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The fountaine_ and the living ſpring 
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Of all rife and difſeation 
O Lord diffolve the bands : \ 
And make the knots of peace and oye 
throughout al Chriftian lands. 


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the Father moſt of might: 
That of his deare beloved Sonne 
we may attaine the light. 
And that with perfect faith alſo 
we may acknowledge thee - 
The Spirit ofthem both alway, 
one God in perſotis three, 


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and to the Son equall: 

And to the Holy Spirit alſo, 
one God coeternall, 

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vouchſafe his Spirit to ſend 
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- - be inſtraments of praiſe: 
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-fing Plalnes to thee alwaies. 


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He ts our God our Lord and King 
And we his people are: | 
His flockzand ſheep of his paſture, 
Of whom he taketh care. - 

This day if ye will heare his voicey 
Then harden not your hearts 
As in the'bitter marmuring, 
When ye wete in deſirt, 


W hich thing was of their negligencey 
Committed in the time 
Of trouble in the wildernefſe, 
A great and grievous crime, 

Whereas your fatherstempted mey 


And trr'd me every way: 


They proved mezand faw my works, 


What 1 could do or ay. 


Theſe fourty years I have been griev'd. 


With this generation: 


And evermore I faid they er*d 
In their imagination, 

W herewith their hearts were fore cumbred 
Long time and many daies: 1 
Wherefore I {aid affuredly, 


They have not known my waies. 


To whom I in mine anger ſwore 


-Tinat they ſhould not be bleſt, 
- Nr ſee my joy celeftiall, 


Nor enter in my reſt, 


Gloria Pair, 
All Iaud and praiſe be to the Lord, 
O that of might art moſt: 
To God the Father and the Sony 
and to the Holy Ghoſt., | 
As it in the beginging wass 
for ever heretofore: Hi 
And is now at this preſent time 
and ſhall be eyermore, 


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T he Prophets goodly fellowſhip 
praiſe thee continually. | 


The noble and vi ;orions hoſt 
of Martyrs found thy praiſe? 

The holy Chnrch throughout the world 
doth knowledoe thee alwaies, 

Father of endlefſe Majeſty 
they do acknowledge thee, 

Thy Chriſt thine honourable;truez 

| and onely Son to be, . 


The Holy Ghoſt the Comforter, 

'. of glory thou art King, 

O Chrift,and ofthe Father art” 
the. Son-everlaſtino, - __ 

When finfull mans decay in hand 

_ . thou tookeſt to reftore: 

To be inclos*d in Virgins wombe, 
thou diddeſt not abhorre, 


When thou hadft overcome of death 
the ſharp and cruell might: 
Thou'heavens' kingdome. d1dit ſet ope 
to each beleeving wight, © - 
In glory of the Father thou . _ 
doſt fit on Gods right hand? 
We truſt thit thou ſhalt come our Judge 
our cauſe co underftand, 


Lord help thy ſervants whom thoa hat 
bought with thy precious blouds 

| And in eternall glory {et 
them with thy Saiats io 200d, 

0 Lord do thou thy peop!< (avey 
bleſſe thine inheritance: 

Lord govern thenyand Lord do thou 
for eyer them aÞvance, 


We magnihe thee day by day, 
and world without an'end 
Adore thy holy Name':.:O Lord: 
vouchfafe us to defend ©* / 
From fin this day * have mercy Lord, 
have mercy on us all: 
And on us as we truſt in thee, 
Lord let thy mercy fall, 


O Lord Ihave repoſed all 
my confidence in thees 


Put to confounding ſhame therefore 
Lordlet me never be. 


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bleſſe ye the Lord, praiſe him 
and magnific him for ever. 
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bleſſe ye the Lord. &c; 
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blefle ye the Lord, &c. 
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blefſe ye the Lord, &c._. 
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W hich he before had fivorte, 
To Abraham our Father deare, 
For us that were forlorn, 
That he would give himſelfe.for 3, 
And us from bondage bring 
Out of the hands of all our foes, 
To ſerve our heavenly King, 


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Is through his mercy meere, 


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Is come us for to viſt; 
And thoſe for to illuminate, 
Which do in darknefle fit, 

To lighten thoſe that ſhadowed be 
With death and eke oppreſt: 
And alſo for to guide our feet 

the way to peace and reſt, 


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From this time forth for evermorg 
Shall me right blefled call: 
Becauſe he hath me magnifiedy 
Which is the Lord of might : 
\W hoſe name be ever ſan&ihed, 
And praifed'day and night, 


Fox with his mercy and his grace 
Al men he doth inflame: 
Throughout all generations, 

To ſach as feare his Name. 


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And made theproud to fart, 
With all imaginations 
That they have in theiy heart, 


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Hath holpen up aſsiſtantly 

His ſervant Iſrael, ; 
According to his promiſe made 

To Abraham before: _ 

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Thou ſaffereſt thy ſervant now 
In peace for to depart, 
According to thy holy Word, 
Which lighteneth my heart. 

Becauſe mine eyes which thou haſt made 
To give my body light, 
Have now beheld thy faving health 
Which is the Lord of might, 


W hom thou mercifully haft ſec 
(Of thine abundant grace) 
In open fight and viſible, 
Before all peoples face. 

The Gentiles to illummatez 
And Satan oyer-quell: 
And eke to be the glory of 
Thy people Iſrael, 


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another of the Son: 

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the Holy Ghoſt alone, 

Of Father, Son and Holy Ghoſt 
bur one the God-head in 

Like glory,coeternall cke 
the Majeſty likewiſe, 


Such as the Father is;fuch is 
the Son 1n each degree: 
And ſuch alſo we do believe ” 
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Yet there but one Eternall is, 
and not eternals three. 

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Who ſuffered for to fave us all, 
to hell he did deſcend: 

The third day roſe againe from deathy 
to heaven he did aſcend. 

He ſits at the right hand of Cod, 

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From thence to judge the quick & dead, 
againe he ſhall appeaxe, 


At whoſe return all men ſhall riſe” 
with bodies new reſtor*d: 
And of their own works they ſhall give 
accoant unto the Lord. 
And they into eternall life 
ſhall go that have done well, 
Who have done ill,ſhall go into 
eternall fire to dwell, 


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who doth not faithfully. 

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he ſaved cannot be. 

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Where they were done and when, 

Wherefore with teares I come to thee 

To bes and to intreat: 
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And feareth to be beate, 


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Where mercy doth abound: 
Requiring mercy for my ling 
To heale my deadly wound. 

O Lord I need not to repeats 
W har I do beg or crave: 

Thou know?®ſt (O Lord) before I ask, 
The thing that I would have. 


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In danger of thy wrath, 


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Fals oft in finfu!ll bands, 

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Lord, I that am unjuſt, 

And righteouſhefſe none haves 
Whereto then ſhall I truſty 
My iinfull foule to fave? 


Bat truly to that poſts 
W hereto I cleave and ſhalls 
Which is thy mercy moſt, 
Lord let thy mercy fall. 
And mitigate thy mood, 
Or els we perifh all: 
The price of this thy bloud 
Wherein mexcy I call, 


The Scripture doth declarey 
0 drop of bloud in thee: 

But that thou didit not ſpare 
To ſhed each drop for me, 
Now let thoſe drops moſt fweert 
So moiſt my heart fo drie, 
That I with fin repleat, 

May live,and fin may die, 


That being mortified, 
This fin of mine in me, 
I may be fan&ified, 


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So that I never fall 

Into ſuch mortall fn: 
That my foes infernall _ 
Reoyce my death therem, 


But vyouchfafe me to keep 

| From thoſe infernall foes: 

| And from that lake fo deeps 
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| And I ſhall ſing thelongy, 
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T hat unto thee belongs, 


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Whoſe leafe ſhall never fade nor fall 
but flouriſh ſtill and ſtand: 
Even fo all things thall proſper well 
that this man takes in hand, 


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2 Shall we be bound to them, fay they? 
let all their bonds be broke: 

And of their do&rine and their law, 
let us reje& the yoke. 

4 Burt he that in the heaven dwels, 
their doings wall deride: 

And make them all as mocking ſtocks, 
throughout the world ſo wide. 


5 For in his wrath the Lord will ay 

to them upon a day: 

And in his fury trouble them, 

and then the Lord will fay: 

6 I haveanoinred him my Kmg 

upon my holy hill: 

I will therefore Lord preach thy Laws Z 
and eke declare thy will. 


7 For in this wiſe the Lord himſclfe 
did fay to me I wot: 

Thou art my deare and onely Sony 
to day I thee begot. 

$ All people I will give to thee, 

as heires at thy requeſt: 

The ends and coaſts of all the carth 
by thee ſhall be poſleſt, 


9 Thou ſhalt them bruiſe even with 3 mace 
as men under foot trod: 

And as the potters ſheards flalt break 

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Nor yet the ſinners with the juſty 
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6 For why? the way of godly men 
unto the Lord is known: 

And eke the way ofwicked men 
ſhall quite be overthrown, 


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what rags was in their braine? 
Why did the Jewiſh people muſe, 
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8 Salvation only doth belong 
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Thou doſt beſtow upon thy folk 
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Cum invocarem, Pſal.iiij TS: 
©» Sang this « the 3, Pſalme. 


Oar that art my righteouſneſſt, 
2 Lord hears me when I call, 
- Thou haſt ſet me at liberty, 
. When I was bound and thrall, 
2 Have mercy Lord therefore on me, 
- and grant me my requeſts 
For unto thee*unceffantly, 
to-cry I will not reſt, 


2 O mortall men how long will ye 
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. taking my reſt and ſleep: 

| For thou onely wilt-me O Lord, 
alone in ſatety keep. 


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| het thine eares unto my wards, 
O Lord my plaint conſider : | 
2And heare my voice,my Kingyzmy God, 
to thee I make my prayer. 
3 Heare me berime,Lord tarry not, — 
for 1 will have reſpe&, 
My prayer early in the morn 
to thee for to dire&, 


4 And 1Iwill truſt through patience 
in thee my God alone: 

Thou art not pleaſ'd with wickednelfe, 
and 11 with thee dwels none. © * 

5 And in thy fight fhall never ſtand 
theſe furious fooles O Lords 

Vaine workers of iniquity, 
thou haſt alwaies abhor'd.. 


6 The lyars and the flatterers- 
thou ſhalt deſtroy them than? 

And God will hate the blood-thirſty; 
and the deceitfnll man, 

\7 Therefore will I come to thine houſe; 
truſting upon thy grace: 

And reverently will worſhip thee, 
toward thine holy place. 


8 Lord leade me in thy righteenſneſſe, 
for to confound my foes: 

And eke the way that 1 ſhall walk, 
before my face diſcloſe. 

9 For 1n their mouthes there is no truths 
their heart is foule and vaine: 

Their throat an open fepulchre, 
their tongues do gloſe and faine,. 


re Deſtroy their falſe confpiracies, 
that they may come to nought: 
Subyert then in their heapes of firs. 
which have rebellion wreught. 
Ix But thoſe that put their truſt in thee; 
let them be glad alwaies: 
And render thanks for-thy defence, 
and give thy Name the praiſe, 


12 For thou with favour wilt increaſe 
the juſt and righteous til]: 

And with thy grace as with a ſhield, 
defend him from all 111. 


Domine ne in furore. Pſal.vi.T.S. 
- Spng this as the x, Pſalme. 


F Ord in thy wrath reprove me notz 
> bt though I deferve thine ire ; 
Ne yet corre& me in thy rage, 
O-Lotd 1 thee defire, | 
2. For ] 3m weak, therefore O Lord, 
+ © of mercy me forbeare:. | 
Aud heale me Lord,for why thon know'ft 
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0 ſave me not. for my deſerts, 
bat for thy mercies ſake, 


5 For why? no man among the dead 
remembreth thee one whit: 

Or who ſhall worfhip thee (O Lord) 
in the infernal px? © 

6 So grievous 1s my phint and mone, 
that I wax wondrous faint? 

All the night long I waſh my bed 
with teares of my complaint, 


o My fight is dimzand waxeth old 
with anguiſh of my hearts 
For feare of thoſe that he my foes,' 
and would my foule ſubyert, 
$ But now away from me all ye 
that work iniquity: 
For why? the Lord hath keard the yoice 
of my comphinr and cry. 


9 He heard not onely the requeſt 
ard prayer of my heart: 
Bur it received at my hands, 
and tnok it im good part, 
10 And now my foes that vexed me, 
the Lord will ſoon defame: 
And ſuddenly confound them all 
to their rebuke and ſhame. 


Domine Deus meus, Pſal.vij.T.S: 


Sme this as the 3. Pſalme, 


'0 1 my God 1 put my truſt, 
and confidence 1a thee: 


Save me from them that me purſue, 
znd eke deliver me, 

3 Icſt like a Lion he me teare, 
and rend in peeces ſmall, 

While there 1s hone to fuccour me 
and rid me out of thrall, 


3 O Lord my God if T have done 
the 7: I, gr 15 not rights 
Or elſe if I be found in fault, 
or guilty in thy fight, 
4 Or to my friend rewarded ill, 
or left him in diſtreſſe: 
Which me purſu'd moſt cruelly, 
and hated me cawfleſſe. 


$ Then let my foes purſue my foule, 
and eke my life down thruſt 
Unto the earth,and alſo lay 
mine honour in the duſt, 
6 Start up O Lord now in thy wrath, 
and put my foes to paine: 
Performe the kingdome promiſed 
to me which wrong ſuſtaine, 


7 Then ſhall great nations come to theey 
and know thee by this thing, 
If thou declare for Iove of them, 
thy ſelfe as Lord and King. 
And as thou art of all men Judge, 
O Lord now Judge thou me 
According to my righttouſneſſe, 
and mane integrity, 


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x6 I take my belpto come of Gol _ 


in all my paine and fmart: _ 
That doth'preſerve all thoſe that be 
of pure and/yerfe@ heart, 


11 The juſt man-and-the wicked both 
; God judgeth by bis power: 

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even every day and hore. og 

12 Except he change his minde,I dies - 
for even as ke ſhould ſmite, | 

He whets his ſwordzhis bowe he bends! 
aiming where he may hit, 


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1; And doth prepare bis mortall darts, 
his arrowes keene and ſharp, 

For them that do me perſecute, 
whilſt he doth'miſchief warp, 

I4 But lo though he 1s travell be 
of his devilith fore-calt: 

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yet brings forth nought at lalt, 


15 He diz2s a ditch and delyes it deep; 
in wo to hurt his brother; 

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that he dig*d up for other, 

16 Thus wrong returneth to the hare 
of him in whom it bred: = 

And all the mifchiefthat he wronghts 
ſhall fall upon his head, 


17 1will give thanks to God thereforeg 
that jadgeth righteoully: | 

And with my ſong will praiſe the Name 
of him that is moſt hagh, 


Domine Deus noſter.Pſal.vilj. TeSi 
Sing this as the 3.Pſaime. 


God our Lord how wonderfull 
are thy works every where: 
Whoſe fame furmounts ig d1 gnitys 
above the heavens care! 
2 Evenby the mouthes of fucking 
thou wilt confound thy foes: 


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ht is ſeen 
thy graces they diſcloſe, 


2 And when I ſee the heavens high, 

the works ef thine cwne hands _ 
The Sun,;the Moon and all the ftarreyy 

in order as they ſtand, , 
4 What thing is man(Lord)think I thea 

that thou doſt him remember? X 
Or what 1s mans Pore 

that thou doſt it conhder? 


s For thou ha# made him little 
then Angels in degree: 
And thou hait crowned him alſo 
with glory and dignity. 
6 Thou haft prefer'd tim to be Lord 
of all thy works of wonders © 
And at his feet haſt ſet all thmgy, 
that he ſhould keep them under, 


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| Confitebor tibi Dom, Pſal.ix.T.S, 


Sing this as the 3. Pſalme. 


XK 7 Ith heart & mouth upto the Lord 


will T fing land and praiſe: 
And ſpeak of all thy wondrous works, 
and them dechare alwies. 
2 Iwill be-glad and much rejoyce, 
in thee O God moſt hie: 
And make my ſongs extoll thy Name 
above the ſtarrie skie, 


3 For that my foes are driven back, 
and turned unto flights 

They fall down flat,and are deſtroid 

by thy great power and might. 

4 Thou haſt revenged all my wrong, 
my | xy and all my grudpe: 

Thon doſt with juſtice heare my cauſe 
moſt like a righteous Judge, 


$ Thou doſt rebuke the heathen folk, 
and wicked fo confound: 

'T hat afterward the memory 
of them cannot be found. 

6 My foes thou haſt made good diſpatch, 
and all their towns deſtroidt 

Thou haſt their fame with them defac'd, 
through all the world {6 wide. 


% Know thou that he which is above 
for evermore ſhall raigne, 

And inthe feat of equity 
rrue judgement wHI maintaine. 

8 With juſtice he will keep and guide 
the world and every wightr: 

And fo will yeeld with equity < 
to every man his right, 


9 Ke isproteQor of the poore, 
what time they be oppreſts 
He is in all adyerfity 
their refuge and their reſt, 
to Albthey that know thy holy Name 
therefore ſhall truſt in thee: 
For thou forſakeſt not tkeir fuat 
In their neceſsity, 


The ſecond Part. 


r1Sing Pfalmesthereforc unto theLord, 


_- that dwels in Sion hill: 
Pabliſh amone all nations, 
his noblea&s and will. 
x3 Por he is mindfall of the blond 
of thoſe that 7b ary 
1&ed heart 
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| Fforevery man to mark: 
' When as ye ſee the wicked man 
| lie trap'd in his own wark. 


179 The wicked and deceitfall men 
£0 dowa to hell for ever: 


| And all the people of the world 


that will not Gud remember, 
' 18 But ſure the Lord will not forget 
the poore mans griefe and paine 
The patient people never look 
for kelp of God in vyaine, 


r9 © Lord arife left men prevaile 

that be of worldly might: 
And let the heathen folk receive 

their judgement In thy ſight, 

20Lord ſtrike ſuch'terror,feare and dread 
|  1nto the hearts of them: 
That they may know alluredly; 

they be but mortall men, 


Vt quid Domine. Pſal.x.T.S, 
Smg this as the 5, Pſalme, 


Hat is the cauſe that thou O Lord 
art now ſo farre from thine? 

And keepeſt cloſe thy countenance 

from us this troublous time? 
2 The poore do perith by the proud 

and wicked mens defire: 
Let them be takea in the craft 

that they themſelyes conſpire, 


3 For in the lu of his own heart 
twungodly doth delight: 
So doth the wicked praiſe himſelſe, 
and doth the Lord deſpight: 


| 4 He is ſo proud,that right and wrong 


he ſetteth all apart: 
Nay,nay,there 1s no God ſaith he, 
for thus he thinks in heart, 


5 Becauſe his waies do proper till, 
ke doth thy lawes negh2&t: 

And with a blaſt doth puſfe againſt 
ſach as would him corre&Q, 

6 Toſh tuſh faith he,l have no dread; 

left mine eſtate thonld changes 

And why? for all adyerfity 

to him rs very ſtrange, 


9 His mouth is full of curſedneſfe, 
of fraud,deceit and guile: 

Under his tongue doth miſchief fit, 

and trayell all the while. 

g He lieth hid in waiesand holes, 
to ſlay the innocent: F 

Againſt the poore that paſſe him by 
his cruel eyes are bent, 


9 And like a Lyon privily 

lies lucking in his dens | 

If he may ſnare them in h1s net, 

to ſpoile poore ſimple men, 

x0 And for the nouce full craftily 

hecroucheth down I fay: 

$o are great heapes of poore men made 
by his ſtrong power his:prey. 


The ſecond Part, 


- 1x Traſh God forgetteth thisfaith he ; 


therefore I may be bold: 
His countenance is caſt aſide, 


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the mans hope doth reſt; 
Lift up thy hand,forgev not Lord, 
the poore that be oppreſt, 


733 What blaſphemie is this to thesy 
Lord doſt thou not abhorre it? 

To heare the wicked in their heart 
fy tuthzthou car*ſt not for it? 

x4 But thou ſeeit all their wickedneſſe, 
and well doſt underſtand _ 

That friendlefſe and poore fatherleſſe 
are left into thy hand, 


15 Ofwicked and malicious men 
then break the power for ever; 
That they with their iniquity 
may periſh altogether, 
16 The Lord fhall raigne for evermore, 
as King and God alone: 
And he will chaſe the heathen folk 
out of the land each one. | 


x17Thou hearft(O Lord )the poore man! ee 


their prayer and requeſt: ; 
Their hearts thou wilt confirme untill 
thine eares to keare be preſt, 
13 To judge the pooreand fatherlefſe, 
and help them ro their right: 
That they may be no more oppreſt 
by men of worldly might. 


In Domino confido.Pſal.xj,T,S. 
Smg this as the 3.P ſalme, 


Truſt in God, how dare ye then 
ay thus my ſoule untill? 
Flie hence as faſt a5 any fowle, 
and hide you in your hill, 
2 Behold the wicked bend their bowesy 
2nd make their arrowes preſt, 
To ſhoot in ſecret, and to hurt 
the ſound and harmeleſſe breft, 


3 Of worldly hope all ftaies were fhrunk 
and clearely brought to noughtz 
Alas the juſt and righteous man, 
what evil hath he wrought ? 
4 But he that in his Temple is, 
moſt koly and moſt highs 
And in the heavens hath his ſeat 
of royall majeſty, 


The poore and ſimple mans eſtate, 
conſidereth in his mintdes 

And ſearcketh out full narrowly 
the manners bf mankindes 

5 And with a chearful\ countenance 
the righteous man will uſe: 

But in his heart he doth abhorre 
all ſuth as miſchief muſe, 


6 And on the ſinners cafteth ſnarey, 
 aSthick as any rine? 
Exe and brimſtone, & whirl-windes thick, 
appointed for their paine, 
7 Ye fee then how righteous God 
doth righteouſnefle embrace: 
And to the juſt and upright men 
ſhewes focih his nt face, 


 Salvom me fac. PſaLxil.T.$, 
_ - Smg this au the ; Phime, 
Elp Lord for good and godly men 
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is parted cleane away, * 
2 Who ſo doth with his x 

his talk is all but vairſe 
For every man bethinketh how 

to flatter, liezand faine, 


3 But flattering and deceitfull lips, 
and tongues that be ſo ſtout, 
To ſpeak proud words and make great brags 
the Lord ſoon cuts them our, 
4 For they fay till we will prevaite, 
our tongues ſhall us extolt; 
Our tongues are ours we ought. to ſpeak, 
what Lord ſhall us coutroll? 


$5 But for the great complaint and cry 
Of poore and men oppreſt: | 
Arife will 1 now Gith the Lord, 
and them reſtore to reſt. 
6 Gods Word is like to filver purey 
that from the earth is tri*d: 
And hath no leſfſe then ſeven times 
in fire been purif*d, 


9 Now fith thy promiſe is to helpg 
Lord keep thy promiſe thens 

And fave us now and evermore, 
from this ill kinde of men. 

8 For now this wicked world is full 
of miſchiefs manifold: 

When vanity with worldly men 
ſo highly is extold, 


Vſque quo Domine. Pſal.xiij,T.$; 
Sing this as the ;.Pſalme. 


Ho! long wilt thou forget me Lord? 
(hall I nere be'remembred? 
How long wilt thou thy viſage hide, 
aS though thou wert offended? 
2 In heart and minde how long ſhall 1 
with care tormented be? 


How long eke ſhall my deadly foes 


thus triumph over me? 


2 Behold me new my Lord my Gods 
and heare me ſore oppreſt: 

Lighten mine eyes,leſt that I ſleep 
aS one by death pofleſt. 

4 Leſt that mine enemies lay to meg” 
behold I do prevaile: 

Leſt they alſo that hate my ſonle, 
rejoyce to ice me quail, 


5 But from thy mercy and gcodneſſe, 
my hope ſhall never ſtart: 

In thy reliefe and ſaving health 
right glad ſhall be my heart, 

6 I will give thanks unto the Lords 
and praiſes to him ſings 

Becauſe he hath heard my requeſt, 
and grauted my wiſhing, - 


Dixie infipiens. Plal.xitieT.S7 
Sing this as the 3.Pſalme, 
Here is.no God as foolith men 
affirme in their mad moods 


Their drifts are all corrupt and vaines: 


not one of them doth good, 
2 The Lord bekeld from heaven high 
the whole race of mankinde: 


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| q Fon promiſe made to Ifrael, 


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S Even when thou ſhalt reſtore againe 
fachas were captive led: . 
Thet Facob ſhall therein rejoyce, 
and Ifracl ſhall be glad, 


Domine quis, Plal.xv,T.S. 
Sing this as the 3.Pſalme, 


(Slow within thy Tabernacle, 

who ſhall inhabir till! 

Or whom wilt then receive to dwell 

in thy moſt holy hill? 

+. The man whoſe life is uncorrupt, _ 

whoſe-works are juſt and ſtraight 2 

Whoſe heart doth think the very truth, 
Whoſe ng ſpeakes no deceit. 


> 7 Kor to his neighbour doth none iN, 


;goo0ds or name 3 


I . Nor willingly doth move falfe tales, 


þ nyght-empaire the ſame, 
That in bis heart regardeth not 
.. malicious wicked men : _ 


"YE i I thoſe tha that love and feare the Lords 


Wo maketh much of them, | 


isoath ad all his promiſes 
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| ke is tos bad, 
4 As for their bloudy facrifice, 
and offrings of that ſort, 
l will not touch,nor.yet thereof 
my lips hall make report, 


£ For why?the: Lord the portion 5 is 


a 1 of mine inheritance:: 
| And thou art he. that doſt maintaine 


. my rent, my tot,my chance. - 


| 6 The place wherein my lot did falt, 


in .beauty'did excell: 
Mine heritage aſsign*d to mes 
doth pleaſe tne wondrous well. 


7 I thank the Lord that cauſed me 


tounderitand the right: 

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do teach me every night. 

8 Ifet the Lord till in my foht, 
and triiſt him oyer all: 


j} For he doth ſtand on my fe hands. 


therefore I ſhall not fl 


9 Wherefore my heart and rongue alſo 
do both rejoyce together: 

My fleſh and body reſt in hopez 
when I this thing conſider, 

ro Thou wilt not leave my ſoul in gravez 
for Lord thou loveſt me: + 

Nor yet wilt give thy holy one, 

corruption for to ſee, 


' Ix But wilt me teach the way to if; 
for all treaſure and ſtore 


Of perfet joy are in thy face, 


and power for evermore, 


Sing this as the 3.P(abme, 


(J< give care to my juſt cauſes, 
attend when. I complaine: 


And heare the prayer that I pat forthy ' 
with lips that do not fajne, 
2 And'let the judgement of my canſe 
praceed alwaies from thee: 


An& let thine eyes behold and cleare. 


this my huplicity. 


2 Thou haft wel tri'd me in the night; 


and yet couldft yothing finde 


That I kave ſpoken withmy tongucy 


" that was not'in my minde, 


' 4 As for the works of wicked meny 


and paths perverſe and ill, ? 


For love of thy moſt holy Name, 


I haye refrained ml 


's Then in thy aths that be moſt hoon; 


reſerve? 


org hee erein 1 aL als | 


toy a whe 


Exaudi Domine.Pſal,xvij.T.S« 


th of thine eye: _ _ Je 4ess 
And - a covert of thy wings ſhield, the horne of all my healthe 


, defend mo ſecretly; | - 2 When I fng laud anto the Lordy 
: The ſecond Part, moſt wotthy to be ſerwd?. _.. 
: | « Then fiom my foes I am right ſure, 
9 From wicked men that troable m6 that I ſhall be preſeryds - _ 
and daily me anoyt , 4 The pangs of death did compaſſe mtg 
And from my foes that go about |. - and bound me every where: , 
my ſoule for to deſtroy, _ The flowing waves of wickedneſſe 
1oWhich wallow in their worldlywealth ; aid pur me in great fears, 
ſo full are they and fat: | | 
That in their pride they do not ſpare | 5 Theſlie and fubtili ſnares of heſl 
to ſpeake they care not what, were round aboat me fetz , 
Des And for my death there was prepar'd 
xx They lie in wait whete I ſhould paſſes | a deadly trapping net. 4Q 
with craft me to confound: 6 1 thus beſet with paine and griefe, 


And myfing miſchief in their minde did pray to God for graces 
to caſt me to the ground. And he forthwith did heare my plaitt 
12 Much like 4Lion greedily out of his holy place, 
that would his prey, embracet "ITE 2 E Pp 
Or lurking like a Lions whelp, | 9 Such is his power, that in his wrath 
within ſome ſecret place, he made the earth to quake: 
> Es ak. Yea the foundation of the mouns 
tz Up Lordzin haſte prevent my foe, of Bafan for to ſhake, 


and caſt him at thy feet: 8 Aud from his noſtrils came a ſmoke; 
Save thou my ſoule from the 111 many . when kindled was his ires .. _. 

$hd with the ſword him fmite.. | And from hi? mouth came kindled coles 
14 Deliver,me Lord by thy powers of hot conſuming fire, 

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21 But evermore I have teſpe& 
. to his law and decree: 
His ſtatutes and orgy 
I caſt not oiit from me. 
23 But pure and cle>n3nd nncorrupts 
appear@ before his fices 
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with him ttt holy is, 
wilt thou be holy toDs 

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right vertuouſly wilt do, 


43 A people ſtrange 
and yet they all me ſerve? 
And at the firſt obey! my word, 
whereas mine own will verve, 
44 1 hall be irkſome to Re owns 


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' 34 Thout cet one alt 

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doth ſtill increaſe my power, 


thy right 


' 35 And under me thon makeſt plaine 
the way where I ſhould walks 
;So that my feet ſhall never flips 


nor ſtumble at a balk, 


35 Hos fiercely I purſae and take / 


foes that me anoids 


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till they be all deftroid, 


37 So1 ſuppreſſe and wound my foes 5 
that they can riſe no more: 

For at ny feet they fall down flats 
I irike them all ſo fore. | 

38For thou doſt gird me with thyftrength 
to warre in ſuch a Wiſe: 

That they be all ſcattered abroad, 


that up 2gatnſt me riſe, 


39 Lord thou kaſt pat into mine hands 
my mortall enemies yoke: 
And all my foes thou dokt divide 
in ſunder with thy ſtroke, 
4+ They calFd for help,bur none gave carey 
nor holp them with reliefs 
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yet heard he not their grieſe, 


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41 And:{till like dutt before t 


I drive them under feet: 


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that ſticketh in the ſtreet, 
42 Thou keep'{t me from ſeditious folk 
thar ſtill in ſtrife are leds 
And thowdoſt of the heathen folk 
appoint me to be head, 


they will not ſee m 


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and hide them out off f ke oy 


4 5 But bleſſed be the livin Lord 
moſt worthy of all praiſe: 
That is my rock-and faving bealthy 


\praiſed be he alwaics, 


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12 Be thou exalted Lord therefore 

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Deus,Deus mens, Pſalxxij TS 
Sing this as the 21,Pſabne. 


Sp my God,wherefore doſt -_ 
forkke me utterly? 
And why not when 1 do make _ 
y gre eat complaint and cry? 
2 Tot e my God eyen all day "a 
I do both cry and call: 
I ceaſe not all t night and yet 
thon heareſt not at all. 


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and. holy. plate doſtaweile, - 
Toms art the comfort and the joy, ©. 
_y of Iirael. 
e in whom'our fathers old 
had all their hope forever: 
And when they put thei truſt in thee 
thou didft them aye: deliver. mt 


s They were delivered eyer when - 
they called on thy Name: - 
And for the faith hey had in thee, 
they were not put to ſhame. 

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more like than any man... .. 
An out-caſt whom the people ſcorn 

with all the ſpice they can. .. 


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n me aki afon te: th | 
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| His countenance whea they do calls 


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q : To ſeek the | 
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3 They gap upon me ilys * 
a$ an they wou —" 
Much like a = a roaring ou out, 
and ramping for his ſto? wh 
14' But I drop e water ſhedy 
my hrs, in CR break: 
My heart doth/in my body melts 
like wexe againſt the heat, J! - 
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15 And like a potſheard dri*th m frond Kis 1 
x my tongue Telerrerh Gi A : an 
nto my jawes,and I am brou 
to dat —_—_—_ ur hf; © Dor 
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and wicked counſell cke ; 
Conſpire againlt me curſedly, — T 
they pierce my hands and ſeere How 
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might all my bones have told: ” th 
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and ſtill they me bekold. W 
18 wy garments they divided cke 
among them all: 
And r my coat they did caſt lotsg 


to whom "|'mighr befall, 


19 Therefore I pray thee be not frre 

from me at my great need? 

But rather fith thou art my ſtrength, 

to help me'Lord make ſpeed. 

20 And from the fivord Lord fave my fout | 
by thy might and thy power: 

And keep my foule;thy darling dearey 
ftom dogs that would devoure. 


21And from the Lions month that would 
me all in funder ſhiver: 


Lord fafely me deliver, 

22 Then ſhall Itom 'bonthren Ai 
thy majeſty re 

And in thy Church ſhal praiſe the Name 
. of thee the living Lord, 


The .third Part. 


22 All ye that feare him praiſe the Lord; 
thou Jacob honour hims 
And all ye ſeed of Iſrael, 
with reyerence worſhip him; 
poorss 
he turneth not 2 


þut granteth to their crie, 


' 25 Among the folk that feare the Loidy 
I will therefore prockaime 

Thy priffe,and keep my promife mads 
for ſetting forth thy Name, 


and thof that do endeayer | 
Lord, thall praiſe his Names 
ſhall live for ever, 


LY "Lk 7 3. 


