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 MAY 19 1933 
 
 Psalms ah^^g^^^^ 
 
 For the ufe of the 
 
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 AND 
 
 CHAPPELS 
 
 Belonging to the Parifh 
 
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 With proper Tunes in three Parts. 
 
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 and jf. Walthoe in the Temple- Cloyftcrs, and 
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 'There are in this Bock ^4 Seleft PTalms, 
 which are Sung over in their Order vAth 
 the Organ once in every ^larter^ allcmng 
 ordinarily 4Pfalmsyor every Sunday. 
 
 If there he a J/\th Sunday in the ^mtcr, 
 
 then 
 
 . fPfalm 103, 
 
 . rPfalm 105. 
 
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 Ncvv»Ycars.Day <[^J-/* 
 
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 Day, 1 16. J 14^ 
 
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 Sund. I rcDeuJipip 2 
 Novcmb. 5/i, 66* 144. 
 
 Monday, Tucfday, Wcd- 
 ncfday, Thurfday, the 
 4 fir ft in Lent again ; 
 Good-Friday <i^ above. 
 Eaftcr-Eve, the 'yth. in 
 Lent. 
 
 lent. 
 
 I Thurfday i 
 
 2 — 4 
 
 3 1^ 
 
 4— 19* F- 3^- 
 
 ^, 141 
 
 Monday, Pf. 30. 
 Tucfday P/. 103. 
 
 Whit'Suvday. 
 
 Morn, ip,?/.!.") ^/^^er. i< 
 Ord. Hymn* j cf?«ryJ. 
 Monday, P/. 84. 
 Tucfday, P/, 103. 
 
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I. 
 
 Rochet Tune, 
 " I X H E man is bleft that hath not bent, 
 
 \ f iiieHlSiitPlliiiiii 
 
 to ill ad — vice his ear : 
 
 ; fiiiliHiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 
 
 ;i Nor led his life as lin-ners do, 
 
 i|iiiiiiipiiii|iipi|iiii 
 
 
 nor late in fcor-ners chair. 
 
 
 (igiE.#fpiillsiiliiii 
 
 A 2 But 
 
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 " I But in the law of God the Lord 
 
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 ^ j doth fet his whole delight 
 
 i2 L-"^ — r-_""3i -1 — Jr ± — i_2 3 
 
 ^ J And in that law doth ex-er-cife 
 himfelf both day and night. 
 
 
 Londoi 
 
III. 
 
 London Tune. 
 ^. j {^ God that art my righteoufnefs, 
 
 " I Lord hear me when I cry : 
 
 <s I >- 
 
 " j Thou me at li-ber--ty haft let 
 
 llmiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii 
 i^eiiriililliliiifillfii 
 
 " j From bonds and mi-fe — ry. 
 
 I] iiiiliiiiilipipiiiiii 
 
 A 3 St. Da- 
 
IV. 
 
 St. David's Tune. 
 
 ^ j C^ Lord cur God^ how wonderful 
 
 1 j ifeiiiiiipiliiiili 
 
 rS^rE=fEEiEE*==5 
 
 
 
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 is ev.'ry where thy Name ; 
 
 -• ^r^r$i=:^~; 
 
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 Tir/ glo-ry thou haft fet above 
 
 
 
 SEiE^BE: 
 
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 the heavens curious frame. 
 
 
 Emer 
 
Exeter Tune. 
 
 IfSiiigip^iiliiiiiliil 
 
 " I vV Ith heart and mouth unto the Lord, 
 
 iip^liiiiliiiifeiiiii 
 
 "I will I give laud and praife: 
 
 *^ I And fpeak of all his wond'rous works, 
 
 " I and them declare always. 
 
 ^ Ui=^i=i^ 
 
 xl 4 Martjt's 
 
VI. 
 
 Martyrs Tune. 
 
 ^. j VV Ith-in thy ta-ber-na-cle, Lord, 
 
 who (hall in--ha--bit itill ? 
 
 !^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ 
 
 
 " j Or whom wilt thou receive to dwell 
 
 ):; ^S3z::: 
 
 zz^—zzt-tzz^-^rz^-X-z 
 
 
 
 
 ' { in thy moft ho-ly hill ? 
 
 Hiiilgliiiiiiilglliiiii 
 
 
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VII. 
 
 Ciinterbury Tune. 
 
 ^^ I J Thank the Lord thatcaufed me, 
 
 ^ I to underftand the right :. 
 
 " j And that hath made my fecrer thoughts^ 
 to teach me ev'ry nignt. 
 
 tli-:iiiiil:ifiiiiiiSiiliili 
 
VIII. ( 
 
 Sl James'* s Tune. 
 
 " I T^^^ heavens which the Lord hath made, 
 his glory do declare ^ 
 
 >^i 
 
 K^^ 
 
 •- 1 The firmament doth fhew how rich 
 
 J]liiiiiiiiilg^jli3gll5 
 I flisiiiiiliig^iMiillii 
 
 his works of wonder are, 
 
 iiitiiiilitiiilliiiifii 
 
 Tork 
 
IK. 
 Tork Tune. 
 
 .aTigi^lMiiiSiiiiili 
 
 ". IH perfe^: is the Law of God? 
 
 I fgMif HHgf iiiiiiiilii 
 
 i how fure his co — ve — nant-> 
 
 <! I , 
 
 
 " j Converting fouls and making wife 
 " j the poor and ignorant. 
 
 i ipilliiiipiliililii 
 
X. 
 
 Norwich Tune, 
 
 IfiiHiliHiliSillililiiiil 
 
 " I (^ Lord, what man is there that knows 
 " I the errors of his ways > 
 
 " I Then ckanfe me from my fccret fatbits, 
 
 @2rrir=:=:r4 
 
 
 i ip^iiipliiiiiliiii 
 s fgililliiigiiiglSiiiiii 
 
 " I and keep me all my days. ! 
 
 i!^iiftiiii|i 
 
XI. 
 
 Southwel Tuyie. 
 
 " j [ Lift my heart to thee, 
 
 ^lilUililiiSiiiliiiii 
 I (ii=li=l=ii=iiiiiiiSiiiii 
 
 my God and guide mcit juft : 
 
 ^ I Now fuiFcr m.eto take no ftame, 
 
 *^- 1 for i.i thee do 1 truft. 
 
 5^ Ma- 
 
St. Marys Tune, 
 
 iiliiiiili^iiiili 
 
 " j All laud and paife with heart & voice, 
 
 tligl^iig^iiiiiliilS 
 
 " I O Lord I give to thee : 
 
 ^ 
 
 isiimrnHfi^ 
 
 EiEi 
 
 flfe-^liiitiiii^iiii 
 
 j Who haft not made my foes rejoyce, 
 
 liiiiiiiiSiiii 
 
 
 CQ ^- 
 
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 15 ®: 
 
 
 But hall ex-al-ted me. 
 
 .=|iliiaiiiiiiii§iiiiiiii 
 
 ilgHHiiiliiiiiii-Siiii 
 
 Hm^fop 
 
XIIL 
 Windfor Tune. 
 
 " j f Ord number out my life and days, 
 
 ite^iil;|=lp^3iE|Ei=iii 
 
 i lipJiiiliili Ji^iiii 
 I fiigiiilliiiiliiiilii 
 
 "j which yet I havener paft^ 
 
 S lilPiiiiiilEtliiiiiilii: 
 I fBiiiiiiiiiiiii-liliiii 
 
 " j So that I may be cer — ti — fyM, 
 
 llliiUl^iiiiliiilBiiiii 
 SiSHHeii^iliiimiii 
 
 *^j how long my life fhall laft. 
 
XIV. 
 
 The Savo)f Tune, 
 
 )^. I 
 
 All people that on earth do dwell, 
 '^ j fing to the Lord with chearful voice : 
 " [ Serve him with fear, his prailes tell, 
 
 " j come ye before him and rejoyce. 
 
XV. 
 
 Stefney Tune, 
 
 YE children which do ferve the Lord, 
 
 " j praife ye his Name with ere accord^ 
 
 ^-< I sszzr 
 
 ="=^iig?felliiiiili 
 
 yea bleffed be always the fame : 
 
 ^' l:^==?zzi=zlr|riz=:=±— E^zzTrLfcr^rEHzi:: 
 
 " j And from the riiing of the Sun, 
 
 
 z5zii-^z; 
 
 Con- 
 
XVI. 
 
