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Salmernes Bog 91
- 1 Den, der sidder i den Højestes Skjul og dvæler i den Almægtiges Skygge,
- 2 siger til HERREN: Min Tilflugt, min Klippeborg, min Gud, paa hvem jeg stoler.
- 3 Thi han frier dig fra Fuglefængerens Snare, fra ødelæggende Pest;
- 4 han dækker dig med sine Fjedre, under hans Vinger finder du Ly, hans Trofasthed er Skjold og Værge.
- 5 Du frygter ej Nattens Rædsler, ej Pilen, der flyver om Dagen,
- 6 ej Pesten, der sniger i Mørke, ej Middagens hærgende Sot.
- 7 Falder end tusinde ved din Side, ti Tusinde ved din højre Haand, til dig naar det ikke hen;
- 8 du ser det kun med dit Øje, er kun Tilskuer ved de gudløses Straf;
- 9 (thi du, HERRE, er min Tilflugt) den Højeste tog du til Bolig.
- 10 Der times dig intet ondt, dit Telt kommer Plage ej nær;
- 11 thi han byder sine Engle at vogte dig paa alle dine Veje;
- 12 de skal bære dig paa deres Hænder, at du ikke skal støde din Fod paa nogen Sten;
- 13 du skal træde paa Slanger og Øgler, trampe paa Løver og Drager.
- 14 »Da han klynger sig til mig, frier jeg ham ud, jeg bjærger ham, thi han kender mit Navn;
- 15 kalder han paa mig, svarer jeg ham, i Trængsel er jeg hos ham, jeg frier ham og giver ham Ære;
- 16 med et langt Liv mætter jeg ham og lader ham skue min Frelse!«
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Danish (danish - 1.0.2)
2017-05-22Danish (da)
Danish translation of the Old Testament authorized in 1931 by the Danish King, with the New Testment being the authorized Danish version from 1907.
The NT is based on an entirely new OCR-scanning of an edition with Latin typographic (not Fraktur). The NT has subsequently been thoroughly proof-read and hand-corrected, and footnotes
as well as tables of contents for each chapter have been added.
The OT is based on an OCR-scan from the late 1980s, scanned from a typographically deficient
edition from 1933. OCR-scanning done and proof-read by a Danish pioneering couple with a heart
for media-missions. It was placed on the Internet by Søren Horn in the early 1990s, from
where it was picked up by Projekt Runeberg at Linköping University. Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen picked
up the text in the mid-2000's, and has since then hand-corrected literally thousands of OCR-mistakes
and paragraphing issues.
Both the OT and the NT retain the original orthography.
Errors and corrections should be sent to Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen via:
https://github.com/emg/- Encoding: UTF-8
- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible.Danish
- Distribution Abbreviation: danish
License
Public Domain
Source (OSIS)
https://github.com/emg/
- history_1.0
- (2017-05-20) Initial Release
- history_1.0.1
- (2017-5-21) added obsoletion notice to conf file for older module with same text from different source
- history_1.0.2
- (2022-08-09) Conf file corrections
- history_1..01
- (2017-05-22) Conf file corrections
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