All coaſts oft'eayth ſhall iſe the ' 
"nd rarne zo him or | yh” m 


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be henthents his blef . 
28 The kify ry Leaked TY WED 
the Lord ſhall kaye therefore: a x 


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;1 My ſeed ſhall plainely ſhew to them 
that ſhall be borne hereafter © /. 
Kis juſtice and his righteouſneſle . 
and all his works of wonder. 


Dominus 
Shen al the 18 Pſulme. 


Ke le is onely my ſupport, 
and he that dot Las feed: 

How can I then lack any thingy 
whereof ftand in need? 

3 He doth mefold in coats nioſt Gt, 
the tender graſle aſt by: 

And after drives me to the ſtreames 
which run moſt pleaſantly, 


3 And when I feele my ſelfe neare loſt, 
then doth he me home ome 
Condu&ing me in his right _ 
even for his own names oy 
_ though.I were even at deat hsdoore 
d I feare none ills . 
For "with thy rod and ——— crooks 
lam comforted fill 


5 Thou haſt tpy table richly deck'd, 

in de _—_— of my foe 

Thou haft my.head with Gallic refreſvd 
niy cup doth overflow. 

6 And finally,while breath doth " 
thy grace fhall me defend: 

And in the houſe of God will T 
my life for ever ſpend, 


Anotherof the ſame by. T.H, 
Sing this as the 21,Pſalme. © 


Y ſhepherdis the living Lord, 
nothing therefore I need: - 
In wy wp faire with waters calme, 
ſets me for to feed. 
2 -He,did convert and glad my fouls, 
and brought my minde in frame | 


T-» walk in paths of righteouſneſſt, 
for his moſt holy Name, 


3 Yea though I walk in vale of hunk; 
yet will I feare none 11: 

Thy rod,thy ftaffe do comfort me, 
and thou art with me os 

4 And in the preſence of my foes, 
my table thou ſhalt ſpread: 


| Thou ſalt (@ Lord) fill fall my cup, 


and eke anoint my 


all my life thy favour is 

frankly ſhew'd to me: EY 

That in thy of wa for evermore 
my dwelling place ſhall be, 


Domini eft terra. Plal.xxiwj;1,H, 


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Sing this «s the-46. Pſalme, | 


Lift my heart tothee," | 
| my God and guide moſt juft: - 
Now ſuffer me to take no ſhame, 
for in thee ay I rruft. 
2 Let not »y oes rejoyce, 
nor make a ſcorne-of me: 
And let them not be qyerthrowng - 
that put their truſt in thee, 


3 Bur ſhame ſhall them befall, © JRb: BOD 2 
which harm them wrongfully: -+ .- —— 
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unto me Lord deſcry: Py US 
oy Nire& me inthy truth, EROS. LA 
and teach me I thee pray: - gd. 
Thou art. my God and Savioury — 
on.thee I wait alway. 


s Thy mercies. ttapifolds GOT OIL, & 

- I pray y thee*Lord remembers 4 

And eke thy pitie plentifully 56.4 

for they have beenforever,. - - 17 as 

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with the deceigfull traine, 


5 I much abhorre the wicked forty . 
their deedy 1 Folayl dſpiſh 


I do not once to art» 
that hurtfull in ings eviſe, 
6 My hands 1 wa J Prot 


in works to upright 
Then tothins kari prig ſpeed, 
to offer there. in 5 oakadend RE 


: 7 That 1 may fpeak and wp the neatly. 
that ah "belong cot 


' And ſo declare how wondrous waies 
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* $ O God thug 1 love mok dearey 
; to met, dqth'excpll: 

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mhereayt thy grace doth dwell. 


'9 Q ſhut not up my ſoule with _— 
i in fin thar cake th take Thi: Ba 


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for bribes doth Pluck and 


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EE nt Ye ces 
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: manall the peop! es fight, | 


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Sp1g-thys 46-#/t 14.Þ (alvie. 


He Lord is both my health 8& lights 
'vich God dork give ne rcmmlemight 

it oth give me mig 
: why ſhould bbeafmid? 

' 8 While that my foes with all their Rieongeh 
{ begin with mi to.brawll: 


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My foes ta foile and clog deface, 
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TH wot the Lord alwaits. 


The ſetond Part, 


9 Lord heare the voice of my complaint. . 
for which to thee I call: 
Have mercy Lord on me \/- at 
and ſend me hel 4 withall | 
xo My heart doth knowledhe unto thee,. - 
I ſae to have thy grace: 
Then ſeek m face faift thou tw mez 
Lord I will ſeek thy face. 


11 In wrath turn not thy face aways 
nor ſaffer me to flidez 

Thou art my help Kill to this day, 
be till my, God and guide, 

13 My parents both their ſonne forfooks 
and caft me off at Jarge: 

And then the Lord himfel fe yet took 
of me the care and charge. 


13 Teach me O Lard the way to thee, 
and lead me ori forth r1 
For feare of ſach as watch for a 
to trap me if they might. 
14 Do hot betake me to the will 
of them that be my ſoes: 
For they ſurmiſe againſt me it 
falfe witneſle to depoſe. 


I; My heart would 441 but that in me 
this hope is fixed 

The Lord Gods good grace {hall I ſee 
in life that aye ſhall laſt, 

16 Truſt ill in od, whoſe whole thou art, 
his will abide thou muſt? 

And he ſhall eaſe and ſtrength thy heart 
if thou in-him do truſt. | 


Ad teDomine. Pſal.xxviij.T.S. 


Sing this as the 18, Pſalme, 


"TH ou art(O Lord)my ſtrength and ſtays 
the ſaccour Ne I crave : ; 
Negle& me notleXt I be like 
to them that go to grave. 
2 The voice of Jy ſuppliant hearez 
that unto thee d an 
When I lift ap my hands unto 
thy holy Ark moſt high, 


& 3 i > e me not among the ſort 


— vert and ervert 3 heir tt 
t ſpeak ri ire unto their "ER 
| ben ink al heir undy- ke 
$ According to thnear T_ 
as they deſerve indeed: , 
And after their i 4 nventions 
let them receive their meed, 


5 For they regard nothing Gods works 
his law ne yet his lore: _ 
fore will ke them and their ſeed 


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"The heal th ah 


Linas Je Lord 


2 Give slory to. 


2 His voice'd6th tnle the 


"my a8 


$ He is.0ur drengh a oy our defencey. 


our ENCMIE 


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9 Thy Peopl pls n jive heripy 
leflesg 


bg preſerve? | 
rule their ans 
that they n may never ig 


Aﬀette Domino. Pſaf. xxix.T.S. | 


Sing this as the 23..Pſalme. 


'$ Ive to the Lot ve Pore. rates 
T. ye Rulers ofthe world; 


Gave ye all Praiſcqbonour and firength | 


unto the living Lord \ 7 
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2nd honour him 


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Worſhip him in his y 
within his holy ja . 


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even as himſtlfe ddth p '-1 

He doth prepare the thander-clapyy 
and goverus 211 the ſeas. 

4 The voice of God is of g 
and wondrous exeelJents 

It is moſt mi#key in effe&, 
and __ maznificeht. 


5 The voice of God pouch rend and brooke 
the Cedar-trees ſo longs 


The Cedar-trees of Lebanong. 
which are moſt high and trong, . - - 

6 And makes them leap like as a Calfey 
or els the Unzcornes 

Not only trees, but mountaines greaty 
whereon the trees are borne. 


7 His voice divides the flames of fire, 


and ſhakes the wilderneſſl 
8 It makes the deſert quake ſearch 
that called is phe quake 


9 It makes Ls Hindes for fear to calveg 
and makes the covertsplainez 


Then in his Temple eyery man bk 


his glory doth proclaime, 


10 The Lord was ſet above the flonds, 
. ral the raging _ 
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3 Ofth _ will thou haſt cald back 

* my "6. e from hell to ſavez 

Thou didſ reyive when ſtrength did lack 

' *aud keprſt me from the grave. ; 

4 Sing praiſe ye Saints that prove and ſee 
the gordnefle of the Lords 


In meniory of his Majefty 


. rejoyce with one acrotd., 
5 For why? hisanger but a ſpace 


doth laſt and lack againes ' 
But in his favour and his grace 
Y angles doth Yep Area e "OR 
hongh gripes riefand pangs full fore 
' tha | fodpe with us all m he: en nh 
The ford te joy ſhall us reſtore 
* * before the day be light, 


6 Whenlenjoy'd the world at will, 
' - thug would Iboatt and fays © 
Tuſh,1 am fare to feele none ill 
' this wealth ſhall not decay. * 
4 For thou O Lord of thy good grace 
hadit ſent me ſtrength and 21d: 
But when thou turn*ſt away thy face 
my minde was ſore diſmaid, 


$ Wherefore againe yet did1cry 
' tO thee O Lord of might: 


My God:with plaints I djd apply 


and pray*d both day and nig 
s What'gaine is in'my blood (faid 1) 
ifdeath deftroy my daies? © 
Poth duſt declare thy Majeſty, 
' * or yer thy truth doth pralle? 


0 W herefore my God ſome pity takey 
O Lord I hee defixe: oY F 35 th 


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,aud that an0gy 
to help me make good ſpeed: - 


| Be thou my rock and houle of ſtones 


my fence jn time of need, 


vhou art my fort and tower: _ 

For thy Names ſake be thou my guide, 
and leade me in thy power. _ 

4 Pluck thoa my feet out of the ſnares 
which they for'me have laid: 
Thou art my ftrengrh, and all my care 
is for thy might and aid, 


5 Into thy hands Lord I commit 
my ſpirit which is thy dae: 


| For why thou haſt redeemed ity 


O Lord my Gud moſt true, 
6 I hateſuch folk as will not part 
from things to be abhor*d: | 
When they on trifles ſet their heart 
my truſt is in the Lord, | 
7 For 1 will in thy mercy j 
I ſee it doth excel; Oe 
Thou ſeeft when ought would me anoy; 
and know my foule fullwell. ' * 
$ Thou haft not left me in their handy 
that would me over-charge: : 
But thou haſt ſer me out of band, 


to-walk abroad art large, 
© The ſecond Part, 


9 Great griefe O Lord doth me aſſaily 
ſome pity on me take: : 
Mine eyes wax dim, my fight doth faile 
' my womb for woe doth ake. | 
ſo My life is yorn with : a aud paine, 
my yeares in wo are pgit: ' * 
My ſtrength is gone, & through diſdaine 
my bones corrupt and waſte, * 


11 Among my foes Iam a ſcorne, 
my friends are all diſmaid: 
My neighbours and my kjn{men born; 
tolee me are afraid, 1 -- 
12 As men once dead are out ef minde, 
ſo am I now forgot: Eo rs 
As ſmall effe& in me they finde, 


aFinabroken pots , 


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How they conſpir*d,-and went about 
to take my Hite away, £ 
14 But Lord I truſt in thee for ajdy 
not to be oyer-trod: © © 
For 1 confeffe and ſtill have faid, 
thou art my Lord and God, 


£5 Thelength of all my lifeand age 
- O Lord 15 in thy hand: | 
Defend me from the wrath and rage 
of them that me withſtand,” 
{ x6 Totmethy ſervant (Lord) expreſſey 
* and ſhew thy jo full face; | 
And fave me'L Tr thy. gacdne 
thy mercy aud thy graces” * 


The third Part, 


| V Lord let me not be put ro blames ; 


- for that on thee I call: 


| Bat let the wicked beare the ſhame} 


ud juto their grave fall, © 


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Lord 2 7 Oy their lips ad. 
och are addi to lies: ? 
And cruelly with pride and ſpight 
| "== the juſt deviſe, 


90 bo" __ Le haſt thou in Roxez 
af n for them 

That Aoi and-truft in thee therefore, 
before the ſonnes of men. 

20 Thy preſence ſhall them fence and guide 
from all proud brags and wro 

Within thy place thou ſhalt them kide 
from all e ſtrife of tongues, 


21Thanks to the Lord that hath declr'd 
\ "on me his grace ſo farre: 
Me to defend-with watch and ward) 
as in a town of warre, 
33 Thus did 1 fay both day and njght, 
when I was ſore oppreſt: - 
Lo I wascleane caſt our of fighty 
| yet heardit thou my requeſt, 


32 Ye Saints love ye the Lord,1 ſay, 
: the faithfull he doth guide; 

And to the proud he doth repay 
according to their pride.' ' 

24Be ftrong and God wil ſtay your hearty 
be bold and' have-a luſt: 

For ſure the Lord will take your ports” 
ſith ye in kim.do truſt, 


Beati quorum. Plalxxxij, TS, 
Sing this a8 the ;0ePſubue, 


He man is bJeſt whoſe wickedneſſe 
the Lord hath: cleane remitted; 
And he whoſe fig and wickedneſle 
1s hid and alfo covered, 
2 Andbleſt is he to whom the Lord 
' Iputeth not his fin; 
Which zn his heart hath hid no guile, 
nor fraud 1s found therein, bY 


X For whilſt that 1 kept cloſe my fig 
 1n filegce and conſtraint? , 
My bones did weare and ky avay 
with daily mone and plaint. 
$ For night and day. yo! Io on me 
ſo grievous was and ſmart, 
That all *'my bloud aad hamours moiſt 
to drineſſe did convert, 


& Idid therefore confeſſe my faults, 

'_ and all my fins diſcover, 

Ther thon,O Lordzdidit me forgive, 
and all ty ſinges paſſe over, _ 

6 Th humbte man ſhall pray therefore, 

| and ſeek thee in due time: 

$0 that the flouds of waters great 
hall have no power on hint, 


* Whentronble and adverſity 
Thad compaſſe me _ 
ou art my refuge and my joy, 
_— thou doſt rid me our, ok 


ome hither and 1 will thee rexchy 
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owns ſhalt walk ari 
I will at re Imy 


have leary'd by prooke and ght, 


9 Be yot fo rade and ignorant 
© as 15 the horſe and mule: 
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31 Be merry therefoxe in the Lerd 
ye juſt lift up your yoice: . | 
And ye of pure and perfe& hearty 
be glad and eke rejoyce. 


Bxultate iuſti.Pſal. xxxilj. 1.8; 
Sing #his as the ;0.Pſabm. 


it 15a ſeemly fight, 


| That upright men with thankfall voice 


ſhould praife the Lord of might. 

2 Praiſe ye ihe Lord with harp and fongs 
in PſaImes and pleaſant things? 
With Lutezand 1nitramenr amangs 
that ſoundeth with ten rings, 


3 Sing to the Lord a ſong moſt new . 
' with courage give him prailee 


}. 4 For why? his word 1s ever trukg 


| bi, MATS IG: all his mndright 

[5 To judgement, equityand x 

he hath a Sreat be will: : 

;And with his gifts he doth delighe .* 
the earth chroughout to 6 to fi 


s For by ths ward of God ajone 
the heavensall were wroughte 


[Their hoits and powers every one 

- his boweh to paſſe hath 7. 5 
7 The waters great gathered ha 
on heapes within the ſhore: 


* And hid them in dy TE . 
' as ina houſe offtore, | 


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'$ All men on earth both leaſt and mall 


feare God and keep his law, 
' Ye that inhabit in each coaft 
dread him and ſtand in awe. 


| 9 What he commanded wrought it was 


at once with preſent ſpeed : g 
'What he doth will is broaght to paſſe 


\ with full effe& indeed, 
| ro The counſels of the nations rade 


1 the Lord doth bring to noughts 
He doth defeate the multitude” 

| oftheir device and theughr. 

17 But his decrees continue ſtill, - 
they never flack nor ſwage:- 
The motions0f his minde and wilt 
_ take place } in every age, 


The ſecond Part. 


112 And bleſt are they to whom the Lord. © .. 

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Whom he Joth chaſe of meexe accards 

, _ totake them as his own, 

{'r3 The Lopd-jam. beartagus kis _ 

; .on men wortall 
14 Confidertng 

' 'the dwellers © 


t5TheLor d,Ifay,whoſe h£d hath _— 
mans heart,and doth it frime: © © 
For he along doth know the thought -- 
' and working ofthe fame, | 
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37 heir frnddy feeds fall fierves 
The ftrength fall not prevaile, 
the rider to preſerve, _ ; 
v8 Bur lo the eyesof God intend, 

and watchto aid the juft: , 
With fach as feare him to offend, 
and on his goodnelle truſt, 


x9 That he ofdeath and great diftreſſe, 
a 5 their yn? dread: 
i dearth thei refſes 

eres our foul dork wy depond 
20 rfors our whole 

on God our ſtrength and ftay, 
He is our ſhield us to defend, 

and drive all darts away, 


2x Our ſoule in God hath joy and game, 
rejoycing in his mighes 

For why? in his moſt holy Name 

. we hope and munch delight. 

32 Therefore let thy goodnefſe © Lord, 
fill prefentwith us be: 

As we alwaies with one accord, 
do only truſt in thee, 


Benedicam Dom.Pſa],xxxiiij. 'T$. 
Shy thiz 66 the 30, Plane, 


Will give land and honour both 
unto the Lord alwaies: 


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And eke my mouth for evermore 
ſhall ſpegke unto kis pe 
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2 I dodeligchtto land the Lord 
in foule and eke in voice: 
That humble men and\mortif®d 

may heareand ſorejoyce. 


8 Therefore ſee that ye - 


with me the living Lor 
And let ns now exalt his Name 
together with one accord, | 
4 For I my ſelfe beſonght the Lord, 
he anſwered me againe: 
And me deliyer*d incontinent, 
from all my feare and paine, 


5 Whoſo they be that him behold, 
ſhall ſee his light moſt cleare, 

T heir countenance ſhall not be daſkr, 
they need it not to feare, 

6 Thisfilly wretch for ſome relieke 
unto the Lord did call; 7 

Who did him heare without delay, 


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Bur as foy theth that feart the Lordy * 

nol ack ſhall be to ſuck, | 
The fecoud Part. 

r1Eore neare therefore my children dear 
and to my words give eare: - 

I ſhall ye teach the perfe& way, 
how ye the Lord ſhould-feare. 

12 Who is the man that would live leng 
and lead a bleffed life? 


r2 See thou refraine thy ton | d lips 
. from all deceit and ftrife, - Res 


14 Tarn back thy face from doing iN, 
and do the godly deed : 

Inquire for peace and quietneſſe, 
and follow it with ſpeed, 

15 For why? the eyes of God aboveg 
upon the juſt are bent: 

Kis eares likewiſe do heare the phine 
of the poore innocent, 


I6But he doth frown and bend his browes 
*  Uuponthe wicked traine: 
: And cnts away the memory 
that ſhould ofthem remarne. 
I7 But when the juſt do call and ory 
the Lord doth heare them fo, 
That out of paine and mifery 
forthwith he lets them go, 


| r$The Lord is kinde and ftraighe at hang 


to ſuch as be contrite: 
' He faves alfo the ſorrowfull, 
the gue and mecke in ſprite, 
rs Full many be the miſeries, 
that righteous men do faſfere 
But oat of all adyerſities 
the Lord doth them deliver, 


2» The Eerd doth fo preſerve aud keep 
their yery bonesalway: 

That not ſo much as one ofthem 
doth periſh or decay. 

31 The fin ſhall ſlay the wicked many 
which he himſelfe hath wrought: 

{ And ſuch as hate the righteous man, 

fhall foone be bronght'to noaghe, 


22 But they that feare the living Lord, 
' the Lord doth ſave them ſound: 
And who that put their traſt in him 
nothing ſhall them confound, 


Iudica me Dom. Pſal.xxxv. 1.H, 
Sing this as the humble ſuit of a ſinner, 


Ord plexd my cauſe againſt my focs, 
L confoundtheir Ds and mightz- 
Fight on my part againſt all thoſe 

* that ſeek with me to fight. 

2 Lay hand upon the ſpeare and' ſhield 

thy ſelfe inarmourdrefſe : 


' Stand up far-me and fight the field, 


to help me from dittrefſe, 


|. 3 Gird on thy ſword, and flnp the way, 
3 G; y 1WNrds and 1 Ba: aſs - 


mine enemies to wi 


| That thou unto my foule maiſt ſay, 

' _ IoI thy help at hand, | 

theni with rebuke and bhme 
that ſeek my ſoale to ſpill: 

Let them turn back and fiee with ſhame, 

that thunk tro work me ill 


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And I chat the Angel of or God 
their __ away may thruſt, 
5 Let all their waies be Yoid of ight, 
and ſlippery like to fall: 
And ſend ne v5) Ae mat 1gnhts 


to perſecute t 


9 For why? without my faule they have 
in ſecret ſer their grin. : 

And for no cauſe have dis*d a cave 

. to take my ſoule therein. 

$ When they think leaſt and have no cares 
O ny eſtroy aye all 6 
t them be trapt in their own ſnare, 

* and in their A lehiefs on, 


9s And let my foule with heart and yoice 
in God have joy and weakth: 

That inthe Lord I may rejoyes, 
and in his faving heale 

30 And then my bones ſhall "ſpeak and ſay, 

pb prox ſhall all agree: - 

O Lord though they ren jul gays 

Lon one 15 like to thee? - 


The ſecond. Part, 


11 Thon dof defend the weak from them 
that are both ſtout and trons: 

And rid the poore from-wicked meny 
that ſpoile and da them wrong. 

22 My cruell foes againft me.rifee 
to wit neflt things. pact 4 

And to accuſe me they deviſe 8 
of things I never W, 


1; Where Itothem did owe good will 
they quit me with diſdaine: ' 

That they ſhould 4 my Aire with 111, 
my ſoule doth omplaine, 

14 When they were Kick 1 mourn'd ther fore, 
and clad my ſelfe in faek: 

With fafting L did faint fullfore 
to pray I was not:flack. 


I5 As they had been, my brethren deare, * 
I did my ſelfe beha 
As one that maketh wo SM cheare 
about his mathers grave. 
36 But they at my aibaſ did joys 
and gather on a rout: 
Yea abje& flaves at me-did toy, 
with mocks and: checks full flour, 


17 The belly-gods and fatt Burering traive 


that all good things dex. 
Atme do grin with Fe diſdaines 


and pluck theis mouythes aſide. 
18 Lord why wilt thqu fe long ed eares 
why doſt thou ftay and 


O rid my.foule,mine onely.d deates 
out oftheſe Lions clawes. 


I9 And then will Ygivethanksto 
before the Church alwaies: thets, | 
And where:moſt ofthe 1 people be, 
_ will Iſhew chy' 
20 Let not my | ile on me, 
which hate me for no «dy 


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<1 of ce tO nord.chey thinker 
theiet talks is al} untrue; . 


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23 Be Lord,thou oo = meleethey cab; 
ceaſe not uy griefs to mend 

Be not farre oft nor me forfake, 

as ment that faile their friend; 

24 Awakezrilſe, and Rir abroad; © - 
defendme in My right: 

Reveuge my cauſezmy Lord, my Gody + 

and aid me with thy might. 


2 Accord to myr reouluefe, 
s Loxd God fer me "gh 
F-. et them, not their carp expreſſed 
nor triumph oyer me. 
26 Let not their hearts rejoyce and cry 
thereztherezall goeth tynn: 4 
Nor give them cauſe tro fay on high 
we have our will on him, 


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27Confound them, with rebuke & fam 
that joy when I do mourn: 

And pay them home with ſpite & bla; - 
that brag at me with ſcorn. rt 

28 Let them be glad and eke rejoFees-. 
which loye-mine upright way}. _ 

&nd they'all times with and volts 
flall raiſe the Lords and fay, | 


29 Great 1s the Lord and doth excels. 
for why? he doth delight 
To ſee his fervants proſper well, 
that is his pleatme fot. . þ £1 
zo Wherefoes my rongee I wil applys b oz. 
thy righteonſneſſe to praiſes / 
Unto the 'Lord wy God will I 
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Dixit injuſlus, 'Pfal, xr}. TMJ 
Sing this « the 35. Pſa, 


He wicked with his watks an uffs. 
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That of the Lord he bath no tru 
his feare 1s ſet apart. _ 
2 Yer doth he jo Ly 5d his eſtate, 
to walk as he 
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of God and eke of man, 


3 His words ave wicked,vileand' n 
his tongne no truth doth relf;. 


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Yet at vo hand witft he be taught 
which way, he may do we | 
4 Wher he ſhould'ſle eepe then doth he maſd 
his miſchiefs to ful 
No wicked waies doth he refuſe, 
nor nothing chat is ll, 


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© For why? the well of life ſo puve 
*-doth ever flow from thee: 
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x0 From ſuch as os to know 3 
- let not th e depart: -© NAS 
'Thy righreooſaclſe docks and ſhaw 
ro meii of upright heart, 


x2 Let not the proud on me preyailes 
O Lord of t y good grace: 
Nor let the wicksi a PR 
co thxow me out of place, _ 
x2 But they in their device ſhall fall 


that wicked works maintaine: 
They ſim 


all be overthrown withall, 
and never riſe againe, 


Noli emulart. Plal.xxxvijWeW. 
: - Sing this 6 the 35. Pſalme, 


'Cre— zot"to ſee the wicked men 
M wealth to flouriſh till: 
Nor yet-envy ſuch as ts 3lls 
have bent and et their will, 
2 For as greene grafſe and flouriſhing herbes, 
are cut and wither away: wo . 
Sv thall their great proſperity 
ſoore'paſſe, fade and decay, 


2 Truſt thon therefore in God alonez 

to do well give thy minde: | 
. So ſhalr than have the land as thine, 

and there ſure food ſhalt finde. 

4 In God fet all thy hearts delight, 
and look what thou wouldft have, 

Or: gl{e.canſt wiſh in all the world, 
thou needR it not to crave. 


5 Calt both thy ſelfe and thine afaires; 


on Ged with perfe& truſt: 
And thou ſhalt ſee with patience, 
the effe& both ſure and juſt, 
s Thy perfe& life and godly name, 
he will cleare as the light: 
$o that the Sun even at noone daies, 
ſhall not ſhine halfe ſo bright, 


» Be ſtill therefore and ftedfaſtly 
_ on God ſee thon'wait thenz 
Not ſhrinking for the proſperous ſtate 
_ of lewd and wicked men, 
5 Shake of deſpighty envy and hate, 
at lealf in any wiſe 2 
Their wicked works avoid and flee 
and follow not their guiſe, 


WIC ed man will God 


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His children and poſt 


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12 The ky 6p and maliciouy, _ 
againſt t conſpire 2 

Thes gnaſh their teeth at him as men 
which do his bane deſire, 


r2But while that lewd men thnsdo thinks 
the Lord laughs them to ſcorne: 
For why, he ſees the terme approach, 
when they ſhall figh and mourne, 
14 The wicked haye their ſwords out- 
their boweeke have they bent:(drawny 
To overthrow and kill the poore 
as they the right way went, 


r 5 But the fame ſword ſhall pierce their hearts 
which was to kill the juſt: | 
Likewiſe the bowe fhall break to ſhivers 
wherein they put their traft, 
16 Doubtlefle the jaſt mans poore eftery 
15 better a great deale mare: 
Then all theſe lewd and wicked mens 
rich pompe and heaped ftore, 


| T7 For be their power never fo ſtrong 
God will it oyerthrow: g 
W here contrary he doth preſerve 
the humble men and low. 
18 Heſces by his great proyidenceg 
the good mens trade arid way: 
And will give-them inheritance, 
| Which neyer ſhall decay. 


19 They ſhall not be difconrageds 

when ſome are hard beſtead: 

When other ſhall be hunger-bitz - 
they ſhall be clad and fed. 

| 20 Fox whoſoever wicked is - 

_ and enemy to the Lords 

Shal quaile,yea melt even as lambs greafe 

or {mabkg that flies abroad, 


The thid Pay, 
2r Behold the wicked borrowes mucky 
and never paies againe?  * 
Whereas the juſt by liberall gifts, 
makes many glad and faine. 
22 For they whom God doth blefſe ſhall have 
the land for heritage, | 
And they whom he doth curſe likewiſe 
ſhall periſh in his rage, 


| 23 The Lord the juſt mans waies doth 


and gives him good ſucceſſe: (#yjde; 
Ta rk. thing he takes in Ph —_ 
he ſendeth good addreffe, 
24 Though that he fall, yet is he ſure 
not utterly to quailer 
Becauſe the Lord puts ut his hand, 
at need and doth not fail, 


25 Ihaye beene young and now am old, 
yet did I never fee: nl 
The juſt mn lefty nor yet his ſeed 
to beg for miſery; 
26 ary nl 4 EWA 
and lends whepe 


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need: 


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| receive of God their meed. | 
27 Flee vice therefore and wickednefſe; 


| and yertuedo embracet | 
So ſhall God grant theelong to have 


on earth a dwelling place. 


_ | 38 For God ſo loveth equity | 


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Kaving as Lords all things therein 
in Yeir own power and hand. 
2oThe.jut mans mouth doth ever ſpeake 
of fnatters wiſe and hies ; 


Kis tongue doth talke to edific, 
with truth arid equity, 


21 For in his heart the law of God 
his Lord doth till abide: : 
So that where ever he goes or walks, 
his foot can never ſlide, | 
232 The wicked like a ravening wolfey 
the juſt man doth beſet: _ 
By all means ſeeking him to kill, 
if hell in hisnet, 


' 33 Thongh he ſhould fall into his hands 

yet God would ſuccour ſend: 

Thongh men again him ſentence givez 
God would him yet defend. 

34 Wait thou on God and keep his wayy 
he fhall preſerve thee then 

The earth to rule,and thou ſhalt ſee 
deftroid theſe wicked men, 


35 The wicked have I ſeen moſt ſtrongy 
and plec'd in highdegree: | 
Flouriſhing in all wealth and ſtorey 
as doth the Lawrell-tree, 
36 But ſuddenly he paſt away, 
and lo he was quite gone? 
Then I him ſonghtybut could not finde 
the place where dwelt ſuch one, 


, 37 Mark and behold the perfe& mang 

how God doth him increaſe: 

For the juft man ſhall have ar length 
great joy with reſt and peace. 

33 As for tranſgreflors,wo to themy 
deftroid they ſhall all be * 

God will cut off their budding racey 
and rich poſterity, 


$9 But the falvation of the juſt 
doth come from God aboye: 

Who in their trouble ſends them aid 
of his meere grace and love, . 

4» God doth them help,fave and deliver 
from lewd men and anjuſt: 

And ftill will ave them whilſt that they 
1a him do pat their truſt, | 


Domine ne. Pſal. xxxviij. IL.H, 
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Ut me not to rebuke O Lords 
.1n thy provoked ire: 
Ne in hy heavy wrath O Lords 
corre& me I defire, _ | 
- ® Thinearrowes do ſtick faſt in mh 
. thy hand doth preſſe me foret 
And in my fieſh no kealth'atall 
appeareth any more, ' | 
3 And all this is by reaſon of 
the wrath that I am in2 * 
Nor any reſt js in oy Daters 
by reaſon of my {1n, 


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5 My loynes are fil'd with fore diſeaſe; 
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xx My loyers and my wonted friends 

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12 They that did ſeek my life, laid ſnares} 
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'I3 Butas a deafe man I becameg 
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| I4 And as one dumbe, that epens net 
bis mouth to ſpeak withall. 

11s For all my confidence O Lord 

2$ wholy ſet on thee? 


thou ſhalt give eare to me, 
16 This did I craye;thar they my Hes - 


triumph not over me? 

For when my foot did ſlip, then they 
did {07 my fall to ſee, _ | 

17 And truly I poore wretch am ſery 

in placeza wofull wight: 

And eke my grievous heavineſſe 

is ever in my fighe, 


18 For while that I my wickednef 
in htable wiſe confeſſe: 

And while I for my finfull deedg 
my ſorrawes do exprefle, _ 

19 My foes do ſtill remaine alives 
and mighty are alſo 2 . 
And they that hate me wrongfully, 
in number hugely grow. 


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Which di increaſe and fire the fires 
at laſt theſe words burſt 6tt, 


3 Lord mimbtr out my life and thies 
*s o__ yet yy 4 2 
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6 1674 chow haſt po. ared out iy lifes - 
in length much like a ſpans 
Kine age 13 gothring unto thee 
ſo yaine is &vefy inn, » 


9 Man walketh. like a ſhadezand: doth 

in yaine himſelfeanoy : 

In getting goods and cannot tell 
who ſhall the ſame enjoy. 

3Now Lord fithchingsthiy wife do frame 

what help doI defire? 
Of truth my help doth harig bn ney 

I nothing elſe require; 


The ſecond Pwwy, 


9 From all the fits that I have done . 
Lord quit nie out of hand : = 
And make tot a ene to fooles | 
that noth3 ntidtrſtand. ON 
To 1 was as dutffhe;2tid to coriplatne x 
no trouble might me fii6ve; | 
Becauſe I kfeWw it'was thy Work 
my patience for to prove, © 


I can them not wit 
1 faint and ' 


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he waxeth w 


As doth a fork Net 66H pies have ſits 
ſo vaine a thing is matl, 


x3 Lord heare rity feir;tnd give 2bod hebd: | 


_ regard my teares that 
I ſojcurne likes fringet here, 
as did my arhery all. 
x4 O ſpare a Hittle,grye me ſpace 
- my ftrength for te roſtVer 
* Before I goawiy from hence, 
and {ball be ſeene no more; 


Expe&ans expedaviÞlalaltR. 
Singhid/as #661 5 PJatone; 


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T1Lord ike Fog wy tnYdgue, 


g O bleſt is hd wiibſe h 
* dothi in the Lord r 
That with the | 
nor ſuch as _ 
s For Lord 
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Thy favour Rr dos 74 51 
all things that ever Was. 


