American Standard Version

Psalms 77

For the Chief Musician; after the manner of Jeduthun. A Psalm of Asaph.

1Iwill cry unto Godwithmyvoice,Evenunto Godwithmyvoice;andhewill give ear untome.

2InthedayofmytroubleIsoughttheLord:Myhandwasstretchedoutinthenight,andslacked not;Mysoul refusedtobecomforted.

3IrememberGod,andamdisquieted:Icomplain,andmyspiritisoverwhelmed. [Selah

4Thou holdest mine eyes watching:Iamso troubledthatIcannotspeakH7878.

5Ihaveconsideredthedaysofold,Theyearsofancient times.

6Icalltoremembrancemysonginthenight:Icommunewithmineownheart;Andmyspirit maketh diligent search.

7WilltheLord castoffforever?Andwillhebefavorable no more?

8Ishislovingkindness cleangoneforeverH5769? Dothhispromisefailforevermore?

9Hath God forgottentobegracious? Hath heinanger shut up his tender mercies? [Selah

10AndIsaid,Thisismyinfirmity;ButIwillremembertheyearsoftheright handoftheMost High.

11Iwillmake mentionofthedeedsofJehovah;ForIwillremember thy wondersofold.

12Iwill meditatealsoupon all thy work,Andmuseonthydoings.

13Thyway, O God,isinthesanctuary:Whoisagreat godlikeunto God?

14Thou arttheGodH430thatdoest wonders: Thou hast made known thy strengthamongthepeoples.

15Thou hastwiththine arm redeemed thypeopleH5971,ThesonsofJacobandJoseph. [Selah

16Thewaters saw thee, O God;Thewaters saw thee,theywereafraid:Thedepths also trembled.

17Theclouds pouredoutwaterH4325;Theskies sentoutasound: Thine arrowsalsoH637went abroad.

18ThevoiceH6963ofthythunderH6963wasinthewhirlwind;Thelightnings lightenedtheworld:Theearth trembledandshook.

19Thy waywasinthesea,Andthy pathsinthegreat waters,Andthy footstepswerenotknown.

20Thou leddest thypeoplelikeaflock,BythehandofMosesandAaron.

American Standard Version — 1901 — Public Domain