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WORD Research this...Psalms 11
- 1 The title of the eleuenthe salm. To the victorie on the eiyte, the song of Dauid.
- 2 Lord, make thou me saaf, for the hooli failide; for treuthis ben maad litle fro the sones of men.
- 3 Thei spaken veyn thingis, ech man to hys neiybore; thei han gileful lippis, thei spaken in herte and herte.
- 4 The Lord destrie alle gileful lippis; and the greet spekynge tunge.
- 5 Whiche seiden, We schulen magnyfie oure tunge, our lippis ben of vs; who is oure lord?
- 6 For the wretchednesse of nedy men, and for the weilyng of pore men; now Y schal ryse vp, seith the Lord. I schal sette inhelt he; Y schal do tristili in hym.
- 7 The spechis of the Lord ben chast spechis; siluer examynyd bi fier, preued fro erthe, purgid seuen fold.
- 8 Thou, Lord, schalt kepe vs; and thou `schalt kepe vs fro this generacioun with outen ende.
- 9 Wickid men goen in cumpas; bi thin hiynesse thou hast multiplied the sones of men.
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