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2 Veni Creator. CANT VS. I. Farmer. 
 
 Ci^^lisiiiiEliililig 
 
 Ome holy Ghoii etcrnall God, proceeding from aboue : both 
 
 ^gigiiiiiii^iiililiiig 
 
 from the Father & the forme, the God of peace & lone. Vifit our minds & 
 into vs, thy heauenly grace infpire: that in all truth and godlynefie, 
 
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 vrec may hauc true defiie. 
 
 TENO%. 
 
 Ome holy Ghoft eternall God, proceeding from aboue:. both 
 
 / from the Father & the fon no, the God of peace & loue. Vifa our minds & 
 
 iil^iij^iiii^llliiiiiil 
 
 into vs, thy heauenly grace infpire, th3t in all truth and godlynefle, 
 
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 wee may haue true defire. 
 
 Thou art the very comforter, 
 
 in all woanddiftrefle: 
 The heauenly gift of God moft hie, 
 
 which no tongue can exprefle. 
 The fountaine and the liuely fpring, 
 
 of ioy celeftiali : 
 The fire fo bright the loue fo cleere, 
 
 and vmftion fpirituall. 
 
 Thou in thy gifts aft manifold, 
 whereby Chrifts Church doth ftand: 
 In faithfull harts writing thy law, 
 
 the finger of Gods hand. 
 According to thy promife made* 
 
 thou giueft fpeech of grace : 
 That through thy help the prajfe of God, 
 
 may ftand in euery place. 
 
 O holy Ghoft into our witts, 
 
 fend dovvne thy heauenly light: 
 Kindle our harts with feruent loue, 
 
 to ferue god day and night. 
 Strength & ftablish all our weakneflfc, 
 
 fo feeble and fo fraile : 
 That neither flesh, the vvoild,nor diuelU 
 
 agaicft vs doe preuaile. 
 
 Put back ourenimies far from vs 
 
 and graunt vs to obtajne : 
 Peace in our harts with God Sc w$i± 
 
 without grudge or difdaine. 
 And gtaunt(0 Lordjthat thou bceinj 
 
ZJetti Creator. 
 
 tALTVS. 
 
 l.Tarmer. 
 
 Ome holy Ghoft eternall God, proceeding from aboue, both 
 
 f ffftJr - *\*TrT .t?ti«fi ;. f ^ 
 
 from the Father & the Sonne, the God of peace & loue. Vifir our minds & 
 in- to vs, thy heauenly grace infpire: that in all truth and godlineife, 
 
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 wee may haue true de- (Ire. 
 
 <B ASSVS. 
 
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 Ome holy ghoft eternall God, proceeding from aboue, both 
 from the Father & the Sonne, the God of peace & lone. Vifit our minds 8c 
 into vs, thy heauenly grace infpire, that inall truth and godlinefle, 
 
 li^flil 
 
 wee may haue true defire. 
 
 our leader and our guide: 
 Wee may efchevv the (i :arerfof finne, 
 and from thee neuei Aide. 
 
 To vs fiich plentie of thy grace, 
 
 good Lord,graunt wee thee pray : 
 That thou maicftbee our comforter. 
 
 atrhelaftdreadfullday. 
 Of all ftrtfe and diflention. 
 
 O Lord diflblwe the bandes • 
 And make the knots of peace and loue, 
 
 throughout all ChrilHan lands. 
 
 Graiit vs O Lord through thee to kno?v 
 
 the Father mod of might : 
 Thas of thy dcaw neioucd Sonne, 
 
 ME$E=— =E 
 
 wee may attaine the fight. 
 And that with perfect faith alfo, 
 wee may acknowledge thee : 
 The fpirit of them both alvvay, 
 
 one God in perfons three. 
 
 Latide and praife bee to the Father, 
 
 and to the Sonne equall: 
 And to the holy Spirit alfo, 
 
 one God coeternall. 
 And pray wee that the onely Sonne, 
 
 vouchfafe his fpirit to fend : 
 To all that doe profefle his name, 
 
 rnto the worlds end. 
 
 Ai* 
 
 OLos* 
 
4 The humble fitte of a fmner. I. Farmer, 
 
 . CANTVS. 
 
 Ol^i^itiiiiil^iiiliigii 
 
 Lord of whom I doe depend, behold my caicfuil hart: & when 
 
 jgiiggiliiiiiliijiiiiiiigg 
 
 thy will &. plefure is, releafe raee of my faun. Thoufecft my forrovves 
 what they are, my griefe is knovvne to thee, and there is none that can 
 
 iiiiliilii;g3||iiliii^i 
 
 remoue, qr take the fame from mce. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 Lord of whom I doe depend, behold my carefull hart: & when > 
 
 lliliillliliiiiiiifiil 
 
 thy will and pftafure is, rcleafe mec of my {mart. Thou fec-ft m y forrovves 
 
 iiiilllieillljliiilii^l 
 
 what they are, my griefe is knovvne to thee, & there is none that can re- 
 
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 mouc, or take the fame from mce. 
 
 But onely thou whofe ayde I craue, 
 
 wfiofe mcrcie (till is pivft: 
 To eafc all thole that come to thee, 
 
 for fuccour and for reft. 
 And fith thou fecft ray rcftleffe eyes, 
 
 my teates and greeuous grone : 
 Attend vnto my fute (O Lord) 
 
 marke well my plaint and mone. 
 
 Fot,frnue hath fo enclofed mee, 
 
 and compaft nice about: 
 
 Thar I am now remedileflc, 
 
 If nicrcie help not outi 
 
 For mortallmcn cannot rcle.ife, 
 
 or mittigatc this painc: 
 But cuen thy Chriftiny Lord and God, 
 
 which for my finne was ilaine. 
 
 Whofe bloudy wounds arc yet to fee, 
 
 Though not with moitalleye: 
 Yet doe thy Saints behold them all, 
 
 and fo Itruftsfialll. 
 Though finne doth hinder mee awhile* 
 
 when thou shait fee it good: 
 I shall cnioy the fight of him, 
 
 and fee his vvoimds and bloiufc 
 
The humble fate ofafaner. 
 
 ALTV S. 
 
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 Lord of whom I doe depend, behold my carefull hart : & when 
 
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 thy will and pleafure is, releafe me of my fmart.Thou feeft my fbrrowes 
 
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 what they are, my griefe is knovvne to thee, & there is none that can re- 
 
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 mouc, or take the fame from mee. 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
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 Lord of whom I doe depend, beehold my carefull hart: & when 
 
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 thv will and pleafure is, relcale me of my fmart. Thou leeft my forrowes 
 what they are, my griefe is knovvne to thee, & there is none that can re- 
 
 fo- J+y lUag 
 
 moue, or take the fame from mee. 
 
 And as thine Angel!s>and thy saints, 
 
 doe now behold the fame: 
 So trnft I to pofiTefie that place, 
 
 with them to praife thy name. 
 Butwhilftl Hue heere in -this vale, 
 
 where finners doe frequent : 
 Affift mee euer with thy grace, 
 
 u»y fmnts ftill to lament. 
 
