Psalm 78 | Neue evangelistische Übersetzung

Neue evangelistische Übersetzung

Gottes Geschichte mit seinem Volk

1 Ein Lehrgedicht von Asaf. Hör, mein Volk, auf meine Weisung! / Gebt alle Acht auf das, was ich sage! 2 Ich will euch Weisheitssprüche vermitteln, / Rätsel der Vorzeit erklären.^[1] (Mt 13,35) 3 Was wir hörten und erkannten, / was unsre Väter uns erzählten, 4 wollen wir ihren Söhnen nicht verschweigen, / das sollen auch künftige Generationen erfahren: / die Ruhmestaten und die Stärke Jahwes / und die Wunder, die er tat. 5 Er stellte ein Gesetz in Jakob auf, / eine Weisung in Israel, / und gebot unseren Vätern, / dies ihre Kinder zu lehren, 6 damit auch die nächste Generation sie kennt, / die Kinder, die noch geboren werden, / und auch sie es ihren Kindern erzählen, 7 damit sie auf Gott ihr Vertrauen setzen, / die Taten Gottes nicht vergessen / und seine Gebote befolgen. 8 Denn sie sollen nicht ihren Vorfahren gleichen, / einer launischen Generation voll Trotz und Empörung, / deren Geist nicht treu zu Gott hielt. 9 Die Männer vom Stamm Efraïm,^[2] / mit Pfeil und Bogen gerüstet, / ergriffen am Kampftag die Flucht. 10 Sie hielten sich nicht an Gottes Bund, / sie weigerten sich, seiner Weisung zu folgen. 11 Sie vergaßen seine machtvollen Taten, / die Wunder, die er sie sehen ließ. 12 Wunderbares hat er vor ihren Vätern getan / im Land Ägypten, der Gegend von Zoan.^[3] 13 Er teilte das Meer, und sie gingen hindurch, / er ließ das Wasser stehen wie einen Damm. 14 Am Tag führte er sie mit einer Wolke, / die ganze Nacht mit einem Feuerschein. 15 Er spaltete Felsen in der Wüste, / aus Wasserfluten durften sie trinken. 16 Er ließ Bäche aus den Felsen kommen, / das Wasser floss in Strömen herab. 17 Doch sie hörten mit Sündigen in der Wüste nicht auf, / zeigten dem Höchsten nur ihren Trotz. 18 Sie forderten Gott heraus / und verlangten Speise nach ihrem Geschmack. 19 Sie redeten gegen Gott. / „Ist Gott denn fähig“, sagten sie, / „uns einen Tisch in der Wüste zu decken? 20 Den Felsen hat er zwar geschlagen, / da floss auch Wasser / und Bäche strömten heraus. / Aber kann er uns auch Brot besorgen, / kann er Fleisch verschaffen seinem Volk?“ 21 Als Jahwe das hörte, wurde er zornig. / Feuer flammte gegen Jakob auf, / ein Zorn entbrannte gegen Israel; 22 denn sie hatten ihrem Gott nicht vertraut / und nicht auf seine Hilfe gebaut. 23 Trotzdem gab er den Wolken Befehl / und öffnete die Tore des Himmels. 24 Er ließ Manna auf sie regnen zur Speise, / gab ihnen Himmels-Getreide.^[4] (Joh 6,31) 25 Sie alle aßen das Brot der Engel. / Gottes Speise machte sie satt. 26 Am Himmel setzte er den Ostwind frei / und zwang den Südwind heran. 27 Dann ließ er Fleisch auf sie regnen wie Staub / und Vögel wie den Sand am Meer. 28 Mitten ins Lager ließ er sie fallen, / rings um Israels Zelte. 29 Da aßen sie und wurden völlig satt. / Er brachte ihnen, was sie verlangten. 30 Doch ihre Gier war noch nicht gestillt, / noch war die Speise in ihrem Mund, / 31 da wurde Gott zornig über sie. / Er streckte ihre Stärksten nieder / und brachte die jungen Männer Israels um. 32 Aber trotzdem sündigten sie weiter / und vertrauten seinen Wundern nicht. 33 Da nahm er ihrem Leben den Sinn / und ließ ihre Jahre in Schrecken vergehen. 34 Doch wenn er tötete, fragten sie nach ihm; / dann kehrten sie um und suchten nach Gott. 35 Dann dachten sie, er sei doch ihr Fels, / Gott, der Höchste, sei ihr Befreier. 