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THE
PSALMES
OF
DAVID
IN
English
Meeter
,
set
forth
by
FRANCIS
Rous.
Psal.
47.
Ver.
7.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
Aprill
17.
1643.
IT
is
this
day
ordered
by
the
Committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
Parliament
for
printing
,
that
〈◊〉
Book
,
entituled
,
The
Psalmes
of
David
,
&
(
according
to
the
desires
of
many
reverend
Ministers
)
be
published
for
the
generall
use
:
And
for
the
true
correcting
of
it
,
be
printed
by
those
the
Author
shall
appoint
.
Iohn
White
.
I
do
appoint
Philip
N●…ill
and
Peter
〈◊〉
to
print
these
Psalmes
.
Francis
Rous.
LONDON
,
Printed
by
Ia●…
〈◊〉
,
for
Philip
〈◊〉
,
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
sign●…
of
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
164●…
.
A
PREFACE
.
THe
excellent
uses
of
the
Psalmes
are
manifold
,
yea
universall
;
for
they
are
good
for
all
spirituall
uses
and
advantages
.
They
have
in
them
Instruction
,
to
increase
our
knowledge
;
Spirituall
Fervour
,
to
inflame
our
zeale
;
Consolation
,
to
refresh
&
revive
our
fainting
soules
;
Praiers
,
to
fetch
blessings
from
God
;
and
Praises
,
to
returne
to
God
for
his
blessings
.
Yea
,
the
very
afflictions
of
the
Saints
therein
expressed
(
even
their
outward
sufferings
,
and
inward
dejections
and
desertions
)
are
no
small
consolations
to
us
.
For
,
by
them
wee
see
that
fiery
Tryalls
are
no
strange
matters
to
Saints
,
and
Saints
wee
may
bee
amid
all
these
fiery
Tryalls
.
But
withall
,
if
wee
marke
the
issue
of
th●…se
Tryalls
(
often
set
forth
in
these
Psalmes
)
then
wee
cannot
but
see
strong
and
vehement
incouragements
of
Faith
,
and
of
that
praier
of
Faith
,
which
saveth
the
sick
,
even
those
that
are
sick
at
h●…art
:
yea
,
sick
at
the
very
soule
.
For
how
often
doe
wee
see
a
sick
soule
to
begin
a
Psalme
,
even
in
the
belly
of
Hell
,
and
yet
end
it
in
Heaven
?
So
that
a
Saints
soul
being
as
it
were
in
Hell
,
yet
is
neare
unto
Heaven
,
if
it
can
be
earnest
with
God
in
these
melodious
Praiers
of
Faith.
For
God
,
being
thus
called
on
,
turnes
in
to
the
soule
;
and
when
God
comes
into
a
soule
,
hee
makes
a
Heaven
there
,
though
a
Hell
were
there
before
.
And
then
naturally
(
I
speak
of
a
godly
nature
)
do
arise
in
the
soule
high
Jubilations
and
Extasies
,
and
not
these
onely
,
but
glorious
Thanksgivings
to
God
;
to
whom
alone
must
be
ascribed
the
bringing
of
light
out
of
darknesse
:
and
that
voice
of
joy
and
gladnesse
,
which
the
Saints
doe
heare
even
at
the
same
time
,
when
their
bones
are
broken
with
humiliation
.
Briefly
,
the
Psalmes
are
characters
and
representations
of
the
thoughts
,
meditations
,
and
affections
of
a
sanctified
soule
,
throughout
all
the
changes
of
her
pilgrimage
;
so
that
a
good
man
can
be
in
no
kind
of
estate
,
but
he
shall
find
his
owne
estate
in
a
Psalme
:
and
in
a
Psalme
,
he
may
find
thoughts
and
expressions
which
doe
well
agree
with
that
estate
,
and
make
it
good
unto
him
.
Thus
,
while
the
Psalmes
are
●…itted
to
all
the
members
of
the
Catholike
Church
in
all
their
estates
,
they
may
be
truly
called
Catholike
Songs
,
and
accordingly
should
be
ever
ready
for
the
use
of
the
truly
Catholike
members
of
the
Church
,
in
all
the
changes
of
their
severall
estates
.
And
toward
this
universall
use
of
them
,
divers
well-affected
persons
have
turned
them
into
their
own
languages
;
and
not
onely
so
,
but
they
have
turned
them
also
into
harmonious
Measures
,
that
they
may
be
still
used
as
Psalmes
,
that
is
,
as
spirituall
and
heavenly
Songs
.
For
the
advancement
of
this
profitable
use
,
apprehending
many
years
past
(
which
experience
hath
shewed
to
be
a
true
conjecture
)
that
a
forme
wholly
new
would
not
please
many
,
who
are
fastned
to
things
usuall
and
accustomed
(
though
if
Psalms
of
a
new
form
be
read
before
they
be
sung
,
there
is
no
hinderance
,
but
that
they
may
be
presently
used
;
and
after
a
little
use
will
grow
familiar
,
as
the
former
)
I
assaied
onely
to
change
some
pieces
of
the
usuall
version
,
even
such
as
seemed
to
call
aloud
,
and
,
as
it
were
,
undeniably
for
a
change
.
These
being
seen
,
it
was
desired
that
they
should
bee
increased
;
which
being
done
,
they
are
here
subjoyned
.
I
doubt
not
but
the
reasons
of
the
changes
will
mostly
appeare
in
the
changes
themselves
;
and
the
Reader
may
easily
find
,
that
the
places
changed
might
well
receive
a
change
,
for
their
Cadence
or
Currence
,
or
for
some
old
and
abolished
words
;
or
,
which
is
more
,
for
agreeing
lesse
with
the
new
Translation
,
yea
,
with
the
Originall
it selfe
.
If
hereby
any
Saint
shal
receive
an
increase
of
light
in
his
understanding
,
or
of
fervour
in
his
will
and
affections
,
I
shall
desire
,
first
,
that
God
may
have
the
glory
,
who
is
the
giver
of
every
good
gift
;
an●…
then
,
that
he
will
requite
the
messenger
by
whom
God
hath
sent
him
a
blessing
,
with
this
praier
(
wherein
hee
may
joyne
himselfe
as
a
Partner
;
)
That
,
being
freed
from
the
guilt
,
spot
,
and
power
of
sin
,
and
daily
renewed
in
the
inner
man
,
amid
the
decayes
of
the
outward
,
by
the
free
mercy
of
a
most
gracious
Father
,
and
the
precious
Merits
of
a
most
sufficient
Saviour
,
and
the
communion
of
a
most
holy
and
hallowing
Spirit
,
hee
may
be
admitted
into
the
heavenly
Quire
of
glorified
Saints
and
Angels
,
and
with
them
sing
everlasting
Hallelujahs
,
to
the
most
glorious
Trinitie
,
in
eternall
felicity
.
To
the
READER
,
for
his
more
full
and
easie
satisfaction
.
IF
it
bee
too
much
to
compare
all
the
following
Psalmes
with
the
old
,
and
both
with
the
new
Translation
or
Originall
,
the
Reader
may
take
a
taste
of
what
hath
been
done
by
comparing
onely
these
Psalmes
(
or
some
of
them
)
whose
numbers
here
immediately
follow
:
2.
7.
10.
17.
18.
22.
27.
29.
31.
35.
36.
37.
42.
46.
49.
55.
57.
58.
62.
63.
71.
73.
74.
78.
80.
83.
89.
90.
91.
92.
104.
107.
119.
135.
137.
143.
Or
if
hee
desire
to
see
some
paternes
of
places
,
that
seem
to
call
aloud
for
amendment
(
among
divers
)
these
are
presented
to
him
:
Psal.
24.
6.
This
is
the
Bro●…d
of
Travellers
in
seeking
of
his
grace
,
As
Iacob
did
the
Israelites
in
that
time
of
his
race
.
Psal.
35.
8.
Lord
,
when
will
thou
amend
this
geare
?
why
dost
thou
stay
and
pause
?
O
rid
my
soule
,
my
onely
deare
,
out
of
these
Lions
clawes
.
Psal.
58.
6.
O
God
,
breake
thou
their
teeth
at
once
,
within
their
mouthes
throughout
:
The
tuskes
,
that
in
their
great
jaw-bones
,
like
Lions
whelps
hang
out
.
Psal.
74.
12.
Why
dost
thou
draw
thy
hand
a-backe
,
and
hide
it
in
thy
lap
?
O
plucke
it
out
;
and
be
not
slacke
to
give
thy
soes
a
rap
.
Psal.
91.
10.
Thou
shalt
not
need
none
ill
to
feare
,
with
thee
it
shall
not
●…ell
.
Psal.
92.
6.
The
man
unwise
hath
not
the
wit
this
geare
to
passe
to
bring
.
Psal.
119
110.
In
wisdome
I
do
passe
also
the
ancient
men
indeed
;
And
all
because
to
keep
thy
Lawes
I
held
it
aye
best
reed
.
Verse
120.
My
fl●…sh
,
alas
,
is
taken
with
feare
,
as
though
it
were
benum'd
:
For
when
I
see
thy
judgements
,
straight
I
am
as
one
aston'd
.
Psal.
135.
9.
Hee
hath
in
thee
shew'd
wonders
great
,
O
Egypt
,
void
of
vaunts
,
On
Pharaoh
thy
cursed
King
,
●…nd
his
severe
servants
.
These
,
and
the
like
places
,
may
the
Reader
find
amended
;
and
some
Psalms
set
to
harder
Tunes
,
(
and
not
easily
sung
by
the
unskilfull
,
nor
done
without
roughnesse
)
changed
:
and
the
whole
body
of
the
Psalmes
not
much
short
of
a
tolerable
smoothnesse
.
THE
PSALMES
OF
DAVID
.
PSAL.
I.
THe
man
is
blessed
,
that
to
walk
in
wicked
waies
doth
feare
;
And
stands
not
in
the
sinners
path
▪
nor
sits
in
scomers
chair
.
verse
2
But
in
the
perfect
Law
of
God
he
greatly
doth
delight
;
And
on
that
Law
doth
meditate
with
pleasure
,
day
and
night
.
verse
3
He
shall
be
like
a
tree
by
streames
of
waters
planted
neare
,
Which
in
his
season
doth
no●…●…aile
his
pleasant
fruit
to
bea●…e
.
Whose
leaf
shall
never
fade
nor
fall
,
but
flourish
still
and
stand
:
Even
so
all
things
shall
prosper
well
that
this
man
takes
in
hand
.
verse
4
So
shall
not
the
ungodly
men
,
they
shall
be
nothing
so
;
But
as
the
dust
,
which
from
the
earth
the
wind
drives
to
and
fro
.
verse
5
Therefore
shall
not
the
wicked
men
in
judgement
stand
approv'●…
But
sinners
from
the
just
shall
divided
,
and
remov'd
.
verse
6
Because
the
way
of
righteous
men
God
doth
with
favour
know
,
Whereas
the
way
of
wicked
men
ends
in
their
overthrow
.
PSAL.
II.
WHy
did
the
Gentiles
madly
rage
against
the
worlds
great
King
?
Why
did
the
people
of
the
Jewes
imagine
a
vain
thing
?
verse
2
The
Kings
and
Rulers
of
the
earth
together
joyned
were
,
And
counsell
took
against
the
Lord
,
and
Christ
his
Son
most
deare
.
verse
3
They
said
,
Let
us
reject
their
lawes
,
and
break
their
bonds
asunder
,
And
cast
away
their
cords
from
us
,
they
shall
not
keep
us
under
.
verse
4
But
he
that
in
the
heavens
hie
most
glorious
doth
abide
,
With
scorn
shall
at
their
folly
laugh
,
the
Lord
shall
them
deride
.
verse
5
Then
vexing
them
in
fury
great
,
thus
speak
to
them
he
will
;
verse
6
Yet
have
I
set
my
King
upon
〈◊〉
,
my
holy
hill
.
verse
7
Unto
the
world
I
will
declare
and
publish
Gods
decree
,
He
said
to
me
,
Thou
art
my
Son
,
this
day
begat
I
thee
.
verse
8
Aske
me
,
and
for
an
heritage
all
●…tions
give
I
thee
:
The
utmost
ends
of
all
the
earth
shall
thy
possession
be
.
verse
9
And
thou
shalt
break
them
mightily
,
as
with
an
iron
rod
;
And
,
like
a
potters
vessell
,
them
in
pieces
dash
abroad
.
verse
10
Now
therefore
,
O
ye
Kings
,
be
wise
,
the
highest
Ruler
know
;
And
be
ye
well
instructed
all
that
judge
the
earth
below
.
verse
11
Serve
ye
the
Lord
with
holy
fear
,
before
him
lowly
be
;
And
when
in
him
ye
doe
rejoyce
,
withall
yet
tremble
ye
.
verse
12
O
kisse
ye
the
beloved
Son
,
and
him
in
love
obey
;
Lest
angry
he
become
,
and
so
ye
perish
from
the
way
.
verse
13
If
but
a
little
shall
his
wrath
be
kindled
in
his
brest
;
Oh
then
all
they
that
trust
in
Christ
shall
happy
be
,
and
blest
.
PSAL.
III.
O
Lord
,
how
much
do
they
increase
which
hate
and
trouble
me
!
Many
say
of
my
soule
,
For
him
in
God
no
help
shall
be
.
verse
2
But
,
Lord
,
thou
art
a
shield
for
me
,
in
thee
my
help
doth
lie
;
Thou
art
my
glory
,
and
my
head
thou
liftest
up
on
hie
.
verse
3
My
voice
in
cries
unto
the
Lord
I
caused
to
ascend
:
He
heard
me
from
his
holy
hill
,
and
help
to
me
did
send
.
verse
4
I
laid
me
downe
,
and
quietly
I
slept
,
and
rose
againe
;
Because
I
knew
assuredly
the
Lord
did
me
sustaine
.
verse
5
If
I
ten
thousand
men
did
see
,
affraid
I
would
not
be
;
Though
they
themselves
against
me
se●…
,
and
round
incompast
me
.
verse
6
Arise
,
O
Lord
,
save
me
my
God
,
for
thou
hast
laid
thy
stroke
On
all
my
foes
;
the
cheeks
and
teeth
of
sinners
thou
hast
broke
.
verse
7
Salvation
only
doth
belong
to
thee
,
O
Lord
,
above
;
And
on
thy
chosen
people
is
thy
blessing
,
and
thy
love
.
PSAL.
IIII.
O
God
,
that
art
my
righteousnesse
,
Lord
,
heare
me
when
I
call
;
Thou
hast
set
me
at
libertie
,
when
I
was
bound
and
thrall
.
verse
2
Have
mercy
,
Lord
,
therefore
on
me
,
and
grant
me
my
request
:
For
unto
thee
uncessantly
to
cry
I
will
not
rest
.
verse
3
O
mortall
men
,
how
long
will
ye
my
glory
thus
despise
?
Why
wander
ye
in
vanitie
,
and
follow
after
lies
?
verse
4
Know
tha●…
God
for
himselfe
apart
sets
those
that
godly
be
;
And
when
unto
him
I
do
call
,
the
Lord
then
heareth
me
.
verse
5
Sin
not
,
but
stand
in
awe
therefore
,
examine
well
your
heart
;
And
in
your
chamber
quietly
see
you
your selves
convert
.
verse
6
The
sacrifice
of
righteousnesse
with
pure
hearts
offer
ye
;
And
ever
in
the
living
Lord
let
your
trust
fixed
be
.
verse
7
The
greater
sort
crave
worldly
goods
,
and
riches
do
imbrace
;
But
,
Lord
,
grant
us
thy
countenance
,
thy
favour
,
and
thy
grace
.
verse
8
For
thou
thereby
shalt
make
my
heart
more
joyfull
and
more
glad
,
Then
they
that
of
their
corne
and
wine
full
great
increase
have
had
.
verse
9
I
will
both
lay
me
down
in
peace
,
and
quiet
sleep
will
take
,
Because
thou
only
me
to
dwell
in
safety
,
Lord
,
dost
make
.
PSAL.
V.
GIve
eare
unto
my
words
,
O
Lord
,
consider
what
I
say
:
verse
2
Hear
my
loud
cry
,
my
King
,
my
God
,
for
I
to
thee
will
pray
.
verse
3
Lord
,
in
the
morning
shalt
thou
hear
my
voice
,
that
calls
on
thee
:
For
in
the
morning
shall
my
praier
to
thee
directed
be
.
verse
4
And
,
Lord
,
to
thee
will
I
look
up
,
who
wilt
not
pleased
be
With
wickednesse
of
sinfull
men
,
none
evill
shall
dwell
with
thee
.
verse
5
And
in
thy
glorious
sight
to
stand
the
foolish
shall
not
dare
;
The
workers
of
iniquity
to
thee
all
hatefull
are
.
verse
6
For
ever
those
thou
wilt
destroy
who
love
to
utter
lies
;
And
thou
dost
hate
the
man
of
bloud
,
and
wicked
policies
.
verse
7
But
I
into
thine
house
will
come
,
still
trusting
in
thy
grace
;
And
reverently
will
worship
thee
toward
thine
holy
place
.
verse
8
Lord
,
lead
me
in
thy
righteousnesse
for
to
confound
my
soes
;
And
thine
own
way
which
I
should
walk
before
my
face
disclose
.
verse
9
For
in
their
mouth
there
is
no
truth
,
their
heart
is
foule
and
vaine
;
Their
throat
an
open
sepulchre
,
their
tongue
doth
glose
and
faine
.
verse
10
Destroy
them
,
Lord
,
and
let
their
fall
by
their
owne
counsells
be
:
For
much
sin
cast
them
out
,
who
have
rebellious
been
to
thee
.
verse
11
But
still
make
glad
by
thy
defence
all
those
that
trust
in
thee
;
And
let
them
all
that
love
thy
Name
,
in
thee
right
joyfull
be
.
verse
12
For
thou
,
Lord
,
on
the
righteous
man
wilt
send
thy
blessing
downe
;
With
favour
him
,
as
with
a
shield
,
thou
compasse
wilt
,
and
crowne
.
PSAL.
VI.
LOr●…
,
though
thine
anger
I
deserve
,
in
wrath
rebuke
me
not
;
Nor
on
me
lay
thy
chastening
hand
in
thy
displeasure
hot
.
verse
2
Lord
,
I
am
weak
,
therefore
on
me
have
mercy
,
and
me
spare
;
And
heal
me
,
Lord
,
because
thou
know'st
my
bones
much
vexed
are
.
verse
3
My
soule
is
troubled
very
sore
,
and
vexed
vehemently
;
But
,
Lord
,
how
long
wilt
thou
delay
to
cure
my
misery
?
verse
4
Lord
,
turne
thee
to
thy
wonted
grace
,
my
soule
from
griefe
set
free
;
And
for
thy
boundlesse
mercies
sake
save
,
and
deliver
mee
.
verse
5
For
of
thee
in
the
house
of
death
they
no
remembrance
have
:
Who
with
his
tongue
shall
give
thee
thanks
that
sleepeth
in
the
grave
?
verse
6
I
with
my
groaning
wearied
am
,
while
no
release
appeares
;
Each
night
I
cause
my
bed
to
swim
,
and
wash
it
with
my
teares
.
verse
7
Mine
eyeconsumed
is
with
griefe
,
dim
now
,
and
old
it
growes
;
Because
I
many
troubles
beare
from
all
my
cruell
foes
.
verse
8
But
now
away
from
me
all
ye
that
work
iniquity
,
Because
the
Lord
hath
heard
the
voice
of
my
complaint
and
cry
.
verse
9
He
heard
not
only
the
request
,
and
praier
of
my
heart
,
But
it
received
at
my
hands
,
and
took
it
in
good
part
.
verse
10
Let
them
be
sham'd
and
vexed
sore
that
enemies
are
to
me
;
Let
them
returne
,
and
suddenly
ashamed
let
them
be
.
PSAL.
VII
.
OLord
my
God
,
I
put
my
trust
and
confidence
in
thee
:
From
all
that
do
me
persecute
save
,
and
deliver
me
.
verse
2
Lest
like
a
Lion
he
me
teare
,
and
rend
in
pieces
small
,
Whil'st
there
is
none
to
succour
me
,
and
rid
me
out
of
thrall
.
verse
3
O
Lord
my
God
,
if
I
have
done
the
thing
that
is
not
right
:
Or
else
if
I
be
found
in
fault
,
or
guilty
in
thy
sight
:
verse
4
If
evill
I
unto
my
friend
for
good
rewarded
have
;
(
Yea
even
the
man
that
caussesse
was
mine
enemy
,
I
did
save
.
)
verse
5
Let
foes
pursue
,
and
take
my
soule
,
and
tread
downe
violently
My
life
on
earth
,
and
in
the
dust
mine
honour
make
to
lye
.
verse
6
Arise
,
O
Lord
,
in
wrath
arise
,
mine
enemies
rage
restra●…ne
;
Awake
,
according
to
thy
word
,
my
judgement
to
maintaine
.
verse
7
The
people
in
the
assembly
then
about
shall
compasse
thee
;
Thou
therefore
for
their
sakes
returne
,
and
high
exalted
be
.
verse
8
And
thou
that
art
of
all
men
Judge
,
now
,
Lord
,
me
judge
,
and
trie
;
According
to
my
righteousnesse
,
and
mine
integritie
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
O
let
the
sinners
mischiefe
end
,
but
stablish
stedfastly
The
righteous
man
,
O
righteous
God
,
who
reines
and
hearts
dost
try
.
verse
10
God
is
the
shield
on
which
I
trust
,
from
him
defence
I
have
;
For
those
that
are
upright
in
heart
he
mightily
doth
save
.
verse
11
God
doth
the
righteous
judge
,
on
him
in
love
he
stripes
doth
lay
;
But
he
with
him
that
wi●…ed
is
is
angry
every
day
.
verse
12
Except
the
sinner
do
repent
,
God
,
even
as
he
would
smite
,
Doth
whet
his
sword
,
and
bend
his
bow
,
and
will
against
him
fight
.
verse
13
He
sits
the
instruments
of
death
,
sharp
arrowes
forth
he
drawes
,
For
those
that
do
me
persecute
,
and
hate
without
a
cause
.
verse
14
Mine
enemy
in
travell
is
of
some
ungodly
thought
;
And
mischiefe
he
conceived
hath
,
and
forth
a
lie
hath
brought
.
verse
15
He
made
a
ditch
,
and
digg'd
it
deep
,
another
there
to
take
;
But
he
is
fall'n
into
the
ditch
,
which
he
himselfe
did
make
.
verse
16
Thus
wrong
returneth
to
the
hurt
of
him
in
whom
it
bred
:
And
all
the
mischiefe
that
he
wrought
,
shall
fall
upon
his
head
.
verse
17
For
this
will
I
give
thanks
to
God
that
judgeth
righteously
;
And
with
my
song
will
praise
the
Name
of
him
that
is
most
Hie.
PSAL.
VIII
.
O
God
our
Lord
,
how
wonderfull
are
thy
works
every
where
!
Which
hast
thy
glory
set
on
high
,
above
the
heavens
cleare
.
verse
2
Even
by
the
mouths
of
sucking
babes
thou
wilt
confound
thy
foes
:
For
in
those
babes
thy
might
is
se●…n
,
thy
graces
they
disclose
.
verse
3
When
I
behold
the
heavens
●…igh
,
the
works
of
thine
owne
hand
;
The
Sun
,
the
Moon
,
and
all
the
Stars
in
order
as
they
stand
:
verse
4
What
thing
is
man
,
Lord
,
think
I
then
,
that
thou
dost
him
remember
?
Or
,
what
the
son
of
mortall
man
,
that
thou
dost
him
consider
?
verse
5
For
thou
hast
made
him
little
lesse
then
Angels
in
degree
;
With
glory
and
with
honour
great
he
crowned
was
by
thee
.
verse
6
Thou
hast
preferr'd
him
to
be
lord
of
all
thy
workes
of
wonder
;
And
at
his
feet
hast
all
things
set
,
that
he
should
keep
them
under
.
verse
7
All
sheep
and
oxen
,
yea
the
beasts
that
wild
in
fields
do
seed
;
Fowles
of
the
aire
,
fish
in
the
sea
,
and
all
that
therein
breed
.
verse
8
O
Lord
our
God
,
who
mighty
works
thus
with
thy
hand
didst
frame
,
How
excellent
in
all
the
earth
is
thy
most
glorious
Name
?
PSAL.
IX
.
WIth
my
whole
heart
to
thee
,
O
Lord
,
will
I
give
praises
due
;
And
I
thy
great
and
mighty
works
of
wonder
forth
will
shew
.
verse
2
Now
will
I
be
right
glad
in
thee
,
in
thee
rejoyce
will
I
:
I
will
sing
praise
unto
thy
Name
,
O
thou
that
are
most
H●…
.
verse
3
When
back
mine
enemies
turned
are
,
then
surely
shall
they
fall
;
Even
at
thy
glorious
presence
,
Lord
,
they
fall
,
and
perish
shall
.
verse
4
For
thou
maintained
hast
my
right
,
my
cause
made
good
thou
hast
;
Thou
sittest
in
the
throne
,
and
there
right
judgement
thou
hast
past
.
verse
5
Thou
dost
rebuke
the
heathen
folk
,
and
sinners
so
confound
,
That
afterward
the
memorie
of
them
cannot
be
found
.
verse
6
My
foes
thou
hast
destroied
quite
,
and
spoil'd
their
cities
all
;
And
with
them
wholly
perished
is
their
memoriall
.
verse
7
But
the
great
Lord
,
which
is
above
,
for
evermore
shall
raigne
;
And
he
prepared
hath
his
throne
true
judgement
to
maintaine
.
verse
8
For
he
with
perfect
righteousnesse
the
world
shall
judge
and
trie
;
And
all
the
people
shall
be
judge
with
right
and
equitie
.
verse
9
He
also
will
a
refuge
be
for
those
that
are
opprest
.
In
times
of
trouble
will
he
be
their
refuge
and
their
rest
.
verse
10
The
trust
of
all
that
know
thy
Name
,
O
Lord
,
in
thee
shall
be
:
Because
thou
never
failedst
them
,
that
truly
sought
for
thee
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Sing
Psalms
therfore
unto
the
Lord
,
that
dwells
in
Sion
hill
;
Among
all
nations
shew
abroad
his
noble
acts
and
will.
verse
12
For
he
is
mindfull
of
the
bloud
of
those
that
be
opprest
,
Forgetting
not
th'
afflicted
heart
,
that
seeks
to
him
for
rest
.
verse
13
Pity
me
,
Lord
,
the
trouble
weigh
which
I
from
foes
sustaine
;
Who
from
the
gates
of
death
art
wont
to
raise
me
up
againe
.
verse
14
In
Sion
that
I
may
set
forth
thy
praise
with
heart
and
voice
;
And
that
in
thy
salvation
,
Lord
,
my
soule
may
still
rejoyce
.
verse
15
Down
sink
the
heathen
in
the
pit
,
that
they
themselves
prepar'd
;
And
in
the
net
that
they
did
set
their
owne
feet
fast
are
shar'd
.
verse
16
God
by
his
judgments
wel
is
known
,
which
he
hath
plainly
wrought
,
When
sinners
hands
do
make
the
snares
wherewith
themselves
are
caught
.
verse
17
The
wicked
shall
be
sent
to
hell
,
to
darknesse
shall
they
passe
;
And
all
the
nations
that
forget
God
,
who
their
maker
was
.
verse
18
Because
the
needy
shall
not
still
forgotten
be
of
thee
;
Not
shall
the
waiting
of
the
poore
in
vaine
for
ever
be
.
verse
19
O
Lord
,
arise
,
and
let
not
men
prevaile
by
worldly
might
;
But
let
the
heathen
folk
receive
their
judgement
in
thy
sight
.
verse
20
Lord
,
with
the
terrors
of
thy
wrath
let
them
affrighted
be
,
That
so
themselves
to
be
but
men
,
the
nations
well
may
see
.
PSAL.
X.
O
Lord
,
why
from
thy
servants
sight
now
standest
thou
so
farre
?
Why
hidest
thou
thy
face
from
us
,
when
times
of
trouble
are
?
verse
2
The
wicked
persecute
the
poore
,
his
hurt
they
proudly
sought
;
But
in
the
plots
which
they
have
fram'd
,
let
their
owne
solves
be
caught
.
verse
3
The
wicked
of
his
hearts
desire
doth
boast
,
and
thinks
him
blest
,
Who
is
inrich't
by
covetousnesse
,
whom
yet
God
doth
detest
.
verse
4
The
thoughts
&
looks
of
wicked
men
are
listed
up
with
pride
:
So
that
they
seek
not
God
,
but
all
their
thoughts
have
God
denide
.
verse
5
His
waies
still
grievous
are
,
thy
waies
are
farre
above
his
sight
;
And
at
his
enemies
all
in
scorne
he
puffs
,
and
sets
them
light
.
verse
6
And
in
his
heart
he
thus
doth
say
,
I
shall
not
moved
be
;
And
no
adversity
or
griefe
for
ever
shall
I
see
.
verse
7
Cursing
,
deceit
,
and
crafty
fraud
his
mouth
and
talk
do
sill
;
Under
his
tongue
iniquitie
and
mischiefe
harbour
still
.
verse
8
In
secret
places
close
he
sits
,
to
slay
the
innocent
:
Against
the
poore
that
by
him
passe
,
his
cruell
eies
are
bent
.
verse
9
And
,
like
a
Lion
in
his
den
,
he
lies
the
poore
to
take
;
And
when
he
drawes
him
to
his
net
,
the
poore
his
prey
doth
make
.
verse
10
In
craft
he
humbly
coucheth
downe
,
and
seems
to
lie
full
low
,
That
so
more
easily
his
strength
the
poore
may
overthrow
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
He
in
his
heart
of
God
hath
said
,
Forgotten
this
hath
he
:
The
Lord
doth
closely
hide
his
face
,
he
will
it
never
see
.
verse
12
Arise
,
O
Lord
,
O
God
,
in
whom
the
poore
mans
hope
doth
rest
,
Lift
up
thy
hand
,
forget
not
,
Lord
,
the
poore
that
be
opprest
.
verse
13
Wherefore
doth
thus
the
wicked
man
the
highest
God
despise
?
Thou
wilt
not
,
in
his
heart
he
saies
,
avenge
his
injuries
.
verse
14
Thou
dost
their
spight
and
mischiefe
see
,
by
thee
to
be
repaid
:
The
poore
do
hide
themselves
by
thee
,
the
orp●…aus
thou
dost
aid
.
verse
15
Break
thou
the
arme
of
wicked
men
,
the
sinners
strength
confound
;
Seek
out
,
and
judge
his
wickednesse
,
till
none
by
thee
be
found
.
verse
16
The
Lord
is
King
for
evermore
,
and
by
his
mighty
hand
The
heathen
quite
are
perished
,
and
driven
from
his
land
.
verse
17
By
thee
the
humble
mans
desires
heard
,
Lord
,
and
granted
were
;
Thou
wilt
prepare
their
hearts
,
and
thou
wilt
cause
thine
eate
to
heare
.
verse
18
To
judge
the
poore
and
fatherlesse
,
and
help
them
to
their
right
,
That
they
may
be
no
more
opprest
by
men
of
worldly
might
.
PSAL.
XI
.
I
Trust
in
God
,
then
to
my
soule
how
dare
ye
thus
to
say
,
Unto
your
mountain
as
a
bird
escape
,
and
flie
away
?
verse
2
For
lo
,
the
wicked
bend
their
bow
,
and
do
their
arrowes
sit
,
To
shoot
at
the
upright
in
heart
,
and
closely
him
to
hit
.
verse
3
If
the
foundations
be
destroi'd
,
and
might
,
right
overturne
;
Herein
what
can
the
righteous
doe
,
but
humbly
pray
and
mourne
?
verse
4
God
in
his
holy
Temple●…
,
in
heaven
is
his
Throne
;
His
eies
see
all
men
,
his
eye-lids
doe
trie
them
every
one
.
verse
5
The
Lord
the
righteous
man
doth
trie
,
but
those
that
wicked
be
,
And
those
that
violence
do
love
,
in
his
soule
hateth
he
.
verse
6
Snares
,
fire
,
and
brimstone
,
furious
stormes
,
on
sinners
he
shall
rain
:
This
is
the
portion
of
their
cup
of
sin
,
this
is
the
gaine
.
verse
7
Because
the
Lord
most
righteous
,
doth
in
righteousnesse
delight
;
And
with
a
pleased
countenance
beholdeth
the
upright
.
PSAL.
XII
.
HElp
,
Lord
,
for
good
and
godly
men
do
perish
and
decay
;
And
faith
and
truth
from
worldly
men
are
parted
clean
away
.
verse
2
Whoso
doth
with
his
neighbour
talk
,
his
talk
is
all
but
vain
:
For
every
man
bethinketh
how
to
flatter
,
lie
,
and
fain
.
verse
3
But
slattering
,
and
deceitfull
lips
,
and
tongues
that
be
so
stout
,
To
speak
proud
words
,
and
make
great
brags
,
the
Lord
shall
cut
them
out
.
verse
4
For
they
say
still
,
We
will
prevaile
,
our
tongues
shall
us
extoll
:
Our
tongues
are
ours
,
we
ought
to
speak
,
what
Lord
shall
us
controll
?
verse
5
But
for
the
great
complaint
and
crie
of
poore
,
and
men
opprest
;
Arise
will
I
now
,
saith
the
Lord
,
and
them
restore
to
rest
.
verse
6
Gods
word
is
like
to
silver
pure
,
that
from
the
earth
is
tri'd
,
And
hath
no
lesse
then
seven
times
in
sire
been
purisi'd
.
verse
7
Now
,
since
thy
promise
is
to
help
,
Lord
,
keep
thy
promise
then
,
And
save
us
now
and
evermore
from
this
ill
kind
of
men
.
verse
8
The
wicked
walk
on
every
side
,
and
bold
in
sin
they
be
;
The
vilest
of
the
sons
of
men
when
they
exalted
see
.
PSAL.
XIII
.
HOw
long
,
Lord
,
shall
I
ever
thus
of
thee
forgotten
be
?
How
long
thy
favour
and
thy
face
wilt
thou
thus
hide
from
me
?
verse
2
In
heart
and
mind
how
long
shall
I
with
care
tonnented
be
?
How
long
yet
shall
mine
enemy
thus
triumph
over
me
?
verse
3
Behold
me
now
,
my
Lord
,
my
God
,
and
heare
me
sore
opprest
;
Lighten
mine
eies
,
lest
that
I
sleep
as
one
by
death
possest
.
verse
4
Lest
that
mine
enemy
boast
,
that
he
prevaileth
over
me
:
And
those
that
trouble
me
rejoyce
,
when
me
they
moved
see
.
verse
5
But
from
thy
mercy
and
thy
grace
my
hope
shall
not
depart
?
In
thy
reliefe
and
saving
health
right
glad
shall
be
my
heart
.
verse
6
A
song
of
praise
unto
the
Lord
sing
cheerfully
will
I
:
For
hearing
my
request
,
with
me
he
hath
dealt
bounteously
.
PSAL.
XIIII
.
THe
foolish
man
within
his
heart
hath
said
,
God
there
is
none
:
Corrupt
are
they
,
their
deeds
are
vile
,
and
good
not
one
hath
done
.
verse
2
The
Lord
beheld
from
heaven
hi●…
the
whole
race
of
mankind
;
To
see
if
any
one
were
wise
,
and
sought
his
God
to
find
.
verse
3
They
went
all
wide
,
and
were
corrupt
,
and
truly
there
was
none
That
in
the
world
did
any
good
,
I
say
,
there
was
not
one
.
verse
4
These
workers
of
iniquity
are
they
so
blinded
all
?
That
they
my
people
eate
like
bread
?
on
God
they
do
not
call
.
verse
5
But
while
they
rage
,
there
suddenly
great
feare
upon
them
fell
;
For
in
the
generation
of
just
men
God
doth
dwell
.
verse
6
Ye
mock
the
wisdome
of
the
poore
,
and
would
his
counsell
shame
;
Because
he
puts
his
trust
in
God
,
and
calls
upon
his
name
.
verse
7
But
who
shall
give
the
people
health
?
and
when
wilt
thou
fulfill
Thy
promise
made
to
Israel
from
out
of
Sion
Hill
?
verse
8
When
back
the
Lord
his
people
brings
,
and
sets
his
captives
free
;
Then
Jacob
greatly
shall
rejoyce
,
and
Israel
glad
shall
be
.
PSAL.
XV.
OLord
,
within
thy
Tabernacle
,
who
shall
inhabit
still
?
Or
whom
wilt
thou
receive
to
dwell
in
thy
most
holy
Hill
?
verse
2
The
man
,
whose
life
is
uncorrupt
,
whose
works
are
just
and
straight
,
Whose
heart
doth
think
the
very
truth
,
whose
tongue
speaks
no
deceit
.
verse
3
Who
to
his
neighbour
doth
none
ill
in
body
,
goods
,
or
name
;
Nor
willingly
doth
move
false
tales
,
which
might
impaire
the
same
.
verse
4
And
in
whose
eies
vile
persons
be
contemned
,
and
abhorr'd
:
But
he
doth
greatly
honour
those
who
love
and
feare
the
Lord.
verse
5
His
oath
,
and
all
his
promises
that
keepeth
faithfully
;
Although
he
make
his
covenant
so
,
that
he
doth
lose
thereby
.
verse
6
And
who
to
hurtfull
usury
His
mony
hath
not
lent
;
Nor
hath
received
a
reward
against
the
innocent
.
verse
7
He
that
doth
these
things
faithfully
,
which
here
approv'd
we
see
,
Shall
from
the
state
of
blessednesse
removed
●…ever
be
.
PSAL.
XVI
.
LOrd
,
keep
me
,
for
I
trust
in
thee
:
my
soule
thus
speaks
in
me
,
verse
2
Thou
art
my
Lord
,
and
no
way
can
my
goodnesse
profit
thee
.
verse
3
My
goodnesse
reacheth
to
the
Saint's
that
here
on
earth
do
dwell
:
In
those
men
only
I
delight
in
vertue
that
excell
.
verse
4
Into
a
multitude
of
grieses
themselves
those
sinners
cast
,
Who
in
their
blind
and
carnall
zeale
to
Idols
do
make
haste
.
verse
5
As
for
the
bloudy
sacrifice
,
and
offerings
of
that
sort
,
I
will
not
touch
,
nor
yet
thereof
my
lips
shall
make
report
.
verse
6
The
Lord
my
part
and
portion
is
,
and
me
he
doth
sustaine
:
He
hath
appointed
me
my
lot
,
and
it
he
will
maintaine
.
verse
7
The
place
wherein
my
lot
did
fall
,
in
beauty
did
excell
:
Mine
heritage
assign'd
to
me
doth
please
me
very
well
.
verse
8
God
will
I
blesse
,
who
secretly
gives
counsell
unto
mee
;
So
that
by
night
my
inward
thoughts
do
good
instructions
see
.
verse
9
I
set
the
Lord
still
in
my
sight
,
and
trust
him
over
all
:
For
he
doth
stand
at
my
right
hand
,
I
therefore
shall
not
fall
.
verse
10
Wherefore
my
heart
is
glad
,
and
joy
is
by
my
tongue
exprest
;
My
flesh
,
though
sleeping
in
the
grave
,
yet
there
in
hope
shall
rest
.
verse
11
Because
my
soule
in
hell
to
dwell
shall
not
be
left
by
thee
;
Nor
wilt
thou
leave
thine
holy
One
corruption
for
to
see
.
verse
12
Thou
wilt
me
shew
the
way
of
life
,
for
in
thy
presence
is
Fulnesse
of
joy
,
at
thy
right
hand
there
is
eternall
blisse
.
PSAL.
XVII
.
OLord
,
give
eare
to
my
just
cause
,
attend
when
I
complaine
;
And
hear
my
praier
that
cometh
forth
from
lips
that
do
not
faine
.
verse
2
And
from
thy
gracious
presence
send
my
sentence
and
decree
;
With
favour
let
thine
eies
behold
the
things
that
equall
be
.
verse
3
Thou
hast
me
prov'd
&
tri'd
by
night
,
and
,
yet
shalt
nothing
find
:
For
that
my
mouth
shall
not
transgresse
,
I
purpos'd
in
my
mind
.
verse
4
As
for
the
works
of
wicked
men
,
and
paths
perverse
and
ill
;
Instructed
by
thy
holy
Word
,
from
them
I
kept
me
still
.
verse
5
Then
in
thy
paths
that
be
most
pur●…
stay
me
,
Lord
,
and
preserve
:
That
from
thy
undefiled
way
my
steps
may
never
swerve
.
verse
6
Because
thou
wilt
me
heare
,
O
Lord
,
I
called
have
on
thee
;
Now
therefore
heare
my
speech
and
sute
,
incline
thine
care
to
me
.
verse
7
Thy
loving
kindnesse
wonderfull
,
Lord
,
shew
me
,
whose
right
hand
Doth
save
all
them
that
trust
in
thee
,
from
those
which
them
withstand
.
verse
8
O
keep
me
safe
,
as
thou
wouldst
keep
the
apple
of
thine
eye
;
And
under
covert
of
thy
wings
desend
me
secretly
.
verse
9
From
wicked
men
that
trouble
me
,
and
daily
me
annoy
;
And
from
my
foes
that
go
about
my
soule
for
to
destroy
.
verse
10
With
ease
and
plenty
in
their
fat
they
do
inclosed
lie
;
And
with
their
mouthes
they
do
delight
to
talk
presumptuously
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
They
lie
in
wait
,
where
I
should
pass
,
with
craft
me
to
confound
;
And
bowing
down
,
they
mischiefe
muse
,
their
eies
look
to
the
ground
.
verse
12
Much
like
a
Lion
,
greedily
that
would
his
prey
imbrace
;
Or
like
a
Lions
whelp
,
that
lurkes
within
some
secret
place
.
verse
13
Arise
,
and
disappoint
my
foe
,
and
cast
him
downe
,
O
Lord
;
And
save
me
from
the
wicked
man
,
which
is
thy
cutting
sword
.
From
men
which
are
thy
hand
,
O
Lord
,
men
of
this
world
they
be
;
Which
have
their
portion
in
this
lift
,
beyond
they
do
not
see
.
verse
14
Their
belly
with
thy
hidden
store
,
thou
fillest
to
their
mind
:
Their
children
have
enough
,
and
leave
to
theirs
the
rest
behind
.
verse
15
But
I
arrai'd
in
righteousnesse
,
thy
glorious
face
will
see
;
And
with
thy
likenesse
,
when
I
wake
,
I
satisfi'd
shall
be
.
PSAL.
XVIII
.
OGod
,
which
art
my
rock
&
strength
,
thee
dearly
love
will
I
:
Thou
art
my
castle
and
defence
in
my
necessity
.
verse
2
My
God
,
my
rock
,
in
whom
I
trust
,
the
worker
of
my
wealth
;
My
refuge
,
buckler
,
and
my
shield
,
the
horne
of
all
my
health
.
verse
3
I
on
the
Lord
of
hosts
will
call
,
who
doth
all
praise
deserve
;
So
from
my
cruell
enemies
all
,
he
will
me
safe
preserve
.
verse
4
Sorrowes
of
death
did
compasse
me
,
with
them
I
was
dismaid
:
The
violent
flouds
of
wicked
men
did
make
me
much
affraid
.
verse
5
The
slie
and
subtle
snares
of
hell
were
round
about
me
set
;
And
for
my
death
there
was
prepar'd
a
deadly
trapping
net
.
verse
6
In
this
distresse
I
call'd
on
God
,
and
to
my
God
did
crie
;
He
from
his
Temple
heard
my
voice
,
which
came
to
him
on
hie
.
verse
7
The
earth
then
trembled
,
&
did
quake
,
then
mov'd
and
shaken
were
The
strong
foundations
of
the
hills
:
for
they
his
wrath
did
feare
.
verse
8
His
mighty
wrath
,
in
which
a
smoak
up
from
his
nostrils
came
:
His
mouth
breath'd
wasting
fire
,
&
coals
were
kindled
by
the
same
.
verse
9
The
Lord
descended
from
above
,
and
bow'd
the
heavens
hie
;
And
underneath
his
feet
he
cast
the
darknesse
of
the
skie
.
verse
10
Upon
a
Cherub
did
he
ride
in
royall
majestie
;
And
he
did
flie
,
yea
on
the
wings
of
winds
did
swiftly
flie
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Darknesse
he
made
his
secret
'
place
,
is
with
a
tent
on
hie
:
He
compast
is
with
waters
dark
,
and
thick
clouds
of
the
skie
.
verse
12
But
when
before
him
brightness
was
then
his
thick
clouds
did
passe
;
And
then
of
haile
,
and
coales
of
fire
a
fearfull
storme
there
was
.
verse
13
And
God
did
thunder
in
tho
skie
,
his
voice
the
Highest
sent
;
Therewith
abroad
hot
coales
of
fire
,
and
battering
hail-stones
went.
verse
14
He
shot
his
arrowes
,
and
my
foes
did
feather
and
affright
:
He
shot
his
fearfull
lightnings
out
,
and
them
did
put
to
flight
.
verse
15
At
thy
rebuke
,
the
channels
,
Lord
,
of
rivers
were
made
d●…
;
And
at
thy
blasting
breath
the
worlds
foundations
open
lye
.
verse
16
And
from
above
the
Lord
sent
do●…
to
fetch
me
from
below
;
And
pluck
me
out
of
waters
great
,
that
would
me
overflow
.
verse
17
And
from
my
mighty
enemie
he
then
did
set
me
free
;
From
those
that
hated
me
,
for
they
were
much
too
strong
for
mee
.
verse
18
They
did
prevent
me
cruelly
,
even
in
the
wofull
day
Of
my
calamitie
and
griefe
;
yet
was
the
Lord
my
stay
.
The
third
part
.
verse
19
He
also
brought
me
forth
,
that
I
in
a
large
place
might
be
:
He
did
deliver
me
,
because
he
did
delight
in
me
.
verse
20
According
to
my
righteousnesse
,
so
did
he
me
regard
;
After
the
cleannesse
of
my
hands
he
gave
me
my
reward
.
verse
21
For
that
I
walked
in
his
waies
,
and
in
his
pathes
have
trod
;
And
have
not
with
a
wicked
heart
departed
from
my
God.
verse
22
For
all
his
judgements
constantly
I
did
before
me
lay
:
From
me
his
statutes
out
of
mind
I
did
not
put
away
.
verse
23
But
when
before
him
I
did
walk
,
with
him
upright
was
I
;
And
watchfully
I
kept
my selfe
from
mine
iniquity
.
verse
24
After
my
righteousnesse
the
Lord
hath
recompensed
mee
;
After
the
cleannesse
of
my
hands
,
which
his
pure
eies
did
see
.
verse
25
For
,
Lord
,
unto
the
mercifull
thou
full
of
mercie
art
;
And
thou
wilt
shew
thy selfe
upright
to
the
upright
in
heart
.
verse
26
Thou
wilt
be
pure
unto
the
pure
,
and
those
that
sin
eschew
:
But
thou
to
those
that
froward
are
thy selfe
wilt
froward
shew
.
verse
27
For
thou
wilt
the
afflicted
save
,
in
griefe
that
low
do
lie
;
And
wilt
bring
down
the
countenance
of
them
,
whose
lookes
are
hie
.
verse
28
The
Lord
will
light
my
candle
so
,
that
it
shall
shine
full
bright
:
The
Lord
my
God
will
also
make
my
darknesse
to
be
light
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
29
By
thee
through
troups
of
men
I
break
,
and
do
escape
them
all
;
And
by
my
God
,
assisting
me
,
I
over-leap
a
wall
.
verse
30
Unspotted
are
the
waies
of
God
,
his
word
is
purely
tri'd
:
He
is
a
sure
defence
to
such
as
in
his
faith
abide
.
verse
31
For
who
is
God
,
except
the
Lord
?
besides
him
there
is
none
;
And
to
his
Church
,
who
is
a
rocke
,
except
our
Lord
alone
?
verse
32
It
is
the
mighty
Lord
of
hosts
with
strength
that
girdeth
me
;
And
he
it
is
that
makes
my
way
perfect
,
and
right
to
be
.
verse
33
Like
to
the
seet
of
nimble
Hind●…
my
feet
he
maketh
swift
;
And
then
upon
my
places
high
he
me
aloft
doth
lift
.
verse
34
He
doth
instruct
my
hands
to
war
,
he
gives
them
strength
to
fight
;
So
that
to
break
a
bow
of
steele
mine
armes
from
him
have
might
.
verse
35
The
shield
of
thy
salvation
receiv'd
I
have
from
thee
:
Thy
right
hand
holds
me
up
,
thy
love
greatly
exalteth
me
:
verse
36
And
when
I
walk
,
my
steps
thou
hast
inlarged
under
me
.
That
I
go
safely
,
and
my
feet
are
kept
from
sliding
free
.
The
fifth
part
.
verse
37
Mine
enemies
I
pursu'd
have
,
and
did
them
overtake
:
Nor
did
I
turne
againe
,
till
I
an
end
of
them
did
make
.
verse
38
I
have
them
wounded
,
so
that
they
could
never
rise
againe
:
Under
my
feet
my
foes
are
cast
,
and
there
downe
fall
they
slaine
.
verse
39
For
to
the
battell
with
great
strength
me
girded
so
hast
thou
,
That
under
me
mine
enemies
thou
hast
enforc't
to
bow
.
verse
40
And
thou
hast
given
me
the
necks
of
those
that
with
me
fight
;
That
such
as
hate
me
causlesly
slay
and
destroy
I
might
.
verse
41
They
cried
out
,
but
none
there
was
that
would
,
and
could
them
save
:
Yea
,
they
did
crie
unto
the
Lord
,
but
he
no
answer
gave
.
verse
42
Then
did
I
beat
them
small
as
dust
before
the
wind
that
flies
;
And
I
did
cast
them
out
as
dirt
upon
the
street
that
lies
.
The
sixth
part
.
verse
43
Thou
safely
from
the
peoples
strife
hast
me
delivered
;
And
to
the
heathen
me
hast
made
a
ruler
,
and
a
head
.
verse
44
A
people
that
I
have
not
known
to
me
shall
servants
be
:
As
soon
as
they
of
me
do
heare
,
they
shall
submit
to
me
.
verse
45
The
strangers
shall
submit
to
me
,
and
they
shall
fade
away
;
And
from
those
places
be
affraid
,
wherein
they
closely
lay
.
verse
46
But
blessed
be
the
living
Lord
,
most
worthy
of
all
praise
;
That
is
my
rocke
and
saving
health
,
praised
be
he
alwaies
.
verse
47
For
it
is
God
that
on
my
foes
doth
vengeance
take
for
me
;
The
people
under
me
that
bow
,
by
him
subdued
b●…
.
verse
48
He
saves
me
from
mine
enemies
all
,
yea
thou
hast
lifted
me
Above
my
foes
;
and
from
the
man
of
violence
set
me
free
.
verse
49
Therefore
among
the
nations
,
Lord
,
I
will
give
praise
to
thee
:
By
me
before
them
in
a
song
thy
Name
shall
praised
be
.
verse
50
He
greatly
his
anointed
King
,
and
often
doth
deliver
:
To
David
he
doth
mercy
shew
,
and
to
his
seed
for
ever
.
PSAL.
〈◊〉
.
THe
glory
of
Almighty
God
the
heav'ns
do
speak
and
shew
;
The
firmament
his
handy-worke
presenteth
to
our
view
.
verse
2
Day
unto
day
doth
speak
and
tell
his
wisdome
,
and
his
might
;
And
a
true
knowledge
of
the
same
night
sheweth
unto
night
.
verse
3
Each
tongue
and
language
heares
the
voice
which
they
abroad
do
send
;
Their
speech
through
all
the
earth
,
their
words
go
to
the
wide
worlds
end
.
verse
4
A
Tabernacle
for
the
Sun
in
them
prepar'd
hath
he
,
Whom
,
as
a
bridegroom
coming
forth
,
we
from
his
chamber
see
.
verse
5
In
glorious
brightness
forth
he
comes
from
his
appointed
place
;
As
a
strong
man
he
doth
rejoyce
,
swiftly
to
run
his
race
.
verse
6
And
all
the
skie
from
end
to
end
he
compasseth
about
:
Nothing
can
hide
it
from
his
heat
,
but
he
will
find
it
out
.
verse
7
Gods
Law
is
perfect
,
and
converts
the
soule
in
sin
that
lies
;
His
Testimony
is
most
sure
,
and
makes
the
simple
wise
.
verse
8
Just
are
the
Lords
Commandements
,
and
glad
both
heart
and
mind
;
Pure
are
his
Precepts
,
and
give
light
to
eies
that
be
full
blind
.
verse
9
The
feare
of
God
is
excellent
,
and
doth
endure
for
ever
;
The
judgements
of
the
Lord
are
true
,
and
righteous
altogether
.
verse
10
And
more
then
gold
,
then
much
fine
gold
to
be
desir'd
alway
:
The
hony
,
and
the
hony-combe
are
not
so
sweet
as
they
.
verse
11
By
them
thy
servant
is
fore-warn'd
to
have
God
in
regard
;
And
in
performance
of
the
same
there
shall
be
great
reward
.
verse
12
But
who
the
errors
of
his
life
can
understand
and
see
?
Then
,
Lord
,
from
all
my
secret
faults
cleanse
,
and
deliver
mee
.
verse
13
And
keep
me
,
that
presumptuous
sins
prevaile
not
over
me
:
So
I
upright
and
innocent
from
the
great
sin
shall
be
.
verse
14
The
words
which
from
my
mouth
proceed
,
the
thoughts
sent
from
my
heart
,
Accept
,
O
Lord
,
for
thou
my
strength
,
and
my
redeemer
art
.
PSAL.
XX.
IN
trouble
and
adversitie
the
Lord
God
heare
thee
still
;
The
majestie
of
Jacobs
God
defend
thee
from
all
ill
.
verse
2
And
let
him
from
his
Sanctuary
thy
mighty
helpe●…●…e
;
And
let
him
out
of
Sion
hill
support
and
strengthen
thee
.
verse
3
Let
all
thine
offerings
graciously
by
him
remembred
be
;
With
favour
thy
burnt
sacrifice
let
him
receive
from
thee
.
verse
4
According
to
thy
hearts
desire
the
Lord
grant
unto
thee
;
And
all
thy
counsell
and
intents
full
well
performe
may
he
.
verse
5
In
thy
salvation
we
will
joy
,
and
in
thy
name
we
will
Display
our
banners
;
and
the
Lord
thy
praiers
all
fulfill
.
verse
6
Now
know
I
,
God
his
King
doth
save
,
and
from
his
holy
seat
Will
answer
him
,
by
sending
down
salvation
strong
and
great
.
verse
7
In
charets
some
put
confidence
,
and
some
in
horses
trust
:
But
we
remember
God
our
Lord
,
that
keepeth
promise
just
.
verse
8
They
stoop
and
fall
,
but
we
arise
,
yea
stand
upright
do
we
.
verse
9
Save
us
,
O
Lord
,
heare
us
,
O
King
,
when
we
do
call
on
thee
.
PSAL.
XXI
.
O
Lord
,
how
joyfull
is
the
King
in
thy
strength
and
thy
power
!
How
vehemently
doth
he
rejoyce
in
thee
his
Saviour
!
verse
2
For
thou
hast
given
unto
him
even
his
owne
hearts
desire
;
To
him
thou
nothing
hast
deni'd
of
that
he
did
require
.
verse
3
Thou
didst
prevent
him
with
thy
gifts
and
blessings
manifold
;
And
thou
hast
set
upon
his
head
a
crowne
of
perfect
gold
.
verse
4
And
when
he
asked
life
of
thee
,
thereof
thou
mad'st
him
sure
;
To
have
long
life
,
yea
such
a
life
as
ever
should
endure
.
verse
5
Great
is
his
glory
by
thine
help
,
thy
benefit
and
aid
;
Bright
honour
and
great
majestie
thou
hast
upon
him
laid
.
verse
6
For
thou
hast
given
him
blessednesse
,
that
never
shall
decay
;
And
with
thy
cheerfull
countenance
wilt
comfort
him
alway
.
verse
7
For
in
the
Lord
the
King
doth
trust
,
he
is
his
rocke
and
stay
;
His
mercy
will
not
suffer
him
to
be
remov'd
away
.
verse
8
But
let
thine
enemies
feele
thy
force
,
and
those
that
thee
withstand
:
Find
out
thy
foes
,
and
let
them
feele
the
power
of
thy
right
hand
.
verse
9
Like
fiery
ovens
shall
they
be
in
thy
wraths
burning
heat
:
God
shall
them
swallow
in
his
wrath
,
his
fire
them
up
shall
eat
.
verse
10
And
thou
shalt
root
out
of
the
ear●…h
their
fruit
that
should
increase
;
And
from
among
the
sons
of
men
their
seed
shall
end
and
cease
.
verse
11
Because
they
evill
did
intend
against
thy
holy
Name
;
Yet
did
they
faile
,
and
had
no
power
for
to
performe
the
same
.
verse
12
For
as
a
mark
thou
shalt
them
set
in
a
most
open
place
;
And
charge
thy
bow-strings
readily
against
thine
enemies
face
.
verse
13
But
in
thine
own
almighty
strength
thou
,
Lord
,
exalted
be
;
So
will
we
greatly
praise
thy
power
,
and
gladly
sing
to
thee
.
PSAL.
XXII
.
MY
God
,
my
God
,
what
is
the
cause
that
thou
dost
me
forsake
?
And
dost
not
help
me
when
my
words
a
loud
complaint
do
make
?
verse
2
In
the
day-time
to
thee
,
my
God
,
in
prai'r
I
crie
and
call
:
I
cease
not
in
the
night
,
and
yet
thou
hearest
not
at
all
.
verse
3
Yet
art
thou
holy
still
and
good
,
and
for
thy
graciousnesse
,
The
praises
of
thine
Israel
thou
justly
dost
possesse
.
verse
4
Our
fathers
in
the
times
fore-past
did
put
their
trust
in
thee
,
They
trusted
,
and
from
their
distresse
then
didst
thou
set
them
free
.
verse
5
They
were
delivered
ever
when
they
called
on
thy
Name
;
And
for
the
faith
they
had
in
thee
,
they
were
not
put
to
shame
.
verse
6
But
I
a
worme
,
and
not
a
man
,
do
seem
in
most
mens
eies
;
I
am
a
vile
reproach
of
men
,
the
people
me
despise
.
verse
7
They
laugh
at
me
,
when
me
they
see
in
passing
on
their
way
;
They
shoot
the
lip
,
and
shake
the
head
,
and
thus
in
scorne
they
say
,
verse
8
This
man
did
trust
upon
the
Lord
that
he
would
set
him
free
;
Now
let
him
help
him
,
if
his
love
so
great
unto
him
be
.
verse
9
But
thou
out
from
my
mothers
womb
art
he
that
did
me
take
:
When
I
was
on
my
mothers
breasts
,
thou
me
to
hope
didst
make
.
verse
10
And
I
was
cast
on
thee
,
when
first
I
from
the
womb
did
part
;
And
from
my
mothers
belly
thou
my
God
most
gracious
art
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Then
,
Lord
,
depart
not
now
from
me
in
this
my
present
griefe
:
Since
I
have
none
to
be
my
help
,
my
succour
,
and
reliefe
.
verse
12
For
many
Buls
do
compasse
me
,
heaven
strong
and
cruell
foes
:
The
chiefest
B●…ls
of
Basan
hill
●…e
round
about
enclose
.
verse
13
They
gape
upon
me
greedily
,
as
though
they
would
me
slay
;
Much
like
a
Lion
roaring
out
,
and
ramping
for
his
prey
.
verse
14
But
I
drop
down
like
water
shed
,
my
joynts
in
sunder
break
:
My
heart
doth
in
my
body
melt
,
like
waxe
against
the
heat
.
verse
15
My
strength
is
like
a
potsheard
dry
,
my
tongue
it
cleaveth
falt
Unto
my
jawes
,
and
I
am
brought
to
dust
of
death
at
last
.
verse
16
And
many
dogs
do
compasse
me
;
the
wicked
when
they
meet
Conspire
against
me
cursedly
,
they
pierce
my
hands
and
feet
.
verse
17
I
was
tormented
so
,
that
I
might
all
my
bones
have
told
;
Yet
still
upon
me
they
do
look
,
and
still
they
me
behold
.
verse
18
And
they
my
garments
did
divide
in
parts
among
them
all
;
And
they
by
casting
lots
did
trie
to
whom
my
coat
would
fall
.
verse
19
Therefore
,
I
pray
thee
,
be
not
far
from
me
at
my
great
need
:
But
rather
,
●…ith
thou
art
my
strength
,
to
help
me
,
Lord
,
make
speed
.
verse
20
And
from
the
sword
,
Lord
,
save
my
soul
,
by
thy
great
might
and
power
;
And
keep
my
soule
,
my
darling
deare
,
from
dogs
that
would
devoure
.
verse
21
And
save
me
from
the
Lions
mouth
,
as
thou
hast
saved
me
From
the
sharp
hornes
of
Unicornes
,
when
I
was
heard
of
thee
.
verse
22
Then
I
unto
my
brethren
will
thy
Name
declare
and
shew
;
And
in
th'
assembly
of
the
Saints
will
give
thee
praises
due
.
