Psalm 78:43–68
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43They forgot the signs he did in Egypt
and his wonders in the fields of Zoan.
44He turned their rivers to blood
so no one could drink the water.
45He sent flies that bit the people.
He sent frogs that destroyed them.
46He gave their crops to grasshoppers
and what they worked for to locusts.
47He destroyed their vines with hail
and their sycamore trees with sleet.
48He killed their animals with hail
and their cattle with lightning.
49He showed them his hot anger.
He sent his strong anger against them,
his destroying angels.
50He found a way to show his anger.
He did not keep them from dying
but let them die by a terrible disease.
51God killed all the firstborn sons in Egypt,
the oldest son of each family of Ham. n
52But God led his people out like sheep
and he guided them like a flock through the desert.
53He led them to safety so they had nothing to fear,
but their enemies drowned in the sea.
54So God brought them to his holy land,
to the mountain country he took with his own power.
55He forced out the other nations,
and he had his people inherit the land.
He let the tribes of Israel settle there in tents.
56But they tested God
and turned against God Most High;
they did not keep his rules.
57They turned away and were disloyal just like their ancestors.
They were like a crooked bow that does not shoot straight.
58They made God angry by building places to worship gods;
they made him jealous with their idols.
59When God heard them, he became very angry
and rejected the people of Israel completely.
60He left his dwelling at Shiloh,
the Tent where he lived among the people.
61He let the Ark, his power, be captured;
he let the Ark, his glory, be taken by enemies.
62He let his people be killed;
he was very angry with his children.
63The young men died by fire,
and the young women had no one to marry.
64Their priests fell by the sword,
but their widows were not allowed to cry.
65Then the Lord got up as if he had been asleep;
he awoke like a man who had been drunk with wine.
66He struck down his enemies
and disgraced them forever.
67But God rejected the family of Joseph;
he did not choose the tribe of Ephraim.
68Instead, he chose the tribe of Judah
and Mount Zion, which he loves.
Footnotes
- nHam The people in Egypt were descendants of Ham, one of Noah’s sons. See Genesis 10:6.
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