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73:1 (A psalm by Asaph.) God is truly good to Israel, especially to everyone with a pure heart.
73:2 But I almost stumbled and fell,
73:3 because it made me jealous to see proud and evil people and to watch them prosper.
73:4 They never have to suffer, they stay healthy,
73:5 and they don't have troubles like everyone else.
73:6 Their pride is like a necklace, and they commit sin more often than they dress themselves.
73:7 Their eyes bulge with fat, and their minds are flooded with foolish thoughts.
73:8 They sneer and say cruel things, and because of their pride, they make violent threats.
73:9 They dare to speak against God and to order others around.
73:10 God will bring his people back, and they will drink the water he so freely gives.
73:11 Only evil people would say, “God Most High cannot know everything!”
73:12 Yet all goes well for them, and they live in peace.
73:13 What good did it do me to keep my thoughts pure and refuse to do wrong?
73:14 I am sick all day, and I am punished each morning.
73:15 If I had said evil things, I would not have been loyal to your people.
73:16 It was hard for me to understand all this!
73:17 Then I went to your temple, and there I understood what will happen to my enemies.
73:18 You will make them stumble, never to get up again.
73:19 They will be terrified, suddenly swept away and no longer there.
73:20 They will disappear, Lord, despised like a bad dream the morning after.
73:21 Once I was bitter and brokenhearted.
73:22 I was stupid and ignorant, and I treated you as a wild animal would.
73:23 But I never really left you, and you hold my right hand.
73:24 Your advice has been my guide, and later you will welcome me in glory.
73:25 In heaven I have only you, and on this earth you are all I want.
73:26 My body and mind may fail, but you are my strength and my choice forever.
73:27 All-Powerful Lord God, those who stay far from you will be lost, and you will destroy those who are unfaithful.
73:28 It is good for me to be near you. I choose you as my protector, and I will tell about your wonderful deeds.