The
third
part
.
verse
23
Praise
ye
the
Lord
who
do
him
feare
,
him
glorifie
all
ye
The
seed
of
Jacob
,
feare
him
all
that
Israels
children
be
.
verse
24
For
he
doth
not
despise
,
nor
loath
the
poore
mans
povertie
;
Nor
from
him
hath
he
hid
his
face
,
but
heard
when
he
did
crie
.
verse
25
And
in
the
congregation
great
my
praise
shall
be
of
thee
;
And
in
their
sight
that
do
him
feare
,
my
vowes
perform'd
shall
be
.
verse
26
The
meek
shall
eat
,
and
shal
be
fill'd
,
and
those
that
do
endevor
To
know
the
Lord
,
shal
praise
his
Name
,
their
hearts
shall
live
for
ever
.
verse
27
All
the
worlds
ends
remember
shall
,
and
turne
to
God
for
grace
:
The
nations
and
their
kin●…eds
all
,
shall
bow
before
his
face
.
verse
28
Because
the
kingdome
of
the
world
doth
to
the
Lord
pertaine
;
And
as
their
highest
governour
he
over
them
shall
raigne
.
verse
29
He
seeds
the
great
ones
of
the
earth
,
and
they
him
worship
must
:
Yea
,
all
shall
bow
before
his
face
,
which
goe
downe
to
the
dust
.
verse
30
For
none
can
keep
his
soule
alive
,
nor
give
himselfe
salvation
;
Yet
shall
a
seed
him
serve
,
which
shall
be
call'd
Gods
generation
.
verse
31
And
when
they
come
,
his
righteousnes
by
them
declar'd
shall
be
Unto
a
people
yet
unborne
,
and
that
this
done
hath
he
.
PSAL.
XXIII
.
MY
shepheard
is
the
living
Lord
,
and
he
that
doth
eo
feed
;
How
can
I
then
lack
any
thing
whereof
I
stand
in
need
?
verse
2
In
pastures
green
and
flourishing
he
makes
me
downe
to
lye
:
And
after
drives
me
to
the
streames
which
run
most
pleasantly
.
verse
3
And
when
I
feele
my selfe
neere
lost
,
then
home
he
me
doth
take
;
Conducting
me
in
his
right
paths
,
even
for
his
owne
Names
sake
.
verse
4
And
though
I
were
even
at
deaths
doore
,
yet
would
I
feare
none
ill
;
Thy
rod
,
thy
staffe
do
comfort
me
,
and
thou
art
with
me
still
.
verse
5
Thou
hast
my
table
richly
stor'd
in
presence
of
my
foe
;
My
head
with
oile
thou
dost
anoint
,
my
cup
doth
overflow
.
verse
6
Thy
grace
and
mercy
all
my
daies
shall
surely
follow
me
;
And
ever
in
the
house
of
God
my
dwelling
place
shall
be
.
PSAL.
XXIIII
.
THe
earth
is
Gods
,
and
wholly
his
the
fulnesse
of
it
is
:
The
world
,
and
those
that
dwell
therein
he
made
,
and
they
are
his
.
verse
2
For
firmly
he
hath
founded
it
above
the
sea
to
stand
;
And
laid
below
the
liquid
flouds
,
to
flow
beneath
the
land
.
verse
3
Who
is
the
man
,
O
Lord
,
that
shall
ascend
into
thy
hill
?
Or
passe
into
thy
holy
place
,
there
to
continue
still
?
verse
4
Whose
hands
are
harmless
,
and
whose
heart
no
spot
there
doth
desile
:
His
soule
not
set
on
vanitie
,
who
hath
not
sworne
to
guile
.
verse
5
That
man
the
blessing
from
the
Lord
assuredly
shall
have
;
And
he
shall
righteousnesse
receive
from
God
,
that
doth
him
save
.
verse
6
This
is
the
generation
of
them
that
seek
him
right
;
Jacobs
true
seed
,
that
of
thy
face
doth
seek
the
blessed
fight
.
verse
7
Ye
gates
,
lift
up
your
heads
,
&
doors
,
which
everlasting
be
:
Then
entring
in
by
you
ye
shall
the
King
of
glory
see
.
verse
8
But
who
of
glory
is
the
King
?
the
Lord
of
strength
and
might
:
The
mighty
Lord
,
that
conquers
all
in
war
,
that
with
him
fight
.
verse
9
Ye
gates
,
and
everlasting
doores
,
your selves
wide
open
ye
;
And
for
the
King
of
glory
great
an
entrance
there
shall
be
.
verse
10
But
who
of
glory
is
the
King
?
the
Lord
of
hosts
is
he
:
He
is
the
King
,
to
whom
most
due
all
praise
,
and
glory
be
.
PSAL.
XXV
.
I
List
mine
heart
to
thee
,
my
God
,
and
guide
most
just
;
Now
suffer
me
to
take
no
shame
:
for
in
thee
do
I
trust
.
verse
2
Let
not
my
foes
rejoyce
,
nor
make
a
scorne
of
mee
;
And
let
them
not
be
overthrowne
that
put
their
trust
in
thee
.
verse
3
But
shame
shall
them
befall
,
which
harme
them
wrongfully
:
Therefore
thy
pathes
,
and
thy
right
waies
unto
me
,
Lord
,
descry
.
verse
4
Direct
me
in
thy
truth
,
and
teach
me
,
I
thee
pray
:
Thou
art
my
God
and
Saviour
,
on
thee
I
wait
alway●…
verse
5
Thy
mercies
manifold
,
I
pray
thee
,
Lord
,
remember
,
Think
on
thy
loving
kindnesses
;
for
they
have
been
for
ever
.
verse
6
My
sins
and
faults
of
youth
forgive
,
Lord
,
and
forget
In
mercy
free
,
remember
me
,
and
for
thy
goodnesse
great
.
His
mercie
is
full
sweet
,
his
truth
a
perfect
guide
:
Therefore
the
Lord
will
sinners
teach
,
and
such
as
go
aside
.
verse
8
The
humble
he
will
teach
his
precepts
for
to
keep
;
He
will
direct
in
all
his
waies
the
lowly
and
the
meek
.
verse
9
And
all
the
pathes
of
God
are
truth
and
mercy
still
,
To
those
that
do
his
covenant
keep
,
and
do
obey
his
will.
The
second
part
.
verse
10
Now
for
thy
holy
Name
,
O
Lord
,
I
thee
intreat
,
To
grant
me
pardon
for
my
sin
:
for
it
is
wondrous
great
.
verse
11
Whoso
doth
feare
the
Lord
,
the
Lord
doth
him
direct
,
To
lead
his
life
in
such
a
way
as
he
doth
best
accept
.
verse
12
His
soule
shall
evermore
in
goodnesse
dwell
and
stand
:
His
seed
and
his
posteritie
inherit
shall
the
land
.
verse
13
All
those
that
feare
the
Lord
,
his
secret
well
do
know
;
●…nd
unto
them
his
covenant
,
he
by
his
spirit
doth
show
.
verse
14
Toward
my
gracious
God
mine
eies
are
ever
set
:
●…e
is
my
Saviour
,
and
shall
pluck
my
feet
out
of
the
net
.
verse
15
With
mercy
me
behold
,
to
thee
I
make
my
moane
:
For
I
am
poore
and
desolate
,
and
comfordesse
alone
.
verse
16
The
troubles
of
my
heart
are
multipli'd
indeed
:
Bring
me
out
of
this
miserie
,
necessity
,
and
need
.
verse
17
Behold
my
povertie
,
mine
anguish
,
and
my
paine
:
Remit
my
sin
,
and
mine
offence
,
and
make
me
clean
againe
.
O
Lord
,
behold
my
foes
how
they
do
still
increase
;
Pursuing
me
with
deadly
hate
,
that
faine
would
live
in
peace
.
verse
19
Preserve
and
keep
my
soule
,
save
and
deliver
me
;
And
let
me
not
be
overthrowne
,
because
I
trust
in
thee
.
verse
20
And
let
found
uprightnesse
in
safety
me
preserve
;
For
on
thee
do
I
wait
,
whose
love
keeps
those
that
do
thee
serve
.
verse
21
Deliver
,
Lord
,
thy
Saints
,
which
on
thy
Name
do
call
:
Redeem
,
O
God
,
thine
Israel
out
of
his
troubles
all
.
PSAL.
XXVI
.
LOrd
,
be
my
Judge
,
and
thou
shalt
〈◊〉
my
pathes
be
right
and
plaine
:
I
trust
in
God
,
and
therefore
hope
still
stedfast
to
remaine
.
verse
2
Prove
me
,
my
God
,
I
thee
desire
,
my
waies
search
out
and
trie
;
As
men
do
prove
their
gold
with
fire
,
my
reines
and
heart
espie
.
verse
3
For
I
thy
loving
kindnesse
great
before
mine
eies
do
lay
;
And
I
have
walked
in
thy
truth
,
and
kept
that
holy
way
.
verse
4
I
do
not
love
to
stay
and
sit
with
them
whose
deeds
are
vaine
;
To
come
in
house
I
do
refuse
with
the
deceitfull
traine
.
verse
5
The
congregation
I
do
hate
of
sinners
vehemently
:
I
will
not
sit
with
wicked
men
,
their
company
I
flye
.
verse
6
Mine
hands
in
innocence
I
wash
,
and
do
my
sins
forsake
:
Then
I
thine
altar
compasse
,
Lord
,
mine
offering
there
to
make
.
verse
7
And
there
to
spread
abroad
thy
praise
with
words
of
thankfulnesse
▪
And
solemnly
thy
mighty
workes
of
wonder
to
expresse
.
verse
8
The
habitation
of
thy
house
,
Lord
,
I
have
loved
well
;
And
in
that
place
I
do
delight
where
doth
thine
honour
dwell
.
verse
9
Oh
shut
not
up
my
soule
with
them
in
sin
that
take
their
fill
;
Nor
yet
my
life
among
those
men
;
that
seek
much
bloud
to
spill
.
verse
10
Who
do
imploy
their
hands
&
might
to
practise
mischiefe
still
,
And
whiles
of
justice
sale
they
make
,
bribes
their
right
hands
do
fill
.
verse
11
But
I
in
my
integritie
still
walking
will
abide
:
Redeem
me
,
and
thy
mercy
grant
,
when
I
through
frailty
slide
.
verse
12
My
foot
stands
in
an
even
place
,
thy
grace
doth
set
it
right
:
I
therefore
will
thee
praise
,
O
Lord
,
in
all
the
peoples
sight
.
PSAL.
XXVII
.
THe
Lord
is
both
my
health
&
light
,
shall
man
make
me
dismaid
?
Sith
God
doth
giveme
strength
&
might
,
why
should
I
be
affraid
?
verse
2
My
wicked
enemies
,
and
my
foes
drew
neere
me
to
devoure
;
But
when
against
me
they
arose
,
they
fell
with
all
their
power
.
verse
3
Although
an
host
the
field
doth
fill
,
my
heart
yet
fearlesse
is
:
Though
warre
against
me
rise
,
I
will
be
confident
in
this
.
verse
4
One
thing
I
of
the
Lord
desire
,
and
beg
it
vehemently
;
The
same
of
him
I
will
require
,
and
seek
it
instantly
:
That
while
I
live
,
my
dwelling
place
may
in
Gods
house
be
still
;
To
see
the
beauty
of
his
face
,
and
to
inquire
his
will.
verse
5
In
troublous
times
he
shall
me
hide
within
his
place
most
pure
;
And
keep
me
secret
by
his
side
,
as
on
a
rocke
most
sure
.
verse
6
And
now
I
know
I
shall
arise
,
mine
head
shall
lifted
be
On
high
above
mine
enemies
,
that
did
encompasse
me
.
Therefore
within
his
house
will
I
give
sacrifice
of
praise
;
With
Psalmes
,
and
Songs
I
will
apply
,
to
land
the
Lord
alwaies
.
verse
7
Heare
me
,
O
Lord
,
when
I
do
cry
with
earnest
voice
to
thee
;
Have
mercie
on
me
graciously
,
and
do
thou
answer
mee
.
verse
8
When
thou
,
O
Lord
,
didst
say
to
me
,
Seek
thou
my
face
and
grace
;
My
heart
did
answer
unto
thee
,
Lord
,
I
will
seek
thy
face
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
In
wrath
turne
not
thy
face
away
,
nor
suffer
me
to
slide
;
My
help
thou
hast
been
to
this
day
,
be
still
my
God
and
guide
.
verse
10
When
both
my
parents
do
me
leave
,
and
their
owne
son
forsake
;
Yet
then
the
Lord
will
me
receive
,
and
up
he
will
me
take
.
verse
11
Teach
me
,
O
Lord
,
the
way
to
thee
,
in
a
plaine
path
me
guide
:
Because
mine
enemies
watch
for
me
,
to
cause
my
steps
to
slide
.
verse
12
To
wishes
of
mine
enemies
leave
me
not
,
O
most
Hie
;
Because
false
witnesses
do
rise
,
that
breathe
out
crueltie
.
verse
13
My
heart
would
faint
,
but
that
in
me
this
hope
is
fixed
fast
:
The
goodnesse
of
the
Lord
to
see
in
life
that
still
shall
last
.
verse
14
Wait
on
the
Lord
,
whose
whole
thou
art
,
with
courage
wait
thou
must
:
And
then
he
strengthen
shall
thy
heart
;
upon
him
wait
and
trust
.
PSAL.
XXVIII
.
O
Lord
my
rock
,
to
thee
I
crie
,
to
me
an
answer
send
;
Lest
by
thy
silence
I
be
like
those
that
to
grave
descend
.
verse
2
The
voice
of
thy
suppliant
heare
;
that
unto
thee
doth
crie
:
When
to
thine
holy
Oracle
I
lift
mine
hands
on
●…ie
.
verse
3
With
wicked
men
that
sin
do
work
,
O
draw
me
not
away
;
Whose
hearts
doe
wish
their
neighbours
hurt
,
when
words
of
peace
they
say
.
verse
4
Give
them
according
to
their
deeds
,
and
as
they
mischiefe
meant
;
And
wrought
that
mischiefe
with
their
hands
,
give
them
due
punishment
.
verse
5
God
shall
not
build
,
but
them
destroy
,
because
they
have
not
thought
Of
Gods
great
workes
,
nor
did
regard
that
which
his
hands
have
wrought
.
verse
6
To
render
thankes
unto
the
Lord
how
great
a
cause
have
I
?
My
voice
,
my
praier
,
and
my
complaint
that
heard
so
willingly
.
verse
7
He
is
my
shield
,
my
heart
did
trust
in
him
,
a
helper
strong
;
And
by
his
help
my
heart
made
glad
shall
praise
him
in
a
song
.
verse
8
God
is
a
fort
of
strong
defence
to
every
Saint
of
his
;
And
he
alone
the
saving
strength
of
his
anointed
is
.
verse
9
Thy
people
and
thine
heritage
,
Lord
,
blesse
,
guide
,
and
preserve
;
Increase
them
,
Lord
,
&
rule
their
hearts
,
that
they
may
never
swerve
.
PSAL.
XXIX
.
GIve
,
O
ye
mighty
to
the
Lord
,
with
hearts
most
willing
give
All
strength
and
glory
to
the
Lord
,
by
whom
you
move
and
live
.
verse
2
Give
to
Gods
name
his
glory
due
with
humble
cheerfulnesse
;
Worship
the
Lord
that
sits
on
high
in
beauteous
holinesse
.
verse
3
Gods
voice
upon
the
waters
is
,
the
glorious
God
doth
thunder
;
On
many
waters
doth
the
Lord
send
forth
his
voice
of
wonder
.
verse
4
The
voice
of
God
is
full
of
power
,
and
worketh
mightily
:
The
voice
of
God
right
glorious
is
,
and
full
of
majesty
.
verse
5
The
voice
of
God
doth
break
&
teare
the
Cedar
trees
asunder
:
C●…lars
of
Lebanon
he
doth
break
in
pieces
with
his
thunder
,
verse
6
He
makes
hills
like
a
●…alfe
to
skip
,
even
the
great
Lebanon
;
And
like
to
a
young
●…corne
,
the
mountaine
Syrion
.
verse
7
His
voice
divides
the
flames
of
fire
,
the
desart
it
doth
shake
:
verse
8
His
voice
doth
make
the
wildernesse
of
Kadesh
for
to
quake
.
verse
9
His
voice
doth
make
the
Hinds
to
calve
,
it
makes
the
forrests
bare
;
And
in
his
Temple
shew'd
by
all
his
glorious
praises
are
,
verse
10
The
Lord
doth
sit
upon
the
floud
,
and
ever
ruleth
it
,
Yea
,
as
the
King
of
all
the
world
the
Lord
shall
ever
sit
.
verse
11
The
Lord
will
give
his
people
power
in
vertue
to
increase
:
The
Lord
will
blesse
his
chosen
flocke
with
everlasting
peace
.
PSAL.
XXX
.
ALl
laud
&
praise
with
heart
&
voice
,
O
Lord
,
I
give
to
thee
;
Who
didst
not
make
my
foes
rejoyce
,
but
hast
exalted
me
.
verse
2
O
Lord
my
God
,
to
thee
I
cri'd
in
all
my
paine
and
griefe
;
Thou
ga●…'st
an
eare
,
and
didst
provide
to
ease
me
with
reliefe
.
Lord
,
thou
hast
caused
from
the
graw
my
soule
up
to
ascend
;
And
from
the
pit
thou
didst
me
save
,
life
thou
to
me
didst
send
.
verse
4
Sing
to
the
Lord
,
ye
Saints
of
his
,
with
thankfulnesse
him
blesse
:
Still
praise
him
,
when
remembred
is
his
glorious
holinesse
.
verse
5
His
wrath
is
in
a
moment
past
,
life
in
his
favour
lies
;
Though
weeping
for
a
night
may
last
,
the
morning
joy
supplies
.
verse
6
When
I
enjoy'd
the
world
at
will
,
thus
would
I
boast
and
say
:
Tush
,
I
am
sure
to
feele
none
ill
,
this
wealth
shall
not
decay
.
verse
7
For
thou
,
O
Lord
,
of
thy
good
grace
hadst
sent
me
strength
and
aid
;
But
when
thou
turnd'st
away
thy
face
,
my
mind
was
much
dismaid
.
verse
8
Wherefore
unto
the
Lord
my
cry
I
caused
to
ascend
:
My
humble
supplication
I
up
to
the
Lord
did
send
.
verse
9
What
gaine
is
in
my
bloud
,
if
I
unto
the
pit
go
downe
?
For
,
shall
the
dust
thee
glorifie
?
shall
dust
thy
truth
make
knowne
?
verse
10
Then
hear
the
praiers
which
I
make
,
have
mercy
,
Lord
,
on
me
:
Do
not
my
troubled
soule
forsake
,
but
,
Lord
,
mine
helper
be
.
verse
11
My
mourning
then
was
turn'd
by
thee
into
a
cheerfull
voice
;
My
sackcloth
thou
didst
take
from
me
,
and
mad'st
me
to
rejoyce
.
verse
12
Wherefore
my
soule
uncessantly
shall
sing
unto
thee
praise
:
My
Lord
my
God
,
to
thee
will
I
give
laud
and
thanks
alwaies
.
PSAL.
XXXI
.
LOrd
,
let
me
never
be
asham'd
,
because
I
trust
in
thee
;
But
in
thy
righteousnesse
and
truth
,
save
and
deliver
me
.
verse
2
To
me
bow
downe
thy
gracious
eare
,
and
quickly
set
me
free
:
A
rocke
of
strength
,
a
mighty
fort
of
safety
be
to
mee
.
verse
3
For
,
Lord
,
thou
art
my
only
rock
,
my
strong
defence
and
tower
:
For
thy
Names
sake
me
therefore
lead
,
and
guide
me
in
thy
power
.
verse
4
Pull
me
out
of
the
net
,
which
they
for
me
have
closely
laid
:
Because
thou
only
art
my
strength
,
I
flie
to
thee
for
aid
.
verse
5
Into
thy
hands
,
Lord
,
I
commit
my
spirit
,
which
came
from
thee
:
Of
thy
free
grace
,
Lord
God
of
truth
,
thou
hast
redeemed
me
.
verse
6
Them
do
I
hate
that
set
their
heart
on
lying
vanities
:
But
on
the
Lord
I
put
my
trust
,
my
heart
on
him
relies
.
verse
7
I
in
thy
mercie
will
rejoyce
,
because
my
miseries
Thou
weighest
,
and
dost
know
my
soule
in
her
adversities
.
verse
8
And
me
into
the
enemies
hand
not
closed
up
thou
hast
;
But
thou
my
feet
at
libertie
in
a
large
room
hast
plac't
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
I
am
in
trouble
,
Lord
,
to
me
grant
mercy
and
reliefe
:
My
soule
,
my
belly
,
and
mine
eye
consume
away
with
griefe
.
verse
10
My
life
is
spent
with
griefe
,
my
years
in
sighes
away
do
flie
:
My
strength
doth
faile
,
my
bones
consume
for
mine
iniquitie
.
verse
11
A
scorne
to
foes
,
and
most
to
those
which
here
are
dwelling
nie
:
A
feare
unto
my
friends
am
I
,
who
see
me
from
me
flie
.
verse
12
I
am
forgotten
,
like
a
man
that
now
hath
long
been
dead
;
I
like
a
broken
vessell
am
that
quite
is
perished
.
verse
13
For
many
slanders
I
have
heard
,
and
feare
was
every
way
;
While
they
against
me
did
conspire
to
take
my
life
away
.
verse
14
But
yet
when
I
was
thus
affraid
my
trust
was
,
Lord
,
in
thee
;
And
then
thou
art
my
God
,
I
said
,
a
gracious
God
to
mee
.
verse
15
My
times
are
in
thy
mighty
hand
,
then
do
thou
set
me
free
From
bloudy
hands
of
all
my
foes
,
that
follow
after
mee
.
verse
16
Upon
thy
servant
make
thy
face
to
shine
forth
graciously
:
O
save
me
for
thy
mercies
sake
,
I
to
thy
mercy
flye
.
The
third
part
.
verse
17
Lord
,
let
not
me
ashamed
be
,
for
on
thee
call'd
I
have
;
But
let
the
wicked
be
asham'd
,
and
silent
in
the
grave
.
verse
18
To
silence
put
the
lying
lips
,
that
grievous
things
do
say
;
And
hard
reports
in
pride
and
scorne
on
righteous
men
do
lay
.
verse
19
O
how
great
good
hast
thou
laid
up
for
those
that
do
thee
feare
;
Whose
trust
before
the
sons
of
men
fixt
on
thee
doth
appeare
!
verse
20
In
secret
of
thy
presence
thou
shalt
hide
them
from
mans
pride
:
From
strife
of
tongues
thou
closely
shalt
as
in
a
tent
them
hide
.
verse
21
For
ever
blessed
be
the
Lord
,
for
plainly
shew'd
hath
he
In
a
strong
city
kindnesse
great
,
and
marvellous
to
me
.
verse
22
I
in
my
haste
did
say
,
I
am
cut
off
before
thine
eies
;
But
even
then
thou
heard'st
the
voice
of
my
requests
and
cries
.
verse
23
O
love
the
Lord
,
all
ye
his
Saints
,
the
faithfull
he
preserves
;
And
plentifully
doth
reward
the
proud
,
as
he
deserves
.
verse
24
Be
of
good
courage
,
and
the
Lord
strength
to
your
heart
shall
send
;
He
shall
you
strengthen
all
,
whose
hope
doth
on
the
Lord
depend
.
PSAL.
XXXII
.
THe
man
is
blessed
,
all
whose
sins
are
graciously
remitted
;
And
whose
transgressions
by
the
Lord
are
cover'd
,
and
acquitted
.
verse
2
And
blest
is
he
to
whom
the
Lord
imputeth
not
his
sin
;
Which
in
his
heart
hath
hid
no
guile
,
nor
fraud
is
found
therein
.
verse
3
When
I
in
silence
kept
my
sin
,
my
bones
then
waved
old
;
With
plaint
and
●…oaring
all
the
day
through
torments
manifold
.
verse
4
Because
both
day
and
night
thy
hand
lay
heavily
on
me
;
Which
made
into
the
Summers
drought
my
moisture
turn'd
to
be
.
verse
5
Then
I
declar'd
my
sin
to
thee
,
I
did
not
cover
it
;
I
said
,
My
sins
I
will
confesse
,
then
didst
thou
them
remit
.
verse
6
For
this
each
Saint
shall
in
a
time
of
finding
thee
intreat
:
Surely
to
him
shall
not
come
neere
the
flouds
of
waters
great
.
verse
7
Thou
art
my
hiding
place
,
and
thou
from
trouble
dost
set
me
free
:
With
songs
of
my
deliverance
thou
dost
encompasse
me
.
verse
8
Come
hither
,
and
I
shall
thee
teach
how
thou
shalt
walk
aright
;
And
will
thee
guide
as
I
my selfe
have
learn'd
by
proofe
and
sight
,
verse
9
Be
not
so
rude
and
ignorant
,
as
is
the
horse
or
muse
;
Whose
mouth
without
a
reine
or
bit
from
harme
thou
canst
not
rule
.
verse
10
Unto
the
wicked
shall
be
store
of
sorrowes
,
and
of
woes
:
But
mercy
him
that
trusts
in
God
shall
round
about
inclose
.
verse
11
Be
glad
,
ye
righteous
in
the
Lord
,
greatly
in
him
rejoyce
:
Let
the
upright
of
heart
for
joy
in
shouts
lift
up
their
voice
.
PSAL.
XXXIII
.
YE
righteous
in
the
Lord
rejoyce
,
it
comely
is
and
right
,
That
upright
men
with
thankfull
voice
should
praise
the
Lord
of
might
.
verse
2
Praise
God
with
Harp
,
with
Psaltery
unto
him
praises
sing
:
Sing
to
him
with
an
Instrument
that
hath
a
ten-fold
string
.
verse
3
Sing
to
the
Lord
a
song
most
new
,
aloud
with
skill
him
praise
:
Because
right
are
his
words
,
and
true
are
all
his
workes
and
waies
.
verse
4
The
righteous
Lord
loves
righteousnes
,
and
judgement
doth
him
please
;
verse
5
And
the
wide
earth
to
fill
and
blesse
,
his
mercy
doth
not
cease
.
verse
6
The
heavens
by
his
mighty
word
did
their
beginning
take
;
And
the
great
hosts
of
them
the
Lord
all
by
his
breath
did
make
.
verse
7
As
in
an
heap
the
waters
great
he
of
the
seas
doth
gather
:
As
in
a
store-house
he
doth
set
,
and
lay
the
depth
together
.
verse
8
The
Lord
in
might
doth
all
excell
,
let
all
the
earth
him
feare
:
Let
all
that
in
the
world
do
dwell
an
awe
unto
him
beare
.
verse
9
For
what
this
high
Creatour
spake
was
done
,
and
his
command
So
stable
this
whole
world
did
make
,
that
it
doth
stedfast
stand
.
verse
10
The
counsells
of
the
nations
rude
the
Lord
doth
bring
to
nought
;
He
doth
defeat
the
multitude
of
their
device
,
and
thought
.
verse
11
But
the
Lords
counsells
,
just
&
wise
,
do
stand
for
ever
sure
:
The
thoughts
which
in
his
heart
arise
,
from
age
to
age
indure
.
The
second
part
.
verse
12
O
Nation
blest
,
to
whom
the
Lord
as
their
owne
God
is
knowne
:
verse
13
And
whom
he
of
his
owne
accord
did
chuse
to
make
his
owne
.
verse
14
The
Lord
from
heaven
casts
his
sight
,
thence
all
men
vieweth
he
;
And
from
his
place
of
glorious
light
all
here
on
earth
doth
see
.
verse
15
For
all
mens
hearts
he
with
his
hand
alike
did
frame
and
make
:
And
he
their
works
doth
understand
,
and
of
them
notice
take
.
verse
16
By
greatnesse
of
an
host
no
King
assure
his
safety
can
;
Great
strength
doth
not
deliverance
bring
unto
a
mighty
man.
verse
17
A
horse
is
vaine
,
and
never
can
give
safety
in
the
fight
;
Nor
shall
deliver
any
man
by
his
exceeding
might
.
verse
18
Behold
,
the
Lord
doth
set
his
eye
with
favour
on
the
just
;
Ev'n
those
that
feare
him
reverently
,
and
on
his
mercy
trust
.
verse
19
That
he
from
death
and
dangers
deep
their
soules
may
safely
free
;
And
them
alive
in
famine
keep
,
when
others
pined
be
.
verse
20
Our
soule
on
God
doth
still
depend
;
who
saveth
us
from
wrong
:
He
is
our
shield
us
to
defend
,
he
is
our
helper
strong
.
verse
21
Surely
in
God
our
heart
is
glad
,
in
him
it
doth
delight
:
For
in
his
holy
Name
we
had
our
trust
,
and
in
his
might
.
verse
22
Then
let
thy
grace
and
mercy
,
Lord
,
upon
us
ever
be
;
As
w●…
alwaies
with
one
accord
do
only
trust
in
th●…
.
PSAL.
XXXIIII
.
I
Will
at
all
times
blesse
the
Lord
,
who
still
preserveth
me
;
His
praises
in
my
thankfull
mouth
continually
shall
be
.
verse
2
My
soul
shall
make
her
boast
in
God
,
of
whom
reliefe
she
had
;
The
humble
men
shall
heare
thereof
,
and
hearing
shall
be
glad
.
verse
3
O
magnifie
the
Lord
with
me
,
and
spread
abroad
his
fame
:
Together
with
one
heart
and
voice
,
let
us
exalt
his
Name
.
verse
4
I
in
my
praier
sought
the
Lord
,
he
did
my
praier
heare
;
And
graciously
delivered
me
from
all
that
I
did
feare
.
verse
5
His
Saints
look
to
him
in
distresse
,
and
by
him
lightned
be
;
Their
faces
not
ashamed
are
when
they
his
light
do
see
.
verse
6
This
poore
man
to
the
Lord
did
cry
,
who
to
him
hearing
gave
;
And
him
did
in
his
mercy
great
from
all
his
troubles
save
.
verse
7
Gods
Angel
doth
encamp
about
▪
all
those
that
do
him
feare
;
And
safely
doth
deliver
them
from
dangers
that
are
neere
.
verse
8
O
taste
,
and
by
your
tasting
see
that
God
is
good
and
kind
:
Blest
is
the
man
,
that
trusts
in
him
with
all
his
heart
and
mind
.
verse
9
O
all
ye
Saints
,
feare
ye
the
Lord
,
who
of
the
world
is
King
;
For
those
that
feare
him
never
shall
want
any
needfull
thing
.
verse
10
The
Lions
young
may
hungry
be
,
and
sometimes
lack
their
food
;
But
they
that
truly
seek
the
Lord
shall
not
want
any
good
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Come
neere
therefore
my
children
deare
,
and
to
my
words
give
eare
;
I
shall
you
teach
the
perfect
way
how
ye
the
Lord
should
feare
.
verse
12
Who
is
that
man
that
would
live
long
,
and
lead
a
blessed
life
:
verse
13
See
thou
refraine
thy
tongue
and
lips
from
all
deceit
and
strife
.
verse
14
Turn
back
thy
face
from
doing
ill
,
and
do
the
godly
deed
:
Enquire
for
peace
and
quietnesse
,
and
follow
it
with
speed
.
verse
15
Because
upon
the
righteous
men
the
Lord
doth
set
his
eies
;
His
eares
he
opens
to
receive
their
just
complaints
and
cries
.
verse
16
But
he
doth
frown
,
&
bend
his
brows
upon
the
wicked
traine
;
And
cuts
away
the
memory
that
should
of
them
remaine
.
verse
17
But
God
doth
hear
the
righteous
men
when
they
do
cry
and
call
;
And
graciously
delivers
them
out
of
their
troubles
all
.
verse
18
The
Lord
is
kind
,
&
straight
at
hand
to
such
as
be
contrite
;
He
saves
also
the
sorrowfull
,
the
poore
,
and
meek
in
spirit
.
verse
19
Full
many
be
the
miseries
that
righteous
men
do
suffer
;
But
out
of
all
adversities
the
Lord
doth
them
deliver
.
verse
20
And
by
his
speciall
providence
keep
all
his
bones
doth
he
,
That
by
the
most
enraged
foes
not
one
shall
broken
be
.
verse
21
But
evill
shall
the
sinner
slay
,
for
evill
he
hath
wrought
;
And
those
that
hate
the
Saints
,
shall
be
to
desolation
brought
.
verse
22
Whereas
the
Lord
his
servants
soules
redeemeth
,
and
sets
free
;
And
of
all
them
that
trust
in
him
,
none
desolate
shall
be
.
PSAL.
XXXV
.
LOrd
,
plead
my
cause
against
my
foes
,
confound
their
force
and
might
;
Fight
on
my
part
against
all
those
that
seek
with
me
to
fight
.
verse
2
Lay
hand
upon
the
speare
and
shield
,
thy selfe
in
armour
dresse
;
Stand
up
for
me
,
and
fight
the
field
,
to
help
me
from
distresse
.
verse
3
Gird
on
thy
sword
,
and
stop
the
way
of
those
that
follow
me
;
And
to
my
soule
in
mercy
say
,
Thy
Saviour
I
will
be
.
verse
4
Confound
them
with
rebuke
&
blame
that
seek
my
soule
to
spill
:
Let
them
turn
back
,
and
flie
with
shame
,
that
think
to
work
me
ill
.
verse
5
As
chaffe
before
the
wind
apace
doth
flie
,
and
will
not
stay
;
So
these
men
let
Gods
anger
chase
,
and
make
them
flie
away
.
verse
6
Let
their
way
dark
and
slippery
be
,
that
they
may
surely
fall
;
And
let
an
Angel
come
from
thee
,
and
persecute
them
all
.
verse
7
For
without
cause
their
net
have
they
hid
from
me
in
a
pit
;
And
without
cause
they
in
my
way
for
my
soule
digged
it
.
verse
8
When
they
think
least
,
and
careless
are
,
O
Lord
,
destroy
them
all
;
Let
them
be
trapt
in
their
own
snare
,
and
in
their
mischiefe
fall
.
verse
9
And
then
my
soul
,
my
heart
,
and
voice
in
God
shall
joyfull
be
:
In
him
my
soule
shall
much
rejoyce
,
because
he
sayeth
me
.
verse
10
My
body
also
greatly
shall
with
joy
possessed
be
;
My
bones
shall
say
,
rejoycing
all
,
Lord
,
who
is
like
to
thee
▪
verse
11
For
thou
the
poore
from
him
dost
save
,
that
was
for
him
too
strong
;
The
poore
and
needy
safety
have
by
thee
from
spoile
and
wrong
.
verse
12
My
cruell
foes
against
me
rise
to
witnesse
things
untrue
And
to
accuse
me
they
devise
of
that
I
never
knew
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Though
I
to
them
did
shew
good
will
,
they
hate
to
me
returne
:
When
thus
they
pay
my
good
with
ill
,
my
spoiled
soule
doth
mourne
.
verse
14
But
as
●…or
me
,
when
sick
were
they
,
in
sackeloth
sad
I
mourn'd
:
My
humble
soule
did
fast
and
pray
,
which
prai'r
to
me
return'd
.
verse
15
To
him
much
kindnesse
I
have
done
,
as
to
a
friend
or
brother
;
I
sadly
bowed
downe
,
as
one
that
mourneth
for
his
mother
.
verse
16
But
they
at
my
great
sorrow
glad
,
against
me
gathered
were
:
Abjects
their
secret
meetings
had
,
and
ceast
not
me
to
teare
.
verse
17
With
sco●…ing
hypocrites
in
feasts
these
men
combined
be
;
Who
mock
me
with
their
bitter
jests
,
and
gnash
their
teeth
on
me
.
verse
18
These
things
how
long
,
Lord
,
wilt
thou
see
?
from
their
spoiles
rescue
mee
;
And
let
my
soule
,
my
darling
be
from
Lions
kept
by
thee
.
verse
19
Then
in
the
congregation
great
I
will
give
thankes
to
thee
;
And
where
the
mighty
throngs
are
met
,
thou
shalt
be
prais'd
by
mee
.
verse
20
O
do
not
glad
mine
enemy
,
which
hates
me
wrongfully
;
Nor
let
him
winking
with
his
eye
enjoy
my
misery
.
verse
21
For
they
of
peace
no
word
do
say
,
but
plots
do
take
in
hand
;
That
craftily
destroy
they
may
the
quiet
of
the
land
,
verse
22
And
now
their
mouths
they
open
lay
in
scorne
and
spite
at
me
;
So
,
so
,
our
hearts
desire
,
they
say
,
on
him
our
eie
doth
see
.
verse
23
This
thou
,
O
Lord
,
dost
plainly
see
,
no
longer
silent
stand
;
O
Lord
,
be
thou
not
far
from
me
,
withholding
still
thine
hand
.
verse
24
Stirre
up
thy selfe
,
and
now
awake
to
give
me
judgement
right
:
Awake
,
my
cause
in
hand
to
take
,
my
God
,
my
Lord
of
might
.
The
third
part
.
verse
25
According
to
thy
righteousnesse
,
my
Lord
God
,
judge
thou
me
;
And
let
them
not
for
my
distresse
on
me
triumphing
be
.
verse
26
Let
them
not
in
their
hearts
thus
say
,
So
would
we
have
it
be
;
Let
them
not
boast
,
O
Lord
,
that
they
have
wholly
swallowed
me
.
verse
27
Confounded
be
they
all
with
shame
,
which
at
my
hurt
are
glad
;
Those
that
against
me
swell
,
their
name
in
great
contempt
be
had
.
verse
28
But
let
thy
Saints
with
shouts
rejoyce
,
that
love
my
righteous
way
;
And
let
them
still
with
heart
and
voice
thus
praise
the
Lord
,
and
say
:
verse
29
For
ever
magnified
be
the
Lord
of
grace
and
might
;
His
servants
prosperousnesse
to
see
,
who
greatly
doth
delight
.
verse
30
And
I
will
gladly
with
my
tongue
speak
of
thy
righteousnesse
;
My
thankfull
tongue
all
the
day
long
thy
praises
shall
expresse
.
PSAL.
XXXVI
.
WHen
I
consider
in
mine
heart
the
〈◊〉
wicked
way
,
Gods
feare
is
not
before
his
eies
,
it
to
mine
heart
doth
say
.
verse
2
But
yet
he
flattereth
himselfe
in
his
owne
blinded
eies
;
Untill
the
hatefulnesse
be
sound
of
his
iniquities
.
verse
3
His
mouth
speakes
words
of
wickednesse
,
words
framed
to
deceive
;
And
he
refuseth
to
be
wise
,
and
to
do
good
doth
leave
.
verse
4
And
mischiefe
,
lying
in
his
bed
,
he
doth
devise
and
plot
;
He
sets
himselfe
in
waies
not
good
,
ill
he
abhorreth
not
.
verse
5
But
,
Lord
,
thy
goodnesse
doth
ascend
above
the
heavens
hie
;
So
doth
thy
truth
it selfe
extend
unto
the
cloudy
skie
.
verse
6
Thy
righteousne●…
like
mountains
h●…
and
thy
wise
judgements
be
Like
a
great
deep
;
Lord
,
man
and
beast
preserved
are
by
thee
.
verse
7
How
precious
is
thy
kindnes
,
Lord
!
how
excellent
thy
grace
!
Therefore
in
shadow
of
thy
wings
mens
sons
their
trust
shall
place
.
verse
8
They
with
the
fatnesse
of
thy
house
▪
well
satisfi'd
shall
be
;
And
with
thy
river
of
delight
they
shall
be
fill'd
by
thee
.
verse
9
Because
of
life
the
fountaine
pure
doth
ever
flow
from
thee
,
And
in
thy
light
we
are
full
sure
eternall
light
to
see
.
verse
10
From
such
as
thee
desire
to
know
,
let
not
thy
grace
depart
;
Thy
righteousnes
declare
and
shew
to
men
upright
in
heart
.
verse
11
Let
not
the
lofty
foot
of
pride
against
me
conquering
go
;
Let
not
the
hand
of
wicked
men
me
shake
,
and
overthrow
.
verse
12
But
now
behold
,
there
are
they
fall'n
that
work
iniquities
:
Downe
are
they
cast
,
and
never
shall
have
power
againe
to
rise
.
PSAL.
XXXVII
.
FRet
not
thy selfe
at
wicked
men
,
when
great
in
power
they
be
;
●…vie
those
that
sin
commit
,
●…en
thou
their
wealth
dost
see
.
●…or
as
green
grasse
,
and
flourishing
herbs
●…re
cut
and
wither
away
;
●…hall
their
great
prosperity
soon
passe
,
fade
,
and
decay
.
Trust
thou
therefore
in
God
alone
,
to
do
well
give
thy
mind
;
〈◊〉
thou
have
the
land
as
thine
,
and
there
sure
●…ood
shalt
find
.
And
in
the
Lord
delight
thy selfe
;
love
him
with
all
thy
heart
;
〈◊〉
then
what
shall
thy
heart
desire
,
●…e
will
to
thee
impart
.
Commit
thy
way
unto
the
Lord
,
On
him
by
faith
depend
;
●…d
he
shall
bring
thine
enterprise
unto
a
blessed
end
.
He
shall
bring
forth
thy
righteousnes
cleare
like
the
shining
light
:
〈◊〉
judgement
that
approves
thy
cause
,
as
noon
day
shall
be
bright
.
Rest
in
the
Lord
,
and
wait
on
him
,
within
thee
do
not
fret
;
Or
him
who
prospering
in
his
way
,
successe
in
sin
doth
get
.
Take
heed
that
thou
from
anger
cease
,
and
causlesse
wrath
forsake
;
●…et
not
thy selfe
in
any
wise
,
●…est
evill
waies
thou
take
.
For
evill
doers
shall
the
Lord
cut
off
with
his
own
hand
;
But
those
that
wait
upon
the
Lord
,
inherit
shall
the
land
.
verse
10
For
yet
a
little
while
,
and
then
the
wicked
shall
not
be
;
Though
thou
his
place
consider
well
,
there
him
thou
shalt
not
see
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
But
yet
the
meek
inherit
shall
the
earth
,
when
sinners
fall
;
And
in
great
peace
abundantly
delight
themselves
they
shall
.
verse
12
The
wicked
man
against
the
just
his
crafty
plots
doth
lay
;
He
g●…sheth
on
him
with
his
teeth
,
as
if
he
would
him
slay
.
verse
13
The
Lord
shall
laugh
at
him
,
when
thus
his
plots
prepared
be
:
For
that
his
day
,
his
day
of
griefe
is
coming
he
doth
see
.
verse
14
The
wicked
man
hath
drawne
his
sword
,
and
he
hath
bent
his
bow
;
The
man
upright
in
life
to
kill
;
the
poore
to
overthrow
.
verse
15
But
their
own
swords
through
their
own
hearts
the
Lord
shal
make
to
pass
;
And
every
bow
shall
broken
be
,
which
thus
ill
bended
was
.
verse
16
A
little
that
one
righteous
man
enjoyes
,
is
better
farre
,
Then
unto
many
wicked
men
their
plenteous
riches
are
.
verse
17
For
God
shall
into
pieces
break
the
sinners
armes
and
might
:
But
he
in
safety
shall
preserve
,
and
stablish
the
upright
.
verse
18
The
blessed
daies
of
righteous
men
the
Lord
doth-know
and
see
;
He
knowes
that
their
inheritance
shall
everlasting
be
.
verse
19
And
they
shall
not
in
evill
times
ashamed
be
for
need
:
For
in
the
daies
of
famine
them
the
Lord
shall
fill
and
feed
.
verse
20
The
wicked
,
and
Gods
enemies
all
shall
utterly
decay
;
They
shall
consume
as
fat
of
lambs
,
and
like
smoak
passe
away
.
The
third
part
.
verse
21
The
wicked
borroweth
,
but
the
same
againe
he
doth
not
pay
;
Whereas
the
righteous
mercy
shewes
,
and
gives
his
owne
away
.
verse
22
For
such
as
blessed
be
of
God
inherit
shall
the
land
;
But
they
that
cursed
be
of
him
shall
perish
by
his
hand
.
verse
23
By
the
great
Lord
the
good
mans
steps
are
ordered
,
and
set
right
:
For
in
the
path
of
righteous
men
he
greatly
doth
delight
.
verse
24
And
though
he
fall
,
yet
utterly
cast
downe
he
shall
not
lye
;
Because
the
Lord
with
his
right
hand
upholds
him
graciously
.
verse
25
I
have
been
young
,
and
now
am
old
,
yet
never
seen
I
have
The
just
forsaken
,
nor
his
seed
like
beggers
bread
to
crave
.
verse
26
But
he
is
ever
mercifull
,
and
lends
to
those
that
need
;
And
after
him
a
blessing
leaves
unto
his
blessed
seed
.
verse
27
Therefore
from
evill
for
depart
,
do
righteously
and
well
;
And
through
Gods
mercy
then
be
sure
for
evermore
to
dwell
.
verse
28
For
God
loves
judgement
,
and
〈◊〉
Sain●…
no
time
forsaketh
he
;
Preserv'd
still
are
they
,
but
cut
off
the
sinners
race
shall
be
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
29
The
man
that
righteous
is
and
just
,
inherit
shall
the
land
;
And
in
the
same
his
dwelling
place
shall
ever
stedfast
stand
.
verse
30
The
righteous
with
his
mouth
to
speal
of
wisdome
doth
delight
:
His
tongue
of
judgment
doth
discourse
,
he
loves
to
speak
the
right
.
verse
31
The
holy
Law
of
his
great
God
is
written
in
his
heart
;
So
that
his
goings
do
not
slide
,
nor
steps
away
depart
.
verse
32
The
wicked
for
the
righteous
man
doth
watch
as
for
a
prey
:
He
hates
him
so
,
that
cruelly
he
seeketh
him
to
slay
.
verse
33
But
the
good
Lord
will
never
leave
the
just
man
in
his
hands
;
The
righteous
will
he
not
condemne
,
when
he
in
judgement
stands
.
verse
34
Wait
thou
on
God
,
&
keep
his
way
,
thou
shalt
exalted
be
The
earth
t'
inherit
,
and
the
fall
of
wicked
men
shalt
see
.
verse
35
The
wicked
very
great
in
power
,
and
dreadfull
I
have
seen
;
I
saw
him
spreading
out
himselfe
,
like
to
a
Laurell
green
.
verse
36
But
suddenly
he
past
away
,
and
him
could
no
man
see
:
Yea
,
though
I
sought
him
narrowly
,
yet
found
he
could
not
be
.
verse
37
But
mark
the
perfect
,
and
behold
the
man
that
righteous
is
:
For
thou
shalt
see
that
this
mans
end
is
surely
peace
and
blisse
.
verse
38
But
the
transgressors
wofully
shall
be
destroi'd
together
:
This
is
the
end
of
wicked
men
,
to
be
cut
off
for
ever
.
verse
39
But
the
salvation
of
the
just
doth
come
from
God
above
;
Who
in
their
troubles
sends
them
aid
,
of
his
meere
grace
and
love
.
verse
40
God
shall
them
help
,
&
set
them
free
from
lewd
men
and
unjust
;
The
righteous
he
shall
surely
save
,
because
in
him
they
trust
.
PSAL.
XXXVIII
.
LOrd
,
though
thine
anger
I
deserve
,
in
wrath
rebuke
me
not
;
Nor
lay
on
me
thy
chastning
hard
in
thy
displeasure
hot
.
verse
2
Thine
arrowes
do
stick
fast
in
me
,
thy
hand
doth
presse
me
sore
:
verse
3
And
in
my
flesh
no
health
at
all
appeareth
any
more
.
This
griefe
I
have
,
because
thy
wrath
is
forth
against
me
gone
;
And
in
my
bones
there
is
no
rest
,
for
sin
that
I
have
done
.
verse
4
Because
gone
up
above
mine
head
my
great
transgressions
be
;
And
,
as
a
weighty
burden
,
they
too
heavie
are
for
me
.
verse
5
My
wounds
do
stink
,
and
are
corrupt
,
they
very
loathsome
be
;
Because
my
foolishnesse
and
sin
have
loathsome
been
to
thee
.
verse
6
I
troubled
and
tormented
am
,
and
much
how'd
downe
am
I
;
And
in
great
paine
I
all
the
day
go
mourning
heavily
.
verse
7
A
loathsome
sickness
sills
my
loines
,
my
flesh
hath
no
whole
part
:
verse
8
I
feeble
am
,
and
broken
sore
,
I
roare
for
griefe
of
heart
.
verse
9
Thou
know'st
,
Lord
,
my
desire
,
my
groans
,
are
open
in
thy
sight
:
verse
10
My
heart
doth
pant
,
my
strength
doth
faile
,
mine
eies
have
lost
their
light
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
My
friends
and
lovers
from
my
sore
aloofe
off
standing
are
:
Those
that
to
me
before
were
neere
,
now
stand
from
the
afarre
.
verse
12
They
that
did
seek
my
life
,
laid
snares
,
and
they
that
sought
the
way
To
do
me
hurt
,
spake
lies
,
and
thought
on
treason
all
the
day
.
verse
13
But
as
one
deaf
,
that
heard
it
not
,
I
suffered
all
to
passe
;
As
a
dumb
man
I
did
become
,
whose
mouth
not
opened
was
.
verse
14
As
one
that
heares
not
,
in
whose
mouth
reproofes
not
framed
be
:
verse
15
For
,
Lord
,
I
wait
on
thee
,
and
thou
my
God
wilt
answer
me
.
verse
16
For
I
have
prayed
that
my
foes
rejoyce
not
over
mee
;
Nor
magnifie
themselves
,
when
they
my
foot
to
slip
do
see
.
verse
17
For
by
the
greatnesse
of
my
griefe
ready
to
halt
am
I
;
My
vexing
sorrow
in
my
sight
appeares
continually
.
verse
18
For
I
will
my
transgression
shew
,
and
for
it
I
will
mourne
:
I
will
be
sorry
for
my
sin
,
and
from
it
I
will
turne
,
verse
19
But
yet
mine
enemies
lively
are
,
and
strong
their
power
growes
,
The
number
of
them
doth
increase
that
causlesse
are
my
foes
.
verse
20
They
also
that
most
wickedly
for
good
do
ill
reward
;
Mine
adversaries
are
,
because
what
's
good
I
sollow
hard
.
verse
21
Forsake
me
not
,
my
Lord
,
my
God
,
far
from
me
never
be
;
O
Lord
,
thou
my
salvation
art
,
haste
to
give
help
to
me
.
PSAL.
XXXIX
.
I
Said
,
that
I
would
carefully
take
heed
unto
my
way
;
Lest
with
my
tongue
I
should
offend
and
it
should
go
astray
.
verse
2
As
with
a
bit
I
will
keep
fast
my
mouth
with
force
and
might
;
Not
once
to
whisper
all
the
while
the
wicked
are
in
sight
.
verse
3
I
held
my
tongue
,
and
spake
no
wo●…
but
kept
me
close
and
still
:
Yea
,
from
good
talk
I
did
refraine
,
but
sore
against
my
will.
verse
4
My
heart
grew
hot
within
my
brest
while
I
was
musing
long
;
At
length
the
fire
kindled
was
,
then
spake
I
with
my
tongue
.
verse
5
The
end
and
measure
of
my
daies
to
know
,
Lord
,
teach
me
so
That
I
may
know
how
fraile
I
am
,
and
herce
must
shortly
go
.
verse
6
My
daies
thou
hast
a
hand-bread
m●…
mine
age
is
in
thin
:
eie
As
nothing
,
surely
,
in
his
strength
man
is
but
vanitie
.
verse
7
Man
walketh
like
a
shade
,
and
doth
in
vaine
himselfe
annoy
,
In
getting
goods
,
and
cannot
tell
who
shall
the
same
enjoy
.
verse
8
And
,
Lord
,
for
what
now
do
I
wait
,
what
here
can
profit
me
?
Surely
on
thee
my
soule
doth
wait
,
my
hope
is
all
in
thee
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
Then
,
Lord
,
from
my
transgressions
all
do
thou
deliver
me
;
And
to
the
foolish
a
reproach
,
O
let
me
never
be
.
verse
10
I
was
as
dumb
,
and
to
complaine
no
trouble
might
me
move
;
Because
I
knew
it
was
thy
work
,
who
dost
afflict
in
love
.
verse
11
Lord
,
take
from
me
thy
scourge
and
plague
,
I
can
them
not
withstand
;
I
am
consumed
by
the
blow
of
thy
correcting
hand
.
verse
12
When
with
rebukes
thou
dost
correct
man
for
iniquity
,
Thou
fret'st
his
beauty
like
a
moth
,
all
men
are
vanity
.
verse
13
Lord
,
heare
my
suit
,
and
give
good
heed
,
regard
my
teares
that
fall
:
I
sojourne
like
a
stranger
here
,
as
did
my
fathersall
verse
14
Oh
spare
a
little
,
give
me
space
my
strength
for
to
restore
;
Before
I
go
away
from
hence
,
and
shall
be
seen
no
more
.
PSAL.
XL.
I
Waited
long
,
and
sought
the
Lord
,
and
patiently
did
beare
;
At
length
to
me
he
did
accord
,
my
voice
and
cry
to
heare
.
verse
2
He
took
me
from
a
fearfull
pit
,
and
from
the
miery
clay
;
And
on
a
rock
he
set
my
feet
,
and
he
did
guide
my
way
.
verse
3
To
me
he
taught
a
Psalm
of
praise
,
which
I
must
shew
abroad
;
And
sing
new
songs
of
thanks
alwaies
unto
the
Lord
our
God.
verse
4
These
things
a
multitude
shall
see
,
and
seeing
be
affraid
;
And
fearing
,
to
the
Lord
shall
flee
,
and
trust
in
him
for
aid
.
O
blest
is
he
,
whose
hope
and
heart
fixt
in
the
Lord
remaine
;
That
with
the
proud
doth
take
no
part
,
nor
such
as
lie
and
faine
.
verse
5
O
Lord
my
God
,
full
many
are
the
wonders
thou
hast
done
;
Thy
gracious
thoughts
to
us-ward
far
beyond
mans
thoughts
have
gone
.
So
that
when
I
to
thee
intend
their
number
to
expresse
,
Of
them
then
can
I
find
no
end
,
for
they
are
numberlesse
.
verse
6
Yet
sacrifice
not
to
require
,
nor
offrings
pleas'd
thou
wist
;
No
not
for
sin
,
or
made
by
fire
,
but
pierc't
mine
eares
thou
hast
.
verse
7
And
then
I
said
,
Behold
,
and
look
,
O
Lord
,
I
come
to
thee
:
For
in
the
volume
of
thy
book
thus
it
is
said
of
mee
:
verse
8
Thy
will
and
pleasure
to
fulfill
,
my
God
,
I
do
delight
;
Thy
Law
is
in
my
heart
and
will
,
thy
spirit
there
did
it
write
.
verse
9
Thy
justice
,
and
thy
righteousnes
,
in
great
resorts
I
tell
;
Behold
,
my
tongue
no
time
doth
cease
,
O
Lord
,
thou
know'st
full
well
.
verse
10
Within
my
heart
I
have
not
hid
thy
perfect
righteousnesse
;
But
thy
salvation
shew
I
did
,
and
constant
faithfulnesse
.
The
second
part
.
I
kept
not
close
thy
loving
mind
,
that
no
man
should
it
know
;
The
trust
that
in
thy
truth
I
find
,
to
all
the
Church
I
shew
.
verse
11
Thy
tender
mercy
,
Lord
,
from
me
withhold
not
,
nor
remove
;
But
let
my
safety
come
from
thee
,
and
from
thy
truth
and
love
.
verse
12
For
evils
numberlesse
enfold
,
and
round
encompasse
mee
;
My
sins
on
me
do
take
such
hold
,
that
up
I
cannot
see
.
And
surely
,
many
more
they
be
then
haires
upon
my
head
:
Therefore
my
heart
forsaketh
me
,
and
is
discouraged
.
verse
13
But
of
thy
mercy
,
gracious
Lord
,
be
pleas'd
to
set
me
free
:
O
Lord
,
with
speed
do
thou
afford
thy
saving
help
to
me
.
verse
14
Let
them
sustain
rebuke
and
shame
,
that
seek
my
soule
to
spill
;
Drive
back
my
foes
,
and
them
defame
that
work
or
wish
me
ill
.
verse
15
And
to
reward
their
shame
againe
,
confounded
let
them
be
;
Ev'n
those
that
joying
in
my
paine
do
say
,
Aha
to
me
.
verse
16
Let
them
in
thee
have
joy
&
wealth
,
who
thee
do
seek
alwaies
;
Let
such
as
love
thy
saving
health
still
say
,
To
God
be
praise
.
But
as
for
me
,
right
poore
am
I
,
and
lie
in
need
full
low
;
Yet
God
in
this
my
poverty
doth
think
on
me
,
I
know
.
verse
17
Thou
only
my
deliverer
art
,
my
help
,
and
all
my
stay
:
Therefore
thy
succour
to
impart
,
my
God
,
do
not
delay
.
PSAL.
XLI
.
THe
man
is
blest
that
carefull
is
the
needy
to
consider
:
For
when
the
time
of
trouble
comes
,
the
Lord
will
him
deliver
.
verse
2
The
Lord
will
him
preserve
alive
,
and
blesse
him
in
the
land
;
And
he
will
not
deliver
him
into
his
enemies
hand
.
God
will
him
strengthen
on
the
bed
,
where
he
doth
faint
and
mourne
;
●…nd
in
his
sicknesse
thou
,
O
Lord
,
his
bed
shalt
make
and
turne
.
I
being
pained
,
thus
did
say
,
Have
mercy
,
Lord
,
on
me
;
●…nd
heale
my
soule
,
for
by
my
sins
I
have
offended
thee
.
