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Psalms 136
- 1 Aan Babels stromen zaten wij schreiend Bij de gedachte aan Sion;
- 2 En aan de wilgen, die daar stonden, Hingen wij onze harpen op.
- 3 Ja, daar durfden onze rovers Ons nog liederen vragen; En onze beulen: "Zingt ons vrolijke wijsjes Uit de zangen van Sion!"
- 4 Ach, hoe zouden wij Jahweh’s liederen zingen Op vreemde bodem!
- 5 Jerusalem, zo ik u zou vergeten, Ik vergat mijn rechterhand nog eer;
- 6 Mijn tong mag aan mijn gehemelte kleven, Zo ik u niet gedenk: Zo ik niet meer van Jerusalem houd, Dan van het toppunt van vreugde.
- 7 Jahweh, reken de zonen van Edom De dag van Jerusalem toe; Die riepen: Smijt ze neer, smijt ze neer; Neer met haar op de grond!
- 8 En gij, dochter van Babel, moordenares: Heil hem, die u vergeldt wat gij ons hebt gedaan;
- 9 Heil hem, die uw kinderen grijpt, En tegen de rots te pletter slaat!
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Petrus Canisius Translation (canisius - 1)
2016-01-09Dutch (nl)
The Holy Scripture, translation from the original texts, by order of the Apologetic Society ‘Petrus Canisius’ undertaken with the approval of the most reverend bishops of the Netherlands.
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