Psalms 1
LXX · Septuagint (Greek)
The Septuagint is the Greek Old Testament the apostles so often quoted — many New Testament threads run through its wording. Each word opens its Lexicon entry by Strong’s number.
Psalms 1 - 1
μακάριοςmakáriosBlessedG3107ἀνήρanḗris a manG435ὅςhóswhoG3739ἵστημιhístēmiwentG2476οὐounotG3756ἐνeninG1722βουλήboulḗcounselG1012ἀσεβήςasebḗsof impious ones,G765καίkaíandG2532ἐνen{inG1722ὁδόςhodósthe wayG3598ἁμαρτωλόςhamartōlósof sinnersG268ἵστημιhístēmistoodG2476οὐounot},G3756καίkaíandG2532ἐπίepí{uponG1909καθέδραkathédraa chairG2515λοιμόςloimósof mischievous onesG3061ἵστημιhístēmisatG2476οὐounot}.G3756
Psalms 1 - 2
θυμομαχέωthymomachéōButG2371ἐνen{is inG1722ὁhotheG3588νόμοςnómoslawG3551κύριοςkýriosof the lordG2962θέλημαthélēmahis will};G2307καίkaíandG2532ἐνeninG1722νόμοςnómoshis lawG3551μελετάωmeletáōhe shall meditateG3191ἡμέραhēméradayG2250καίkaíandG2532νύξnýxnight.G3571
Psalms 1 - 3
καίkaíAndG2532εἰμίeimíhe will beG1510ὡςhōsasG5613ὁhotheG3588ξύλονxýlontreeG3586φυτεύωphyteúōbeing plantedG5452παράparábyG3844ὁhotheG3588διέξοδοςdiéxodosoutletG1327ὁhoof theG3588ὕδωρhýdōrwaters,G5204ὅςhóswhichG3739καρπόςkarpós{his fruitG2590δίδωμιdídōmigives}G1325ἐνeninG1722καιρόςkairóshis season,G2540καίkaíandG2532φύλλονphýllonhis leafG5444οὐoushall notG3756drop down;G6401καίkaíandG2532πᾶςpâsallG3956ὅσοςhósosas much asG3745ἄνánhe shouldG302ποιέωpoiéōdoG4160will greatly prosper.G27201
Psalms 1 - 4
οὐouNotG3756οὕτωhoútōsoG3779ὁhotheG3588ἀσεβήςasebḗsimpious,G765οὐounotG3756οὕτωhoútōso;G3779θυμομαχέωthymomachéōbutG2371ὡσείhōseíis asG5616dustG55152ὅςhóswhichG3739{casts forthG16101ὁhotheG3588ἄνεμοςánemoswind}G417ἀπόapófromG575πρόσωπονprósōponthe faceG4383ὁhoof theG3588γῆgēearth.G1093
Psalms 1 - 5
διάdiáOn account ofG1223οὗτοςhoûtosthisG3778οὐou{shall notG3756ἀνίστημιanístēmirise upG450ὁhotheG3588ἀσεβήςasebḗsimpious}G765ἐνeninG1722κρίσιςkrísisjudgment,G2920οὐδέoudénorG3761ἁμαρτωλόςhamartōlósthe sinnersG268ἐνeninG1722βουλήboulḗthe counselG1012δίκαιοςdíkaiosof the just.G1342