Psalm 77

Psalm LXXVII.

To the chief Musician, to Jeduthun, A Psalm of Asaph.

^aI cried unto God with my voice,

Even unto God with my voice; and he gave ear unto me.

^2bIn the day of my trouble I sought the Lord:

My sore ran ^cin the night, and ceased not:

My soul ^drefused to be comforted.

³I remembered God, and was ^etroubled:

I complained, and ^fmy spirit was ^goverwhelmed. Selah.

⁴Thou holdest mine eyes waking:

I am so ^htroubled that I cannot speak.

⁵I have ⁱconsidered ⁱⁱthe days of old,

^jThe years of ancient times.

⁶I call to remembrance my ^ksong ^lin the night:

I commune with mine own heart:

And my spirit made diligent search.

⁷Will the Lord ^mcast off for ever?

And will he ⁿbe favourable no more?

⁸Is his mercy clean gone for ever?

Doth ^ohis promise fail for evermore?

^9pHath God forgotten to be gracious?

^qHath he in anger shut up his tender mercies? Selah.

¹⁰And I said, This is ^rmy infirmity:

But I will remember the years of the right hand of the most High.

¹¹I will remember the works of ^sthe Lord:

Surely ^tI will remember thy ^uwonders of old.

^12tI will meditate also of all ^xthy work, And ^ttalk of ^ythy doings.

¹³Thy way, O God, is in ^zthe sanctuary:

^aWho is so great a God as our God?

¹⁴Thou art the God ^abthat doest ^uwonders:

Thou hast ^bbdeclared thy strength among the people.

¹⁵Thou hast ^cwith thine arm ^cdredeemed thy people,

The sons of Jacob and ^ddJoseph. Selah.

^16efThe waters saw thee, O God, the waters saw thee; ^fthey were afraid:

The depths also ^mwere troubled.

¹⁷The clouds ^fpoured out water:

The skies ^gsent out a sound:

^hThine arrows also went abroad.

¹⁸ⁱThe voice of thy thunder was in the heaven:

^kThe lightnings lightened the world:

^lThe earth ^mtrembled and ^lshook.

¹⁹ⁿThy way is in the sea,

And thy ^opath in the great waters,

And thy ^pfootsteps ^qare not known.

^20rThou leddest thy people ^slike a flock

^tBy the hand of Moses and Aaron.