Of
me
mine
enemies
evill
speak
,
When
shall
he
die
,
they
say
;
〈◊〉
so
his
name
from
off
the
earth
may
vanish
quite
away
.
verse
6
To
see
me
when
he
comes
,
he
speakes
vaine
words
,
but
then
his
〈◊〉
●…oth
heap
up
mischief
,
which
he
tel●…
when
forth
he
doth
depart
.
verse
7
My
foes
against
me
do
conspire
,
and
whisper
secretly
;
●…gainst
me
to
procure
my
hurt
they
plot
maliciously
.
verse
8
Some
foule
disease
to
him
doth
cleave
,
they
say
,
and
some
strange
paine
;
And
surely
now
he
lieth
downe
,
he
shall
not
rise
againe
.
verse
9
Yea
ev'n
mine
owne
familiar
friend
,
that
trusted
w●…
by
me
;
Though
he
did
eat
my
bread
,
his
heele
against
me
lifted
he
.
verse
10
But
,
Lord
,
be
mercifull
to
me
,
and
up
againe
me
raise
;
●…hat
I
may
justly
them
requite
,
according
to
their
waies
.
verse
11
By
this
I
know
,
that
certainly
I
favour'd
am
by
thee
:
Because
mine
enemy
hath
no
cause
to
triumph
over
mee
.
verse
13
But
I
in
mine
integrity
am
stablish't
by
thy
grace
;
And
thou
for
ever
dost
me
set
before
thy
glorious
face
.
verse
13
The
Lord
the
God
of
Israel
,
blest
from
everlasting
be
To
everlasting
,
and
Amen
,
Amen
,
say
gladly
we
.
PSAL.
XLII
.
LIke
as
tho
Hart
doth
pant
and
bray
the
well-springs
to
obtaine
;
So
doth
my
soule
desire
alway
with
thee
,
Lord
,
to
remaine
.
verse
2
My
soule
doth
thirst
,
and
would
draw
neer
the
living
God
of
might
:
Oh
when
shall
I
come
and
appeare
in
presence
of
his
sight
?
verse
3
My
teares
of
sorrow
are
become
my
meat
both
night
and
day
;
While
unto
me
continually
,
Where
is
thy
God
,
they
say
?
verse
4
My
soule
is
powred
out
in
me
,
when
this
I
think
upon
;
That
I
with
the
great
multitude
into
Gods
house
had
gone
.
With
them
into
Gods
house
I
went
,
with
voice
of
joy
and
praise
:
Yea
with
the
multitude
that
kept
the
solemne
holy-daies
.
verse
5
O
why
art
thou
cast
down
,
my
soul
?
what
doth
disquiet
thee
?
Still
hope
in
God
,
for
him
shall
I
yet
praise
for
helping
mee
.
verse
6
My
God
,
my
soul
is
much
cast
down
,
but
on
thee
think
I
will
:
From
Hermonites
,
and
Jordans
land
,
and
from
the
little
hill
.
verse
7
At
thy
great
water-spouts
loud
noise
,
deep
unto
deep
doth
call
;
And
over
me
run
furiously
thy
waves
and
billowes
all
.
verse
8
Yet
God
by
day
shall
mercy
send
,
by
night
give
songs
shall
he
;
And
to
the
God
,
by
whom
I
live
,
my
praier
yet
shall
be
.
verse
9
And
I
will
say
to
God
my
rock
,
Why
me
forget'st
thou
so
?
And
why
do
I
thus
mourning
go
,
oppressed
with
my
foe
?
verse
10
Like
to
a
sword
among
my
bones
their
sharp
reproaches
be
;
While
daily
say
my
foes
to
me
Thy
God
,
now
where
is
he
?
verse
11
O
why
art
thou
cast
down
,
my
soule
▪
why
thus
with
griefe
opprest
?
Art
thou
disquieted
in
me
?
in
God
still
hope
and
rest
.
For
yet
I
know
I
shall
him
praise
,
who
graciously
to
me
,
The
health
is
of
my
countenance
,
yea
mine
owne
God
is
he
.
PSAL.
XLIII
.
O
Lord
,
against
ungodly
men
me
judge
,
and
plea●…
for
me
;
And
from
the
man
of
fraud
and
wrong
,
O
s●…t
me
safe
and
free
:
verse
3
God
of
my
strength
thou
art
,
why
then
thus
cast
me
off
dost
thou
?
Why
for
th'
oppression
of
my
foe
thus
mourning
walk
I
now
?
verse
3
O
send
to
me
thy
light
and
truth
,
and
lead
me
with
thy
grace
;
Which
may
conduct
me
to
thy
h●…l
,
and
to
thy
dwelling
place
.
verse
4
Then
to
Gods
altar
,
yea
to
God
my
chiefe
joy
go
will
I
;
And
on
the
Harp
,
O
God
,
my
God
,
will
praise
thee
thankfully
.
verse
5
Why
art
thou
then
cast
down
,
my
soul
?
what
●…hould
discourage
thee
?
And
why
with
vexing
thoughts
art
thou
disquieted
in
me
?
verse
6
Still
trust
in
God
,
for
him
to
praise
good
●…use
I
yet
shall
have
;
He
of
my
countenance
is
the
health
,
my
God
that
doth
me
save
.
PSAL.
XLIIII
.
O
God
,
we
with
our
ears
have
heard
,
our
fathers
have
us
told
,
What
workes
thou
in
their
daies
hast
done
,
and
in
the
times
of
old
.
verse
2
How
thou
didst
cast
the
Gentiles
out
,
by
thy
owne
mighty
hand
:
Planting
our
fathers
in
their
place
,
and
gav'st
to
them
their
land
.
Not
by
their
sword
,
or
arme
,
the
land
of
promise
they
possest
:
But
by
thy
hand
,
thy
arme
,
and
grace
,
because
thou
lov'st
them
best
.
O
God
,
who
art
my
King
,
command
for
Jacob
victories
:
Through
thee
we
shall
beat
downe
our
foes
,
which
do
against
us
rise
.
For
neither
shall
my
sword
me
save
,
nor
trust
I
in
my
bow
:
But
thou
dost
save
us
from
our
foes
,
and
them
dost
overthrow
.
In
God
we
all
the
day
do
boast
,
and
ever
praise
his
Name
:
But
,
Lord
,
now
thou
hast
cast
us
off
,
and
hast
us
put
to
shame
.
〈◊〉
Thou
with
our
armies
goest
not
forth
,
but
us
thou
now
dost
make
●…o
turne
our
backs
before
our
foes
,
and
they
our
spoiles
do
take
.
〈◊〉
Thou
hast
us
given
up
like
sheep
for
meat
that
slain
must
be
:
●…mong
the
Heathen
far
and
wide
we
scattered
are
by
thee
.
〈◊〉
Thou
sell'st
thy
people
,
yet
to
thee
no
riches
do
arise
:
●…hou
sell'st
them
,
yet
no
wealth
to
thee
is
added
by
their
price
.
〈◊〉
Unto
our
neighbours
a
reproach
thou
hast
us
made
to
be
:
●…hey
mock
us
that
dwell
round
about
,
●…o
them
a
scorne
are
we
.
The
second
part
.
verse
14
Yea
,
thou
among
the
heathen
now
a
by-word
us
dost
make
:
The
Nations
proudly
in
contempt
at
us
their
heads
do
shake
.
verse
15
Thus
my
confusion
hast
thou
made
before
me
still
to
be
;
Thus
comes
it
that
the
shame
of
face
doth
daily
cover
me
.
verse
16
Ev'n
for
his
voice
that
doth
reproach
and
speaketh
blasphemy
;
By
reason
of
th'
avenging
man
,
and
cruell
enemy
.
verse
17
For
all
this
we
forgot
not
thee
,
nor
yet
thy
covenant
brake
:
verse
18
We
turn
not
back
our
hearts
from
thee
,
nor
yet
thy
paths
forsake
.
verse
19
Though
in
the
place
of
Dragons
we
sore
broken
are
by
thee
;
And
though
with
dreadful
shade
of
death
by
thee
we
covered
be
.
verse
20
If
our
Gods
Name
we
had
forgot
,
and
help
of
Idols
sought
:
verse
21
Shall
not
God
search
this
out
,
who
knows
the
hearts
most
secret
thought
?
verse
22
Yea
,
all
the
day
most
cruelly
slaine
for
thy
Name
are
we
;
As
sheep
that
are
for
slaughter
kept
,
so
we
accounted
be
.
verse
23
But
,
Lord
,
awake
,
why
sleepest
thou
?
awoke
,
and
us
deliver
:
verse
24
Arise
,
and
do
not
us
forsale
,
nor
cast
us
off
for
ever
.
verse
25
Why
dost
thou
hide
thy
face
,
and
us
in
griefes
and
wrongs
dost
leave
?
To
dust
our
soule
stoops
down
,
to
earth
our
belly
fast
doth
●…leave
.
verse
26
Arise
,
O
thou
most
gracious
God
,
a
helper
to
us
be
;
We
pray
thee
for
thy
mercies
sake
redeem
and
set
us
free
.
PSAL.
XLV
.
MY
heart
doth
utter
forth
good
matter
in
a
song
;
I
speak
the
things
that
I
have
made
,
which
to
the
King
belong
.
verse
2
My
tongue
shall
be
as
quick
his
honour
to
indite
,
As
is
the
pen
of
any
Scribe
,
that
useth
fast
to
write
.
verse
3
O
fairest
of
all
men
,
grace
in
thy
lips
doth
flow
;
And
therefore
blessings
evermore
on
thee
doth
God
bestow
.
verse
4
Thy
sword
gird
on
thy
thigh
,
thou
that
art
most
of
might
;
Appeare
in
dreadfull
majesty
,
and
in
thy
glory
bright
.
verse
5
Prosper
and
ride
in
state
,
for
meeknesse
,
truth
,
and
right
;
And
thy
right
hand
shall
dreadful
things
bring
forth
before
thy
sight
.
verse
6
In
the
Kings
enemies
heart
sharp
shall
thine
arrowes
be
;
Whereby
the
people
shall
be
forc't
to
fall
downe
under
thee
.
verse
7
Thy
royall
seat
,
O
Lord
,
for
ever
shall
remaine
;
Because
the
scepter
of
thy
raigne
doth
righteousnesse
maintaine
.
verse
8
Because
thou
lov'st
the
right
,
and
dost
the
ill
detest
;
Thy
Lord
God
hath
anointed
thee
with
joy
above
the
rest
.
verse
9
Of
myrrhe
and
savours
sweet
,
a
smell
thy
garments
had
;
Out
of
the
Ivory
palaces
,
whereby
they
made
thee
glad
.
verse
10
And
in
thy
glorious
traine
Kings
daughters
waiting
stand
;
And
thy
faire
Queen
in
precious
gold
doth
stand
at
thy
right
hand
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
O
daughter
,
take
good
heed
,
incline
and
give
good
eare
;
Thou
must
forget
thy
kindred
all
,
and
fathers
house
most
deare
.
verse
12
Thy
beauty
to
the
King
shall
then
delightfull
be
;
And
do
thou
humbly
worship
him
,
because
thy
Lord
is
he
.
verse
13
The
daughters
then
of
Tyre
there
with
a
gift
shall
be
;
And
all
the
wealthy
of
the
land
shall
make
their
suit
to
thee
.
verse
14
The
daughter
of
the
King
is
glorious
all
within
;
Her
outward
garments
which
she
weares
made
of
wrought
gold
have
bin
.
verse
15
She
cometh
to
the
King
in
robes
with
needle
wrought
;
The
Virgins
that
do
follow
her
shall
unto
thee
be
brought
.
verse
16
They
shall
be
brought
with
joy
,
and
mirth
on
every
side
,
Into
the
palace
of
the
King
,
and
there
they
shall
abide
.
verse
17
In
stead
of
parents
deare
,
whom
now
thou
dost
forsake
,
Shall
be
thy
sons
,
whom
Princes
thou
in
all
the
earth
maist
make
.
verse
18
I
will
shew
forth
thy
Name
to
generations
all
.
Therefore
the
people
evermore
to
thee
give
praises
shall
.
PSAL.
XLVI
.
GOd
is
our
strength
,
to
whom
we
flie
,
when
dangers
do
abound
;
A
present
help
,
and
very
nie
in
troubles
he
is
found
.
verse
2
Therefore
we
will
not
be
affraid
,
though
th'
earth
removed
be
;
Though
mountaines
lifted
up
,
and
laid
within
the
seas
we
see
.
verse
3
No
,
though
the
troubled
waves
do
roare
,
and
fearfull
thunders
make
;
Nor
though
the
hills
within
the
shoare
do
at
their
swelling
shake
.
verse
4
A
river
with
his
streames
makes
glad
the
city
of
our
God
;
The
holy
place
,
wherein
he
had
his
dwelling
,
and
abode
.
verse
5
God
doth
in
midst
of
her
remaine
,
nothing
can
her
remove
;
Right
early
God
shall
her
sustaine
,
and
help
her
in
his
love
.
verse
6
The
Heathen
raged
suriously
,
the
Kingdomes
moved
were
:
His
voice
he
uttered
from
on
high
,
the
earth
did
melt
for
feare
.
verse
7
The
Lord
of
hosts
with
us
remaines
,
and
safe
by
him
are
we
;
The
God
of
Jacob
us
sustaines
,
our
refuge
strong
is
he
.
verse
8
Come
,
and
the
works
of
God
behold
,
and
weigh
them
in
your
thought
;
What
desolations
manifold
he
in
the
earth
hath
wrought
.
verse
9
To
the
earths
end
,
when
once
he
speaks
,
wars
he
to
peace
doth
turne
;
The
speare
he
cuts
,
the
bow
he
breaks
,
the
chariots
he
doth
burne
.
verse
10
Be
still
,
and
know
,
that
God
am
I
,
I
will
exalted
be
;
The
Heathen
me
shall
magnifie
,
the
earth
shall
honour
me
.
verse
11
The
Lord
of
hosts
doth
us
defend
,
he
is
our
strength
and
tower
;
On
Jacobs
God
we
do
depend
,
and
on
his
mighty
power
.
PSAL.
XLVII
.
OClap
your
hands
with
one
accord
,
all
people
,
and
rejoyce
;
Be
glad
,
and
shout
unto
the
Lord
with
a
triumphing
voice
.
verse
2
For
God
most
high
right
dreadfull
is
,
all
men
his
subjects
be
;
A
great
and
universall
King
through
all
the
earth
is
he
.
verse
3
And
under
us
he
shall
bring
downe
the
people
mightily
:
And
he
the
Nations
shall
constraine
under
our
feet
to
lye
.
verse
4
That
heritage
for
us
he
chose
,
which
he
did
best
approve
;
A
glorious
lot
for
Israel
,
whom
he
did
dearly
love
.
verse
5
Our
God
ascended
up
on
h●…e
with
joy
and
pleasant
noise
,
The
Lord
go'th
up
above
the
skie
with
trumpets
royall
voice
.
verse
6
Sing
praises
unto
God
sing
praise
,
sing
praises
to
our
King
:
verse
7
The
praise
of
God
,
the
earths
great
King
,
with
understanding
sing
.
verse
8
God
on
the
Heathen
reignes
,
and
sits
upon
his
holy
Throne
:
The
Princes
of
the
people
are
made
with
Gods
people
one
.
verse
9
They
gathered
are
to
Abrahams
God
,
who
dwelling
up
on
hye
:
The
Shields
of
all
the
earth
doth
keep
,
and
rules
it
mightily
.
PSAL.
XLVIII
.
GReat
is
the
Lord
,
&
with
great
praise
to
be
advanced
still
:
●…thin
the
City
of
our
God
upon
his
holy
hill
.
verse
2
Mount
Sion
is
a
pleasant
place
,
it
gladdeth
all
the
land
;
The
City
of
the
mighty
King
on
her
North-side
doth
stand
.
verse
3
A
refuge
in
her
palaces
,
well
knowne
is
God
most
Hye
:
verse
4
For
lo
,
the
Kings
assembled
were
,
together
past
they
by
.
verse
5
They
viewed
it
,
and
having
view'd
,
they
wondring
would
not
stay
:
But
being
troubled
at
the
sight
,
they
thence
did
haste
away
.
verse
6
Great
terror
there
took
hold
on
them
,
they
were
possest
with
feare
.
Their
griese
was
like
a
womans
paine
,
when
she
a
child
doth
beare
.
verse
7
Tempestuous
winds
the
ships
doe
break
,
if
once
thou
●…o
but
speak
.
The
strongest
ships
of
Tarshish
thou
with
an
Fast
wind
dost
break
.
verse
8
In
the
Lords
City
we
have
seen
,
as
we
have
heard
before
:
Ev'n
in
Gods
City
,
which
he
will
establish
evermore
.
verse
9
Within
thy
Temple
,
gracious
Lord
,
with
comfort
we
have
thought
Of
thy
great
kindnesse
,
and
thy
love
,
which
humbly
there
we
sought
.
verse
10
Lord
,
as
thy
Name
,
even
so
thy
praise
runs
to
the
utmost
land
;
And
with
abundant
righteousnes
thou
sillest
thy
right
hand
.
verse
11
Let
Sion
Mount
rejoyce
,
because
thy
judgements
it
doth
see
;
Of
Judah
let
the
daughters
all
with
gladnesse
filled
be
.
verse
12
Go
walk
about
all
Sion
hill
,
yea
round
about
her
go
;
And
tell
the
towers
that
thereupon
are
builded
on
a
row
.
verse
13
Consider
her
faire
palaces
,
her
bulwarks
mark
ye
well
;
That
to
the
following
age
ye
may
her
strength
and
beauty
tell
.
verse
14
Because
this
God
is
ours
,
our
God
for
evermore
is
he
▪
He
will
not
leave
us
,
but
ourguide
ev'n
unto
death
will
be
.
PSAL.
XLIX
.
HEare
this
all
people
,
all
give
eare
that
in
the
world
do
dwell
:
verse
2
Both
high
and
low
,
both
rich
&
poor
,
together
mark
it
well
.
verse
3
Because
my
mouth
the
weighty
words
of
wisdome
shall
impart
;
Of
understanding
are
the
thoughts
,
which
iss●…e
from
my
heart
.
verse
4
Unto
an
hidden
parable
I
will
encline
mine
eare
;
●…nd
then
will
open
on
the
Harp
the
secret
which
I
heare
.
verse
5
Why
should
I
,
that
redeemed
am
,
in
ill
daies
feare
or
doubt
:
When
close
my
sins
do
follow
me
,
and
compasse
me
about
?
verse
6
The
rich
indeed
,
who
in
their
wealth
do
only
put
their
trust
;
And
boast
themselves
in
the
great
store
of
riches
that
do
rust
.
verse
7
None
of
these
can
their
brothers
soule
redeem
by
any
way
;
Nor
can
he
for
him
unto
God
an
equall
ransome
pay
.
verse
8
Their
soules
redemption
pretious
is
,
and
left
it
still
must
be
;
Wealth
cannot
make
him
ever
live
,
and
no
corruption
see
.
verse
9
Por
that
wise
men
and
brutish
sooles
die
all
,
they
well
perceive
;
verse
10
And
being
dead
,
to
other
men
their
wealth
behind
do
leave
.
verse
11
Yet
their
deep
thought
is
,
that
their
house
continue
ever
shall
;
And
their
faire
dwellings
,
for
their
lands
by
their
owne
names
they
call
.
verse
12
But
yet
in
honour
shall
not
man
abide
continually
;
But
passing
hence
may
be
compar'd
unto
the
beasts
that
dye
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Thus
a
great
folly
plainly
is
their
wisdome
,
and
their
way
;
Yet
their
posterity
approves
what
they
do
fondly
say
.
verse
14
Like
sheep
they
in
the
grave
are
laid
,
and
death
doth
them
devoure
;
And
in
the
morning
shall
the
just
on
them
have
rule
and
power
.
Their
beauty
shall
consume
away
,
and
perish
in
the
grave
;
When
for
a
dwelling
in
the
dust
their
house
they
changed
baye
.
verse
15
But
God
will
surely
me
redeem
from
hands
of
grave
and
hell
:
For
he
at
last
will
me
receive
with
him
in
blisse
to
dwell
.
verse
16
Then
if
a
man
grow
very
rich
,
affraid
thou
must
not
be
;
Nor
when
the
glory
of
his
house
thou
dost
increased
see
.
verse
17
For
he
shall
carry
nothing
hence
,
when
death
his
daies
doth
end
;
Nor
shall
his
glory
after
him
into
the
grave
descend
.
verse
18
Though
he
his
soul
did
seem
to
bless
whiles
he
on
earth
did
live
:
(
For
when
thou
to
thy self
dost
well
,
men
will
thee
praises
giv●…
.
)
verse
19
Yet
shall
he
to
his
fathers
go
,
which
have
been
dead
before
;
Ev'n
to
their
generation
,
who
light
shall
see
no
more
.
verse
20
Thus
man
in
honour
is
,
yet
whiles
he
understands
not
right
His
true
felicity
,
is
like
the
beasts
that
perish
quite
.
PSAL.
L.
THe
mighty
God
the
Lord
spake
,
and
the
earth
did
call
,
From
the
Sun-rising
to
the
place
where
he
doth
set
and
fall
.
verse
2
And
out
of
Sion
hill
,
which
by
the
Grace
divine
Of
beauty
the
perfection
is
,
he
gloriously
doth
●…hine
.
verse
3
Our
God
shall
come
and
speak
,
yea
,
speak
with
power
shall
he
:
Before
him
sire
shall
waste
,
and
stormes
shall
round
about
him
be
.
verse
4
And
to
the
heavens
cleere
he
from
above
shall
call
:
He
to
the
earth
shall
call
,
that
he
may
judge
his
people
all
.
verse
5
Together
let
my
Saints
unto
me
gathered
be
;
Those
that
by
sacrifice
have
made
a
covenant
sirme
with
me
.
verse
6
And
then
the
heavens
shall
his
righteousnes
declare
:
For
God
himself
is
Judge
of
all
,
whose
judgements
righteous
are
.
verse
7
My
people
Israel
heare
speak
will
I
from
on
hie
;
Against
thee
testifie
I
will
:
God
,
even
thy
God
am
I.
verse
8
For
sacrifices
few
thee
blame
I
never
will
,
Nor
for
burnt-offerings
;
for
the
same
appeare
before
me
still
.
verse
9
Think'st
thou
that
I
do
need
thy
cattell
young
or
old
?
Or
else
so
much
desire
to
seed
on
goats
out
of
thy
fold
?
verse
10
The
beasts
are
all
mine
owne
which
in
the
world
abound
;
And
all
the
cattell
which
upon
a
thousand
hills
are
found
.
verse
11
The
fowles
of
mountaines
hie
are
all
to
me
well
knowne
:
Wild
beasts
which
in
the
fields
do
lie
,
ev'n
they
are
all
mine
owne
.
verse
12
Then
need
I
not
to
thee
for
hunger
to
complaine
;
Because
the
world
belongs
to
me
,
and
what
it
doth
containe
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
That
I
the
flesh
of
Bulls
will
eat
once
canst
thou
think
?
Or
else
that
I
to
quench
my
thirst
the
bloud
of
goats
would
drink
.
verse
14
But
rather
to
the
Lord
thanksgiving
offer
thou
;
To
the
most
High
performe
thy
word
,
and
fully
pay
thy
vow
.
verse
15
And
do
thou
call
on
me
in
all
thy
troublous
daies
;
And
then
I
will
deliver
thee
,
●…nd
thou
shalt
give
me
praise
.
verse
16
But
to
the
wicked
traine
,
which
talk
of
God
each
day
;
And
yet
their
works
are
soule
and
vaine
,
to
them
the
Lord
will
say
:
verse
17
With
what
a
face
dar'st
thou
my
word
once
speak
,
or
name
?
Why
doth
thy
talk
my
Law
allow
,
thy
deeds
deny
the
same
?
verse
18
Whereas
for
to
amend
thy
life
thou
art
so
slack
:
My
word
,
which
thou
dost
thus
pretend
,
is
cast
behind
thy
back
.
verse
19
If
thou
a
th●…fe
dost
see
,
thou
joyn'st
with
him
in
sin
;
And
with
unclean
adulterers
thou
hast
partaker
bin
.
verse
20
Thy
mouth
maliciously
to
evill
thou
dost
give
:
verse
21
Thy
tongue
thy
neighbour
to
deceive
by
crafty
words
doth
strive
.
verse
22
Against
thy
brother
neere
thou
sitting
downe
dost
speak
;
Thy
tongue
against
thy
mothers
son
in
slanders
forth
doth
break
.
verse
23
These
things
thus
hast
thou
done
,
and
I
have
silent
bin
;
Thou
thought'st
that
I
was
like
to
thee
,
who
dost
delight
in
sin
.
verse
24
But
I
will
thee
reprove
for
thine
iniquities
;
And
I
will
them
in
order
set
plainly
before
thine
eies
.
verse
25
Consider
this
with
feare
,
ye
that
forget
the
Lord
;
Lest
into
pieces
you
he
teare
,
when
none
can
help
afford
.
verse
26
Whoso
doth
offer
praise
,
he
glorifieth
me
;
And
he
that
doth
uprightly
walk
,
shall
Gods
salvation
see
.
PSAL.
LI.
ACcording
tothy
goodnesse
great
have
mercy
,
Lord
,
on
me
;
Blot
out
my
sins
,
for
numberlesse
thy
tender
mercies
be
.
verse
2
From
mine
iniquity
and
sin
,
Lord
,
throughly
wash
thou
mee
:
For
my
transgressions
,
I
consesse
,
my
sin
I
ever
see
.
verse
3
Against
thee
,
thee
alone
have
I
sin'd
,
and
transgrest
thy
Law
;
Before
thee
evill
have
I
done
,
thy
glorious
eies
it
saw
.
verse
4
That
when
thou
sentence
dost
pronounce
,
thou
justifi'd
maist
be
;
And
wholly
cleere
,
when
thou
for
sin
dost
judge
and
chasten
me
.
B●…hold
,
in
wickednesse
my
shape
and
being
I
receiv'd
;
●…infull
of
sin
,
and
flesh
of
flesh
my
mother
me
conceiv'd
.
But
●…o
,
the
truth
in
inward
parts
〈◊〉
pleasant
unto
thee
;
And
secrets
of
thy
wisdome
thou
revealed
hast
to
mee
.
verse
7
With
hysope
(
Lord
)
besprinkle
me
I
shall
be
cleansed
so
:
Yea
,
wash
thou
me
,
and
so
I
shall
be
whiter
then
the
snow
.
verse
8
Of
joy
and
gladnesse
make
thou
mee
to
heare
the
pleasant
voice
;
That
so
the
bruised
bones
,
which
thou
hast
broken
,
may
rejoyce
.
verse
9
From
the
beholding
of
my
sins
,
Lord
,
turne
away
thy
face
;
And
all
my
deeds
of
wickednesse
do
utterly
deface
.
verse
10
O
God
,
create
in
me
a
heart
unspotted
in
thy
sight
;
Within
my
bowels
,
Lord
,
renew
a
spirit
sound
and
right
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Cast
me
not
from
thy
sight
,
nor
t●…
thy
holy
spirit
away
;
The
joy
of
thy
salvation
give
me
againe
I
pray
.
verse
12
With
thy
free
spirit
me
still
up●…
transgressors
then
of
mee
Shall
learn
thy
waies
,
and
sinners
sh●…
be
turned
unto
thee
.
verse
13
O
God
,
that
art
my
Saviour
,
from
bloud
deliver
mee
;
That
praises
of
thy
righteousnesse
my
tongue
may
sing
to
thee
.
verse
14
The
lips
which
sin
fast
close●…
Lord
,
open
and
untie
;
My
mouth
shall
freely
speak
thy
praise
,
thus
set
at
libertie
.
verse
15
I
would
have
offered
sacrifice
,
if
that
had
pleased
thee
;
But
pleased
with
burnt-offering
I
know
thou
wilt
not
be
.
verse
16
A
broken
spirit
is
to
God
a
pleasant
sacrifice
:
A
broken
and
a
contrite
heart
,
God
,
thou
wilt
not
despise
.
verse
17
Do
good
to
Sion
in
thy
love
,
and
ever
her
sust●…ine
:
Th
walls
of
thy
Jerusalem
build
thou
,
and
still
maintaine
,
verse
18
The
sacrifice
of
righteousnesse
,
and
off
●…ings
then
to
thee
S●…ll
pleasing
be
,
then
bullocks
shall
laid
on
thine
altar
be
.
PSAL.
LII
.
O
Mighty
man
,
in
wickednesse
why
dost
thou
b●…ast
with
pride
?
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
thou
sure
,
Gods
graciousnesse
for
ever
shall
●…ide
.
verse
2
T●…y
tong●…
doth
utter
what
thy
thought
〈◊〉
c●…tily
:
Like
a
sharp
rasor
it
hath
wrought
●…hiefe
deceitfully
.
verse
3
To
●…vill
more
then
good
thy
love
is
carried
vehemently
;
And
lying
thou
dost
more
approve
t●…en
to
speak
righteously
.
verse
4
Those
deadly
words
thou
lovest
wel●…
that
may
destroy
and
kill
;
And
thy
deceitfull
tongue
doth
tell
the
tales
that
bloud
may
spill
.
verse
5
Thou
likewise
battered
by
Gods
han●…
and
snatch't
away
shalt
be
:
Thee
from
thy
house
,
and
from
the
la●…
of
life
root
out
shall
he
.
verse
6
The
just
with
feare
shall
plainly
see
Gods
judgement
in
thy
fall
;
Yet
for
thy
folly
,
thus
of
thee
with
laughter
say
they
shall
:
verse
7
Behold
the
man
that
would
not
ta●…
the
Lord
for
his
defence
:
But
of
his
goods
his
God
did
make
,
and
sin
his
confidence
.
verse
8
But
like
to
a
green
olive-tree
within
Gods
house
am
I
:
For
in
Gods
mercy
great
shall
be
my
trust
continually
.
verse
9
And
I
,
because
thou
this
hast
done
,
to
praise
thee
will
not
cease
:
And
I
will
wait
thy
Name
upon
,
for
this
thy
Saints
doth
please
.
PSAL.
LIII
.
THe
foolish
man
within
his
heart
hath
said
,
God
there
is
none
:
verse
2
Corrupt
are
they
,
their
deeds
are
v●…
and
good
not
one
hath
done
.
verse
3
The
Lord
upon
the
sons
of
men
from
heav'n
did
cast
his
eye
;
To
see
if
any
one
were
wise
,
and
sought
God
faithfully
.
verse
4
But
they
together
filthy
are
,
and
back
they
all
are
gone
;
And
there
is
none
that
good
doth
work
,
surely
there
is
not
one
.
verse
5
These
workers
of
iniquity
are
they
so
blinded
all
,
That
they
my
people
eat
like
bread
?
on
God
they
do
not
call
.
verse
6
Even
there
they
were
affraid
,
&
stood
with
trembling
all
dismaid
;
Whereas
there
was
no
cause
at
all
,
why
they
should
be
affraid
.
verse
7
For
God
his
bones
that
thee
besieg'd
,
hath
scattered
all
abroad
:
Thou
hast
confounded
them
,
for
they
rejected
are
of
God.
verse
8
O
Lord
,
give
thou
thy
people
health
,
and
thou
,
O
Lord
,
fulfill
Thy
promise
made
to
Israel
,
from
out
of
Sion
hill
.
verse
9
When
God
from
sad
captivity
his
people
shall
set
free
;
Then
Jacob
greatly
shall
rejoyce
,
and
Israel
glad
shall
be
.
PSAL.
LIIII
.
LOrd
,
by
thy
Name
deliver
me
,
and
judge
me
by
thy
might
;
Against
those
that
mine
enemies
be
keep
,
and
maintaine
my
right
.
Regard
,
O
Lord
,
and
give
an
eare
to
me
when
I
do
pray
;
Bow
downe
thy selfe
to
me
,
and
heare
the
words
that
I
do
say
.
verse
3
For
strangers
up
against
me
rise
,
and
tyrants
vexe
me
still
;
Which
have
not
God
before
their
eies
,
they
seek
my
soule
to
spill
.
verse
4
But
lo
,
my
God
doth
give
me
aid
,
the
Lord
is
straight
at
hand
:
With
them
,
by
whom
my
soule
is
stai'd
,
the
Lord
doth
ever
stand
.
verse
5
He
shal
with
plagues
reward
my
foes
,
for
me
in
wait
that
lye
:
Yea
,
in
thy
truth
cut
off
all
those
that
watch
me
spitefully
.
verse
6
An
offring
of
free
heart
and
will
,
then
I
to
thee
shall
make
;
And
praise
thy
Name
,
for
therein
still
great
comfort
I
do
take
.
verse
7
The
Lord
hath
cleerly
set
me
free
out
of
my
troubles
all
;
And
now
mine
eye
doth
plainly
see
my
soes
expected
fall
.
PSAL.
LV.
O
God
,
give
eare
,
and
do
apply
to
heare
me
when
I
pray
;
And
when
to
thee
I
call
and
cry
,
hide
not
thy selfe
away
.
verse
2
Take
heed
to
me
,
grant
my
request
,
and
answer
me
againe
:
With
plaints
I
pray
full
sore
opprest
,
great
griefe
doth
me
constraine
.
Mine
enemies
words
affrighting
be
,
the
wicked
me
oppresse
:
They
cast
iniquity
on
me
in
wrath
and
spitefulnesse
.
Great
paine
my
heart
disquieteth
,
it
vexed
is
in
me
:
〈◊〉
terrours
of
untimely
death
upon
me
sallen
be
.
A
trembling
great
,
with
fearfulnesse
do
come
and
seize
on
me
;
●…onour
doth
me
so
much
oppresse
,
I
no
way
out
can
see
.
Then
did
I
say
thus
O
that
I
the
wings
had
of
a
Dove
!
●…m
wrong
then
I
away
would
fly●…
,
and
me
to
rest
remove
.
Lo
,
then
I
would
go
far
away
,
to
●…ee
I
would
not
cease
;
●…ll
with
safety
I
might
stay
in
some
great
wildernesse
.
And
my
escape
more
sure
to
make
,
I
would
be
gone
in
●…aste
;
〈◊〉
me
the
tempest
do
not
take
,
nor
the
fierce
stormy
blast
,
Destroy
,
O
Lord
,
and
do
consound
their
tongues
,
and
them
divide
:
Or
in
their
city
strife
I
found
,
and
violence
I
●…spi'd
.
These
on
the
walls
both
night
&
day
do
go
about
it
round
;
●…d
in
the
midst
doth
mischiefe
stay
,
and
sorrow
doth
abound
.
verse
12
In
midst
thereof
is
wickednesse
,
ev'n
in
the
very
heart
;
And
from
her
streets
deceitfulnesse
and
guile
do
not
depart
.
verse
13
If
enemies
had
reproached
me
,
it
well
en●…ure
I
could
;
If
open
foes
my
scorner●…
be
,
from
such
me
hide
I
would
.
verse
14
But
it
was
thou
,
who
for
a
friend
and
fellow
lately
past
;
And
who
to
guide
me
didst
pretend
,
and
my
acquaintance
wast
.
verse
15
With
whom
I
had
delight
to
talk
in
secret
,
and
abroad
;
And
we
together
oft
did
walk
within
the
house
of
God.
The
second
part
.
verse
16
Let
death
in
baste
upon
them
fall
,
and
send
them
quick
to
hell
:
For
mischiefe
is
among
them
all
,
and
dwelleth
where
they
dwell
:
verse
17
But
I
upon
my
God
will
call
,
of
him
I
help
will
crave
;
And
me
the
Lord
deliver
shall
,
he
surely
shall
me
save
.
verse
18
At
morning
noon
,
and
evening
I
will
pray
in
all
my
feare
:
Yea
,
I
to
him
aloud
will
cry
,
and
he
my
voice
shall
●…eare
.
verse
19
My
soule
in
peace
he
hath
made
si●…
from
warre
against
me
set
;
Because
of
those
that
were
with
me
,
the
multitude
was
great
.
verse
20
The
Lord
shall
heare
when
I
complaine
,
even
he
that
is
of
old
;
And
them
he
shall
afflict
with
paine
,
and
judgements
manifold
.
verse
21
Because
they
have
no
changes
seen
,
but
still
at
rest
they
were
:
Therefore
presumptuous
they
have
been
,
and
God
they
do
not
feare
.
verse
22
Upon
his
friend
he
laid
his
hand
,
with
whom
he
peace
did
make
:
Of
friendship
thus
the
solemne
band
and
covenant
he
brake
.
verse
23
Whiles
in
his
heart
he
●…arbours
war
,
like
butter
are
his
words
:
Whiles
smooth
as
oile
his
speeches
are
;
yet
be
they
sharp
dr●…wn
swords
.
verse
24
Upon
the
Lord
thy
burthen
lay
,
and
thee
sustaine
shall
he
;
His
Saints
he
doth
so
strongly
stay
,
that
mov'd
they
shall
not
be
.
verse
25
But
,
Lord
,
thou
to
the
pit
shalt
drive
men
bloudy
and
unjust
:
For
halfe
their
daies
such
shall
not
live
,
but
I
in
thee
will
trust
.
PSAL.
LVI
.
HAve
mercy
,
Lord
,
on
me
,
I
pray
,
for
man
would
me
devoure
;
He
sighteth
with
me
day
by
day
,
and
troubleth
me
each
houre
.
verse
2
Mine
enemies
in
their
rage
and
spight
would
daily
swallow
me
:
For
those
,
O
thou
most
High
,
that
sight
against
me
,
many
be
.
verse
3
But
when
their
multitude
and
power
most
terrour
strike
on
mee
;
I
even
in
that
time
and
houre
will
put
my
trust
in
thee
.
verse
4
Gods
promise
surely
praise
I
shall
,
my
trust
is
,
Lord
,
in
thee
:
I
therefore
will
not
feare
at
all
what
flesh
can
do
to
mee
.
verse
5
What
things
I
either
did
or
spake
,
they
wrest
them
at
their
will
;
And
all
the
counsell
that
they
take
,
is
how
to
work
me
ill
.
verse
6
They
all
consent
themselves
to
hide
,
close
watch
for
me
to
lay
;
They
spie
my
paths
,
and
snares
have
ti'd
to
take
my
life
away
.
verse
7
Shall
they
by
their
iniquity
escape
from
judgement
free
?
Lord
,
let
the
people
searfully
cast
downe
in
fury
be
.
verse
8
Thou
seest
how
oft
they
made
me
flee
,
and
on
my
teares
dost
look
:
Them
in
a
bottle
keep
by
thee
;
are
they
not
in
thy
book
?
verse
9
My
foes
shall
turn
their
backs
,
when
I
send
up
my
cry
to
thee
;
This
do
I
know
assuredly
,
for
God
doth
sta●…d
for
mee
.
verse
10
In
God
,
performing
what
he
spake
,
I
now
will
praise
his
word
:
His
word
which
thus
he
good
dot●…
mak●…
praise
will
I
in
the
Lord.
verse
11
On
God
alone
my
trust
is
stai'd
,
my
rock
and
rest
is
he
:
Therefore
I
will
not
be
affraid
what
man
can
do
to
me
.
verse
12
Thy
vowes
,
O
Lord
,
upon
me
be
,
and
them
I
shall
fulfill
;
And
hearty
praises
unto
thee
I
gladly
render
will.
verse
13
For
thou
,
my
soul
,
from
deaths
dark
night
,
my
feet
from
falls
dost
free
;
To
walk
before
thee
in
the
light
of
those
that
living
be
.
PSAL.
LVII
.
BF
mercifull
to
me
,
O
Lord
,
be
mercifull
to
me
;
Because
according
to
thy
word
my
so●…le
doth
trust
in
thee
.
verse
2
Yea
,
she
unto
the
shadow
〈◊〉
of
thy
wings
,
her
to
cover
;
Untill
these
sa●…
calamities
be
wholly
passed
over
.
verse
3
To
God
most
High
my
earnest
●…ry
in
praier
sent
shall
be
;
Even
to
that
God
,
who
graciou●…ly
performeth
all
for
me
.
verse
4
From
heaven
shall
his
power
descend
,
to
save
me
from
their
spight
That
would
●…voure
me
,
God
shall
send
his
mercy
,
truth
,
and
might
.
verse
5
With
Lionsf●…ll
of
cruelty
my
troubl●…d
soule
doth
dwell
:
Their
fury
amongst
whom
I
lye
,
is
set
on
fire
of
hell
.
verse
6
These
sons
of
men
are
very
sie●…ce
,
which
seek
to
do
me
wrong
.
Their
teeth
like
speare●…
&
arrows
pierce
a
sharp
sword
is
their
tongue
.
verse
7
Above
the
heavens
thou
,
O
God
,
exalted
be
in
praise
:
Let
men
on
all
the
earth
abroad
aloft
thy
glory
raise
.
verse
8
They
for
my
steps
a
net
did
sit
,
my
soule
did
faint
in
me
;
Before
me
they
have
digg'd
a
pit
,
but
fall'n
therein
they
be
.
verse
9
My
heart
is
fixed
stedfastly
to
praise
thy
works
and
waies
;
My
heart
is
fixed
Lord
,
and
I
will
sing
,
and
give
thee
praise
.
verse
10
Aw●…ke
my
tongue
,
harp
,
psaltery
,
no
longer
silence
keep
:
For
early
God
to
magnifie
I
will
break
off
my
sleep
.
verse
11
Among
the
people
I
will
tell
the
goodnesse
of
my
God
;
And
shew
his
praise
that
doth
excell
,
in
heathen
lands
abroad
.
verse
12
Because
unto
the
heavens
high
thy
mercy
doth
ascend
:
Thy
truth
doth
also
gloriously
unto
the
clouds
extend
.
verse
13
Above
the
heavens
thou
,
O
God
,
exalted
be
in
praise
:
Let
men
on
all
the
earth
abroad
alost
thy
glory
raise
.
PSAL.
LVIII
.
YE
Rulers
,
that
are
put
in
trust
,
to
judge
of
wrong
and
right
:
Be
all
your
judgements
true
and
just
,
not
knowing
gift
,
or
might
?
verse
2
Nay
,
in
your
hearts
you
plot
&
muse
to
work
unrighteousnesse
;
And
violence
in
the
earth
you
use
,
you
with
your
hands
oppresse
.
verse
3
The
wicked
from
the
very
womb
thus
e●…e
out
of
the
way
;
As
soon
as
to
the
world
they
come
,
in
lies
they
go
astray
.
verse
4
In
them
the
po●…son
we
may
see
of
Serpents
to
appeare
;
And
like
the
Adder
deafe
they
be
,
which
fast
doth
stop
his
eare
.
verse
5
That
so
th●…
vo●…ce
he
may
not
heare
of
one
that
charme
him
would
;
No
▪
not
though
he
most
cunning
were
,
and
cha●…me
most
wisely
could
.
verse
6
Lord
,
let
their
teeth
by
thy
great
might
in
their
mouth
broken
be
:
Let
the
young
Lions
jawes
be
quite
asunder
●…orne
by
thee
.
verse
7
Let
them
as
streames
,
that
running
are
away
,
so
melt
and
slide
;
And
when
their
arrowes
they
prepare
,
in
pieces
them
divide
.
verse
8
As
Snailes
do
melt
and
waste
away
,
consum'd
so
let
them
be
;
That
,
as
a
birth
untimely
,
they
the
Sun
may
never
see
.
verse
9
Ere
to
their
pots
thorns
heat
can
give
▪
he
takes
them
hence
in
haste
;
His
whirlwind
takes
them
hence
alive
,
and
his
wraths
dreadfull
blast
.
verse
10
The
righteous
shall
be
joyfull
then
,
when
he
doth
vengeance
see
;
And
in
the
bloud
of
wicked
men
his
feet
shall
washed
be
.
verse
11
Then
shall
men
s●…
,
that
verily
the
Saints
reward
shall
find
;
And
that
a
God
is
certainly
the
Judge
of
all
mankind
.
PSAL.
LIX
.
FRom
all
my
cruell
enemies
,
my
God
,
deliver
me
;
From
all
that
do
against
me
rise
,
let
me
be
kept
by
thee
.
verse
2
From
those
that
work
iniquity
in
mercy
set
me
free
:
From
men
of
bloud
and
cruelty
,
save
and
deliver
mee
.
verse
3
For
●…o
,
in
wait
for
me
they
lye
,
the
mighty
do
combine
;
Against
me
●…deservedly
,
and
for
no
fault
of
mine
.
verse
4
The●…●…un
,
and
do
prepare
for
war
,
when
I
give
no
offence
;
Awake
,
and
from
me
be
not
far
,
look
out
for
my
defence
.
verse
5
Most
mighty
God
of
Israel
,
to
judge
the
world
awake
;
Spare
none
that
wilfully
rebell
,
but
on
them
vengeance
take
.
verse
6
At
evening
they
returne
againe
,
as
dogs
a
no●…se
they
make
;
About
the
city
food
to
gaine
,
their
hungry
walk
they
take
.
verse
7
Behold
,
their
mouths
belch
cruelty
,
and
in
their
lips
are
swords
;
For
who
,
say
they
,
is
here
so
nigh
,
that
he
can
heare
our
words
?
verse
8
But
laugh
at
them
they
wisdome
shall
,
while
thus
their
sins
they
hide
:
The
unbeleeving
〈◊〉
all
,
O
Lord
,
thou
shalt
de●…ide
.
verse
9
Because
mine
enemies
mighty
be
,
therefore
with
confidence
I
will
depend
,
and
wait
on
thee
,
for
God
is
my
defence
.
verse
10
The
God
of
all
my
mercy
me
with
favour
shall
prevent
;
That
I
upon
my
soes
may
see
deserved
punishment
.
The
seco●…d
part
.
verse
11
Slay
them
not
,
lest
from
mind
it
slide
,
disperse
them
by
thy
power
;
And
bring
them
down
in
all
their
pride
,
O
Lord
our
shield
and
tower
.
verse
12
For
wicked
words
,
for
their
mouthes
sin
,
let
their
owne
pride
them
take
:
Their
lips
to
cursing
us'd
have
bin
,
and
their
mouth
lies
to
make
.
verse
13
Consume
them
wholly
in
thy
wrath
,
and
cause
them
not
to
be
;
That
God
all
rule
in
Jacob
hath
,
so
let
them
plainly
see
.
verse
14
At
evening
they
returne
againe
,
like
dogs
a
noise
they
make
;
About
the
City
food
to
gaine
,
their
hungry
walk
they
take
.
verse
15
And
let
them
wander
to
and
fro
,
and
seek
for
food
to
eat
:
And
grudge
when
they
do
hungry
grow
,
and
be
not
fill'd
with
meat
.
verse
16
But
I
thy
power
,
I
early
will
aloud
thy
mercy
praise
:
For
thou
hast
been
my
refuge
still
,
and
help
in
troublous
daies
.
verse
17
Thou
art
my
strength
,
thou
hast
mee
sta●…'d
,
and
I
will
sing
to
thee
:
For
God
is
my
defence
and
aid
,
a
gracious
God
to
me
.
PSAL.
LX.
LOrd
,
thou
of
late
us
off
●…ast
cast
,
and
scattered
us
abroad
:
For
thou
with
us
displeased
wast
,
returne
to
us
,
O
God.
verse
2
Thy
wrath
did
make
the
earth
to
quake
,
and
it
thine
angerbrake
;
Yet
whole
the
breaches
of
it
make
,
for
it
doth
greatly
shake
.
verse
3
Thou
with
hard
things
affrightest
thus
the
people
that
are
thine
;
And
thou
hast
given
unto
us
a
drink
of
deadly
wine
.
verse
4
But
yet
to
those
that
do
thee
feare
,
a
banner
thou
didst
send
;
That
it
displaid
might
witnesse
beare
,
thou
dost
the
truth
defend
.
verse
5
That
so
those
who
to
thee
are
deare
delivered
may
be
:
O
save
with
thy
right
hand
,
and
heare
when
I
do
pray
to
thee
.
verse
6
God
spake
thus
from
his
holy
hill
,
my
joy
shall
now
be
great
;
Sichem
in
parts
divide
I
will
;
and
Succoths
valley
mete
.
verse
7
Gilead
I
claime
as
mine
by
right
,
Manass●…h
mine
shall
be
:
Ephraim
is
of
my
hea●…
the
might
,
Judah
gives
lawes
for
me
.
verse
8
Moab
I
for
my
wash-pot
take
,
and
Edom
over
thee
I
cast
my
shoe
,
Philistia
make
a
shout
because
of
me
.
verse
9
Into
the
City
fortisi'd
who
will
me
safely
bring
?
Who
into
Edom
will
me
guide
,
to
enter
conquering
?
verse
10
Wilt
not
thou
,
Lord
which
heretofore
hast
seemed
us
to
late
.
Thou
,
Lord
,
who
with
our
hosts
no
more
hast
marched
forth
of
late
.
verse
11
O
give
us
help
,
most
gracious
Lord
,
from
trouble
set
us
free
;
Because
the
help
which
men
afford
we
find
most
vaine
to
be
.
verse
12
And
now
through
God
incouraged
we
shall
do
valiantly
:
For
he
our
enemies
down
shall
tread
,
and
make
them
low
to
lye
.
PSAL.
LXI
.
REgard
(
O
Lord
)
for
I
complaine
,
and
make
my
suit
to
thee
;
Let
not
my
praier
ascend
in
vaine
,
but
give
an
eare
to
me
.
verse
2
From
the
earths
end
,
and
utmost
part
,
cry
will
I
unto
thee
;
When
with
the
weight
of
grief
my
heart
is
overwhelm'd
in
me
.
verse
3
Unto
that
●…ock
conduct
me
now
,
that
higher
is
then
I
:
For
my
strong
tower
and
fort
wast
thou
against
mine
enemy
.
verse
4
And
in
thy
tabernacle
still
I
gladly
will
abide
:
Under
thy
wings
I
ever
will
my selfe
in
safety
hide
.
verse
5
For
thou
,
O
God
,
my
vows
didst
hear
,
and
of
thy
bounty
free
;
Thou
giv'st
with
those
thy
Name
that
fear
,
an
heritage
to
me
.
verse
6
Daies
added
unto
daies
to
see
,
thou
to
the
King
shalt
give
;
Like
many
generations
be
the
yeares
which
he
shall
live
.
verse
7
Before
the
Lord
a
dwelling
place
for
ever
he
shall
have
:
Prepare
thy
mercy
,
truth
,
and
grace
,
him
to
preserve
and
save
.
So
ever
thankfully
I
will
sing
praises
to
thy
Name
;
●…at
all
my
vowes
I
may
fulfill
,
and
daily
pay
the
same
.
PSAL.
LXII
.
TRuly
my
soule
doth
wait
upon
the
high
and
holy
One
;
●…ecause
all
my
salvation
doth
come
from
him
alone
.
He
only
is
my
rock
and
tower
,
my
Saviour
is
he
:
●…e
is
my
strength
,
and
with
no
power
I
greatly
mov'd
shall
be
.
verse
3
To
hurt
a
man
why
study
ye
?
●…e
●…hall
be
slaughtered
all
:
For
as
a
rotten
hedge
ye
be
,
and
like
a
tottering
wall
.
verse
4
They
plot
th●…
servant
down
to
presse
,
they
do
delight
to
l●…e
;
When
with
their
mouth
they
seem
to
blesse
,
then
curse
they
inwardly
.
verse
5
But
thou
,
my
soule
,
still
wait
upon
the
Lord
,
and
him
attend
;
Because
my
expectation
doth
all
on
him
depend
.
verse
6
He
only
is
my
rock
and
tower
,
my
Saviour
is
he
;
He
is
my
strength
,
and
by
no
power
I
now
shall
moved
be
.
verse
7
In
God
doth
my
salvation
lie
,
my
glory
great
is
he
:
My
rock
of
strength
,
to
God
I
flie
when
dangers
threaten
me
.
verse
8
To
make
him
still
your
trust
and
stay
ye
people
all
accord
;
Poure
out
your
hearts
to
him
,
and
say
,
Our
refuge
is
the
Lord.
verse
9
The
chiefe
of
men
deceitfull
are
,
in
mean
men
is
no
weight
:
With
vanity
do
them
compare
,
and
they
will
prove
more
light
.
verse
10
Trust
not
in
wrong
,
&
let
not
s●…ealth
make
you
unjust
and
vaine
:
Set
not
your
heart
upon
your
wealth
,
when
ye
much
riches
gaine
.
verse
11
God
once
did
speak
,
●…ea
once
againe
,
for
twice
heard
have
I
this
:
That
power
doth
to
God
pertaine
,
and
that
all
strength
is
his
.
verse
12
And
that
high
mercy
,
Lord
,
alone
belongeth
unto
thee
:
For
thou
shalt
give
to
every
one
,
as
here
his
work
shall
be
.
PSAL.
LXIII
.
O
God
,
my
God
,
thou
only
art
a
spring
of
li●…e
to
me
;
And
early
I
for
thee
will
seek
,
my
soule
doth
thirst
for
thee
.
And
in
this
barren
wi●…nesse
,
where
waters
there
are
none
:
My
flesh
doth
greatly
long
for
thee
,
for
thee
I
wish
alone
.
verse
2
That
now
thy
glory
and
thy
power
,
I
with
delight
may
see
:
As
in
thy
house
I
heretofore
have
seen
and
worship't
thee
.
verse
3
Because
thy
mercie
to
thy
Saints
doth
life
it selfe
excell
;
Therefore
my
lips
shall
thankfully
thy
glorious
praises
tell
.
verse
4
Thus
will
I
blesse
thee
while
I
live
,
and
ever
give
thee
praise
;
And
in
thy
Name
lift
up
my
hands
in
praier
all
my
daies
.
verse
5
Even
as
with
marrow
and
with
fat
,
my
soule
shall
filled
be
:
Also
my
mouth
with
joyfull
lips
shall
praises
sing
to
thee
.
verse
6
When
thee
I
musing
on
my
bed
remember
with
delight
;
And
when
on
thee
I
meditate
in
watches
of
the
night
.
verse
7
Because
my
helper
thou
hast
been
,
and
me
preservest
still
;
In
the
safe
shadow
of
thy
wings
,
therefore
rejoyce
I
will.
verse
8
My
longing
soule
doth
follow
hard
,
and
closely
cleave
to
thee
;
And
thou
againe
with
thy
right
hand
in
love
upholdest
me
.
verse
9
But
to
the
grave
they
shall
descend
that
would
my
ruine
see
:
The
sword
shall
slay
them
,
and
a
prey
to
Foxes
they
shall
be
.
verse
10
Yet
shall
the
King
in
God
rejoyc●…
and
all
those
glory
shall
That
worship
him
,
but
stopt
shall
be
the
mouth
of
liars
all
.
PSAL.
LXIIII.
O
Lord
,
unto
my
voice
give
eare
,
when
I
to
thee
do
pray
;
And
sa●…e
preserve
my
soule
from
fe●…
of
●…oes
that
would
me
〈◊〉
.
verse
2
From
secret
plots
of
wicked
soes
,
hi●…e
and
deliver
me
;
And
from
the
rising
up
of
those
that
evill
workers
be
.
verse
3
Who
do
their
tongues
with
mal●…
w●…
and
m●…ke
them
cut
like
swords
;
And
in
whose
bowes
are
●…owes
se●…
,
even
sharp
and
bitte●…
words
.
verse
4
That
so
they
may
shoot
secretly
at
him
that
is
upright
:
At
him
they
do
shoot
suddenly
,
and
do
not
fear●…
thy
sight
.
verse
5
In
ill
themselves
〈◊〉
fortifi●…
,
and
when
their
s●…res
to
lay
They
talk
together
privil●…
,
Who
doth
us
se●…
▪
they
say
.
verse
6
They
search
for
mischiefe
,
yea
for
it
a
perfect
search
they
make
▪
From
the
〈◊〉
depth
and
inmost
wi●…
each
one
his
plots
doth
take
.
verse
7
But
at
them
shall
God●…
arrow
〈◊〉
,
their
craft
he
shall
confound
:
For
wi●…h
his
arrow
suddenly
these
plotters
he
shall
wound
.
verse
8
Yea
,
their
own
tongues
these
men
shall
make
towork
their
owne
decay
:
All
that
them
see
shall
them
forsake
,
and
swif●…ly
flie
away
.
verse
9
For
on
all
men
a
feare
shall
fall
,
Gods
works
they
shall
declare
:
For
wisely
they
consider
shall
,
that
these
his
doings
are
.
verse
10
The
righteous
shall
be
gl●…d
,
and
trust
in
God
,
and
in
his
might
:
And
glory
gr●…atly
shall
the
just
in
heart
,
that
are
upright
.
PSAL.
LXV
.
ON
thee
,
Lord
,
who
dost
Sion
save
,
praise
waits
in
Sion
hill
:
And
all
the
vowes
which
made
they
have
to
thee
they
shall
fulfill
.
verse
2
There
is
no
other
God
,
by
whom
a
praier
heard
may
be
:
Therefore
all
flesh
shall
humbly
come
in
praier
unto
thee
.
verse
3
Iniquities
I
do
confesse
pr●…vailed
over
me
;
Yet
from
sins
great
and
numberlesse
we
shall
b●…
purg'd
by
thee
.
verse
4
Blest
are
thy
chosen
,
whom
thy
grace
plants
in
thy
courts
with
thee
;
With
goodnesse
of
thy
holy
place
and
house
they
fill'd
shall
be
.
verse
5
By
dreadfull
things
thou
righteously
wilt
answer
us
,
O
God
:
On
whom
all
the
earths
ends
rely
,
and
the
seas
far
abroad
.
verse
6
The
mountains
that
excell
in
heigh●…
his
strength
hath
stablished
;
As
with
a
girdle
,
so
with
might
he
is
encompassed
.
verse
7
The
swelling
seas
thou
dost
asswage
and
mak'st
their
streames
full
still
:
Thou
dost
restraine
the
peoples
rage
,
and
●…ul'st
them
at
thy
will.
verse
8
Thy
tokens
the
earths
ends
shall
see
and
seeing
feare
they
shall
:
The
rising
Sun
sings
praise
to
thee
,
and
when
he
downe
doth
fall
.
verse
9
The
earth
thou
visit'st
boing
dry
,
and
watrest
with
thy
springs
;
And
so
enrich't
abundantly
by
thee
much
fruit
it
brings
.
Gods
river
doth
▪
it
overflow
,
whose
waters
plen●…eous
are
:
When
for
it
thou
provid●…st
so
,
their
corne
thou
dost
prepare
.
verse
10
By
thee
the
ridges
moisture
take
,
and
furrowes
settled
be
:
W●…th
showers
thou
it
soft
dost
m●…ke
,
the
spring
is
blest
by
thee
.
verse
11
Thus
thou
the
yeare
most
liberally
dost
with
thy
goodnesse
crowne
;
And
thus
on
us
abundant●…y
thy
paths
drop
fatnesse
downe
.
verse
12
They
drop
upon
the
pastures
wide
,
that
do
in
desar●…s
lye
:
The
little
hills
on
every
si
le
rejoyce
right
pleasantly
.
verse
13
With
flocks
the
pastures
clothed
be
,
the
vale●…
with
corne
●…re
clad
;
〈◊〉
now
they
thout
and
sing
to
thee
,
f●…r
thou
hast
made
them
glad
.
PSAL.
LXV●…
.
〈◊〉
men
on
earth
,
in
God
rejoyce
,
with
praise
s●…t
for●…h
his
Name
;
●…oll
both
with
your
heart
and
voice
h●…s
glory
,
and
h●…s
same
.
