1Az éneklőmesternek, a gittitre; Kóráh fiainak zsoltára. 2Mily szerelmetesek a te hajlékaid, Seregeknek Ura! 3Kivánkozik, sőt emésztődik lelkem az Úrnak tornáczai után; szívem és testem ujjongnak az élő Isten felé. 4A veréb is talál házat, és a fecske is fészket magának, a hová fiait helyezhesse, - a te oltáraidnál, oh Seregeknek Ura, én Királyom és én Istenem! 5Boldogok, a kik lakoznak a te házadban, dicsérhetnek téged szüntelen! Szela. 6Boldog ember az, a kinek te vagy erőssége, [s] a te ösvényeid vannak szívében. 7Átmenvén a Siralom völgyén, forrássá teszik azt; bizony áldással borítja el korai eső. 8Erőről erőre jutnak, [míg] megjelennek Isten előtt a Sionon. 9Uram, Seregeknek Istene! hallgasd meg az én könyörgésemet; hallgasd meg Jákóbnak Istene! Szela. 10Mi paizsunk! Tekints alá, oh Isten, és lásd meg a te felkented orczáját! 11Mert jobb egy nap a te tornáczaidban, hogysem ezer [másutt;] inkább akarnék az én Istenem házának küszöbén ülni, hogysem lakni a gonosznak sátorában! Mert nap és paizs az Úr Isten; kegyelmet és dicsőséget ád az Úr, nem vonja meg a jót azoktól, a kik ártatlanul élnek. [ (Psalms 84:13) Seregeknek Ura! Boldog ember az, a ki bízik benned. ] 12
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This reveals different forms for some words and names. These details are often interesting to scholars, eg the word 'beginning' in Genesis.
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