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for vow to thee ILca'l: 

For thou taſt broke the checkes & teeth, 
| ofthele wicked mea al!. 


| $ Salvation only doth beloog, 
tothre.O Lurd above ; 

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| thy blcſlirgs and iby love, 


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God that art my righteouſne fe, | Y 
Lord beare 1n- wacu I call : 
Thou baſt fet me at kverty, 
when Twas bound acd thrall. 
2 Have mercy Lord ttereforc on we, 
and grant me this requeſt; 
| For voto tbee waceſſaatly, 
rocry I wilinur reſt. 


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3 O mortall men how loogniilye, | 9 

my glory thus diſpiſ: : 

{ Why wander ye in vacity- 

and follow afterlies? | 

+ Knuw yettargood andgodly men, 
the Lord doth rake and chuſc: : 

And when to him I make my plaiat, | 


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5 Sinne not but ſtand in aw therefore, | 
examine well your bear.s : 


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leg yee yourſ:lves convert : 
| © Oter to God the ſacrihce, | 
2 of rig breouſneſfe I{ay . 

And Jooke tbatin the living Lord, 


\ 7 The greater fort crave woridly goods, | 
ard riches do embrace: | 
But LorJo1anr me thy countenance, | 


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$ Forthou tbereby ſhalt make my heart | 
more zoyfull and more g'ad: 

Then they that of their corce and wine, 

| tall grear increaſe baye kai. 


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s In peacerherefore he down willl, 

| taking my reſt ard N-cpe : | 
| For thov onely wilt me, O Lord, | 
alone in ſafety keep. | : 


FSAULTMEY, 


OL-r1myplaints conſider: 


to 11-e I make my prayer, 

3 He»e me derime-:Lord tary uot, 
| ft 1 a.llbaverefpett : 

| My pray-r rarjvintre muruc» 


_ — . — Om noeRCG—_ Ow —  —— — 


5 'Andintby fg: thallnever and, 


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and iMl with thee dwels nore, 


thee furious tooi-s, O Loxrk: 


Vaine workers of iniouity, 


thou ha! alzaics abtorr'd, 


5s The!yarsand the flatterers, 


tbou (ſhalr delfroy rhem then: 


PSALME 1111. | And God will hate the bloodrhirity, 


and the decentuill man. 
The.cfor-e will I cometo thine houſe, 
trult ing upon tby grace : 


; And revcrently will worth:'p thee, 


roxard thine be!y place, 


LcrJ]lead me intby righteeuſceſſe, 
for toccnfound my foes: 


And eke the way that I ſhall walk, 


before my face diſcloſe, 
Fer io their mcuth there is no trueth 
their heart is fue ard vaine: 


Their throat an open ſepcl.nre, 


their tongues do gloſe and faine. 


10 Deſtroy their falſ=conſpiracies, 


that they may come to noug ht : 


be doth me nor refuſe. | Subyerr them 1n their beapes of finne, 


which have rebellion vwro ug hr. 


11 Bur boſe that por theirtruſt ig thee, 


let them be« glad alwayes> 


| And in your chambers quietly, | And r-vder thanks for thy def-nce, 


and give thy name tke pri-{-, 


12 Forthou with favour wilt increaſe, 


thejuſtandrighteous it]: 


you pur your truſt alaay. | And wi'thrhy grace 23 with a ſhieid, 


defend him from all ilL 


PSALME VI, 


: Orl1 in thy writh reprove me Qot 
| thy favour acd thy grace, | F, Y P , 


though I deſervettiac ire; 


Ne yet correct me 11tby rage, 


O Lori, Irh-e deh:c. 


2 F.rlamweaktiter.icre © Lord, 


of m:rcy me ſorbeare : 


| Anddeal a.cLord,f.r « by thou know it, 


my bots d:: quake fer feare, 


My ſoule isrroublcd ver y fore, 
ard vexed vehe:nent!y: 


But Lord bow lorg I'!}t thou ceilay, 


tc cre my m- lery?2 


my fri'y ſoule uprake : 


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2 A:dbears my voice, my Kinp, my God, | © ſave me noartformy deſarts, 


but ſor thy mezcies ſake, 


For a By?no 114.1 amoveſ? he dead, 
r:mer bt-th thee onwtit: 


| torner for to dir, | Or who tha] orfhip ' he - - 4 Lotd, 
inth- inter ot! pir 2? 

i + Ard I v:ii:trult thy ugb Patience, G SOCI evnus i my r12.7rand mcass 
in the mY God alone : tha; Tl aaxc wondrous tain : 


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$Evith teares of my commplaiat, 


7 MyVght is dimand waxeth old, 
F;:5 anguilh of my bearc: 

Fur frar ft thoſe that be my foes, 
1.d Kvu'd my tovle iubvyert. 


© Burrow away trom meall ye, 


tha; worke tniQuity : 
For way - the Lord bath heard the voyce, 
of my complaint and cry. 


'9 He beard no: orely tie requeſt, 


and prayer of iny heart; : 
Eucitreceived at my bands, 
and tooke it in good pa:r, 


' 10 Aud now iny fo:stha: vexed mes 


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Ard iidderly confound thei all, 
to their rebuke a:d ſhame. 


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Lord my Gol TI pur iy truſt, 
() and couhdence ia thee ; 
Save me from them thar me purſue, 

audeke deliver me. 

2 LIcitilikea lioou be re teare, 
aud repd in pieces linall : 
Whi:@ rbere js zune tofuccour ine, 

aad rid me ourof:ibralll 


3 O LordmyGodifl nave done, 
the thing that is not riget; 

Or elſe if I b= found 1n tauir, 
or guilty in rhy fgbr. 

4 Orty my friend rewarded ill, 
or lefc him in difteefe : 

Which me purſu? i molt cruelly, 
a-:0 bated me c,aufteltle. 


5 Then [-: my foes purſue my ſoale, 
aidekemy..t:downc thruit; 
Uno thecarth avd ailo lay, 
1-tae bonontriu the duit. 


; & Star: up, O Lord, now in thy wrath, 


anJ pur my toes to paine ! 
Perform» tny kingdome promil:d, 
to mewLich wrong fultaiae. 


PSALM 


; 13 Excrpth-ctarge bis mind , I die- 


2) ——C—  —_ 


E vij. viij. 

1; Thejuſt man aud the witked bott» 
God judgeth by his power ; 

59 that h:feeles bis mighty bard, 
evenevery day and houre, 


for ev-n as te thould Cmite : 


| He whets his (word , bis bow be bc:ds, 


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ayming where be may hit. 


14 And doth prepare his mortall art, 
2/3 arfowes Keene and {arp :; 

For them that doe me perſecure, 
whiles he doth nuiſchief warp. 

15 But Doe thouzb he ty travel] be 
of hisdiveliſh forecaſt, 

Andcfttis miſchief once conceiv*d, 
yet bricgs forth nought at laſt, 


is Necigiaditchanddelves itd-ep, 
;n hopeto burr bis brother : 

But be (hilj fall into the pir, 
that be dig*d up for other. 

17 Thus wrorg returneth to the hurt, 
of bimin whomirt bred : 

Ardallehe miſchief that he wroughr, 
(bay f21! upor Lis bead ; 


18 I willgive thanks ro Gud tterctore, 
that zudgeth riphitevuſly :; 

Aud «with my ſongs will praile tac ame, 
of tim rtatis mol; be. 


PSALME VIII 


LOR D ourGod bow wouderfull, 

Q are thy workeseverv where : 

4 woſe fame ſurmounts in dignitie, 
avove the heavens cleare : 

2 Even by the mouth of ſucking tabes, 
thou wiltcoutoundihy foes ; 

Forin thi:ſe babes thy migat ts ſeen, 
tby graces they diſcl2ſc. 


3 Avdwhenllre rhe heavens bigb, 
the works of rhite uwin Bacd : 
The Sun » the Mooy , aud al: the Stars, 
in crderasrheyltand: 
What thiog is man (Lord) 'hiock Irhea, 
tha: thou golt bimitememoc? 


| Or what 1s maus yolterity, 


7 Then ſhal! great ratiens come tonhes, 


_ _ aud Koow rhee by this thing : 
[tr declare fir love to them, 
thy [lt as Lo:d ard King, 
3 Aud rbou that arr of aliim-ujudpe 
Q Lord cowjudze thou me : 
Accorcirg to my t 2htcouſcelle, 
25d nine integrity, 


9 Lardce-afe the bate of xicked men, 
ard de the juit mans Cvide : 

1) Ly *#hkumihbe ſecrets fall hearts, 
ai* ſcarched aud deſcride, 


; 221 TraFemybelprocime vt God, 


— ie alliny grief aad ſmart : 
Toat dorh preterve all thoſe tha: >e 
of pur* ayd perietct beart, 


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5 For ubou halt made bim li:!s lefſe, 
then Angels in cepree , 

And thou hait crowned bim alfo, 
with gl-.ry aud digbity : 

56 Thou haſt prefer*d him ro ve lord, 
of all :ty works of wond-r: 


' Andarbis feet baſt jec all things, 


tba he ſhould Keep them vader, 


| 7 As ſheep and near, and all beaſts elle, 


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Fowles of the aire , fiſh in the ſea, 
and ail that therein breed. 
$ Thercfore muſt I Tay once azaiue, 
O God tbart art our Ford : 


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And {peate of a'{h.swondro1s works, 
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2 TIwillb: giadand mich r-:oyece, 
inthee my GoJ moſt Ei : 
Ard mak=s my({ongcextollity Name, 
abovethe taritiezkie, 


3 Fortha? my foes ar-driyenback, 
andiuroed wnto fifew: 

They fall down fa: 2nd 3rs deftroy? |. 
by thy preat co wer and might, 

4 Thou bat r-venred all TY ATONYPs 
my gr!« feantall my grutze: 
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moit like a righ:20us jadge- 


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nt them caNnor be fri, 

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a:dall their tow 0; deſtroyed ; 
Thou baſt thrir faine with rh-m detac'd, 
thrculh all the world ſo wide, 


7 Knowthou that he which is above, 
for everinore (hallre ne : 
And in the ſear of eqt.y, 
!7.c judpe monte will majnta'ne. 
7 Whibzuſtice h- w {| krepe ard guide, 
the Torldand every wight : 
aidfovill yeeld with equine, 
to every man his right, 
g 7.1: vroretor of tha pore, 
"11 rome: they beoppict; 
H- y 4;; a21v In.y. 
irreltupec and then reſt. 


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13 Yave mercy Lerd on me, he wrench, 


a yo':ev*m'es f.lilremain- ; 
Wbhi.b from ib+- pat-5 of d:a Yarg wort 
to raiſe m- Up aga11®. 
14 InSionche 1 inmghi f-rf ith 
thy prayle with heart a 4 voice; 


And tharin thy ſalvation, Luid, 


my ſoui* migh: itil regop ce. 
15 Tac h-arhe nr flick faſtinene ie, 
that they themſelves pre: and : 


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Aud in the ner that they did t-t, 


their oxne feet fiſt are ſnai?.l : 
16 God ſhew his judgements ghich were 
tyrevery man to marke, 


\When as ye ſee the wicked man, 


[;errapt in bis own warke., 


'7 The wicked and deceirtull men, 
go doznto hell for ever, 
And a!l the people of the yorll, 
that will nat God rementbe”, 
1 Bur frrethe Loriwil nor fors -t 
oe poore many prief and paice ; 
Thc patient peaplc never looke, 


furtelpof Godin yaine, 


19 O Lord ariſe, left men prevail?, 
tat venf acorlily might : 

And [-r the h:-1th-n folk receive, 
their uttice inthy fight, 


zvLord it:ike Cich terror, feare, and dread, 


into theterrtsS of them : 


Taarth-4y may know aTur-dly, 


they be but mortall men. 


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ar: ncw (» farre from thive, 


| And keepeſt cloſe rby countenance, 


from us this troublous time ? 

2 The poorer do perilh by the prcud 
and wicked mens de ire ? 

Let thern be takenin tbe cratt : 
that they themſzlves coalpire. 


| 3 Forinth* ;uſt of big ow n* bearr, 


t22 ungodly doth delight : 
So doth the wicked prayfe zimfſ-if, 
and doth the Lord deſpight ; 
4 He is {ſo proud that right aid wrong, 
he ſetteth all avarr : 
Nay , tay there is no God , faith be, 
f-r thus be thinks in hearr, 


F P=:a:(- bis WAYes do pre (er (til, 
L- Jork ray lagwes nigl-@; 

A\nJ wick a bait doth pufſ» 2p2ir it 
ſucitoy goruld him correct, 

6-1 U;'1, TU; 
IH my -ttar moult chang 

A:4lwbhy?r.ra'tadveritiy, 
to Dun 13 very liranye, 


7 Himnth is fillof curſelnes, 
vf f:aud, dec: i. and vuite : 
Under ti; tongue doth mil. ntefe fir, 

and :rave;}a [:ihs while, 
$ }- i thai rn wayes 22d bcol:s, 
to fry ihe nnoceht ; 
: :1t the vowe thar paſſe kin by, 
Bis crucleyes arc beut. 


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lies lurKing t1 bi den © 

[f b> may ſuare the?! ja th nor, 
Lv {ole poore fi:nple mien 7 

i- And for tte touce fa! crattily, 
be crouckted downe, I tay : 


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by bis {trong power, bis prey, 


, > Taſh God forgerteth this, ſaith he, 
therefore I may be bold; 


* His countenatice is caſt ahde, 


be doth it not bebold, 
13 Ariſe , O Lord , O God in whom, 
the poore mans bope doth reſt ; 
Lift up thy band furget nor Lord, 
the poore thar be oppr-Rt. 


14 What bliſphemy is this to rhee, 
L -r4doſt thuu not abbor ic : 
To beare tbe wicked in their heart 
ſay , Tuſh » thou cat*it got for it? 
15 Bur thou fſzelt all rbeir wickednetle, 
:n| well Joſt underſtand ; 
' 16 That friendleſſe and po ore fatherleOe, 
| arc left ipto tby baud, 


17 Of wicked and malicious men, 

| then br-ake the power furcver: 

| Thar they with rbeir 1niquity, 

| may per ſh altogether. 

13 The Lord ſhall reigne forevermore, 

| a5 King and God algae : 
|| And te {hallchaſ- the beatben folk, 
out of the laud cach one. 


— OA mom ens ED: wo OOeu80o = 


tbeir prayers and requeſts; (plutat 

Their hearts thou w1lt coaftirme vntyl, 
th:1* earcs ro beare be preſt: 

20 To:utg- rhe poare and fatherlefle, 
a»1nclprhemroth-ir rigbr ; 

| That ib-y may be no motr- o »prelt, 

| with men cf wo: tdly a;'ghr, 


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Truſt in Go1 , bow dar-yerthen 
lay thus my ſoul- un |: ; 
Fly geuce as falt a3 a y foule, 
and bile you tivour 11> 
2 B-boldthe wiikd end heir bowes, 
and make the'T2 Yawrs relts 
To {i otin ſecret ad to ture, 
tne ſound ard 2a:mntics breaſt. 


J\g Of wildly bope al: taie: were ſhiuoke, 

at] Cl-ativbroimgatto noug ot; 

Alzy , the juita' d rigorous 14s 
+h2rtev | baths be wr, Pt. 

GY Eut h+rhat;:Þ + Teinpic 132 
moi gBoly and inait Be: 

Alilinthe Havens Bath tis (:ats 
cf Id Y-ll inaz*ity ? 


' Thd+ porre and rim] wnans eſtate, 
conf 1oreth in 0:5 mint: 
And ſ-ar.tethourtliia wy, 
te ingn'ters of maniliid: 
5 Ardwnlthach-rtullc,unmenance> 
{be tiptotecud man ailluſe; 


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11 So are great heaps of poor» men made-> | 


19 Thou ber it , O Lord the poore mans | 


CO SS-—_—_— _— nn > 


Bur in bis h:art he doth abborre, 
| all fu.t as miſchief mule. 


| s Andonthe finners cafteth ſnares, 

_ adthick asany raiiue : 

| Fire and brimſtone: aod ab rievinds thck 
appointed fur their paine, 

7 Yefſ-ethen bow a righteous Gol, 
dottrizbtecuſietſe embrace; 

' Andro the ult and upright men, 

| ſhewes forth kis pleaſaut face, 


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FSALTLL: NEIL 
| Elp Lord fr good and gol y men, 
do per.ſh anddecay ; 

Ar.d faith and true: b from worldly mea, 

| 1s parted cleane awav. 

2 Woo {doth with ti. reighbuur talk, 
bis talke is all bu: vai.e : 

For every man berbinkerh how: 
to flatter, lie ad faine. 


; 3 Burflattering and deceifull lips, 
and tongues that be ſo ſtout, (braps, 
To ſpeak proid words and make great 
| the Lori ſoon cours rhem our, 
' 4 Forthey ſay till wenwillrrevaile, 
| our tuagues ſhail u: exc--11 ; 
| Ourtongaes are ours , we ought to ſpeak, 
whac Lord ſhall us contro!l ? 


- F- But fr the gearcomplaint and cry 
ot poore , &nJ men © ; 2 2 | 

Ar.ſc wi:l IJ nuw ſuth the Lord, 
aid tacm t-({tyzreto reſt, 

6 Gods word is lit- co 1lver pure, 

| that ſym >- carth 152710 + 

And birhoo | fd: then (-vco times 

ti fire beeve purine, 


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Now f1:co by pr miſe '5 ro help, 
Lord Kecpetty proinf-iheq: 
Aud "AVE ti 0I@ a nd over 1 re, 
| funtib'SiHlai def inet, 
0 Pr 00W ;hiwik d aorli 13 Full 
ot matic get. jaankt id 0 
Wi: nanny wh mall men, 


19 3 2t'y ivertvitd. 


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| 'aF\ ] no x1. C10 EC Lad! me Lord, 
| H (hx ilnc:ecb-iomynmThrett? 

| Hoa I rp writ rnou thy V {:.* Þ dÞ> 

| astho.gartog were fon de? 

' 2 Ib b:artath find how | 11g {hall T, 
| xith car-!10t mented ne, 

| How Ioiigeke ſhall my deally toes, 

| thus Lr-umphb oVer me ? 


' 3 Behold mevow my Lord my Gul, 
and beare me {;re oppreit : 
L:zh:ten mine cyes, leit chat I Ncepo, 
a5 vue by deatid pollrelt, 
4 Lceſtthar mine el cmies iwy ro mY 
| B-bold I doe prevatie ; 
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L-it vey alto rhat bate my {uule, 

| rej -yCet.} (-< me quaile, 

s Bu: frm thy mercy and goodaefſc, 
myo p- hail nev-r art, 

 Lotby rio anc {iving dealtrh, 

| r!19h+plad fha'l by my heart, 

6 I wi[l'givertatk-sunto the Lards 
ant ia'ſ-s tronhiminng : 

Zeca-l- ne Fath teard my r-cueſt, 
ald pranet my willing, 


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PSALME  XILLD. 


HereiS nv Gould, a5 fooliſh men 
afhrme in ther ina1 00d : 
Tac:r 1;itrs are al, . T4 pr ant vaice 
not 0G3e of them 114 good, 
2 The L 21d beb -14 trom b-aV-t: l 2, 
the wavle race of mankicd ; 
And f.» ot one that ſyugbt twdecd 
the ii 1p God tu 6.0. 


3 Tacy went all wide an4 were corrup:, 
at rruviy b-re was none ; 

| Taat in the worli did auy go0d, 

I {aytbere was not one, 

| 4 I>ail:beirjudgemen! (.ta-relo?, 
I2atal! work m ſ.bicte fi.1; 
Eating my j eople ever as bread, 

| D'-t Que to ficke Gods atll 


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5 Whentoey thus rage they ſud.!-n!ly, 
great feare in rhe ſhal, fall ; 

Fur G-4 4-2) love the ti ghtoous men, 
aud 4.1; 4t.caine: bem ail. 

6s Y- m:cK:y- d.igs..t rbe poaore, 

| t2 their reproach and thane , 
Lecaut- they pur their trult ig Gold, 
aid call upon bis Name. 


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7 But who {kz1l give thy people health, 

aud when wil: thou fult ll 
Tay promiſe made rg Iltazl, 

from outof Sion kill. 

| $ Even w:eathcu fhaj: r-[tore apaines 
| ſuchas were c2;t'vel d : 
| Thea ſac+b {halithereiu rc)oyce, 
| aad Ii{:a-1] inail be giad, 
| P-S&4 L 


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| L512, pTiek;n thy Tab-rna.le, 
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Wo [al tubatiieitll ; 
; Or w20n a;luthcureceiverodyell, 
1GtSy mutt boly bill? 
= Tas man wavte lift is uncorrupr, 
| who.e wurKyar- juitacd {traiphe : 
Whtoſz heartdothrhinke the very tiucth, 
waoſz tonguelprakes no Geheit, 
3 Norto his n*ighbuurdo:h roic ill, 
in body g..01t ur arte, 
Nor elilizely doth inyovy falle rates, 
| a2Comnimempiitethe ſims, 
3 Tra? i; his heart teparderh QUE, 
1m ..4.cc0us witKed men : 
| R::* :1uie that love ald frar te L2rd, 
5 j12Kc:2 mucho! them 


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His oath an1 all R's promiſes, 
rgatLe-perht.iifiily:; 
Al;nyugh te make nc verant fos 
tharke dork luc: thereby, 
5 Taatputirrethrotrouſ.ry, 
bis mony an! tis coine : 


: Ve for to hurttbe nngc-nr, 


doth brive yrelſe purioine ; 


; 2 Whoſocurkall ttingsas ye (ee, 


ttat here ts ta be dore:; 


; Shailaever periſh in this world, 


norintheWorldrocgine, 


PSALME-XYE. 
ORD keep metorTItiultinther, 
' 3 and doe cont:iis tacerd ; 
Tnauuartmy God aid of my punds, 
O L-.rd thou taſt no rce l. 
2 I give my good, unothe Saints, 
that in tae world do dw-1] : 
And namelyrto the fanntu | Rocke, 
in vertue that excel l, 


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3 Tazy hal heap {orroges oh their a: ads | 


wh.ch runasthey were mad ; 
To offer tn the idol» god;, 
alas 1. 1; r0o bad, 


'4 As f.r :he blooly (> rifice, 


and off-rirg of that for: : 
1 will tot touch ror yet thereof, 
my li;'s ſha 1 make r-porr, 


5 Forwby? theLord the portion is 
of mine intherirauce, 

And thou art be thar celt maintaine, 
my renr, my ]-:, my chance: 

S The place wherein my lot did fal:> 
in beauty did excel: ; 

Wine beritace 5flign*dl to me, 
doth pleaſe in- wondrous well, 


7 TI thank the Lord :hbat cauſci me, 
ro underſtand te ri26t, 

For by bis means my ſecce: thoughts, 
do t-ach me every night. 

$ I fer the Lord Nil! In my fgbs, 
and truſt bim vver all: 

FurTe loth ſtavdon mytipht band, 
:h-rcfare I fnaall wor fall. 


g Weerefgre my t-ar: and to:rue alſo, 
do b:th r=;j*y.c rt g4:ther : 


My fl-ſh and body r-!t 191 eats 
when I this thins contider, 


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[> Thou wiitnot feave my {foule jon prave, 


tur Lord rbou Icy et me : 
Nor ye: T1) Five thy buy Oue, 
Corry, tun four to ice 


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tr Bat wir ine texh the way to :ſes 
fo! 2't treaſace abd Qoie. 

"rictt zuy are in thy faces 

- 178 ;Ower for everinore, 


PSA LME NXVL; 


l.ord pive ear to ty {> 435 
arlie!J when | woo nniait: 


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Ard arare the prayer tbat l put forth, | Tteicchillren bav* enough and leave, | 

| | xica lips tha: lo not faine. to theirs the reſt behind; 
| > And te: thy :udgement of my caule, | 
| -r. ceed always from thee : 17 Bur Tl ſhall gvith pure conſcionce, 
| An i-rtihineeyes behold and clare) | behold thy gracious face. 7 
| Liz wy Hinphcity. So when I Take I (ſhall 5s *« i] | , 
| | of thine image and grace, | $ 
| 3Tho:22alt well ryed ine in the n hr, | PSALME Xv1I1l | b 
| and yet couldit nothing huge : GOD TM "I ve 

That | have fpokea ith my tocgue, | () , my iirength and fortitude, F 

| of force I mult Jove three : 


BK that as nagtin my mind, 

| , As fyrthe works t whiked men) 
22d parts perverſe andill. 

A F 21 love of thy moſt aoly Name, 
{ vave r<trained itil, 


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Itou art my calti» and defence, | 
jo my receſſi::e, 

2 My Gol,my rock, io whom I:eruſt, 


the workel rf ny wealts:; 
My refuge.buckler, aod my ſhield; 
the hurne of all my health : 


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5 Th-o jntby pwhs thar be tir: {t pure, 
tay n:- ORD at vyrterve; 


| 3 When I fiog lavd unto tbe LOR, 
Th:it:tn:tho way wherein I walke, 


moſt wortky to bs (erved, 


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my {eps may never verve, | Th-n from my foes I am right ſure, | ty, 
| 6 Forldocall:viheet() | ORD, | tbat I (hallbe prelerved. | AY 
| ſurely thou wilt meatds \. | 4 The paugt of death did compalie me, | is, 
Th:n beare iny prayer&cweiga rnightwell acd bound me every there, 0 
the words :ihat I bave ſaid, | The lnwiug waves of wic Kedneile, bo | 
| - are teotoar of frhem; did Put me in zreat feare. , 
| iLar put ebeteeruſt wo whee : 5 The (re and ſubtitle ſnares of &cl, 
| Declare thy ſtreogrh on them tut iparacy | were round about inc: let; 
| :ginſt ty Majeſle, | Ani tormydeath there was prepa:'d, 
| 3 O keeype me 23 thuu wouldeſt Keeye, a deadly trapping net : 
| tae appi* of :hine eye: 6 Thus b:fſ:t with pain: and or.efe, 
And under covertct thy witzs, | did pray to God tor prace, 
ceferd me ſecretly, , And be forchwirh did beare my platar, 


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From wicked men that rrouble me, vt of his houly place, 
ard daizy mearnoy : 
And tr2m my fur) tot gore about, 


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ry fouls for to veitroye Yea the four.daiions of rhe miguar, 


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7 Such is bis power ,thar ia bis wrath 
he made tt» ca:th toquake: 


(o1tuitantd ce fo fart! 
[hiatint or pridethey donor [pare 
Lt 4prark thcy cart uot abate 


| $ Andfrom tisncſttiiscaine a ſinozk, 
| when kirdl-:d ve2s bis ir*; 
And from his mcurbh came Kicdied coaics 


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; 'E VE COMLTUMmIU?P nre. | 
1: They Jie in wait where I (hauld paſde, | 5 | 
1th erife me tocoufountd : | 
| te ; pts OY EET IN |9 The LORD deſcended from avove, 
\ And raving inftitiete in their mivdes, doe obs Eonoen he-: | 
'« ; . nN vr STY " ; A bt s : 
CT "OW LE poſton ones | And urdernea:b his feer be -ait, ' 
Y 94. that y «by ? HEY dh | tte darkeneſle of tte $kie. by 
© 1: 26, IMNE RM R EP. OA AE GCE] \ 10 On Cherub azd cn Coneruvim?, | f 
(28 lurking iixe a Lyors K help, full royally te rcde ' ” 
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wi-bio fome fecter place. Aade on th- wiaps of ail the windes | ! 
13 I; LOQwD 10 haſte pre vont my foe, | came flying alt abroad, | F 
ud cait him at thy feet ; . : | 
jo g2 2p" J : | 11 An{liike a den meit darke he made, |} 
Savetnou my (ile from the i]] may, | is MA a rt ae. 3 
- aad w.aththe (xord bim {mic. EG Ts, <a2at, If & 
ET. | With waters black acd airy clouds, | , 
1, Deiver me LORDbythy poxer, | TR. d he w o 
4 : Frk fe 4 _ be. hand es | [V:TODe eWas. . 
I bond or wolbing. bh. 6 broth 12 Put when the preſence cf his face, | | 
Who now fo iong time reigaed hiV9e 1 briektnefe (hall acrear : | | 
any Key tun their bands Io. toil 6 7 +44 TW b 
Then clouds conſume, ard in1foirRegs, 
{ I; 1 meane froin warldly mento whom caine Baile ard coal-s vi tire, | Y 
| ail xorldiy goods art xifs : | | 
That L-.v= to No we nor partotj'y, 15 The bery dFerr5 ard rhunde) Þ 211.3, 
ÞUT in this prefeur li fo, dil: eric then here ang titers * 
16 Tavu of ity ftore thou belies hy, | Aud win ts of ten iipdrenings, | | 
alih jloaſurryto ror LL, | be j-Ut;z racn 11 great frare, 
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14 LJ ac thy wrath & chrea:niog ſharp, 
and at tby cbidinzg chear, 

Ttc ſprinzs and the foundations 
of all the world appear + 


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1; Ard fr>mabove tte Lord ſeut doTn) 
ro F-rct me from below : 

Acd pluckr me out of Waters great, 
that would ine overiiow. 


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1% And me Celivercd from my foes, 
thatwould bajo mate me thrail : 

Yea from fſach foes as aer* to ſtrong)» 
tur me ty deal Withal!l. 


17 They did prevent me to oppreiſe, 
112 time of my gr21r griet? 

Bu? yer the Lord was ry defence, 
uy ſuccourand rehef. 


1% Kr brovghr me forth in opeD place, 
te:teas I might be free, 
And kept me ſaf- becauſe be had 
a favour unto me, 


19 AndasTIwvas anbiauoctnts | 
ſod. d he me regard : 

And to the cleannefſ: of mine bands, 
be gave me my reward 


2: For ctart T1 avalked in his wayes, 


And have uot wavered wickediy 
againit my Lor1 and Gol. 


21 Botevermore I bave reſp*C: 
ro Lis Jaz and decree: 

H:gftitures ard commanrdements, 
{ caft not Gut trom me, 

22 But p1:r- and clean 2114 anccerrupt, 
appea:'?ib+-farct;s face: 

Ari did cefrainfrom wickeaneilec, 
39% fto ig any cate. 

23 Th- Lor.i therefore wil: ine r=ward, 
as Inays Jonr aright, 

Acdco the cleanneffe of mine hauds, 
appeari:g in bis (gar. 


' 24 Thcy wilt wich bim that holy 15; 


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be boly Lerd alf-: 
Ard xirh tte pocd aud vertuous men: 
:i2hr vertuouſly Wiirdo, 


And to :t: loving and cleft 

thy loverthou wiltr-ſerve : 
And thou wilt uſe tbe wick:-d menyg 
e5 'x.cked men Celerve ; 


a6 F.rihov doſt fave the imple folk, 
in:rtoles when they lit, 

And d:it biio2 doFre the cConutenance 
of thernthartzok full tie, 


27 T-0* Lord wot ebr my candle {o, 
rhatir{ocil hive full br: be, 

T>ze Lurd my frond will me ke. al:3, 

my datKuce; to be }:p br 


33.For by taive h-!p ankho? of t:e6 
difcemfite (L2rt” 


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MF xxl, 


By thee I fcais ,and over ey 


| Thy love and familiari:e, 
avd in bis parhs bavetrol, 


' 35 Ardunder mz 


\ Thar they be a!l ſcartored abroad, 


\ 39 Lord thou 3: put into mine bands, | 


| 42 Thou Kke-pſt me from f(*:!i:jous folk, 


He is a ture defence to (4. 


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the itc2notb of any wall. 


:9 Vol orred ar» tFe pic of God, 
bi; word isturely tride : 


25 in bis faith Sor bags | 


3 For @25 is God, rxc=*9t the Lord, 


fcr orher there 13 none? 


Orcite «bb» is omarpote nr, 


{aving cur God alone ? 


31 The Gol that girdeth me with Rrength 


1* n* that I do mean; 


| Toat all the wayes wherein I walk 


dilevermore Keep clean. 


32 That trade my f-et [ike to the Haris, 
rn ſittacſſe ot my pace, | 
And for my farery brought me forth | 
10to an open place, | 


33 Hedid in ord: r put mine hands, 
tv batteland rio fight : | 

To break in ſunder bars of braile, | 
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he gave min® armes the might, 


; 34 Thouteacheſt metky 1aving tezlth, | 


thy right: hand 15 my tower : 


do liill increaſe my power. | 


ou m2Keſt plain, 
the way whore I ihou!ld walk, 


' $5 thar my feer (hill never lip, 


nor tumbleart a balke. 
26 Andxer. ly I puiſye ant take, 


ny fors rtart me annoyar : | 
Ard from the held do not r:1 urn, | 
tiilrthcy be alldeitroyl, ; 


:7 So I ſuvprefſe and wourd my foes, 
that th*y can niſ- no more: 

For at my feet tasy filidowuy 
| ftrixe then all fo tors, 


32Farthou doſt zi-4mewinh:} oy Lronged 4] 
ro warin ſ.chawile:; 


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That up again! me iſe, 


iny mortal en-:mies yoke, 
And atl my foes t20n4 doeſt divide, 
ta ue w::h: "7 [troke. 


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ady help Las Poll celief : 


Yeatc :Þr Lord : tey caPd for belp, | 
yer heard tc not their grief, 


ii! like duſt bef.”: rhe winds, 


&1 Ard | 
} drive item under f-er; 4 
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Aud tread hem down like hithy clay; 
that l:erh 10 rhe ſtreet, 


that |): If in ftr.fe b- 1-4 ; 
Acad rhuu deſtcf:he bearken folk, 
appoint me to dehbead, 


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4; A propl-itrange te.me unknoweyy, 


ai:d yo! tþe y inal me ſerve: 
Arla: rhe tic obey my word 
who 625 110% awne will twerve, 
4 1 iho!iv- ir lometo ance OLE, 
ney » iitnot {os my ] 14-T- 
2 1t waggdet ide GUT CT the way 
a:{ 2i2e them vt of fipbr, 
Pp 1: bloſled be the livicg Lord, 
nat w2:dyot alipraide: 
\\ ho is ry Tocke and faving bealth» 
-rai{:4 be bealwayes, 
45 For Goltr 14 tart gave me power, 
, rev-u;edfurtc bee 2: 
a 11 «ii tis ouvly word ſubdu'd 
$222 propir unto me. 


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* 4* Audtrum my fors delivered me» 


a4 ſer me up from tboſle : 
Tc :c cull and upgodly where, 
andupazainſ merole, 


45 A: i tor ibis caul: '® Lord my God, 


tothe give thanks I (hall: 
AoJ ing out praiſe uaro tay Name, 
an9vplt rhe Geniles all: 


-; Toar gavelt great praſperity 
LuNtOthe King l lay p 

To Daviattiarcaiwcinred King, 
and :o his ſced tor aye. 


PAAL XIX. 


> 1'{e beavens and the fhriament 

1 doc wondrouſtly declhee, 

Tre glory of God 0;4uptpotent, 
L»work's ati] wont they are. 


MI 


\ The judgemen:s$of the Lord are true» 


=: KM: TL, 
4 The fear of God 1s excellent, 
anidorh endure for ever : 


aud rig:t:ous altogether. 
10 And mure to be embrac?d alwaye 
then fined gold 1 fay : 


| The houy and the bony cwvibe 


are not {9 ſweet as they» 


tt By them thy ſervant 1s forewart. 4 


to kave God 10 regarZ : 
And in pertormance of the ſame, 
there (hall be gr-at rea ard. 


12 Pur Lord whatcarthly mau doth know 


thectrours« | bis lite ; 


Thencleanſe me f.om my fecret hnnes, 


«hich are in me moit Iif-. 


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preva:l- not cver me : 
And fo ſhall I'b- inzocent, 
and great offences flee. 


14 Accept my i.outh and eke my heart, 
my words and rhoughtseichone; | 


F.1 my receemerand wy itreogrh, 
Q Lord thou art alone. 


PSAL. XX. 


I XN trouble and adverſtie, 
the Lord Gud kearetbee itil] ; 
The maj=ity of Jacobs God 
defend thee fromalliil; 


' 2 And ſend thee from bis boly place 


hie bel» arevery need; 


| Aud ſin Sion Rtabliſh thee, 


; 136+ Aon) ras workes of God appeare 


- Ev *r1Vilayves fa.cetle . 


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, hom their {foundg 1s Ot beard . 


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roxish:5C<,icoaotiliire, 
torvertiop ſoils and makicg wile 

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t.- 1Q: : hart be fullblind, 


2 36h Lov 9b Com.randements 


mkis ixevidewhich their race run, 


a"d make thee ſtrong indeed, 


3 Remembring we:lthe ſa r fce, 
tha: now to hun is done : 


And lo rec® Ye rip=t thaokf.1 Y » 


thy burat-offcrings eacn ne, 


' 4 Ac:aording to thy hearcs de h1ze, 


the Lord grant unro thee : 
Andall rby counſ:li and device, 
f1il ell perform? way hee, 


5 We ſhalirecjoyce whenthou ws ſav/B, {| 
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an1 our banyers difplay : 


 Vato the Lord which rhy requeſts, 


fuihlled bath alaay, 
6 The Lord will big anovinted fare, 
I know well dy bis grace: 


' And ſend bim telpe by bis r:gbt hand 


out ci b15 huly place. 


7 Inchariots fome pat confidence, 
and (ome in horfes truit : 

3s: we remember Gad cur Lord 
t bar keepeth promiſe juſt, 


3 They fill doyn flar>but we do 1k, 


ard ſtand up itedfattly ; 


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] To kim vottitg aait thuu detiyel, 
| ct ;E::Ltedid I*.:'UiIc. 


3 Thou G12ft prevent Lim with thy g.fts 
acd {Sings matifold ; 

And thou tait (et Upon his a-ad 
Acryuaygeof pe:ifot 2? 14. 

+ And when heated iif- of thee, 
Trere:;t rhoy mani; hin fre: 

| To tare lycg lite, yeaſuch alite 

A$vever ſhould encute. 


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s Great 5 Eispicrieby thine help, 
Thy benches aud aile, 
; Great #.rhip and preat b.nour both 
Thou halt uzoo tim late. 
6 Ihouwtilr ive biiaſeliciic, 
Thar reve thaildecay ; 
=2d With thy c k-refull countenance, 
wili.contur; bimalzay, 


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t 7 For why? the king doth ſtrongly trutt 
1GOD, forto Drevane :; 
| Waeret':re is gondue,ſ- ard his race 
w:1] nt that be ſhould qa: ls, 

| $ But j-rthice ercmics foo l- tby force, 

' And thoſe rhar thee with tand-; 

{ F1N1 out :tyforsand i-tihem feele, 

| The power cf tay right bands 

i 9 And like an Oven burre thein, LORD, 

; Ion:ric flamy and fume ; 

| Thrine anger ſhall dett; ov them all, 

| and hre tnalltbem corſunre, 

| 15Acd ibyu {halt route our of the earth, 

Ta-ir fruit a hich (hovid iacrepfe ; 

| AGd rom tine nunber of therolk, 

| th-irſe-de ſhalleud ard <-aſc. 

| 11 For ahy> muck miſhief 2 1tbey muſe 

AZalrit thine koly NAME: 

| Ter 1i4 they faile and tad ny pover, 
purtgd JOrforme ?bheſimnc, 

132 Biiat amatkertgs ti ga ihen let, 
lo 41 mUN opera YET . 

Ari Lage iby Bogliiiuperealily, 
Arathi? enemies il. ec. 


1.3 Herhou exal;ef; LORD, rhercfare, 
Intay lfrength evetice Pouce » 
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Pratiing thy night atd power, 


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And he! eſt not whe | Lo nake 
| M v great comiainrandcey ? 
F To thee ny COD) cLvenzll lay t- ng 
Iace betalyuind att: 

| I ceale nor i; the 2.9ht, aud yet 
004 hearti cot at all. 


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| Authuiy place aoth acid, | 
au artih2 cull re an 4iOe hy; CY 
And gone of U:ael, 
Ard he in whom vat fathers hid 


nad ail ib-irbojge fur evo: 
A124 when they pitibcir cr intate, 
thou 412} rheinay deliver, | 


- They crere driiyered ever when | 
th-y called onthy rame : 

Ard tor the fant they bad in rhce, 
they were vO! pUr TO name, 

But ian cos becomea Worme, 
more like :henany mau: 


| An ouc.caſt wtem. the proplc fcorne 


Ti:balltte (pie they Cars 


2 All me deſmiſe as they behold 
mewalkiag oniheaay; | 
They gric,tney mow they nud their Eeads * 
and on bis wit: they lay: 
$ This nan did 2lory inthe Lol, 
bis favaur and t15 icve : 
Let bim redeem and belp bim now, 
his PoTer if he T1!l preve. 


9 Even from my mothers worm 5+, CL, 
to take me thou walk prett : 


| Tava didit preferve meltill ic bop, 


'Abile 1 d') fuck b-r treit. 

12 I was commi:ted irommy birt 8, 
with thee to cave abode ; 

Siace I Kasin ny mothers won.”, 
thuu batt been ay my God, 


1x Then Lord depart not now from mee, 
in 1h:5my preſ-nt grief; 
Since I pave Love to be mine belp, 
my {uc.cour ard relief, 
t2 5» mat y buls de coinpalle me, 
tOat be full firorg of brad : 
1ea, vuls ſo faras raough they bad 
12 Laſnan held been fed, 


:3 They Z4p* upon me greee. ly, 
a5 thuuga rhey Woud me May; 
Much like a lyon roatipg gut, 
and r2mgicg tor tisprey. 
14 bu: I irop ZoOxFR iKe water ihed, 
my jaynt>infuuder oreakK, 
Aire 2Sart doth in my body melt, 


111 2 wait azainit the teat, 


1; Avdi:kea potſh-ard Yryes my lrevged 


ny torfue tcleavert toaſt 
Uritainy ja%3, 2114 I aw brovug be 
to duit of dear; arlait, 
:6 Ard mauy digs dv compade me, 
32d xt ked couniclieke, 
| Conl; ;reagaiuilt me curiecly, 
| they pierce mine bardsacid feet, 


:3 I xasrormented, for: 1 
:n:o0hrall iny bones bavercid : 
, Yer itil] Upan rethey do Jock, 
a24ltilliazey me Lebold, 


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13 \ y my nNeuiy Lacy ! devided eke, 
in AT anna? bem a! : 

or mny coat faey did cnt Jorss 

ro whom it m.garbefall, 


19 Therefore þ "AY ! h- e ol. ng! farre, 


fron meaciny gre: n-ed, 
But tat. 1 fb: INTE tiny (treng:b, 

to t-'p me Larl? make{ .ecd. 
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ir0:m the fayriLuynd fave my toule 
oy thy nega ad thy =pap} 

Aad keep wy { -n]c thy dariicg deare, 
119,414 dogs that woulidevoure. 


311 Andtrom the Ly4ns mouth that wouuld 


me 2.1 in faader Mtver : 

And t:om th- acraes cf Uuicornes 
Lor4 ſafely me deliver. 

12 Thiculhaill ito mybrethcen ail, 
thy aiajeity record), 

Aod i: the Church thall praiſe the Name 
of thee the liv.ng Lutd, 


exalt bim Jaco fe : 
Ar4:hut O boiſe of Ifacr!, 

looke thou him fear and dread, 
:4 Gur be d-[piteth nor the poore 

Q2 rurmne:Dtoaxay: 
H:s Coumetauce whentbey doe calls 

bitgraneth rota cry, 


2 jAmocrgitrte lock that feare rbeLORD, 
I will rhege fore proc Jaime : 

T:y j:aiſe , and keep my pruinile made, 
ior fe URL forth iby %M® 7 

26 The poore {li2ll eat and be ſuth 2d, 
and thoſe thatendevourec : 

To yy "x tbe Lord, their heat ts {hal live, 

a praile tim everimore. 


— v1 earth ſhall praiſe the Lords 
ant turie to bim for gac? 

Tie 0-41.00 tolk jnall worttup him, 
befo.: bis bleed face : 

23 The kio:come of the heathen F.lke, 
the LOAD ihall bave theretore : 

And bs &:a!i be their Governcar, 
a King for evermore, 


29 Tat rich mano hiignodly pits, 

In. 1::i-ed and talt aifo : 
*$ preſence worſhip him s 

ar Te 2X tacit knees ful | low, 

39 Al! harthaligce.luwanr 09 134it> 
of life by bim (hall caſts 

Yay fe2d all ſ-rve a'14 praile the LORD, 
wail azy werld ihalltlaſt. 

31 Myſ:ed \ ial ctainely ſh-w to em 
that (hall BDe!: rae hercatier: 

tice a241 biStright eouturtle, 

and all b:. workes of wonder, 


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| thbe:cnter rave talt b\ 
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tY20 doth he me hone. ils . 
ConduCGirg me in Bis rigb: ; 1 


| evenftor hi*« owne ramesl.te. 


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4And thoughlwereeven at drains docge, 


| \ ad Fould [ feare noa1- ; [ 


, For with ity rod 21d ſhzepheards crook, 
| I anconf ited il. 


| 5 Thou baſt my tadvle richly deckt, 
| in deſpiabt o6 my fo- 
Thou haſt iny k-ad with blame rettefht, 
| iny cCupdoth overflow 
| $ And nna'ly *hile brea;h oth lait, 
thy grace ſkull me deter 

And inth- bouvle of God will [, 

ny life fur ever lyeus, 


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| C) G2d the earth dothappertaine, 
| With allthings yreac ant (mall ; 
| Tae world alſo 1s his demaine, 
| with the Indaellers i). 
2 For he hath fou?-4-th er full fat, 
| above? the lal.-(-a ſtrand ; 
| An] ftablifh ir Vabide an lat, 
| aud onthe tiovds to itand, 
3 Now who is te:hat ſhall up po, 
| into (ods bhuly bill: 
; AnJio his boly Þ [Jace alio, 
| «5 (ha!lcontinus f:!!, 
+ The mat whoſe hands nv wrong bata - 
| *who'e heart is pure aqf{neat : 
| Whoſe wi 1 for vanity nor ſoopht, 
| nor ſworoe hath wirhdeceir. 
| 5 Hethat 15 tuch the Lord will {eal 
h's blefſicps him von : 
Aud rih:eouſaeſſe unto $.uu lend, 
ſnatl God bis {atvarion, 
| £ This ts the ttock and 08-ipring ckes 
of thoſe rhar ſearch for thee : 
| Or them, O Lord thatthytacc ſ-cKe, 
an{tru- [fraclitcs be, 


7 Ex3lt your heanls ye gates ON hiv, 

| y= coores: :hatlalt foraye 

| !tryfu the King ofglory 
haltthro ta you Take bis way. 
; $ Whotsrhis Kanr fo plarions, 

the ſtron7 andmigaty Lord > 

' Evenhe that 1> victorious, 

| i0Hatrellrtride Sy ſword, 


9 Exalt vour a-ads ye 7a7et ch bir, 
Ye iloores that Jait for ay 
Be hfr, (2 +h+ King of 2lory, 
| (bail thruugh vou make bis way, 


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10 Wa. :;5tbis glorious King, I fay ? 
| the Lot of buſts nit tiÞ ; 
Fren Þ- 14 Kirg,, ard (nall be av 

of everiai'igolory. 


PSALTME XXY. 


