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Psalm 8
- 1 Dem Vorsänger, auf der Gittith. Ein Psalm von David. Jehova, unser Herr, wie herrlich ist dein Name auf der ganzen Erde, der du deine Majestät gestellt hast über die Himmel!
- 2 Aus dem Munde der Kinder und Säuglinge hast du Macht gegründet um deiner Bedränger willen, um zum Schweigen zu bringen den Feind und den Rachgierigen.
- 3 Wenn ich anschaue deinen Himmel, deiner Finger Werk, den Mond und die Sterne, die du bereitet hast:
- 4 Was ist der Mensch, daß du sein gedenkst, und des Menschen Sohn, daß du auf ihn achthast?
- 5 Denn ein wenig hast du ihn unter die Engel erniedrigt; und mit Herrlichkeit und Pracht hast du ihn gekrönt.
- 6 Du hast ihn zum Herrscher gemacht über die Werke deiner Hände; alles hast du unter seine Füße gestellt:
- 7 Schafe und Rinder allesamt und auch die Tiere des Feldes,
- 8 das Gevögel des Himmels und die Fische des Meeres, was die Pfade der Meere durchwandert.
- 9 Jehova, unser Herr, wie herrlich ist dein Name auf der ganzen Erde!
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Elberfelder (1905) (elberfelder1905 - 1.6)
2021-02-08German (de)
German Darby Unrevidierte Elberfelder 1905,
Copyright by R. Bockhaus Verlag, Germany- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible .German
- Distribution Abbreviation: elberfelder1905
License
Public Domain
Source (OSIS)
Unbound Bible
- history_1.1
- enciphered module
- history_1.2
- set proper SourceType
- history_1.3
- deciphered module as it has passed into the public domain
- history_1.4
- fixed mixed up text parts, converted to OSIS, compressed module
- history_1.5
- corrected bad markup, text from new source (Unbound Bible)
- history_1.6
- (2021-02-08) Versification change
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