 X-eaft that I tread in miners trace, 
 
 and giue them my confent : 
 To dwell with them in vvickcdnefTv> 
 
 where* natme is b*nt> 
 
 Onely thy grace miift bee my ftay, 
 
 leaft that 1 fall downcflat: 
 And beeing downe then of ray felfe* 
 
 cannot recouer that. 
 
 VVherefore this is yet once agame, 
 
 my fute and my requcft : 
 To graunt mee pardon for my finne, 
 
 that I in thee may reft. 
 Then shall my heart, my tonguc,& voice, 
 
 bee inftruments of praife: 
 And in thy church & houfc of Saints, 
 £ng Pfalmes to thee alvvaies. 
 A.iiij. OCom* 
 
g Vcnite exultemus.Pfal. XCV. C A N T V S. I.Faracr.' 
 
 o ^p^.^ill)li|Sii|||^ii 
 
 Come & let vs now reioyce, and fi.ig vnto the Lord : and to our 
 
 ^Sl^liiillllliiiiiiili 
 
 onely Sauiour, alfo with one accord. O let vs come before his face, with 
 
 ii^§|g;il:iiill!iifliiii 
 
 inward reuerencc : confeiling all our former finnes, & that with diligence. 
 
 TENOR. 
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 & o iii§|iplil3 : |liilili'pi 
 
 Come and let vs now reioyce, & fingvuto the Lord ;& to our 
 
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 onely Sauiour, alfo with one accord. O let vs come before his face, with 
 
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 inward reucrence ; confeJfiug ail our former finnes, & that with diligence. 
 
 To thank him for his benefits, 
 
 alvvay distributing : 
 VVherefore to him right ioy fully, 
 
 in Pfalmes now let vs flag. 
 And that beecaule thit God alone, 
 
 is Lord magnificent : 
 And eke aboue all other Gods, 
 
 a King omnipotent. 
 
 Jlis people doth not hee forfake, 
 
 at any time or tide? 
 And in his hands are all the coails, 
 
 of all the world fo wide. 
 And with his louing countenance, 
 
 hee iooketh euery where t 
 Aiid doth behold the tops of all 
 
 the moisntaines,farre and neerc. 
 
 The fea and all that is therein, 
 
 are his, for hee them made : 
 And eke his hands hath fashioned 
 
 the earth.- which doth not fade. 
 O come therefore and worship him* 
 
 anddowne becforehim fail : 
 And let vs weepe before the Lord, 
 
 the which hath made vs all. 
 
 Hee is our Qod,our Lord and king, 
 
 and wee tds people are J 
 His flock and sheepe of his pafturc, 
 
 on vvhome hee taketh care. 
 This day if ye w ill heare his voyce, 
 
 yet harden not your hart; 
 As in the bitter murmuring, 
 
 when ye were indeiaic 
 
 Te Deum.S.Amb. 
 
 CAN TVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 w w R E E prayfe thee God, wee knowledge thee,the onely Lord to bee, 
 
 E E praifc ;hee God,wcc knowledge thee, the onely Lord to bee, 
 
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 Vcnite exnltemus.Pfal.XCV. 1LTVS, T. Fanner. 
 
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 Come and let vs now reioyce, & fing vnto the Lord>& to our 
 
 onely Sauiour, alfo with one accord. O let vs come before his face, with 
 
 inward reuerence: confefSng all our former linnes, & that with diligence. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Come and let vs now teioyce, & fing vnto the Lord : & to our 
 onely Sauiour, al- fb vvith one accord. O let vs come before his face,vvith 
 
 inward reuerence : confeiTing all our 
 VVhich thing was of their negligence, 
 
 committed in their time 
 Of troublcin the vvilderneffe, 
 
 a great and grieuous crime. 
 Whereas your fathers tempted mee, 
 
 and tryed mce cnery way : 
 They pronedmee and faw my works, 
 
 what I co.ild doe or fay. 
 
 Thefe fortie yeeres I haue beene griuM, 
 
 vvith all this generation: 
 And euermore I fayd,they erred, 
 
 i:i their imagination. 
 VVherwith their harts were fore com- 
 
 lotig time and many dayes : (bred,) 
 
 VVherefore 1 know afTuredly : 
 
 tr.ey naue not knovven my vvayes. 
 
 former finnes, & that with diligence 
 To whom I in mine anger fwore, 
 
 that they should not bee blcit: 
 Kor fee my ioy celeftiall, 
 
 nor enter in my rert. 
 
 Gloria patri. 
 
 AH Uud and praife be to the Lord,. 
 
 O that of might art moft : 
 To God the Father and the Sonne, 
 
 and to the holy Ghoft. 
 As it in the beginning was, 
 
 for euer heeretofore: 
 And is now at this prefent time* 
 
 and shall bee euermore. 
 
 Te Deum. S-Amb. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 EE praife thee God,wc knowledge thee, the onely Lord to bee, 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 £ E praife thceGod,wec knowledge thcc,thc onely Lord so bee. 
 
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 CANT VS. 
 
 afil 
 
 and as eternall father all, the earth doth worship thee.To thee all Angels 
 
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 cry, the heauens & all the powers therein . To thee Cherub and Seraphin, 
 
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 to cry titcy doe not lin. 
 
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 TENOR. 
 
 ^&ill?flSili3iili^i^g 
 
 and as eternall father all, the earth doth worship thee. To thee all Angels, 
 
 iifililllifllliflli 
 
 cry, the heauens and all the powers therein. To thee Cherub and Seraphin, 
 
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 t« cry they doe not lin. 
 O Holy,Holy,Holy,Lord, 
 
 of Saboth Lord the God : 
 Through heauen and earth thy pray/e is 
 
 and glory all abroad. (fpiead,) 
 
 The Apoftlcs glorious company, 
 
 yeeld prayfes vnto thee : 
 The Prophets goodly felowsip, 
 
 prayfe thee continually. 
 
 The noble and victorious hoaft, 
 of Martirs found thy prayfe : 
 
 The holy Church throughout the world 
 doth knowledge thee ahvaies. 
 
 Father of endlefie maiellie, 
 they doe acknowledge thee : 
 
 Thy Chriit thine honorable true, 
 and onely fonne to bee. 
 
 The holy ghoft the comforter, 
 
 of glory thou art king: 
 O Chrift and of the father art, 
 
 the Sonne euerlafting. 
 When finfull mans decay in hand, 
 
 thou tookft to reftore : 
 To bee inclofde in Virgins wombe, 
 
 thou diddeft not abhorre. 
 
 When thou hadft ouercome of death* 
 
 the sharp and cruell might : 
 Thou heauens kingdoruc didft fet ope, 
 
 /.Farmer. 
 
 Thefongofthe yChUJren. CANT VS. 
 