Lift my breart to thee, 

my Gciand 7uide moſt jul : 
' Now ſtf-r me tv take no fhame, 
' for 1athee do- | rrult, 
2 L-tnortny foes rezoyce 

ror makeaſcorne of me: 

Aud let rh-m nor be ever:bruwne, 
| that put their truſt 18 tace, 


3 But ſhame {ha!l them befal!, 
whick harme me uravtully: 
| Therefore thv ; atb$ 114d thy rig pt «ayes, 
| unt-: me Lid deſerie, 
4+ Dire& mein rhyrruech, 
and teach me | thee prav : 
Thou arr my Go 1 and Saviour, 
| onthee I waitalway. 


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5 Thy merciss mar if.,Id, 

| I pray tbree L-rd rememoer ; 
And ekerhepitty pleotifull, 

for they have been tor ever, 

6 Remeinb-r not thefaults, 

| ar! frailty of my yourd ; 
Remember no: how 1gncrars 

| I bave beerce of tby rructh. 


5 Nar af er:ny deſeyrc, 
l-t me tav wercy ant * 

But of thine c noe benign ty, 
Lord have m< in thy mic, 

? Hi> mercy 15 full ſweet, 

|; his rru»tha pert- RF guide : 

T be: =tore the Lord will fnners tneaGh, 
aud fuck as g9e a'tide, 


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» 9 Tac houmblehbe wil! reach, 
b1s Hyeceprs for to keepe 
Re T1}. rett in a.l his waves 
:thejioa ly ard tho meeKe®, 
, 1c Fora ithe Wayee: t God, 
grove truer ad mercy both: 
| To them that i: -=pe bis teftamear, 
the witnefſ- of his troth, 


- bo!v Nare, 
See JullTkrats 

; To prart me ds tur my fnne, 
for it: 15 wondrous gre:T, 
12 Who: dorn Fearn tÞe Cori 
| the Lord wil tin direct: 
| Tolead tiilife icferh aways 
as te doth Teſt accept, 


1r Tow for thy 
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| 23 Fs fouls ſhall evermore, 
!n-ti-dwellard itande 
9's {2-4 and hs roferity, 

t1uberite {ha!i tbe jland, 


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14 Al thoſe tbar foare tte Lo: 
know his ſecrer inter 
Ard unto them be doth declare, x 
| his wiiland teſtamevr. 
\1t5g Mite eyzsandeks my hoxrt, 
| tum [ will advaule 
Toatpiucke my f-er out of the {aro 
þ 4 ON Ce A,arte, 
| of hinneand ipnoranc- 
5 W..2 mercy mevehol4, | 
torneeT make my toanc - 
' For 2m poore and deſ.litc, 
and.omtortl-(f- {3c 


>. The 15 a my 2cart, 
are multiply? {inde : 

Briog me ouiet Bb m;l - 
ne*celli:y and nee! 

1: Bebhuld my poverty; 
mine ang'itilh and wy pine : | 

{emit mV 1l:neacd m:ze ofnences | 
and inake meelcane afain* 


19 OLor] bebold wy fc -:, 
box tbey doe [till jecreaſe, 
During me @ ith Ceadly bate: 


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' 4 tha! faice Mould jive itt reals, 
209 P re {ory '©and kerpe wy f_uis, 

| and ekedeliver me; 


Ard l-t m+« not be overthrowne, 
Cali itruſtinonrkee, 


21 Let my fimple pireneT:, 
mr" f.o!1 mine ene mrs (heng ; 
D2:a. 1 - lic ie as J1=.: tr1e 
Nat thos Ip 


v1} me deteud, 


-* HE iverLer ity fol 
a1 fend rhe tn ſor vietie ; 
— I 928270 oy choſen If ael, 
| froumalitn-irvathbatdyttet:, 


I O-3t0emtijvdoe, f x! 3+: ond | 

., | IS Upright, 16 5nt plan: 

Ia God my tut ba, 
«Who tnailin- {$i tyutatn, 

' 2a Prave me, () L514, t-ythoa my 75.9 
m1:e bear' *x2am me *Ke, 

3 Sitdin my hphrty proce r-mains, 
thy egruta Tl tle and iceck. | : 


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2-:7 deeds 16:4 d-ſpiſ- 
To th-m 1 wotiil rot once retort; 
| we: hurtful thicgs deviſe. | 


7, MipzkhardsI waſh, 
tn workstpatate i, gnt: 
Sento thive attar I wake {pred, 
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4 Tza: I might ſpeak & preachrhe pra.ſe, | 19 Aittorbh my parents me fl fike, | i | 
| !batdoch belupg to rhe ; | The Lon yot wil me rate 11d Ray 2 | 
' AnJ ſc declare how wondrous wayes ' My foes jer ſnares mein torats, | 
| tbuu haſt been good ro me, | Bu: Lord, !feaf meintherict rs», | 
| It Unto mine adverſiries [tif ; 
2 O Lnrd .th:ne houſe I love moſt dear, | Lordgive menorinany v''e : | | 
| ro ine it doth excel : | For wigneſſ- fa'ſ-, with words wr ul, | 
| hare duliybr > and wouvidee near, | They (fcek agaiait ine to deviſt, | 
x hereas ty grace dCorh dove 1, : 
© Cn garter not my (oule with them, ; 12 1 {n-vol4 waxes faint, andC.re difnaide | ; 
| to lin tbarbend ther will, | But:hatId:dbele-ve to fee | S 
Nur yer my life amongſt :boſe men, | Gods goednetde in that Land diſplaide, = 
that thirlt mu.b blood to ſpil. Whereas bis faitbtull fervais bÞ, by 
| 1; fop* inth= Lord and be ron Orcop - 
:0 Whoſe bands are beapt ard ſtuffed ful | He comftort will cojrc hearc indeed. | 3 
of traud. de.eir, aud yu le ; | Truſt in tte Lord and think nor long, | 2 
And their right band for bribes doth pul, | For be will lurely come with ſpeed. | k, 
and pluck with wronch and wile, 
11 Bur 110 righteouſnetſe intend, | PSALME KXVIIL 
my tim* and Jaye: to ferve | 
Hive mercy, Lord and ine defends | TY art,O Lord,my ftr-ngth an] Bay> | 
{o that 1 do not ſwerve. | rhe ſuccour which I criye ; | 
Neglect me nor left Ibe like | 
:2 My foot is aid? gainſt all adayes, to then thar go rograve, | 
it {[tandetb wel aud rigbt : | 2 The voice of thy ſupplant heare, 
Therefore , © Gyud chee willl praiſe» | that unto thee doth cry; 
19 all rhe peoples ſight. | When [ lift up mine bands unto | 
thine holy ark molt hie. | 
PSALME XXVII. 
3 Reputs me votamonreſt the ſort 
Re Lord my light and bealth will be, | of wicke1 and pervert: | 
| For whatthen (ſhould I be diſmaid? | That ſpeak right fair unto their friends, | 
{ My itre-2:h and iife alf.» is be. and tbik full ill io beart. | 
Of Whom then fhou'd I be afraid ? '4 Accordirg to their handie work, | 
2 When that my furs (mea vile and ya.”) 2+-they cette yeindeeld ; | 
Avrproached near my f-ih to eat : ' Acdafrer (heir inventions | "< 
They itumbl- in the (-If fame rrain, ler thein receive their meed, | Qs 
\hica they for me laid by decent, | 5 For they regard notbirg Gods works, | 
| pi : bis Iaw nor yet his lore: | 
: Againit me though there pitch an boit, Therefore will oT them, 2nd their ſeed, i 
Mne beart from fear yer {ar ir 1s, | defiroy f-r evermore. | . 
TLOETA WALL de rrfen with great blaſt, '6 Torender thanks unto the Lord, 
\ Yer will Il Cajely ruſt 3a this, | bow great a cau'e have 1: | 
4 Ove thiug I bavethe Lord beſought, | My voice, my pray*r, and colnplaiut | 
That I may 1a b1s boul- {ti!] dovell, | hat beard fo w. thus! c | % 
To fee this beauty paſhng rbought | et == oh ate | | 
9 ice Y P [4 bd | - . | 
, !.3remple eke wbich dorh excell. | 7 Heis my ſhield ard forcitule, ; 
my buckler iu diſftrefl- : : 
5 for inthe time of troubles preat, ' Mine bope ,mine bealth, my bearts relief, 
'!:5 tabernacl» ſhall me bide : | my ſong ſhall bim contetſe : | : 
| "lis fccre: tents ſhall be my ſeat, ; $ HeiSour itr-ngth ard our Cece, | 
&nlonarocke Ih: ll abide. | our enemieSto reliſt - | ; 
5% A:4d new mine head lifrup will by, | The heakh and the ſalvation, | » 
Abov® ;ny foes which work ſuch fraud: of his elect by Chritt, w 


 W1rh facr hee and offering « f.c2, 
' W:thin bis tents I will him laud. 


7 My vice, O Lord letir rake place, 
| With trer_ir hear me When I cry, 
3 When thou didit ſay, Sexk ye my face, 
 V/irb full conſent, Lo bers quoth I. 
2 Hide not therefore tby face mc fro; 
- Nor in tby veratb thy ſervanr ſpill. 
| Tzo4 kait me befpt {rhe leave nor fo, 
> Ccd of hcaicb, beip thou me Riijl. 


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| 9 Thy people and thine berirage, 
| Lord bleye © guide and preſerve . 
| Increaſe them, L wad, :nd rule their hear:* 


that they may ne\cr (WKerve. | 


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| >! Ire rothe Lord ye Potentates, 
ye rulers of the world ; 


' Give ye all pra.ſe, honour , and ſtrengths | 
| unto the living Loud, | 


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2 Givegloty to bis buly Name, 
and bonour him alone : 

Worihip him in bis majeſtie, 
vichin bis holy throue, 


3 His voice do+h rule the waters all, 
even 23 himſe;fdoth pl-aſec; 

He doth prepare the thunder claps, 
and governs all the feas. 

4 The voice cf Goud 15 of great force, 
and wondrous exceileut ; 

It is moſt mighty ineff R, 
and incſt magnifhceat, 


5 The voyce cf God doth rent and break, 


the cedarrtrees lo long. 
The C-dar trezSTn Libanus, 
Khich aremoſtbigh and ſtrorg, 


6 Ard makes them leap like a3 a Caifc> 


or *!l{- the Vaicorne : 
Not ovely trees, but mountaioes great» 
whereou the rrees are borne, 


7 His voice Givide:h flames of fre, 
ard ſhakes the wilderoeile : 


\ $ It makes tbe defarts quake for feare, 


that called is Cadcs. 


9 I: makes th< Hindes for feare to calve, 


and makes tbe Coverts pla:uc ; 
Then in bis Temple every man, 
his glory doth rociaiume, 


19 The Lord was ſet above the floods, 
ruling the ragicg ſea : 

So ſhall he reizn as Lord aud K:vp, 
foreveraid for aye. 


11 The Lord will give bis people power, 


*1n vertue to encreaſe: By 
The Lori will blefſe his chotf-u tulke, 
With everiaſting peace, 


P'SAL, XX%. 


A L land ani praiſe with heort & voyce, 


()1Lot{Tgiverto thre, 
Wh'ca diſt cor wake my foes re) yes 
bu. hailtexalied mee, 
2 OLord my God rornee I cryed, 
12 2:1 my paitcandegricte : 
Thou gav*3an car: 7nd did provide 
ts cale me with tcliete. 


3 Of thy 702d will iftov haft callback, 
my foule from b<l1 to fave ; 


Thou! dit relieve witcy itr-ngrh lid lacke 


an kepſt ii» fromtie grave, 


4 Siog praiſe ye ſaivrsabar vrove apd ſer, 


the goon! + of rhe Lord 
la mewory cf hs majeity, 
re)zoyce with one accord, 


s For why? bis anzer duta {pace 
doth laſt, ard flick agaiae ; 

Bu: in hi« favour avd his grace, 
alFayes doh life remaice, 


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Tuſh, I an ſure ty feare 1 5: 6 5! 


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befere tne day b2!i;ht, 
Ss Whenl enj;yed the welt oe yl, 
thys would I boatt act tay, 
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this wealth (tail no; drci\ a 


7 Forthou,©O Lori,otiny e204 or4ce, 
Haſt ſeor me ſtreugth aud ail : 


But «hen thou tuttedlt away thy taces 


my minde was {ure d {na.?4. 


3 Wherefore againe yet oidl cry 


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to thee, O Lord of migb: : 
My Gol with plain:s I did appiv, 
a2d prayd borih day and b gar, 
What gains in my blovd, faidl, 
it death deſtrov my cayes : 
Doth duſt Ceclaretty mayoldis, 
Cl yet thy erueth dye: t praitc 4 


10: Wheref re my God ſome pittic take, 


O Lord, Ithee defire :: 
Do not my tmple ſouls furſake, 
of help I thee re: vice, 


11: Then diditthou trg my griefe and wo, 


unto a cheartull ye : 


Tac 10uUrnDg were | $30! 'TTT9 kf ne fr Sz 


ad madit ine ty recjoyce. 


[2 Wherefore my foil» untelTir ily, 
ſhall ng ui (hy roy 5 

My Lo, my God, :'ott->wiilil. 
tive laudand tEauAo alway es, 


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FE.2rJ, Ipntrmry trot token, 
lerno:thingo a 1K me lilatue }, 
AStaut aitgull del yr mr, 
Aid fer me gti eto yams 
2 jjear- me, O Gud a: ibarancn, 
(09) 2-ipec me make $gyuy ſr:eed . 
Pe thou wy rocke and hi of Nunes 
mY fence ig tumue Of nnd, 


3 For why? as ones thy trevgrh is rride 


tbou att mY fort 4nd yo ger : 
Fertty Names fake b-:thuu gy gaide, 
and le>Je me in thy pow-r. 
4PJucke fo:th my t- et X SreakE the ſiacs 
U@bicy tb-y for me have lotd : 
T: ou art my ftr-nptn, andalln; pe 
1S l2:by migut and aide, * 


5 Toroathy hands LORD £ comm 
my fon whicais thy dl- : 
Fur x ty ? tbou paſt redeeined it, 
O LOND mv GOD mott ir 6, 
6 Itare ſuch folke as vill 208 pork 
Sromrtwgs to th abburd t. 
\Wheaih*y on trifles fot ehoje © 
my wuſtis inthe 1 ORD, 


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| » £Fkor I will iathy mercy joy- ; Meto defend with watch aad ward, | #6 i 
T ſee ir doth excell ; a31nAatown cf warre, | > 
T2zo0u ſeeit a-ben ought would me ana>y, , 22 Though in my beſte and grief, 1aid I | | 
an4 knoWeſt my foul full well ; | Lo; fee, I am reje& : { | 

| g Thou balt not I-fr me jn their hand, Yet, Lord on thee when I did cry, | 
| that would me over-cbarge ; wy plaint thou didſt accept. : 
| Bur thou baſt ſcr me our of band, : | 

| to WalKaltoad at large, 23 Ye Saints love yethe Lord, 1 (ay, | 


| t he faithſull he doth guide : 
| o Great gri:f, O LORD doth me afſaile, | Andto the proud be will repay, | 


| 
| ſome p.ty ona me rake ; | according to rheir pride, | IJ 
{ Mine eyeSWAaxe dim » my fight doth falle, | 24 Be ſtrong ,8 God (ſhall ſtay your heart, O 
| m; wor b: for wor doth ake ; | be bold ye that arc juſt, 4S 
| 10 My life is worne with griet and paine> | For ſurethe Lord willtake your part, | 
| mY years io wore arepaſt ; ith ye oa him do truſt, | b- 
| My ftrength is gone , and through difdaine | 
| n.y bones corrup. and waſte, PSAL, XXXI1. gr 
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| 11 Among wy foes Iam a ſcorge, T He man 18 þleſt whoſe wickedveſle, T3 
my friends are all diſmayed : | the Lord hath cleaue remiited ; ; 
| My neigbboursand my kinſmen borne» | And be whoſe ſip aud wretchednelſe | > 
| to ſee mee are afraid, : is bid and allo covered. | 
| 1: As men once dead are out cf mind, 2 Andbleſt is he to whom the Lord, | 
ſo am 1 now forgot : 1imputeth not hisfio :; 'Y 
As {.nalleFa& in me they find, | Which in bis heart bath bid oo puile, } 
as ina brgkKoa por, nor fraud is found therein. 3 
| 13 I heard the bragt of all the rout, 3 For whilſt that I Kept back my flu | ; y 
their tbreats my mind did fray» ia ſilence andconftraing, | 
How tbey conſpii*d , aud wept about My bones did weare anQ waft away 
| rctike my life away, with dayly mone and plaint. | 
'* "| 14 Bu:LORDIrruſtin thee for aids | 4 PFornight andday thy hand oo me | 
noARo be over-troad : ſo grievous was and ſmart ; " 
For Icoufeſſe, and ſtill bave ſaid, That all my bloud and bumors moift | 


thouartmy LORD aud GOD, to drinefſe did couverr, 


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| 5 I did therefore confefle my favir, 


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15 The length cf all my life ard age ao<all my ling Aiſcever : 


O LORD, t$iothy band: 
| Defend we fromthe wrath and rage, Then —_— O Lard dudlt we forgive, 

of them rbat me withRaud. | andailmy uns pale over. 

15 To m» thy ſervane, LOKD , expredſ:, s The bumwple nao (hall pray therefore, 


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And ſlave me L '@; R D for thy goodoefle, $9 that the feads C f waters proats | 


| thy wnercy aod thy grace. | {ball bave oo power on bin, 
| | | 7 Whentroubleand adverſity, (> 
| | 17 LORD let me not be put te ſhare, dce compaſſe me aboar ; 
| for that onthkee I call, | Thouart my refuge and my jay, | , 
| | Butler the wicked beate the blame | and thou doſt rid me out, Co 
acd tarto their grave fall. | $ Cone bitheraadIxiilthee teach, ; A 
13 O Lard make dumb the:r lips out righ: | bo'v thou ſhalt walk aripbe ; \ 1 
«hich are adit to lies; And wiilthee putde a> I iy ſelf, . 
| Ard :rueliy with pride and ſpight, haie learu?d by proof and tg bt, | 


azainitthe jult deviſe, 


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g Penot ſo rude ard ignozact | 

13 O towgreat pgcod baſt thou in ſtore, as is tbe horſe avd mule : | 

laid up and down for them, ' Whoſe mouth uithout a raine or bit, | 

\-- | Thx: (e2v- and rrult in thee before ſ:um barine thou canit uct rule. | 
E-4 the tons of moriall mev. 19 The wicked inan {hail manitaid, | 


ſorruwesandpiicfs fſuſtaine * 
Burt unto hun that rruſtSin God, 
biygoodnetic ſhall remaine. 


iz De merry therefore in the Lord, 

| ye juit lifc vp your voyce : , 

| F-21 Tanks totte Lord ! har hath Jeclar*d | And ye of pure ard perfett bear!, 

|  _ ©4 m2 hizprace fofares be gladand eke reoyce, 

P-S A be 


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| 22 Thy preſruce doth them tence & quide, 
| from 1 proud brags and wrongs : 
W.:hin thy placetbou doſt them hide, 
frum all the ſtrife of toOnzue3, 


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V E righteous ingtbe Lord rejoyce, 
it is a ſeeinly tight, 
T hat vpr;ght men withthankfull voice 
{ho.uld prarfe tbe God of might, 


| 2 Praiſe ye:tbe Lord with barp and ſorg, 


in Pſalmes and pleaſant rhiogs, 


' With Jute, acd ivitrument amorg, 


that ſounderh wi:h ten ſtrings, 


3 Singto the LORD a ſong moſt neww, 


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with courage give him pra:ſ: ; 
4 For why*aisworl is ever trucs 
bis works ,and all tis wayes, 
5 To judgement,equi:ie anJ right, 
be batb agreat gocd w.l: 
And with bis gifts be do:b delizhr, 
the earth throughout to fil. 


s Forby tbe word of God alone, 
the heavens all were wrovgat : 
Their hoaſts and powers every one, 
bis breath to paſſe bath brougb-. 
7 The waters great gatbered bath be 
on beays within the (hore : 
And bid them in the deprbs robe 
45 in an houfe of itor:. 


$8 Allman ca-arth beth leaſt and moſt, 


f-ar Godard Feep bis law, 
Ye that inbabi:e iueach coaſt, 
dread him and ſtayed in aw. 


9 What de command:d,wrouvght it Was, 


at Cn. with preſe: tlve-d, 
Wha: b: d--th vii is brougb. to gale, 
with fuil efcQ indeed, 


| 
| 20 The counſels of the ration* rude, 


the LOKD doth bring to nuugtt; 
He do:h def-arr:e mul tral 
of 1beirdeviſe av 1ibulgtt. 
x12 Bu bred cr-eSqhU i. "Nl, 
b y nev-+ N..k vor lRag- : 
Thc row Sb hangar el 
rak- rt avCi) .» ty B80. 


t2 Ardb) fa Heyrowh mil LOR 


2 Gudantau Je ntKkiats 

Worm eedunp.c: f:. t:iutere accord, 
*Qg ?ak- bn a Aa. on, 

L3Tone Lud fo 1. peace 
cD mUcniror aloyd thy 

14 Cut? rg tf om his eat Cf in iy dt) 
the 0a eltljers Gu thecartkt. 


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(7 Thetroups of botfemmen eke {hal fai 
th-ir turdir Reeds (hal Nerve : 

The Rrength of borie (hal not preyail, 
the rider fo prefſzrve ; 

i3 Dut io, tte eyes of God intend, 
and gatcbro aid the juſt : 

With ſuch as fear bimto off-nd, 
aad on bis goodneGe cruſt, 


19 That be of death and a'] diſtrefe, 
may let their ſuuls from dread, 
And ifcbat dearth the land opprede, 
in hunger them to feed, 
29 Wherefore our ſoul doth ſtil depend 
on God our ſtrength and ſtay ; 
He is our ſhield us ro defend, 
and dive all daits away. 


21 Our ſou! in God bath joy and gane, 
rejoyciog in bis might : 

For why? in his moſt boly name, 
we bop- and much d-1'g br. 


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2 :Tberefore lettby goodnefſe, O LORD, 


{11] preſeat with us be : 
As we al ayes with one accord, 
do vuely iruit in thee, 


PSALME XXXIV. 


] Wil give laud 22d Fonour both, 
uni0the Lora alas aye; 

aul eKe my mouth fr everin;re, 
ina: ſpeak unto b s proviſo, 

: Idoedelighr ro laid rhe L KD, 
10 ſoul- ard ecke to voy «=: 

Toar aumbl- men, aud mort. hd, 
may deatacd {, rejuyce, 


3 Th-r-f -- feetbar ye n:agnihe 
wit m-etatlii-p Led: 

And] i. now exal:t h » ia liEs 
rogetberaurboea.co:), 

+ Frrlvy cb biſigertt:. Liurd, 
Deane dvegarn:; 

A143 ae d-:ivir i "ICS *1 EI 8 
tram ail iu. f.aracd au, 

- 2 {ff -4-y no rtar bim betuld, 
ili. lh e no big be moiſt leary: 
w-4i wi.U NTEQOAN e (hai! U1GTTE Cailit, 

to-y reed 1: pot to ſear, 


a. hs 


$5 Toinily wrer heroſone feliecf 


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15 The Leril ſay, vb: ſ- kand y wrovget | 


ma! $nrar: aid doth it fiarns : 
For be alouc totb Know the rhoupBr, 
acd working lt be ſnine, 
14 A Kivg that rruteth io his boalt, 
ſhal uv; prevailat lecgth: 
The man t&2: of his inigbr doth boaſt, 
{hal fall for all bis (treagth : 


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unto the L:r) did call. 
\'Vio did bln bar » t. bout dr lay» 
aud rid Lim Gur of rthrall, 


7 The Angelof th- LORD dotb; itch 
b.srentsin every Place, 

To faveas ſach asfearthe L r?, 
that notbiog them deface. 

$ Talte, andcontider well therefore, 
that Gcd is good arid juſt ; 

O bappy man rhat make:b b:m 
h:s$uLtly ſtay and truſt. 


g þcal 


SANS 


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2 {ear ye the Lord bis boly Ones, 
| a'-,ve all earthly thivgs. 
| zor they that fcar the living Lord, 
are fare ro lack norbing. 
' to Tre l.on ſhalibe hanger bit, 
| and pinde with famiue mach : 
' Jut 45 for them that f:-arthe LOR D> 
| zo lack ſhall be to ſuch, 


| t1Come vear therefore my children hear, 

a1d to my words give ear; 

| I ſhal you teach the perf-& way, 

| how yethe LORD {hallfear. 

' 12 Who is the man that would live long) 
and lead a bleiſed life ? 

13 See thou refrainthy tongue and lips, 
from alldeceit aud (trife, 


14 Turn back tby face from Joing iil, 
| aud do the good!y deel 
. Eoqu:rz for peace and quierneſle, 
| ard f,low it with (;ced. 
15 For why ? the eyes of God above 
2pontac juſt are bent : 
His eares I kewiſe do hear the plaint 
of the poore innocent, 


' 15 But he doth frown,and bend his brows, 
| upok the wicked train : 
| And cu 5s away the memorie, 
that Ciculd cf them remain. 

17 Butwh-o rhe juſt do calard cry» 
the LOR D dath bearthern lo, 
| Thatoat of pain aod wiſerie, 
| forthwith he lets them go, 


 13The LORD is kind, and ſtraight at hand 
| toſuchas be contrite ; 
| He faves alſo rhe ſorrowfull, 
| the: meck and poOor?® lo \pr:te. 
t9 Full many be the milertex, 
t hat 1ighteoug mendo ſutfer; 
Bu: ou: of all adverhi ics, 
trke Lord doerh tbein cCeliyer. 


20 The LOR Ddoth ſo preſerve ard keep 
t > very bones alway, 
| T.at notfo wich as one of them, 
45> per: ot A-C2Y. 
21 Tur ti fhail fit'y rhe wicked man, 
wh:.h be buvi It- ba:b wroup ht: 
Agitiuch as bats the riphrecousSmMA::, 
ihaii foon te brought ro nougbr. 


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22 Burth=y Ha: f-ar the lining LORD, | 
the LORD dGdorh ſave itB-in tou; d, 


Aci wa' that pur their rruſt :nh:m, 
| Butticg (hall rhem confourd, 


SR ST SON 


I CRD fl-ad my c:uſ- againſt wy fas, 
; £4, confuulrdit-irflr eand m:i;.6T - 

' Figet 08 my part againſt all thoſe 

| that icek with me to fig br, 


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| 2 Lay hand upon the ſpear a ied, 
| thy ſelf in armour dreile , 
' $Srand up for me, and hgbr the $21, 

to help me in diſtreiſe, 


mine enemies to withſtand. 
Then LOR D unto my foul thus ſay, 
| I amtbine help at hand. 


| 3 Briog forth the ſo-ar aod ſtop the way, | 


' 4 Confound ttem with rebuke and blame; | 


that ſ-*!;' my ſoul ro ſpill. 
L-t themturn back and file with ſhame, 
thatthink to worke me ill. 


5 Lettbembe ſcattered all abroad 

| 28cbatfe letthem be toit ; 

And by the angel ofvur God 

| difperſt, deſtroys, and loſt. 

'6 Letall their wayes be void of light, 
| and (lipperie like to fall. 

; And ſ-ad rbine angel with tay might, 
to perſecu:e them all. 


7 Forwby? without my fault they bave 

| in ſecret ſet theirgain 

; And for no cauſe bave digda cave, 

to take my foul therein, 

| 3 Whenthey thiok leaſt and have no care 
O Lord, deſtroy them all : 

| Let them be trapt in thelr own ſoare, 

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ar.dia thcir miſchief fall. 


9 Then (hal my ſoul, mine heart,and youce 
ja God bavejoy and weaitih, 

| That inrhe LOR D I may rjoyce» 

and in bis ſavi: g bealch. 

[10 And then my bunes ſhail -p:ak and ay 
my parts (hatlall agree: 

OL ord, though .b-y do ſeem full gay, 

what one 1» like to th-e? 


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1t Tbou doſt d- ferd the weak from thems 
toat-Tre ooh ſtove aud KRTOLB: 

A d eacilt * 7 Powter from um CKrdg nen, 
thitſpoiland dothem w:o'y, 

t: Azai {: me cruetmen did : iſe, 

tO 4: 15f{]- rhit ps untrue ; 

Audrt: a .culc me 011 div. fe 

cf.ta:l never knew. 

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{13 Ard «here tothe 1 bars good £11, 


| ibpey G12 my Wi 3c0{ 1-01: 
6 Or their ;uQtent WA) Driw ! $ =P 
a:1d Orin it y [ v | \ Zal:?, 


;4 Yet L «ber rbry wer ti toyuk tHU2 he 
an1ciad ny ſ---Finla K: 
With faſting I wy felie low v7 1 Cart, 
| twpily I vaSng: Naik 
' I; As$stamy f:1-nd ar brothers Gear, 
| I did ivy & f b-bave ? 
Aud aSone inaki:g Aotull cher, 
aboutnismo ner igrave, 
1s But itt my trouvies they did 30%, 
a.d pirber on @ Tout : 
Yea, 


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PSALME 


Yea , {ub: ject Ve; at me d dioy, 
with mocks and cheeks full tiourt, 


17 The beili@gods and flattering '7110), 
at fealt Mo me derife, 

They goaſh ibeir re-tb with grea: Cifdatn, 

| and wride rhenr n:outh af de, 

13 Lordwhenw'iltthouamecnd :n15 gear, 
wbyd.:{t thou itay and pauſe ; 

Oh nd my foul , replear wiihtear, 
out of theſe ly ors claxs, 


13 Soihenwilil givettariksto thee, 
befere the Churck alxaves : 

Aud whercin praiſe the pecy ie be, 

| there wiil 1 ſhew tby j--caile, 

| 26 Let not my foes prevail on ine, 

which bate me tor no tault, 

4 Nor yet to Winke or turgtbeireVe, 

| that caujelciſ: me aliault, 


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| 21 Of peace no word they thiake or ſay), 
| their talk is all untrus:: 
| They ftill-onſulrt, and would betray 

all rboſe that peaco erſue, 
23 With open mouth they rua at me 

they gape , tbey laugh, they tire, 
wel, wet, ſay tkey,cnrey- duth lee 

the (ting that we delire, 


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a5 Men bar failgbeir frien?. 
24 Azake, ariſe and ſt:r atioad, 
| deſe:d me 11 my righ: ; 
Reverng* my cauſe , my Lo+d, my God, 
| and aid me with thy might, 


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25 Accordivg tothy rightecuſr.efſe 
| my LOKD, God f-: me free; 
'] Andi-tno:them ther; r.08 ex; r2fer, 
: tO" tri pphever ine. 
1 26 Lortcortceir beatrs rejovoe ard ory, 
| there rbererhis geer port trim; 
; | Nor givethem cauſe to ſay 01 tie 
: we bave our wiki on bio. 


27 Coaffound them with re>uke ard ſhane 
that joy wacn Ito mourne:; 
Ard vaytbe:n bomeu ai tf. ite andbiame, 
thatSragat me with ſcones, 
9 Let ihem be giad and ekercjoy. ©, 
which: ye minGe upright Wa) 
Ard rhey all times with heart ard voyce, 
{hall ; raiſe the LORD, and [iy ; 


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MPIASLSME ALLEY 1, 


| He KijCK cc deels of : h e Ha, 

| Unto mire keartdo airncye plan 
| I Bat f-ar ©t cr9d ; in him ; $5 GRE, | 
2 Thouzk hÞ biinfelf would flatter fatn), 
His wickeduede is judgd, and krowQ, 


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; Wh ipr.orance bets repleat : 

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5 Thy mercies, LORD ty beaver reach, 
Tav faite!  Jedſriks clouds 4o Fieach: | 
4 Tv righteouſurfſe a5 mouUctalas Luger | 
, Thy jvYgemects deep no tongue Can 

| To Mai aud beaft hou art refuge, (reach, 


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' The {ons of men do tru inthes, 
'5 W-'iththeerbey ſhalbe fully f-4, 
; And taou wilt give them driuk tyli (ce, 
| Of pleaſant 1ivers largely ſpred. 


2 OGad, how great tby mercies be, | 


| 9 The cell of life 1s thine by right, | 
Thy brightnefe doth glve US our light, | 
10 Thy faveur Lord, to ſuch exrend, | 
As knowledge ttee with h-art upr 2b, 
| Thy righreoufuele to ſuch :nen icad. 


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| 11 Ler not the proud, O LORD prevat, 
NoT vain mens power make 1etoquall ; | 


12 Bur lo , they fillintheir device, 
They miſchief work with tuoth and nail, 
And fall, but can dy ca means riſe. | 


| SALME EXIVIL | 


| Rudz: nortto fee the wicked men, | 
| in wealthro ficurih ill ; | 
' Noryerenvieſuchas ion! 
hav bett and ſerrheir will, | 
2 Fora: freet graffe and ft 414 hing berby 
are Cit aud witheraaay: 
So (bail ith-ir great prof, critie 
{con paiic » tide , ai:d decay, 


3 Truftthou therefor: in Gol aloe) 
todoweligpive thy nivd- ; 

Go fitelittbou naverbe bocd avihine; 

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0 that the ſon even ar nook (ay, 
' {h4./tuorikiar talte fo brigat, 


» Ro 1.1 ther-fore and ſtedfaltly 
| 65 God tf-ethou wait then : 
Vor {nrinking fir ths proſper us Pate, 
ot iewd ani vickei men. 
e Sn1e off del, tgh:envies and bate, 
a: {-aitio airy wiſe: 
Their wick"dſtepsavcid and flee, 
and tollow nottheir guile, 


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deltroy both more and leſle ; 
But ſuch a5 trult jn him ars ſure 
r:e !and for ro poſlcile, 
| 1> Wa:ch but a while, and thou ſhalt ſee 
no morethe wicked rrair.: 
| No not ſo much as bouſe or place, 
where cnce he did remain. 


11 Put myAt ef ull and bumble men, 
enjvy that'll fea aud land : 

la r:Qand peace {halltbey r-yoyce, 
fi Tf 1.122t {hall th-m x:taitand, 

12 Tac lead men aud malicious 
$>ainlt ihe jult couſly irc ; 

T..r gnaſhtb:irterth at h:m, as men 

400 do his bave defire. 

Zut while tbat lewd menthns do think 

me LORD [aignsb m to ſcorre: 

For Wzy ? he {:eih rheir time approach 

| «h-:: they ſhall vyb and mourue. 

14The Wicked bave thei! (ord ourdrawr 
txe cr bow ek? bave they bent, 

To overtaros an} kiilthe pore, 
a5 they the tight way wear, 


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15 Bur the ſame ſ&ord ſhall pi-r-e their 
waica was fo kill :tejultt (bears, 
L.xcwile the bow ſhall break ic ſhivers, 
whereintney put ;beirtraſ., 
15 Douileſſe the jult inars poore eſtate, 
S better a great dral ing e, 
Thecalithelſe jea'd 2c,d worlily mens 
r'Chpompe and beaped (tore, 
i7 Firverhe rpower never (5 ſtronz, 
"941 will j: overthrowx ; 
Wrter? conarir h- doth pre(-rve 
Tae humble meg and low. 
13 He ſeeth by bis great providerce, 
Tze 2001 man: tradr and wiz Y: 
Anal o:!] pive then inber:cance, 
| « B'c2 wever fhatll ce. ay. 


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: whenf{ ne are Far4 b tied: 

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Shall quail, yea melt, even as Lambs greſe 
of ſmoak that flies abroad, 


21 Behold the wicked bcrro:x £4 mach 
and never payes again : 

Whereas rbe juſt with liverall pitt s, 
maKes many glad aod faio, 

22 Forith-y whom God duth ble ds hall 
the la if for beritage : (dave 

And tb-y wha be doth curſe likewiſe, 
ſl:all periſh io bis rage, 


:3The Lorly juſt mans ways doth guide 
ang gives them pood ful ile: 

To every thing he c,tes in band, 
he (ei.deth g:104 addr. tl. 


:4 Tnough th» hef»:Lyet is he ſure 
not 1 FLY Bo Guat: 

15-caule rbe Lur.1 puts Uur bi» tang, 
at need, aud duh not fail. 


» ; I bave been youpg» and now am old, 
yet did I nevet (oc, 

The juſt man lefc orelle bis ſeed, 
:0 b-g for wilerie, 

26 But yivesalzayes moſt liberally, 
and lends whereas 15need : 

His chyHdren and poltericie 
receiveot Gud their meed. 


27 Filevice ther-:f.,re, and wickedneſſe, 
apd vertue doe embrace, 
Sy God (hall grant thee | rg to have 
In earth a dwelliog place. 
25 For Gud ſv Joveth equities 
and (ſhew5Sto bis ſuch grace, 
That be 1referveth them alway, 
but iirzyes the wicked race. 


29 Whereas the good and godly men, 
inherit (tall rbe lard: 

tavicgas Lordsatlthings therein, 
'Drbeirown puwer and bard. 

32 The jult mans mouth doth ever ſpeak 
of mar ers wiitand hie: 

H.s ronpue dotb talk to edihe, 
with truth ard cquitie, 


31 For in Þis heartthe law of God 
L!> LORD, de:b itil abide; 
Sy that where ever be goes or walks, 
t:'> foor can never ſlide. 
Tze arcked hikea raverticy Wolfe, 
the j12it man detbh be fſcr : 
By al means ſceking Bin to kill 
21 he fallin bis pct, 


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ye. GOD would fuccour ſou : 
TocGcugh men comin bin ſent-n 

GOL Toy 4 Q:1 v=t deft- nd. 
34*Vair rhou on GOD AU, Kery bis way, 
te hall preſerve thc then, 
Tte earth tonrwle, and tic vn {Nt fog 
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3; The wicked have I ſeen moſt ſtrong) 
and plac*% in high degree : 
Floutiilhirg in al wealth aod Rore, 
as dcth the Jawvrell tree, 


| 36 But ſuddevly he paſt away, 


Then I bim ſouz br, but could ſcarce hade | 


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| 3$ As for tranſgreſſours wo tothem 


and lo, be wat quite gane ; 


the place where dwe]: ſuch oce, 


37 Mark and bebold the perfe&t man, 
bow God doth him increate : 

For tbe juſt man ſhall bave at length 
greatjoy with reſt andyence, 
deſtroy*d rhey ſballall be : : 

Ged will cur offtheir budding race, 
aad rich poltertwe 


39 But the ſalvation of the juſt, 
| doth come from God abbve : 
Who intheir trouble ſends them aid, 
of his meere grace and Jove, 
40 God doth them help, fave,and deliver, 
from lewd men and unjuſt : 
Aod {ili w.ll fave them , whilit that they 
10 him do put their truſt, 


PSALME XXXVIII. 


Ut me not to rebuke O Lord, 
P when kindled is rÞ:ine tre; 
Nor in thy fury me corrett, 
O Lord, 1 thee deſire, 


2 Forlo, on me poore wretch have ligh: 


thine arrows ſharp avd keen : 
And on my back thine beavie bard, 
to lye may well be ſcen: 


' 3 Sith tbou art argry Lord therefore, 
| no health my feih isjn; 
Nor in my bones reitletſle or more, 
by reaſon cf my hr. 
4 For Iv, my wicked doings, Lord, 
above mine head are gone, 
A greater load rben I a og; 
they lye me ſore upor : 


| 5 My wourds fo ſtinck ard feftered are 
as leatbſome 1s to ſee : 


berideth unto me. 

' 6 I am bowd down and crookr full ſore, 

through this my grear diittefl> ; 
That I paſſe over allibe day 

| with plaints and heavineſſe, 


7 lorwhy? with raziog bear throvghout 


my loyos are Wbole repleat: 
And in my fleſh co part at all 
| 1s fuund cr y.tcomplear, 
$ Sn weak ard feeble am I brou2 br, 
| and broker cke ſo fore : 
Thar even for very gricf ct heart, 
| 1 am compeld ro rore. 


| 9 My Thole requeſt, my Fgts 2!fo 


Which all rhrough mine own fooliſhnefle, 


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' 10 M.ne heart doth pavt,iny trengrh 
| migeeyes bavelolt their light. 
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11 My lovers acd my wonted friends, 
fiee this my plagueand grief ; 
' My kinsfulk they aluofe do itand, 
and ſhew mee no reliefe. 


12 They that did ſeeke wy life, laid ſnare 
and they that ſought the way : "1 
To due nec burr ſpeake iyes, and thoupy 
on treal Jn all tbe day- 
13 But asa deafz man I became, 
tha; c :uld gut bcarc at all, 
Aad as 02e dumbe, that openeth not . 
his mouth co ſpeake withall. 


' 14 Even aSthe man bJuth ceaf: & dumbe, | 

| that avſwereth not againe, | 

| When bee reprored is; {uch like 
am I become certaine. ( 

15 Forwky? O LORD on thee a ich hope 
I wait and doe attend : 

Thou wilt mee heare-my LORD my God 
aad ſuccourto me ſc:iid, | 


15 Heare mce in time, ſaid I, leaft tha 
| my fues {houl4q mee deſpiſe ; 
Rejoycing when they fee mee ilip, 
A bothben againſt m-e riſe, 
17 ForloeTI amalreadie brought 
to balt moſt ſCKamefully ; 
Avd ever prefeat mee b:-fure 
is my great miſere. 


19 For whiles thar I my wickedneTe 
in bumble wiſe coofetl- * 
Avd waile I for my fiatull deedes 
my ſurruwes do» exprefle. 
:9 My fues doe (ti;] remaine alive, 
| ard migbtieare allo ; 
, Aud they that bate mee wrorgfully, 
| in number hudgely grow. 


' 20 They are mine advetſaries eke, 
ttarill for good repay : 

Becauſe I follow with mine heart, 
and enſue goodoetle ay. 

" 21 Forlake niece no: tbere fore, O LORI 
bee oor far cf away, 

With ſecede make balt vnto mine help, 
O G OD, mine health aud ſtay. 


PSALME XXXIX. | | 


Said, I Till looke ro my wayes, 

I for f-are I ſhould goe wrorg ; 
L will take h-ede alitimes, tbar L 

| c}:nd n 3 with my tongue, 

| 2 A5xuib acit 1 will keepe taſt 

ny mGuth with force ard mighty 

Not nceto whilyterall the. while 
the wickedare in tight. 

i b-'d my torg ze 27d pake no wot 
but Ke p< mee civie 2Qad {t1l), 5 


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buth ſore againſt my #i.L 


Mice heart waxt botc within my breſt, 


with muſivg-tbougbr,and doubt : 
Which did increaſ- » and ſtir tbe fice, 
at laſt theſe words burſt out: 


5 LORD, number ou: my life and dayes, 


wich yet I baven:toaſt; 
So that I inay bee cer:it24, 
how long my lite {hal laſt, 
LORD thou halt pointed out my 1:72, 
in length much like a ſpan; 
| Mine ag* is nothing unto thee, 
ſo vaine is every man. 


|, Man walkerh like a ſhade ,and doth 
| in vaice bimſelfc a2noy, 

| Ly getting g00ds, and caonat tell 

who (halitbe fame erjyy. 


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what help doe | delire ; 
Of rruech mine bope doth hang on thee, 
I nothing elſe require. 


| g From a'l the fins thatI have done, 
LORD, quite mee vut of band : 
And make mee not a ſcorne to fogles, 
that no: bing underitand, 
to 1 ſhoul4 have beene a3 dumbe,and to 
complaine my lips vor move : 
Becauſe 1) ow 1t wastby work, 
uy patienc. fer to prove. 


I cano: then Withſtand : 
Forl con;ume,ad pine with fearr, 
Oftby mot beavy band. 
' 12 When thov v7 fin doſt man retuke, 
bes rexeth woeand wan : 
| As dow acloath that moathes bave fer, 
{ſo vaine a thirg is man. 


13 Lord beare my ſuteX give good heed, 
| regard my teares that fall ; 
| l ſcjource like a ltranger beere, 
as did my fathers all. 
14 Oh, ſparea li:tle, give mee ſpace» 
my freuzth forro reſto1e, 
Defore I goe away ſrom hence, 
avd (hall bze ſecne no mcre. 


PSALME XL. 


] Waired 1-:ng, and ſought the LORD, 
aod patiently did beare ; 
At lecgthto mee bee did accord, 
my vcice and Cry to heare, 
2 Hee piuck mee from the lake fo deepe> 
out cfihe mire and clay : 
And on a rock be ſet my feet, 
and he ci guide my way. 


3 Tome be taught a Pſalme of praiſe, 
Thich I muſt ſhew abroad, 

AO ſing vew ſongs of thanks aiwayes, 
unto the Loid our Gol, 


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When all the folk theſ- things ſhal ſee 


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| Then they unto the Lord will fee, 


and truſt upon bis aid, 


4 O bleſt is be whoſe hope and lteart, 
do:hinthe Lord rematy : 


| That with rhe proud doth take to part, 


nor {;;ch as lie aud faine. 


| 5 For Lord my God. thy woudrous deeds, 


in greatneſle far do paſis ; 
Thy favour towards us exceeds 
all thing that ever was, 


When 1 intend, and do deviſe, 
thy works avroad to ſhow ; 

To ſuch a reckoning they do riſe, 
therecf none end I know. 


'$ RBurct-off-rings thou didit not defite; 
SNow Lord fith thivgs this wiſe doe frame | 


(mine ears well vund-rſtand) 
Nor (acrince for to with fire, 
thun didit at all demand: 


; 7 BurikenſaidT, Bebold and look, 


I come, () Lor.l, r& thee: 


, For inthe vu lume cfcthy book, 


thus i51t wrice of me : 


| 8 That 1, 0 God, with my whole inde - 


thy willto do hke well: 
For in mine heart:tty law I finds 
faſt placed thereto dwell. 


' 11 Lord take fren me thy ſcourge 3 pla- | @ Thy juſtice and thy rigkteowineſlec, 


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io greac reſorts Itell: 

Behold my tongue no time (hall ceaſe, 
O Lord thou knoweſt it well. 

19 I havenor bid within my dreait, 
thy goodoelſe as by N-alth ; 

But I declare, and have expreſt 
thy truth, and ſaving health. 


I xept notcloſ: thy loving minde, 
that no mao ſhould it Know ; 
The truſt that in thy truth I finde, 
to all the church I ſhow, 
11 Thy tender inercies, Lord,from me 
withdraw thou not away : 
Bur ler thy love and veritic 
preſ-rye me ſtill for ay, 


12 ForI with m{.hiefs many a one, 
am ſac beſet about : 

My ſins ſuch hold bave take me ov, 
I cannot once look out, 

Yeatbey in number far exceed 
the hairs upon mine hrad : 

$2 that mine heart duth faipt for dread, 
ttar 1 almoſt am dead, 


13 With ſpeed ſend hejp and ſer ms free, : 


O Lord, I thre require ; 

Make haſte with ai4 2nd ſuccour me, 
O Lord, a: my deiire. 

43 Lerihem ſaſtain rebuke and ſhame 
that ſeek wy foul to ſpill : 


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that wiſh and would me 1il. 


15 For theirill ſeats do them deſtroy, 
that wc uld detace iny name® 
Who at me tbus do rail and crie, 
he on bim, he for ſhame. 


16 Let them intbee have joy and weal:t, 


that ſeek 10 thee alu ayes : 
That ſuch as love thy favirg tealtb, 
ay ſays To Gud be praiſe. 


17 But a+ for me Iam bur poore, 
&ppgr.n, ard brought full low : 

Yetthoy, O Lord, wilt ne reſtore 
ro bealib, fullwellI know. 

For whY?thou art mipe hope and truſt, 
myr f.pe,help and ſay: 


| Wh-r-fare my Gods as thou art juſt, 


with me no time celay. 


