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What else does heaven hold for me, but thyself? What charm for me has earth, here at thy side? (Psalms 72, 25)
I know no other content but clinging to God, putting my trust in the Lord, my Master; within the gates of royal Sion I will be the herald of thy praise. (Psalms 72, 28)
What power but thine could sunder the shifting sea, crush the power of the monster beneath its waters; (Psalms 73, 13)
Must the dove be the vulture’s prey? Souls unbefriended, but for thee, wilt thou leave us quite forgotten? (Psalms 73, 19)
do not overlook them, the triumphant shouts of thy enemies, the ever growing clamour that here defies thee. (Psalms 73, 23)
Loud rings in heaven the doom thou utterest; earth trembles and is silent (Psalms 75, 9)
when God rouses himself to execute his sentence, giving redress to those who are scorned on earth. (Psalms 75, 10)
Thy path, O God, is hedged about with holiness; what god is great as our God is great? (Psalms 76, 14)
where thou, with Moses and Aaron for thy shepherds, didst bring thy people out on their journey. (Psalms 76, 21)
(A maskil. Of Asaph.) Listen, my people, to this testament of mine, do not turn a deaf ear to the words I utter; (Psalms 77, 1)
They were to put their trust in God, ever remembering his divine dealings with them, ever loyal to his commands; (Psalms 77, 7)
So it was that the sons of Ephraim, bow in hand,✻ were routed in the day of battle. (Psalms 77, 9)