36 Doch wieder betrogen sie ihn mit ihrem Mund, / belogen ihn weiter mit ihrer Zunge. 37 Denn ihr Herz hing nicht an ihm, / sie blieben seinem Bund nicht treu. 38 Trotzdem blieb er voll Erbarmen, / vergab ihre Schuld und tötete sie nicht. / Oft hielt er seinen Zorn zurück / und ließ seine Wut nicht erwachen. 39 Er wusste ja, dass sie vergänglich sind, / ein Hauch, der verweht und nicht wiederkehrt. 40 Wie oft haben sie ihm in der Wüste getrotzt, / wie oft ihn dort in der Steppe betrübt! 41 Immer wieder provozierten sie Gott, / kränkten den Heiligen Israels. 42 Sie dachten nicht mehr an seine mächtigen Taten, / als er sie vom Unterdrücker befreite; 43 sie vergaßen seine Zeichen in Ägypten, / seine Wunder in der Gegend von Zoan: 44 Er verwandelte deren Ströme in Blut, / ungenießbar wurde fließendes Wasser. 45 Er schickte ihnen quälende Fliegen; / Frösche verseuchten ihr Land. 46 Den Heuschrecken gab er ihren Ernteertrag, / den grässlichen Fressern, was sie erarbeitet hatten. 47 Ihren Weinstock zerschlug er mit Hagel, / ihre Maulbeerfeigen mit dem Wettersturz. 48 Auch ihr Vieh gab er dem Hagel preis / und ihre Herden den Blitzen. 49 Er ließ seinen glühenden Zorn auf sie los, / rasende Wut, furchtbare Plagen, / eine Schar von Engeln des Unheils. 50 Er ließ seinem Zorn freien Lauf, / verschonte sie nicht vor dem Tod, / sondern lieferte sie aus an die Pest. 51 Jede Erstgeburt in Ägypten tötete er, / die Erstlinge ihrer Kraft in den Zelten Hams.^[5] (1Mo 9,18) 52 Wie Schafe führte er sein Volk weg, / wie eine Herde brachte er sie durch die Wüste. 53 Er führte sie sicher, sie mussten nichts fürchten, / aber ihre Feinde bedeckte das Meer. 54 Er brachte sie in sein heiliges Land, / zu diesem Berg, den er ihnen erworben hat. 55 Er vertrieb die Völker vor ihnen ‹aus dem Land› / und verteilte dies mit der Messschnur als Erbbesitz. / So ließ er die Stämme Israels in deren Zelten wohnen. 56 Doch sie stellten Gott auf die Probe. / Sie trotzten dem Höchsten / und hielten seine Gebote nicht. 57 Wie ihre Väter fielen sie treulos von ihm ab. / Wie ein trügerischer Bogen schnellten sie herum. 58 Durch ihre Opferhöhen erbitterten sie ihn, / mit ihren Götzen reizten sie seine Eifersucht. 59 Da entbrannte sein Zorn, / und er verwarf Israel ganz. 60 Er gab seine Wohnung in Schilo auf, / das Zelt, in dem er bei ihnen wohnte. (Jer 7,12) 61 Seine Kraft^[6] gab er in Gefangenschaft, / seine Herrlichkeit in die Hand der Bedränger. (1Sam 4,17; 2Chr 6,41; Ps 132,8) 62 Sein Volk übergab er dem Schwert, / so zornig war er über sein Erbe. 63 Seine jungen Männer fraß das Feuer, / den Mädchen sang keiner das Hochzeitslied. 64 Seine Priester fielen durch das Schwert, / und die Witwen konnten ihren Tod nicht betrauern. 65 Da erwachte der Herr, als hätte er geschlafen / wie ein Held, der sich aufrüttelt vom Wein. 66 Er schlug seine Feinde zurück / und bedeckte sie mit ewiger Schande. 67 Doch die Nachkommen Josefs verwarf er, / lehnte den Stamm Efraïm als Führer ab, 68 wählte aber den Stamm Juda aus / und den Zionsberg, den er liebte. 69 Wie Himmelshöhen baute er sein Heiligtum, / wie die Erde, die er auf Dauer gegründet hat. 70 Als seinen Diener wählte er David, / nahm ihn weg von den Pferchen der Schafe. 71 Von den Muttertieren holte er ihn weg, / dass er weiden sollte Jakob, sein Volk, / und Israel, sein Eigentum. 72 Aufrichtig sorgte David für sie / und führte sie mit kluger Hand.

