PSALMS.
Chapter 8.
To the overcomer, forthepressers, the psalm of David. Lord, thou art our Lord; thy name is full wonderful in all the earth. For thy great doing is raised up, above (the) heavens. (For the choirmaster, on the gittith, a song by David. Lord, thou art our Lord; thy name is most wonderful in all the earth. And thy great doing is raised up, above the heavens.) 
Of the mouth of young children, not speaking and sucking milk, thou hast made perfect praising, for thine enemies; that thou destroy the enemy and the avenger. (Out of the mouths of young children, who do not speak, but who suck milk, thou hast rebuked thy mighty enemies; yea, thou hast destroyed the enemy and the avenger.) 
For I shall see thine heavens, the works of thy fingers; the moon and the stars, which thou hast founded. 
What is a man, that is mankind, that thou art mindful of him; either the son of a virgin or the son of man, for thou visitest him? (What is a man, that is humankind, that thou art mindful of him; or who is the son of a man, that thou should care about him?) 
Thou hast made him a little less than (the) angels; (but) thou hast crowned him with glory and honour, 
and thou hast ordained him above the works of thine hands. Thou hast made subject all things under his feet; (and thou hast ordained him over all thy creatures. Yea, thou hast put all things under his feet;) 
all sheep and oxen, furthermore and the beasts of the field; (all the sheep and the oxen, and furthermore, the beasts of the fields, that is, the wild beasts;) 
the birds of the air, and the fishes of the sea, (and all the other creatures) that pass by the paths of the sea. (and the birds of the air, and the fish of the sea, and all the other creatures that go along the paths of the sea.) 
Lord, our Lord; how wonderful is thy name in all the earth. 
