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Psalms 130

1 The people of God from their bottomless miseries do crye unto God, and are heard. 3 They confess their sins and flee unto God’s mercie.
¶ A song of degrees.
1.Out of the adeep places have I called unto thee, ô Lord.
2.Lord, hear my voice: let thine ears attend to the voice of my praiers.
3.If thou, ô Lord, straitly markest iniquities, ô Lord, bwho shal stand?
4.But mercie is with thee, that thou cmaiest be feared.
5.I have waited on the Lord: my soul hathe waited, and I have trusted in his word.
6.My soul waiteth on the Lord more then the morning watch watcheth for the morning.
7.Let Israél wait on the Lord: for with the Lord is dmercie, and with him is great redemption.
8.And he shal redeem Israél from all his iniquities.

Notes

1-a.
Being in great distress and sorrow.
3-b.
He declares that we cannot be just before God, but by forgiveness of sins.
4-c.
Because of nature you are merciful: therefore the faithful reverence you.
7-d.
He shows to whom the mercy of God does appertain: to Israel, that is to the Church, and not to the reprobate.