 Continued. 
 
 I fig^iiiiii^liiliii 
 
 " j un--to its place of going down, 
 
 iipllililiiiiiiiiiii 
 
 
 \ let ail his no-blea£ls proclaim. 
 
 Ijiii^iiilpliiiiiill 
 
 " ( The Lord all people doth furmounr, 
 
 Ij^Hpiilgiil^iliiiii 
 I lilUg^liiiii^iiiiii 
 
 " j his glory we may e— ver count, 
 
 lieiilliiifiil^liSiii 
 ilpliiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiPi^ 
 
 Con- 1 
 
XVII. 
 
 Concinued. 
 
 I fri^Pliiliipiiiiiiii 
 
 " I a-bove the heavens high to be. 
 
 Ij^iliHSiiiiliMiiii 
 
 I f^l|iilii=i=ipiplii 
 
 With God theLordj who may compare, 
 
 52^'^= 
 
 
 " ( whofe dwellings in the heavens are > 
 
 " i Of fuch great pow'r and force is he. 
 
 Jirfy 
 
XVI il. 
 
 "Jerfey Tune. 
 
 "". j Quch as in God the Lord do truft, 
 "j (hall as mount Sion firmly ftand, 
 
 I filigiiiiiEiiigigiiiii 
 
 •" j not to be movM by a-ny hand ; 
 
 I f|g|lliiiiiiiipg=iE||i|| 
 
 " j The Lord will count them right and jurtj 
 
 Con- 
 
XIX. 
 
 Continued. 
 
 Ifilililiiilli?iiili 
 
 ^ j fo that they (hall be fure 
 
 iiiiiisPiiiiupii 
 
 " I for C'-ver to endure. 
 
 Charen- 
 
XX. 
 
 Charenton Tune. 
 
 m 
 
 Piililii 
 
 )^ ;^~5=r:i=rJrirJ=rI=EE=eE=^=== 
 
 • IG''^^ ^^'"^^ un--to the Lord, 
 
 Ijiiillliiiiiiiiii 
 
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 li§§lE 
 
 ^^imiiilpiiiiiii 
 
 :frii 
 
 K; i S==:r— 
 
 ^iilliiiliigi 
 
 j From heav'n that is fo high, 
 
 ijii^igiijiaiiiiiiip 
 
 Ifil^iii^ilsi 
 
 Praife him in deed and word 
 
 HiiSE 
 
 
 3 f g|i^iilglii=^ii 
 
 j above the ftarryskie^ 
 
 Ij^ipisiiiE^iiiiiiiiii 
 
 Con- 
 
XXL 
 
 Continued. ^ 
 
 " I and al-fb ye^ his Angels all, armies roy* 
 
 !] iPiiiiiilii^iiliiiliil 
 
 " j — al, praile chearfully. 
 
 ililiiiliiliSiliiiiiiiii 
 tiiiliiiiii^iill^iiii 
 
 TlK 
 
I he Scale ot 
 Mafic, called 
 the Gamut. 
 
 bcaics, ihewmg the 
 Nsmesof Note . 
 
 E la 
 
 D la Sol'-' 
 C Sol fa 
 B Fa ^ mi 
 A la mi re 
 G fol re ut 
 F h ut 
 E la 7//i — 
 
 D la fol re 
 C Sol fa Lit-i- 
 B fa # mi 
 A la mi re 
 G fol re ut 
 
 fa. ut ^- 
 
 E la mi 
 
 D ^oi re 
 
 C fa ut 
 B^mi 
 \rc 
 Gam-ut 
 
 You muft Sing twice, fa^ foly lay above 
 mi : and twice Uy foly fa^ under mi. Find 
 :)ut where W2i is, and you have all the other. 
 
 Sekn 
 
( I ) 
 
 SeleS Pfalms, &c. 
 ^ttnDa^ I. 
 
 p S A L iM I. 
 
 Rockl Tune. Pag. 1, 11. 
 
 HE Man is bleft that hath not 
 to ill advice his Ear; (bent 
 
 Nor led his life asSinne;s do, 
 nor fate inScorner's Chair : 
 But in the Law of God the Lord 
 
 doth fet his whole Delight ; 
 And in that Law doth exercife 
 himfelf both Day and Night. 
 
 He fhall be like the Tree that near 
 the River's fide doth grow ; 
 Which doth its fair and kindly Fruit 
 
 in all due Seafon fhew. 
 Whofe Leaf Oall never fade nor faP, 
 but flourifh ftill and ftand ; 
 >'n fo {"hall all things profper well, 
 that this man takes in hand. 
 
 B PSALM 
 
( ^ ) 
 
 P S A L M IV. 
 
 London Tune. Pag. III. 
 
 1 /^ God thou art my Righteoufnefj 
 vJ^ Loi'd hear me when I cry : 
 Thou me at liberty haft f^t, 
 
 from bonds and mifery. * 
 
 2 Have mercy therefore, Lord, on me, 
 
 and grant me my requeft : 
 For unto thee inceffantly, 
 to cry I will not reft. 
 
 .3 O mortal men, how long will ye 
 my Glory thus defpife ? 
 Why wander ye in vanity, 
 and follow atter lies ? 
 
 4 Know ye that good and godly men 
 the Lord doth take and chufe :• 
 And when to him I make complaint 
 he doth me not refufe. 
 
 Or the Hundred Bfdm. 
 
 PSALN 
 
(?) 
 
 PSALM VIII. 
 
 St. David's Tune. Pag. IV, 
 
 I C^ Lord, our God, how wondeful 
 V^ is ev'ry where thy Name : 
 Thy glory thou haft fee above 
 the Heavens curious frame. 
 
 t Ev'n by the mouths of fucking Babes, 
 i thou wiit coniPound thy Foes : 
 For in thofe Babes thy might is feen, 
 thy Graces they difclofe. 
 
 And when I fee the Heavens high, 
 the works of thine own hand : 
 
 The Sun, the Moon, and all the Stars 
 in order as they ftand ; 
 
 \ Lord, what is Man, think I to have 
 in thy kind thoughts a place ! 
 Why doft thou thus advance, and blefs 
 his miferable Race ? 
 
 B a P3ALM 
 
<4) 
 PSALM IX. 
 
 Exeter 'Tune. Pag. V. 
 
 £ ^^Ith heart and mouth unto the Lord 
 will I give laud and praife : 
 And fpeakof all liis wondrous works. 
 And them declare always, 
 
 z I will be glad and much rejoyce 
 in thee, O God, moft high, 
 And make my Songs extol thy nam« 
 above the ftarry Sky. 
 
 3 Becaufe my foes were driven back, 
 
 and turned unto flights 
 They all fell down and were deftroy'd 
 by chy great powr and might. 
 
 4 Thou haft maintainM my right, and 
 
 how true and iuft it was : (fhewr 
 And from thy feat of judgement hafl 
 determined my caufe. 
 
 ^nn. II 
 
I - P S A L M XV. 
 
 Martjrs Tune. Pag. VI. 
 
 1 T Jl TIthin thy Tabernacle, Lord, 
 
 VV who Ihall inhabit ftill : 
 Or whom wilt thou receive to dwell 
 inthymoft holy hill? 
 
 2 The Man, whofe life is uncorrupt, 
 
 whole works are juft and ftraight: 
 Whofe heart doth think the verytiuth, 
 whole tongue fpeaks no deceit. 
 
 3 Who to his neighbour doth no wrong, 
 
 in body goods, or name: 
 
 Nor any flanders entertains 
 
 againft his brothers fame. 
 
 4 Who to the vile and finful wretch, 
 no favour does afford : 
 
 But fhews all honour unto thofe, 
 Who fear and ferve the Lord. 
 
 B I PSALM 
 
( 6 ) 
 
 PSALM XVI. 
 
 . Canterhury Tune. Pag. VII. 
 
 7 T Thank the Lord that caufed mc 
 1 to underftand the right ; 
 
 And that hath made my fecret thoughts 
 to teach me evVy Night. 
 