7 WhenT L 56 and -_——4eyt 
thy works abroad'th ſhow: 
To ſuch a,reckoning they do rifez 
, Log end Shoes x wy 
AL-0 'S e not 
I know thy hots defi 7 iy 
With facrifice'ts purge his firlg 
thou doſt no man require, 


9 Meat-offerings and frifice 
thou woulift not have at aff+ 

But thou (O Lord) haſt mada 
mine eares to heare Hike | 

xe But thei faid I betiold and looky 
I come-a theane. to'be: 

For in the volume ofthy book 
thus it 45 {aid-bfme; - 


rx That ICO Lord)ffiotild dothy minde3 


which thing doth like me well: 
| For in ity heart thy law I finde; 
| faſtplac ace Sire th chyell; 
| 12 Thy juſtice and.thy righteouſeſſe | 
1 great reſorts ltelh: 
' Behold my tongue n0 time doth ceaſe: 
O Lord thou know'It tull wetl; 


Fhe ficond Pare, 
12 I have t&& hid Withil mo "yp 


thy goodneſſe 
fa” A TITE! = ik 


' thy trathand DO | 
14 I Tue n& cloſet eo inde 
|  thatno ders 


The truſt t tir chy 5A I Vow. 
to all the Charch I ſholy, 


| 15 T by ene metcy/(Lotd)firom me 


withdraw thou not aways. 
; preſerve,me Rilf for aye. | 
[x6 For'l with mifc CO Snay ons 
am ſore beſetabo 
' My fin iffertffe,and 4 come ons 
I cannot ſpie them our, 


17 B6&r whyPii kiliie'rhey eithel 


the haifesuÞd8Sn'ni 
'My heart doth we r very dreads 


that I am alm©6 dead. 


| [But let thy Tove tas, 


| 1$ With ſpeed ſend he Fang ſet mi fideJ. 


j I theErec 
Make haſte with 21d 49 IR me, 
O Lord a ny deſire. 


x9 Let them ſaſgfine-rebuke and fhumy 

' that ſeek my ſoule to 

Drive back my nd them dofaney. 
that wiſh and w6ald me il. 

20 For their ill ſears dothein Ueſtricz 
that would _—_ nimer 

Alwaies at me.they.raile and &y,; 

i fiean hinfii ſhine; 


O Lor 


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22 But as for m6I am bnt , 


eſt and _—_ fall tows 
yor this Lord wilt me reft« 
to healch full well 1 know, 


2; For why thou art my hope and truſty 
my refuge,help and ſtays 

Wherefore my Godzas theu art juſt 
with me no time dehay. 


arus quiintellieit.Pſal.xl;.T.S 
iy inethi oo jo. Plaine, 


He man is bleft that carofall is, 
the needy to conſiders 

For in the ſeafon perilleus 

the Lord will him deliver. 
3The Lord will make him ſafe & found, 

and happy in the land: 
And he will not deliver him 

into his enemies hand. 


2 And in his bed when he lies ſick 
the Lurd will him reſtore: 

And thou O Lord wilt turne to health 
his ficknelle and his ſore. _ 

4 Then in my fickneſſe thus fuid I, 
have mercy. Lord'on me: 

And heale my foule,which is full woy 
that I offended thee. 


5 Mine enemies with*d me ill in heart, 
and thns of me did fay: 

When fhall he die,that all his name, 

vaniſh quite away? 

0 and when they come to viſit mes 

they ask if I do well: ; 

But tn their hearts miſchiefthey havchy 
and to their mafes it tell, 


5 They bite their lips ind whiſper ſo, 
ﬆ though they would me charms 
And caſt their fetches how to trap 
me with ſome deadly harm, 
me grieyons fin hath brought him to 
this ſicknofle fay they plamet 
Re is ſo lowithat without doubt 
riſe can he-not againe, 


9 The man alfo that I did trafty 
with me did uf deceit; 
Who at my table eat my bread, 
the fame for me laid wait, 
t+ Haye mercy Loxd on 1ne theveforsy 
and let me be preſery*d: 
That I may render unto them 
the things they have deſery*d, 


11 By this I know affuredly 
to be beloy*d of thee : 

When thit mine enemies have no cauſe. 
0 triamph aver me, 

12 But in my right thon bait me kopey 
and maintained always 

And in thy preſence place aſsign'd 
Where I ſhall dwell for aye, 


I; The Lord the God of 1ſracl 


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\ Even ſabs it therefore, 


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L ths well-tprings to obtaines "y 
So doth my ſoule debre alway, 

Neg eres nd would day 
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3 The teares all times are ; 
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where now is God thy guide? 
4 Alas what grief is it to think 
what fre once I had? 
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Truft x1 in Gods for him to praite * 
I hold it ever beſt, 


By him I haye faccour at needs 
againſt _— and ori : 

He 13 my which with all fpeed 
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'6 And thus my ſoule within me Loop 

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as clonds burſt out their yoo 

The flouds ofeyil thar do ally 
run over me with noi 


| 8 Yet 1 by day felt his goodnedlo; 


and help at all aflaies: 
Likewiſe by night 1 did not ceaſe 
— the living God to prail, 


9 I amPerſmaded: thus to hap - 
to hun with pure pretence? _ 
Q Lord thou art my guide and Rayy. 
and fure defence, 


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Fudge and revenge my cauſe\O Lord, 
from them that evil be : | 
From wicked and deceitful mtn; 
-  O Lorddgliver me. jap | 
E For of ny ſtrength rhou art the God, 
why putt thoa me thee fto? 
' And why walk io heavily 
_ oppreſſed with my foe? 


3 Send out thy light and eke thy truths 
and lead me with thy grace: 

Which may condu& me to thy hill, 

_ and to thy dwelling placs. 

& Then ſhall Itothealcar go 
of God my joy and cheare: _- 

And on my harp give thanks to thee, 
O God my God moſt deare, 


5s Why art thou then tb ſad my ſoule; 
and fretſt thus in my breſt? _ 

Still truſt in God fur hyn to praiſes 
I hold i alwaies belt, 

6 By bim T have deliverance, 
againſt all paine and grief? | 

He is my God which doth alwaies 
at need ſend me reliefe, 


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| our foes confound. 

8 And ant} god thee our God, 
and praiſe thy holy Name:  . 
9 Yet now thou go*ft not with our hoſt 
but leayeit us to ſhame, 


and ſo were over-trod:- | 
Our enemies rob*d and fpoiPd our goods 
when we were ſperſt abroad. - 
xx Thou haft us given to our foes, 
aS (heep for to be flaiver . 
Amongſt the heathen every where 
ſcattred we do remaiae, 


12 Thy people thon hilt ſold like ſlavey 
and as a thing of nought: _ 
For proht none thou hadſt thereby, 
no gaine at all was ſought: 
13And to our neighbours thou haſt made 
_ ef us a laughing flock: | 
And thoſe that round about-us dwell 
at usdogrin and mock. 


The fecoid Part, 
14 This we ſerve for none other aſd, 


but for x common talk: 
{- They mockthey ſcorn;they nod their heads 


Where ere they go or walk, 7 = 
15 I am aſham'd continually ws 
to heare theſe wicked men: ap 
Yea (oT bluſh char all my face _ q 
with red is covered then, = 

16 For why2we heare ſitch flandetotts word 9 God 

_ fuch falſe reports and Ties: » 
That death it is to ſee their wrongs, 

_ their threatninss and their cries, 9 

. 17 For all this we forget not. thee tl 
' nor yet thy coyenant brake: Wh 

18 We tarn not back our hearts from thees tl 
| nor yet thy paths forſake, bo ] 
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1x9 Yet thon haſt trod us down to duſty Ne : 


where dens of dragons be: _ 
And covered us with thade of death, 
and preat adverſity, yi 
20 If we had our Geds name forgoty 
and help of Idals ſought, ; 
21 Would not God then have tri*d this out? 
for he doth knew our thoughts 


22 Nay,naysforthy Names Gke O Lords 
alwayes are we ſlaine rhus: 

A3 ſheep unto the ſhambles ſent, 

right ſo they deale with us, | 

22 Up Lord, why ſleepeſt thou? awakez 
and leave us not for all: | | 
key Loan thou thy countenancey 

and Gott forget our thrall, 


25 For down toduft oor foul i brought, 
and we now at laft caſt : 
Our belly like as it were gla*d, 
untothe ground cleaves faſt, 
26 Riſe up therefore for our defence, 
and help ns (Lord) at need: 
We thee beſeech for thy yooguelts | 
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Sing obis as the 25 Pſalm; "; 


Y heart doth take in hand; 
ſome godly ſong to ſing: 


The praiſe that 1 ſhall ſhew thereing 
pertaineth to the King, _ 
2» My tongue ſhall be as quicky 


his honour to indites 
þs is the pen of any ſcribe, 


that ujeth faſt to write, 


I faireſt of all mens. 


thy Ry is pleaſant pryer 
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hath bleffed thee with gifs | 


for ever to endure, 


4 About thee gird thy fivord, 


O Prince. 


might ele&: 


With horiourzgloty, and renown 


ehy perſon pure 1s deckt, 
5 Go Neth wo with godly ſpeed, 
with meekneffe,truth and right: 


And thy right hand ſhall thee inftru& 


in works of dreadfull might, 
6 Thine arrowes ſharp,and keen 
their hearts ſo ſore ſhall ſting: 


That folk ſhall fall and kneeke to has 


yea 211 thy foes O King, 


5 Thyroyall ſeat O'Lord, 
for ever fhall remaine: 

Becaufe the Seepter of thy Realme 
doth righteouſneſſe maintaine, 

$ Becauſethou lov*ſt the right, 
and doſt the ill deteſt: 


Cod even thy God hath noiated thee 


with joy above the reſt; 


90 With myrrbe and favours fweert 


thy.clo 


52re all beſpread: 
When thod doſt from thy palace paſſe; 


therein to make thee glad. 
jo Kings daughters do attend 


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At thy right kand the Queene dork i ſhand 


mn gold and garments gaFe 


The ſecond Part, 


It O daughter take. good heedy 
incline ind give 500d eare: 

Thou muſt forget thy kinred ally 
and fathers houſe mioſt deare, 


12 Then ſhall the Kin 


deiire 


thy beauty faire and trim: 
For why? he 15:the Lord thy Gody 
and thou niift worſhi p him, 


1; The daughters then of Tyre 
k vith gifts full rich. to ſee: 
And ny the wealthy of the land 
ſhall mak& their ſuit to thee, 
14 The daughter ofthe King 


is glotiousto behold: 
Within ker ci t ſhe doth fie 
alldeckt in 4 aren gold, 
I5 In robes al wrought with needle; 
aud here ofant "thing: 4 
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as Princes in all lands, - 

18 Wherefore thy holy Name, 
all ages ſhall record; | 

The people ſhall give thanks to thee 
for evermoxe O Lord, 


Deus noſter, Pſal. xlvj, IH 
Sing this as the 3 5 .Þſabwes 


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He Lotd ivsour defence and aid 
the ſtrength whereby we ſtand: 
When we with wo are much di 
he is our help at hand, 


2 Though th*carth remove we will not fedreg 


though hils ſo high and Reep 
Be thruſt and hurled here and there, 
within the-ſea fo deep. 


3 Ne thotgh the waves do.rage fo ſorey 
that all the banks it ſpils: 

Axd though it overflow the ſhore, 
and beat down mighty hils, 

4 For one faire floud doth ſend abrowd 
his pleaſarit ſtreames apacez 

To freth the City of our Gody 
and waſh his holy places 


5 1n midſt of her the Lofd doth dwelly'” 
ſhe can no whit day 

All things again her that rebell, 
the Lord will truly flay,  - 

6 The heathen folk the kingdomes feare? © 
the people make a nope: 

The earth doth melt,and not appearey 
when God pats forth his voice, 


7 The Lord of hoftsdoth take our pare; 
to us he hath an eye: 

Our hope of health with all our hearty 
on Jacobs God doth lie. | 

8Comte hear & ſee with minde & chought 
the working of our God: 

What wonders he him{elfe bath wrought 
inall the world abroad, 


9 By him all wars are haſhe aud aokich © 
which countries did conſpire: _ 

Their bowes he'brake,8& ſpeares each one 
their chariots burnt with fire. © 

re Leave off thereforeCaith he)and "—_ 


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Among the heathen high and low 
all the earth t :onghout, 
xx The Lord offiolts dock a defdy; 
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Be glad and ſing gato the Lor 
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2 Fot high the Lord and dreadful i8 
with wonders manifold: 
A mighty King he ts truly, 
ina the earth extold, 


23 The people fhall he make to be 
unto our bondase thr;ll : 

And underneath our r feet he thall 
the nations make to fall, 

4 For us the heritage he choſe, 
which we pofſelle alone: 

The flouriſhing worſhip of Jacoby 
his well beloved one, 


5 Our God aſcended up on highs 
with joy and pleaſure noiſe : 

The Lord goes ap above the skie, | 
with trumpets royall voice, 

E Sing praiſes to dur God,fing praiſe, 
fing praiſes to our King: . - 

9 For 'God is King of alt the earth, 
all skilfall praiſes ſing, 


8 God on the heathen rajoxes,aud fits 
npon his holy throne: | 

Thy Princes df the people haye 

them, pk ay every one 

9 To Abrahams people, for our God 

__ which1s exalted hie, 

As with a bucklet doth defend 
the earth contizually, 


Magnus Dominus, Pſal.alvilj, TH, 
Sing this as the 21,Pſulme; 


Reat is the Lord,& with great praiſe 
+ eines ered 

Within the City of our God, 

upon has holy hill. 
2 Mount Sion 3s a pleaſant place, 

it gladdethall the land: 
TheTity of the mighty King 

on her north fide doth and, 


3 Withia the Sthereoh, 
God is a refuge kriowne 
For lo the Kings are ga thered, and 
* together they are gone, 
4 But'when they did behold it "0 
they wondred and they were - - 


| &ſtonied much, and ſuddenly 


were driven back with feare. : 


5 Great. texror there on them FEE! 6 
for very WO they | cry, 


' As doth-a woman when le ſhall 


go trayell by and by. 
6 As thou with Eaſtern wind the lips 
pon the ſea doſt break, 
So chey we were ſtroid,zand even as 
ard our fathers ſpeak, 


7 ” OB of Lors 
we faw as it was told; 

Yea in the City which our Gody- 

bor pyer wi uphold, 


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F 's) Lordi il and do mien 


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on thy good he ce 
Far which wo doal = a arr 
within thy holy place, 


9 O Lordaccording to Ling Name 
forever is thy praiſer 

And thy right hand O Lord is full 

of righreonleſ alwaies, 

ro Let for thy judgements Sion Motnt 
fulfilled be with joyes: 

And eke of Juda grant O Lord, 
the daughters 60 rejoyce, 


xx 'Go walk about all Sion hill, 
yea round about her go: 
And tell the towers that cherenpon 
axe bnilded on a row. 
12 And mark ye well her balwarks all 
behold her towers there : 
| That ye may tell thereof to chemy 
that afcer ſhall þe here, 


13 For this God is our God,our God 
far evermore 1s he: 

Yea and unto the death alfo 
our guzder ſhall he be, 


 Audite hxc omnes.Pſal. xlix.I.H, 
Sing thi as the 43 Palme, 


AEF Li people hearken and ive oare 

to that. that I ſhall te 

2Both high and low,Both ich and poore 
that 1n the world dodwell, 

z For why?my mouth thal make diſcourſe 
of many things right wile : 

In underſtanding ſhall my heart 
his kudy exerciſe, 


4 Iwill incline mine eares to know 
the parable ſo dark : 

And open all my doubtfull ſpeech 
in metre on my harp. 

5 Why thould I feare affli &ion, 
or any carefaull toile: 

Or elſe my foes which at my heeles 
are preft my life to ſpoile, 


6 For as for fuck a$ rickes haveg 
wherein their truſt js moſt: 

And they which of their treaſures greaty 
themſelves do brag znd boaſt, 

5 There is not one qf them that cang 
his brothers death redeem: 

Or that can give a price to Gody 
ſufficient for him, 


$ It is tco great a price to pays 
none can thereto attaine: 
Or that he might his life prolongs 
or not ingrave remaine, 
9 They ſee wiſe men as well as fooley 
ſubje& unto deaths bands: - 
| And being dead ſtrangers poſfeſſe 
their goodstheit rents;their lands, 


to Their care is to build houſes faires 
and ſo determine fare, 
| To make their name right great-on earth 


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r,wealth, and war 
13 Br all at length taſte of deaths cup 
28 well as the brute b 


x3 And though they try their fooliſh 
to be moſt lewd and yaine: Capra 
Their children,yet approve thejr tal 
and in like fin remaine; 
14 As ſheep into the fold are brought 
ſo ſhall they into grave: 
Death ſhall them eate; and in that day 
the jult ſhall Lordſhip bave, 


Their image and their ropall port 
ſhall fade and quite decay: 

Wi hen as from houſe to pit they paſt, 
with wo and weale away, 

x3 But God will ſurely preſerve me 
from death and endleſſe painez 

Becauſe he will of his good gracty | 
my foule receive againk, 


16 1f any man waxe wondrous rich, 
feare nor I ſay thetefore: 

Although the glory of his bouſe. 
incteaſeth more and more; X 

17 For when he dies of all theſe things 
nothing ſhall he receive: 

His glory will not follow him) 
has pomp will take her leave, 


I Yetin chislife he takes himſelfe 


the happieſt under Sun : 
And others likewile flatter hitm, 
ſayins all is well done, 
19 And  preſuppoſe he live as long 
as did hs fathers old: 
Yet muſt be needs at length give places 
and be brought to deaths fold.” 


1oThus man to honoutGod hath bidiphe 
yet doth he not conſider: 

Burt like brute beaſts ſo doth he live 
which turn toduſt and powder, 


Deus Deorum, Pſal. L.-W.W. 


And all the world he wil call and provoke. 
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3 Deyouring fire 

thall go before his faces 

A great tempeſt 

ſhall round about kim trice} 


[4 Then ſhall he call 


the earth and heavens brighty 


| To judge his folk 


with equity and right, 

5 Saying go toy 

and now my Saints aſſemblez 
My pad they keep, 

+ their gifts do not diſſeable; 


s The heavens ſhall 
declare his righteouſneſſhg 
For God is Judge 
of all things more arid leffe oY 
7 Heate my people, 
far I will row tevealez 
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will thee nought conctil 
Thy God,tliy God 
am Iand Vil not blame tee] | 


[3 For giving not 


OE IT oo 


all manner offringst0 mh, 


9 I have no need 
' to take of thee at 5H; 
Goats of thy fold 
or Calfe out of thy | dls 
£o For all the beaſts 
are mine within thie woody : 
On thonſand hils p 
cattell are mine own goadi; is 
cx I know for mine _. 
all birds that are on mouttalachs 
All beaſts are mine, 


which haunt the belds md tvuntsized; 


13 Hungry if I weres .. 

I would not thee it tell; 
For all is mine 

that in the world doth diff; 

x3 Eat I the fleſh 

of great Bulls or Bullocks? ' 
Or drink the bloud 

of Goats,and of the flock 
14 Offer to God 

praiſe and hearty thankitein{ 
And pay thy vowes 

unto God ever-living. 


is Call upon mez 

when coubled thoa ſhalt bij. 
Then will 1 betp; 

int thou hilt koncut mb; 
16 To the wicked; 

thus faith thy Ecorhal Gods 


my lawe$: 


doi taxjurd Sivid which place bs Wi beſt | # 


Why doft r 
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vj Seeing thou 


BEET» Thi + 


4 The heavens 


Fl thiefe as thy mat%y - 
Thou run with bim, 
hos ſo Jour. prey do ſeek: 
And att all 6A 
» with bawds and rufftans che; 


Ip Thouviv*R thy ſelfe 


to backbite and to flandery 
And how thy tongue 
| deceives, it 48A a wander, - 


20 Thou fitteſt muff 'nge 

thy brother how to blamee ' 
Ard how to put by 

thy mothers ſqnne to hame;” 
21 Theſe things thoa didft - 

and whilt 1 held my, tongaey * 


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becauſe I ſtaid {0 long, 


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yet though I kept long fi lencer 
Once ſhalt thou feel 


of thy wrougy jaſt recompence, 


22 Confider this, 

ye that forget the Lords | 
And feare not when 

he threatnefh with his word, 
Left without help | 

I ſpoile you ava "Preys 
23 But he that thanks, - 

offer* ths praiſeth meaye, 
Saith the Lord God, 

and he that walketh. this traces 
I will him teach. * 

Gods ſaving healch to imbrace, .. 


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Sing this #46 25D Jules |: 


8 I God, of. gods, the Lord, © I 

hath cad the earth by. name: -. 

From, wheuce.t he; Sun doth riſc,unto 
the ſetting 'of the ſame, - 

3 From Sion his faire Place, 
his glory bright,an clearey 

The perfe& beauty of his grace, . 
fi thence 4 it did appeare, 


2 Onr God ſhalkcome in haſte; 

to ſpeake he ſhall not doubts 
Before him ſhall{the fire waſte, 

and tempeſt round mo. 

from on bigh, - 

the earth Hbelow Li 557. 
He will call forth;to judge and tris; 

| his folk he.doth devile. 


5 being Loch beth. op Sioegſeith ht” 
Which are in band Ley h 
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my law-to.loyeand OS wit my 
6 And when thele th | 
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thy ſacrifice is ſlack: 


' Thou offereſt daily unto'me 


rich more then I do lack, 


9 Think'ſ thou that 1 do need 
n cattell young or old? , 
Or els fo much delight to feed . 
on Geatsout of *% fold? 
10 Nay, all the beaſts are miney 
in woods that eat their hls? 
And thouſands more of neat and kiney 
that run wilde on the hils, 


The fecond Part, 
1x The birds that build on hie, 
in hik and out of fight: 
And>beaſts that in the fields do ies 
are ſubje& to my might, | 
12 Then though I hun red ſore, 
what need I ought of thine ? 


Sith that the earth with her great ores 
and all cherein'is mined not bh 


1 +23 To Buls fleſh have I mindes. 


to eat it dolt thon think? | 
Or ſucly a ſweetnefſe:do I finde, _ 
the bloud of Goats to:drink? 
14 Give to the Zord his praiſe, 
with thanks'to-him apply: | 
And ſee thou pay thy vowes alpaies 
unto the God:moit hae, tak $44 


15 Then ſeek and, call to mes | 
when ought would work thee blames 
And 1 will ſure deliver thee, 
that thou maiſt praiſe my Name, 
x6 But to: the wicked traine, 
which talkjof God each days . iy 
And yet their works are foule and vaine 
to them the Lord willfay, PRE” 


r7 With what face dareſt thou ON ON 
my word ocice Tpeak or _ 

W hy doth thy talk my law allawd © 
thy deeds deny the ſame, 

18 Whereas for to.amend - we 
thy life thou att ſo Backs 00S 9.8 

My word the which thon doſt pretend 
3s-caſt vile thy back, - 


The thid” Part, * 


r9 When thou 2 thief doſt ſee, 
by theft to live in wealth: - 

With him thou,runſt and doſt agree. s 
likewiſe to thrive by ſtealth, 

20 Whenthou doit them hehold, - 
that wives and maids Uefile : 

Thou-lik*K it well, and waxeſt boldy 
.to uſe thathite moſt vile, 


21 Thy li «thou doſt apply, -+-: T2 
| Thy! er and defame: : ri, or 


' Thy yr is taught tocraftand lieg-' |, 


illdoth wie the ſame, 
22 T pH Kſudieſt to revile- 
thy friends to thee fo neare: - | 
| With, llander thou wouldf{t _ deble - 


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+ Hereat while 1 do wink; * 
Ys etho h I did notre: | 

Thou goeft on ſtill, arid fo doft think 
ther Iam like to thee, 

24 But fare T will not let 
to ſtrike when I begin: 

Thy faults in order 1 will ſets 
fad open all thy fin, 


25 Mark this I you requires | 

that have not God in minde : 

Leſt when I plague you in mine ey 
your help be far ro finde. 

26 He.that dorh give to me 
the facrifice 0t praiſe, 

Doth plezſe me well: and he ſhall ſee 
to vialk in godly waies, 


Miferere mei. Pfal.Lj, W. 


Ofbatiemqasz 


oy pe Oo Rs = wa—w_ ﬀ 


Lord confider my SE now 


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with ſpeed ſome pitie take: My fins defaces 


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me cleane, from this unjuft and finfull a& 2 


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2 Remorfe and ſo.. ww do conftraing 
me toacknowledy,. nine exceſſes 
My fin alas doth ſtill remaine 
before my face without releaſe. 
$ For thee alone I haye offended, 
committing evil in thy fight: 
And if I were therefore condemned, 
yet were thy judgements jul & right, 


$3 Tt is too manifeſt alas, 
that firſt I was conceiy'd in fin; : 
Yea of my mother ſv borne wass | 
and yet vile wretch remaine therein, 
6 Alſo behold Lord chou doſt love 
the inward truth ofa pure hearts 
Therefore thy wiſdome from above 
thou haſt reveal'd me to Convert. 


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that inwardly I may fin "graces ; 
And that myfirength may now amend; * 
which thou haſt ſwag*d. for my treſpaſſe, 


9 Turn back th y face and frowmmin? ire 
for I have felt enoughthy hand? 

And purge my ſins I thee defire, ' 
which do in number paſſe the fant, 

Lo Make new my, heart within my preſty 
and frame it to thy holy will: 


| T hy conſtanc Spirit in meletreft, 


which may theſe raging enemies kl 


The ſecond Part, 


xx Caft me not Lord out from thy faces 
but ſpeedily my torments end: '._ 
Take not from me thy Spirit of grace 
which may from dangers me defend, 
12 Reitore me to thoſe joyes againe, | 
which 1 was wont in thee to findes 
And ler me thy free Spirit retaine, 
which unto thee may ſtir my minds, 


13 Thns when I flall thy mercies knowg 
I ſhall inftru@ others therein? . 

And men that are likewiſe brought lowg 
by mine: __—_ ſhall flee fin, 

14 O God that of my health art Lord, - 
forgive me this my blondy vices 

My heartand tongue ſhall then accord 
tO ſing thy mercies and juſtice. 


r5 Touch his my lips,my to1 untſe} 
O Lord which he only k ey , , 
And then my mouth ſhall teft 
thy wondrous works and mie alway, 
6 And as for outward facri | 
I would have offered nos 5 one © 
Bat thou eſtecaſ them of tio price, _ 
aud therein pleaſure tak*ſ thou'ngne* 


17 The heavy heart, the minde oppr prof. 
O Lord thou never dolt reje&; 

And to ſpeak. truth it is the beſty 
and of all facrifice theffe&. | 

| 1/8 Lord unto Sion turne thy face, 
powre out thy mercies on thy hills - 

And on Jeruſalem thy grace, | 
build up the wals and loye bt till, 


19 Thou ſhalt accept then our offrings 
ofpeace and righteouſnefſe T ſay $ 
Yea calves and many other things, 
upon thine altar will we lay. 


» Another of the ſame by L H 


Sm? this as the Lamentations ; 


Hes mercy on me Lord aſter, 
thy great abounding ace ; 
After thy Peveien multitudes 
do thou my fins deface. . 
2 Yea wath me more from mine offence; * 
and cleanſe me from my fins + 


' | For 1do know my faultsand fill 


my fin is inn eyne, 


he eu hy te 


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With hyſop Lord befprinkle mey 
T ſhall be cleanſed fo: 
Yea waſh thou mezand ſo 1 ſhall 
* be whiter then the ſnow, 

$ Of joy and gladnefſe make thou me | 

to heare the pleaſant veice: 
That ſe the bruiſed bones which thoy 

haſt broken may rejoyce, | 


From the behalding of my fing 

* ord turne away thy face : 

And all my deeds of wickedneſſe 

** do utterly deiace, 

xo © God create in me a heart 

'* unſpotted in thy ſight: | 

nd cke within my bowels Lord, 
renew 2 ſtable ſprite. 


Ix. Ne caft me from thy fightznar take 
'* thy holy Spirit away? - 
The comfort of thy ſaving health 

* ' give me againe I pray, 


I2 . Spzrit eſtabliſh, meg 


With thy free 

and I will teach therefore: 

Sinners thy waies,and wicked (hall 
'be turned ta thy lore, 


The ſecond Part. 
O God that art God of my kealthy 


from bload deliver me: 


' my tongue may fing tothee, 
14 My lies that yot faſt cloſed bez 
2 6 thos D LN | 
The praiſes of thy Mae 7 
"my mourh Thall diſcloſe 


I would haye offered ſacrifice 
if that had pleaſed thee: = 
Bur pleaſed: with burnt-offeringy 
"IT know thou wilt not be, 
15 A troubled ſpirit is ſacrifice 
'” delightfullin Gods eyes: _ 
A broken and an humble hearty 
* Ggd thoa wile noe deſpiſe. 
17 In thy good will deale gently Loxd, 
7 to Slot, gn drop M 6e0tl i na 
aut that ot thy Jerulilem 
Fi uprear'd oy be the wall. 
x8 Burnt offeringgits and acxifige 
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thy mzndg yer a 
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y tongue untrue in forging 1j 
Y like a razonr ſharp, [ep 6a 


3 On miſchief why ſet thqu thy minde; 

and wilt not walk neo: hg TRY 

Thou haft moreluyſt falſe tales to finde, 
than bring the truth to light. 


2 Why doth thy mij 


4 Thou doſt delight in fraud and guile; v 
2M miſchiefe;bloud and wrang: ks 
Thy lips have learn*d the flatterj ns fizle —_—_ 
O falſe deceitfall tongue, , , ba 
5 Therefore ſhall God for aye confo hg 
and pluck thee from oy ens = ons 
Thy ſeed root out from off the groundy ”Y 
and ſo ſhall thee deface. Do For 
6 The juſt when they behold thy fall, an 
with feare will praiſe the Lord W hic 
And in reproach of thee withall, th 
cry out with one accords 4 Bu 
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. 7 Behsld the man that wonld not t Fel 
the Lord for his defences ky Y th 
But of his g00ds his god did make, 
and truſt his corrupt ſenſe, © g W 
$ Bat I as Olive freſh'and green, fc 
ſhall ſpring ud (read abroad: And 
For why?-my truſt all times hath been W 
upon the living God, © . " 
9 For this therefore will I giye pra Y 
to thee with heart and epics ” _ 
I will fet forth thy,.Name alwates ; 
wherein thy Saints rejoyce, 7 y 
Dixit infipiens. Plal. Liij. T.$7 Anc 
Sing this 48.440 46. Pſalms, < 
Ke Folds man in thar which he t 
within his heart hath ſaids  * | 
T hat there isany God at all, © 
| hath utterly denaid., 
2 They are corruptzand they alfo ( 
| a hainous work have wroughts An 
Among them all there is not one 
of good that worketh ought, 2 
The Lord look*d down on fongs ofm 
; from heaven all abroad; Ft Rm WM 
To ſee tf any were that would 
be wiſe and ſeek-for God, : g1 
4 They are all gone out of che wayy 
 theyarecorrupted all: | 
There is not one doth any good, 
there 1$ nqt ons at all, ' FI 
5 Do not all wicked warkers know; © 
that they do feed upon ks " 
My peoplezas they feed on bread? : 
the Lord they call not on, * a 
6 Even there they were.afraid, and flood 
{ with tremblingall diſmaids T 
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g When God his people ſhall reſtore, 
that erſt were captive lad: 

"Then Jacob ſhall therem rezoycey 

and Iſrael ſhall be glad. 


Deus In nomine. Pſal.Liijj. 1.H. 
Singthis «s the 4.4.Pſabmne. 


OD fave me for thy holy Name, 
(3 and for thy coodneſle fake: 
Unto the ſtrength (Lord) of the ſame 
1 do my cauſe betake, 
2 Regard O Lord and give anteare 
to me when I do pray: 
Bow down thy ſelf to me and heare 
the words that I do fay. 


» For ſtrangers np againſt me riſes 
and tyrauts vexe me ſtill : 
W hich have not God before ther eyesy 
they ſeek my foule to ſpill, _ 

4 But lo my God doth grve me aid, 
the Lord is ftraight at hand: ; 
With them by whom my ſoule is ftaid, 

the Lord doth ever ſtand, | 


5 With plagnes repay 2gaine all thoſe 
for me that lie in wait: 

And in thy truth deſtroy my foes 
with their own ſnare and batt, 

6 An offering of free heart and will, 
then I ts thee ſhall make: YE 


And praiſe thy Name, for therein ful 
great comfort I do take, 


5 O Lord at length do ſet me free 
from them that craft conſpiret 

And now mine eyewith Joy doth fees 
on them my hearts detire, 


Bxaud1 Deus. Pſal. Ly. T, Hi 
; Sing this the 35 Pjabxe, 


(= give care and do apply, 

to heare me when I pray? 

And when to thee I call and cryy 
hide not thy ſelfe away. 

