Brenton's Septuagint (LXX) - Holy Name KJV

13:1 [[A Psalm of Solomon. Comfort for the righteous.]] The right hand of the Lord covered me; the right hand of the Lord spared us.

13:2 The arm of the Lord saved us from the sword that passes through, from famine and the sinners' death.

13:3 Wild animals ran upon them, they tore their flesh with their teeth, and crushed their bones with their molars.

13:4 The Lord delivered us from meeting all these things.

13:5 The pious person was terrified by his transgressions lest he be taken along with the sinners.

13:6 For the sudden end of the sinner is terrible; but nothing of all these things will touch the righteous.

13:7 For the discipline of the righteous (who sins) in ignorance is not like the sudden end of the sinners.

13:8 The righteous are disciplined secretly lest the sinner rejoice over the righteous.

13:9 For he will admonish the righteous as a beloved son and his discipline [will be] as for a firstborn.

13:10 For the Lord will spare his saints, and he will wipe away their transgressions with discipline.

13:11 For the life of the righteous [is] forever, but sinners will be taken away to destruction, and memory of them will not be found any more.

13:12 But the Lord's mercy is upon the saints and his mercy is upon those who fear him.