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诗篇 第137章 (CHIUN)

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Psalms 137
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1 我們曾在 巴比倫 的河 邊 坐下,一追想 錫安 就 哭了。

2 我們把琴 掛 在 那裡 的柳樹上;

3 因為 在那裡,擄掠我們的 要我們 唱歌,搶奪我們的 要我們作樂,說:給我們 唱 一首錫安 歌吧!

4 我們怎能 在 外邦 唱 耶和華 的歌呢?

5 耶路撒冷啊,我若 忘記你,情願我的右手 忘記技巧!

6 我若 不 記念你,若 不 看 耶路撒冷 過於 我所最 喜樂的,情願我的舌頭 貼 於上膛!

7 耶路撒冷 遭難的日子,以東 人 說:拆毀!拆毀!直拆到 根基!耶和華啊,求你記念這仇!

8 將要被滅 的巴比倫城啊(城:原文是女子),報復 你像 你待 我們的,那人便為有福!

9 拿 你的嬰孩 摔 在 磐石上的,那人便為有福!

常见问题

What is Psalm 137 about?
It's a lament of Jewish exiles "by the rivers of Babylon," who wept remembering Zion and hung their harps on the willows rather than sing for their captors (vv.1-3).
What does verse 5 vow about Jerusalem?
V.5 vows, "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning," a promise never to forget the city even in exile.
How does the psalm end?
It ends harshly, pronouncing "happy" whoever repays Babylon "as thou hast served us," including a violent line against "her little ones" (v.9), reflecting the raw anguish of the exiles.

The psalmist vows never to forget Jerusalem, even letting his "right hand forget her cunning" first, before closing with a harsh cry against Edom and Babylon similar in tone to Isaiah 13:16. Browse further on the Psalms overview or continue to Psalms 138.