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Psalms 107 - 150

The Lord will crush kings with his might. For the Lord said to my Lord; sit at my right hand. (Ps 110)

GGood will come to him who is righteous and generous. For he has scattered his wealth to the nations. For the Lord delights in those who are concerned about those who are needy. (Ps 112)

Not to us oh Lord, but to you is all the glory. (Ps 115)

I love the Lord foe he heard my voice. For I called on the jame of the Lord.  I will fulfill all my vows to the Lord (Ps 116)

His love endures forever. I will give you thanks and rejoice in the day you've made. (Ps 117)

Blessed are they, those who keep your righteous laws, how can a going man keep his way pure? Teach me your decrees. For I need to meditate on your precepts. For my soul is consumed with the longing of your law.

Keep me from deceitful ways. I've chosen the path of righteousness and not crooked ways. Fulfill your promise so you can be feared. I've put my hope in your laws. Because I love your commands, I lift my hands to you.

I've considered my steps, and I've conformed to your ways. Direct in the paths of your commands for there I find delight. Indignation grips me for those who don't keep your laws. But I will meditate on your precepts. All your words are true. (Ps 119)

I lift my eyes to the heavens where does my help come from? It comes from the Lord. (Ps 121)

If the Lord was not on my side where will I be? (Ps 124)

When the Lord brought us back from captivity, we were like men who dreamed. Our voices were filled with laughter. It was said amongst the nations. (Ps 126)

Unless the Lord builds the house, the labourers build in vain. Toiling for food to eat yet finding none. (Ps 127)

How good and pleasant when there're peace between brothers. For surely this is a sign of untiy and love t the others. For nothing matters except resolving matters. For how own son betrayed him quick must have hurt. (Ps 133)

Give thanks to the Lord for his love endures forever. Repeat until it sets in your hearts. Teach it to your kids and their kids so that it may go well with you. (Ps 136)

How can we sing to the Lord when in a foreign land. May I be struck down if I forget the Lord. (Ps 137)

You have searched me and you know me. You know my comings and goings. Where can I go away from you. For even the dark is not too dark for me. How precious to me are your thoughts. I hate those who hate you. (Ps 139)

He trains me for battle. He's my refuge. I will song a new song. Deliver me from the mouth of those who are full of lies. For such people will cause you to perish it them. (Ps 144)

The Lord is compassionate on all he has created. For his kingdoms is an everlasting kingdom. He satisfied the desires of all he has made. (Ps 145)

Don't put your trust in princes and men. For on their death, their plans come to nothing. (Ps 146)

The Lord sustains the humble but cast the wicked. For the Lord is a God of nature. (Ps 147)

For the Lord takes delight in his people. (Ps 149)

Praise the Lord with every kinds of music and dancing. Or truly fitting to end with the very essence for what God desires: Joyfull noise unto Him. Praise him for he's worthy of praise. (Ps 150)

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