 8 Still in my fight I fetthe Lord, 
 
 and truft himahove ail : 
 For he on my right hand doth ftand, 
 therefore I fliall not fall. 
 
 9 Forthiscaufe ihall my heart beglad, 
 
 my glory fhall rejoyce : 
 My flefli and body reft in hope, 
 ofrifing at his voice. 
 
 10 For Lord, thou fhalt not leave my foul 
 
 forever in the grave : 
 But wilt at length thy Holy one 
 from this corruption fave. 
 
 1 1 Thou me the way of life wilt teach, 
 and howl may arrive, 
 
 To that bleft place where endlefsjoy 
 thou to thy Saints will give. 
 
 FIN. PSALM 
 
( 7 ) 
 
 i Psalm xix. 
 
 > St. James's Tune. Pag. Vlir. 
 
 THE heavens which theLord hath* 
 his glory do declare ; (made 
 The firmament doth lliewhovv rich 
 his works of wonder are. 
 
 I Each day unto another doth 
 his mighty deeds confefs : 
 And every night unto the next,. 
 his glory doth exprefs. 
 
 There is no language^tongue or fpeech, 
 
 no place inhabited :. 
 No land butvv'here their found is heard 
 
 but where their voice is fpread. 
 
 p O X O L O G Y. 
 
 To Father^ Son^ and Hoi) Ghofi^ 
 
 immortal Glory be : 
 Js rvas^ is noiv^ and [Ij all be fitll 
 
 to all Eternity. 
 
 B4 PSALM 
 
( 8 ) 
 
 PSALM XIX. Part IL 
 
 XorkTuf^e. Pag. IX. 
 
 OWperfedHstheLawof God 
 how fure his Covenant ? 
 Converting Souls and making wife^ 
 the poor and ignorant. 
 
 8 Juft are the Lord's commandments all 
 
 raifins: the heart and mind ; 
 His precepts pure ; enhghtning thole 
 whofe ejes before were bhnd. 
 
 9 The fear of him Joth never fail, 
 
 the Spirit to renew ; 
 And all the judgments of the Lord, 
 are righteous and true. 
 
 10 They are of greater value far, 
 than Gold without allay ; 
 
 The honey and the honey-comb, 
 are not fo fweet as they. 
 
 1 1 For we by them are taught to what 
 we ought to have regard ;* 
 
 And in obfervance of the fame, 
 fliall find a great reward. 
 
 ^UXi. IIL 
 
, ( 9 ) 
 
 PSALM XIX. PartllL 
 
 N'orrvich Ttr/ie. Pag. X. 
 
 12 /^^ Lord, what man is there that 
 V J^ the errors of his ways ? ( knows 
 
 Then cleanfe me from my fecret faults, 
 and keep me all my days. 
 
 13 That no prefumptuous fins may get 
 dominion over me : 
 
 So fhall I from the great offence 
 be innocent and free^ 
 
 14 Then fliall the ofFVing of my mouth 
 be pleafing in thy fight : 
 
 For thou alone my Saviour art, 
 O Lord, the God of mlaht. 
 
 F I N. 
 
 DOXGLOGY. 
 
 To Father^ Son^ and Holj Ghcjt.^ 
 
 immortd Glory be : 
 As rvasy is now^ and JIdxH be Jlili . 
 
 to all Eterr^ity. 
 
 B 5: P3A7,M 
 
C 10) 
 PSALM XXIII. 
 
 CanterburjiTune. Pag. VIL 
 
 I ]\ /C Y fhepherd is the living Lord, 
 IVX nothing therefore I need ; 
 In paftures fair, with waters calm, 
 he placet h me to feed. 
 
 a He did convert and glad my foul, 
 and brought my mmd in frame: 
 To walk in paths of Righteoufnefs, 
 for his mofl: holy Name. 
 
 3 Yea though I walk in vale of death, 
 
 yet will I fear none ill : 
 Thy rod and ftaff do comfort me, 
 and thou art with me fkill. 
 
 4 And in theprefence of my foes 
 
 my table thou fhalt fpread : 
 Thou fhalt, O Lord, fill full my cup> 
 thou fhalt annoint my head. 
 
 5 Through all my life thy favour is, 
 
 fo frankly fhewn to me; 
 That in thy houfe for evermore, 
 my dwelling-place fhall be. 
 
 F I N. PSALM 
 
C II ) 
 ' P S A-L M XXIV. Exefer Turn. Pag. V. 
 5 ITT Hat man is he, OLord^ that (hall 
 VV afcend into thy hill? 
 Or pafs into thy holy place, 
 There to continue ftill. 
 4 Ey'n he whole hands are clean, whofe heart 
 no Ipots of fin defile : 
 Whofe foul is free from vanity, 
 who hath not fworn with guile, 
 5" On fuch a Manas this the Lord 
 his bleffings will beftow : 
 And God his Saviour to him 
 his righteoufnefs will (hew. 
 
 PSALM XXV. Southivel Tune. Pag- XL . 
 
 1 T Life my heart to thee, 
 
 X my God and Guide moft juft- 
 Now fuffer me to take no fhame, 
 for in thee do I truft. 
 
 2 Let not my foes rejoyce, 
 
 or make a fcorn of me'^ 
 And let them not be overthrown, 
 that pur their truft in thee. 
 
 3 But fhame fliall them befall, 
 
 which hate me without caufe : 
 Difcover therefore, Lord, to me, 
 
 thy paths and righteous laws. 
 Direft me in thy truth, 
 
 and make my goings ftraight : 
 Thou art my God and Saviour, . ' 
 
 on thee I always wait, ^im, XVL , 
 
( lO 
 
 PSALM XXV. Part II. 
 
 Southwel Tune. Pag. XI. 
 
 loX TOW for thy holy Name^ 
 1^ O Lord, I thee intreat, 
 To grant me pardon for my fin, 
 for it is very great. 
 
 11 Whofo doth fear the Lord, 
 the Lord will him direft, 
 
 To lead his life in fuch a way, 
 as he will beft refpeO:. 
 
 12 His foul fkiall evermore 
 with eafe and joy be blefl: : 
 
 And when he dies thefe blelfings fhafl 
 upon his Children reft. 
 
 PSALM 
 
PSALM XXVIII. 
 Rochel Tune, Pag. I, II. 
 
 6 'T^O render thanks unto the Lord 
 J_ how great a caufe have I ; 
 My voice, my pray'r,& my complaint^ 
 that heard fo willingly. 
 
 •J He is Aiy fhield and fortitude, 
 my buckler in diftrefs ; 
 My hope, my help, my heart's reliefj 
 my fong fhall him confefs. 
 
 8 He is our ftrength and our defence, 
 
 againft the enemy :. 
 The health 'and fafety of all ihofe, 
 that do on him rely. 
 
 9 Thy people and thine heritage, ' 
 
 Lord blefs, guide and preferve ; 
 And fo confirm them in thy way, 
 that they may never fwerve. 
 
 FIN. 
 
 Or the Te Deum. Tag. $6. 
 
 PSALM 
 
Ci4> 
 
 PSALM XXX. 
 
 St. Mar fs Tune. Pag. XIL 
 
 1 A LL laud and praifejwith heart and 
 \£\ O Lord, I give to thee ; (voice. 
 
 Who haft not made my foesrejoyce, 
 but haft exalted me. 
 
 2 O Lord J my God, I cryM to thee, 
 
 in my diftrefs and grief, 
 And to my cry thou didft attend, 
 and fend^ft me quick relief. 
 
 J Of thy goodwill thou haft vouchfaf'd, 
 my foul from death to fave : 
 And haft preferv'd my life, that I, 
 U'ent not into the grave. 
 
 4 Sing praife, ye faints, arid magnify 
 
 the goodnefs of the Lord : 
 In memVy of his holinefs, 
 rejoyce with one accord. 
 
 5 For why ? his anger is but fhort, , 
 
 and gives not conftant pain ; 
 But in his favour, life and joy, 
 for ever fhdll remain. 
 
