Thus says the Lord:

No need to recall the past,
  no need to think about what was done before.
See, I am doing a new deed,
  even now it comes to light; can you not see it?
Yes, I am making a road in the wilderness,
  paths in the wilds.
The people I have formed for myself
  will sing my praises.

Jacob, you have not invoked me,
  you have not troubled yourself, Israel, on my behalf.
Instead you have burdened me with your sins,
  troubled me with your iniquities.
I it is, I it is, who must blot out everything
  and not remember your sins.

Heal my soul, for I have sinned against you.

Happy the man who considers the poor and the weak.
  The Lord will save him in the day of evil,
will guard him, give him life, make him happy in the land
  and will not give him up to the will of his foes.

Heal my soul, for I have sinned against you.

The Lord will help him on his bed of pain,
  he will bring him back from sickness to health.
As for me, I said: ‘Lord, have mercy on me,
  heal my soul for I have sinned against you.’

Heal my soul, for I have sinned against you.

If you uphold me I shall be unharmed
  and set in your presence for ever more.
Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel
  from age to age. Amen. Amen.

Heal my soul, for I have sinned against you.

I swear by God’s truth, there is no Yes and No about what we say to you. The Son of God, the Christ Jesus that we proclaimed among you – I mean Silvanus and Timothy and I – was never Yes and No: with him it was always Yes, and however many the promises God made, the Yes to them all is in him. That is why it is ‘through him’ that we answer Amen to the praise of God. Remember it is God himself who assures us all, and you, of our standing in Christ, and has anointed us, marking us with his seal and giving us the pledge, the Spirit, that we carry in our hearts.

Alleluia, alleluia!
The Word was made flesh and lived among us:
to all who did accept him
he gave power to become children of God.
Alleluia!