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[1] Why do the Heathen so furiously rage together? and why do the people imagine a vayne thing
[2] The kynges of the earth stande vp: and the rulers take counsell together against god, and against his annointed
[3] Let vs breake [say they] their bondes a sunder: and cast away their cordes from vs
[4] He that dwelleth in heauen wyll laugh them to scorne: the Lorde wyll haue them in derision
[5] Then wyll he speake vnto them in his wrath: and he wyll astonie them with feare in his sore displeasure
[6] [Saying] euen I haue annointed [him] my kyng: vpon my holy hyll of Sion
[7] I wyll declare the decree, God sayde vnto me: thou art my sonne, this day I haue begotten thee
[8] Desire of me, and I wyll geue thee the heathen for thyne inheritaunce: and the vttermost partes of the earth for thy possession
[9] Thou shalt bruise them with a rod of iron: and breake them in peeces like a potters vessell
[10] Wherfore be you nowe wel aduised O ye kinges: be you learned ye [that are] iudges of the earth
[11] Serue ye God in feare: and reioyce ye with a trembling
[12] Kisse ye the sonne lest that he be angrye, and [so] ye perishe [from] the way, if his wrath be neuer so litle kindled: blessed are all they that put their trust in hym
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