Psalm 77
Chant Psalter
Natural Speech Rhythm
Thomas Attwood
Voce mea ad Dominum.
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I will cry unto
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God • with my
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voice;
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even unto God will I cry with my
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voice, and
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he shall
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hearken • unto me.
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2
In the time of my trouble I
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sought the
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Lord:
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my sore ran and ceased not in the night season; my
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soul re-
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fused
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comfort.
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2
In the time of my trouble I
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sought the
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Lord:
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I stretched forth my hands unto him, and ceased not in the night season; my
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soul re-
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fused
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comfort.
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3
When I am in heaviness, I will
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think upon
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God;
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when my heart is
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vexed, I
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will com-
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plain.
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4
Thou holdest mine
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eyes
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waking:
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I am so
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feeble • that I
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cannot
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speak.
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5
I have considered the days of old, and the
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years • that are
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past.
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6
I call to remembrance my song, * and in the night I commune with mine own
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heart, and
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search out
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my
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spirits.
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5
I have considered the days of old, and the
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years • that are
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past.
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I call to remembrance my song, * and in the night I commune with mine own
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heart, and
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search out
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my
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spirit.
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7
Will the Lord ab-
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sent him•self for
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ever?
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and
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will he • be no
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more in-
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treated?
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8
Is his mercy clean
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gone for
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ever?
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and is his promise come utterly to an
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end for
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ever-
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more?
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9
Hath God for-
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gotten • to be
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gracious?
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and will he shut up his loving-
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kindness
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in dis-
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pleasure?
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10
And I said, It is mine
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own in-
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firmi•ty;
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but I will remember the years of the
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right hand
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of the • Most
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Highest.
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11
I will remember the works of the Lord, * and call to mind thy
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3
wonders of
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old time.
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12
I will think also of all thy works, * and my
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talking shall
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be of • thy
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doings.
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13
Thy way, O
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God, is
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holy:
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who is so
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great a
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God as
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our God?
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14
Thou art the
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God that • doeth
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wonders,
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and hast de-
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clared thy
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power a•mong the
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people.
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14
Thou art the
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God that • doest
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wonders,
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and hast de-
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clared thy
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power a•mong the
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peoples.
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15
Thou hast mightily de-
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livered thy
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people,
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even the
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sons of
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3
Jacob and
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Joseph.
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16
The waters
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saw
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thee, O
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God,
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the waters saw thee, and were a-
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fraid; the • depths
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3
also were
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troubled.
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17
The clouds poured out water, the
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air
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thundered,
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and thine
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arrows
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went a-
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broad.
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18
The voice of thy thunder was
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heard • round a-
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bout:
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the lightnings shone upon the ground; * the
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earth was
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moved, and
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shook with•al.
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19
Thy way is in the sea, and thy paths in the
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great
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waters,
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and thy
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footsteps
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are not
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known.
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20
Thou leddest thy
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people • like
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sheep,
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by the
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hand of
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Moses • and
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Aaron.
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Glory | be • to the | Father, ||
and to the Son, | and • to the | Holy | Ghost; ||
As it | was in • the be- | ginning, ||
is now, and ever shall be, * | world with•out | end. A- | men. ||
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