Psalms Chapter 40 is Corrupted in NT’s book of Hebrews Chapter 10 by Adding to it body of Jesus Christ

Psalms Emphasizing On Trust In Hashem

Not associating with wickedness and the people alike.

To do G-d’s will, is what must govern your day-to-day life; not to compete and be superior to others in futility or material things and riches.

“Being Righteous Is Obeying G-d’s Commands/Teachings”

I have greatly hoped for Hashem; He inclined to me, and heard my cry.
40:2
He put a new song into my mouth, a hymn to our God; …
:4
Praiseworthy is the man who has made Hashem his trust, and turned not to the arrogant, and to strayers after falsehood.
:5
… — none can compare to You — …
:6
Neither feast-offering nor meal-offering did you desire, but You opened ears for me; burnt-offering and sin-offering You did not request.
:7
Then I said, “Behold I have come!” with the Scroll of the Book that is written for me.
:8
To fulfill Your will, my God, do I desire, and Your Torah is in my innards.
:9
I proclaimed [Your] righteousness in a vast assembly, behold I will never restrain my lips; Hashem, You know [it].
:10
… I have not concealed Your kindness and Your truth from the vast assembly.
:11
You, Hashem, do not withhold Your mercy from me; may Your kindness and Your truth always protect me.
:12
May it be Your will, Hashem, to rescue me; Hashem, hasten to my assistance.
:14
… may they draw back and be humiliated, those who desire my misfortune.
:15
May they rejoice and be glad in You, all who seek You; may they always say, “Hashem be magnified!” those who love Your salvation.
:17
As for me, I am poor and destitute, the Lord will think of me. You are my Help and my Rescuer, my God, do not delay.
:18

1 For the conductor, of David a song.
2 I have greatly hoped for the Lord, and He extended [His ear] to me and heard my cry.
3 And He drew me up out of the roaring pit, from the thick mire, and He set my feet upon a rock, He established my steps.
4 He put a new song into my mouth, a praise to our God, so that many may see and fear, and trust in the Lord.
5 Praiseworthy is the man who made the Lord his trust, and did not turn to the haughty and those who turn to falsehood.
6 You have done great things, You, O Lord my God. Your wonders and Your thoughts are for us. There is none to equal You; were I to tell and speak, they would be too many to tell.
7 You desired neither sacrifice nor meal offering; You dug ears for me; a burnt offering or a sin offering You did not request.
8 Then I said, “Behold I have come,” with a scroll of a book written for me.
9 O God, I desired to do Your will and [to have] Your law within my innards.
10 I brought tidings of righteousness in a great assembly. Behold, I will not withhold my lips, O Lord, You know.
11 I did not conceal Your charity within my heart; I stated Your faith and Your salvation-I did not withhold Your kindness and truth-to a great assembly.
12 You, O Lord, do not withhold Your mercies from me; may Your kindness and Your truth always watch me.
13 For countless evils have encompassed me; my iniquities have overtaken me and I could not see [them because] they are more numerous than the hairs of my head, and my heart has forsaken me.
14 O Lord, be willing to save me; O Lord, hasten to my help.
15 May those who seek my soul to destroy it be shamed and embarrassed together; may those who seek to harm me retreat and be humiliated.
16 May they be bewildered afterwards because of their shame, those who say about me, “Aha! Aha!”
17 All who seek You shall exult and rejoice; those who love Your salvation shall constantly say, “May the Lord be magnified.”
18 But I am poor and needy; may the Lord think of me. You are my help and my rescuer, my God; do not delay.