Psalms 90

1 A prayer of Moses, the man of God. Lord, you have been a home to us one generation after another.

prayer to/for Moses man [the] God Lord habitation you(m. s.) to be to/for us in/on/with generation and generation

2 Before the mountains were born, or the earth and the world were brought forth, from everlasting to everlasting you are God.

in/on/with before mountain: mount to beget and to twist: give birth land: country/planet and world and from forever: enduring till forever: enduring you(m. s.) God

3 You bring us back to the dust, you summon mortals to return.

to return: return human till dust and to say to return: return son: child man

4 For you see a thousand years as the passing of yesterday, as a watch in the night.

for thousand year in/on/with eye: seeing your like/as day previously for to pass and watch in/on/with night

5 Your floods sweep them away; they are like a dream, or like grass which sprouts in the morning,

to flood them sleep to be in/on/with morning like/as grass to pass

6 which blossoms and sprouts in the morning, but by evening is cut and withered.

in/on/with morning to blossom and to pass to/for evening to circumcise and to wither

7 For your anger consumes us, the heat of your wrath confounds us.

for to end: finish in/on/with face: anger your and in/on/with rage your to dismay

8 Our sins you have set before you, our secrets in the light of your face.

(to set: make *Qk) iniquity: crime our to/for before you to conceal our to/for light face: before your

9 For through your wrath our days are declining, we bring our years to an end as a sigh.

for all day our to turn in/on/with fury your to end: finish year our like moaning

10 The span of our life is seventy years, or, if we are strong, maybe eighty; yet is their breadth but empty toil, for swiftly they go, and we fly away.

day: year year our in/on/with them seventy year and if in/on/with might eighty year and pride their trouble and evil: trouble for to cut off quickly and to fly [emph?]

11 Who lays to heart the power of your anger? Or who stands in reverent awe of your wrath?

who? to know strength face: anger your and like/as fear your fury your

12 O teach us to count our days so our minds may learn wisdom.

to/for to count day our so to know and to come (in): bring heart wisdom

13 Return, O Lord; why so long? Relent on your servants.

to return: return [emph?] LORD till how and to be sorry: comfort upon servant/slave your

14 Grant us your love to the full in the morning, that all our days we may shout for joy.

to satisfy us in/on/with morning kindness your and to sing and to rejoice in/on/with all day our

15 Make us glad for the days you have humbled us, for the evil years we have seen.

to rejoice us like/as day to afflict us year to see: see distress: evil

16 Let your servants see you in action, show your majesty to their children.

to see: see to(wards) servant/slave your work your and glory your upon son: child their

17 Let the grace of the Lord our God be upon us, uphold what our hands are striving to do.

and to be pleasantness Lord God our upon us and deed: work hand our to establish: establish [emph?] upon us and deed: work hand our to establish: establish him