New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures — With References (Rbi8, en_US, 1984)

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Psalms, 6

To the director on stringed instruments on the lower octave.*1 A melody of David.

1 O Jehovah, do not in your anger reprove me, And do not in your rage correct me.

2 Show me favor, O Jehovah, for I am fading away. Heal me, O Jehovah, for my bones have been disturbed.

3 Yes, my own soul has been very much disturbed; And you, O Jehovah—how long?

4 Do return, O Jehovah, do rescue my soul; Save me for the sake of your loving-kindness.*1

  1. Or, “loyal love.”

5 For in death there is no mention*1 of you; In Sheʹol*2 who will laud you?

  1. Or, “remembrance.”

  2. “Sheol,” MSy; Gr., haiʹdei; Lat., in·ferʹno. See App 4B.

6 I have grown weary with my sighing; All night long I make my couch swim; With my tears I make my own divan overflow.

7 From vexation my eye has become weak, It has grown old because of all those showing hostility to me.

8 Get away from me, all YOU practicers of what is hurtful, For Jehovah will certainly hear the sound of my weeping.

9 Jehovah will indeed hear my request for favor; Jehovah himself will accept my own prayer.

10 All my enemies will be very much ashamed and disturbed; They will turn back, they will be ashamed instantly.