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Psalms 77

To the chief Musician. On Jeduthun. Of Asaph. A Psalm.

1Myvoice is unto God,andIwill cry;myvoice is unto God,andhewill give ear untome.

2Inthedayofmytrouble,IsoughttheLord:myhandwasstretchedoutinthenight,andslacked not;mysoul refusedtobecomforted.

3IrememberedGod,andImoaned;Icomplained,andmyspiritwasoverwhelmed. Selah.

4Thou holdest open mine eyelids;IamfullofdisquietandcannotspeakH7878.

5Iconsiderthedaysofold,theyearsofancient times.

6Iremembermysonginthenight;Imuseinmineownheart,andmyspirit maketh diligent search.

7WilltheLord castoffforever?andwillhebefavourable no more?

8Hathhisloving-kindness ceasedforeverH5769? hath [his] word cometoanendfromgenerationtogeneration?

9Hath God forgottentobegracious? or hath heinanger shut up his tender mercies? Selah.

10Then saidI,Thisismyweakness: —theyearsoftheright handoftheMost High

11WillIremember, —theworksofJah;forIwillremember thy wondersofold,

12AndIwill meditate upon all thy work,andmuse upon thydoings.

13O God, thywayisinthesanctuary:whoisso greatagod as God?

14Thou arttheGodH430thatdoest wonders; thou hast declared thy strengthamongthepeoples.

15Thou hastwith[thine] arm redeemed thypeopleH5971,thesonsofJacobandJoseph. Selah.

16Thewaters saw thee, O God,thewaters saw thee;theytrembled, yea,thedepthsweretroubled:

17Thethick clouds pouredoutwaterH4325;theskies sentoutasound, yea, thine arrows went abroad:

18ThevoiceH6963ofthythunderH6963wasinthewhirlwind, lightnings lituptheworld;theearthwastroubledanditquaked.

19Thy wayisinthesea,andthy pathsareinthegreat waters;andthy footstepsarenotknown.

20Thou leddest thypeoplelikeaflockbythehandofMosesandAaron.

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