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lay there, chariots and horsemen, overthrown, God of Jacob, at thy word of rebuke. (Psalms 75, 7)
when God rouses himself to execute his sentence, giving redress to those who are scorned on earth. (Psalms 75, 10)
To the Lord your God let your vows be made and paid; bring gifts from every side to God, the terrible; (Psalms 75, 12)
A cry to my God in loud appeal, a cry to my God, to win his hearing! (Psalms 76, 2)
Of God I bethink me, yet sighing still; of God I muse, yet ever faint-hearted. (Psalms 76, 4)
Can it be that God will always leave us forsaken, will never shew us again his old kindness? (Psalms 76, 8)
Can God forget to be gracious, can anger move him to withhold his mercy? (Psalms 76, 10)
Thy path, O God, is hedged about with holiness; what god is great as our God is great? (Psalms 76, 14)
The waters saw thee, O God, the waters trembled at the sight of thee, moved to their inmost depths; (Psalms 76, 17)
And shall we keep it back from their children, from the generation which follows? Speak we of God’s praise, of his great power, of the wonderful deeds he did. (Psalms 77, 4)
They were to put their trust in God, ever remembering his divine dealings with them, ever loyal to his commands; (Psalms 77, 7)
they were not to be like their fathers, a stubborn and defiant breed, a generation of false aims, of a spirit that broke faith with God. (Psalms 77, 8)
