Psalm 81 - King James Bible with Strong Numbers

¹ H5329To the chief Musician[H8764] H1665upon GittithH623, A Psalm of AsaphH7442. Sing aloud[H8685] H430unto GodH5797our strengthH7321: make a joyful noise[H8685] H430unto the GodH3290of Jacob.

² H5375Take[H8798] H2172a psalmH5414, and bring[H8798] H8596hither the timbrelH5273, the pleasantH3658harpH5035with the psaltery.

³ H8628Blow up[H8798] H7782the trumpetH2320in the new moonH3677, in the time appointedH2282, on our solemn feastH3117day.

⁴ H2706For this was a statuteH3478for IsraelH4941, and a lawH430of the GodH3290of Jacob.

⁵ H7760This he ordained[H8804] H3084in JosephH5715for a testimonyH3318, when he went out[H8800] H776through the landH4714of EgyptH8085: where I heard[H8799] H8193a languageH3045that I understood[H8804]  not.

⁶ H5493I removed[H8689] H7926his shoulderH5447from the burdenH3709: his handsH5674were delivered[H8799] H1731from the pots.

⁷ H7121Thou calledst[H8804] H6869in troubleH2502, and I delivered[H8762] H6030thee; I answered[H8799] H5643thee in the secret placeH7482of thunderH974: I proved[H8799] H4325thee at the watersH4809of MeribahH5542. Selah.

⁸ H8085Hear[H8798] H5971, O my peopleH5749, and I will testify[H8686] H3478unto thee: O IsraelH8085, if thou wilt hearken[H8799]  unto me;

⁹ H2114There shall no strange[H8801] H410godH7812be in thee; neither shalt thou worship[H8691] H5236any strangeH410god.

¹⁰ H3068I am the LORDH430thy GodH5927, which brought[H8688] H776thee out of the landH4714of EgyptH6310: open thy mouthH7337wide[H8685] H4390, and I will fill[H8762]  it.

¹¹ H5971But my peopleH8085would not hearken[H8804] H6963to my voiceH3478; and IsraelH14would[H8804]  none of me.

¹² H7971So I gave them up[H8762] H3820unto their own heartsH8307' lustH3212: and they walked[H8799] H4156in their own counsels.

¹³ H3863OhH5971that my peopleH8085had hearkened[H8802] H3478unto me, and IsraelH1980had walked[H8762] H1870in my ways!

¹⁴ H4592I should soonH3665have subdued[H8686] H341their enemies[H8802] H7725, and turned[H8686] H3027my handH6862against their adversaries.

¹⁵ H8130The haters[H8764] H3068of the LORDH3584should have submitted[H8762] H6256themselves unto him: but their timeH5769should have endured for ever.

¹⁶ H398He should have fed[H8686] H2459them also with the finestH2406of the wheatH1706: and with honeyH6697out of the rockH7646should I have satisfied[H8686]  thee.