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Psalm 130

Psalm 130 in 30 seconds

Out of the depths I cry to You. If You kept a record of sins, who could stand?

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Out of the Depths

A song of ascents.

1Out of the depths

I cry to You, O Yahweh!

  • PS 130:1[NOTE]LUTHER'S PSALM. Martin Luther wrote the hymn Out of the Depths I Cry to You from this psalm, 1523. He called 32, 51, 130 and 143 Pauline psalms because they teach forgiveness by grace.

2O Lord, hear my voice;

let Your ears be attentive to my plea for mercy.

3If You, O Yahweh, kept track of iniquities,

then who, O Lord, could stand?

4But with You there is forgiveness,

so that You may be feared.

5I wait for Yahweh; my soul does wait,

and in His word I put my hope.

6My soul waits for the Lord

more than watchmen wait for the morning—

more than watchmen wait for the morning.

7O Israel, put your hope in Yahweh,

for with Yahweh is loving devotion,

and with Him is redemption in abundance.

8And He will redeem Israel

from all iniquity.

  • PS 130:8[ALLUDED TO]The New Testament refers to this → TIT 2:14

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