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Psalm 113

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God sits high but stoops low. He lifts the poor from the trash heap.

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Yahweh Exalts the Humble// 1 Samuel 1:1–8

1Hallelujah!

Give praise, O servants of Yahweh;

praise the name of Yahweh.

  • PS 113:1[NOTE]THE HALLEL. Psalms 113 to 118 are sung at Passover. The hymn Jesus and His disciples sang after the Last Supper was likely from these psalms, Matthew 26:30.

2Blessed be the name of Yahweh

both now and forevermore.

3From where the sun rises to where it sets,

the name of Yahweh is praised.

4Yahweh is exalted over all the nations,

His glory above the heavens.

5Who is like Yahweh our God,

the One enthroned on high?

6He humbles Himself to behold

the heavens and the earth.

7He raises the poor from the dust

and lifts the needy from the dump

8to seat them with nobles,

with the princes of His people.

9He settles the barren woman in her home

as a joyful mother to her children.

Hallelujah!

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