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Psalm 58
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Vers 1
indeed speak righteousness?
O ye that are the sons of men,
judge ye with uprightness?
Vers 2
ye wickedness have done;
And ye the vi’lence of your hands
do weigh the earth upon.
Vers 3
ev’n from the very womb;
They, speaking lies, do stray as soon
as to the world they come.
Vers 4
their poison doth appear;
Yea, they are like the adder deaf,
that closely stops her ear;
Vers 5
of one that charm her would,
No, not though he most cunning were,
and charm most wisely could.
Vers 6
break thou in pieces small;
The great teeth break thou out, O Lord,
of these young lions all.
Vers 7
which downward still do flow:
In pieces cut his arrows all,
when he shall bend his bow.
Vers 8
let each of them be gone;
Like woman’s birth untimely, that
they never see the sun.
Vers 9
your pots the thorns can find,
Both living, and in fury great,
as with a stormy wind.
Vers 10
he shall be joyful then;
The righteous one shall wash his feet
in blood of wicked men.
Vers 11
reward shall never miss:
And verily upon the earth
a God to judge there is.
Psalm 58 is a psalm of David and belongs to Book II (Psalm 42–72) of the Psalter.
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