New International Reader’s Version

von Biblica

A maskil of Asaph.

1 My people, listen to my teaching. Pay attention to what I say. 2 I will open my mouth and tell a story. I will speak about things that were hidden. They happened a long time ago. 3 We have heard about them and we know them. Our people who lived before us have told us about them. 4 We won’t hide them from our children. We will tell them to those who live after us. We will tell them what the LORD has done that is worthy of praise. We will talk about his power and the wonderful things he has done. 5 He gave laws to the people of Jacob. He gave Israel their law. He commanded our people who lived before us to teach his laws to their children. 6 Then those born later would know his laws. Even their children yet to come would know them. And they in turn would tell their children. 7 Then they would put their trust in God. They would not forget what he had done. They would obey his commands. 8 They would not be like their people who lived long ago. Those people were stubborn. They refused to obey God. They turned away from him. Their spirits were not faithful to him. 9 The soldiers of Ephraim were armed with bows. But they ran away on the day of battle. 10 They didn’t keep the covenant God had made with them. They refused to live by his law. 11 They forgot what he had done. They didn’t remember the wonders he had shown them. 12 He did miracles right in front of their people who lived long ago. At that time they were living in Egypt, in the area of Zoan. 13 God parted the Red Sea and led them through it. He made the water stand up like a wall. 14 He guided them with the cloud during the day. He led them with the light of a fire all night long. 15 He broke the rocks open in the desert. He gave them as much water as there is in the oceans. 16 He brought streams out of a rocky cliff. He made water flow down like rivers. 17 But they continued to sin against him. In the desert they refused to obey the Most High God. 18 They were stubborn and tested God. They ordered him to give them the food they wanted. 19 They spoke against God. They said, ‘Can God really put food on a table in the desert? 20 It is true that he struck the rock, and streams of water poured out. Huge amounts of water flowed down. But can he also give us bread? Can he supply meat for his people?’ 21 When the LORD heard what they said, he was very angry. His anger broke out like fire against the people of Jacob. He became very angry with Israel. 22 That was because they didn’t believe in God. They didn’t trust in his power to save them. 23 But he gave a command to the skies above. He opened the doors of the heavens. 24 He rained down manna for the people to eat. He gave them the corn of heaven. 25 Mere human beings ate the bread of angels. He sent them all the food they could eat. 26 He made the east wind blow from the heavens. By his power he caused the south wind to blow. 27 He rained down meat on them like dust. He sent them birds like sand on the seashore. 28 He made the birds come down inside their camp. The birds fell all around their tents. 29 People ate until they couldn’t eat any more. He gave them what they had wanted. 30 But even before they had finished eating, God acted. He did it while the food was still in their mouths. 31 His anger rose up against them. He put to death the strongest among them. He struck down Israel’s young men. 32 But even after all that, they kept on sinning. Even after the wonderful things he had done, they still didn’t believe. 33 So he brought their days to an end like a puff of smoke. He ended their years with terror. 34 Every time God killed some of them, the others would seek him. They gladly turned back to him again. 35 They remembered that God was their Rock. They remembered that God Most High had set them free. 36 But they didn’t mean it when they praised him. They lied to him when they spoke. 37 They turned away from him. They weren’t faithful to the covenant he had made with them. 38 But he was full of tender love. He forgave their sins and didn’t destroy his people. Time after time he held back his anger. He didn’t let all his burning anger blaze out. 39 He remembered that they were only human. He remembered they were only a breath of air that drifts by and doesn’t return. 40 How often they refused to obey him in the desert! How often they caused him sorrow in that dry and empty land! 41 Again and again they tested God. They made the Holy One of Israel sad and angry. 42 They didn’t remember his power. They forgot the day he set them free from those who had treated them so badly. 43 They forgot how he had shown them his signs in Egypt. They forgot his miracles in the area of Zoan. 44 He turned the river of Egypt into blood. The people of Egypt couldn’t drink water from their streams. 45 He sent large numbers of flies that bit them. He sent frogs that destroyed their land. 46 He gave their crops to the grasshoppers. He gave their food to the locusts. 47 He destroyed their vines with hail. He destroyed their fig-trees with sleet. 48 He killed their cattle with hail. Their livestock were struck by lightning. 49 Because he was so angry with Egypt, he caused them to have great trouble. In his great anger he sent destroying angels against them. 50 God prepared a path for his anger. He didn’t spare their lives. He gave them over to the plague. 51 He killed the eldest son of each family in Egypt. He struck down the eldest son in every house in the land of Ham. 52 But he brought his people out like a flock. He led them like sheep through the desert. 53 He guided them safely, and they weren’t afraid. But the Red Sea swallowed up their enemies. 54 And so he brought his people to the border of his holy land. He led them to the central hill country he had taken by his power. 55 He drove out the nations to make room for his people. He gave to each family a piece of land to pass on to their children. He gave the tribes of Israel a place to make their homes. 56 But they tested God. They refused to obey the Most High God. They didn’t keep his laws. 57 They were like their people who lived long ago. They turned away from him and were not faithful. They were like a bow that doesn’t shoot straight. They couldn’t be trusted. 58 They made God angry by going to their high places. They made him jealous by worshipping the statues of their gods. 59 When God saw what the people were doing, he was very angry. He turned away from them completely. 60 He deserted the holy tent at Shiloh. He left the tent he had set up among his people. 61 He allowed the ark to be captured. Into the hands of his enemies he sent the ark where his glory rested. 62 He let his people be killed by swords. He was very angry with them. 63 Fire destroyed their young men. Their young women had no one to marry. 64 Their priests were killed by swords. Their widows weren’t able to weep. 65 Then the Lord woke up as if he had been sleeping. He was like a warrior waking up from the deep sleep caused by wine. 66 He drove back his enemies. He put them to shame that will last for ever. 67 He turned his back on the tents of the people of Joseph. He didn’t choose to live in the tribe of Ephraim. 68 Instead, he chose to live in the tribe of Judah. He chose Mount Zion, which he loved. 69 There he built his holy place as secure as the heavens. He built it to last for ever, like the earth. 70 He chose his servant David. He took him from the sheepfolds. 71 He brought him from tending sheep to be the shepherd of his people Jacob. He made him the shepherd of Israel, his special people. 72 David cared for them with a faithful and honest heart. With skilled hands he led them.