 P3ALM 
 
( 15 ) 
 
 PSALM XXXIV. PartlL 
 
 London Tune. Pag, II L 
 
 II •'^Ome unto me ye upright men, 
 V_7 and to my words give ear: 
 And I will ihew you the right way^ 
 how ye the Lord fhould fear. 
 
 • 12 What man is there that would live 
 and lead a blefTed life? (long. 
 Let him refrain his lips and tongue 
 from all deceit and ftrife- 
 
 1 3 Let him keep back from doing ill, 
 
 and always w^alk upright : 
 True peace and quiet to promote, 
 let it be his delight. 
 
 14 For why? the eyes of God above 
 
 always behold the juft : 
 His ears are open to the pray'r 
 of thofe that in him truft. 
 
 ^ttn. V. 
 
( 16 } 
 
 ^nttaav v. 
 
 PSALM XXXVIL 
 
 Norwich Tune. Pag, X. 
 
 1 TTR^t t^ot thy felfat wicked menj. 
 17 or their ungodly gains : 
 Nor envious be for all the wealth 
 they get by fmful means. 
 
 3 For as the tender grafs is cut 
 and withereth away ; 
 So fhali their great profperity 
 foon pafs, fade, and decay. 
 
 5 But put thy truft in God, the Lord^.. 
 to do good give thy mind : 
 So fhak thou bleffed be on earthy- 
 and plenty in it find. 
 
 PSALM 
 
(17) 
 
 i PSALM XXX VII. PartIL 
 
 i ' 
 
 Tork Tune. Pag. IX. 
 
 I ajTpHE Lord the jufl: man'^s ways doth 
 and give him good fuccefs : (guide, 
 And whatfoe'er he takes in hand, 
 in it he doth him blefs. . 
 
 24 Tho^ he fhould fall, yetfhall he not 
 be* wholly caft away ; 
 
 Becaufe the Lord with his own hand 
 fhall him fupport and flay. 
 
 25 I have been young and now am old, 
 yet did I never fee 
 
 The juft forfaken, or his feed- 
 exposM to mifery. 
 
 26 He freely gives of what he has, 
 and lends to them that need : 
 
 And God his Charity repays - 
 to him and to his feed. 
 
 27 Therefore flee vice, and wickednefs, 
 and virtuous ways embrace : 
 
 So fhalL God grant thee long to have= 
 on earth thy dwelling-place. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( i8 ; 
 
 PSALM XXXIX. 
 
 Windfor Tune. Pag, XIII. 
 
 5 T Ord number out my life and days, 
 ■ s which yet I have not paft : 
 
 So that I may be certify'd 
 how long my life {hall laft* 
 
 6 Lord, thou hafl: pointed out my life, 
 
 in length much like a fpan : 
 Mine age is nothing unto thee y 
 fo vain a thing is Man ! 
 
 7 Man pafleth likea fhade, and doth 
 
 in vain himfelf employ, 
 In getting goods, and cannot tell 
 who fhall the fame enjoy. 
 
 8 And now when fuch is my eftate^ 
 
 what fhall I more defire? 
 O let my hope be fixt on thee ; 
 I nothing elfe require, 
 
 PSALMi 
 
'O 
 
 CI9; 
 
 PSALM XXXIX. Part II. 
 
 St. Marfs Tune. Pag. XII. 
 
 Lord remove thy fcourge from 
 
 I cannot it withftand : (me, 
 
 I am confumM, and faint, by means 
 of thy moft heavy hand. 
 
 12 When thou for fin doft man rebuke^ 
 
 his beauties fade and die : 
 'Like garments fretted with the moth, 
 fuch is man's vanity. 
 
 13 Lord at my tears hold not thy peace, 
 but to my cries give ear \ 
 
 For la ftranger^m with thee, 
 as all my Fathers were. 
 
 14 O fpare a httle, fpare me Lord, 
 till time my ftrength reftore j 
 
 Before I go away from hence, 
 and fliall be feen no more. 
 
 ^un.vL 
 
(20) 
 
 ^mnav vi. 
 
 PSALM XLII. 
 
 London Tune. Pag- III. 
 
 I T Ike as the hunted hart doth parit 
 X_y to find a cooling fpring ; 
 Juft fo my longing foul doth faint, 
 for thee my God and King. 
 
 a My foul doth thirft and would unto 
 the living God draw near: 
 O, when fhall I before him go, 
 and in his fight appear ? 
 
 3 The tears which from my eye-lids fall, 
 
 are day and night my food : 
 While wicked men in fcoffing call, 
 Ah, where is now thy God ? ' 
 
 4 When upon this I call to mind, 
 
 how to God's houfe I went, 
 With joy &• praife, tho' now confin'd, 
 I the fad change lament. 
 
 PSALM; 
 
i^l ) 
 
 PSALM XLIII. 
 
 St. David's Tune. Pag. IV. 
 
 I TUdgeand revenge my caufe,OLord, 
 J on them that evil be : 
 From wicked and deceitful men, 
 O Lord, deliver me/ 
 
 a My God and ftrength thouart^ why 
 doft thou rejeft me fo ? (then 
 
 Arid why oppreft with enemies, 
 do I thus mourning go ? 
 
 3 Send out thy Hght and faving truth, 
 and lead me with thy grace : 
 
 Which may conduft me to thy hill, 
 and to thy dwelling-place. 
 
 4 Then (liall I to the altar go, 
 of God my joy and crown ; 
 
 And on my harp give thanks to thee 
 O God, of high renown. 
 
 Or fi?^^ Ordination Hymn. 'Pxg. jjy. 
 
 PSALM 
 
PSALM LI. 
 
 Southivd tune. Pag. XI. 
 5 T TAve mercy on me, Lord, 
 JlI for thine abundant grace ! 
 And for thy tender mercies fake, 
 do thou my fins deface. 
 2 Wafh me from mine offence, 
 
 and cleanfe me from my fault : 
 5 For I do know my guilt, my fin 
 is ever in my thought. 
 
 5 Behold, in wickednefs 
 
 my fhape I did receive : 
 And in her fin my mother did 
 a finful fon conceive. 
 
 6 But lo, thou doft require 
 
 truth in the inward parts : 
 The fecrets of thy wifdom, thou 
 fhalt put into our hearts. 
 
 7 With hyffop purge me, Lord, 
 
 I fhall be cleanfcd fo : 
 Yea, wafh thou me, and fo I fhall 
 be whiter than the fnow. . 
 
 8 Of joy and gladnels make | 
 
 me hear the pleafant voice; | 
 
 That fo the fhatter'd bones which thou \ 
 haft broken, may rejoyce. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 23 ) 
 
 P S A L M LI. Part IT. 
 
 Southivel Tme, Pag, XL 
 
 9 T ORD turn away thy face, 
 I , nor on my failings look : 
 
 But blot my fins and my mifdeeds 
 out of thy facred Book, 
 
 10 Lord give me a clean heart, 
 and make my fpirit right : 
 
 That fo thy Holy Spirit may 
 
 • prefer ve me in thy fight* 
 
 1 1 The comfort of thy help, 
 
 O give me once again : 
 And with thy gracious^powVful hand, 
 my wandring fteps reftrain. 
 
 12 So fhall I teach thy ways, 
 
 to thofe that finners be : 
 And my example Ihall convert 
 
 * the wicked unto thee. 
 
 Or thejame^ Jerfey Tune. 
 
 PSALM 
 
(^4) 
 PSALM LL 
 
 "Jerjey Tune. Pag. XVIIL 
 
 r /^ Lord confider my diftrefs, (take : 
 V-A .And now with fpeed fome pity 
 
 My fins deface, my faults redrefs, ^ 
 Good Lord,for thygreat meixies fake; ' 
 Wafh off my finful ftain, 
 And cleanfe me once again* 
 
 a Remorfe and forrow do conftrain. 
 Ma to acknowledge mine excefs : 
 Becaufe my fin doth ftill remain 
 Before my face without redrefs* 
 I've finned in thy fight, 
 But thou art juft and right. 
 
