Psalms 129
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 129 - 1
Many timesG41211πολεμέωpoleméōthey waged war againstG4170meG14731ἐκekfromG1537νεότηςneótēsmy youth —G3503ἔπωépōLet {sayG2036δήdḗindeedG1211
Psalms 129 - 2
Many timesG41211πολεμέωpoleméōthey waged warG4170against meG14731ἐκekfromG1537νεότηςneótēsmy youth;G3503καίkaíand yetG2532οὐouthey were notG3756δύναμαιdýnamaiable to prevailG1410against me.G14731
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ἐπίepí{uponG1909νῶτοςnōtosmy backG3577contrivedG50441ὁhoTheG3588ἁμαρτωλόςhamartōlóssinners};G268they prolongedG31182ἀνομίαanomíatheir lawlessness.G458
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κύριοςkýriosThe lordG2962δίκαιοςdíkaiosis just;G1342he cut downG47921the necksG8492ἁμαρτωλόςhamartōlósof sinners.G268
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αἰσχύνομαιaischýnomaiLet them be shamed,G153καίkaíandG2532ἀποστρέφωapostréphōbe turnedG654εἰςeistoG1519ὁhotheG3588ὀπίσωopísōrear!G3694πᾶςpâsallG3956ὁhotheG3588μισέωmiséōones detestingG3404
Psalms 129 - 6
γίνομαιgínomaiLet them becomeG1096ὡσείhōseíasG5616χόρτοςchórtosgrassG5528δῶμαdōmaon roofs!G1430ὅςhóswhichG3739πρόpróbeforeG4253being pulled outG16106ξηραίνωxēraínōwere dried;G3583
Psalms 129 - 7
ὅςhósof whichG3739οὐou{did notG3756πληρόωplēróōfillG4137χείρcheírhis handG5495ὁhotheG3588θερίζωtherízōone harvesting},G2325καίkaínorG2532ὁhothe oneG3588κόλποςkólpos{unto his bosomG2859ὁhotheG3588sheavesG14031συλλέγωsyllégōcollecting together},G4816
Psalms 129 - 8
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Chiasms
Shaped Psalm 129:1–8