Psalms 17:12
Aryse O God, preuent his commyng, make hym to bowe: delyuer thou my soule from the vngodly which is thy sworde.
Aryse O God, preuent his commyng, make hym to bowe: delyuer thou my soule from the vngodly which is thy sworde.
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10He layeth wayte for me lyke a beare, and as a lion in a hole.
11He hath marred my wayes, and broken me in peeces, he hath layde me waste altogether.
8He sitteth lurkyng in theeuishe corners of the streates: and priuily in lurking dennes he doth murther the innocent, he eyeth diligently hym that is weake.
9He lieth in wayte lurking as a Lion in his denne: he lyeth in wayte lurkyng, that he may violently carry away the afflicted, he doth carry away violentlye the afflicted, in halyng hym into his net.
10He croucheth and humbleth him selfe: so that a number of the that be weake, fall by his myght.
12Many oxen are come about me: fat bulles of Bashan close me in on euery syde.
13They gape vpon me with their mouthes: as it were a rampyng and a roryng lion.
11Where is the abiding place of lions, and the feding plot of lions whelpes become, whyther the young and olde lion had their resort? there dwelt the lion, & there was no man to put him in feare.
12The lion made his praye aboundauntly for his whelpes, and strangled for his she lions, and hath filled his dennes with pray, and his abyding places with spoyle.
7Therfore wyll I be vnto them as a lion, and as a leoparde in the wayes to the Assyrians.
8I wyll meete them as a she beare that is robbed of her whelpes, and I wyll breake that stubburne heart of theirs, there wyll I deuour them like a lion, yea the wylde beastes shall teare them.
29His crye is as it were of a Lion, and he roreth lyke Lions whelpes: they shall roare and hantche vpon the pray, and no man shall recouer it, nor get it from them.
11His doynges be lyke a lions that is greedy to take a pray: and as a lions whelpe lurkyng in secrete places.
21The Lions do roare after a pray: and in seeking their meate of God.
10The roring of the lion, and the voyce of the lion, and the teeth of the lions whelpes are pulled out.
11The lion perisheth for lake of pray, & the lions whelpes are scattered abrode.
39Wylt thou hunt the pray for the lion? or fill the appetite of the lions whelpes,
40When they couche in their places, and tarie in the couert to lye in wayte?
24Beholde, the people shall ryse vp as a Lion, and heaue vp him self as a young Lion: He shall not lye downe, vntyll he eate of the pray, and drinke the blood of them that are slayne.
2Lest he like a Lion seasoneth on my soule: teareth it in peeces, hauyng no rescue.
6Which went among the lions, and became a fearce lion, learned to catche the pray, and to deuour folke,
7He destroyed their palaces and made their cities waste, insomuch that the whole lande and euery thyng therin were vtterly desolate through the voyce of his roaryng.
38They haue forsaken their foldes like as a lion: for their lande is waste because of the spoylers furious crueltie, and of his fearefull indignation.
13Deliuer thou me O God from men which be thy hande: from men, from the worlde, whose portion is in this lyfe, whose bellyes thou fyllest with thy priuie treasure.
2And say: wherfore lay thy mother that lionesse among the lions? she norished her young ones among the lions whelpes.
3One of her whelpes she brought vp, and it be came a lion, it learned to catche the pray and to deuour folke.
15As a roaring Lion and an hungrye Beare, so is an vngodly prince ouer the poore people.
4Wyll a lion roare in the forest when he hath no pray? or wil a lions whelpe crye out of his denne, if he haue taken nothing?
15They rore and crye vpon him as lions, they haue made his lande waste: his cities are so burnt vp, that there is no man dwellyng in them:
9Iuda is a lions whelpe: fro thy spoyle my sonne thou art come on hye. He layed him downe, and couched himselfe as a lion, and as a lionesse: who wyll stirre hym vp?
12Let vs swallowe them vp lyke the graue quicke and whole, as those that go downe into the pit:
8Be sober, & watche, for your aduersarie the deuyll, as a roaryng Lion walketh about seking who he may deuour:
8Wherin the lions whelpes walke not, and where no lion commeth.
6Breake their teeth O Lorde in their mouthes: smite a sunder the chawe bones of Lions O God.
30A lion whiche is strongest among beastes, and shunneth not at the syght of any:
4My soule is among Lions, and I lye among those that are set on fire: among the children of men whose teeth are speares and arrowes, and their tongue a sharpe sword.
6For a nation is come vp vpon my lande, mightie and without number: his teeth are as the teeth of a lion, and he hath the iawes of a great lion.
17Lorde howe long wylt thou looke vpon this: O deliuer my soule from their raginges, and my dearling from Lions whelpes.
18So these lay wayte for the blood of them, and lye priuily for their liues.
19Our persecutours are swifter then the Egles of the ayre: they folowed vppon vs ouer the mountaynes, and layde wayte for vs in the wyldernesse.
6They flocke together, they kepe them selues close: they marke my steppes, that they may lye in wayte for my soule.
16And let it increase, hunte me as a lion, & returne and shew thy selfe maruaylous vpon me.
7For the spoyler of the gentiles is broken vp from his place as a lion out of his denne: that he may make thy lande waste, and destroy the cities, so that no man may dwell therin.
10Young Lions do lacke and suffer hunger: but they whiche seeke God, shall want no maner of thing that is good.
9They haue inclosed them selues in their owne fat: with their mouth they speake proude thynges.
4For thus hath the Lorde spoken vnto me: Lyke as the lion and lions whelpe roareth vpon the pray that he hath gotten, and is not afraide though the multitude of shepheardes crye out vpon him, neither be abashed for all the heape of them: so shall the Lorde of hoastes come downe to fight for mount Sion, and defende his hyll.
1The vngodly fleeth when no man pursueth him: but the righteous are bolde as a Lion.
38They shall rose together lyke lions, and as the young lions when they be angry, so shall they bende them selues.
32The vngodly spyeth the righteous: and seeketh occasion to slay hym.
6Wherfore a lion out of the wood hath hurt them, and a woolfe in the euenyng shall destroy them, the Leoparde doth lye lurkyng by their cities, to teare in peeces all them that come therout: for their offences are multiplied, and their departyng away is encreased.