Psalms 52:9

9 I will continually
Or, hyperbolically, “forever.”
thank you when
Or “for.”
you execute judgment;
Heb “you have acted.” The perfect verbal form (1) probably indicates a future perfect here. The psalmist promises to give thanks when the expected vindication has been accomplished. Other options include (2) a generalizing (“for you act”) or (3) rhetorical (“for you will act”) use.

I will rely
Or “wait.”
on you,
Heb “your name.” God’s “name” refers here to his reputation and revealed character.
for your loyal followers know you are good.
Heb “for it is good in front of your loyal followers.”

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