17. Why do you gaze with envy, you mountain peaks, at the mountain God desired for His dwelling? Yes, Adonai will dwell there forever!
18. The chariots of God are thousands and thousands —my Lord is among them as at Sinai, in holiness.
19. You went up on high. You led captivity captive. You received gifts from humanity, even from the rebellious— so that God might dwell there.
20. Blessed be my Lord! Day by day He bears our burdens— the God of our salvation! Selah
21. God is for us—a God of deliverance. Adonai my Lord has escapes from death.
22. Surely God crushes the head of His foes, the hairy scalp of one walking in his guilt.
23. My Lord said: “I will bring them back from Bashan, I will bring them back from the depths of the sea.
24. So your foot may wade in blood, and your dogs’ tongue may have their share of your enemies’ blood.”
25. They have seen Your processions, O God— the processions of my God, my King, into the Sanctuary:
26. The singers go before, the musicians last, between maidens beating tambourines.
27. “Bless God in the congregations— Adonai, from the fountain of Israel.”
28. There Benjamin, the youngest, is leading them, there the throng of Judah’s princes, there the princes of Zebulun, there the princes of Naphtali.
29. Your God commanded your strength. Strengthen, O God, You who have acted for us.
30. From Your Temple above Jerusalem, kings bring You tribute.