2 Take heed to me, grant my requeft 
and anſwer me againe* 

With plaints I pray full fore oppreft, 
great griefe doth me conſtraine, 


s Becauſe my foes with threats anl1 crias, 
oppreſſe me through deſpight: 
And / a the wicked ſort likewiſe 
to vexe me have delight, 
& For they in counſell do-confpirey 
to charge me with ſome 11: 
$o in their haſty wrath and ire 
they do parſue me till, 


(My heart doth faint for want of breath, 
it panteth in my breſt : 

The terrors and the dread of deaths 
do work me much unreſt. 

6 Such dread full feare on me doth fall 
that I therewith do quake: 

Suck horror whelmeth me withall, 
that I no ſhift can make, 


y But I did ay,who will give me 


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in ſome great wilderneffe, | 
9 I would be gone in all the hafiey 


and not abide behinde, 
That I were quit and overpaſt 
theſe blaſts of boifterons winde, 
10 Diyide them Lord & from them pult 
their deviltifh double tongue: 
For I have ſpide their city fufl 
cf rapine, ſtrife and wrong. 


11Which things both night & day 
do chloe her as a wall: (chroughour 
In mid of her is miſchief ſtout, 
and ſorrow eke withall. 
[2 Her inward parts are wicked plaing, 
her deeds are much too vile: 
And in her ſtreets there doth remaine 
all crafty frand and' puile, 


The fecond Part, 


r2 If that my foes did ſeek my ſhame, 
I mzght it well abide: 
From open, enemies check and blame, 
ſome where I could me hide, 
14 But thou it waſtny fellow dearey - 
which friendfhip did pretend: . 
And did my ſecret counſell heare, 
as my familiar friend, 


r5 With whom T had delight to talk 


i in ſecret and abroad: 


And we together oft did walk, 
witkin the houſe of God, 

16 Let death, in haſte upon them fall, 
and fend them quick to hell: 

For miſchiefe raigneth in the hall 
and parlour where they dwell. 


j 17 But Tunto my God will cry, 
to him for help I fee: 
The Lord will help me by and by, 
and he will ſfaccour me. | 
18 At morninagnoonand evening tide, 
unto the Lotd I pray: 
When I fo inſtantly have cride, 
he doth not fay me nay. 


19 To peace he fhall reſtore me yetz 
though warre be now at hand, 
Although the number be full greats 


| that would againit me ſtan 
i 2e The Lord that firſt and laſt doth raign 


both now and evermoret 
Will heare when I to him complainey 
and puniſh them full fore, / 


21 For ſure there js no hope that they 

____ toturnwill once accord: 

For why? they will not God obeyy, 
nax yet do feaxe the Lord,  - - 

22 Upon their friends they hid their 
which were in covenant knitt Chands 

Of friendſhip to negle& the bands, 
they paſſe or care no Whit, wes 


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\_ * _ that thirſt for blood alwaies: 
He will no guilefull man permit 

, _ © to live out halfe his dajes. 
26 Though ſach be quite deftroid & gone 
: For cos 0 I truſt; | 
I depend thy grace upony 
" 'withall my heartand luſt, 


Ci 
Miſerere mel, Pſal. Lv}j. I.H, 
Sing this as the. Lamentation, 


Ave mercy Lord on me I pray 
| for man would me devoures 

e fighteth with me day by day» 

and tronbleth me each houre, 

2 Mineenemies daily enterpriſe 

to ſwallow me outright: 

To fight againſt me many rife | 
O thou moſt high of might, 


8 gWhen they would make me moſt afraid 
be: with boaſts and brags of prides 
I truſt in thee alone for aid, 

 _ by thee l will abide, ; 
& Gods promiſe I do,minde and praifey 
** O Lord I ſtick to theer 

x do not care at all affaies, | 
* What fleſhcan do to me, 


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they wreſt them at their wall: | 

p And all the comn{ell that they take, 

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2 6 They all conſent thersſelves to hides 
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% Shall they thns ſcape on miſchiefſey 
thou God on them wilt frown 

52 For in his wrath he doth not Jet 

= _ .- tothrow whole kingdomes down. 

+ 08 $ Thou ſeeſt how oft they made me flee, 

BY... and on my teares doſt looks 

a Reſerve them in a ghafſe by thee, 

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_ _ that God doth take my part, 

Lo I glory in the Word of God, 

' topraiſe itIaccordt / 
"A With joy 1 will declaxe abroad 
K- - thepromile of the Logd. 


xx Itruff in Cod,and yet I fays 
as I before began + by 
y be Lord he is my help and flay; 
-- Idonot care for man, 
I2-I will perform with heart ſo free, 
_ ©: ito God my vowesalwaies: * 
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Ge pitie for thy promiſe ſake, 

have mercy Lord on me: 

For why? my ſoule doth her betake 

anto the help of thee. 

2 Withinthe ſhadow of thy wings, 
_Ifet my ſelfe full faſt: 

Till miſchieft,malice,and"like things 

be gone and ovyer-paſt, | 


3 Icall upon the God moſt high, 

towhom I ſtick and ſtand: 

I meane the God that will ftand by - 

the cauſe I have in hand, 

4 From heaven he hath ſent his aid, 
to ſave me from their ſpight, 

That to deyoure me have aflaid, 

his mercy,truth,and might, 


5 I lead my life with Lions fell,' 
all ſet on wrath and ire: 
And with ſuch wicked men I dwell, 
that fret like flames of fire, 
6Their teeth are ſpeares & arrowes longy 
as ſharp as I have feen: 
They wound and cat with their quick tongue, 
like ſwordsand weapons keen, | 


7 Set vp and ſhew thy felfe O God, 
above the heavens bright: 

Ezalt thy praiſe on earthabroad, 
thy Majeſty and might, 

8 They lay their net and do prepare 
a Privy cave and pit : 

Wherein they think my ſoule to ſnaxey 
but they are falne in it, | 


9 My heart is ſet to Iand the Trord, 
in him to joy atwaies: 

My heart I fay doth well accord 
to fing his laud and praiſe, 

xe Awalte my joy,zawake Ifay, 
my Lute, my Harp,and ſtring: 

For I my ſelfe before the day, 
will riſe,rejoyce,and ſing, 


11 Among the people I will tell 
the goodnefle of my God: 

And ſhew his praiſe that doth excel 
in heathen lands abroad. 

re His mercy doth extend as farre 

| as heavens all are high: 

His truth as high as any ſtarres 

that ſhinerth in the $kiF._ 


r2 Set forth and ſhew thy ſelfe O Gods 
' above the heavens bright: : 
*Extoll thy praiſe on earth abroad; 


thy Mazelty and might, 


Si yerZ ytique Pſal, Ly1ij. I.Hs 
Sing th1s as te 48.Pſ[abze, 


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2 Nay in your hearts ye mark and 
in miſchiefe to conſent: 
And where ye ſhould true juſtice uſe, | 
your hands to bribes are bent, 


3 The wicked ſort from their birth-day 
have erred on this wile: | 
And from their mothers wombe alway | 
have uſed craft and lies, 
4 In them the poyſon and the breath 
ofScrpents do appeare: 
Yea like the Adder that is deafeg 
and fait doth ſtop her care, 


5 Becauſe ſhe will not heare the voice 
of one that charmeth well : 
No thongh he were the chief of choice, 

and did therein exceM. 

6 O God byeak thou their teeth at once 
within their mouthes throughout: 
The Tusks that in their great jaw-bones 

like Lions whelps hang oat, 


» Let them conſume away and waſtes 
as water ruus forthright : 
The ſhafts that they do ſhoot in haſte, 
Jet them be broke in flight. 
$ As ſnailes do waſte withia the ſhell 
and unto ſlime do run: 
* As one before his time that fell, 
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9 Before the thornes that now are yougs 
to buſhes big fhall grow: Fr 

T he ſtormes of anger waxing ſtrong), 
ſhall take them ere they know. 

xe The juſt ſhall joy,ir doth them go0d, 
that God doth vengeance take: 

And they ſhall wath their feet in bloud 
of them that him forſake, 


81Then ſhall the world ſew forth & tell 
that good men have reward: 
And that a God on earth doth dwell, 

that jaKice doth regard, 


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3 For Io they wait my ſoule to takgy 
they rage againſt me ſtill: 

Yea for nogault that I did makes 

I never did them 111. 

4 They rnn,and do-themſelves preparey 

when I no whit offend: 

Arife and fave me from their ſnare, 


and ſee what they intend, 
5s O Lord of hoſts of Iſrael, 


And pitienone that do rebell, 

and in their iniſchiefs ſtands, 

6 At night they tir and ſeek abour, 
as hounds they houle and grin: 

And all the City cleane throughout 
from place to place they run, 


7 They fpeak of me with mauth always 
but in their lips were ſwords: | 
They greed my death, & then would fays 
what? none doth heare our words. 
8 But Lord thou haſt their waies eſpide, 
and'l:ught thereat apace: 
The heathen folk thou doſt deride, 
and mock them to their ace, 


9 The firenoth that doth onr foes withſtand, 
O Lord doth come from thee: 
My God he 1s my help at hand, 
a fort of fence to mee. 
xo The Lord to me doth ſhewy his gracey 
in great abundance ſtill: / 
T hat 1 may ſee my foes in caſe, 
ſuck as my heart doth wall, 


_ The ſecond Part; 


£2 Deſtroy them not at ance O Lords 
left it from minde do fall : 

Bat with thy ſtenoth drive them abroad, 
and ſo conſume tnem all. 

12Far their ill words & truthlefſe tongue 
confound them 1a their pride: 

Their wicked oaths with Ites and wrong 
let all the world deride. | 


I; Conſtme-them is thy wrarh O Lord; » 
that nought of them remaine: 

That'men may know throughout f world 
that Jacobs God doth raigne. 

I4 At evening they run apace, - 
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Thrqughout the ftreets in every place 
they-run about and ſpie, '” 


15 They ſeek abont for meat 1 & : 
but leerhem not be fed?” 7 5. 
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© Lord I fing to thee: (Raid, 

Thou art my fort;my fence aud aid, 

ran. loving God to me, 


Deus repuliſti, Pſal, Lx. IH, 


| Sg this as the 59, Pſalme, 


2 Lord thou didft ns cleane forſake, 

: and ſcatteredſt us abroad: 

Sack great diſpleaſare thou didſ take, 
returne tous O God, 

8 Thy might did move the earth fo ſore, 
that it 1n ſander brake: 

The hurt thereof © Lord reſtore, 
for it doth bow and quake, 


3 Wirth beavy chance thou plagneſt thus 
the people that are thine: 

And thou haſt gion unto us 
a drink of n On. wN 
Har yet to ſuch as Mare t ame 

” 2 2 der thon didftſhew : | 

' That they may triumph in the fame, 

becaute thy word is true, 


\ $ So that of ht may keep and-faye 
thy folk that oyopt thee: 
That they thy kelp it hand may have, 
O Lord grant this tome, 
6The Lord did ſpeak from his own place; 
this was his joyfull tale: 
- Iwill divide Sichem by pace, 
and mete out Succoths yale, 


9 Gilead is given to mine hand, 
Manaſles mine beſide: 

Ephraim the ſtrength of all my land, 
my law doth Juda guide, 

8 In Moab I will wath my feet, 
over Edom throw my ſhoe: 

My Paleſtine oughtſtto ſeek 


vour me unto, 


9 But whowill bring meat this tide 
into the City fkrong ? 

Or who to Edom will me guide, 
ſo that I go not wrong? 

xe WW ft thon not Godywhich didft forfike 
thy folk;their land and coaſts? 

Our wars in hand thou wouldf not take; 
nor walk amoug our hoaſts, 


Ix Give aid O Lord and usrelieve 

from them that us dildaine: | 

The help that hoſts of men can gives 
It is butall in vaine, 


13 But through our God we ſhall have might 


_ _ totake great thingsin band: 
He will tread down and put to flight 
- all thoſe that us withſland, 


Exandi Deus. Pſal. Lxj. IH, 
Singebis «« the 59. Pſalme, 


I - Egard O Lord;for 1 complaine; / 
R and make my ſair to they 


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3 Upen the rock of thy great power 
my wofull minde repoſe : 

Thou art my hope, my fort,and tower, 
my fence againſt my foes. 

4 Within thy tent I luſt to dwell, 
for ever to endures _ 

Under thy wings I know right well, 
I hall be ſafe and fare. 


$ The Lord doth my deſire regard, 
and doth fulfill the fame: 
With goodly gifts will he reward 
all thoſe that feare his Name. 
6 The King ſhall he in health maintaingg 
and ſo prolong his daies: 
That he from age to age ſhall raigne, 
in royall fate alwazes, 


7 That he may have a dwelling placey 
before the Lord for aye: 

O let thy mercy,truth and grace 
defend him from decay. 

| 8 Then ſhall I fing for ever fill, 
with praiſe unto thy Name: 

T hat all my yowes I may fulfill, 
and daily pay the ſame, 


Nonne Deo. Pfal, Lxij. IH; 
Sing :his «s the 5 90 Pfabne, 


MY ſoul to God ſhal give good heedy 
g Nt _ on ao : 
or why? tay healthand hope to ſpeedy 

doth whole on him depend, 

2 For healone is my dcfence, - 
my rock, my health and aid: 

He is my ſtay that no pretence 
ſhall make me much diſmaid, 


3 O wicked folk how long will ye 

"uſe craft? ſure ye muſt fall: 

For as a rotten hedge ye be, 

and like a tottering wall, 

4 Whom God doth love ye ſeek alwaies 
to put him to the worſe: 

Ye love tolie,with mouth ye praiſe, 

and yet your heart doth curſe, 


5 Yet ftill my foule doth whole depend 
on God my chiefe deſire : 

From all ill teats me to defend, 

none but him I hey py : 
6 He is my rock,my fort and tower, 
my health is of his grace: 

He doth ſupport me that no power 
can move me ont of place, 


7 God is my glory and my health, 
my ſoules Fefrs and luft: . 
My fort,my Rhongths my ſtay,any wealthy 
. God is my only t | 

$ Ohaveyour traſt in him alway, 

ye folk with one accord: | 
Powre ont your hearts to hinyand fayy - 
our truſt is in. the Lord. 


.9 The ſons of men deceitfullare, 
on balance bur a fleight : - 


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- zoTruft notin bars buck yo Realthy 
/ let vaine delights be gone: _ 
Though goods well got flow in iy wealth 
ſet not your hearts thereon, 


11The Lord long fince one thing did tely 
which hereto minde I call: 
He ſpake it oft,I heard it well, 
that God alone doth all. PTE 
rzAnd that thouLord art / a & kindez 
' thy mercy doth exc2ed: 
$0 that all ſorts with thee ſhall findey 
according to their deed. 


Deus,Deus meus,Pſal.Lxijj; TS, 
Sing this a the 4.4 Pſabne, 


(JW my God 1 watch betmne, 

ro come to thee in haſte: 

For why?my ſoule and body bath 
do thirſt of thee to tafte, 

And in this barren wilderneſſe, 
wheve waters there are none: 

My fleth is parch*d for thought of thee, 
for thee I wiſh alone. 


2 That I might ſee yet once avaine 

_ thy gloryzſtrength and might; 

As I was wont it to behold, 

within thy Temple brights 

For why? thy mercies farre ſurmount 
this life and wretched dazes: 

My lips therefore ſhall give to thee 
dac honour, laud;and praiſe, 


4 And whilſt Ilive I will not faile 
to worſhip thee alway: 

And in thy Name I ſhall lift up 
my hands when I do pray, : 

5 My ſoule is fild as with marrow, 
which is both fat and ſweet: 

My mouth therefore ſhall fing ſuchfongs 

' as are for thee moſt meet. | 


& When as in bed I think on thee 
 andeke all the night tides 
9 For under covert of thy wings 
 thouart my joyfull guide, _. 
$ My ſoule doth ſurely Rick to thee, 
thy right hand is my power:  _ 
9 And thoſe that ſeek my ſoule to ſtroyz 
them death ſhall ſoon devoure, 


Fo The fword ſhall them devour each one 
their carcaſs ſhall feed | 
The hungry foxes which do run 
their prey to ſeek at need, 
83 The King and a[l men ſhall rejoycez 
** that doprofeſſe Gods Word: 
| For lyars mouthes ſhall then be ſtopty 
which have the truth diftarb*d, 


Exandi Deus.Pſal. Lxiiij. I.H. 
Stng this 4s the 5 9,Þſabne, 


(Jt unto my voice give cares .. 
with plaint when I do pray: 
And rid my life and ſoule from teare 
of foes that threat to flay, 
$ Defend me from that fort ofmen 
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that all ill ſexs do ware. } 


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I mean moſt 
4 With privy fleights ſhoot they their ſhake 
the upright man to hit: 
The juſt unwares to ſtrike by crafty 

they care or feare no whit, 


5 A wicked work they have decreed. 
1n counſell thus they cry: . 

To uſe deceit let us not dread, p 
kth who any it eſpie? _ | 

6 t way to hurt they talk an 

all times within cheir heart Fw 

T hey all conſult what feats to uſe, 

each doth inyent his part, 


7 But yet all this ſhall nor prevails; .: 
when they think leaſt upon? be 
God with his dart ſhall ſure affaile, x 
and wound them every one, 4 
$Theircrafts & their il] tonpues withall 
ſhall work themſelves ſuck blame: 

T hat they which then behold their fall, 
ſhall wonder at the fame, 


9 Then all that fee ſhall know right well 

that God the thing hath wrought 

And peat his mighty worksand tell 
what ke to paſſe hath brought, 

xo Yet ſhall the juſt in God rejoycey 

ſtill eraſting in his might: 

So ſhall they joy with minde and voice, 

. Whoſe hearts are pure and right, 


Te decet khymnus. Pſal.Lxy. I.H. 
Sing tha as the 3O, Pſabne, 


£ Te praife alone'D Lord doth raigne 
in Sion thine own hills 
Their yowes to thee they do maintainez 
and their beheſts full | 
| 2 For that thou doſt their prayers heargs - 
_ and ddſt therto agree: - 
The people all both farre and neare _ 
with truſt ſhall come to thee, 


2 Our wicked life fo farre exceeds, 

that we ſhall fall therein: 

| Bat Lord forgive oargreat miſdeedsy 

j andpurgeus fromourſin, 

4 The man is bleſt whom thou doſt chuſe 
within thy courts to dwell: 

Thy houſe and. Temple he fhall ufes 
with pleaſures chat excell, 


5 Of thy great juſtice heare ns God 

our health of thee doth riſer 

The hope afall the earth abroad, 

| and the ſea coaſts likewiſe. 
6 With ſtrength thoa art beſet abouts 

and compatt with thy power: ' 
Thou mak*it-the mountaines ſtrong aud font 
to ſtand in every ſhower, 


7 The ſwelling ſeas.thou-doſt alvagey 
and make their ftrexames full ſtills 
| Thon doſt retraine the pecples rages 
and rule them at, EK "KIT 
$ The folk that dwellfull far.on earths 
ſhall dread thy fignes to ſee 


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The feed aud obit which men ts fone, - 
for he doth guide the thing, © 


Ir With wet thon doſt her furrowes fill, 
 Whereby herclods do fall: 

Thy drops on her thou doſt diſtill, 

- . and blefſe ber fruit withall. | 

x2 Thou deck*ſ the eaxth of thy good grace, 
with faire and pleaſant crop : | 

Thy clouds diftill their dew apaces 
great plenty they do drop. | 


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fall great increaſe to bring: 
The little hils ſhall joy therein. 
much fruit in them ſhall ſpring. 
14 In places plaine the flocks ſhall feed, 
and cover all the earth: 
The vales with corne ſhall ſo excoed, 
chat men ſhall fiag for mirth, - * 


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Sing this as the 68, Pſalms 


E men on earth in God rejoycey 
ith-praiſe ſet forth his Name 2 
Extoll his might with heart and yoiceg 

ive glory to the fame, | 
2 How wonderfull O Lord fay ye, 
inall thy works thou art? 
Thy foes for feare ſhall ſeek to theey' 


full fore againſt their keart, 


2 All meu that dwell y earth throughout 
(hall praiſe the Name of Gods 

The laud thereof the world about | | 

_ is ſhew'd and ſet abroad. 

$ All folk come forthzbehold and ſee 
what things the Lord hath wroughes 

Mark well the wondrous werks docks 
for man to pafſe hath brought. 


' 3 He laid the ſea like heaps on highs 
therein a way they had 
On foot to paile both faire and drie, | 
whereoftheir hearts were glad. 
6 His might doth rule the world alway 
his eyesall things behold: 
All fuchas would him difobey, 
by him ſhall be controld, 


» Ye people give unto our God, 
due Jud #4 thanks alwaies 2 

With joyfull yoice declare abroad, 
and fing unto his praiſe, 

8 Which doth endue our ſoul with liſeg | 
and it preſerve withall: 

He ftayes our feet, fo that no ftrife 

can make us ſlipor fall, | 


.9 The Lotd doth prove our deeds with firs; 
if that they will abide: 
As workmen do when they deſire 
eo - 4h their metals tride, 
ugh thou ſuffer us ſo leng 


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Thouyh we through fire and water run-- 
of very griefe and paine, 

x2 Yetſure thou doſt of thy good grace 
diſpoſe it to the beſt: | 

And bring us out into a placey 
to live in wealth and reſt, 


13 Unto thy houſe reſort will I ' 
to Offer and to ay © 

And there I will my ſelfe apply 
my yowes to thee to pay. 

x4 The vowes that with my mouth I fpake 

in all my priefe and ſmart: 

The yowes I fay which I did make 

in dolour of my heart, 


I5 Burnt-offerings I will give to theeg 
of Oxen fat and Rams: | —_ 

Yea this my ſacrifice ſhall be, 

of Ballocks, Goats and Lambs. 

I6Come forth and hearken here full ſoone 

all ye that feare the Lord: 

What he for my poore foule hath done 

to you I will record, 


x7 Fall oft 1 call to minde his grace, 
this mouth to him doth cry: 

And thou my tongue make ſpeed apace } 
to praiſe him by and by, | 
x18 But if 1 feele my heart withing 

in wicked works rejoyce 

Or if I have delight to linne, 


God will not heave my voice, 


19 But furely God my voice hath heards 
and what-I do require: 

My prayer he doth well regard, 

and granteth my defire, | 
20 All praiſe to him that hath not puts 
nor caſt me out of minde: 

Nor yet his mercy from me ſhut, 

which I do ever finde, 


Deus miſereatur. Pſal.Lxvif, I.H. 
_ Sing this as the 25, Pſalm, 


Ave mercy on us Lord, 

and grant to us thy grace? 
To ſhew to us. do thou accord, 
the brightnelle of thy face, 
2 That all the earth may know 
the way to godly wealth: 
And all the nations on a row, 
may fee thy ſaying health, 


3 Letall the world O God, 
give praiſe unto thy Name? 


O let the peopleall abroad, TW 
extoll and laud the ſame, | 

4 Throughout the world ſo wide And 
' | letallrejoyce with mirthz - | | 
For thou with truth & right doſt guidej' CT 
the nations of the earth | =, 

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5 Let all the world O God, ; 
give praiſe unto thy names - W 


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\ and them both farre and neare, 
The folk throughout the earth alway, 
of him ſhall ftand in feare, 


Exurgat Deus; PſaLLavi i. TeS. 


themſelves t to &-0h His enemies then will 


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of the Lord, the wicked ſhall qecay, 


2 Bat rig] hteous men' before the Los, 7 
ſhall heartily rejoyce: Dey 
They ſhall be glad and merry all, 
and chearfull in their yoice. 
4 Sing praiſe, ſing praiſe unto the Tony 
who rideth on the skie: 
Extoll the*Name of Jah our God, 
and him do magnihie, . 


5 Thi ſame is he. that is above, 
within his holy place: 
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th*Egyptians/from amovyg: 7 4 
And brought them throug the og 
which eboch wide atid lot.(dv 
8 The earth did quake, tht rain powrd' 
heard were great claps of thunderr* 
The mount Sinai in ſuch forts - 
as it w d cleave i in lunder, > LEM 


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| IT God will give women canſes juſt] 

w _ _ Name: Wy 

When as h1s e triumphg makes 

and purchaſe brbi 200 Fame. ike | 
x2 For puiſlant kings for all their 

ſhall flee and take the foile: yon: 
And women which remaine at home 

_ thall help to part the ſpaile, 


x2 And th u were as blackas pots. 

ra our ax 1 paſſe*the Dove: 

Whoſe Gy and feathers ſeem to have 

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+ X4 When ia this land Go rriumph 
p ore kiog both NE and lows: . 

' Then ſhal 

2s White as any ſnow,  -.. OTE 


15 Though Baſan he a full kill 
and in height others patſer | * 

' Yet Sion Gods moſt holy hiM . 

' doth farreexcellin grace, 


and leap for pride together. * 
' The hill ofS10n God doth loves 
and there will dwell for ever, 


of warriours good and _. 
The Lord alſo in Sina1 , . +, +, 
1s preſetit them among, 


and captive ledft chem all: 


| Which un times. paſt thy choſen beck. 


in b6ndage kept and thrall, | | 
Thou matbX them tribute for to pay; 


+ and ſuch as did repine, fas 
Thou didſ bone tht they might an 


| in thy Temple divine, 
19 Now praiſed be the Lord for thas 
he powres on us ſuch graces 
From day ta day he is the God 
of our health and ſolace, 


The thid Part, 


20 He is the-God from whom alone ' 
ſalvation commeth plaines 

He is the God þ ar ant ſcape. 

| 211 dangers,death and paine, 5: |. 

21ThusGod wil wound his enemies head 
and. break the hairy ſcalpe _ 

Of thoſe that in their wickedneſſe 
conrinpee: do walk, 


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| And them dip their feet. 
20 bs Ce hate iny Name"; 
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16 Why brag ye thus ye hols moſ gh ly H : | 


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25 Now in the Congregation, - 
O Iſrael, praiſe the Lord. 

And Jacobs whole poſterity, 
give thanks with one accord, 

27 Their chiefe was little Benjaming 

but Jada made their hoſt: 

With Zebulon and Nepthalim, 
which dwelt about their coef, 


33 As God hath given power to thee, 
ſo Lord make firme and ſure? 

The thins that thou- haſt wiought In ts 
for ever to endure; . 

29 And in thy Tem 4 tr gifts will we 
give unto thee O Lord: 

For thine unto Jerufalem, 
fare promiſe made by word, 


'Yhe fourth Pot. 


Yea and ſtrange Kings to us fubdu'd, 
- ſhall do like in thoſe daies: 
Imeane to thee they ſhall preſent . 
their gifts of Iaud gn praiſe, | 
$o He flall deftroy the i] pearenen ranks 
the calves ind buls of might; 
And cauſe them tribute pay,and daunc 
all ſuch as love to fight, 
21 Then ſhall the Lords of "Eye come, 
and preſents with'them brin 
"The Moors moſt black ſhal Arecck their hands 
unto their Lord and Kiug. 
32 Therefore ye kingdomes of the earth 
give praiſe unto the Lord: 
Sing Palmes to God with one "_— 
thereto let all accord, 


23 Who't hough he ride unde over hath. 
above the heavens brigh 

Yet by hisFeatfull thunder-<japs 
men may well know his might, 

$4 Therefore the ſirength of Iſrael 
aſcribe to God bn hie: 

Whoſe might and power doth far extend 
aboye the cloudie sKkie, ; 


-holinef and power 
uy Fe Or evermore: | 


The God of Iſrael gives us ſireagrky 
praiſeg| be therefote, 


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1 ſay,that I am like be drovind. 


2 With crying oft,I faint and quailey 
thy throat is hoarſe and drie: 

| With lookiag up my light deth file, 

| for helpto God on high, 

4 My foes that guiltleſle do oppreſſd 

my ſoul;with hate are led: 
{ In number ſure they ate no lee 
than haitesare on my head, 


5 Though for no cauſe they yex me bore 
they proſper and are glad: 

They dv compell me to reſtore 

| the things I never had;. - 

6s What I haye done for want of wits 
thou Lord all times canſt tell: 

And all the faults that I commits 

_ to thee ate known full well... 


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oy 0 God of hoſts defend _— 
all thoſe that truſt in. thee: 

Let no man doubt or ſhrink aways 
for ought. that chanceth me.. 

8 Itis 5, thie and for thy fake, 
that 1 do beare this blame: _.. 

In ſpite of thee they would me make 
to hide my face for ſhane, © 


9 My mothers ſonnes,my brethren —ud 
forſake me on a rows 

And as a ftranger they me call, 
my face they will not know. 

| xo Unto thy houſe ſach'zeal I beare, 
that it doth pine me muchs 

Their checks and taunds at thee to heats, 
my very heart doth gratch, 


The ſecond Pare. 


it. Thouch Ido faſt my fleſh ts chalty 
yea. if I weep and mone: : 
Yet in my teeth this thing th 
Feit paſſe.npt herenpa 4411 
13 If 1 for griefe arid paine of heart 
in a bh aſe to walk: . |: 


Then they anon will it u-) hace 
| thereof they jek and talk 


x3 Both high and low and at che throiug 


hat fix within the 
They have, Wh ei —— 


Fo! 


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| 14The drunkards which in wine delig 

as it is their chiefe paſtime: pits 
To ſeek which way to work\me ſpight, 
- of methey lingand rime, 


15 But thee the whilezO Lord I prays 
that when it pleaſeth thee, 

For thy great truth thou wilt alway - 
ſend Joon thine aid to me. 

x6 Plnack thou my feet out of the marez 
from drowning do me keep : 

From ſuch as owe meowrath and irez 
and from the waters deep, 


x5Leftwith the waves IT ſhould be drownd 
and depth my ſoul devoure: 

And thit the pit ſhould me confound, 
and ſhut me in her power. 

18 O Lord of hoſts to me give earez 
as thou art good and kinde: 

And as thy mercy is moſt deare, 
Lord have me in thy minde, 


19 And do not from thy ſervant hidez 
| nor turne thy face aways 

I am oppreſt on every ſide, 
in haſte give eare I ſay, ; 

2@ O Lord unto my foul draw nighy 
che fame with aid repoſe: 

Becauſe of their great tyranniey 
acquit me from my foes, 


The third Part. 


21 That Iabide rebuke and ſhamez 
thou knoweſt and thou canſt tells _ 

For thoſe that ſeek and work the ſame, 
thou ſeeft them all full well. 


22 When they with brags dobreak my heart, 


' TI feek for help anens 
Bur finde no friends to eaſe my ſmart 
to comfort me not one, 


23 But 2n my meat they gave me gally 
too cruell for to think: 

And gave me in my thirſt withall, 
ſtrong vineger to drink, 

24 Lord turn their table to a ſnace, 
te take themſelves therein: 

And when they think full well to fare; 
then trap cm n the gin, 


25And let their eyes be dark and blindes 
. that they may nothing ſee 2 
Bow down their backs & do them binde 
mm thraldome for to be. 
25 Powre out thy wrath as hot as fire, 
that it on them may fall: wi 
Let thy diſpleaſure in thine ire 


take hold upon them all. 


27 Asdeferts drie their houſe diſgrace; 
their of-ſpriug cke expell:; 

That-none thereof poſſeſſe their place, 
nor in their tents do dwell, 

38 If thou doſt ſtrike the man to tamey 
on him they ay ell ſore: 

And -if that thon do wound the ſame, 
they ſesk to'kurt him more, 


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The fourth Pars, 


3r Thongh 1(O Lord)with we and grief 
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Thy kelp ſhall give me {ach relich 

L.... all hall be cg he praiſe, 

2 That I may give thy Name t ifes 

R and ſhew ! with a ſong: A 

I will extoll the fame alwages, 

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23 Which is more pleaſant unto thee, ? 
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that hath both koofand horn, 


| 24 When fimple folk do this behold / 


it ſhall rezoyce them ſure, 
All ye that ſeek the Lord,behold, 
your life for aye ſhall dure, * 


35 For why?the Lord ofhofts ſhall hears 
the poore when they complaine: 

His priſoners are to him full deare 

he doth them not diſdaine., 

26 Wherefore the $kie and earth{below 
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His praiſe they ſhall declare and ſhewy 
with all that live in them, 


37 For ſare our God will Siou favey 
and Judaes Cities build: 
Much folk poſſeſsion there ſhall haves * 
her ftreets ſhall all be fild. 
233 His ſervants ſeed ſhall keep the Game 
all ages out of mindei 
29And there all they that love his Namey 
a dwelling place ſhall finde, 


Deus in adiutorium.Pſal, LxxtT.H, 
| Sing this as the s 5, Palme, 


God to'me take heed, 
of help I-thee require? 
O Lord of hoſts with haſte and ſpeody- 
help,help,l thee deſire. 
2 With ſhame confound them all, 
that ſeek my ſoule to ſpill: 
Rebuke them back with e ro all{ 
that think and wiſh me ill, 


3 Confound them that applyy 
and ſeek to work me ſhame? 
| Andat ee do laughand cfyy 


ſo ſo,there goes the game, 
4 Dutler them joykall bes 
in thee with joy and wealth? 
Which only truft and ſeek to'theej 
and to thy faving health, 


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3 2'As thou art juſt defend me Lord, 
Ex. ' and rid'me ontof dread: | 
= '  Giyceare and to my ſuit accordy 

7» and ſendene helpat need, 


2 Betkou fy rock;to whem 1 may 
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Thy promiſe is to help alway, 
thou art my ſence and fort, 
4 Save me my God from wicked men, . 
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both evetiing and at morn, | 


9 As to a mohſter ſeldome ſeens 
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my fence and aid Io ſtrong. 
$ Wherforg.my mouth no time ſhall ek 


© thy glory and thy praiſe ; 


to honour thee alwaies, ' ..,. 