 A 11 v*»/» fM/nrl-c nfflftA *h#» Ti-»r/4 K1/»flf> vi» rh* Lnrd nravfr him aivl 
 
 All yec works of God the Lord,blefle yc the Lord prayfe him and, 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^■^ All vee i/t/nrlr.< of find thr Inrd-bleflfe ve*» rfce I orW.m aifr him and 
 
 AU yec works of God the Loid,bkiTe yee the Lor^piaiic him an* 
 
'ALTVS. 
 
 and as eternall father all, the earth doth worship thee.To thee all Angels 
 cry.the heauens Sc all the powers therein : To thee Cherub and Seraphin, 
 
 tw cry they doe not iin. 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
 and as eternal! father ail, the earth doih worship thee. To thee all Angel; 
 
 crv,thc heauens & all the pov — " 
 
 Uliiil-il 
 
 cry,thc heauens & all the powers therein : To thee Chcnib and Seraphin 
 
 to cry they doc not lin. 
 
 to each belieuing vyight. 
 In glory of the Father,tl on, 
 
 docft iit at Gods right hand, 
 wee truft that thou shalt come«ur iudge 
 
 our cauie to vnderltand. 
 
 Lordhelp thy feruants whom thou haft, 
 
 bought with thy precious blond : 
 Ar.d in eternall glory fet, 
 
 them with thy Saints fo good. 
 O Lord doe thou try peo( le fane, 
 
 bleilc ti.ine inheritance : 
 Xo.d eouerne them and Lord doe thou, 
 
 for euer them aduance. 
 
 Wee magnihe thee day by day, 
 
 and world without allende: 
 Adore thy holy name O Lord, 
 
 vouchfafe vs to defend. 
 Fro.n fione this day haue mercy Lord» 
 
 haue mercy on vs all: 
 And on vs as wee truft in thee. 
 
 Lord let thy mercy fall. 
 
 O Lord I haue repofedall, 
 
 my confidence in thee : 
 Put to confounding shame therefore* 
 
 Lord let mee neuer bee. 
 
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 O liii iilSilHiilflgifii 
 
 Ail yee works of God the Lord,blefleyee thcLord,frrayfehim and 
 
 BA.SSV S. 
 
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 All yet works of God the Lord,bl«0c jCC the Loid 7 pra> fe him ar 4 
 
 magruHc 
 
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 CANT VS. 
 
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 magnifie him for c- uer. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 magnifie him for eucr. 
 2 ye the Angels of the Lord, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord tkc. 
 | O ye the ftarry heauens hye, 
 
 blclTe ye the Lord &c. 
 
 4 O ye the waters and the skye, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord Sic. 
 
 5 O all ye powers of the Lord, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord Sec. 
 
 6 O ye the shining Sunne & Moone, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord&c. 
 
 7 O ye the glittering Starres of heauen, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 S O ye the shovvcrs and dropping dew, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord&c. 
 f O ye the blowing winds of God, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 lo O ye the fire and warming heat, 
 
 'Benedict™. CAN TVS. 
 
 blefle ye the Lord Sec. 
 
 11 Ye winter and the fummer tide, 
 blefle ye the Lord See. 
 
 12 O ye the dewes and binding froftes, 
 blefle ye the Lord Sec. 
 
 IS O ye the froft and chilling cold, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 14 O ye congealed yfe and fnow, 
 blefle ye the Lord Sec. 
 
 15 O ye the nights and lightfome daies» 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 16 Oyethedarkuefleandthelyght, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 17 O ye the lightning and the clouds, 
 blefle ye the Lord&c. 
 
 18 O let the earth eke blefle the Lord, 
 yea blefle the Lord&c. 
 
 /. Farmer. 
 
 H Eoncly Lord oflfraell, be praifed cuermore : For through his 
 vifitation, & mercy kept in ftore: his people now he hath redeemd, that long 
 
 ' hath becne in thrall: & fpread abroad his failing healthy on his /truants all- 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 H E onely Lord of Ifraell> bee praifed euermore: For through his 
 
 g!lfe£i!e§litei=i=iig 
 
 vifitation, 8c mercy kept in ftorethis people now hee hath redeemd ,that long 
 
 bath becne in thraiJ;& Jj>read abroad fctt failing hc*lth,vpoa his feruanu ill* 
 
ALTVS. 
 
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 ruagnifie him for euer. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 magnifie him for euer. 
 
 19 O ye the mountaines,and the hills, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 20 O all greene things on the earth, 
 blefTe ye the Lord Sec, 
 
 11 O ye the euer fpringing wells, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &t. 
 22 O ye the feas and ye the tfouds 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &o 
 2? Whales & all that in the water ro.ouc 
 
 blefTe ye the Lord &c. 
 
 24 O all ye flying foules of the ay re, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 25 O ail ye beafts and cattell eke, 
 blefle ye the Lord&c. 
 
 26 O ye the children of mankinde, 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 
 27 Let Jfiraell eke blefTe the Lor4 
 
 yea blefle the Lord &c 
 1% O ye the priefts of God the ior<^ 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 29 O ye the feruants of the Lord, 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 50 Ye fpirits & foules of righteous men, 
 
 blyfle ye the Lord &c. 
 ji O ye holy and ye meeke of hart 3 
 
 blefle ye the Lord &c. 
 ?i O Ananias blefTe the Lord, 
 
 bleiTe thou the Lord &c. 
 2 1 O Azarias blefTe the Lord, 
 
 blefTe thou the Lord &c. 
 And Mifaell blefTe thou the Lord, 
 
 blefTe thou the Lord &c. 
 
 BenediElus. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 T^jf^E^^pSSjE^Eig: 
 
 H E onely Lord of Ifraell, bee praifed euermore:For through hia 
 
 vifitation, Si. mercy kept in ftore:his people now he hath redeeiud, that long 
 
 gllfiilllitilimiil^HI 
 
 hath beenc in thrall;& Tpread abroad his failing health, vpon his feruants alL 
 
 BA S S VS. 
 
 HE onely Lord of Ifraell, bee praifed euermore :For through his 
 
 IS^giif^^^^^ 
 
 ? ifitation, & mercy kept in ftoreihis people now he hath redeemed,that long 
 
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 fcath becne in thrall;* Tpread abroad his fauing heaith,vpon hit feruantc all. 
 
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 HenediRitf. 
 
 In Damds houfe,his feruant true 
 According to his minde: 
 And alfo Lis annoyntcd king, 
 As wee i:i Scripture rinde. 
 
 As by his holy Prophets all 
 ©ft times hee did declare, 
 
 The mercy which hee promlfed 
 Our Fathers to fulfill: 
 And think vpon his couenant made 
 According to his will. 
 
 And alfb to performe the oth, 
 
 The which were fince the world began, Which hee before hid fvvore 
 
 His waics for to prepare. To Abraham our father dcere, 
 
 For vs that were forlorr.e. 
 
 That wee might bee deliuered, That hee would giue himfelfe for vS 
 
 From thofe that mike debate : And vs from bondage bring. 
 
 Our enemies and from the hands Out of the hands of all our foes, 
 
 Of all that doe vs hate. To ierue our heauenly king. 
 
 Afagnificat, 
 
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 CANTVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 ^^iliM^if^lg€illii 
 
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 Y fouie doth magmfie the Lord,my fprite eke euermorc,reioyceth 
 
 p|li=l|i^iiii|ggE^illlll 
 
 in *-h*» T e\rA iiiv 0,c>A - whirh is mv Saiiinuiv fln/limlm'' Komnfd Y*** 
 
 in the Lord my God , which is my Sauiour. And why 4 : becaufe hee 
 
 llliflil^iiil^EiEiiiiiEiii 
 
 did regard, and gaue relpecT: vn- to, fo bale eitate of his hand mayd, 
 
 sMn 
 
 and let the mightie goe. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^ j ^y^jteft *-1ff!»t rt^ 
 
 Y foide doth magnifie the Lord,my fprite eke euermorc s reioyceth' 
 
 s^lliimiiigiiiiiii! 
 
 in the Lord my God, which is my Sauiour. And why *: beecaufe hee 
 
 did regard, and gaue refpect- vnto, fb bafe eftate erf his hand mayd> 
 
 gfep^p 
 
 and let the mighty goe. 
 
