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Psalms of Solomon 8

Psalmoi Solomontos

Danger and the voice of war my ear heard, voice of a loud-sounding trumpet, of slaughter and destruction.

2Voice of much people like an impetuous wind, like a storm, much fire being brought.

3I said in my heart: 'Where then will God judge him?'

4I heard a voice coming from Jerusalem, Holy City.

5God unveiled their sins before the sun; all the earth knew the righteous judgments of God.

6God is righteous in all his decrees; and the saints of God are like innocent sheep.

7Praised be the Lord, Judge of all the earth, in his righteousness.

8Gather dispersed Israel by mercy and kindness.

9Blessed be Israel by the Lord forever.

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About Psalms of Solomon

An apocryphal or pseudepigraphal text — outside the canon of the Western churches, yet widely circulated among ancient Jews and Christians. Published here from a public-domain translation, edited for continuous reading.