Psalms 137

By the rivers of Babylon the exiles sat and wept when they remembered Zion; they hung their lyres on the willows when their captors asked for songs. 'If I forget you, O Jerusalem…' The psalm ends with a raw cry for justice against Edom and Babylon.

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