Sealm 83
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Sealm 82
1Hwylc is Ăľe gelic, Â Â Â Â Âece Drihten?
Ne swiga Ă°u, Â Â Â Â Âne Ăľe sylfne bewere.
2For Ăľon Ăľine feond     Âfæcne forwurdan,
Ăľa Ă°e fæste ær     Âfeodan, Drihten,
and heora heafod wiĂ° Ăľe     Âhofan swiĂ°e.
3Hi on Ă°inum folce him     Âfacen geswipere
syredan and feredan, Â Â Â Â Âand to swice hogedon,
and ehtunga     Âealle hæfdon,
hu hi Ăľine halgan     Âher yfeladan.
4Cwædan cuĂ°lice:     Â“wutun cuman ealle
and hi towyrpan     Âgeond werĂľeoda,
þæt ne sy gemyndig     Âmanna ænig,
hu Israhela naman     Âænig nemne.”
5For Ăľon hi an geĂľeaht     Âealle ymbsætan,
and gewitnesse wiĂ° Ăľe     Âwise gesettan.
6Selegesceotu synd     Âonsægd in Idumea
and Ismæhelita,     Âeac synt Moabes,
7Ammon and Ammalech, Â Â Â Â ÂAgareni,
swylce Gebal     Âand grame manige
fremde Ăľeoda mid eardiendum     Âfolce on Tyrum.
8Cwom samod mid Ă°am     Âswylce Assur;
ealle on wegum     Âæghwær syndon
on leodstefnum     ÂLoĂ°es bearnum.
9Do him nu swa Ă°u dydest     Âdagum Madiane
and Sisare, Â Â Â Â Âswylce Iabin;
10ealle Ăľa namon     ÂÆndor wylle
and Cisone     Âclæne hlimme;
wurdan Ăľa earme     ÂeorĂľan to meohxe.
11Sete heora ealdormenn     Âswa Ă°u Oreb dydest,
Zeb and Zebee     Âand Salmanaa,
and heora ealdrum     Âeallum swylce;
12ealle Ăľa on an     Âær gecwædon,
þæt hi halignesse godes     Âher gesettan.
13Sete hi nu, min god, Â Â Â Â Âsamod anlice
swa se wægnes hweol     Âoþþe windes healm,
14and swa færincga     Âfyr wudu byrneĂ°,
oĂ°Ă°e swa lig freteĂ°     Âlungre morhæð,
15Swa Ăľu hi on yrre     Âehtest and drefest,
þæt hi on hrernesse     ÂhraĂľe forweorĂ°aĂ°.
16Gedo þæt hiora ansyn     Âawa sceamige,
Ăľonne hi naman Ăľinne     Âneode seceaĂ°.
17Ealle beoĂ° georette, Â Â Â Â Âeac gescende,
and on weoruldlife     ÂweorĂľaĂ° gedrefde,
18Ăľonne hi naman Ăľinne     Âneode seceaĂ°.
Ăžu ana eart     Âofer ealle heah
eorĂ°buende, Â Â Â Â Âece Drihten.
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The first 50 psalms are credited to King Alfred the Great and were written in c.890-899 AD, and the last 100 psalms were translated c.900-950 AD by an unknown poet.
