Rotherham(i)
14 As a twittering swallow, so, do I chatter, I coo as a dove,––Mine eyes languish, through looking on high, O My Lord! distress is upon me––my Surety!
15 What can I say? Since he hath promised for me, Himself, will perform. I will go softly, all my years, Because of the bitterness of my soul.
16 O My Lord! on those things do men live,––And, altogether in them, is the life of my spirit, When thou hast strengthened me, and made me live.
17 Lo! for well–being, I had bitterness––bitterness,––But, thou, cleaving unto my soul, hast raised me from the pit of corruption, For thou hast cast, behind thy back, all my sins.
18 For, hades, cannot praise thee, Nor, death, celebrate thee,––They who go down to the pit cannot wait for thy faithfulness.
19 The living, the living, he, can praise thee, As I, do this day,––A father, to his children, can make known thy faithfulness.