English Standard Version

von Crossway

Tell the Coming Generation

1 A Maskil^[1] of Asaph. Give ear, O my people, to my teaching; incline your ears to the words of my mouth! (Ps 49,1; Ps 50,1; Ps 50,7; Jes 51,4)

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2 I will open my mouth in a parable; I will utter dark sayings from of old, (4Mo 21,27; Ps 49,4; Mt 13,35) 3 things that we have heard and known, that our fathers have told us. (Ps 44,1) 4 We will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders that he has done. (2Mo 12,26; 2Mo 13,8; 2Mo 13,14; 5Mo 11,19; Jos 4,6; Hi 15,18; Ps 78,11; Ps 78,32; Joe 1,3)

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5 He established a testimony in Jacob and appointed a law in Israel, which he commanded our fathers to teach to their children, (Ps 19,7; Ps 81,5; Ps 147,19) 6 that the next generation might know them, the children yet unborn, and arise and tell them to their children, (Ps 78,4; Ps 102,18) 7 so that they should set their hope in God and not forget the works of God, but keep his commandments; (Ps 77,12; Ps 105,45) 8 and that they should not be like their fathers, a stubborn and rebellious generation, a generation whose heart was not steadfast, whose spirit was not faithful to God. (2Mo 32,9; 2Mo 33,3; 5Mo 9,7; 5Mo 9,24; 5Mo 31,27; 2Kön 17,14; 2Chr 30,7; Hi 11,13; Ps 78,37; Jer 5,23; Hes 20,18)

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9 The Ephraimites, armed with^[2] the bow, turned back on the day of battle. (Ps 78,57) 10 They did not keep God’s covenant, but refused to walk according to his law. (2Kön 17,15) 11 They forgot his works and the wonders that he had shown them. (Ps 78,4; Ps 106,13) 12 In the sight of their fathers he performed wonders in the land of Egypt, in the fields of Zoan. (4Mo 13,22; Ps 72,18; Ps 78,43; Jes 19,11; Jes 19,13; Hes 30,14)

