ECB(i)
1 To His Eminence; Yeduthun/A Laudatory: A Psalm by Asaph. My voice is to Elohim; I cry: - my voice is to Elohim; and he hearkens to me:
2 in the day of my tribulation I seek Adonay; my hand runs in the night, and exhale not; my soul refuses to sigh.
3 I remember Elohim, and roar; I meditate, and my spirit languishes. Selah.
4 You hold my eye guards: I am agitated; I cannot word:
5 I fabricate the days of antiquity - the years of eternity:
6 I remember my strumming in the night; I meditate with my heart; my spirit searches.
7 Adonay - casts he off eternally? - never again to please?
8 - cease his mercy in perpetuity? - cease his sayings generation to generation?
9 - forgets El to grant charism? - in wrath shuts his tender mercies? Selah.
10 I say, This is my stroke; - the years of the right of Elyon.
11 I remember the exploits of Yah; surely I remember your marvels from antiquity.
12 I meditate on all your deeds and meditate of your exploits;
13 your way, O Elohim, is in the holies. Who is so great an El as Elohim?
14 You El, work marvels; you have your strength known among the people;
15 and with your arm redeemed your people the sons of Yaaqov and Yoseph. Selah.
16 The waters see you, O Elohim; the waters see you; they writhe: the depths quake;
17 the thick clouds flood water; the vapours give voice; your arrows go abroad.
18 The voice of your thunder is in the whirlwind; the lightnings light the world; the earth quivers and quakes:
19 your way is in the sea and your path in the great waters and your heelprints are not known:
20 you led your people as a flock by the hand of Mosheh and Aharon.