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Psalms 36
- 1 The title of the sixe and thrittithe salm. To Dauith. Nile thou sue wickid men; nether loue thou men doynge wickidnesse.
- 2 For thei schulen wexe drie swiftli as hey; and thei schulen falle doun soone as the wortis of eerbis.
- 3 Hope thou in the Lord, and do thou goodnesse; and enhabite thou the lond, and thou schalt be fed with hise richessis.
- 4 Delite thou in the Lord; and he schal yyue to thee the axyngis of thin herte.
- 5 Schewe thi weie to the Lord; and hope thou in hym, and he schal do.
- 6 And he schal lede out thi riytfulnesse as liyt, and thi doom as myddai;
- 7 be thou suget to the Lord, and preye thou hym. Nile thou sue hym, that hath prosperite in his weie; a man doynge vnriytfulnessis.
- 8 Ceese thou of ire, and forsake woodnesse; nyle thou sue, that thou do wickidli.
- 9 For thei, that doen wickidli, schulen be distried; but thei that suffren the Lord, schulen enerite the lond.
- 10 And yit a litil, and a synnere schal not be; and thou schalt seke his place, and schalt not fynde.
- 11 But mylde men schulen enerite the lond; and schulen delite in the multitude of pees.
- 12 A synnere schal aspie a riytful man; and he schal gnaste with hise teeth on hym.
- 13 But the Lord schal scorne the synnere; for he biholdith that his day cometh.
- 14 Synners drowen out swerd; thei benten her bouwe. To disseyue a pore man and nedi; to strangle riytful men of herte.
- 15 Her swerd entre in to the herte of hem silf; and her bouwe be brokun.
- 16 Betere is a litil thing to a iust man; than many richessis of synneris.
- 17 For the armes of synneris schal be al to-brokun; but the Lord confermeth iust men.
- 18 The Lord knowith the daies of vnwemmed; and her heritage schal be withouten ende.
- 19 Thei schulen not be schent in the yuel tyme, and thei schulen be fillid in the dayes of hungur;
- 20 for synneris schulen perische. Forsothe anoon as the enemyes of the Lord ben onourid, and enhaunsid; thei failynge schulen faile as smoke.
- 21 A synnere schal borewe, and schal not paie; but a iust man hath merci, and schal yyue.
- 22 For thei that blessen the Lord schulen enerite the lond; but thei that cursen hym schulen perische.
- 23 The goyng of a man schal be dressid anentis the Lord; and he schal wilne his weie.
- 24 Whanne he fallith, he schal not be hurtlid doun; for the Lord vndursettith his hond.
- 25 I was yongere, and sotheli Y wexide eld, and Y siy not a iust man forsakun; nethir his seed sekynge breed.
- 26 Al dai he hath merci, and leeneth; and his seed schal be in blessyng.
- 27 Bouwe thou awei fro yuel, and do good; and dwelle thou in to the world of world.
- 28 For the Lord loueth doom, and schal not forsake hise seyntis; thei schulen be kept with outen ende. Vniust men schulen be punyschid; and the seed of wickid men schal perische.
- 29 But iust men schulen enerite the lond; and schulen enabite theronne in to the world of world.
- 30 The mouth of a iust man schal bithenke wisdom; and his tunge schal speke doom.
- 31 The lawe of his God is in his herte; and hise steppis schulen not be disseyued.
- 32 A synnere biholdith a iust man; and sekith to sle hym.
- 33 But the Lord schal not forsake hym in hise hondis; nethir schal dampne hym, whanne it schal be demed ayens hym.
- 34 Abide thou the Lord, and kepe thou his weie, and he schal enhaunse thee, that bi eritage thou take the lond; whanne synneris schulen perische, thou schalt se.
- 35 I siy a wickid man enhaunsid aboue; and reisid vp as the cedris of Liban.
- 36 And Y passide, and lo! he was not; Y souyte hym, and his place is not foundun.
- 37 Kepe thou innocence, and se equite; for tho ben relikis to a pesible man.
- 38 Forsothe vniust men schulen perische; the relifs of wickid men schulen perische togidere.
- 39 But the helthe of iust men is of the Lord; and he is her defendere in the tyme of tribulacioun.
- 40 And the Lord schal helpe hem, and schal make hem fre, and he schal delyuere hem fro synneris; and he schal saue hem, for thei hopiden in hym.
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