Psalms 123:4 Cross References - Thomson

⁴ Our soul is filled exceedingly; we are the scoff of the prosperous and the contempt of the haughty.

¹⁹ But when Sanaballat the Aronite, and Tobia the servant the Ammonite and Gesem the Arab heard, they laughed at us, and came to us and said, What is this which you are doing? Are you going to rebel against the king?

⁵ For it hath been ordered that for a time he shall fall beneath others: and that his houses shall be wasted by transgressors.

⁴ I indeed could speak as you do. But were your soul in my soul's stead, would I insult you with words and shake my head at you?

⁵ They are not in trouble like other men; nor with other men to be scourged. ⁶ Therefore haughtiness hath got a mastery over them; they have clothed themselves with their iniquity and impiety. ⁷ Their iniquity springeth up as it were out of fatness; they passed on to the purpose of their heart. ⁸ They thought and spoke wickedly; they spoke injustice with a lofty air. ⁹ They set their mouth against heaven; and their tongue passed on over the earth.

⁵¹ The haughty transgressed to a great degree, but from thy law I turned not aside.

⁹ [p] Arise ye rich women and hear my voice, hearken to my words ye daughters of hope!

¹¹ Be confounded; be grieved, ye confident women! strip; make yourselves bare; gird your loins

¹¹ Moab enjoyed rest from his youth and trusted in his glory; he hath not been decanted from vessel to vessel; and into banishment he hath never gone. Therefore his taste remaineth in him and his flavour is not lost:

²⁷ for was not Israel an object of mirth to thee and found among thy stolen goods, because thou didst fight against him?

²⁹ [p] I have heard indeed of the pride of Moab: he was very proud; and of his haughtiness; his heart was elated.

¹ Alas for them who despise Sion and have put their trust in the mount of Samaria. They have gathered as a vintage the governments of nations and gone in

²¹ Now all the Athenians, and the foreigners who reside among them, spent their leisure time in nothing else but in telling and hearing news.

³² When they heard of the resurrection of the dead, some made a jest of it; and some said we will hear thee again on this subject.

²⁴ While Paul was thus making his defence, Festus said with a loud voice, Paul thou art distracted. Those many writings whirl thee to madness.

¹³ being defamed we exhort. We are become as it were the expiatory sacrifices of the world; the refuse of all things until now.