b Ps 3:4; 142:1
c Ps 50:15; 86:7
d Ps 63:6; Is 26:9
e Job 11:13; Ps 88:9
g Gen 37:35
h Ps 42:5, 11; 43:5
i Ps 55:2; 142:2
j Ps 61:2; 143:4
l Ps 39:9
m Deut 32:7; Ps 44:1; 143:5; Is 51:9
n Ps 42:8
o Ps 4:4
q Ps 44:9
r Ps 85:1, 5
s Ps 89:49
u 2 Pet 3:9
w Is 49:15
y Ps 25:6; 40:11; 51:1
z Ps 31:22; 73:14
ab Ps 44:2, 3
ac Ps 105:5; 143:5
ae Ps 105:5; 143:5
af Ps 145:5
ag Ps 63:2; 73:17
ah Ex 15:11; Ps 71:19; 86:8
ai Ps 72:18
aj Ps 106:8
al Ex 6:6; Deut 9:29; Ps 74:2; 78:42
am Ps 80:1
an Ex 14:21; Ps 114:3; Hab 3:8, 10
ao Judg 5:4
ap Ps 68:33
aq Ps 18:14
as Ps 18:13; 104:7
at Ps 97:4
au Judg 5:4; Ps 18:7
av Is 51:10; Hab 3:15
aw Ex 13:21; 14:19; Ps 78:52; 80:1; Is 63:11-13
ax Ex 6:26; Ps 105:26

Psalms 77

Comfort in Trouble from Recalling God’s Mighty Deeds.

For the choir director; ▼
▼ 1 Chr 16:41
according to Jeduthun. A Psalm of Asaph.

1 My voice rises to God, and I will bcry aloud;
My voice rises to God, and He will hear me.
 2In the cday of my trouble I sought the Lord;
dIn the night my ehand was stretched out ▼
▼ Lit and did not grow numb
without weariness;
My soul grefused to be comforted.
 3 When I remember God, then I am hdisturbed;
When I isigh, then jmy spirit grows faint. ▼
▼ Selah may mean: Pause, Crescendo or Musical interlude
Selah.
 4You have held my eyelids open;
I am so troubled that I lcannot speak.
 5I have considered the mdays of old,
The years of long ago.
 6I will remember my nsong in the night;
I owill meditate with my heart,
And my spirit ▼
▼ Lit searched
ponders:

 7Will the Lord qreject forever?
And will He rnever be favorable again?
 8Has His slovingkindness ceased forever?
Has His ▼
▼ Lit word
 , upromise come to an end ▼
▼ Lit from generation to generation
forever?
 9Has God wforgotten to be gracious,
Or has He in anger ▼
▼ Lit shut up
withdrawn His ycompassion? Selah.
 10Then I said, z“It is my ▼
▼ Or infirmity, the years of the right hand of the Most High
grief,
That the abright hand of the Most High has changed.”

 11I shall remember the acdeeds of ▼
▼ Heb Yah
the Lord;
Surely I will aeremember Your wonders of old.
 12I will afmeditate on all Your work
And muse on Your deeds.
 13Your way, O God, is agholy;
ahWhat god is great like our God?
 14You are the aiGod who works wonders;
You have ajmade known Your strength among the peoples.
 15You have by Your ▼
▼ Lit arm
power alredeemed Your people,
The sons of Jacob and amJoseph. Selah.

 16The anwaters saw You, O God;
The waters saw You, they were in anguish;
The deeps also trembled.
 17The aoclouds poured out water;
The skies apgave forth a sound;
Your aqarrows ▼
▼ Lit went
flashed here and there.
 18The assound of Your thunder was in the whirlwind;
The atlightnings lit up the world;
The auearth trembled and shook.
 19Your avway was in the sea
And Your paths in the mighty waters,
And Your footprints may not be known.
 20You awled Your people like a flock
By the hand of axMoses and Aaron.
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