Psalms, book of the Old Testament composed of sacred songs, or of sacred poems meant to be sung. In the Hebrew Bible, Psalms begins the third and last section of the biblical canon, known as the Writings (Hebrew Ketuvim).
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2.1Why do nations assemble,
and peoples plotaLit. “utter.” vain things; 2.2kings of the earth take their stand,
and regents intrigue together
against the LORD and against His anointed? 2.3“Let us break the cords of their yoke,
shake off their ropes from us!” 2.4He who is enthroned in heaven laughs;
the Lord mocks at them. 2.5Then He speaks to them in anger,
terrifying them in His rage, 2.6“But I have installed My king
on Zion, My holy mountain!” 2.7Let me tell of the decree:
the LORD said to me,
b“You are My son,
I have fathered you this day.-b 2.8Ask it of Me,
and I will make the nations your domain;
your estate, the limits of the earth. 2.9You can smash them with an iron mace,
shatter them like potter’s ware.”
2.10So now, O kings, be prudent;
accept discipline, you rulers of the earth! 2.11Serve the LORD in awe;
ctremble with fright,-c 2.12dpay homage in good faith,-d
lest He be angered, and your way be doomed
in the mere flash of His anger.
Happy are all who take refuge in Him.