 3 It is too manifeft, alafs ! 
 
 That I was ev'n conceived in fin : 
 In fin my mother brought me forth, 
 And ftill I have gone on therein. 
 O do thou me convert. 
 And make me pure of heart. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 25 ) 
 PSALM LXVL 
 
 St. "James's Tune. Pag. VIIL 
 
 LE Tall the earth in God rejoyce> 
 and praife his holy name : 
 Yea, let us all with heart and voice, 
 give glory to the fame. 
 
 Say unto God in all thy works, 
 thou dreadful doft appear, 
 
 Thy foes fliall feel thy powV fo great, 
 they fnall fubmit to fear. 
 
 Let all that dwell throughout the earth 
 
 give praife unto our God : 
 And let the honour of his name, 
 
 be fhew'd and fet abroad. 
 
 Come all ye people and behold, 
 what things the Lord hath wrought: 
 ark well the wond'rous things that he 
 for us to pafs hath brought. 
 
 ^m. VII. 
 
C 26 ) 
 PSALM LXVIL 
 
 Southwel Tune, Pag. XL 
 " Avre mercy on us, Lord, 
 
 ,_ and grant to us thy grace: 
 
 ' To fliew to us do thou accord, 
 the brightnefs of thy face. 
 
 2t That thy moft holy way 
 may to the earth be fhown : 
 And that thy great falvation may 
 be to all nations known. 
 
 3 Let all the world, O God, 
 
 give praife unto thy name : 
 O let the people all abroad, 
 extol and laud the fame. 
 
 4 Throughout the world fo wide, 
 
 let all exprefs their mirth : 
 For thou with truth & right dofl: guid 
 the kingdoms of the earth. 
 
 5* Let all the world, O God, 
 give praife unto thy name : 
 O let the people all abroad, 
 extol and laud the fame, 
 
 PSALJ 
 
( 27 ) 
 
 PSALM LXXI. 
 
 St. Marfs Tune. Pag. XII. 
 
 OLord, my God, in alidiftrefs, 
 my hope is fix'd on thee : 
 Confound me not, left that my foes 
 do triumph over me. 
 
 But of thy goodnefs help me. Lord, 
 
 and out of danger fave: 
 Incline thine ear unto my pray V, 
 
 and grant the aid I crave. 
 
 Be thou my rock to whom I may 
 
 for my defence refort : 
 As thou haft promifed to bs 
 
 my caftle and my fort. 
 
 Save me, O God^ froni wicked men, 
 and keep me from their powV : 
 
 From the unrighteous men, that me 
 would cruelly devour. 
 
 C z PSALM 
 
( ^s ) 
 
 PSALM LXXXIV. 
 
 Rochel Turn. Pag- I, II. 
 2 TTOvvpleafant is thy dwelling place 
 XX O Lord of hofts to me ; 
 The Tabernacles of thy grace, 
 how pleafant Lord they be. 
 
 2 My foul doth daily long to go 
 
 into thy bleft abode: 
 My heart doth pant^my flefh doth glov 
 for thee the living God. 
 
 3 The Sparrows find a room to reft 
 
 and fave themfel ves from wrong : 
 The Swallow alfo hath a neft, 
 wherein to keep her Young. 
 
 4 Thefe birds near to thine Altar may 
 
 have place to fit and fing ; 
 O Lord of Hofts, whom all obey, 
 thou art my God and King. 
 
 ^ How bleft^re they that always dwel 
 
 within thy holy mount : 
 
 Where they thy noble afts do tell, 
 
 and wond'rous works recount. 
 
 6 Happy, oh! happy fure are they, 
 
 whofe ftrength and ftay thou art 
 
 Who to thine houfe do mind the way 
 
 and feek it in their heart. 
 
 PSALN 
 
( 19 ) 
 PSALM LXXXIV. Part IL 
 
 f London Tune. Pag. HI. 
 
 O Lord of Hofts incline thine ear^ 
 and hear us when we cry : 
 And of thy pity caft on us 
 a favourable eye. 
 
 I o For why ? one day within thy courts, 
 employed before thy face, 
 I:) better than a thoufand are 
 in any other place. 
 
 [ Much rather would I keep a door, 
 within the houfe of God ; 
 Than in the tents of wickednefs, 
 to take up mine abode. 
 
 I For God the Lord is our defence, 
 
 he grace to us will give ; 
 And no good thing will he with-hold. 
 from them that purely live. 
 
 3 O Lord of Hofts, that man is bleft, 
 
 and happy fure is he ; 
 That is determined in hisbreaft, 
 to trull always in thee. 
 
 C 3 ^m. VIIL 
 
( 30 ) 
 
 ^unuv VIII. 
 
 PSALM XCII. 
 
 Exeter tune. Pag. V. I 
 
 1 TT IS 2 joyful thing to give 
 
 1 thanks to the Lord mofi: high a 
 And to fing praife unto thy name, 
 O God) above the skie. 
 
 2 To fhew forth all thy wondrous love 
 
 before the morning light : 
 And alfo to declare thy truth 
 and mercy evVy night. 
 
 5 Upon a ten-ftringM Inftrument, 
 and Harp with folemn found : 
 And on the well tunM Pfaltery, 
 to make thy praife abound. 
 
 4 For thouj O Lord, haft made us glad 
 in things fo wrought by thee : 
 That we rejoyce with heart and mouth 
 thy handy-works to fee. I 
 
 PSALM 
 
 1 
 
(Jt ) 
 
 PSALM XCV. 
 
 St. Jameses Tune, Pag. VIIL 
 
 1 /^ Come, let us lift up our voice^ 
 V^^ and fing unto the Lord : 
 In him our rock of health, let as 
 
 rejoyce with one accord. 
 
 2 Let us vvithHymnsofthanksand praife 
 come now before his face : 
 
 And in our joyful Pfalms fet forth 
 the riches of his grace. 
 
 J For why ? the Lord, our God, is he, 
 a great and mighty God ; 
 And a great King above all Gods 
 throughout the w^orld abroad. 
 
 DOXOLOGY. 
 
 To Father^ Son^ and Holy Ghojty 
 . all Glory he therefore : 
 As in heoinninz voas^ is now^ 
 and jh all he ever mote. 
 
 C 4 PSALM 
 
( ?o 
 
 PSALM C 
 
 Savoy Tune. Pag. XIV, 
 
 1 A LLpeople that on earth do dwell 
 jHkfing to the L^with chearful voice 
 Serve him with fear, his praifes tell i 
 
 come ye before him and rejoyce, 
 
 2 The Lord ye know is God indeed, 
 
 without our aid he did us make ; 
 We are his flock, he doth us feed : 
 and for his flieep he doth us take* 
 
 3 O enter then his gates with praife, 
 
 and let his courts with joy refound : 
 
 Praife^thank^and blefsourGod always^ 
 
 with glory let his name be crowned. 
 
 4 For why ? the Lord our God is good, 
 
 his mercy is for ever fare : 
 His truth hath always firmly ftood^ 
 and fliall from age to age endure. 
 
 F I N. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 33 ) 
 
 PSALM cm. 
 
 Tork Tune. Pag. IX, 
 
 I A /jTY foul, give laud unto the Lord^pp 
 i.VX for ever do the fame : 
 And all tlie powers of my mind^ 
 praife ye his holy name, 
 
 ,2 Give thanks to God for alf his gifts, 
 do not ungrateful prove ; 
 And fuffer not thy felf to be . 
 forgetful of hislova. 
 
 That gave thee pardon for thy faults^ 
 
 and thee reftor'd again : 
 From all difeafes which thou had/t-^ 
 
 and heal'd thee of thy pain. 
 
 . That did redeem thy life from deaths , 
 from which thou could ft not flee ; 
 His mercy and compaffion both^^ 
 lie did extend to thee. 
 
 C 5 , ^UlT. IXo 
 
( 34 ) 
 
 PSALM cm. Part 11. 
 
 WmdforTu^e.Vag. XIII. 
 
 8 ^ I "^HE Lord is kind and merciful^ 
 
 X tho^ Tinners do him grieve : 
 The flowelt to conceive a wrath, 
 and readi^ft to forgive. 
 
 9 He will not always chiding be, 
 
 for ev'ry fault he fees : 
 Nor fierce inceffant anger fhew, 
 at thofe that him difpleafe. 
 