 For now behold all nations, 
 And generations all : 
 From this time forth for euermore» 
 Shall mceqght Wefled call; 
 
 Eecaufehee hath mee magnified* 
 Which is the Lord of might : 
 Whofe name bee euer fincttfic^i 
 And prayf'sd day and nighty 
 
Benedtctus. 
 
 To giue the knowledge how that tleir, 
 Saluation is nearc: 
 And that remiffion of their finncs* 
 Is through his mercy meerc. 
 
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 And that without all manner feare 
 
 And eke in rightcoufneffe:^ 
 
 And alfo for to leade our lne, 
 
 Inftedfaftholynes. 
 
 And thou(o child) which now art borne, 
 
 And of the Lord elect : VVherby the day fpring from on hi& 
 
 Shale be the Prophet of the highft 
 
 His waies for to direc*. 
 
 For thou shalt goe before his face, 
 For to prepare his waies : 
 And alfo for to teach his will, 
 And pleafure all the daies. 
 
 Is come vs for to vifit: 
 And thofe for to illuminate* 
 VVhich doe in darknefle fit. 
 
 To lighten thofe that shadowed be 
 With death and eke opprcft 
 And alio for to guyde our feete, 
 The way to peace and reft. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 Magnificat. . 
 
 Y foule doth magnifie the Lord, my fprite eke ener-more^eioyceth 
 in the Lord my God, which is my Sauiour. And why 5 becaufe hee 
 
 did re-gard, and gaue refpect vnto , fo bafe eftate of his hand mayd, 
 
 Z^Zli 
 
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 ±?3 
 
 and let the migbtie goe. 
 
 *3 ASSVS. 
 
 Y foule doth magnifie the Lord, ray fprite eke euermore,reioyceth 
 
 l^^H^HiMiiliig 
 
 in the Lord my God, which is my Sauiour . And why 5 becafe hee 
 
 did regard, and gaue refpeft vn-to, fo bafe eftate of his hand mayd, 
 
 and let the mighty goe. 
 For with his mercy and his grace* 
 - All men hee doth en iame : 
 Throughout all generations, 
 £© fucj) if fcttC IMS fUWfe 
 
 He shewed ftrength with his great ai 
 And made the proud to ilart ; 
 VVith all imaginations. 
 That (her bate in their text. 
 
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i± Magnificat. 
 
 He hath put downe the mtghtie ones, The hungrfe hee replenished, 
 
 From their fupernall feat : With all things that were good; 
 
 And did exalt the meeke in hart, And through his power he made the licit 
 
 As hee hath thought it meete. Oft times to want their foode. 
 
 Nuncdimittis. C ANTV S. , I. Farmer. 
 
 ^■^ Lord becaufe my harts defire>hath wished long to fee : my onely I ord 
 
 iSiiliiiliiliiii^liiiiil 
 
 & Sauiour,thy Tonne before 1 dye: The ioy & health of all mankind, defired 
 
 pp|^jigi^iiEfei§ggij|igJfpiE:^g : 
 
 long before, which now is come into the world, of mercy bringing ftorc. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^"^ Lord becaufe my harts de(ke,hath wished lorlg to fee-.my onely Lord 
 
 Iglfslilii^iiiiills 
 
 & fauiour thy fbnne before I dye.The ioye & health of all mankind.deficed 
 
 i^lpliiiilllilii^^li 
 
 long before: which now is come into the world, of mercy bringing (tore. 
 
 Thou fufifereft thv feruant now, Becaufe mine eyes, which thou haft made, 
 
 In peace for to depart: To giue my body light: 
 
 According to thy holy word, Haue now beheld thy failing health, 
 
 Which lightened my hart. Which is the Lord of might. 
 
 gtdcuncjuevult. CAN TVS. I. Farmer. 
 
 ' Human lb euerhee bee that/aUutioiivviUattayne:TheCatho- 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 as* 
 
 Hat man foeuer hec bee that,faluation will atwync :The Catho. 
 
LMaaniflcat. IJ 
 
 And railing tt> remembrance, According to his promlfc !&*&# 
 
 His mercy cuerie deale : To Abraham beefore : 
 
 Hath holpen vp affiftantly* And to his feede fuccenuielyi 
 
 His feruant Ifraell. To ftand for euexmore. 
 
 Nunc dimittis. ^ALTVS. I. Farmer. 
 
 ^~*^ Lord becaufe my harts defire,hath wished long to fee : my onely 
 
 Lord tic fatuour thy fonne before I die.The ioy & health of all mankindjdefired 
 long before : vvlich now is come into the world, of mercy bringing ftorc* 
 
 •B AS SVS. 
 
 Lord becaufe my harts defire , hath wished long to fee , my only 
 
 Lord & fauioar,thy fonne before I dye:The ioy & health of all mankind-defire 
 
 mmmmim^m. 
 
 long before: which now is come into the world, of mercy bringing itorfc 
 
 VVhome thou mercifully haft fet, The Gentiles to illuminate, 
 
 Of thine aboundant f race : And Sathan ouerquell : 
 
 ] n open fight and vifiblc, And eke to bee the glory of, 
 
 Before all peoples face. Thy people Ifraell. 
 
 JQuicuncjye vult. ssi L TVS. /. Farmer. 
 
 Hat man foeuer he be that, faluation will attayne : The Catho- 
 
 B AS SVS. 
 
 Kat man freue* ts V e ^U;» fajuation tvijU atwyuc ; The Catho. 
 ft like 
 
l6 CANTVS. 
 
 ^ like beeliefe he mult, beefore all things rctaine. Which faith vnlefle hce 
 
 iliiiliiSllli^iiiliiilii 
 
 TE NO%j, 
 
 :«>- 
 
 y=ffU£ 5 
 
 like beelife he niuft, before all things retaine. Which faith vnlefle he holy 
 
 iiilililiiiliilii^liiiil 
 
 keep, & vndefUedly: Without all doubt eternally, he shall be fure to dye. 
 
 The Catholike beeliefe is this, 
 
 that God wee worship one 
 In Trinitie,and Trinitic 
 
 in vnitie alone. 
 So as wee neither doe confound, 
 
 the perfons of the three: 
 Nor yet the fnbftance whole of one, 
 
 in funder parted bee. 
 
 One perfbn of tne Father is, 
 
 another of die fonne : 
 An other perfon proper of 
 
 the holy Ghoft alone. 
 Of Father^Sonne and holy Ghoft, 
 
 but one the Godhead is : 
 like glory, coeternall eke 
 
 the maieitie likevvife. 
 