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T He man is ble that carefu!l 1s 


rhe needy to conhacer : 
kur iv $he.ſcaſon peritious, 
the Lord will bim deliver. 


| 2The Lord wilmake tim {afe and fuund | 


iv the a0, 
'Aeliver bim 
e» kard, 


' 3 Andin biebed when be lies fick, 


the Lord wi;l tim reſtore :; 


| And tbou, Ol.crd,wiit turn ro kealth, 


b:s{it:knefſe and his ſore. 


| 4 Then: in my ſickneffe thus ſaid I, 


bave mercte Lord, on me : 
And bez! iny tovil, which is full wo, 
thar Ictfended thee. 


| 5 Mice evemics wiſh: meill in beart, 


andrbus cf mecid (ay: 


, Wheo ſhallhe cicitara}l bis bame, 


way vaniſh quite away? 
6 And wienthey come to vilite me, 
ctey 1:Kkifl dou!) : 


But 14 :Beir bears wiſcbiefrhey batch, 


and totheir mate8irte!!. 


' 7 They bire their lips and whiſper (0, 


as th.vphrbeywould me charme : 


' Aud calt the: r fer. FE -> how COraD 


' $$0 me gricveusftabarhbtroght them to 


1 with {ome mortal! barre, 


this (1. knePe ſoy they plain: 


' Ke isSſol-w rta: wi bout doubr 


r:\- can hengct arain, 


i © The wan alfurhat 1 did rroſt, 


+ 'th ined fe. THI decet: : 


\L.D4 


 Wbku@a! my table ate my bread, 


tte ſame tCtiPc laid Aa". 


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10 Have metcie , L53r4, on me therefaw 
and let me b- (r:ferved : 


| That 1 may re 1der wuntothem 


rhe th:0gS they bave d: (:ryed. 


\ 11 By this I krow alſur:dly 


ty be beloved of thee © 


Wa-o that ininecuemies bave no cauſe, 
to rfiumph ver me, 


| t2 Bur 1g any r gÞt thou bait me Kerts 


and M2! a!aiiica alwaye I 


 Andinthy prfeace place afsigt? des 


where I (hall dwci1 for avec. 


| 13 TheTL: rd, the God of Iſrael 


be praiſ-d evermore: 


Ever, | 5 te i! » L >r41 Will I{iy, 


even ſo te it there tore. 


PSALME XLIL 


| L, ke astbe barr doth breathe and b 


tbe well.{pricfs ro obtain: 
Sv doth my {oul actir2 alAays, 
with 10e+ Lard, to remain, x 


' 2My foul doth thirſt, and would draw ne 


the {:ving Goa vo! mig ht : , 


| Oh, when ſhall Icume ard ap pear 


in preſence of tis jighi! 


3 Therearsalltimes are m; «1.2, 
© h:cE trom mine eYe do n.de - 
When wicked men cTy ©, {, {ait, 
whereis now Gud Ly puide? 
+ Alas whar griefisit wink, 


what freed;me oncel gag : 


| Therefore my ſoulas at p:, pryk 


is mult beavic and (ad. 


| Wher I did march in good aray, 


welifurniſht with my traic : 


| Unto the temple was oCf way) 


with ſorgs acd bearts moit fain, 


| 5 My ſoulu ty an thou ſad alwayes, 


aud fretitchus in my brett ? 


 Iruſt ſtill 10 God, for bin r9 praile, 


I hol4 ji: ever b:K, 


; Dy him I have ſuccour at wed, 


agairit all fainaud grief ; 


He is iny God who wit b all {-eed, 


w:illbaltero ſend rehict : 


| 6s And thvs my ſoul within me Lords 


doth faintrotbink upon? 


| The lard ct Tordap, and record 


the lice bill Heron, 


7 Onegrief another inJdath call, 


ai clouds bosſt forthrbeir voice: 


The 4 udsFevill tnzrco fall, 


IuNGover me Wirth neil-, 

Yi iby day fel: tis groduefe, 
rd de. p al al: all. ET? 
L:ikeve'fe by wigh: I diy nr orceaſe, 
the Liy.cy, Gct r: j) 3':le; 


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x lity, xliv.. 


21 pe!f. aied rbus to tay, 
ro d1:n K £5 pure pretence : 
Oo L »rd thou art my guide a' 14d itays 
my rot k and my defe: ice. 
W hv 4. | ttcq 10 petnyen- te, 
| hi:ct. fg ihe brad rbus walks 
Whi.e ttat min* enemies me oppreſle, 
| 2..dvexe mewita their talk. 


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ſes 


to For why? rhey pierce my inward parts, 
a ith pFacgi to be abborred : 

Wheo :tbey cry cut with ([tuobourn hearts, 
where 1+ thy Gd thy Lord, 

T1 So foon wiy diftthoufaint and quailes 

1y ſouic, Rith paice op;:re!l? : 

W:i:bth-igats *hy duit aby fe & adaile, 

lo fore Firatn wy breait, 


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12 Truſtinthe! ordrhy Go.) \ alwayes, 
ard thuu the rime Gha't -« : 

To give & i: thanks with laud aud praite, 
{ur bralth reftord to thee, 

P 


TS —HETTSE 


| from ob n chatevilltbe, 
11m Sicked 2 4 decciitulimen :; ” 
O Latrd ichiver me, 
2 Fout of my itrenyth thou art the Col, 
a by p ::*it thou me thee fro ? 
And wir waik I {o teavily 
Cpicted nitiiny toe, 


3 Serdelrihy ! 2 ht and eke thy trueth, 
a:dlical racwiilihy grace: 
\ Whica nay condee me to thy dill, 
and cortty iwclitig-jlace, 
4 Thea fnaiiIro the Atargo 
| of God my jy au cocere * 
Aad «tt my bar,: g.vettanks tothee; 
| O God iny God inuſtdeare. 


þ 
5 Whyar:t:houthenſo ſd my ſue, 
and fretit thus in my drett : 
S::4} 1fiſt in God, for him to praiſe, 
| boid iralwayes beſt, 
6 By b:nlI havedeliverance> 
* agairſtall pains andgrief: 
He i; iny Go{wbÞich doeth alaayts, 
at veed ſnd mereliete, 
, 


P $ AL. XN 1Y-. 


T'r earcs have heard our fathers tcl), 
Q a:.4 revVeren! ly record, 
WH Tac word;ous works which thou bait 
ee inaſfertimne, O Lard. { Canc 
> Hhus thou did caſt th» Gentiles ou 

atd {troydii rhein wich itfrorg "66 P 
Cat: inp vat fathers intheig place *, 

aud £21 7 tow themt vols land. 


g Thry COUQ i;»red Wor Jy {xo0rl a*':'T 
tte !aud of thy beheit; ({r-n gb 


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Bur by thy bans, tby arme, a'd price, 
becauſe 1h Nu hoy + chom: b = , , 

4+ IDouartmyking, O God:trt bolp 
Tac »b 11 ſundry wi: ( ſuch 

5 Led byiby power, we threw dun th 
as 41d agatnit uric, 


5 1I r:uſted not it bow nor (word, 
zey Cou'd nut fave meſ_urd 


7 Thou kept us ftrow out enemi-s © 4a” 
thou d:dit our foes confourd. 
3 Andq itill we boatit cu thee , our God» 


and; raf-rtoy yoly Name: 
9g Yet ncw :bou goeſt not with our kk, 
but leaveit us to ſhame. 


10 Thou madſ? us flee before cur toes, 
a. d{y weie overtrode : 


| Our euemles {yoi”Pd and rot?d our goods 


wacn we weiefpert a>road, 


'11 Th vu bat us g vrntoo! ir toe: 


Udege ave revenge try cauſe, O Lord, 


as (ſheep for 19 0: Aye, 
 Amcngſt the Leathen every where, 
(ca.t2red we do remaige. 


Thy veople thou batt fol ik: ves 
ond! a$atning of nog: : 
Cor profits none t0y haſt thereby, 
DO falllgt ail was fuugh:, 


'1; Aud co ourc*iphboirttou baſt made, 


_—_— XX 


of u5a liighlro Rucks, 
and ibuſe tb round adout vs dxcil, 
at us d5 + Jtinaild m9 K. 


14 Thus wef rve for ao other uſe : 
bur f;:raconmentalt: 

Trey mock ,they {c:.tne , and nod their 
where eare :beytover aalk, (hrads, 


'ts I amalſha.ned cv: rinvally, 


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tohearcrtheflewt Kked men: 
a , (21 Siuh »ifar all my face, 
w/;iteted is Coveica ther. 


;% Forwty? we heare ſuck flindroas 
\chialle rcPorts A041 lies : (xv1ds 
| Th ro B ;ti1S:ivſfce rheircies, 
th-ir tht earntops aud th-ircries, 
Fcr all Lin A & forget cot tbe”, 
not Yeliay Coi2iwantd break, 
12 Weturn 2; kbaick our Bearrs from thee 
ncr Yet ihy farths furſake. 


19 Yet thou b:it :roJe us Jown to duſt, 
wyhere d-ns of fraguns be : 

Anl coveredus « ith Shade of deat, 
aud oreat adverſity. 

12 if xe bad our Gnds navis forgot, 
ard help of idoles ſ5uphe; 

2 \Wovuuld nor God then haverned in 
fur he doth know our thou bt. 


13 NX<zy, nay, for thy Names ſake, OLorg, 


2:\Way-5ar* Fr {ainthus ; 
« thie ot Vntothe lhambles fear, 
$ iz bt [they doale ith vi, 


43 UD Lo rt, Khy Neepuit LOLLI a33aks, 


"att icar* us wet for alt 
Ht *3 Wah) 


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gw — — 2, woo oo ow _— ” Prey 


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24 Why bidet rbou thy countenance, 
and doſt forget our thra!l ? 


| 35 Fordown to duſt our ſoule iz brought, 


| and we gow at Jaſt caſt : 
| Our beily ike as1it were e lu'd, 


un'o tbe ground cleaves faſt. 

| 26 Riſe up wor for our detence, 

| and belp ys (Lord) at weed: 

We rbee befece for thy gooducfſe, 
toreſcce us with ſpeed, 


| 


PSAL., X LY: 


| 

A A Y heart dotk take in band, 
ſome godly ſorg to hug, 

| The praiſe carl ſhall (new tbereins 

pertaineth to tne Kipp, 

2 My torque ſhaib- as quick, 

| his bonour re e-'dite : 

As 1s the pen of any {. ribe 

| that uſeth falt ro write. 


( 3 © faireſt of ail men, 

| iby ſpeech is pleaſant pvr* * 
For God hath bleOed thee with gifts, 

| forever tocrdure, 

| 4 About thee gird thy ſword, 

tc0uU mizbry prin.e of fame ; 

| Waichistbe glory and renown, 

| and bouour of thy name. 


| 5 Gofcrchwithy 1oſperous ſpeed, 
in in-ekneC=reith and r vir 

{ And thy right band ſhall ibce inſtru 
{ in work3 of dreadfull miv kr. 

6s Toy ſhaftare ſharp, O king, 

| to piercetby tves hearts all: 

' Ther: fore ſhall cations the obey, 
and at thy feet down fall. 


i. 


7 Thy royall f-at , O Lerl, 

| fur ever ſha!l remaine: 
Becauſe the ſcepter of tby realme, 
d:.thrighteouſces mr.alſnta nr. 

8 Toourigkecuſ:ctle doſt love, 
and wickreduactie deteſt : 
Becauſe God hath atoin'ed rhec, 
Wie joy aDove the reſt, 


$ Of myrrhe 2nd caſlia, 

thy cloathes m.0't (weet (ſmell had, 

| Wher thou Cicit from thy palace paſte, 

| where they had wade thce glad. 

10 Amo: oſt tbe ladies are 
kingsdaughtersrigh demiire: 

At thy right ban! the queer doth (hand, 
arrayde ing 1d muſt pure. 


_ 


11 Odavghter take good berd, 
| incl ne and pi've good care * 
| Taou molt forgetihy kirdred all, 
| _ and fathers bouſc mott Yegre. 
12 So (halltbe K:vg Jdefir-, 
| thy beaury excellen: ; 


| Nw” TINT J A LM] E | xly. xlv3. 
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Re is tby Lord, therefore {balc thou 
to bovout bim be ben: 


13 The daiighters then of Tyre, 
with gifrs ful! rich to lee — 
Aod allitbe wealiby of the [214 
ſhall make tbeir fait to rhee. 
4 The 9augh.er ct tbe kivg 
is clorioeusto behuld ; 
Within bcr chamber ihe doth fir, 
deckt upia bruidred gold, 


' 5 Inrobes by needle wrought, 
and many a picalan:ihi. 7: 

Ard Virgius faire vu berto wait, 
(he commeth to the Kivg. 

16 They ſhalbe brought with ;oy, 
and mirth, ouvevery fide: 

loto the palace of the King, 
andtherethey thall abide. 


( O queev the caſc ſy tarde ) 
Thuu ſha t bavs ſo. $wbon thou mayeſ 
as Pris 10 all lands. { («,F 
13 Wher»tore tby boly Narne 
ali azes ſhall r1ccord: 
The pevy lr ſhall give rbavks to thee 
for eyermore, O Lud. 


PS4aAL. YL YL 


He Lord 1s cur defence 2nd 21d, 
T be lſtcergrn whereby we ftand; 
Whenwewithwo zre mulih difingid, 
we fouud bis help at tau, 
2 Though it*fcar:b remove w- will 


though biis fo kigh and fieep, (> 
Re thruſt aud buried bere and there, 
within the fea fo deep. 


| 3 Notho:gbtbe waves do rage ſo ſor 


| that ali the baokes it £1 ; 
Aodibough it overRuw the ſhore, 

and beat down inighry d1fs, 
4 Yet one faite flvod d« th ſ-nd abroab 


| bis pleaſant ſtxg.ams apace : 
| To freſh :be city c f our God, 
| and xalh hisboly place. 


5 Io midft of herthe Lori doth duel 
ihe can no whit decay : 

| Wi:t ſperdy belp , thoſe ihar revell 

| againſt ber God wil (tay. 

| 5 The b-arhen folk the Kiczgicmes fe 

th- people make a moiſe : 

The earth d: th me)lt and not appeare, 

when God j uts forth his voyce- 


| 7 TheLerd of hoſts dotb rake our 
| to us he bath a2 eye: 

Our kupe of health with all our beat, 
| ov Jacobs Gd doth lie. 
| 3 Caine tear ace fee wi bh micd XK th 
| tae werk.vy of cur Gal: 


. —— 


| What 3'oF: cri be þ 


| 9» By bim 4:1 ararres ate huſhr aud g2ne, 
«&b:ca> Co tntries did conſpire ; 
| Their bow be brake and ſpears each vue 
their chartvis Burge with hr. 


\o L-ave off tE-r-tore{(aith be)and Kuuty | 3 Wicbhin ber palaces, the Lor4 


1 an a2God inoHt ſtrut; 


| s:il{be pra? 4 ot high and ow, 
evena'! rac eaitn t=!rophout, 


;1 The Lord of hoafts Cork ws defend, 
he 15 Ou? Rrevg bv 2ud tower :* 

(00 ?iCubs God were Ao de::-ud, 
ev:U Un £'5 naiphty power. 


CIAL AAE XVI 


E: a'! {ik with 1GY 


4+ Cixp cavds ard rej. ye : 


A 1 hi.g ufo GC dt, 

' Wi:h moſt cdrartult voycs ; 
2 Fer hip2 131the Lerd, 
Apd trared 16 be : 

' The earth over all, 

A grea: King i» bee. 

3 In dining the folk, 

He bath ſo wril wreught, 
That under cur: feer: 

Wuoic bation are brought, 


4 An betirape fair 

tl- choſe us rg move, 

. Which Jacobenjoyed, 
Whum be {ov dit loves 

f Our God is gore ups 
With triumph aud fame: 


With ſcun4 ct the rrunperty 


; To witrefle th» ſame. 

6s Sing prayles to God, 
Sing praiſes 1 ſay. 
 TorbisS our great King, 
, Sirg prayſetalyzy. 


'* Fer of all the -arth, 
Our God ti: tbe Kiig: 

$Iich a5 underſtand, 

Now pfayſe to bim hg, 
2 Tt.c b-arben ro 1ue, 

Gol all dith rip nr ; 

, Who duth {11 pon 

Fi big throne remain, 


9 Yfavpeprincs- 46 cole 
 Vatu we 1.0224 tyuld: 

; Wa> at- 14 1s ſnreids, 

Fit CLUTCH UT, EGid a 

| For {hi * el25 uf the wor! d, 

' R- lov to tÞe Loid; 

| E.; raine ty Cxair, 

| Lec; vil MYQ 44.03u. 


| FS AE: XYLYL18 
[ETRES io the e EL. ori,aud W:: :Qgreat; 
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I to Þ: 4 


mCi barb wrought 
tbroug hour the eurth abryad. 


aJy «QCecg it; 1; . 


> SALM E Xivij. xIviy. xlix. 


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Withia the city ct ouf God, 
uvp7u bis ho]v bill. 

2 Mount Siov 15 a pleaſant plac- 
irgladderhalitae Jave : 

The ci.y of the mizbry k 1147; 
02 ber North-hie ac :t Rat: 4 


1s knyuwop a refuge {ae ; 


4 F:rlotbe Kiogs together cam®, 


ber ru:nc to procure. 
5 BHurwhen they did behold the ſame, 
ttkey wondred and ibey were, 
Ait,vied muck; and {uddeply. 
were driven back with teare, 


6 Great rerreurthereonthem did fall, 


o 
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for v-ry woe they cry; 

As doth a woinan when [he ſhall, 
noe travel by and by, 

> A1 with thbeltormie eaſtern witdes 
nou >rakit the {hips rhar fail 

Of Tarſhiſh, {- thev ſcatrered vers, 
deſtroyed , and made to qua:}, 

? Wrirhin the city of the LORD, 

We laaatirwattoid. 

Yea 11 rhe Ci.-c of our God- 
wh-ch be wo'!l ay uobncld. 


's9 OlLord, we wat”! Yuor to have 


thy loving belp and prace : 
Forwbienat|itmes we doaltctd, 
withiarby bcly place. 


10 O Lore accorgirg tothy Name, 
f reve? ;5tay proife, 

And thy right band , Olordis fall, 
of r.gor- Guy Ne if ;:Iwavyes. 

141 Letfortby judyt ments S.un mourt. 
with joyes folklled be, 

And Jet Jetud.,hs daughiersall 
be clad, O Lordin thee. 


12 Goe wail zbour ali S!;n hiil, 
yea >rtcund abuur ber pue, 
Ard tcilthbe tulvarks thai thereon 
are builded ou arcw. 
1; V.ewardirark wellite walls thereof 
be5013 ber towers bic; 
That ye of it may mike report 
to Your pol cr:;t.c. 
is Tg eveath.sGc4 , our God 18 hee, 
ves ver 200d toray: 
1- hill aucAl,, acd ws cycdutt, 
£6 to Ol dying day. 


2» @ Wh RB S 2 


[1 peopic bearke:n 25d givecare, 
&* t-2tharthar 1 (r.a!t ich), 


d. Roth dip hanZz 7 013 rich: 410 POCIE 


'!Har ah, 5 LOTr. t Co: ttcll. 


\ 3 F:: a by? ny nou flac make difcatrce 


of riany things 1:7 ht alle: 


' Ig undead a 1.4log ita l iny bart 


bis ſtudy cItriile. 


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b 


w- © bento OC —— 


4 I will crciioe mine tate to knyw 
the parable ſo darke : 

And opey al! my duu:fiilipeed, 
i9nee:er on my RBary, 

5 Why thould I f-arz atfi:21i.o- 

| or any caretulito le ? 

Orc elle my fo:s which at my herle, 
are prelt my life to {poil-. 


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6 For a«f_; tuch as riches have, 
whe?-inthbeir tilt 18 molt : 
Ave they which of :heoirtreatures 2rear, 
ttemlelves do brag and boalt. 
| > There isnor GUicof ikem that can, 
h:5s brothers d-a bh rodeom: 
| Or tbar'can give a price to Gud, 
| (.f;iear fo: him. 


$ 1t !5to great apiicetopay, 
Gone Lau thereto attain: 
Or that be might bis life prolotg, 
or uot in grave remaite. 
| 4 Tary fec wiſe men as me. | as fools, 
{cb1cht unto deatbs baids: 
| Aud beug deal, Nraogers potlefir, 
their gocds, their repts, and lancs. 


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10 Ttcir care j5 to build hgufſcs faire, 

| and fo determig. ſure; 

To make rheit name 7,26: great on earth, 
for ever to enyGllte, 

it Yerſhil: ro manalwayes enjoy, 
biobk t roar ani inandiett. 


2» we1l] as the bruti beaſt, 


13 Ard rhouzbh they :rie th«:r fooliſh 
tobe moit lewd aid vaic: {rborgats:; 
T heir ;h1{{rea yer ap; rove tacur talk: 
and twlike hnac remaiue. 
14 As ih*-p into ite toll are brought 
ſo {ha | itcy ino grave: 
Death ihail:them -a- , and in that day, 
tbe | uſt ſhall Lordſhip bave. 


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WW WY RW ICS +2 Hoon we 


Tacir imaye and their royall part, 
(hal: fade and quire decay : 

Whei: 25 tram tyuaſe to pit they pale, 

| Ki:ch woe and Ww-ll-2way. 

1; Jur God will flarely preferve me, 

( troin death and cvdl-Ce pane : 

Becaufec te 11} of bis god grace, 

my luutc receive 27402, 


[4 
| IS If any man waxe ronarogs rict. 
f.at: mt I fay tacretore, 
Alttougarte gfurvut bh ule, 
| n.reat thm teandiance. 
i 47 For when o2 dirs id alithefe things, 
| nog wing NEAL S TEC» 5 : 
| Hog ryw:t ul rtioallex bw, 
| +18 porn pe will rake ber]: ave 


Yet in ki: ; fehbetakes banjc:?, 
12 tappictt under Stig : 


PSALM LL 


And others |, kewviſe fatt-r him, 


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- _—_ - —— —— —_— -_ - —OOOEP RO III. 


laying , all is well doce, 

is Aud prefup pol: he live as long, 
is vid kr fatters old, 

Yer muſt te nee/5a: lengib give place, 
and be brougtt rodeaths tuld, 


2. Tous mantco honour God bath cal'd 


yet d-1h he notcontiter : 


But iiKe oruit brafts ſo do:b ke live, 


which N:ne to UT. 2nd 1 -w der, 
TC. IAY [ 


b bag m:igety God, 
tt,” E:erniilhath thi {. coke : 


And ali rhe world, 
Ce will c:1} avs provoke. 


Even from tb Eait, 


and ic forth ta ihe Weſt 
2 ÞF!c.10q toxatrys SiON, 

% ich place bu {keith brit, 
God wil a; pare, 

12 blauty moſt excellent 
Our Go! wil} come, 

before thatioug cine bt ſperits 


3 Dev2u:ing lire, 
fall gor pefore bis face : 


A g:eat ent e't, 


I: But (hai! ar [e:.gib raſt of deaths cap» 


-_ —— — SS oo <ee « 


{hail 7c und about tim gat 
4 Jnen tha:l he call 
. the rarth 2nd beaver; lu br gots 
To j::dg8e 6s f::!k, 


Mt COUITY ard r;20t. 


ſj o#ayIllL7 » Boe to, 


ard now my Catats 2 Oo rnttic : 
My pact itey keey, 
the17 yifts do Lot Uificm vie, 


6 Tie: hezver, ſhail 


4eciate his rightcouſar {1sZ 


hr Got 1i$ 'ucge 


Of ai [Q:!tps more and leffe, 
Mv peygtio Eoave, 
| . 


{ : [1 xiil cow ;ovenl, 


, 
i .v-141 thee cough: concea;. 


Thy G-1 oY. (1d 


ant], a':d 1 v1 GUT Jam: rLEECS 
PN x g:vitg LO: 
ail ti.aguct 0t-71vgatO0 Inc, 


> TI Cav* ro reed, 


iG take of race at all, 


| Goin ct »oy tuld, 


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dl: NIE Wttlu ihe TK o00d; * 
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6.7:34 Leal 412 ON in Untaios! 


Al =; Fo S 
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-ba k'urpr:T ard praite 


tv d: a; jnNORkDaD vg.) 3,Faye* 
Ca: cponme, 
i5'-4 thou ſhalt b e 
T3a3:9 wii 1 FOR 
ai. tithouthaltcboroicime. 
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th-m v..2ity mol deſcrmed, 
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by wiiplin? retermed. 


My word: 1 fay, 

thou du:it rej-A and baes 
15 I: :har :hoal-c 

a rhiefe, a> with thy maze, 
T2... :uilt wick bim, 

1 yoUr Frey do {-eKk 
Ai. 3r! tink 4aliCo 

with b:wilsand rufltins eke, 
;9 Thoug v*'itihylelty 

rt, Lackuirnand ty Nander 
w iny tor 2ve 
G -CVCS, ic 1» a Wouder, 


:- Thou ſhrteſt muſing, 
iy rotberbow 10 biame, 
17 3is&2LI FU 
> worhners ſont ths {ha:ac 
:i Thcile th,nysthyud dit. 
1.da'tiPitThclimyt uzLE 
tacu didft ne judo, 
b:cauſe | fteaZ { lonps 
L.teto thy felt, 
ye !2-4ugh l kept org ileugc: 
OG nilltgoufes!s, 
1? Tay Wrong 


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V-oemutle 41d 121 rom of thcro:ttty, 


TerogeRnoniedTe mine exicilr 


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trthre alone I tave whHended, 

COmmittinan, ev !iibtity tobe: 
Were FE! ef rc .ondema=nd. 
y<t werelly judgements ult & : 


It 15 to mantel a'as, 
rk tI wt concert din fn: 
of my mo:aer 5 Done was, 


ail yetvilemr-r.h remain :ibercin. 


Aiſc bebc14 Lord thou duſt love, 
the inward-:u h 


fa pure krearr, 


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Ther:frethy vt elome tom above, 


tC battitevcaiclmcoctoconvert. 


7 Te chan a ith hyſop purge my blot, 


! ſhail be cleaner then th= glaſſe : 
And. fe h: u waih axay wy {par, 
:bc fuon iv wtitncil- thall I paſſe, 

$ Therefore O Lord, ſ::h joy ine lend, 


thatinzardly 1 may find grace : 


And thar my itrength may aow amend, 


g Turne b 


1 © Mak: rev my £2 


which thou taſt ſx 122d for iy wrefſpaſſ: 


ack ty tace and fromingp ite; 
ft r1 have fricuruuph chy dad, 
And; ur;e my [1:51 teve driiry, 


Wteich dotu number [alle tie facd. 


aud ita net 70 thy boly will; 


Tay conitan: {iric rn me 1-1 reſt, 
which may tb: {- raz!igentmies ki), 


, —_— 4 'd 
: ith. on my brett, 


{1 Caſt me not out Lori f:omrby face, 


but {; e-dily my termect> end ; 


Fake not from me thy fpir;tand grace, 
a hich may fro: cancers ins defend, 


12 Reltore me £5 thetic yoSagan, 
ETOnG1to3--to hid: 


+ hich I was 


And J-<t me toy fr-e {ir e:ame, 
which cQ:o teeeinay ltiriny mind, 


Tt] 1nu5 TW. Sen | 1[Qallthy tr er.iics kr 


ft} w:iher> rherein: 


I (h; ail * *uil:! 


2 ar! Lord, 


TOTS {4ve T.e tb: zmy þ150 hs Y:C- * 


Cv) ting thy mercies and ju iticce. 


O Lord who ar: the 012ly key : 
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And ico likewit? tbatare Drou7h low, 
by mine exatilp!e ball flee fun, 
4 OG:d that of wy aa: 


My heart and rongae inciiifhruaccord, 


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thy wo drovs works & praiſe alway. 


»*6 And ni Sor eurward fuicrincy 
1 «ow bave offered n.aty a ons : 
' Bat 13G u eter it 10-5n of v9 pri: e, 


and tooein pleaſure tak?ſt rovu 4 O71. 


375 The heavy bearr,tbe mind opp eR 
(d L 3:4 thou never dolt repre, 
Aid fo f,caherruerh, it ts th-twett ; 
40 aiitecriftiet tbe effect. 


12 Ld ano dientu niby face, 
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(348 Nut 12y mercies on thy bl : 


AG! 5: I-rutalem rhy piace 
Culd vj ice wal and love it ill, 


19 Ourcf#-.np5thentt 
vt brace # 4 *j,hrecoutte;]- 1 fav, 
Ycacaive:, arc a! 
wPeUtLit: wlia! viii We lay, 


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Hy duff tbuu ryrart Ecft abroal, 
thy Wicked works ro fg” ie? 
» a Gud 


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Duc!) thou col Fo UW tÞerr: 


| w hole Merc.rs la;! ils aYeT f 


2 Wty dotdiby m.va yer {tld viſe, 
ub wil ked wile t ro warp? 
Thy tonyue ui t.ueit? rig hes, 
13 liXca racur [Narpe, 


and u i: no! wilk cpright? 
| Thou raft murc luit faite tajos to hod, 
| itenbring thr turh trol ight, 


in zw{chief tocd a3 wrong. 


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Toy ſeed root outifrom of the gruvnd, 
| aodſo {hvllthte dotace, 
s The juſt when iGcy vebold rby fall, 
with frare (tail praiſe rhe Lend : 
And it repruach of thee wittall, 
cry OU: With oce accord, 


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| the Lurl for his deferce, 

{ Durof b.3;codsa goddid make, 

| ar.d rrult bis corrupt ſenſe. 

{ $ Bil 2n Olive freſh ard green, 
ſhall (r:og aud forcad abroad. 


vponrthe living God. 
to thee with b-art 4:: 'q VOYe.: 


| 1 willſerfourrs thy Nate 4.0ayed, 
| wh-r1ciuthy Saigts rrjoytc, 
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en LY hel JYuilfdi, 


1 a Thou co? ey izpt infiaud agd guiile, 


the men that woul4 not take 


For why ? my truit all tines baton been 


o19 that! y=ceive, 


3 Ca miſ-tiefe why ſecſtrtou by mind, 


Tity] & -4e lrarr?d t be fa rerivg ſtile, 


0 for aye counfornd, 


{ 9 For thietherefore will Igive prac, 


PT Rer- 1s ro Gud as fouohih men 


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y & orntk! 3nd viils 
net ONc #Þ them & ta LU. d, 

2 he Lid br b-id from teaiey big, 
Tl;: shoje race of maukingde : 


| Acd law not ve  hati-uipttiadced 


; 3 Th: y &:d turn back, and were 


| That 1n tor 


tte I1viog Goa to uaGr, 


corrupt, 
-nd truly thefte a251.0.c, 

world didary goud, 

| ſay there was £9: wur., 


| 4 Doro: all wicked workers know 


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' Becauſe it! 1, b >! 'Bgud 


that rbey du teed upun, 


My people yaithevieru on breed? 


the Lord thy call oot wh, 


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5 Even there they werc of aid ai:d Reod, 


with trembling all d:lmard : 


\UÞherrasther-wa. vu cauſc it "1 8 


ty tbey {iruld be af .aid : 

Fr Gud bis bovet tFar thee beheg?d, 
bath ſcattered all 'Sroad ; 

Thou Falt conſumed them, fyr they 
r:jeacd atc of God, 


6 © Lord, give thou they people bealth, 


and thou O Lori falf!! : 
Thy promiſe wad* ro I'rael!, 
from our of Zioa bi]. 

When Gud bis people ſhallreſt-z2, 
1 tac erſt were coprive led : 
Thc! Jaiob (hall tber: ta treoyie, 

and I:racl ſhallbe glad. 


PSA LEHTL 


* Ave me, O God, fuk iby na.nes ſake, 
At by rey grace my cauſe Cefond : 
! Gegrear my prayerwhich | make, 
At:ilert my &'<14ds 0 thee alcend, 
3 Fur Frangers do againſt ine rife, 
Anftyranes ſ.ek my foul-to f, il]: 
Trey le: not God before :theireyes, 
B':t bent ta pleatje their wicked will, 


B-hold, God is mine belpe and fry, 
And us ut b ſuch a» to wed: 
* My toes defpight be afil reps; 
('h:utitomnottasthou bait ſaid 
6 Tan ſactince, O Lord, Till, 
Pr-i-at fal freety 12,'Þy nave; 
And wil toy narre !t- 1! ma; 2nifi, 


and rip 


For be me br: hr tom rrovbles greet, 
And kept me fr>mibe:r? "210g 11e * 
Y-4 on my fo:$ waich d1d me thr: rat, 
M:ae eye) dave (evo mine hearts de fire. 


Sa LV: 


; (JR pliye ear tif (0 apply, 
to Acrar me wacul pay | 


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Ac wheliro [ace 1 call an Gy, 
hide 1.0! thy {elfe ATAY. 
| Taker herd to me, graai my requeſt 
+. 4 auſwere me avgaine, 
Wire pl-iure I pray full lore eppreft, 


erred prin? Mt m<t conitiain, 
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3 0eanſe wy foes with threats and cries: 
| (0,38 Th 111+ thro uga deſpigh! X 
Andſy thre wicked fcrr lixewile, 

jo vrxe me have aeligÞr. 
4 Fr 5 iacounſelt do enofyire, 

LA CLafge ine wth {016 i}; 

Aud iniberr bait'e mlath and ures 
they aoe pulriuve me kill. 


q My heart doth faint for wavt ef breath, 
121 coith tn my breait 
| The te: rwr> And ibe dread wi death, 
Co walk ine much ware. 
| 6 Sad d:radfulli frar on me doth fall, 
tbat! therewith do quake : 
Such burrvt wicimetn we Wwiikall, 
ttat1 co (hifc can make. 


+ But I did fay who will give me, 
the (weet a;d pleaſant wh g5: 
Ofſcine fare dove thar I may flee, 
acd re\t me frm theſe rtipg!, 
{ 3 Lothen i wouid goe farre away, 
ro flee] would nor ceaſe: 
| And 1 ac uld hide my feifc and flay» 
in ſome great wildern. fic, 


9 I would be gone inallthe baſt 
and vor abide beÞind ;: 
Thar | were quite avd ov-.rpait, 
theſe bots of boiticr2us wirde. 
10 Divite them Lend, ard from them pul, 
the:r de>ilith Ac utle tongue: 
For i bave (pide rkeir «iy full 
(tf rapi6e), lir.{e, 22d wrong, 


it For tÞey both right and day abour, 
0 Walk upcy tor wail: 
In wi tte f hep js nt{ihiekt touts 


2: gd (oritgweke withall, 

2 firring@] parts are nicked plata, 
4.7 de® 454 arc mochto vile: 

A'd.n Err {treats raere doth remain, 
allc!aity fraud ard 7aile, 


13 [*thz: my favs did ſeek my ſhame, 
LI 12ht £2 weli abide: 

From o.cn c:cmiescheck and blame, 
{ w* rare l could ime bide. 

{4 Pur thou thir vaſt my fellow dear, 
IN cB rien hip didit pretend, 

Aud &* tv (+ ret cyuulclibeare, 
as uÞ ftlniliar friend. 


1; Wirh 7tom | tad delight to talks 
in {-.ter a7, abroal, 

Avd Kerogern.r tt did walk, 
iQ the thoule of God, 


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' 
' For miſfcÞdlefreigneth intbe,rajt, 
| and parlkc ur Fhere they dae!l, 


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16 Ler death io batupon th-m ai, 
ard ſend them quick t© k-!} 


17 Bat I veto my Ged w1illcry, 
to him ftcr belpIfi-e:; 
The Lord will bear me by and by, 
arn1 be ill ſfuccour mm: 
i At moruiep.ntoone, a0 evering tide 
varo tne LirdT1giay 
When | 7o ivſtantly bave cried, 
be cOih nor lay me tay, 


19 To peace he (ball reſtore me yet 
though warre be pow at band; 

Al:bo:ghtge rcumber be full great 
| that would againſt me {tan'!, 
' 20 The LcrJthar tr igneth ere ard late, 
| (allbcare avd wack them fore : 
For fith no cbange 1z0f their tae, 

they teare not Ged therefcre, 


21 Upen bis friends he laid bis bands 
which weie in covecans Kvit : 


Of friendſhip to pegle& rhe bands 
de pafſſeth nota whic, 


_—_— A —_—_— -—”O——— - _ —C—— 


like butterwere tis words : 
Altbough bis wer.:'s were ſivorb aseyl, 
they cut a5 ſharge as ſy ori's. 


| 23 Caſt thou iby care vpon the Lo;d, 

| and be {hall ncuriin ther , 

Forin co Wiſe will n+ accerd, 

| the juit jn rtrail ro bre, 

| 24 But God all ca t bein ce-ptn | wr, 
that thirſt fur oluud alweyes 3 

He willz.o gu:letujl man permir 
tolive out Þaife bi; aayes, 


_ OT a ee ES cw_— 


2 jTbough ſuch be quite Celtroyed&gorte, 
ochre O Lord 1 tut; 

' I ſhall depend iby grace upon 

| withall wy bca:: and ! uit, 


| SSA LMS LIVS; 


God to me thy mercy {h-w 

CEE men would{aaiioa &devoure 
| ta.d cay rbey (trive ro brirg ne low, 
| Veucing me ſore trom bourr to bhoure , 
' 2 Mime cuemics dayly would me eat, 
' Fir many do againit me fight ? 
| 3 O thou mcſt bigh y-tio this ſtraw 
lathec mine buye is ſurcly plig hr. 


4 I willrejeyce in God for ay, 

Kecauſe his words atc rrue avec juſt; 

And tcare no «bit v' part 2-in q-» may 

| To mes fith lia God do irift. 

| - The words which 1 my felidii ſpear, 

| Arc :urnedro iny ſmart and grici. (ar 3K 
Tacir thoug bts each ore trod tderm ro 

| OQa me cauſcleiſe ro iny m:{chiet, 

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Fcr God the Let tes with mc. 


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T-: 21m wilt littru myy- ie, 


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2 CG Lord thy vea Sareia mine tand, 


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; : 4 F.r thoautfr:mdea h my ſoul r-QN3rd, 
i Aud Keeprit 1Y t-et fro m1ip-1til: 
| Toa: } maiv ralke beficerhce L in 
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I'o { .\ -M-:£ aud ref); Iz, 
Clutn ther: :Kesc f Wicked men 

nt hes X ould me devour-. 


G4 xii. !:i5mercieſirely ſerd, 
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and to 1ctcnd, 
2 a::.t my cruel] fre, 

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5 Erxaſt thy 1{-it- ,O Gd: herefoig 
above tbe heaveais hejphe ; 
And uveralh rae earth declare, 
'!by gioryard tity might. 


s To trap my Pepswher- 1 
a faare they did lay our 
Ni ulwaspgred:dduxnt. rfcar, 
K b:ch compalt me about. 
Befors nethe ydid dip and call 
a Jee;; and uply pit : 
Lerthey row failen are ar baſt, 
then (elves in miJdit cf it. 


LOU palle 


» Mine Ecart is ready beat, © Gog, 
mine tear: 1s rea iv bent; 

vill fivg forge, and I fulmes ct praite 
to thee Tl w.[] pref-n:. 

S Awake myto: gaz, ny gream de lighe, 
Ty violaud mite hap 

{ he 7-: Up by hreak «i f day, 

df ns y God Will carpe, 


9 I «:l! ;hoou 1r?aile, OLorke might, 


tB*; C0; lea: among : 
Anlekeaintii? rhenyDt. 


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ct ther iſDali be wy {ons 

1c t1thy C0.COel; > 1$ W..11 51 U37reat, 
2"n{:0:he heavens co itrachys 

Ihe £104 at dd elements above 
thy fatttiutlgefe do, : ach, 


11 Exal* tby fclf, O Lerd, : terefore, 
avyuvethebe,ve £5517 

Ad cveraiiihe earth ccciaire { 
thy £1 ry azd thy iniyhir, | 


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RE 1»it true,O fromatd folk, 
do ye un; uttly talke ; 
O tous ct meninguſgiug thus, 
cuyfru,rgalywalk? 
2 May, ney, y< fAtacr m:ſch et nuts, 
% hrr-t 0 Your Dearts be beut : 
LC Cenniie yourcruedrape 
o©N earih YJUUTCT Tifbe ;${-enr. | 


3 HG.: chat rbe wicked ſtranrg-rs are | 
203 fromthe wombe they (tray: | 
Y: i, from theirbirth tney lea dic erfes þ| 
and none E:> li- 35 :hov. | 


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Titre (45 i malice foth furmount 
the eratt.e ſerpu ſpar ; 


: Who Lid tc. Eilchanters.hacme ayoid 
by ito,rpiop cloſe bis car. 


5s Br-ak tho1, O Lierd, the teeth of ſuck 
3+ do tdy :+1u-1h dev: QUQYE ; 
j4Ke0) S: thels yYouuup ly a8: L95:d, 
Mak ioKn and ixvage their; owel, 


> tae TVA!rer, f& i-create 


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\Uhentah ricydeoſtihine arrows (hooks 
tan letthem preak 25 platle. ; 


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ih 1-cataret. to mett | My peop.emonvidf,rgetatd]7bt:; ; 
| tie t:kewt timely tiut, whil-cyes DIiip tle thew, Lord un ini 4} - } 
| {(u; barb Irena nor f-;r, Auto ring them lo dy ray preterm at, | 
» Av 1: (4 red rac, YO meet ur men, [2 Le: them oe taken 12 their +oriSe, | 
[3 harfe uf Ta?” oY £ Tec (105 of thexrr own moQurn,ey*s5 __ 
v9 1:trkem Lord. tage B-nceas with \Where :o their lI1pS were ny aqui , 
- abi.lea:t} ;2;hife arc. | Periured li-s ther 466 $0 {rag | 
| 13 Conſume, onfumetiemia thine are, 
12 Tre re!phreous ſnallin bearrre:oyce, . That they bemieft ith vo more bekeng, | 
| (hv vengeratce th to fee | ' That me. 1 may Know bow greor Emoice 
And outchsteetiotich meny fold, | Alath !a wubs Gud? tte worlds end. 
ah pur- effec ſal! be. | 14And they ia the evenins (Ealtarn back | 
1+ Aral met Llall iay, Now ct 4 truth WE 'ks Hark: '!nz ROSE EPR now! and ly, 
the r\ohtrcus ſlut maiy bavc | When threy tunhbs re 224d there for lack, 
By t=eing Gd ro nudge the earth, | The town abour, their vrey £5 (ie. 
34 yer Er8 Huck to fave. | is Tacy wander ſnallt-r gunger great, 
A | Toſcek ther foud with need opprett : 
TRE WE. LIT | Bef.:re rhe) hil-d be irh ment, 
| Alrhough the r-fnt driverberntes che | 
river me ty God of migbr, | 15 Bot ailing ofrhy preatpowery, 
D F. om; da- cer of mineeren ics ArG&"ariywillthy mercies pra fr : | 
; ac nedetorginthsmyrght: | For thou batt ay b cu my itrorg rower, | 
kr in them ruat do 52anitrmert!-. | Aud ietug 618 Wy troubious daye«, | 
: D-;.cermetrom tbe that hai | | 
"eont to Metk nauit e: { *7 Tothee mice oa{ly ftrergrh] will, | 
e; anc Fram tbefſr biyode men me ave, | Tarrefore hong Plalmes uncetjantly : | 
T:zr trek mv ſouc a 1th cruelry, | For God is my def-n*, avd till | 
| A God mott merit. |io me. 
: tor 16, they wait my ſculs ro rake, | 
'rr0py 1-0 a7ainlt me dt) conver : | PSAL. LX 
ale trirthe fault ran! 2 lid make | Lord thou die ut clean forſake; 
3 dat chey 15 me, OL-rd have f:-c0, | () and footy s 1-6 tabrosd: | 
4 6s Cad. | 
4 Trey rue on Falt-f;. 7 nomt cf{-3e, Ea aa dt oo tior ns the: 440 rakes | 
Prepare ? 0; miciveswith brags a2d boaſts | CSM : - - ; a Acarnt, 
3» 'haretf ge in my te fe CLE, | FN pag rag rhe God. | d i ( 
4 Aid ;hem v-nold, Lo:d God of boſs, | : TIE. - "5 WAY ” hand. 
- O God . f I. rae], awake, | Tae oa p24 gn Fs 
Teu: thou all rations lomdyſtrere; | note won. ett farms vere | . 
Io unfh them. n' pir'ie rake, | 3 With beavy things thuu ' Þ liguelt thus, | 
' Thar revs tran {gre fo mall ciuudly. | the pew letbat are rhn» : 
6 A: n gbttbey ir acd ſeek avout ' And thou batt given u+ 50 v5, 
As tungrie dourds hey howl and ciy 2 drink # x75 aphgg | 
Andalitbecitic . a1 throyugbour.. ' & But yer to ſuch 13 f-ars thy Name. 
| Frow p'a:etoylcce theyleek and fy, | a bancer tbou dof! hew : 
' : | ; | Thar [fey may !rivmnm;h inthe fame 
|  Behci? their hips fuck ff arefai] wyrds, * cauſe tuy w ond 15 rruc, | 
: Cl #.t,a-rhey (huwult feemeto trar 
ſe, \W:'th & :beit mouth ſnarp ad Lots Iwer!4hs>, © Sorha? thy migh: may keep aud fave, 


Mt ts. A. 4 —_ 


For» {.:- repar{rbey who deorh hear. 
- $U2; L-514,thou batt tbetraayescfpide, 


\.:ar te faneſhalllauh aſpsce 


tzy folk tat favour thee : 
Thar:tbevrty Bi, at bail 6.may have, 


; | CO Le: pint it. irony 
void Te- eo nenfulk thou tNait der:ides | a I wat 1&5 C for Gud Lk {a:d 
lea, mo.Ka:td froratbem to the x face. a {ibjv dt» boly Lace | 
ſuch '9 His ſource therefore y would me wrong Thar}: all ichoms tHnd chvide, | 
h | 3nd Succutbks vals by pace, 
| ix:}|ref-r CL rd.tv thee : | | ES. | 
4d, Far [B12 bY Or T- h- be 260 firorg, | Pp, C; i1ead ts p:iVe?0 (o i;6e tand, | 
wel. Ye! Guix ily defender be, | Manailch mine beire * | 
12. (» 4 ill trrevent me a'hhF,. grace, oF at ain the itrecpra «tall my {aud 
W:iofe merits 1 bave forod «t.:: 14 | wy rg ao! o:b Judad p 2uide, | 
90t» Gcd vill ny £3 -ach one de! 7 | 2, 1 Myab i walh wy fer, 
| $-4rtart m,n eyes hall it beduld.. Cyect a m dd1iow 2 y (hue | 
Let 3 Fi Art! 
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Aid Paicitiva ice th. ulcek, 
for favoul Mme unty. 


o Bu: who will bring me at rh;s;ide, 
u tote ity itrong ? 

Grwooin|} dom wiilwe guide, 
ſo tac i goe nt Wrong ? 

10 Wilt thuvu not God «tic didit turſake 
thy folk ih-ir land a:d caatt? 

Oar waty iu band tanu wil ilit nat take, 
uor walk amoagh vur boalts. 


it Give aid, O Lord, ar4n:reticve, 
from tacin tha: us a:f{ taine: 
The brlp rtbat bults of weu oayu wive 
it is bu: all iu vaine, {m:gh1 
12 But through cur Gold) ae {all rave 
to take great ttiogs tn fant , 
He will tread down and put to ti:;ybr, 
all choſe that us gxabhagnd. 


