Basic English Images Collection: Bible Verses on Psalms Chapter 75
Psalms 75:1. <To the chief music-maker; put to Al-tashheth. A Psalm. Of Asaph. A Song.> To you, O God, we give praise, to you we give praise: and those who give honour to your name make clear your works of power.
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Psalms 75:2. When the right time has come, I will be the judge in righteousness.
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Psalms 75:3. When the earth and all its people become feeble, I am the support of its pillars. (Selah.)
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Psalms 75:4. I say to the men of pride, Let your pride be gone: and to the sinners, Let not your horn be lifted up.
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Psalms 75:5. Let not your horn be lifted up: let no more words of pride come from your outstretched necks.
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Psalms 75:6. For honour does not come from the east, or from the west, or uplifting from the south;
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Psalms 75:7. But God is the judge, putting down one, and lifting up another.
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Psalms 75:8. For in the hand of the Lord is a cup, and the wine is red; it is well mixed, overflowing from his hand: he will make all the sinners of the earth take of it, even to the last drop.
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Psalms 75:9. But I will ever be full of joy, making songs of praise to the God of Jacob.
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Psalms 75:10. By him will all the horns of the sinners be cut off; but the horns of the upright will be lifted up.
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