© Refuſe me not O Lord, 1 ſays 
when.age my limbs doth take? 
do not my ſoule forſake, 
xe 'Among themſelyes.my. foes enquixey . 
bY <> to take me through deceit, © 
”” _ And they againf®the do*conſpirey » & 
G thar for my ſoule laid wait, 


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(I wis) there commeth none. . 
[x2 Do not abſent thy ſelfe aways 
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17 For of my yonth thou tookſt the cares 
_ anddoſt 1nftry& me ſtill: 
Therefore thy wonders to declare, 
I kave great minde and will. 
18 Andas in;youth from wanton ragey 
thou did!t me keep and flays - 
Forſake me ngt,unto mine ages 
and till my head be gray, 


The. thyd Part, 


. t9That I thy firehgth &might may (hey 
to them that 56. be hare: —_— 

And that our ſeed thy power may know 
hereafter many a yeare, 
20 O Lord thy juſtice dath exceed, 

thy doings all may ſee: 
' Thy works are wonderfull indeed, | 
O who is like to thee? 


.2T Thou mad'| me feele affli&tion ſore, 
' and yet thou didſt me faye? 
Yea thoa didit help and me reſtores 

and tookſt me fromthe grave. 
22 And thou mine honour doſt increaſty 
my diguity maintaine: (IE 
Yea thou doit make all griefe to ceaſe, 
and comfortlt me againe, 


23 Therefore thy faithſullneſſe to praife; 
I will with violl fings ya 


: |. My harp ſhall*found thy praiſe alwaies,' 


| C 


O liraels holy King, 
24 My monthwill joy with pleaſant voice 
- when I:ſhall fing to thee. :. gr 
And eke my ſoule will much rejoycey 


for thou haſt made ime tree, 


25My tongue thy upr ; —x ſhall found; 
and ſpeak it'daily ſtill: * bk 


that ſeek to work me 11; - 


TP: 


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For griefe and ſhame do them confound; * 


Deus iudicium, Pſal.Lxxij.1,H, 


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+ And let the mouttaines that ar kie, 
anfo thydfolk give-peacet © 
And eke let little ils applys- 
in juſtice to increaſe, | 
4 That he may help the weak and poore 
with aide, and make them ſtrong; 
And cke:deſtroy for evermore, 
all thoſe that do ther wrong. 


And then from a oa ge ſhall 
s regard.and "nos. mzght2 - coy! 
So = aS Sun doth ſhine by days 
elſe The Moone by night, *;, * : 
6 Lord make the. King uuto the juſt, 
like raine to fields new mowns 
And like to drops thit lay the duſty 
and freſh the land new ſowne, 


5 The juſt ſhall flouriſh in his ein; 
and all ſhall be at peace: ANIED 

Untill the Moone ſhall leave to prinie 

 waſte;change and to increaſe.” / 

$ He ſhall be Lord of ſea and land, 

. from ſhore to ſhore throughout? 

Ang frovi the flouds within xe 

throughal the earth about; 


9 The people that in rgtontt, 

| I kneele to him full thick: 

And all his enemies that rebell, 

_ theearth and diiſt ſhall lick. -- 

xo The Lords ofall the Iles therobyj 
great gifts to him ſhall bring; 

The Kings of Saba and Arabiez + 
give qany a coſtly FRIRe. ly 


The ſecond Part, 


T1 All kings ſhall eek with one zecordy 
in his good grace to ſtands | . 

And all the people of the wotld, . 
iball ſerve hint at his hand. . : 

12 For he the needy fort doth fave, 

_ that vinto him do'calls © 

And eke the fimplefolke that have 

no help of man at all, 


12 He taketh pity on the © 
that are with need he yoo 

| Me doth preſerve them evermorej 
| ' _ and bring their ſoules to reſt, | 
14He ſhall redeem their lives Nom dread 
| from fraud,from wrongyfrom-mights 

And eke the bloud that Fey, ſhall bleed 
' Is precious in bis fight.” 


; I5 But he ſhall live and FRg Qullbrios 
| ro him of Sabaes gold: © 
He ſhall be honoured 3s a Kingy | 
, and daily be extold. . 
16 The miyhity: monnfaines of bis lad 
of cor ie Jhall beare ſach rlirong: |. 
That i it like Cedar-trees ſhall ſtand; 
in Libanus full | long. . 


7 Their Cities eke full ell tral ſpeed, 
the fruits thereof ſhall 

In plent be ſhall-far ex 
- and Ipring as green as 4 ali 

18 For.ever t thallpraiſe-his Name, 

F while, that the-Sun islights 

Aud think Fo ilk thri 

_: = folk ſhall b 


5 


PR” BENE. 


1'? he fan's 4 


| 


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} 


Jn be his holy a 
: of times eternally; 


That all the earth wn, 4 bale the ""_ 


. AmenzAmen, ſay 


; Sing th1s as the 4.4.Þ] 
fo" evet it be .yEt God ant 


nd kitide to'lſrael: - 
And te all ſach as ſafely ke ep 
their conſcience pure a well, 
2 Yet like a fool I almoſt {lipty:: 
- my feet began to ſlide: 
And ere 1 wiſtieven at 4 pitch » 


; For when Tfaw fach foolith men” 
I grudg'diand did difdaine; 


| ' That wicked men all th OR 


. withott'turmoile or paine;” 


4 They never ſaffer paugs not eriefs; 


- 85 if death ſhould them ſmites - 
Their bodies are bdth.ſtout and ftrongy 
_ andeyer in good plight; 


5 And free from all adverſity; 
when other men be ſhents . -.- 


- And withthe reſt they.take no pate 


. of plague or. piiniſhment, - . 

\ 6 Thereforepreſumption doth imbiqc> 
+ their necks,as doth a chainez 

And are even wrapt as ina robe 

with rapine ad difdaiie, 


[9 They are fo fed. that even for fat 
» their eyes oft times out ſtarts... 
| And as for worldly.goods;they have 
- more than can wiſh their heart, 
8 Their life is nioſt licenitious, : 
boaſting tuck of their wrong 


Which thy have done to fimple men 


and ever pryd among. 


9 The heavens and the living Tord 
- they ſpare not to blaf| Fr \ 
And prate-they do of worldly things 
. no wight. they do eſteeme, 


to ſee their proſperous ſtate? 
' Aud almoſt drink the {elf fame cn Ups. - 
and follow the fame rare, & 


The ſecond Part, . 


x $4 How can it be that God hy hay. 


' -» ſhould knowor underſtand , 
| Theſe worldly:things;fith wicked man 
; be Lords of ſea and land?.: 
' 12 For We may ſee how; wicked meu 
; in riches fill increaſes -.. 
| Rewarded well with worldly goods, 
and live in reſt and peace." 


17 Then wh 7do mt from wickednetts 
» my fantalie refraine? 
| And Yiſh tiy. hands with innocettsy 
- . and cleatiſe iy heatr in. yaine? 
14 And fer ſevurges Every days 
as ſubje& Lag alt bh me? . 


Lind or def ey | « 
þ ix 0g obs 


Quim bonus Deus. _ 


my ſteps awry gan | wan LON © 


 toThe people of God:oft'timies turnback 


* 4 


erſt aly 
* theend of 
x3 And alt how thos ferrel them 


ſt ; 

And Tony thy will 

thou hem all deface, 
z9Then all m alt mend => x that ſtrange fight 

's 
| They are chro if 

and dead ſo horrib 

290 Munch Ty ( , 6 when 

ſo tal[their wealth decays 


Their famous aames ip all mens fake 3 
ſhall ebbe and paſle away. | 


The thyd Pat, 


2r Yet thus my bearr way grieved then, 
my minde was much oppreſt ; 

32 So fond was Land ignorant 
and in this pourit a beaſt, 

33 Yet nererhelefſe by may buy hand, 
thou holdſt me alwaies fa 

24 And with thy counfell doſt me guide 
to'glory at the mA 


25 Whiut thing 18 there that I can wiſhs 
but thee in heaven aboye? 

And in the earth There is nothing, 
like thee thaf I can love. 

36 My fieſh anti eke my bezrt doth fail, 
but. God doth faile me never: 

For of my health God is the itrengthy 
my portion eke for ever. 


27 And loall fuch as thee forſfake, 
thou ſhalt deſtroy each one: 


And thoſe that truſt 16 any things 
faving in thee alone. 

3$ Fhereſprg Fwill draw geere to God 
and ever with him dwell 

In God alone I put my traſt, 
_ thy wonders I will tell. 


Ve quid Deus5 Pfal.Lxxinþ. 1.H. 
' Sing this aa the 732. * Pſalm. 


wn (Lord)b long frem us 
DF thi dang Ex: i 
Why doth t Zer nd 
att pal 
2 Iord calft 
which hive Þ 
TH which hat reed 
| e {ore and 


3 Have mind [7 any ED i POR  - 


remembe 


| And eke thy hand hath mad 


 18Thou didft a 
Both 


that on the bils 
So ſhine the bils A hon: of theſe, 
within thy temple now. - 


7 The cieling ſaw'*d,the carved boards, 
the goodly graven ſtones, 
wy axes, hammers,bils and fwords, 
they beat them down at once, ' 
$ Thy 


they conſume with flamez 
and ecke in all this toile: 


The houſe a appointed to thy Name 
they razs down to the foile, £ 


os And | clay they faid oﬀekis their hearty 
\ diſpatch themout of band: 


Then burnt they up in eve 
Gods dew du 4 ugh the A 
ro Yet thon no bene of kelp doſt fend, 


our 


| To tell when this our pt ma ſhall end, 
| among usthere is gone, 


cx When wilt thou(Tord)once end this ſhave 
{| and ceaſe thine enemies ſtrong? 
Shall they alwaies diahoms thy Name, 


| aud raile on theefo long? 
| 2 Why do! thou draw thy hand abacky 
and hide it jn thy hp? 
O pluck i out,and be not ſlack 
| togivethyſocsarap, 


The ſecond Park, 


A ; I3 O God thou art our King and Lord, 


and evermore haſt been; 


hs fr hr yo ip hr 


| ng The hw that are | 
| thy might did ma 
And t 


| be 


| r5Yea thou didft bak the heads t 
of W hales that are fo felk HEY 


; Andgav*ſt them to the folk roar, 


that in the deſerts dyell. 


16 Thou mad a ſprm mr freamy teriſs 
from rock” EN Kh | hie2 


hkewiſe 
deep rivers to be drie, 


| 17 Both day and eke The pight are this 


TR. Fry ogy were begun: 
rſt ro ſerve us with their 

the WO LIMs bs fir (Glow 

t the ends aud coats 

of all the ea Rats 


” c - 
on Tn er boſts 


- r9 Think on(O Tord)oo time I 


thy foes that thee defamet 


| And how the tholiſh olk are for. 


to raile ppon't 


Naine, 
. 20 O tet nocrnel! beaſts deyoure 


the Turtle thay as true, 


NA wa et clara rc, vy 
Wk keprd ing ext þ 


But | Io [yeh 


give FAG unto thy oh Name. 


aye 


2; Riſe(Lord) lat be by thee maititaindy 


” "the canſe that is thine 


_—_ that 
art by ref nlith 6 


blaphentd | 


is The vice forget qr thy foes, 


"6 he preſumption 
1s mort hy del mentinaneethok 
that hate thed ſpitefully. 


Confirebunur eibi;Pſal, Laxv.l.FL 
a the 1 50s fo 


Sg this 


Vers thee(God will 
ul | giye'r 9: 


Sith. = 


Joe thanks 


thy FOE du wage = 


2 I will uprightly judge-when get 


convenient time I may? 


The Dogs; is Peas all therein; 


butt I hier pillar 


tp pps 


- 16H unto them ſet not =p 


naleeriaey fe 


1Sint 
” al thi 


you do 
ke pre 


hey 
ſelfe Pig 
VF; 6 the lees Ind filthy dregs 


. that do remaine of it: 
T lie wicked of the world ſhall drinks 
and ſack tliem every 


; on hies — 
o with ſtife neck 
| uouſly, 


Far: neither from the Eaſtern parth 

$ the Wekterne fide; 

- Nor © om forfake w 
"promotion do 

6 For-why? the Lord our God he is 

| he pigiooys Fudge © alonez 

e'patteth down the one;zud thts 

- another in the throne, 


fmi 
5 For why? a Ret Sr” Kine 


wine thereing 
tir abfoad. . 


a wildernelſe 
eed. 


whit, 


6 But I will talk of God1 fay, - 


of Jacobs t 
knd will Bo 


his 


herefores. 
to celebrate 
r eyermore, 


to ol by reak the hornes of all 


| gdly men will 
Kr e's e war 
exalte 

Glirks 


fig men 


To Father,Songand Holy oh 


| Fn glory be the nk). 


and Ba be vrentote was, is nowy 
In ud ; 


ROY 


j Ten nrnngrang 


Ct RD <4 


| 


| To favet 


d bow 


3And' there he diak bi both ſhaft x 
the ſwordzthe ſpeare, and ſhield; 
And brake the ray to orprrivon 
in battell on. the 
4 Thou att, more wort 
more might int res he 
Than in.the ſtrongeſt o "LI 
that rob on be erg rg 
| 5 Brit now the proud are ſpoiF'dt h tlie 
and they ate faln on ſleeps. havny 
Through men of wat no help can bey 
themſelyes they could not keep, 
| 6 kt thy rebuke,O Jacobs Gods 
Aka ge neſ 
$halfe out ſleep their chariots flood, 
no horſemen ance did move. 
L For thon art. dreidfall;Lord,indeed) 
what ran the courage hath 
| To bide thy fights and doth not dread 
when thoy art in thy wrath? 


& When thou doſt naks thy Judgement heard 


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19 Saying with murm tiony” 
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0 | Behold he ſtrake the ſtony rocks, 
and flouds forth ith did flows. 

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both bread and fleſh alſo? 


21 When God heard this,he waxed wroth 


with Tacob-and his ſeeds. 
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on Iſrael proceed, 


The third Port. 


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believe,and hope that he 


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| z2 Yet fell they to Wh6t" wn "y 


and {t111 they did him grievet 
For all the wonders that he w ronghe, 
they would him not btlieve; 


-| 23 Their dates therefore he. ſhorracied, 


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Their y:ares:did waſte 4nd pafſe away: 
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they ſought him by and by: 


| 35Remembrine:thar he was their ſhength 


their help and God moſt high, - 

26Though in their mouthes chey did bat cloſe; 
and fiatter with the-Lordt: + : 

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38 Yet was he {till ſo mercifull, 
when they deſery'd-tq dies: . 
That he forgive them their miſdeeds, 
and ng n3t tl;zm SERIY« 


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diſpleaſure to ax 

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to plagne them with his troke? - 
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ang tempted Gad eftiooues 
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_ what things they would ve done. - 


42 Not thinking ofhis h hand and POMEr 
nor of the day W 0 
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X their apoye enemy, ” 
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0 that they were all lofts - 
And not ſo mach as wilde fi Ta 


but he canſunyd with frod 


4s And yet with haile-ones once agains 
+ theTord their cattell mote: * 
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with thandep-bolts full hoe; 
e9 He Fnges hr - his ire . 
* and in his fur | 
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he did prefrve and keep? 

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he brought them ont of thall: 

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were vyer-whelmed all, - 


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« of hisown 

Even tothe bred which he had got 
* by his ſtrong armrabd hand. * 

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and did their land diyide: 

Andi in their tents he et the Tribes 


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And not a widow lefe alive, 
their death for t6 bemone, 


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F hs one 5 ſlepta to bw make 
n eavalint man OF} warre 
refreſhed after wine. * : 
66 With Emfods in the hinder parry 
ke ftrake his enemies all: 
And put them theh unto” 2 ſhame 
| that was perperyall, | T 


67 Then he the tent and tabernacle 


of Joſeph did refirſes 
aim, 
ke would in no wile thaſe. 
68 But choſe the Tribe of Jehuday 
' WhereaShe thoaght to dwell;? 
Even the noble mount Sion, © ' 
which he did loye fo well. 


69 Whereas he did his Temple builds: 

' both ſumptuouſly and fave: » 

Like as the carth which he hath made 

* foreverto endure. 

76 Then choſe ht Navid him to ſerves 
his people for to wore 

Whom he took u ought amayg 
even from the sof ſheep. | 


71 Ashe did follow tlyEwes with young, 
" the Laid did bimidvances 
To feed his people lirael, 
and his inheritance, 
72 Thus David witha faithfull heave 
his flack and charge did feed: * 
And prudently with. all his POWEs 
cud governe them i | 


Deus,vcnerunt, Pral. Lxxix, IK. 
| Sing this « the 77 «Pjahnt, 


God the Gentiles do invade 
rhine heritage to ſpoile ; 
Ternfalem ancheape is made, 
*- thy Temple they defie, 
2 The bodies ofthy Saifts moſt dere 
" abroad to birds they caft; 


| The fleſh of them'that do thee ſearey 


che beaſts devoure and waſte, 


2 Their bloud gr na ut Terafelemy 
- as water ſpilt-th as 
So that' there is not one of them 
' rd lay their flead in grave. WY 
4 Thus are we made a laughing Rocky 
almoſt the wotld rhroahoat 
The enemies at us jeſt an _ 
"which dwell Var coalts about, 


« wit tchoutO1 Lord) thysi in hm. 


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For they ha the apper kuindy 
y lor NOIR daiecls. - 
Nis br NT 
chey have Teſt'wafte and void, 
$ Beare not iti rkinde ole former faulty 
with ſpeed ſome pete ſhows 
and aitfus Lordin a affilth: 
for we ate weake and Tow. - 


The ſecaidl Pat, - 


9 © God thit giv all health aud grace 
on us declare the fame: _ # 

Weigh not our work$,our fins deface, 
for honour of thy Name. 

xo Why thall the wicked fill always 
ro us as people dumbe, 

In thy Ren rejoyce and - iy 
where is their God become 


Require(O Tord)as thou ſeeft gondy 
efore our eycs w fight, 

Of all theſe folk thy fervants blood, 
which they ſpik in deſpight, 

Ti T—_ ineo thy Agr! in þ 
the clam ie wIOBgy 

Of ſuch as rH in Fn caſts 
ſuſtaining 1roas froug. 


Thy force and firength to celebrates 
Lord fet thetn'out of baud, 
Which wneo deach are defſtinate, 
and in their enemies hand, 
12 The rations which have ben ſo bold 
' as to blaſpheme thy Nawe, 
I=to their laps with Ryen-fol, 
repay againe the (ame. 


Iz Sowe'th flock-and paſture ſheep 
will praiſe thee evermore: 

And teach all ages for to keep 
ir thes like praiſe in ſtore, 


Qui regis Iſrael. Pſal Lxxx.LH, 
Sing t his as the 77,Pſale, 


Hou heard that Ifrzel doft keep; 
ive care and take good heed; 
Which leadeſt Joſeph like a ſheep, 
and doſt him watch and feed, 
3 Thou Lord;Lay,whoſe ſeat is fer 
on Cherubimis mo!t bright : 
Shew forth'thy ſelfe,and do not lety 
ſend down thy beames of light, 


Before Ephraim and Benpming 
# Kana ch likewiſer 
0 ſhew thy poawer'do thou bepging 
come help us Lord atife, af 
4 Dire ourbedrts unto thy gracty 
convey ——— aol Ficw 
ew us the brightneſſe of 
and then fallafs are Wwe, 


5 Lon'God of hofls of Tirael,, = 
A EE een Paff, 

init t 18an 2308 
| aud wile wx het thee yrogP 


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7 Thou taft as mide & yery. Rite. 
Tharardnos 
Ant that or foes do love alifes 
they laugh and jeſt it out, 
8 O take us(Lord)unto thy graces. 
, convert our heartgrothee 
Shew fofth to.us rhy joy 


| S From Egypt where it grew not 5 


tho broughtft « vine fall te on] 


| The heathev folk thou didſt expttly 


and thou dit? plant it there, 
xe Thou did prepare for it a plac 
and ſet. her roots fall faſt: _ 


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Tht ſecond Parr, 


IT The hills were coyered round about; 
with ſhade that from it carae: 
And eke the Cedars ftrong and ſtour, 
with branches of the ſame, TX 
13Why theu didft thou her wals deſtroy 
her hedge pluckt up thon hafts 
That all the folk that paſſe thereby, 
thy vine may ſpoile and: waſte, 


13 The Boare out of the wood fo wildey 
doth dig and root i out : 

The furious beaſts out of the field 
deyoure it all about. 

14 O Lord ef hofts returne againe, 
from heaven look berime: 

Behold and with thy helpfuſtaine 


this'poore vineyard of thine. 


15 Thy planty] fav, thine Ipacl, 
whom thy right hand hath ſt £ 
The ſame which chou did love ſs wellz 
O Lord donot forget. 
16 They lop aad cat it down apaceg 
they burn it eke with Fre: 
And through the frowning of thy fact; 
we periſh in thine ire; 


z9Let thy right hand be with them now 
whom thou haſt kept fo leng: 

And with the fonne of man whom thou 
to thee haſt madeſo ftrgng, 


| 18 And fo when thou hat ſet us free - 


and faved us from ſhame: 


| Then will we never fall from theez 


but call upon thy Name, 


19 O Lord of hoſts through thy good gracey 
convert us unto theet _ 
Behold us with a pltafant face, 
and then full {afe are we. 


\* {6 our frength and Frey Jovfalt and life ; 


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9 Fotthiss'unto 1irael, 

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- when he from E-;vpt came} . 
That as a witneſe ij 1s ſeed 
ſhould Rzll ob{erye the fame, 
6 When God, 1 fayyhad fo prepar'd 
- [to brino.h;4m from that Lok : 
Whereas the ſpeech which he had heard 
in dig not : Kogan. 


” I ww his Routlers took(ſfaith he) 

* _the;þurthen clean away; + 

&nd from rhe furnace quit-him free 
from burning: brick of clay. 

Z W hen thou.m grief didft cry and Fall 
I halp.thee:by.and by: + ; 

And I did anſwer thee withall, 

=. in thunder Fcrecly. | 


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9 Yeazat the witers of difcord, 


I did thee tempt and -prove* 
Whereas the goodnefle of the Lord 
.. with mattering thou'didft moye, 
1o Veare O my folk}O Iftael, 

and] aſſure it thee, 
Regard and marke my words fill ell 

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tx Thou ſhalt no God in thee reſerve 
of apy, land abroad +. ++... 

or in no wiſe bow to or ſerve 
v2 \ Frpnge or forzetgn 3a 


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7 Rut notwithſtanding ye ſhall die 


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- my voice when that L ſpoke? 
had Iſrael woyld' not obey, - 
- but di gms quite forſake, +... - 
4 Then did 1 leave themito theix will 
| Fa hardnefle of their.heart: . 
To walk in:their own counſels;ſtill, - 
themſelves they might pervert, 


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15 0 that my GUS would have heard 
the words that I did fay; --: . 

And eke that Iſrael would regard 
to.walk within my. way. . 

16 How ſoon'weuld'Tconforind their foe « 
and bring them down full low: 


| Aud turn my hand upon all thoſe ! 


_ that would them overthrow, 


x7 And this that at the Lord do rages 
" as ſlaygs ſhould feek him till; 
But of his folk the time and 42) 
ſhould fouriſh ever till. 


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18 Iwould have fed them with the fropy 


and fineſt of the wheat: 
And made the rock with honey djop, 
that they their wy puny _ 


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Deus ſtetit, Pſal. Len LN, , 
Sing this as the 77. Pſubne, 2 


Mid the preſſe with men of might 
. che Lord himſelfe doth ſtand 
To plead the.cauſe of truth and rightg 
. with:judges ofthe land, ' 
2 How,long(faid he) will you pr oreed, 
 falſejudgement toaward 
And have reipe& for love of meed, 
the wicked to regard HRT 


3 Whereas of due you thould defend 
the fatherlefle and weak: 

And when the poore.man doth contend 
in judgement; juſtlydpeak, , 

4 If ye be wiſe,defend the cauſe 

of poore men in theirright; 

And rid the needy from the clawes 
- of Ong force and mights 


5 But otiea will thay know ar learney 
tn vaine to them I talk: F 


| They will not ſees or onght diſcerney ; 


but ill in darkneſſe walk, - 
6 For lo, eyen now the time is comes! 
that all things fall-to-nought: 


And likewiſe lawes both.alland ſomeg 


for ane are fold and wth 


? nad Fa it in my hgh, 


And children to the mot of mighty 
for love I did you'call.: | 


- as metyzand ſo decay? - -: 
© tyrants I ſhall yon deſtroy, 
- ud pluck you q_ anaye 


;$Up Lordand let thy Areogeh be knomnj | 
Sy; judge the W orld with might -.: 
For why? 5 keg bins are thing OWly 


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mn filence do notfay? © * 
Wi old not, Lord; elſe o long, 
'make no'niore delay... 
2 For why?behold thy toegand ſee 
how they do rage and cry? + -- -- 
And thoſe that beare an'hate'td rhe 
hold up their heads of he, - | 


3 Againſt thy folk chey nſe deceity . 
and craftly they enquire: : | 

For thine ele to Hein Waits ap 
their counſell doth conſpire, 
Come.on ſay thepylet us pe{h, 
andipluck theſe folk wat .; 

$o that the Naine of Urap] 

© may utterly decay. 


They all confpire within ok hearty | 
F W.-. may thee withſtands | 
inſt the Lord ta PHY . Lung ' 
they axe iy lea er and 
6 ; The centsgfallthe, Eoin © 
the \ſhnatlites alles .:.. ....: 
The Hagarens and Moabites, 
with diverſe others }Qe 


9 Gebal with Ammon,and: likewiſe 
doth Amalek confpixe.z.. > + 

T he Philiſtins againit chee riſe, | 
with them that dwelbat Tyre, 

$8 And Aſhar eke:iswell appaidy;: - 

" with them in leazue to be: -- 

And doth become 2 fence and aid. 

-. to Lots poſterity. ':; TEC 153.5 


o As thou did ro the Midianitey 
| ſo ſerve them Lord each ones 

As to Siſer and to Jabiny -, 
befidethe brook Kjſon. 


To Whom thou'in Endor did defiroy, . | | 


and waſte them through thy might? 
That they like dung on earth did Jicy 
| and NEE in open ght. 


The ſecond Part... 


11Make theik now 8&-.their Lords 2ppeare 


like Zeb and Oreb thanz 
As Zeba and Zalmunna were | 
+ the Kings of Midian, » 


O nov(O God) refraine thy tongue ; 


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in all the coaſts abrogd -- 
Pofleſſe and take into our hand. 
the faixe houſes of God, 


13 Tarn them,O Godywith ftormes 25 far 
* 2s Wheeles that have no ſtay: 

Or like the chaffeqwhich men do caſts 

with windes to flie away -: 

T4 Likeas the fixe with. rage and fame, 

the mighty foreſts ſpils 2. 

And as the flame doth quite.conſume 

+. the mountaines and the bils, 


x5 So let the a of th wrath 
upon their necks be lajd?” © - _ 


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and eyer give thee praiſe, 


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whoſe ſtay and ftrength thowarts © / 
-W hich to thy houſe do minde the ways” 


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$8From itrength to —_— they walk fall fuk, 
no faintneſſe there ſhall bez, _. 

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9 O Lord of hoſts to me Live tek; 
and heare when I do pray? 

And let it througlithine egres Proceeds _ 
O Jacobs God;I fay. 


' to O Lord ourthield, of thy good grace; 


regard and ſo draw neare: 
Regardy I ſay,behold the face L 
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5 O they be bleſſed that may dwell | SB 


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4 Comfort (0 
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For untg thee (Lord) I extoll, 
and lift my ſoule and minde, 


5 For thon art good and bountifulk 
thy gift#of grace are free: 

And eke thy mercy plentiful, 
to all that cxl{ on' thee, 

6 O Lord likewiſe when'I do prays 

regard and give an care: 

Mark well the Lobrh that I do fayy 

xd all my prayers heare. 


es Intime when trouble doth uic moves 
to thee Ido complaine: 

For why? 1 know and/well dopreve, 
thou anſwereſt me againe, 

| $ Among the gods (O Lord): none 

with thee to be compar'd: 

' And none can do'aSthou alone, 

the like hath not beeue heard, 


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rhe ſecond Part, 


9 The Gentiles and the the yovele all, 
which thou didft and frames 

Before thy face on knees ſhall fall, 
and'glorifie thy Name. 

re For why? chow art ſo much of might; 
all power is thineowne: 

Thou workeft wonders ftill in ſight, 
for thou art Gab alone, 


rx Oteach me, Lord,the vway,and I 

Nall in thy truth 
© joyne my heart tot fo nigh, 

t I thy Name may drea 

rs To thee my God will I give praiſe; 
| withallmy heart O Lord: | 
And glorifie thy Name alwaies, 
for ever through the world. 


bd bor why? thy wry ys to'miey 
me EI, 

T cemy I0n1eat 1vertys 

} our from the lower hell. 

14 O Lotd the 2Hinft me riſe; 

| and heaps of menof might: 

They ſeek my foute;and in no wife 

will have thee in their ſight, 


ts Thou Lord art mercifull and meeky 
fall Oack and flow towrath: 2 the 


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 thatall my fors may ſees 

And bei md, becanſe (Lord) thou ©. 
" do help: and comfort me. 


Sing thjs aa the 8r, Platme, 


"3 City ſhall fall well endure 
round -o__ Rill doth lay 

Upon the holy hils Fall fare, 

* it canno time decay. 

2 God loves the gates of Sjon beſt, 
his grace doth there abide: 

He loves them more than all the reff 
of Jacobs tents belide, 


3 Full glorioas things reported be 
* in Son and abroad: 
Great.things/I ſay,are ſaid of thee; 
__ thou CutYofonx God. 
4 OnRatabI will caſt an eye, 
* and beare in minde the {ame? 
And Babylon thall eke wht 
* and learye to know my Name. 


5 Loe,Paleſtine and Tyre 31fo, 

+ with Ethiope Tikewiſe:z 

A people old full long ago 
. were bornezand there did riſe, 

6 Of Sion they ſhall ay abroads 

that diverſe menof fame 

Haye there ſprung Fx the high Gcd 
hath founded fai the ſame. 


In their records to them it ſhall 
through Gods device a appearys 
Of Sion that the chief of 
' had his beginning thiere. 
8 The trumpeters with ſuch as fingy 
' therein great plenty be: 
My fountaines and my pleaſant ſprings 


are cmpalt all in thee. 


Domine Deus. Pſal. Lxxxvilj. I.H. 


Sing this _« the 77ePſaime. 


Ord God of kealth the hope 2nd Rayg 
thou art alone'to me: 

I call and 544 rhronghout the dayy 

" *mdallthe night to thee. *' 

2 Oletm oerte ſoone aſcend 

* unto thy ſight on hie: 

Incline thine exre,O' Lord attendy | 

z« | and hearken to tay cry Ih 


For with woe my heart is fd 
F by bty in table twelt: 


My life and breath wat; doth yeeldy © 


3nd drawech nigh to 
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* that in the pit do fatt: 
na one among 


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9 Thott patft my friends far off from meg 


and mak*ft them hate me ſors; 


and can come forth no more. 


to My fight doth Hiile throngh \ grief and wo» 


[call 0) thee,O God: 


Throughout the day my hands alſo 


to thee I ſtretch abroad, 
The fecand Part, 


1! Doft thou unto the dead declare 


thy wondrons works of _ 


Shall dead to life apaine repai 
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be eros. in that * 
Or ſhall with them that are "deftevits 
thy truth her honour have? 


I; Shall they that He in on foll lony 
of all thy wonders wot? 
Or there ſhall they thy Fon knowy 
where all chingy was 
14 But I O Lord to thee 
* docry and call apacet | 
My Þ wot eke ere it be day, 
11 come before thy face, 


15Why doſt thou Lord abhorre my foafe 
in grieſe that ſeeketh thee? 

And now,O Lord,why doſt thou hide 
thy face away from me? 

16 Iam affliaed dying fill, 

from youth this many a years? 

T hy terroxs which do vexe me ill, 

with troubled minde I beare, 


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full ſore npon me fall: 
my terrouryeke —_ not wor aﬀfnge 


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beſet me on exch fide, 


£9 Thou ſetteſt far from me ivy friend + 
| and lovers every one? 
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3 ovenaiit and be 
My ering vid to perfwade, - 


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Thy feed for ever I will ftay 
, \ and Rabliſh it fall faſt; 


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s The heavens ſhew with joy and mirc 
thy wondrous works; O Lord: 
Inns within thy Church on earth 
Kith and truth record. - 
6 wW with the Lord is equall theny 
in all the clonds abroad 
the ſonnes of all the gods, 
at One is like our God 2 


9 God in aſſembly of his Saints 
isgreatly to be dread: 
And over all that dwell about, 
in terrour to be had, 
$ Lord God of hoſts, in all the worldz 
what one is like to - hes? 
On every ſidemoſt _ hty Lord, 
thy truth 1$1een to 


9 The ragi ſea by thine advice; 
The rging at thy will: 
And when the waves thereof ar: (65; 
thou maleſt them calm and ſtill, 
Jo An yptl Lord ) thou haft ſubdu'd, 
thou haſt it deſtroids -.. - 
Yeat foes with _ 44 arche 
haft ſcattered all abr - 


The ſecond Part. -- 


1iThe heavens are thi ine, \&till have been 
. likewiſe the earth and land: 
Themorldand all that is therein, 

thou foundedſt with thy band: - 


'x2Both North 8 South with Eaſt &Weſt 


thy felſe didſt make and frame: _ 
Both Tabor mountzand eke Hermony 
re Joyce and praiſe thy Name. 


