Psalm 2

Why do the heathen rage, and

the people imagine a vain

thing?

The kings of the earth set

themselves, and the rulers take

counsel together, against the

Lord, and against his anointed,

saying,

Let us break their bands asunder,

and cast away their cords

from us.

He that sitteth in the heavens

shall laugh: the Lord shall have

them in derision.

Then shall he speak unto them

in his wrath, and vex them in his

sore displeasure.

Yet have I set my king upon 

my holy hill of Zion.

I will declare the decree: the

Lord hath said unto me, Thou 

art my Son; this day have I begotten

thee.

Ask of me, and I shall give

the the heation for thine inheritance,

and the uttermost parts of 

the earth for thy possession.

Thou shalt break them with a 

rod of iron; thou shalt dash them

in pieces like a potter's vessel.

Be wise now therefore, O ye

kings: be instructed, ye judges

of the earth.

Serve the Lord with fear,

and rejoice with trembling.

Kiss the Son, lest he be 

angry, and ye persih from the

way, when his wrath is kindled

but a little. Blessed are all they

that put their trust in him.

Psalm 2