Psalm 64

	64:0  To the director of music. A Psalm of David.

	64:1  Hear my voice, God, in my complaint; 
		    Protect my life from dread of the enemy.

	64:2  Hide me from the plots of evil men, 
		    from the crowd of evildoers.

	64:3  Who have sharpened their tongues like a sword. 		    They aimed bitter words like their arrows, 

	64:4  To shoot from concealment at the innocent; 
		    Suddenly they shoot and they are not afraid. 

	64:5  They strengthen themselves to carry out an evil 			  purpose; 
		    They plan to hide traps,
		    They say, “Who can see them?”

	64:6  They devise injustices, saying, 
		    “We have developed a well-conceived plot.” 
		    Man’s inner thoughts and heart are deep. 

	64:7  But God will shoot an arrow at them; 
		    Suddenly they will be wounded.

	64:8  They will cause him to stumble
		    Their own tongue is against them; 
		    All who see them will shake their heads.

	64:9  Then all people will fear, 
		    And they will proclaim what God has done, 
		    And they will reflect on it.

	64:10 The righteous person will be glad in the LORD and 		         take refuge in him; 
		     And all the upright of heart will boast.