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[1]

For the Chief Musician. To Jeduthun. A Psalm by Asaph.

My cry goes to God!
Indeed, I cry to God for help,
and for him to listen to me.
[2] In the day of my trouble I sought the Lord.
My hand was stretched out in the night, and didn’t get tired.
My soul refused to be comforted.
[3] I remember God, and I groan.
I complain, and my spirit is overwhelmed.
Selah.
[4] You hold my eyelids open.
I am so troubled that I can’t speak.
[5] I have considered the days of old,
the years of ancient times.
[6] I remember my song in the night.
I consider in my own heart;
my spirit diligently inquires:
[7] “Will the Lord reject us forever?
Will he be favorable no more?
[8] Has his loving kindness vanished forever?
Does his promise fail for generations?
[9] Has God forgotten to be gracious?
Has he, in anger, withheld his compassion?”
Selah.
[10] Then I thought, “I will appeal to this:
the years of the right hand of the Most High.”
[11] I will remember Yah’s deeds;
for I will remember your wonders of old.
[12] I will also meditate on all your work,
and consider your doings.
[13] Your way, God, is in the sanctuary.
What god is great like God?
[14] You are the God who does wonders.
You have made your strength known among the peoples.
[15] You have redeemed your people with your arm,
the sons of Jacob and Joseph.
Selah.
[16] The waters saw you, God.
The waters saw you, and they writhed.
The depths also convulsed.
[17] The clouds poured out water.
The skies resounded with thunder.
Your arrows also flashed around.
[18] The voice of your thunder was in the whirlwind.
The lightnings lit up the world.
The earth trembled and shook.
[19] Your way was through the sea,
your paths through the great waters.
Your footsteps were not known.
[20] You led your people like a flock,
by the hand of Moses and Aaron.
King James Version
[1]

To the chief Musician,H5329(PielPtc) to Jeduthun,H3038 A PsalmH4210 of Asaph.H623

I criedH6817(QalImpf) unto GodH430 with my voice,H6963 [even] unto GodH430 with my voice;H6963 and he gave earH238(HiphPerf) unto me.
[2] In the dayH3117 of my troubleH6869 I soughtH1875(QalPerf) the Lord:H136 my soreH3027 ranH5064(NiphPerf) in the night,H3915 and ceasedH6313(QalImpf) not: my soulH5315 refusedH3985(PielPerf) to be comforted.H5162(NiphInf) [3] I rememberedH2142(QalImpf) God,H430 and was troubled:H1993(QalImpf) I complained,H7878(QalImpf) and my spiritH7307 was overwhelmed.H5848(HithImpf) Selah.H5542 [4] Thou holdestH270(QalPerf) mine eyesH5869 waking:H8109 I am so troubledH6470(NiphPerf) that I cannot speak.H1696(PielImpf) [5] I have consideredH2803(PielPerf) the daysH3117 of old,H6924 the yearsH8141 of ancient times.H5769 [6] I call to remembranceH2142(QalImpf) my songH5058 in the night:H3915 I communeH7878(QalImpf) with mine own heart:H3824 and my spiritH7307 made diligent search.H2664(PielImpf) [7] Will the LordH136 cast offH2186(QalImpf) for ever?H5769 and willH3254(HiphImpf) he be favourableH7521(QalInf) no more? [8] Is his mercyH2617 clean goneH656(QalPerf) for ever?H5331 doth [his] promiseH562 failH1584(QalPerf) for evermore?H1755 [9] Hath GodH410 forgottenH7911(QalPerf) to be gracious?H2589(QalInf) hath he in angerH639 shut upH7092(QalPerf) his tender mercies?H7356 Selah.H5542 [10] And I said,H559(QalImpf) This [is] my infirmity:H2470(PielInf) [but I will remember] the yearsH8141 of the right handH3225 of the most High.H5945 [11] I will rememberH2142(QalImpf/Qere) the worksH4611 of the Lord:H3050 surely I will rememberH2142(QalImpf) thy wondersH6382 of old.H6924 [12] I will meditateH1897(QalPerf) also of all thy work,H6467 and talkH7878(QalImpf) of thy doings.H5949 [13] Thy way,H1870 O God,H430 [is] in the sanctuary:H6944 who [is so] greatH1419 a GodH410 as [our] God?H430 [14] Thou [art] the GodH410 that doestH6213(QalActPtc) wonders:H6382 thou hast declaredH3045(HiphPerf) thy strengthH5797 among the people.H5971 [15] Thou hast with [thine] armH2220 redeemedH1350(QalPerf) thy people,H5971 the sonsH1121 of JacobH3290 and Joseph.H3130 Selah.H5542 [16] The watersH4325 sawH7200(QalPerf) thee, O God,H430 the watersH4325 sawH7200(QalPerf) thee; they were afraid:H2342(QalImpf) the depthsH8415 also were troubled.H7264(QalImpf) [17] The cloudsH5645 poured outH2229(PoalPerf) water:H4325 the skiesH7834 sent outH5414(QalPerf) a sound:H6963 thine arrowsH2687 also went abroad.H1980(HithImpf) [18] The voiceH6963 of thy thunderH7482 [was] in the heaven:H1534 the lightningsH1300 lightenedH215(HiphPerf) the world:H8398 the earthH776 trembledH7264(QalPerf) and shook.H7493(QalImpf) [19] Thy wayH1870 [is] in the sea,H3220 and thy pathH7635 in the greatH7227 waters,H4325 and thy footstepsH6119 are not known.H3045(NiphPerf) [20] Thou leddestH5148(QalPerf) thy peopleH5971 like a flockH6629 by the handH3027 of MosesH4872 and Aaron.H175
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