 Such as the Father is, fuch is 
 
 the Sonne in each degree : 
 And fuch alio wee doe beclecue, 
 
 the holy Ghoft to bee. 
 Vncreate is the Fathcr,an<l 
 
 vncreate is the Sonne : 
 The holy Ghoft vncreate, ft 
 
 vncreate is each one. 
 
 Incomprehensible Father is, 
 
 incomprehensible Sonne; 
 Jncomprcnemlble alfo is, 
 
 the holy Ghoft of none. 
 The Father is eternall, and 
 
 the Sonne eternall fo : 
 And in like fort eternall is 
 
 the holy ghoft alfo. 
 
 And yet though we beleeue that each, 
 
 of thefe eternall bee : 
 Yet there but one eternall is, 
 
 and not eterr.alls three. 
 As ne incomprehensible vvea, 
 
 ne yet vncreate thee : 
 But one incomprehenfible,one 
 
 vncreate hold to bee. 
 
 Almightie fothe Father is, 
 
 the Sonne almightie fo : 
 And in like fort Almightie is 
 
 the holy Ghoft alfo. 
 And albeit that euery one, 
 
 of thefe Almightie bee: 
 Yet there but one Almightie is, 
 
 and not Almighties three. 
 
 The Father God is,God the Sdnne, 
 
 God holy Ghoft alfo: 
 Yet are there not three Gods in all, 
 
 but one God and no moe. 
 So likevvife Lord the Father is, 
 
 and Lord alfo the Sonne: 
 And Lord alfo the holy Ghoft>yet arc 
 
 there not three lords but one. 
 
 For as wee are compeld to graunt, 
 
 •by Chriftian veritie: 
 Each of the perfons by himfclfe* 
 
 both God and man to bee* 
 So Catholike religion, 
 
 forbiddeth vs alwaies: 
 That either Gods bee threes that 
 
 there Lords be three te lay. 
 
<sILTVS. 
 
 likebeliefe he rnuft, before jll things retayne. Which Faith vnlc/fe hee 
 
 g^ffif U MMt M H l i ft 
 
 holy kecp,& vndefuedl y, without all doubt eternally, he shalbe fure to dye* .. 
 
 B ASS VS. 
 
 ilillpliiiliiiili^iiii 
 
 like bcliefehe mult, before all things retaiiie. Which faith vnlefie he holy 
 
 HpHpiil!liilii!iliilgp 
 
 keep, and vndcfilcdiie, without all doubt eternallie, he shall be fure to die* 
 
 v t< 
 
 Of none the Father is,ne made 
 
 nc creste, nor begot: 
 The Sonne is of tfrtrFsther, ndt 
 
 creates made, but got. 
 The holy Ghoit is of them both 
 
 the Father and the Sonne : 
 Ne made,ne treate,nor begot* 
 
 but doth procecde alone. 
 
 So vvec one Father hold,not three, 
 
 one Sonne aifo not three : 
 One hoJy Ghoft alone and not 
 
 three holy Ghoft to bee. 
 None in this Trinitie before 
 
 nor after other i- : 
 Ne greater any then the reft* 
 
 ne letter bee likevvife. 
 
 But cnery one among themrelues* 
 
 of all the perfons three : 
 Tog' -thercoeternall all, 
 
 and all coequallbee. 
 So vnitie in rrinirie, \ 
 
 as fiyd it is bcefore : 
 And Trinitie in vnitie, 
 
 in allthings wee adore. 
 
 Therefore what roan focucr that 
 
 filiation will attame: 
 This faitn touching the rrinitie, 
 
 of force he muft retaine. 
 Aud needfull to eternall lyfc, 
 
 it is that eueiyvvight: 
 Of the incatnating of chrift, 
 
 •uf Lord bcJeeuc aii^ii 
 
 For this the right faith is, thit wee 
 
 becleeueand eke doe know: 
 That Chrift our Lord the forme of go4 
 
 is God and man alfo . 
 God of his Fathers fubftance,got 
 
 beefore the world began : 
 And of his mothers fubftance,borne 
 
 in world a very maa. 
 
 Both perfect God,aud perfetftmanj 
 
 in o:ie onclefus Chrift: 
 That doth of reafonablefoule, 
 
 and humaine flesh fubfift. 
 Touching hisGodhead ; equall with 
 
 his Father God is hee: 
 Touching his mauhood,lower then 
 
 his Father in degree. 
 
 Who though hee bee both very go^j 
 
 and veiy manalfo : 
 Tet is hee butone Chrift alone, 
 
 and is i.ot perfons two. » 
 One,not bv turning of Godhead 
 
 into the flesh of man : 
 But by taking manhood to God t 
 
 this becing onebeegan. 
 
 AH one not by confounding of , 
 
 the fubitance into one: 
 But onelybythe vnitie t 
 
 that is of onepcrfon. 
 For as the reafonablefoule, 
 
 and flesh but one man is s 
 So in oneperfbn God and man, 
 
 is but one Chritf likcvvifc. 
 
 *•&• Wht 
 
iS 
 
 Who futCwed for to faue vs all, 
 
 to hell hecdiddefcend: 
 The third day rofe againe from death, 
 
 to heaucn hee dyd aicend, 
 Hee firs at the right hand of God, 
 12 the Almigritie Father there: 
 
 tytricHnque vult. 
 
 againe hee shall retire. 
 
 At vvhofe retume all men shall fi/W 
 
 with bodies new reftord ; 
 And of their own works they shal giue 
 
 account vnto the Loid. 
 
 Prom thence to itidge the quick 3c dead And they into eternall lyfe, 
 
 The Lamentation. C ANTV S. I. Farmer. 
 
 Oii^ii^iiiiii^lfliilliii 
 
 Lord turne not away thy face,from him that licth proftrate : 
 Lamenting lore his finfull lyfe, beefore thy mercie gate, which gate thou 
 
 ^^i^ililillEil^lliii 
 
 opened wide to thofe, that doe lament their finne, shut not that gate 
 
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 ±a8Sfc£:fc== 
 
 agiinft mee Lord, but let mee enter in. 
 TENOR. 
 
 . ^^ Lord tunic not away thy face, from him that lieth proitrate 
 
 i^iiiiilil^pipiiiiliiippl 
 
 Lamenting fore his finfull lyfe, beefore thy mercy gate, which gite thou 
 
 i^glli^li=iili=lEliiiiiiil 
 
 openeft wide to thofe, that doc lament their finne, shut not that gate 
 
 liiipliiiillil 
 
 againit mee Lord, but let mee enter in, 
 And call mee not to mine accounts, And eke the things that bee 
 
 How I haue lined heere t 
 
 For then I know right well O Lord, 
 
 Ho^v vile I shall appears. 
 
 I necde not to confeffe my life, 
 I am fure thou canft tell : 
 VVhat I haue bene and what I am, 
 
 I know thou knowft it well. 
 
 Thou knowft alfb what is to come, 
 Nothing is hid from thee. 
 
 Before the heauens & earth wermade, 
 Thou knowft what things were then: 
 As all things elfe that haue bene ilnce, 
 Among the ionnes of men. 
 
