Summary
The psalm opens with a heartfelt cry to God amid deep distress, questioning whether God has abandoned His people. The writer reflects on past wonders and wonders whether God’s covenant has failed, lamenting the perceived absence of comfort. He then turns to memory, recalling God’s mighty acts, especially the Exodus miracles involving water, thunder, and divine protection. The psalm ends with praise, affirming that God’s ways are in the sanctuary, that He is a God of wonders who led the people like a flock under Moses and Aaron, and that His power is evident in the sea and the heavens.