Psalm 146
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Psalm 146
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Praise the lord
Praise the lord, o my soul
I will praise the lord all my life
I will sing praise to my god as long as i live
Do not put your trust in princes
In mortal men, who cannot save
When their spirit departs, they return to the ground
On that very day their plans come to nothing
Blessed is he whose help is the god of jacob
Whose hope is in the lord his god
The maker of heaven and earth
The sea, and everything in them
The lord, who remains faithful forever
He upholds the cause of the oppressed
And gives food to the hungry
The lord sets prisoners free
The lord gives sight to the blind
The lord lifts up those who are bowed down
The lord loves the righteous
The lord watches over the alien
And sustains the fatherless and the widow
But he frustrates the ways of the wicked
The lord reigns forever
Your god, o zion, for all generations
Praise the lord
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