Psalms Chapter 144 - King James Strong Number Version

1: <[A Psalm] of David.> <H1732> Blessed <H1288> [be] the LORD <H3068> my strength, <H6697> which teacheth <H3925> my hands <H3027> to war, <H7128> [and] my fingers <H0676> to fight: <H4421>
2: My goodness, <H2617> and my fortress; <H4686> my high tower, <H4869> and my deliverer; <H6403> my shield, <H4043> and [he] in whom I trust; <H2620> who subdueth <H7286> my people <H5971> under me.
3: LORD, <H3068> what [is] man, <H0120> that thou takest knowledge <H3045> of him! [or] the son <H1121> of man, <H0582> that thou makest account <H2803> of him!
4: Man <H0120> is like <H1819> to vanity: <H1892> his days <H3117> [are] as a shadow <H6738> that passeth away. <H5674>
5: Bow <H5186> thy heavens, <H8064> O LORD, <H3068> and come down: <H3381> touch <H5060> the mountains, <H2022> and they shall smoke. <H6225>
6: Cast forth <H1299> lightning, <H1300> and scatter <H6327> them: shoot out <H7971> thine arrows, <H2671> and destroy <H2000> them.
7: Send <H7971> thine hand <H3027> from above; <H4791> rid <H6475> me, and deliver <H5337> me out of great <H7227> waters, <H4325> from the hand <H3027> of strange <H5236> children; <H1121>
8: Whose mouth <H6310> speaketh <H1696> vanity, <H7723> and their right hand <H3225> [is] a right hand <H3225> of falsehood. <H8267>
9: I will sing <H7891> a new <H2319> song <H7892> unto thee, O God: <H0430> upon a psaltery <H5035> [and] an instrument of ten <H6218> strings will I sing praises <H2167> unto thee.
10: [It is he] that giveth <H5414> salvation <H8668> unto kings: <H4428> who delivereth <H6475> David <H1732> his servant <H5650> from the hurtful <H7451> sword. <H2719>
11: Rid <H6475> me, and deliver <H5337> me from the hand <H3027> of strange <H5236> children, <H1121> whose mouth <H6310> speaketh <H1696> vanity, <H7723> and their right hand <H3225> [is] a right hand <H3225> of falsehood: <H8267>
12: That our sons <H1121> [may be] as plants <H5195> grown up <H1431> in their youth; <H5271> [that] our daughters <H1323> [may be] as corner stones, <H2106> polished <H2404> [after] the similitude <H8403> of a palace: <H1964>
13: [That] our garners <H4200> [may be] full, <H4392> affording <H6329> all manner of store: <H2177> <H2177> [that] our sheep <H6629> may bring forth thousands <H0503> and ten thousands <H7231> in our streets: <H2351>
14: [That] our oxen <H0441> [may be] strong to labour; <H5445> [that there be] no breaking in, <H6556> nor going out; <H3318> that [there be] no complaining <H6682> in our streets. <H7339>
15: Happy <H0835> [is that] people, <H5971> that is in such a case: <H3602> [yea], happy <H0835> [is that] people, <H5971> whose God <H0430> [is] the LORD. <H3068>