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WORD Research this...Psaumes 11
- 1 Au chef des chantres. De David. C’est en l’Éternel que je cherche un refuge. Comment pouvez-vous me dire : Fuis dans vos montagnes, comme un oiseau ?
- 2 Car voici, les méchants bandent l’arc, Ils ajustent leur flèche sur la corde, Pour tirer dans l’ombre sur ceux dont le cœur est droit.
- 3 Quand les fondements sont renversés, Le juste, que ferait-il ? -
- 4 L’Éternel est dans son saint temple, L’Éternel a son trône dans les cieux ; Ses yeux regardent, Ses paupières sondent les fils de l’homme.
- 5 L’Éternel sonde le juste ; Il hait le méchant et celui qui se plaît à la violence.
- 6 Il fait pleuvoir sur les méchants Des charbons, du feu et du soufre ; Un vent brûlant, c’est le calice qu’ils ont en partage.
- 7 Car l’Éternel est juste, il aime la justice ; Les hommes droits contemplent sa face.
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