PSAa:LMEDE LA TK, 


; Egard, O Lond, for | comulate, 
| R and inake my luic to the, 

| Lec QOtr ny a'ords» retara is Vail, 
bar give an Car tv ie, 

; 2 From Mt itecoalts » and ytingtt varts, 
ef »;] che carth 2a5:2a4 : 

| 71 gri-tean aupuwillt of my heart, 

| L ca'l to rare: O Gor, 

: Upo” the ro>cK of thy grea: THLELS 
my wefai) wind repole; 

| T b<o 2 2x7 iny hone 
my tence acaink ny !0-g, 

4 W:.: ntiryrent] |ft tc {oell, 
for ever IE endure :t 

"Indy '&y wing<I Kiow r{> Al Well, 
l {nail be late and 1m, 


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Tor thou, i) Lori, heardlt my requeſt, 
aud granteſt cke !he jam” 

Ard with au k-:rirage hail Rt 

Ail 1ach as f:ar ny ram?. 


2 on ry tall log to lee: 
Tomaiiy ayes {hall big cayes, 
acl years prolonged De . 


_ ————_ 444 woe we Roos —o 


7 Tea! be may bave a dwe!Þ:g, vic, 
butur- tÞ - Lord for aye; 
O ler thy irercy , truts a 4. $750; 


detent t: in trom de. 
$ Tbealhai!l "ug for e v- of y 
ve)" d pr2'{+* witty thy Niwe 


That ail ;ny von-y I may fulx!l, 
21d cail7 fratiſe the ſane. 


0. Op Y wp RE OE 


Al tbough my ſoul 
" bard th 11.17 been aſtulred, 
Yer towz:4z Gi.d 

'6 1ence kaye Tl auajked, 


ah. a. All. ood. av. ac 


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s Thus j0a:tihuu grantebhe Ring alvayes, 


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to Cilplace Fims 


from digaiiie to «baſe hin, 


Wi:D 1.0uth they (|. je, 
tCeir hearts 16 [at Wil 


5 Pur rhou my foul 


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fliel.e aa.t Goſs IJealuto : 
'2 dir{HE 0: , 


mv ;qrex2:> aul one!ly ireaſure:; 


Theref .re my tes 
I n-ed ug 'biog to far. 
In Go'!:be Lord, 


WV | cv 15g oe calth 15 certain, 


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6c himallo apperiain 
He iSiny1ukK, 
I iruit he will me he-r, 


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ye people 


Chew bim your oriet. 
be wil ifccee redreget;: 


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Fore |}: 


vur hop malt be aad ſtay, 


g DAariet a as. 


men. 


Sucn l:ar» ial ® 


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Yea Va 


21a, tic 


force ooprefied; 


,'1» ATC racer vanitie. 


25 preteud moſt gravine : 


Pall, 


in w c:g he them duwe wil weigh, 


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nur yet want difcre:icns 

Is ricnes grow 

| {-t Q&T Your hearts thereon, 
11 God once or twile 


1 tat FU4cTr C0) h: m 


alvaie was a p 


| Anal ttart ail ſhould 


| {pake thusS-with,n mine heariog, 


par: aia; M7; 


depend well tbeteupen: 


And 


' 82 BUY 
| to thine thy MERIT jnexeſt; 
| e be 
| {;rhourkcit works reward? 


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F PSALME 
P-SAL ME 


| G3 . mV Gard > I mach b2rtime, 
() 10cConetorgteen batt; 
For #hy ? my (ovie and budy both, 
do :iÞ *it »f rhee to tall. 
Ani i ths barrio wiliecrrile, 
&berc warers there are none! 
Wy firth ie parchi fortbougat of thee 
{ y thee 1] ailh alvne. 


LEASES 


JJ wor E—E_ EE 


z Thatrl mightſ(-c yat once azaitt, 
thy glory , ſtrength and miget : 
Az 1 was wort 1t to bebold, 
within thy Temple brigbt. 
2 Fer »by ? thy mercies farre furmourrt, 
— _rtis ſe and wretcbeddayes ; 
My !1ps rheretore ſhallgiveto thee, 
aus bonour, Jaud » aud praite, 


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4 And whilft 1 live I w:ll cot faile, 
:0 worthip rhec alway: 
A23210 thy Name [| hal: Kft up 
ny bands when ao pray. - 
My loule ts nTPd as with marrom > 
hb is both fat aud ſu eer : 


4 are for thee moR imcct, 


6 \Þ>-n 2310 bed I thipke onthee, 
andeke all rhe nipbt-ride, 

» 4.1 urdercovertof thy wings: 
tk. v -rt wy joyfuil guid. 

; Mvic.ui- dorh tuely ſtick to rhee, 
tby right tad 1s mY poWr”; 


_—_— DO ———_——_— PT” DW DR ODS 


& An1rkyletoatficek iny Cuulr ro roy, ; 


[Le 1 death hall foon devour-. 


15. 1 ae (xo? (all them devour -ac<h OnEC, ! 


tb-ir carcaſes ſhall f-ed : 

The bunpry tuxes which do rv:), 
ther prey roleek at need, 

i; The King and all men ſba)lirjoyer, 
'dart do profeile Gods word : 

Fur l:cts mouths ſhall then be ffopr, 


which: zaveibe truth difturb?®d, 
Þ. 
FLAKE LLEITEE 
Lcd, unto my voyce give ere, 
() 1th piarngt when I do pray ; 
Aud rid ny lite and foule from tearr 
nf facy that riErcatitoſtay : 
| 3 Lend my from toear fort uf men, 
| that in decent do luck: 
Atitromite ft: owniny face of them, 
0 thar 2{]{ ;1] feats do mo:k. 
3 Wt whergtcir ronpur as we have ſeen 
1.2nwherand ſz1p their fa ors; 
Taty (:,00t aorowdtbrir arrows keen, 
| ! nia moſt ov rrerwords, ({nafcs 
+ Vagprivy Digbts ſhoor they their 
b- 102 "vbriz he mat lo Bit: 
| Tos (ut urwarrs do ſtrike ty craſlt; 
taey care or fear Co whit. 
5 bl. | 


M, mouth thetefo:e {hall hog fuck ſorgs, | 


_— - CO — ———.. - - — —_—— 


TIx1!}. Lxiiij. Lxv. 


j 
5 A w.cked work racy bave decreed, 
In cvunſe]l tbus they cry: \ 
T5 uf - dece.tlet us uvt dre ad. 
| what, who can ir elpis ? 
; $ What Wayrto hiurtthey ralk and mol, { 


|; al! reings wirniy tar heart 
| T2cyallcnſult with feate to de, | 
each duth lavent bis pa:! | 


| 7 Butyetallthis (hall cor prevaile | 

| » j 
whenibey ibioke leaſt upnn : 

| God With bis dart will ſore aifailte. | 

and wound thein every oue, 

| 3 Theircrafts and - beir il] ton;wes a ithall 

| (hall work themſelves ſucd blame 

| Tta: :ey ſhalifliee who ſee theit (all, 

| acd wonder at tbe fame. 


— J_— - we 


| 9 Then #'] tbat ſec ſhall know rigatawvel), | 

| that Gcd the thing barn wrought, | 
; And praiſe dis witty eorks, an te 1] 

| what fc to pale batb broup bt, | 

| 36 Yet iFall rze juſtin Gol1r-.1ce, | 

{ti]{rrsſtirg 11 bis mig d: : | 

32 inall they joy with mind 116 VOY. E | 

| 

| 


» 
Waoſe beats are pare avd 71g ht, 


LSALME LxyY, 


T Hy jr1.ſealoge, O Lori, doth reigee, | 
12 Sion hive owu hit: 

| Tre'r vewes tothectacy do maintaine, | 

| and their behbefts fu;h:i. | 

| 2 Fur that thou doſt ther prayers heare, 
and doſt rter-to agree : 

Tar peorle all borÞb farre and ne-re-. 
acith tcuſt ſhall come t5 thee. 


| 
| 
| 3 My wicked deed8#prevail, © Lord, 
| they power Fave over me; 
\ Bur rhou (hal: mercie woaccord, 
alrbough we fiotull be. 
| 4 The maans bleſt whomthouroſt ehuſe, 
a-itbin thy Coutts to dwelj ; 
Thy bouſe and Temple be ſhall uſr, 
xith pleaſures that exell. 


- Thou wilt in juflice keare vi God, | 
__ Gur healtb of thee doth rife : 
Tae boj;e of all:he earth abroad, 
andthe fea-coalits IiKewil- : | 
| 6s Wird [lrergrh»Þou art beſer a>out, | 
and compra'lt witt thy power , | 
| Thou malk*it 1be mountaines {t;ong and. 
| 10 itaudin every ſhower, ( iv we, | 
| 
| 3 The ſwelling ſeas be doth affwape, 
| an) mwak6lt rh=-ir itcrmes full it; i; 
' H= doth raijraine th» rec pci r2ge, | 
| 2-4 rule rhern ar bis will, | 
| 3 T:- tolK rhat dee] ll far on ear 2 | 


| (nall dread thy foes t:: {re 
; Thou ſbairthe morn aud evey with n.umnd 
make patlſe with praiſe to thee. 


| & Whenthat the eanth {5ctapt apd dry, | 
and thir:terh more and trove © 


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PSALMEL 


z2n with thy dropsrbolh dot I 4bs 
ail nvih ticerale hor ttore, 


Bo. Th I 6 av:rfloos 
and todotayulſ: rot, * 
te ſeed and cotoe which 11 ea doſ.w, 


tor kb: dota guide that thi g, 


1c Wirth art thou doe ter furropfres tl. 
« te:roy ker clouds lo fall; 
Thy drop '0 ner thou 4 oeht diltilti, 
atd bicf- her trujt witball. {grace, 
t1 Toou deckitik{ cartth cf by 200! 
Kikb faire and pleaſaur crop : 
1 Thy cl-uds d {til} tbeir deaw apact, 
great ;I-u:y riey do drop, 


+ — Cee er oo—_— ——— - 


12 The p:oſtouvrs of the ;ce.uits drops 
wit tatiede they abou : 
The bits iiKemwif: tor joy fhallb ogy 
ſo f-rtiil is ther ground, 
In ; aiture > plaine rne flocks do t-ed, 
and cover ail the catih: 
Tt: yales with corne (hiil lo cx-ed, 
ta; men ilall fizg for mit ih, 


PSAL., LXVI. 


| F men oO: catrth in God friofce, 

HA erode :2TH his Nare; 

| Ex:o!l} bis m:pht allh beart and Voyit, 

| cave - lory ro the (ime. 

2 Hew voderſull. O Lard, [iy ye, 

| ta a;! rby wotks' how ar:: 

' Thy toes tor feare ſhaliſ--k to thee, 
fullf rea2a;nſtibe:r teart, 


3Aiimcetbardaellibcearth rhyvoughout 
{hal : Fai f- ihe Naine Oo. God; 

The Jai.d ihr:e.t the would ab run, 
they ina'libew forth ab:ocad. 

s A!:f.Ikcome for: b beboli 434 ice, 
Wrationgsrhe Lord fath wivugh ; 

Maik «a eil che wondrous weiirks that he 
for men to paſſe ha:t. brougar. 


5 He laid the fra like beapes o2 high, 
thetcin a way they tad : 

On foorto page but b faire aig dic, 
wacerec of thei bears were clad, 

£ His m:gh: 40w cules ihe wor:d al vay, 

biseycs ali 1Þ1125 beviola: 

| And ſud as wroult tim y; { bey, 

by Rin 112i cuntrold. 


te ACER 4 IE _ Goo OOo—— ca—_ OOO IO Iu IRnoESsR 


PRE th. emit. Aut 


—_— 


| 
7 Ye preaplc | ads uaro our Gol 
due Javud aud iharks ima es: 

WW ith zoyſall v Vuyci- decplc abroad, 
and tap ut {15 qrate : 

- Wh: doth erduc out foule with life, 
and jr prefervewith ail; 

t=-fayes cur fer lotiiat bu rite, 
Lan 1z2Ke ay. "Ihe GL tail, | 


© Th-L 1d doth prove our deeds with Fre, 
;f - Bat They will abide * 
Az #orKineodoawieynrte, aciite 
: 2) bave rheic _tijver 114d 


me <tc, m" O00 0 OR — CW — _——— = --- ew g_— 


a:devery p full tives. 
2 1 el $11 Ou YU :t of ny v9 04d £'&ce, 
Tif -O{-1t £5 892 belt: 


—_ — ® - —rELab Four ——odllil.. Aococ wo = oor mas = WeAnm_ AEDT = Oe enrI—o—_— Wh nct>——_—_— a__— > 


ſn 63% us tiker, 1 the foare 

Agave we bate bren fu lon : 
17 © 11 {tikepife tacy 40.n, At; afty 
i tat and foiricees ftron 


- a: 1wadterihen, 


Al big uSOut ifn'o a pl: 
Suve inwealh and rot, 


has 7 


33 Vrheo rh:1e acuſe ion Will 2; 
tr offer a 4d. to prav: 
An1.4the:ecl will mY {-1t apply, 
my VaWes rc thecto jay, 
4 Tor vowe: zbhatwthb iny m.0uth 1] ipake 
{1,43} my pri fe ata {rart ; 
Toe voxes I fay waick I did make, 
iv U lour .t my beart. 


is Bur ofringsl will pive to thee, 
CE 1nce::fſ- arid far rams: 
Yeawmtis my falrittcs- fhalits 
of builks ,gours, 4'd Jan or, 
16C:m-t ttha:d bearken b:rc tull foon, 
allyethatfeare tne L ri: 
What be tor my pcore fouls hath done, 
Oo You I will record. 


t7 Full. fc I call'd upon bis prace, 
thd.s inouth to tim did £1: 
My toi Je likenile 41d tpred apace, 
to pratie tiinvy ani by. 
1? bt :tifeel ny TPartus i'hin 
41kedworkslejuyce : 
t.t Irv delight io hy, 
Godtw:llnc: bearc 3y voyce. 


7 


ig Din: forely G-d myvuy ec t4.h beard. 

a';J a bar 1 * fx Bb 
Ay K yr he did well recacd, 
Te keg. my devire. 

29 All Ti'fr totimitetbarh no! put, 
::rcaſt me ome ct mind, 

N.r yet his mercy from me fiut, 
x Ei BiIdideverh yd. 


FS AL TLEVLTL 
3 tr God tebat 35 Lord, 
( ad TutLoi.sr ct prace; 


T-4T8 :& iy | VOTre ſouls, 
bi> merc:tull fa ec, 


His tie flings it Cocgle) 4 
d: f.n 45 with iniy at : 
And ; 1 aq” 412 ht» Ive, , 


and councerance Ui: gh! 


2 Taat vt:ii-s tn ris eaftÞ, 

ae wani'r aud walk, 
Thy a aycs way be Knywn, 

+'s tha Uphe ace: aud 12X 
Avd b:w tby great 3cvC, 

to Mankinte i>bent - 


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Th- p29; ls there IC, 
) G4 . let tne Prayie, 


Tny » Y $537) | &A 1 tks3, 


4nJ n it. 1} x aicy 


Yea, Iet all the xorti! 


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»,th tor, wide and near 


Periliet Pe 0 11 Ltd OG ft, 


ls 
a-.'> reveterce and fear, 


| 4 (a , [-t the Rog pads 


h y.a d : ! re jt 


Arq pray e th-- ee Gc.!. 


a i:n bear, ard »i:h yvovce. 


' Þ Of the .u (Lat ape ail, 


'A tn UC '®;30E ZINC mult It gat” 


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And beaite O11 CIC! b 


{3}; rae by thy n'ght. 


- O Severa'gre Gods 
we (ce works p: 4 all fame; 
1 uplc ; Tayie 
tt. 21. Tiers Tame; 
Ali ;--o;t2-1-13y; 
Ks evety  J1c, 
[et 'Sem-. 2ive TRES P TH" 


ai'd extull 19, £1459, 


« So hai: tbou then caulc 

tbe eQct:h f. it to bear: 
Vot piei.t fully, 

2:6 evcry a here”: 
\-d 130d , >ven Gur Got 

» x,om We do ca.t: 

674 ple tho 73h tha'l S'VEe, 

Nc eroſpet UI a il. 


+ then we ſhall fee]: 
is blcflivrgs each one 
Ard $:3 Cf Nis Ride, 
thery inell coinplaln none. 
Tte: ail the worlds ends, 
aid count.es throughout, 
Mis marvelious poser 
{t1;21! fear 2av4 redoubt. 
T3 SI + T9F 
fr G-da'ii ,anJ thenks foes, 
L Wlloured ttzemfelvesto flight 
H-, crewmes:boenwillrunact abroad, 
yy C-anre r out of Rphr., 
2 ArJasthe tre 20th melt 1 he ware, 
22d wind dloxe: fooak away : 
03:4 th- prefeiice of the L tit 


the wicked (ſhaildecav 


3 Bur r:i-htcous mer before the Lord, 


{11 hezr: Th rejOyce; 
Tay (ha); be g.1ad avd we fry 3- , 
ali cpeeifuli in thei VOY.e, 
'Y Sing 1112 11{-.1n - 7 it uno theLord, 
who :ii2cth vu ihe ke” 


PSALME Iwijy © 


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 Extoll tas - Jag, 5 ot Jab Otir God, 
2:4 bim go Map i'9: 


F T hb: (fame 'T be that 4-8 
with'o bi boly $5048.1 
Ikat 1 atte of fath- r;. if 
and 1rudere f wilowes calc, 
ft Hiute: be gives and children bot 
| watothe con t..,rihei{{- : 
He briog2:nd bondnenocatorriall, 
and rebels to 4:ftreiic, 


7 Whentbou cit march before rby folk 
the Ep yprial. from armor; 


a - "— — -— . 


And brorv 21i} tberi throighy wilteraes | 


oy dich #a5 both wide andl:ry (doun 
TneeT;Þ aid quake , the rot gourd 
Leard w-repreatlapSctihunder ; 
Tae in -un1 Singh ſho ken {ico Cort), 
| as it Would breakKin ſunder. 
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» Tahiae berirape a ich croz's of raine, 
abunian'iy way watt : 
Audit fo be it barren aaxt, 
by th-- it was retr-{he, 
17 Thy .b ſ-o flock do b there remaine, 
| trnJs haſt prepar*d rbat |-lace ; 


And for the pore thou Giult 1 ovide, 
| vf rhitne eſpeciall p voy 
WT Go1 willgive women cauſes juſt» 
| t> mag ihs his Name : 

 Waen at bis je.ple trium;h make, 
and vyr hate broit and fame. 


Por py iſanr kings for all their power 
ſha!lfl-eand rake tbe f.iic ; 


And WWOnceoa & hi:b reilaicC” at uocme, 
j 


| ihall bely 10 rart thr {>cile, 


| 13 And though vewere a>black as pot? 
YOU” buec thou} 4; ale rbe dove : 

| Whoſ: wings avut arkers {-em to bave, 
| hlver avd go'd above, 

| 14 When iu ths land God ſhall rriumphb 
| over Kkirgy b 1b bigb and low + 

; Tzenſhali.oeiike Salmoutiil, 

' a5xhire as any ſuow, 


Theu:zh Baſtan be a frui full bill, 
aa4 in k-iphrt others patlle : 
Yer Z1-5o0 Gi ds moſt bh ly bill, 
| d.t5, far :xc-1l in ptace. 
15 Why vrag yerthus, ye bils moſt high, 
| 4..Jieav for rride togerhcr : 
tis b.liofS;un Gud dctb love, 
| and there w i] dwell for ever. 


17 Gods army is two millions, 
| cf rariters good” and ſtrong ; 
| The Lord aff 1n Sina), 
15 ; Tſe Nt them among. 
(13 Thou dillt O Lord aſceud cn aigd; 
| an} caprive led them al: 
Bed bs ry took tay chuten Rack, 


- 2 lon Kkeyr a, d : brall. 


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Thei mad'nitemntr bite forts pay, 


and ſuch a> diy re ine, 


Thou didit (\ubdue rhatthey might 446] 


within ttin- houſe divine, 
19 New praiſed be the Lord for that 
he poutes Ol us ſuch grace : 
From day to day be 15 the Goo, 
of our bealth and ſulace. 


*0 Be is the God from whom alone 
ſa:vation cometh plan: 

He 13 tbe God by whom we eſcape 
all davge?, death and yan. 

21 This God will wound bis cnemies 
ar break the bairie(.alp 

Of thule that in rbe't {vickednedde, 
coutinaually do walk, 


22 From Baſan will I br gg, ſaid be, 
my people and ny [Acep: 

Aod all mice own av 1 have done, 
from davgers of ite deep. 


23And make them dip their feer 10 blood 


of them that tare my name; 


( heads 


And dog. ſhalibave their rorgu-sembru?d ; 


with lickitp of the 12ame- 


24 All men may ſee howttou, O Ged, 


thine enemies doit d: face : 

And tuw thou goeft as God and Kog, 
into thy boly place. 

25 The lingers go betore wita joy, 
the minſtrels f.llow after : 

And 1n the widit the damicls play, 
wich Timbrell, aud with Taber, 


26 Now in thy corgregations, 
© Iſrael praite the Lord : 
And Jacobs whoie petterity 
give thanks wth one accord, 
a7 Their cbiefe was little Benjamin, 
but Judab made their hgit: 
Witch Zebulan and Nepbralim, 
w hich dwelt about rbexrr coal. 


2% AzGod batb given pewer to hee, 
{> Lord make fhrme and (::re ; 


i 


The thicg that thou baſt wrought in ns, | 


for ever tro epdure. 

29 Andinthy Temmplepgirts orill wee, 
give witu thee, O Lord: 

For rhine unto Je:ifilem, 
{ure proTiie a ade by word. 


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3o Yea,and firacze Kings ro us ſubdued, 


(hall do like in th: ſe dayes ; 
z crazcanc to thee they Wall pre (-nr, 
their gifts of Jaud and praite, 


He ſhall dcvroy the ſpeare mera ranke, | 
\ 9 My mothers ſonnes my bretbreu al, 


theſe caives and buls of might: 
And cauſe them mibute pay, and dlugt: 
a1] ſutra as love to tight. 


4 | 
and prefevrs withike'n bring : 


3 Then fhali ttelords of Ezyprcome, 


| 


Lxvijj. Lxix. 


- __—_— a R ——— 


Tac Moores mort black lhalitrecch berr 


unto:berr Lord aut Keg, 


{ bauds 


| 


4? neretore yy. Kingdo M-» of the earth, | 


give pra:ſs unto :tit Lord : 


| Slog Falmes10 God with one confent 


tC ®:cto tet all accogd. 


1 V. 16 Though te t.de- and ever bath 
i99ve the heavens bright, 

Yet by the iceriullitunderclaps, 
mea may wcliknow Bis niger, 

34 Theref. r= cbe Rreugtbot Tia), 
al:r.be ro GJ on bigb: 


| 


\Wholſe might and power doth farextend, : 


above the cloudy $Kkie. 


35 OGod, thy bolirefſe ard power, 
i5 dread rotevermoure, 

The Go! of Ifracl give us firength, 
praiſed be Gud therefore. 


FSAL LYEEIX. 


CG Ave me, O God, and that with ſpeed, | 


the waters fuw (ullfalt : 
So v1gb my {uule they du proceed, 
that T am lure agait, 
2 Iſt:.kfaulldeepe in mire acd clay, 
warreatl feele no pgroatd, 
I fall irc 1-ih flogds I lay» 
that I am like to crowned, 


3 With crying ofc Iraint ard quatte 
my throat is Buarle 251 ory. 

With locking up my npht doth fati- 
for bt [þ ro tbee o6 bigb. 

4 My foes was (eek /or tr: 07; reffe, 
my f..ule with tare are [1 : 

Iu e:mberſuretbey arc oo l-dr, 
thea baires are on my bead. 


5 Thovegt for vo cauſe they vexe me ſore, 
taey profperapd are lad, 

They do compell me to reſtor -; 
ide things levver dad, 

£ Wha: 1 have dove for want of wit, 
tb>u Lord ail rynescantiel: 

Aud allthe fins that I comm:r. 
cotkee are know) full well, 


 OGol1 of bofts def-ud and ſtay, 
2.ithoſe rhat erult inthe ; 

Ler ro mar coube or farink axay, 
t_r ouUp ht that chancet2 me, 

$3 TI: isfor thee and furroy fuke, 
tar 1do brare the blame :; 


In ſpirbr ct :bee trev IuLld me make» * 


t@ Lid n.y face ies (hame, 


farſake mc _ O!N 2a 16g, 


hd as 4 \ttapgertibey me call, 


| 


my t-cetbiey w !l vo: Kknoge. 
15 Unto ibine huiſe fect zcalr 1 yeare 
tQat it Gorh paice me much 


—O mo - - — — — — —_ 


— _ <2 Yee oo me  e— - oo 2 oe 


Thi! 


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- — 


_- 


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Tacit Ch<=cks a'.d rau:;tia itÞe- io heare, 
my very heart doth prutlh, 


1+ Though I do faſt my fl-ih 19 chif 
yza, if I weep and mourn: 

Y-t in my te-th this geere '5caſlt, 
they pale ret ithereupu a, 

\+ I; I forpricie and prove of heart, 
in fackcloath uſe ro walk: 

Then thy acon will it pervert, 
thereof they jet aod talk. 


1- {| ata talkro all the throng, 
that fare aj:tinthe care) 

The 41unkards hiKewiſe lo rbeia {org s 
of me ci41 ralk and prate : 


'Þ Buc:ihe- thy va: 1- ( Q Lord l pray, | 


that when it pleaſerh thee 
For thy grear truththuu wil: al vay, 
{end dew !:« thige aid tome : 


14 Pluck thou my f-et cut of the nure 
from ſinking do we Keep: 

From ſuch as me purſus with tire, 
and f-om the warers d-*-+--. 


t:Left witbrbe waves! ſhou'd >> Jleowpod : 


and depth mv foul- devoue : 
Aod that the pit (bh »ul4 me co *ound, 
aovd ſhut me in her power. 


15 O Lord of bofts to me give eare, 
at thou art good and ind : 

And a+ thy mercy 13 moſt Cepre, 
Lord bave me int2y mind. 

1- Ando ror from thy ſervant tide, 
rorturue thy face away : 

Lam oppreft 01 every te, 
in haſt pive eare I lay, 


;4 © Lord unto wy ſoule draw vigh, 
the ſame with aid repoſe : 

Becauſe of their great ryranvic, 
acquit me from my fo-<. 

19s Tha: 1} abide rebuke and (name, 


thou knoa”t , and thou cinſt tell ; 
For it fe thar ſeek and works the laine, 


ttoateeſt them all fuil acil. 


20 Whenttev with brags do br:ak my 
I ſe-k for help anon: 

Buthn4 no trend roeafe my fmart, 
to comfort me nut onpe. 

21 Ruxin My 'n-oa' th-y give me gail, 
ty cruel for to thinks; 

Aud pave mein my thirft wi:tal 
{.fFoCg v.nrg er to drinks, 


22 Lordturretheir table to a lare, 
to taKe theinfelves there)n: 


Aud when they thicke full ello fare : 


thentrap them 1n the gio. 


23 Ard ler their eyer bedarke and blind, ' 


Laattroey may natbing fee : 


Bw down tdeir bac K, a1:d dothemn bind, | 


it ibtailum Fur to be, 
24 Poxreout thy Wrath as Lot a3 fie, 


Rs © 


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( bcartr, 


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that it ©n them way fa'l- 

Let thy diſpea{urc in tdinc ire, 
take bcld Uron tE2im 21! 

”s As delarr i'ry their boule MILKEN 
their of, ring eke x11}, 


T oat nowe thereof poiſe). ra-ir L468, 


nur in their teuts do ducil. 


on tim they lay ful for- : 

Ardif rhat rbcudo xouud ihe lame, 
they ſeek to burt hin more. 

275 Lord letthem weap up miſchiefe Nijl, 
th they are all perver: : 


That of tby favour and goud mill, 


they rever bave no part. 


+* Anddaſh themcleanoutch thy book 
ot life, of dope, if rruſt 1 


\ Tha! fortbe;r names ttey never loyk 


197 nember of rb j it, 


| 29 Though I{O Lard)witt wo and priefe. 


have beer full ſorc cppreſt: 
Thioe be! v ſhall pive me ſuch relicfe, 
that all thall bs rcdtiett. 


39 That I maygive rby name ue pra ſe, 
329d (Qer 12 with a fonrg, 

I x:1} extu!] the fame alwayses, 
orb hrafry t2acks amo p, 

3" Which 15s more 1 l-aſ:ot wt) thee, 
(fuch mindtny grace bath bora, ) 


| Then e:ryer oxe or calfe can be, 


ta2; bata b is noote and herae. 


32 WhenfTp;-fo'k de this b-bold, 
ir (hal! rr:oOvce them Care : 

All ye rhat {te tte Lord, bebuld 
Your i'ie for a Ye (hail dure. 


\ 26 If thou doſt ſtrike the man torame, | 


m4 ——” --- —_— - . 


_ ne - << © —” GW” C— —c —w * 


42 Forwty:rcc Lord of toſtsdeth beare, 


re poore when they complajur ; 
His pz: { nefsaret» bin full deare, 
ne doth them :ct di: (daine. 


34W berefore the tKie and earth beſow, 
the fea with flood and Rtreames: 


| Hts praiſe rhey ſhail d<c!.reacd {liew-: 


with ali rhatlive in $91-ir 


35 Fo rfur-cur God a ill Sign fave, 
and Yufans cry tuld: 


Much f: 1& pl: hon there ſhall bave 
ter itrcets all jhall oe h424, 


His {-rvaats i-ed (hall keep tbe ſame, 
all azg*s out of mind; 


a dwcllicg-place ſhail id. 


a & % EW 4 AX 
| VF baſte, C God, to ſet me fy»- -* 
X / 


For beipwWith ſpeed TIcall to thee, 
O Lor\, make taite, ny foes preve C_ 


| 2 Conptuund rhem quirezand þ.t ro (ſhauie 
Taat fcek my fuut ſs futiouly : 


36 And rner-: all:teyrbar love bis name 


Fora bty:my foes acc fiercely bent : 


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2 Lerrkembe Lo1d as men (Td. :! 
Aud ivincd tack wiih hain 
\UÞbo irs Ata,abas ro {corre, 


—  —  _—_—— 


' Let thi ſ-be g'ad 
| A: qo f:cy a> by ſa; ation jove, 


134ecd 


L-: jbety bet el backunk blame, 
Thatw:in me tarm wiikout ct. tle by. 


The 


As tlio. Pp. 2 thou c.uldſN rO: belp at reed. 
3 Bu: {ich 28 40 tay rtiuch dj; ruVe- 
ard joy 1: thee : 


Say 1345, CO Go, thyuu Pruiicd be, 


4  Burtncr, O God, If 


I 1 of of, Ape;ile avd preatcil fr. il. 


S n 
Ii remall, 


\ Make hits, Ihetefore, rent {utain 
")elay uot, Lord, but {-nd recr. fie, 


FAA EE HELL. 
\ Y :?ruſt, O Lerd, inthee 
A | [ bave puUtev: rinore: 
Ob, iz: me nevertake tne f | 


_—— -”-” ww II oo —_— - -- a -- ©< 


> Biifor rhy ;vfttte ſak+, 
me rele © at. dd:: eerd: 
Incl:ne :ty grac.ou car to me, 
atcd nox! refſuccur fend 


3 DB-rb:uemnyrock moſt {ure, 
that ay | nay beto!'d; 


and at: invicoweranrnd tv!, 
'4 OrckhcunyGeod, ard Lad, 


— - - o 


pc! inriok Fur ſhaine BR 


Thou hz TL ©) cage :C {averne lothe 


t 21 wicked bands iz C (h I . 


And i:on ail erucii evemies rage, 


whk.cktſeccKkto make me Yee!y, 


- Fort bou arr my ſure þ pe. 


F | 
| 0: whom 1 do dep:od 


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| fince 1d:4 chilck cd end. 


(0 Loriry Gcd,thouart wy rut, 


i 6 Yeaf:om my mothers wombe., 


| Thou toc k:: me thence 


7 A*1la mociterwere, 
full nary fled me tro: 


] 

| {- tha: I er-ad 10 foe, 

| $ L xeas the guihing ſp:1ng, 

| ſc {hall ly 1 3vUD built our 

Thy praiſ{-s ard wmiyn hcence: 
ſor eyrr:he wcorid at our. 


'S Avrguow re;ct me not» 
When arTe creep SnNeyVpPAIHN, 


'Nurye: fo ſi ke me ioitbis pliipe 
reppth, andf.rce 4 pure 


Wren! 
i 19 Gor *h<y bave talkt © we, 
| ah tleck mibetuty 


| deviſed bave tte f2ine, 


[1 Savi-g avth ccurape itouts 
Godkat thin call away 


( the wu aalt my Nay and guide: 
, Cherefor-qill 7 
thee praiſe Voth !imeand tide. 


Yet thou waſt my itrorg hope and truſt, 


: [naine 5 
' And the eV? that wetld bercave m life, 


For ſy has did 


[urfusr tim Batt. and hb: 
tr.r One kiwi dt! 
Þ At, Gui 


COUT frray, 
{ {o0ic me;cie Fh 


ws *, 
2:4 b* not far fryum mic: 
My 'T C mae © 2f/t- 70 Q-1, 
25 11.4@EC GO; I*.- 109 thee, 


t 4 
QB: Fit 


me LOW, 


13 StiiKerboumyfies with ſhame, 


kiltktemiyh: 


ve vo! I ine K 1; 
Let ilamc ard {lancer butt ren 
b 

aty:iuo; lf me barme a 1d 1 


14 The inean «til. patent; 


[x latt-nt ad wait 
['xTUi.i get 0» atd more 

"Gab ' 

27; Fta:i.5 2:83 and area: 


7; Anithocugh by freer mercies, 
iQ BU lider aiſe iny reach, 


Caly willthy r:ightes tifne Te, 
Toke (als n ect, 
5 L wvill rec 4 0) Lords 


'ntrby great itreLpth and migtt : 


L w:;:} 


14(0'd thy Buuitic greats 
ang Crio2 :: *#or:b to lige!r, 


My God thou baſt ne tavgur, 


ever from iny youth thy lan Cs, 


And Pi:b-riol have fer for. bh, 
wYO 1Vinewucre. a834 laws. 
19 EEE 000 we note 


wonenhbertlang tacit * pray: 


T hine a* me :11] I ave Ts Lats aze, 


at ages al for ay. 


IS A 5s fo" Sy uſtice. Lord, 


ll , 
t:4.4 


-C4 mult hie 


Fcr :hou da't 4 re great. Qicfs () God, 


and! y:o 181 ke tv \hee 
20 Fortb' 1 baſt mace me FM 
fc Tfear tri u Dirctadgrief; 
Eut vu eh 
by liic thou ſengdlt relic, 


21 Nene BotcurarTteitare, 
tho. Kit increafod ſo, 

Tazr by tity fovinc face l feel 
myY {: I: co: for. eJ tho, 

32 Th-r-tire thy rathw; lil 
&n 1lo'sjrogleiny Lord; 

O boly ones f liael 
mire bar; iha:l eke accord, 


23 My lt fhall fiog forzoy, 
atten I iha'lturetby pratile : 


Aiken fe it Y foul oh; LYEP Tc deem? d, 


tre ſame [hall do aways. 
:4 Alfo my rtcrgue fhall ſpeak 

thy rect Sever and ay? 
7CCUTE 13 e= Dure, 
(hame Lark bruuzht to decay, 


0D OW 


(Or.! 1 2 ve!ty (1241 
F- herein LIE 


LxAXII. 


a6 him Ke: 


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t954 treat, comfyrtl] felt, 


emerts :© the King 


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CD EE TY —_— - my 


YES: | _— _ W—_O_— 


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L 4 jerttÞy jute da, by: 

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4 "#32-29 Boat CITY 

Ang INT lie 74 WP 'tV 
ta 1GLYIEC that bay dIy Night. 


te 1101? CMNER thataer- b.g:: 
unto t2e17 forke give peace 
[7 eke j-t hi:lch i$apply, 
ec y 4-4:cCC TUtILC:CATEs 
Tr: > 4nd eſp rhewicak nnd poo? +, 
413 2 Þ make them Roby, 


A' 2 3 EC TOY. '7 Ever 4" 
2.12 f-toit do them W:Oug 


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A'.gTH . 2 alt! { ;W BB, 


\ri{h in his ting, 
4 air (vhbali LOA Prace yt 

crit ine M9. {haitleave raj riomes 
21:.ye, and to cacrealt cs. 

S Fe tri be Lord Sramnd land, 
Ge tO {fe 01 hout - 


A : 4 'r _ ; !00. $ Z0+35 RELYULN toe land, 
thr uy a inc carta ab9ut, 


5 Tio p20, ice trtat ia defarts doll, 
1a! kbulrs bun full thick; 
Ad 21] niv enemies that r-bell, 
'the acth and duſt Inilick, 
12 Tre Lord of cli rhe Li » 'bereby, 
preatpg fer x bim {tailor Ng 
© ot Aa and At able, 
SEnAly & .cottly thing. 


1: AiRiig Wall feek Aicn one acctrlt 
Iu E1$pood graceto (tall : 
4ndallihe; nook uf the world 
(hall frye beim a bi hat. 
3 Fo! 2-1!he nnedy ({ >itr dot 2 (as TI 
'D4: Unto b:im {1 cali: 
And ckeite fimple folk rbat bave 
n9 hd < 16 ct al A if; 


tle f,2'i-abe pitty &1 the pocr?, 
ret arewith red oF reſt; 
TONNES r {fetve rhe mw evermetYs, 


[1 
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3 ; { brin?2 thcir tu) ev rt xo 


Is He itt rod ecmetnctr |, e from rad 
7 13 frag 4;fiom wrong, Fro 21297 : 
A032 eK-iho"rilo- TIE be:udced, 
Wo OUS a-h::4p2t, 
I'S "2 23". + {hai vice 
4 = ; bar) * 
Me Iii or rownyedatn Kyo 
an1 gJ4:i'; becxr:igd. 


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75 Tos 


WE mou aine*: wf his find, 
i ft COrn (hal: boarge {fu }, / 
"t I ka C-cartrecs (Natl. i: x: 


FY Xx bat.us(a'l long. 


+ The:r -1:3es cKetiullwelt [nal fy cd, 
the fi icy thegeat (iiall; ae 
[1 jpicaty i: (nallfar exceed, 
aid (p* 1p aSpreen 3+ arcwle, 
z$ Fore te y all praiſe t.> Name, 
' STÞ twat: « lip hc 
A23th.nk rnemwm bh 1p v th:vigh'rhec lame 
2!! foikes ſhal: bicii- is nugh 


2” Jury 


19 Trait: yerbe Lord of bolts, aid fug 
to liacls Gud eack ovy 

or Fe duik every Pq angrc,ut tuiligy 

| yea te biefett 24 hoe 

22 A'd bicl-.jbe tis buly Naine, 


b-. 4 
= 


a! 
({MCe3 FeTNALY 
L 0.40 11 tha, ch may piatle he la ne, 
o 


.V.cu, Ame no, iay I. 


£85 2 LALILNSI 
F- Ox everith«. ve: G & is good 
1 ani kid tt I: act: 

Andly9 ail fuc b a: {it ly keep 

thejrs co! (1c ee pure an] well. 
+ Dui lwasaimolt of iy tet, 

ard dowa4wu lth {., aid (hide / 
That ere I_« ;tt ful: i Jd-:rly, 

my ite; $Swere turnd glide 


3 For s hen be ſaao ſuch fockifh men, 
I ;r:9,*Jd and did difdaiie : 
wick: d men all thing \ (houild tov? 

w.thuetrurimoile cr pai ©, 

+ Tuey neither luff.rpaire uy? prick, 
2 3 f 4- T1 {houuld ren { av + 

T geir buy: 3 are botb it:-ut aud fryLp, 
andeveriu puud pight, 


Feta: 


i6:ty, 
2: {hen .. 
th:tereit b-yrake ropart 
PU {11 eat. 


- And fr-; (mall ady 
a benny | 
Acd u 
of fl gee cr 
5 Therefor Ie 
their :oKki as Jurh a chaige, 
And zireceven K!1pratinar bo, 
with raymie aid d:ſ:aiac, 


I 4hef} 


7 They wr (+ $:4 rhat ever for fat 
th-:ir eyr, Of tunes © 

Ard a> tor woridly 2004+ they Foe 
mare then canaifh ito; 

S It ex [fe it mo! cor: 
v.alt:og nach ol *£ Wy 7 009;p 

1 they bave dort io ting. men 


oF =» 


"3 WA Ty 
WAIT 2 


bo” 
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Fax. 4 


ae heavers atd ihe VIQO IL ONU 
thev foareguorto bat beine 
ALS p46 hey 1.5 : 


4 | WOr1Y th 1997 A 
OC wirlt they 1G eftenn 


[ref umpiion doth embrace; 


I Wor ve 


[ VT” ww 


—_  —_—_—C —_———_ 


mTOR _ -— ——— - - _— - 


1: The meople afGod ofe t1,nevtutmn backs 
to fee their proſoer- 114 Nate ;; 


 Anoda:wmnoſtdrink the felt fame CUP) 
and fullow the ſame rate. 


—_ 


| 

' 13 Now can it be thar Godsfay tbey, 
| ſhould kocw cr upcerBand, 

| The Worldly thirgs, lince wicked mer, 
| be leri's of ſ-a and lard * 

12 For we may ſee hw wicked men 

| in 1icbes (1!) tacreaſe : 

{ Rewarded weil with » 0:14 '1Y FL v ds. 
and i;veinieſt and pea, 


13 Thev why do I from wickedne fe 
my fantahe tr {rai e? 

And waſh my harvds a th ivvocents 

and cleautr mine creatrt ;n vaine” 

| 14 And ſuffer fcour;e ev-ry day, 
a+ ſutjeR& ro all blame ? 

Aud every moncing frem my youtb 
ſ.;ttame rebuke and ſhame ? 


15 Ai lbadalmoſt Gi a5 they 
mſi King nine eſtate, 


| But that ] Mhould thy cb, Idren } udpe, 


as foike unfortucare. 
16 Thea I betboi ght me bow I might 
this matterunderſtacd : 
But yet the labcur was too great 
2 fur me to take in haud, 


17 Untillthe 1ime I went into 
thine bcly place, and rho : 

I ungeritood righ: parf-& 'y 
the end of ail:tbeſ: mey, 

33 Andnarely , kuw rbou ſetreſt them, 
upon fl preri- place: 

Ard at thy pleaſure ard ity will 


F000” 


c ttou dclt them: all deface. 
1STben all m22 muſe at : Oar ſtrange fipbr , 
| to (ce bow \adderiy, 
{ They are ceitroy 4, d. lparchrs conſum?d, 
i 2vd d»2d ſc; herr:t ly. 


ſo fall the.r wealth decay ; 
| Their fam.cus cames in al! m-r5 f 'gbt 
{bail ebbe and pafle as 2Y . 


2i Yertbus my heart warprieved then, 
wy :mivd was rwuch opprefi : 

| 22 50 fund wasSlI ard iznorant, 

and iottis point a beait. 

| 23 Yer nev+-rtteicfſe Ly rLy r gbt baud, 
thou boldſt me cv-+ fait : 

24 And with ty covrlc:l duit me guide, 

| to glory at the lait, 


25 Whar tbing is rh: r- that can wiſh, 
but thee 1n beaver :bove ? 

And intbeerrihrhbercis nothii o 
like thee that I cant. vc. 


— 


CY 


| but Gud doth faile rac never : 


yg ——  —————_—_—_— _— _— — RS... 


| 20 Mn(thkeaCreameawbenoreagakes, 


i, My Ari(h and eke my necatt do:r faile: | 


þ EN: IMS-R L ME Lxxift. 


For 


' 


' 


tr And lo 2; ſuch ar thee frr he, 


Ar: 3tkofe 1bat MARIE CNY IOLOYs 


- , 
_— — _- 
2 WY 


of my bea'rb Gcdi F* | the freagth, 
avd pu.rt1ob eke forever. 


thou ſÞbait defiroy rach one - | 


{. 'virginther a! 1143 Ee 


38 Therrfcre viiil draw peeretro God 


ar 4evicr with bim cw the 


Ir Golialognelyvruytirvft 


W 


_ — 


E:s Worders Kill ul: 


PI A Ko 3-4 


Hy artthou{L rd) © fong from wa, 
in {li th- (« C21 pgern yeep ? 


| Way dorh thki::e ar; pet kindle this 


| 


4 Lord call thepco,tetothy y 597 


| The 


3 Have mivd therefore and thinke wpoa 


| Thy 


\4L 


| 


VF at 


5 Ardin the corgregatiors all, 


They {-r as (9164 On every wall. 


a ti ht bave beeue thin” f{, 
Wy L 1c t; thou 31! tegeemn 2? bought, 
from bundage ſorc and troag, 


| 
a! thine CWre Palyre {t Lads , 


tememberitiull . cl, 
pieaſaot\ lace , thy moyot Sion, 
whererbouy was wont ro dwell. | 
fc up tby toot and come in bafte 
and all tby fors deface, | 
ch now at pleaſu fereb and Wale. 
within tby holy place. 


idine enemicSiTlocrye, cg) (or » 


the-:ftbauncrt fi layed abrougd,. 


t bat on the t:1s dr grow ; 


| G6 Av meg with axcs tew dyuxa trees, ; 
| 
| 


| $0 ſh:ne tbe bil+ and acres of theſ-, | 


| Wir 
1 


| The 


: 
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withiga thy Terp'e now, 


7 The ſeelitg {andthe carved boords, 


the gpoodiy praven ſones, ' 
þ 22es, barrimners, bils, ard frords, | 
they deat them domne 2t orce, | 
T die doly place with ferric flame, 
'o greundrtey have d utah: 
houſes ap poinred to thy Name, 
deki-d 1s and wvyite. | 


'6 AnJrWwisthey ſail aithiniheir begtts | 


' The 
i5 


Wo 


L 1 


d:(patch!tem outo!f band: 

» burut rhey Up In evrſyr are, 
Gcds boutes: rarowzh the layd. | 

Yer tbcu notronge of telp do fend, 
Cur P:opte: S 21] are gone : 

tel! x ben this ob 1 lazuc ſhall 2d 


aliopeſt Us there 14 noge, 


\ hen ww: 1: thoy ( Lor2) 0LC- ed this | 
2nd ceat-ipine eyemies {trong ({haw? 


| Skal! 1bey 2:4ay-5 blaſ, keine thy Names 


t2 


aid ta le onthee { lonp 9 
W by dorit tbet! tia, thy baud 2 back- | 
and hide it 10 taY a4 ? 


Ob ' 


- a PERLA —W—R—R—y — — wy + 02 "nf ——— Oo——_— w—_— - —- & - 


— — ——— A©ypp- ——— * — - 


—— —— _ 


Tel: plucke it 04fand be not {lick 


t 2ive ty tyesa fan, 


13 O God rnovu art my Ring andlT.;r1 
and everimore halt >eca; 

Yea thy go0Gd grace throughout the WHtke, 
fur our pood telge hark f-ca. 