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13 He divided the sea and let them pass through it, and made the waters stand like a heap. (2Mo 14,21; 2Mo 15,8; Ps 136,13) 14 In the daytime he led them with a cloud, and all the night with a fiery light. (Ps 105,39) 15 He split rocks in the wilderness and gave them drink abundantly as from the deep. (2Mo 17,6; Ps 78,20; Ps 105,41; Ps 114,8; Jes 48,21)

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16 He made streams come out of the rock and caused waters to flow down like rivers. (4Mo 20,8; 4Mo 20,10) 17 Yet they sinned still more against him, rebelling against the Most High in the desert. (5Mo 9,22; Ps 78,40; Ps 78,56; Jes 63,10)

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18 They tested God in their heart by demanding the food they craved. (5Mo 6,16; Ps 78,41; Ps 78,56; Ps 95,9; Ps 106,14; 1Kor 10,9)

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19 They spoke against God, saying, “Can God spread a table in the wilderness? (2Mo 16,3; 4Mo 11,4; 4Mo 20,3; 4Mo 21,5; Ps 23,5)

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20 He struck the rock so that water gushed out and streams overflowed. Can he also give bread or provide meat for his people?” (Ps 78,15) 21 Therefore, when the Lord heard, he was full of wrath; a fire was kindled against Jacob; his anger rose against Israel, (4Mo 11,1) 22 because they did not believe in God and did not trust his saving power. (Ps 78,8; Ps 78,32; Ps 78,37) 23 Yet he commanded the skies above and opened the doors of heaven, (1Mo 7,11; Mal 3,10) 24 and he rained down on them manna to eat and gave them the grain of heaven. (2Mo 16,4; Ps 105,40; Joh 6,31) 25 Man ate of the bread of the angels; he sent them food in abundance. (Ps 78,29; Ps 103,20) 26 He caused the east wind to blow in the heavens, and by his power he led out the south wind; (4Mo 11,31) 27 he rained meat on them like dust, winged birds like the sand of the seas; (1Mo 13,16; 1Mo 22,17) 28 he let them fall in the midst of their camp, all around their dwellings. (2Mo 16,13; 4Mo 11,31) 29 And they ate and were well filled, for he gave them what they craved. (4Mo 11,4; 4Mo 11,19; 4Mo 11,34) 30 But before they had satisfied their craving, while the food was still in their mouths, (4Mo 11,33; Hi 20,23) 31 the anger of God rose against them, and he killed the strongest of them and laid low the young men of Israel. (Ps 78,63; Jes 10,16) 32 In spite of all this, they still sinned; despite his wonders, they did not believe. (4Mo 14,11; Ps 78,22) 33 So he made their days vanish like^[3] a breath,^[4] and their years in terror. (4Mo 14,29; 4Mo 14,35; 4Mo 26,64; Ps 39,5)

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34 When he killed them, they sought him; they repented and sought God earnestly. (Hos 5,15) 35 They remembered that God was their rock, the Most High God their redeemer. (2Mo 15,13; 5Mo 32,4; 5Mo 32,15; 5Mo 32,31; Ps 74,2)

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36 But they flattered him with their mouths; they lied to him with their tongues. (Jes 29,13; Jes 57,11; Hes 33,31) 37 Their heart was not steadfast toward him; they were not faithful to his covenant. (Ps 51,10; Ps 78,8) 38 Yet he, being compassionate, atoned for their iniquity and did not destroy them; he restrained his anger often and did not stir up all his wrath. (2Mo 34,6; 4Mo 14,20) 39 He remembered that they were but flesh, a wind that passes and comes not again. (1Mo 6,3; Hi 7,7; Hi 10,9; Ps 103,14)

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40 How often they rebelled against him in the wilderness and grieved him in the desert! (Ps 78,17; Ps 78,56; Ps 106,14; Ps 107,11; Eph 4,30)

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41 They tested God again and again and provoked the Holy One of Israel. (Ps 71,22; Ps 78,18) 42 They did not remember his power^[5] or the day when he redeemed them from the foe, (Ri 8,34) 43 when he performed his signs in Egypt and his marvels in the fields of Zoan. (2Mo 4,21; 2Mo 7,3; 2Mo 11,9; Ps 78,12; Ps 105,27; Ps 106,22; Apg 7,36)

