1.My soul in silence waits for God,
my Savior he has proved;
he only is my rock and tow’r;
I never shall be moved.
My honor is secure with God,
my Savior he is known;
my refuge and my rock of strength
are found in God alone.

2.My enemies my ruin seek,
they plot with fraud and guile;
deceitful, they pretend to bless,
but inwardly revile.
My soul in silence waits for God,
he is my help approved;
he only is my rock and tow’r,
and I shall not be moved.

3.My honor is secure with God,
my Savior he is known;
my refuge and my rock of strength
are found in God alone.
On him, you people, evermore
rely with confidence;
before him pour out all your heart,
for God is our defense.

4.For surely men are helpers vain,
the high and the abased;
yes, lighter than a breath are they
when in the balance placed.
Trust not in harsh oppression’s pow’r,
nor in unrighteous gain;
if wealth increase, yet on your gold
you set your hearts in vain.

5.For God has spoken o’er and o’er
and unto me has shown
that saving pow’r and lasting strength
belong to him alone.
Yes, lovingkindness evermore
belongs to you, O Lord;
and you, according to his work,
will ev’ry man reward.