 10 For not according to our fins 
 does he his wrath difpence : 
 
 Nor deal with us, as we deferve 
 for every offence. 
 
 1 1 But look how great the difl:ance is 
 ^twixt Earth and Heav'n above : 
 
 Such, and fo great his goodnefs is, 
 to thofe that do him love. 
 
 FSALM 
 
C35 ) 
 PSALM CV. 
 
 Norwich Turn. Pag.X. 
 
 r /^^Ive praifes unto God, the Lord^ 
 
 VJ and call upon his name : 
 Among the people ev'ry-where 
 declare his noble fame. 
 
 2 Sing to the Lord with Pfalms of joy^ 
 and celebrate his praife ; 
 
 And of his wondrous works to fpeak 
 your thankful voices raife. 
 
 3 In honour of his holy name 
 rejoyce with one accord : 
 
 But chiefly let the hearts of theni> 
 rejoyce, that feek the Lord. 
 
 \ Seek ye the Lord, & feek the ftrength: 
 of his eternal might ; 
 And feek his face continually, 
 in all the peoples fight. 
 
 The wondVous works which he hath^ 
 retain within your heart : (done. 
 
 Nor let the judgments of his m^outh 
 out of your minds depart. 
 
 PSALMi 
 
( 5^ ) 
 
 PSALM CXII. 
 
 "Jerjey Tune. Pag. XVIII. 
 
 "TH E man is bleft that feareth God, 
 And in his law doth pleafure take: 
 His feed on earth fhall mighty be, 
 And blefled for his father's fake. 
 His piety fhall crown 
 His children with renown. 
 
 Unto the righteous fhall arife 
 
 In trouble joy, in darknefs light : 
 Becaufe compaflion he doth fliew, 
 And always does that which is right* 
 With care and judgment he 
 Directs his charity. 
 
 Surely fuch men fhall never fail,. 
 But fhall be had in memory : 
 No accidents fhall make them fear. 
 No dangers fliake their conftancy* 
 Their greateft enemies 
 Through God, they fliall defpife. 
 
 He who thus manages his wealth, 
 And to the poor does freely give \ 
 His piety fhall ftill remain. 
 Honour of God he fhall receive. 
 Sinners fhall grieve to fee 
 His great prosperity. 
 
 tlN. PSALM 
 
( 37 ) 
 PSALM CXIIL StepmyTu^e. Pag. XV. 
 
 I VE children which do ferve the Lord, 
 praife ye his name with one accord j 
 yea bleffed be always the fame : 
 
 z And from the rifing of the Sun, 
 unto its place of going down, 
 let all his noble afls proclaim. 
 
 3 The Lord all people doth furmount, 
 his glory we may ever count, 
 
 above the Heavens high to be. 
 
 4 WithGod theLord who may compare, 
 whofe dwellings in the Heavens are, 
 
 of fuch great pow'r and force is lie. 
 
 5 He doth abafe himfelf, we know, 
 to caft his eyes on things below, 
 
 and alio in the Heav ns above, 
 
 6 The poor out of the dull: to raife, 
 and give the needy profp'rous days; 
 
 his mercy only did him move. 
 
 7 That he might place him in degree, 
 with princes of great dignity, 
 
 that rule his people with great fame, 
 
 8 The barren he doth make to bear, 
 and joyfully to raife an heir: 
 
 therefore praife ye his holy name. 
 
 FIN. PSALM 
 
C 5^ ) 
 PSALM CXVL RochelTa^^e.?ag.I,lL 
 
 1 T Love the Lord becaufe he hath 
 X receivM my voice and pray'r : 
 And when on hhn I calPd in need^ 
 
 he did incline his ear. \ 
 
 2 Ev'n when the cruel fnares of death,., 
 
 about befet me round : 
 And whenasieizM with pains of Hell, ; 
 I wo and forrow found. 
 
 3 Upon the name of God, my Lord, 
 
 then did I call and fay ; 
 Deliver thou my foul, O Lord, 
 I do thee humbly pray. 
 
 4 Juft is the Lord and merciful, 
 
 to wrath and anger flow : 
 And in our God, compaffion doth 
 moft plentifully flow. 
 
 5 The Lord in fafety doth preferve 
 
 all thofe who Ample t e : 
 I was in great diftrefs ; yetftill 
 the Lord delivered me. i 
 
 6 And now my foul, fince thou art fafe,.;^] 
 
 return unto thy reft ; ^. 
 
 And love thy God, who unto thee, I 
 his bounty hath exprefl:* 
 
( 39 ; 
 
 PSALM cxvii. 
 
 St. David's Trme. Pag. IV. 
 
 I /^ All ye nations of the world, 
 \^ praife ye the Lord always : 
 And all ye people ev'ry where 
 fet forth his noble praife- 
 
 a For great his kindnefs is to us, 
 his truth is ftill the fame : 
 Wherefore praife ye theLord our God ^ 
 • praife ye his holy name. 
 
 FIN. 
 
 DOXOLOGY. 
 
 To Father J Son^ and Holy Ghojt^ 
 
 immortal Glory be : 
 As rvas^ is mw^ and (hall be Jl ill 
 
 to all Eternity. 
 
 PSALM 
 
(4o) 
 
 PSALM CXVIII. PartllL 
 
 Exeter Tune. Pag. V. 
 
 2 r T Will give thanks to thee, O Lord,. 
 ^ whofe mercy I have (t^n ; 
 For thou haft heard my pray V^and haft 
 my great deliverance been. 
 
 2 2 The ftone which e'er this time among 
 the builders was refused : 
 Is now become the corner ftone, 
 and chiefly to be us d. 
 
 23 This was the mighty work of God., 
 this was the Lord's own faft ; 
 
 And it is wondrous to behold 
 this great and noble adh 
 
 24 This is the joyful day indeed 
 which God himfelf hath wrought : 
 
 O let us then rejoyce therein, 
 in word, in hearty in thought. 
 
 25 Now help us, Lord, and profper us, 
 we pray with one accord : 
 
 BleiTed is he that comes to us, 
 in the name of the Lord. 
 
 PSALM 
 
(41 ) 
 PSALM CXIX. 
 
 Rochel Tune. Pag. I, II. 
 
 I T>Le{red are they that perfeftare^ 
 ^ and pure in mind and heart : 
 Whofe lives and converfations, 
 
 from God's laws never ftart. 
 BleiTed are they that give themfelves^ 
 
 his ftatutes to obfcrve : 
 Seeking the Lord with all their heart, 
 
 and never from him fwerve. 
 
 Doubtlefs fuch men go not afiray, 
 
 nor wickednefs commit : 
 Which ftedfaftly walk in his way, 
 
 and wander not from it. 
 It is thy will and pkafure, Lord, 
 
 that with attentive heed : 
 Thy noble and divine commands, 
 
 \\Q keep in word and deed. 
 
 PSALM 
 
(40 
 PSALM CXIX 
 
 Norwich Tune. Pag. X. 
 
 5 T Ord for thy mercies fake vouchfafe 
 ■ , fo to dired my ways, 
 
 That I thy ftatutes my obferve, 
 and follow all may days. 
 
 6 So fhall no fhame my life attend, 
 
 whilft thee my God I pleafe : 
 And always bend my watchful mind, 
 to ftudy thy decrees, 
 
 7 Then will I praife^^ith upright heart, 
 
 and magnifie thy name : 
 When I thy righteous will fhall learn, 
 and iikewife do the fame. 
 
 8 Then wholly will I give my felf, 
 
 thy facred paths to trace; 
 Forfake me not, for ever, Lord, 
 but (hew thy faving grace. 
 
 ^un^XL 
 
(43 ) 
 ^mUV XL PSALM CXXV. 
 
 JerfeyTune. Pag.XVIIL 
 
 1 C Uch as in God the Lord do trufl:, 
 ^ fliall as mount Sion firmly ftand, 
 
 not to be movM by any hand : 
 The Lord will count them right &juft; 
 fo that they ihall be fure 
 for ever to endure. 
 
 2 As mighty mountains high and great; 
 
 Jerujdem about do clofe : 
 fo wiil the Lord enconipafs thoCb 
 Who on his godly will do wait : 
 they are to him fo dear, 
 that they need never fear. 
 
