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Psalm 144
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Vers 1

O blessed ever be the Lord,
who is my strength and might,
Who doth instruct my hands to war,
my fingers teach to fight.Vers 2

My goodness, fortress, my high tow’r,
deliverer, and shield,
In whom I trust: who under me
my people makes to yield.Vers 3

Lord, what is man, that thou of him
dost so much knowledge take?
Or son of man, that thou of him
so great account dost make?Vers 4

Man is like vanity; his days,
as shadows, pass away.
Lord, bow thy heav’ns, come down, touch thou
the hills, and smoke shall they.Vers 5

Cast forth thy lightning, scatter them;
thine arrows shoot, them rout.
Thine hand send from above, me save;
from great depths draw me out;Vers 6

And from the hand of children strange,
Whose mouth speaks vanity;
And their right hand is a right hand
that works deceitfully.Vers 7

A new song I to thee will sing,
Lord, on a psaltery;
I on a ten-string’d instrument
will praises sing to thee.Vers 8

Ev’n he it is that unto kings
salvation doth send;
Who his own servant David doth
from hurtful sword defend.Vers 9

O free me from strange children’s hand,
whose mouth speaks vanity;
And their right hand a right hand is
that works deceitfully.Vers 10

That, as the plants, our sons may be
in youth grown up that are;
Our daughters like to corner-stones,
carv’d like a palace fair.Vers 11

That to afford all kind of store
our garners may be fill’d;
That our sheep thousands, in our streets
ten thousands they may yield.Vers 12

That strong our oxen be for work,
that no in-breaking be,
Nor going out; and that our streets
may from complaints be free.Vers 13

Those people blessed are who be
in such a case as this;
Yea, blessed all those people are,
whose God JEHOVAH is.Psalm 144 é um salmo de David e pertence a Livro V (Salmo 107–150) do Saltério.
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