 And can the things that 1 haue do** 
 O Lord thou knowft v? hat things be pad Bee hidden from thee then ; 
 
Quicvnque vult. 
 
 tee faued cannot \tt* 
 ^To Father,Sonne,and holy Ghoi*» 
 
 all glory bee therefore: 
 As in beginning was,is now, 
 This is the Catholike beeleefe, and shall bee euernjorc. 
 
 who doth not faithfully : 
 Beeleeue the fame, without all doubt 
 
 ip 
 
 shall got thathauc done well : 
 Who Lane doue ill shall goe into 
 ctcmali fire too dwell. 
 
 The Lamentation. zA L TVS. 
 
 I .Farmer. 
 
 Lord turne not away thy face, from him that liethproftrate. 
 Lamenting fore his finfull life, before thy mercie gate, which gate thou 
 openeft wide to thofe, that doe lament their finne, shut not that gate 
 
 i§iiii?lEii§iiiiii^ 
 
 againitmee Lord, but let. mee enter in. 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
 iliil^p|||iiii?iii^|g 
 
 Lord turne not avvav thy face, from him that lyeth proftrate, 
 
 Lamenting fore his finfull lyfe, beefore thy mercie gate, which gate thou 
 
 iiiifil 
 
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 I: 
 
 openeft wide to thofe, that doe lament their finne, shut not that 
 
 =a ^ — — 
 
 piiiii=ifi=iil 
 
 gate againft mee Lord, but let mee enter in. 
 
 Nay,nay,thou knowft them all O J.ord 3 
 Where they were done and when. 
 
 Wherfore with teares 1 come to thee 
 To beg and tointieate: 
 Euen as the childe that hath done euill, 
 And feareth to bee beate. 
 
 So come I too thy mercie gate, 
 Where mercie doth abound : 
 fccqiiiring »crcie for my finae. 
 
 To heale my deadly wound. 
 
 O Lord I neede not too repeated 
 What 1 doe beg or craue : 
 Thou knowft O Lord beefore I a*ke, 
 The thing that I would hauc." 
 
 Mercie good Lord,mercie I atke, 
 This is the totall furame*. 
 For mercie Lord is all my futc» 
 Lord let thy mercie cone. 
 
 B.iij. OVU 
 
%q The Lords grayer. CAN TVS. L Farmer. 
 
 ^ VR Father which in heauen art, Lord hallowed be thy name. Thy 
 kirgdome come,thy will bee done inearth, euen as the fame in hcauen is. 
 
 i^4liliiiiiilllliiii!iii;ii 
 
 Giue vs (O Lord) our dayly bread thisday,as we foigiue our debters>fb tor- 
 giue onr debts vvepray. In. to temptation leari vs not. From euillmake vs 
 
 W=& 
 
 IE€=llilf^|iii§lfifl 
 
 free. For kingdome, power and glory thine, both now and euer bee. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 0. % HuL.}i < jZi*iiL:.&£gm 
 
 VR Father which in hcauen art, Lord hallowed be thy name. Thy 
 
 iis^iiiiii^iiliiiigig 
 
 kingdome come thy will be done in earth, euen as the fame in heauen is, 
 
 ^giplillilllllliiilfllll 
 
 Giue vs (O Lord) our dayly bread this day. As we torgiueour detters,fo for- 
 
 iliiiiigliiiiisgpplli 
 
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 giue our debts we prav, into temptation leadvs not, from euill make vs 
 
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 free: For kingdome, power and glory thine, both now and euer bee. 
 
 The X. Comman dements. C AN TV S. L Farmer. 
 
 ** '' : Ark Ifracland what I fay, giue hecde to vnderftand: I am the 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 » H %m^m^m$^mm- 
 
 ** Ai'Jc lfael andyvhat I fay, giue hfcede to vnderftand ; I am the 
 
7. Tarmer. a I 
 
 The Lords prayer. ALT VS. 
 
 ^^^ VR father which in heauen art, Lord hallowed be thy name. 
 
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 V R Father which m neaiu j n art, LX>rct nauowea dc my nauic. 
 
 piiliii^iiiiiiiiiiliii^i 
 
 Thv kingdome come thy will be done inearth.euen as the fame in heauen 
 
 illiilliiiil?&:^§Ei 
 
 is, Gtiie vs (O Lord) our dayly bread this day. As we forgiue our debters, 
 
 gliilililiiliiiiEiiEliiiiil 
 
 fo forgiue our debts wee prav. Into temptation lead vs not, From euill, 
 
 Iliillliiliiiiiiis^iSIiii 
 
 mak«vs free: For kingdome, power,& glory thine 9 bothnovvandeuer bee. 
 
 <B ASSVS. 
 
 VR Father vhich in heauen art, Lord hallowed bee thy nann 
 
 IliEiiiliillifiillll^il^I 
 
 Thv kingdome come thy will bee done inearth, euenas the fame in he3uen 
 
 eiilliitilllieilliiii^ 
 
 is, Giue vs (O Lord) our daylv bread this day. As we forgiue our debters 
 
 Eiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiip^ii|g 
 
 fo forgiue our debts vve pray. Into temptation lead vs not, From euill 
 
 make vs free; For kingdome,povver,and glory dune, both now and euer bee. 
 
 The X. Commandemcnts. ALT VS. LFarmer, 
 
 H IIlLiiHHIIIiiiii=i-:ii^ 
 
 Arklfraclland what I fay, giueheede to vnderftand: I am the 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Arke lfraell and what I fay, giueheede to v nderftand; I am the 
 
 8. iiij. 
 
 Lor4 
 
22 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 ppll^illEiieilliiiiSiii 
 
 L o^thy God that brought,thce out of Egipt land. Euen from the houfc vvher- 
 
 pii^^iiilliiillliiilli 
 
 in thou didft, in thraldome Hue a flaue: None other gods at ail beefore, 
 
 plliifllli 
 
 my ptefence Shalt ;hou bane. 
 
 Lord thy God that brought,thee out of Egipt land,Euen fro thehoufe vvher- 
 in thou didft, in thraldome Hue ■ ' 
 
 Ko raaner grauen image shalt 
 
 thou make at all to thee : 
 Kor any figure lyke by thee, 
 
 shall counterfaited bee : 
 Of any thing in heauen abouc» 
 
 norm the earth below : 
 Kor in waters beneath the earth, 
 
 to them thou shalt not bow. 
 
 Kor shalt them ferue,the Lord thy God, 
 
 a ielous God am I : 
 That punish parents faults vnto 
 
 the third and fourth degree. 
 Vpon their children that mee hate, 
 
 and mercy doedifplay: 
 To thoufands of fuch as mee loue, 
 
 and my precepts obay. 
 
 The name thou of the Lord thy God, 
 
 in vaine shalt neuer vfe: 
 For him that taketh his name in vain*, 
 
 the Lord will not excufe. 
 Remember that thou holy keepe, 
 
 the facred Saboth day : 
 Sixe dayes thou labour shalt,and doe 
 
 thy needcfull works alvvay. 
 
 The feucnth day is fet by the Lord. 
 
 thy God to reft vpon : 
 No work then shalt thou doe in it, 
 
 ne thou nor yet thy fonne. 
 Thy daughtci',leruant k nor handmayd, 
 
 The complaint of ajlnner. C ANTV S. I. Farmer. 
 
 V V i^I^iiliiiiiiiil 
 
 Here righteoufnelTe doth faye, Lord for my iinnefull part, 
 
 TENOT^. 
 
