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Psalm 137
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Along the streams of Babylon in sadness
we sat and wept, remembering Zion’s gladness,
and on the willows there we hung our lyre,
for there our captors did our songs require;
while we lamented, joy and mirth they wanted.
“Sing for us one of Zion’s songs,” they taunted.Vers 2
How shall we sing the LORD’s songs in our anguish
while in a foreign land we mourn and languish?
Jerusalem, for love of you I cry;
my right hand wither if I you deny.
My mouth be dumb if ever I forget you,
if not above my highest joy I set you!Vers 3
Remember, LORD, how Edom showed no pity
that day when Babylon razed Zion’s city,
how Esau’s sons rejoiced and said to them,
“Tear down, tear down all of Jerusalem.
Destroy and raze it down to its foundations!”
O God, do not forget their provocations.Vers 4
O Babylon, destroyer, God shall smite you!
How happy he, appointed to requite you
with all the evil you to us have done!
May all mankind your lonely ruins shun.
How happy he who shall, devoid of pity,
dash on the rocks the children of your city!
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Psalm 137 pertenece a Libro V (Salmo 107–150) del Salterio.
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