SALMOS 90:10-17

SALMOS 90:10-17 RVR1960

Los días de nuestra edad son setenta años; Y si en los más robustos son ochenta años, Con todo, su fortaleza es molestia y trabajo, Porque pronto pasan, y volamos. ¿Quién conoce el poder de tu ira, Y tu indignación según que debes ser temido? Enséñanos de tal modo a contar nuestros días, Que traigamos al corazón sabiduría. Vuélvete, oh Jehová; ¿hasta cuándo? Y aplácate para con tus siervos. De mañana sácianos de tu misericordia, Y cantaremos y nos alegraremos todos nuestros días. Alégranos conforme a los días que nos afligiste, Y los años en que vimos el mal. Aparezca en tus siervos tu obra, Y tu gloria sobre sus hijos. Sea la luz de Jehová nuestro Dios sobre nosotros, Y la obra de nuestras manos confirma sobre nosotros; Sí, la obra de nuestras manos confirma.

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