73 Thine arm is ſtrong and full of power 
all might therein.doth lies 
The ftrength on gs, > hand each hour: 
' "thou Vffreft on hie. . 
34 In righte fſe and equity WW 
thou haſt thy y ſeat and places Sect 2; 
Mercy and twath are Kill with theey 


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vs Thit folk is bleſt that knowes arighs 


eſent er 
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ey walk fall afe abroad, -- | 
26. For i in thy Name throughout: the. 


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19 Sometimes thy will unto UN Saints 
in viſion hou didit ſhow: : 

And chus then didft thon fay to them 
thy minde ro make them know 

2+ A man of might I have ere&, 

$23 our King and guideto be; 

And'fet him up whom Fele&, * 

among-the folk to-me,... 


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21 My ſervant Dayid I appoin 
whom I have fearche or * 

And with my holy oyle anoint 
him Xing of ll the rout, 

22 For why? my hand is ready fill 
with him for to remaine: 

And with my arm alſo I will. 
_ him ftrengthen 2nd luſtaine, 


23 The enemies ſhall not kim opprelleg 
they ſhall him not deveure: 

Ne yet the ſonnes of wickedyeſſe, 
on him have any power, 

24 His foes likewiſe I will deſtroy 
before his face in ſight: 

And thoſe that hate him I will plagnes 
and ſtrike them with my mxFht, 

25 My truth and mercy eke withall, 
ſhall till apon him lie: 

And in my tame his horne eke ſhall 
be lifted up on high, . 

26 His Kingdome I Win {et to be-- 
upon the ſea and land; 

And eke the running floods ſhall he 
embrace with his right hand, 


27 He ſhall depend with all his heart 
on mezand thus ſhall fay:. | 
My Father and my God thou art, 
my rock of health and tay. 
28 As my firſt-borne I will him take 
of all ou earth that ſprings: _ . 
His might and honour I will make 
aboye all earthly Kings. 


29 My mercy ſhall be with him Rill, 
as I iy ſelfe have told: 

My faithfull covenant to fulfill, 
my. mercy I will hold. * 

7 Andeke his.ſeed I will ſuftaine. 
for eyerftrong and ſure: 

So that his ſeed ſhall ill peniagy 
while heayen doth endure. | 


The fourth Part, 


21 If that his ſonnes forſake my Laws 

2 ſo begin to ores —— 
And © ements have none wes 
nor Fitce Hem oy | 

Or if they will not uſe arzght 

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24 My mercy yet 
1 will not ta vl 
Nor handle him'with c aftine,. TS 
and ſo my zruth fo 6 | , Ag 


25 But ſare my covenant I will Golds - 
with all that Lhave ſpokes 
No ward-the-which my lips haye roy 
{hall alter;or be-broke. _ _ .. 
26 Once ſware I by my holineſſe, 
and that performe will I: _— 
With David I ſhall keep promiſes alt 
co hineI __ not lie, | 


His ſeed for evermore ſhall raigney | 
and eke ys throne 0 f might, | | 
As doth the Sun, it ſhall remaine_ 
for ever in my ſight. ri 
23 And as the Moque within the this 
for ever ſiwhdeth falts 
A faithfull witneſſe from on hie, 
ſo ſhall his kingdome laſt, 


29 But now Lord ns thou doſt reje&z 
and now thou chan eſt cheares 
Yeazthou art wrath with thine ele) 
thin own anbinted deare, 
40 The coyenant with thy ſervant madey 
Lord thow-haſt quite. nudones - | 
And down upon the ground alfo-: - 
haſt caſt his royall cxrownee. ee bv 


'7he' fff Pot. 


41 Thou placiſt his hedges ap with' might, 

his wats thou doſt confound 2 - 
Thou beateſt eke his bulwarks down, 

and breakſt thettto the ground. - -; 
42 Thar he is ſore deftroid and tornez 

of commets by throughonts _ - 

And fo is made a mock and ſcorn 

to all that. dwell about, 


43 Thowtheivright hand haft Lifted 1 = 
that him fo fore anoy? 

And all hiv foes that him devoure, © -- 
loe thou haſt made to joy. d.- 

44 His ſwordsedge: thou doſt take any 
that ſhould his foes withſtand; 

To him in warre no victory 

thou giv'ſt, nor upper hand, 


45 His gloty thou doſt alſo waſte, 
his thronezhis joy, and mirth 
By thee are ovetthrown,and caſt 
full low upon the earth. 
46 Thou haft cut off and made' fall ſhore 
hisyouth and lufty daies, 
And mis'd of him an 4ll report, 
with ſhame and great diſpraile, 


47 How long away. from me,O Lonk, * 
for ever.wilt thou turn? 

And ſhall thine avger {till alway, 
as fire c burne? 

48 O eall ro minde, remember "eg 
my time ay faſt: 

Wi hy haſt thay 


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53 All praiſe to thee,O. Lord of hoſt 


to du haſt yt 


that on thy ſervants lie: #7 " 
e: 
bave I: 


borne in rebel} o- 
thy Name enemity. 


en Lord 


blaſphemed have thy Names 


The ſteps of thine anointed one - 


they ceaſe not'to defame« 


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both now and eke for aye: - 


[Through ckie andearth,and all the coaſts 


Amen,Amen,I-fay, 


Domine efagnn, ALLA 
Sing this «the 77 Pſa 


Fw Lord haft been our ſure TY 


our place of eaſe and reſt? 


In all times paſt,yea long fince, © 


as cannot he ex 


2 Ere there was made mountaine of wy”. 


the earth aid world abroad: - 


From age to ago, and alwaies 


for ever thou art God, 


| 2 Thon grindeft man through picſu apd ai 


to duſt pr clayand then, |: | * 


| And then thou faift aga1Ne,returne, | 


agzine ye ſonnes Of men, - 


4 The laſting ofa thouſand yeaveyy 


what is it in thy fight? 


As yeſteeda OW appears i bg oF: 


or as a watch by nigh 


5 So ſoone as thou 46k hates elem; 
then is their lifeand trade 


All as a ſleepegand like the graſſes * T9 


whoſe beauty ſoon doth fade, 


'6 Which in the morning ſhines fall bei gfe 


but fadeth by and by: | 
And is cut downere it be _ f 
all withered, dead and dr i} 


| 7 For throu k thine an a 


nger we we confamey 
our might is much decaid 


And of thy fervent” wrath and fume 
we are full fore afraid. 
8The wicked works thatwe have wrought. | 


thou ſerſt before thine e 3. fr 
thoughts-;/- j 


gon! rivy fanlts,yea eke 
thy countenance doth ſie... 


9 For through. thy wrath our FG do whey 
thereof doth'nonghtremaines, 2: + S 
Our yeares conſume as words or blaſts, ,.  . 
and are not-eaÞd againe,  » | 
16 Our time is. three core yeares and:tens 
that we do live on mold: 
If one ſee os ſurely aug 
we count = wondrous old. 


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how long our daiesremainue! 


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true wi rs attaine, ak 


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' 14 RetumbD-Lord;how loag walt thou 


forth on in wreath proceed 
$liew favour to thy ſervants riow, 
and help ther ar their need, 


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* the which the hupter laid: 


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His faith and truth thy fence ſhatt by 
as fare as ſhield and ſprare, 


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terroursofthe 


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| _ withthee ir ſhall be well: - 
Not yet the plague ſhall once come near@ 
the houſe wheie thou daſt dwell 


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Preſerve aud proſper thee, 

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Rill wat yu bc upoy: 

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lory for to live, 
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| Imill | bis ne: 


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on Lute and Harp fo ſweet: 
With alt the mirth you cau inyentg; 
of inſtruments moſt meet, 
& For thou haſt made me to rejoycay 
| . in thingsfo wrought by thees. 
| And I lave joy-1n a; and voice 
> thy hatdy-works to ſe. | 


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6 The man un obey 
| _ thefe thingsto paſſe ro bring: 

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| this thing, 


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both now and eyermore.! 


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behal thy foes 1 fay, 
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thine oynted King am I, 


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both fat and well befeen : 
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with boughs and branches greens 


x5 Toſhew that Gad is and j 
: and upright in I a good _ 


He is my rock,my hope, and t 
in him there is none ill, mw 


Sing this «6the 776 Plaine; 


with y dight: 


hath girt himfelfe wit 


2The Lord likewiſe the earth hath made; 


and ſhaped it fo ſure, 
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at ſtay it doth _—_ 


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thy ſeat was ſet before; 


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TE haſt been eve 8. 2OWEhts 


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my power for to prove: . 

| My wondrons works when they did leo. 

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they have not known my Way. 


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Sing this as the ns, Pſalm! 1 1 + 


new ſongs with,zoy and on wing i 
Sing unto-him- wath one accordy. . 
all people'on the' earth,  .. 
2 Yearing onto the Lordsl ſays + 
praiſe ye his holy. Name+ 


' *þ Declare ang ſhiew from day to dy At 


falvatiog by.che ſame, 


t1 | Amoug'the! heathen eke declare. 
his hanour round about: 


TY To ſhew his wanders do not ſpares 


Venite exnſrehitivc PalXCy, 1,8, 
(. his as the.'69e Fins | 


O== let asfift up onr voices 5 
nd ſing ppto-the Lords 

In hes Gries of health rejoyce 

+ fet us web opmneed accord. 
4 ov let use before his face,” 

give hinrthihks and praiſes ++ ++ 

Io fin ve Plalmesunto his gracez 

let us be glad alwates-. .” 


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2 great and mi ghty God: YE 
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4 The tecrets of the earth ſo. de 
and cord ts of the ſand: BD 
Toes wo hils that are ſo ſteep, 
thent is his hand, 


5 The ſea an waters all are his; 
for he the BmEfath wroughts | 


The earthand all that therein fs, ' 
bis Wore ns made of nonght; 
& Come let ug bew a 


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| 9s Aſcribe unto the Lord A” 


| 9 Fall doy 


in all the world throughout, -- 
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and worthy praiſe alway: . 
' And he is to'be Uread of right" 
above all uo L aye 


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are idols that will fades - - 

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- that hath the heavens made, - 

. 6 All praife and honouteke dodwell 
for aye before his face: _. 

| Both power and might likewiſe excelly 
within his holy place, | 


ye people of the worlds __ 
All mighr- and worſhip ekeI lays , 
aſcribe unto the Tord. 


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Aud ekettnto his courts do go | 
with gifts! unto the fame, 


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belvre at on miſe capita 


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that ſpringeth on the earth: 

The wood and every tree ſhall fing 
with gladneffe and with mirth, 

14 Before the preſence of the Lord, 
and comming of his might: 

When he ſhall juftly judge the world, 
ad rule his folk with riglit. 


Cantate Domino, Pſal, XCvij. I.H. 
Smg thzs as tbe 99. ſaline, 


"1-* Lord dothraigu, whereat y earth 

may zoy with pleaſant voice: 

And eke the Iſes with joyfull mirth 

may triumph and rejoyce, 

2 Both clouds and darkneffe eke do fivell 
and round about him beats. 

Yea right ar@ juſtice ever dwell, 
aud bide about his ſeat, 


3 Yea fire and heat at once do ruty 
. and go before his face: , _ 
Which ſhall his foes and enemies buta 
| abroad inevtry place, 
4HEis lightningseke full bright did blaze 
. and to the world appeare: | 
Whereat the eitth did look and gaze 


with dread and deadly feare, 


$5 The hils like waxe did melt in fight 

. and preſence ofthe Lord: We 

They fled befrethat Rulers mightz © * 
which guideth.all theworld, - _ 

6 The heavens eke declzre and how 

| his juſticeall abroads 

That all the world niay ſee and know. 

the glory of out God, £ 


5 Confuſion ſure will come te fuck _. 
as worihip idols vaine:s: : 

And cke to thdſe that glory mucky _ __ ._ 
— dcumbepicuresto maintaine, 
8 For all the idols of the world 

which they as gods do call: . - 

Shall feel the power ofthe Lord, 

and down to him ſhall f£ll, 


9 With joy ſhall Sion heare this thing,” 
and Juda ſhall rezoyce | 
For at thy judgements they ſhall fing, 
and make a pleaſant noiſe, 
To "That thou O Lord art ſet on highy 
 inall theearthabroads 
And art exalted wondrouſly 
above each other god, 


xx All ye that feare the Lord do this; 
hate all things that are 111: . 
For he doth fave. the ſoules of his. 
wmLe Oe them mill. af 
13 And light: pring up to the ;u! 
- with plettate for hiepary © 


Wo PY” oe R ORD OI 
n Sorin oo * * 


| And rule che yeople might? 


q | the people rage 
| Yea he on Cherabims doth fit, 


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x; Ye righteous in the Lord rejoycs _. , , 
his holinefſeproclaime: , | 


Sing this as thi 17. Pfalnite © 


()*: ye now unto the Lords 
AF a new and pleafant ouſy ; 

For he hath wrought throughont the would 
his wonders great aid ſtrong. .. 
2 With his right op worthily 


he doth his foes deYourer 
And get himſelfe the victory 
with his own arm and power, 


2 The Lord doth make his people know 

his faving health and might: . 

The Lord doth eke his juſtice ſhow, 

in all the heathens fight, _ 

4 His gface and truth tolitael, 

In minde he doth record: _ .. _.. .. 

That all the earth hath. ſeen right well 
the goodneſle of the Lord, x 


5 Be glad in him with joyfull voicdy 

41l people of the earth? - 

Give thanks to God;ſing and rejoycey 

_ bohim wiekiag and mirth, 4 

s Upon the anto him fingy.... 
Civ thanks to6'him with Paimes: | 

Rejoyce before the Lotd our Kings _ 
with Trumpets and with Shalmes, 

'9 Yea let ths ſea with all therein 

_.. for joy both roare and ſwell; 

The earth likewiſe let it begin; 

\ . with all that therein dwell. _ .._ 

$ And let'the flouds rejoyce their fils, 

and clap their hands apace? ;_. . 


And eke the mountaines and the hils 
before thee Lord bis face, | 


9 For he ſhall come to judge and wie 
the world and every w hts 


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with juſtice and with rights 


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' is high and wondrous greats 


| Above all folk he'doth excell; 


and he aloft is ſet, 


Let all men praiſe thy mighty Name, 

; for it is fearefull Geet EDN | 
| And let them the the ſame, 
that holy is and pure, bs 

' 4 The princely-power of our King 
: doth love judgement and rights: 
1. Thou rightly ruleſt every thing - - 


| in Jacob through thy migkt. 


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O Lord God unto thee: 
2 And wilely do in perfe& way, 
untill thou eome ta me, 
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in pureneſle of my ſprites 
| 3 Ayd Ino kindeof wicked things 
will ſet before my fight, 


| 4 1 hate their works that Fall 


it ſhall. not cleaye to me: 
From me ſhall part the froward heart 
noye evill will I fee, + - 

5 Hintwill I troy that flandereth 
his neighbour privily : 

The lofty heart 1 caquor bearey 

nor him that looketh bie, 


6 Mine eyes ſhall be on them withla 
the land that Bihari wore! 
In perfe& way who whalketh ſhall 
be ſervant unto-me, 
7 Iwill no iſe 


aways 


ill efull perſon haye, 
within my houſe to dwell; 


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remaine that lies doth tell, 
8 Betimes Iwill deſtroy even all 


' the wicked of the land; | 


the wicked workers haud, .. 


Domine exaudi. Pſal.Cij. N; 
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Heare my prayer Lord and let. 

| my cxy. come unto thee, , |. 
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foreſet is come to end. 
14 For eve in the tones thereof 
_ thy ſervants do delight: 
And on the duſt thereof they have 
compaſsion in their ſprite, 


its Then ſhall the heathen people feare 
the Lords moſt holy Nathie: 

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kus glory ſhall appeare, 


17 To prayer of the deſolate; 
— when he himſelfe doth bend? 
” When be ſhall not diſdaineunte | 

their ps to attend. . 

13 This ſhall be written for the age 
that after ſhall ſucceeds 

'The people yet uncteatgd 
the Lords renown ſhall fpread, 


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hath looked downe below: 

And out ofheayen hath the Lord 
beheld the earth alſo. 

20 LJ. ot the mourningcaptive he 

ight heare the wofull cry2 

And : at he might delivet thoſe 

that da are.to die, 


21 That they it Sion may declare 
the Lords moſt holy Names 
And in Jeruſalem ſer forth 
the praiſes of the ſame, 
22 Then when the people of the Handy 
and kingdomes with accord, 
Shall be afſembled for to.db 
their ſervice to the Loid, 


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# from which thou could not leet 
' His mercy and compaſsion both 
he did extend to thee. 


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x8 1 meane which keep kis covenant 
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And not forget todo the thing | 
that he Toth them require, 


x9 The heavens high are made the fear 
andfoot-ſoole of the Lord; 
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he oo -— rp world, 
20 Ye Angels whichare great in 
praiſe ye and bleſſe che Lord; "nat 
Which toobey and do his will, 
immediately accord, 


2x Ye noble hoſts and miniſters, 
ceaſe not tolaud/him bills * 
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his pl pure pad his will, 
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in the clouds cn {ares 


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are mads him to beare, 

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his courſe doth-endare, 

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4 He makethchisf picits 
as Heralds to go? 
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we ſee alſo preſt: 

His will to accom panels 
they rumto and fro, 
| To fave or conſume things 
as ſeemeth him beſt, 


5 He grounnen the earth 
ſo hrmly and faſt, 
That it once to moye 
none ſhall haye ſuch powers 
+6 The deep a faire covering 
for it made thon haſt 
W hich by his own nature 
the hils would deyouree 


7 But at thy rebuke 
the waters do flie! 

And ſo give due phce 
; thy word to obey. 

At thy voice of thunder 
; fo fearfull they he: 

; That in thoir great raging 
they haſte ſ00n away... 


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ot fountames full faire 
The fowles of the ayre 
abide ſhall and dwelk 
Who moved by nature 
to hop here and there: 
Among the green branches 
their ſongs ſhall excell, 


13 The mountaines to moiſt 
the clouds he doth ufe? 
The earth with his works 
1s wholly repleat, 
14 So as the brute cattell 
he doth not refuſe? 
But grafſe doth provide them 
and herb for mans meat, 


15 Yea bread,wine and ovie 
he made for mans ſake: 
His face to refreſh, 
and heart to make ſtrong. 
16 The Cedars of Liban 
| this great Lord did make? 
Which trees he doth nouriſh, 
that grow up {o long. 


17 In theſe may birds build, 
and make there their neſts? 
In firce-trees the Storks 
remaine and abide. 
138 The high hits are ſuccour 
for wilde goats te reſt; 
And eke the rocks ſtony 
for Conies to hide. 


19 The Moon then 1s ſer 
her ſeaſon to run? 

The daies from the nights 
thereby to diſcern: 

And by the deſcending 
alſo of the Sun, 

The cold from heat alway 
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23 That man te his work may 
_ as right doth. require? ._. 
Till night come and call him, 
to take reit againe, 


The third: Pare, 


24 How ſundry O Lord, 
are all thy workes found? 
With wiſdome full great 
they are indeed wrought? 
So that the:whole world 
. of thy praiſe doth ſound? 
And as for thy riches, 
they paſſe all-mens thought, 


25 Sois the great ſea, 
which large is and broad? 

W here things that creep ſwarm  - 
and beaſts of each ſorr. 

26 There both mighty ſhips faileg 
and ſome lie at road: 

The Whale huge and monſtropy 
there alſo doth ſpart, F; 


27 All things on thee wait, 
thoa doit them relzeve: 
And thou in due time b 
full well doſt them feed, 
28 Nqwwhen it doth pleaſe thee - 
the ſame far to give | 
They gather full gladly 
thoſe things which they need. 


Thon openeſt thy hand, 
and they findedach grace, 
That they with good. things. 
are filled we lee. 
29 But ſore are they troubled 
if thou turnthy face, - + 
For if thoti'their breath take, 
vile dukphen they be, 


zo Againe when thy Spry 
from thee dcth proceed 
All things to appoint, © * 
and whit ſhall enſues b 
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a$ thoy haſt decreed? 
And doſt by thy goodneſle 
the dry earth renew.  * 


x The praiſe ofthe Lord 
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to tremble full faſt; | 


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Bret as for thy foitle now, * * 
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pratfe ye the Loids N; ames 


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Ive Feats unto the Lord, 


and call upon his Names : © 

hong the people ecke declare 

' '*his works to ſpread his fame, 

5 q Sing ye unt6 the Lord [ fy, | 
ſing unto his praiſes 

And talk of all his wondrous works 

© that he hath wrought alwaies. * 


g In honour-of his holy Name 
* *rejoyce with ane accords ' 
And let the heart alſo rejoyce 

* ofthem that ſeek the Lord, 
& Seek ye the Lord,and ſeek the firength 
* ofhiseternall might: 
And ſeek his face continually, 

and preſence of his fi ight, 


5 The wondrons works that he hath done 
Ve keep till in mindfall hearts © © 
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let the judgetnents of his month 
* out of your minde depart, ' © 
6 Ye that offaithfull Abraham 
" his ſeryant are the ſeeds 
Fe his ele& the children that 
of J acob do proceed, * 
or he, he onely is I ay, 
b 7 'T mighty Lord our Ged? 
6 And his moſt rightfull judgements at 
» = - through all the world abroad, * 
Th $ His iſe and his coyenant 
'which he hath de to his, 


3 | Ke hath remembreg eyermore, 
"Bs ' thoulands of degrees, ** 


The ſecond Pays, | 
9 The covenant which he hath MAE 
with-Abraham long a 6.290% 8 44 
, d faithful eath WR he hath fyorne 
=. . ' to Ifaac allo, * 
7 Io And did confirme the fame for law, 
W- - that Jacob ſhould abey: © * 
Ard 46 16 eternall COyERant 
Lracl foraye, * 


IJ When tha be Gi Itoyeu 
by M7 Cura UBT __* +» 


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And over all their enemies 


| 26 His faithfull ſervant Moſes then 


27 The wondrous nel of his fi gaes 


Yea very fmall,and in che! 
wy then bat ſtrangers 


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I4 And wrong at no opprefſors hand 
he ſuffered them joe % had 
But eyen the great and mighty Kiuge V 
reproved for their fake, 72 . 
15 And thus he fajd,. Touch ye not thoſe And 
that mine anointed be 2 = 


Ne do the Prophets any harm 

that do pertain tome, 
16 HeeaPd a dearth upon the land, 
of bread he ftroid the ſtores 
But he againſt'the time of need 
had fent a man before z * 


The thd Part, 


17 wp Joſeph which had once been fold 
to live a ſlave in wo: = 

Whoſe feet they hurt in ſtocks,whoſefoul 
the irons pierc'd alſo, 

1$ Unti1l the time fea when his cauſe 


Was known apparent! 
The mighty wo of God the Lord 
ultleſſe crath did trie, 2 


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19 The Kin pg feat and delivered him 
from priſon where he was: ' © 

20 The ruler ofthe people then 
did freely let him paſſe. 

2x And overall his houſe he made 

| him Lord to beare the ſway: * 

And of his ſubſtance made him haye 

the rule and all the ftay : 


32 That he might to his will infirug 
the Princes of the land: 

And wiſdomes lore his ancient men 
might cauſe to underſtand, *' 

23 Then into the Egyptian land 
came Iſrael alſo : 

| And Jacob in the land of Ham 

did live a ranger tho, 


24 His people he exceedingly 
© In number made to flow, 


'1n Arengt th he made them grow. 
25 Whoſe heart he turnd;that they with hate 
his people did intreat * 
And did his ſervants wrongfully 
: abuſe with falſe deceit, | 


| The forth Part, 


| and Aaron whom he choſe, 
He did command to go to them) 
hismeſaoe todiſcloſe. * 


among them he did 
And wonders in the land of Ham 


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20 Their land brought frogs even 11 the place 

where their King Pharaoh lay. | 


2x He ſpake,and at his voice there came 
reat ſwarms of noi ſome flies, 

And all the quarters of the land 
were fiÞd with crawling lice, 

22 He gave them cold and ſtony laile 
in ſtead of milder raine: 

And fiery flames within their land | 
he ſent nnto their paine, 


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23He ſmote their vines and all their trees 
whereon their figs did grow: 

And all their trees within their coaſts 
downe did he overthrow. 

24 He ſpake, then Caterpillars did 

and Graſhoppers abound: 

W hich ate the grafſe in all their land 

and fruit of all thejr ground, 


The fift Part, 


26 The firſt-begotten in their land 
eke deadly he did fmite: | 
Yea the beginning and firſt fruit 
of 111 their force and might: 
$5With gold and filyer he them brought 
from Egypt land to paſſe: 
And in the number oftheir Tribes 
no feeble one there was, 


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338 Egypt was glad and joyfull then 
when they did thence depatt: 
For terrour and the feare of them 
was faln upon their heart, 
29To ſhroud them from the parching heat 
a cloud he did diſplay: 
And fire he ſent to oor them light, 
* when night had hid the day, 


40 They asked,and he cauſed Quailes 
to raine at their requeſt: | 

And fully with the bread of heaven 

their hunger he repre, 

41 He opened the ſtony rock, 
and waters guſhed out? 

And in the dry and parched ground 
like rivers run abaut, 


42 For of his holy covenant 
aye mindfull was he tho: 
Which to his ſervant Abraham 
he plighted long ago, Fe 
42 He brought his people forth with nurthy 
2nd his ele& wit J0y 
Out of the cruell land,where they 
had liv'd in great anoy. 


£4 And of the heathen men ke gave 
to them the fruitfull lands; 
The labours of the people eke 
they took into their hands, 
45 That they his holy ſtatutes might 
obſerve for evermores | 
And faithfully obey hislawes: 
praiſe ye the Lord therefore, 


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youchſate ta vefit mes - + © © 
That I the preat felicity 

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5 And with thy peoples joy 1 may ' 

2 joytvll-minde poſletſe: - - 

And may with thine inheritance 

a glorying heart expreſſe, 


6 Both we and eke eur fathers all, 

have ſinned every one! | 

We have commitred wickednefle, 

and lewdly we.have done, . 

JT he wonders great which thou(O Lord) 
haſt done in Egypt lands , 

Our fathers thoagh they ſaw them all, 
yet did not underſtand, 


Nor yet thy mercies multitude 
did keep in thankfull minde$ 
But at the ſea,yea the red ſea, 
rebelled moſt unkinde. 

$ Nevyerthelefſe he fayed them 
for honoar of his Name 3 


{ That he might make his power knowne 


and ſpread abroad his fame, 


9 The red fea he did tken rebuke, 

and forthwith it was dry'd: 

Ani as in wilderneffe,ſfo through 
the deep he did them guide, 

to He fay'd them from'the cruell hand 
of their deſpitefall foe: 

And from the enemies hand he did 
deliver thetn ailo, 


Tye ſecond Part, 


[x The waters their oppreſſours whelnvd, 
not one was left aliye: 

r2 Then they beleey'd his word,& praife 
in ſong they did him give, 

[2 But by and by unthankfully 
his'works they clean fargats 


3 And for his counfell and his will 


they did negle& to wait, 


r4 But luſted in the wilderneſley 
with fond and greedy lufts 
Aud in the defert tempted God 


| theſtay ofall their truſt; | 
{15 Aud then their wanton mindes deſire, 


he ſufferd them to bave; 


| Bat waſting'leanenefie therewithall 


nato their ſoules he gave, 


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|, = Moſes they did grutchs 
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- the wicked in hisire. 

x9 Upon tke hill of Horeb they 

/” an idoll calfe did frame: 

And there the molten image they 

* << worſhip: of the ame, 


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' * which ftedeth = the grate, 

Thus they their glory turtyd,and aM 

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21 And God their onely Sayiour 
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* moſt wondrous works had dones 
And by the-red ſea dreadfull things 
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23 Therefore for t * - ſo ſhewing them 
forgetfull and unkinde: © - 
To bring deftru&ion on'them all 
he purpos'd- in his minde + 


Had not his choſen Moſes ſtood 
+ before him in the break + 
To turn his wrathyleſt he-gn them 
- with ſlaughter ſhould him wreak, 
24 They did deſpiſe the pleaſant hand, 
'.- that he behight to give: 
Yea and the words that he had ſpoke 
| they did no what believe, 


25 But in their tents with grudsing heart 
; they wickedly repin'd: 
Nor to the voice of God the Lord 
"* they gave an hearkning minde, 
26 Theretore agaiyit them ed he 
his ſtrong any oor boon 
Thein to deftroy in wil —_ 
© exe they ſhould ſoe the land, 


27 And todeſtroy their ſeed among 
the nations with his rodr .. * 

And through the countries of the world 

' to ſcatter them abroad, | -- 

38 To Baal-Peor then they did 
adjoyne themſelves alſo:* * 

And ate the offerings of the dead, 

* . ſo they tovſook him tho, - q 


39 Thus with their own inventions 
: his wrath they did provokes -+ : 
And in his fore inkindled wrath 

the plague upon them broke, 
| 39 But Phineas Rood upwith zeal 
+ the ſinners vile to flays +: 
And judgement he did execute, 

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33 At watefs'cke of Meribah 
they did him angry make? 
Yea,fo far forth,;that Moſes wag 
then puniſlyd for their fake, 


33 Becauſe they yexgd his ſpirir fo ſores 
that in impatient heat 

His lips ſpake unadviſedly, 
his feryour was ſo great, 

34 Nor as the Lord connded then 
they ſlew the people tho: 

35 Bat were among the heathen mixdz 
and learn'd ther works allo, | 


36 And did their idols ferye,which were 
their ruine and decay: 

27To fiends their ſons ry daughters they 
did offer up and ſlay: 

23 Ye with uukindly undering kniſe 
the guiltlelſe blood they ſpilt: | 

Yea their own ſons and daughters bloudg 
without all cawſe of guilt, ' 


Whom they to Canaan idols then 
offred with wicked hands 
And fo with bloud of innocents: 
defiled was the land. | 
z9 This were they ſtained with the works 
of their own filthy way: 
And with their own inventions 
a Whoring they did fray, 


40 Therefore againſt his people was 
the Lords wrath kindled fores 
And even his own inheritance 
he did abhorre t TOS: 
41 Into the hands of heathen men 
he gave them for a prey: 
And made their foes their Lords,whom they 
were forced to obey, 


The fft Pays 


42 Yea and their hatefull enemies 
- oppreſt them '1n the land: 

And they were humbly made to ſtoopey 
as ſubje& to their hand, - 

4.3 Full oftentimes from thrall had he 
delivered them before: 

But with their counſels they to wrath 
provoked him evermore, 


Theyefore they by their wickedneſſe 
were brought full low to lie: 
Yet when he ſaw them in diſtrefſey 
he kearknet to theif cry, ' '' ” 
45 He cad to minde his covenants 
which he to them had ſworez. 
And by his mercies multitude 
repented him therefore, 


46 And favagur he them made to inde, 
before the fight of thoſe - 
That ledthem captive from their Lond, 
when erit they were their foes. 
7 ove oO Long wht ar art our God, 
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* ofthy moſt holy Name:  *'* 7 

That we may glory in thy praiſe, 
and founding of thy fame, 

49 The Lord the God of Iſrael 

' bebleſt forevermore : 

Let all the people ſay, Amen, 

praiſe ye the Lord therefore, 


FOG i 26-  ICIG, 
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Confitemini Dom, Plal.Cvij.W,K. 


Sing this « the 77.Þſalme. 


Ive thanks unto the Lord our God,: 
. for gracious is hes © | 
And that his mercy hath no end, 

all mortall men may ſee, 

3 Such as the Lord redeemed hath 

with thanks ſhall praiſe his Name? 
And ſhew how they from foes were freed 
and hqw he wronght the ſame, 


3 He gathered them forth of the lands 
- that lay fo farre about: 
From Eaſt to Weſt,from: North to South 
'* his hand did finde them our, 

& They wandred in the v:ilderneſle, 

and ſtrayed from the way: 
And found no city where to dwell, 
' that ſerye might for their ſtay, 


5 Whoſe thirſt and hunger was fo great 
' in theſe deſerts ſo vord: 

That faintnefſe did them fore aſſaults 
and eke their foules anoid, 

& Then did they cry in their diftreſſe 

unto the Lord for aid: 

VW ho did remove their troublous ſtats 
accarding as they praid, 


9 And by that way which was meg right 

© heled themlike a guide: 

That they might toa City go, 
and there alſoabide, 

$ Let men therefore before the Lord 
confefle his kindnefſe then: 

And ſhew the wonders that he doth 
before the lonnes of nxen, * 


9 For he the empty fon] fuſtaiwd 
whom thirſt had made to faint? 

The hungry foul with goodnefle fed, 
and did them eke acquaint, 

he Sach as do dwell in darkneffſe deep, 
where they on death do wait, 

Faſt bouud to taſte ſuch troublous florms 
as 3ron chaines do thrzat, 


rhe ſecond Part, 


3x For that againſt the Lords own words 
* they ſought ſo to rebell: on} 
Efteeming light his coanſels high 
_ which do (o farre excell. 
x2 But when he humbled them full lows 
' they then fell down with grief: 
And none-was foand ſo mnch to help, 
whereby to get relief. 


x2 Then did they cry jn their diſtreſſe 
- anto the Lord for aid: 
W ko did remove their troublous Rat 6 


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confeſſe his ben oth &. 

| And ſhew the wonders that he doth, 
before the ſonnes of men, | 

16 For he threw down the gates of brafſy 
and brake them with ftrong hands 
The iron bazres he.ſmote in two, 
nothing could him withfand, 


{ 19The foolilh folk great plague do kelp 


and carnot from them we 
But heap s more to thoſe they bave, 
becauſe they do offend. ; 


| t$Their ſouls fo much did loath all mear 


that none they could abide: 
W hexeky death had them almalt caught, 
as they full truly tri'd, 


19 Then did they cry in their diftreſſe 
wnto the Lord for aid: 


according as they praid, 

20 For then he ſent to them his word, 
which health did ſoon reſtore: 

And brought them from thoſe dangers deep 
wherein they were before, 


The third Part, 


21 Let men therefore before the Lord 
confefſe his kindnefſe thens 

And ſhew che wonders that he doth 
before the ſonnes of men, 

22 And let rhem offer facribce 

with thanks,and alſd feare: 

And fpeake of all his wondrous works 
with glad and joyfull cheare, ' 


22 Suchas In ſhips »nd brittle barks 
in'0 the ſeas deſcend: 

Their merchandiſe throughfearfull lands 
to compaſle and to end. 

