 16:10; Ps 28:1) 4 Sing praises to the LORD, O you his saints, and give thanks to his holy name.^[2] (1Ch 16:4; Ps 50:5; Ps 97:12) 5 For his anger is but for a moment, and his favor is for a lifetime.^[3] Weeping may tarry for the night, but joy comes with the morning. (Job 33:26; Ps 63:3; Ps 103:9; Ps 126:5; Isa 26:20; Isa 54:7; Isa 54:8; 2Co 4:17; 2Co 4:18)

Job 33:26Ps 63:3Ps 103:9Ps 126:5Isa 26:20Isa 54:7Isa 54:82Co 4:172Co 4:18

6 As for me, I said in my prosperity, “I shall never be moved.” (Job 29:18; Ps 10:6; Pr 1:32) 7 By your favor, O LORD, you made my mountain stand strong; you hid your face; I was dismayed. (De 31:17; 2Sa 5:9; 2Sa 24:10; Ps 104:29)

De 31:172Sa 5:92Sa 24:10Ps 104:29

8 To you, O LORD, I cry, and to the Lord I plead for mercy: (Ps 142:1) 9 “What profit is there in my death,^[4] if I go down to the pit?^[5] Will the dust praise you? Will it tell of your faithfulness? (Ps 6:5) 10 Hear, O LORD, and be merciful to me! O LORD, be my helper!” (Ps 27:7) 11 You have turned for me my mourning into dancing; you have loosed my sackcloth and clothed me with gladness, (Ex 15:20; 2Sa 6:14; Ps 149:3; Ps 150:4; Jer 31:4; Jer 31:13; La 5:15)

Ex 15:202Sa 6:14Ps 149:3Ps 150:4Jer 31:4Jer 31:13La 5:15

12 that my glory may sing your praise and not be silent. O LORD my God, I will give thanks to you forever! (Ps 16:9)

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Psalm 30

Lutherbibel 2017

from Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft

Dank für Rettung aus Todesnot

1 Ein Psalm Davids, ein Lied zur Einweihung des Tempels. (1Macc 4:52) 2 Ich preise dich, HERR; denn du hast mich aus der Tiefe gezogen und lässest meine Feinde sich nicht über mich freuen. 3 HERR, mein Gott, da ich schrie zu dir, machtest du mich gesund. (Ex 15:26) 4 HERR, du hast meine Seele aus dem Reich des Todes geführt; du hast mich aufleben lassen unter denen, die in die Grube fuhren. (Ps 116:3; Ps 116:7) 5 Lobsinget dem HERRN, ihr seine Heiligen, und preiset seinen heiligen Namen! 6 Denn sein Zorn währet einen Augenblick und lebenslang seine Gnade. Den Abend lang währet das Weinen, aber des Morgens ist Freude. (Isa 54:7) 7 Ich aber sprach, als es mir gut ging: Ich werde nimmermehr wanken. 8 Denn, HERR, durch dein Wohlgefallen / hattest du mich auf einen starken Fels gestellt. Aber als du dein Antlitz verbargest, erschrak ich. 9 Zu dir, HERR, rief ich und flehte zu meinem Gott. 10 Was nützt dir mein Blut, wenn ich zur Grube fahre? Wird dir auch der Staub danken und deine Treue verkündigen? (Ps 6:6) 11 HERR, höre und sei mir gnädig! HERR, sei mein Helfer! 12 Du hast mir meine Klage verwandelt in einen Reigen, du hast mir den Sack der Trauer ausgezogen und mich mit Freude gegürtet, 13 dass ich dir lobsinge und nicht stille werde. HERR, mein Gott, ich will dir danken in Ewigkeit.

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Psalm 30

Nuova Riveduta 2006

from Società Biblica di Ginevra

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1 Salmo. Cantico per l’inaugurazione della casa. Di Davide. Io ti esalto, o Signore, perché m’hai portato in alto e non hai permesso che i miei nemici si rallegrassero di me. 2 O Signore, Dio mio, io ho gridato a te e tu m’hai guarito. 3 O Signore, tu hai fatto risalire l’anima mia dal soggiorno dei morti, tu m’hai ridato la vita perché io non scendessi nella tomba. 4 Salmeggiate al Signore, voi suoi fedeli, celebrate la sua santità. 5 Poiché l’ira sua è solo per un momento, ma la sua benevolenza è per tutta una vita. La sera ci accompagna il pianto; ma la mattina viene la gioia. 6 Quanto a me, nella mia prosperità, dicevo: «Non sarò mai smosso». 7 O Signore, per la tua benevolenza avevi reso forte il mio monte; tu nascondesti il tuo volto, e io rimasi smarrito. 8 Ho gridato a te, o Signore; ho supplicato il Signore dicendo: 9 «Che profitto avrai dal mio sangue se io scendo nella tomba? Potrebbe la polvere celebrarti, predicare la tua verità?» 10 Ascolta, o Signore, e abbi pietà di me; o Signore, sii tu il mio aiuto! 11 Tu hai mutato il mio dolore in danza; hai sciolto il mio cilicio e mi hai rivestito di gioia, 12 perché io possa salmeggiare a te, senza mai tacere. O Signore, Dio mio, io ti celebrerò per sempre.