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44 He turned their rivers to blood, so that they could not drink of their streams. (2Mo 7,17) 45 He sent among them swarms of flies, which devoured them, and frogs, which destroyed them. (2Mo 8,2; 2Mo 8,21) 46 He gave their crops to the destroying locust and the fruit of their labor to the locust. (2Mo 10,12) 47 He destroyed their vines with hail and their sycamores with frost. (2Mo 9,23) 48 He gave over their cattle to the hail and their flocks to thunderbolts. (2Mo 9,19) 49 He let loose on them his burning anger, wrath, indignation, and distress, a company of destroying angels. (2Mo 12,13; 2Mo 12,23; 2Sam 24,16) 50 He made a path for his anger; he did not spare them from death, but gave their lives over to the plague. 51 He struck down every firstborn in Egypt, the firstfruits of their strength in the tents of Ham. (2Mo 12,29; Ps 105,23; Ps 105,27; Ps 105,36; Ps 106,22; Ps 135,8; Ps 136,10)

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52 Then he led out his people like sheep and guided them in the wilderness like a flock. (Ps 77,20) 53 He led them in safety, so that they were not afraid, but the sea overwhelmed their enemies. (2Mo 14,13; 2Mo 14,19; 2Mo 14,27; 2Mo 15,10)

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54 And he brought them to his holy land, to the mountain which his right hand had won. (2Mo 15,17; Ps 68,16; Ps 74,2; Jes 11,9; Jes 57,13)

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55 He drove out nations before them; he apportioned them for a possession and settled the tribes of Israel in their tents. (Jos 23,4; Ps 44,2; Ps 135,12; Ps 136,21; Apg 13,19)

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56 Yet they tested and rebelled against the Most High God and did not keep his testimonies, (Ri 2,11; Ps 78,18; Ps 78,40) 57 but turned away and acted treacherously like their fathers; they twisted like a deceitful bow. (Ps 78,9; Hos 7,16) 58 For they provoked him to anger with their high places; they moved him to jealousy with their idols. (3Mo 26,30; 4Mo 25,11; 5Mo 7,5; 5Mo 7,25; 5Mo 12,2; 5Mo 12,3; 5Mo 31,29; 5Mo 32,16; 5Mo 32,21; Ri 2,12; 1Kön 11,7; 1Kön 12,31; Hes 20,28)

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59 When God heard, he was full of wrath, and he utterly rejected Israel. (5Mo 3,26; Ps 78,62; Ps 106,40) 60 He forsook his dwelling at Shiloh, the tent where he dwelt among mankind, (Jos 18,1; 1Sam 4,11; Jer 7,12; Jer 7,14; Jer 26,6)

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61 and delivered his power to captivity, his glory to the hand of the foe. (1Sam 4,21; Ps 63,2; Ps 96,6; Ps 132,8)

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62 He gave his people over to the sword and vented his wrath on his heritage. (1Sam 4,10; Ps 78,59) 63 Fire devoured their young men, and their young women had no marriage song. (Ps 79,5; Ps 89,46; Jer 7,34) 64 Their priests fell by the sword, and their widows made no lamentation. (1Sam 4,11; Hi 27,15) 65 Then the Lord awoke as from sleep, like a strong man shouting because of wine. (Ps 35,23; Ps 73,20) 66 And he put his adversaries to rout; he put them to everlasting shame. (Ps 40,14) 67 He rejected the tent of Joseph; he did not choose the tribe of Ephraim, (Ps 80,1; Ps 81,5) 68 but he chose the tribe of Judah, Mount Zion, which he loves. (Ps 87,2) 69 He built his sanctuary like the high heavens, like the earth, which he has founded forever. 70 He chose David his servant and took him from the sheepfolds; (1Sam 16,12) 71 from following the nursing ewes he brought him to shepherd Jacob his people, Israel his inheritance. (1Sam 10,1; 2Sam 5,2; 2Sam 7,8; Ps 28,9)

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72 With upright heart he shepherded them and guided them with his skillful hand. (1Kön 9,4; Ps 77,20; Ps 101,2)