 3 For tho' the righteous he may try, 
 
 by making wicked men his rod, 
 left they lliould turn afide from God ; 
 Yet Iliall not this their Lot ftillbe: 
 Lord grant to us thy light, 
 whofe hearts are true and right. 
 
 But as for fuch as turn afide, (fought, 
 to crooked ways which they have 
 theL^will bring them foon to nought, 
 
 And they withYinners Qiall abide : 
 but peace with Ifrael 
 for evermore fhall dwell. 
 
 FIN. PSALM 
 
( 44 ) 
 St. PSALM CXXVIII. 
 
 Mary^s Tune. Pag. XII. 
 
 iTDLefled art thou that feareftGod, 
 ^ and walkeft in his way : 
 For of thy labour thou fhalt eat, 
 and happy be alway. 
 
 3 Thy wife like to the fruitfal Vine 
 upon thy houfe (liall fprout : 
 Thy Children ftand like Olive- plants^ 
 thy table round about. 
 
 3 Thus fhall the man that feareth God, 
 
 blelTedand happy be;. 
 And fhall behold Jerufalem 
 in great profperity. 
 
 4 Yea, he his Childrens Children fhall 
 
 behold, as they increafe; 
 And in his country fhall enjoy 
 profperity and peace. 
 
 FIN. 
 
 FSALM 
 
(45 ) 
 PSALM CXXXIIL 
 
 Canterbury Tune. Pag. VII. 
 
 1 ^'^H ! what a happy thing it is, 
 V J and joyful fight to fee : 
 Where Brethren fait together hold, 
 
 the band of unity. 
 
 2 It calls to mind the fweet perfume, 
 was by that ointment fpread : 
 
 Which by the Lord's command was 
 on Aaron s facred head. (pour'd 
 
 Which fell not on his head alone, 
 but wet his beard, and flowM 
 
 From thence upon th'attire he wore 
 within the houfe of God. 
 
 4 And as the lower ground doth drink 
 the dew of Hermon hill ; 
 And Sion with his filver drops 
 the fields with fruit doth fill : 
 
 ' Ev'n fo the Lord doth pour on them 
 
 his bleflings manifold: 
 Whofe heart and mind without all guile 
 
 this knot doth keep and hold. 
 
 . F/M PSALM 
 
<40 
 PSALM CXXXIV. 
 
 Southwel Tune. Pag. XL 
 
 1 13 Ehold and have regard, 
 X3 ye fervants of the Lord ; 
 Which in his houfe by night do watch, 
 
 praife him with one accord. 
 
 2 Lift up your hands on high, 
 
 unto his holy place: 
 And give the Lord his praifes due, 
 his benefits embrace. 
 
 y For why ? the Lord who did 
 both Earth and Heaven frame ; 
 Doth Sion blefs, and will preferve 
 for evermore the fame. 
 
 FIN. 
 
 D O X O L O G y. 
 
 The Son and Holy Ghefi^ 
 
 with God the Father^ One : 
 All Porvr and Glory do enjo/y 
 
 as they hav? ever done. 
 
 ^wm xiL 
 
C47; 
 
 ^untjat XII. 
 
 PSALM CXXXVIII. 
 
 St. David's Tune. Pag. IV. 
 
 I 'TF^O thee I'll lift my grateful heart, 
 X to thee my voice I'U raife, 
 Ev'n in the prefence of the Gods, 
 I will advance thy praife. 
 
 ■X Towards thy holy Temple I, 
 will look and worfhip thee : 
 And praifed in my thankful mouth, 
 thy glorious name fhall be. 
 
 5 But chiefly for thy tender love 
 and truth, I'll fpread thy fame : 
 For by thy word thou over all 
 haft magnifi'd thy name. 
 
 \ 
 
 4 Whene'er I call'd upon thee. Lord, 
 thou anfweredft my cry : 
 And of thy tender mercy didft 
 my foul with ftrength fupply. 
 
 ,^l 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 48 ) 
 PSALM CXL. 
 
 Wmdfor Tune. Pag. XIII. 
 
 4|^ Eepme^OLordjfrom wicked hands, 
 and caufe me to abide : 
 Free from the cruel man that would 
 foon make my footfteps Aide. 
 
 5 The proud have laid a fnare for me, 
 
 and fpread abroad their net : ^^ 
 
 And in the way that I fliould go, 
 their traps for me have k>t. 
 
 6 But I will fay unto the Lord, 
 
 thou art my God alone ; 
 Hear me, O Lord, or hear my voice, ; 
 wherewith I make my moan. 
 
 7 O Lord, my God, thou only art 
 
 the ftrength that faveth me : 
 My head in day of Battle hath « 
 been covered ftill by thee. 
 
 Or the Te Deum. Pag. 56. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 49; 
 
 PSALM CXLI. 
 
 Loridon Tune. Pag. III. 
 
 I. /^ Lord, upon thee do I call, 
 V^ Lord haft thee unto me : 
 And hearken, Lord unto my voice, 
 when I do cry to thee. 
 
 2 As incenfe let my prayer be 
 
 accepted in thine eyes : 
 And the up-lifting of my hands, 
 
 as Evening Sacrifice.. 
 
 1 3 And to this end do thou, O Lord, 
 my mouth from folly keep ; 
 And fo'watche'er my lips that nought 
 amifs from them may flip. 
 
 4 And not fo only, but preferve 
 with thefe, my heart from fin : 
 That thro^ thy grace, no evil thought? 
 may ever dwell therein. 
 
 D PSALM 
 
( 50) 
 PSALM CXU. 
 
 MdYtyrsTune. Pag. VI. 
 
 8 /^ Lord, my God, in my diftrdfs 
 V^ I lift mine eyes to thee : 
 In thee is all my truft, let not 
 
 my foul forfaken be, 
 
 9 Prcferv,e me, Lord, from thofe who 
 
 to catc'i me laid their fnare : (have 
 And from the fecret traps of them 
 that wicked workers are. 
 
 10 As for the wicked, make thou them 
 in their own nets to fall : 
 
 Whiift by thy help I doefcape 
 the danger of them all. 
 
 F / N. 
 
 . D O X O L O G Y. 
 
 To Father^ Son^ a^jd HjIj Ghotl^ 
 
 imm.rtAl Glory be : 
 As xvas^ is riojv^ ai^d jJdall be Jlill 
 
 to a'l Eternity. 
 
 PSALV 
 
( ^o 
 
 ^untia^ xiiL 
 
 PSALM CXLIV. 
 
 Tork Tune. Pag. IX. 
 
 I A Wake my harp, let us begin 
 ±\ a Song unto the Lord : 
 With Mufick let us fend it up, 
 to God with one accord.. 
 
 ;o For he, 'tis he alone, does give 
 deliv'rance unto Kings : 
 And to his fervant David^ help 
 in midft of danger brings. 
 
 ii From ftrangers he has faved me, 
 whofe mouth talks vanity : 
 And u^hofe right-hand,a right-hand is 
 of guile and fubcilty. 
 
 D O X O L O G Y. 
 
 To Father^ Son^ and Holy Ghofiy 
 all Glory be therefore : 
 \ As in beginning jvas^ is now^ 
 and JhafI be evermore. 
 
 D 2 PSALM 
 
C J2 ; 
 
 PSALM CXLV. 
 St. James's Tune. Pag. VIH. 
 
 1 ^TpHEE will I laud, my God & King/ 
 
 -i and blefs thy name alway : 
 For ever will I praife thy name, 
 and biefs thee day by day. 
 
 2 Great is the Lord, moft worthy praife, 
 
 his greatnefs none can reach ; 
 Therefore from age to age, let all 
 thy praife and power teach. 
 
 5 I of thy glorious Majefty, 
 the beauty will record ; 
 And meditate upon thy vt^orks, 
 moft wonderful, O Lord. 
 
 e 
 
 4 AncJ let all others joyn with me 
 thy power to declare : 
 For I to puhlifh all abroad, 
 thy goodnefs will not fpare. 
 
 PSALM 
 
( 53 ) 
 
 PSALM CXLV. 
 
