Isaiah 63:11–19
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11Then heC remembered the days of the past,
the days of Moses and his people.
Where is he who brought them out of the sea
with the shepherdsD of his flock?
Where is he who put his Holy Spirit among the flock?
12He made his glorious strength
available at the right hand of Moses,
divided the water before thema
to make an eternal name for himself,
13and led them through the depths
like a horse in the wilderness,
so that they did not stumble.
14Like cattle that go down into the valley,
the Spirit of the Lord gave themE rest.
You led your people this way
to make a glorious name for yourself.
ISRAEL’S PRAYER
15Look down from heaven and seeb
from your lofty home—holy and beautiful.
Where is your zeal and your might?
Your yearningA and your compassion
are withheld from me.
16Yet you are our Father,
even though Abraham does not know us
and Israel doesn’t recognize us.
You, Lord, are our Father;
your name is Our Redeemerc
from Ancient Times.
17Why, Lord, do you make us stray from your ways?
You harden our hearts so we do not fearB you.d
Return, because of your servants,
the tribes of your heritage.
18Your holy people had a possessionC
for a little while,
but our enemies have trampled down
your sanctuary.e
19We have become like those you never ruled,
like those who did not bear your name.f
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