How
wonderfull
O
Lord
,
say
ye
,
in
〈◊〉
thy
works
thou
art
?
〈◊〉
enemies
shall
bow
down
to
thee
,
tho●…gh
with
a
saining
heart
.
T●…
earth
throughout
shall
worship
thee
,
〈◊〉
earths
〈◊〉
Lord
and
King
;
〈◊〉
thy
Name
shall
praised
be
,
〈◊〉
pr●…se
to
thee
shall
sing
.
All
men
come
forth
,
behold
and
see
what
things
the
Lord
hath
wrought
;
●…k
well
the
wondrous
works
that
he
for
man
to
passe
hath
brought
.
The
sea
to
dry
land
turned
he
,
they
through
the
floud
did
passe
;
〈◊〉
they
past
,
and
there
in
thee
,
Lord
,
great
their
gladnesse
was
.
〈◊〉
rule●…
for
ever
by
his
might
,
his
〈◊〉
all
Nations
see
:
〈◊〉
not
those
that
against
t●…ee
sight
,
in
pride
exalted
be
.
verse
8
O
all
ye
people
,
blesse
our
God
,
and
let
the
cheerfull
voice
Of
his
due
praise
be
heard
abroad
,
in
him
with
thanks
rejoyce
.
verse
9
For
he
our
soule
in
life
doth
hold
;
and
of
his
grace
and
love
Suffers
not
dangers
manifold
our
feet
away
to
move
.
verse
10
For
thou
,
O
Lord
,
hast
proved
us
,
and
as
with
burning
heat
Men
trie
their
silver
,
thou
hast
thus
tri'd
us
with
sorrowes
great
.
verse
11
Thou
hast
us
brought
into
the
net
,
where
we
entangled
were
;
Upon
our
loines
affliction
great
thou
didst
us
make
to
bear
.
verse
12
Over
our
heads
fierce
men
to
ride
were
for
our
triall
sent
;
And
we
distrest
on
every
side
,
through
fire
and
water
went.
Yet
when
we
were
abased
thus
,
and
hopelesse
seem'd
our
case
;
Then
,
ev'n
then
,
forth
thou
broughtest
〈◊〉
into
a
wealthy
place
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Unto
thy
house
resort
will
I
to
off●…
and
to
pray
;
And
the●…e
I
will
my selfe
apply
my
vowe
,
to
thee
to
pay
.
verse
14
Th●…
vowes
that
with
my
mouth
spak●…
in
all
my
griefe
and
smart
:
The
vowes
(
I
say
)
which
I
did
make
in
sorrow
of
my
heart
.
verse
15
Incense
of
rams
and
fatlings
I
will
offer
unto
thee
;
And
goats
with
bullocks
thankfully
by
me
shall
offered
be
.
verse
16
Come
neere
,
and
●…earken
every
one
,
whose
soule
the
Lord
doth
feare
;
And
what
he
for
my
soule
hath
done
,
you
now
from
me
shall
heare
.
verse
17
To
him
in
my
adversitie
I
with
my
mouth
did
crie
;
And
with
my
tongue
I
the
most
Hie
with
praise
did
magnifie
.
verse
18
I
also
watch't
,
lest
any
way
my
heart
might
sin
regard
:
For
then
I
knew
,
when
I
did
pray
,
my
prai'r
would
not
be
heard
.
verse
19
But
God
hath
heard
me
verily
,
and
he
did
well
attend
Unto
my
praiers
,
voice
,
and
crie
,
which
did
to
him
ascend
.
verse
20
And
blessed
be
the
Lord
,
for
he
turnes
not
my
praier
away
;
Nor
doth
his
mercy
turne
from
me
,
for
which
to
him
I
pray
.
PSAL.
LXVII
.
HAve
mercy
on
us
,
Lord
,
and
grant
to
us
thy
grace
;
To
shew
to
us
do
thou
accord
the
brightnesse
of
thy
face
.
verse
2
That
all
the
earth
may
know
the
way
that
leads
to
thee
:
And
all
the
Nations
here
below
thy
saving
health
may
see
.
verse
3
Let
all
the
world
,
O
God
,
give
praise
unto
thy
Name
:
O
let
the
people
all
abroad
extoll
and
la●…d
the
same
.
verse
4
Throughout
the
world
so
wide
,
let
all
rejoyce
with
mirth
:
For
thou
with
truth
and
right
dost
guide
the
Nations
of
the
earth
.
verse
5
Let
all
the
world
,
O
God
,
give
praise
unto
thy
Name
:
O
let
the
people
all
abroa●…
ex●…oll
an●…
land
the
same
.
verse
6
Then
shall
the
eart●…
increase
,
great
store
o●…
fr●…
shall
fall
;
And
then
our
God
,
the
God
of
peace
,
shall
greatly
blesse
us
all
.
verse
7
Yea
,
God
shall
blesse
us
all
,
who
praise
him
with
our
hearts
;
And
men
him
feare
,
and
worship
shall
in
the
earths
utmost
parts
.
PSAL.
LXVIII
.
LEt
God
arise
,
and
let
his
f●…es
be
●…attered
in
their
●…ght
:
An●…
let
them
all
that
do
him
●…te
〈◊〉
●…om
before
his
sight
.
verse
2
As
smo●…k
is
driven
,
so
drive
t●…ou
them
,
〈◊〉
fire
melts
wax●…
away
;
B●…ore
Go●…
face
let
wicked
men
so
perish
an●…
decay
.
verse
3
But
let
the
righteous
men
be
glad
,
ev'n
in
Go●…
glorious
sight
;
L●…
them
rejoyce
,
yea
,
let
the
Saints
rejoyce
with
all
their
might
.
verse
4
To
God
that
on
the
heavens
doth
ride
▪
sing
praise
with
cheerfull
voice
;
And
by
his
Name
of
Jah
him
praise
,
before
his
face
rejoyce
.
verse
5
A
father
of
the
fatherlesse
,
the
widowes
Judge
is
he
;
〈◊〉
God
in
his
most
holy
place
,
who
thence
doth
all
men
see
.
verse
6
The
solitary
God
doth
set
in
familie●…
,
and
from
bands
The
chain'd
doth
free
;
while
rebels
dwell
in
dry
and
desart
lands
.
verse
7
When
thou
didst
go
before
thy
flock
▪
set
free
from
great
distresse
;
●…ching
before
them
as
their
guide
t●…rough
the
great
wildernesse
:
verse
8
Then
did
thy
presence
shake
the
earth
▪
then
drops
from
heaven
fell
:
Sin●…i
did
shake
before
the
Lord
,
the
God
of
Israel
.
verse
9
But
,
Lord
,
thou
to
thine
heritage
didst
send
a
plenteous
raine
;
Whereby
when
weary
it
became
,
it
was
refresh't
againe
.
verse
10
Thy
congregation
dwelt
therein
,
for
thy
especiall
grace
,
O
God
,
for
thy
poore
people
there
prepar'd
a
dwelling
place
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
The
word
was
given
us
from
above
by
our
almighty
God
:
Great
was
the
company
of
those
that
publish't
it
abroad
.
verse
12
The
Kings
of
armies
fled
apace
,
they
●…led
,
and
would
not
stay
;
And
she
that
tarried
then
at
home
,
did
take
and
part
the
prey
.
verse
13
And
though
ye
lay
among
the
pots
,
like
Doves
ye
shall
appeare
;
Whose
wings
with
silver
,
and
with
gold
whole
feathers
covered
were
.
verse
14
When
the
Almighty
with
his
power
great
Kings
did
overthrow
;
Then
was
it
like
to
Salmon
hill
,
when
it
was
white
with
snow
.
verse
15
The
hill
of
God
,
as
Basan
hill
,
mounts
up
towards
the
skie
;
As
Basan
hill
,
so
is
his
hill
exalted
up
on
hie
.
verse
16
Why
leap
ye
so
,
ye
mountaines
hie
?
this
is
Gods
loved
hill
;
Where
he
desires
to
dwell
,
and
where
he
dwell
for
ever
will.
verse
17
Gods
chariots
twenty
thousands
are
,
his
angels
thousands
be
;
With
them
,
as
in
the
holy
place
,
on
Sinai
mount
is
he
.
verse
18
And
thou
triumphing
gloriously
ascended
hast
on
hie
;
And
with
thee
thou
hast
captive
led
our
sad
captivitie
.
Thou
hast
received
gifts
for
men
,
even
those
that
did
rebell
:
That
being
turned
to
the
Lord
,
the
Lord
with
them
may
dwell
.
verse
19
Blessed
be
God
,
with
whose
great
gifts
we
daily
laden
be
;
Blessed
be
God
,
because
alone
our
Saviour
is
he
.
verse
20
He
of
salvation
is
the
God
,
who
is
our
God
most
strong
;
The
issues
from
expected
death
to
God
the
Lord
belong
.
verse
21
But
God
his
enemies
head
shall
wound
,
and
in
his
kindled
wrath
The
hairy
scalp
of
him
that
walkes
still
in
a
sinfull
path
.
The
third
part
.
verse
22
God
said
,
My
people
I
will
bring
againe
from
Basan
hill
:
Yea
,
from
the
seas
devouring
depths
them
bring
againe
I
will.
verse
23
That
in
thy
conquen'd
enemies
bloud
thy
feet
may
dipped
be
;
And
that
while
dogs
do
lick
the
same
,
their
tongues
thou
red
maist
see
.
verse
24
Men
well
have
seen
thy
goings
,
Lord
,
in
majestie
and
glorie
;
How
thou
dost
go
▪
my
God
and
King
,
into
thy
Sanctuarie
.
verse
25
The
singers
first
,
and
next
came
they
on
Instruments
that
play
:
The
Damsels
that
on
Timbrels
plaid
were
with
them
in
the
way
.
verse
26
Now
in
thy
congregations
all
,
O
Israel
,
praise
the
Lord
;
And
Jacobs
whole
pos●…erity
give
thankes
with
one
accord
.
verse
27
There
little
Benjamin
with
their
head
Princes
and
counsell
there
Of
Judah
were
,
there
Zab●…lons
and
Nepthalies
Princes
were
.
verse
28
Thy
word
,
O
God
,
and
thy
comm●…
this
strength
to
us
hath
brought
;
And
,
Lord
,
we
pray
thee
,
strengthen
n●…
what
thou
for
us
hast
wrought
.
verse
29
Thy
Temple
at
Jerusalem
,
and
worship
placed
be
;
Therefore
shall
many
Princes
come
,
and
presents
bring
to
thee
.
verse
30
Rebuke
the
Spear-mens
company
,
those
Calves
and
Bulls
of
might
;
Make
them
pay
tribute
,
and
confound
those
that
in
war
delight
.
verse
31
Then
shall
the
lords
of
Egypt
come
▪
and
present●…with
them
bring
:
The
Blackmoores
shall
stretch
out
the●…
hand●…
unto
their
Lord
and
King.
verse
32
Yea
,
all
●…e
Kingdomes
of
the
earth
,
sing
praises
to
this
King
:
For
he
is
Lord
of
all
the
earth
,
unto
him
praises
sing
.
verse
33
He
on
the
highest
heaven
rides
,
the
heav'ns
of
old
that
were
:
Yea
,
thence
he
sendsa
mighty
voice
,
a
voice
that
striketh
feare
.
verse
34
Ascribe
ye
strength
unto
the
Lord
▪
his
excellency
he
On
Israel
shewes
,
and
from
the
clouds
his
strength
he
makes
us
see
.
verse
35
Though
dreadfull
from
his
holy
place
▪
v●…
Israels
God
is
●…e
;
Who
gives
his
people
strength
&
power
:
God
therefore
blessed
be
.
PSAL.
LXIX
.
O
God
,
s●…ve
●…nd
deliver
me
,
the
waters
so
increase
,
That
neere
my
soule
the●…
entred
be
;
Lord
,
make
their
rag●…
to
cease
.
verse
2
In
the
dee●…
mire
sink
downe
I
do
,
where
standing
there
●…s
none
;
In
the
deep
waters
while
I
go
,
flouds
me
have
overflowne
.
verse
3
My
crying
now
hath
wearied
me
,
my
throat
therewith
is
drie
;
Mine
eies
do
faile
,
while
long
on
thee
I
wait
,
my
God
most
hi●…
.
verse
4
Those
whom
I
never
injured
,
yet
hatred
beare
to
me
:
Yea
,
more
then
haires
upon
my
head
;
these
men
in
number
be
.
verse
5
And
strong
my
causlesse
enemies
be
,
who
gladly
would
me
slay
;
So
to
restore
they
forced
me
,
what
I
took
not
away
.
verse
6
Mine
errours
and
my
foolishnesse
,
Lord
,
thou
dost
know
,
and
see
My
faults
,
and
all
my
sinfulnesse
cannot
be
hid
from
thee
.
verse
7
Let
not
those
be
asham'd
for
me
,
O
Lord
,
that
wait
on
thee
;
And
let
not
those
that
seek
to
thee
,
for
me
confounded
be
.
verse
8
Because
I
for
thy
sake
alone
do
suffer
this
disgrace
;
And
for
thy
sake
,
and
not
mine
owne
,
shame
covered
hath
my
face
.
verse
9
I
to
my
brethren
am
become
a
stranger
,
and
unknowne
;
One
mother
bare
us
in
her
womb
,
yet
me
they
would
not
owne
.
verse
10
Because
the
zeale
did
eat
up
me
which
to
thy
house
I
bare
:
And
the
reproaches
cast
at
thee
,
upon
me
fallen
are
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
When
I
do
weep
,
yea
when
I
fast
,
for
humbling
of
my
soule
;
This
in
a
scoffe
at
me
is
cast
,
for
this
they
me
controule
.
verse
12
Sackcloth
I
did
my
garment
make
when
I
in
heart
was
sad
:
But
for
a
proverb
me
they
take
,
and
at
my
griefe
are
glad
.
verse
13
They
teare
me
with
their
slandr●…
tongu●…
who
in
the
gate
do
sit
;
On
me
the
drunkards
make
their
song●…
with
wicked
scoffing
wit.
verse
14
But
in
a
gracious
time
to
thee
my
praier
is
,
O
Lord
:
In
thy
great
mercy
heare
thou
me
,
for
thy
true
saying
word
.
verse
15
Pluck
thou
my
feet
out
of
the
mi●…e
,
from
sinking
do
me
keep
;
From
such
as
do
my
hurt
desire
,
and
from
the
waters
deep
.
verse
16
Let
not
the
flouds
me
overflow
,
nor
deeps
downe
swallow
me
:
And
let
not
the
pits
mouth
below
upon
meclosed
be
.
verse
17
Good
is
thy
kindnesse
and
thy
love
,
therefore
give
eare
to
me
:
Lord
,
turne
to
me
,
thy
wrath
remove
,
for
great
thy
mercies
be
.
verse
18
And
do
not
from
thy
servanthide
,
nor
turne
thy
face
away
:
I
am
opprest
on
every
side
,
in
haste
give
eare
I
pray
.
verse
19
Unto
my
troubled
soule
draw
nie
,
redeem
,
and
set
it
free
;
And
from
mine
enemies
tyrannie
,
save
and
deliver
me
.
verse
20
Thou
know'st
all
my
reproach
and
shame
,
thou
seest
my
great
disgrace
;
Mine
enemies
which
procure
the
same
are
all
before
thy
face
.
verse
21
Reproaches
broken
have
my
heart
,
and
I
am
full
of
griefe
:
I
look't
who
pity
would
impart
,
but
none
did
give
reliefe
.
verse
22
But
bitter
gall
in
stead
of
meat
to
me
they
given
have
:
For
drink
,
even
when
my
thirst
was
great
,
sharp
●…inegar
they
gave
.
The
third
part
.
verse
23
Their
table
turn'd
into
a
share
before
them
let
us
see
:
Let
that
by
which
they
well
should
〈◊〉
to
a
trap
changed
be
.
verse
24
And
let
their
eies
so
darkned
be
,
that
sight
may
them
for
sake
;
And
let
th●…
lo●…nes
be
made
by
thee
continually
to
shake
.
verse
25
Powre
out
thine
indignation
upon
them
ve●…emently
:
Let
t●…y
sierce
wrath
them
seize
upon
,
an●…
h●…vie
on
●…hem
lve
▪
verse
26
And
let
their
habitation
be
●…solate
and
waste
;
And
in
their
empty
tents
not
one
inhabitant
be
pla●…t
.
verse
27
For
whom
thou
in
thy
love
d●…
sm●…
they
hate
and
hurt
him
more
.
With
talk
to
grieve
him
they
delight
,
whom
thou
didst
wound
before
.
verse
28
The●…
let
them
adde
iniquity
to
former
wickednesse
;
And
let
them
not
come
happily
into
thy
righteousnesse
.
verse
29
Out
from
the
book
of
living
soul●…
blotted
be
they
by
thee
;
And
never
let
them
in
t●…e
roules
of
just
men
written
be
.
verse
30
But
I
am
poore
,
and
full
of
grie●…
〈◊〉
●…ord
,
to
my
soule
d●…aw
ni●…
:
〈◊〉
thy
salvation
give
●…liefe
,
●…d
〈◊〉
me
up
on
hi●…
,
verse
31
The
Name
of
God
thén
with
a
song
praise
heartily
will
I
;
And
with
thanksgiving
shall
my
tongue
h●…m
greatly
magnifie
.
verse
32
This
sacrifice
of
praise
shall
more
delightfull
be
to
thee
,
Then
of
young
●…ulls
and
oxen
store
,
with
〈◊〉
and
hornes
can
be
.
verse
33
When
this
the
humble
men
shall
see
,
it
joy
to
them
shall
give
;
And
,
Lord
,
all
those
that
seek
for
thee
,
their
heart
shall
ever
live
.
verse
34
Because
the
Lord
the
poor
doth
hear
,
when
they
their
praiers
make
;
And
not
despiseth
〈◊〉
that
were
made
prisoners
for
his
sake
.
verse
35
Therefore
let
he●…ven
his
praises
s●…g
earth
to
him
praises
g●…ve
;
Praise
hi●…
,
ve
sea●…
,
and
ever●…
thing
which
there
do
move
and
live
.
verse
36
For
God
will
surely
Sion
save
,
and
Judahs
cities
build
;
That
men
possession
there
may
have
,
and
houses
may
be
fill'd
.
verse
37
Thy
servants
seed
that
do
thee
feare
,
inherit
shall
the
same
;
And
they
shall
have
their
dwelling
there
,
that
love
thy
blessed
Name
.
PSAL.
LXX
.
O
God
▪
to
me
take
heed
,
I
he●…
of
thee
require
;
O
Lo●…
of
hosts
,
〈◊〉
and
make
speed
,
help
,
help
,
I
thee
desire
.
verse
2
With
shame
confound
them
all
,
that
seek
my
soule
to
spill
:
Rebuke
them
back
with
blame
to
fall
,
that
think
and
wish
me
ill
.
verse
3
Let
them
back
turned
be
,
let
shame
reward
them
still
;
That
in
my
trouble
say
of
me
,
So
,
so
,
we
have
our
will.
verse
4
But
let
them
joyfull
be
in
thee
with
joy
and
wealth
,
Which
only
trust
and
seek
to
thee
,
and
to
thy
saving
health
.
verse
5
That
they
may
say
alwaies
,
in
mirth
and
one
accord
;
All
glory
,
honour
,
laud
,
and
praise
be
given
to
thee
,
O
Lord.
verse
6
But
I
am
weak
and
poore
,
come
,
Lord
,
thine
aid
I
lack
:
Thou
art
my
stay
and
help
,
therefore
make
speed
,
and
be
not
slack
.
PSAL.
LXXI
.
MY
Lord
my
God
,
in
all
distresse
my
hope
is
whole
in
thee
,
Then
let
no
shame
my
soule
oppresse
,
nor
once
take
hold
on
me
.
verse
2
Deliver
me
,
and
set
me
free
●…n
thine
owne
righteousnesse
;
Give
eare
to
me
,
my
Saviour
be
,
when
men
would
me
oppresse
.
verse
3
Be
thou
my
rock
,
where
I
may
have
all
times
a
safe
resort
:
Thou
gav'st
commandment
me
to
save
,
O
thou
my
strength
and
fort
.
verse
4
From
wicked
men
,
and
all
their
might
,
my
God
,
deliver
me
;
From
hands
of
them
that
hate
the
right
,
from
cruell
men
me
free
.
verse
5
For
thou
,
Almighty
Lord
,
art
now
my
hope
me
to
defend
:
Yea
from
my
youth
my
trust
art
thou
,
on
thee
I
did
depend
.
verse
6
Thou
didst
sustain
me
from
the
womb
,
and
by
thy
power
and
will
I
from
my
mothers
bowel
▪
did
come
,
and
I
will
praise
thee
still
.
verse
7
Me
as
a
wonder
many
see
,
for
strange
they
think
my
case
;
Yet
still
by
faith
I
flie
to
thee
,
thou
art
my
hiding
place
.
verse
8
And
,
gracious
Lord
,
my
mouth
and
tongue
,
fill
with
thy
praises
still
:
My
mouth
and
tongue
all
the
day
long
▪
let
thine
high
honour
●…ill
.
verse
9
O
do
not
cast
me
off
from
thee
,
when
yeares
me
old
do
make
;
And
when
my
strength
doth
faile
in
me
,
then
do
not
me
forsake
.
verse
10
For
lo
,
mine
enemies
bitterly
against
thy
servant
spake
:
They
for
my
soule
in
wait
that
lye
,
together
counsell
take
.
verse
11
They
said
,
God
doth
him
now
forsake
,
and
he
is
left
alone
:
Him
let
us
persecute
and
take
,
now
God
from
him
is
gone
.
verse
12
But
,
Lord
,
though
thou
art
gone
,
they
say
,
farre
from
me
never
he
:
Yea
now
,
my
God
,
without
delay
come
to
give
help
to
me
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Confound
thou
,
&
consume
my
so●…
,
that
me
do
seek
to
kill
:
And
let
dishonour
co●…er
those
,
that
think
and
wish
me
ill
.
verse
14
Surely
with
considence
will
I
still
hope
and
wait
on
thee
;
And
to
thy
praise
continually
new
praise
shall
added
be
.
verse
15
And
all
the
day
I
will
not
cease
thy
righteousnsse
to
shew
,
And
thy
salvation
;
for
of
these
an
end
I
never
knew
.
verse
16
Lord
,
in
thy
strength
I
will
go
on
,
defended
still
by
thee
;
And
thy
pure
righteousnesse
alone
by
me
shall
mention'd
be
.
verse
17
For
even
from
my
youth
,
O
God
,
I
have
been
taught
by
thee
:
Thy
wonders
●…ith
r●…o
abroad
have
been
declar'd
by
me
.
verse
18
Now
also
when
I
old
am
growne
,
and
when
my
head
is
gray
;
Forsake
me
not
,
thou
Holy
One
,
but
with
me
ever
stay
.
verse
19
Un●…ll
to
those
who
now
do
live
,
●…hy
strength
I
may
declare
;
And
of
thy
power
the
knowledge
give
to
those
unborne
that
are
.
verse
20
O
Lord
,
high
is
thy
righteousnesse
,
and
highly
prais'd
to
be
;
Great
things
thou
dost
,
I
do
confesse
,
Lord
,
who
is
like
to
thee
?
verse
21
Thou
,
who
great
troubles
mad'st
me
know
,
againe
shalt
quicken
me
;
And
●…om
the
depths
of
earth
below
I
shall
be
rais'd
by
thee
.
verse
22
And
thou
my
greatness
shalt
increase
,
my
comforts
shall
abound
:
For
wit●…
thy
comforts
and
thy
peace
,
thou
s●…lt
me
compasse
round
.
verse
23
●…nd
I
will
praise
thy
truth
and
thee
the
Psalt●…ry
upon
:
My
〈◊〉
shall
with
a
song
agree
to
thee
,
O
Holy
One.
verse
24
M●…
lips
great
g●…adnesse
shall
express
,
when
I
shall
sing
to
thee
:
My
soule
shall
shew
great
joyfulnesse
,
wh●…ch
thou
from
death
didst
free
.
verse
25
My
tongue
shall
also
speak
with
joy
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
all
the
day
:
For
th●…se
thou
justly
dost
destroy
,
that
sought
for
my
de●…ay
.
PSAL.
LXXII
.
LOrd
,
give
thy
judgments
to
the
King
,
therein
instruct
him
well
;
And
with
his
Son
in
governing
,
Lord
,
let
thy
justice
dwell
.
verse
2
Then
shall
he
govern
uprightly
,
and
give
thy
people
right
;
Then
shall
he
judge
with
equity
thy
poore
that
have
no
might
.
verse
3
Then
shall
the
mountains
that
are
hye
bring
to
the
people
peace
;
Then
little
hills
shall
fruitfully
by
justice
peace
increase
.
verse
4
And
judge
shall
he
the
poor
&
wea●…
the
needy
he
shall
save
;
And
those
he
shall
in
pieces
break
,
who
them
oppressed
have
.
verse
5
The
people
thee
so
long
shall
feare
,
and
honour
thee
they
shall
;
As
shall
the
Sun
and
Moon
appeare
,
through
generations
all
.
verse
6
Like
rain
upon
the
grasse
new
mown
,
to
us
descend
he
shall
;
And
like
mild
showres
,
whose
water
down
on
the
dry
earth
do
fall
.
verse
7
And
those
that
righteous
are
and
pure
,
shall
flourish
in
his
raigne
:
He
shall
,
while
doth
the
Moon
endure
,
abundant
peace
maintaine
.
verse
8
His
large
and
great
dominion
from
sea
to
sea
extends
:
It
from
the
river
shall
go
on
,
to
the
earths
utmost
ends
.
verse
9
They
that
in
desarts
do
remaine
,
bow
downe
before
him
must
;
His
enemies
that
refuse
his
raigne
,
shall
stoop
,
and
lick
the
dust
.
verse
10
Those
that
the
Kings
of
Tarshish
be
,
those
that
the
Isles
command
:
●…ba's
and
Seba's
Kings
to
thee
shall
bring
gifts
in
their
hand
.
verse
11
Yea
,
and
all
Kings
downe
low
shall
fall
before
his
glorious
sight
:
And
him
shall
serve
the
Nations
all
,
yea
serve
him
with
delight
.
verse
12
For
when
the
needy
to
him
cry
,
his
goodnesse
them
shall
save
;
He
to
the
poore
shall
give
supply
,
who
else
no
helper
have
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
He
taketh
pity
on
the
poore
,
that
are
with
need
opprest
;
He
shall
preserve
them
evermore
,
and
bring
their
soule
to
rest
.
verse
14
And
from
deceipt
and
cruell
might
their
soules
redeem
shall
he
;
Their
bloud
right
precious
in
his
sight
shall
still
esteemed
be
.
verse
15
But
he
shall
live
,
and
gold
shall
they
of
Sheba
to
him
bring
;
And
ever
for
him
shall
they
pray
,
and
daily
blesse
the
King.
verse
16
Of
corne
an
handfull
men
shall
see
to
grow
upon
the
land
;
On
tops
of
mountaines
high
shall
be
the
place
,
where
it
shall
stand
.
verse
17
And
yet
like
Lebanons
trees
shal
shake
the
fruit
,
when
winds
do
blow
;
Those
of
the
City
will
he
make
like
grasse
to
spring
and
grow
.
verse
18
His
Name
shall
be
continued
still
,
last
like
the
Sun
it
shall
:
He
men
shall
blesse
;
him
also
will
all
Nations
blessed
call
.
verse
19
The
mighty
Lord
still
blessed
be
,
the
God
of
Israel
:
For
wondrous
works
alone
doth
he
,
and
●…e
doth
all
excell
.
verse
20
Yea
blest
his
glorious
Name
be
〈◊〉
by
Angels
and
by
men
;
Let
the
whole
earth
his
glory
fill
,
say
all
,
Amen
,
Amen
.
PSAL.
LXXIII
.
TRuly
to
Israel
God
is
good
,
yea
gracious
is
he
:
To
all
that
in
their
heart
upright
,
and
clean
before
him
by
.
verse
2
But
as
for
me
my
failing
feet
were
almost
gone
aside
;
My
wavering
and
unstedfast
steps
,
now
ready
were
to
slide
.
verse
3
For
at
the
fools
that
flourished
I
fre●…ed
enviously
;
And
at
the
wicked
,
when
I
saw
their
great
prosperity
.
verse
4
For
these
men
walk
at
liberty
,
in
b●…s
they
do
not
dye
;
But
firme
and
flourishing
doth
their
strength
abide
continually
.
verse
5
When
others
deep
in
troubles
are
,
they
are
not
troubled
then
;
Not
are
they
plagued
outwardly
,
like
unto
other
men
.
Therefore
great
pride
like
a
strong
chaine
them
compasseth
about
;
●…nd
,
like
a
garment
violence
doth
cover
them
throughout
.
Their
eies
with
fatnesse
out
do
stand
,
so
full
themselves
they
feed
:
Their
store
of
wealth
is
such
,
that
it
their
wishes
doth
exceed
.
They
are
corrupt
in
heart
and
life
,
and
they
speak
wickedly
Of
their
oppressions
and
their
wrongs
,
yea
they
talk
loftily
.
For
they
against
the
heavens
set
their
mouth
in
daring
talk
:
And
proudly
their
unbrid●…d
tongue
throughout
the
earth
doth
walk
.
●…o
Gods
people
oftentimes
for
this
looks
back
,
and
turnes
about
;
Since
waters
from
so
full
a
cup
to
them
are
powred
out
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
And
thus
they
say
,
How
can
it
be
that
God
doth
all
things
know
?
Or
in
the
Highest
can
there
be
knowledge
of
things
below
?
verse
12
Behold
,
these
the
ungodly
are
,
who
seem
to
live
in
peace
;
And
they
do
prosper
in
the
world
,
in
riches
they
increase
.
verse
13
Then
said
I
,
verily
that
I
my
heart
have
cleans'd
in
vaine
;
And
wash't
my
hands
in
innocence
,
and
did
from
sin
abstaine
.
verse
14
For
contrary
to
these
have
I
been
plagued
every
day
;
And
every
morning
heavily
a
scourge
upon
me
lay
.
verse
15
Yet
if
I
say
,
Thus
will
I
speak
,
behold
,
offend
should
I
Against
thy
people
and
thy
sons
,
that
under
crosses
lye
.
verse
16
But
then
I
this
to
understand
,
my
musing
thoughts
did
bend
:
But
it
so
painfull
was
,
that
I
it
could
not
comprehend
.
verse
17
Untill
into
thy
Sanctuary
I
humbly
went
,
and
then
I
plainly
understood
the
end
of
prosperous
wicked
men
.
verse
18
That
verily
in
slippery
waies
these
men
thou
placed
hast
;
And
that
into
destruction
downe
they
by
thy
hand
are
cast
.
verse
19
As
in
a
moment
how
are
they
to
desolation
brought
?
They
utterly
consumed
are
with
terrours
in
a
thought
.
verse
20
And
like
a
dream
when
one
awakes
,
they
vanish
from
our
eies
:
O
Lord
,
thou
when
thou
shalt
awake
,
their
image
shalt
del●…ise
,
The
third
part
.
verse
21
Yet
thus
mine
heart
was
grieved
then
,
my
mind
was
much
opprest
:
verse
22
So
fond
was
I
and
ignorant
,
and
in
this
point
a
beast
.
verse
23
Neverthelesse
I
do
remaine
continually
with
thee
;
●…hough
I
was
weak
,
by
my
right
hand
thou
,
Lord
,
hast
holden
me
.
verse
24
And
with
thy
counsell
while
I
live
,
thou
shalt
me
guide
aright
;
And
afterward
shalt
me
receive
to
glory
in
thy
sight
.
verse
25
Whom
have
I
for
my
chiefest
good
but
thee
in
heaven
above
;
And
besides
thee
I
none
on
earth
so
much
desire
and
love
.
verse
26
And
though
my
flesh
and
heart
do
faile
,
yet
God
doth
faile
me
never
;
For
my
hearts
strength
is
God
,
and
he
my
portion
is
for
ever
.
verse
27
For
lo
,
they
that
are
far
from
thee
,
most
justly
perish
shall
;
And
those
that
whoring
go
from
thee
,
shall
be
destroied
all
.
verse
28
But
surely
it
is
good
for
me
still
to
draw
neere
to
God
:
I
trust
in
God
,
that
so
I
may
shew
all
thy
works
abroad
.
PSAL.
LXXIIII
.
WHy
art
thou
,
Lord
,
so
long
from
us
▪
in
all
this
danger
deep
?
Why
doth
thine
anger
kindle
thus
at
thine
owne
pasture
sheep
?
verse
2
Think
on
thy
congregation
purchast
of
old
by
thee
;
And
thine
inheritance
think
upon
,
which
thou
from
bonds
didst
free
.
Still
look
upon
thy
chosen
place
,
and
it
remember
well
;
This
Sion
Mount
,
where
of
thy
grace
thou
pleased
wast
to
dwell
.
verse
3
Lift
up
thy
feet
and
come
apace
,
those
utter
ruines
see
;
Which
wrought
within
thy
holy
place
by
wicked
enemies
be
.
verse
4
For
where
thy
congregations
were
,
thine
enemies
roare
and
crie
;
And
they
for
signes
of
triumph
there
,
their
ensignes
set
on
hie
.
verse
5
A
man
was
famous
once
as
he
had
axes
lifted
hie
:
Upon
the
trees
that
thickest
be
,
thy
house
to
beautifie
.
verse
6
But
now
the
carved
work
apace
downe
break
they
with
despight
;
Thy
house
with
axes
to
deface
and
lummers
they
delight
.
verse
7
Thy
house
they
do
consume
with
flame
,
and
to
the
ground
it
c●…st
:
Desiling
it
,
though
once
thy
Name
to
dwell
there
thou
hadst
plac't
.
verse
8
And
thus
they
said
within
their
heart
;
Destroy
them
out
of
hand
;
Then
burnt
they
up
in
every
part
Gods
houses
through
the
land
.
verse
9
Yet
thou
no
signe
of
help
dost
send
,
our
Prophets
all
are
gone
;
To
tell
when
this
our
plague
shall
end
,
among
us
there
is
none
.
The
second
part
.
verse
10
How
long
,
Lord
,
shall
the
enemy
at
thee
reproaches
cast
?
And
shall
his
spitefull
blasphemy
against
thee
ever
last
?
verse
11
Why
is
thy
right
hand
thus
drawne
back
,
and
in
thy
bosome
lies
?
O
pluck
it
out
,
and
be
not
slack
to
strike
thine
enemies
.
verse
12
For
God
is
my
great
King
of
old
,
who
hath
salvation
wrought
;
Amid
the
earth
men
might
behold
what
help
to
his
he
brought
.
verse
13
By
thy
great
strength
divided
was
the
sea
,
when
thou
didst
speak
;
Of
dragons
which
through
waters
passe
,
the
heads
thou
there
didst
break
.
verse
14
And
the
Whales
head
thou
didst
divide
,
although
his
strength
was
great
▪
To
those
in
desarts
that
abide
thou
gavest
him
for
meat
.
verse
15
The
floud
and
fountain
mightily
thou
didst
asunder
cleave
;
And
mighty
rivers
making
dry
,
paths
there
for
thine
didst
leave
.
verse
16
The
shining
day
,
the
shady
night
,
thine
,
and
thine
only
are
;
The
glorious
Sun
,
and
all
the
light
thou
only
didst
prepare
.
verse
17
Thou
dost
appoint
the
ends
&
coasts
of
all
the
earth
about
;
Both
Summer
heat
,
and
winter
frosts
thy
hand
hath
found
them
out
.
The
third
part
.
verse
18
Remember
that
thine
enemies
on
thee
reproaches
lay
;
And
foolish
people
blasphemies
against
thy
Name
do
say
.
verse
19
Thy
Turtles
soul
,
which
sinners
hate
,
do
not
to
them
deliver
;
Thy
congregations
poore
estate
do
not
forget
for
ever
.
verse
20
Regard
thy
covenant
,
and
see
the
land
opprest
doth
lye
;
Ev'n
the
dark
places
filled
be
with
men
of
cruelty
.
verse
21
O
let
not
those
that
are
opprest
,
returne
againe
with
shame
;
But
help
the
needy
and
distrest
,
and
let
them
praise
thy
Name
.
verse
22
The
cause
is
thine
,
O
Lord
,
arise
,
for
thy
cause
pleader
be
:
Remember
how
the
man
unwise
daily
reproacheth
thee
.
verse
23
The
voice
forget
not
of
thy
foes
,
nor
their
proud
blasphemies
;
Because
still
growes
the
rage
of
those
,
that
do
against
thee
rise
.
PSAL.
LXXV
.
TO
thee
,
O
Lord
,
we
thanks
do
give
,
we
do
give
thanks
to
thee
:
For
that
thy
Name
to
us
is
neere
,
we
by
thy
wonders
see
.
verse
2
When
I
th'
assembly
shall
receive
,
uprightly
judge
I
shall
:
The
earth
and
men
therein
do
faint
,
I
stay
her
pillars
all
.
verse
3
I
to
the
foolish
people
said
,
Do
not
deale
foolishly
;
And
to
the
wicked
,
Lift
not
up
the
horne
so
lostily
.
verse
4
Yea
,
lift
not
up
your
●…orne
on
hie
,
despising
those
below
;
And
with
a
stiff-neck
do
not
speak
,
though
you
in
honour
grow
.
verse
5
For
know
ye
that
promotion
high
,
(
though
men
thereof
do
boast
)
Nor
from
the
East
nor
West
doth
come
,
nor
from
the
Southern
coast
.
verse
6
But
God
that
ruleth
all
the
world
,
is
the
great
Judge
alone
:
He
putteth
downe
the
one
,
and
sets
another
in
the
throne
.
verse
7
For
in
Gods
hand
there
is
a
cup
,
red
wi●…e
that
in
it
hath
:
This
wine
is
of
a
mixture
full
,
this
mixture
is
his
wrath
.
verse
8
This
out
he
powreth
,
but
the
dregs
drink
shall
the
wicked
all
:
Yea
sinners
all
,
though
high
on
earth
,
wring
out
,
and
drink
them
shall
.
verse
9
But
I
thy
glory
to
thy
Church
declare
for
ever
will
;
And
unto
thee
,
O
Jacobs
God
,
I
will
sing
praies
still
.
verse
10
And
all
the
hornes
of
wicked
men
shall
be
cut
off
by
me
:
But
then
the
hornes
of
righteous
men
shall
high
exalted
be
.
PSAL.
LXXVI
.
THe
Lord
is
known
in
Judah
well
,
and
his
most
glorious
Name
Is
very
great
in
Israel
,
which
doth
extoll
the
same
.
verse
2
●…is
Tabernacle
plac't
to
be
in
Salem
was
his
will
;
For
his
abode
and
dwelling
he
did
chuse
out
Sion
hill
.
verse
3
There
he
the
arrowes
of
the
bowes
did
break
●…or
Sions
sake
:
The
sword
and
shield
of
mighty
foes
,
and
battell
there
he
brake
.
verse
4
Thus
thou
more
glorious
dost
appear
,
and
excellent
then
they
In
mighty
troups
that
gathered
were
,
on
mountaines
high
of
prey
.
verse
5
Thou
spoiled
hast
the
●…out
of
mind
,
and
they
have
slept
their
sleep
;
Their
hands
the
mighty
could
not
find
,
their
lives
they
could
not
keep
.
verse
6
When
thy
rebuke
against
those
men
,
O
Jacobs
God
,
did
passe
:
With
a
dread
sleep
possessed
then
●…oth
〈◊〉
and
chariot
was
.
verse
7
Thou
,
even
thou
,
Lord
,
most
great
in
might
,
art
he
whom
all
should
fear
;
And
who
dares
stand
before
thy
sight
,
if
once
thy
wrath
appeare
?
verse
8
From
heaven
thou
didst
make
men
heare
,
the
judgements
of
thine
hand
;
The
earth
surprized
was
with
feare
,
and
silent
it
did
stand
.
verse
9
When
God
to
judgement
did
arise
,
to
save
the
humble
men
;
Ev'n
those
to
save
▪
whom
most
despise
,
the
earth
stood
silent
then
.
verse
10
The
fury
that
in
man
doth
raigne
,
unto
thy
praise
shall
be
;
And
of
his
wrath
what
doth
remaine
,
shall
be
restrain'd
by
thee
.
verse
11
Unto
your
God
both
vow
and
pay
,
ye
that
to
him
are
neere
;
Bring
gifts
to
him
,
whose
voice
obey
should
all
,
whom
all
should
feare
.
verse
12
The
spirit
of
the
Princes
great
cut
off
with
power
shall
he
;
To
Kings
that
hold
the
highest
seat
he
terrible
shall
be
.
PSAL.
LXXVII
.
I
With
my
voice
to
God
did
crie
,
when
great
my
troubles
were
:
My
voice
did
cry
to
God
on
hie
,
and
he
to
me
gave
eare
.
verse
2
In
griefe
I
sought
the
Lord
by
day
,
my
sore
still
ran
by
night
:
My
wearied
soule
did
put
away
all
comfort
and
delight
.
verse
3
I
to
remembrance
God
did
call
,
yet
great
my
griefe
did
grow
:
I
did
complaine
,
yet
griefe
withall
my
spirit
did
overflow
.
verse
4
Thou
dost
from
sleep
mine
eies
r●…strain
▪
and
mak'st
them
still
to
wake
:
I
am
so
vext
and
full
of
paine
,
my
speech
doth
me
forsake
.
verse
5
Then
thought
I
on
the
daies
of
old
,
and
ancient
times
and
yeares
;
Which
saw
Gods
mercies
manifold
amid
great
griefes
and
feares
.
verse
6
By
night
my
songs
I
call'd
to
mind
,
and
with
my
heart
I
spake
;
My
spirit
made
earnest
search
to
find
what
issue
thou
would'st
make
.
verse
7
Will
God
,
said
I
,
still
hide
his
face
,
and
cast
me
off
for
ever
?
Will
he
no
more
extend
his
grace
,
and
shew
his
favour
never
?
verse
8
For
ever
is
his
mercy
gone
,
which
I
have
seen
before
?
The
promise
of
the
Holy
One
,
shall
it
●…aile
evermore
?
verse
9
Is
't
true
that
God
forgotten
hath
now
gracious
to
be
?
His
tender
mercie●…
in
his
wrath
,
wholly
shut
up
hath
he
?
verse
10
Then
said
I
,
Mine
infirmity
doth
cause
these
doubts
and
feares
▪
I
will
recall
what
the
most
High
hath
done
in
former
yeares
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
The
works
remember
well
will
I
which
Gods
great
might
hath
done
;
Even
his
strange
workes
wrought
wondrously
,
in
ages
past
and
gone
.
verse
12
Yea
,
my
deep
meditation
of
all
thy
works
shall
be
:
I
in
my
talk
will
mention
what
hath
been
done
by
thee
.
verse
13
Thy
secret
waies
are
best
within
thy
Sanctuary
knowne
;
And
who
so
great
a
God
hath
been
,
as
our
almighty
One
?
verse
14
Thou
art
the
God
,
by
whose
great
might
,
wrought
many
wonders
are
;
And
plainly
in
the
peoples
sight
thy
strength
thou
didst
declare
.
verse
15
Thy
people
from
captivity
,
thy
mighty
arme
did
free
;
Ev'n
Jacobs
sons
their
liberty
,
and
Josephs
had
from
thee
.
verse
16
The
waters
,
Lord
,
perceived
thee
;
the
waters
saw
thee
well
;
And
they
for
feare
aside
did
flee
,
the
depths
on
trembling
fell
.
verse
17
The
clouds
their
water
forth
did
powre
,
a
sound
came
from
the
skies
;
And
then
abroad
a
stormy
showre
of
thy
swift
arrowes
flie●…
.
verse
18
In
heav'n
loud
thundring
voices
were
,
and
lightnings
light
did
make
:
In
this
low
world
then
men
did
feare
,
and
trembling
earth
did
shake
.
verse
19
Thy
way
is
in
the
sea
,
thy
path
where
thou
of
old
hast
gone
Was
in
great
waters
,
where
none
hath
thy
footsteps
seen
and
knowne
.
verse
20
By
Moses
and
by
Aarons
hand
thou
didst
lead
through
the
deep
Thy
people
,
to
the
promis'd
land
,
like
to
a
flock
of
sheep
.
PSAL.
LXXVIII
.
ATtend
,
my
people
,
to
my
Law
,
incline
your
hearkning
eare
Unto
the
words
which
I
shall
speak
,
and
ponder
what
you
heare
.
verse
2
My
mouth
shall
speak
a
parable
,
and
sayings
dark
of
old
.
verse
3
Which
we
have
heard
and
known
,
and
which
our
fathers
have
us
told
.
verse
4
We
will
not
hide
them
from
their
seed
,
yea
those
unborne
that
be
,
Gods
praises
,
and
almighty
strength
,
and
wonders
,
teach
will
we
.
verse
5
To
Jacob
he
a
Testimony
and
Law
to
Israel
gave
,
Which
by
our
fathers
to
their
●…eed
he
surely
taught
would
have
.
verse
6
That
so
the
race
which
was
to
come
,
might
well
them
learn
and
know
;
That
children
yet
unborne
the
same
might
to
their
children
show
.
verse
7
That
they
might
set
their
hope
in
God
,
and
suffer
not
to
fall
His
mighty
works
out
of
their
mind
,
but
keep
his
precepts
all
.
verse
8
And
might
not
,
like
their
fathers
old
▪
be
disobedient
found
;
Whose
heart
not
right
,
whose
spirit
with
God
not
stedfast
was
,
nor
sound
.
verse
9
The
men
of
Ephraim
being
arm'd
,
and
with
them
carrying
bowes
:
B●…ck
in
the
day
of
battell
turn'd
,
and
fled
before
their
foes
.
The
second
part
.
verse
10
They
did
not
that
just
covenant
keep
,
which
God
to
them
did
give
;
And
after
his
most
perfect
lawes
they
did
refuse
to
live
.
verse
11
But
they
forgat
the
mighty
works
which
by
him
wrought
had
been
:
Yea
,
they
●…orgat
those
wonders
great
,
which
Israels
eies
had
seen
.
verse
12
For
he
had
done
things
marvellous
in
their
fo●…efathers
sight
:
In
Egypts
land
,
and
Zoans
field
he
shew'd
his
glorious
might
.
verse
13
The
sea
by
him
divided
,
gave
a
passage
to
them
all
;
And
he
did
make
the
waters
stand
like
to
an
heap
or
wall
.
verse
14
He
led
them
by
a
shady
cloud
by
day
,
when
it
was
light
;
And
with
a
shining
light
of
〈◊〉
he
led
them
in
the
night
.
verse
15
And
in
the
thirsty
wildernesse
the
stony
rockes
he
clave
;
And
as
from
the
great
swelling
depth●…
thence
drink
to
them
he
gave
.
The
third
part
.
verse
16
He
by
his
might
cleare
streames
〈◊〉
from
the
hard
rock
to
flow
;
And
thence
he
caused
waters
great
like
rivers
down
to
go
.
verse
17
Yet
did
they
adde
more
sin
to
sin
,
against
him
they
transgresse
;
And
the
most
High
they
did
provoke
in
the
great
wildernesse
.
verse
18
For
in
their
heart
they
tempted
God
,
and
speaking
with
mitrust
;
They
greedily
did
meat
require
to
satisfie
their
lust
.
verse
19
Against
the
Lord
himself
they
spake
,
and
said
prophanely
thus
,
A
table
in
the
wildernesse
can
God
prepare
for
us
?
verse
20
Behold
,
he
smote
the
rock
,
and
thence
came
streams
and
waters
great
;
And
can
he
give
his
people
bread
,
and
send
them
flesh
to
eat
?
verse
21
The
Lord
heard
this
,
&
waxed
wroth
,
so
k●…ed
was
a
flame
▪
In
Jacobs
house
,
and
anger
great
up
against
Israel
came
.
verse
22
Because
,
beleeving
not
in
God
,
no
trust
to
him
they
gave
;
As
if
his
goodnesse
and
his
power
,
them
could
not
feed
and
save
.
verse
23
Though
he
unto
the
clouds
above
had
sent
forth
his
command
;
And
he
the
doores
of
heaven
high
had
opened
with
his
hand
.
verse
24
And
though
upon
them
plenteously
he
Manna
downe
did
raine
;
And
though
he
gave
unto
them
▪
corne
of
heav'n
,
them
to
sustaine
.
verse
25
Then
man
upon
this
earth
below
the
Angels
food
did
eat
;
Yea
,
of
his
bounty
to
the
full
downe
to
them
sent
he
meat
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
26
And
in
the
heaven
he
did
cause
an
East-wind
forth
to
passe
;
And
by
his
all-commanding
power
brought
in
a
South-wind
was
▪
verse
27
He
raine●…
flesh
on
them
as
dust
,
and
feathered
fowles
like
sand
:
verse
28
Amid
their
camp
about
their
tents
it
fell
by
his
command
.
verse
29
Then
did
they
eat
,
&
were
well
fill'd
,
their
owne
desire
he
gave
;
And
they
from
that
were
not
estrang'd
,
which
their
owne
lust
di●…
crave
.
verse
30
But
as
the
meat
was
in
their
mouths
,
his
wrath
upon
them
fell
;
verse
31
And
●…lew
the
flower
of
all
their
youth
,
and
choise
of
Israel
.
verse
32
Yet
fell
they
to
their
wonted
sins
,
and
still
they
did
him
grieve
:
For
all
the
wonders
that
he
wrought
,
they
would
him
not
beleeve
.
verse
33
Therefore
their
daies
in
vanity
did
he
consume
and
wast
;
And
by
his
wrath
their
wretched
yeare●…
away
in
troubles
past
.
verse
34
But
ever
when
he
plagued
them
,
they
fought
him
speedily
;
Remembring
that
God
was
their
strength
and
Saviour
most
hye
.
verse
35
Yet
with
their
mouths
they
flattered
him
,
and
spake
but
fainedl●…
:
verse
36
And
they
unto
the
God
of
truth
with
their
false
tongues
did
lye
.
verse
37
For
though
their
words
were
goo●…
,
their
heart
▪
yet
with
him
was
not
right
;
And
stedfast
in
his
covenant
they
were
not
in
his
sight
.
verse
38
Yet
being
of
compassion
full
,
their
sins
he
did
forgive
:
When
justice
them
might
have
destroi'd
,
he
suffered
them
to
live
.
The
fifth
part
.
Ye●…
,
many
a
time
his
anger
fierce
away
he
turned
hath
;
And
he
(
though
they
provoked
him
)
stirr'd
no●…
up
all
his
wrath
.
verse
39
For
that
they
were
but
fading
flesh
in
mind
he
did
retaine
;
A
wind
which
passeth
soon
away
,
and
cometh
not
againe
.
verse
40
How
often
did
they
him
provoke
within
the
wildernesse
:
And
in
the
desart
did
him
grieve
with
their
rebelliousnesse
?
verse
41
Yea
,
they
turn'dback
,
and
tempted
God
,
and
to
the
holy
One
They
did
set
limits
,
and
would
shew
what
could
by
him
be
done
.
verse
42
Not
thinking
of
his
hand
and
power
,
not
of
the
day
when
he
From
their
oppressing
enemy
did
mightily
them
free
.
verse
43
His
signes
in
Egypt
they
forgat
,
though
wrought
before
their
sight
;
And
wonders
great
in
Zoans
field
done
by
his
dreadfull
might
.
verse
44
Remembring
not
that
he
had
turn'd
their
rivers
into
bloud
;
That
so
the
thirsty
could
not
fetch
their
drink
at
any
floud
.
verse
45
Nor
how
he
sent
them
swarmes
of
flies
,
which
did
them
sore
anno●…
;
And
fill'd
their
countries
full
of
frogs
▪
which
did
their
land
destroy
.
verse
46
How
to
the
Caterpiller
he
their
lan●…s
increase
did
give
;
To
Locusts
he
their
labours
gave
,
whereon
they
thought
to
live
.
verse
47
And
in
his
wrath
their
fruitfull
vin●…
he
did
destroy
with
haile
;
And
●…e
their
pleasant
Sicamores
with
frost
did
make
to
quaile
.
verse
48
And
he
delivered
to
the
haile
their
cattell
in
the
field
,
And
to
hot
thunderbolts
their
flocks
to
be
destroi'd
and
kill'd
.
verse
49
On
them
the
fiercenesse
of
his
wrath
he
caused
to
descend
:
Trouble
and
anger
God
on
them
by
evill
spirits
did
send
.
The
sixth
part
.
verse
50
He
to
his
anger
making
way
,
spar'd
not
their
soules
from
death
;
But
to
the
killing
pestilence
gave
up
their
life
and
breath
.
verse
51
And
in
the
land
of
Egypt
he
the
first-born
all
did
smite
;
And
in
the
tents
of
Ham
the
chiefe
of
all
their
strength
and
might
.
verse
52
But
his
own
people
,
whom
he
lov'd
,
in
safety
he
did
keep
;
And
led
them
in
the
wildernesse
,
like
to
a
flock
of
sheep
.
verse
53
He
led
them
safely
by
his
power
,
they
had
no
cause
to
feare
:
But
by
the
seas
their
cruell
foes
all
overwhelmed
were
.
verse
54
He
brought
them
out
into
the
coasts
of
his
owne
holy
land
:
Ev'n
to
the
Mount
which
he
did
get
by
his
strong
arme
and
hand
.
verse
55
For
them
he
cast
the
heathen
out
,
and
did
their
land
divide
;
And
in
their
tents
he
set
the
Tribes
of
Israel
to
abide
.
verse
56
Yet
did
they
tempt
the
highest
God
,
and
him
provoked
they
;
His
testimonies
they
forsook
,
and
did
not
them
obey
.
verse
57
But
,
like
their
fathers
,
turned
back
,
and
dealt
unfaithfully
:
Aside
they
turned
,
like
a
bow
that
shoots
deceitfully
.
verse
58
And
they
with
altars
him
displeas'd
,
set
up
in
places
hie
;
And
with
their
graven
images
him
mov'd
to
jealousie
.
verse
59
When
God
of
this
great
wickednes
in
heaven
heard
the
cry
,
He
waxed
wroth
,
and
Israel
then
abhorred
vehemently
.
verse
60
Yea
,
then
the
Tabernacle
he
of
Shiloh
did
forsake
;
The
tent
and
place
where
he
to
men
his
presence
knowne
did
make
.
verse
61
His
strength
into
captivity
then
gave
he
to
be
led
;
His
glory
to
the
enemies
hand
he
then
delivered
.
The
seventh
part
.
verse
62
He
gave
his
people
to
the
sword
,
and
being
angry
then
verse
63
With
his
inheritance
,
the
fire
consum'd
their
strongest
men
.
verse
64
Their
maidens
then
no
marriage
had
,
their
Priests
fell
by
the
sword
;
Their
widowes
lamentations
to
them
did
not
afford
.
verse
65
But
then
the
Lord
arose
as
one
that
did
from
sleep
awake
;
And
like
a
Giant
,
that
by
wine
refresh't
,
a
shout
doth
make
.
verse
66
His
enemies
in
the
hinder
parts
he
smote
both
great
and
small
;
And
so
upon
them
did
he
put
a
shame
perpetuall
.
verse
67
Moreover
,
he
the
Tabernacle
of
Joseph
did
refuse
;
The
fruitfull
Tribe
of
Ephraim
he
was
not
pleas'd
to
chuse
.
verse
68
But
he
the
Tribe
of
Judah
chose
,
and
purpos'd
there
to
dwell
:
The
Mount
of
Sion
he
did
chuse
,
for
it
he
loved
well
.
verse
69
And
he
his
Sanctuary
built
,
like
to
a
palace
hye
;
And
,
like
the
earth
,
it
stablished
;
to
stand
continually
.
verse
70
And
he
his
servant
David
chose
,
his
flock
to
rule
and
keep
;
Whom
of
his
speciall
grace
he
took
,
even
from
the
folds
of
sheep
.
verse
71
He
followed
then
the
Ews
with
yong
,
when
God
did
him
advance
;
To
feed
his
people
Israel
,
and
his
inheritance
.
verse
72
And
so
in
soundnesse
of
his
heart
them
faithfully
he
fed
;
And
he
with
skilfulnesse
of
hands
them
wisely
governed
.
PSAL.
LXXIX
.
THine
heritage
the
Heathen
take
,
and
,
Lord
,
thy
house
by
them
Defiled
is
,
and
heaps
they
make
of
thy
Jerusalem
.
verse
2
The
bodies
of
thy
Saints
they
give
unto
the
fowles
for
meat
;
Their
flesh
,
whose
soules
with
thee
doe
live
,
to
beasts
they
give
to
eat
.
verse
3
Their
bloud
throughout
Jerusalem
,
as
water
spilt
they
have
;
And
none
there
was
that
gave
to
them
a
buriall
and
a
grave
.
verse
4
To
those
that
here
are
dwelling
nye
,
thus
a
reproach
are
we
;
And
they
derlde
us
scornfully
,
that
round
about
us
be
.
verse
5
How
long
,
Lord
?
shall
continually
thy
wrath
against
us
last
?
And
shall
thy
kindled
jealousie
like
fire
still
burne
and
waste
?
verse
6
On
Heathen
lands
that
know
not
thee
,
let
thy
wraths
tempest
fall
;
Powr'd
out
on
Kingdomes
let
it
be
,
that
on
thee
do
not
call
.
verse
7
For
they
have
got
the
upper
hand
,
and
Jacobs
seed
destroi'd
;
His
habitation
and
his
land
,
they
have
left
waste
and
void
.
verse
8
Forget
our
old
iniquity
,
prevent
us
,
Lord
,
in
haste
;
With
tender
mercies
graciously
,
for
downe
we
low
are
cast
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
O
God
our
Saviour
,
we
thee
pray
us
now
to
help
and
save
:
In
mercy
purge
our
sins
away
,
that
praise
thy
Name
may
have
.
verse
10
Why
shall
the
heathen
men
,
when
us
so
low
cast
downe
they
see
,
Say
to
thy
great
dishonour
thus
,
Their
God
,
now
where
is
he
?
O
let
that
God
be
knowne
among
the
heathen
in
our
sight
;
Whiles
thy
Saints
bloud
shed
forth
by
wrong
,
thou
dost
revenge
by
right
.
verse
11
And
let
the
prisoners
sighes
ascend
before
thy
sight
on
hie
:
Those
in
thy
mighty
power
defend
,
that
are
condemn'd
to
die
.
verse
12
And
in
their
bosomes
seven-fold
paid
let
our
neighbours
be
,
For
that
reproach
wherewith
most
bold
they
have
reproached
thee
.
verse
13
So
we
thy
pasture
sheep
that
are
,
thee
praise
for
ever
shall
;
And
we
thy
people
shall
declare
thy
praise
to
ages
all
.
PSAL.
LXXX
.
