Par.

 1 1 |       Without God it is ill with us. Our labors and attempts
 2 1 |          Why did he not keep for us, when he could so easily,
 3 1 |         heavily? Why did he shut us away from the light, and
 4 1 |        from the light, and cover us over with darkness? With
 5 1 |          what purpose did he rob us of life, and inflict death
 6 1 |           and inflict death upon us? Wretches that we are, whence
 7 1 |      long, O Lord, do you forget us; how long do you turn your
 8 1 |          you turn your face from us? When will you look upon
 9 1 |          When will you look upon us, and hear us? When will
10 1 |       you look upon us, and hear us? When will you enlighten
11 1 |     enlighten our eyes, and show us your face? When will you
12 1 |          you restore yourself to us? Look upon us, Lord; hear
13 1 |        yourself to us? Look upon us, Lord; hear us, enlighten
14 1 |         Look upon us, Lord; hear us, enlighten us, reveal yourself
15 1 |         Lord; hear us, enlighten us, reveal yourself to us.
16 1 | enlighten us, reveal yourself to us. Restore yourself to us,
17 1 |          us. Restore yourself to us, that it may be well with
18 1 |         that it may be well with us, --yourself, without whom
19 1 |   without whom it is so ill with us. Pity our toilings and strivings
20 1 |       without you. You do invite us; do you help us. I beseech
21 1 |        do invite us; do you help us. I beseech you, O Lord,
22 8 |        own. For, when you behold us in our wretchedness, we
23 9 |   abundance do you well forth to us! O boundless goodness of
24 10|        seeing that, as in saving us, whom it would be just for
25 10|          not because you requite us as we deserve, but because
26 18|  wickedly lost to himself and to us that which when we wish
27 26|        the joy of which you tell us through your Son: Ask and
28 26|     command, nay, you do counsel us to ask; and you do promise