24 Thoſe men are forced to behold 

the Lords works what they be: 

Ard in the dangerous deep the ſame 

moit marvellous they ſee. 


25 For at his word the ſtormy winde 
ariſcth ina rage? 
And Rirreth up the ſarges ſo, 
that nought can them afſwage; 
26 Thenare they lifted up ſo highs 
the clouds they ſeem to gaine: 
And plunging down the depth untill 
their 7 es conſume with paine,. 


27 And hke a drunkard to and fro, 
| now here,now there they reels 


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according as they praid, 


2yFor with his word the Lord doth a1 
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231 Let men therefore before the Lord 
confeſle his kindnefſe then: 

And ſhew the wonders that he doth 
before the ſoanes of men.- 

. 33 Let them in preſence of the folk 
with praiſe extoll his Name: 

And where the Elders do convents 
there let them do the ſame, 


33 For running flouds to drie deferts 
he doth oft change and turns 
Aud drieth ap as it were duſt 
the {pringing well and bourn. 
24 A fruitfall land with pleaſures deck*d 
full barren doth he make, 
When on their finnes that dwell therem 
he doth juſt vengeance take, 


235 Againe the wildernefſe full rude 
he maketh fruit to beare: : 

With pleafant fprings of waters cleare, 
though none before were there, 

26 Wherein ſuch hungry ſoules are ſer, 
as he doth freely chuſe: 

That they a City might them build , 
to dwell in for their uſe, 


29 That they ma ſowe their pleaſant land 


and yineyards alſo outs 
To yeeld them fruit of ſuch increaſe, 
2 " one ay _ to _ 
y multiply exceedingly, 
the Lord doth bleſſe __ ſo? 
Who doth alſo the brute beaſts make 
- by numbers great to grow. 


29 Bret when the faithfull are low brought 
by the oppreſſors ſtout: 

And miniſh 6 through many plagues 
that compaſſe them about. 

$o Then doth he Princes bring to ſhame, 
" which did them fore oppreſle; 

And likewiſe cauſed them to erre 
within the wilderneſſe, 


41 But yet the poore he raiſeth up 

out of their troubles deep: 
And oft times doth their traine augment 
42 The rightoon ons ſhall behekl this Ggh 

2 The righteous {hall behold this fi 

; and alfo much rejoyees "__ 
Whereas the wicked and perverſe 

with griefe ſhall top their voice, # 


But who is wiſe?that now full 
43 apt od Nin well 


of the Lord, 


Pararuin 6br. Pſal. Oviij, T.H, 
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My head-ſtrength Ephraim,and law 


with words of hatefull ſpight 3 
- | Witbout all extiſe of my =o 


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And in the morning 1 my ſelfe 
right early will awake, 


3 By me among the people Lond, 
{till praiſe ſhale chan 2 

Aud Iamong the heathen folk 

yu : "50 Lord to ty 
4 Becauſe thy mercy Lord is greats 

above the Rant hie* it 
And eke thy truth doth reach the clouds 

within the lofty skie. 


5 Above the ftarrie heavens high 
exalt thy ſe}fe O God: 

And Lord diſplay upon the earth 9 
thy glory all abroad. : 

6 That thy dearely beloved may bf 
be ſet at liberty: | v 

Help O my God with thy right hand b 
and hearken unto me, 


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5 God in his holineſſe hath ſpoke, 
whereof my joyes abound: 
Sichem I will divide,and mete 
the vale of Succoth ground, 
8 And Gilead ſhall be mine owny 
Manaſles mine ſhall be: 


ſhall Juda give for me, 


9 Moab my waſh-pot,and my ſhoe 
on Edom will I throws 

Upon the land of Paleſtine 
in triumph will I go, 

xo Who ſhall into the City ſtrong 

be guide to condu& me? 

Or how by whom to Edom land 

conveyed ſhall I be? 


Ir Is it not thou O Lord which late 
hadft us forſaken quite? 

And thou O Lord which with our hoſts 
didft not go forth to fight? 

I2 Give us O Iord thy faving aid, 
when troubles doafhile: 

For all the help of man is yaine, 
and can ng whit availe, 


13Through God we ſhall do valiant a&s 
and worthy of renown: 

He ſhall ſabdue our enemies, 
yea he ſhall tread them down, 


Deus laudem tuam. Pſal. Cix. N, 
Sing thi ««the 95 Pſaime, 


TX ſpeechleſſe ſilence do not katd 

O God thy tongue alwaies: 

@ God even thou I fay that art 
the God of all my praiſe, 

3 The wicked and the guilefall mourh 
on me diſclofed be: 

And they with falſe and lying tongues 
have ipoken unto me, 


3 They did beſet me reund about 


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to haye the upper hand: 
At his right hand eke ſuffer thou 
his hatefull ſqe to ſtand, — _ 
5 When he1s wy. Cnr him then 
condemned be thereins . 
And let the prayer ray he makey, 
be turned into fin, 7 


$ Few be his daies, his charse alſo 
ler thon another take: 

9 His children let be fatherleſſey 

© his wifea widow make. 
xo Let hjs off-ſpring be vagabondy 
© to begand ſeek their bread: 
Wandringout of the waſted place 

' whereerſt they haye been fed, 


Ix Let covetous extortioners 
.. catch all his goods and ftoree 

And let the ſtranger ſpoile the fruit 

_ ofall his tgyle before, 

" x2 Letthere benaneto pitic him 
tet there be none at all 

T hat on his children fatherleffe * 
will let their mercy fall, 


$2 And fo let his poſterity 
' for ever be deſtroid; 
Their nattie out-blotred in the age 
that after ſhall ſucceed. | 
x4 Let not his fathers wickedneſfſe 
" from Gods remembrancefallz 
And tet ngtthow kjs mothers fin 
be'done away at all, 


5 But in the preſence of the Laxd 
* let them remainefor ayes 
Thatfrom-the earth their memory 
he tay cut clean away, 
x6 Sith mercy he forgot to fhew, 
'* but did purſue with ſpight 
T he troubled man,and ſought to lay 
' he wofull hearted wight, * 


17 As he did curſing loyegit Qall 
betide unto him for , 
And as he did not bleſsing love, 
' "it ſhall befarre him fro, 


38 As he With curfing clad himfelfe, 
* ſoit like water ſhall Og. 
Igto his bowels, and like oyle 


39 Asgarmentlet jt be tohim 

| " ___ cacatM i 

And xs a ewheyewn 

_ In: SE ded be % 4 | 

2» Lo letthe fame be from che Lord: 
"the greroon ot my foe? hb 

Fea,and of thoſe that evil ſpeak 

* againftmy foulealſp, - 


33 Butthon © Lord;which art tny God; 
-* datedion (i) mime 


for great 


23 Even ſo do Idepait aways 


And as the Graſhopp 
- am ſhaken off and fade, 


24 With faſting long from 


enfeebled are my knees:. | 
And all her fatnefſe hath my fleſh 
enforced been to leeſe, 


25 And 1lalfo a vile reproach, 

' tothem am made tobes 

And they that did upon me lapk, 

did ſhake their heads at me, | 
26 But than O Lord, that art my Gad 4 
mine aid and ſuccour be: 

According te thy mercy Lord 

 faveand deliver me, 


27 And they ſhall know thereby,that this 
| _ CLord) is thy mighty hands 
And that thouzthou haſt done it Lords 

ſo ſhall they underſtand. . 
28Although they curſe with ſpite,yet thay 
* ſhalt blefſe with loving vozce: 

T hey tha!l ariſe and came t@ ſhame, ' 

thy ſervant ſhall reoyce, 


29 Letthem be claathed all with ſhamg 

that enemies axe to me? | 
And with confufion as a cloke 

eke OTE _ hy ns 
39 But grcatly I will with my mar 

wen cone h unto the Lord: | 
And I among the multitude 

his praiſes will recard, 


31 For he with help at his right hand 
will and the paore man by: 

Tofave him from the man tharwgwld 
 condemne his foate rodie, 


| Dixit Dominus.Pfal, Cx:N, 


| Sing this «a the 59. Pſabpee. 


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1 fit thou at my right hand: 
| Till T have madechy foes a Roo!e, 
wherean thy feet ſhall ſtand, 
2 The Lord ſhall oufnf Sion fend 
the Scepter of. thy might: | 
Amid thy mortall foes be thom 
the ruler in their fight, 
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Thy births-dew'ss the dew that doth 
| . from womboſmorning fall, | 


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5 The Lord t + God tl Fi hand 
that ſtandeth for thy ſtay: 
Shall wound for thee che ſtately Kings 
upon his wrathfull day, | 


6 The heathen be ſhall judge and f1l 
the place with bodies dead: 

And over diverſe countries ſhall 
in ſander finite the head. 

» And he ſhall drink out of the brook 
that runneth in the way: 

W lgrefore he ſhall lift ap on high 

1s royall head that day. | 


Confitebor tibi. Pſal.Cxj. N. 
Sizg this athe t 04, Pſalm. 


V Ith _ I = ogra L 
211e and laud the Lor 
In rela the juſt, 
2 For great his works are found, 
To fearch them fach are bound, 
As him do love and truſt, 
3 His works are glorious 
Alſohis righteouſnefle 
It doth endure for ever, 
4 His wondrous works he would 
We ſtill remember ſhould, 
Fits mercy faileth never, 


5 Such as to him love beares 
A portion full fairs 

He hath up for them laid, 

For this they Hall well finde, 
He will them haye in minde, 

And kee " them as ke ſaid, 
6 For he did not difdaine 
His works to ſhew them plaine, 
By lightnings and by thunders? 
When he the heathens land 
Did Whe into their hand, 

here they beheld bis wonders, 


v Of all his works enſu*th 
.-Both judgement,right and truthy 
W hereto hisRatutes tend; 
$ They ate decreed ſure 
For ever to endure 
Which equity doth end: 
- Redemption he gave 
Z->Xis people for to fave: 
9 And hath alfo required, 
His promiſe not to faile, 
But alwaies to preyaile, 
His holy Name be feared. 


xo Who fo with heart full faine 
True wiſdome would attaine, 
The Lord feare and obey: 
Such as þis lawes do keep, 
£? Shall -kriowlec og bon fall deep, 
| His praiſe 11 1aſk for aye, 


Beatus vir.PſaL.Cxij. W.K. 
Sing this «a the Pater nofer, 


Tx man is bleſt that God doth feare, 
Aud that his law doth love indeed; 
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His lonk carport acer yo 
is righteouſneſſe endure ſhall Rill, 


- : | 
1 4 Uato the  vighteous doth arife 


in trouble joy,in Garkpaſe lights 
Compaſzion is in his eyes, 
And mercy alwaies in his fightt- 

5 Yea by noveth ſuch to lend 

He doth by judgement thip2s expend; 


6 And ſurely ſuch ſhall never faite 
For in remembrance had is he: 
7 No tidings ill can make him quiiley 
Who in the. Lord ſure hope doth tee. 
$ His heart is firmyhis feare is paſt 
For he ſhall ſee his foes down caſt, 


9 He did well for the ow rovide, 

His righteonſnefle ſhall ſtil] remaines 

And his eſtate with praiſe abide, 

Though that the wicked man diſdaine, 
oYea gnaſh his teeth thereat ſhall he 
And io conſume his tate to ſee. 


Laudate pueri, Pſal.Cxiij, W.K. 


VEESESSSSE 


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Praiſe yc his Name with one accord: Yea « 


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5 He doth abaſe hiafelle (we know) 
Things to behold both her$ below, 
and alſo in heaven above... .. 
9 The needy out of duſt to draw, 
And eke the poore which help none ſaw 
His only mercy did him move, 
$ And ſohim ſet in high degree, . | 
With Princes of great dignitys 
That rule his peo a with great fame, 
9 The barreghe doth make to beare, 
And with great her fruit to'reare, 
T herefore praiſe ye his holy Name, 


In exitu Iſrael. Pſal.Cxiti): WW. 
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WF" Ifrael by Gods addrefſe, 
from Pharaohs land was bent? 
And Jzcobs houſe the ſtrangers left 
and\jn the Gme traine went, 
2 In Jada God his 5 glory ſhewd, 
his holineſſe moſt bright: 
$a did the Ifraelites dechre 
his kingdome,power,and might, 


23 'The fea it faw and ſaddenly, 
as all amaz?d did flie: 
The roar! ng treames of Jordans fleud 
recoiled backwardly, 
4 As Ramsafraid the mountaines «kipt; 
their ftrenoth did them ſorſakes 
And as the filly trembling Lambs ” 
, their tops aid beate and ſhakes 


5 What aild the ſex2s all amaz*d, © 
ſo ſuddenly to flie? 

Ye rolling waves of. Jordans floud, 
why ran ye backwardly? 

s Why ſhook ye hils as Rams afraid? 
why did your ſtrength ſo ſhake? 

Why did your. tops as trembling Lambs 

r feare quiyer and quake? | 


4 O earth confeſſe thy Soveraigne Lord 
and dread his mighty hand: | 
Before the face of Jacobs God, 
feare ye both ſea and land. 
8 1 mean the God which from hard rocks 
doth canſe mane flouds - L096k 
Ard from the ſtony flint dothcauſe, 
guſh out the fountaines cleave, 


Mon nobis Domine,Pſal Cxv.N, 
Sing thts as the 119, Plaln, 


Or unto us, Eord,not to as, 
but to thy Name give praiſes 

Both for thy merey and thy truth, 

that are in thee alwaies. 
2 Why ſhall the heathen ſcorners fay, 

where is their God become? 
2 Our God in heaven ts,and what 

he will,that hath he done, , 


4 Their idols filver are and gold 
works of mens hands they be: 
5 Ty kave a mouth and do not ſpeake, 
eyes and do not ſee, | 
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and thoſe 'whoſe traſt they be; _ _ 


theix help and ſhield is he, 


their help and ſhield is he: 


xr Truſt ye the Lord that feare the Lord © 


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his bleBings he will ſhaw: / 22 
13 Themhat be ſrarets of the Lord, - - | T 
the Lord will blefle them all: = 
Even he will blefſe. them every one, i - + 
the great and eke the ſmall. 7 
14 Toyou I fay) the living Lord 
will was cen 6: «his-grace 3 + +218 
To you and to the children that -  —_. 
|. thall followofyourrace, TI 
I5 Ye ate the bleſſed of the Lord, _ 7 28 


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Which both the heavens ahd the earths - 


kath made and ſet in ſtay, 
16 The heavens,yea the heavens high 

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175 They that be Jead do not with praiſe 
ſet forth the Lords renownes 
' Nor any that into the place, | 
of filence do go downe, | 

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praiſe ye the Lord 1 tay, OY ER 


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he bowed his eare to me. 

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about beſet me round: 

W hen pains of hell me canght,aud when 
' I wo attd ſorrow found. 


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en did Icall and fay: 
| Deliver thou my ſoul O Lord; 
I do thee humbly pray. . 
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all choſe that fimple be : 
I wasin _— miſeryy' 


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of life will walk therefore: 
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ix 1 Bid; in my diftreſſe and Kates, 
that all men lyars ber 

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his benefits to me?-- 

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ſet forth his noble praiſe, 
2 For great his kindnefie is tous, 
his truth endures, foraye: 
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5 In trouble and in beayinefſe 
, unto the Tard I cry*d: 
Which lovingly heard me at large; 
my ſuit was not deny'd. 


6 The Tord himſelfe is on my fidey 
I will not ftand in doubt: -: . 

Nor feare what man can do to me, 
when God ſtands me about, 


| 7 The Lord dothtake my part; with them 


_ that help toſaccour me: 
Therefore I thall ſee ary deſire . 
upon mine enemy, 


$ Better it is te traſt in God; * 
Chan in mans mortall {22 


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'I0 All nations have incloſed meg 
and compaſled me round: 
Put in the Nztne of God ſhall 1 
mine enemies confound, 


xx They heptme in on every ſides. 

they kepr me in,I ſay: 

But in the Lords moſt mighty Name. 

I ſhall work their decay; 

12 They came about me all like Bees, 
but yet in-the Lords Name: ;, 


' and will deſtroy the une, 
The fecoud Part. . 


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that, I ine my _ : 

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He cauſeth — of joy and vakh 

in righteauguens drellings. 

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moſt ighty things to pales - 

His hand hath the preeminence, 

his force 1$as it Was. 


' T7 I ſhall not die, but ever live 

to utter and declare: 

The Lord his m ight andwondrous powery 
his works,and what they ate. 

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and hath correfted me? 

Bat hath not given me 9ver yet 

to death as ye may lee; 


r9 Set open unto me the cates 
of trath:and r ichteouſneſſes 
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And art become moſt lovingly | Thy noble and divine precepts, 
a Saviour unto me. © | welearn and keep indeea, 
32 The ſtone which ere this time among 
the builders was refuſed: 50 would to God it _ thee pleats 
Is zow become che corner-Rone, . my mwaies ſo to addreſle: 
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thy lawes keep and confeſſe, 
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with eyes that noble a. on thy ſacred decrees. ' 
24 This is the joyfull day indeed | ; % 
which God himſelfe hath wrought? {9 Then will I [Lyon tl qirbuprgh hearty | 
Let us be glad and joy therein, | and mag , ; 
M heart,in minde;and thought, When I att learn Why ndgements jſt i: 
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we with Sith one roewel.: a co keep thy lawes moſt right? 
26 Bleſſed is ke that cames to us Forſake mg no! for eyer Lord, 'F 
in the name of the Lord,” but ſhew thy grace and might, 'F 
237 Godis the Lord that thews us light; | 
binde ye therefore with cord” | BETH, The ſecond Por,” if 
Your hacrifice to the altar, | 
and give thanks to the Lord, FT By what meanes may =: may [34-4 
| his liſe learn to ame | 
23 Thou art my God,I will cenfefſe | If that he mark and keep thy word, 
and render thanks to theet ' | | and therein his time ſpend. 
Thou art my Gedzand I will praiſe ro Unfainedly TI have thee  foughts 
thy mercy towards me. ' | and thus ſceking abides 
29 O give ye thanks unto the Lordy O never ſaffer me O Lord 
for gracious'is ke: fram thy precepts to ſlide, 


Becauſe his mercy doth endure 
forever towards thee, ' 


|] xx Within my heart and fecrer thoughts | 
thy wards I have, hid all oi 


Beati eo CW That F might not at Ee 


offend thy godly will. 


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Thy tatutes'of moſt worthy fame, 
O Lord reach me Gagan ol | 


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dirt, | 
which werldlings rake their 'meed;” 
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are they that give themſelyes, his ſtatutes and on thy lawes fo ſer: 
SEIMEZL, Thethwd Pars. 


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thy waies how I ma 
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"oor rooms as may my life ts yeoengs 
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36 Incline my heart thy lawes to keepy | 


and covenartsto embfacee | 


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Lord fhi eld me with thy grace. 


7 Fram vaine' defires and. worldly Inſe 
turn back mine eyes and fight: 


Give me the ſpirit of life and power, 


to walk thy wayes arighr, 


| 38 Confirme-thy gr racious promiſe Lord; 
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| Which am-thy'ſervant and do love- - 


and feare nothing but thee. 


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thy lawes to kee © qo aye'3-. 
with thy grace 
that it prong I may. 


WAY. | The-foxt Pare. 


| 4x Thy mercies great and mani fold 


let me obtaine'O: Lord: -- 


Thy faving health let me enjoy | 


according to:thy word: 


. | 42 Soſhall I flop the flanderous mouthes. 


of lewd men and unjuſt: 


Fora in thy irhfull premiſes 
' Rands 


corhfort and rethft; 


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let ever ſtillUbe preſtt” 


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and fink = _7. ut ive ſhame, 


| 47 I will rejo yce then to obey 


worthy hefts and will: 


wit evermore Thave loy'd beſts 


- and ſo wilt love them ftill: 


pas * 48 My hands Twill lift'to ys laweyy 


Which 1 tave dearely fog 


And: pra&iſe thy commandements 


in will, 1 in deed, uthoughr, | 


Z AIN. The ſeventh Part, 
49 49 Thypr romiſe which thon malt tome 


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T IP m——_, and did procure | 
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| y law to me give, | 
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82 Mine eyes do faile with looking for 
thy word,and thas I fay: 

O when wilt thou mecomfort, Lord, 
why doſt thou thus delay ? 


8; As a skin-bottle in the ſmoke 

- foam Iparcht anddri'd: 

Yet will 1 not out of my heart 
let thy commandments lide, 

84 Alas how lang ſhall I yet live, 
before I ſee the houre, 

hat on my foes which me torment, 
thy vengeance thou wilt poure 2 


85 Preſumptuons men have digged pit 
chinkins to make me ſure: —{ 
Thus contrary againſt thy law 
my hurt they do procure, 
36 But thy commandments are all true, 
and cauſlefle they me grieve; 
To thee therefore 1 do complaine, 
that thou mighti me relieve, 


87 Almoſt they bad me cleane deftroid, 
and brought me quite to ground; 
Yet by thy ſtatutes I abode, 
and therein ſuccour found. 
88 Reſtore me Lord againe to lifes 
for thy mercigss excell; 
And ſo ſhall I thy covenants keep, 
till death my like expell, 


LAME D, Thetwelfth Part. 


$91n heaven Lord where thou doſt dwell, 
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WC hoſe ground-work thou haſtlaid ſo ſure 
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91x Even to this day we may well ſee, 
how all things perſevere 
AO ro thine ordinance, 
for all things thee do feare. 
' 92 Had it not been that 10 thy law 
| my ſoule had, camfort fought: 
Long time ere noy wm my dillrefle 
T had been brought to nought, 


92 Therefore will T thy precepts aye 
in memory keep fat: 

By them thou haſt my life reftord 
when 1 was at laſt caſt, 

94 Nowight to me can ticle make, 
for 1 am onely thine: 

$ave me therefore, for to thy lawes 
mine eares and” heart incline, 


o5 The wicked men;do ſeek my baney 
and thereto lie in'wait, 
But I'thewhile conlidered 
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96 I ſee nothing 11 this , 
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The thirteenth Pars. 
97 What great defire and fervent love 
do I beare ts thy law? | 
All the day long I meditate 
on 1t with reverent awe. 
98 Thy word hath taught me fag to paffe 
my focs in policie: 
For {ti111 hold it asa thing 
of moſt excellencie, 


99 My teachers which did me inftruR, 
in knowledge I excell: 
Becauſe I do thy covenants keep, 
and them to others tell, 
toe In wiſdome I do paſſe alſo 
the ancient men indeed: 
And all becauſe to keep thy laws 
I held it aye beſt reed, 


tor My feet I haye refrained eke 
from every evill way: 
Becauſe that I continually 
thy word might keep, I ay- 
ro2 I have not ſwerv'd trom thy judgements, 
nor yet ſhrunk any dell: : 
For why? thou haſt me angie thereby, 
to live godly and well, 


re2 O Lord how ſweet unto my taſte 
finde 1 thy words alway: 

Doubtleſſe no honey in my mouth 
feel ought {o ſweet I may. 


that utterly 1 hates 
All wicked and ungodly waicy 
in every kinde or rate, 


NFYN. The forrieenth Pays, 


rog Even asa lantern to my feet, 
ſo doth thy Word ſhine brights 

And to my paths whereever I goy 
it isa flaming light, 

L106 I have both ſworn and will performe 
my promiſes doubtleſſe, 

That I will keep thy judgements juſt 
and them in life exprefie, 


to7 Afﬀi&ion hath me fore copreſt 
and brought me to deaths doore? 

0 Lord,as thou haſt promiſed, 
ſo me ta life reſtore, 

63 The offrings which with heart and voice 
moſt frankly I thee give, 

Accept, and teach me how I may 
after thy judgements live, 


re9 My foule is aye fo in my hand, 
. that dangers me affaile: 
Yet do I not thy law forget, 
nor it to keep will alle, 
1+ Although the wicked laid their news; 
to catch me at 2 bay: 
Yet did I not from thy-precepts 
once twerve Or go aftray, 


111 Thy lawI have ſoclaintd alway; 
as mine own heritage: _ 
And why? for therein I deltght, 
and {et my whole courage: 
x13 For evermore.L kavebecn bent 
we ſtatutes to fulall: 
Eyen 0 likewiſe unto the end 


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114 Thou art my hid and ſecret placey 


my ſhield of trong defence: 


Therefore have I thy promiſes 


look'd for with patience. 


x15 Go to therefore ye wicked meng 


depart from me anons 


For the commandements will I keep 


of God my Lord alone, 


{ promivgd, fo performe, 


that death me not affaile: 


Nor let my hope abnſe me ſo, 


that through diſtruſt I quaile, 


117 Uphold me and I ſhall be fafes 


for ought they do or fay: 


And in thy ftatntes pleaſure take 


will I both night and day. 


113 Thou haſt trod ſuch under thy feet, 


as do thy ſtatutes break: 


For nought availes their fubtilty 


their counſell is but weak, 


I19 Like droffe thou cafts the wicked out 


where ere they go or dwell: 


Therefore can I as thy ſtatutes 


love nothing halfe ſo well. 
120 ap bow alas is taken with feare, 


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For when I fee thy judgements,fraight 


I am as one a 


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The fixteenth Part, 


x21 I do the thing that lawfall is, 
and g1ve to all men rights 


Reſigne me not to them that would, 


opprefle me with their might, 

I22 But for thy fervant furety be, 
in that thing that is good: 

T hat proud meu give me not the foile, 
which rage as they were wood, 


x23Mine eyes with waiting are now blind 


thy health ſo much I crave: 

And eke thy righteous promiſe Lord, 
whereby thou wilt me ſave. 

24 Intreat thy fervant lovingly, 


and favour to him 


ſhow; 


T hy ſtatures of moſt excellency; 
teach me alſo to know, 


125 Thy hamble ſervant(Lord)I any 


grant me to underſtand, 

Haw by thy ſtatutes I may know 
beſt what to take in hand. 

126 It is now time (Lord) to begin, 
for truth is quite decaid: 

Thy law likewiſe they haye tranſpreſt, 
and none againſt them faid. 


1275 This is the cauſe wherefore I loye 
thy lawes better than gold, 

Or. jewels fine which are eſteem'd 
moſt coſtly to be fold. 


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PE The ſruemteenth Part, 
129 Thy covenants are moſt wonderfully 


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My foule therefore 
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[39 When men firk enter into thy word 
they finde a light moſt cleart 

And very idiots underſtand, 
wheu they it reade or hear, 


I31For joy I have both gap d & breatlyd, 
to know thy comman ts 
That I might guide my ſelfe thereby, 
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132 With mercy and compaſsion,Lor 
behold 2s ok tbore: _ 
As thou art wont to behold fuck, 
as thy Name feare ang love. 


123 Dire& my foot-fteps by thy Word; 
that I thy will may knows 
And neyer let iniquity 
thy fervant overthrow, 
[34 From ſlanderous tongues and deadly harms 
preſerve and keep me furet 
Thy precepts then will I obſerye, 
and put them cke in ure, 


135 Thy countenance which doth ſurmounty 
| the Sunne in his bright hae: 
Let ſhine on mezand by thy law 
teach = what to eſchew. 
- 126Out of mine eyes great flouds | 
: of dreary toads tit falls __— 
When I bekold how wicked men 
thy lawes keep not atall, 


Z ADI, Theeyghreewth Pars, 


127 In everypoint Lord thou art juſt; 
7 hs wicked though they grudges - 

And when thou doſt ſentence prononnce; 
thou art a righteous Judge, 

138 To render vight and flee from gutle; 

are two chiefs pains moſt hight 

And fach as thon haſt in thy kw 

commanded us ſtraightly, 


139 With zeale and wrath I am confum'd 
aad even pin'd away: 
To fee my foes thy word forget, 
for ought that I do may, 
14e So pure and perfe& 1s thy Ward 
a$ any heart can deem: 
And I thy ſeryant nothing more 
do love or yet eſteeme, 


14x And though I be nothing fot by, 
as ons of baſe degree: 

Yertdo I not thy lawes forget, 

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143 Thy righteouſnes(Lord)is moſt juſt; 

for ever to endure: 

Alſo thy Law is truth it ſelfe, 

moſt conſtantand moſt pure, 


\143 Trouble and griefe have ſeiz'd on me 
— brought me wondrous low: 


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doth laſt for evermore: 
Then teach them me, for even in them 


my Life lies up in fore, 


KOPH, Thenmeteenth Part, 
145 With fervent heart T cald and cri'd, 
now anſwer me O Lord: 
That thy commandments to obſerve, 
I may fally accord. 
46 To thee my God I make my ſuit 
with moſt humble requeſts: , 
Save me therefore,and I will keep 
thy precepts and thy heſts, 


147 Tothee cry even in the morne, 
before the day waxe light: 
Becauſe that I have in thy word 
my confidence whole pight, 
1438Mineeyes prevent the watch by night 
and ere they call I wake: 
That by deviſing on thy Word, 
I might ſome comfort take. 


1491ncline thine eares to heare my voice, 
and pitie on me take: 

As thou waſt wont, fo judge me Lord, 
left life ſhould me forſake. 

I5e My foes draw nearezand do procure 
my death maliciouſly: 

Which from thy law are far gone backs 
and ftraid from it lewdly, 


151 Therefore O Lord,approach thou near 
for need doth ſo requive, 

For all thy provepts true they arez » 
then help thee defire, 

152 Rut thy commandments have I learn'd 
not now;bat long ago: 

That they remaine & evermore, 


thou haſt them grounded ſa; 
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RESH, The twentieth Pay}, 


153 My troyble and affliQ ion, 
conſider and behold: 
Deliver me, for of thy law, 
I evexr-take faſt hold. 
I54 Defend my good-aund righteous cauſe, 
with ſpeed ſome ſuccour ſend: 
From death(as thou haſt promifed) 
Lord keep me aud deiend, 


195 As for the wicked, farre they are 
from having health and grace: 

W hereby they migkt thy ſtatutes know, 
they enter not the trace. 

156” Great are thy mercies Lord 1 grant, 
what tongue can them artaine: 

And as thou haſt me,qudg*d ere now, 
ſo 1tt me life obtaine, 


157 Though many men did trouble me 
and perſecate me fore: 
Yet from thy lawes I never ſhrunk, 
nox went 2wry therefore, 
158And truth:it is for griefe I die, 


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159 Behold,for I do love thy lawes, 
with heart moſt glad and faine 

As thou art good and gracious Lord, . 
reſtore my life agame. 

£60 What thy word doth decree,muſt be 
and ſo it hath been ever: 

Thy righteous judgements are alſo 
moſt true and decay fiever. 


SCHIN, 


r61 Princes haye ſought by cruelty 
cauſleſſe to make me crouchz 

But all in vaine,for ofthy word 
the feare did my heart touch, 

162 And certainly even of thy word 
I was more merry and glad, 

Than he that of rich ſpoiles and preyq 
oreat ſtore and plenty had, 


The xx1, Part, 


163 As for all lies and falfitiey 
I baze moſt and deteſts 
For why thy holy law do I 
above all things love beſt, 
164 Seven times a day Ipraiſe the Lord 
iinging with heart and yoice: 
Thy righteous a&s and wonderfull, 
fo cauſe me to rejoyce, 


163Great peace and reſtſhal all ſuch haves, 
as do thy ſtatutes love; 

Nodanser ſhall their quiet ſlate 
empatre Or Once remove, 

166 My only health and comfort Lord, 
I look for at thy hand: 

And therefore have I done thoſe thingy, 
which thou didſt me command, 


167 Thy lawes have been mine exerciſe 
which my ſoule moſt defir'ds 

So much to them my love was bent, 
that nought elſe I requir'd, 

168 Thy ſtatures and commandementy 
I kept(thou know) aright: 

For all the things that I have done, 
are preſent n thy ſight, 


TAY, The xxii Part, 

169 O Tord let my complaint and cry 
before thy face appeare: 

And as thou haſt me promiſe made, 
ſo teach me thee to feare, 

170 Mine humble fupplication, 
toward thee let finde acceſle ; 

And grant me Lord deliverancez 

. for ſos thy promiſe, 


17x Then ſhall my lips thy praifes-ſpeak; 
after moſt ample ſort: 

When thou thy ſtatutes haſt me taught, 
wherein ſtands my comfort. 

