Psalms 73:4

“For there are no bands in their death: but their strength is firm.”

King James Version (KJV)

Other Translations of Psalms 73:4

“For there are no pains in their death, And their body is fat.”
New American Standard Version (1995)

“For there are no pangs in their death; But their strength is firm.”
American Standard Version (1901)

“For they have no pain; their bodies are fat and strong.”
Basic English Bible

“For they have no pangs in their death, and their body is well nourished;”
Darby Bible

“And they that hate thee have made their boasts, in the midst of thy solemnity. They have set up their ensigns for signs, ”
Douay Rheims Bible

“For there are no bands in their death: but their strength is firm. ”
Webster's Bible

“For there are no struggles in their death, but their strength is firm.”
World English Bible

“And their might [is] firm.”
Youngs Literal Bible

“ For there are no pangs at their death, and their body is sound.”
Jewish Publication Society Bible

stanjett's comment on 2020-09-19 22:24:54:

Come on people. Most of you are commenting on other parts of the bible, not Gen. Go to those places to put in your comments.

Mishael on's comment on 2020-09-02 20:31:26:

Anon, my Bible begins in each Psalm with who authored it (some will not have author names).

You can just use a highlighter to underline those names.

Just because not all Psalms are not labeled with a name, does not make them suspicious.

In the recent discovery of more Dead Sea Scrolls, almost all of the Book of Psalms were Recovered. The original Scrolls! A private collector had some, but all of them are recovered now.

Go google that. I did. Many archaeological objects are being found now after decades of search. They've found markers that show the land which God have to Israel.

Everyone is very excited about it! Especially Israel scientists that are restoring them.

Anon's comment on 2020-09-02 19:44:21:

Psalms 73:4 Context

1(A Psalm of Asaph.)

Who told you it was a psalm of Asaph, I wish to find out who else wrote the psalms and when they were added into the psalms. Were they translated from the original Jewish/Greek text. Who was Asaph.

This is a sincere request.

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