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Psalm 46:10
New King James Version
Psalm 46:10
New King James Version
10 Be still, and know that I am God;
(A)I will be exalted among the nations,
I will be exalted in the earth!
Psalm 46:10
New American Standard Bible
Psalm 46:10
New American Standard Bible
10 “[a]Stop striving and (A)know that I am God;
I will be (B)exalted among the [b]nations, I will be exalted on the earth.”
Footnotes
- Psalm 46:10 Or Let go, relax
- Psalm 46:10 Or Gentiles
Psalm 46:10
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Psalm 46:10
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“Be still and know (recognize, understand) that I am God.
I will be exalted among the nations! I will be exalted in the earth.”
Psalm 46:10
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Psalm 46:10
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Psalm 4:4
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Psalm 4:4
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- Psalm 4:4 Lit. Tremble or Be agitated
Psalm 4:4
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Psalm 4:4
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Tremble [with anger or fear], and do not sin;
Meditate in your heart upon your bed and be still [reflect on your sin and repent of your rebellion].(A) Selah.
Psalm 4:4
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Psalm 4:4
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Footnotes
- Psalm 4:4 Or In your anger (see Septuagint)
Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 27:14
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14 (A)Wait[a] on the Lord;
Be of good courage,
And He shall strengthen your heart;
Wait, I say, on the Lord!
Footnotes
- Psalm 27:14 Wait in faith
Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 27:14
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Wait for and confidently expect the Lord;
Be strong and let your heart take courage;
Yes, wait for and confidently expect the Lord.
Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 27:14
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Psalm 33:20
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Psalm 33:20
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20 Our soul waits for the Lord;
He is our help and our shield.
Psalm 33:20
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Psalm 33:20
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Psalm 33:20
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Psalm 33:20
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We wait [expectantly] for the Lord;
He is our help and our shield.
Psalm 33:20
New International Version
Psalm 33:20
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20 We wait(A) in hope for the Lord;
he is our help and our shield.
Isaiah 30:7
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Isaiah 30:7
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7 (A)For the Egyptians shall help in vain and to no purpose.
Therefore I have called her
[a]Rahab-Hem-Shebeth.
Footnotes
- Isaiah 30:7 Lit. Rahab Sits Idle
Isaiah 30:7
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Isaiah 30:7
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7 Even Egypt, whose (A)help is vain and empty.
Therefore, I have called [a]her
“[b](B)Rahab who has been exterminated.”
Footnotes
- Isaiah 30:7 Lit this one
- Isaiah 30:7 MT They are Rahab or arrogance, to remain; i.e., Egypt, as a sea monster; see note Job 26:12
Isaiah 30:7
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Isaiah 30:7
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For Egypt’s help is worthless and good for nothing.
Therefore, I have called her
“Rahab Who Has Been Exterminated.”
Isaiah 30:7
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Isaiah 30:7
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Isaiah 64:4
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Isaiah 64:4
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4 For since the beginning of the world
(A)Men have not heard nor perceived by the ear,
Nor has the eye seen any God besides You,
Who acts for the one who waits for Him.
Isaiah 64:4
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Isaiah 64:4
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4 For from days of old (A)they have not heard or perceived by ear,
Nor has the eye seen a God besides You,
Who acts in behalf of one who (B)waits for Him.
Isaiah 64:4
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Isaiah 64:4
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For from days of old no one has heard, nor has ear perceived,
Nor has the eye [a]seen a God besides You,
Who works and acts in behalf of the one who [gladly] waits for Him.
Footnotes
- Isaiah 64:4 Or seen, O God, besides You, what He will do.... The ancient rabbis favored this translation or a variation of it, and some suggested that the unexpressed object (what) is wine preserved since the creation, or Eden. They all applied this verse to the future that follows the millennial kingdom, and was mostly a mystery to them. Heaven, or specifically the New Jerusalem, that follows the kingdom was partially revealed to John in Revelation. There is a story in the Talmud that when King Ahasuerus held a great banquet in Susa for seven days (Esth 1:5), he arrogantly asked the Jews if God could do better for them than that. They quoted this line to him in reply, and said that in the time to come if God provided nothing better for them than this feast, they could tell Him that they had already enjoyed such a feast at the table of Ahasuerus.
Isaiah 64:4
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Isaiah 64:4
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