Psalm 128
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- 3 A verse number with a dotted line opens the verses that echo it.
- a A small letter opens the translators’ footnote.
The Blessed Fear of the LORD (Psalm 112:1–10)
A song of ascents.
Blessed are all who fear the LORD,
who walk in His ways!
For when you eat the fruit of your labor,
blessings and prosperity will be yours.
Your wife will be like a fruitful vine
flourishing within your house,
your sons like olive shoots
sitting around your table.
4In this way indeed shall blessing come
to the man who fears the LORD.
May the LORD bless you from Zion,
that you may see the prosperity of Jerusalem
all the days of your life,
that you may see
your children’s children.
Peace be upon Israel!
Psalm 128:1
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Psalm 128:2
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Psalm 128:3
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Psalm 128:5
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Psalm 128:6
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