O
Shepherd
,
by
whose
grace
and
might
kept
Israel
is
,
and
fed
;
Thou
,
by
whom
Josephs
house
aright
like
to
a
flock
is
led
.
verse
2
Thou
that
in
mercy
dost
excell
,
to
us
thine
eare
incline
;
Thou
between
Cherubs
that
dost
dwell
,
upon
us
brightly
shine
.
verse
3
In
Ephraim's
and
Manasseh's
sight
,
O
let
thy
strength
appeare
;
In
Benjamins
sight
stirre
up
thy
might
,
to
save
us
,
Lord
,
draw
neere
.
verse
4
Turne
us
again
by
thy
great
grace
,
convert
us
,
Lord
,
to
thee
:
Shew
us
the
brightnesse
of
thy
face
,
and
then
full
safe
are
we
.
verse
5
Lord
God
of
hosts
,
with
heart
and
tongue
,
we
daily
pray
to
thee
;
And
with
thy
peoples
praier
how
long
,
Lord
,
angry
wilt
thou
be
?
verse
6
Thou
dost
them
seed
with
sorrowes
deep
,
their
bread
with
teares
they
eat
;
And
drink
the
teares
that
they
do
weep
,
in
measure
full
and
great
.
verse
7
Thou
hast
us
made
a
strife
to
those
that
here
our
neighbours
be
:
They
laugh
at
us
that
are
our
fo
rs
,
wh●…n
they
our
sorrowes
see
.
verse
8
O
take
us
,
Lord
,
unto
thy
grace
,
convert
our
minds
to
thee
;
Shew
forth
to
us
thy
joyfull
face
,
and
we
full
safe
shall
be
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
A
vine
from
Egypt
brought
thou
hast
by
thy
out-stretched
hand
;
And
thou
the
heathen
out
didst
cast
,
to
plant
it
in
their
land
.
verse
10
Before
it
thou
a
room
didst
make
,
where
it
might
grow
and
stand
;
Thou
caused'st
it
deep
root
to
take
,
and
it
did
fill
the
land
.
verse
11
And
with
the
shadow
of
the
same
the
mountaines
covered
were
;
The
spreading
boughes
that
from
ca●…
like
Cedars
did
appeare
.
verse
12
Why
then
dost
thou
thus
waste
he
la●…
and
downe
her
hedge
dost
cast
?
That
those
who
passe
upon
the
way
,
this
vine
do
pluck
and
waste
?
verse
13
The
Boat
that
cometh
from
the
woo
:
doth
waste
it
furiously
;
The
wild
beast
of
the
field
for
food
devoures
it
greedily
.
verse
14
O
Lord
of
host●…
returne
againe
,
we
pray
thee
,
unto
thine
:
From
heav'n
look
downe
,
in
love
maintaine
,
and
visit
this
thy
vine
.
verse
15
That
vineyard
see
with
favour
now
,
which
thy
right
hand
did
set
;
The
branch
which
for
thy
glory
thou
mad'st
strong
,
do
not
forget
.
verse
16
The
burning
fire
doth
it
deface
,
thy
vine
is
now
cut
downe
;
Thy
people
perish
,
when
thy
face
on
them
in
wrath
doth
frowne
.
verse
17
Upon
the
man
of
thy
right
hand
,
let
thy
hand
still
remaine
;
Upon
him
whom
thou
strong
to
stand
,
didst
for
thy selfe
maintaine
.
verse
18
So
will
we
not
go
back
from
thee
,
nor
from
thy
worship
fall
:
〈◊〉
quicken
us
,
then
gladly
we
upon
thy
Name
shall
call
.
verse
19
O
Lord
of
hosts
,
through
thy
good
grace
,
convert
us
unto
thee
;
●…hold
us
with
a
pleasant
face
,
and
then
full
safe
are
we
.
PSAL.
LXXXI
.
SIng
unto
God
our
strength
&
might
,
lift
up
aloud
your
voice
;
To
Jacobs
God
sing
with
delight
,
and
make
a
joyfull
noise
.
verse
2
Unto
you
take
a
Psalme
to
sing
,
and
sing
ye
chearfully
;
The
pleasant
Harp
and
Timbrell
bring
,
with
the
sweet
Psaltery
.
verse
3
And
with
the
Trumpets
lofty
voice
let
gladnesse
be
exprest
;
In
the
new
Moon
,
a
time
of
choice
,
and
day
of
solemne
feast
.
verse
4
Because
this
for
all
Israel
was
by
the
most
High
decreed
:
This
Law
from
Jacobs
God
did
passe
,
unto
all
Jacobs
seed
.
verse
5
In
Joseph
this
ordained
was
,
when
be
from
Egypt
free
,
verse
6
From
men
of
a
strange
tongue
did
pass
,
a
tongue
not
knowne
to
me
.
verse
7
I
from
his
shoulders
took
(
saith
he
)
the
burden
clean
away
;
And
from
the
furnace
set
him
free
,
from
burning
brick
of
clay
.
verse
8
In
trouble
thou
to
me
didst
cry
,
and
I
did
set
thee
free
;
And
from
the
secret
place
on
hie
of
thunder
answered
thee
.
verse
9
At
Meribah
I
proved
thee
,
thy
faith
I
there
did
try
,
Where
waters
thou
didst
aske
of
me
with
doubt
and
grudgingly
.
The
second
part
.
verse
10
But
yet
my
people
now
give
eare
,
to
thee
I
testifie
:
O
Israel
,
if
thou
wilt
me
heare
,
and
serve
obediently
:
verse
11
Then
know
that
surely
I
in
thee
will
no
strange
God
allow
;
And
no
strange
god
shall
worship't
be
;
to
such
thou
shalt
not
bow
.
verse
12
For
I
the
Lord
thy
God
am
he
,
who
thee
from
Egypt
led
:
Thy
mouth
then
open
wide
to
me
,
and
full
thou
shalt
be
fed
.
verse
13
But
though
that
I
did
Israel
chuse
my
people
for
to
be
;
To
heare
my
voice
he
did
refuse
,
and
he
would
none
of
me
.
verse
14
Then
did
I
give
them
up
in
wrath
by
their
lust
to
be
led
;
And
so
in
their
owne
counsells
path
they
vainly
wandered
.
verse
15
O
that
my
people
would
me
heare
,
and
carefully
obey
!
And
O
that
Israel
would
me
feare
,
and
walk
still
in
my
way
▪
verse
16
How
soon
would
I
confound
their
foes
,
and
bring
them
down
full
low
;
And
turn
my
hand
upon
all
those
that
would
them
overthrow
?
verse
17
The
haters
of
the
Lord
to
him
themselves
down
low
should
cast
;
But
my
beloved
peoples
time
still
flourishing
should
last
.
verse
18
I
would
have
sed
them
with
the
crop
of
finest
of
the
wheat
;
And
made
the
rock
with
hony
drop
,
that
they
their
fills
should
eat
.
PSAL.
LXXXII
.
GOD
in
the
congregation
of
mighty
men
doth
stand
;
With
earthly
gods
the
Highest
One
doth
stand
,
and
judge
the
land
.
verse
2
To
them
he
saith
,
How
long
will
ye
judge
thus
unrighteously
?
Mens
persons
,
though
they
wicked
be
,
accepting
partially
.
verse
3
Defend
the
poore
and
fatherlesse
,
when
they
of
wrongs
complaine
:
Do
justice
to
the
comfortlesse
,
the
poore
mans
cause
maintaine
.
verse
4
The
poore
and
needy
man
set
free
,
when
he
doth
sue
for
right
:
Let
them
by
you
delivered
be
from
the
oppressors
might
.
verse
5
But
they
are
blind
,
and
will
not
see
,
in
darknesse
walk
they
do
:
The
earths
foundations
shaken
be
,
and
out
of
course
they
go
.
verse
6
I
said
of
you
,
who
judges
be
,
that
gods
I
would
you
call
:
I
said
to
you
,
The
children
ye
of
the
most
High
are
all
.
verse
7
Yet
surely
die
like
men
ye
shall
,
and
so
to
judgement
go
;
As
any
mortall
Prince
doth
fall
,
even
ye
shall
perish
so
.
verse
8
Then
,
Lord
,
arise
,
and
by
thy
might
the
earth
to
judgement
call
;
Because
to
thee
,
as
Lord
,
of
right
belong
the
Nations
all
.
PSAL.
LXXXIII
.
O
God
,
no
longer
silent
stand
,
do
not
thy
voice
restraine
:
Be
still
no
more
,
let
thine
owne
hand
,
Lord
,
thine
owne
cause
maintaine
.
verse
2
For
now
behold
thine
enemies
do
rise
tumultuously
:
Yea
,
they
that
hate
thee
do
arise
,
and
lift
their
heads
on
hye
.
verse
3
Against
thy
chosen
people
they
do
crafty
counsell
take
;
Their
heads
together
do
they
lay
,
most
cruell
plots
to
make
.
verse
4
Come
,
let
us
cut
them
off
,
they
say
,
that
they
no
Nation
be
:
Let
Israels
name
be
put
away
,
when
none
can
Israel
see
.
verse
5
In
counsell
they
with
one
consent
together
joyned
be
:
They
are
with
mischievous
intent
confederate
against
thee
.
verse
6
There
were
the
tents
of
Edomites
,
there
Ismaels
children
were
;
With
them
were
joyn'd
the
Moabites
,
the
Hagarens
were
there
.
verse
7
Gebal
and
Ammon
joyned
be
,
with
Amalek
they
conspire
;
With
them
the
Philistims
agree
,
and
those
that
dwell
at
Tyre
.
verse
8
Ashur
his
force
to
theirs
bath
laid
,
in
league
with
them
is
he
;
That
to
Lots
children
he
an
aid
,
and
arme
of
strength
may
be
.
verse
9
But
thou
like
Midian
make
them
all
,
and
such
as
Sisera
was
;
With
his
King
Jabin
,
who
did
fall
,
where
Kish●…s
brook
doth
passe
.
verse
10
As
those
thou
didst
at
Endor
slay
,
slay
these
that
thee
withstand
:
Make
them
like
those
whose
bodies
lay
as
dung
upon
the
land
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
And
let
their
slaughtered
Noble
men
,
like
Zeeb
and
Oreb
fall
:
As
Zeba
and
Zalmunna
then
,
now
make
their
Princes
all
,
verse
11
Who
proudly
said
,
Into
our
hands
let
us
Gods
houses
take
;
Let
us
his
houses
through
the
land
our
owne
possessions
make
.
verse
13
But
,
O
my
God
,
like
wheeles
them
make
that
run
,
and
do
not
stay
:
As
winds
away
the
chaffe
do
take
,
so
make
them
flie
away
.
verse
14
As
fire
doth
consume
a
wood
,
and
it
to
ashes
turne
;
And
as
the
mountaines
high
that
stood
,
the
lightning
flames
do
burne
.
verse
15
So
let
thy
tempest
furiously
them
drive
,
and
on
them
light
;
And
let
thy
storme
sent
from
on
hie
,
with
terrour
them
affright
.
verse
16
Cover
,
O
Lord
,
and
fill
their
face
with
their
deserved
shame
;
That
they
may
humbly
begge
thy
grace
,
and
seek
thy
glorious
Name
.
verse
17
Yet
more
,
let
them
consounded
be
,
and
ve●…t
continually
:
Yea
,
be
they
put
to
shame
by
thee
,
and
perish
fearfully
.
verse
18
That
men
may
know
that
only
thee
they
should
Jehovah
call
;
And
thee
alone
on
earth
to
be
the
Highest
over
all
.
PSAL.
LXXXIV
.
HOw
lovely
is
thy
dwelling
place
,
O
Lord
of
hosts
,
to
me
!
The
Tabernacles
of
thy
grace
,
how
pleasant
,
Lord
,
they
be
!
verse
2
My
thirsty
soule
longs
vehemently
,
yea
faints
thy
courts
to
see
;
My
very
heart
and
flesh
do
cry
,
O
living
God
,
for
thee
.
verse
3
The
Sparrowes
find
a
room
to
rest
,
and
save
themselves
from
wrong
;
The
Swallow
makes
her selfe
a
nest
,
wherein
to
lay
her
yong
.
verse
4
Ev'n
nigh
thine
altars
is
the
place
in
which
these
birds
may
lie
:
While
me
,
my
God
and
King
,
they
chase
,
and
force
far
thence
to
flie
.
verse
5
O
those
that
in
thy
house
may
dwell
,
right
blest
and
happy
be
,
They
ever
thy
great
acts
will
tell
,
and
still
be
praising
thee
.
verse
6
And
likewise
blessed
men
are
they
,
whose
stay
and
strength
thou
art
;
Which
to
thy
house
do
mind
the
way
,
and
seek
it
with
their
heart
.
verse
7
For
though
through
vallies
dry
they
go
,
thy
grace
is
with
them
still
;
Which
,
like
a
fountain
,
springeth
so
,
that
it
their
pits
doth
fill
.
verse
8
Thus
did
they
go
from
strength
to
strength
,
and
all
unwearied
were
;
And
thus
before
the
Lord
at
length
in
Zion
all
appeare
.
verse
9
O
Lord
,
thou
God
of
armies
,
heare
,
now
I
to
thee
do
pray
;
O
God
of
Jacob
,
give
an
eare
to
that
which
I
shall
say
.
verse
10
Behold
,
O
God
our
shield
,
with
grace
him
that
thus
out
is
cast
:
Look
upon
thine
Anointeds
face
,
and
bring
him
back
at
last
.
verse
11
Because
within
thy
courts
one
day
is
better
to
abide
;
Then
in
another
place
to
stay
a
thousand
daies
beside
.
verse
12
And
in
my
Gods
deare
house
I
could
more
gladly
keep
a
doore
;
Then
in
the
tents
of
sin
I
would
dwell
with
all
wealth
and
store
.
verse
13
For
God
,
a
sun
and
shield
that
is
,
will
grace
and
glory
give
;
And
he
no
good
will
keep
from
his
,
that
do
uprightly
live
.
verse
14
O
Lord
of
hosts
,
that
man
is
blest
,
and
happy
still
shall
be
,
Whose
heart
by
faith
doth
ever
rest
,
and
firmly
trust
in
thee
.
PSAL.
LXXXV
.
UNto
thy
land
,
our
Lord
and
King
,
thou
hast
done
graciously
:
For
Jacob
thou
againe
didst
bring
from
his
captivity
.
verse
2
Thou
to
thy
people
didst
forgive
their
great
iniquities
;
All
sins
wherein
they
once
did
live
,
thou
cover'dst
from
thine
eies
.
verse
3
Thine
anger
so
thou
didst
asswage
,
that
all
my
wrath
is
gone
;
And
thou
art
turned
from
thy
rage
,
with
them
to
be
at
one
.
verse
4
O
God
our
health
,
do
now
convert
thy
people
unto
thee
;
From
us
let
all
thy
wrath
depart
,
and
angry
cease
to
be
.
verse
5
Why
,
shall
thine
anger
never
end
,
but
still
proceed
on
us
?
And
shall
thy
wrath
it selfe
extend
upon
all
ages
thus
?
verse
6
Wilt
thou
not
us
to
life
restore
,
and
quicken
us
,
that
we
Who
are
thy
people
evermore
in
thee
may
joyfull
be
?
verse
7
To
us
thy
mercy
,
Lord
,
declare
,
and
all
our
sins
forgive
;
And
unto
us
,
thy
flock
that
are
,
thy
free
salvation
give
.
verse
8
Now
will
I
hear
what
God
will
say
,
for
he
with
peace
shall
blesse
His
Saints
,
and
flock
,
yet
must
not
they
returne
to
foolishnesse
.
verse
9
Surely
to
such
as
do
him
feare
is
his
salvation
nye
;
That
glory
may
to
us
appeare
,
and
dwell
here
constantly
.
verse
10
For
truth
and
mercy
here
shall
meet
,
in
one
to
take
their
place
;
And
peace
with
kisse
shall
justice
greet
,
and
here
they
shall
embrace
.
verse
11
Truth
with
a
spring
the
earth
shall
blesse
,
and
it
with
glory
crowne
;
And
on
us
shining
righteousnesse
,
from
heaven
shall
look
downe
.
verse
12
Yea
,
God
shall
give
us
bounteously
all
that
for
us
is
good
;
Our
land
with
fruit
shall
us
supply
,
and
give
us
store
of
food
.
verse
13
Before
him
righteousnesse
shall
go
,
which
shall
us
rightly
lead
;
And
in
the
way
shall
set
us
so
,
that
we
his
steps
shall
tread
.
PSAL.
LXXXVI
.
O
Lord
,
to
me
bow
downe
thine
eare
,
and
heare
me
graciously
;
Thou
that
dost
help
the
weak
,
me
heare
,
for
poore
and
low
am
I.
verse
2
Preserve
my
soule
,
for
grace
I
have
receiv'd
a
Saint
to
be
:
O
thou
my
God
,
thy
servant
save
,
that
puts
his
trust
in
thee
.
verse
3
Thy
mercie
,
Lord
,
on
me
expresse
,
and
help
my
misery
:
For
through
the
day
I
do
not
cease
on
thee
to
call
and
cry
.
verse
4
Comfort
,
O
Lord
,
thy
servants
soule
,
that
now
with
paine
is
pin'd
:
For
unto
thee
,
Lord
,
I
extoll
,
and
lift
my
soule
and
mind
.
verse
5
For
thou
art
good
and
bountifull
,
in
pardoning
very
free
;
In
mercie
thou
art
plentifull
to
all
that
call
on
thee
.
verse
6
Therefore
,
O
Lord
,
when
I
do
pray
,
regard
and
give
an
eare
:
Mark
well
the
words
that
I
do
say
,
my
supplication
heare
.
verse
7
In
time
when
trouble
doth
me
move
,
to
thee
I
do
complaine
;
Because
I
know
,
and
well
do
prove
thou
answerest
me
againe
.
verse
8
Among
the
gods
,
O
Lord
,
is
none
to
be
compar'd
to
thee
;
And
of
all
works
that
have
been
done
,
like
thine
not
any
be
.
verse
9
Throughout
the
world
the
Nations
all
,
which
thou
didst
make
and
frame
.
Before
thee
come
and
worship
shall
,
and
glorifie
thy
Name
.
verse
10
For
thou
art
very
great
in
might
,
all
power
is
thine
owne
:
Thou
workest
wonders
strange
in
sight
,
for
thou
art
God
alone
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Lord
,
in
thy
truth
walk
on
would
I
,
then
teach
thou
me
thy
way
:
Unite
my
heart
to
thee
so
nigh
,
that
feare
thy
Name
I
may
.
verse
12
O
Lord
my
God
,
thee
gladly
praise
with
all
my
heart
will
I
;
And
I
thy
glorious
Name
alwaies
will
highly
glorifie
.
verse
13
Because
thy
mercie
shew'd
to
me
in
greatnesse
doth
excell
:
My
soule
by
thee
hath
been
set
free
out
from
the
lowest
hell
.
verse
14
The
proud
arise
to
fight
with
me
,
and
violent
men
are
met
;
That
for
my
soule
have
sought
,
and
thee
before
them
have
not
set
.
verse
15
But
thou
of
pity
,
Lord
,
art
full
,
and
gracious
art
thou
found
;
Long
suffering
,
and
most
mercifull
,
and
doth
in
truth
abound
.
verse
16
O
turne
to
me
,
compassion
and
mercy
on
me
have
;
Strengthen
thy
servant
,
and
the
son
of
thine
owne
hand-maid
save
.
verse
17
On
me
some
signe
of
favour
shew
,
which
all
my
foes
may
see
;
And
be
ashamed
,
Lord
,
since
thou
dost
help
and
comfort
me
.
PSAL.
LXXXVII
.
THe
ground-works
of
Gods
city
be
for
ever
firmly
stai'd
:
Upon
the
holy
mountaines
he
his
strong
foundations
laid
.
verse
2
God
loves
the
gates
of
Sion
best
,
his
grace
doth
there
abide
:
He
loves
them
more
then
all
the
rest
of
Jacobs
tents
beside
.
verse
3
For
glorious
things
reported
be
,
thy
fame
is
spreadabroad
;
Great
things
,
I
say
,
are
said
of
thee
,
thou
Citie
of
our
God.
verse
4
Of
Rahab
I
will
mention
make
,
and
,
Babylon
,
of
thee
;
I
before
those
will
notice
take
,
that
do
acknowledge
me
.
verse
5
Behold
,
Tyre
and
Philistia
,
which
foes
and
strangers
were
;
See
also
Ethiopia
,
for
borne
this
man
was
there
.
verse
6
Of
Sion
they
shall
say
abroad
,
that
divers
men
of
fame
Have
there
sprung
up
,
and
the
high
God
hath
founded
fast
the
same
.
verse
7
When
God
his
people
writes
,
it
shall
in
his
accompt
appeare
,
This
man
,
who
was
the
chiefe
of
all
,
had
his
beginning
there
.
verse
8
As
well
those
that
sweet
singers
were
,
as
those
that
players
be
?
On
Instruments
shall
consort
there
,
my
springs
are
all
in
thee
.
PSAL.
LXXXVIII
.
O
Lord
,
who
of
salvation
art
God
alone
to
me
;
My
cry
and
supplication
are
day
and
night
to
thee
.
verse
2
O
let
my
praiers
soon
ascend
unto
thy
sight
on
hye
;
Incline
thine
eare
(
O
Lord
)
intend
and
hearken
to
my
cry
.
verse
3
Because
my
soul
with
grieses
is
fill'd
,
which
her
so
trouble
I
have
;
That
now
my
life
doth
faint
and
yeeld
and
drawes
nigh
to
the
grave
.
verse
4
I
counted
am
as
one
of
them
that
to
the
pit
descend
;
As
a
weak
man
they
me
esteem
,
that
hath
nor
strength
nor
friend
.
verse
5
As
one
among
the
dead
,
and
free
from
things
that
here
remaine
;
In
this
estate
I
seem
to
be
,
like
those
which
have
been
slaine
.
verse
6
Like
slaughtred
men
in
grave
that
lay
,
whom
now
thou
hast
forgot
;
Which
by
thy
hand
are
cut
away
,
and
thou
remembrest
not
.
verse
7
Even
in
the
lowest
pit
by
thee
I
have
been
laid
and
cast
;
In
darknesse
where
I
could
not
see
,
in
deeps
I
have
been
plac't
.
verse
8
Thy
wrath
,
that
heavily
doth
fall
,
upon
me
hard
doth
lye
;
Thou
with
thy
waves
and
billowes
all
dost
vex
me
grievously
.
verse
9
My
friends
put
far
from
me
thou
hast
,
to
them
I
loathsome
grow
:
I
am
shut
up
in
griefe
so
fast
,
that
forth
I
cannot
go
.
verse
10
Mine
eye
,
O
Lord
,
doth
mou●…e
for
griefe
,
I
daily
call
on
thee
;
And
unto
thee
for
some
reliefe
my
hands
out-stretched
be
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
O
wilt
thou
make
thy
works
appear
,
and
wonders
to
the
dead
?
Or
shall
the
dead
arise
,
and
here
thy
glorious
praises
spread
?
Or
shall
thy
loving
graciousnesse
be
mention'd
in
the
grave
?
verse
12
Or
speech
of
thy
great
faithfulnesse
shall
men
destroyed
have
?
verse
13
Who
shall
thy
wonders
great
express
in
darknesse
deep
below
?
In
the
land
of
forgetfulnesse
who
shall
thy
justice
know
?
verse
14
But
,
gracious
Lord
,
to
thee
my
cries
I
vehemently
have
sent
;
And
early
,
ere
the
morning
rise
,
my
praiers
shall
thee
prevent
.
verse
15
Why
dost
thou
Lord
,
most
great
in
grace
,
cast
off
my
soule
from
thee
?
And
why
thy
favour
and
thy
face
dost
thou
thus
hide
from
me
?
verse
16
Afflicted
from
my
youth
am
I
,
and
ready
oft
to
dye
:
Thy
terrours
that
on
me
do
lie
,
distract
me
fearfully
.
verse
17
The
fiercenesse
of
thy
furiouswrath
quite
over
me
hath
gone
:
The
sharpnesse
of
thy
terrours
hath
me
cut
off
,
and
undone
.
verse
18
And
round
about
me
every
day
like
waters
come
they
be
;
Even
so
together
gathering
,
they
about
do
compasse
me
.
verse
19
My
friend
,
and
him
that
did
me
love
,
thou
dost
put
far
from
me
:
To
darknesse
thou
dost
those
remove
that
mine
acquaintance
be
.
PSAL.
LXXXIX
.
GOds
mercies
I
will
ever
sing
,
and
with
my
mouth
I
shall
Make
knowne
thy
constant
faithfulnesse
to
generations
all
.
verse
2
For
I
have
said
,
that
mercie
shall
for
evermore
remaine
;
And
in
the
heavens
high
shalt
thou
thy
faithfulnesse
maintaine
.
verse
3
God
said
,
I
with
my
chosen
made
a
covenant
graciously
;
And
to
my
servant
,
whom
I
lov'd
,
to
David
sworne
have
I.
verse
4
That
I
thy
seed
establish
will
for
ever
to
endure
;
And
I
to
generations
all
will
build
thy
throne
most
sure
.
verse
5
The
heav'ns
shall
shew
with
joy
and
mirth
thy
wondrous
works
,
O
Lord
;
Thy
Saints
shall
in
thy
Church
on
earth
thy
faithfulnesse
record
.
verse
6
For
in
the
heavens
to
the
Lord
who
may
himselfe
compare
?
Among
the
sons
of
mighty
ones
,
who
with
him
equall
are
?
verse
7
God
in
the
assembly
of
the
Saints
,
the
Saints
should
greatly
feare
;
He
should
be
reverenc't
of
all
that
are
about
him
neere
.
verse
8
Lord
God
of
hosts
,
a
mighty
Lord
,
like
thee
what
one
can
be
?
And
who
can
shew
such
faithfulnesse
,
as
doth
encompasse
thee
?
verse
9
The
sea
,
though
raging
furiously
,
thou
rulest
at
thy
will
;
The
waves
thereof
,
though
mounting
hie
,
thou
makest
calme
and
still
.
verse
10
Egypt
in
pieces
thou
didst
bieak
,
and
like
one
s●…ine
was
she
▪
Thine
enemies
with
thy
mighty
anne
have
scattered
been
by
thee
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Thine
are
the
heavens
,
and
the
earth
thou
as
thine
owne
maist
take
;
The
world
,
and
all
that
doth
it
fill
,
thy
power
did
found
and
make
.
verse
12
The
North
&
South
from
thee
alone
their
first
beginning
had
;
Both
Tabor
Mount
,
and
Hermon
Hill
shall
in
thy
Name
be
glad
.
verse
13
Thou
hast
an
arme
most
full
of
strength
,
that
worketh
mightily
;
Strong
is
thy
hand
,
and
thy
right
hand
in
power
is
very
hye
.
verse
14
In
righteousnesse
and
equity
thou
hast
thy
seat
and
place
;
Mercy
and
truth
are
still
with
thee
,
and
go
before
thy
face
.
verse
15
O
those
that
know
the
joyfull
sound
,
a
blessed
people
be
;
In
bright
light
of
thy
countenance
,
Lord
,
they
shall
walk
with
thee
.
verse
16
And
in
thy
Name
they
all
the
day
shall
joy
and
take
delight
:
They
in
thy
righteousnesse
shall
be
exalted
to
great
height
.
verse
17
Because
the
glory
of
their
strength
doth
only
rest
in
thee
;
And
in
thy
favour
shall
our
horne
and
power
exalted
be
.
verse
18
For
God
is
our
defence
,
and
he
to
us
doth
safety
bring
:
The
holy
One
of
Israel
is
our
almighty
King.
verse
19
Thy
secret
purpose
from
thy
Saint
then
didst
thou
not
conceale
;
Speaking
to
him
in
vision
,
thus
it
thou
didst
reveale
.
verse
20
Upon
a
man
that
mighty
is
,
laid
my
strong
help
have
I
;
One
from
the
people
chosen
out
,
I
have
exalted
hye
.
The
third
part
.
verse
21
David
my
servant
I
have
found
,
him
for
a
Prince
I
gave
;
And
therefore
with
my
holy
oile
I
him
anointed
have
.
verse
22
With
whom
my
helping
hand
shall
still
established
remaine
;
And
with
my
mighty
arme
I
will
him
strengthen
and
sustaine
.
verse
23
The
enemies
shall
not
him
oppresse
,
they
shall
not
him
devoure
;
Nor
shall
the
sons
of
wickednesse
on
him
have
any
power
.
verse
24
I
will
beat
downe
before
his
face
all
his
malicious
foes
:
I
will
them
greatly
plague
that
do
with
hatred
him
oppose
.
verse
25
My
mercie
and
my
faithfulnesse
with
him
yet
still
shall
be
;
And
in
my
Name
his
horne
and
might
men
shall
exalted
see
.
verse
26
And
in
the
sea
far
off
his
hand
and
power
I
will
place
:
He
gloriously
with
his
right
hand
the
rivers
shall
embrace
.
verse
27
Thou
art
my
Father
,
he
shall
cry
,
thou
art
my
God
alone
;
And
he
shall
say
,
Thou
art
the
rock
of
my
salvation
.
verse
28
And
him
will
I
my
first-born
make
,
the
son
of
my
delight
;
And
he
the
Kings
of
all
the
earth
shall
far
excell
in
height
.
verse
29
For
him
my
mercy
promised
,
for
ever
keep
I
will
;
And
my
unchanged
covenant
shall
with
him
stand
sted
fast
still
.
verse
30
His
seed
I
by
my
power
will
make
for
ever
to
endure
;
And
,
as
the
daies
of
heaven
,
his
Throne
shall
stable
be
and
sure
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
31
But
if
his
children
shall
for
sake
my
Lawes
,
and
go
astray
;
And
in
my
Judgements
shall
not
walk
,
but
wander
from
my
way
.
verse
32
If
they
my
holy
Statutes
break
,
which
should
them
rule
and
guide
;
And
do
not
my
Commandements
keep
,
but
from
them
turne
aside
.
verse
33
Then
their
transgression
with
the
rod
visit
on
them
will
I
;
And
chastise
them
I
will
with
stripes
for
their
iniquity
.
verse
34
My
loving
kindnesse
yet
from
him
I
wholly
will
not
take
;
Nor
suffer
that
my
faithfulnesse
to
him
a
lye
should
make
.
verse
35
My
covenant
shall
continue
still
,
I
will
it
never
break
:
That
thing
I
never
alter
will
,
which
once
my
lips
did
speak
.
verse
36
Once
sware
I
by
my
Holinesse
,
and
that
performe
will
I
:
With
David
I
will
promise
keep
,
to
him
I
will
not
lye
.
verse
37
His
seed
for
evermore
shall
raigne
,
his
glorious
Throne
of
might
Shall
stedfast
as
the
Sun
remaine
for
ever
in
my
sight
.
verse
38
And
as
the
Moon
within
the
skie
for
ever
standeth
fast
:
A
faithfull
witnesse
from
on
hie
,
so
shall
his
Kingdome
last
.
The
fifth
part
.
verse
39
But
now
(
O'Lord
)
thou
dost
reject
those
which
thy
people
were
:
Yea
,
thou
art
wroth
with
thine
elect
,
thine
owne
anointed
deare
.
verse
40
Thy
covenant
with
thy
servant
made
,
in
shew
thou
broken
hast
:
Thou
hast
prophan'd
his
crown
,
while
it
thou
to
the
ground
dost
cast
.
verse
41
And
further
,
thou
hast
broken
downe
in
wrath
his
hedges
all
;
Thou
his
strong
holds
hast
overthrown
,
and
they
to
ruine
fall
.
verse
42
To
all
that
by
the
way
do
passe
,
a
spoile
and
prey
is
he
;
And
a
reproach
he
is
to
those
that
neere
him
dwelling
be
.
verse
43
The
right
hand
of
his
foes
in
might
,
thou
makest
to
arise
;
And
thou
hast
caused
to
rejoyce
his
cruell
enemies
.
verse
44
The
edge
thou
also
of
his
sword
hast
turned
in
his
hand
;
Thou
hast
not
strengthned
him
,
that
he
might
in
the
battell
stand
.
verse
45
His
glory
thou
hast
made
to
cease
,
his
brightnesse
now
is
past
;
And
thou
his
crowne
of
majestie
downe
to
the
ground
hast
cast
.
verse
46
His
flowry
daies
of
youth
&
strength
,
by
thee
now
shortned
be
;
As
with
a
garment
,
so
with
shame
he
covered
is
by
thee
.
The
sixth
part
.
verse
47
How
long
,
Lord
,
wilt
thou
hide
thy selfe
?
shall
thy
wrath
ever
last
?
And
shall
thine
anger
evermore
like
fire
consume
and
waste
?
verse
48
Remember
well
how
short
a
time
I
shall
on
earth
remaine
;
If
life
be
spent
in
griefe
,
why
then
are
all
men
made
in
vaine
?
verse
49
What
man
is
he
that
liveth
here
,
and
death
shall
never
see
?
Or
from
the
power
of
the
grave
,
what
man
his
soule
can
free
?
verse
50
Thy
former
loving
kindnesses
,
O
Lord
,
where
be
they
now
?
Those
which
in
truth
and
faithfulnesse
to
David
sworne
hast
thou
.
verse
51
Remember
the
reproach
wherewith
thy
servants
shamed
were
;
Those
which
from
all
the
mighty
ones
;
I
in
my
bosome
beare
.
verse
52
For
from
thine
enemies
,
O
Lord
,
we
do
reproaches
heare
:
Yea
,
they
reproached
have
the
steps
of
thine
Anointed
deare
.
verse
53
For
ever
blessed
be
the
Lord
,
who
heares
when
we
do
pray
;
And
let
the
Church
,
Amen
,
Amen
,
with
hearts
and
voices
say
.
PSAL.
XC
.
LOrd
,
thou
hast
been
our
dwelling
place
,
where
safety
we
have
seen
:
Our
dwelling
place
from
race
to
race
,
Lord
,
thou
to
us
hast
been
.
verse
2
Ere
forth
were
brought
the
mountains
hye
,
the
earths
&
worlds
great
frame
,
Thou
God
from
all
eternity
for
ever
art
the
same
.
verse
3
Thou
to
destruction
turnest
men
,
through
crosses
,
griefe
,
and
paine
;
And
unto
Adams
children
then
thou
sai'st
,
Returne
againe
.
verse
4
Though
life
a
thousand
years
do
last
,
it
seemeth
in
thy
sight
As
yesterday
,
when
it
is
past
,
or
as
a
watch
by
night
.
verse
5
Thou
,
like
a
floud
,
them
driv'st
away
,
and
as
a
sleep
they
be
;
And
in
the
morne
as
grasse
are
they
,
which
soon
we
changed
see
.
verse
6
It
springeth
in
the
morning
green
,
and
growes
up
pleasantly
:
But
cut
at
evening
it
is
seen
soon
withered
down
to
lye
.
verse
7
For
us
consum'd
thine
anger
hath
,
our
might
is
much
decai'd
;
And
we
by
thy
afflicting
wrath
are
troubled
and
dismai'd
.
verse
8
The
wicked
workes
that
we
have
wrought
'
thou
sett'st
before
thine
eies
Our
secret
sins
,
yea
sins
of
thought
thy
countenance
espies
.
verse
9
For
in
thy
wrath
our
daies
do
waste
,
in
griefes
they
come
to
end
;
And
,
like
a
tale
that
's
told
and
past
,
so
we
our
yeares
do
spend
.
verse
10
Full
three
score
years
&
ten
at
length
,
our
daies
and
yeares
may
be
;
And
if
by
reason
of
their
strength
,
men
fourscore
years
do
see
:
verse
11
Yet
shall
the
strength
of
such
old
men
but
griefe
and
labour
be
:
For
soon
it
is
cut
off
,
and
then
away
we
swiftly
flee
.
verse
12
What
man
doth
understand
&
know
,
what
power
thine
anger
hath
?
For
mighty
terrours
from
it
grow
,
and
mighty
is
thy
wrath
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Instruct
us
,
Lord
,
to
know
and
try
how
long
our
daies
remaine
;
That
so
we
may
our
hearts
apply
true
wisdome
to
attaine
.
verse
14
Returne
,
O
Lord
,
how
long
wilt
thou
forth
on
in
wrath
proceed
?
Shew
favour
to
thy
servants
now
,
and
help
them
at
their
need
.
verse
15
Us
early
with
thy
mercy
fill
,
who
now
long
have
been
sad
;
And
then
through
thee
rejoyce
we
will
,
and
all
our
daies
be
glad
.
verse
16
According
as
the
daies
have
been
,
wherein
we
griefe
have
had
:
As
yeares
of
evill
we
have
seen
,
so
long
now
make
us
glad
.
verse
17
O
let
thy
work
and
power
appeare
before
thy
servants
sight
;
And
shew
unto
their
children
deare
thy
glory
and
thy
might
.
verse
18
Lord
,
let
thy
beauty
on
us
be
,
and
what
we
take
in
hand
;
Let
it
establish't
be
by
thee
:
O
make
it
firme
to
stand
!
PSAL.
XCI
.
IN
secret
place
of
God
most
high
,
he
that
shall
dwell
and
hide
In
the
Almighties
shadow
safe
,
and
quiet
shall
abide
.
verse
2
Thou●…
my
hope
,
&
my
strong
hold
,
I
to
the
Lord
will
say
;
My
God
is
he
,
in
him
will
I
my
whole
affiance
stay
.
verse
3
Surely
,
from
the
slie
fowlers
snare
he
shall
deliver
thee
;
And
from
the
noisome
pestilence
thee
safe
preserve
shall
he
.
verse
4
His
feathers
shall
thee
hide
,
thy
trust
under
his
wings
shall
be
;
A
buckler
and
a
shield
of
proofe
his
truth
shall
be
to
thee
.
verse
5
So
,
that
the
terrours
of
the
night
thy
heart
shall
not
affright
;
Nor
yet
the
arrow
shalt
thou
feare
by
day
,
that
makes
his
flight
.
verse
6
Nor
for
the
pestilence
that
walkes
in
darknesse
secretly
;
Nor
for
destruction
that
doth
waste
at
noon
day
openly
.
verse
7
Though
at
thy
side
a
thousand
fall
,
and
on
thy
right
hand
lye
Ten
thousand
dead
,
yet
unto
thee
it
shall
not
once
come
nye
.
verse
8
Thereof
thou
only
with
thine
eies
shalt
a
beholder
be
;
And
thou
therein
the
just
reward
of
wicked
men
shalt
see
.
verse
9
Because
the
Lord
,
who
of
his
Saints
the
refuge
is
alone
;
Even
the
most
High
is
made
by
thee
thy
habitation
.
verse
10
None
evill
shalt
thou
need
to
feare
,
it
shall
not
thee
befall
:
Neither
to
hurt
thee
any
plague
come
nigh
thy
dwelling
shall
.
verse
11
For
to
his
Angels
over
thee
give
a
command
shall
he
,
That
constantly
in
all
thy
waies
they
keep
and
succour
thee
.
verse
12
They
in
their
hands
shal
bear
thee
up
,
still
waiting
thee
upon
;
Lest
thou
at
any
time
should'st
dash
thy
foot
against
a
stone
.
verse
13
Upon
the
Adder
thou
shalt
tread
,
and
on
the
Lion
strong
;
Thy
feet
on
Dragons
trample
shall
,
and
on
the
Lions
yong
.
verse
14
Because
on
me
he
sets
his
love
,
deliver
him
will
I
:
Because
my
Name
he
well
hath
knowne
,
him
will
I
set
on
hye
.
verse
15
I
when
he
calls
will
answer
him
,
I
will
be
with
him
still
;
In
trouble
to
deliver
him
:
yea
honour
him
I
will.
verse
16
And
by
my
gift
with
length
of
daies
he
satisfied
shall
be
;
And
my
salvation
and
my
blisse
for
ever
shall
he
see
.
PSAL.
XCII
.
TO
give
thankes
to
the
Lord
it
is
a
good
and
comely
thing
;
And
to
thy
Name
,
O
thou
most
High
,
due
praise
aloud
to
sing
.
verse
2
Thy
loving
kindnesse
forth
to
shew
,
when
first
appeares
the
light
;
And
to
declare
thy
faithfulnesse
,
with
pleasure
every
night
.
verse
3
On
a
ten-stringed
Instrument
,
and
on
the
Psaltery
;
With
solemne
sound
upon
the
Harp
,
and
grave
sweet
melody
.
verse
4
For
through
thy
work
,
Lord
,
thou
hast
made
my
soule
right
glad
to
be
;
And
in
the
workes
I
will
triumph
which
have
been
wrought
by
thee
.
verse
5
O
Lord
,
how
glorious
and
how
great
the
works
are
of
thy
hand
!
So
deep
thy
thoughts
and
counsells
are
,
none
can
them
understand
.
verse
6
The
brutish
man
is
far
unfit
thy
secrets
to
receive
;
Nor
can
in
this
the
foolish
man
thy
wisdome
well
perceive
.
verse
7
That
when
,
like
grasse
,
the
wicked
spring
,
and
sinners
flourish
all
;
It
is
that
they
for
ever
may
into
destruction
fall
.
verse
8
But
thou
,
O
Lord
,
who
dost
them
judge
,
for
ever
dost
remaine
;
And
thou
most
high
above
thy
foes
for
evermore
shalt
raigne
.
verse
9
For
lo
,
thine
enemies
,
O
Lord
,
thine
enemies
perish
shall
:
The
workers
of
iniquity
they
shall
be
scattered
all
.
verse
10
But
like
unto
the
Unicornes
horne
,
my
horne
lift
up
thou
shalt
;
And
me
anointed
with
fresh
oile
,
to
glory
wilt
exalt
.
verse
11
Mine
eie
shall
also
see
the
fall
due
to
mine
enemies
;
I
of
those
sinners
fall
shall
heare
,
that
do
against
me
rise
.
verse
12
But
,
like
a
Palm-tree
,
fresh
&
green
,
the
righteous
flourish
shall
:
Increasing
,
as
in
Lebanon
,
doth
grow
the
Cedar
tall
.
verse
13
Those
that
within
the
house
of
God
are
planted
by
his
grace
;
In
our
Gods
courts
they
flourish
shall
,
as
in
a
fruitfull
place
.
verse
14
And
in
old
age
,
when
others
quaile
,
the
fruit
still
forth
shall
bring
;
And
watered
from
above
they
shall
be
fat
and
flourishing
.
verse
15
To
shew
that
righteous
is
the
Lord
,
who
doth
the
righteous
blesse
:
He
is
my
rock
and
strength
,
in
him
is
no
unrighteousnesse
.
PSAL.
XCIII
.
THe
Lord
doth
raign
,
&
cloth'd
is
he
with
majesty
and
light
;
His
works
do
shew
him
cloth'd
to
be
,
and
gir●…
about
with
might
.
verse
2
For
this
round
world
by
his
great
strength
established
hath
he
:
Yea
,
he
so
surely
hath
it
set
,
that
mov'd
it
cannot
be
.
verse
3
Of
old
most
firmly
stablisht
is
thy
Throne
of
majestie
;
And
thou
without
beginning
art
from
all
eternitie
.
verse
4
The
flouds
,
O
Lord
,
have
lifted
up
,
they
lifted
up
their
voice
:
The
flouds
have
lifted
up
their
waves
,
and
made
a
mighty
noise
.
verse
5
The
Lord
this
noise
of
many
flouds
in
might
exceedeth
farre
;
The
Highest
overcomes
the
sea
,
when
his
waves
mighty
are
.
verse
6
Thy
testimonies
are
most
sure
,
and
surely
lead
to
blisse
:
And
holinesse
for
ever
,
Lord
,
in
thine
house
comely
is
.
PSAL.
XCIV
.
O
Lord
God
,
to
avenge
all
wrongs
belongs
alone
to
thee
;
Vengeance
to
thee
alone
belongs
,
thy
vengeance
let
us
see
.
verse
2
O
the
earths
Judge
,
now
in
our
sight
lift
up
thy selfe
on
hye
;
With
due
reward
the
proud
requite
,
that
speak
presumptuously
.
verse
3
How
long
shall
those
that
wicked
be
,
in
pride
lift
up
their
voice
?
And
,
Lord
,
how
long
yet
shall
we
see
say
,
the
wicked
to
rejoyce
?
verse
4
How
long
hard
things
shall
these
men
and
utter
cruelty
?
How
long
triumph
and
boast
shall
they
that
work
iniquity
?
verse
5
O
Lord
,
thy
people
in
their
rage
they
do
in
pieces
teare
;
And
they
afflict
thine
heritage
,
to
thee
that
hath
been
deare
.
verse
6
The
widowes
which
are
comfortlesse
,
and
strangers
they
do
slay
;
And
they
the
children
fatherlesse
by
murder
make
away
.
verse
7
Yet
having
done
these
mischiefes
all
,
they
say
,
God
shall
not
see
;
Nor
by
the
God
of
Jacob
shall
these
things
regarded
be
.
verse
8
Ye
brutish
of
the
multitude
,
can
ye
not
this
discerne
?
And
ye
that
foolish
are
and
rude
,
at
length
this
wisdome
learne
?
verse
9
The
Lord
did
plant
the
eare
of
man
,
and
beare
then
shall
not
he
?
The
eye
he
only
form'd
,
and
then
shall
he
not
clearly
see
?
verse
10
He
that
the
Nations
chastiseth
,
shall
not
he
chastise
now
?
I
le
knowledge
into
man
doth
breathe
,
and
shall
himselfe
not
know
?
The
second
part
.
verse
11
The
thoughts
within
mans
heart
and
mind
,
the
Lord
doth
know
and
see
?
And
having
seen
them
,
he
doth
find
that
vanity
they
be
.
verse
12
O
blessed
is
that
man
,
O
Lord
,
who
chastened
is
by
thee
;
That
so
he
in
thy
Law
and
Word
may
well
instructed
be
.
verse
13
Whereby
to
him
thou
sweet
repose
in
troublous
daies
maist
give
;
Untill
the
pit
be
digg'd
for
those
that
wickedly
do
live
.
verse
14
For
whom
God
for
his
owne
doth
take
,
them
cast
off
will
he
never
:
He
in
his
love
will
not
forsake
his
heritage
for
ever
.
verse
15
But
judgement
unto
righteousnesse
returning
shall
they
see
;
They
in
whose
hearts
is
uprightnesse
,
of
it
shall
followers
be
.
verse
16
But
who
upon
my
part
shall
stand
against
the
cursed
traine
?
Or
who
shall
rid
me
from
their
hand
,
that
wicked
works
maintaine
?
verse
17
Except
the
Lord
had
been
mine
aid
,
my
soule
now
almost
had
In
place
of
darknesse
down
been
laid
,
and
dwelt
in
silence
sad
.
verse
18
But
ev'n
when
I
had
said
this
word
,
my
foot
doth
slip
away
;
Thy
mercie
held
me
up
,
O
Lord
,
thy
goodnesse
did
me
stay
.
verse
19
And
when
with
throngs
of
thoughts
my
mind
within
me
was
opprest
;
My
soule
did
in
thy
comforts
find
ev'n
then
delight
and
rest
.
verse
20
Shall
the
throne
of
iniquitie
have
fellowship
with
thee
?
Where
mischiefes
most
unrighteously
for
lawes
enacted
be
?
verse
21
For
they
against
the
life
conspire
of
righteous
men
and
good
;
And
by
their
counsells
they
desire
to
shed
the
guilt
lesse
bloud
.
verse
22
But
yet
the
Lord
still
by
his
grace
is
a
defence
to
me
;
My
refuge
and
my
hiding
place
,
and
rocke
of
strength
is
he
.
verse
23
And
on
them
their
unrighteousnesse
the
Lord
shall
bring
and
lay
;
And
slay
them
in
their
wickednesse
,
God
shall
them
surely
slay
.
PSAL.
XCV
.
OCome
,
let
us
list
up
our
voice
,
and
sing
unto
the
Lord
;
In
him
our
rock
of
health
rejoyce
let
us
with
one
accord
.
verse
2
Yea
,
let
us
come
before
his
face
with
thanks
and
thankfull
voice
;
Let
us
sing
Psalmes
to
him
with
grace
,
and
with
a
joyfull
noise
.
verse
3
Because
the
Lord
is
knowne
to
be
a
mighty
God
and
great
;
And
far
above
all
gods
is
he
in
power
and
glory
set
.
verse
4
And
of
the
earth
the
places
deep
are
in
his
mighty
hand
:
His
are
the
mountaines
high
and
sleep
,
their
strength
by
him
doth
stand
.
verse
5
The
sea
and
waters
all
are
his
,
and
he
did
make
the
same
:
Of
the
dry
land
great
Lord
he
is
,
for
it
his
hands
did
frame
.
verse
6
Come
,
let
us
bow
and
praise
the
Lord
,
before
him
let
us
fall
;
And
kneele
to
him
with
one
accord
,
for
he
hath
made
us
all
.
verse
7
Our
God
is
he
,
the
people
we
of
his
owne
pastures
are
:
Of
his
owne
hand
the
sheep
we
be
,
and
still
kept
by
his
c●…re
.
verse
8
To
day
if
ye
his
voice
will
heare
,
hard
hearts
you
must
not
have
;
As
in
the
day
of
tempting
were
theirs
,
who
in
desart
strave
.
verse
9
When
your
fore-fathers
tempted
me
,
and
my
great
power
did
prove
:
Yet
then
my
works
I
made
them
see
,
and
wonders
from
above
.
verse
10
Twice
twenty
yeares
they
did
me
grieve
,
and
I
to
them
did
say
:
They
erre
in
heart
,
and
not
beleeve
,
they
have
not
knowne
my
way
.
verse
11
To
whom
when
greatly
kindled
was
my
wrath
within
my
brest
;
I
sware
,
that
they
should
never
passe
into
my
blessed
rest
.
PSAL.
XCVI
.
SIng
ye
with
praise
unto
the
Lord
new
songs
of
joy
and
mirth
:
Sing
unto
him
with
one
accord
,
all
people
on
the
earth
.
verse
2
Yea
,
sing
unto
the
Lord
,
I
say
,
praise
ye
his
holy
Name
;
Declare
and
shew
from
day
to
day
salvation
by
the
same
.
verse
3
Among
the
Nations
all
declare
,
and
his
great
glory
tell
:
Shew
forth
how
great
his
wonders
are
,
to
all
on
earth
that
dwell
.
verse
4
Because
great
is
our
mighty
Lord
,
and
greatly
prais'd
to
be
;
Above
all
gods
to
be
ador'd
,
and
to
be
fear'd
is
he
.
verse
5
For
all
the
gods
are
Idols
dumb
,
which
the
blind
Nations
feare
:
The
Lord
is
only
he
by
whom
the
heav'ns
created
were
.
verse
6
Great
honour
is
before
his
face
,
and
majestie
divine
;
Strength
is
within
his
holy
place
,
and
there
doth
beauty
shine
.
verse
7
Ye
kinreds
of
the
people
,
give
unto
the
Lord
his
right
:
Give
to
the
Lord
,
who
still
doth
live
,
all
glory
,
and
all
might
.
verse
8
Give
glory
to
the
Lord
and
King
,
which
to
his
Name
is
due
;
Come
〈◊〉
into
his
courts
,
and
bring
an
offering
free
with
you
.
verse
9
Worship
the
Lord
,
all
that
appeare
in
his
faire
holy
place
;
Let
all
the
earth
appeare
with
feare
before
his
glorious
face
.
verse
10
That
God
doth
raign
,
tell
Nations
all
,
and
settleth
stedfastly
The
stable
world
,
and
judge
he
shall
the
people
righteously
.
verse
11
And
let
the
heavens
high
rejoyce
,
glad
let
the
earth
be
still
;
Let
the
sea
roare
and
make
a
noise
,
with
all
that
doth
it
fill
.
verse
12
The
field
shall
joy
,
and
every
thing
that
springeth
on
the
earth
:
The
wood
,
and
every
tree
shall
sing
with
gladnesse
,
and
with
mirth
verse
13
Before
the
Lord
;
for
come
he
shall
,
he
comes
the
earth
to
try
:
With
truth
shall
he
judge
Nations
all
,
the
world
most
righteously
.
PSAL.
XCVII
.
THe
Lord
doth
raign
,
wherat
the
earth
may
joy
with
pleasant
voice
;
The
multitude
of
Isles
with
mirth
may
triumph
and
rejoyce
.
verse
2
With
pitchy
clouds
and
shady
night
he
is
encompassed
;
In
perfect
judgement
,
and
in
right
his
Throne
is
stablished
.
verse
3
A
dreadfull
fire
before
him
goes
,
his
foes
it
findeth
out
;
〈◊〉
find●…
,
and
compasseth
his
foes
,
and
burnes
them
round
about
.
verse
4
His
lightnings
did
a
fearfull
light
unto
the
world
impart
:
The
earth
it
saw
,
and
at
the
sight
did
tremble
at
the
heart
.
verse
5
The
hills
,
like
waxe
,
away
did
melt
,
they
could
not
stedfast
stand
;
When
they
Gods
glorious
presence
felt
,
who
doth
the
earth
command
.
verse
6
The
heavens
high
declare
and
shew
his
righteousnesse
abroad
:
The
people
all
may
see
and
know
the
glory
of
our
God.
verse
7
Those
who
serve
Images
,
let
them
all
with
shame
confounded
be
:
And
who
in
Idols
glory
shall
,
all
gods
him
worship
ye
.
verse
8
Sion
did
heare
,
and
was
right
glad
,
and
for
thy
judgements
hye
,
Lord
,
Judahs
daughters
gladnesse
had
,
and
joy'd
exceedingly
.
verse
9
For
,
Lord
,
thou
whom
they
serve
and
love
,
the
earth
commandest
all
;
And
high
art
lifted
far
above
all
whom
men
Gods
do
call
.
verse
10
All
ye
that
love
the
Lord
of
light
,
hate
things
that
evill
be
:
He
saves
the
Saints
,
and
from
the
might
of
sinners
sets
them
free
.
verse
11
Unto
the
righteous
cheerfull
light
in
plenty
God
doth
sow
:
And
joy
to
men
of
heart
upright
,
in
plenty
great
shall
grow
.
verse
12
Ye
Saints
,
that
follow
righteousnesse
still
in
the
Lord
rejoyce
;
At
mention
of
his
holinesse
give
thankes
with
heart
and
voice
.
PSAL.
XCVIII
.
SIng
a
new
song
to
God
most
hye
,
for
he
wrought
wonders
great
:
His
owne
right
hand
the
victory
and
holy
arme
did
get
.
verse
2
The
Lord
hath
made
the
people
know
his
saving
health
and
might
:
And
he
his
righteousnesse
did
shew
in
all
the
h●…ens
fight
.
verse
3
His
mercie
sweet
to
Israel
,
and
truth
remembred
he
:
The
〈◊〉
of
all
the
earth
did
well
our
Gods
salvation
see
.
verse
4
Be
glad
in
him
with
joyfull
voice
,
all
people
of
the
earth
:
Give
thankes
to
God
,
sing
and
rejoyce
to
him
with
joy
and
mirth
.
verse
5
With
Harps
unto
the
Highest
sing
,
King
,
in
Psalmes
list
up
your
voice
:
verse
6
With
Trumpets
praise
the
Lord
and
and
〈◊〉
cheerfull
noise
.
verse
7
Yea
,
let
the
sea
,
with
all
therein
,
for
joy
both
roare
and
swell
;
And
let
the
earth
be
joyfull
seen
,
and
all
that
in
it
dwell
.
verse
8
〈◊〉
flouds
now
clap
their
hands
for
mirth
,
〈◊〉
hills
all
joyfull
be
;
Before
the
Lord
,
because
the
earth
to
judge
now
cometh
he
.
verse
9
The
world
with
righteousnes
he
shall
most
justly
judge
and
try
;
And
he
shall
judge
the
people
all
with
perfect
equity
.
PSAL.
XCIX
.
THe
Lord
doth
raign
with
trembling
great
,
then
l●…t
the
people
shake
.
He
between
C●…bs
hath
his
seat
,
let
the
earth
move
and
quake
.
verse
2
The
Lord
is
great
in
Sion
Mount
,
and
feared
reveren●…y
:
Yea
,
he
all
people
doth
surmount
,
and
si●…
above
them
hye
.
verse
3
Therefore
let
all
extoll
and
praise
thy
great
and
dreadfull
Name
:
High
thy
Names
honour
let
them
raise
,
for
holy
is
the
same
.
verse
4
The
King
loves
judgement
with
his
might
,
and
settleth
equity
;
Thou
judgement
execut'st
,
and
right
in
Jacob
stedfastly
.
verse
5
The
mighty
God
,
and
Lord
of
all
,
on
high
exalted
be
:
Let
men
〈◊〉
his
foot-stoole
fall
,
an
holy
God
is
he
.
verse
6
Moses
〈◊〉
A●…on
with
his
Priests
,
with
those
tha●…
on
him
call
,
Was
Samuel
;
all
th●…se
made
requests
,
and
God
did
answer
all
.
verse
7
He
from
a
cloudy
pillar
spake
,
and
shew'd
to
them
●…s
will
;
And
they
such
lawes
as
he
did
make
,
endeavoured
to
fulfill
.
verse
8
Them
,
Lord
our
God
,
thou
answered'st
,
a
God
that
them
forgave
:
Yet
thou
their
errours
chastised'st
,
which
they
invented
have
.
verse
9
The
Lord
our
God
exalt
ye
still
,
and
humbly
worship
ye
Our
God
upon
his
holy
hill
,
for
holy
still
is
he
.
PSAL.
C.
ALl
people
that
on
earth
do
dwell
,
sing
to
the
Lord
with
cheerful
voice
,
Him
serve
with
fear
,
his
praise
forth
tell
,
come
ye
before
him
and
rejoyce
.
verse
2
The
Lord
ye
know
is
God
indeed
,
without
our
a●…
he
did
us
make
;
We
are
his
flock
,
he
doth
us
●…eed
,
and
for
his
sheep
he
doth
us
take
.
verse
3
O
enter
then
his
gates
with
praise
,
approach
with
joy
his
courts
unto
;
Praise
,
land
,
and
blesse
his
Name
alwaies
,
for
it
is
seemly
so
to
do
.
verse
4
Because
the
Lord
our
God
is
good
,
his
mercy
is
for
ever
sure
:
His
truth
at
all
times
firmly
stood
,
and
shall
from
age
to
age
endure
.
PSAL.
CI.
I
Mercy
will
and
judgement
sing
,
O
Lord
God
,
unto
thee
;
And
wisely
do
in
perfect
way
;
●…come
with
haste
to
me
.
verse
2
Within
my
house
with
perfect
heart
uprightly
walk
I
will
:
verse
3
And
I
will
set
before
mine
eies
no
matter
that
is
i●…
.
verse
4
I
hate
their
work
that
turn
aside
,
it
shall
not
cleave
to
me
:
From
me
shall
part
the
froward
heart
,
none
evill
will
I
see
.
verse
5
Who
of
his
neighbours
slanders
close
doth
speak
,
cut
off
will
I
:
The
lofty
heart
I
cannot
beare
,
nor
him
that
looketh
hie
.
verse
6
Mine
eies
shall
be
on
them
within
the
land
that
faithfull
be
:
In
perfect
way
who
walketh
,
shall
be
servant
unto
me
.
verse
7
I
will
no
gui●…efull
person
have
within
my
house
to
dwell
;
And
in
my
presence
shall
he
not
remaine
that
lies
doth
tell
.
verse
8
And
all
the
wicked
of
the
land
early
destroy
will
I
:
All
from
Gods
City
to
cut
off
that
work
iniquity
.
PSAL.
CII
.
