Psalm 77:1-10
Read Psalm 77 in full →In My Distress I Sought the Lord
77For the choir director. According to 1Jeduthun. Of Asaph. A Psalm.
My voice rises to God, and I must acry aloud;My voice rises to God, and He will hear me.2In the aday of my distress I sought the Lord;bIn the night my chand was stretched out 1without weariness;My soul drefused to be comforted.3I remember God and I am adisturbed;I bmuse and cmy spirit faints. 1 Selah.4You have held my eyelids open;I am so troubled that I acannot speak.5I give thought to the adays of old,The years of long ago.6I remember my amusic in the night;I bam musing with my heart,And my spirit is searching:7Will the Lord areject evermore?And will He bnot be favorable again?8Has His alovingkindness ceased forever?Has His 1,bword ended 2from generation to generation?9Has God aforgotten to be gracious,Or has He in anger shut up His bcompassion? Selah.10Then I said, “aIt is my 1grief,That the bright hand of the Most High has changed.”