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Psalm 142

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From the cave: no one cares about me. You are my refuge.

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I Lift My Voice to Yahweh// 1 Samuel 22:1–5; Psalm 57:1–11

A Maskil of David, when he was in the cave. A prayer.

1I cry aloud to Yahweh;

I lift my voice to Yahweh for mercy.

2I pour out my complaint before Him;

I reveal my trouble to Him.

3Although my spirit grows faint within me,

You know my way.

Along the path I travel

they have hidden a snare for me.

4Look to my right and see;

no one attends to me.

There is no refuge for me;

no one cares for my soul.

5I cry to You, O Yahweh: “You are my refuge,

my portion in the land of the living.”

6Listen to my cry,

for I am brought quite low.

Rescue me from my pursuers,

for they are too strong for me.

7Free my soul from prison,

that I may praise Your name.

The righteous will gather around me

because of Your goodness to me.

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