Psalms 1 1 Praise. Of David. I will extol you, my God and king; I will bless your name forever. 达味的赞美歌。我的天主,君王,我要颂扬你,歌颂你的名,世世代代不止。 2 Every day I will bless you; I will praise your name forever. 3 Great is the LORD and worthy of high praise; God's grandeur is beyond understanding. 4 One generation praises your deeds to the next and proclaims your mighty works. 5 They speak of the splendor of your majestic glory, tell of your wonderful deeds. 6 They speak of your fearsome power and attest to your great deeds. 7 They publish the renown of your abounding goodness and joyfully sing of your justice. 广传你无穷慈爱的记念,欢呼歌唱你的公义无限。 8 The LORD is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in love. 9 The LORD is good to all, compassionate to every creature. 上主对待万有,温和善良,对他的受造物,仁爱慈祥。 10 All your works give you thanks, O LORD and your faithful bless you. 11 They speak of the glory of your reign and tell of your great works, 宣传你王国的光荣,讲述你威力的大能, 12 Making known to all your power, the glorious splendor of your rule. 13 Your reign is a reign for all ages, your dominion for all generations. The LORD is trustworthy in every word, and faithful in every work. 14 The LORD supports all who are falling and raises up all who are bowed down. 15 The eyes of all look hopefully to you; you give them their food in due season. 众生的眼睛都仰望你,你准时赏给他们粮食。 16 You open wide your hand and satisfy the desire of every living thing. 17 You, LORD, are just in all your ways, faithful in all your works. 18 You, LORD, are near to all who call upon you, to all who call upon you in truth. 19 You satisfy the desire of those who fear you; you hear their cry and save them. 20 You, LORD, watch over all who love you, but all the wicked you destroy. 21 My mouth will speak your praises, LORD; all flesh will bless your holy name forever. 愿我的口舌称述上主的光荣,愿众生赞美他的圣名无穷! Footnotes(注解) 1 [Psalm 145] A hymn in acrostic form; every verse begins with a successive letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Acrostic poems usually do not develop ideas but consist rather of loosely connected statements. The singer invites all to praise God (Psalm 145:1-3, 21). The "works of God" make God present and invite human praise (Psalm 145:4-7); they climax in a confession (Psalm 145:8-9). God's mighty acts show forth divine kingship (Psalm 145:10-20), a major theme in the literature of early Judaism and in Christianity. |