 Upvr riohtmuCnofl* Ar.vU A** t rwA fttr m« finrif*fiill nark. 
 
 Jiacrighwouihcflcdcthraycj lord fox »y finncfull fax* 
 
ALTVS. 
 
 ^^^^P^g 
 
 23 
 
 Lord thy God that brought, thee out of Egipt land. Euen fro the houfe vvher 
 
 pgliip^i^ ^i i^pi pg 
 
 in thou didft. in thraldome Hue a flaue, None other gods at all bee-fore, 
 
 lilies 
 
 my prefence shalt thou haue. 
 
 3ASSV s- 
 
 Lord thy God that brought,thee out of Egipt land.Euen from the houfe vvher- 
 
 $ ■—— — — $-. 
 
 in thou didft, in thraldome line a flaue, None other Gods at all beefore, 
 
 jJEJ|g4g^ 
 
 my prefence shalt thou haue. 
 thine Oxe,nor yet thine Afle : 
 Nor ftranger that within thy gates, 
 hath his abiding place. 
 
 For in fixe daies God heauen & eartk 
 
 and all therein did make: 
 And after thofe his reft hee did, 
 
 vpon the feuenth day take. 
 Wherefore hee bleft the day that hee, 
 
 for reftingdidordaine: 
 And facred to him felfe alone, 
 
 appointed to remaine. 
 
 Yeld honor to thy parents that 
 
 prolongd thy dayes may bee : 
 Vpon the land the which the Lord, 
 
 thy God hath giuen thee. 
 Thou shalt not murther.Thou shalt cot 
 
 commit adultery, 
 Thou shalt not fteale.Nor vvitnes falfc 
 
 againft thy neighbour lie. 
 
 Thou shalt not couet houfe that t» 
 
 thy neighbour doth belong: 
 Ne couet shalt in hauingof 
 
 his wife to doe him wrong. 
 Nor his manferuant,nor his mayde* 
 
 nor Oxe nor Arte of his 
 Nor any other thing that to 
 
 thy neighbour proper is. 
 
 The complaint of a /inner. <±s4LTVS. I .Farmer. 
 
 Here righteoufnefle doth faye, Lord for my finntfuli p.rc, ~~" 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Here rightcouiheffe doth faye, 
 
 Lord for my fiaocfull r*^ 
 *.v. in 
 
J4 CANTVS. 
 
 In wrath thou shouldft me e pay, vengeance for my de- fert, I 
 
 ^friiii'miiiimifiii! 
 
 can it not deny, but needes I muft confefle, fcowthat continual-ly. 
 
 Thy lawes I doc tranfgrefie, Thy lawes 1 doe tranfgrefie. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ttfrfeJ^*^Ef=g§^^ggB^P 
 
 In wrath thou shouldft tnee pay, vengeance for my de-fert. 
 
 iiiiiijiiiiilliiglliillli 
 
 can it not deny, but Hccdcs I muft confefle, how that continually, 
 
 il f t'f 1 4rf*r*fn 
 
 IrpU ■-■ t- 
 
 I2 j 
 
 Thy lawes I doe tranfgrefTe, 
 But if it bee thy will, 
 With finncrs to contend: 
 Then all thy flock shall fpill, 
 And bee loft without end. 
 For who 1 iucth heere fo right, 
 That rightly hee can fay: 
 Hee finncth not in thy fight, 
 Full oft andeueryday. 
 
 The Scripture plain etcll'th mee, 
 The righteous manofFendeth: 
 Scuentimesadaieto thee, 
 VVheron thy wrarhdependeth: 
 So that the righteous man, 
 Doth vvalkc in no fuch path, 
 
 Thy lawes I doe tranfgreiTe. 
 But hee faith now or than 
 In danger of thy wrath. 
 
 Then fith the cafe fo ftands, 
 That euenthe man right wife: 
 Faith oft in finfull bands, 
 Whereby thy wrath may rife. 
 Lord I that am vniuft. 
 And right'ufneflc none haue, 
 VVherto then shall I truft 8 
 My finfull Souletofaue. 
 
 But truely to that port, 
 Whereto 1 cleaue and shall: 
 Which is thy merciemoft, 
 Lord let thy riiercie fall. 
 
 PfalmeA 
 
 CANTFS. 
 
 W.Cobbold. 
 
 
 H E man is bleft that hath not bent, to wicked read his care, 
 
 TENOT^. 
 
 •^ H Ji nun is. bleft thit hatk not bent. to vvieked read his eaie* 
 
 H £ wan is bleft that ha tk not bent, to wicked read his caic* 
 
ALT VS. %% 
 
 ililiraiiillillilgli 
 
 In wrath thou should*! mee pay, vengean. e for my de-fert, I 
 
 §mmmMmwmmm 
 
 can it not denie, but needes I mirft confeiTe, how that continually, 
 Thy lavves 1 doe tranfgrefle, Thy lavves I doe tranfgreflc. 
 
 T- ASSVS. 
 
 gllsi^illillll^tgi^ 
 
 In wrath thou shouldft mee par, vengeance for my desert, I 
 
 mmmmimMMmmm 
 
 . can it not deny, but needes I ranft confefle, hovv that continually, 
 
 Thy lavves I doe tranfgrcfle, 
 And m irrigate x\ y moode, 
 Or elfe wee perish all: 
 The pricc'of this thy bioud, 
 Wherein mercie I call, 
 
 The Scripture doth declare, 
 No drop of b loud in thee: 
 But that thou didft not fpare: 
 To jrhed each drop for mee. 
 Now let thole drops moft fwect» 
 So moift my heart Ibdrie; 
 jhst I with finnc reple.n 
 May liucyir.d iinne may die. 
 
 Thar beeing mortified, 
 This finne of mke in mee : 
 
 Thy lavves I doe tranfgreflc, 
 1 maybcefanclifled, 
 By grace of thine in thec« 
 So that I neuer fall, 
 Into iuchmortalifinnes 
 That my foes infernal!, 
 Reioycc my death therefci* 
 
 But vouchfafe mee to kcep% 
 From thole infernall foes, 
 And from that lake fb <\cevc 9 
 Whereas no mercie grower 
 And 1 shall fing the longs, 
 Confirmed with the iuftr 
 That vr.to thee beclongs, 
 Which ait mine onely truft# 
 JP1N1S. 
 
 HE man is Weil that hath not bent, to wicked read his earc, 
 
 *B ASSVS. 
 
 H E man is bicii that hath not bwit, tp TvicJccd read his tare, 
 
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16 CAN? VS. 
 
 nor led his life as finners doe, nor fat infcorners chaire: But in the law of 
 
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 himfelfe both day and night. 
 
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 nor led his life as finners doe, nor fat in fcorners chaire: But in the law of 
 
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 God the Lord,doth fet his whole delight, and in that lawe doth exercife, 
 
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 himfelfe both day and night. 
 % He shall be like the tree that grovv'th, Euen fo all things shall profper well, 
 
 fa ft by the riuer fide : that this man takes in hand. 
 