172 My tongue ihall fizg and preach thy word 
and in this wiſe ſay ſhall: 

Gods famous a&s and noble lawes 
are juſt and perfe& all, 


x73 Stretch out thy hand I thee beſeechy 
and ſpeedily me fave: 

For thy commandments to obſerve 
choſen © Lord I have. ; 

174 Of thee alone Lord.I crave healthy 
for other I know nout 


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x75Grant me therefore long daies to line 
thy Name to magnifhe: | 
And of thy judgements mercifull 
let me the favour try. 
196 For I was loſt and went aftray, 
much like a wandring ſheep: 
O ſeek me, for 1 have not faiPd 
thy commandments to keep. 


Ad Dominum. Pſal, Cxx.T.S. 
Sing this as the 11-t.Pſabye, 


N trouble and in thrall 
Unto the Lord I call, 
And hedoth me comfort, 
2 Deliver-me;lſay, 
From lyars lips afony, 
And tongues of falſe report, 


2 What vantage or what thing 
Get®it thou thus for to ſting, 
Thou falſe and flattering lya? 
4 Thy tongue doth hurt I ween, 
No leffe then arrowes keen, 
Or hot conſuming fire, 


s Alas too long I lack 
Within theſe tents ſo black, 
W hich Kedars are by namey 
By whom the flock ele&z 
And all of Iſaacs ſe& 
Are put to open thame. 


6 With them that peace did hate 

I came a peace to make 
And ſet a quiet life, 

5 But when my tale was told, 

Cau'lefle I was controld 
By them that would have ſtrife, --- 


Levavl oculos. Pſal.Cxxj., W.W. 


Lift mine eyes to Sion hill, 
From whence I doattend 
'T hat ſuccour God me fend. 
2 The mighty God me ſuccour will, 
W hich heaven and earth framed, 
And all things therein named, 


3 Thy foot from flip he will preſerve, 

And will thee fafely keep, 

For he will never ſleep: 

4 Lo he that doth Iſrael conſerve, 
No fleepe at all can him catch? 
Bat his eyes {hall eyer watch, 


s The Lord is thy warrakt alway 

The Lord eke doth thee cover, 

As at thy right hand ever. - 

6 The Sun thall not thee parch by day, 
Nor the Moone not halfe ſo bright; 
Shall with cold thee hurt by night, 


5 The Lord will keep thee from diſtreſle 
And will thy life fare fave, 
And thouſhal: alſo have 
8 Jn all thy bufineſſe good ſucceſſe: 
W here ever thou goeſt in or outs 
God will thy things bring about, 


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5 For there are thrones cre&, 
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6 To pray let us not ceaſe 
For Jerafalenis peace 
Thy friends God proſper mightily; 
7 Peace be thy wals about, 
And proſper thee througbout 
Thy palaces continually, 


8 Iwiſh thy proſperous ſtate, 
For my poore brethrens ſake, 
That comfort have by meanes of thee 
9 Gods houſe doth me allure, 
Thy wealth for to procure, 
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Have grare of toatchieye? | 
till he do us forgive, 

3. Lord grant us thy compaſsion, 

& [raloon”! {ad y fight? 

> Por we are id and overcome 


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and earth is otr help t 
His Name hath Gayd —_ 
as from theſe wicked men, 


Sing this «« the Later Noſter, 


Uch as in God the Lord do truſt, 

As mount $ion ſhall firmly ſtand, 
And be removed at no hand, | 
TheLord will count them right aud jufts 

So that they ſhall be ſure, | 

For eyer to endure, 


2 As mighty mountaines, huge and great 
Jeruſalem about do cloſet | 
So will the Lord do unto thoſe, 
Who on his godly will do waits 

Such are to him ſo deare, 

They never need to feare, 


2 For though the righteous try deth he, 
By making wicked men his rod : | 
Leſt they through grief forſake their God 
It ſhall not as their lot ſtill be, 

4 Give Lord to us thy light, 

Whoſe hearts are true and right, 


5 But as for ſuch as turn ahde, 
By crooked waies which they out-ſoughts 
The Lord will ſurely bring to noughrs 
With workers yile they ſhall abide; 

But peace with Iſrael 

For evermore ſhall dwell. 


Another of the ſame by R.W, 


Smg thes as the ten (ommandements, 


Hoſe that do put their confidence 
Upon the Lord our God onely, 
And flie tohim for their defence, 
In all their need and miſery: 
Their faith rs ſure {till to endure, 
Grounded on Chriſt the corner-ſtone, 
Mov*d with none ill;but ftandeth ſtill, 
Stedfaft like to the mount Sion, 


And as abont Terufalem, 
The mighty hils do it compaſſe, 
So that no enemies come to them, 
To hurt that towne in any caſe; 
So God indeed 1n every need 
His faithfull people doth defend, 
Standing them by aſſuredly, 


From this time forth world without end. 


Right wiſe and good is our Lord Gee, 
And will not ſuffer certainly, _ 
The finners and ungodlies rod, 

To tarry upon his family; 

Leſt they alſo from God ſhanld goy 
Falling to fin aud wickednefle: 

O Lord defend world withoutend x 
ThyChrifſtian flock through thy yoodnes, 


O Lord do good to Chriſtians all 
That Redfaſt in thy Word abidez 
Such as willingly from God fall, 
And to falſe doctrine daily flide, 
Sach will the Lord ſcatter abroad, 
With hypocrites thrown down to hell, 
God will them ſend paines without ends 


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Glory to God the Father of might» 
And to the Son our Saviour, 

And tothe Holy Ghoft whoſe light 
Shine in our heartyand ns ſaccour, 
That the right way from day to day 
We may walk,and him glorike: 
With hearts deſire all that are here 
Worl}iip the Lord,and Amen cry. 


In convertendo, Pſal.CxxvjW.W. 


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2 The heathen folk 

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How that the Lord 

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3 But much more we, 

and thevefore can confeſle no lefſe; 
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4 O Lord go forth, 

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For that their foes _ 
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[7 xcepe the Lord the howlſe doth makes * 
And thereunto doth ſet his hand, 
What men dobuild it cannot Rand, 


- Likewiſe in yaine men undertake, 


Cities and holds to watch and ward, 


| Except the Lord be their ſafeguard, 


2 Though ye riſe early in the morne, 

And ſoat night go lave to bed, 

Feeding full hardly with brown bread, 
Yet were your labour loſt and worne? 

But they whom God doth love and keep, 


Receive all thiugs with quiet ſleep, 


3 Therefore mark well when ever ye ſee, 
T hat men have heires to enjoy their land 
It is the gift of Gods own hand, 

For God himaſelfe doth mattiply, 
Of his gueat liberality, 
The bleſsing of poſterity, 


4 And when the children come to age, 
They orow in ſtrength and a&iveneſie, 
11 perſon and in comelinefit: 

So that a fhaft ſhot with courage, ... 
Of one that hath a moſt ſtrong arm, 
Flies not ſo fwift,nor doth like barm, 


5 O well is he that hath his quiver 
FurnHlid with ſuch artilleries 

Forwhen in perill he ſhall be, 

Such one ſhall never ſhake nor ſhivey, 
When that he pleads before the Judge, 
Againſt his foes that deare him grudge, . 


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Beati omnes. Pſal.Cxxviij. T.$; 
Sing this as the 137, Pſalm, 


Lefſed art thou that feareſt Gody 
and walkeſt in his way? 
3 For of thy labour thou ſhalt eaty 
happy art thou I ſay. | 
2 Like fruitfall yines on thy houle fideg 
ſo doth thy wife ſpring out: 


| Thy children ſtand like oliveplauty, 


thy table round about. 


4 Thus art thou bleſt that feareſt @ody 
and he ſhall ler thee ſee 

5 The promiſed Jeruſalem, 
and her felicity. 

6 Thou ſhalt thy childrens children ſoc; 
to thy great joyes increaſe; 

And likewiſe grace on Iſrael, 
proſperity and peace, 


| Szpe expugnaverant,Þſal.Cxxix, N, 


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4 The righteous God hath cut the cords 


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which withefeth ere it grow, 

5 Whereof the mower cannot finde 
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Ner can he fill his lap that go'th 
to gleane upon the land. 


$ Nor paſſers by pray God on them 
to foe his blaking fall. 
or ſay,we bleſſe you in the Name 
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- $ Vhey that hate me ſhall be aſhanr'd, 


De profundis,PſaLCxxx.W.W, 


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I can my ſelfe excuſe? 

4 But,Lord thou art mercifull, 

' and thrwſt to us thy grace: 

T hat we with hearts moſt carefull 
ſhould feare before thy face. 


$5 In God I put my whole truſty 
my ſouls waites on his wills 

For hrs promiſe is moſt juſt, 
and a therein ſtill, 


*%, 6 My ſoulero God hath regard, 


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More then they that watch and ward 
to ſee the dawning day, 


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? in the Lord pat his truſts 
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Domine non eſt,Pſal.Cxxxj, Ms 
Sing this as the Lamentation, ; 
[JV I am not puft in minde, 
I have no ſcornfull eye; $; 
j 1 denot exerciſe my ſelfe” 
in things that be too high. I 
3 But as the childe that waned is, 
even from his mothers breſt: ? 
SO have I Lord behav'd my ſelfs 
tn ſilence and in reſt, 
| 3 Ollfrael truſt in the Lord q 
let him heall thy ſtay: bv 
From this time forth for eyermore, 
from age to agezl fay. tf 
Memento Dom, Pſal. Cxxxij, M. ! 


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4 Till T have found out for the Lord, 
a place to fit thereon: pO 
5 An houſe for Jacobs God to be 
an habitation, 
s We heard of it at Ephrata 
there did we heare this ſound: 
And in the fields and foreſts therey 
theſe voices firſt were found, 


+ Wemwill aſſay,and go in now 
his Tabernacle there: 
Before his foot-fool to fall down, 
and worſhip kim in feare, 
8 Ariſe,O Lord,ariſe I ſay, 
into thy reſting place: 
Both thou and the Arke of thy grength, 
the preſence ofthy grace, _ 


9 Tet all thy prieſts be clothed, T.ord, 
with truth and righteouſneſles 

Let all thy Saints and holy men 
ing all with joyfnllneſſe, 

to And for thy ſervant Davids fake 
refuſe not, Lord; 1 fay, 

The face of thine anointed, Lordy 


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xx The Lord to David ſwore in truth 
and w1ll not ſhrink from its 
$ayingzthe fruit of thy body 
upon thy ſeat ſhall fe, 
12 And if thv ſonnes my covenant keep, 
that I ſhall learne each one: 
Then ſhall thy ſonnes for ever fit 
upon thy princely throne, 


rz3 The Lord himſelfe hath choſe Sion, 
and loves therein to dwelk 
Say ing,this is my reſting place, 
1 fove and like it well. 
4 And Iwill blefſe with great increaſe 
her vi&uals every where: | 
And I will ſatisfie with bread 
the needy that be there, 


15 Yea Iwill deck and clothe her Priefts 
with my ſalvation: 

And all her Saints ſhall fing for joy 
of my prote&ion. 

x16 There will I ſurely make the horne 
of David tor to bud: ; 

For there I have ordain*d for mine 
a lanterne bright aud good. 


x7 As for his enemies] will clothe 
with ſhame for evermore: 

But 1w:ll cauſe his crown to thine 
more freſh than heretotore, 


Ecce quam, Pſal, Cxxxiij. W.W 
Sine thjs as the 137. Pſalints 


(Y'B happy a thing it 155 

and joyful! for to ſee 

Breti:ren rogether faſt to hold 
the band ot amity! 

2 It cals to minde that ſwyectperfume, 
and that coſtly omtmeat; 

Which on the Sacrificers head 
by Gods precept was ſpent, 


It wet not Aarons head alone, 
but drencht his beard throughout? 
And finally it did run down 
his rich attire about, 
3 And as the lower ground doth drink 
the dew of Hermon hill: 
And Sion with her filyer drops 
the fields wich fruitdoth f1l, 


4 Even fo the Lord doth Hours on them 
his bleſsings manifold: 

W hoſe hearts & mindes without al guiſe 
this knot do keep and hold, 


Eccc nunc Pfal. Cxxxinj,W.W, 


Sing thisas the 25,Þſalme, 


B Ehold and have regard, 

ye ſervants of the Lord? 

Which in his honſe by night do watchy 
praiſe him with one accord, 

2 Liit up your hands on high, 
unto 1s holy places 

And give the Lord his praiſes dug 
his benefits embrace, | 


3 For why the Lord who did 


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both earth abd heaven frame; © 
Doth Sion blefſe,and will-conſerve 
for evermore the lame, | 


Laudate nomen. Pſal.Cxxxv. 


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; Praiſe ye the Lord for he is 200d, 
ling prages to his Name: 

it 15 a comely and good thing, 
alwaies to do the fame. 


| + For why? the Lord hath Jacob chcſe, 


to be his own ye ſees 
And he hath choſen Iſrael, 
his treaſure tor to be, 


$ Forthis I know and am right ſurey 
the Lord is very great: 

He is indeed above all gods, 

moſt eahe to intreat, 

$ For whatſoever pleaſed him, 

all that full well he wronzhe 

[n heavenzin earthzand jn the ea, 
which he hath made of nought, 


7 He lifts up clouds ev*n from the earthy 
he makes Iightnings and raine: 

He bringeth forth the windes alſo, 

he made nothing in vaine. 

$ He ſmote the firſt-borne of each thingy - 
in Evypt great and leaſt: 

He fpared there no living thing, 

the man nor yet the beaſt, 


9 He hath in thee ſhew'd wonders greats 
O Egypt void of yaunts; | 
On Pharaoh thy curſed King, 

and his ſevere ſervants. 
ro He ſmote then many nations, 

and did moſt wondrous things? 
He flew the greatithe mightieft, 

and chiefefſt of their Kings, 


rx Sehon King of the Amorites, 


and Og King of Baſhan 3 


[ 


| Canaan, 
32 And gave their land to Ifnel 
an heritage to be, 
Tolfrael his own people 
an heritage gave he, 


The ſecond Pays, 


+ Name(O Lord)ſhall Rill endure 
thy memoriall 
Throughout all generations 
that are or ere be ſhall, 
x4 The Lord will ſurely now avenge 
his people all indeed:- 
And to his ſervants ke will hew 
fayour in time of need. 


T5 The idols of the keathen are made 
In all the coaſts and lands 
_ Offilver and of gold they be, 
the work even of mens hands, 


x6 They have their monthes and cannot ſpeak, 


. andeeyes that have no fight: 
175 They have eke ears and hear nothingy 
their mouthes be breathlefle quite, 


x29 Wherefore all they ate like go them 
that ſo do ſet them forth: | 

And likewiſe thoſe what truſt in them 
or think they be ought worth, 

I9 O all ye houſe of Iirael, 
ſee that ye praiſe the Lord: 

And ye that be of Aarons houſey 
praiſe him with one accord, 


2+ And ye that be of Levies houſe; 
raiſe ye likewiſe the Lord: 

And ye that ftand *wawe of him, 
praiſe him with one accord. | 

2x And out ef Sion ſound his praiſes 
the great praiſe of the Lord, 

Which dwelleth in Jerufalemy 
praiſe him with one accord. 


ConfiteminiDom,Pſal.Cxxxvj.N, 


| Payer ye the Lord,for he is good; 

for his mercy endureth for ever: 

2 Give praiſe unto the God of gods, 
for his mercy endureth for ever, 

3 Give praiſe unto the Lord of lords, 
for his mercy endureth for ever. 

& Which only doth great wondrous works, 
for his mercyz Vc, 


5 Which by his wiſdome made the heayens, 
. for his mercy, &c, 

8 Which or. the waters ftretch'd the earth, 
for his :nercy,&c. 

s5 Which made greatlights to ſhine abroads 

8 As Sun to rule the lightſome day, 
for his mercy,&c, 


9 The Mgone and Starros to guide the ni 
for his mercy,&c, py vo 


for his mercy, &c. 
Ix And Ifrael brought out from thenceg 
. for his mercy,Qc, 


2 With mighty hand and ſtretched army 
for his mercyz&c, 


ry Which cnt the red ſea in two party, 
for his mercy,z&c, 

14 And Iſrael made paſſe there-throughs 
for his mercy,&c, 

ty And drowned Pharaoh and his hoſty 
for his mercy, &c, 

16 Through wilderneſſe his people led 
for his mercy,z&c, 


7 He which did ſmite great noble kings 
for his mercy,&c, 

i$And which hath ſlain the mighty kings 

his mercy, &c, 

[9 As Sehon King of Amoritey 
for his mercy,&c, 

20 And Og the King of Baſan land, 
for his mercy,&c, 


2x And gave their land for heritage 
for his mercy,8&c. 

22 Even to his ſervant Iſrael, 
for his mercy,&c, 

23 Remembring us in baſe eftate, 
for his mercy,&c. 

24 And from oppreflors reſcued us 
for his mercy,&c, 


25 Which giveth food unto all fleſhy 
for his mercy,&c. 

26 Praiſe ye the Lord of heaven aboye, 

for his mercy,&c, 

27 Give thanks unto the Lord of lords, 

for his marcy,&c, 


Another of the fame by T C, 


Sng this as the 148 ,Pſalme, 


(3 the Lord benigne, 
Whoſe mercies laſt for ayes 
Give thanks and praiſes ſing 

To God of gods I fay, 

2 For certainly, 

His mercies dure 

Both firme and ſures 

Eternally. 


3 The Lord of lords praiſe yey 
Whoſe mercies aye do dure 

4 Great wonders only he 
Doth work by his great power, 
For certainly, . 
His mercies dure 

Both firme and ſure 
Eternally, 


5 Which God omnipotenty 
By his great wiſdome hie, 
The heavenly firmament 
Did frame, as we may ſee, 
For certainly, Vc, 


6 Yeazhe the heavy charge 
Ofall the earth did ſtretch 
And on the waters large 
The fame he did out-reach, 
For certainly, 8c, 


| For why? his love is aye; 


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To rule the lightſome day, 
For certainly,&c, 


9 And eke the Moone fo clere, 
Which ſhineth in our hght. 
And Starres that do appeare, 
To guide the darkſome night, 
For certainily,&c, 


to With grievous plagues and fore 
All Egypt ſmote he then: | 

The fixit-borne leffe and morey 

He ſlew of beaſt and man, 

For certainlyz&c, 


x1 And from amidft their land 

H is Tirael forth brought: 

12 Which he with mighty hand, 
And ſtretched arme hath wrought, 
For certainly,&c, 


t3 The ſea he cut in two, 
Wl.ich ſtood up like a wall: 
14 And made through it to go 
His choſen children all, 

For certainly,z&c. 


" Rut there he whelmed then 
he proud King Pharaqh, 

W ith his huge hoſt of meny 
And chariots eke alſo, 

For certainly,&c, 


16 Who led through wildernefſe, 
His people fafe and ſound: 

And for his love endleſſe, 

17 Great Kings he brought to ground; 
For certainly,&c, 


18 And flew with puiſfant hand 
Kings mighty and of fame, 

19 Asof Amorites land, 

Senon the King by name, 

@ For certainly,&c. 


2e And Og(the Gyant large) 
Of Baſhan King alſo: 

21 Whoſe land for heritage, 
He eave his people tho, 

For certainly, &c, 


22 Even anto Iſrael, 

His ſervant deareyl ſay, 

He gave the ſame to dwell, 
And there abide foray, 
For certainly,&c, 


23 To minde he did us call, 
In our mot baſe degree, 

24 And from opprefors all 
In ſafety ſet us free, 

For certainlyz&c, 


25 All fleſh in earth abroad 
With food he doth fulfill: 
265 Wherefore of heaven the God 
To }:ud be it your will, 
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Hen as we latin Babylon, the rivers 


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3 Then they to whom we priſoners wers 
ſaid to us tauntingly: 

Now let us heare your Hebrew {ougy 
and pleaſint melody. 

4 Alas faid weawho can once frame 

his ſorrowfull heart to ſing 

The praiſes of our loving God 

thus under a ſtrange King? 


5 But yer if I Jeruſalem 
out of iny heart let ſlider 
Then lct my fingers quite forget 
the warbling harp to guide, 
6s And let my tougue within my mouthy 
be cd for ever faft: 
If that Ijoy before I ſee 
thy fall deliverance paſt. 


7 Therefore(O Lord)remember tow 
the curſed noiſe and crv 

That Edoms ſonnes againſt us made, 
when they raz*d our city. 

Remember Lord their crue!l wordsy 

when as with one accord 


| They cry*d,;On fack and raze their walls, 


in deſpight of the Lord, 


8 Even fo ſhalt thou O Babylong 
at length to duſt be brought: 


| And happy ſhall that man be caPd, 


that our revenge hath wrought, - 

9 Yea bleſſed that wan be cal'd, 
that takes thy children yoangs 

To daſh their bones againſt hard Rongsy 
that lie the ſtreets among, | 


Confitebor tibi.Pſal.Cxxzviij.N. - 
Smg this as the 111, Pſalm, 
0 will T praiſe with my whole heart 


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£ Domine probaſti.Pſal Cxxxix,N. 


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3 "0 thou haſt me try*d and known, 


my fitting thou dot know, 
2 And rifing eke,my thoughts afarre 
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3 My pathsyca and my lying down 
pi 6.4 compaſieft alwaies : 


_ And by familiar cuſtome art 


acquainted with my waies, 


4 No word Is in my tongue,O Lord, 


but known it is to thee: | 
s Thou me behinde hold'| aud before, 
thou lay*ft thine hand on me. 


'C To0 wonderfull above my reachy 


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- In Hell if1 lie downe below, . 


even there thon doſt appeare, 


/ 9 Yea let me take themorning wings 


and let me goe and hide 
Even there where are the fartheſt parts, 
where flowing ſea doth ſlide, 
re Yea even thither alſo ſhall 
thy reaching hand me guide? 
And thy right hand ſhall hold me fa& 
and make me to abide, 


IT Yea,if I fay,the darknefſe ſhatl 
yet ſhroud me from thy ſight: 
Lo even alſs the darkeſt njghe 
aboat me ſhall be light, 
2 Yea darkneſſe hideth not from thee, 
but night doth ſhine as day: 
To thee the darkneſfſe and the lighty 
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The ſecond Pays, 


13 For thou 2pm haſt my reinesy 
and thou haſt coyered me, 

When I within my mothers wombe 
incloſed was by thee, : 

14 Thee will I praiſe, made fearefullys 
and wondroufly I am: 

Thy works are marvellous,right well 
my ſoule doth know the fame, 


i5 My bones they are not hid from theey 


although in ſecret place 
I have been madezand in the earth 
beneath I ſhaped was, 


16 When I was formleſſe, then thine eye 


ſaw me, for in thy book 
Were written all,nought was before, 
that after faſhion took, 


[7 The thoughts therfore of thee O God, 


how deare are they to me? 
And of them all how paſsing great 
the endlefſe number be! y 


13 1fI ſhould count them,lo their fumme 


more than the ſand I ſee: 
And whenſoever 1 awake, 
yetam I Kill with thee, 


19 The wicked and the blondy men 
O that thou wouldeſt ſlay: 

Even thoſe O Godzto whom depart, 
depart from me l[ fay, 

20 Even thoſe of thee(O Lord my God) 
that ſpeak full wickedly: 

Thoſe that are lifted up in yaine, 
being enemies to thee, 


21 Hate I not them that hate thee Lordy 
aud that in earneſt wiſe? | 

Contend I not againſt thery all, 
againſt thee that ariſe? * 

22 I hate them with unfained hate, 
even as my utter foes: 

23Trie me(O God)and know my heart, 
my thoaghts prove and diſcloſe, 


24 Conhider Lord if wickedneſſe 


in me there any be: 


. And in thy way(O God my guide) 


for ever lead thou me, 


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Eripe me. Pſal.Cxl, N. 


Sing this as the Lamentetien, 
Ord fave me from the eyill many 
2 and from the cruel wight 
Deliver mezwhich evil do 
" imagine in their ſþrire. 


2 Which make on me continuall warrez 
their tongues loe they have wher 

2 Like Serpents,underneath their lips 
is Adders poyſon ſer, 


4 Keep me(O Lord) from wicked hands 
preſerve me to abide: 

Free from the cruell man that meanes 
tocanſe my ſteps to ſlide. : 

5 The proud have laid a ſnare for mez 
and they have ſpread a net 

With cords in my path-wayzand gins 
for me eke have they ſet. 


6 Thetefore I aid unto the Lord 
thou art my God alone: 

Heare me O Lord,O heare the yore 
wherewith I pray and mone, 

9 O Lord my Godzthon only art 
the ſtrenfth that Caveth mes 

My head in day of battell hath 
been covered till by thee, 


8 Tet not (O Lord) the widked have 
the end of kis defire: 

Performe not his il] pn, leſt he 
with pride be ſet on fire. 

9 Of them that compaſſe me about 
the chiefeſt of them all, 

Lord let the miſchiefe of their lips 
upon themſelyes befall, 


ro Let coales fall on themlet him caſt 
them in conſuming flames 

And in deep pits,ſo as they may, 
net riſe out of the ſame, 


vir For no backbiter ſhall on earth 


be ſer in ſtable plight: 
And evill todeſtraQtion ſtill 
fall haunt the cruell wighe, 


x2 I know the Lord tafflited will 
revengezand judge the pore: 

IgThe juſt ſhal praiſe thy namezand hal 
dwell with thee evermore, 


Domine clamavi. Pſal. CxIj. N. 


Sing this i the 145, Pſalm 


Lord upon thee do I call, 
Lord haſte thee unto me : 
And hearken Lord unto my voicey 

' when I do cry to thee, 

2 As incenſe let my prayers be 
dire&ted in thine eyes: 

And the up-lifting of my hands 
as evening ſacrifice, 


My Lordsfor idi of my monthy 

4 ſet thou a Lowry —_ 

And alſo of my moving lips 

O Lord kecp thou the deorey 
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With il! tnen of their delicmzen | 
Lord let me cat no part, 


5 Bur let the righteous ſite me Lord 
for that is good for me: | 
Let him reprove me, and the ſame 
a precious oyle ſhall be. Hs 
Such ſniting ſhall not breake my heg 
the time fhall ſhortly falls 
W hen I fhall in their m1 
make prayers for them 


6 Then when in ftony places down 
their Judpes ſhall be caft 2 
Then ſhall hoy heare my words, for then 
they have a pleaſant taſte, | 
7 Our bones about the graves month, 
lo ſcattered are they found; 
As he that heweth w he 
that diggeth up the ground, 


$ But O my Lord my God, mine eyes 
do look up unto thee: 

In thee is all my truſtylet not 
my ſoule forſaken be, | 

9 Which they have laid to catch me ing 
Lord keep me from the ſnares 

And fzxom the ſubtill grins ofthem' 
that wicked workers are, 


re The wicked into their own nets 
together let them fall: 

W hile I do by thy help eſcape 
the danger of them all, 


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B I did ſend out my cry* 
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the Lord God prayed I, 
3 My meditation in his fight 
to powre I did not ſpare: 
And in the preſence of the Lord 
my tronble did declare, 


3 Although perplexed was my ipariq 


my path was known to thees KEN 
In _- x and did walkes a fare {hs 


they lily laid for me, * 


4 I look*d and view'd on = right handy 


but none there would me 
All refuge failed meand for > 
my foule none care did ſhow, 


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' * - my life to ground hath thrown: 

And laid me jn the dark, like thein 

_ that dead are long agone.. 

s Within me in perplexity 
was mine accumbred ſprite: 

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amazed and affright, 


& Yet1 record time paſt, in all 
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E To thee, O Lordamy Godzloe 1 
do ſtretch my craving hands: 

My ſoule defireth after thee, 
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« Heare me with ſpeed;my ſpirit doth faile 
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''S For11ift up my ale to they 

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' 4 Man is but like to yanitys 
| _SOSpaſſe hisdaies to end, . 
$5 As fleeting ſhade,Bow down O Lord 
bs. the-heav ens; and deſcend, . - 


' 6 The mountains touch,and they ſhall ſmoke 
caſt forth thy lightning flame, 

| And Catter them:thine arrowes ſhoot, 
conſume them with the ſame; 


- 9 Send down thine hand ev'n from abovez 


O Lord deliver me: 
\ Take me from waters greats. from hand 
of ſtrangers make me free, 


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8 Whoſe ſubtill month of yagity, 
' © and fondnefle doth intreat: 

| And their right hand is a right hand 
| of falſhood and deceit. 

9 A new ſong will I fing O God 
and-finging will I be 

On Violl,and on inſtrument 
ten-ſtringed unto thee, 


| Is Even he it is that only gives 
deliverance to Kings: 
Unto his ſeryant.Davad help 
from hurtful] word he brings. 
11From ftrangers hand me ſave & ſhieldy 
. Whoſe mouth talks vanity: 
And their right hand is a right hand 
of guile and ſubtilty, 


12 That our ſbns may be as the plaresy 
whom growing youth doth reare: 

| Our daughrers as cary*d corner-ſtonesz 

___ like toa palacefaire, 

I3- Our garners fullzand plenty may 
with ſundry ſorts be found, 

Our ſheep bring thouſands, in our ftreets 
ten chonfands may abound. 


14 Our oxen be to labour ſtrong, 
that none do us myade: 


- There be no poinps out,nor cries 
within our ſtreets be mxde. 
I5 The people blefſed are that with 
ſuch bleſsings are fo ftor'd: 
Yea bleſſed all the people are, 
whoſe God is God the Lord, 
Exaltabo re, P13}, Cxlr. N, 
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5 I of thy glorious Majeſty 
the beauty will record. 
And meditate upon thy works 
moſt wonderfull O Lord, 
6 And they ſhall of thy power and of 
thy fearfull a&s declare: 
And I to publiſh all abroad, 
thy greatneſſe will not ſpare. 


95 And they into the mention ſhall 
| break of thy goodneſle great z 
And I aloud thy righteouſneſle 
1n ſinging ſhall repeat, _ 
8 The Lord our God 1s graciouyy 
and mercifull alſo: 
Of great aboundins mercy, and 
to anger he is flow, 


9 Yea good to all, and all his works 
his mercy doth exceed: 

xe Loall thy works do praiſe thee Lord, 
and do thy honour ſpread, 

11 Thy Saints do bleſſe thee,and they do 
thy kingdomes glory ſhow 3 

xz And blaze thy powewgto cauſe the fons 
of men thy power to knew, 


% 


The ſecond Part, 


rs And of his mighty kingdome eke 
to ſpread the glorious praiſe: 

Thy kingdome Lord a kingdome is 
that doth endure alwaies ? 

And thy dominion through each age 
endares without decay. 

14 The Lord upholdeth them that fall 
tlreir fliding he doth tay, ; 


15 The eyes of all do wait on thee, 
thou doſt thaw We relieve: 
And thou to each fatficing food 
in ſeaſon due doſt pive, 
x6. Thou openeſt thy plenteons andy 
and bounteouſly doſt fill 
All things whatſoever do live, 
" With gifts of thy good will, 


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x3 Near all he is that call on himy 
in truth that on him call. I 
x9 He the defires which they requize 
that feare him will ſulfille 
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Lauda anima.PſalL.Cxlvj. LM 
Sing this at the 137, Pſulont, 


Y foil praife thou the Lord alwaie, 
1 ' my God I will confeſle: 54-2 
2W hile breath and life prolong mydatesy 
my tongue no time ſhall ceaſe, 

3 Truft not in worldly Princes theny 
thongh they abound in wealthe 
Nor in the fonnes of mortall men - 
in whom there is no health. 


4 For whydtheir breath doth ſbon depatez 
| _ to earthanon they fall: 
And then the connſels of their heart 
decay and periſh all. 
s O happy is that man Ifty, 
whom Jacobs God doth aid: 
And he whoſe hope doth not decayy 
but on the Lord is ftaid, 


6Which made the earth and waters deep 
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5 With right alwaies doth he proceedy 
for ſuch as ſuffer wrong: 

The poore and hungry hedoth feedy 
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| 8 The Lord doth ſend the blinde their fights 
| the lame tolimbsreflore: _ 
| The Lord(I ſay)doth love the right, 
' and juſt man evermore, 
| 9 He doth defend the fatherleſſe 
| and ſtranger Kd in heart: h 
And quit the widow from diftrefſey 
ahd ill mens waies ſabyert, 


\"I@ Thy Lord and God eternally 
O Sion till | raigues 

In time of all poſtevitys 
for ever to remaine, _ 


Laudate Dominum. Pſal. Calffj.N, 


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\ unto the Lord rejoyce: | 
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- On earth ye Dragons fell: 


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* For it becomes you well, 


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Fire4hailezice,ſhow, 
And ſtormes that blow 
At his decree. 


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And trees that fruitful! are: 
The Cedars great and tally. 
His worthy praife declare, 

Io Beaſts and cattelh 

Yea birds flying, 

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That on earth dwell, 


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Princes and all Fadges 


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_ ye unto the Lord our Gods 
a new rezoycing ſong: 
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his holy Saints among. 
3 Ler Iſrael rejoyte in him, 
that made oh of nothing 
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be joyfull in their King; 


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holy Spirit in vs,that' we acknowledging from 
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tifge our con laſts andaffe&ions., but alſo 
bring foorth ſuch fruites as may be agreeable 
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