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Psalms 30

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Key Verse

Psalms 30:1 BSB

I will exalt You, O LORD, for You have lifted me up and have not allowed my foes to rejoice over me.

Outline

  • O Lord I Cried To You And You Healed Me (v1-3)
  • Weeping May Be For A Night But Joy Comes In The Morning (v4-5)
  • Lord You Have Made My Mountain Stand Strong (v6-10)
  • You Have Turned My Mourning Into Dancing (v11-12)

Context

  • Written by David
  • Written in Hebrew
  • Written 1040 B.C. – 970 B.C.
  • Written from Jerusalem
  • Passage type · Poetic
  • 12 verses · 240 words

Notes

A Psalm. A Song At the Dedication of the House of David.

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You Turned My Mourning into Dancing

A Psalm. A song for the dedication of the temple. Of David.

1I will exalt You, O LORD,

for You have lifted me up

and have not allowed my foes

to rejoice over me.

2O LORD my God, I cried to You for help,

and You healed me.

3O LORD, You pulled me up from Sheol;

You spared me from descending into the Pit.

4Sing to the LORD, O you His saints,

and praise His holy name.a

5For His anger is fleeting,

but His favor lasts a lifetime.

Weeping may stay the night,

but joy comes in the morning.

6In prosperity I said,

“I will never be shaken.”

7O LORD, You favored me;

You made my mountain stand strong.

When You hid Your face,

I was dismayed.

8To You, O LORD, I called,

and I begged my Lord for mercy:

9“What gain is there in my bloodshed,b

in my descent to the Pit?c

Will the dust praise You?

Will it proclaim Your faithfulness?

10Hear me, O LORD, and have mercy;

O LORD, be my helper.”

11You turned my mourning into dancing;

You peeled off my sackcloth and clothed me with joy,

12that my heart may sing Your praises and not be silent.

O LORD my God, I will give thanks forever.

  1. a 30:4 Or and praise the memorial of His holiness; see Exodus 3:15.
  2. b 30:9 Or in my destruction
  3. c 30:9 Or to corruption
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