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Psalm 33:

Sing joyously to the L-rd, you righteous ones.
It is fitting for the upright to offer praise.
Extol the L-rd with a harp; sing to him with a ten-stringed lyre.
Sing to him a new song; skillfully play songs of jubilation.
For the word of the L-rd is just; all His deeds are done in faithfulness.
He loves righteousness and justice; the kindness of the L-rd fills the earth.

By the word of the L-rd the heavens were made, and by the breath of His mouth all their hosts.
He gathers the waters of the sea like a mound; He stows away the deeps in vaults.
Let all the earth fear the L-rd; let all the inhabitants of the world tremble before Him.
For He spoke and it came to be; He commanded, and it endured.
The L-rd has annulled the counsel of nations; He has foiled the schemes of peoples.
The counsel of the L-rd stands forever, the thoughts of His heart throughout all the generations.
Fortunate is the nation whose G-d is the L-rd, the people He chose as a heritage for Himself.
The L-rd looks down from heaven; He beholds all mankind.
From His dwelling-place He watches intently all the inhabitants of the earth.
It is He who fashions the hearts of them all, who perceives all their actions.
A king is not saved through a large army; a warrior is not rescued by means of great strength.
A horse is a false guarantee for victory; with all its great strength it offers no escape.
But the eye of the L-rd is directed toward those who fear Him, toward those who hope for His kindness; to save their soul from death and to sustain them during famine.

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