1, To* (611t>1: ar: {0 derp and Jca's 
troy inizte 41d make them dry : 

A:d thou didſt breaks the 5crpenits beag, 
that b: therein did QA, 


;(F #1 thou didR break the tord fogteat 
of azhales that ar-12t | 
And yav?it rtem ro toy twike to eat, 
th2t 10 the deſar; dwchl. {xife 
1s Thou mas? it a {; 1.77 With fi:-o1eta 
f.om rotks borh bard ard hp=t: 


| And eke thine hand hath made 1 kKewilc, 


deep rivers tur cu diy. 


17 Bo'h diy atzd Ke the nizht are tb:uve 
by th-c they Tere begu' :; 

Teo ſet'it tos ſerve us with ther ſhine, 
rhe Moore and eke the Sunve. 

3 Thov doſt appornt the ends» aud coals, 
of all rhe carrh abovr : 


' Both Suwmner bear, and wiatet froſts, 


| 


—— — — —— G_ GO 


thy hand bath found rhem ut, 


19 Thicke on, O Lord, no time forget, 


thy foes thac thee defame: 
And bow the foolifh folk are fot» 
ro ra:lc up thy name. 
20 O let no cruell beaſt devouts, 
tty Turtle thar is rrue: 
Porzer not almwayeSin thy power 
the puvore that much do rve. 


:1 R-gardrtay covenant, avd behQ..d, 
ay toos putſele rhe land, 

Alitz4 214 dark, foriorne aud old, 
our real aze ar Now duth ſtiyd, 

'2 Lor natihe imple goaway, 
nor vet r-t3rg- With fhame : 

Bu: |et (a= poore and needy aye, 
giv ; raiſe unto thy name, 


1is{Lord letbe by thee maintain, | 


re cauletha!t ts thive own 
Kem-nb-reavm that thou blaſphem?d, 
art by the fookifh one. 
4 Ta: voy:e forget not of thy foci, 
forthe pref imption bigk ; 
Ui more and m1-* iacreaſt in thoſes 


that baccithrs [ptoartully. 


ESA LL  EEYST 


Go, laud rnd pratte 
'® KG £ KL yIVe to thee! 
Ot winrallernes, 

:20u ſalt raanked be, 
Sith thy name 15 near, 

they Willi attbaur dowbr ; 


— -—_  - & *s « 


PSATL ME Lxxv. Lxxr) 


Thy works of preat ſawe, 
deci-re and (hew oÞ#: 


' 2 Wh-: 1, faith Gd, 


Ss in-ar tine chia'{ll {*e 
[ xiil r:gd ly judge, 
fur rbozpa the »arth be, 


3 Wth 2! that ravre dwell, 


- c—_ > 


— 


d {61 ived and wait. 
Her pruars {hall 1 
m2ke {h.bie aid f:2, 


4 I fail to the fools. 
jearn nvVy to b- wife, 


Aov.! "(> ThE perverſy, 


—— - -— - ” —__—_— — —— 


| 


4 
' 


L-z pot yuar nora tils, 
- Litc nor up, I ſaid, 

i” ;y borne thus on ble” 
Nor Y-t atth iiifne neck 

(peak prefzmprevudy. 


6 For why? high deprec 
jYoceeds 111 £©O part 

From ralt , nof from wrſt, 
nor yet from deſarr : 

7 Pur God is the Jadpe, 
who ouely bath j owrr, 

To throw avd oft down, 
or fai:e up cack hgure, 


$ For lo, in his bend 
2 cup coy kuh Golf, 
Of itrong wine fl] mixr 
which he p:.ures abroad. 
The vicked each one, 
the dregs of that cup 
Sball douvrleflr wring our, 
and dr;ux them ail up, 


9 Bur I will 4eclare, 

acd ſhew forth alwayet : 
AnJ to [acubs God, 

will tiovg laud and pra'te, 
109 The wicked mens bornes, 

t1traimnbreakwilll; 
But 11ne Tuit mens ſha. 1 

be 1.fre1 og bite. 

PS. LXXEL 

N Tori- lar God is well knowva, 
In [fiael, p:-at is dis came : 


| He choſe ou Sa!-m for his ow), 


His :ab-raacle of great fame. 

2 Therein to raiſe; ani mount Sion, 
To maKke bis tabiration, | 

Acd refidence wichui the ſame, 


3There did he break the bowinens ſhafts, 
Their fierie davis fo far fr ut tflg by : 
Toeir (hield,,their [yords&a)l their cratts, 
Of var, when chey were own to hete, 
4 Mere cx. *lſent, av moremighty, 
Ar: trhow, O Lord, then tmnounralg)s ni 
Of ravev0.us wolves, void o! all riob-. 
| - The 


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PT — TO IT — oo de® wwe *. cw -- - 


EOS - > 2 —— Oo  S - ox» 2 2A — COT Se Gre Does Gn 


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d 6.40% —___ kc — 


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AL ME. 


Tac {ft .urverrted were made a pre y, 
A ſud en fl-ep di1 them Covtound :; 
Ant! 4'; tft lirovg men in that tray, 
Their teobic bands raev have nv feaund. 
4 At tby reduke, O Jacois God, 
Horke S W.TM 46 tarjors UYEerty z4*, 
As with cecp fl-ep wer? calt to yround. 


+ Femfu!]arrrhzu, O Lord ouur g aide, 
Yei,id Ualone; ab! whots be 

T au in ty profit inay abide, 

It ce thine 2:.2674 kindled be : 

: Th a mak-it m-ga fron beav &71 to be2r 
Thy jiderincuils jult : reeearta ior !car 
S:iiled with fencectbeaacſece, 


9 When I :, O Lord, Þ:g:.uiſt to rity, 
S2atencet+ ive, as ivdge of it 
A:dinrb» -ar n Ivit en ere 
T } r1G 1h dun oſjecc: ci (Brat). 
an Ce:iregtbhetoapo wt inyunicly men, 
SSa-l be thy pride : rhe fomracigcn 
Of their {uric hou brudit with) 
17 Y :x2and pertigme vaur vows therefore 
UVutciie Lond UV Gul Gf: ail ye 
T nat fFUungd 5 DUULT  ; 1 daeil: KRjuQre 
Tu.s tra:filjOue , wth ifi-rings fine 
it Weg may Cat ch 4t bis Vaulage, 
To- breath ui Iriacrs tutbeir rage; 
30arcly Kiggs fzaitall is te, 
YE A foes dy a6 
Wirh my veyce ta God docry, 
u ih tearrauGheattyc.hearc: 
My voyceto Gud I lift co biga, 
ard hnemy fer doth bare. 
2 I:rim:of gr:et Ifoughrio God, 
by tight ng relt I 10K ; 
Bur {trer bt ny > 2:1istG bh it abruad, 
ry fuule coutort torfouuke 


3 When I:othiuk on Gadintend, 
my :roubl- they 1s mor” 

{-ak2, but cyu;d nor make aneud, 

+ y brea:h a5 ſtopt (o tore. 
4 Thou bel”! nine eyes (:ch wile fm 

thar latvayes cid wake, ( ret 
Wi:h fears | «25 ſolore oppreft. 

my ipgzech did mce fortake. 


5 The {ayes of old ia mircd I calt, 
ne fc 4.d iainke upor : 
Ti- tim. $4:4 ages that arc t alt, 
Ap x yea? agon,. 

G6 By rigit my turgs, I cail to mince 
once inade thy praiſe &y E1CA 
A:J1witt ny heart much tai eto awd, 
Ii Y f 344453 Qi! ag 2h to Ss 
” W.11 Gd fard 1 

Calt tif 6:1 people tt zz 2 
; 2Þa! nant rh ng af nc hk £ tiatl 


27 HNCe for alt, 


'Lxx51)) LXX evil). 


[ 
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,; [ "—— * . ! 1 1 1 , 


$ Whu * i> tis goodnefle clean decaitds ! 
fur ever an4 a day ? 
(1:44 proniciiradela.t'y * 


a1 Co:Þ tistruth decay ? 


} A'n1m%mx I] » =: r1aQure (3041 forget 
el ieTfil;es 145 f-11 2 
()r {1411 his wrath increat” {» bor, 


1! © ,vrcyt:wirbarid 
12 Atl. ſaid my weakne 5 
rb* walcc of this wilt: uit : 
1ods 11tytty band can help al! this, 
a: -£atge nt + bev be lult. 


a'1.1 regard a: id} hiuke upgn 

2e working of the Lord : 

'h.$ #ordecs pailt and yore, 

2!adly at.l record. 

I-+ Yoo lth: » works I wil declare, 
anf F, har tin did devif-; 

Tu Ii tits facts 1 all ro: ſpare, 
#ud ck: bis counſel aide, 


f zl; 
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15 Thy works (O Lord) re all upright, 
a .1 Eviy altavroar : 
Wo! hang altrenphtt TO Mate h the might | 
f rhze- Q Lo. d our Cry4? 
I4 I Ku az. a Gel tbardue,: fur ſhew 
ty we udersevery hou: : 


26.4 


Anti. doſt mike the p*op.e Know, 


\ 7 A 1 {thine CWwn folk th ou dſt defend, 


w;.Litr:rpth and itrethed attic) 


' The {[,nnt zof Jacob rbat de ſcend, 


21d Joſ:, hi leed from ba:me, 
I The Katers (| ard) perceived thee, 

the watery fawthee wil; 
And: }; 'Y "_" tear aflite Cid fee, 

the dg dc; 413 1 ntrembiilg f:-il. 

» The clouds that wer- bob thick and 

d {71a4'h muit; [-urecully : 
atheeaire dd cock, 
th- ihiafics avtoad dill om, 


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tay vertueandihy porer, | 
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— - — 4 —— 


(elick 


!; Thy taurd-rin theatre yas beard, | 
thy ipht.utags f.on abuve: 

\\":th fAzlh»y grea!? mare men atraids 
theca::h did q.ake ard move, | 


's Thy woyes wiehinthe ſeado lie, 
:Dyta: | 


®# F — 
i TC. QCCalnTTaere TO Teh? ©-jI7C as 


 Yeau? tl 
IS iz CO}? £ CVE ME2Z 1! 
\" R 1 
By M 1-429 54 Aar -r3 1nd, 
i ' EN 
GS 111i; tu Ho alot vlitd, 


ESA KEEL SI 


£ ' 4ro Y $95 bers an | 


ouch thail peas jttunge parables, | 
ws ſen'ealcs ClVIin, | 


\V bickd | 


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— —— 


2 Wtiihweourlele: taveo heard and 


: » 
eveo of out fathers ol. lear.'d, 


And which for ouriaſtru105 5, 
our fathers have us tcl. 


Becauſe we ſhould nor keep 1” clof-, 
frum th:im tha; ſhould come of ©: * 


BM \ to ſhould Gods POUWEerto Tre fait 


214 all bis works cf winder, (pract- 


-#.-20 Joe b be cotmandenent pave, 


bow '31a- ! (h-: ,uld ['ve, 
Willtug £ u! a ber ſhould the ſame, 
vato their ehitcren give, 


That rhey ard their polteri:y 
roar were (©: f, Tupp up rr”: 
Should ave the kiowldeot f be Lam 
andrea btriter fred Bis. 
- Ttarthe v w:ipartave the better ho; * 
jNn God twat 15 above: 
Aqg wot forprr to keet e bis Jawes 
aud b:s i T.CTPLES IN f.ve. 


S  NSOt-20E 
r beiling in Gods 1g br 

And wi ulinor frunme heir winked bearts, 

knew their God arignrt, 

9g How xerntihe people ut kpbraim, 
th-'r wiighboirs tortofporl-, 

© oting their darts the day of warr?; 
aud yet tkcyrook tbe fuile, 


X 11.1 24 tÞetir farhers Were, 


10 For xty* they did nor keep With (ond, 
the .ovenant raar was male : 

Noryet would waik orlead their [:ves, 
accord: rg to bis trade. 

11 Eur pur iuto oblivion, 
kit coualſell avd Bis wil: 

A2J ail his workes magathouc, 
WKhichtedeclared 1:1]. 


i2 Whit wonders to our forefat aers, 
+ 4 ke bimfſelt d {cloie 
lnEzypilard witni:ibe held, 
w t.ich call?d is Traieus? 
iz He did divide , ard ct thc 1-2, 
tnatih:y might paU- ar or.c* 
And made :!:- a 2:ersftand as it: 
2s duh a: heap cf itores. 


'4 He led them fecrer in a cloud, 
bv day wig it #45 bright; 
cd all the night x hey Isek 1: 7433 
W1th Pre h - $4\ ernem 119.5”, 


5 He D-4Fe the racked in wilderactlc, 
ant pave the regtie drink» 

Art or italia, when be Joc ns 
G& fluw » 70 the ofiuk 


_ 4 ”"''N 17 . ; C . Th . 
Tit ATC F:.vu11* Ti ver SOaUT of yok ar 


nat weret th 0 and hatd 
Lycc'1 ſ1n errart DOdGurdt 
> $7 us P COIMnaretys 
'S Calkins ain ov! Lor: 
Ri to ethery 4d fared: 


=} 8 A'L WB _ Lxxviij. 


—  — —D—  _”—_—_—_— - "_ — — — —_—_ 4a  -—— ——_— 4.4 WO e—_ 


And it:rred bim TOP 15 i bizh 
to wrath wn wildernefle.. 


i$ Theytempred bim with: 1 their hearts, 
I1k- peop'e of iniſtrun : 

Requiriig furha kind of mear, 
28 {:rved to their luſt. 

i9 Saying with mu'muration 
iQ their unfa:ibfulnetle | 

Whac ? canuu; God preparefurys, 

a f-alt in wilderoc lic ? 


- 


20 Bebolthe ftrake the ſtony rocke, 
| and floods torthwith did low : 
But can be now giverto bis folk, 
buth bread aid fleſh alſo 


2: WhenG 4 heard this, be waxeth wroth 


with jac band b:s fecd . 
53 did n:s 14di1g gation 
| on liracl proceed, 


2 Becaulc they d:d4 not taithfully 

belerveand hope that be 

Coullalwvayes belre and tuylcour them 
; th-;r n-cethicie. 

2 3 Wherefore he 414 command tbe cluuds, 

forchwitb they brake twſunter ; 
24 Aud rait?) down Mauna tor igcmn to 

a fuui uf mickle wouuder. { cal 


25 When carthly men wich Avgels food 
were f:datite rrequ-it; 

25 He bad rbe Erlt and bl waway, 
and hroupt t ;i.thr Sou; welt. 

z7 Aud trait? {dun Alcoa as tht Keas du? 
and t:ai*>as thick as av; 

25 Whick be did cat ai. dlt the piace, 
xhbere aiichuirteats did and, 


25 Taer did they CA! exic-dlagiy 
and all men bad thcir als; 
Yer more and more they did defire 
to {:rve their Jults aud wills. 
B -1i a»sthe meat wa 3intheir inouthes, 
L.- wrath upon ib-1 tall: 
31 And f1-w the fl.w1- wu alitheir yourh 
2.1t choife cr jittacl. 


3” 


32 Yet fcil they to their wonmed None, 
at it lithey 1 him arieve, 

For aiiite wOnders that he wrought: 
thzy would not em cleeve, 

32 Te-:ir days chteref- he harre:ied, 
in1n wy cE-7 3.1: Gur Valoe? 

Their ve. Yep dit Gew:- 2nd 16 avdly 
Aica tor uifancfnith raiue. 


ij; $:c cer when he piegued then, 
"bry 1--42er hit by aud oy : 
a 113 anO2Urg bat he 7astar't tre vp: 3 


t-.1 ip i91Gd molt nigs, 
8 "£0U7 4: kt their mources they did butY 
a8; i er witnthe Lufi : (Pin fe 
Arg LAI. 0071S andiih ner ioart 
3: T-invcd every word. 


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>» 37 Fo! why? their Gas cre bother o bent | 
| to him act ro tis eruce; 

| Nor yet to keeporto pe:f-.rme 

the coveracot thor was made, 

{ 39 Yetwas be iiitll fo mertite 3, 

| Wheuthey def-ry'a toda: 
! 


Thea be forgave tbem their m:i{deeds 
and would 1oitihem deftr.y, 


; Yet many a time he 1uru?4 þ 3 wrath, 
avd did tinlfrlt adviſc : 

Ard would not ſl. ffet allbis hoe 

| d; lp leaſure to ariſe, 

| 39 Condderne g tbar they were but fleſh, 
andevet asa winde : 

That paſſe away » anJcaonot well 
return by bis own Kind, 


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409 How often time in wiidero#fle, 
did they tbe Lord provoke : 
How did they move and ititre the Le rd, 
ro plague thein 1th his fhioak : 
41 Yetd dthey t:roeapga ne to hone, 
and temyted God «+ fif.,ou: 
Preſcribitg !1o the boly Le rd, 
« battbiugsihey would have done, 


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. 42 Netthbinking cf h1iS tand acd power, 
| BOY if the day when he 
Delivercd them out uf the tan{!s, 
of their p,erce eneinie, 
43 NT hw he wrought bis miracles, 
| asthey theinfelves bobeld : 
In Egypt, aud the wonders itat 
ze did in Zoan held. 


34 Yor how he turned by bis power 
their waters iotc blood : 
T:at COIM4ED n.ighr receive his drink, 
| at river nor at floyd. 
' $5 NCT buw be fentthem ſ&arms of flies, 
ov hicbdid them ſore annoy : 
 Acd hid the-r counrrey full of frogs, 
wich d:d their lard deſtroy. 


f 46 N.r how be did commit their fruits, 
uure the Catterp!ijar : 
And all the Jabcur of their bands 
| be pave to the graſhopper. 
47 With bailRones be deitroyed rbeir vice: 
| fortar they were all 1 - 
Aud nor fo muchas wild $p.trees, 
| bur be copfur?d with tr... 


48 And yet with bai}. ſtores once again, 
| the Lord their catrell omiore 
AePd ji! raeir flocks a::d b: 14 hi ew: ts, 
Ki:h thunder.boits full to. 
ag tHe c- unvonihem in bob ue, 
ard 19 bis fory itrovg : 
Diioengn s wrath aodeviili.'tits, 
o trouble them amorg. 


CO Tiicnto giz = ramn he tnade 4 w3TCT, 
and {fared £0: the frat : 


P $1 A 'E-M-E:  Lxxviij. 


. And <arr.ed thin though w: |ldernele, 


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51 He ftraik aiſ- the fir ft-born all, 


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ut gave unto the peſttlence, 
tneinan andeke ihe beaſt, 


tDatup;ukgypt came : 
Andellrbc cotet of man aud beat 
Mi:tioth:truts of Ham, 


z 2 Buras fcr all his own deare folk, | 
he di4 preſerve ard keep | 
even hike aflockef ſheep. 

53 Wrhour all teare both ſave 21d ſound, 
te brought rhbem wut of tbrall: 

Wh-1ea>ebeir foes with rage uf ſcat, 


neslcoVcryhelmed all. 


ſ4 And b:uught them out icto the coally, 
of his own holy iand : 

Eyentorhe mount which be bad got 
by bis ſtren, arme abd ba: d. 


5; Andtibere af! wut the heathen tvik, 


and did thei: land divide : 
Audintbeirten:s ke fort thertribes 
vf Ifracl to abide. 


;6 Yet tora!l this their God woſt high, 
they ſti:r*d and rompred itil]; 
And would not keep bis teſtament, 


Nor yet obey his wil. 


ME +, But a» th: 11 farkers i uraed backs 


even ſ2oibey went altray : 


| Mack like a buw t bat would rot bend, 


bur flipraad iftart at iy, 


\ 58 Arte prie\*d bhimwithbibe'rt+iiLaltan, 


A tih os. r.og an! with fhr-, 
Andwithiteir 140!s vebememly, 
jfoyvuked þ wu to tre. 
ſy Toerew:th bis w-Tath began again 
to kincKe in his br-at ; 


| The oaugycinetis uf Ifcaci 


- Cee we - 


© 0 GO SOS nec ewes. -- + 


te aid ſo much deteſt. 


Co Then be Sorſook the Tabernacle | 
cf S:lo where he as: | 


Right converſ.cort with ccr bly men, | 


ryen a5 tis Iwellirg-plact 


G61 T act {.t! E ed he bis m1gdty power, 


In Þ. nIagc tortoitayud : 
Aud gaveite tonour of bis Ark, 
1010 Li5 encmies band. 


| $2 Ard did cor mit them ro the {words | 


&routt a'ith ts b<ritoge! | 


£3 Tteryong meu were drvait'd with 


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ma«ulsStad no war! age. { nfre 
£44 Ard with th: ſw.d igt Dries ally, 
dd periſh eyrry oc. 


And Cat a Wil OWL j- t- at; YEPs 


$ 7Y 


their drach for to Lemoacrs 


; Aud when tbe Lord Legants walk 
i:Ko- one that A-:Ta ime: 

Or ite a12a.ftantt bal Of waz. 
rc:ilcihed at e: wine, 


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' 66 Wirth ewmrods in the bindef parts, 
| be itrack bisenemies ail, 

' Aa put tbemmtben ynto a (name 

| that Was peryetuall, 


6; Teen he the tent and Tabevoacle 
of Julepb d:d r:tuge : 

As for the tribe of &; braims 
he wouli in vo wile chule. 

«2 But hoſe thetribe cf Jebudab 
«bereas be thouget ro dwell; 

\ca eventhbe noble inuut Sin, 
whi.h hed:id love ſo well. 


© Whereas be did his temple build, 
both ſumptucuſly acd ſure : 

Like a5 tbe ear b KBbih bÞ bad made 
fur ever to erdure. 

-2 Then choſe be David him to ſerve, 
bus people tor to keep : 

Whum h- rook up and broug bt away, 
even from the fyllis uf ſheep. 


-1 As h- d1d followit*-ws with yorp, 
tac Lord did bim advarice ; 
To icc1 bis people [:racl, 
and nis 1Q her. tance, 
3; Tetus David with a thank! !! beart, 
£15 6 ock Aid CQaree d:q teed, 
' Aud praucently with ail bis; ower, 
gl{ govern them indeed, 
—F SUS EGS 
Lord tte Genrfles do 1nvade, 
() thine bt rirgve to ſpoiler 5 
'cr{alem an Leap 1s made, 
:hy reinple racy denl-, 
: Tretydiceof thy Saints mo? Jeare, 
«0-vad to birds rtey caſt; 
Tac0:inct ſuch ay3do rhe feare, 
tbc beaſts d-voure aud waite. 


3 Tort blood throng bout Jeruſalem, 
as waters {pi]: they bave : 

tO tharrchereis not on? of thews 
tov lay thei deaJ in grave. 


3 Thus we were made a Jaughiog Rock, 


aim{trhe world through cur ; 
Tac cnemies at us jeſt and mock, 
which dwell our coaſts about, 


5 Wiltthos (O Lerd) thus iv thine ire 

2Painlt us ever tune? 
Aca ſ0-w thy wta:tk as bor as fires 

tay folk f:tro conſume ? 

Uj on thoſe people powre the ſame, 

who did thee never krow : 

Al: reaſms @ahich call not va iby Name, 
Conſume aud over: bruw, 


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7 Forthoy have gor the upperha ad, 
ara 7acobs ſeen deftroyd; 
| His dabititien aud his lang, 

[try baye left a alte atid vous 


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with ſpeed lvme pity (ho 
 An4 aid u>> Lord, in all allauits, 


for we arc weak and low. | 


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9s O Godthatgiv'ſ all kealih and grace, 
00 us declare th» (ame: ' 


| 
| Weiph not our wi rks , our has deface, 
| tor honour of thy Name. 
| 10 Why (ball the wicked {till alway, 
| t@ us 44 people dumb: 

I.3 thy rey r: ach rejoyce aud fay, 
| Where 1s their God beconne ? 


; 11 Require, O Lord, asthou fceſt good, 
; be'ore onr eyes 1D fight? 
' Of all tec folk rby ſcrvants blood : | 
| a» bi. h chey {yt in deſpigbr, 
| t2 Receivetnr, rby hz bc in baſt, | 

theclamouts grief and wrongs 
Of ſuch as are io 1 rifn caſt, | 

luftainiog irvns ſtrong. 


13 TIby force and ſtrength ro celebrate, 
Lord fer them out of band, 

Who uvte death aredeſtinate, 
and intheirenemics hand, 

14 The nations which tave beer {o bold, 
as to blaſpbeme thy Name: 

luto their lips with ſeventold, | | 
r-pay againe the ſame, | . 


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15 So wethy 1k and paſture ſheep» 
% il] praiſe thee evermore ; 

Aud reaicballages furto keep, 
forthee like; raiſe in fore. 


© PWT C5 9 
Paſtor ( f 1ſrael!, 
'©Q like ſheep that doeeſt l-ad 
| T be l.nage ct Joſep, 
aiver' a: drake hzed: 
| Thar fitteſt b-raccn 
| The Cherub.ms brigbr, 
; Apocar now, aud ſhew 
| to us thy great might. 


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| 
Before thy folk E;hraim, 
Bevrjawin of @'id, 
And ir.be cf Matadeb, 
the flock of thy fol : | 
| Awake owe, vprear, 

thy puiſance moſt frog, 

And come ſave us, L:ir4, 


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thuu t2atcieft roo long. | 
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|z3 O grear God erermall, 
our firecprh aud vur fiay, 
| Re:urs aud rcftore ws, 
| withcu: more delay. 
' And ler (hice on ws, 
thy countenance Clear 
$» ſhall we bc ſafe, 
ud Qariok for no far. v 
gs OL <> 


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of S A L- M E Ixxxj. 
a - _— — - ; = ———— ———  — — A CCI 1-1 _ 
, 4 O Lord God :t arcs, Wbich thy r gat bind p'amed, 
thy fLIk to conſume, « beu it was Lnt rude. 
Huw long at their; TLayers And vf the yJOung bud, 
hail thine 20ger tume ? lume fitie, L.org, take, 
5 Tocu feſt them with vruad Which thc; f:: !by (clf 
of wes! Ing and Wo : moſt Ifruug UI 21d mare, 
| Tears larpr ly :0 dri.k, 
ttou giv?lt them allo. {4 Which now all down beaten, 
is durat up with nre : 
5 Thou ſ-tft us the tatred, As peo.le xE.ch per 
and f(ir.je to fufin, at thy fioarning :Its 
Of a!l o.r aext neigSbc urs, 17 Yat ye: OD that man 
aur harms that bave frei: | let th.ne bans be Known, 
Aud v1ir foes right giad ; Whom by ::y 1 gl: baud), "Ty 
of cur hare aid wroty thou ckcle tur :hine own, 
With tauntitg us muck 
th-mielyes ail ainung. Ou toe f..n of imaa, Lutd, 
| thy !atght now deillate; 
' 7 O Lord Godt of armie«, | For tby teif {fo potent 
Cur itrevpth ad our fly, a'bom t5cu didit prepare ; 
| Rerurne ard teſter: a + :$ We {ſhall rot turn back 


? 
xatthour more d4clay, fr i'm thee then ra mcre, 


And [-: ſhine ON U), "Mn VIiVe 15 o8y Game 

thy cuunptenarce cleare : | !u {Nail we implore. 
50 ſhall we be ſat R | 

acd ſhrick for no fear: Ig O Lcrd Gcd of armies» 

Cui itreogrh and uu Nay 34 

3 A Vivre cut cf Epgypr, Retttn and reltoie us, 

th 41 Trout wth great Cure : &ichout ior delay, 
Thou «(ait cut rbe Ge'itiles, Al ler ſhige ca us 

azd planreiift it lure, !ny - gttntenance clear, 
Ss Thou cleanfedit the ground, 0 thall we be late, 

and rovredit it fo, | Avd ihritk fir ro ft: 
That all the whcls land | 

1s hlicd to and fro, PSALME Lxxxj. 


z09 With the ſhadow thberect: 
the mountains were clad; God our Frongt hk mot cumfond 
Aud hike ihe tail C-dars, FOE Wi'hrert; bois fing ang rezofcet 
der branches did f{read, \ To {farchs Gr? m..:ta riable, 
-11 H:S$oorgt:;:orte fea, Make 'geicdie with hearfull voice, 
| far forth did (be [{fr:tcbs \ 2 GotaKeuprasr Taimes, 
' And praffs to the floud  Th- imbrel ai t ſh:lmes 
Euphrates uut reacd. L165 Ef 5 £cW 
| Tar C0:; fall 
12 Why kbaft thou broke down then; ; With TH 
her hecpes fo fur: ' That well can az: 
Taar all that paſſ- by ber, | 
have plucke ber full bare 7? 1 A: curfealt-day t>» we Were ronteh 
3 The toar ct the wind, Let bluwn the trunpit mm? ily: 
harh c 74 up at W ; $ Toe fhrlt diy febe 1 netb pointed, 
And beaſt» 1 the hel4  Thusto be kr tf] miwe: Ly. 
their bullies did hl a Fer ( as tine bath f(cryed } 
I {: i: Uber 
\{ ad: 
1 Grier 
eh. God ro hovtowuty 
i buil, 


24 () pr-at God of armies, Tr: 
our {lirengrb aid uti f 2y 4:4 
Return, Wc beree.b thee, , 
without n.*7s ceizy 
Couſgde: frem teaven, 
and ies this Icrt cal: 
And viſit itis Vines, 
AK hick ad meth dilprace 


nth rt e livages 
wp +1 TUE 14:4 

I a-art a 1 2U2Z%z 
Py 'S; 'ndyrtands 


8 7 ; , 


your 


Er tae DuNnthens Ccatltg 


Ac3 v:;:'e the Vigevaza, , Then my f.r.c uptfarings 


gi143 tivig weere it {tgoc 


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 PSALME Lxxxi.Lxxxiij. 


is (hQ).14crs | rook : 

ad eKce tbe 2avK- matter, 
es and rhe plaiſter, 

His dauds then fuiſyouk, 


Thcu call-C{t being trowptr at under, 
god I did 1id cbee from diltret]: : 

Within the ſecrer of my thunder, 

I deard roy grudgiogs mure and leſde ; 
[did ail» prove thee, 

My gooduefle above rbee, 

wbhed tbcu didit miſtrult, 

At Meribaa chyding, 

Boi waters providing » 

Tc{.rvethee art luſt. 


« H:arken my peopl?-, 1 ;fure thee, 
0 :lcael ( if rhou wuulicit beat) 


Nor othe: gods Worſh:por fear: 
1) For Tam the Eternall, 

Tty great God {uernall, 
Waof;oin Egyp:s thrall, 

Have broug ht thee ſo ſafcly ; 

Tay mourn open largely, 

Ac f:iiit Td ihait. 


11 Bur yet my people whom I choted, 
My voice they would tot bear, I ſay, 
Aid Iſrael proudly retuſ-d 

Oe me the;r loviig Lotdto Lays 

12 Thersio'c I dia load them, 

Even as their tcarts gavethem, 

To {.rve tbeir cugine ; 

After lIzxd entitings, 

Of th-ir own devinaugs 

So d.d they de:liae, 


13 Oh , if my fl bad nor forſaken 
To tearken unto me rhofe dayes : 
01, if that 1:rael had raken 

Delight to walk 1n my true wayes : 
14 Then couid I have reaiup, 

laa little ſeaſon, 

Ttrir foes to ſubdue . 

And mine bard bave rurned, 

Upon ſuch as (purned, 

My faints to purſue, 


If The baters of the Lor+ſhallnever, 
Eut flatter tim by furce canſtraind), 

ada moſt proſperous riwe for evers 
NoulJj ro my peop!e tave remaiod. 
16 Thou houldit rhen have been fed, 
With moſt fianeit a Þte bread, 
Even at thine own « iil : 
And with the {weer honey, 
Of the rock ſo tonite, 
I would thee fo llnll, 


CTSATME LXEXEHS. 


the Lord 2zimC{. If doth ſtaud : 


— 


——pe, Tu Io =O —_ 


5 Thou inouditlet no firance god allure 
(thee, 


Midſt rhe preſſe with men of might, 


To plead the cauſe of trucra ant rig d:, 


—— 
w_.s. 


with judpor if the lard, 

2. Hovlong (f i1 be) aill you proceed, 
fa.ſ- 1u.1gement:o award1 :; 

Aud have r:\,,e& for love of meed, 
tne wicked tyuregard ? 


4 Whereas of due you ſhould defend, 
t he fath-rlefſe and weak : 


| Aud when the poore man doth contend, 


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in :udgement jultly ſpeak: 
If y=- b- wiſe , detend the cauſe 
of poure menintheir right ; 
And rid the needy fiom the claws 
of tyraats force aad mip ht, 


4 


5 Putnothing w!!l they know or learn 
'ARvaiatotaeml talk; 

Tacy will o..t ſee or oughr cif. cra, 
bu (till in darkoeff: waik. 

6 Forlo,even now :hetime is come, 
rtat all rhiogs fa lco nought : 

Andlikes:(-laxs, bath all and ſome, 
fourgain arc {vid and bought, 


7 I badidecrerditin my light, 
a5 godsrotake you all: 

And childres to the molt of nights 
For love Il d.d yau call; 

But uotswi:Þbita 141197 'i &- thall die, 
24S men and decay . 

O tyratits »1 ſhulf you deſtroy, 
aad pJuck you quite away» 


? UpLnrd<&lerthy ſ.rength be known, 
ardjuizetbe world with night : 

For Why ? all cations 2 e thine O«'n, 
rotake themas tbyright. 


TSALME LAXXXIIT. 


Od foriby grace, 
(; rhou keep 119 More Glence : 
Ceaſe nor , O Gol, 

nor boldtÞby peace no more : 
2 Forl>, tby toes, 

with c:u | \iolence, 
Confedered a:rc ; 

and withao hiicus roar 
fa this their rage, 

the! Reb-ls brag and ([Noote, 
And they rÞat tate 

thee moſt maliciouſly- 
Apainlt tty might : 
their beads have ra {.ico kie, 


3 Forto-ppreſſe 

thy people they pretend 
\itb fub:illfiiobr, 

and move conſfiracic ; 
For 14h 24 On 

thy ſecret belp depeud, 
3 Goro, lay tbry, 
audie: usutierly 


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þ L i : 8 M E | Lxxxiv, 


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Tims YALLOD 

foHt Our from memcr'e.: 
Aadlo! rheraie 

Gt I{rachites let rever, 
Fartner be mage, 

00 Meulion for ever, 


LY OOOOmn —— -——_— — — — = =. 


5 Corir:ircd are, 

which cite! bearts and tell, 
Tans ag,:uinft bes, 

togeihicr 11 a band, 
\ 6 Tce kdontires, 

that inibeir tents 16 dove)! : 
And Iſina -l res 

joyned with them do ftann.; 
The Moabiies, 
upo?:he other baud. 

WWiid rLte prou:4 race 

| cf Hagarens together, 
Aﬀdcribled arc, 

and wicked:y cone er, 


7 Gabs, Ammon, 

ard Amal-k all three, 
Margo forth, cacb ore 
with h.s own pari'en : 

The TI'kijlfitiocs 

forwo!t they think to be: 
Tae indwellers 

of Tyre, ith them are bown : 
$ Alhur alſo, 

153 tteir companion : 
; Wirth tbe children 
| of Lattobe arrayed; 
| 1a their fu pport 
their mer is diſplayed, 


9 Dorbuwrt» them 
| at-ruou didſi to the hoſt 
Of Milian, 
Jabia and $. ſcra, 
| At Kiſhsr ttcvs ; 
19 In Endor |;ves theyl ft, 
To dung tne Ignd, 
| wher-a5S their bodies Jay : 
11 Like Oreb, Za, 
Zeba, ad Zalmunaa, 
So makethcu tre, 
even th-ir molt giz bry Pcinces, 
And alltte ca et 
ruletsof thcir province 


12 Who ſaid, Letus 
inberica$ Our Gw 
Gods mantſon:: 
| 13 My God reve them tee 
Like rolling whee!cs, 
| or as the ſtybb:c Liown 
Beforc the wir : 
14 As fare :heo : Kecg3 welee 
Both burn aa4 fame : 
devoure oL muUY 414 05 he 
| Tae keaaet .rov:: 
i; Sol: tthy c221e {t cate them, 


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 Therabrruacles of thy 


; OL-riot buſts trou 


6 Feds happy [:;1 


} Atl t 


| Regard 1 (:y, b 


<< — HL- — - — — —O%.. —. Lo LYN rr err ee Wwe — -— — Wo = 


And thy war j-winds 


witnterrour ſo detace them, 


16 Th-ir faces, 1.-r\, 


with ger they >a tulhi!: 


| Tha. tho y Way {.- "+ 


thy natne 11 115 off twoprint: 


17 Cortcurded | 


them be, and weil 
Y'exed#{ with wo, 


Yea» 11a ke them ſhamd and hent, 


18 And |-t r>kem know 
t22t the u art pcr nvanent: 


' That JEHOV AH 


thy name ae pertainerh, 


: To thee over 2!! 


the :ar.h whote glorie reigneth, 


PSAL ME LXXYIIEL 


C) L* rd of bol's VO ME: 


FIG rlaaſant is thy dwe)ſirg. -p 


FOMPs 
bow pl-afaor : or4 they be, 


| > Myfſ\.ul- doth luvg ful! lore to go 


aro thy CourtSavruall , 


; My beart doth roy, n yl (bh allo, 


in thee the | virg God, 


3. Th- (parra%'3 fi:4 a r20m to reſt, 
ani ſrvernemicl.es fromwrocg 

And cke tle [avanliew bath a noelts 
wber-into Keepheryorp, 


dave jp lice to fit and boy, 
| I fays, 
wy Godaud eke myKLirp. 


5 Otrheyb: bleed that may dattlh, 
| with:n thy houſe alxaye:> : 
' For:h:y all times thy fatts do icell, 


avd evervive rh» ; raiſe, 
: likewiſe are they» 
u hoſ= ſtay aad (r=: gib thou AC's 


Which cothys bouſe do m1iud the KAY 


and ſcckitiarheir bear:, 


7 As they gothrough theval- of te 


they 4:g up luurraines ſails 
Toatlikeaf, ring ic allapyeare., 
* apd thuu their; its duſt hill. 
8 From ftreoptt, ro &Y-neth they walk 
re !aarneVe: ker {lallbe. (> 


 Andſorhe Gro ot Ger ds ar lilts 


iv Sionthty dolce. 


>» O Lerd of Foaſts to mc eive heads | 


ang heetewkeul doe j-: ray? 


() Yackbs Gu: | fav. 

zo O Letd our fhiclicf breed 
regatd 2 =d locraw neer; 

buhold tte fact 


UE the avwinicd Grace. 


! tODfuunhd thine cares; raced | 


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+ Thee bir full cigb rite Al:ar may! 


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| i, better toabile, 
Thc orber where ra Krep or fry, 
21b-ufand dayes befige, 
| 12 Much r-ther wou:d | Keep a Coors, 
wittia the bouſe of God, 
Toen 10 tte rentSUf witkeduelſe, 
| t0 ſettle mine abode. 


wil! 21Aceanid Worlnip p:ve : 
Ardno goof ttlig {hall be withhi il 
| ton thein that pi Yely live, 


ww 


14 O Lord of boaſt) tft man 1wbleſt, 


and bapp e ſure js h- : 
That is perſwaded in his breaft, 
| to rrvſt all rimestnatkee. 


.—- PSAL ME 


LAALXYVso 


oO 2 tbou loveſt þa't tv land, 


Wapo *a5in toraldome litrant. 

: Tay peo, I: tins lo great and budy :, 
Thou covered batt , aud did not yudge, 
Tay mercies wel- fo great, 


3 Thine angerthen, and wrath ſo bot, 
| Thou didit remir , avd bait furgort , 
; Such was iby rerder love. 


wo 
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Ml Releaſethine tre and now at lengrb, 
Let our diftrefle thee move. 


| 5 Wil: thou hagarprie, Lord, for ay? 
W:!:tbou p p thy wrath, I (iy ? 

And that f:omm age to ape? 

'6 Wil: thou not ture, uSUpto raiſe, 

| Thar why tt y people ray thee praiſ?, 

' And that with great courage, 


That ty (;lvation we may bave ; 

"Bur hearken rom I will. 

$ And bear what Go41 himſ-;t doth ſay, 
Wtopeace before his ſcinrs doth lay, 

| Lelt ibey (houl4 turoto ill, 


9 Now cerrainly his bea!th is rear, 
To ſuch ai do indeed hi n tear, 
ad ble 1b (ti:] our land, 
20 Lo, truth and mercie both do meet, 
bs ighteouſriefſe ard peace do greets 
I both j>yue hand in band. 


w heaven +ighceouſretſe no doud: ? 
Tea, God (t:all 21ive good Foie: 
12 So that our Jand ſhallgive increaſe. 


0 (1;a'} Rill march before, 


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266 
* ESALNE TYEXKXVY. 


Or box'e thine Care to my requeR 
add hear mic by and by, 


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| 13 For Ged the Lord our light an! ſhield 


\rd b-ovght f .q:Þ [2c b vv $4 Y t:acds 


4 Oturn usthen, God of our ſtrer gh; 


It For truth (hall from the earth bud ov: 


{LU And ri;breouſie(- romard ban npreaſe, 


-”_ 0 A PP _ wg. —A TT” CST CCCoCﬀCrCee ED 

0 ME 
k A # 4 

— ——- - —””- Om oe nem ., woo pe NY — —CCGCC——C  _ ... _—— ———_ 


11 For why? wihin thy ccu::ts ure day Withgr.evous pait ard griet ©; 7 7 


7 Thy mercies, Lord»to ſhew vouch{af:, 


9 The Gentiles and the _ «ty | 


B-forethy fice cn Kuees (hal 


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IxXXXV. Ixxxv}. 


tullpoore and weak arr. 1, 
2 Preſerve my ſovule, boctule ry wayes, 
ard doings hojy >= : 


Ar.J ſave tby fervace , Lord, I p:ay 


that purs kastrult 10 thee. 


3 The mercy , Lord, on we expreſſe, 
d: ſec! mr eke wi hall : 

kr thruvgh the day Teo wot ceaſ, 
ontheerto cty aud call. 


,4 Coin: fore ,0 Lord , tby ſervants (cule, 


reatrocC withpaitis pin, 


Foruntc tr=e (Lorg) [| cxtcl, 


ai l ft. any ſouls and mide. 


5 Fur thou art good ard bounrtiſull, 
thy gifts cf prace are tree ; 


| Andeke thy mercy plentifull, 


toa'!iharcailon thee. 


6 OLor4, lik-aviſe when I do pray - 
'1Paard and «VE a0 carc;: 


211K Welt .uewords tbar I do ſay, 
and all my prayers bear. 


, 7 In time when trouble doth me moove, 


to thee I do compizin. 


; Forwt.y? I Know and well lo prove, 


taoy aulyerelt meagann,. 

$ Amovp the 02+, O Lord , 13 none, 
with thee to b- corapar? ; 

And none caa do at thou alure 
the like tad uot beene heard. 


«'tich thou cid{t mak-+ me: 


andglorifie tty vame. ';* 5 
10 For why ? thou art ſo much of mizkt, 


a'l power isrhin* own ; 
Thou work-ſt wonders [15] ig fight, 
for thuu att God alvube, 


| 11 O reach meLord , the way and 1 


{nall io thy truth > owed; 
CO joyoe min- beartto thee ſoue, 
tharf thy Naimne 11ty ercad. 


123 To tice my God n1iill; veprat, 


vich 21] mine bear! , O Lord: 


' Aud gVorifetby Name alway ys, 


- tureverttruuge the wor.d., 


' 13 Forwby? thy merci?s ſhew#d to me, 


is Freat ard doth eye], 

Thou ferft my fou} at it. ene, 
out from the jowcT bei). 

14 O Lord tbe roud azaintt me ri(e, 
anibeapsctmenat mptt:; 

Taey ſeek tv ſoul , ardinro wiſe 
«11! 2ave t2ce lo tbeic fight, 


1; Thou Lord art mer: full and meek, 
talidack and ) wo wiath: 

Thy 290 dnefſe is t. 1! grear, :zrd eres 
tay ifuln no i *:ilUures ktath, 

C: 2 144 C) 


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' 16 () turne ro me and mercy grant, 
thy ſtrenght to me apply: 

O help, and ſave they oTne ſervant, 
thy kandmaids ſoune am I, 


17 On me ſome ſgne of favour ſhew, 
tbar all mv foes may ſee : 

And be alham'd becauſe Lord :bou 
doelt belp ana ſuccour me, 


PSALME LXEXXVIT. 


- lar city hal] full well endure, 
ber ground-work ſtill duth Ray: 

Up®22 tbe doly bill full ſure, 
| Ir canvo time delay. 

2 God loves the gat:s of Sion beſt, 
is grace doth there abide: 
He loves them morethen all the reſt 
vf Jacobs rears beſide. 


3 Fullglorious things 1c pred be 
io Sion and abroaJ, 

Great! , things I ſay, are (aid of thee, 
thou city of eurG d, 

4 O2 Rababl will cait an eye, 

| and beare in mindetke ſame : 

| Ard Babylon (hall eke apply, 

and leara ro kuow my Name, 


s Lo PTale'tin&and Tyre alſo, 
| with Ethiope Iikewile : 
A people 014 fuil long agoe, 
were boron and ther- did rife: 
6 Of Sion th-y ſhall ſav abr -ad, 


tbat divers men of fime: 


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PSALME Lxxxvij, Lxxxviij. Lxxxix, | 
7 Thyarath ſo laid on me thou haf, | 
' That overcome with grief I cry, 


' $ Such a« me knew th::u haſt drawn 
, Whoſe [>ve 15 turned to prear hate: 
; Tam ſhur u;, all belp I lack, 

; bor toredrefſ: wy drexdfull ve, 

| 9 My vi\:12e doth my grief declare, 


To th-eIcry, Lord, dayby day : 


; Mire bands to tte I Nret. b with teare, 
; But yet cau have ov re(t nor ſtay, 


10 Wilt thou ſhew wonde-s fo the dee 
Shall dead wer riſe to Fra ſe rtyn 
1t Shali :nthe grave tby love be ſcr | 
W:rn faicbfulnefſe- may death weilfr 
I2 Thy WONcr us walrke for ro re; 
Shall:tey in darknefſe deep be known} 
O- ſhall thy rizbrouſ1efle fo great, 


| la a torgettull jand be ſhown? 


| 13 To thee , O Lord, long crydel 
 Ande.rly (hallI ome to pray 


14 Whydoſt rhuu ſtay my foal to ſavy 


And turathy face from me away? 

15 Iam affiited to tbe dearth, 
Alwayzs in dread of lie l doubt : 

16 Thy w-2:h I feel] ar every breath, 


; Thy te.r almoit bath worn me out. 


17 Like wat*rthey ms cloſed round, 


Becauſe I ſhould no: fr: them {(1:4es 
1s My lovers hearts :bou baſt apst 


; And mine acquaietance did rbem high, 


Have there ſprung up ,and the high God, | 


bath fouaded faſt the ſaine. 


' 2 In tkeir records ty them it ſhall, 
trhroegh Gods device 2ppeare : 
Of Sion that be chiet of all, 
bad bis beg:2ning there, 
$ The minſtrels all with ſucb as lirg 
ſhall praiſe r2e Lord with gl-*, 
For of 4eligbrt my -ieafſant ſpricgs, 
are ,.compalt all in rhee, 


P&ALME LXXXVIIL 
God of my ſalvation, 
© [ day and nip hr before the? fall: 
' KJ l-r my fu pplication 
| Of theebe heard ween [ do call: 
; 3 For evilsdo my ſyul fo fill, 


; My life rear to the grave is thrown : 
| 4 Witt lfuch <s fallth- pic inc4ll, 


I numb:ed am, aud (;rength tave none. | 


5 Among the dead a man moſt froe, 
AS one ingravealready(liine: 

' Whom thou cit-ex.*ft av inore ro be, 

' But quire cut: off as one moRvair. 

