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A song for that day

¹On that day you will say: \q LORD, I thank You! You were angry with me, \q but Your anger has turned back, and now You comfort me. ²Look, God is my salvation! I will rely on Him and not be afraid. \q For Yah, the LORD, is my strength and my song; \q He has become my salvation. ³Rejoicing, you will draw water \q from the springs of salvation. ⁴On that day you will say: \q Give thanks to the LORD; call on His name! \q Make His deeds known among the peoples; \q remind them that His name is lifted high. ⁵Make music to the LORD, for He has acted in majesty; \q let the whole earth come to know it. ⁶Raise the cry and sing out, you who live in Zion, \q for the Holy One of Israel, who is among you, is great.

Примечания

a1your anger has turned back, and you comfort me. Или: may your anger turn back, and may you comfort me (Под вопросом).
b2song: the theme of my song. Или: my strength and my protection (Под вопросом).