PSAL. LXXXII. A Psalm of Asaph

THe mighty God doth stand within th' assembly of the strong. And he it is that righteously do Judge the gods among. Give judgment of unrighteousness how long a time will ye Will ye accept the countenance of those that wicked be?.

See that the needy ye defend, also the fatherless: Vnto th' afflicted justice do, and to them in distress. The wasted poor, and those that are in need deliver ye; And them redeem out of the hand of such as wicked be.

They know not, nor will understand, in darkness they walk on, The earths foundations all of them quite out of course are gone. I said that ye were gods, likewise sons of the highest all: But ye shall die like men and like, one of the princes fall. 8 That thou mayst judge the earth, O God do thou thy self advance: For thou shalt have the Nations all for thine inheritance.