The KJV Bible With Strong's References:
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Psalms 77
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- 77:1 [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.
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- 77:2 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.
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- 77:3 I
remembered
God, and was
troubled: I
complained, and my
spirit was
overwhelmed.
Selah.
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- 77:4 Thou
holdest mine
eyes
waking: I am so
troubled that I cannot
speak.
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- 77:5 I have
considered the
days of
old, the
years of ancient
times.
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- 77:6 I call to
remembrance my
song in the
night: I
commune with mine own
heart: and my
spirit made diligent
search.
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- 77:7 Will the
Lord cast
off for
ever? and
will he be
favourable no more?
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- 77:8 Is his
mercy clean
gone for
ever? doth his
promise
fail for
evermore
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- 77:9 Hath
God
forgotten to be
gracious ? hath he in
anger shut
up his tender
mercies?
Selah.
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- 77:10 And I
said, This is my
infirmity: but I will remember the
years of the right
hand of the most
High.
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- 77:11 I will
remember
(8799) the
works of the
LORD: surely I will
remember thy
wonders of
old.
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- 77:12 I will
meditate also of all thy
work, and
talk of thy
doings.
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- 77:13 Thy
way, O
God, is in the
sanctuary: who is so
great a
God as our
God?
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- 77:14 Thou art the
God that
doest
wonders: thou hast
declared thy
strength among the
people.
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- 77:15 Thou hast with thine
arm
redeemed thy
people, the
sons of
Jacob and
Joseph.
Selah.
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- 77:16 The
waters
saw thee, O
God, the
waters
saw thee; they were
afraid: the
depths also were
troubled.
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- 77:17 The
clouds poured
out
water: the
skies sent
out a
sound: thine
arrows also went
abroad.
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- 77:18 The
voice of thy
thunder was in the
heaven: the
lightnings
lightened the
world: the
earth
trembled and
shook.
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- 77:19 Thy
way is in the
sea, and thy
path in the
great
waters, and thy
footsteps are not
known.
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- 77:20 Thou
leddest thy
people like a
flock by the
hand of
Moses and
Aaron.
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