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1 Lord, who schal dwelle in thi tabernacle; ether who schal reste in thin hooli hil?
2 He that entrith with out wem; and worchith riytfulnesse.
3 Which spekith treuthe in his herte; which dide not gile in his tunge. Nethir dide yuel to his neiybore; and took not schenschip ayens hise neiyboris.
4 A wickid man is brouyt to nouyt in his siyt; but he glorifieth hem that dreden the Lord. Which swerith to his neiybore, and disseyueth not;
5 which yaf not his money to vsure; and took not yiftis on the innocent. He, that doith these thingis, schal not be moued with outen ende.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Psalms 14:1 say about the fool?
It opens, 'The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God,' followed by the claim that such people are corrupt and there is 'none that doeth good' — read it at Psalms 14:1.
How widespread does Psalms 14 say human corruption is?
It says God looks down from heaven to find anyone who understands and seeks him, but concludes 'they are all gone aside...there is none that doeth good, no, not one' (v.2-3), language later quoted in Romans 3:10-12.
What hope does Psalms 14 end with?
It closes longing for salvation to come out of Zion, so that when the LORD restores his people's fortunes, Jacob will rejoice and Israel will be glad (v.7).
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Yonder is the sea, great and wide, Wherein are things creeping innumerable, Both small and great beasts.
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