\ 6 In eepth profound ito! haſt me ca, 
Waowaeiathe dark ſullecr-p I Tye, 


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PSALME ULEXKXIL, 


O fing the mercies of the Lurd, 
my torgue ſhall never ſyare; 
Aud with my mouth from age to age, 
thy truth I will declare: 


' 2 Forl bave ſafd that mercy ſhall, 


for everm.o-e remain : 
Tatar thou doſt the bearens ſtr» 
thy .rueth appearcth plaiae, 


| 3 To mineele& , faith God , I made 


a Cove.ant and bereſt : 


| My {ervant David ro perſwade, 


[ !w_reand did proteſt. 
4 Thy ſerd foreverl wil: ſtay, 
and (tabliih ir full faſt : 


And ſt Iluvhald thy terone alzay, 


tzom age roaye to/alt, * 


5 The hexvens ſhew with joy and mm 
thy wondrous works, O Lord, * 


thy fai:handrrueth r:cord, 
\ 6 Wono With the Lord is equall races, 
ina'!tbecl:uds abroad, 


| 
| Tt.y Sain*+ within thy C h rich on eta. 


Am>»np tbe (ors of ail the pes; 
what one is like our Goc ? 


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Godin aſſembly uf the Stiurs, | bim King of allthe rout: . | 
is greatly to b= area 1; 21 For wdy? my bacd is ready i!), | | 
pad over all char dvvell atove, | with tim for to 1emain : | 4 
in tgerrour tobs bad. And with mine armealſ) I «iIl, : | 
1 Lord God of boits ia all the world, him (trengbtben and ſuf. {- | 
what one '; like tu thee ? | || | 
On ev2ry hie wo!lt mighty Lurd, | 23 Te enemies ſhall oor him oppreile, 
thy truth isſeenio be. tncy thai] him not devour : | | 
Nor y*t the ſons of wiikednes | 
; Tph- raging Sea by thize advice, or tim ſhall bave v6 power. | 
p. (hou rulclit at iby will ; 24 Hitfors ikewiſe I will deltcouy, 
: kod when the waves thereof atife b-tore t:y face in 12% t, 
th.u mak?ſR them calm aud (till, | Ard thoſe that hate him [ w.'l plague, 
0 A42 man ſlain, ſy» Eg+ pr jaud, aud itriKe them with tby might. 
dat thou ſubattca, C Lurd : 
Tis fors W.i2 mizbry arme ad baad, Ed | 
AE 4h” 670k 25 My truth aud mer.y eKke wickhall, 
ihoa ſcartered baſt abroad. Niall itill upon b'm | « : | 
An\tny ? 
14 The heavens are thine and ſtill bave | fs: hdr its. cke ſhall | 
lixewiſe the earth and la'd : (been, | 26 11's kingdowe i © 1 for to he | 
Ty, wo!] {with all char 15therein uroa the ſea and laus: | : 
—_— —_— FP And obs the runoing floods (hall be | 
12 DUTtY NU 30;03 "oY 8 | : a» . . . 
thy {+{f didſt make a23d traine : (lone | ESIRcE 1.8 Bus 152ht hand. | 
opt ot gate x nerds, 27 Hz ſhalldepecd withall bis heact 


r-juyce and pra [» thy Name . | on me, aud this (hall ſay : 


; My 2atherard my God thuu art, 
my rceKoufh:zl'ba day. 


12 Thige arme is ſtrong and full of power, 


ali magbt therein dota he : 23 As my tiſt-boruce I at'il himniake, 
The {treoyra of thy ::;bt hat cab bour, of al! 6a eartathar fprings : 


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thou lifieſt up oa bigb. Wis in.:p bt and bonour T1 will maks | 
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thou balt tby ſear and place : 
Mercy and cruth are ſtill with thee, 


and goe beturethy face. 29 My mercy ſha}l be with him fti:l, 


| for eveit» endure ; 
15 Thoſe folk are ble that know arighr, | My faitt fu'i coverant I will 
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14 15 righteouſues and equity, ab,ve allearrbly kirgs, 
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— | bim Keep hrn e ard [ure 
to joy in thee, O God, | to . 
For inthe f.vour cf tby ſight, | 30 Aadeke his ſeed I w;1l (uſtaine 


they wa.k full {.fe abroad. foray bo:hſureacd fait : 


Lord by N reiovce they ſhall So thar bis rbrone (hal! Ni. remain, 
F x od f Frpmys wi $ag 4, while tnattke heavens do laſt : 
{ 


Andintby r. (le witha!l | 83 
Argh. - 1 wot wig nk | 31 If thar tis ſons forger my law, / 
: and (» begin to (werve : 


17 For wh irzl tha : Ardct ny jU1gements have Lone a7, | 
in oe give yarn prong SWE.0G, oF will cot them obſerve, 


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Tiy g0dneffe eke thar bath vs ſtai'd, | 32 Or if r>ey do ro. uſe aright | 

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{hall 1::t cur borne on bie- | my |tarures ro them mace: | 
18 Our ſtrecg.b that doth defer us wel, } And fer all wy commar d-ments light, 
ard will uvr Keep? my trade, | 


tze Lord ro us doth bring , 
The holy oae cf Lira], 


be is our guid aad king, | 33 Then wichthe rol I willbegin 
| | their doirgs roanent ; | | 
ly Tay will unto the ſaints ſomerimes, ; Andfſo with ſcyurgi-g tor their lin, 


when that they die oferd, 
34 My mer. y y-t, and my guodnefle, 


a vigous thou d dit thew : 
And thus ry-n didſt thou ſay to then; 
ty mindeto make them Keow. I will not caXe blin fro : 
2 A man of might I baveeredR, | Nor han +l» bin with craftineſſe, 
your kirg and guid to be : | and 1» my rcuth forgo. 
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And (:t him up whom 1 ele, 


among the folk to me .. 3; But ſure my covenant I will hol, ; 


{21 My {e,vanr David 1 aypolnt, | with all that I hve ſpoke: 
o, il Dom Ifhave ſ-arched cut : ' No ward the which my lips bave told, 
| acd with my holy oyl angint | fall alter c: be broke, 
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36 Once {ware Iby my / bo't iQ- ile, 
anitbar performew:lll; 
; With David I wili Keep promiſe» 
and to his feed for av. 
| ; 37 Nizfeed forevermore ſhall reigne, 
aud eke his :thrane cf night : 
A1 doth the Sun it ſhalj re:nain, 
forever 10 my tight. 
23 Anda*s the Mono: Ska the Skie, 
toreveritandetb falt ; 


A fairhtull witnee trom on Þ gh, 
{o fnaU ti, kingdom: lait. 


29 Bu: now, O Lord, thou doſt rej: 
t2n'0e awne anvir;ted deare 

Yea, thou art wroth with thine ele FI, 
an4 now thuu changeit chear® : 

49 The covenang with tay ſervant amnade, 
L2r'i, thou baſt qui e uudone ; 

And dow :e upon the ground alſo 
batt caſt his royalt croxo, 


41Tbou bt his hedge plu:k'cu;wmight 
b:s wajs thou dutt corfound : 

Thou b-ateſt eke his bulwarks down, 
and bicak*2itentorbe ground, 

42 Toat reis{ure detroy?d and corn, 
of commers by :zhrovghout ; 

And {ois made 2 mock and ſi.orta 
to all rhat dwel: ato2t, 


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43 Thouthetr right handhaſt lified up, 
| teat b:m ſy» forr annoy ; 
| And allb sties tar tim devoure, 
lo thou hiſtwadeto joy. 


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ſu that be may no! Rand, 
| Bcf,r2 bis foes as be was won 
tar bave the awer-hied. 


ti; :hcone, his joy, ard mirta, 
By thee is overthrow : and ct 

full ; (WW UZ0N the © arch. 
as Tn haſt cur of aud made full ſhort 
Lis youth and luiſtiedayes : 
Audra ot oimanill report, 

with ſhame aud great difpraiſe, 


45 hi:2lory thog haſt macde:o woſte, 
| 


47 How long away from me, () Lard, 
for ever wilttbou turne ? 

{ Acd {ha!lrbive anger tt:llalway 

as bre conſume and burn ? 

'$$ O callro miod- remen. ver tgen, 

wy time conſurnerh faft : 
| \Whty baſt tbcu mage tbe ſons of men, 
25 thivpgs in vatue to wal: ? 


+ 49 Wratman is hetha! | veth here, 
and death ſha!l reverſe ? 
| Orl10n tbe band of be!! bis10Ule, 
{hail ned-['yerfre:? 
| Fo Waere U{O Lere \ rhige old goodnes, 


441115 (aordthbou balt mid: dull & blunt 


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ſo ofr teckies) before | ? 
Waick by thy truth ard uprightaefe, 
to David ith. ulalt ixuru? 


| 53 Toe preat rebukes ro mind Icall, 

tar ou thy ſervants lie : | 

| The railings of the p:optr all, | 

| burnin iny breaſtdo I, | 

ja Forwby? () Lond, beboldrby fors | 
bl:\ſpbemed hav? thy Name : 

 Intbar y x7 ſt-p5 whon'bou bait chofe | 
and ointed they deftainc, | 


53 Allpra'ſ: to thee, O Lord of hoſts, ' 
bo b now and eke focaye : 
Trough sk.e,aud eirtband allthe coalts, 
Amea, Amea, I (ay. 


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Lord, thou haft b*en our refuge, 
| '©, ard F.-pt us ſafe and ſound : 

Fiy.nageto gras witnelle cig 

all we wh carrue i: found. 

\ 2 Before y a1 0UatainS were fur h brozghi, 
ece rhuu the earth oi. i{t frame ; 
| Taou waſt our preat erernÞ1i Gol, 
| aud (1; (haillve the ſame. 


| 3 Tho dot vain man ſtrik- down to cul, 
though be bein his flower ; | 

Again thou layeit, Ye Adains (ous, 

| returg to ſh-w Your power. 

4 1er whatisicarbouulſaizdyerts, 

| rocountthemiothy 12or ? 

| But asa day which laſt is palt, 

aud aSa watch by tight, 


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5 They are \» ſvore as rhou doſt Rorme,. 
even.ikea cp or ihade : | 

Or like the gratſe, wbich as we Know, | 
b-timesS away do hfale: | 

' 6 With pl=aſant dews iu break of day, | 

| gr weihup fill green: | 

; By nig hc cur dowa i: withegceth as 

mo bcau:y can be leec. 


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7 O Lord, how ſore do we corſame 
| inthistbY wrath ſo hate : 

Ve fearthy t ir1e be fo herce, 
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tha; death ſhall be ourlor. 

$ Thou halt {o inarked our miſdeeds, | 

thatrgey arc in 1hy minde ; ' 

{ Our {:crert ſins are in by fight, | 
a3 thuug k none grace [nould hade. 


' 9 For when tbi:ze anger Kindled is, 

our day2scoauſunne forthwirp ; 
| | Then end our yeers asthoughts moſt | 
| which taveintbem nopith, (vain, 
' 10 Th- dayes of man we hnde to be, 
uf yzersten andtihreeſcore : | 
Andrbough that ſome by UAtTUre (trong» | 
a:t«lats livecen morc, 
Yet 


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Yet * Laci\ Qtrengeh brag whac they liſt | BULL uuty ibee roae but at all - 
butlaboar, griet,aud care; Shall otice fo inuch as touch thee the n. p 


And patſ-t2 hace to baite their end, $ Tcticcycs {hall certatuly bobold- 
erz ih. y them(-lves beware : | Wha: rzcompence the wicked dare : | : 
'Y ;; Ye: who Terardett weHebe power | gl ortar rae Lord as thy firowy buld, | } 
| ef th1>.by wra:ll forr-ar: Thuu bait hiuwalethy ſoul to fave. | 
| All ſuch iriity as dotbee Know, 
thy pla;ues wher thou doſt threat. 10 There ſhall hoge ill:itee arprebend ; 
| Nor yet thy taberiiacle touch: | 
| .. Teach u« therefore to colnt Gur iayes 11 For b= his aogels forth doth ſend, 
fe | that we Oul hearts md, bet; | And giievthm charge to Keep allluch. 
'Y 7, -ar i- thy wiſedomes ang tby iris | 12 So wailly (hail tbey tbes defend, 
f ri2a: ihvvildbeourecd, | Tha: ha:in- thu wu ſhalt ve ſure of uvac: | | 
"= F ſur; veraglhn, OL. r1 bow I 3'g ' Nor yer {, mu.h as cnie « #-rd, | 
| w1.lth -u De angry vil? ' Or da{li tay tut ayalult a itoce, f 
ihe Ze net'e tuli QUIOTu)Y lock, i 
aud Iau tibcin is, goal will. | 13 Thou ſhale ugoa tb: |. 07 tread, 
| ' Tac Crag, and the aſpe ail, 
| ;4 Ob, 1:i vs vent thy mefcic- prot, Tazy ſh.ilot thee be (ill indrad, { 
0 treqwert wmoruingh Up: {24 [Neli upon taem waikard po, 
\9wnel- Oye iha:la lv. riaye>, | 1 4 For lo th» Left bimle If dad {z0rnm, | y 
anc Tae b<tlaland ſ1Z. Bec aule, faith: Gods be kn-w my name, / 
ig Declare efiſoo.esio er tigne of love: I iurey a:ll 2ralt bis borae, | 
| *} y 1COUTF.d to alarte : Aud tuih co: trund as ferk tis ſhame, 
1 ad tw' the y:errof ohtrd a Piede, | 15 O41 me be ſhail cal inlis need, 


pe —_ 7 Ti . 
(ultaitang luck grew prague, ' An1l will hear him out of 4@:b; © 


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HS trouhie Send will L wth ſpeed, 

And wil} tim g'01ih- rarouphour, | 
16 Or y:cre$h-2 ih [i bave tis defies, 

Toa: te tte fame full well may fer: 

' My {1 2 telinand loveenire, 


15 Shex for.htby met. V thige own Werx 
£ui0 : hy fervact ear : 

uſt, And focthy gracty 19 -be,r 1::4 

fur ever ile PET. 


| 7 Ant th ebealy ot the Lord, Tu dU 4iiu ve0z 1111}, have ron ent, | 
uper:5f ,17-meint : D 
| | as 69) bo _ o'r A422 wOrks 7 PS ALME X C11. 
| ad K::l th: fame inalttalns | | 
; Thing both geod ar 4 meet rrul 
| PSALME XCI. | A It 1s to af to- Lord : " | 
| Andtretbyrame (O Lord moſt kic } | 
"© KM Heſo with fiil intent and minde, ro fins with one accord. j 
W [1 Gol mott tigh bimfelfdorkt itay>| 2 Te {hew tbe kiodnetſe cfthe Lord, | 
| Hi» anizt ty rower that main (hall fade, {| Cetime er-ir be ]:;ght; 
| | 4a laredetz'ice robe alway. | Andeke dec:are bis truth abroad, 
|, 2 An1naw ſayrttheLordwilll, when itduth diay tonight; [ 
| 0 thay m n: hope aud fort moſt{urce : | 
H:>my God, tius will I cry, 3 Upon ten ſtringed inſtruments, | 


My trult to hun (hall til endure, | ob Lute avd Harp ſo ſweet : 
3 He lurely willchee (r-ely let, | 


V.'ith a!l rhe mirih you can invent, 
| 
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| bar fromthe craf:ie huct.rs frare; EL 7 TIN me. meet. 
| $0tHa: thou needſt nor fear blzner, | $ For tBou = made w 4 CIO Fs 
; | Noryet for plaguesno whit to care, t 4 rhir gy lo wr ught dytdee, | 


4 Under his winos he willikee Lide, | And I bave joy In heart aud vYOYCes 


(| And ther= thee keep full well [hallbee, | by Dandy works to fee. 
. Ta-ergo defend on either tide, | . ' 

Fi.tu:gthallftill ity buckle be, | 5. O Lott; Baur Rhonrovy ane Sour gront, 
; ET are alt thy works {v ft our, 

5 Thou fhalcnor need to be dilinald, | 59 deeply areiby counſel, (er, 
Foraty tear ry come by git : that bone <4! try them our, | 
| Nor of thearcay be afraid, 6s The man ubaile be doth not keow 
) | Wriiht_rih is (hot when it is light, | how rtiSis brought topalle:; 
g! 5 Nor y-t the peſttlence to fear, | Net yet the idivt fool allo | 
| whack 1 the dark doth n.uch anncy do:b unde;Raud this cafe, | 
| N270! the placue at vouue day el-ar, | D — "IE 

' Which doth full of vreat heaps deitroy. TM Nos oe No Se Fog 
7 Athouraut art toy ode {hall £11, | They when they Nouriftio their ul, | 
et And at BY 11y2L baud thuulgudsien , fr ever {Nail be wat. | 


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$ Bur thou art 1 i;bry, Lord no!{t b.gb» | 


yea thou dolt reig1 therefure ; 
In every time ctercally, 


both nuw and evermor-. 


9s Forwby? OLord, behold ani fee, 
bebold thy foes, I lay; 

How al; that work iniquity, 
ſhall perilh an1 decay, 

10 But thou liketh*Unicorne this while, 
(hall lift mine burn on bie, 


thire cinted King am I, 


it And of wy foes before mine eyes, 
ſhall ſ-e rhe fi.l and (haine, 

Of all tbat up againſt me riſe, 
mine ear ſhall bear the ſame. 

212 The juſt ſhall flouriſh up on big, 
as Date-trees bud and blow- 


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PSALME XCIIII, 


- "= 
Lord, ſince vengeance doth to thes, 
and to noreellie belong : 


' Nuvfthex thyſelf, O Lordour God, | 


With {peed revenge our wrong. 


| 2 Aif-raou great Judge of the world, | 


114 bave arlength regard, 


| Taatis the pruud deſerve and do, 


nuu wilt them {o 1egard, 


3 OLerd, bow 0Ng ſhall» i. ked men 
trumph , tby fulk to ſl-y? 


|; Yea, Lord bew low for they triumph, 


23 -hough who now but they? 
gs How loog (hail wicked duers ſpeak, 
theirgreat diſdain we ſee : 


| Wh {- borfing p:.de durh ſeem to threw 


10 ſpeech but theirs ty b:, 


And as the Cedars mult. ply, 
in Libanus that ,roT. 


5 OLord, they {mite thy people down, 
not ſpar:ng young norol4 ; 
Thine heri:age they ſo torment, 
as (tran;e iato beh-1d. 
6 The aidow anath. ranger both, 
| they mur:heicruelly :; 
The fatherl-M« :ney pur ro deat b, 


and cauſethcyknow none why, 


13 For tbey areplanted in the place, 
and dteiling of vur God, 
Wirbin his courts they (prinz a pace, 
and flouriſh all ab:cad. | 
' 14 And iutbeirage much fruit ſhall bripy | 
| borh fat and weltbe ſ:co ; 
| And pleaſantly both bud and ſpring) 
| withboughs and branches green. 


| 
With fr ch and new prepared oy, 
| 
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7 And yet ſay they, Tuſh, ruſh th: Lord, 
will not bebuld ths deed ; 

Nor yet Wiil Jacobs Gcd regard, 
the thing by us decreed. 

3 But now take beed yefyols unWile, 
ainorg(t the f\-Ik& that dwell: 

Ye focls, I fay, wheu will veweigh, 
orunderſtand this we:l : 


9 He tbatthe ear did plant and place, 
{hal! be be low to bear? 

Or be that male ho eyCcto lec, 
ſhall be not ſee not clear ? 

10 Or be that plagu*d the heatben folk 
and Knowledge teacheth men, 

To turzture ſuch aSw-nt aſtray, 
ſhall h- vor puniſh then? 


(1 The Lord vur God who man did frat 
bis very thuughts doth know : 

And thar they arc both vile aud vain, 
tohimis knoan a'ſy. 

12 Bur þ «\(ſ-4 isrbe man Ss Lord, 
whom thou dolit bring inaw; 


And:eache:t bun by ct1s tty rod, 
to love and fear thy law. 


15 To ſhew that God is good and juſt, 
and upright io bis will : 

He 1s my rock , my bope » aad truſt, 
ia bim tbere is none ill. 


CY UE ES oo I CH A———o_ 


PSALME XCIIl 


| He Lordas King aloft dothreign, 

T in g.ory gcoily dight : 

Aud be to ſhew bis ſtreagrh and main, 
bath girt bin ſ- If with migbr. 

2 The Lord likewr'e tbe earth bath made, 
and {napedir ſofure : 

No mizbr can inakeit move or tade, 
at vay itCorh ceednre, | 


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| 3 Erethat the worl4was made or wrought | 

| thy feat was ſer before : 
Beyord all time that cav b- thought, 

| thou heti been evermore. 


4 The fl>ods , O Lord , the fioods atile, 
th-y rear and make a voile, | 
| The m3 y ad 6.7 hore | 13That thou maylt yive him reit and eaſe, 
| Sho dethboremte ic tune of trrou Jr giear, 

| : id In iy ; ; 
| 5 Yea, tbough the ſtormes ariſe in ſight, | bes F008 6g 1g 3s ba 4 UP» 
though ſeas do rage and (we}l ; R, wen 4p Lad1,05 at 
| The Lord is ſtrong and more of might, & He agh Bice £0 {rb ob hataa 
| bis people tbar him [ove : 


for h- vn bigb doth dwei), | Fon 
PEO eo TT DIO 


hb:s bouſhold ro defend | 


+ For juſt a4 rrye they ſhall it take, i5 For judoemert now with t12th all 
| all rimes withcu: an cud, 


| that juſtice may b* free : (joyous 
| | An 


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Acd ſuch as be upright 1n heart, 
therefore full glad ſhall ber. 

16 Who n-w willup, and riſe with me 
againſt this wicked band ? 

Or who acainſt theſe workers 1.1, 
on my part Rout will .tand ? 


17 If ehat the Lord tad vor mn: helpr, 
doubtlefſe it ta ibe-n 4one: 

To wit, my foul infilence brought, 
and ſo my fovs had wor. 

15 But though my foot did im. ttiy Ne, 
yet whea Ididirtieitl, 

Thy merc:*, Lord fo khel{ me up, 
teat I therewith nut tell, 


19 For inthe heaps of ſorrows ſharpe, 
whichdid m.ne beart oppreile ; 

Thy wercies x'exeto me lo great, 
they 1id ny ſoul ref. eh. 

2) Wile tb /u vain man bavs ought to do 
with tha moſt xicked chair : 

Which forg-:h miſcaiet ai a laws 
Witnout remorſe or fear? 


21 A2..uſt rhe fouls of godly men, 
they 2:e with ſpeed coove-nt : 
And {9 corde mne the guii:letie vlood, 

o! th-F yoreinnocen'. 

2: ha: yÞ-r tae Lord is my r-fuze, 
10 1'ittefſe dangers d-ep; 
An1G:4tie rock is of mine tope, 
wao doth me alwaycs Keep. 


13 2- atillrewardrihcie wickednoeff:, 
3nd iu dis wrach :bern kill; 

1-i* endeſtroy hall GolourL-:!, 
19402 bath can aad will. 

EIA - 3GY. 

Come I-rt us lift upoury yr, 

( And ting uvtitu the Lond, 

lie 7 our rock cf h-al:th :<joyce, 
IztuSwith owe accord. 

2 Yea, let n5 come before his tace, 

to give 2im thanks and praiſe; 

[1 floging Plalmes unto hisgrace, 

lec ws be gladallwayes. 


: F,r xhv? th-=L.ord he is no doubt, 
1 2r-2at 22d migbty Ged 3 

A ki-2400ve-ll g ds throug nout 
l 1 all t1e wirld 2bryal)l. 

+ Ia: ſecrets of the earth ſo deep, 
aad Corner cf the 1agd : 

Tac t5,s of bils thataie (0 Rteep, 
1e bad chem ta tis hand, 


5 The (er an” wat-r; all are bis, 
fur h- toat ſame bath wr2ught : 

Tie ea:th ant alt raar there !5, 
d'« t£a0d bats mate of noughr, 

5 Conel:tus boe, ard pra'feibe Lord, 
beture him 1: us tall * 


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And Kneel to bim with on* accord, 
the which bath made us 2.1, 


7 For way? heisthe Lord our God, 
far us he doth provide? 
| We are bis flock be doth us feed, 
biz ſhe-p- and te our guice, 
$8 Today if y+ his voyce w:ili near, 
then parden r.07 your nearts 3 
ASye with gruogiug many a yeer 
pruvok? him in delart, 


. 9 Whereas your fat bers tempted me, 
my power for to prove ; 


» My wondrous works when they did lce; | 


ye: Rilichey would not move. 


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\ loTw:ce twenty vecr5 they did me grieve 


| and I rothem did (ay: 
They erre in heart aud fot belceve. 
they hayc cor Knuw my wa; . 


11 Wherefore Il ware ates that my wr: bh | 


vas KindieJdia my breat: : 
Tia: they (huuld ae yer tread the pattk, 
tO enter iu my reſ?, 
PSAL ELCYL 
Sg I ig ye with praii* yn'o the Lord, 
o2w ſonz2s witk joy and murth ; 
$.2g unto bim with one accord, 
a:! p*oOple On rhe earth, 
2 Yea, 1112 unto tbe LORD, I ſy, 
pra $ y:his h ly Name} 
Deciarc a id (hew tro.:1 day to day, 
ſaivation by the lane. 


' 3 Ammnrg the t-atben cke declare, 
k $s 2000UuT round 2bout : 

| To {h-w his worde$do bot fa, 
ig all rhe rorid teroughbaur. 

, + Forwby? the Lord 1s much of mba 
and wor:uy praile alway :; 

| And he 15 ig be dread of iiger. 

ayuve all Gods I (ay. 


. ec For a!ltbebea:hen gods abrocy, 
a'e idols thar will fade : 
But yerour God be is the 1 ord, 
that back tbe beaveas 12dÞe, 


; 6 All vrai(- and honourexe dodwell 


foraze detcre 8 face : 


' Both -0xer and migtt likew:le cxcell, 


within k.s holy piace, 


- 7 Aſcribe upto the Lord alway 


| ye pgevple of the wor!?, 
All might aad worthip cke 1 ſay, 
a'crizeunotte Lor), 
| $ Af rice uaio the Lord all», 
| the glory of bi5 Name : 
' Andekeu:robis coun doe qe, 
| &vith gifts Vvoro the {a:;tio, 


| $ Fall down andworſhiþ yeh: Lord, 
Within bis temple brig bt : 


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. Ler all the people uf tbe world, 
; be f-ai full at his light, 

, 10 Teilallthe world » be bot agaft, 
the Lord doth re gne above : 

| Yea , he bath ſer the earib ſo ſaits 

| that it ſhall cever move. 
' 


11 AnAthatit isthe Lord alone, 
rba: rules with Prigcely night ; 
To jud2ze the nations every ote- 
w 1th equity and rigbr. 
12 Ye beaveus therefore with joy begin, 
and1:tibe earth rejoyce : 
TH5ou ſ-2 . and all thar is thercin, 
CIY out aud make a nuile. 


13 The eli ſhalljoy and every thing, 
that fpringeth va the earth : 

Tac word and every tr*e [hal: ttag, 
«l:h z!adreſea id with mirth, 

' 14 Be*torethe preferce of tbe Lard 
ard comming of his inigh. ; 

For he (ha}Hcome 1o j»vdge the world, 
wihequiue and right. 


PSALM EE XCVIL. 


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He L-.rd dorbreigne whereary earth 
T may joy wi:hpleaſan: VOycc: 
Audeke tbe lles with joyful nur: b, 
may :riumph an! rejyyce. 
2 Both clouds and darynesekedor (well, 
and rouud abut bim bear : 
Fea, rigat and juttice ever dwell, 
and bide about hiy 1-at. 


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3 Yea, fre and bearat once ſhall run, 
and go before kisface : 

Wbick [ha!} his fors and enemies burn, 
ab”vad inevery place. | 

4 His lip hrningseke tyuil bright did blaze 

aad rotte world appear 2: 

| Wher-ar tbe earth did lookaud gaze, | 

with diead and dcadly feare, 


wo +4. FT 


5 The >' 3 like wax did mel: in fight, | 
avd preſence of the Lard : 
They fl-d before that rulers migbr 
| wich guideth all the world. 
} 6 The heaven cke declare and (how 
his jaltice foarch abroad, 
Thar all rk» worl4 may.fce and know 
| the glory of cur God. 


| z Corfuficn fure ſhall come to ch, 
as worſhi; idole vain : 


Aad eke tonne tharglory muck 
damb piturte: ro waintain. | 
For all rh- idgls of the world. | 


whichthey as gots do cajl, | 9 Fcr be fall come to judge and try 
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Sbal! tcei the power of the Lor?, 


with juice aud with iigant, 


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For at thy judgement they ſhall fiag, | 
and make a plraf int nuife. 

| 9 Por thou, O Lyrd, art fer on hie- | 
in all the carth abroad, 

And art <exalred wondrouſly 
above each other gcd. _ 


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10 All ye that love the Lord do this, 
hace alltbingsrbat are ill ; 
For be doth keep tbe ſouls uf bis, | 
from ſuch as would them { 11. 
ir Alight dott { riog up ro tne juſt, 
with pleaſure for tis part: ; 
Great joy with gladne- , mirth aud juſt, 
| to them of up:ight heart, | 


—— ee — > —— 


bis bulinefl= proclaime» 
BetbaokF.1] cke with b-art and voyce, 
and nindtull ct the faiwe. 


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PSALME XCVIILI | 

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Sirg ye row vmto the Lord, 
() 2 new and pleaſaut ſorg : | 
Fur be ba'h wrought thro: 2bdout y wonld | 
bis w..nders great aid itronp, | 
2 Wirk bis right band full worthy, 
| he doth bis f..es devoure, | 
And gets hiwic.t ihe victory, | 


with bis ox2arme and pugwer, 


3 Tac Lord doth make the; -nr.le know, | 
bis faviog beal:h ardmgh :; 

' The Lord doth cke bis juſtice 10 oW> 
iz all rhe beatbeos light, 

4+ Hisgrace and trueth to !ſrael, 
1 inind be doth re-ord : 

That ail :be earth hath fcen right well 


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the 2coGucule of the L :rd. | 


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5 Be plad iv himwith joyfull yoyce,. 
all people of the earth: 
Give thanks to God , fivg and rejoyce. 
to him with joy and mirth, 
6 Up-n the barp unto bim fi2p> 
give thaoks to bim with Plalmes,. 
Rejoyce before the Lord courKing, 
wi:Qtrumpets aad with Sbaimes,, 


7 Yealetthe-fea with allibereio, 
with joy borh roarc and (well; 
The earth 'izew:(z let 1: begin, 
with all that therci 1 dave!l, 
$ Andler th- floods rejoyce tbetr hls, 
and clap iacir hands apace: 
And *Kce the mountains and the hils 
| befur: the Lo d his face. 


thewortkland every wight : 
Aud rule tbe pecpie rightly, 


PE Ee Oe eee on Ee Ee do A. — = - > - - e_—— 


$ With joy ſhall Sion kear® this thipg, | 


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| and doanto him (hall tall. 
$ ard Judah (hall rejoyce, 

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H- Lord Jotb re.gne although as ic 
T ihe people rage tull lore: 
Yea, bu ou Churubiuns doth fir, 
1,0ugh ail the world ſhuuld roare, 
» T:ic Loidihar dotninS.ondaxcil, 
is Eigaand a ondrous great: 
Avove ailfulk te doth excell, 
aad he aloit 45 ler, 


3 Le: all men praiſe tby wighty Name, 
tor it 15 teat-tu.l (ure : 
| Ard It then maguifie the fame, 
t2a* holy i, aad pure, 
| 4 Tbe Pr:ncely power of vur Kivg 
| doth Icve judgement and r.g ht ; 
Thou rightly rulett everyttiug 
Io Tacob throwgh thy might. 


5 Topraile the Lord our Gol deviſe, 
| all bonvur him record: 
Befur: kis foutitoole fall likewile, 
he 1s th=- holy Lord. 
, 6 Moſes, Aaron, and Samue!, 
asPr.cits on dim didcall : 
When tbey did pray he heardthem well, 
aud pave them anſ{avere all. 


7 V/:thin th2 clouds rothem be {rake, 
theadid ibey labour ill: 

To keep [{uch lawes as he 41d nate, 

aad pointed ttem vnill, 
S OL-rdour Ged,tbou 414 rbem heare, 
to thee when they G14 ſpeak: 
| Thy mercy did en them a;-care, 
| tLvuga thou their fins cidit wreak. 


vs Givelaud and praiſc to God oar Lord 
#&*:bi2 his holy Þil : 

Fur wii? uur God rhrot ghout the weorle, 
1» holy ever ill. 


3 & bo Go 


Ll peo ple that on earth do dwell, 

Si); tO 
Him ſcrve wy care bis praiſe for:uael), 

cum? ye befulc kimazdicyoyce. 


3} Tte Lard ye know is Cod indeed, 
wi:htour our aid bedidu. *iake ; > 
We are Þ1;: Rock , bedoth us teed, 
an for ais heep be doth us take. 


| 

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| z Oecntertbenbis gntcs a i:h praiſe, 

| approach with oy bis: ourts unto, 

| +. Praiſe , lavd, and blcfle his name gluayes 
for it is ſcemely foto doe. 

| ' 4 For why? tbe Lard our Gol is good, 

| his mercy 1Sfor ever ſurc t 

| ' H55 :ruerh ac all rimes fherinly ſtoef, 

aad ſhall from ages to age eadur?. 


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F mertcie and of judgemevt both, 
O Lord, iny ſung ſhall be ; 
Aud ir louft as I do ling, 
{hall be O L»rd xo thee, 


' 2 I will my way-$ with w.{edome guide, 
till thuu ny (tate ere: | 


; And walk uprightly 1v wine bouſe, 

| a» vac of thineclett, 

| 3 No wicked rhiog will I attempt 

but from the fame refrain; 
' | hate the finztof fairplebe toIke, 
| voue ſuch 1 willmaincir. 
4 Th: fruxard hearc way take bis leaye> | 

ſuch ſhall not with me dwell : 

As tor the pruud and wicked man, 
I gill with force expell. 


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5 Who ſo his neighbour. doth back-bite, | 
that man willIdeitroy: 
! Aud wto ſy batha proud b.gh look, 
1 wiil the ſame annoy. 


6 Porſuchaslead a godly life, | 
ar.d wickedueſſe forſake, 

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' Will I d-f:n4 ; and more theo thats 
my ſcrvacts will raem make. 


7 Who ſo isb-vr to uſe deceir, 
nine touſe is uor for ſuch: 

The har may I zot behuld, 

| his lies I bate fo much. 

{8 Theungodly ſoon will Ideſtroy, 

| Khich daell tbe tand abour : 

Acd from the city of the Lord, 

| all wicked mea root out. 


Pp SAL C 1H. 


FT: Ord to my humble ſuit give ear, 

And ler iny cry? for thee appear : | 

2 Hide not thy face this troublous rime, | 

Burwhea [ call tbine ears incline : | 
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| Make baſte 10 bear me, Lord, 1 pray : 

' 3 Forlike a5 ſmoak conſumes away, 
' So are my dayes bereonthis eartÞ, 

, And aU my beucs parchr as an beatgh. 


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' + Like the mowne graffe, withered and ' 
' Such is mine heart, becauſe tbat I (dzy | 
Through grief my bread furget to ear : 
For rhroagh my voyc- of groanmg gromt, . 
5 My bones unto my 5Kineoftick ; 
6 Yea» 1 the Pelican am hke, 
\ Which dcth i: wilderuwesflh rbide, 

And like tas uwke of defarts wide. 


7 As or the bouſe.top all a] oe, 
> | The fparrow doth her feit bemoane : 

| Eveul.. 1 wich rbrovebeut the ights 

L Focnraily ſ., my foe+ me ſpip br : 

, And 1Þey that thus do rage and icorns, 

, \W ra one conſent my death bave ſworue: 
' 6 Llainres eat 4s bread 1hraupt wo, 

{Aud blcad my cup with tears alſo, 

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F.r thou 1a high eſtate me plac?*:, 

Ad down to duſt again hath caſt, 

| 11 My day:s are Ike the fadiog ſhade, 
I like the wi:heriog gralſe am made : 

| 12 Bur Lord thou iti] abideſt fure, 
Thy me morie for ay doth dure. 


13 Thcu wiltar.ſ- for Son bill 

| Audgrantitby mercy bere uprill : 

| F.rO , the tm: , the time ll ſay, 

Of mercy Lord, is come this day» 

14 For ia her ſtones thy tervanys Juſt, 
| Aod pits take upon her duſt. 

15 Sy hall the bearken fear rhy name» 
Aud eaithly Kings tby glurious fame» 


| 16 What time the Lord ſhall Sion rear, 
And in his glory ſhall appear. 

17 Andro th: delulate bim bands 

" D-f|:ting not thefr ſui Varteud. 

13 Tþbis (tall be writrteo for the race 
That afcer ſhall ſucceed in place : 

| Y<a people yer uncreated, 

The Lords revown abroad ſhall ſpread. 


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19 Forfrom his boly temple h'e, 
| The Lord our God hath caithiseye, 
| From heaven the carth bebold dic he. 
20 The priſoners groaus to hear and (-ec, 
An ſ:t the damoaed free from care : 
21 Th» they iu Sion may declare 
Tois doly vame .f G-d alwayes, 
And ja Jeruſalem hi> prayle, 


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22 When to conveen the to1k accord, 

| Anc Kirglomes allto ſerve the Lord. 
23 My itrergth be bared in tbe wayes> 

Aud ſhorter cur my |].fec and dayes. 

24 Wherefore 1 ſaid, my Gud inoR hie 

la midit iy life let me no: cle ; 

Thy years etervally endure, 

From age to age abidipg ſure. 


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| 25Thou io times paſt y ezrth didftgreund, 
; Thioe handy work the beaven) axc found. 
' 26 They periſh ſhall,ttcu ſtaodiog ft), 

; They (hall waxe old asgrrments will: 

| Thou chargiugttem, they ſhall ſo bide. 


27 But thou art one whole yeers not Qide. | 


23 Thy ſ:rvainrs ſons for ay fhall lait, 
And ivity ſfigheitbeir 1:ce rand fait, 


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, a | YT {ou:egivelauduntothe Lord, 

Ivy rn.y fo:irit ſhaildo the lame 4 

+ Aud ali tb: f:crets cf my beart, 
Prail: yehis boly rame. 

{ 2 Givertkznksto God for all bis gifts, 

| {hex no: tby ſelf unkind; 

Aug ſuffer to! his benefits 
to liv Sur of thy micd, 


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and thee reſtord a2ain:; 
| For all thy weak and tile diſeaſe, 

and heai?d thee of thy paine, 
| 4 Thar didredeeme tby lite from death, | 
| f:0M which thou -oul4ſt not flee 
, His metcy avd compallion both, 

be did extend to ther. 


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' 5 Thar hi, 2d with goodned: thy deſire, 
and did prolong thy youth: 


6 The Lord Witt jultice duth repays 


Like as tbe Eagle caſtter till, | 


| GWhereby her age renewetbh, | 
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all ſuch as be oppreſt : 
$9 that their ſufferiog$sand their wrongs, | 
are turned to the belt, 


7 His wayes and his commandements 
| to Moſ-s bedid ſhow : 
His couifſels and his valiactaRs, 
| the Lraclites did know, 
| $ The Lordis Kind and merciiull, 
| hen fi do bim grieve: 
| when finners do bim grieve: 
| Tce ſloweſt ty conceive a wrath, 
aud readielt to tourgive. 


| 

' & Hechidesnor us couttauvally, 
f though we b: full of liritc, 
| Nor keep$ Our faults ic in-mory, 
| forall our nofull 1:te., 

; 10 Nor yet according to our 108, 
the Lorddoth us rega:d : 

; Nor after out iniqui: i: +> 

| he doth uot uSreward. 

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11 But as the ſp:ce [s wondrous great, | 
tWixtcarth aCi beavecn above ; 

So 1s his goodnefſe much more large, 
rorhem thatdo bim love. 

' I2 God doth remove our fins from us, 


| and our offci.ces all ; 


| ASfarreas is the Sua rilirg, 
tuildiſtant trom bis tall, 


13 And look whar pitty parents deare, 
unto their children beare ; 
' Like pity bearcth God r » ſuch, 
as worſhip him in feate. 
| 14 The Lord that made us, knows our 
| our mould and falhionjuſt : (ſhape 
How weak ar.t fraile our nature 15, 
and bow we are bur duit. 


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; - And bow the ſors of mcrrtall men, 
i5 re the witheriog bay : | 
Or hike the flower right taire in held, 
| tta: fades tull toon away, 
16 Whoſe glolle and beauty itormy winds | 
' do utterly diſgrace, 
| And makes that afterrkeir afſaules, 


| ſuch bloſſomes kave no place, | 


17 But yetthe go>dnes cf the Lord, 
| With his {aall ever ittand : 


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| - _ RE LETE AD rs ng Os rr fe: A mo tg hn +  ROER _ ST I nr IO ur ore WORE ge nt to > Cage” NAY | 
"Their cdil[frens children Joe recetive, Tha: ir once to move | ' 
| bis righicouſnes at band, | one ſhall have ſuch power, | 
' 9 © mean which keep his covenant | 6 The deep a faire coveric 
| with all the;r wrolze defire, | tor ut made thou halt, | 
And not forget 10 doe the thirg, ; Which by 1cs owne nature | 
| which be doth thein require, the bils Woujd deyuurc. 
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| 19 The beaveos high are made the ſcat, 7 Pur at tby rebukes, 


acd footitov!e of the Lord: | the aaters do flie, ; 
And by bis power impertall | Aud to do give place 
be governs alith- world, | thy word ro obey, | 
0 Ye Angels which aregreat iv power, | At thy voyce « f taunder 
praiſe ye acd bleſſe th- Lord: | lo fearfull they be, | 
Which ro obey and do his will, That in their great ragii'g 
immediateiy accords | they hait ſoone away, | 
:: Ye nobl- boſs and miniſters, $ The mountaines tull bigh 
c-aſe not to laud him 11; they thea up aſceud ; 
Which ready are to execute I? thou dy but ſpeake | 
his pl-aſure and his will, | thy word they fulkll; 
12: Yea a | his works ip every place, | So likewiſe the valicys | 
pra:{- ye bis boly Name. | moſt quickly deſcend, | 
My beart, my mind, and eke my foule, Where thuu them appointeſt, | 
praiſz ye alſo the ſame. remaine they do i111. | 
PSA ET CIV. ; 9 Their bounds thou haſt ſer 
| bow farre they (hall run: | 
MM Y (oul- praiſe the Lord» So that in thelr rage | 
k ſpeak good of bis Name? | not that paſſe they cav, 
0 Lord out great God, For God hath «pplonred | 
box dolt rtbou appeare , they {hall not recurne | 
0 patiiog [11 glory, The earth ro deltroy Lore, | 
that great is thy fame, Which inade was tur man, 
honour at a majeſtic, | | 
io thee ſhines moſt cleare, ; 10 He ſendeth the iprings 
| ro {trovg {treames or lakes, | 
2 With light as a robe ' Which run do f.11 ſoritr 
thou balt rhec beclads | amotyg tbe huge his. 
Whereby all tbe carth | 11 Where both rhe wil: atſes 
thy preatnes may fee, | their thirſt of time» ſtakes, 
Tae bravens in ſich fort, And beaſts of tte movuoratnes, 
tou aiſy bait ſpread; | thereof driok their nls, 
Ta2at i: to a curtaine 


coimpated may be. i 12 By theſe pleaſant (priogs 


| 

or fountalaes full faire» | 

' 3 His chamber beams lie | The towles of the aire 
in the clouds full ſure, abide hall aud due}! : | 
Which as his chartor, Who moved by vpature | 
are made him to beare, to bop bere and there 

| Ard there with much ſwittaes ' Among the green bragches | 


bis cout ſe doth endure, their loogs ſhall excell. 
Upon rbe Wiags ridiog | 
of wind. in the aire, '13 The mountaives ro moiſt 
| the clouds be dori ule: 
| The earth with bis Korkes 
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are whoily replea;. 


4 He maketh hts ſpirir! 
as Keralds to gu: 


Ard ligatnings to ſerves | 14 S) as the bruit carreI! 
we (ce allo preſt : he duth not refuſe : 
His will to accompliſh But grail» doth pryvide them, 
they run too and fro, | aud herbs for mans meat. 

' To ſave or conſu:ne things | 
| as ſceme:h him belt. ' 25 Yea bread ,wine , avd oyle, | 
| | be r:ad-for mays ſake, 

'5 H- proundeth the earth | Bis face to refr-ſh, | 

' (fo hrmely and tit, | aud hear; to make ſtrong. | 
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[4-3 OY EY Th y anther full gladly Y 
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| this great God dil wake, thoſe this which they need, 

| \WWh.ca trees he doth nourith, | | 

| 4 lo: Thou openeſt thy hand, 

that grow up ly long. | and ibey tind ſuch grace : 

| | 17 In theſe may birds build, re ED Wage | 

| aod wake there rÞeir-nefts, +. Bus (woe dv ile troubled, | 
|} la F.rrce-trecs the Storkey | | | 
= emaine and abide. if chou turne thy face : 

F--4 Ct . For if thou their breath cake, 

| 18 The h ph bhils are ſuccour | Bo 6 es tes te 
| for wilde goats to reft ; | Ve du Y GE, 
Aud cke the rucke ſtony f | "ap 
| . , ' 39 Agaive when (by ſpirir, 
"OT: OTIS a8 « Re vintheedoth; riced, | 
. | " 1ar, 
| 19 The Meg then lo int ko ene thay ealue. 
| ber ſeaſon to qr | Tecra a they creared, | 
The GOyEC uM _— = ” aSthou bait decreed: 
A 26500 Needs ; And doeſt by thy go@dneffe 
a Y TU2 MCTCEe | , | 
| alſ» of th: Sun, ; | the dr.e cartarenew, 
The could from the heat io, "OT A BOP? | 
| thereby we do learne. ny Ts han tak : 
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! 20 When darknefſ- doth come | _—— >>> a0. 0Y 
| by Gods will aud puwer> Y 8 «ici 
Y 1 | 22a Hi1s luok can the earth make 
\ Then creep f,orthdua * ble Soulifan : 
' beafts of the wood, to Tremdietu oo-- 
| | ; BY on rowing | Audiikewiſe the tmountainzs, 
L- - Lioanatsr "" 
therr preyis devoure: to ſmoak at his voy. 
| Bur yer it 13 thou, Lord) A 
f ' who pivelt rtew flood. | 33 "ow & pt ebogy | 
: | So long a> 1 live, 
| 22 A3 nap ©-12--S-ang j ny Gal ;raile a 11] of | 
| enki, % 4 - : | 34 Thenamlm it CEerraiee, 
T0 (ON 20 FRO We ng | my wards tha!l kim p.caie 2 | 
| theu are they full faire : Dr artery. gyetn 
- | 23 Tnat wan dohis work may» | me + , | 
t ; 07 COR Cage : tyhimwi.lt cry. 
Till oighe<ome, aud call him _ | 
* ine, 35 Then figner {O Lot) 
3 | ta taKe rcſt againe | j coulume & than 4 
' ſundry. O Lord And eKe tbe jerve. fe - 
24 How lundry, , Ras AJ; Ve * 
Y are alltny works found? | E 6 Ld + + ohooy [1a me | 
| [ns [dE Ebs 
, Gy Band Lie 2 puke rp ah : | Anifay withtbe faithful], 
. oft thy praiſe doth ſound : | praiſe ye the Lords Sure; | 
| Aad as for tby riches, | 
they pale all meas thoughts. | P'S AL. CY. 
5 the ; | Praiſe ye the Lerd, < 
25 gt ory gp WOOPY | () aad call on bis Name 2 
| Where OI £200 4cqqaaty | NO Mo OEEnTY PEITO 
acd beafts of each (or:. 4S voble ww ; 
| 26 There both migaty ſhips (ail. 2 Sog;rai fes,!tingto Ws 
[ and ſome lie art ooo Fe CT B [SUN FETIOe t 
| The whales buge norRtrous, | AnJ ia } of the wan. ; 
there all doth ſport. | be har; ro pale brough _. 
| apogee, ono, 
e CM : eg ye 2Ot ; 
- And thou i due time Aud 'er EN EEArs<FOY : 
full well doit them feed. whoteck forth; Le rg. | 
23 New when it dorb pleaſe thee- 4 Seek y- our Goa holy, : 
the (ame fyrtopgive,. | his [tieogth avd by night: ON 


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4s faceto behold nil 
far ever accord, 


5 His marvelous works, 
keep irxt 1n your naind : 
His igne> and bits yudgemect, 
which be by muu.b ſakes 
6 Ye leadif bis ſ-rvace. 
Abrabam by Kiode :; 
Acd ye ſun» of Jacot, 
whuin be bis did take, 


- He 15 our Lord God, 

whoſe judgements are Knows, 
Throuz tou: ali the earth, 

$ Aud teaycer.ains, 

Az promiſe remembred, 

0c mace to tis Wan: 
For chuulupd of ages, 

to bide aud remain, 


9. The agreement , Ifay, 
ai:a Abrabam made: 
Whick vn:iolfaac, 
by yata be made ſure, 
1+ Counrmiug t.: Jacoby 
four a ia» 2ad trade, 
Aud boud to lracl, 
aliaycs:0 endure. 


