Ps 118
NIVSB=CSSB until "... Last Supper (see Mt 26:30)." but goes on with "Following a liturgical call to praise (vv. 1–4), the king offers a song of thanksgiving for deliverance and victory in battle (vv. 5–21). A three-verse stanza (vv. 5-7) summarizing the main theme is followed by two seven-verse composite stanzas (vv. 8-14, 15-21) of elaboration, each closing with the refrain: 'has/have become my salvation.' In vv. 22–27 the people rejoice over what the Lord has done. Thereafter, the king speaks his final word of praise (v. 28), and a liturgical conclusion (v. 29) repeats the opening call to praise, thus framing the whole. In the two seven-verse stanzas (vv. 8-14, 15-21) the divine name Yahweh (or its shortened foorm, Yah) occurs seven times. In the six-verse stanza (vv. 22-27) it occurs seven times, and in the remaining verses (1-7, 28-29) it occurs seven times."
- Most possibly the CSSB editors only added "It was Luther's favorite psalm, especially because of v. 17." and the other changes are NIVSB updates from the version used by CSSB.