13 That caused them to go through the deeps, like a horse in the wilderness, without stumbling?

5. Or, ‘arm saved for me,’ as lix. 16.6. Many 5155., editions, and other authorities read 'shattered' (3 for D) for ‘made drunk,’9 init. So Heb. margin ἧι) to him for ℵABBREVnot). Heb. text, ‘In all their adversity he was not an adversary... (?)11. Or. ‘And his people remembered the days of old. of Moses.' Or, (omit ‘with’) ‘the shepherd' (obj. to ‘brought up,' or possibly to ‘remembered.’) Many MSS. c. read13. 'wilderness,' prob. meaning ‘open country’: cf. Psal. cvi. 9.

14 As a beast goeth down ’the valley, the Spirit of the LORD brought him to rest; so didst thou lead thy people, to make thyself a name of beauty.

15 Look from heaven, and see from the habitation of thy holiness and thy beauty: where is thy jealousy, and thy mighty acts? the sounding of thy bowels and thy mercies are restrained towards me.

16 For thou art our father; for Abraham knoweth us not, Israel doth not recognize us: thy name is Our Redeemer from of old.

17 Why dost thou make us stray, O LORD, from thy ways, and harden our heart from fearing thee? Return, for thy servants' sake, the tribes of thine inheritance.

18 Thy holy people have possessed for a little while; our adversaries have trodden down thy sanctuary.

19 We are become as they over whom thou never barest rule, upon whom thy name was not called.

LXIV. 1 O that thou hadst rent the heavens, that thou hadst come down, that the mountains had quaked at thy Presence!

2 As when kindleth brushwood, (as) ﬁre maketh water boil, to make thy name known to thine adversaries, (that) nations should tremble at thy presence,

3 While thou didst terrible things (which) we hoped not for; that thou hadst come down, the mountains had quaked at thy presence!

4 And from old they have not heard, have not perceived by the ear, eye hath not seen a God beside thee, who will work for him that waiteth for him.

14. Ancient versions c. ‘the Spirit...led him’ (slight difference of15 ﬁn. Lit. ‘have restrained themselves.'18. Doubtful, but no other translation seems preferable.1. Or, ‘that thou wouldest rend,' c.: and so in ver.2. ‘(that) nations should...' or, ‘nations shall tremble...4. Or, ‘eye hath not seen, beside thee, Ο God, what he will do for him,' c.

5 Thou meetest him that rejoiceth and worketh righteousness in thy ways they will remember thee; behold, thou wast wroth, and we sinned; in them (have we been) long time, and shall we be saved?