11 Saying inthis wide, 
ty toce p.ve I luall, 
As lo! +) enjoy, 
The Canaauviter ground, 
12 Alzeat hey were taen 
1a tumber burſral: 
Yea) f-w and butitratge ts) 
tdrouphour the la.: :d feund. 


13 Ard from place to place, 
did walxroand fo: 

And frum one kirgd me 
to other folk move. 

14 Yer ſurf-r 0 be no male 
them wrong for to do : 

Bat thus fcrihe tr ſakes, he 
great Ki os did reprove. 


If Torch mr imine Oynted, 
nor tarine uo” at all 
My Prophets moſt dear. 
15- Andon the whole cafch. 


A famine extreain then, 


to come he did call, 
Wei-b utterly ſtroyed 
their tore whole with dearth. 


17 Yer (cat he before, 
a maa to provide : 
Even Joſeyb bis own, 
ild into forvag”. 
| tÞ Whole ferr they in Rocks £ed, 
yea bee long ride 
. With fet:ers of iron 
v23K2;c ia bondage. 


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19 VUatillibe time came), 
b1s cauſ*- ſheuld be Known - 
Ard ttat :he Lords word, 
b s pat.cace bath tryde. 
20 Th-1il{rorrte Kim? for bin, 
+:d Ilof bin full ſoon, 
The bead cf tbe people 
his band laid aſide. 


21 Who made him the Lori 
[1+ houſeover all; 
Ard »f bis ſubitanee 
the rulerand (lay. 
22 Tear he miphr bis Princes 
unto bis» ill ibrall; 
And ekereacy the el ices 
of wit-doimne :;h- way. 


23 Then came [[rae! 
in:oEypt land: 

Aſtraiger in Cham, 
JIewb ben abode. 

24 Wh-reGo41dda4 ircreaſe then, 
mu.hlike :reſea and, 

And made them more mighty, 
then theſe them wubſt.,cd. 


25 Whoſe h-arts be didiurn, 
ti» pe O-1e ro hate, 
And ({e:Kty deceir 
his ſervants 1*ibuſe, 
26 But then be ſent Moles, 
their cauſe trodcÞDie ; 
Ani Aarou bis fervan s, 
& hom bed d torch chocſe:. 


27 Trey unto their foer, 
h:ymedage declacrde ; 

His !tgnes awd his rondets, 
cf Cnam in the lav). 

23 Ke darknel- lenr down them, 
aud dark ic apreard, 

And thete not reby!!-d, 
to do Bis command. 


29 Their waters be rurod 
re! blood for:tobe: 
He flew alltheirfilh : 
30 AulJfcogs made to breed, 
Fveul1ineir Ki:.25 chamoes; 
31 Theo alſo ſpake be, 


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32 He (ent on them tall, 
inſteat? of ſarceat rata ; 
And great flames of tirc, 
their councrey through. vt, 
33 The viies, acd the vt hp -LICCS 
2 ſhralc to iberr wan; 
Aud broke the trees all, 
the.r coats round aour, 
xe out tbe wo rd, 
7.4 Gra hoppers caine, 
With bvve cat orpdlats, 
b-y cudali mas houget 


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35 The grafe they devoured, 
thatgrew then ja Cham, 

And fruits of the grouad all, 
they brought unto nought. 


36 Alſo tbe firſtborre, 
the land tbruugh be ſmote: 
| Even all tbe beginuing 
| of their force and might : 
37 Andwith gold and filver, 
brought torth bis owne lot; 
| Amongit wboſ: tribes was rot, 
one feeble ju ſight. 


33 Ezypt rejoyced, 
| when they Went away ; 
| For why? upon them 
their f-ar them did fall, 
' 39 The Lord a cloud ſpread outs 
ro guide tbem by day : 
And fre for to light them 
| the pight over all. 


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40 They did but demand, 
and quails he rhem ſeot : 
: And with bread from heaven 
| by did them ſufhce. 
| 41 Tee hard rock be open=d, 
and waters Que went ? 
Even through the dry places, 
like flouds thar do rile. 


| 42 For be did remember, 
| bis boly oath maa- 
: Varo Avrabam, 
' o b1s ſcrvanx mol! dear; 

And brought for:b his —_ 
that were with wo led, 
' tis own choſen children, 

with joy andglad chear, 


' 44 Th- beatben folks lac], 

; to them he did part : 

| Tac peoples w bole libours, 

| th-y had to poltſetlc. 

| 45 Thar tb2y from bis ſtarutes, 
avd laws {hould not ſtart: 

| Wherefors our Lord God praiſe, 
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his laud no tne ceaſe. 


SAL. CVI. 


P Raiſe ye the Lord, far he: js good, 


| bh. mercy dures for aye : 
' 2 Who canexpreſſe his ncv1l- aQs, 
or all his praiſe difplay ? 


| 7 The wordrous Zreat whichthou(OLord) 


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Aud may with thine toheritanc es 
a glorying beart expreſſe, 


6 Both we and eke our fathers all, 
bave ftianed every one; 

We bave conmirtted wickedaeile, 
and levvdly we have done. 


haſt done 1+, Egypt land : 


Ou: fathers though tbe y ſav them all, 


yet did oot underitand. 


Nor yet thy mercies multitude 
did kerpe (2 thaokfull minde ; 


| Butat the Sea, yea the red Sea, 


| Tha: be might make his power knowne, 


. 1a Thenth-y belecv?d bis word, and pra.ſe 


revell-d moit unkiode, 
$ Nevertheleſſ- he ſaved them, 
tozr honc ut of bi«S Name : 


acd ſpread abroad his fame, 


9 Tae red-!ea bediJ4thenrebuke, 
aad forthwith it was d1i*s, 

And a$in wilderne-, ſ>ihruuth 
the de-pe be Cidthemn guid-, 


10 He fav*d them from the cruel] hand, 


of their deſ,ighrfulifoe , 
Aud from the enemies band he did, 
deliver them a!ſo. 


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LOt one 26 left alive: 


in ſung they ci himpgiye, 


| 13 Burt by and by un'!haakfully, 


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his workes hy cleane forgar: 
And for tis coucſell aud bis will, 
they did uegict ro waue, 


14 Bu: liited io the willerneſſ, 
with jond and greedy lt: 

Ay4linrhs Gefartteinp ed Gol, 
rh- t}2y of ail the:r:rult. 


he ſuifered-them to bave : 


| Bur waltino i-annefde there withall, 


' 3 They diefſed are rba! judgemeut Ezep, 


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| anc juſtly doe ainay : 

| With favour of thy people (Lord) 
rem-mber me I pray, 


' 4 Ard a ith thy ſaving he:l:h(O Lord) 


vouchſafe ro ritir me :; 
+ TharT rhe grear ſelicity 
of thive elc@ may ſ-e. 


FF And %ith ray peopl-s 10y I may. 


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Aarou rh* !.oly of the Lord, 
lo did rhey eovie much, 


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\ 15 Then when they lodged in their tents, | 


17 T2-r*to:;e iheear:th did open wide, 


a1qd Da:ban did devoure, 
And all A>r1h.u ns company 
did (aaliow ia tha: goare. 


19 In their all-m>oly kindled 225 


tbe lor conſuming fre : 


Ang wzaiting flame did then bury ups 


the wickeJinh 5 ire. 


, 19 Wonths hill of Horeb they, 


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an idol calte did ir wine, 
And there th+ mulen tinage did 
tacy worthip of the ſame, 


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Thus theirglory tury?d , andall 


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His lips ſpake unadviſe2ly, 
his fervour was ſo great, 


| 34 Noras the Lord comma:ded them, 


tbeir honour did deface. 
:1 And God their onely Saviour, | 
| unkin4ly tbey forgor : 
Which many great and mighty things, 
inEg/pt land bad wrought. 


2 And in the land of Ham f.r them 
molt wondorus workes bad done : 

And by the red-ſ:a dreadfull:hiogs 
perfarmed long agone. 

23 Therefore for their ſo ſhewing them 
forgetfull and unkinde, 

To bring deſtruQtion on them all, 
be purpoD yin tis winde, 


| Kid not his choſen Moſ-$ ſtood, 

before bim in the br-ake : 

To tufae bis wrath, leſt he on them, 
with flaugbt:r ſhould him wreak. 

24 Tacy did deſy/iſe the pleaſant land, 
that he betiph ro give, 

Yea, and the wurds thac he had ſpoke, 
they did no Whit Þ:leeve. 


\ 25 Bur in their revts with grudging heart 
they wicke:ly repinde 3 
NcT tothe voyce cf God the Lord, 
| they gave a hearKing minde. 
' 26 Thetefore againit tbem |:f.cd be, 
| bis ſtrong reveagiog bad : 
Them to deſtroy in wilderocfſe, 
ere thy (huu'd lee the laid. 


' 27 Ard t»dettroy their ſeed among, 

| the oa jon8$ with bis rod : 

| And througbtbe counties ofthe world, 

| to (.atter themabroad. 

' 28 To Baai-Peor they they did 

| adjoyne theinſelves alfſs, 

; And ate the off -r1- gs of the dead, 

| tor they forl .uK him thu. 

29 Thus with the ic owne iaventions, 
his wrach tacy did provoke, 

| And +n ti- fore eokincled wrath, 

| the plazue upon them broke. 

' 39 Bur Phinchas ſtood up with zeale 

the finn-rs vile to ſlay : 
| Andjug-meat h- dig exccu!e, 


| and tben the piague did Nay, 
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| 31 It was imputed unto him 
for rizhrzouluetl: rhbar day 8 
' And from rthencefo'th (> coun;ed i5, 
| from race to race foray. 
| 32 At Waters eke of Meribah 
| they did bim avgry make : 
' Yea. far forth that Mcf-s wis 
theo puaniſhr fur their lake, 


| 33 Becauſe they vext tis fpirir fo ſore, 
that in impatient bear, 


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itey ſlew the people rho : 
Bur w*7e among tbe heathen mixt, 


| aud learg'd their works alſo. 
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35 And did their idols ferve , which were 
| th-ir ruine and decay ; 
To hends their ſons and daughters they 
did otter up and iy, 
36 Yea , withuokindly murd-ring Kkoife, 
| t be guiltJeGle blood th-y 1. lr ; 
| Yea their own ſons and caughters blood 
wi:hour all cauſf: of guilt, 


| 37 Whom they tg.Canaan idols then 
offered with wicked band : 
And (> with blood of innocents, 
defiled was the land, 
| 33 Thus were they ſtained « ith the work 
of their owna fliby way ; 
And wi:h theif own ioventiuurs, 
a whoricg th:y did Ray, 


39 Therefore ayaioſt bis pepole wat 
the Lords wrach kindled fore; 
And even his own iaberi:ance 
be did abbyr therefore, 
; 49 Into the hands of hea:hen men 
he gave them for a prey : ( they 
And made their foes their Lords , whom 
were fyrced to obey. 


41 Yea, andtheir hatcfull enemies, 
o,preſt:h-m in the liad ; 

Andttey were humbly mide co ſtoop, 
at ſubjects to their hand, 

42 Full of:eatimes fromibiall bad be, 
delivered them before ; 

But with their counſ:ils they to wrat 
provekt bim evermore, 


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43 Therefore they by their s icKedneſſe 
were brought full low to lie : 
Yet when be ſar them i1d:ſtreſe 
he bcarkeped to their cry. 
44 He call d ro minde bis cov-nant 
Khi-h hero them bad ſxore : 
And ty his mer:tes mul: irude 
repented him therefore. 


| 45 And favour he them made to finds, 
| before the ſtzurof thoſe: 
| That led them captive from their 12nd, 
| whe-n erſt they were their foes, 
; 46 Save us, O Lord , that arr our God, 
| lave vs ( O Lord ) we pray, 

And from ano1g the hea:nen tolke, 
Lord gather us away. 


47 Tha: we may ſpread the noble praiſe 
of thy moſt boly Name: 

| That we may glory ia thy pra 1+, 

| and ſourd abroad thy tance. 


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| praiſ-yeihe Lurd therefore. 


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'£ [ve thanks unto the Lordour Gcd, 
| for gracious is be, 
 Audthat bis mer: y bath no end, 

| at] mortall ine-n way ſce. 

2 Such asthe L rd redzemed bath, 


: with thanks ſhouid praife bis Yame : 
' And ſhew huw they frum foes were fired, \ 


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3 Hepatbercd them forth of the latds, 
thar lay fy farre abour : 
| From Eait ro Welt, from North to South, 
| bis band Ci1fiedethem our. 
4 Tacy wa'dred inthe wilder: elle, 
and ſtrayed fromthe way : 
Ad tuuid no city where to dwell 
| tba: lerve might for ticir ſtay, 
| 5 Wao'e thirſt and buco2er was [{o great, 
io theſe &-ſarts io void : 
| That falnro. {l- cid rho: fore allauit. 
aud eke rh-ir foaules avon, 
6 Thea c:drney Cry 10 ther dintcllec, 
ut tae Lond toraid: 
Was ad r:19v1e tbelr traubluus tales, 
a4.” >IGi0g a>they praid, 


+ And by that way which was moſt right, | 


be led rrem like a guide: 
Thatthey might toa Ciry gu, 
ard there alſoadije. 
$8 Leg ren tberefore before the Lord, 
confe le bis goodned-: then: 
And ſhew the wouders that be doth 
before tc ſoalcs of men. 


9 For he rbe empty ſoule ſubſtain'd, 
Khom tricſt bad made to ſaict : 

The kbungry ſoule with gooducfle td, 
aud diſth+m eke a: quaint, 

12 Suchas dd) dwve;l in aarkneſte deep, 
where they Go death do wait; 


Faſt bound 19 caſt ſuch trouplvus Rorms, ' 


aSirou chains do thkieat. 


11 Forchat againſt the Lords own word, 
thcy ſougbr fotorebe] . 

Eſteeming | 'ybr bis counf-1« bigh, 
wick doe fofar exce'l. 

i2 Burt when be bumbled them full low, 
trh.ytten f-il down with grief-: 

Acid neue was found {, much to be.p, 
wh-ceby to pet reliete, 


13 Then did they cry inthe irdiſtteſſe, 
unto the Lord foraild 

Who did remove their troublous ſtate, 
acculding as they prayed, 


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14bor he from darknes vurt them brovghts 
| ard f om death dr-adfull ſhade: 

| Puriting with force the irD bacds | 
wh:cb d.d before them lade. 


15 7 -tmen therefore b=forethe Lard, | 
c0:t:iZ: his Kindneile theo , 
And ſhew rhe wonders that he dura 
| betore the ſons of inen. 
| 16 For be threw down the gates of braſle, 
and brake them witd itruug baud; 
The irou bars be { rote 10 two, 
nothing could bin witaſtand, 


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| 17 The f:nliſh folk great plagues do ſee}, 

| ar.d canr2vt fromthe m wend ; 

But Leap ©n moe to thor they have, 
b*cauſe tbey do» tied. 

 1$ Their ſoulſou much did lnath ail mear, 

| that none they could ade : 

| Whereby d:ath bad then al.uolt caught, 

asthbey full truly wide, 


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. 19 Then did rhey cry io their Citreſſe, 

| un:utheLodtura : | 

; WEo did reingverteir iroalous ſtate, | 

| accorairg as they pras ad. 

| 2@ ur be then ſent to them bis word, 

| v'h oh bealth do:b ſuon reRore : 
Aud 2.cu'ht them fcum thefr Cangers 


«b.r2i0 they were bef re, ('icep, 


| 21: Lit men therefore b-f. restbe L 1d, 
| contielle bis goodiel- hen : 
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' And ſhew tbe wonder» that he doth 
bef..re the ſons of nen, 
22 Andl-cthem oft-r (acr fice, 
with thanks aid alſo f-ar : 
And ſpeak of all bis woneryus works, 
with glad aud jcy fall chear. 


| 23 Such a$in{tipsacd briule barks, 

| into the (eas deſcecd , 

| Their nef. bard (: tbruuzh fearfu!l floods 

t,compaſſe andtoend. | 

| 24 The men arefcreed to beho 1d 
the Lords works what they be : 

And inthe dangerous deep the ſame | 
mUutt marvellous ta: y fee. 


| 25 Furar bis word the ft. rwy winde, 

arileth in a rape : 

| Acd (t;rrer1 up the ſurgers ſo, | 
as uou2 be (22 them 20 wage. | 

26 Toenare they lifted up ſo bie 

the clouds they ſeem togatin: 

| Ani plungivg d>wo rhe depths yort!l 

their ſouls corſume with paiv. | 


| 27 Ardlike adruokar ite ard fro, 
| bUW Bile, UW tht they rect: 
| AS meo with fear, of wi bereafe, 

| or had of ſerlſe ro frel. | 
' 28 Tacndid they cry in their diltiefſe 
uiothe Lord for cid: 

| Who d:d remove heir troublogs fate, | 


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19501with bis word the Lord doth make 
the ſtardie (tormes to ceaſe: 

| 5 that the great waves from their rage 
are brought toreit and peace. 

+2 Then are men glad when reſt 15 core, 
v hich they (ov much did crave : 

And are by bim in haven brought, 
which they ſo fain would have . 


q1 Let men therefure before the Lurds 

| _cort-itſe bis Kindnefle then : 

Aad ſnew the wonders that be doth 
bi ,retbe ſons of men, 

z3 Let men ia preſence of che f Ik, 
with praiſe extell bis rare ; 

| Andwbeic the elders do couveen, 

let taem there do the ſaine- 


34 Forrunning fl -uls todry deſarts, 
he doth ofr change aud curn ; 
And dryethupas 1: were dutt, 
the (yrinyvi: g well ard bury, 
34 Afr.vfulllind with pleaſures deckr, 
fil! Hareen dork te make: 
| Whenon tbeir fins xt ich tell therein, 
| be doth juſtvecg-ance take, 


3; Againthe wilderacfe fi rude, 
be rr aketh tiuitcto bear! 
Vith p1a fant Cn 264 f waters ciear, 
tdyu2h nove b-foitc werethere, 
36 Where n (uct h.ngry ſevleare fer, 
as hbeduicf.cely choc: : 
That tha chtie may then build, 
to dWeliiu for their ule. 


37Taat they may ſor their pleaſant lacd, 
ard viczyards allo 1 lant : 

To yeeid th-in fruits of (uch increaſe, 
as ro.ie iay ſcem to vant, 

38 They muliiplic exceedingly, 
the Lord 4oth blelle them {> : 

Woo doth all » their bruite beal!s make 
larumbers great to grow, 


39But when rhe fiirtfull are Jow broughbt 
by tne oppr- (ſuurs tour : , 

And ininili do ebr.;ugh many pl. gues 
tha: compaſi- tbem abour, 


40 Then doth be Princes briug ro ſhame, 


which did them {ore opprelſe ; 
\ni1l Kewiſ{- cauſed them to erre 
withinthe wildernoetic, 


41 But yetthe po rre he raiſeth up 
out cf:beirtroubles deep: 

And ofr r1me» d.tarhbey rrainagement, 
n.uchl keafiock uf ſheep. 

42 The righreouS (hallbebold this fight, 
anda {y much rejayece : 

Waereas the ani Ked and perverſe, 


withgricf (ball toprbeir voyce. 


$3 Butwbo is wile, that row full w:1l 
he may thele things record? 


F&r cerairly ſu h ſhall perceive 
the Kinda: of the Lurd, 
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God, bekc [4 my teart and topge- 
| () ttey bot) prepared be ; 
My voyce advance w:ll 1 tn ſoag, 
ard g veallpra.ſe ro thee. 
2 Riſe up ſ{xe:t melodie to make, 
my viol, 20d mine tarp: 
Fer I by LreaF of .lay will wake, 
thy laudand prai{-: 10 carp. 


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3 Amorgthe people, Lord, 1 {hall 
pive prailes uuty thee : 

' Acd cke am:dlt the nations al', 

| ro tbee my { 0g lhalloe. 

4 For why? tby wer i: great doth Rretch 
above the beav-ns bhie ; 

| Likew.ſethy truth , O Lord, dork reach, 

vato the Cluudy $X:ec, 


| - Exal: thy {-1f, O L »rd aur Gud), 

-bave the b-av 25s berg: : 

Sett r.htby praiſ- iv cartb abroad, 

| : by glory and »by mig bt. 

| 6 Taat thy beloved in the lacd, 
may frerd be from allthrall, 

O belp us, Lord wich thy right band> 
a'd bear me wbh-n | ca.l. 


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within 15 boly pla.e, 
That 1 !hatlS'c>:ms land divide; 
and Succoths vale by plage. 
$ For G i-ad (hall be mine ewn, 
Maraiſch mine belide : 
| Miue bead-ſtrengtbE:braim well known, 
| my law doth Jadab guide, 


| 3 Moab my waſh-pot, anJ my (hoe 
| on hlom wil, I calt ; 
| Yca, I ou Pal-t:tane alſo 
(bai! :riumpa ar ib» Jaſt, 
| 19 Who oow wil [-ad my by the hand, 
tato the citic ſtr. ng ? | 
Or be iny gaiae to ion land, 
| lo tha: I go nor wrong ? 


| 11 I;:t northuu, O Lord our God, 
wEICh badit us clean forfuck : 

And weutlt not with our boaſts 2b:oad, 
Whea warsiv hand we touk ? 

12 O Ld, when trouble dun athill, 
With aid us they r=lirve *: 

Vain is, and puthing can av4il, 
the help that may cac 2ive, 


i 3Thr:oughGod to Jowe (hallbave might 
| 2.5 w OT DI of rencwWwna: 
He ſhall our foes pur unto fligbr, 
yea, be {hull tread them dogr. 


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I N ſpe=chl:fſe hlepvce do nar byuld, 
© Lord thy toogue alwayes ; 
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O God, evea thou, I ſay, that arc 


| the God uf all my praiſe, 
| 2 Thewicke4 and the guilefull moath, 


on me dilcloſed be ; 


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And they with falſe aod lyiag ropgues, 
have ſpokea unto me, 


3 They did beſs;: m: round abour, 
with words of batefull ſpight: 

Without all cauſe of my delert, 
azai:ft ine chey did h2 ht. 


but then gan Ito pray : 
5 My good with iil, my friendiiacdt, 
with bate they did repay. 


6 Set thou the wicked over him, 
ty bave the upper band: 

Ar kis right band eke ſuffer thou 
bis hatefull foe to Rand, 

7 When te is judged, let him then 
coade-nnedbetherein ; 

And let tte ;rayer, that he makes, 

| be turued joto lin, 


| $ Fex be bis dayes, his charge alſo, 


lettbou anotter rake; 


9 H$<chil'ren let be fatherleilc, 


h:s wite 1 widyw make, 
10 Let bis. F-t ring be vagabounds, 
to beg ard ſec ther bread; 
Wancring « ur of the walted pace, 
where crit zhey bad bLeru f-d, 


11 Letc ve: eus extortioners, 
catch ail bis goods and ſtor? ; 

And jet the f{ranvers ſpull the frumns 
ot a'l his roi] before. 

13 Let th-ie be nuneto 170 bim» 
ler ttere be n' ne at al, 


Trar ou h 5 . hildre - fa: herleſſe, 
w.il Ict c!s were fall, 


13 And ſy let bis p>ſt-rity, 
for ever be deſtroyd: 

Their came out. blorred in the aze, 
that aiter ſhall ſucceed. 


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14 Let not bis fathers wickedn-ſle, 
from Gods r-membiance fall: 
And ler not doe bis mo bers lin 
be done away at al), 


15 But in the preſence cf the Lord, 
l-t tgem remaine f:r ay: 

Thar fry the earth the'y memorie, 
be may cut clean a4 ay. 

16 Sith metcie he forgo: wo ſhew, 
bur did purſue with ſpigbt 

The rroub!le] man, 
the wofu;l bearied wiphi. 


; 17 AS be di41 curſing ve, it ſhall 


beride umo tim {o. 


| And a: be did not bleſſiogs love, 


ir {hall be far bim fro, 


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4 For my good willthey were my foes, 


and (ought to ay 


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' Into his bowels, and like oyle 


into bis boaes befa!l. 


19 As garments Jet it be to bim, 
to cover him from ay: 

And as a girdle, wherewith he 
(ba!l girded be Yway. 


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Yea ,aucd cf thole that evill ſpeak 
agaiuit my foul allo, 


; 21 Bu: thou, OLord that art my Gcd, 


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After thy name deliver m2, 
tor good thy mercies be, 
22 Becauſe ig d-;th of great diſtreſſe, 
I needy am and poore: 
And cke within my pained breaſt, 
mine beart is wounded fore, 


23 Even ſo do I depart away, 
as doth declining (ſhade : 
Aad as the groſhopper , ſo 1 
ain ſhaien of and fale. 


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enfeebled are my knees : 
And a!l her fatcefſe bath wy ficlh 
enforced been to lecſs., 


2; An] I alſo a vile reproach 
to them was made to be; 
And they that did upon me luok, 
did ſhake their heads art mce. 
26 Bu: thuu, O Lord, tbat ar: my God, 
mine aid aud ſaccour be: 
According to thy mercie Lord 
ſave and deliver me. 


27 And they ſhall know thereby that this 
Lord i> thy mighty haid : 

And that thou haſt done th's, O Lozd, 
ſo ſhall rhey underſtand. 


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28Altbvugb thy curls with ſpice, yer thou | 


ſhair bl-F- with Joving voice : 
They ſhall ar:ſ- and come to ſhame» 
thy ſervant ſhall rejuyce. 


29 L2:: them be clothed all with ſhame, 
that caemies are to mee ; 

And wich conuſtzo as a cloak, 
eke let them covered be, 

39 Bur greatly I willwith my mouth, 

ve thanks unto the Lord; 

And I amongit tbe multitude, 

his praiſes will record. 


31 For he with help at bis right hand, 
«ill ſtand the< poore may by : 

To fave tin trum the ian that wouulds 
condemne Þ1sS ſoul to dic. 


PSALME-: CK. 


T He Lord mult bigb, 
uuto my Lord thus ſpake: 


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| and reſt at my Tigbt ban2 ; 
CVatillrbar Tl 

| :ticeenemics do make 
' Aitocle to be 

| whetevn thy ſeet may ſtand, 
2 The ſceprerof 
$2 thy regal power and might» 
' From Sion ſhall 
| the Lord (-ad and diſclote 1 
' B*- thou ther-fure 
| rhe ruler in the fg tr, 
| Andintb+ n1dit 

of all tby mortal foes. 


3 Thy people ſhall 
cuine willingly to thee, 
Waar timethine hcaR 
| | in holy beauty ſhew : 
\ The you: h that of 
| thy wombe do ſpricg (hall be 
| Compared iike 
J1rothe morning dew. 


+ Thu: God baih ſxorre, 
and it peiforme will be, 
Ard not rep-nt, 
| nor any time it break ; 
Thou art a prieſt 
| for ever unto me, 

After tbe form: 
cf King Melchiſedeck, 


'5 ToeL: rd our God 
who !5at every ltcund 
| A: thy right bacd 
| to br at evely ſtay : 
Re princes proud 
a»d ſtarely kings ſhall wound, 
| For love of thee, 
1a hts herce wratbfull day, 


s He ſhallbe judge 
amenglt rhe beaiten all; 
He places void 
with carcaſes (hall fil; 
And in bis rage 
the beads eke ſmite be (hall, 
Taat over countries 
; great do work their will. 
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Yea, he through baſte 
turty purſu? his foes, 


| that runneth jn the way ; 
And thus when be 
confcunded ſhall bave thoſe, 


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Ic rreſence of the juſt :: 
For great his workes are found 

| 23 To ſcarch tnem ſuch ire bouad 
| As do bim {ove and truſt, 
; 3 Ris works are glorious 
\ Alf> bis righreouſpeſſe, 
| Ir doeth endure for ever. 
| 4 His wonderous works he would 
{ We [tillrememb-rhould: 
| His aner.ie iaileth vever, 


; 5 Such as to bim love bear, 
| A portion full fair 
He bath up for them laid : 

' For this rhey ſha l wel Ende, 
He will th-m bave ia mind, 

Aud keepthem a5 be {1:d, 
6 For be did not diſda vu 
His works to ſhewy them plain 

By I ght-irgs and by tbunders: 
Wh-n b+« the deathens la2d 
Did giveiototheir band, 

Where they beheld his wonders, 


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7 Of all b's works evſuerb, 
Bo'bju'g-ment, right, and rrvids 
' Whetcco his itatutes ter : 
$ They zre decr-edftull ſure, 
For everto endure, 

Which equitie dothend : 
; Redemprion te pave, 

His people for to lave : 

Y And bath alſy required 

His promiſe notto fail, 
, Bar alwayesto prevail: 
His bo.y name be feared. 


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109 Whol with hearr fail faine 
| True wiſedoite TFould attain, 
' The Lord fear and vbxy ; 
Such as tis laws do keep, 
| Shall kroxlecg- bave full deep, 
| His praiſe (hall laſt for ay. 
FAS TIXTH, 
He mao is bleſt that God dorb fear, 
And rbat bis laws doth love indeed ; 
2 {i:» ſed on ear:b God will oprear, 
Aud bleſs ſuch as from him proceed. 
' 3 H:s$ houſe with good he will fulfill, 
His rightecuſneſſe endure ſhall RL 


| £& Voftothe righteous doeth ariſe, 
11 trouble joy, in darkneffe light : 
Compaſhon is ,o his eyes, 

And mercie al aayes 1n bis fiph-. 

5 Yea »pitie movetk ſuch to 1-nd, 


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He dorb by judgement things exf 62d, 


7, Ard ſurely ſich (hall never fail. 
Forin remembrance "ad is he: 
7 No tidings:1can make bim quail, 


' Who 'indcelord ſure bope do'h ſee. 


© His heart th hem, hrs \-ar is paſt, 
Fur he ſhall ſee his foes down caft. 


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: 9 He did well for the poore provide, 

: Hi8 righcouſneſſe (hall (tili remain : 

; Andahuelſtate with praiſe abid-, 

; Thaugh that the wicked may d:\!ain. 

; 10 Yea, gnath bis teeth therea: (hall he, 
! Aad ſocooſume bis ſtate to (ce. 


| fearye po'Þ f:a and land. 
3 I m-aa theGod whltinf.um beard rocks, 


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doth cauſe main flouds a; eare ; 


And from the (tome flint duth wake 


guln out the fountains clear, 


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| FP. . GOA Vs; 


Þ 4 (): Untou5s, 0 Lord, 


> FE children which doTferve the L1:d, 
Praiſe ve his Name-with one accoiil: 


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iſaytous give none : 


Md i te ns 
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; 2 Yea »blelſ tbe alaayes his raiue: 
| 3 Who frain the rilirg of tbe ſun, 

Till ic recura «bere it begun, 
| Is to be praiſed with great fame. 
; 4 The Lord allpe:ple doth ſur:nouur, 
' As for dis glory we may count, 
Abore the beavens high to b-. 


| Whoſe devellings in tbe beavens ar, 
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! 6 He doth abaſe bimſelfe , we know, 
Taing i to behold both here be!cw, 
and alſo in the heaven abore. 
7 Tbe needy out of duſt to draw, 
And eke the poore which belp none ſavy, 
His onely mercie did bim move. 
8 And ſo bim ſet io bigh degree, 
| With Princes of greatdignitie, 


' That rule bis people with creatfame. 


' 9 The barren be doth make to bear, 
; And with preat joy ber fruit torear, 
thorefore praiſe ye his buly cane. 


PSAL. CXILTIT. 


Hon] ſraelby Gods adreſſe, 
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harauhbs land was bent : 
the ſtrangers lefr, 

| trajo weur. 
Shigglory head, 

tb {dr : 


| 3 The ſea it faw , and ſuldenly, 

' _» aza!lamar”ddid fli- : 

| The roarirg Rreams of Jordans floud 
| recoyled backwardiy. 


| 4 As Rams afraid rbe mc wntains 5%ipr, 
their ftrengrh did| them ſurſake ; 
And as the fillie trembling lambs, 
tkeir tox8did bear and {hake, 


| s Whtar aild rhe ſ-a az a] 
| ſo ſuddeviyrofiy?.... 
| Yero:lirg waves of Jargall 


6 Why ſhook ye dil; as (81 | 
why did your ſtrengeb fo'(hake? 
| Why&i4your rors and rremblirg {ambs, 
| ſor frar quiver and quake ? 


| 7 O earth, conſefſe rtty ſfoveraigne Lord, 


and dread bis wighty band : 


| 5 With God the Lord who may compar 2, | 


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'10 Andthnu tribe of Aaon, 


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| ii All ye that fearithe Lord, 


: 12 T2- Lord hath us ig mind, 


13 Ardbleſe will be ailrhem, 


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9 Burthous, Olfrael, 


4 Ive ajl praile cl grace and trueths 
u1t5 thy pane alone. | 

2 Wby {hall the Geniiles ſay, 
tou$as jndeſpiy bt, 

Where 15 thetr God they call vpong 
where i>st0e11 Learts delight ? | 


3 Doubtleſſe our ſuveraigne God ' 
in heaver ſi'Son hie : | 
And worketh what him likerth beſt, | 
for allthings do ca 1 be. 
+ Bic their idols and God 5, | 
Beto:e whom they do ſtand, 
S1;ver aud gold they are ar molt, 
the work even of mens baud, | 


» | 5 A mouth they have ſpcacblefſ:4 


not moviw'y ton, ut nur lips : 
And cyc, they bave, bit ſ-e no Whit, 
no mure tben Ga iced chips. 
6 Ear: they tave, a»? bear cot, 
a8 do th: zaresot man; 
A noſe alſo, bur ro oo iſe, 
ſor (ml! nothing they ca. 


7 Bo:b bandsand feer they have, 
in forme therets no Jack : 
Bur neunber tou. h nor 27> they an, 
vor yer with throat woiſe make, 
$ L Ke urtorbem (mill be 
rhe f.rgers rhat rhem frame : 
Andjikewiſe ſuch are no lefſe nad, 
who call upou their name. 


iv God put conhJence ; 
a buckley and i(efence. 
in God gurconbdeuce ; 


Forro all ſuch aa aid is bes - 
- a buckler and det :ice. 


in God put conkderce : 
For to 21; ſuch an aid hets, 
a bvckl-r ac 4 dc t-nce. 


ard will us bicdecach ane; 
Tre kouſa] meano If ac}, 
2=-d the rr.be of Aron. 


tba: fear the Lord indee! : | 4 
AS wriltbe weak av: bein of ftrengtd, | 
which feekro bimat need. 


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14 wrt 'b grac-s matifold, 
the Lord! willay you Mleſſe : 


Az well your lee, as you your (clyes, 


«1th plentie acd iacrea(, 


' 15 Forye are dear te bim, 


char Lord 1s overall : 


Who made the beavens a4 the earth, 


2nd things both great and fina : ; 
16s The heavens are the Lorl1s, 
253h$Soxn dwelling-plact : 
But unto man»theearth hegt\ci, 
thereon to Tun their rac: 


' 17 Surely they that are dead, 


{hail ne\er prac the Lord 
Vor i.ichas in rhe graves are laid, 
ſhall:here unto accord. 
1? But we tbathere dy live, 
{1:1 rbank tbe Lord alwayts; 


' 14 I:othe T.-org will 
| ear nh; \ '©N at this x r-feat r: 4.- 


"uf Th 'h: dear a: 4 pre.i9u; 


With heart and moutoginethouks wilwe | 


þkeaile all ye him ptaiſe, 
PSALMHE- CXKXYL 


[ove the Lord becaulc my Yuycrs 
] and prayet tear! bath he : 


2 Wieutlin my daycslca'd .obim, 


3 kvcurben the ſuates of cruel death, 


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about beſer me round ; 


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Acd N11! th- Lonrds 7 TR Bay E ail, 
when I my praver make. 


that [ bave bim re 


2 [1 kisp-op'es npat, 


the Lord dothayette-in ; 
The cca:h of a!l his no!y ones, 
what ever men dy deem. 


16 Thy ſervant Lard, thy ſervant +. 
I do my (-1!: confetl?; 


And bandimaids ſon, : dou 1.9rd baſt broke 


the bones of iny d [treiſc. 
i7 Andlwill cf-ruprothee 
a ſacrifice of praiſe 
Aud I wiil call upon ths name 
ot Gudtbe Lordalnwayes, 


13 I ra the Lord aill pay thn you, 
that I have bim behigh:, 

Yea, now eveuatthis,re{corttime, 
inf! tbe peoples hg hr, 


19 Yea , in the court of Gods own houſe, 


ani[inthe midit (ft thee: 


' O thou ſeruſalem | ſay: 


When yai:;es cf bell me caugtr, aud when | 


{ wo aid forrow found, 


4 Upon the Name of $04 my Lord, 


1tcn d1id1 call, and ſay, 

Deliver theu my foul O Lorry, 
[| do thee humbly priv. 

5 Tn- Lord 1s very wer, 
ad jult he isallo; 

Ard in our Gd comp ation, 
dutd jleutitully flow, 


G The Lord ia ſafery dorh preſerves 


all rhoſe tbat hmple be, 
I was 112 wotul! miſeric, 
an 1 he delivered me. 


| 7 And now my {oul firh thou art ſafe, 


reryurnuntotbyreſt; 


Forlarecly, ſo the L3rd to thee, 


iis buuntie hathenpreſt, 


$ Decauſe rhou baft d-livered 


iny ſoul from gea}!y thra!'; 


| My mcGiſt-ied eyes from "=, 4/5 0 | apron 


mv Ryding feet from fall. 


5 Ect re the Lard TintheJand 


ct life a7il walr therefor- ; 


, lo I:tidtelzeye, rherefourel f; ake, 


fo! I was trout Il:a (ore. 


It Tfaid in my cioredTe and (ear, 
nat 3}! mer ly 1:5 b-. 


' 22 What ſhalilv:yite Lord fr all 


hi, bece firs ro me ? 


09 Ts e «a bhojr ſ_twe « TY of ſaying hea th 


I :tankituliy will rake; 


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vherefore the Lord priſe ye, 


SEO EE RAY” 


Praiſe the Lord,yea nations all, 
() Li: him ye people grear and ſmall; 


E.r why? bis grace and tender love 
To us 15 great a> we nay prove ; 
His rrueth 1s <onftaot evermore, 
Unto tbe Lord fig praile rterct\r2, 


” $A-L. CXYEIL. 


1 Ivetothe Loid all griife & hongur, 


I Fir he 15 eracicus and kirde ; 


Yea, more a: vm: *rcy ard 'S eat favcur, 


Do:h hrme avide world withour eng. 


2 Ler Iftatl now fay this bouldly , 


Tha! his wercies ter ever dare ; 
3 Ardler Aarons »tole jreoperiie, 
Colle!l- rhe lame ſtable = ſure, 


g Let hole fear GCod,them now 2edrefſe 


Tooncand imy to himthereſore, 


Tha! ts grear [luve,auod render Kinduefſe, 


Kemainerh R: 1! tor evermnore. 


5 For when with rrondle 1 was prefled, 


| then urontheLord dill call, 


Who heard my voyce, and me u: raiſed, 


And ſer ar latge free from all: th: :all, 


6 The moſt of rigtr,nbo heard my com. 
(plairt, 
ſen! there! :t ſball cauſe me fainr, 

uzur that man may gaich new;ke, 


Ke ti wuh ine my part torake 


pay ehe FOWTT; 


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With fi.b :5dD me help 20d ard, 


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| Then princes, lo1ds uf tea and land, | 
| 10 All oa:10ns have me round compaſſed, | 
: With ove confevr : y-i in Gods naine 

: By me they ſhailbe toon deſtr:-y-d, | 


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| And pu: to flight , rebuke aud ſhame. | 


=T They bave me round about incloſ:d, 
; Y-a, and ſhur up with our accord ; 
! Yet they by me ſhallbe delttoyed, 
; Even inthe name of Sod the Lord. 
' 12Like fees theycan © about me ſa-arming 
But were as fe of thornes pu: wut 
For in Gods name the ever=living, 
. I ha'l coufuuud rkem all nv Joubc, 


: Thrutt ſore -: me with main acd might, 
' To cauſe me fall, butlo contrary, 
For God hath bolp me in my right. 


For he bath been 10 all adverlicie, 
My h-lper and deliverance. 


15 The voice of joy ard fr-edome ſhalbe 
Within tbe juſt mans dwelling place ; 
Saying »Bebold righr valan-ly 

TheLords right bid bath broug br ro paſſe. 
16 The hk molt ſtrong cf the Almighty, | 
Exalted is now prefertly : 

Of God the Lord, the 1:gdt band ſturdie, 
' Hath done {ſay they) iriumpbanily, 


17 Away , away, envyerseach one, 

' Fer yet dra'hs cup I ſha'l tor prove : 
w- fill ſhall live , rbar Ll may expore, 

And ſhew abroad Gods works above, 

19 The Lord my Gol ta:b me cbaſltiſed, 

Aud that right fore, 1 muſt corf-ije, 

Bur of bis goodueſſe not delivered 

Mennto dearth in tbar diltre Us, 


19 Open thereforeto wethe gites fair» 
Which are tbe gates of rigbreouſnefle, 
That through rhe ſame 1 may have repair, 
And praiſe the Lord bis bul net. 

20 This is Gods gate,famous and worttie 
Whereat tbe ripbreous enter ſhalj; 

21 I will thee praiſe,Lord, who baſt heard 
And my deliverance been witFait. (me 


22 The ſtone which wholly was refuled, 
Avd of the builders caſt away), 

The farr.c laid is now, and placed, 

Ard of tbecorrer bead aud tay. 

23 Weich thing is done by tbe only wor- 
Of God the Lord moſt gloricui; (king 
And as a wender iSappearing, | 
Uartill our ſight n-olt marvellous, | 


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24 This is of truth the Cay reſt boppie, 
W bick God taih made of bis goodnefe, 


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. Laud and exalt ther evermore. 
a9 Give to ih:Lord all ; raiſ: aod hono 
| ! For gractous$1s be and kindes: 
13 Thou haſt, O cruel! aiverſatie, OE OEY 268 groge Lavwng, 
 Do:hay eadure , world w1:hout end, 


14 My ſt.ene:b and force 1s God moit bie, 
Yea be my ſong 1$ of plraſavce : | 


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& Kay 1 BAIL my juſt defire, | Let ustbereio be bly the and merrie, WP 
Vpon my foes which me uybraid, | And fng ro him wich gria eladueſſe. a: 
Es | 25 OLcordlT now beſeech and VL 

$ InGodtotruſtit is far better, | Save thou the kiny 20d him Opray of a 
Than ro vain mento truſt and ſtand, | Give him zoo0d luck and proſper ous he Ay 
9 Tocrult in God , I fay is furer, O Lord ,I yet requite apaine. f 


26 Whointhe name of Gcd moe bo 
Doth come he b1 1fI<d be alway: 
We wilh a'fo ye way be vappy : 
Who in Gods houſe are night and day, 


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27 The Lord our God be ty im : J 4 
' Aud hath us given I1ght at "5 "Y " 
 Vato the boners vt th- a'tar boly , 
' Yeur facriticen. w binde ful fait. g 'd 
'25 Thouartthe God in whom 1 el rie 

Tothee will | give pra (+ there ſore : ; UM 

Evea thou my God arr, therefore all I, a 


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B Lefled ate ihoy that perfect are - 
and pure 16 mindanid tra:e ; t 
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tr>m Gods lawes never itarr, 2 
2 Builo4are:they chat give tzemfelves Whir 
ly itatucrs co oblerve : F x 
Seekirg ihe Lord with all their heart, 
acd vever truin him fwerve, | 
3 Doubtletile ſuch mep go nur altray, 
nor do no wicked ihivg : FG 
Which itedfaltly waik in bis paths 8 
| Kithout any wand:iug. | 
+ iris rty will and commandment, 
tzatwith attentive heed, Ml 
Toy oeble aud divine precepts, 
We learnand keep indeed, t 
5 Oh would to Gad jr migbr rhkee pleaſe | 
wy Vayes (> | 9) addrefſe . | [ 


Thar 1 mizdr buth in bear: and VOYCe, 
tky lays Keepand confeſſe, '7K 

6 Sc {huuid no ſhame my lite a:rain, 
@ bilft I ehus ſer mine eyes : 

Aud bend my iniude alwayes to muſe, i - 


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7 Thenwili I praiſe with upright hea 

and magi ine thy pame, . T 
When I (hall learn thy judgments juſt, | 


ard I:kewiſe prove tbe ſame, 
And wholy wi-l Ll give my felf, 
to keep thy lawes muſt right : L 


| Roiſake Me ngr tor ever Lord, 


But ſhew thy grace aad mighr, | 
BETH. 3; | 


9 By what means ray a yourg mau beſt» | 
k:s lifes jearn to amerd ? 


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the mark avd Keep thy word, 

ad thereio bis lite ſpend, 

Ju feigredly I bave thee ſought, 
ard itu> leckitig abide : 

4 revert luffer ine, O Lorl 
fro:nthy precepts to ſlide, 


Withiu tone beart ani fecret taoupats 
thy woris I] bave bid (till ; 
I wiph: vor at any ime 
» MF cfi-nd rby GuGdly Wii, 
Yo We nacnithetoy came O Lord, 
and pratf- thc everm re : 
RaturesS of i1-It ws. rihie fame), 
C Lut!, :ca.b me tterctore. 


