Psalms 67 et 68 : Against severe imprisonment and fever caused by evil influences

Updated : Sat 13 Nov 2021 AM (UTC +1)

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These two psalms have for Holy Name JAH.
The first psalm should be recited against a fit of fever and against severe imprisonment.
The second psalm, on the other hand, should be recited on a vessel filled with water on which the sun has never shone, in a low voice and in the name of the sick; then the patient washes himself with water and he will be delivered from the evil spirit which disturbs him.

Psalm 67
67.1
(67: 1) To the Chief Musician. With stringed instruments. Psalm. Canticle. (67: 2) May God have mercy on us and bless us, let his face shine on us, -Pause.
67.2
(67: 3) That they may know your way on earth, and your salvation among all the nations!
67.3
(67: 4) The peoples praise you, O God! All peoples praise you.
67.4
(67: 5) The nations rejoice and are glad; For you judge the peoples in righteousness, and you lead the nations on the earth. -Pause.
67.5
(67: 6) The peoples praise you, O God! All peoples praise you.
67.6
(67: 7) The earth gives its produce; God our God blesses us.
67.7
(67: 8) God bless us, and all the ends of the earth fear him.

Psalm 68
68.1
(68: 1) To the Chief Musician. From David. Psalm. Canticle. (68: 2) God arises, his enemies are scattered, and his adversaries flee from his sight.
68.2
(68: 3) As the smoke clears, you dispel them; As wax melts in the fire, The wicked disappear before God.
68.3
(68: 4) But the righteous rejoice, they triumph before God, They have transports of joy.
68.4
(68: 5) Sing to God, celebrate his name! Clear the way for the one who walks across the plains! The Lord is his name: rejoice before him!
68.5
(68: 6) The father of orphans, the defender of widows, It is God in his holy abode.
68.6
(68: 7) God gives a family to those who were abandoned, He delivers the captives and makes them happy; The rebels alone live in arid places.
68.7
(68: 8) O God! when you went out at the head of your people, When you walked in the desert, -Pause.
68.8
(68: 9) The earth trembled, the heavens were melted before God, Sinai moved before God, the God of Israel.
68.9
(68:10) You caused a beneficial rain to fall, O God! You strengthened your exhausted heritage.
68.10
(68:11) Your people dwell in the land Your loving kindness, O God! you had prepared for the unfortunate.
68.11
(68:12) The Lord spoke a word, And the messengers of good news are a great host: -
68.12
(68:13) Kings of hosts flee, flee, and she that remains at home divides the spoil.
68.13
(68:14) While you are lying in the midst of the stables, the wings of the dove are covered with silver, and its plumage is golden yellow. -
68.14
(68:15) When the Almighty scattered the kings in the land, the earth became white as the snow of Tsalmon.
68.15
(68:16) Mountains of God, mountains of Bashan, mountains of many peaks, mountains of Bashan,
68.16
(68:17) Why, mountains with many summits, do you envy Against the mountain that God willed for your residence? Nevertheless, the Lord will make his dwelling place forever.
68.17
(68:18) The chariots of the Lord are numbered by twenty thousand, by thousands and by thousands; The Lord is in their midst, Sinai is in the sanctuary.
68.18
(68:19) You have ascended to the heights, you have taken captives, you have given men as gifts; The rebels will also dwell near the Lord God.
68.19
(68:20) Blessed be the Lord every day! When we are overwhelmed, God delivers us. -Pause.
68.20
(68:21) God is the God of salvation to us, and the Lord the Lord can save us from death.
68.21
(68:22) Yes, God will break the heads of his enemies, the crown of the heads of those who live in sin.
68.22
(68:23) The Lord said, I will bring them back from Bashan, I will bring them back from the bottom of the sea,
68.23
(68:24) That you may dip your foot in blood, and the tongue of your dogs may have its share of enemies.
68.24
(68:25) They see your walk, O God! The walk of my God, of my king, in the sanctuary.
68.25
(68:26) At the head are the singers, then those who play instruments, In the midst of young girls beating the tambourine.
68.26
(68:27) Bless God in the assemblies, Bless the Lord, descendants of Israel!
68.27
(68:28) There are Benjamin the youngest, who rules over them, the rulers of Judah and their company, the rulers of Zebulun, the rulers of Naphtali.
68.28
(68:29) Your God commands you to be mighty; Establish, O God, what You have done for us!
68.29
(68:30) From your temple you reign over Jerusalem; Kings will bring you gifts.
68.30
(68:31) Terrified the beast of the reeds, the herd of bulls with the calves of the peoples, who bow down with pieces of silver! Scatter the peoples who take pleasure in fighting!
68.31
(68:32) Great men come from Egypt; Ethiopia runs up, hands outstretched to God.
68.32
(68:33) Kingdoms of the earth, sing to God, Praise the Lord! -Pause.
68.33
(68:34) Sing to him who walks into the heavens, the heavens everlasting! Behold, he utters his voice, his mighty voice.
68.34
(68:35) Give glory to God! His majesty is over Israel, and his strength is in the heavens.
68.35
(68:36) From your sanctuary, O God! you are formidable. The God of Israel gives his people strength and power. Blessed be God!

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