LOrd
,
hear●…
my
pr●…er
,
let
my
cry
have
leave
to
come
to
thee
;
verse
2
In
time
of
trouble
do
not
hide
thy
face
away
from
me
.
verse
3
Answer
me
quickly
in
that
day
when
I
do
call
and
pray
:
Because
my
daies
consume
like
smoak
,
and
vanish
soon
away
.
verse
4
My
bones
like
to
an
hearth
are
burnt
,
and
like
grasse
parch't
with
heat
;
My
heart
is
smitten
,
so
that
I
forget
my
bread
to
eat
.
verse
5
By
reason
of
my
groaning
voice
,
my
bones
cleave
to
my
skin
:
verse
6
Like
Pelican
in
wildernesse
forsaken
have
I
bin
.
verse
7
I
like
an
Owle
in
desart
am
,
that
out
of
sight
is
gone
:
I
watch
,
and
as
a
Sparrow
on
the
house
top
am
alone
.
verse
8
My
bitter
enemies
all
the
day
reproaches
cast
on
me
:
And
being
mad
at
me
with
rage
,
against
me
sworne
they
be
.
verse
9
I
surely
ashes
eaten
have
like
bread
,
in
sorrowes
deep
:
In
griefe
I
mingled
have
my
drink
with
teares
,
that
I
did
weep
.
verse
10
Thy
wrath
and
indignation
did
cause
this
griefe
and
paine
;
For
thou
hast
lifted
me
on
high
,
and
cast
me
downe
againe
.
verse
11
The
daies
wherein
I
passe
my
life
are
like
the
fleeting
shade
;
And
I
am
withered
like
the
grasse
that
soon
away
doth
fade
.
verse
12
But
thou
,
Lord
,
everlasting
art
,
and
thou
no
end
shalt
see
;
And
unto
generations
all
shall
thy
remembrance
be
.
verse
13
Thou
wilt
arise
,
and
mercy
thou
to
Sion
wilt
extend
:
The
time
of
mercy
,
now
the
time
fore-set
is
come
to
end
.
verse
14
For
even
in
her
ruinous
stones
thy
servants
do
delight
;
And
the
despised
dust
thereof
finds
favour
in
their
sight
.
The
second
part
.
verse
15
Then
shall
the
Heathen
people
feare
the
Lords
most
holy
Name
;
And
all
the
Kings
on
earth
shall
dread
thy
glory
,
and
thy
same
.
verse
16
When
Zion
by
the
mighty
Lord
built
up
againe
shall
be
;
In
glory
then
and
dreadfull
power
,
to
men
appeare
shall
he
.
verse
17
The
praier
of
the
destitute
he
surely
will
regard
;
Their
praier
will
be
not
despise
,
by
him
it
shall
be
heard
.
verse
18
This
shall
be
written
,
that
the
age
succeeding
may
it
see
:
So
shall
that
people
praise
the
Lord
,
which
shall
created
be
.
verse
19
For
from
his
high
and
holy
place
he
look't
downe
graciously
:
The
Lord
with
pity
did
behold
the
earth
from
heaven
hye
.
verse
20
That
of
the
●…full
prisoners
the
groanings
he
might
heare
;
And
those
might
loose
,
which
unto
death
condemn'd
unjustly
were
.
verse
21
That
they
in
Zion
may
declare
the
Lords
most
holy
Name
;
And
in
Jerusalem
set
forth
the
praises
of
the
same
.
verse
22
Even
when
the
people
shall
in
troups
meet
there
with
one
accord
:
When
Kingdomes
shall
assembled
be
,
to
serve
the
bighest
Lord.
verse
23
My
former
sorce
of
strength
he
hath
abated
in
the
way
;
And
shorter
he
did
cut
my
daies
,
thus
therefore
did
I
say
:
verse
24
My
God
,
in
midst
of
all
my
daies
,
now
take
me
not
away
:
From
age
to
age
eternally
thy
yeares
endure
and
stay
.
verse
25
Thou
the
foundations
of
the
earth
before
all
times
hast
laid
;
And
,
Lord
,
the
heavens
are
the
work
which
thine
owne
hands
have
made
.
verse
26
They
perish
shall
,
yet
evermore
shalt
thou
endure
and
stay
:
Yea
,
like
a
garment
shall
they
all
waxe
old
,
and
passe
away
.
verse
27
Thou
●…s
a
garment
shalt
them
change
,
and
changed
they
shall
be
;
But
thou
dost
still
abide
the
same
,
thy
yeares
no
end
shall
see
.
verse
28
The
children
of
thy
servants
shall
continually
endure
;
And
in
thy
sight
their
happy
seed
shall
stand
for
ever
sure
.
PSAL.
CIII
O
Blesse
and
praise
the
Lord
,
my
soul
,
and
to
him
thankfull
be
:
Yea
,
blessed
be
his
holy
Name
by
all
that
is
in
me
.
verse
2
Give
thanks
to
God
for
all
his
gifts
,
shew
not
thy selfe
unkind
;
And
suffer
not
his
benefits
to
slip
out
of
thy
mind
.
verse
3
That
gave
thee
pardon
for
thy
faults
,
and
thee
restor'd
againe
:
For
all
thy
weak
and
fraile
disease
,
and
heal'd
thee
of
thy
paine
.
verse
4
That
did
redeem
thy
life
from
death
,
from
which
thou
couldst
not
flee
;
His
mercy
and
compassion
both
he
did
extend
to
thee
.
verse
5
Who
with
good
things
most
liberally
doth
satisfie
thy
mouth
:
That
,
like
the
E●…gles
,
now
agame
rerewed
is
thy
youth
.
verse
6
The
Lord
doth
justice
execute
for
those
that
are
opprest
;
So
that
their
sufferings
and
their
wrongs
are
turned
to
the
best
.
verse
7
His
waies
and
his
commandments
just
to
Moses
he
did
show
:
His
counsell
and
his
valiant
acts
the
Israelites
did
know
.
verse
8
The
Lord
is
kind
and
mercifull
,
when
sinners
do
him
grieve
;
And
he
is
very
slow
to
wrath
,
and
ready
to
forgive
.
verse
9
He
chides
not
us
continually
,
though
we
be
full
of
strife
;
Nor
keeps
our
faults
in
memory
,
for
all
our
sinfull
life
.
verse
10
Nor
yet
according
to
our
sins
the
Lord
doth
us
regard
;
After
our
great
iniquities
he
doth
us
not
reward
.
verse
11
For
as
the
heaven
in
his
height
,
the
earth
surmoun●…eth
far●…e
;
So
high
to
those
that
do
him
feare
his
tender
mercies
are
.
verse
12
God
doth
remove
our
sins
from
us
,
and
our
offences
all
;
As
far
as
is
the
rising
Sun
full
distant
from
his
fall
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
And
loo●…
what
pity
parents
deare
unto
their
children
beare
;
Like
pity
beares
the
●…ord
to
such
as
worship
him
in
feare
.
verse
14
The
Lord
that
made
us
knowes
our
shape
,
our
mold
and
fashion
just
;
How
weak
and
fraile
our
nature
is
,
and
how
we
be
but
dust
.
verse
15
The
daies
of
man
are
like
to
grasse
,
that
quickly
doth
decay
;
Or
like
the
flower
right
faire
in
field
,
that
fades
full
soon
away
.
verse
16
For
gone
it
is
,
when
over
it
the
stormy
wind
doth
passe
:
The
place
shall
never
know
it
more
,
where
once
it
standing
was
.
verse
17
But
yet
Gods
mercy
to
his
Saints
for
ever
is
,
and
was
;
And
to
their
childrens
children
downe
his
righteousnesse
doth
passe
.
verse
18
To
such
as
do
his
covenant
keep
,
and
do
remember
so
The
just
commandments
of
his
mouth
that
in
them
walk
they
do
.
verse
19
The
Lord
his
throne
of
majesty
in
heaven
did
prepare
;
His
Kingdome
ruleth
over
all
,
and
all
his
subjects
are
.
verse
20
Ye
Angels
,
which
are
great
in
pow●…
praise
ye
and
blesse
the
Lord
;
Which
to
obey
and
do
his
will
immediately
accord
.
verse
21
Ye
noble
hosts
and
ministers
,
cease
not
to
laud
him
still
;
Which
ready
are
to
execute
his
pleasure
and
his
will.
verse
22
Yea
,
all
his
workes
in
places
all
,
where
he
doth
rule
as
King
:
Praise
ye
the
Lord
,
and
thou
,
my
soul
,
his
praises
ever
sing
.
PSAL.
CIV
.
O
Praise
and
blesse
the
Lord
,
my
soul
,
for
thou
art
very
great
:
O
Lord
my
God
,
with
honour
cloth'd
,
and
majesty
beset
.
verse
2
With
light
,
as
with
a
robe
,
thy selfe
thou
cov●…rest
about
;
And
,
like
a
spacious
curtain
,
thou
the
heavens
stretchest
out
.
verse
3
The
beams
of
thy
great
chambers
thou
dost
in
the
waters
lay
;
Thy
speedy
chariots
are
the
clouds
that
swiftly
flie
away
.
verse
4
Thou
on
the
wings
of
winds
dost
walk
,
and
spirits
thou
dost
take
For
messengers
:
and
ministers
a
flaming
fire
dost
make
.
verse
5
The
firme
foundations
of
the
earth
so
stedfast
thou
dost
lay
;
That
never
from
her
fixed
place
she
may
be
mov'd
away
.
verse
6
As
with
a
garment
,
thou
the
earth
with
the
great
deep
dost
cover
:
The
deep
,
whose
swelling
waters
once
the
mountaines
flowed
over
.
verse
7
But
turning
back
at
thy
rebuke
,
they
sle●…
,
and
would
not
stay
;
And
at
thy
thunders
dreadfull
voice
they
hasted
swift
away
.
verse
8
They
by
the
mountaines
do
ascend
,
and
by
the
vallies
low
:
To
their
owne
home
,
w
th
thou
for
them
hast
founded
,
down
do
go
.
verse
9
There
hast
thou
set
them
stedfast
bounds
,
which
shal
them
still
restrain
;
That
back
they
never
do
returne
,
the
earth
to
drowne
againe
.
verse
10
Into
the
fruitfull
vallies
thou
the
crystall
springs
dost
send
;
Which
to
the
sea
among
the
hills
their
winding
course
do
bend
.
verse
11
These
do
give
drink
to
every
beast
,
that
dwelleth
in
the
field
;
And
these
their
waters
give
to
quench
the
thirst
of
Asses
wild
.
verse
12
By
them
the
winged
●…owls
of
heav●…
delight
their
nests
to
build
;
Which
in
the
branches
of
the
trees
do
pleasant
musick
yeeld
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
From
his
high
chambers
rain●…
dow●…
he
watreth
the
dry
hills
;
And
with
the
fruits
of
his
owne
works
the
spacious
earth
he
fills
.
verse
14
Thence
for
the
cattell
he
doth
cause
the
flowry
grasse
to
spring
;
And
thence
for
service
of
mankind
the
herb
he
forth
doth
bring
.
verse
15
That
food
and
nourishment
he
mig●…
draw
from
the
fruitfull
earth
;
And
wine
,
which
the
sad
heart
of
man
makes
glad
,
and
cheeres
with
mirth
.
verse
16
And
oile
,
to
make
mans
face
to
shine
and
to
appeare
more
bright
:
And
bread
,
that
to
the
heart
of
man
supplieth
strength
and
might
.
verse
17
Thy
trees
,
O
Lord
,
are
full
of
sap
.
the
Cedars
that
do
stand
Lebanon
,
which
planted
were
by
thine
owne
mighty
hand
.
verse
18
In
them
the
airy
birds
aloft
do
chuse
their
nests
to
make
:
〈◊〉
for
the
Stork
,
the
firre
trees
she
doth
for
her
dwelling
take
.
verse
19
To
the
wild
Goats
the
mountaines
high
a
place
of
refuge
be
:
The
Conies
also
to
the
rockes
do
for
their
safety
flee
.
verse
20
Thou
sett'st
the
Moon
in
heav'n
,
by
her
the
seasons
to
discerne
;
●…om
thee
the
Sun
his
certaine
time
of
going
downe
doth
learne
.
verse
21
Then
thou
dost
shady
darknes
make
,
black
night
is
over-spread
;
All
beasts
of
forrests
,
from
their
dens
creep
forth
then
to
be
fed
.
verse
22
Then
the
yong
Lions
for
their
prey
do
roare
,
and
God
entreat
;
●…gging
in
that
their
speechlesse
speech
that
he
would
give
them
meat
.
verse
23
But
when
the
Sun
doth
rise
,
away
together
they
do
flie
;
And
hiding
them
from
light
,
and
sight
,
downe
in
their
dens
do
lie
.
verse
24
But
then
man
safely
cometh
forth
,
and
to
his
labour
goes
Unto
his
work
,
wherein
the
day
till
evening
he
bestowes
.
The
third
part
.
verse
25
O
Lord
,
how
manifold
thy
works
,
and
numberlesse
they
be
!
And
they
in
wisdome
great
have
been
created
all
by
thee
.
verse
26
The
earth
is
filled
with
thy
store
,
and
riches
manifold
;
This
great
wide
sea
within
her
womb
,
doth
the
like
treasures
hold
.
verse
27
Therein
are
flocks
of
creeping
things
that
numbred
cannot
be
;
There
divers
sorts
of
living
beasts
,
both
great
and
small
we
see
.
verse
28
Therein
the
weighty
ships
do
go
,
and
make
their
pathlesse
way
:
There
the
great
Whales
do
swim
,
which
thou
hast
made
therein
to
play
.
verse
29
These
in
their
divers
kinds
on
thee
do
wait
,
and
all
attend
;
That
thou
sufficient
food
to
them
in
season
due
maist
send
.
verse
30
Thy
hand
thou
openest
wide
,
&
they
with
good
are
satisfi'd
:
But
presently
they
troubled
are
,
if
thou
thy
face
do
hide
.
verse
31
If
thou
draw
in
thy
breath
&
spirit
,
thou
tak'st
away
their
breath
;
They
die
,
and
quickly
do
returne
unto
their
former
earth
.
verse
32
But
if
thy
spirit
thou
sendest
forth
,
then
they
created
be
;
And
then
the
earths
decayed
face
renewed
is
by
thee
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
33
An
everlasting
glory
is
thy
glory
,
Lord
of
might
;
An●…
in
the
workes
of
thy
right
hand
,
thou
greatly
shalt
delight
.
The
Lord
from
heav'n
beheld
the
earth
,
the
earth
then
trembled
much
;
●…e
hills
are
set
on
fire
and
smoak
,
when
thou
the
hills
dost
touch
.
I
will
sing
gladly
to
the
Lord
,
as
long
as
I
shall
live
:
〈◊〉
will
sing
praises
to
my
God
,
while
he
doth
being
give
.
My
meditation
of
the
Lord
most
sweet
shall
be
to
me
;
●…d
in
my
good
and
gracious
God
●…ght
joyfull
will
I
be
.
verse
37
But
as
for
sinners
,
from
the
earth
let
them
consume
away
;
●…d
let
the
wicked
be
no
more
,
that
will
not
thee
obey
.
verse
38
But
,
O
my
soul●…
blesse
thou
the
Lord
,
thy
thankfulnesse
expresse
;
●…nd
,
all
ye
Saints
,
throughout
the
world
with
me
,
him
praise
and
blesse
.
PSAL.
CV
.
O
Give
ye
thankes
unto
the
Lord
,
and
call
upon
his
Name
:
●…mong
his
people
shew
his
works
,
and
spread
abroad
his
fame
.
Sing
unto
him
,
yea
joyfully
in
Psalmes
unto
him
sing
;
●…alk
ye
of
all
the
wondrous
works
of
our
almighty
King.
〈◊〉
honour
of
his
holy
Name
rejoyce
with
one
accord
;
And
let
the
hearts
of
them
rejoyce
,
that
truly
seek
the
Lord.
verse
4
Seek
ye
the
Lord
,
&
seek
the
strength
of
his
eternall
might
;
And
of
his
face
continually
seek
to
enjoy
the
sight
.
verse
5
The
wondrous
works
that
he
hath
done
keep
still
in
mindfull
heart
;
Nor
let
the
judgements
of
his
mouth
out
of
your
mind
depart
.
verse
6
Ye
that
of
faithfull
Abraham
his
servant
are
the
seed
:
Ye
his
elect
,
the
children
that
of
Jacob
do
proceed
.
verse
7
Because
he
,
and
he
only
is
the
mighty
Lord
our
God
;
And
his
most
rightfull
judgements
are
through
all
the
earth
abroad
.
verse
8
He
kept
his
Covenant
still
in
mind
,
the
word
which
by
him
was
To
thousand
generations
commanded
downe
to
passe
.
verse
9
Which
Covenant
he
most
firmly
made
with
faithfull
Abraham
;
And
unto
Isaac
by
his
oath
he
did
renew
the
same
.
verse
10
And
unto
Jacob
for
a
Law
he
made
it
firme
and
sure
:
A
Covenant
to
〈◊〉
,
which
ever
should
endure
.
verse
11
When
thus
he
said
,
Behold
,
to
you
I
C●…ns
land
will
give
:
The
lot
of
your
inheritance
,
wherein
your
seed
shall
live
.
verse
12
Although
their
number
at
that
time
did
very
small
appeare
;
Yea
,
very
small
,
and
in
the
land
they
then
but
strangers
were
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
While
yet
they
walk't
from
land
to
land
,
without
a
sure
abode
;
And
while
through
sundry
Kingdomes
they
did
wander
farre
abroad
.
verse
14
Yet
while
they
wandred
,
suffered
he
no
man
to
do
them
wrong
;
But
for
their
sakes
he
did
reprove
Kings
glorious
,
great
,
and
strong
.
verse
15
And
thus
he
said
,
Touch
ye
not
those
that
mine
annointed
be
;
Nor
do
the
Prophets
any
harme
,
that
do
pertaine
to
me
.
verse
16
He
call'd
a
dearth
upon
the
land
,
he
brake
the
staffe
of
bread
:
But
yet
he
sent
a
man
before
,
by
whom
they
should
be
fed
.
verse
17
Even
Joseph
,
who
before
was
sold
,
a
servant
low
to
be
;
verse
18
Whose
feet
with
fetters
they
did
hurt
,
in
irons
laid
was
he
.
verse
19
Untill
the
time
his
message
came
to
give
him
liberty
;
The
word
and
purpose
of
the
Lord
did
him
in
prison
●…y
.
verse
20
Then
sent
the
King
,
and
loosed
him
,
〈◊〉
this
commanded
h●…
That
of
the
people
Ruler
was
,
he
made
him
to
go
free
.
verse
21
Yea
further
,
of
his
royall
house
him
Lord
did
Pharaoh
make
;
And
gave
command
,
that
he
the
rule
should
of
his
substance
take
.
verse
22
That
he
might
at
his
pleasure
bind
the
Princes
of
the
land
:
And
he
might
cause
his
ancient
men
wisdome
to
understand
.
verse
23
And
whiles
the
years
of
famine
we●…
to
Egypt
Israel
came
;
And
Jacob
,
as
a
sojourner
,
liv'd
in
the
land
of
Ham.
verse
24
Yet
did
he
greatly
by
his
power
increase
his
people
there
;
That
stronger
then
their
enemies
all
,
they
by
his
blessing
were
.
verse
25
He
turned
then
their
heart
to
hate
his
people
vehemently
;
And
even
with
these
his
servants
deare
,
to
deale
in
subtilty
.
The
third
part
.
verse
26
His
faithfull
servant
Moses
then
,
and
Aaron
whom
he
chose
;
He
did
command
to
them
to
go
,
his
message
to
disclose
.
verse
27
The
message
of
his
fearfull
signes
to
Egypt
they
did
shew
;
And
in
the
cursed
land
of
Ham
his
wonders
great
and
new
.
verse
28
Darknesse
upon
them
he
did
send
,
and
dark
he
made
thier
day
;
verse
29
And
his
command
and
mighty
word
his
creatures
did
obey
.
verse
30
He
turn'd
their
waters
into
bloud
,
he
did
their
fishes
slay
;
Their
land
brought
Frog●…
even
in
the
place
where
their
King
Pharaoh
lay
.
verse
31
He
spake
,
and
at
his
voice
there
came
great
swarmes
of
noisome
Flies
;
And
all
the
quarters
of
their
land
were
fill'd
with
crawling
Lice
.
verse
32
In
stead
of
mild
and
fruitfull
raine
,
upon
them
baile
he
sent
;
And
with
the
haile-affrighting
flames
of
fire
consuming
went.
verse
33
He
smote
their
vines
,
he
smote
the
trees
,
whereon
their
sigs
did
grow
:
Yea
,
●…e
the
trees
within
their
coasts
did
break
and
overthrow
.
verse
34
He
spake
the
word
and
at
his
word
Locusts
increased
there
;
And
Caterpillers
numberlesse
among
them
creeping
were
.
verse
35
And
these
within
their
fruitfull
land
all
the
green
herbs
did
eat
;
And
these
the
fruits
growne
in
their
ground
,
devoured
for
their
meat
.
verse
36
The
first-begotten
in
their
land
the
Lord
with
death
did
smite
;
Yea
,
the
beginning
and
the
chiefe
of
all
their
strength
and
might
.
verse
37
With
gold
&
silver
he
them
brought
from
Egypt
land
to
passe
;
And
in
the
number
of
their
Tribes
no
feeble
one
there
was
.
verse
38
Egypt
was
glad
,
and
joyfull
then
,
when
they
did
thence
depart
:
For
terrour
,
and
the
feare
of
them
was
fall'n
upon
their
heart
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
39
He
for
a
covering
spread
a
cloud
,
and
in
the
time
of
night
,
To
guide
them
rightly
in
their
way
,
by
fire
he
gave
them
light
.
verse
40
They
asked
,
and
he
caused
Quailes
to
raine
abundantly
;
And
with
the
bread
of
heaven
did
he
their
hunger
satisfie
.
verse
41
He
opened
then
the
stony
rock
,
and
waters
gushed
out
:
Which
in
the
dry
and
parched
ground
like
rivers
,
ran
about
.
verse
42
Because
his
promise
made
of
old
he
did
remember
well
;
And
his
deare
servant
Abraham
,
in
faith
that
did
excell
.
verse
43
His
people
thus
with
joy
&
mirth
,
he
forth
from
bondage
brought
:
With
gladnesse
he
his
chosen
led
and
for
them
wonders
wrought
.
verse
44
And
then
to
them
the
pleasant
land
he
of
the
heathen
gave
;
That
of
the
peoples
labours
they
inheritance
might
have
.
verse
45
That
they
his
statutes
might
observ●…
and
guided
by
his
word
The
path-way
of
his
lawes
might
keep
:
praise
ye
the
living
Lord.
PSAL.
CVI.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord.
O
give
ye
thankes
to
God
,
for
good
is
he
;
And
everlasting
to
his
Saints
his
grace
and
mercy
be
.
verse
2
What
man
the
mighty
acts
of
God
can
shew
,
and
utter
well
?
Who
can
set
forth
sufficiently
,
and
all
his
praises
tell
?
verse
3
They
blessed
are
that
judgment
keep
,
and
justly
do
alway
:
With
favour
of
thy
people
,
Lord
,
remember
me
,
I
pray
.
verse
4
And
with
thy
saving
health
,
O
Lord
,
vouchsafe
to
visit
me
;
That
I
the
great
felicitie
of
thine
elect
may
see
.
verse
5
And
with
thy
peoples
joy
I
may
a
joyfull
mind
possesse
;
And
may
with
thine
inheritance
a
glorying
heart
expresse
.
verse
6
We
greatly
with
our
fathers
all
have
sinned
every
one
;
We
have
committed
wickednesse
,
and
〈◊〉
we
have
done
.
verse
7
The
wonders
great
which
thou
,
O
Lord
,
hast
done
in
Egypt
land
;
Our
fathers
,
though
they
saw
them
all
,
yet
did
not
understand
.
verse
8
Nor
they
thy
mercies
multitude
did
keep
in
thankfull
mind
:
But
at
the
sea
,
even
the
red
sea
,
rebelled
most
unkind
.
verse
9
Neverthelesse
he
saved
them
,
for
honour
of
his
Name
;
That
he
might
make
his
power
knowne
,
and
spread
abroad
his
same
.
verse
10
Then
the
red
sea
did
he
rebuke
,
and
dried
up
it
was
:
Through
deeps
,
as
through
the
wildernesse
,
so
made
he
them
to
passe
.
verse
11
From
hand
of
those
that
hated
them
,
he
did
his
people
save
;
And
from
the
enemies
cruell
hand
to
them
redemption
gave
.
verse
12
The
waters
overwhelm'd
their
foes
,
not
one
was
left
alive
;
Then
they
beleev'd
his
word
,
and
praise
in
songs
to
him
did
give
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
But
quickly
they
his
mighty
works
forgat
unthankfully
;
And
on
his
counsell
,
and
his
will
did
not
wait
patiently
.
verse
14
But
lusted
in
the
wildernesse
with
fond
and
greedy
lust
;
And
in
the
desart
tempted
God
,
the
stay
of
all
their
trust
.
verse
15
And
then
their
wanton
minds
desire
he
suffered
them
to
have
:
But
wasting
leannesse
there
withall
into
their
soule
he
gave
.
verse
16
And
against
Moses
in
the
camp
their
envie
did
appeare
:
At
Aaron
,
though
a
Saint
of
God
,
they
envious
also
were
.
verse
17
Therefore
the
earth
did
open
wide
,
and
Dathan
did
devoure
;
And
all
Abirams
company
did
cover
in
that
houre
.
verse
18
In
their
assembly
kindled
was
a
hot
consuming
fire
;
And
wasting
flame
did
then
burne
up
the
wicked
in
his
ir●…
.
verse
19
Upon
the
hill
of
Hor●…b
they
an
Idoll
Cal●…
did
frame
:
A
molten
Image
they
did
make
,
and
worshipped
the
same
.
verse
20
And
thus
their
glory
and
their
God
most
vainly
changed
they
Into
the
likenesse
of
an
Oxe
,
that
eateth
grasse
and
●…ay
.
verse
21
And
they
their
God
and
Saviour
unkindly
did
forget
In
Egypt
,
who
for
them
had
done
things
marvellous
and
great
.
verse
22
Works
wondrous
in
the
land
of
Ham
his
hand
to
passe
had
brought
;
By
the
red
sea
his
mighty
arme
things
terrible
had
wrought
.
verse
23
Therefore
when
Israel
sinned
thus
,
and
erred
from
his
way
;
That
he
this
people
would
destroy
,
he
in
his
wrath
did
say
:
verse
24
Did
not
before
him
in
the
breac●…
his
chosen
Moses
stand
,
To
stop
his
anger
,
lest
he
should
destroy
them
out
of
hand
.
The
third
part
.
verse
25
Yea
,
they
despis'd
the
pleasant
land
which
he
had
sworne
to
give
;
And
his
sure
promise
,
and
his
word
,
these
men
would
not
beleeve
.
verse
26
But
they
did
murmure
in
their
tents
,
and
there
rebelled
they
;
Unto
the
Lords
command
and
voice
,
refusing
to
obey
.
verse
27
Therefore
against
them
lifted
he
his
strong
revenging
hand
;
Them
in
the
desart
to
destroy
,
ere
they
should
see
the
land
.
verse
28
And
to
destroy
their
seed
among
the
Nations
with
his
rod
;
And
through
the
countries
of
the
world
,
to
scatter
them
abroad
.
verse
29
To
●…al-Poor
also
they
themselves
adjoyned
fast
;
And
then
the
offerings
of
the
dead
pr●…ly
they
did
tast
verse
30
Thus
with
their
owne
inventions
his
wrath
they
did
provoke
;
And
in
his
hot
inkindled
wrath
the
plague
upon
them
broke
.
verse
31
But
Phi●…has
then
stood
up
with
zea●…
,
and
sinners
bold
did
slay
;
So
judgement
he
did
execute
,
and
then
the
plague
did
stay
.
verse
32
And
this
to
him
for
righteousnesse
accounted
was
by
grace
;
And
so
esteem'd
for
evermore
shall
be
from
race
to
race
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
33
And
at
the
waters
where
they
strove
,
they
did
him
angry
make
:
They
mov'd
him
so
,
that
it
went
ill
with
Moses
for
their
sake
.
verse
34
Because
with
grudging
they
provok't
his
spirit
so
vehemently
;
That
he
in
passion
with
his
lips
spake
unadvisedly
.
verse
35
Nor
,
as
the
Lord
commanded
them
,
did
they
the
Nations
slay
:
But
with
the
heathen
mixt
,
of
them
did
learne
their
wicked
way
.
verse
36
And
did
their
Idols
serve
,
which
were
their
ruine
and
decay
:
To
Divels
their
daughters
&
their
sons
then
sacrificed
they
.
verse
37
And
thus
bloud
innocent
they
shed
,
yea
,
guiltlesse
bloud
they
shed
Of
their
owne
daughters
and
their
sons
,
with
blind
devotion
led
.
verse
38
Whom
they
to
Canaan
Idols
then
offred
with
wicked
hand
;
And
so
with
bloud
of
innocents
defiled
was
their
land
.
verse
39
Thus
were
they
stained
with
the
workes
of
their
owne
filthy
way
;
And
with
their
owne
inventions
a
whoring
they
did
stray
.
verse
40
Therefore
against
his
people
was
the
Lords
wrath
kindled
sore
;
And
even
his
owne
inheritance
he
therefore
did
abhorre
.
The
fifth
part
.
verse
41
Into
the
hands
of
heathen
men
he
gave
them
for
a
prey
;
And
made
their
foes
their
lords
,
wh●…
the
were
forced
to
obey
.
verse
42
Yea
,
and
their
hatefull
enemies
opprest
them
in
the
land
;
And
they
were
humbly
made
to
stoop
,
as
subjects
to
their
hand
.
verse
43
Full
oftentimes
from
thrall
had
be
delivered
them
before
;
But
with
their
counsell
they
to
wrath
provok't
him
evermore
.
verse
44
Therefore
they
by
their
wickednesse
were
brought
full
low
to
lie
;
Yet
when
he
saw
them
in
distresse
,
he
hearkned
to
their
crie
.
verse
45
And
did
for
them
remember
well
the
covenant
which
he
sware
;
And
did
regent
,
because
in
him
most
plenteous
mercies
are
.
verse
46
And
favour
he
them
made
to
find
before
the
sight
of
those
That
led
them
captives
from
their
lan●…
and
which
had
been
their
foes
.
verse
47
●…ave
us
,
O
Lord
,
thou
art
our
God
,
save
us
,
O
Lord
,
we
pray
;
And
from
among
the
heathen
folk
,
Lord
,
gather
us
away
.
verse
48
That
we
may
spread
the
noble
praise
of
thy
most
holy
Name
;
That
we
may
glory
in
thy
praise
,
and
sounding
of
thy
fame
.
verse
49
Let
Israels
Lord
and
God
be
blest
through
all
eternitie
:
●…et
all
the
people
say
,
Amen
,
praise
ye
the
Lord
most
hie
.
PSAL.
CVII
.
GIve
thanks
unto
the
Lord
our
God
,
for
gracious
is
he
:
Praise
him
,
because
his
mercies
great
,
and
everlasting
be
.
verse
2
Let
the
re●…ed
of
the
Lord
thus
of
his
mercie
say
:
Whom
he
hath
from
their
enemies
hand
redeem'd
,
and
brought
away
.
verse
3
From
out
the
lands
wherein
they
were
dispersed
and
distrest
;
He
gathered
them
from
North
&
South
,
from
East
,
and
from
the
West
.
verse
4
They
wandred
in
the
wildernesse
,
in
a
forsaken
way
;
And
where
no
Citie
they
could
find
,
therein
to
dwell
and
stay
.
verse
5
Whose
thirst
&
hunger
was
so
great
,
while
they
in
desart
stray
;
That
through
the
same
their
soul
&
life
did
faint
,
and
p●…
away
.
verse
6
Then
did
they
in
their
trouble
pray
unto
the
Lord
for
aid
:
Who
did
them
free
from
their
dist●…
according
as
they
prai'd
.
verse
7
And
by
that
way
which
was
〈◊〉
rig●…
he
led
them
like
a
guide
;
That
they
might
to
a
Citie
go
,
wherein
they
might
abide
.
verse
8
O
give
due
praises
to
the
Lord
,
for
his
great
goodnesse
then
;
And
for
his
strange
and
wondrous
wo●…
done
to
the
sons
of
men
.
The
second
part
.
verse
9
For
he
the
longing
soule
with
goo●…
doth
freely
satisfie
;
With
goodnesse
soules
that
hungry
〈◊〉
he
filleth
plenteously
.
verse
10
Such
as
shut
up
in
darknesse
deep
,
and
in
deaths
shade
abide
;
Whom
strongly
hath
affliction
bound
and
●…ons
fast
have
ti'd
.
verse
11
Because
against
thy
words
,
O
God
,
they
wrought
rebelliously
;
And
they
the
counsell
did
contemne
of
him
that
is
most
Hve
.
verse
12
Their
proud
heart
therfore
be
brou●…
dow
with
labour
and
with
griefe
;
Downe
did
they
fall
,
and
there
was
〈◊〉
to
help
or
give
reliefe
.
verse
13
Then
did
they
in
their
trouble
crie
unto
the
Lord
for
aid
;
Who
did
them
free
from
their
distr●…
according
as
they
prai'd
.
verse
14
Them
did
he
out
of
darkness
bring
,
and
from
deaths
shadow
take
;
And
setting
them
at
liberty
,
their
bands
asunder
brake
.
verse
15
O
give
due
praises
to
the
Lord
,
for
his
great
goodnesse
then
;
And
for
his
strange
and
wondrous
works
done
to
the
sons
of
men
.
verse
16
For
by
his
might
strong
gates
of
bra●…
in
pieces
did
he
●…eare
;
And
by
his
power
iron
bands
asunder
broken
were
.
The
third
part
.
verse
17
Fooles
by
their
owne
transgressions
against
Gods
righteous
Law
;
And
by
their
great
iniquities
plagues
on
themselves
do
draw
.
verse
18
They
are
so
weak
,
that
now
their
soul
all
meat
doth
loath
and
flie
;
So
weak
they
are
,
that
to
the
gates
of
death
they
now
draw
me
.
verse
19
Then
in
their
trouble
do
they
crie
unto
the
Lord
for
aid
;
Who
saveth
them
from
their
distresse
,
according
as
they
prai'd
.
verse
20
For
he
then
sent
to
them
his
word
,
which
health
did
so
in
restore
;
And
brought
them
from
those
dangers
deep
,
wherein
they
were
before
.
verse
21
O
give
due
praises
to
the
Lord
,
for
his
great
goodnesse
then
;
And
for
his
strange
and
wondrous
works
done
to
the
sons
of
men
.
verse
22
Let
them
the
sacrifices
give
of
praise
and
thankfulnesse
;
And
let
them
his
great
workes
declare
with
songs
of
joyfulnesse
.
The
fourth
part
.
verse
23
Such
as
in
ships
or
brittle
barks
into
the
seas
descend
;
Their
merchandise
through
fearfull
flouds
to
compasse
,
and
to
end
:
verse
24
These
men
the
mighty
works
of
God
do
with
their
eies
behold
;
And
in
the
dreadfull
deep
do
see
his
wonders
manifold
.
verse
25
He
doth
command
,
and
forth
in
haste
the
stormy
tempest
flies
;
Whose
rage
doth
make
the
rolling
waves
aloft
to
swell
and
rise
.
verse
26
They
mount
to
heav'n
,
then
to
the
depths
they
do
go
down
againe
:
Their
soule
doth
saint
,
and
melt
away
with
trouble
,
and
with
paine
.
verse
27
And
,
like
a
drunkard
,
to
and
fro
,
they
reele
with
tempests
tost
;
And
are
like
men
of
wits
bereft
,
and
all
whose
skill
is
lost
.
verse
28
Then
did
they
in
their
trouble
cry
stresse
,
unto
the
Lord
for
aid
;
Who
brought
them
out
from
their
di●…
according
as
they
prai'd
.
verse
29
The
storme
is
changed
to
a
calme
at
his
command
and
will
;
So
that
the
waves
which
rag'd
before
,
now
quiet
are
,
and
still
.
verse
30
Then
are
they
glad
,
because
at
rest
and
quiet
now
they
be
;
So
to
the
haven
them
he
brings
,
which
they
desire
to
see
.
verse
31
O
give
due
praises
to
the
Lord
for
his
great
goodnesse
then
;
And
for
his
strange
&
wondrous
works
done
to
the
sons
of
men
.
verse
32
And
in
the
congregation
great
him
let
them
magnifie
;
And
even
when
the
elders
meet
,
with
praise
him
glorifie
.
The
fifth
part
.
verse
33
He
to
a
desart
turnes
a
land
,
where
rivers
did
abound
;
And
land
,
where
water-springs
did
flow
,
to
dry
and
thirsty
ground
.
verse
34
A
fruitfull
land
with
pleasures
deckt
the
Lord
doth
barren
make
;
When
on
their
sins
that
dwell
therein
he
doth
just
vengeance
take
.
verse
35
To
standing
waters
then
againe
the
wildernesse
he
brings
;
And
he
the
dry
and
thirsty
ground
doth
turne
to
water-springs
.
verse
36
That
those
he
there
may
make
to
dwell
,
which
poore
and
hungry
were
:
That
for
their
habitation
they
may
build
a
city
there
.
verse
37
That
they
may
pleasant
vineyard
plant
,
and
there
may
sow
the
field
:
Which
unto
them
abundantly
fruits
of
increase
may
yeeld
.
verse
38
He
also
blesseth
them
,
that
they
exceedingly
increase
:
Yea
,
of
his
goodnesse
suffers
not
their
cattell
to
decrease
.
verse
39
Yet
for
their
sins
they
are
brought
low
,
and
●…nished
againe
;
Being
afflicted
and
opprest
,
and
fill'd
with
griefe
and
paine
.
verse
40
On
Princes
he
doth
powre
contempt
,
and
causeth
them
to
stray
In
the
forsaken
wildernesse
,
where
is
no
path
or
way
.
verse
41
Yet
from
affliction
he
the
poore
advanceth
up
on
hye
;
And
makes
his
families
like
a
flock
to
grow
and
multiply
.
verse
42
The
righteous
man
this
work
shall
see
,
and
much
rejoyce
shall
he
:
But
then
of
all
iniquitie
the
mouth
shall
stopped
be
.
verse
43
Whoso
is
wise
,
and
will
these
things
observe
well
in
his
mind
;
The
loving
kindnesse
of
the
Lord
,
that
man
shall
know
and
find
.
PSAL.
CVIII
.
O
God
,
my
heart
now
sixed
is
,
and
●…o
●…e
in
a
song
I
with
my
glory
praise
will
give
,
even
with
my
heart
and
tongue
.
verse
2
Awake
my
V●…oll
and
my
Harp
,
sweet
melody
to
make
;
〈◊〉
in
the
morning
I
my selfe
right
early
will
awake
.
Among
the
people
,
Lord
,
by
me
still
praised
shalt
thou
be
:
Among
the
nations
cheerfully
will
I
sing
praise
to
thee
.
Because
thy
mercy
,
Lord
,
is
great
above
the
heavens
hie
:
●…hy
truth
doth
reach
unto
the
clouds
,
within
the
lofty
skie
.
Above
the
starry
heavens
high
exalt
thy selfe
,
O
God
;
And
,
Lord
,
display
upon
the
earth
thy
glory
all
abroad
.
verse
6
That
thy
beloved
mightily
delivered
may
be
:
●…ave
them
,
O
Lord
,
with
thy
right
hand
,
and
herein
answer
me
.
verse
7
God
in
his
holinesse
thus
spake
,
My
joy
shall
now
be
great
:
●…chem
in
parts
I
will
divide
,
and
Succoths
valley
mete
.
verse
8
Gilead
I
claime
as
mine
by
right
,
Manasseh
mine
shall
be
;
Ephraim
is
of
my
head
the
strength
,
Judah
gives
Lawes
for
me
.
verse
9
Moab
I
for
my
wash-pot
take
,
and
Edom
,
over
thee
I
cast
my
shooe
;
Philistia
,
make
a
shout
because
of
me
.
verse
10
Into
the
Citie
fortifi'd
,
who
will
me
safely
bring
?
Who
into
Edom
will
me
guide
,
to
enter
conquering
?
verse
11
Wilt
not
thou
,
Lord
,
which
hereto●…
hast
seemed
us
to
hate
?
Thou
,
Lord
,
who
with
our
hosts
no
m●…
hast
marched
forth
of
late
.
verse
12
O
give
us
help
,
most
gracious
Lo●…
from
trouble
set
us
free
;
Because
the
help
of
mortall
men
we
find
most
vaine
to
be
.
verse
13
Through
God
we
shall
do
valiantly
and
conquer
when
we
fight
:
For
he
it
is
that
shall
tread
downe
our
enemies
with
his
might
.
PSAL.
CIX
.
O
Thou
the
God
of
all
my
praise
,
to
help
me
do
not
cease
;
When
sinners
do
against
me
speak
,
do
not
thou
hold
thy
peace
.
verse
2
The
wicked
and
the
guilefull
mouth
against
me
opened
be
;
And
with
a
false
and
lying
tongue
they
have
accused
me
.
verse
3
They
did
beset
me
round
about
with
words
of
hatefull
spight
;
And
though
to
them
no
cause
I
gave
,
against
me
they
did
fight
.
verse
4
They
for
my
love
became
my
foes
,
but
then
I
went
to
pray
:
verse
5
Evill
for
good
,
and
hate
for
love
,
to
me
they
did
repay
.
Set
thou
the
wicked
over
him
,
and
at
his
owne
right
hand
●…ve
thou
his
greatest
enemy
leave
,
ev'n
Satan
,
there
to
stand
.
And
when
by
thee
he
shall
be
judg'd
,
condemned
let
him
be
;
●…nd
let
his
praier
turne
to
sin
,
which
he
shall
make
to
thee
.
Few
be
his
daies
,
and
after
him
his
charge
another
take
;
And
fatherlesse
his
children
be
,
his
wife
a
widow
make
.
verse
9
Yea
,
let
his
seed
be
vagabonds
,
and
beg
continually
;
And
from
their
places
desolate
seek
bread
for
their
supply
.
verse
10
Let
covetous
extortioners
take
all
his
goods
away
;
Of
all
for
which
he
labour'd
hath
,
let
strangers
make
a
prey
.
verse
11
Let
there
be
none
to
pity
him
,
let
there
be
none
at
all
That
on
his
children
fatherlesse
will
let
their
mercie
fall
.
The
second
part
.
verse
12
Let
his
posterity
from
earth
cut
off
for
ever
be
;
And
in
the
following
age
his
name
be
blotted
out
by
thee
.
verse
13
Let
not
his
fathers
wickednesse
from
Gods
remembrance
fall
:
Let
not
from
him
his
mothers
sin
be
blotted
out
at
all
.
verse
14
But
let
them
in
the
sight
of
God
appeare
continually
;
That
he
may
wholly
from
the
earth
cut
off
their
memory
.
verse
15
Sith
mercy
be
forgat
to
shew
,
and
did
pursue
with
spight
The
poore
sad
man
,
that
him
whose
hea●…
was
broken
,
slay
he
might
.
verse
16
As
〈◊〉
in
cursing
pleasure
took
,
so
let
it
to
him
go
,
As
blessing
was
not
his
delight
,
farre
from
him
be
it
so
.
verse
17
As
〈◊〉
with
cursing
cloth'd
himselfe
,
into
his
bowels
so
,
Like
water
,
and
into
his
bones
,
like
oile
,
downe
let
it
go
.
verse
18
As
doth
his
garment
cover
him
,
so
to
him
let
it
be
;
And
as
a
girdle
,
girt
wherewith
continually
is
he
.
verse
19
This
the
reward
be
from
the
Lord
,
unto
mine
enemies
;
Who
evill
speak
against
my
soule
,
and
mischiefe
do
devise
.
The
third
part
.
verse
20
But
for
thy
Names
sake
,
O
my
God
and
Lord
,
do
thou
for
me
;
From
my
distresse
deliver
me
,
for
good
thy
mercies
be
.
verse
21
Because
I
needy
am
and
poore
,
(
yet
do
in
griefes
abound
,
)
And
in
me
my
afflicted
heart
doth
feele
a
piercing
wound
.
verse
22
As
when
the
shadow
doth
decline
,
so
I
away
do
go
;
And
as
the
Gr●…shopper
,
so
I
am
tossed
to
and
fro
.
verse
23
My
trembling
knees
are
weak
&
faint
,
because
I
long
do
fast
;
My
flesh
of
fatnesse
now
doth
faile
,
and
I
consume
and
waste
.
verse
24
And
I
a
vile
reproach
and
scorne
to
them
was
made
to
be
;
And
they
that
did
upon
me
look
,
did
shake
their
heads
at
me
.
verse
25
But
thou
,
O
Lord
,
that
art
my
God
,
mine
aide
and
succour
be
:
According
to
thy
promise
,
Lord
,
save
and
deliver
me
.
verse
26
And
they
shall
know
thereby
,
that
this
is
thine
owne
mighty
hand
;
And
that
,
O
Lord
,
thou
hast
it
done
,
so
shall
they
understand
.
verse
27
Although
they
curse
with
spite
,
yet
thou
shalt
blesse
with
loving
voice
;
They
shall
arise
,
and
come
to
shame
,
thy
servant
shall
rejoyce
.
verse
28
Let
them
be
clothed
all
with
shame
that
enemies
are
to
me
:
Let
their
confusion
,
as
a
cloak
,
to
them
a
cover
be
.
verse
29
But
with
my
mouth
I
greatly
will
give
thankes
unto
the
Lord
;
And
ev'n
in
the
great
multitude
his
praise
I
will
record
.
verse
30
For
at
the
right
hand
of
the
poo●…
to
save
him
,
stand
shall
he
;
From
those
to
save
him
,
of
his
soule
that
cruell
Judges
be
.
PSAL.
CX
.
THe
Lord
did
say
unto
my
Lord
,
Sit
thou
on
my
right
hand
,
Till
I
have
made
thy
foes
a
stoole
,
whereon
thy
feet
may
stand
.
verse
2
The
Lord
shall
out
of
Sion
send
the
scepter
of
thy
might
;
Amid
thy
mortall
foes
be
thou
the
ruler
in
their
sight
.
verse
3
And
in
the
day
on
which
thy
reigne
with
mighty
power
shall
be
;
The
people
with
a
willing
heart
shall
subject
be
to
thee
.
verse
4
Yea
,
they
in
beauteous
holinesse
thee
serve
and
worship
shall
.
Thy
births
dew
is
the
dew
that
doth
from
womb
of
morning
fall
.
verse
5
The
Lord
hath
sworne
,
&
of
this
oa●…
he
will
repent
him
never
:
Of
th'
order
of
Melchisedeck
thou
art
a
Priest
for
ever
.
verse
6
The
Lord
in
glory
high
advanc't
,
that
sits
at
thy
right
hand
;
Shall
in
his
day
of
wrath
strike
throug●…
great
Kings
that
him
withstand
.
verse
7
The
heathen
he
shall
judge
,
and
fill
the
place
with
bodies
dead
;
And
over
many
countries
he
shall
smite
and
wound
the
head
.
And
he
shall
drink
out
of
the
brook
that
runneth
in
the
way
;
●…erefore
he
shall
lift
up
on
high
his
royall
head
that
day
.
PSAL.
CXI
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
,
him
will
I
praise
with
all
my
heart
and
might
;
〈◊〉
the
assembly
of
the
just
,
and
in
the
Churches
sight
.
The
works
of
our
almighty
God
in
greatnesse
do
excell
;
And
ought
to
be
sought
out
and
seen
of
all
that
love
them
well
.
His
workes
are
very
beautifull
,
and
shine
full
gloriously
;
And
his
most
perfect
righteousnesse
endures
eternally
.
verse
4
The
Lord
hath
made
his
wondrous
workes
remembred
still
to
be
;
The
Lord
is
of
compassion
full
,
and
mercifull
is
he
.
verse
5
A
blessed
portion
he
doth
give
to
them
that
do
him
feare
;
And
his
sweet
covenant
of
grace
in
mind
he
still
doth
beare
.
verse
6
The
power
of
his
mighty
workes
he
to
his
people
shewes
;
While
he
the
heathens
heritage
upon
his
Saints
bestowes
.
verse
7
Both
truth
&
judgment
are
the
works
wrought
by
his
hand
and
might
:
His
precepts
and
commandments
all
are
very
sure
and
right
.
verse
8
Firme
are
they
,
and
established
for
all
eternity
;
And
they
most
righteously
are
done
in
truth
and
equity
.
verse
9
Unto
his
people
whom
he
chose
,
redemption
he
did
send
;
His
Covenant
he
commanded
hath
,
that
it
should
never
end
.
verse
10
Holy
and
reverend
is
the
Name
of
our
great
Lord
and
King
;
And
only
from
the
feare
of
God
doth
all
true
wisdome
spring
.
verse
11
Good
understanding
have
all
they
his
precepts
that
fulfill
:
His
glory
everlasting
is
,
his
praise
endureth
still
.
PSAL.
CXII
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
:
The
man
is
bl●…
that
feares
the
Lord
of
might
;
And
in
his
just
commandments
all
that
taketh
great
delight
.
verse
2
His
seed
shall
prosper
here
onearth
,
and
they
shall
mighty
be
;
The
generation
of
the
just
full
blessed
shall
we
see
.
verse
3
Of
riches
he
within
his
house
sufficient
shall
be
sure
;
And
in
Gods
sight
his
righteousnesse
for
ever
shall
endure
.
verse
4
Unto
the
righteous
doth
arise
amid
the
darknesse
light
;
Kind
,
and
compassionate
is
he
,
and
leads
his
life
aright
.
verse
5
A
good
man
favour
shewes
,
&
lends
with
mercie
and
compassion
;
And
he
is
wise
,
and
his
affaires
he
guideth
with
discretion
.
verse
6
Surely
,
he
shall
be
settled
so
that
nothing
can
him
move
:
The
just
shall
be
remembred
still
in
Gods
eternall
love
.
verse
7
Of
evill
tidings
that
may
come
,
he
will
not
be
affraid
;
Because
his
heart
upon
his
God
by
faith
is
sixt
and
stai'd
.
verse
8
His
heart
is
firmly
stablished
,
affraid
he
will
not
be
;
Untill
upon
his
enemies
Gods
justice
he
do
see
.
verse
9
He
doth
distribute
to
the
poore
,
and
to
them
freely
give
;
His
righteousnesse
doth
still
remaine
,
and
with
him
ever
live
.
verse
10
In
power
and
in
dignitie
aloft
he
shall
be
set
;
And
this
the
wicked
man
shall
see
,
and
seeing
,
rage
and
fret
.
verse
11
For
anger
he
shall
gnash
his
teeth
,
and
shall
consume
away
;
The
wicked
mans
desire
and
hope
shall
perish
and
decay
.
PSAL.
CXIII
.
PRaise
ye
the
living
Lord
,
praise
ye
your
Lord
and
King
,
All
ye
his
servants
,
to
his
Name
all
praise
and
honour
bring
.
verse
2
Now
and
in
ages
all
his
holy
Name
be
blest
;
And
his
great
Name
in
places
all
be
prais'd
,
from
East
to
West
.
verse
3
Above
the
Nations
all
the
Lord
doth
sit
on
hie
;
Above
the
highest
heav'ns
he
sits
in
glorious
majestie
.
verse
4
With
this
great
Lord
and
God
who
dareth
to
compare
?
Whose
dwellings
far
above
the
world
so
high
exalted
are
?
verse
5
Yet
of
his
goodnesse
great
he
doth
descend
so
low
,
As
in
the
heavens
and
the
earth
the
things
to
see
and
know
.
verse
6
He
raiseth
from
the
dust
the
poore
that
low
did
lie
;
And
from
the
dung-hill
lifts
the
man
opprest
with
povertie
.
verse
7
That
him
he
may
advance
,
and
with
the
Princes
set
;
With
those
that
of
his
people
are
the
chiefe
,
ev'n
Princes
great
.
verse
8
To
her
that
barren
was
,
he
children
doth
afford
;
So
she
keeps
house
,
a
mother
glad
;
praise
ye
the
living
Lord.
PSAL.
CXIV
.
WHen
Israel
from
Egypt
came
,
and
did
his
dwelling
change
;
When
Jacobs
house
from
those
did
part
that
were
of
language
strange
.
verse
2
His
Sanctuary
Judah
was
,
his
holy
place
was
there
;
And
his
dominion
Israel
was
,
and
they
his
people
were
.
verse
3
The
sea
it
saw
,
and
at
the
sight
as
all
affraid
did
flye
;
And
back
the
river
Jordans
streames
were
driven
mightily
.
verse
4
The
Mountains
skipped
like
to
rams
,
and
could
not
stedfast
stay
:
And
,
like
young
lambs
,
the
little
hills
did
move
and
leap
away
.
verse
5
What
ail'd
thee
,
sea
,
as
all
amaz'd
so
suddenly
to
flye
?
Ye
rolling
waves
of
Jordans
floud
,
why
ran
ye
backwardly
?
verse
6
Ye
mountains
great
,
what
was
the
cause
that
ye
did
skip
like
rams
?
Ye
little
hills
,
why
did
ye
leap
and
skip
like
little
lambs
?
verse
7
Before
the
presence
of
the
Lord
,
tremble
thou
earth
and
quake
;
Before
the
presence
of
the
God
of
Jacob
do
thou
shake
.
verse
8
Who
from
the
hard
and
stony
rock
did
pooles
of
water
bring
;
And
by
his
power
did
turne
the
●…int
into
a
water-spring
.
PSAL.
CXV
.
NOt
unto
us
,
Lord
,
not
to
us
,
but
to
thy
Name
give
praise
;
Both
for
the
mercy
and
the
truth
that
are
in
thee
alwaies
.
verse
2
Why
shall
the
heathen
scorners
say
,
Where
may
their
God
now
be
?
verse
3
Our
God
in
heaven
is
,
and
what
he
pleased
done
hath
he
.
verse
4
Their
Idols
silver
are
and
gold
,
work
of
mens
hands
they
be
:
They
have
a
mouth
,
and
do
not
speak
,
and
eies
,
and
do
not
see
.
verse
5
Eares
have
they
joyned
to
their
hea●…
yet
do
they
nothing
heare
:
verse
6
They
also
cannot
smell
at
all
,
though
noses
they
do
beare
.
verse
7
And
hands
they
have
,
yet
handle
not
feet
,
yet
no
walk
they
take
:
A
throat
they
have
,
and
yet
no
speech
through
it
a
sound
doth
make
.
verse
8
They
that
them
make
are
like
to
them
and
they
whose
trust
they
be
;
verse
9
O
Israel
,
trust
in
the
Lord
,
their
help
and
shield
is
he
.
verse
10
O
Aarons
house
,
trust
in
the
Lord
,
their
help
and
shield
is
he
:
verse
11
Trust
ye
in
God
,
who
fear
the
Lord
,
their
help
and
shield
is
he
.
verse
12
The
Lord
of
us
hath
mindfull
be●…
and
he
will
blesse
us
still
;
Both
Israels
and
Aarons
house
blesse
certainly
he
will.
verse
13
Those
that
do
fear
&
serve
the
Lord
,
the
Lord
will
blesse
them
all
;
The
Lord
his
blessing
will
impart
both
to
the
great
and
small
.
verse
14
To
you
the
Lord
abundantly
will
multiply
his
grace
;
He
will
increase
it
more
and
more
to
you
,
and
to
your
race
.
verse
15
All
ye
the
Lord
that
feare
and
serve
,
are
blessed
of
the
Lord
,
Who
hath
the
heavens
and
the
earth
created
by
his
word
.
verse
16
The
heavens
,
yea
the
heavens
high
,
Gods
throne
and
palace
be
:
But
freely
on
the
sons
of
men
the
earth
bestowed
he
.
verse
17
The
dead
do
not
give
to
the
Lord
praise
from
the
grave
below
;
Nor
any
that
into
the
place
of
silence
downe
do
go
.
verse
18
But
we
the
servants
of
the
Lord
,
who
here
on
earth
shall
live
,
Henceforth
and
ever
will
him
praise
:
to
God
due
praises
give
.
PSAL.
CXVI
.
I
Love
the
Lord
,
because
my
voice
and
praier
heard
hath
he
:
verse
2
And
all
my
daies
will
call
on
him
,
who
bow'd
his
care
to
me
.
verse
3
Even
when
the
snares
of
cruell
death
about
beset
me
round
;
When
pains
of
hell
me
caught
,
and
whe●…
I
woe
and
sorrow
found
.
verse
4
Upon
the
Name
of
God
my
Lord
then
did
I
call
,
and
say
:
Deliver
thou
my
soule
,
O
Lord
,
I
do
thee
humbly
pray
.
verse
5
The
Lord
is
very
gracious
,
and
righteous
is
he
:
Yea
,
in
our
God
depths
infinite
of
tender
mercies
be
.
verse
6
The
Lord
in
safety
doth
preserve
all
those
that
simple
be
;
Even
I
my selfe
was
brought
full
low
,
and
he
relieved
me
.
verse
7
And
now
,
my
soul
,
sith
thou
art
safe
,
returne
unto
thy
rest
:
For
largely
lo
,
the
Lord
to
thee
his
bounty
hath
exprest
.
verse
8
Because
my
soul
from
threatned
death
delivered
is
by
thee
;
By
thee
mine
eies
from
teares
,
my
feet
from
falls
delivered
be
.
verse
9
Before
the
Lord
,
even
in
the
land
of
life
now
walk
will
I
:
verse
10
This
I
beleev'd
,
and
therefore
spake
,
though
grieved
heavily
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
I
said
in
my
distresse
and
feare
,
that
all
men
liars
be
;
verse
12
What
shall
I
pay
the
Lord
for
all
his
benefits
to
me
?
verse
13
The
wholsome
cup
of
saving
health
I
thankfully
will
take
;
〈◊〉
on
the
Lords
Name
will
I
call
,
when
I
my
praier
make
.
verse
14
The
vowes
which
in
my
grief
I
made
,
I
to
the
Lord
will
pav
;
〈◊〉
presence
of
his
people
all
,
ev'n
now
without
delay
.
verse
15
The
death
of
Gods
beloved
Saints
is
precious
in
his
sight
;
Though
carnall
men
do
them
despise
,
yet
are
they
Gods
delight
.
verse
16
Thy
servant
,
Lord
,
thy
servant
lo
,
I
do
my selfe
confesse
〈◊〉
of
thine
hand-maid
,
thou
hast
broke
the
bands
of
my
distresse
.
verse
17
And
I
will
offer
up
to
thee
a
sacrifice
of
praise
;
〈◊〉
I
will
call
upon
the
Name
of
God
the
Lord
alwaies
.
verse
18
The
vowes
which
in
my
grief
I
made
,
I
to
the
Lord
will
pay
;
〈◊〉
presence
of
his
people
all
,
ev'n
now
without
delay
.
verse
19
Yea
,
in
the
courts
of
Gods
own
house
,
and
in
the
midst
of
thee
,
〈◊〉
glorious
Jerusalem
,
the
Lord
still
praised
be
.
PSAL.
CXVII
.
O
All
ye
Nations
of
the
world
,
praise
ye
the
Lord
alwaies
;
And
all
the
people
every
where
set
forth
his
noble
praise
.
verse
2
For
great
his
kindnesse
is
to
us
,
his
truth
doth
ever
live
;
Then
to
the
Lord
give
praises
great
,
praise
to
him
ever
give
.
PSAL.
CXVIII
.
