To the chief Musician,
to Jeduthun,
A Psalm
of Asaph.
I cried
unto God
with my voice,
even unto God
with my voice;
and he gave ear
unto me.
In the day
of my trouble
I sought
the Lord:
my sore
ran
in the night,
and ceased
not: my soul
refused
to be comforted.
I remembered
God,
and was troubled:
I complained,
and my spirit
was overwhelmed.
Selah.
disown
ἀπηνήνατο
apēnēnato
Thou holdest
mine eyes
waking:
I am so troubled
that I cannot speak.
I have considered
the days
of old,
the years
of ancient times.
I call to remembrance
my song
in the night:
I commune
with mine own heart:
and my spirit
made diligent search.
Will the Lord
cast off
for ever?
and will
he be favourable
no more?
Is his mercy
clean gone
for ever?
doth his promise
fail
for evermore?
Hath God
forgotten
to be gracious?
hath he in anger
shut up
his tender mercies?
Selah.
And I said,
This is my infirmity:
but I will remember the years
of the right hand
of the most High.
I will remember
the works
of the LORD:
surely I will remember
thy wonders
of old.
I will meditate
also of all thy work,
and talk
of thy doings.
Thy way,
O God,
is in the sanctuary:
who is so great
a God
as our God?
Thou art the God
that doest
wonders:
thou hast declared
thy strength
among the people.
Thou hast with thine arm
redeemed
thy people,
the sons
of Jacob
and Joseph.
Selah.
The waters
saw
thee, O God,
the waters
saw
thee; they were afraid:
the depths
also were troubled.
The clouds
poured out
water:
the skies
sent out
a sound:
thine arrows
also went abroad.
The voice
of thy thunder
was in the heaven:
the lightnings
lightened
the world:
the earth
trembled
and shook.
Thy way
is in the sea,
and thy path
in the great
waters,
and thy footsteps
are not known.
Thou leddest
thy people
like a flock
by the hand
of Moses
and Aaron.
