Psalms Chapter 77 - King James Strong Number Version
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- <To the chief Musician, <H5329> to Jeduthun, <H3038> A Psalm <H4210> of Asaph.> <H0623> I cried <H6817> unto God <H0430> with my voice, <H6963> [even] unto God <H0430> with my voice; <H6963> and he gave ear <H0238> unto me.
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- In the day <H3117> of my trouble <H6869> I sought <H1875> the Lord: <H0136> my sore <H3027> ran <H5064> in the night, <H3915> and ceased <H6313> not: my soul <H5315> refused <H3985> to be comforted. <H5162>
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- I remembered <H2142> God, <H0430> and was troubled: <H1993> I complained, <H7878> and my spirit <H7307> was overwhelmed. <H5848> Selah. <H5542>
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- Thou holdest <H0270> mine eyes <H5869> waking: <H8109> I am so troubled <H6470> that I cannot speak. <H1696>
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- I have considered <H2803> the days <H3117> of old, <H6924> the years <H8141> of ancient times. <H5769>
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- I call to remembrance <H2142> my song <H5058> in the night: <H3915> I commune <H7878> with mine own heart: <H3824> and my spirit <H7307> made diligent search. <H2664>
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- Will the Lord <H0136> cast off <H2186> for ever? <H5769> and will he be favourable <H7521> no more? <H3254>
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- Is his mercy <H2617> clean gone <H0656> for ever? <H5331> doth [his] promise <H0562> fail <H1584> for evermore? <H1755> <H1755>
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- Hath God <H0410> forgotten <H7911> to be gracious? <H2589> hath he in anger <H0639> shut up <H7092> his tender mercies? <H7356> Selah. <H5542>
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- And I said, <H0559> This [is] my infirmity: <H2470> [but I will remember] the years <H8141> of the right hand <H3225> of the most High. <H5945>
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- I will remember <H2142> the works <H4611> of the LORD: <H3050> surely I will remember <H2142> thy wonders <H6382> of old. <H6924>
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- I will meditate <H1897> also of all thy work, <H6467> and talk <H7878> of thy doings. <H5949>
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- Thy way, <H1870> O God, <H0430> [is] in the sanctuary: <H6944> who [is so] great <H1419> a God <H0410> as [our] God? <H0430>
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- Thou [art] the God <H0410> that doest <H6213> wonders: <H6382> thou hast declared <H3045> thy strength <H5797> among the people. <H5971>
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- Thou hast with [thine] arm <H2220> redeemed <H1350> thy people, <H5971> the sons <H1121> of Jacob <H3290> and Joseph. <H3130> Selah. <H5542>
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- The waters <H4325> saw <H7200> thee, O God, <H0430> the waters <H4325> saw <H7200> thee; they were afraid: <H2342> the depths <H8415> also were troubled. <H7264>
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- The clouds <H5645> poured out <H2229> water: <H4325> the skies <H7834> sent out <H5414> a sound: <H6963> thine arrows <H2687> also went abroad. <H1980>
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- The voice <H6963> of thy thunder <H7482> [was] in the heaven: <H1534> the lightnings <H1300> lightened <H0215> the world: <H8398> the earth <H0776> trembled <H7264> and shook. <H7493>
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- Thy way <H1870> [is] in the sea, <H3220> and thy path <H7635> in the great <H7227> waters, <H4325> and thy footsteps <H6119> are not known. <H3045>
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- Thou leddest <H5148> thy people <H5971> like a flock <H6629> by the hand <H3027> of Moses <H4872> and Aaron. <H0175>
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