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Psalms 42

To the chief Musician. An instruction; of the sons of Korah.

1Asthehart panteth afterthewater-brooks, so panteth my soul after thee, O God.

2MysoulH5315thirstethforGodלֵאלֹהִים֮le.lo.HimH430,forthelivingGodאֱלֹהִֽים׃'E.lo.HimH430:whenshallIcomeandappearbeforeGodאֱלֹהִֽים׃'E.lo.HimH430?

3Mytearshavebeenmybread dayandnight,whiletheysay untomealltheday, WhereisthyGodH430?

4ThesethingsIrememberandhavepouredoutmysoulwithinme: howIpassedalongwiththemultitude, howIwentonwiththemtothehouseofGodH430,withthevoiceofjoyandpraise,afestive multitude.

5Whyart thoucastdown,mysoulH5315,andart disquietedinme? hopeinGodH430;forIshallyetpraisehim, [for]thehealthofhiscountenance.

6MyGodH430,mysoulH5315iscastdownH7817withinme;thereforedoIremember theefromthelandoftheJordan,andtheHermons,frommount Mizar.

7Deep calleth unto deepatthenoiseofthy cataracts; all thy breakersandthy billowsaregoneoverme.

8Intheday-timewillJehovahcommandhisloving-kindness,andinthenighthissong shallbewithme,aprayer untotheGodofmylife.

9Iwillsay untoGodH410myrock, Why hast thou forgottenme? why goImourningbecauseoftheoppressionoftheenemy?

10Aswithacrushinginmybones mine adversaries reproachme, whiletheysayH559untomealltheday,WhereisthyGodלְאֵ֥לle.'ElH410?

11Why art thou cast down,mysoul?andwhy art thou disquietedwithinme? hopeinGodH430;forIshallyetpraisehim, [whois]thehealthofmycountenance,andmyGodH430.

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