My I:p+: tave never cealſt to preach, 
and . ublifo 44y ard cight 
jucgomeiits 1:4 © bich do WL ecd 
from thy munch fi Hefm g.ats; 
Thy teſt: mouites a f{iny wayes 
pleaſe we n+ ol]: indeed 

all :h- ryealur:s f the earth, 
Thich wo:i4ii gs make :[1cir inved, 


Of thy precepts I will Rill muſe, 
aud rhere to frame my talk : 
itamark ſo will Iaie 
| thy wayes buw | may walk. 
Miuc onely joy ſhailbs ſo hxt, 
and on thy laws lo ſet, 
s ar notbiny can me fo far blinde, 
toat 1 tay words forget. 


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* G:1n7 to thy ſervant now ſuch grace, 
:+ m2y my life proloog : 
an: boly word then will I Kefp 
both it mine heartacd rongur. 
Mine cyes whick were 41m and [hut up 
ſo open make and bright, 
tof thy law and marvelous works 
l may havethbe clear fight. 


[am 2 ſtrangeri»1 this earth, 
Faodrirg now hear, now there; 
BW: vord rherefore 10 me diſclofe, 

my fo.:23-ſteps for tocicar. 
My fotl is raviſhr with centre, 

a2d gever is atreſt, | 
ſeeks ro knuw thy judgements kie, 
and wvhar may pleaſe tLee beit. 


The proud men and mailcious 
thou haſt deſtroyd each one : 
dcurf{ed are ſuch as do not 
thiti- veſts attend upon. 
Lord tizrn from me rebuke 2ad ſhame, 
Th.ck a:icked men conſpire : 
I tave kejr thy covenants, 
%ith zeal a$ hore as hre. 


I Tac Pr.nces grenxt in coupi-l ite, 
and 4id againit me ſpeak : 

tteu thy fervaut thougat tow he 
thy itatures might por þr-2K. 


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24 For by ? thy COVenants are mY Jov, 
and mine hearts prear (: lace: 
They {-rve inſtead of courſciler;, 
my macters for to palſe. 


DALETAH., 4. 


25 iam 4aiaz3 , aSbruughtto graye, 
aud al noſtiurad ro dutt » 


Reitore tkerefore my life again, 


a+ thy prumile 15 jult. 


25 My ways wbev I a.krowledged 


xX'ith mercieta u didſt bear : 
Hear now efclonnes, aud me 13itruk 
tDyY lavs tuloye and fear. 


27 Teach ms once throughly for to know 
ray jrECEeyt) and thy lore : 

Th-y wirks ten will meditate, 
and lay th-mupin iterc. 


at Mylcull teellfo fore o-pp:eſt, 


tha: it mckerh for priete : 
Accoiding ro thy word therefore, 
baite, Lordto {:ad reliefe. 


29 From lyiag aud deceirfull {i , 
letthy grace me defen1 : 


| Ard that I may learuy thee ro love, 


Ja ——CO— —  — — — —— 


ttine boly law me (end. 

39 Tae way ct truth both ſrair and ſure, 
I tave choſen and found: 

I fer thy juſlgements me before, 
which keep ine ſafe and ſound, 


21 Sincernen, OLerl, I for.*r my [<lf, 
thy c:venants toembrace : 

Let me therefore kave no rebuKe, 
nor cheek 11 any «Gaſ-, 

32 Then w:illl rug with joytvlichear, 
wheretky woOord dcth me oc: 

When tbou halt ſet mine heart ar large, 
and rid ine out of thrall!. 


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' 33 Iaſtru& me Lotd, in the r:ght trade 


of thy ftatutes divine ; 

Aud i to Keep eventorthe end, 
mine bearg will I incline, 

34 Gra!z me the knowledze of thy aw , 
and 1(hall i; cb*y 


| Wirh heart and mind , and all my m1izhe, 


I willit keep, I {ay. 


3; Jatbe right patrbs of uiby precepts, 


guide me Lind lrequire : 


| None other pleaſure doe I Filh, 


rorgreaterthing dehire, 


' 34 Incline mine heart rhy las to Keep, 


21d coverantsto embrace ; 
And from all kIthi- avarice: 
Lord ſhield me w:th thy grace. 


37 broravaindeſite ard v orldly luſts, 
turn back minceyes and 1:ghrt ; 
Give me ihe ſpirit of hte and power, 
to wa,k thy Wwayes 2right. 
-5 C2cirm thy gracious proniicLord, 
| which thou bait made to ne ; 
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aud fear nothiog bur thee, 


| 39 Reproach ard ſhame Tt bich I {9 fear 
| trom me, O Lordexpeil: 

| bor thou doſt judge with eque..s, 

| and therein doſt excell. 

' 40 Behold, min* hearts defire is bent, 
thy laws to keep for ay : 

| Lord ſtrengthen me ſo with thy grace, 

| thar ir perform*® | may, 


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| 41 Thy mercies great and wanifald, 
| ler me obtain, O Lord : 
Thy ſiving health let ime eazoy, 
| accordingro thy word. 
| 42 So (hall I top the landrous mouths 
| cf le-#vd men and unjult ; 

Forin thy faitbfull promiſes 

Pands my comter! and truſt, 


43 The word cf truth within my mouth 
| lr ever ſt1j] be preſt : 
| Forin thy judgemeors wonderfull, 
mine hope doth ſtand and rei. 
44 Aud whillt Y breath within my breaſt, 
doth paturail ]:te prelerve : 
Yea, till rhis world (hell be didoly?d, 
thy law will I oD:crve. 


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5 So walk willl as ſet at Jarge, 
| and wade free from all dicad, 
Eecaufſe I ſought uw forto Keep 
| thy precepts avdthy reed. 
: 46 Thy ncobl- ats I gill def.r.de, 
ai things of moſt pgrear fame : 
Even before Kirgs I willrh-ra blaze, 
and {hrink vo whit for ſhame, 


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' 67 1 will rcjoyce then to obey 

thy worthie heits and will ; 

| Whica evermore I have lov?d belt, 
ad fo wiillove them itil], 

| 43 Mine hands I will t;tto tby laws: 

| x hich I have deariy fought : 

| AnJ praiſe thy commandeme ors, 
1 willig deed aud thouz hr, 


T7TALIN; 7. 


"PSALME Crix. _ | 


{ {o great are 2nd ſo bie: 


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, F38ut yeta'as, for feat l quake, 

ſ-eing how wicked men : 

| Þy laxs forſook, and dil procure 

thy judgements who krows w 

4 And as for me 1 framd my {ungs, 

| thy ſtatutes to exalt : Thi 

| Who I among the ſtraozers {velt, 

| 


auJ thoughts gan we ailzulr, 


55 'thonght upon thy name, () Lard, * 
by night when orbers ſ|*cp, 
, As or thy law Lit obey, 
| andever wil it keep, 
{ 5< This grace 1 did obczin, becauſe 
thy coverauts {weet ard dear *' 
| lad embrace, ad alſo kee 


\ with reverence »>and With fear. 


| HETH. 8. 


| 5; O God, which ar: my part and lot, | 
my comfort and my itay : | 
Ibave decreed and promiſed, 

| thy law to Keep alway t 
| 2 Mit :earn-t hearr did bumbly furs, 

1n preſence ot tay face : 

f3 thou therefore baſt promilzd, 
Lori;ragtim? ol toy grace. 


59 My iifcI have examiacd, 
andrryde my fſecte: heart : 

With to thy ſta:urescauſed me 
mY teet ſtrai2þt ro convert, 

5: 1 did not ſtay -orligger long, be 
a5 tacy that Noatbhfall are ; 

' Pit baitily tby Jaw$to keep» $ 

| I did wiy felf prepare. 7 


| 6; Thencruelibands of wicked tnen Mg, 

| have: made cf metheir prey : 

| *et wauld [| notthy law forget: 
vor from thee ga aſtray, 

| 6aTby righteous judgemenrstowaris: 


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' That even at miduight wull l ri(- 
thy Name will nagnifte. 


| $3 Companicn 1m T to al! them F, 
@Gh.ck f-2r thee in their hear; : 


| And neither will for lave cr diead, 
| tron:hy commandemen:s Rarr. 


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' 49 Thy ptomiſe vaich thou ma4tita met | 64 Thy mercies Lord moſt plenteoullys 'N 
do all ihe worid falhll : 

| Oh, tech me how I may obey 

thy ftatutes and thy Will, 


rhy fervant, Lord , zemeindct ; 
| For terein do I put my t1ult, 
| and conndence for ever, 
' 58 It tsmy comfort and my joy» 
when trotvles me ailſail ; 
| Forwer* iy lite rot by the word, 
; my :1te would {ova me tail. 


| 513 The proud and ſuch x» God contremne, | For 


| ſti!} made of me a ſcorre: 

T1 woulltI per thy lax toriake, 

25 hetbat was forlorn?e. 

' 73 Bur cald to med, Lord, thy great works 
ſaexd roourfarihers old: 

; \Vaerebyl teirthejoy furmouut 
ity griet 2u huadred fold. 


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65 According t9 thy promiſe: Lord, 


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of thy grace in ſundry torts» 
have | thy ſ-cvauat f= Ir, 


$5 Teach mealvaycstojudee arig ht, 


and vive me krowledge ſu;e ; 
Far ceftiitiy beleeve l do 
rearrby pre-ep's are pure. 1 


47 Fre thou 2:4} rouch me with thyr 


] er:?J and wenr atray : 


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_— [ k--5thy holy wore, 
and make it ali my ſtay, 

63 Tao! art borh gncd a» + gracious, 
and g'vit molt |.Seta ly, 

Thice ordinances DT to ce” 
theretur?»> O Lord teach me. 


68 Tee proud and wicked mer £2v* 
againſt rio many alye: (ter? d 


Ye! thy commandments {i1;] cbirtye 
with i.1l mine beart will. 

Þ roete Gear's are ſwoinw: rien gonritly 

(aca ta, 


--ale loare they tar 
parin y law d» L delight, 
ad rnotbing ſeek bur ita, 


71 O tappy time mayI weil{:y, 
Khea thou didit me cor-rct ; 
For as a guidero learetby laws, 
thy rods did med.r:&. 
-2 So :hitto me thy word and Iiw 
is dearer manifold, 
Then:thnuſands great of filver and puld, 
cr yvught that cat be tol4. 


JO D. 19. 


13 Seeing thine bands bave mad- me Lord 
to vethy creature: 


Gr2vpt krowledge likewiſe how toJearc, | 
And fo ſhillIthy -overants keep, 


t» put thy laws in ure. 

-4 Sorhey that fear thee ſhall rejoy.c, 
aben ever they me ſec : 

Becauſe I have l-arn? by thy woi'd, 
toput my irult iv rhee, 


7; Ween with thy ro 'sx y world i: pls 
I know the cauſe 1s jult : 

$ when thou doit corre me Lord, 
the cauſe juſt needs be molt. 

*5 Naw of rhy zoodnetſ”,1 thee 
{5 pe cotnfort to me ſend : 

A5trou to me tby (crvant beghtR, 
lotiomallill me ſhend. 


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7 Tay tender mercics powr= on me, 
314 I (hall {irely live 
Fo: 1oy and conptolation bott, 
tty law to me doth pive. 
x Confoundy proud,whofe falſe pretence 
1s me forto deſtroy : 
d:ra5 for me thioe baſts ro know, 
I wifi my (elfimploy. 


do {5 With reverence do th-e tear, 

ro mmelettbem retire, 

And fichas do thy covenants knnce, 
ard taem alvnedehtre. 

Jo Mine heart withour all waverio 
{Ierenthy laws be bent: 

$2: NO CH: phos cometomse, 

sber2by 1 foul be ſhe 


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I Myfſ:u! doth faint » and ceaſerh nor. 
tb (aving heal:thtocreve: 
:or thy wo!rds fake Riliccult, 
Wine hearts detire ro have. 


*2 Mine ey'+ doth ta: kts 
thy wor1, acdth.s! lzy : 

Yo,xHhev wittthou mmceco itn 
w hv doit tbuu mtu delay 


As 238%%t9.bottl- in the ſmoak, 
ſramlT patch and eryle : 
IC: will cot our uf mine acart 
!-t ray commandmect! ſlide. 
©, Ali how Jong balll yer live, 
0» tureT ſec the poure: 
Taaat on wy toes which me torinent, 
thy vergtance thou wilt pou, 


?; Preſumpruous men bave Gigged p:irs, 
ttinkivg ro make me ſure ; 

Taus contia y agai;ft rbv law, 
m:nvhurt racy de procure. 

*5 Burt thy commandments are alitruc 
an{cauſ-lefe they me grieve : 

To tte- ttcrefore I docomplain, 
that thou mighrſt me relieve, 


7 Almoſt they kad ineclean deftroyd, 
224 br-1ugbr me quire to grounc' 

Yet bytby ſtatutes I ab5de, 
ard rherein ſuccour fourd. 

©3 Refſtoreine Lord, agei ze ro1]ife, 
forthy mercies excel: 


ti!] death ny life expe!l, 


LAMED. 12. 


$591; heaven Lor{ where thou doR dwe !!, 
thy word 15 fiat l:ihefuare ; 

Ard ſhalliram all etcrniris 
faſt priven ther» endure, 

go Fromag-to agetty:rvth at1il?s, 
as Cuth tt. earth witneſſe ; 

WW aole grounJ-*o'k thou ba't 1: co ſ 
ab0uy ropplecdantex; rele, (furs 


gr Evento tl.!, day we may well ice, 
how all thi-g, perſevere ; 
Accordiup ro:Þive ordinance, 
for all thivgs rheerevere, 
92: Hadir not becrninat in thy los, 
my {cul talcomfor: forzhe: 
[2:0 imecre Nt 1a mY diftreil-, 
I bad been Eruuds: to no: gh. 


93 Toertfcre wilil: :by pr 
11 memotic Kkrep fair: 

Dy them Sou ball my; :t-re)o1Hd. 
« hen Ivwasarletc: 


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, 94 No xl -ttto mecinttiematec, 


fo: I ati onely © je * 
Save me therefore, for to 
on 12 ears and beaten 


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g; Tos wicked men cdoſirk my bane, 
and thereto lycioOwatt; 


' Buri ite wblle confidered 


thy roble acts a7 grev?, 

; Ifes nerting wikis a Me wer! L. 

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Þ.umM ceartt as thou baſt romiled: | T A VU. 322. 
T 23d heep me alnd uctend. { 149 OLord,let my complaint and cry: 
| b-tore tay face appear : 
15; Ast rthe wicked far they ary, * A242 as thou halt me preiriied, 
trom baving beai:h aud pra ©& * | 12 teac2 me thee ro frar, 
Wovreby thry may thy ſtatutes KQ0T, 422 Mine hital ie fupplication 
they enter rottbe trace, 12 ehetlettocaccelle : 
156 Grear are thy inercies Lord, LL 2r208 \od 7:1: me loarddcliverance, 
ohatrouyg' 1 £41 them attain? tur {0 14 tby prom:t?, 
And i$rhou haſt me judg?4ecw new, 
| » let me lits oDt4n, ; 1-1 Then fh:1] my lipsiby praiſes ſpeak 
| alter iolt ample fort : | 
7 Tough many me? didtrouble me , Wact choathy (latues batt my tavghr, + 
avd ceifecute nyt fore * wherein ſtants my comto ore. 
Yer train tbylaas] iuyer rank, ' 4,2 My tour thall tog ard preach wby 
nur went away therefore | an{ ou this wile Jay (hall; (votdy 
2;3 Audrruthitis for piiet I ae, (3ud: tam nsnattand ruble laws, 
Whcyl th-{e ra tO, 3 [et | + 344k and ; et2:tall, 
; B-cauſfe tary keep 110 whictty Auld, 
| wo! yeticek io KEOW Lhec. {3 ©;r*t 1 cutthive baud, I ihe befeechs 
ain (peedily me fave: 
jy BehclJ, fur I do love thy Jaxs, '! For thy c omm2nidemevts to obſerve, 
a ith keart ma'telatand fir: chetia, OLord, 1 have, 
15 thou art guud and gra ivus , Ly'd, ; 124 Ot chce xuucLord 1 crave heakb, 
r:201* !8glie ana, | tr 0:her know I none : 
1fo Wiztthy word dota Jeter tmmultbe, | Aud inthy ita acd cothing ele 
j au4iloirtaikbeenevrrr : | | do delighs alone. 
Thy rizhrceus j}udgementsatcally, ; 
mult {turaid decay never, , 1-; Grart me therefor2 00g Caye; to live 
| | thy: ace to mapn'he : , 
SUMIN 22; And of thy ;nd2en.ents: twercifal 
Iet me ity tavourtry, 
176 For I Ks loſt and wepr altray, 
much like a wandrivg (h-ep ; 
Oh ſeek me , for 1 have ner taild 
thy commandineurs ty Keep, 


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a_—— 3 #8 ng ae 0  _omO—_—_—- &S  «WHs«-4 4 


iS; Princes bave ſoup bt with cruel.ie, 


ca'lle1o!ic ro make me crouch ; 
D .ta!;n vein, fr of thy wori, 

1c f:ar cid mine beaer touch, 
152 An2ctti ainly even of thy word, 

[ w25 more merricand plaid; 
Thi*>nte:khatct rico fpuils 224 pLey., 


cr. a: :tore and plenty h:4, 


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FSALME  CXX: 


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r 2:!f:re3 and Fain, " M424 1 0 F 0: L call, 


14 deer !t -  Acdhe Joh me cou turty 
TOR «a N" ; [ 2: De!,ver me , I ſay, 
| w Igve b it - From Ilyars lipsS alwzy, 
TRES. eay i b' ite tEe Lov =] Aultargacs of (a'l- IepPOrts 
i. ICar?i:fliuyce? | 
; 2ct> acd Fouarfu;] ' 4 What vantaze, or what thing 
iſe .ne to rejJIyce, ' G-:7rbourgus forte ft; Dy » 
Ls; (a®= at r21.- and rt {ha'lall h | Th..v tal. aud Haiterivg lyar ? 
ee hodothy ftlrures Jave - ( Lave. 3 Tay tor. gurduth bare 1 LAST 
No danger hall raecr quier Gate, | NO ice tEcn artoss keen, 
tit 458 Of ABC! Tehcs 0c, Of hot coufuming li:r, 
1,5 W:ce only bel. h agd cutufurt, Lord, E's Alas 199 lon : Mack, 
| [l (20k for ar thine hand: 1 biath{:- rents Co black, 
Agl tn-re tute have 1 done theſe thios '$ ' Wrich Kedars a'e Sy naing 
w_..uthkoa didh me commar 1. | By whom etbyto!l8 viect, 


147 Th. tHaxs hy beogn ming ex®:ciſe, And allct Iſaac ks I -0t, 
w' I my ſoul me 4 fir'd ; Are pur to open Name. 
i So mu: h my love to then was bent, | 5 With tem rhar prace do kate, 
epar n avkreil: f requ. a*%%, Lcamea peo: ety inks, 
268 Tty i.2.u:-3 496 commandements, + Andleraqu!-: lite. 
[ kepticuu Kucw) ar'itht: 7 2urwhenmy word hh told, 
fur & ithenriin2s tar T barcdone, Ciilcietfe I wa conmeid 


1: preſe:14 {2:by light, By tacm tiat Aguld have itiir, 
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PSATL, CXXx1L. 


Lift mine eyesro Sion bil, 

From whence 1 doattend, 

Toa: {uccour God me ſend. 

'+ The mighty God me {1iccour will, 

Who beavzn and earth framed 
Aaodalithings therein ramed, 


Tay foot from flip he will preſerve, 
f od wiilthee ſafcly keep, 
! For be will never ſj-ep. 
14 L» be that Iſrael doth conſerves 
| No ficep at all can bim-catch, 
Fur bis eyes$ thall ever watch. 


The Lord is thy warraot alxav, 
The L »rd eKe doth thee cover, 
' As ar tby right bandever, 
[6 Toe ſur ſhall nor theeparck by dy, 
| Nor the moon (oor balf b bright) 
Sdall w:th cold thee burtby night, 


And will thy | te ture ſave; 
' And thou thalt aiſo tave 
$ [oa'l thy buſinetie gavd ſaucreb, 
Wbher-:evertbougoeit in or our, 
| God will thy thiags bring about. 

I din beart rejovce, 

T > brar the peo; 1:5 voice, 

'lnoff-riog {oy willagly: 
Forletus up , ſaid ibey, 
Andin the Lords bouſe prav : 
Tavs ſpake tc folk (ull lovicgly, 


'2 Ourfe:t thar wandred ovide, 

' Shall ia rhy pa:es ab de, 

3 OidouJeruſyicinfall air, 
Whiich are ſo fe:nmi'y (er, 

Mb lik-a city neat, 

The like whercut 15 not elſewaere, 


'4 Therribes with one accord, 

Th- tribes of Gad rh* Loyd 

Are thither b-ot tbeir way to take, 
 SoGod before did tel, 

That there bis lirac! 

' Tacie prayers ſhould together make. 


F Forthere arethrones ere, 
| And rhac fortbis reſpec, 
| To ſec forth jultice orderly, 
Which throneStight to maintaine 
, To Davids houſe pertai 1, 
' Bis folk ro judge accoriingly, 


5 To pray let us not ceaſe 
For Terufaleins peace, 
Thy fiiends God profper n:17hti iy. 
7 Peace be thy w als about, 
And ; {r1oſper thee throughuut 
lay palaces continually. 


"oY A L M E Cxxi. Cxxij. Cxxiij. Cxxiiij. © 


{7 The L >rd wil! Keep thee froin diſtrelic, 


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; $ I ailh thy proſperous ſtate, 
For ny poore brethrens ſake, 
| Thar @m:ort tave by meaos of thee, 
9 God touſe doth we allure, 
Thy wealt for to procure, 
, So quchalwayes in hes 12 me, 


PSAL, CXXIIL. 


O Lord, that beaven doſt poſſelle, 
1 lifr wine eyesro thee: 

| Evea as the ſervant lifcerb bis, 

| his maſters bands to fer. 

2As hands-maids waſh thrir miſtres kands 
ſome grace tor to atchieve : 

So we bzbold the Lord our God, 
till bede vs forgive, 


3 Lord grant ns thy eomyafſion, 
and mercie init y light ; 
Fr we are fhld ard overcome 
with barred and deſi gh. 
' 4Our mindesare ſtuf: « ith preat rebuke, 
| therichaniwoldlyw {-:; 
| Do make of ustterr mocking ſtock, 
| the proud do us deſpiie. 


PSAL CXEXTY. 


| df es uh 
4 may fay and that truly, 
li Coat the Lord 


tad nor ourcauſe maintained, 
2 If 1hat the Lord 

Lad nor curright fubſtained ; 
When all the worl1, 

a24inſt vs fart uſly 
Made their uy roats, 

aud ſaid we (huuld all die, 


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3 Now long ago, 
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And ſwallowed quiet, 
for vupht that we could deems 
| Such was their rave 
as we might 'vel eſteem. 
4+ Ani astihe flouds, 
wich mighty force do fail: 
So batt they now 
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mult toad iu roaring poiſe 3 
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, 6 Pur loved bu Gud, 
who doth u> ſate.y keep, 
\ From bleedy tenth 
an.{ their molt cruel] yoiery 
Which asa prey 
to cac us would rejzoyce, 


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$ Gol ctar made beaven 

and earth is our help rheo 3 
His came hath ſaved 

us frumthelſe wic Ked inen, 


PSALME: CXLIY. 


Uch as in God the Lord do trvit, 
A$ imyu:iit Sion ſh31l hrmely {tand, 
And be r-mouvel at touc band, 


| 
The L .,rd will count then right and juſt : 


So that they (hall be ſure, 
For ev-r to endure, 


2 AS mighty mountains huge and great, 
eruſalem about doth cloſe : 
So a ill:he L-r41 be unto thoſe, 
Who va Þ +golly will do wait ; 
Sachareto ff 
Tety neverneed to fear, 


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By naking wicked men bis rod; 


L-it ch-y through grief forfake their God, * 


I; thall no: as rhe lor ft311 be, 
4 Give, Lord, to thoſe thy lizbhr, 
Whoulc hearts are true and right, 


5 But as for ſuch a5 turn aſide, 
By cr oked wayes which they out ſought, 
The Lord will ſurely bring to nouzbt, 
Wi:h zorkers vil- they ſhall abic, 

Eut peace Fith [ſ-at', 

For evermore ſhall dwecl1L 


PSALME CXXVI. 


Hen that the Lyrd 


2g4'n bis Sion had forth brough!, 
From bondage great, 


; and alio ſerv itude extreaqm ; 
His wv. T4 were {::ch 


S») that we were 


in2ch like ro thei that uſe to d:icaim, 
Or mouthrswerr 


with lauchter t: Ved then, 
Ard ek» vurtongucs 
aid thew vs joytullinen, 


2 The he2then fulk 
were torcetrbeDtbis ro conſeſſs, 
How tnatite Lord 


f.r:it-mallogreatthings bad dove : 


3 But mUYcn!l2vrewe, 


and theretore can confelde no leif- * 


Wher-iore to roy, 

Ke bive cond <eaule as we begun. 
s 0 L:rd 1 '0 fo 12d, 

thou cantt our bondage end: 
; And to d-ſarts 

thy flowico rivers lclud, 


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a$Svid ſurmount mans bear: & thouobr, 


{ 5 For rrue it 1s 


\ For tha: their foes 


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| Their ſheaves bome briopg, 


that they which ſow with teargf 
A time Kill come C 

when they (hall -:,,- [in mirth 
6 They went aud wept, | 

! b:aring of their precious ſeeds... 


fulloftenrimes cid them annoy 
But their return 
with joy they ſhall ſure fee : 


and not impaired be, 


PSALME CXXVIET, 


' What man do build it cannot ſtand, 
| Likewiſe in vainmen undertake 


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Xcept the Lord the bouſe do make, 
Aad tbereuvro doth fer his band: 


Ciu-sand holds t watch and ward, 
E xcept the Lurdbe their ſafeguard, 


2 Though y- rit early in the morn, 
And ſy arDighegolare ro bed, 

' Feeqairg ull hardly with brown bread, 
| Ye wereyour labour luſt and worne ; 


; Bur they whom God doth love aud keep, 
\ Receive all things with quiet Neep, 


3Therfore warke we!l when ever ve 
Thar 1bcn have heirs t?enjoy their land, 
Ir 15 be pift of Gods ow ac haud, 
ForGod himſ:I]fdorh multiply 

Ofbis g-car liberal:tic 

Th bl-fl:ag of poiterity. 


| 4And whenthe children come to agus 

| Thy pro'y in (trengrh and a&ivecelſe 
1 oerios and jincomelretl-:; 

5 tkaita ſhaſt (hot with courage, 

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| $te5 not fo fw f , nor deth like barn, 
| C295, welltis tim thar hath ais quiver 
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Su b on - (halt never ſhake nor ſhirer, 
Ve-': :ba neyiead; before the judge, | 
Agz4il it bi> furs which bear bim grudge. | 


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3Liketiuttullviceson thine bouſe fide, | 
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Tty chiidronttantd like «ive.plants, 
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4 Thus art than blaſt rbay feareſ; Gad, |} 
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Y  Beb »Id >the lame en be is 41d wees 


In E-brara, ihatt: -uitfull ground; 
pleaſant un'v ihe, 
Ard bave thy dweliivg place out fourd. 


Wicala the tourrelt fields tu bz, 


7 Tay tabcrnacl=s there once pizhr, 


A:i41iiehew:'ll, 


14 Sayi:g, Th ::; 


' To ſhow aud. 


To x fap thee we will be prett, 
DB:t.ic ily footſtool ihere in hight, 
$ Ariletzeretore Come to thy reſt, 


T 0v.1 and the ArK of thy great mighr, 


3 L-crighte uluedſe thy Prieſts emorace, 


QA prec,0.45 Zarment ic them make ; 
(3.ve 12 thive holy One ſolace : 

19 Atd f..riby (-rvant Davids fike, 
Kefulz vot thiuve avotntedt face, 


11 T»>David God in truth did ſwear, 
-eriorme tnat thing 
Ya yiC o,)outt!: fe | wilup "rear 


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U on ihy icar ay io rematn; 


TY: .Cle to ys he 1; —_ *t 

;$1ny ret clones 
=creV:l.,m(relhberewill dwell 

My whol: deli;!.cis fer rbercon, 

1; I dy i>:lefſe will ber victrals bleSe, 
Fiet LOcT? Tijth trad eKe la:i5fics 

16 An )]<c!y2th ho 
Yea, a!1 ber 2004) men: auſe wv)lI 
:y for juvfulacllc. 


L7 Af% ſ "Yantl Davids horae of m4 outs 


I: ber xt 11 makebudandC rit.o 


To mae an4int 


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*I C+*r.it and Ring 

T acr2 to roinatn in all mens fight. 
1% ?::l1auilliloath bis enemies ail, 


Yith vitere; roach ,7:buke » and {lane : | 


. Woe-r-ag bs crown impber. al, 


| Upon his head it. 


W.iivu bis hangout and feat fame, 


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2 that ccity ozmtment:, 
W>iaunuraelarifncy bead, 
by Gods p:2.c2t a48 ſpent, 


TI; wer nct Aar-at head alone, 
Lurdienh bi 5 veard thryugbout : 


: And reaily i Cid tun dogma 


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,r.eits wi:r beal:fulaes, 


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3 Andas the lower gr. und doth diink + 
the dew ct Her.u on bil, 

AndSion with ber hiv-r drops, 
the kelds with fruits doth KL 


— .- > — Iu - Law coo + 


bis blefiings riavifold, 
| Wauſz hearrs and mivd without al:s 
| this Kaur do keep and bold, 


PoAL GCXXXIV. 


P E bold, and have regar4 

> ye (ervants of the Lord, 

, Which in his bpuſe by vigbr do watch, 
| praiſe hin with one accord, | 

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a L:ft up yout hands on hie, 
unto his holy »Jac*®s 
' Andgive the Loom his praiſes due, 
his benctits embrace. 


3 Ferwhy?the Lord who did 

| both ecaveu and eatth frat, 

Do:k Siun blefſe and Will conſerve 
tor evermore the ſams, 


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Fra: (: with oue accord, 
IG m a 1} all ye ttar be 
hs ſervaptsof the Lord, 
2 Extol his praiſz all ye that itand 
withinthe ho uſ-ct God 
A!l ye rat in bis Courts remain, 
Fis prayle declare abroadt, 


| $ hw aw _ Name cfGol its Lord, 


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3 Praiſe ye th* Lortf. the is 2g 0d, 
| hr.g pra'tests bis Name ; 
It i+ 4 comely and good thirg, 
olaaves ro dothe ſame, 
FP Fr God zaih choſen 140 cb og: 
bis very own You f-e : 
So bath he choſen I:racl 
| bis :7zafſare ter to be. 


the Led iSvenry great: ; 
And that he bub abuy* ail gods, 
bis dwelling place ard tear. 
' 6 Forwtat ſvever pleated tim 
that bath be broug br avout : 
la beaven, incarth,and in rac ſea, 
| Y-4, all the dey): Qs tbrouzhout. 


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4 Even ſo the Lord doth powre on them 


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He maKkeinh exe, and windesto come 
| fr>m whence they did remain. 


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io Fgy/rigt took reſt: 
He ſpared ta+!s 00 living thing, 
the man ror Yer the 'bealt, 


9 O FEegyvroheir midit of thee, 
hath made bis wordto fall, 


Te O_o. 


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; O13 Prarzoa tha: crueli king, , 4 Great wonders ocely te | 
214 on 1+ {ervants all. 2:12 work by £1; great ,oFet: 1 
\y | 10 Ha 11agr e peOti:? brought to rough, Fur certainly, ; | 
'Y 62.troying item out Tiphe: t,$ T.07.:e5 gure ; $ 
S ) And inany Kings te few ails, Bui triie ard ſure | | 
| ; taat Tere Of poaer aut} mizhe. | Etercaliy. | 
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4 ' 11 A5 Sinon , who ſomerime was or: 5 -..2 Lord ameipotents | ' 
| | ard kivg of Amciiges: By B:5 rear n1il:d-.me Le 
» And Og , the king of Baſhan lavwd, Tee tee: iv ftemament | 
xi:b a;l the Canaanites: Did t am: ; 54 we may lee. 
'12 Ar give their land to L[ſrael, | Fo! co. Traioly, Kc. | 
| | an berj:age wee ic- : | | 
To I.racl his choſen f:1ik £ Yra he tte keavie charge f 
| | :tc.r heritage to be. Or alt :be earth did fireech s | 
{ | ! And od :he wate's la'rte, | 
| 13 Thy Name, GC Lord,ha!l Qill endure, | Te faine fe © id 04t 1cacd : A | 


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| aud ily memor.all: For cena.uly, &c, 


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| thai: <4re , or ever in all. | - Crea! li1-dts be made :5 2, 
| '4 The Lord w 1! 'u" ely iu2z- a 7 gat | Fe: r » F? ai Jove is ay: 
W| tis propir a:l inde) : |S Such a3 the fun we (:r | 
| | And to t's ſervants f:rour ſhaw 'T o rule the 1 phrfuwe day; 
w;ll te 10 tins of 220d, | For ce'taiuly , &c. | 
' 1; The idols of the teatben al, L And exe the Mons fo Jar, 
| | ekrovgbcut their coaſts ard lands, | WH'cHh ſhi-erd in our 1ight;] 
Cf filver aad ©” poli thbeyte, | | And a" +bat do arDear, 
| the work even cf mens bands, | To pu.de rhe darkſone night, 
| | ; 6 _ mer ths :hey bave and : ſceak no Fo# certainly, Ke. 
| | 2ey*s but ray oct (e:: (ad) L | 
| 17 by have ttev ears, but nothing beat :c W.t2 prevent ri2uceand fore } 
| a2d brea:alciſe wholly be. ' All Egyyt !note B- than: | 
| Their -r14-born leil: .»v4 more, } 
| 13 Wreref,re ail rhey are !.ke to:hem, | He 3k Dork beaſt ary nant 
| that to do ie: 2hem forth : FOr CCrtaiTiy > XC, | 
| Aud j.cexie ry: {e that tri in them, | 
|; OY 29.7%K way b2 vght WOrth, #1 An4::om ain:ds their lard | 
15:0 at ye houſe of Iirael ' His 15zacl forth treuger :; 
':e :3at ye Piaie the Lord 12 Wa'ich te with mighty band, 
| FAIL yY9 teat Ce ef Azroas boviſe, | An2 ſretcted 2rfh bath wrought; 
p* ite S113 Lithd O2v AtiUIid, ; For cenc.ulv if £6 
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| provi ye ceriie ihe Lord; Bbc it10d up hike a >3l. 
AJ 11 that {22G 11 a% (t pim 14 And malJ- t:roug> :t to ga | 
; 13vſe him Tith one accord, | Brz chufeco childreg at!: | 
2r And cout cf £ "1 {ound Bis pragide, For cer:a:uly , Sc. 
| - he praiſe cf Ged rhe Lord; | | 
\Ca5 4 x AKON «. Yor :'3 Eur +hoye he whelmed them 
| 4 þ ; fails Rn Th one accord. Te-,:0ud kiig Tharaon : 


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2 f3.ve dans and wraile. jug a prop! e ſofe aud ſourd ; 
a 0 1 Qt #0ods, 1-1 Y = | 15 And for b.5 love codleitle, 
Ea: comet 3; { Grear Kirgs be brougtt to groutd : 
| Pet of = | 
| ts: nm ercns foro For cer:aitly, Xc. 
VU aUrme ana {ae '12 And 7-& with puiffarnt bid ; 
Re, 2 _ : 
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| 3% A» <f Amon;!-s la: 9, 
| . The Lor!, of lords pravfe ve,  ©23:4 !he K.rg by ame) | 
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20 AndO7 the yant lars '8 
Of Baſan King gy 

21 Whoſ-: land for beritage- 
He gave bis people rho : 


| bur certainly, &Xc, 
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Even unto Tirael, 


| m7 s ſervant dear I fay: 


He gave tbe fame to dwell, 
Aod there abide for ay, 


{ For Certainly, Cc, 


2% To mind he did us call, 
In 0ur moſt baſe deprec : 
24 Ard from opprefſuurs all 
In ſafety ſet us free: 
For certainly, &c. 


| 25 A'l fleſh on earth abroad, 
| With food be doth fulkll:; 


26 V'tercft11e of heaven the Gol? 
To laud be ir your will. 
F.r cectaigly, &c, 


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P $A Lo CAXX\-A 


Het as we fare in Babylon, 
WW tbe rivers round atour : 
Aud i:1 remembraree of S:cn 

the tran» forgriet burſt our, 
| We bkari4 cur barp, aud iwfiruments» 

the willow tre-s upon : 

For 11 itatDialementortheir ule- 
had planted many one, 


fayd tu us zauniingly, 
Now let us E:& you: Bebrey lorg 5, 
ard plealant meiciite. 
| + Alas,ſaid wes whocan once frame, 
b:s1-Trrow full heart to tin 
Tiz* rattles of our ]:.ring Lord, 
thus under a (tra: a= KL1D7, 


5 But if that I Jeruſalem 
-utcfniue | neart I-rflide, 

Ther ler my hagers quite furgir 
the warblirg barp rc gu ide 


6 And letmy :ougte within mv mouth, 
betyde toreverfiſt: 

{ If that 1 joy bef..re Ifes 

thy tull deliverance paſt, 


Therefure, © Lord, remember now, 
thecuriedgaiile and wry, 

; That Edo:ns {ors agairſt us made, 

w heh y raz?d our cite, 

| R *=member, Lord, their cruell words, 

when 25 witY one accord 


incel, ite oftbei: Lord, 


| © Eyen ſo ſhalt tou *) Babylon, 
at lepgtatou dult be bromgh: : ! 


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| They cryde, On ſack, aud raze theit mals 


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that our revenge hath w rought. 
"MW 5 ea, bletſed {hall that man be cald, 


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| tat takes thy child: >n your 

' To d jo their bon» azainſt hard ones, 


tpat,ye the (trecty among 


CIAL. CAXAVILTLY: 


| 'b my whole heart 
| WW tte Lord now praiſ- wiill: 


| 1,ctore the guds 
I will kim praiſe foreyer., 
2 Towards tby church 
andtemple willlcry: 
B-cauſe thy love 
and Kinineſle faileth never. 
Thy godly Kame, 


tCy a ord bath moſt advanced, 
Which doth excell, 


aud oughr to be inhanced, 


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3 VibenTI dd call, 

ther dindeſt rhou me hear, 
; And itrerother, d hait 
wy tout foſoe vppreftel, 
4 Allearth:'y Kitgs 

lna.l ihee Lord grate with tear, 
For :bey bave heard, 

tby wordSby muuth exprefſei, 
5 They all (hall tog, 

a::d pra f-rby wayes ſobko'y: 
Or Fr 2at thou art, 

ard zrea: Lord, 15 thy glory, 


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6 Thelodurn:gd, 

bu: yer the meek Corb foe ;; 
As for: be proud 

ſat off he kim ot(ervetb. 
7 Tu::houghIxalk, 

and in oreattroudles b ot, 
Meto revives 

trom al} purt he diſcharyeth 
1h:ne band (tr-:ch forth, 

my foes their meed do render, 
Aud with the fame, 
| rbou at: my fac deteniier, 


$ Tae Lord tis work 
hich he in me degan,s 
Will it performe, 
[ amthereof reſolved, 
by mercies, Lorl, 
exprefſe with per #hocan? 
They are fo preat, 
:hey canngt be revolved. 
| j or fake cor Lord, 
| the work which thou bait framd, 
But ler 11 de 
by thee alwayes reclaimed, 


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; »p SAL ETTETELS. 


A Lord:;thou haſt me trvd and knowr: 
| O my ittiog thuu dolt konow- 


| 2 And. 


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: an 2 riling exe my thoughts; «Far  2$ If 1 ihould count them, I their flay 
thu aunderitandiitaly, | more thett the ja!;? 1 {-« : | 

3 M, paths, yea, and my lying dow2, And when ſyeverlax. i; : 
:nva compaticit alxayes : | yetamI Nil} withibee, (- 


Ad by finitliar cultome ar: | : | | 
ac:uaiuted Fiih my Wayes. 19 The wicked and the bloody men, 


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| Gb, ih: thvu wonldeit Nay : | 
4 Vo rord was in my mouth, O Lord, | Even tbote, O God, to Whom I cry, | 
t ut Known ;iti5to thee dejart from me aFay, | 
Tu iagcdlt m{e1ncn eihe! ley | 20 Eveo tholſ- t -ne#., O Lord mY God, | 
dIay2it th.ce hand on me. | that peek full wickedly ; 
; yaa wouudertu'l adove my Led-2, | Thoſe rtar are lified up i2 vain, | 
Lord. istby cuncicg $Kill þ | and cneinies are to thee. 
: is ſo Þ Zh, that l the ſame | | 
Can lum ATtALN untill, 21 HatelI not them thar bats THees Lora, 
| and that in earc*(t wiſe ? | 
. 7 From fight of thy all-ſeeing Sprit, | Coureid I got agaicit rhem all, 
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> To beaven if I mouctalutr, 23 Try m-,0 Gud, and know my bart s | 
| lo, incu art prefentiaere ; my th ugaty groove and dfiio;s, 
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Loeven all ine darkeit nigbe | ortigta ly to War right ſharpe, | 
abc u: me {l;all be light: | on ine they ate full bent, | 
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and wondrous made laws for ine in my path way : | 
Thy works arz marve.luus, and Well | And nave with cords ſpr-ad for the:r tet, 
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7 The thouzkes therefore of thee,OGod , 5 Le: notthe wicked oil obtain 
tov d:ar are they to me ? on me his bears detite:) 
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| | mil ane -hpor fp rr x aa aſe | 2 Andy requeſt before dim lerſall, | 
And he againſt the poore mans ſos | 50 that my grief and troubles ovichall, 
with judgement juſt will tans, | *0** FW padaptongs: I forth brought, 
' 12 Undoubtedly the man uprighr | 0 tay My troubied thought. 
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we pe gee Arp re. | I Though I iy ſ»irit was troubled $ rent, 
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PSAL, CXI!. They privilie their & ares did lay, | 

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baſe leſt Ibe diſmai i” : | 4 As I row at my.r'gh: bend didlook, | 
Oh, hear my voice when as I roare, ; Avd [o rebel 5g either fide ; | 
| and cry ro thee ſor ad, ; Not one fourdT which could me welbrook:- 
a My prayers in :by fight let be | By {eeming ſtrangetbey we there forſook, | 
as incenſe pure of price : All refuge was from me full wide; | 


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3 Before my mouth , O Lord a ward , And aito {aid thus in effedt ; 
and watch ſ::, Ithee pray : ; Tdou a*: mine þope, ar4 ſo ſiill ſhall be, | 
Andof my lips be rhou the puzr., Y-a,myv who'- part which thog paveRt me, | 


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" | 4 Ler not mine heart to il: incline; | where dwell dothineelect, 
| TIN that with thoſe wicked mates, Ts 
Which miſchief work , 1 ſallto fin, 6 - 0 my complaim,O Lord, row 7ive eak 
x | cor taſte their delicates. + Yr - am S$72Ught fulllow and a5d baſe : 
| £a"E me from ſuch as pur me in fear, 
S Wherp 1c #-od ,thenlet the jul | Woichtvr2ms would aſunder me rear ! 
corre me , L:1d that day ; F or wdy:che.r fyrce might ſoon take pace 
For a»a benefic uceds ruſt me thougily to deface. | 
I rake the ſame alway. | 
Yea, his reproof ſhall be ſweet 071i, - 7 Make free my ſou} in bonds that dolie, | 
| tzat ſhall mine bead no: 5-05, ; That I may praiſe rhy boly name : | 
|F A1iur my foes witkio ſhort woe, | The rigttous then will till itand me by, 
T | I ſhall have cauſc to ſpeak, | And with much joy thy praiſ-s forth cry; | 
| | | For ſewing, Lord, ro me the ſame. | 
;£ : 6 And when their;udges down ſhallfall | they wili ſ-r forth thy ſame. | 
r amongſtthe {tones tro ground, | | 
| k The people thall my word bear all, | 24 CALLS: 
X Whrchy {acer and true they found, | | 
. 7.0 Lord » behold our bones are {irawd, !] bear my prayer, Lord, | 
_ abour the pit ani paves () And unto wy recu-ſt 
3 Like caigs Ly him that wood hath bewd, | 10 bow rhtte car accnrd, 
| or digged nacavc, ' And a> thou thinkeſt be@, 
| | ; | Actording 2» thy truth, | 
| | $ Yet umotaee mineeyes ther phe | And torthy jaltice ſake, | 
; do caſt in his dili refſe : ' O Lord, on me bave tuth. 
; On rhee, O Lord, mv ryu't 1Spig ht, AJaatiwerty mermake, | 
i leave: NCT INT { 3! a-Iyictie. | 
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i 2 Hei: my goodnefſe, fort, and tower, 
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| And vexed in my bre|}, thou boldeſt fo 1o price ? 
| 5 Yetlto mipde do call Or ſon of man, tha: upon him 
Time paſt and did record | thou tEinkeſt 1n ſuch wiſe ? | 
Thy works : I thick on all ' 4 Man is bur like ro vanitie, 
Thine haudiceworks , © Lord. | ſo pafſ* his Cayes to erd : | 
| As fleerivg ſbade bow dowyg, O Lord, 


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| thy beavens ,anddeſcecd. 
. Mioe banus I Rretchr abruadl | | 


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Four lo, myſoul , OGud, | caſt forth tby I ghrtiog tame, | 
| Moiſt arJearly deſire, s Ard ſcatrer them, rhe arrows ſhoot, ' 
| Anilongerhatrer thee, | couſumerhem with rhe ſatne, | 
; As thizit'e ground requires . 2 Send down thine hand evea from above, | 
| W.,ca7aln rcf:ethe to be. | O Lord , deliver me ; 
| : | ' Take me frem waters 2reat, from hard 
7 O Lord for mine avail, of {ttangers make me free. | 
| [> here me wake good ſpeed; | 
| For lo, my fpirit doth fail, ' $ Whoſe ſubtill month of vanities, | 
Hide oor ray fice in need and fondnelle deth iutrear : 
From me pocie wretch , alas; ' Apd theirrighr hand !sa Tight baud 
For dovbtiet'c eiſ- 1 ſhall of falſhood and deceit”. 
BZ» TLC to t cf. that raſle J A new ſorg will I hap 3 O God, | 
Ardinttegravedo tall, | and grgiog will Ie, | 
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| Thy ©'OMentie hentzne> 
Te hear 2:antunto me, ' 10 Evenkhe it j5 rhatonely 2176S | 
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Tne way to me deticr:;- ' oro bis ſervant Darid help 
| That 1 hould walk anlzo; from burtfull ſword him brings, | 
| For TI wy fog] o1 bigh ' 11 From [{tfangers hands m+ ſave and (hield 
| Ty thee have lif:ed tho. while mouthtalk vaniic : | 
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£ | Anilce me f;ce, I ray; | 
; For Lord with thee | have \ x> So that our ſyns may be as panty, | 
S:1!l bid my felt alway. | wbom growing yourh doth rear: | 
| tos To dotby willinſtruRt ' Ourdaughbrers carved corned ſtones, | 
M" Lord my God of mizhbr : | like to a palice fair. 
| Lt rhy goed Spitir condut? , 13 Ourpgarherstull , a vlenrie mey 
| vs 10 the land of I,ghr, with ſundrieſotrs te fund; | 
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