Judentum
zurück

Psalm 30 · Du hast mein Klagen in Tanzen verwandelt

In deine Sprache gibt es noch keine Übersetzung – Englisch wird angezeigt

1A psalm of David. A song for the dedication of the House.

2I extol You, O ETERNAL One,for You have lifted me up,and not let my enemies rejoice over me.

3O my ETERNAL God,I cried out to You,and You healed me.

4O ETERNAL One, You brought me up from Sheol,preserved me from going down into the Pit.

5O you faithful of GOD, sing out,and praise that holy name.

6For [God] is angry but a moment,and when pleased, there is life.One may lie down weeping at nightfall; but at dawn there are shouts of joy.

7When I was untroubled,I thought, “I shall never be shaken,”

8for You, O ETERNAL One, when You were pleased,made [me] firm as a mighty mountain.When You hid Your face,I was terrified.

9I called to You, O ETERNAL One;to my Sovereign I made appeal,

10“What is to be gained from my death, from my descent into the Pit?Can dust praise You?Can it declare Your faithfulness?

11Hear, O ETERNAL One, and have mercy on me;O ETERNAL One, be my help!”

12You turned my lament into dancing,you undid my sackcloth and girded me with joy,

13that [my] whole being might sing hymns to You endlessly;O my ETERNAL God, I will praise You forever.

Quelle: THE JPS TANAKH: Gender-Sensitive Edition

WEBREATH · 11:11

«Alles, was Odem hat, lobe den HERRN» — Psalm 150:6

Der Atem ist einer für alle: von ihm lebt jeder Mensch, wer er auch sei und woran er auch glaube. Jeden Tag um 11:11 Uhr Ortszeit halten Menschen sechzig Sekunden inne, atmen und danken GOTT für den Atem — jeder mit seinen eigenen Worten, jeder in sich selbst. In dieser Minute sind wir Ein Atem.

WEBREATH — die Minute um 11:11 Uhr, Ihre Ortszeit — wir sind ein Atem