psalm_Chapter 60

When David was at war with Aram between the two rivers and Aram in Zobah, Joab turned back and attacked Edom in the Salt Valley, killing twelve thousand people. At that time, David wrote this golden poem for people to learn and hand it over to the music director. He called on the lilies as evidence. O God, you have abandoned us, causing us to be destroyed; You are angry with us, please revive us.

You caused the earth to shake and crack. Please heal the crack. Because the ground shakes.

You make your people encounter difficulties. You asked us to drink that wine that makes people stumble.

You give the banner to those who fear you, so that it can be raised for the truth. (Fine pull)

Please answer us and save us with your right hand, so that your beloved may be saved.

God has spoken of his holiness, ‘I will rejoice.’. I will separate the sword and measure the sparse cut valley.

Gilead is mine. Manasseh is also mine. Ephraim is guarding my head. Judas is my staff.

Moab is my bathtub. I want to throw shoes to the east. Philip, can you still cheer for me?

Who can lead me into the fortified city. Who can lead me to the east.

God, haven’t you abandoned us? God, will you not go with our army?

Please help us attack the enemy, for human help is in vain.

We rely on God to unleash our power, for he is the one who tramples on our enemies.