O
Give
ye
thanks
unto
the
Lord
,
for
gracious
is
he
;
Because
his
mercies
very
sure
,
and
everlasting
be
.
verse
2
Let
Israel
confesse
,
that
still
his
mercies
do
endure
:
Let
Aarons
house
say
now
,
that
still
his
mercies
are
most
sure
.
verse
3
And
let
them
now
that
fear
the
Lord
,
say
that
his
mercies
sure
,
Which
he
doth
shew
unto
his
Saints
for
ever
do
endure
.
verse
4
On
God
I
call'd
in
my
distresse
,
and
he
did
answer
me
;
In
a
large
place
he
did
me
set
,
wherein
I
might
go
free
.
verse
5
The
Lord
himselfe
is
on
my
side
,
affraid
I
will
not
be
;
When
God
is
on
my
side
,
what
hurt
can
man
then
do
to
me
?
verse
6
The
Lord
doth
take
my
part
with
them
that
help
to
succour
me
:
Therefore
on
those
that
do
me
hate
,
I
my
desire
shall
see
.
verse
7
Better
it
is
to
trust
in
God
,
then
in
mans
mortall
seed
;
Or
to
put
considence
in
Kings
,
or
Princes
in
our
need
.
verse
8
All
Nations
have
enclosed
me
,
and
me
encompast
round
;
But
in
the
Name
of
God
shall
I
them
conquer
,
and
confound
.
verse
9
They
compast
me
on
every
side
,
they
round
about
me
came
;
But
I
will
surely
them
destroy
in
Gods
most
mighty
Name
.
verse
10
Like
Bees
they
compast
me
about
,
yet
,
like
to
thornes
that
flame
They
quenched
are
;
for
them
shall
I
destroy
in
Gods
great
Name
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Thou
hast
with
force
thrust
sore
at
me
,
that
fall
full
low
I
might
;
But
yet
the
Lord
sustained
me
,
and
made
me
stand
upright
.
verse
12
The
Lord
is
my
defence
&
strength
,
my
gladnesse
,
and
my
song
;
He
my
salvation
is
become
,
and
my
preserver
strong
.
verse
13
In
dwellings
of
the
just
is
heard
the
voice
and
melody
.
Of
joy
,
and
health
;
for
the
right
hand
of
God
doth
valiantly
.
verse
14
The
right
hand
of
the
mighty
Lord
exalted
is
on
hye
:
The
right
hand
of
the
mighty
Lord
hath
done
most
valiantly
.
verse
15
I
surely
shall
not
die
,
but
live
,
and
living
shall
declare
The
workes
and
wonders
of
the
Lord
,
which
great
and
many
are
.
verse
16
The
Lord
indeed
hath
chastened
me
,
me
chastened
sore
hath
he
:
Yet
wholly
over
unto
death
be
hath
not
given
me
.
verse
17
Set
open
unto
me
the
gates
of
truth
and
righteousnesse
;
That
I
may
enter
into
them
the
Lord
to
praise
and
blesse
.
verse
18
Behold
,
this
is
the
gate
of
God
,
which
he
hath
opened
so
,
That
into
it
the
righteous
men
shall
with
his
praises
go
.
The
third
part
.
verse
19
And
,
Lord
,
because
thou
me
hast
heard
,
I
will
give
praise
to
thee
:
For
thou
art
graciously
become
a
Saviour
unto
me
.
verse
20
The
stone
which
by
the
builders
was
refused
with
disgrace
,
Now
the
head-corner
stone
is
made
,
and
s●…t
in
chiefest
place
.
verse
21
This
was
the
mighty
work
of
God
,
this
was
the
Lords
owne
fact
;
And
it
is
marvellous
to
behold
with
eies
that
noble
act
.
verse
22
This
surely
is
that
joyfull
day
which
God
himselfe
did
make
;
And
we
his
servants
will
therein
great
joy
and
pleasure
take
.
verse
23
Save
now
,
O
Lord
,
I
thee
besee●…h
,
thy
helping
hand
extend
;
And
now
,
I
do
bes●…h
thee
,
Lord
,
prosperitie
to
send
.
verse
24
Blessed
be
he
in
Gods
great
Name
that
cometh
us
to
save
;
We
from
the
house
which
to
the
Lord
pertaines
,
you
blessed
have
.
verse
25
God
is
the
Lord
that
shewes
us
light
,
with
cords
then
fasten
ye
An
offering
to
the
altars
hornes
,
a
signe
of
thankes
to
be
.
verse
26
Thou
art
my
God
,
and
therefore
I
will
praises
give
to
thee
;
Thou
art
my
God
,
therefore
by
me
thou
shalt
exalted
be
.
verse
27
O
give
ye
thankes
unto
the
Lord
,
because
most
good
is
he
:
Because
for
ever
to
his
Saints
his
mercies
lasting
be
.
PSAL.
CXIX
.
BLessed
are
they
that
are
sincere
,
and
perfect
in
the
way
;
Who
in
their
lives
do
walk
with
God
and
do
his
lawes
obey
.
verse
2
Blessed
are
they
that
to
observe
his
statutes
bend
their
mind
;
And
who
do
seek
with
all
their
heart
the
living
God
to
find
.
verse
3
Those
also
do
not
willingly
iniquitie
commit
;
But
searching
out
the
way
of
God
,
they
strive
to
walk
in
it
.
verse
4
A
strait
command
enjoyn'd
hast
thou
,
whom
we
are
bound
to
serve
;
That
we
with
care
and
diligence
thy
statutes
should
observe
.
verse
5
O
thou
,
who
givest
this
command
,
give
grace
it
to
obey
;
Thy
statutes
faithfully
to
keep
,
O
Lord
,
direct
my
way
.
verse
6
Then
shall
I
walk
with
confidence
,
and
shall
from
shame
be
free
;
To
all
thy
just
commandements
when
my
respect
shall
be
.
verse
7
Then
with
uprightnesse
of
my
heart
thee
will
I
praise
and
blesse
,
When
I
shall
well
the
judgements
learn
of
thy
pure
righteousnesse
.
verse
8
And
wholly
will
I
give
my selfe
to
keep
thy
lawes
most
right
:
Forsake
me
not
for
ever
,
Lord
,
but
sh●…w
thy
grace
and
might
.
The
2.
part
.
verse
9
O
by
what
meanes
his
way
and
life
clean
shall
a
young
man
make
?
If
he
according
to
thy
word
thereto
good
heed
do
take
.
verse
10
Unfainedly
I
have
thee
sought
,
and
seeking
thus
abide
▪
Let
me
not
w●…nder
from
thy
lawes
,
nor
from
them
turne
aside
.
verse
11
Within
my
heart
and
secret
thought●…
thy
words
I
have
hid
still
;
That
I
might
not
at
any
time
offend
thy
holy
will.
verse
12
Blessed
art
thou
,
O
righteous
Lord
,
and
praise
is
due
to
thee
;
Then
for
the
glory
of
thy
grace
,
thy
statutes
teach
thou
me
.
verse
13
The
righteous
judgements
which
thy
mouth
for
mans
direction
gave
;
My
lips
to
others
willingly
them
all
declared
have
.
verse
14
Thy
testimonies
and
thy
waies
have
made
my
heart
so
glad
;
As
if
the
riches
and
the
wealth
of
all
the
earth
I
had
.
verse
15
I
of
thy
precepts
still
will
think
,
and
thereto
frame
my
talk
;
As
at
a
mark
,
so
will
I
aime
thy
waies
how
I
may
walk
.
verse
16
Upon
thy
statutes
my
delight
shall
be
so
surely
set
,
That
by
thy
grace
I
never
will
thy
holy
word
forget
.
The
3.
part
.
verse
17
According
to
thy
bountie
great
deale
with
thy
servant
,
Lord
;
That
by
thy
favour
I
may
live
,
and
duely
keep
thy
word
.
verse
18
O
let
mine
eies
by
thy
good
Spirit
so
fully
opened
be
;
That
wondrous
things
out
of
thy
law
I
may
perceive
and
se●…
.
verse
19
I
am
a
stranger
here
on
earth
,
my
citie
is
with
thee
;
Thither
thy
precepts
are
the
way
,
O
hide
them
not
from
me
!
verse
20
My
soule
is
ravish't
with
desire
,
and
never
is
at
rest
▪
But
seeks
to
know
thy
judgements
high
,
and
what
may
please
thee
best
.
verse
21
The
proud
that
justly
cursed
be
,
by
thee
rebuked
were
:
For
by
their
lusts
they
being
led
,
from
thy
commandments
erre
.
verse
22
Reproach
which
sinners
cast
on
Saints
,
and
scorne
from
me
remove
:
For
I
thy
testimonies
kept
,
and
on
them
set
my
love
.
verse
23
The
Princes
great
in
counsell
sate
,
and
did
against
me
speak
:
But
then
thy
servant
thought
how
he
thy
statutes
might
not
break
.
verse
24
My
comfort
and
my
hearts
delight
thy
testimonies
be
;
And
they
amidst
all
doubts
and
seares
are
counsellers
to
me
.
The
4.
part
.
verse
25
My
soule
doth
cleave
unto
the
dust
,
I
hardly
life
retaine
;
According
to
thy
faithfull
word
,
quicken
thou
me
againe
.
verse
26
My
waies
,
when
I
acknowledged
,
with
mercie
thou
didst
heare
;
Teach
me
thy
righteous
lawes
to
keep
,
and
thee
to
love
and
feare
.
verse
27
Make
me
to
understand
the
way
,
which
thy
wise
precepts
shew
;
So
of
thy
wonders
shall
I
talke
,
that
others
may
them
know
.
verse
28
My
soule
doth
faint
,
and
melt
away
for
hea●…inesse
and
griefe
:
To
me
,
according
to
thy
word
,
send
strength
,
and
give
reliefe
.
verse
29
The
way
of
lies
remove
from
me
,
O
let
it
farre
depart
;
To
me
grant
graciously
thy
law
,
and
write
it
in
my
heart
.
verse
30
I
for
my
walking
chosen
have
of
truth
the
perfect
way
;
And
in
that
way
thy
judgements
just
before
mine
eies
did
lay
.
verse
31
Unto
thy
testimonies
I
did
closely
sticke
and
cleave
;
The●…
to
be
put
to
shame
,
O
Lord
,
thy
servant
never
leave
.
verse
32
The
way
of
thy
commandments
all
,
then
gladly
run
will
I
;
When
with
thy
spirit
thou
hast
my
heart
enlarged
graciously
.
The
5.
part
.
verse
33
The
path-way
of
thy
statutes
just
,
Lord
,
teach
,
and
shew
to
me
;
Th●…n
shall
I
keep
it
to
the
end
,
even
till
I
come
to
thee
.
verse
34
Unto
me
understanding
give
,
then
keep
thy
law
shall
I
:
Yea
,
then
with
my
whole
heart
I
shall
observe
it
carefully
.
verse
35
The
path
of
thy
commandments
pu●…
doth
lead
to
thee
aright
:
O
teach
me
in
that
path
to
go
,
for
I
therein
delight
.
verse
36
Incline
my
heart
unto
thy
lawes
,
and
make
me
them
to
love
:
But
from
all
filthy
covetousnesse
;
Lord
,
farre
my
heart
remove
.
verse
37
From
vain
desires
and
worldly
lusts
turne
back
mine
eies
and
sight
:
Give
me
the
spirit
of
life
,
and
power
to
walk
thy
waies
aright
.
verse
38
Confirm
thy
gracious
promise
,
Lord
,
which
thou
hast
made
to
me
;
Who
am
thy
servant
,
and
desire
to
feare
and
honour
thee
.
verse
39
Reproach
&
shame
which
I
do
fear
,
O
turne
away
from
me
;
Because
thy
judgements
to
thy
Saints
good
and
most
gracious
be
.
verse
40
Behold
,
I
for
thy
precepts
long
,
and
love
them
to
obey
;
Lord
,
quicken
me
so
with
thy
grace
,
that
them
fulfill
I
may
.
The
6.
part
.
verse
41
Thy
mercies
great
and
manifold
let
me
obtaine
,
O
Lord
;
Thy
saving
health
let
me
enjoy
,
according
to
thy
word
.
verse
42
So
shall
I
stop
the
s●…ndrous
mouths
of
lewd
men
and
unjust
;
Who
me
with
scorne
reproach
,
because
〈◊〉
in
thy
word
do
trust
.
verse
43
The
word
of
truth
out
of
my
mouth
O
take
not
utterly
;
For
on
thy
judgements
righteous
my
hope
and
trust
rely
.
verse
44
And
if
thou
from
my
mouth
&
heart
thy
word
shalt
not
withdraw
;
Ever
,
and
ever
constantly
then
shall
I
keep
thy
law
.
verse
45
Free
from
sins
bondage
I
will
walk
,
and
set
at
liberty
:
For
thy
commands
to
seek
and
keep
,
my selfe
I
do
apply
.
verse
46
Thy
testimonies
often
shall
be
spoken
of
by
me
;
I
before
Kings
of
them
will
speak
,
and
not
ashamed
be
.
verse
47
And
in
thy
just
commandments
all
my selfe
delight
I
will
;
Which
I
have
loved
servently
,
and
so
would
love
them
still
.
verse
48
To
thy
cōmandments
which
I
love
,
my
hands
lift
up
I
will
;
And
in
thy
statutes
meditate
,
and
strive
them
to
fulfill
.
The
7.
part
.
verse
49
The
promise
to
thy
servant
made
,
remembred
let
it
be
:
For
on
the
same
to
set
mine
hope
and
trust
thou
causedst
me
.
verse
50
This
word
of
thine
my
comfort
is
in
trouble
and
in
paine
:
For
when
griefes
bring
me
neer
to
death
,
that
quickens
me
againe
.
verse
51
The
proud
did
greatly
me
deride
,
yet
did
I
not
withdraw
From
thee
my
service
,
nor
have
I
declined
from
thy
law
.
verse
52
But
,
Lord
,
thy
judgements
great
of
old
,
I
then
did
call
to
mind
;
Whereby
I
comforted
my selfe
,
and
ease
from
griefe
did
find
.
verse
53
Horrour
hath
taken
hold
on
me
,
and
feare
my
heart
did
shake
;
Because
the
wicked
fearlesly
thy
holy
law
forsake
.
verse
54
And
in
the
house
of
pilgrimage
,
where
I
a
stranger
dwelt
;
Thy
statutes
did
become
my
songs
,
such
joy
in
them
I
felt
.
verse
55
I
thought
upon
thy
Name
,
O
Lord
,
by
night
,
when
others
slept
;
And
by
this
thought
of
thee
,
thy
law
more
carefully
I
kept
.
verse
56
This
comfort
which
I
do
enjoy
I
have
by
gift
from
thee
;
Because
thy
precepts
carefully
have
been
observ'd
by
me
.
The
8.
part
.
verse
57
My
blessed
portion
,
Lord
,
thou
art
,
thou
art
my
happinesse
;
That
I
thy
holy
words
would
keep
I
said
,
and
did
professe
.
verse
58
With
my
whole
heart
I
did
thee
pray
thy
favour
to
afford
;
O
then
be
mercifull
to
me
,
according
to
thy
word
.
verse
59
I
thought
upon
my
former
waies
,
mine
actions
I
did
try
;
〈◊〉
to
thy
testimonies
pure
my
feet
then
turned
I.
verse
60
I
did
not
stay
,
nor
linger
long
,
as
they
that
slothfull
are
;
〈◊〉
hastily
thy
lawes
to
keep
,
I
did
my selfe
prepare
.
verse
61
The
cruell
bands
of
wicked
men
have
made
of
me
their
prey
;
〈◊〉
would
I
not
thy
lawes
forget
,
nor
from
thee
go
astray
.
verse
62
Thy
gracious
judgments
are
so
great
,
and
wonderfull
to
me
;
That
even
at
midnight
I
will
rise
,
to
render
thankes
to
thee
.
verse
63
Companion
am
I
of
all
them
that
do
thee
feare
and
serve
:
Of
all
thy
Saints
,
that
constantly
thy
precepts
do
observe
.
verse
64
Thy
mercies
great
,
most
gracious
Lord
,
the
earth
throughout
do
fill
:
Oh
teach
me
how
I
may
obey
thy
statutes
and
thy
will.
The
9.
part
.
verse
65
With
me
who
thine
own
servant
am
,
thou
hast
dealt
well
,
O
Lord
;
Thy
bounty
hast
thou
shew'd
to
me
,
according
to
thy
word
.
verse
66
Teach
me
good
judgement
in
thy
lawes
,
give
me
a
cleared
sight
:
For
thy
commandments
I
beleeve
to
be
most
true
and
right
.
verse
67
Ere
thou
didst
touch
me
with
thy
rod
,
I
err'd
and
went
astray
;
But
now
I
keep
thine
holy
word
,
and
by
it
guide
my
way
.
verse
68
Lord
,
thou
art
good
,
and
thou
dost
good
,
from
thee
all
graces
flow
;
Then
teach
me
by
thy
grace
,
that
I
thy
statutes
well
may
know
.
verse
69
The
proud
&
wickedmen
have
forg'd
against
me
many
a
lie
;
Yet
thy
commandments
still
observe
with
all
my
heart
will
I.
verse
70
Their
hearts
do
ease
&
fulnesse
love
,
and
fat
as
grease
they
be
;
But
in
thy
law
I
do
delight
,
and
that
is
sweet
to
me
.
verse
71
O
happy
time
,
I
well
may
say
,
when
thou
didst
me
correct
;
For
as
a
guide
to
learne
thy
law
,
thy
rod
did
me
direct
.
verse
72
The
law
which
from
thy
mouth
did
come
,
is
better
unto
me
Then
thousand
corruptible
heaps
of
gold
and
silver
be
.
The
10.
part
.
verse
73
Thy
hands
have
made
and
fashioned
me
,
by
thee
I
move
and
live
;
That
I
may
thy
commandments
learne
,
me
understanding
give
.
verse
74
Thy
Saints
which
feare
thee
will
be
glad
,
all
times
when
me
they
see
:
Because
I
by
thy
word
have
learn'd
to
put
my
hope
in
thee
.
verse
75
I
know
,
and
do
confesse
,
O
Lord
,
thy
judgements
righteous
be
;
And
that
in
very
faithfulnesse
thou
hast
afflicted
me
.
verse
76
Yet
let
thy
kindnesse
mercifull
,
I
pray
thee
,
comfort
me
:
As
to
thy
servant
in
thy
word
was
promised
by
thee
.
verse
77
Thy
tender
mercies
powre
on
me
,
and
I
shall
surely
live
:
For
consolation
and
delight
thy
law
to
me
doth
give
.
verse
78
Make
thou
the
proud
asham'd
,
for
they
vexe
me
without
a
cause
;
But
I
will
meditate
upon
thy
precepts
and
thy
lawes
.
verse
79
Let
those
that
thee
do
truly
feare
turne
in
and
live
with
me
;
Those
that
thy
testimonies
know
shall
my
companions
be
.
verse
80
In
thy
most
righteous
statutes
,
Lord
,
still
let
my
heart
be
sound
;
And
then
I
may
assured
be
no
shame
shall
me
confound
.
The
11.
part
.
verse
81
My
soule
for
thy
salvation
faints
,
and
longs
it
to
obtaine
;
Yet
doth
my
hope
upon
thy
word
my
fainting
soule
sustaine
.
verse
82
Mine
eies
do
faile
,
while
on
thy
word
they
wait
,
and
thus
I
say
:
Oh
when
wilt
thou
me
comfort
,
Lord
▪
why
dost
thou
thus
delay
?
verse
83
For
like
a
bottle
I
become
,
that
in
the
smoak
is
set
;
Though
parch't
with
griefe
,
thy
statutes
just
yet
do
I
not
forget
.
verse
84
How
many
are
thy
servants
daies
?
may
I
yet
live
to
see
When
thou
wilt
judgement
execute
on
those
that
trouble
me
?
verse
85
The
proud
have
digged
pits
for
me
,
that
I
might
fall
therein
;
Which
with
thy
law
do
not
agree
,
to
hurt
me
they
do
sin
.
verse
86
All
thy
commandments
faithfull
are
,
and
rules
of
life
to
me
;
They
persecute
me
wrongfully
,
but
thou
my
helper
be
.
verse
87
They
so
consum'd
me
,
that
on
earth
my
life
they
scarce
did
leave
:
Thy
precepts
yet
forsook
I
not
,
but
close
to
them
did
cleave
.
verse
88
After
thy
loving
kindnesse
,
Lord
,
raise
up
,
and
quicken
me
;
The
testimonies
of
thy
mouth
by
me
then
kept
shall
be
.
The
12.
part
.
verse
89
The
word
which
thou
hast
spoken
,
Lord
,
still
stedfast
is
and
sure
;
As
in
the
heavens
constant
course
it
ever
doth
endure
.
verse
90
Thy
faithfulnesse
doth
stedfast
stand
to
ev'ry
generation
;
Even
as
the
earth
abides
,
since
thou
didst
stablish
her
foundation
.
verse
91
These
things
unto
this
present
day
we
may
continuing
see
;
According
to
thine
ordinance
,
for
all
thy
servants
be
.
verse
92
Unlesse
in
thy
most
perfect
law
my
soule
had
found
delight
;
When
I
in
great
affliction
was
,
I
should
have
perish't
quite
.
verse
93
Thy
holy
precepts
never
shall
by
me
forgotten
be
:
For
thou
,
when
heavie
was
my
soule
,
by
them
hast
quickned
me
.
verse
94
Thine
owne
am
I
,
and
therefore
me
thy
son
and
servant
save
;
For
with
a
great
and
servent
love
thy
precepts
sought
I
have
.
verse
95
For
me
the
wicked
men
did
wait
,
and
sought
me
to
destroy
:
But
I
thy
testimonies
true
will
think
upon
with
joy
.
verse
96
Of
all
perfection
here
on
earth
,
there
is
an
end
I
see
;
But
thy
commandements
very
large
,
and
everlasting
be
.
The
13.
part
.
verse
97
How
dearly
do
I
love
thy
law
?
and
with
how
great
affection
?
For
thereupon
throughout
the
day
I
fix
my
meditation
.
verse
98
By
thy
cōmandments
thou
hast
made
me
farre
more
wise
to
be
Then
are
my
foes
,
because
thy
lawes
do
still
abide
with
me
.
verse
99
In
understanding
I
excell
those
that
instructed
me
;
Because
thy
testimonies
just
my
meditation
be
.
verse
100
In
understanding
I
exceed
those
that
are
full
of
daies
;
Because
I
straitly
strive
to
keep
thy
precepts
and
thy
waies
.
verse
101
And
I
my
feet
restrained
have
from
every
evill
way
;
That
of
thy
word
the
holy
path
precisely
keep
I
may
.
verse
102
From
the
right
judgements
of
thy
mouth
I
never
did
depart
:
For
thou
didst
teach
me
inwardly
,
and
wrot'st
them
in
my
heart
.
verse
103
O
what
a
sweetnes
,
from
thy
words
into
my
taste
doth
passe
?
Doubtlesse
,
that
sweetnesse
to
my
mouth
more
sweet
then
hony
was
.
verse
104
I
through
thy
precepts
full
of
light
get
understanding
so
,
That
all
false
waies
my
soule
doth
hate
,
in
them
I
will
not
go
.
The
14.
part
.
verse
105
Thy
heavenly
word
is
to
my
feet
a
lamp
that
shineth
bright
;
And
for
direction
of
my
path
it
is
a
glorious
light
.
verse
106
Before
thy
presence
I
have
sworne
,
and
it
performe
I
will
;
That
I
will
keep
thy
judgements
just
,
and
strive
them
to
fulfill
.
verse
107
I
am
afflicted
very
much
,
but
quicken
me
,
O
Lord
;
And
raise
me
to
an
holy
life
,
according
to
thy
word
.
verse
108
The
offrings
which
with
heart
and
voice
to
thee
I
freely
give
:
Accept
,
and
teach
me
how
I
may
after
thy
judgements
live
.
verse
109
My
soule
is
ever
in
mine
hand
,
great
dangers
me
beset
;
Yet
in
my
deepest
troubles
I
thy
law
do
not
forget
.
verse
110
Although
the
wicked
men
for
me
a
snare
did
closely
lay
;
Yet
from
thy
precepts
would
I
not
for
danger
go
astray
.
verse
111
I
as
an
heritage
do
take
thy
testimonies
still
:
Because
they
are
my
hearts
delight
,
with
joy
they
do
it
fill
.
verse
112
Prevented
by
thy
grace
,
my
heart
I
did
incline
and
bend
;
Thy
statutes
alwaies
to
performe
,
and
shall
do
to
the
end
.
The
15.
part
.
verse
113
The
foolish
thoughts
of
vanitie
I
hate
,
and
would
remove
;
But
that
most
perfect
law
of
thine
I
heartily
do
love
.
verse
114
Thou
art
my
hid
and
secret
place
,
my
shield
of
strong
defence
;
●…nd
in
thy
faithfull
word
I
fix
my
hope
and
confidence
.
verse
115
All
ye
that
evill
doers
be
,
from
me
depart
away
:
For
the
commandments
of
my
God
I
purpose
to
obey
.
verse
116
According
to
thy
faithfull
word
uphold
and
stablish
me
;
That
I
may
live
,
and
of
my
hope
ashamed
may
not
be
.
verse
117
Hold
thou
me
up
,
then
shal
I
stand
in
safetie
constantly
;
And
to
thy
statutes
I
will
have
respect
continually
.
verse
118
Thou
all
that
from
thy
statutes
erre
treadst
downe
,
as
things
most
vile
;
For
their
deceit
meer
falshood
is
,
and
will
themselves
beguile
.
verse
119
Thou
all
the
wicked
of
the
earth
dost
like
to
drosse
remove
;
Therefore
thy
testimonies
just
I
fervently
do
love
.
verse
120
My
flesh
for
fear
of
thee
doth
quake
when
I
thy
justice
see
:
I
of
thy
judgements
am
affraid
,
which
high
and
dreadfull
be
.
The
16
part
.
verse
121
I
judgement
have
to
others
done
,
and
given
to
them
their
right
:
Then
leave
me
not
to
them
that
would
oppresse
me
with
their
might
.
verse
122
In
mercie
for
thy
servants
good
for
him
a
surety
be
;
From
the
oppressions
of
the
proud
do
thou
deliver
me
.
verse
123
Mine
eies
do
faile
with
looking
long
for
thy
salvation
,
Lord
;
And
while
performance
they
expect
of
thy
most
faithfull
word
.
verse
124
According
to
thy
mercie
great
with
me
thy
servant
deale
;
And
unto
me
thy
statutes
teach
,
thy
lawes
to
me
reveale
.
verse
125
Thine
humble
servant
,
Lord
,
I
am
,
grant
me
to
understand
Thy
testimonies
,
so
that
I
may
do
what
they
command
.
verse
126
Lord
,
it
is
time
for
thee
to
work
,
and
take
thy
covenants
part
:
For
sinners
have
made
void
thy
law
,
from
it
they
do
depart
.
verse
127
But
thy
cōmandments
precious
are
,
I
therefore
them
do
love
;
I
above
gold
do
love
them
all
,
yea
finest
gold
above
.
verse
128
And
in
all
things
thy
precepts
all
most
righteous
I
esteem
;
But
all
false
waies
I
do
abhorre
,
though
pleasant
they
may
seem
.
The
17.
part
.
verse
129
In
truth
and
wisdome
wonderfull
thy
testimonies
are
;
Therefore
my
soul
them
strives
to
keep
with
diligence
and
care
.
verse
130
The
very
entrance
of
thy
word
doth
give
an
heavenly
light
;
Yea
,
to
the
simple
it
doth
give
an
understanding
right
.
verse
131
My
mouth
I
opened
,
and
did
pant
with
heat
of
holy
fire
:
For
thy
commandments
I
did
love
,
and
fervently
desire
.
verse
132
With
mercy
and
compassion
,
Lord
,
behold
me
from
above
;
As
thou
art
wont
to
do
to
those
thy
Name
that
feare
and
love
.
verse
133
Direct
my
footsteps
by
thy
word
,
let
that
my
leader
be
:
Let
no
iniquity
obtaine
dominion
over
me
.
verse
134
From
the
oppressions
&
the
wrongs
of
man
deliver
me
;
By
me
with
greater
freedome
then
thy
precepts
kept
shall
be
.
verse
135
Upon
thy
servant
make
to
shine
thy
favour
and
thy
face
;
And
me
thy
righteous
statutes
teac●…
,
by
thy
effectuall
grace
.
verse
136
Rivers
of
waters
from
mine
eies
did
run
downe
,
when
I
saw
How
wicked
men
run
on
in
sin
,
and
do
not
keep
thy
law
.
The
18.
part
.
verse
137
Most
just
and
righteous
art
thou
Lord
,
in
all
thy
works
and
waies
:
Thy
judgements
also
are
upright
,
and
them
men
ought
to
praise
.
verse
138
Thy
testimonies
righteous
are
,
which
thou
commanded
hast
;
They
also
very
faithfull
are
,
their
truth
shall
ever
last
.
verse
139
My
zeale
hath
ev'n
consumed
me
,
because
mine
enemies
Thy
holy
words
forgotten
have
,
and
do
thy
lawes
despise
.
verse
140
Thy
perfect
word
is
very
pure
,
as
silver
tr'd
by
fire
;
Therefore
thy
servant
loveth
it
,
and
doth
it
much
desire
.
verse
141
Small
am
I
,
and
by
worldly
men
despised
in
their
sight
;
Thy
precepts
yet
forget
I
not
,
but
in
them
do
delight
.
verse
142
Thy
righteousnes
most
stedfast
is
,
and
ever
shall
endure
:
Thy
law
is
also
truth
it selfe
,
most
constant
and
most
pure
.
verse
143
Trouble
&
anguish
have
me
found
,
and
taken
hold
on
me
;
Yet
in
this
trouble
my
delights
thy
just
commandments
be
verse
144
An
everlasting
justice
have
thy
testimonies
all
:
O
to
me
understanding
give
,
then
ever
live
I
shall
.
The
19
part
.
verse
145
To
thee
with
my
whole
heart
I
cri'd
,
heare
me
,
most
gracious
Lord
;
And
then
will
I
thy
statutes
keep
,
I
will
obey
thy
word
.
verse
146
I
in
my
trouble
cri'd
to
thee
,
me
safe
do
thou
preserve
;
And
I
thy
testimonies
then
will
carefully
observe
.
verse
147
The
dawning
of
the
morning
I
prevented
with
my
cry
:
For
in
my
trouble
did
my
hope
upon
thy
word
relye
.
verse
148
Mine
eies
in
waking
do
prevent
the
watches
of
the
night
;
That
in
thy
word
of
light
and
life
more
meditate
I
might
.
verse
149
After
thy
loving
kindnesse
heare
my
voice
that
calls
on
thee
:
Thy
judgement
to
thy
Saints
is
good
,
and
with
it
quicken
me
.
verse
150
The
men
that
after
mischiefe
go
,
now
nigh
unto
it
draw
;
But
such
as
are
to
mischiefe
nigh
,
are
then
farre
from
thy
law
.
verse
151
But
thou
unto
thy
Saints
art
neere
,
and
help
to
them
shalt
give
;
Since
thy
commandments
all
are
truth
,
they
by
this
rule
shall
live
.
verse
152
This
of
thy
testimonies
I
have
knowne
in
times
long
past
,
That
them
for
ever
to
endure
thou
firmly
founded
hast
.
The
20.
part
.
verse
153
Consider
mine
affliction
great
,
in
safetie
do
me
set
:
Thy
covenant
is
with
me
,
for
I
thy
law
do
not
forget
.
verse
154
Plead
thou
my
cause
,
deliver
me
from
sinners
causlesse
strife
:
According
to
thy
holy
word
give
me
a
holy
life
.
verse
155
Surely
salvation
far
doth
flie
from
those
that
wicked
are
:
For
they
thy
statutes
do
not
keep
,
nor
for
thy
l●…wes
do
care
.
verse
156
O
Lord
,
both
great
and
manifold
thy
tender
mercies
be
;
According
to
thy
judgements
then
in
mercie
quicken
me
.
verse
157
Many
my
persecutors
are
,
and
foe●…
which
do
combine
;
Yet
from
thy
testimonies
just
my
heart
doth
not
decline
.
verse
158
I
greatly
grieved
was
,
when
I
thy
lewd
transgressors
saw
;
Because
they
did
not
keep
thy
word
,
but
sin'd
against
thy
law
.
verse
159
Consider
how
I
dearly
love
thy
precepts
and
thy
word
;
After
thy
loving
kindnesse
then
quicken
thou
me
,
O
Lord.
verse
160
From
the
beginning
,
all
thy
word
hath
been
most
true
and
sure
:
Thy
righteous
judgements
every
one
for
ever
shall
endure
.
The
21.
part
.
verse
161
Princes
have
persecuted
me
,
although
no
cause
they
saw
;
But
still
of
thy
most
holy
word
my
heart
doth
stand
in
awe
.
verse
162
And
in
the
comforts
of
thy
word
I
was
so
greatly
glad
;
As
they
that
by
their
victories
great
spoiles
obtained
had
.
verse
163
I
lying
do
abhorre
and
hate
,
and
farre
from
me
remove
:
But
thy
pure
law
is
perfect
truth
,
I
therefore
do
it
love
.
verse
164
I
seven
times
a
day
do
give
just
praises
unto
thee
;
Because
thy
judgements
righteous
are
,
and
they
have
holpen
me
.
verse
165
Great
peace
and
rest
all
they
shall
have
,
which
do
thy
statutes
love
;
No
danger
shall
their
blessed
state
empaire
,
or
once
remove
.
verse
166
O
Lord
,
I
my
salvation
do
wholly
hope
from
thee
;
And
I
do
strive
those
lawes
to
keep
,
which
thou
commandest
me
.
verse
167
Thy
testimonies
hath
my
soule
observed
carefully
;
On
them
my
heart
is
set
,
and
them
I
love
exceedingly
.
verse
168
Thy
precepts
and
thy
testimonies
I
kept
with
speciall
care
:
For
all
my
work
's
and
all
my
waies
before
thee
open
are
.
The
22.
part
.
verse
169
O
Lord
,
let
my
request
and
cry
come
neere
before
thy
sight
;
Good
under●…anding
give
to
me
,
to
know
thy
word
aright
.
verse
170
And
let
my
supplication
come
,
and
have
accesse
to
thee
;
According
to
thy
faithfull
word
do
thou
deliver
me
.
verse
171
From
a
full
heart
my
thankfull
lips
shall
utter
forth
thy
praise
;
When
thou
hast
taught
me
well
to
know
thy
statute
,
and
thy
waies
.
verse
172
My
tongue
oft
of
thy
word
shall
speak
,
my
deeds
shall
it
expresse
:
Because
thy
just
commandments
all
are
perfect
righteousnesse
.
verse
173
Stretch
out
thy
hand
,
I
thee
beseech
,
and
speedily
me
save
:
For
thy
commandments
to
observe
,
O
Lord
,
I
chosen
have
.
verse
174
or
thy
salvation
I
have
long'd
,
O
Lord
,
do
thou
me
save
;
Thy
law
is
ever
my
delight
,
in
it
I
pleasure
have
.
verse
175
Let
my
soul
live
,
and
then
it
shall
give
raises
unto
thee
;
And
let
thy
judgements
gracious
still
〈◊〉
an
succour
me
.
verse
176
Like
a
lost
sheep
I
went
astray
,
thy
servant
seek
,
and
find
:
For
thy
commandments
have
I
not
put
wholly
out
of
mind
.
PSAL.
CXX
.
IN
my
distresse
unto
the
Lord
I
did
complaine
and
cry
;
And
from
his
glorious
throne
above
he
heard
me
graciously
.
verse
2
From
lying
lips
,
O
Lord
,
my
soule
deliver
and
set
free
;
From
double
and
deceitfull
tongues
,
good
Lord
,
deliver
me
.
verse
3
What
shall
thy
false
tongue
bring
or
give
to
thee
,
O
slanderer
?
Sharp
arrowes
of
the
mighty
man
,
and
coales
of
Juniper
.
verse
4
O
wo
is
me
that
I
so
long
a
sojourner
must
be
In
Meshech
,
and
in
Kedars
tents
my
dwelling
yet
must
see
.
verse
5
With
him
that
hateth
lovely
peace
my
soule
doth
long
abide
:
For
peace
am
I
,
but
when
I
speak
,
for
war
do
they
provide
.
PSAL.
CXXI
.
UNto
the
mountaines
high
lift
up
mine
eies
shall
I
,
To
see
from
whence
the
help
doth
come
that
safety
doth
supply
.
verse
2
My
help
from
God
doth
come
,
that
heav'n
and
earth
did
frame
;
He
staies
thy
feet
,
that
nothing
can
remove
away
the
same
.
verse
3
He
slumbers
not
all
that
doth
thee
safely
keep
;
He
slumbers
not
that
Israel
keeps
,
nor
shall
he
ever
sleep
.
verse
4
The
Lord
thy
keeper
is
,
and
he
by
thee
doth
stand
;
To
be
thy
shade
and
thy
defence
,
he
stands
at
thy
right
hand
.
verse
5
The
Suns
bright
burning
beames
by
day
thee
shall
not
smite
;
Nor
shall
the
Moons
cold
influence
thee
strike
,
or
hurt
by
night
.
verse
6
The
Lord
shall
thee
preserve
most
safe
from
evils
all
;
Thy
deare
and
precious
soule
the
Lord
preserve
in
safetie
shall
.
verse
7
God
shall
thy
going
out
and
coming
in
defend
;
From
this
time
forth
for
evermore
,
till
time
it selfe
do
end
.
PSAL.
CXXII
.
RIght
glad
I
was
,
when
thus
to
me
they
spake
,
and
fram'd
their
talk
;
Unto
the
house
of
God
the
Lord
together
let
us
walk
.
verse
2
O
glorious
Jerusalem
;
to
thee
we
will
repaire
;
Within
thy
gates
our
feet
shall
stand
,
Jerusalem
most
faire
.
verse
3
Jerusalem
is
fairely
built
,
yea
strongly
built
is
she
;
Ev'n
like
a
Citie
,
all
whose
parts
compact
together
be
.
verse
4
Whither
the
Tribes
go
up
,
the
Tribes
that
to
the
Lord
pertaine
:
Unto
the
Ark
of
Israel
,
which
doth
therein
remaine
.
verse
5
Of
praise
and
thankes
to
Gods
great
Name
the
sacrifice
to
beare
:
There
thrones
of
judgement
sit
,
the
thrones
of
Davids
house
are
there
.
verse
6
Pray
that
Jerusalem
may
have
peace
and
felicitie
:
For
they
that
love
thee
and
thy
peace
,
shall
have
prosperitie
.
verse
7
Therefore
I
wish
,
that
peace
may
still
within
thy
walls
remaine
;
And
ever
may
thy
palaces
prosperitie
retaine
.
verse
8
Ev'n
for
the
Saints
sake
,
which
are
deare
as
brethren
unto
me
;
And
sweet
companions
,
I
will
wish
that
peace
still
dwell
in
thee
.
verse
9
And
for
the
house
which
doth
belong
to
God
the
Lord
of
might
:
Still
to
procure
and
seek
thy
good
I
greatly
will
delight
.
PSAL.
CXXIII
.
LOrd
,
from
the
earth
below
lift
up
mir●…ies
will
I
To
thee
,
whose
dwelling
is
above
,
ev'n
in
the
heavens
hye
.
verse
2
Behold
,
as
servants
eies
look
to
their
masters
hand
;
As
to
her
m●…tresse
hand
the
maid
do●…h
look
,
and
waiting
stand
:
So
on
the
Lord
our
God
we
look
,
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
attend
;
Untill
on
as
he
ver●…
have
,
untill
he
mercy
send
.
verse
3
Have
mercie
on
us
,
Lord
,
thy
mercie
on
us
be
;
For
filled
with
contempt
and
scorne
exceedingly
are
we
.
verse
4
Our
soule
is
greatly
fill'd
with
scornes
of
men
at
ease
;
And
with
contempt
of
haughty
men
,
whom
scoffes
at
Saints
do
please
.
PSAL.
CXXIV
.
IF
on
our
side
God
had
not
been
,
now
Israel
may
say
;
If
on
our
side
God
had
not
been
,
when
men
sought
our
decay
:
verse
2
They
had
us
swallowed
up
alive
,
against
us
raging
mad
;
The
waters
had
us
drown'd
,
the
streames
our
soules
ore
whelmed
had
.
verse
3
The
waters
mounting
up
alost
,
unto
that
height
were
growne
;
That
with
their
swelling
pride
,
our
souls
had
quite
been
overflowne
.
verse
4
Then
alwaies
praised
be
the
Lord
,
whose
mercies
ever
live
;
A
prey
to
their
devouring
teeth
our
soules
who
did
not
give
.
verse
5
Our
soule
escaped
as
a
bird
out
of
the
fowlers
snare
;
The
snare
is
broken
which
they
laid
,
and
we
delivered
are
.
verse
6
In
the
most
glorious
Name
of
God
our
help
doth
only
stand
:
Who
hath
created
heav'n
and
earth
by
his
almighty
hand
.
PSAL.
CXXV
.
ALl
those
that
trust
in
God
shall
be
like
Sion
hill
;
That
cannot
be
remov'd
away
,
but
standeth
stedfast
still
.
verse
2
And
as
Jerusalem
the
mountaines
strong
and
hie
;
Like
bulwarks
compassing
about
do
guard
and
fortifie
:
verse
3
So
doth
the
mighty
Lord
about
his
people
stand
;
Saving
them
now
and
evermore
with
his
most
mighty
hand
.
verse
4
The
sharp
afflicting
rod
of
wicked
cruell
foes
,
Shall
not
for
ever
on
the
lot
of
righteous
men
repose
.
verse
5
Lest
fainting
in
their
minds
,
when
endlesse
griefes
them
presse
;
Weary
and
hopelesse
,
they
put
forth
their
hands
to
wickednesse
.
verse
6
Do
well
unto
thy
Saints
,
and
blessings
,
Lord
,
impart
Unto
the
good
,
thine
Israelites
that
are
upright
in
heart
.
verse
7
But
those
that
turne
aside
,
and
love
to
go
astray
;
Led
by
their
loose
and
wandring
lusts
in
their
owne
crooked
way
.
verse
8
These
in
the
fearfull
path
to
judgement
God
shall
guide
,
With
wicked
workers
,
but
his
peace
on
Israel
shall
abide
.
PSAL.
CXXVI
.
WHen
Sions
sad
captivitie
the
Lord
againe
did
bring
;
Like
to
a
dreame
it
did
appeare
,
and
as
a
fained
thing
.
verse
2
Then
was
our
mouth
with
laughter
(
fill'd
,
right
joyfull
was
our
tongue
;
And
of
this
wonder
thus
they
spake
the
heathen
folke
among
.
verse
3
Great
things
the
Lord
hath
done
for
great
things
we
do
confesse
The
Lord
for
us
hath
done
,
which
call
them
,
for
joy
and
thankfulnesse
.
verse
4
Bring
our
captivitie
againe
,
to
joy
our
sorrow
turne
;
As
flowing
streames
do
change
the
ground
,
which
parching
heat
did
burne
.
verse
5
They
that
in
teares
and
sorrowes
deep
their
seed
do
sadly
sow
;
At
harvest
they
their
corne
with
joy
shall
gladly
reap
and
mow
.
verse
6
They
carried
forth
a
precious
seed
,
and
going
they
did
mourne
;
But
bringing
home
their
sheaves
with
joy
,
they
gladly
shall
returne
.
EXcept
the
Lord
do
build
the
house
,
man
buildeth
but
in
vaine
;
And
man
in
building
doth
but
lose
his
labour
and
his
paine
.
verse
2
Except
the
Lords
all-seeing
eye
the
city
safely
keep
;
In
vaine
the
watchmans
waking
eye
doth
hold
it selfe
from
sleep
.
verse
3
To
rise
up
early
is
but
vaine
,
and
vaine
late
watchings
are
:
Vaine
is
it
pensively
to
eate
the
bread
of
griefe
and
care
.
verse
4
For
the
beloved
of
the
Lord
are
by
his
love
so
blest
;
That
unto
them
he
freely
gives
most
quiet
sleep
and
rest
.
verse
5
Lo
,
children
are
an
heritage
,
which
doth
from
God
descend
;
And
the
wombs
fruit
is
his
reward
,
Gods
bounty
doth
it
send
.
verse
6
And
look
what
strength
sharp
arrowes
are
in
hands
of
men
of
power
;
Such
strength
are
children
blest
with
grace
amid
their
youthfull
flower
.
verse
7
And
blessed
is
the
man
that
hath
his
quiver
full
of
those
:
For
they
undaunted
in
the
gate
shall
speak
unto
their
foes
.
PSAL.
CXXVIII
.
BLessed
art
thou
that
fearest
God
,
and
walkest
in
his
way
:
verse
2
For
of
thy
labour
thou
shalt
eat
,
happy
art
thou
,
I
say
.
verse
3
Like
fruitfull
vines
on
thy
house
side
,
so
doth
thy
wife
spring
out
;
Thy
children
stand
like
olive-plants
thy
table
round
about
.
verse
4
Thus
art
thou
blest
that
fearest
God
,
and
he
shall
let
thee
see
verse
5
The
promised
Jerusalem
,
and
her
felicitie
.
verse
6
Thou
shalt
thy
childrens
children
see
to
thy
great
joyes
increase
;
And
likewise
grace
on
Israel
,
prosperitie
and
peace
.
PSAL.
CXXIX
.
OFt
they
,
now
Israel
may
say
,
me
from
my
youth
assail'd
:
verse
2
Oft
they
assail'd
me
from
my
youth
,
but
never
they
prevail'd
.
verse
3
Upon
my
back
the
plowers
plow'd
,
and
furr●…wes
long
did
cast
:
verse
4
The
righteous
Lord
hath
cut
the
cords
of
wicked
foes
at
last
.
verse
5
O
let
them
all
confounded
be
,
and
forced
back
to
flie
;
That
do
to
Sion
hatred
beare
,
and
cursed
enmitie
.
verse
6
Let
these
be
like
unto
the
grasse
which
on
house
tops
we
see
;
That
fades
and
dries
away
,
before
growne
up
it
fully
be
.
verse
7
Whereof
enough
to
fill
his
hand
the
mower
cannot
find
;
Nor
can
the
man
his
bosome
fill
,
whose
work
is
sheaves
to
bind
.
verse
8
Nor
do
they
say
,
which
by
do
go
,
Gods
blessing
on
you
be
;
Nor
do
they
say
,
In
the
great
Name
of
God
you
blesse
do
we
.
PSAL.
CXXX
.
OUt
from
the
overflowing
depths
of
griefe
and
misery
;
My
sad
afflicted
soule
to
thee
,
O
Lord
,
hath
sent
her
cry
.
verse
2
O
gracious
Lord
,
hear
thou
my
voice
,
and
let
thine
eares
attend
Unto
the
voice
of
my
requests
,
which
humbly
doth
ascend
.
verse
3
If
,
Lord
,
thou
strictly
shouldst
inquire
,
and
mark
iniquities
;
Lord
,
who
shall
dare
to
stand
before
thy
pure
all-seeing
eies
?
verse
4
But
besides
fearfull
justice
,
Lord
,
forgivenesse
is
with
thee
;
That
with
a
son-like
awe
obey'd
,
and
feared
thou
maist
be
.
verse
5
Upon
the
Lord
I
wait
,
my
soule
doth
wait
upon
the
Lord
:
For
I
have
fully
purposed
to
hope
upon
his
word
.
verse
6
My
soule
more
waiteth
for
the
Lord
,
then
they
that
watch
to
spy
The
morning
light
,
then
they
that
watch
the
morning
to
descry
.
verse
7
Let
Israel
hope
in
the
Lord
,
for
mercie
and
compassion
Is
with
the
Lord
,
and
with
him
is
most
plentifull
redemption
.
verse
8
And
his
owne
chosen
Israel
,
and
flock
redeem
he
shall
;
He
shall
them
freely
justifie
from
their
offences
all
.
PSAL.
CXXXI
.
O
Lord
,
I
am
not
pust
in
mind
,
I
have
no
scornfull
eie
;
I
do
not
exercise
my selfe
in
things
that
are
too
hie
.
verse
2
But
as
the
childe
that
weaned
is
even
from
his
mothers
brest
;
So
have
I
(
Lord
)
behav'd
my selfe
in
silence
and
in
rest
.
verse
3
Let
Israel
hope
in
the
Lord
,
who
doth
his
Church
maintaine
;
And
let
this
hope
from
this
time
forth
for
evermore
remaine
.
PSAL.
CXXXII
.
REmember
Davids
troubles
,
Lord
,
and
how
he
sware
to
thee
:
verse
2
And
how
to
the
Almighty
God
of
Jacob
vowed
be
.
verse
3
I
will
not
come
within
my
house
,
nor
rest
in
bed
at
all
:
verse
4
Nor
shall
mine
eies
take
any
sleep
,
nor
eye-lids
slumber
shall
:
verse
5
Till
for
the
Lord
a
place
I
find
where
he
may
make
abode
;
Till
I
an
habitation
find
for
Jacobs
mighty
God.
verse
6
Behold
,
we
of
this
dwelling
place
at
Ephrata
did
●…eare
;
And
we
did
find
it
in
the
fields
,
where
once
woods
growing
were
.
verse
7
Into
his
holy
Tabernacles
now
gladly
will
we
go
;
And
at
his
footstoole
worship
him
,
kneeling
and
bowing
low
:
verse
8
Arise
,
O
Lord
,
arise
and
come
into
thy
place
of
rest
;
Thou
,
and
thy
Ark
,
by
which
thy
strength
thou
hast
made
manifest
.
verse
9
Let
all
thy
Priests
he
clothed
,
Lord
,
with
truth
and
righteousnesse
;
Let
all
thy
Saints
rejoyce
in
thee
,
and
shout
for
joyfulnesse
.
verse
10
And
for
thy
servant
Davids
sake
do
not
deny
thy
grace
;
Nor
of
thine
owne
anointed
deare
,
turne
thou
away
the
face
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
The
Lord
in
truth
to
David
sware
,
and
will
not
turne
from
it
;
The
fruit
of
thine
owne
body
shall
on
thy
throne
surely
sit
.
verse
12
And
if
thy
sons
my
covenant
keep
,
and
precepts
taught
by
me
;
Then
evermore
upon
thy
throne
their
childrens
seat
shall
be
.
verse
13
For
God
Mount
Sion
chosen
hath
,
to
dwell
there
doth
he
love
;
There
do
I
love
to
dwell
and
rest
,
and
never
to
remove
.
verse
14
And
surely
her
provision
I
will
blesse
abundantly
:
verse
15
And
I
all
those
that
needy
are
with
bread
will
satisfie
.
verse
16
And
with
salvation
her
Priests
adorne
and
c●…othe
I
will
:
Her
Saints
shall
shout
aloud
for
joy
,
wherewith
I
will
them
fill
.
verse
17
There
will
I
cause
that
Davids
horne
shall
bud
,
and
grow
in
might
:
For
mine
anointed
I
have
set
an
everlasting
light
.
verse
18
With
shame
,
as
with
a
garment
,
I
will
clothe
his
enemies
all
;
But
on
himselfe
his
glorious
crowne
shine
forth
and
flourish
shall
.
PSAL.
CXXXIII
.
HOw
pleasant
,
and
how
good
it
is
,
●…ow
doth
that
grace
excell
;
When
in
the
unitie
of
love
together
brethren
dwell
!
verse
2
It
like
the
precious
ointment
is
,
wherewith
anointed
was
The
head
of
Aaron
,
whence
it
downe
unto
his
beard
did
passe
.
verse
3
It
on
the
beard
of
Aaron
ran
,
(
who
Christ
did
represent
)
And
downe
from
thence
unto
the
skins
it
of
his
garments
went.
verse
4
And
as
the
dew
to
Hermon
hill
his
moisture
downe
doth
send
;
And
as
the
dew
doth
from
above
on
Sions
hills
descend
:
verse
5
So
God
on
those
who
thus
do
love
,
his
blessing
downe
doth
send
:
Yea
,
he
doth
blesse
them
with
a
life
,
which
never
shall
have
end
.
PSAL.
CXXXIV
.
BEhold
and
have
regard
,
ye
servants
of
the
Lord
,
Which
in
his
house
by
night
do
watch
,
praise
him
with
one
accord
.
verse
2
Lift
up
your
hands
on
high
within
his
holy
place
;
And
give
the
Lord
his
praises
due
,
his
benefits
embrace
.
verse
3
Thus
do
thou
blesse
the
Lord
with
praise
and
thankfulnesse
;
And
God
that
earth
&
heav'n
did
make
,
thee
out
of
Sion
blesse
.
PSAL.
CXXXV
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
,
and
his
great
Name
praise
ye
with
one
accord
:
O
praise
him
still
,
all
ye
that
be
the
servants
of
the
Lord.
verse
2
In
the
Lords
house
all
ye
that
stand
,
aloud
his
praises
sound
;
Praise
him
all
ye
that
in
the
Courts
of
our
great
God
are
found
.
verse
3
Praise
ye
the
Lord
,
for
he
is
good
,
yea
praises
to
him
sing
:
Sing
praises
to
his
Name
,
because
it
is
a
pleasant
thing
.
verse
4
For
Jacob
to
himselfe
the
Lord
did
chuse
of
his
good
pleasure
;
And
Israel
he
did
chuse
to
be
his
owne
peculiar
treasure
.
verse
5
For
well
I
know
in
majestie
the
Lord
is
very
great
;
And
that
the
Lord
above
all
gods
in
glory
hath
his
seat
.
verse
6
In
heaven
and
in
earth
he
made
,
and
in
the
swelling
seas
,
And
in
the
low
descending
depths
,
what
ever
did
him
please
.
verse
7
He
from
the
ends
of
all
the
earth
makes
vapours
to
ascend
;
With
lightnings
raine
he
makes
,
and
winds
doth
from
his
treasures
send
.
verse
8
In
Egypt
he
the
first-borne
all
with
death
downe
smitten
hath
;
Ev'n
the
chiefe
strength
of
man
&
beast
,
in
his
provoked
wrath
.
verse
9
He
hath
in
thee
shew'd
wonders
great
,
O
Egypt
,
which
did
fall
On
Pharaoh
thy
hard-hearted
king
,
and
on
his
servants
all
.
verse
10
He
also
Nations
great
and
strong
smote
downe
,
and
overthrew
;
And
though
their
rulers
mighty
were
,
their
mighty
Kings
he
slew
.
verse
11
Sehon
King
of
the
Amorites
,
and
Og
of
Bashan
King
;
Of
Canaan
be
the
Kingdomes
all
did
to
subjection
bring
.
verse
12
Then
also
for
an
heritage
their
land
away
he
gave
;
An
heritage
which
Israel
his
people
deare
should
have
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
Thy
Name
,
O
Lord
,
shal
still
endure
,
and
thy
memoriall
With
honour
shall
preserved
be
,
through
generations
all
.
verse
14
His
people
to
avenge
and
judge
,
the
Lord
is
fully
bent
;
And
of
his
servants
miseries
he
will
himselfe
repent
.
verse
15
The
Idols
which
are
worshipped
abroad
in
heathen
lands
,
Surely
but
gold
and
silver
be
,
the
work
ev'n
of
men●…
hands
.
verse
16
A
mouth
they
have
,
yet
do
not
speak
;
eyes
,
yet
they
never
saw
:
verse
17
And
ears
they
have
,
yet
nothing
bear
;
their
mouth
no
breath
doth
draw
.
verse
18
And
senslesse
like
to
them
are
those
,
by
whom
they
formed
were
;
And
such
are
all
that
trust
in
them
,
or
who
their
power
do
feare
.
verse
19
But
blesse
the
everlasting
Lord
,
O
house
of
Israel
:
O
Aarons
house
,
blesse
thou
the
Lord
,
in
might
that
doth
excell
.
verse
20
O
house
of
Levi
,
blesse
the
Lord
,
by
whom
made
all
things
were
;
And
ever
blesse
and
praise
the
Lord
,
all
ye
the
Lord
that
feare
.
verse
21
And
out
of
Sion
let
his
Saints
give
praises
to
the
Lord
;
Which
dwelleth
in
Jerusalem
:
praise
him
with
one
accord
.
PSAL.
CXXXVI
.
Sung
as
the
100.
Psalme
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
,
for
he
is
good
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
2
Give
thanks
unto
the
God
of
gods
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
3
Give
thanks
unto
the
Lord
of
lords
;
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
;
verse
4
Which
only
doth
great
wondrous
works
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
5
Wch
by
his
wisdom
made
the
heav'ns
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
;
verse
6
Who
stretch't
the
earth
above
the
seas
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
7
Which
made
great
lights
to
shine
abroad
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
8
The
Sun
to
rule
the
light
some
day
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
9
The
Moon
&
Stars
to
guide
the
night
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
10
Which
Egypt
with
their
first-borne
smote
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
11
And
Israel
brought
out
from
thence
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
12
With
mighty
hand
&
stretched
arme
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
13
Who
the
red
sea
in
parts
did
cut
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
14
And
through
the
midst
made
Israel
passe
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
15
But
drowned
Pharaoh
and
his
host
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
16
Through
desart
he
his
people
led
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
17
Praise
him
who
mighty
Kings
did
smite
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
18
And
who
the
famous
Kings
did
slay
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
19
As
Sehon
King
of
Amorites
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
20
And
the
great
Og
of
Basan
King
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
21
And
gave
their
land
for
heritage
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
22
Even
to
his
servant
Israel
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
23
Remembring
us
in
base
estate
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
24
He
from
oppressors
rescued
us
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
verse
25
Who
giveth
sood
unto
all
flesh
,
for
still
his
mercy
doth
endure
:
verse
26
O
to
the
God
of
heav'n
give
thanks
,
for
still
do
last
his
mercies
sure
.
PSAL.
CXXXVII
.
WHen
captives
we
at
Babylon
did
by
the
rivers
sit
,
We
thought
on
Sion
,
yea
we
wept
when
we
remembred
it
.
verse
2
We
hang'd
our
Harps
and
Instruments
the
Willow
trees
upon
:
And
,
being
full
of
griefe
,
delight
in
musick
we
had
none
.
verse
3
For
there
a
song
required
they
,
who
did
us
captive
bring
;
Our
spoilers
call'd
for
mirth
,
and
said
,
A
song
of
Sion
sing
.
verse
4
But
the
Lords
sweet
and
holy
songs
sing
fitly
how
shall
we
;
When
captives
in
a
forraine
land
we
among
heathen
be
?
verse
5
But
,
O
Jerusalem
,
if
I
forget
thee
in
mine
heart
;
Let
my
forgotten
cunning
then
from
my
right
hand
depart
.
verse
6
If
I
do
not
remember
thee
,
let
my
tongue
cease
to
move
;
If
I
do
not
Jerusalem
set
my
chiefe
joyes
above
.
verse
7
Remember
Edom
,
which
upon
Jerusalems
sad
day
;
To
the
foundations
raze
it
downe
,
yea
raze
it
,
oft
did
say
.
verse
8
Daughter
of
Babylon
justly
thou
ere
long
destroi'd
shalt
be
;
Happy
the
man
thy
deeds
to
us
who
shall
reward
to
thee
.
verse
9
Yea
,
happy
surely
shall
he
be
that
takes
thy
little
ones
;
And
in
his
zeale
to
Sion
shall
them
dash
against
the
stones
.
PSAL.
CXXXVIII
.
WIth
my
whole
heart
,
O
gracious
Lord
,
will
I
give
praise
to
thee
;
Even
in
the
presence
of
the
gods
,
thou
shalt
be
prais'd
by
me
.
verse
2
Toward
thy
holy
Temple
I
will
look
,
and
worship
thee
;
And
praised
in
my
thankfull
mouth
thy
holy
Name
shall
be
.
verse
3
For
thy
great
kindnesse
,
for
thy
truth
,
I
will
exalt
thy
fame
:
For
thou
hast
magnifi'd
thy
word
high
above
all
thy
Name
.
