thf heavens, the work nf thy fntgns, the moon and the rtars, which thou halt ordained:
4. what is man, that thou art mindful of him? snâ the trim of man, that thou viiitest him?
5. For thou hast made him a littie lower tnan the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honnr.
6. Thou mad«st him t• have dominion over the works of thy hands; thou hast but all things under his feet.
7. ait sizoep and px‹»j, yea, and the beasts of; thn field; 8. the fowl or nu sit, and nie nsh of the aea, whatsoevor passeth ibrougli the pnths of
the sean.
9. O Lord ou Leia, how exœti nt is thr name in alt the earth!
BRING CUSTOMERS TO ONE•S BUGINESS
Each day, before the shep is opened, burn some of the Prosperity lnœnse and pray this Psalm.
ïMPROVE SELF-ESTEEM
Gain confidence by reading when doubts of Vvorthinesscome inte the mind. Repeal Verses 5 and 6 over and over until bath heart aod mind brcome corwinced of its reassuring message—that God has made each of us enly “a littla lower than the angels, and hast crowned hïm with glory and honor.”
pSALM 9
PSALM 9
l . I will piaise thee, O Lotd, with my whole hent; I wilt show fotth all thy marrelous works-2. I will be glad and rcjoice in thee: I will xing praise te ihy name, O thou btnet High.
3. When mine enemicc are tuined back, they shall fall and porish at thy rrecence.
4. For titou hast majntained mx right and mr cause: tlion sateat in fh° thr°n° Jkd8in8
right.
5, you hasi icbuked tkc heather, thor hast dostioyed the wick»d, chou put out
their name for evur gitd excl.
6. 0 ihou enemy, destructions are come to z perpetual rna: sod thou halt destroyed cities; their memorial is perished with them.
7. But the Loid ihall endure foi ever: ho hath prepared his throno fur judgmcnt.
8. And ho shall judge tlio world in iighteoumcss, lie shall minister judgment to thc people 9. The Lord also wiil be a refuge for the oppressed, a refuge in times of trouble.
10. And ther that know thy name w1i1 put thek trust in thee: for thou, Cmd. hait not tozs ake n them that seek thee.
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declare among the people his doings.
i2, wiien he maketh inquisition for blood, he remembeieth them: he foigett•th not the
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cry nf tne humble.
13. Hare mercy upon me, O Lord; consider my iroubk which I suffer of thefn that hate me, thou that 1\ftest me up fron› the gates oddeam: 14. that I may show forth all thy Waite in the gntes nf the daughter nd Zimi: I will xcjoicn in thy satYztion.
15. The heathen are sunk down in the pit that they made: the net which they hid ig
their own foot taken.
16. The Land is known by the judgmmt shit he executeth: the wicked is nnfld JR
own hande. Higgaion. $elah.
17. The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget Ged.
18. For the needy shall not always bi forgotten: the expectation of the peer shall not petish for oret.
19. Arise, O Lord; let nut man prorail: let the heathen be judged in thy sight.
20. Put them in fear, O Lord: that the nations may know thsmsnlvea to be but men. Salah.
OVERCOME ALL EVIL FORCES
Copy Verses 5 and b onto parchment and place the paper beneath a Black Candle which is then lighted and burned until consumed.
REDUCE THE POWER OF ENEMIES
Pray the Psalm devoutly and all wil] be powerless to harm you. Between each verse, insert this prayer, "God is my salvation; I will trust and will not be afraid.”
PSALM 1(I
PSALbf 10
1. Why standest thou afar off, O Lord? Why hidmt thou thyself in times of trouble?
2. The wicked in his pride doth persecute the poor: let them be taken in the dnvion that 3. For the wicked boasteth nf hic heart's desire, and blcsseth the the
Lord abhorreth.