I cried unto God with my voice, even unto God with my voice; and he gave ear unto me.
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Verse 1 is found in chapter 77 of Psalms. Psalm 77 begins with an anguished prayer in which the psalmist seeks God without finding immediate relief. Memory of ancient times then becomes an instrument for reinterpreting the crisis. By remembering the exodus, the waters, the storm, and God’s guidance of Israel, the psalmist regains certainty that the apparently hidden God remains the God who guides his people.
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Ein Psalm Asaphs für Jeduthun, vorzusingen.
Con mi voz clamé a Dios, A Dios clamé, y él me escuchará.
Con mi voz clamo a Dios; con mi voz clamo a Dios, y él me escucha.
Au chef des chantres. D'après Jeduthun. Psaume d'Asaph. Ma voix s'élève à Dieu, et je crie; Ma voix s'élève à Dieu, et il m'écoutera.
Salmo di Asaf, dato al capo de’ Musici de’ figliuoli di Iedutun. LA mia voce s’indirizza a Dio, ed io grido; La mia voce s’indirizza a Dio, acciocchè egli mi porga l’orecchio.
CLAMEI a Deus com a minha voz, a Deus levantei a minha voz, e ele inclinou para mim os ouvidos.
我要向上帝發聲呼求; 我向上帝發聲,他必側耳聽我。
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