Thou
didst
me
answer
in
that
day
,
when
I
to
thee
did
cry
;
And
thou
my
fainting
soul
with
strengt●…
didst
strengthen
inwardly
.
verse
4
All
Kings
which
raign
throughout
the
earth
,
shall
give
thee
praise
,
O
Lord
;
When
they
shal
from
thy
mouth
receive
thy
true
and
holy
word
.
verse
5
Yea
,
in
the
righteous
waies
of
God
with
gladnesse
they
shall
sing
:
For
great
the
glory
is
of
God
,
the
universall
King.
verse
6
Though
God
be
high
,
the
lowly
yet
by
him
respected
be
;
Whereas
the
high
and
proud
of
heart
a
far
off
knoweth
he
.
verse
7
Though
I
in
midst
of
trouble
walk
,
yet
thou
wilt
me
revive
;
Thou
with
thine
band
wilt
stop
the
mouth
of
foes
that
with
me
strive
.
And
as
against
mine
enemies
wrath
thy
band
thou
dost
extend
;
So
thy
right
hand
out-stretched
shall
me
save
,
and
still
defend
.
verse
8
Surely
,
that
which
concerneth
me
,
the
Lord
will
perfect
make
:
Do
not
,
O
ever
gracious
Lord
,
thine
owne
hands-work
forsake
.
PSAL.
CXXXIX
.
O
Lord
,
thou
hast
me
search't
&
known
,
thou
know'st
my
sitting
downe
;
verse
2
And
my
up-rising
,
yea
to
thee
my
thoughts
far-off
are
knowne
.
verse
3
My
paths
thou
compassest
about
,
and
seest
when
downe
I
lye
;
And
art
with
all
my
workes
and
waies
acquainted
perfectly
.
verse
4
No
word
is
in
my
tongue
,
O
Lord
,
but
knowne
it
is
to
thee
;
verse
5
Thou
me
behind
hold'st
and
before
,
and
layest
thine
hand
on
me
.
verse
6
Such
and
so
great
a
knowledge
is
too
wonderfull
for
me
;
It
is
so
high
,
that
it
by
me
attained
cannot
be
.
verse
7
From
thy
all-seeing
Spirit
to
go
,
what
place
seek
out
should
I
?
And
from
thy
presence
to
remove
,
Lord
,
whither
should
I
flye
?
verse
8
To
heav'n
if
I
do
mount
alost
,
lo
,
thou
art
present
there
;
In
hell
if
I
lie
downe
below
,
behold
,
there
art
thou
neere
.
verse
9
Yea
,
let
me
take
the
mornings
wings
,
and
let
me
go
and
hid
▪
Far
hence
,
ev'n
in
the
utmost
parts
,
where
slowing
sea
doth
slide
.
verse
10
Yet
there
to
lead
and
governe
me
,
thine
hand
stretch't
out
shall
be
;
And
even
there
shall
thy
right
hand
seaze
and
take
hold
on
me
.
verse
11
Yea
,
if
I
say
the
darknesse
shall
yet
shrow'd
me
from
thy
sight
;
Lo
,
unto
thee
the
darkest
night
about
me
shall
be
light
.
verse
12
Yea
,
darknesse
hid●…th
not
from
thee
,
but
night
like
day
is
bright
;
Before
thy
piercing
eyes
alike
both
darknesse
are
and
light
.
The
second
part
.
verse
13
For
thou
possessed
hast
my
reines
,
and
thou
hast
covered
me
:
When
I
within
my
mothers
womb
enclosed
was
by
thee
.
verse
14
Thee
will
I
praise
,
for
fearfully
and
strangely
made
I
am
;
Thy
works
are
marvellous
,
and
my
soul
right
well
doth
know
the
same
.
verse
15
My
substance
was
not
hid
from
thee
,
although
in
secret
place
I
have
been
made
,
and
in
the
earth
beneath
I
fashion'd
was
.
verse
16
Thine
eyes
my
shapelesse
substance
saw
,
and
written
in
thy
book
Were
all
my
parts
,
though
yet
not
made
,
but
after
fashion
took
.
verse
17
How
precious
also
are
thy
thoughts
,
O
glorious
God
to
me
?
And
in
their
summe
how
passing
great
and
numberlesse
they
be
?
verse
18
If
I
should
count
them
in
their
summe
,
more
then
the
sand
they
be
;
When
I
awake
,
then
am
I
still
in
heart
and
thought
with
thee
.
verse
19
The
wicked
and
the
cruell
men
,
Lord
,
thou
wilt
surely
slay
:
Therefore
far-off
,
ye
bloudy
men
,
from
me
depart
away
.
verse
20
They
wickedly
against
thee
speak
,
though
thou
their
torgues
didst
make
;
And
thy
malicious
enemies
in
vaine
thy
Name
do
take
.
verse
21
Hate
I
not
them
that
hate
thee
,
Lord
,
and
that
in
earnest
wise
?
Contend
not
I
against
them
all
,
against
thee
that
arise
?
verse
22
I
hate
them
with
unfained
hate
,
even
as
my
utter
foes
;
verse
23
Try
me
,
O
God
,
and
know
my
heart
▪
my
thoughts
prove
and
disclose
.
verse
24
Consider
,
Lord
,
if
wickednesse
in
me
there
any
be
;
And
in
thy
everlasting
way
direct
and
lead
thou
me
.
PSAL.
CXL
.
LOrd
,
save
me
from
the
evill
man
,
and
be
my
strong
defence
;
Preserve
me
safely
from
the
man
of
cruell
violence
.
verse
2
Which
in
their
heart
do
mischief
plot
,
and
full
of
malice
are
;
When
they
together
gathered
be
,
their
meeting
is
for
warre
.
verse
3
And
like
unto
a
Serpents
tongue
,
their
tongues
they
sharp
have
whet
;
And
Add●…rs
poyson
causing
death
,
under
their
tongues
is
set
.
verse
4
Keep
me
,
O
Lord
,
from
wicked
hands
,
me
from
the
violent
save
;
My
goings
who
to
overthrow
a
wicked
purpose
have
.
verse
5
The
proud
a
snare
and
cords
have
hid
,
and
spread
for
me
a
net
:
By
the
waies
side
where
I
should
passe
,
they
grins
for
me
have
set
.
verse
6
Therefore
I
said
unto
the
Lord
,
Thou
art
my
God
alone
:
Heare
me
,
O
Lord
,
O
heare
the
voice
wherewith
I
pray
and
moane
.
verse
7
O
Lord
my
God
,
thou
only
art
the
strength
that
saveth
me
;
In
day
of
battell
hath
mine
head
been
covered
still
by
thee
.
verse
8
Let
not
,
O
Lord
,
the
wicked
have
the
end
of
his
desire
;
Performe
not
his
ill
thought
,
lest
he
with
pride
be
set
on
sire
.
verse
9
As
for
the
head
and
chiefe
of
those
about
that
compasse
me
;
〈◊〉
their
owne
mischiefe
of
their
lips
their
fall
and
ruine
be
.
verse
10
Let
burning
coales
upon
them
fall
,
into
the
fire
them
throw
;
And
to
deep
pits
,
that
up
againe
thence
they
may
never
go
.
verse
11
Let
not
a
man
of
evill
tongue
on
earth
here
stable
grow
;
Evill
shall
hunt
the
violent
man
unto
his
overthrow
.
verse
12
I
know
,
th'
afflicted
and
the
poore
the
Lord
will
help
to
right
;
Surely
the
just
shall
praise
his
Name
,
and
still
dwell
in
his
sight
.
PSAL.
CXLI
.
O
Lord
,
upon
thee
do
I
call
,
Lord
,
●…aste
thee
unto
me
;
And
hearken
,
Lord
,
unto
my
voice
,
when
I
do
cry
to
thee
.
verse
2
As
incense
let
my
praiers
be
directed
in
thine
eies
;
And
the
up-lifting
of
mine
hands
an
evening
sacrifice
.
verse
3
Lord
,
that
my
mouth
do
not
offend
,
a
watch
before
it
place
;
And
of
my
lips
keep
thou
the
doore
,
and
guide
them
by
thy
grace
.
verse
4
That
I
should
wicked
works
commit
,
incline
thou
not
my
heart
;
With
ill
men
of
their
delicates
,
Lord
,
let
me
eate
no
part
.
verse
5
But
let
the
righteous
smite
me
,
Lord
,
for
that
is
good
for
me
;
Let
him
reprove
me
,
and
the
same
a
precious
〈◊〉
shall
be
.
Such
smi●…ing
shall
not
break
my
head
,
the
time
shall
shortly
fall
;
When
I
shall
in
their
misery
make
praiers
for
them
all
.
verse
6
Then
when
in
stony
places
downe
th●…
Judge
shall
be
●…st
,
Then
shall
they
●…are
my
words
,
for
then
they
pleasantly
will
〈◊〉
.
verse
7
About
the
graves
devouring
mouth
our
〈◊〉
scattered
round
,
As
wood
,
which
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
or
cleave
,
lies
scattered
on
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
verse
8
But
,
O
my
God
and
Lord
,
mine
eies
do
look
up
unto
thee
:
In
thee
is
all
my
trust
,
let
not
my
soule
forsaken
be
.
verse
9
Lord
,
keep
me
safely
from
the
〈◊〉
,
which
they
for
me
prepare
;
And
from
the
subtle
,
guns
of
them
that
wicked
workers
a●…e
.
verse
10
The
wicked
into
their
owne
nets
together
let
them
fall
;
While
I
do
by
thy
help
escape
the
danger
of
them
all
.
PSAL.
CXLII
.
IN
troubles
great
unto
the
Lord
I
with
my
voice
did
cry
;
I
supplication
with
my
voice
made
to
the
Lord
on
hye
.
verse
2
My
sad
complaint
I
powred
out
before
him
in
my
dry
:
My
trouble
I
before
him
shew'd
,
and
my
perplexity
.
verse
3
Even
when
my
spirit
orewhelmed
was
,
my
path
was
knowne
to
thee
;
In
way
where
I
did
walke
,
a
snare
they
closely
laid
for
me
.
verse
4
I
look't
and
viewd
on
my
right
hand
,
but
I
of
none
was
knowne
;
All
refuge
wholly
failed
me
,
for
my
soule
cared
none
.
verse
5
Then
cri'd
I
to
the
Lord
,
and
said
,
My
hope
thou
only
art
:
Thou
in
the
land
of
living
art
my
portion
and
my
part
.
verse
6
Hear
thou
my
cry
,
brought
low
am
I
,
in
mercy
set
me
free
From
those
that
do
me
persecute
,
and
are
too
strong
for
me
.
verse
7
My
soule
from
prison
bring
,
that
I
may
praises
give
to
thee
;
The
Saints
shall
compasse
me
about
,
when
thou
art
good
to
me
.
PSAL.
CXLIII
.
LOrd
,
hear
my
praier
hear
my
suit
,
sent
up
in
great
distresse
;
Answer
me
in
thy
faithfulnesse
,
and
in
thy
righteousnesse
.
verse
2
In
judgement
with
thy
servant
,
Lord
,
oh
enter
not
at
all
;
For
just●…'d
be
in
thy
sight
not
one
that
liveth
shall
.
verse
3
The
enemy
hath
pursu'd
my
soule
,
my
life
to
ground
hath
throwne
;
And
laid
me
in
the
dark
,
like
them
that
dead
are
long
agone
.
verse
4
Therefore
my
spirit
is
over-whelm'd
,
and
pressed
downe
in
me
;
My
heart
in
me
is
desolate
,
and
doth
no
comfort
see
.
verse
5
I
call
to
mind
the
daies
of
old
,
on
all
thy
workes
I
thought
;
Upon
the
works
I
meditate
,
which
thine
own
hands
have
wrought
.
verse
6
Behold
,
to
thee
,
most
gracious
Lord
,
I
stretch
my
craving
hands
;
My
soule
doth
greatly
thirst
for
thee
,
like
dry
and
thirsty
lands
.
verse
7
Heare
me
with
speed
,
my
spirit
doth
faile
,
hide
not
thy
face
from
me
;
To
them
that
to
the
pit
go
downe
else
likened
shall
I
be
.
verse
8
Thy
kindnesse
in
the
morning
shew
to
me
who
trust
in
thee
;
The
way
wherein
I
ought
to
walk
do
thou
disclose
to
me
.
verse
9
For
I
list
up
my
soule
to
thee
,
O
Lord
,
deliver
me
From
all
mine
enemies
,
for
I
have
hidden
me
with
thee
.
verse
10
Teach
me
to
do
thy
will
,
for
thou
dost
still
my
God
abide
;
Let
thy
good
Spirit
into
the
land
of
righteousnesse
me
guide
.
verse
11
For
thy
Names
sake
,
with
quickning
grace
alive
do
thou
me
make
;
And
for
thy
truth
and
righteousnesse
my
soule
from
trouble
take
.
verse
12
And
for
thy
mercy
slay
my
foes
,
let
all
destroied
be
That
do
afflict
my
soule
,
for
I
a
servant
am
to
thee
.
PSAL.
CXLIV
.
BLest
be
the
Lord
my
strength
,
that
doth
instruct
mine
●…nds
to
fight
:
The
Lord
that
doth
my
fingers
frame
to
battell
by
his
might
.
verse
2
My
goodnesse
,
fort
,
deliverer
,
my
tower
,
and
shield
is
he
;
In
him
I
trust
,
who
doth
subdue
my
people
under
me
.
verse
3
Lord
,
what
is
man
,
that
thou
of
him
dost
so
much
knowledge
take
?
Or
son
of
man
,
that
thou
of
him
so
great
account
dost
make
?
verse
4
Man
is
like
vanity
,
his
daies
away
like
shadowes
flie
:
verse
5
Lord
,
bow
the
heavens
,
and
come
down
with
power
and
majestie
.
verse
6
The
mountaines
touch
,
and
they
shall
smoak
,
cast
forth
thy
lightning
flame
,
And
scatter
them
;
thine
arrowes
shoot
,
consume
them
with
the
same
.
verse
7
Send
down
thine
hand
from
heav'n
above
,
O
Lord
,
deliver
me
;
And
take
me
from
the
waters
great
,
from
strangers
hand
me
free
.
verse
8
Whose
mouth
of
crafty
vanity
doth
foolishly
intreat
;
And
their
right
hand
is
a
right
hand
of
falshood
and
deceit
.
verse
9
I
a
new
song
will
sing
to
thee
,
and
on
the
Psaltery
;
And
a
ten-stringed
Instrument
to
thee
sing
praise
will
I.
verse
10
Ev'n
to
the
Lord
,
for
he
it
is
to
Kings
that
safety
sends
:
His
servant
David
be
alone
from
hurtfull
sword
defends
.
verse
11
From
strangers
hand
me
save
and
shield
,
whose
mouth
talkes
vanity
;
And
their
right
hand
is
a
right
hand
of
guile
and
subtilty
.
verse
12
That
as
the
plants
our
sons
may
be
,
whom
growing
youth
doth
reare
;
Our
daughters
as
car●…'d
corner
stones
,
like
to
a
palace
faire
.
verse
13
That
yeelding
forth
all
kinds
of
store
,
our
gathers
full
may
be
;
Our
sheep
bring
thousands
,
in
our
streets
we
may
ten
thousands
see
.
verse
14
Our
Oxen
be
to
labour
strong
,
that
none
do
us
invade
;
There
be
no
going
out
,
no
cries
within
our
streets
be
made
.
verse
15
Happy
that
people
are
,
which
be
in
such
a
case
as
this
;
Happy
that
people
are
,
whose
God
the
Lord
Almighty
is
.
PSAL.
CXLV
.
THee
will
I
laud
,
my
God
and
King
,
and
blesse
thy
Name
alwaies
:
verse
2
Thee
will
I
blesse
each
day
,
and
will
thy
Name
for
ever
praise
.
verse
3
Great
is
the
Lord
,
most
worthy
praise
,
his
greatnesse
none
can
reach
:
verse
4
One
race
shall
to
another
praise
thy
workes
,
and
wonders
teach
.
verse
5
I
of
thy
glorious
majestie
the
honour
will
record
;
And
meditate
upon
thy
workes
most
wonderfull
,
O
Lord.
verse
6
Men
of
thine
acts
the
might
shall
shew
,
thine
acts
that
dreadfull
are
;
And
I
thy
glory
to
advance
,
thy
greatnesse
will
declare
.
verse
7
The
memory
of
thy
goodnesse
great
men
largely
shall
expresse
;
With
songs
of
praise
they
shall
extoll
thy
perfect
righteousnesse
.
verse
8
The
Lord
is
very
gracious
,
in
him
compassions
flow
;
In
mercy
he
is
very
great
,
and
is
to
anger
slow
.
verse
9
Good
unto
all
,
and
over
all
his
workes
his
mercies
be
;
verse
10
Therfore
just
praises
shall
thy
works
returne
,
O
Lord
,
to
thee
.
verse
11
Thy
Saints
shall
blesse
thee
,
and
they
shall
thy
Kingdomes
glory
shew
:
verse
12
And
shew
thy
power
,
that
sons
of
men
thy
mighty
acts
may
know
.
verse
13
And
may
thy
Kingdomes
majestie
and
glory
understand
:
Thy
Kingdome
,
Lord
,
a
Kingdome
is
that
shall
for
ever
stand
.
verse
14
And
thy
dominion
through
each
age
endures
without
decay
:
The
Lord
upholdeth
them
that
fall
,
their
sliding
he
doth
stay
.
The
second
part
.
verse
15
The
eies
of
all
do
wait
on
thee
,
thou
dost
them
all
relieve
;
And
thou
to
each
sufficient
food
in
season
due
dost
give
.
verse
16
Thy
hand
thou
openest
liberally
,
and
then
thy
bounty
gives
Enough
to
satisfie
the
need
of
every
thing
that
lives
.
verse
17
The
Lord
is
just
in
all
his
waies
,
his
workes
are
holy
all
:
verse
18
Neere
all
he
is
that
call
on
him
,
in
truth
that
on
him
call
.
verse
19
And
the
desires
he
will
fulfill
of
those
that
do
him
feare
:
Yea
,
he
will
surely
save
them
all
,
for
he
their
cry
doth
heare
.
verse
20
The
Lord
all
those
preserveth
safe
,
that
love
him
with
their
heart
;
But
he
all
them
that
wicked
are
will
utterly
subvert
.
verse
21
My
mouth
the
praises
of
the
Lord
right
gladly
shall
expresse
:
Yèa
,
let
all
flesh
his
holy
Name
for
ever
praise
and
blesse
.
PSAL.
CXLVI
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
,
my
soule
him
praise
;
to
God
that
doth
me
save
verse
2
Will
I
sing
praises
all
my
daies
,
even
while
I
being
have
.
verse
3
Trust
not
in
worldly
Princes
then
,
though
they
abound
in
wealth
:
Nor
in
the
sons
of
mortall
men
,
in
whom
there
is
no
health
.
verse
4
Because
their
breath
doth
soon
depart
,
to
earth
anon
they
fall
;
And
then
the
counsells
of
their
heart
decay
and
perish
all
.
verse
5
O
happy
is
that
man
and
blest
,
whom
Jacobs
God
doth
aid
;
Whose
hope
upon
the
Lord
doth
rest
,
and
on
his
God
is
stai'd
.
verse
6
Who
made
the
earth
and
heavens
hie
,
who
made
the
swelling
deep
;
And
all
that
in
the
sea
doth
lie
,
who
truth
doth
ever
keep
.
verse
7
Who
to
th'
opprest
doth
right
afford
,
to
those
that
hungry
be
He
giveth
food
;
the
gracious
Lord
doth
set
the
prisoners
free
.
verse
8
The
Lord
doth
send
the
blind
their
sight
,
the
●…ame
to
limbs
restore
;
The
Lord
doth
in
his
Saints
delight
,
and
loves
them
evermore
.
verse
9
The
strangers
shield
,
the
widows
stay
,
the
orphans
help
is
he
;
But
yet
by
him
the
sinners
way
turn'd
up-side
downe
shall
be
.
verse
10
And
raigne
the
Lord
for
ever
shall
;
O
Sion
▪
thou
shalt
see
Thy
God
to
raigne
through
ages
all
;
the
Lord
still
praised
be
.
PSAL.
CXLVII
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
,
for
it
is
good
unto
our
God
to
sing
;
For
it
is
pleasant
,
and
to
praise
it
is
a
comely
thing
.
verse
2
The
Lord
his
owne
Jerusalem
doth
raise
and
build
alone
;
And
the
disperst
of
Israel
doth
gather
into
one
.
verse
3
He
heales
the
broken
in
their
heart
,
their
sores
he
up
doth
bind
:
verse
4
He
counts
the
number
of
the
Stars
,
and
names
for
all
doth
find
.
verse
5
Great
is
the
Lord
,
great
is
his
power
,
his
wisdome
hath
no
bound
:
verse
6
The
Lord
lifts
up
the
meek
,
and
casts
the
wicked
to
the
ground
.
verse
7
Sing
with
thanksgiving
to
the
Lord
,
alwaies
in
him
rejoyce
:
In
singing
praises
to
our
God
joyne
both
the
Harp
and
voice
.
verse
8
Who
on
the
heavens
spreads
the
clouds
,
who
for
the
earth
below
●…epareth
raine
,
who
makes
the
grasse
on
mountaines
high
to
grow
.
verse
9
He
gives
the
beast
his
food
;
he
feeds
the
Ravens
young
that
crie
:
verse
10
His
pleasure
not
in
strength
of
horse
,
nor
in
mans
legs
doth
lie
.
verse
11
But
in
all
those
that
feare
the
Lord
,
and
strive
him
to
obey
;
And
on
his
mercy
set
their
hope
;
ev'n
his
delight
are
they
.
The
second
part
.
verse
12
O
praise
the
Lord
,
Jerusalem
,
thy
God
,
O
Sion
,
praise
:
verse
13
For
●…e
the
bars
hath
framed
strong
,
wherewith
thy
gates
he
stayes
.
verse
14
Thy
children
he
hath
blest
in
thee
,
and
in
thy
borders
he
Doth
settle
peace
,
and
with
the
flowre
of
wheat
he
filleth
thee
.
verse
15
And
his
commandment
on
the
earth
with
power
he
forth
doth
send
;
His
word
doth
very
swiftly
run
to
his
appointed
end
.
verse
16
Like
wooll
his
snow
,
and
his
hoare
frosts
like
scattered
ashes
were
:
verse
17
Like
morsels
forth
he
casts
his
ice
,
and
who
his
cold
can
beare
?
verse
18
He
sendeth
forth
his
mighty
word
,
and
melteth
them
againe
;
His
wind
he
makes
to
blow
,
and
then
the
waters
flow
amaine
.
verse
19
The
doctrin●…
of
his
holy
word
to
Jacob
doth
he
show
;
His
statutes
and
his
judgements
he
gives
Israel
to
know
.
verse
20
He
with
no
Nation
thus
hath
dealt
,
his
judgements
and
his
word
Not
any
one
of
them
hath
knowne
;
praise
ye
the
living
Lord.
PSAL.
CXLVIII
.
PRaise
ye
and
blesse
the
Lord
,
his
praise
from
heaven
bring
;
And
in
the
heights
above
the
world
his
glorious
praises
sing
.
verse
2
Praise
him
his
Angels
all
,
praise
him
his
hosts
of
war
;
And
praise
ye
him
both
Sun
and
Moon
,
and
each
bright
shining
Star.
verse
3
Praise
him
,
ye
heav'ns
above
,
that
heav'ns
below
containe
;
Praise
him
,
ye
waters
which
above
the
heavens
do
remaine
.
verse
4
Let
all
these
praise
the
Name
of
our
Almighty
Lord
:
For
he
commanded
,
and
they
were
created
by
his
word
.
verse
5
And
for
all
times
to
come
he
hath
them
settled
sure
;
He
hath
appointed
them
a
law
that
〈◊〉
shall
endure
.
verse
6
And
from
the
earth
below
,
let
praise
to
God
ascend
;
Ye
depths
and
monsters
of
the
sea
,
unto
him
praises
send
.
verse
7
Praise
him
,
ye
lesser
hills
,
praise
him
,
ye
mountaines
hie
;
Ye
fruitfull
trees
and
cedars
all
,
him
praise
and
glorifie
.
verse
8
Ye
beasts
and
cattell
all
,
and
creeping
things
him
praise
;
And
feathered
fowle
,
that
through
the
aire
do
swiftly
cut
your
waies
.
verse
9
Ye
mighty
Kings
on
earth
,
and
people
every
where
;
Ye
Princes
great
,
and
Magistrates
,
the
world
that
judge
and
heare
.
verse
10
Young
men
,
and
maidens
all
,
ev'n
in
your
youth
him
praise
▪
Old
men
and
children
,
ye
that
have
both
most
and
least
of
daies
.
verse
11
Let
all
these
praise
the
Lord
,
and
his
most
glorious
Name
;
His
Name
that
only
doth
deserve
all
glory
and
all
fame
.
verse
12
Above
both
heav'n
and
earth
extoll●…d
is
his
praise
;
And
of
his
Church
the
horne
and
power
he
doth
exalt
and
raise
.
verse
13
And
praise
to
all
his
Saints
,
and
glory
he
doth
bring
To
Israel
his
dearest
flocke
;
therefore
his
praises
sing
.
PSAL.
CXLIX
.
SIng
ye
unto
the
Lord
our
God
a
new
rejoycing
song
;
And
let
the
praise
of
him
be
heard
his
holy
Saints
among
.
verse
2
Let
Israel
in
his
Maker
high
rejoyce
,
and
to
him
sing
;
Let
all
that
Sions
children
are
be
joyfull
in
their
King.
verse
3
And
let
them
in
an
holy
dance
praise
his
most
holy
Name
;
Let
them
with
Timbrell
and
with
Harp
sing
praises
to
the
same
.
verse
4
For
in
his
people
whom
he
chose
,
the
Lord
doth
pleasure
take
:
The
meek
with
his
salvation
he
beautifull
will
make
.
verse
5
In
him
that
grace
and
glory
gives
,
let
all
the
Saints
rejoyce
:
Let
them
to
him
upon
their
beds
in
songs
lift
up
their
voice
.
verse
6
And
let
them
with
their
mouth
sound
forth
high
praises
of
the
Lord
:
Yet
let
them
hold
within
their
hands
a
double-edged
sword
.
verse
7
To
plague
the
heathen
,
and
correct
the
people
with
their
hands
:
verse
8
To
bind
their
stately
Kings
in
chaines
,
their
lords
in
iron
bands
.
verse
9
On
them
the
judgement
to
performe
found
written
in
his
word
;
This
honour
great
have
all
the
Saints
;
ye
therefore
praise
the
Lord.
PSAL.
CL.
PRaise
God
within
his
Sanctuary
,
prais'd
highly
let
him
be
;
And
praise
him
in
the
s●…ament
,
wherein
his
power
we
see
.
verse
2
And
praise
him
for
his
mighty
acts
,
with
praise
his
wonders
tell
;
His
majesty
and
greatnesse
praise
,
in
which
he
doth
excell
.
verse
3
And
with
the
Trumpets
lofty
sound
advance
his
praise
on
hie
;
Set
forth
his
praises
with
the
Harp
,
and
with
the
Psalterie
.
verse
4
Upon
the
Cymbals
loud
and
cleare
,
with
gladnesse
give
him
praise
;
And
on
the
Cymbals
sounding
high
,
aloft
his
praises
raise
.
verse
5
Let
every
creature
that
hath
breath
,
with
one
consent
agree
To
praise
the
Lord
,
that
breath
doth
give
,
the
Lord
still
praised
be
.
Of
him
,
and
through
him
,
and
to
him
are
all
things
,
to
whom
be
glory
for
ever
.
Amen
.
Psalmes
of
harder
and
lesse
usuall
Tunes
corrected
,
and
the
Tunes
not
altered
.
BEcause
to
sundry
Congregations
,
Families
,
and
Persons
,
the
harder
Tunes
of
divers
Psalmes
by
custome
or
skill
are
easie
and
delightfull
;
which
delight
,
as
it
makes
them
desired
,
so
it
may
also
make
the
Psalmes
themselves
more
used
,
and
familiar
:
These
Psalmes
are
now
set
forth
corrected
(
whereof
they
had
great
need
)
that
satisfaction
be
not
wanting
to
a
reasonablè
desire
,
or
a
profitable
delight
.
PSAL.
LI.
MErcy
,
Lord
,
mercy
grant
to
me
Of
thy
great
goodnesse
,
and
free
grace
:
And
,
as
thy
mercies
many
be
,
Blot
out
my
faults
,
my
sins
deface
.
verse
2
Defil'd
I
am
with
spots
of
sin
,
O
throughly
from
them
wash
thou
me
;
Foule
mine
iniquities
have
bin
,
From
them
let
me
be
cleans'd
by
thee
.
verse
3
For
I
with
griefe
,
and
sins
deep
sense
Acknowledge
mine
iniquities
;
My
loathsome
sin
,
and
mine
offence
Do
still
appeare
before
mine
eies
.
verse
4
Against
thee
only
sin'd
have
I
,
And
done
this
evill
in
thy
sight
;
Which
doth
thy
sayings
justifie
,
And
cleare
thee
in
thy
judgments
right
.
verse
5
Behold
,
thou
know'st
,
and
I
confesse
My
shape
in
sin
I
did
receive
;
And
me
defil'd
with
wickednesse
At
first
my
mother
did
conceive
.
verse
6
Behold
,
thou
that
dost
search
the
heart
,
Truth
in
the
inward
parts
dost
love
;
And
thou
shalt
in
the
hidden
part
Make
me
know
wisdome
from
above
:
verse
7
With
sprinkling
hyssope
purge
thou
me
,
And
clean
I
shall
be
in
thy
sight
;
Wash
me
,
and
,
being
wash't
by
thee
,
Above
the
snow
I
shall
be
white
.
verse
8
Of
joy
and
gladnesse
make
me
heare
Within
my
soule
the
pleasant
voice
;
That
so
the
bones
which
broken
were
,
Made
whole
by
thee
may
now
rejoyce●…
verse
9
From
my
great
sins
O
hide
thy
face
,
And
turne
away
thy
purest
eies
;
And
by
thy
free
forgiving
grace
,
Blot
out
all
mine
iniquities
.
verse
10
O
Lord
,
create
in
me
a
heart
Clean
and
unspotted
in
thy
sight
;
Renew
in
my
most
inward
part
A
spirit
firmly
good
and
right
.
The
second
part
.
verse
11
Cast
me
not
off
,
nor
banish
me
From
thy
sweet
favour
,
and
thy
face
;
And
let
me
not
forsaken
be
Of
thy
most
holy
Spirit
of
grace
.
verse
12
Thy
heavenly
joy
againe
to
me
Of
thy
most
deare
salvation
give
;
Uphold
me
with
thy
Spirit
free
,
In
stedfast
holinesse
to
live
.
verse
13
Freely
then
I
,
and
constantly
Will
teach
transgressors
thy
right
wa●…
;
And
sinners
taught
from
sin
to
flye
,
Shall
turn
to
thee
,
and
give
thee
praise
.
verse
14
Deliver
me
from
guilt
of
bloud
,
O
God
,
of
my
salvation
God
:
My
tongue
thy
righteousnesse
aloud
Shall
then
sing
out
,
and
shew
abroad
.
verse
15
My
lips
by
sin
that
closed
be
,
Do
thou
,
Lord
,
open
graciously
;
My
mouth
then
opened
thus
by
thee
,
Shall
speak
thy
praise
abundantly
.
verse
16
For
sacrifice
delights
not
thee
,
Which
willingly
I
would
present
;
Burnt-offrings
,
though
they
many
be
,
Yet
will
they
not
give
thee
content
.
verse
17
A
broken
spirit
is
in
Gods
fight
A
great
and
pleasing
sacrifice
;
A
broken
heart
,
and
soule
contrite
,
O
God
,
thou
never
wilt
despise
.
verse
18
In
thy
good
pleasure
graciously
Do
good
to
Sion
,
blesse
it
still
;
And
of
Jerusalem
mightily
Build
up
the
walls
;
with
peace
it
sill
.
verse
19
The
sacrifice's
of
righteousnesse
,
With
offrings
burnt
shall
then
please
thee
,
And
bullocks
then
with
thankfulnesse
Shall
on
thine
altar
offred
be
.
PSAL.
CXI
.
WIth
my
whole
heart
will
I
Give
praise
to
the
most
Hie
,
In
meetings
of
th'
upright
.
verse
2
Great
works
the
Lord
hath
wrought
,
Of
all
out
to
be
sought
,
That
in
them
do
delight
.
verse
3
His
workes
most
glorious
be
,
His
righteousnesse
hath
he
Por
ever
stable
set
.
verse
4
His
wondrous
works
he
would
,
We
still
remember
should
,
His
grace
and
love
are
great
.
verse
5
The
Lord
for
those
doth
care
,
And
food
for
them
prepare
,
That
do
him
love
and
feare
;
He
them
remember
will
,
For
he
his
Covenant
still
In
faithfull
mind
doth
beare
.
verse
6
His
workes
of
power
and
might
,
Before
his
peoples
sight
He
plainly
did
make
knowne
.
The
heritage
and
lands
,
Then
in
the
heathens
hands
,
To
give
unto
his
owne
.
verse
7
Judgement
and
truth
we
see
,
Workes
of
his
hands
to
be
;
His
statutes
all
are
sure
.
verse
8
For
ever
fast
they
stand
,
In
truth
was
each
command
,
And
uprightnesse
most
pure
.
Redemption
great
he
gave
His
people
deare
to
save
:
verse
9
A
Covenant
ending
never
He
did
command
and
frame
;
Most
reverend
is
his
Name
,
His
Name
is
holy
ever
.
verse
10
The
Lord
to
feare
and
dread
,
Is
wisdomes
spring
and
head
:
Those
that
obey
the
will
Of
him
that
doth
them
save
,
Good
understanding
have
;
His
praise
endureth
still
.
PSAL.
CXII
.
THe
man
is
blest
that
God
doth
feare
,
And
in
his
lawes
doth
much
delight
;
verse
2
Great
shall
his
seed
on
earth
appeare
,
Blest
is
the
race
of
the
upright
.
verse
3
Riches
and
wealth
his
house
shall
fill
,
His
righteousnesse
endureth
still
.
verse
4
In
darknes
light
shines
to
th'
upright
,
Who
shines
himselfe
in
graciousnesse
;
And
in
compassion
doth
delight
,
And
leads
his
life
in
righteousnesse
:
verse
5
A
good
man
lends
w
th
good
affection
,
And
his
affaires
guides
w
th
discretion
.
verse
6
For
ever
mov'd
he
shall
not
be
Still
lasts
the
memory
of
the
just
:
verse
7
Fearlesse
of
tidings
ill
is
he
,
His
fixed
heart
in
God
doth
trust
.
verse
8
His
stedfast
heart
feares
not
at
all
,
Untill
he
see
his
enemies
fall
.
verse
9
Gifts
to
the
poore
disperst
hath
he
,
His
righteousnesse
shall
ever
live
,
His
horne
with
honour
rais'd
shall
be
:
The
sinner
shall
this
see
,
and
grieve
;
verse
10
And
gnash
his
teeth
,
&
melt
,
&
quaile
,
The
wicked
mans
desire
shall
faile
.
PSAL.
CXIII
.
PRaise
God
;
his
servants
give
him
praise
,
To
the
Lords
Name
give
praise
alwaies
;
His
〈◊〉
for
evermore
be
blest
:
verse
3
From
where
the
glorious
Sun
arose
,
Unto
the
place
where
downe
he
goes
,
His
Names
due
praises
be
exprest
.
verse
4
Above
all
Nations
God
is
hie
;
His
glory
and
his
majestie
Above
the
highest
heavens
are
verse
5
Upon
his
high-exalted
throne
,
Since
the
great
God
doth
sit
alone
,
With
our
Lord
God
who
may
compare
?
verse
6
Who
humbleth
yet
himselfe
so
low
,
As
to
look
downe
,
behold
,
and
know
Things
that
in
earth
and
heaven
be
.
verse
7
The
poor
from
dust
to
rise
he
makes
,
And
from
the
dunghill
up
he
takes
The
needy
man
of
low
degree
;
verse
8
That
he
with
Princes
may
him
set
,
And
to
high
place
with
Princes
great
Of
his
owne
people
may
him
raise
.
verse
9
The
barren
he
doth
make
to
beare
,
A
mother
glad
of
children
deare
:
Therefore
unto
the
Lord
give
praise
.
PSAL.
CXX
.
IN
griefe
and
misery
I
to
the
Lord
did
cry
,
Who
heard
me
graciously
.
verse
2
Lord
,
save
my
soule
from
wrong
Of
a
deceitfull
tongue
,
And
from
the
lips
that
lye
.
verse
3
What
shall
be
giv'n
to
thee
?
What
to
thee
done
shall
be
,
Thou
false
tongue
of
the
liar
?
verse
4
Sharp
arrowes
thou
dost
cast
,
Words
that
destroy
and
wast
,
Like
burning
coales
of
fire
.
verse
5
O
wo
is
me
that
I
A
sojourner
must
lye
In
M●…sechs
land
so
long
:
That
I
day
after
day
In
banishment
must
stay
Black
●…edars
tents
among
.
My
soule
(
now
weary
)
hath
Long
dwelt
with
men
of
wrath
,
Of
peace
that
haters
are
:
verse
6
I
am
for
peace
,
but
when
I
speak
for
peace
,
these
men
Are
then
for
cruell
warre
.
PSAL.
CXXI
.
UNto
the
hills
look
up
shall
I
,
From
whence
the
help
I
have
,
Which
doth
me
keep
and
save
.
verse
2
From
the
great
Lord
that
mightily
Did
both
earth
and
heaven
make
,
I
do
help
and
succour
take
.
verse
3
Thy
foot-so
stedfast
he
shall
make
By
his
might
and
his
love
,
That
no
power
shall
it
move
.
verse
4
Behold
,
he
that
doth
undertake
His
deare
Israel
to
keep
,
Shall
not
slumber
,
shall
not
sleep
.
verse
5
Thy
keeper
is
the
Lord
of
might
;
God
as
thy
shade
doth
stand
Neare
thee
at
thy
right
hand
.
verse
6
The
Sun
by
day
thee
shall
not
smite
With
his
beames
of
heat
and
light
;
Nor
the
Moon
thee
hurt
by
night
.
verse
7
Though
evill
compasse
thee
about
,
The
Lord
preserve
thee
shall
Most
safe
from
evills
all
.
verse
8
God
shall
preserve
thy
going
out
,
And
thy
coming
in
defend
,
From
henceforth
till
time
do
end
.
PSAL.
CXXII
.
I
Was
right
glad
when
they
Thus
unto
me
did
say
,
To
the
Lords
House
let
us
repaire
.
verse
2
Our
feet
at
such
a
call
,
With
joy
within
thy
wall
Shall
stand
,
Jerusalem
most
faire
.
verse
3
Jerusalem
know
we
,
Right
strongly
built
to
be
,
Like
to
a
city
knit
together
.
verse
4
The
Tribes
up
thither
go
,
And
there
assemble
do
;
Ev'n
Gods
beloved
Tribes
go
thither
.
Unto
the
Ark
they
passe
,
Wherein
Gods
covenant
was
,
Thankes
to
the
Name
of
God
to
bear
.
verse
5
And
there
the
thrones
they
see
,
That
set
for
judgement
be
;
The
thrones
of
Davids
house
are
there
.
verse
6
Pray
for
Jerusalems
peace
,
That
it
may
never
cease
;
They
prosper
shal
that
love
thee
well
.
verse
7
Within
thy
walls
be
peace
,
And
in
thy
palaces
Prosperity
for
ever
dwell
.
verse
8
For
my
companions
sake
,
Whom
I
as
brethren
take
,
I
will
say
,
Peace
be
in
thee
still
.
verse
9
And
for
the
house
that
is
Our
Gods
,
the
Lord
of
blisse
,
Thy
peace
for
ever
seek
I
will.
PSAL.
CXXIV
.
If
on
our
side
the
great
Lord
had
not
been
,
Ev'n
now
his
saved
people
Israel
●…y
Truly
unto
his
praise
coas●…
and
〈◊〉
verse
2
If
on
our
side
the
Lord
had
not
been
then
,
When
up
against
us
rose
〈◊〉
men
:
verse
3
In
their
great
fury
had
they
suddenly
Swallow'd
us
up
alive
,
when
the
hot
flame
Of
their
en●…indled
wrath
against
us
came
:
verse
4
Yea
then
the
raging
waters
swelling
hye
,
Had
overwhelm'd
and
drown'd
us
utterly
.
verse
5
Over
our
soules
the
streames
had
surely
past
,
Over
our
soules
had
gone
the
lofty
wa●…
,
verse
6
But
God
be
blessed
who
alone
us
saves
,
And
by
his
mercie
,
which
doth
ever
last
,
A
prey
unto
their
teeth
us
hath
not
cast
.
verse
7
Ou●…
soule
escaped
is
out
of
their
hand
,
Ev'n
as
a
bird
out
of
the
Fowlers
snare
,
The
snare
is
broken
,
we
escaped
are
;
verse
8
In
the
Lords
Name
alone
our
help
doth
stand
,
Who
earth
and
heaven
made
by
his
command
.
PSAL.
CXXV
.
THose
that
do
put
their
confidence
In
God
the
Lord
,
and
on
him
rest
,
Seeking
to
him
for
their
defence
,
When
they
with
dangers
are
distrest
:
They
shall
be
sure
still
to
endure
,
And
shall
not
be
remov'd
away
;
Like
Sion
hill
abiding
still
,
Establish't
they
shall
stand
and
stay
.
verse
2
And
as
within
the
promis'd
land
,
Like
bulwarks
strong
the
mountains
hye
About
Jerusalem
do
stand
,
The
same
to
guard
and
fortifie
:
So
God
that
is
a
shield
to
his
,
From
dangers
great
them
to
deliver
,
His
people
deare
that
do
him
feare
,
Doth
compass
round
hence
forth
for
ever
.
verse
3
And
though
the
wise
&
gracious
God
,
Who
chastens
those
whom
he
doth
love
,
Suffers
the
wicked
by
their
rod
The
righteous
to
afflict
and
prove
:
Yet
shall
it
not
upon
the
lot
Of
righteous
men
for
ever
rest
,
Lest
in
distresse
,
to
wickednesse
They
put
their
hands
,
with
grief
opprest
.
verse
4
To
those
that
are
good
in
thy
sight
,
Do
good
,
O
Lord
,
we
humbly
pray
,
Ev'n
to
the
men
in
heart
upright
.
verse
5
But
those
to
their
owne
crooked
way
,
Aside
that
stray
,
and
turne
away
,
With
those
that
do
work
wickednesse
,
The
Lord
&
King
them
forth
shal
bring
:
But
he
with
peace
shall
Israel
blesse
.
PSAL.
CXXVI
.
WHen
the
good
Lord
made
Sions
sad
captivitie
To
turne
againe
,
and
us
from
bondage
did
set
free
,
To
us
appear'd
this
strange
and
wondrous
libertie
;
As
i●…
〈◊〉
dreame
or
faigned
thing
beheld
had
we
.
verse
2
Our
mouthes
then
sill'd
with
laughter
did
rejoyce
;
With
singing
then
was
sill'd
our
tongue
and
voice
.
verse
3
The
heathen
then
,
when
us
they
saw
in
freedome
set
,
Wondring
thereat
,
among
themselves
this
speech
they
had
,
Great
things
for
them
verse
4
The
Lord
hath
done
:
Things
very
great
glad
.
Surely
for
us
the
Lord
hath
done
,
which
make
us
verse
5
Turne
backe
againe
,
Lord
,
our
captivity
,
As
in
the
South
streames
upon
pastures
dry
.
verse
6
The
gracious
Lord
in
wisdome
deep
doth
so
dispose
,
That
they
which
sow
sadly
in
sorrow
,
and
with
teares
,
Shall
reap
with
joy
.
verse
7
And
he
that
forth
with
mourning
goes
,
And
precious
seed
with
him
in
his
sowing
beares
,
Shall
with
rejoycing
doubtlesse
come
againe
,
Bringing
his
sheaves
with
comfort
,
and
with
gaine
.
PSAL.
CXXVII
.
EXcept
the
Lord
the
house
do
build
,
The
skilfull
labour
and
the
paine
Of
builders
,
wholly
are
in
vaine
:
verse
2
Except
the
Lord
do
succour
yeeld
,
The
city
to
defend
and
keep
,
In
vaine
the
watchman
leave
,
his
sleep
.
verse
3
In
vaine
it
is
for
you
to
rise
In
mornings
early
,
full
of
care
;
In
vaine
all
your
late
watchings
are
:
'T
is
vain
to
think
wealth
must
arise
By
eating
bread
with
sorrowes
deep
:
To
his
belov'd
God
giveth
sleep
.
verse
4
An
heritage
lo
children
be
,
Which
from
the
gift
of
God
do
come
,
The
fruit
that
springeth
from
the
womb
,
Is
also
his
reward
most
free
;
verse
5
Children
growne
up
,
like
arrowes
are
In
th'●…
and
of
some
strongman
of
war●…e
.
verse
6
And
blessed
from
above
is
he
,
Whose
plenteous
race
doth
so
increase
,
That
full
his
quiver
is
of
these
;
That
man
ashamed
shall
not
be
,
But
to
his
soes
that
do
him
hate
,
He
shall
speak
boldly
in
the
gate
.
PSAL.
CXXX
.
FRom
the
depths
of
wo
and
griefe
,
O
Lord
,
I
cry
to
thee
;
Heare
my
voice
,
and
●…Wourd●…
〈◊〉
,
O
gracious
God
to
me
.
verse
2
Let
thine
hearkning
eares
attend
To
my
voice
and
cry
,
When
I
supplications
send
Unto
thy
Majesty
.
verse
3
If
thou
,
Lord
,
shouldst
strictly
s●…an
,
And
marke
iniquities
;
T●…n
what
〈◊〉
of
mortall
man
Can
stand
before
thine
eies
?
verse
4
But
we
well
do
know
and
prove
Forgivenesse
is
with
thee
;
That
when
sins
thou
dost
remove
,
Fear'd
with
love
thou
maist
be
.
verse
5
Wa●…
I
do
still
for
the
Lord
,
My
soule
waits
patiently
;
And
upon
his
faithfull
Word
Hope
do
I
stedfastly
.
verse
6
My
soule
waits
more
earnestly
For
the
Lord
,
then
doth
he
,
That
the
morning
watch'th
to
spy
,
That
waits
the
morne
to
see
.
verse
7
In
the
Lord
let
Israel
His
hope
for
ever
place
;
For
still
with
the
Lord
doth
dwell
Rich
mercy
,
and
free
grace
.
verse
8
Large
redemptions
with
him
be
,
Therein
abounds
he
still
;
And
his
Israel
set
free
From
all
their
sins
he
will.
PSAL.
CXLVIII
.
PRaise
ye
the
Lord
of
might
:
Him
from
the
heavens
praise
;
Ev'n
in
the
highest
height
Praise
ye
the
Lord
alwaies
.
verse
2
The
Lord
praise
ye
,
His
Angels
all
,
Hosts
spirituall
,
His
face
that
see
.
verse
3
Praise
him
,
bright-shining
Sun
,
And
Moon
,
the
lamp
of
night
;
And
while
your
race
ye
run
,
Praise
him
all
Stars
of
light
.
verse
4
Heavens
most
hie
,
The
Lord
praise
ye
;
And
waters
that
be
Above
the
skie
.
verse
5
Let
all
these
praise
the
Name
Of
the
Almighty
Lord
,
Who
did
them
make
and
frame
By
his
commanding
word
.
verse
6
These
still
to
last
,
Stablish't
hath
he
;
And
set
a
decree
Not
to
be
past
.
verse
7
And
from
the
earth
below
,
Gods
praise
,
ye
Dragons
,
tell
;
His
praises
speak
and
show
,
All
deeps
that
roare
and
swell
.
verse
8
Ye
vapors
flying
,
Fire
,
ha●…e
,
and
snow
,
Fierce
winds
that
blow
,
His
word
obeying
.
verse
9
Ye
Hills
and
Mountaines
all
▪
And
Trees
that
fruitfull
are
;
Ye
Cedars
great
and
tall
,
His
worthy
praise
declare
:
verse
10
Cattell
and
beasts
all
,
Each
creeping
thing
,
All
birds
of
wing
,
Both
great
and
small
.
verse
11
On
earth
Kings
great
in
might
,
All
people
that
do
live
,
Princes
,
and
ye
that
right
On
earth
by
judging
give
.
verse
12
Both
young
men
all
,
And
maides
him
praise
;
Men
full
of
daies
,
And
children
small
.
verse
13
Let
all
these
praise
present
Unto
his
glorious
Name
;
Because
most
excellent
Alone
appe●…res
the
same
:
verse
14
His
glory
hie
And
honour
are
,
Above
earth
fa●…e
;
Yea
,
above
the
skie
.
verse
15
By
him
exalted
be
His
peoples
horne
and
might
;
Praise
of
his
Saints
is
he
,
Of
Israel
his
delight
;
A
people
that
be
Unto
him
neare
,
And
very
deare
:
The
Lord
praise
ye
.
A
Table
how
to
find
every
Psalm
in
his
right
Page
.
Psalme
.
A.
Page
.
30
ALl
laud
and
praise
,
with
heart
and
voice
.
50
51
According
to
thy
goodnesse
great
.
97
78
Attend
my
people
to
my
law
.
152
100
All
people
that
on
earth
doe
dwell
.
203
125
All
those
that
trust
in
God.
278
Psalme
.
B.
Page
.
57
BE
mercifull
to
me
,
O
Lord.
107
119
Blessed
are
they
that
are
sincere
.
251
128
Blessed
art
thou
that
fearest
God.
280
134
Behold
,
and
have
regard
.
286
144
Blest
be
the
Lord
my
strength
,
that
doth
.
311
Psalme
.
E.
Page
.
127
EXcept
the
Lord
doe
build
the
house
.
280
Psalme
.
F.
Page
.
37
FRet
not
thy self
at
wicked
men
.
66
59
From
all
my
cruell
enemies
.
110
Psalme
.
G.
Page
.
5
GIve
eare
unto
my
words
,
O
Lord.
5
29
Give
,
O
ye
mighty
,
to
the
Lord.
49
46
God
is
our
strength
to
whom
we
flye
.
87
48
Great
is
the
Lord
,
and
with
great
praise
.
90
82
God
in
the
congregation
.
167
89
Gods
mercies
I
will
ever
sing
.
179
107
Give
thanks
unto
the
Lord
our
God.
227
Psalme
.
H.
Page
.
12
HElp
,
Lord
,
for
good
and
godly
men
.
17
13
How
,
Lord
,
shall
I
for
ever
thus
.
18
49
Heare
this
,
all
people
,
all
give
eare
.
91
56
Have
mercy
,
Lord
,
on
me
I
pray
105
67
Have
mercy
on
us
,
Lord.
123
84
How
lovely
is
thy
dwelling
place
.
170
133
How
pleasant
,
and
how
good
it
is
.
285
Psalme
.
I.
Page
.
11
I
Trust
in
God
,
then
to
my
soule
.
16
20
In
trouble
and
adversity
.
32
25
I
lift
mine
heart
to
thee
.
41
34
I
will
at
all
times
blesse
the
Lord.
58
39
I
said
,
that
I
would
carefully
.
74
40
I
waited
long
,
and
sought
the
Lord
76
77
I
with
my
voice
to
God
did
cry
.
149
91
In
secret
place
of
God
most
high
.
188
101
I
mercy
will
&
judgement
sing
.
203
116
I
love
the
Lord
,
because
my
voice
.
245
120
In
my
distresse
unto
the
Lord.
273
124
If
on
our
side
God
had
not
been
.
277
142
In
troubles
great
unto
the
Lord.
299
Psalme
.
L.
Page
.
6
LOrd
,
though
thine
anger
I
deserve
.
7
16
Lord
,
keep
me
,
for
I
trust
in
thee
.
21
26
Lord
,
be
my
Iudge
,
and
thou
shalt
see
.
44
31
Lord
,
let
me
never
be
asham'd
.
51
35
Lord
,
plead
my
cause
against
my
foes
.
61
38
Lord
,
though
thine
anger
I
deserve
.
71
42
Like
as
the
Hart
doth
pant
and
bray
.
80
54
Lord
,
by
thy
Name
deliver
me
.
101
60
Lord
,
thou
of
late
us
off
hast
cast
.
112
68
Let
God
arise
,
and
let
his
foes
.
124
72
Lord
,
give
thy
judgments
to
the
King.
137
90
Lord
,
thou
hast
bin
our
dwelling
place
.
186
102
Lord
,
hear
my
prayer
,
let
my
cry
.
204
123
Lord
,
from
the
earth
below
.
276
140
Lord
,
save
me
from
the
evill
man.
296
143
Lord
,
heare
my
prayer
,
hear●…
my
suit
.
300
Psalme
.
M.
Page
.
22
MY
God
,
my
God
,
what
is
the
cause
.
35
23
My
shepherd
is
the
living
Lord.
39
45
My
heart
doth
utter
forth
.
85
71
My
Lord
my
God
,
in
all
distresse
.
134
Psalme
.
N.
Page
.
115
NOt
unto
us
,
Lord
,
not
to
us
.
244
Psalme
.
O.
Page
.
3
O
Lord
,
how
much
doe
they
increase
.
3
4
O
God
that
art
my
righteousnesse
.
4
7
O
Lord
my
God
,
I
put
my
trust
.
8
8
O
God
our
Lord
,
how
wonderfull
.
10
10
O
Lord
,
why
from
thy
servants
sight
.
14
15
O
Lord
,
within
thy
Tabernacle
.
20
17
O
Lord
,
give
eare
to
my
just
cause
.
22
18
O
God
,
which
art
my
rocke
and
strength
.
24
21
O
Lord
,
how
joyfull
is
the
King.
33
28
O
Lord
my
rocke
,
to
thee
I
cry
.
47
44
O
God
,
we
with
our
eares
have
heard
.
82
47
O
clap
your
hands
with
one
accord
.
89
52
O
mighty
man
in
wickednesse
.
99
55
O
God
give
eare
,
and
doe
apply
.
102
63
O
God
my
God
,
thou
only
art
.
116
64
O
Lord
,
unto
my
voice
give
eare
.
118
65
On
thee
,
Lord
,
who
dost
Sion
save
.
119
69
O
God
,
save
and
deliver
me
.
129
70
O
God
,
to
me
take
heed
.
133
80
O
Shepherd
,
by
whose
grace
and
might
.
162
83
O
God
,
no
longer
silent
stand
.
168
86
O
Lord
,
to
me
bow
downe
thine
eare
.
174
88
O
Lord
,
who
of
salvation
.
177
94
O
Lord
God
,
to
avenge
all
wrong
.
193
95
O
come
,
let
us
lift
up
our
voice
.
196
103
O
blesse
and
praise
the
Lord
,
my
soule
.
208
104
O
praise
and
blesse
the
Lord
,
my
soul.
210
105
O
give
ye
thankes
unto
the
Lord.
215
108
O
God
,
my
heart
now
fixed
is
.
232
109
O
thou
the
God
of
all
my
praise
.
234
117
O
all
ye
Nations
of
the
world
.
247
118
O
give
ye
thanks
unto
the
Lord.
248
129
Oft
they
,
now
Israel
may
say
.
281
130
Out
from
the
overflowing
depths
.
282
131
O
Lord
,
I
am
not
〈◊〉
in
mind
.
283
139
O
Lord
,
thou
hast
me
search't
and
knowne
.
293
141
O
Lord
,
upon
thee
doe
I
call
.
298
Psalme
.
P.
Page
.
106
PRaise
yee
the
Lord
,
O
give
yee
thankes
.
221
111
Praise
ye
the
Lord
,
him
will
I
praise
.
239
112
Praise
ye
the
Lord
:
The
man
is
blest
.
240
113
Praise
ye
the
living
Lord.
242
135
Praise
yee
the
Lord
,
and
his
great
Name
.
287
136
Praise
yee
the
Lord
,
for
hee
is
good
.
289
146
Praise
yee
the
Lord
,
my
soule
him
praise
.
305
147
Praise
yee
the
Lord
,
for
it
is
good
.
307
148
Praise
ye
and
blesse
the
Lord.
309
150
Praise
God
within
his
Sanctuary
.
311
Psalme
.
R.
Page
.
61
REgard
,
O
Lord
,
for
I
complaine
.
114
122
Right
glad
I
was
,
when
thus
to
mee
.
275
132
Remember
Davids
troubles
,
Lord
292
Psalme
.
S.
Page
.
81
SIng
unto
God
our
strength
and
might
.
165
96
Sing
yee
with
praise
unto
the
Lord.
198
98
Sing
a
new
song
to
God
most
hye
.
2●…
149
Sing
ye
unto
the
Lord
our
God.
310
Psalme
.
T.
Page
.
1
THe
man
is
blessed
.
1
14
The
foolish
man
within
his
heart
.
19
19
The
glory
of
Almighty
God.
31
24
The
earth
is
Gods
,
and
wholly
his
.
40
27
The
Lord
is
both
my
health
and
light
.
45
32
The
man
is
blessed
,
all
whose
sins
.
54
41
The
man
is
blest
that
carefull
is
.
78
50
The
mighty
God
,
the
Lord.
94
53
The
foolish
man
within
his
heart
.
100
62
Truly
my
soule
doth
wait
upon
.
115
73
Truly
to
Israel
God
is
good
.
140
75
To
thee
,
O
Lord
,
we
thankes
doe
give
.
147
76
The
Lord
is
knowne
in
Iudah
well
.
148
79
Thine
heritage
the
heathen
take
.
161
87
The
groundworkes
of
Gods
cities
be
.
176
92
To
give
thankes
to
the
Lord
,
it
is
.
190
93
The
Lord
doth
raigne
,
and
cloth'd
is
he
.
192
97
The
Lord
doth
raigne
,
whereat
the
earth
.
199
99
The
Lord
doth
raigne
,
with
trembling
great
.
202
110
The
Lord
did
say
unto
my
Lord.
238
145
Thee
will
I
●…d
,
my
God
and
King.
303
Psalme
.
V.
Page
.
85
VNto
thy
land
,
our
Lord
our
King.
172
121
Vnto
the
mountaines
high
.
274
Psalme
.
W.
Page
.
2
WHy
did
the
Gentiles
madly
rage
.
2
9
With
my
whole
heart
to
thee
,
O
Lord.
11
36
When
I
consider
in
mine
heart
.
65
74
Why
art
thou
,
Lord
,
so
long
from
us
.
145
114
When
Israel
from
Egypt
came
.
243
126
When
Sions
sad
captivity
.
279
137
When
captives
we
at
Babylon
.
291
138
With
my
whole
heart
,
O
gracious
Lord.
292
Psalme
.
Y.
Page
.
33
YE
righteous
in
the
Lord
,
rejoyce
.
56
58
Ye
Rulers
,
that
are
put
in
trust
.
119
66
Ye
men
on
earth
,
in
God
rejoyce
.
121
FINIS
.
Notes, typically marginal, from the original text
Notes for div A27786-e890
N.
Aleph
.
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.
Beth.
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.
Gimel
.
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〈◊〉
.
Daleth
.
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〈◊〉
.
He.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
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.
Va●…
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
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〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Zain
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Cheth
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Teth.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Jod
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Caph.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Lamed
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Mem.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Nun.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Samech
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Ain
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Pe.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Tsade
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Koph
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Resh
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Schin
.
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
〈◊〉
.
Tau
.