 RochelTtine. Pag. I, IL 
 
 17 ''Tr^HE Lord is jiift in all his ways^ 
 
 X his works are holy all : 
 He's near to fuch as call en him 
 • in truth that on him call, 
 
 18 He the requeft ofrall fuch men 
 as fear him will fulfill : 
 
 And he will hear them when they cry; 
 will help and fave them ftill 
 
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 19 The Lordpreferves all thofe that beac 
 to him a loving heart: 
 
 But as for wicked men, he them 
 will utterly fubvert. 
 
 20 Mythankful moutliAall gladly fpeak 
 the praifes of the Lord : 
 
 And let all flefh, to praife his name 
 for evermore accord. 
 
 FIN. 
 
 
 D 3 F3ALM 
 
(54) 
 
 PSALM CXLVIII. 
 
 Charenton Tune. Pag. XX; 
 
 I ^^IvQ laud unto the Lord, 
 VJT from Heaven that is fo high 
 Praife him in deed and word 
 above the ftariy sky, 
 X And alfo ye, ® 
 his angels all, 
 armies royal, 
 Praife chearfully; 
 
 9 
 
 5 Praife him both Sun and Moon, 
 which are fo clear and bright : 
 The fame of you be done, 
 ye gUttering Stars of night. 
 
 4 And you no kfs^ 
 
 ye Heavens fair, 
 and clouds of th' air, 
 
 5 His laud exprefs. 
 
 Lor^s 
 
( ^5 ) 
 
 Lord's Prayer. Tnndfor Time. ?^g XIIL 
 
 OUR Father which in Heaven art, 
 Lord, hallowed be thy name: 
 Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done : 
 
 in Earth, even as the fame 
 In Heaven is : Give us, O Lord, 
 
 our daily bread this day. * • 
 As we forgive our Debtors, fo 
 
 forgive our Debts we pray. 
 Into temptation lead us not, 
 
 from evil make us free : 
 For kingdom, power and glory thine, 
 
 both now and ever be. FIK 
 
 Lament, of a Sinner. Martyr's Tww^.Pag.-VI. 
 
 1 /^ Lord turn J30t away thy face, 
 V-^ from him that profti ate lies : 
 Lamenting at thy mercy gate, 
 
 his fins and miferies'. 
 
 2 Which gate thou openeft wide to thofe 
 
 that do lament their fin. 
 Shut not that gate againit me. Lord, 
 but let me enter in. 
 
 3 And call me not to an account, 
 
 how I have lived here ^ 
 For then, I know (wich fhame) Lord, 
 how vile I (hall appear. 
 
 4 I need not to confeli' my life, 
 
 I'm certain thou canlt tell: 
 What I have been, and what I am^ 
 I'm fure thou know'ft it well Ta 
 
( 50 
 Te Deum, 
 
 Savoy Tune. Pag. XIV. 
 
 OGod, we praife thee, and we own' 
 Thee to be Lord and King alone : 
 All the whole earth doth worlhip thee, 
 The Father from eternity. 
 
 To thee all Angels loudly cry, 
 
 The Heav'ns and all the PowVs on high ; 
 
 Cherubs and Seraphim proclaim, 
 
 And cry thrice holy to thy name. I 
 
 Lord God of hofts, thy prefence bright \ 
 Fills Heav'n k Earthwith beauteous light 
 Th' Apoftles glorious company. 
 The Prophets fellowfhip, praife thee. 
 
 The crowned Martyrs noble hofir^ 
 The holy Church in every coaft, 
 Thine infinite perfections own, 
 Father of Majefty unknown : 
 
 Giving all adoration 
 
 Unto thy true and only Son, 
 
 And to the Holy Gholl from whom, 
 
 As the fole Spring, our comforts come. 
 
(57) 
 
 X)rdination Hymn. 
 
 Savoy Tune. Pag. XIV. 
 
 COme Holy Ghoft our Souls infpire, 
 And lighten with celeftial fire: 
 Thou the anointing fpiric art, 
 Who doft thy fev'n ibid gifts impart. 
 
 2 Thy bleffed Unftion from above. 
 Is comfort, lite, and fire of love : 
 Enable with perpetual light, 
 The dulnefs of our blinded fight, 
 
 J Anoint and chear our fo led face 
 With the abundance of thy grace : 
 Kt::ep far our foes, keep peace at home, 
 Where thou art guide, no ill c an come. 
 
 4 Teach us to know the Father, Son^ 
 ^ And thee of both to be but one : 
 :• That through the ages all along, 
 This fl:ill may be our endlefs Song, 
 
 A T A- 
 
 .J 
 
C 5^ ) 
 
 A Table of the Prayers^ Sermons 
 and Sacraments; in the Parilh-Church 
 of St. Jameses Wefiminfler^ through^ 
 out the Year. 
 
 'Brayer^ every day^ at Six ( In the Jfinter^ at 
 
 Seven ) and Eleven in the Morning^ and at 
 
 Three and Six in the Afternoon, 
 Prayers and Sermons every Lord's-day at Ten 
 
 and Three; 
 ]As alfu Prjyers at Six or Seven in the Mormtg 
 
 and Five in the afternoon. 
 
 ^'S{£Hlt'"' H' ^""■"'"'- 
 
 Every Sui ddy ^ro!i\ ^ C 
 
 Frt/w S^inday toTri->< I Sacrament. 
 
 Tif/VxS'inday, j C 
 
 New- Years D;iy, I Sermon, i Sacrament.'- 
 
 Afi^ednefdayy i Sermon. 
 
 till the P#£»« week, J (^ 
 
 P^/7« S'lniay^ 2 Sacrament?. 
 
 Good-Fridayy I Sermon, 
 
 Ectfter-day^ 2 Sacraments. 
 
 iW^j' 29. Prayers. 
 
 Whitfundayj 2 Sacraments. 
 
 November the Fifth, l Sermon. ^ 
 
 Chriftmafs'dayy 1 Seriiior, 2 Sacraments, 
 
 All 
 
(59) 
 
 'All other publlckFafis If ^ c;^^^„^ 
 and Thanksgivings, J {. 
 
 'Every Thu^fday from^ r 
 
 . after £^y?er Week to^< Catechlfing. 
 w Ididfummer-duyy j (, 
 
 If the Thurfday ^^ ^ Fejlival-day^ the Catechu 
 jing for that Day is omitted. 
 
 Note, That all fejlivahdays when there is a 
 Sermon, Prayers begin as on Sundays, exc^t 
 the State Fejlivals^ on which they begin a quar^ 
 ter before Eleven. 
 
 All Fajling days the Morving-Fr ay ers begin at 
 Eleven^ the Evening a little before Three, 
 
 When there are two Saaaments^ the frji 
 Morning- Service begins at Seven^ thefccond at 
 Ten a Clock. 
 
 Upon all other Sacrament-days^ the Morning 
 Service begins tifiially a quarter fooner^ the 
 Evening a quarter later than upon other Sun- 
 
 The dailj Morning Prayers fro?n Michael- 
 mas to Candlemas^ begin not till Seven in the 
 Morning, 
 
 \ 
 
 In 
 
( 60 ) 
 
 In the Chappel \x\Kjng-jirett. 
 
 Prayers and Sermons every Suniay Morning 
 and Evening before Ten and before Three. 
 
 Prayers every WeeLday 4 times as at the 
 Church. 
 
 Every ChYiftmas-day^ and other folemn Fafts 
 and Thankfgivings, i Sermon, as at the 
 Church. 
 
 The laft Sunday of every Month a Sacrament 
 
 Chriflmai'day^ Eajler-day^ and TFhitfiinday^ a 
 Sacrament, 
 
 In the Cbappel in Banvick-JIreet. 
 
 Prayers and Sermons every Sunday Morning 
 and Evening before Ten and before Three. 
 
 Prayers every Week-day at Eleven and Five- 
 
 Every Chrijlmas^day^ and other folemn Faffs 
 and Thankfgivings, i Sermon, as at the 
 Church. 
 
 The firft Sunday of every Month a Sacrament, \ 
 
 I 
 
 Chrijimafs'day^ Eajler-day^ and Whitfunday^ a I 
 ^ Sacrament. 
 
 FINIS. 
 
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