 VVhich bringetlrf&rth moft plefant fruit 
 
 in hir due tir:,*ffcl tide. 4 So shall not the vngodly men, 
 
 j VVhofe leafeajfl neuer fade nor fall, they shall bee nothing fo : 
 but florish itiJKnd ttand : But as the dun" which from the earth, 
 
 Tfa/.i. CANTVS. I.Dottland,B.of Muficl^ 
 
 ' H Y did the Gentiles tumults raife s . what rage was in their 
 
 fetaine S why did the levvish people mufe 1 feeing all is but vaine \ 
 
 TENOR, 
 
 H Y did the GentileWumults raife i what rage was in their 
 
 H i did the Gentiles tumults raifc? what rage was 1 
 
 -brain* S why did the levvish people wufci feeing all is but vajjit \ 
 
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 27 
 
 nor led his life as finners doe, nor fat in fcorners chaire : But in the law of 
 
 God the Lord,doth fet his whole delight, and in that la we doth exercife. 
 
 himfelfe both day and night. 
 
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 nor led his life as finners doe, nor fat in fcorners chaire : But in the lawt>f 
 
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 God the Lord, doth fet his' whole delight, and in that iawe doth exercife, 
 
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 himfelfe both day and night. 
 the winds driue too and fro. 6 For why 1 the way of godly men, 
 
 5 Therefore shall not the whicked men, vnto the Lord is knovvne : 
 
 in iudgement ftand vpright ; And eke the way of wicked roen, 
 
 Nor yet the finners with the iuft, shall quite bee ouerthrowne. 
 
 shall come in place or fight. 
 
 TfaU. zALTVS. I.*Donland t B.ofMufick. 
 
 H Y did the Gentiles tumults raifc^ what rage was in their 
 
 fcrainc *i why did the lev vish people mufe <. feeing all is but valued 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
 H Y didtne GennleiJTiimults raife s . what rage was in their 
 kttinc 1 why did the lcwisj) people mufc *. feeing ail is but- vainc 
 
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25 Jf Jaime. ±. 
 
 2 l'he kines and rulers of the earth, 
 confpirc and ire all bent, 
 
 Agamft the Lord and Chrift his Sonne, 
 which hee among vs fent. 
 
 3 Shall we be bound to them fay they, 
 let --ill their bonds beebroke : 
 
 And of their dodrinc and their law, 
 let vs reiect the yoke. 
 
 5 Fo r in hit wrath the lord vvil 1 fay* 
 to them vpon a daie: 
 
 Andin his furie trouble them, 
 and then the Lord will fay. 
 
 6 I haile annointcd him my king, 
 vpon my holy hill, 
 
 1 will therefore Lord preach thy lawes 
 and eke declare thy v vill. 
 
 
 4 But hee that in the heauens dvvclleth 7 For in this vvifethe Lord himfelfe, 
 their dooings will deride: did fav to mee I wot: 
 
 And make them all as mocking flocks, Thou art my deere and onely Sonne, ' 
 throughout the world fo wide* to day I thee begoti 
 
 Pfalme.*, CANTVS. JV.Cobbold. 
 
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 Lord how are my foesiricreaft, which vexe mee more &mcre * 
 
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 " the} kill my hart when as they fay, God tan him not reftore. But thou O 
 
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 Lord ait my dcfence,when I am hard beftead,my worship & mine honour 
 
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 " both, arui thou holdft vpmy head, 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^-^ ' Lord how are my foes increaft,vvhich vexe mee more & more 5 
 
 glliiiigpillliilgililii! 
 
 they kill my hart when as they fay,God can him not reftore. But thou O 
 Lord art my defence, when I am hard beftead,my worship 8t m ine honour 
 
 inniiii§§r 
 
 boih>and thou holdft vp my hc*4. 
 
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 ii See that yee ferue the Lord abo\if $ 
 
 in trembling and in fearc: 
 See that vvith reuerence yee reioyce t 
 
 to him in like tnaner. 
 12 See that yee kifTe and eke embrace 
 e Thou shalt the brufe,euen vvith a mace his bieficd Sonne I faie : 
 
 as men vnder foote trode ; Leaft in his wrath yee fodenly, 
 
 And as the potters sheards shalt breake, perish in the mid vvaie. 
 
 1 AH people I wil giue to thee, 
 
 as heires at thy requeit.: 
 The ends and coafts of all the earth, 
 
 by thee shall bee poflcit. 
 
 them vvith an iron rod. 
 lo Now ye O Kings and rulers all, 
 
 bee wile therefore and learne: 
 Xy vvhome the nutters of the world, 
 
 bee iudged and difcemd. 
 
 i$ If once his wrath neuer To fmall, 
 
 shall kindle in his breih 
 Oh then all they that trult in Chrift, 
 shall happie bee and bleiU 
 
 Tfdme.y ALT VS. fV.Cobbold. 
 
 o lllipiilliii^lpi^^^ 
 
 Lord how are my foes increart,vvhich vexe nice more & morel 
 
 B^i§iliiii(^iS=.^iiig 
 
 they kill my hart, when as thev fay, God C3n him not reftore.But thou O 
 
 lifiiii^liiiiilg^^ii^ 
 
 Lord art my defence,vvhen I am hard beitead, my worship & mine honour 
 
 both, and thou holdft vp my head. 
 
 bas svs. 
 
 Lord how are my foes increaft, which vexe mee more & more 1 
 they kill my hart when as they fay, God can him not reftore.but thou O 
 
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 fc$^> and thou holdifc vp icy k&ad» 
 
 4 Then 
 
For why< I knew affuiedly, 
 the Lord will ni€c fuftaine. 
 
 4 Then with my voice vnto the Lord, 
 1 did both call and crie : 
 
 And nee out of his holy hill, 
 
 did heare mee oy and by, € If ten thoufand had hemd mec i» s 
 
 5 I layd mee do wne and quietly I could not bee a fraid : 
 
 I fiept and rofe agine; For thou art ftill my Lord my God, 
 
 ^Pfalme^. CANTVS, 
 
 God that art my righteoufhefle, Lord heare mee when I call : 
 
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 thou hail fet mee at libertie,vvhen 1 was bound and thrall. 
 
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 ^■^ God that art my righteoufneffe, Lord heare mee when I call : 
 
 IgElEJElElippgElE^fEE f! 
 
 thou hail fet mec at libertie,when I was bound and thrall. 
 
 2 Haue mercie Lord therefore on mee, 4 Know yee that good and godly men, 
 
 and graunt mee this requeft: the Lord doth take and chufe: 
 
 yor vnto thee vncefiautly, And when to him I m.ike my plaint, 
 
 to cry I will not reft. hee doth mee not refute 
 
 jO mortall men how long will yec 5 sin not bllt ftan <* in avve therefore, 
 my glory thus defpife i examine well your heart : 
 
 VVhy wander yee in vanitie, And in your chamber quietly, 
 and follow after lies i fee you your felues conucrt. 
 
 C AN TV S. 
 
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 *• ~ Ncline thine eares vnto my words, O Lotd my plaint confider, and 
 
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 *eare my voyce,my king my God, to thee I make my prayer. 
 •*" Ncline thine eares vnto my words, O Lord my phint confider, and 
 
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 fcwr* »y voytt,my king my Qud, to thee I make my prayer. 
 
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 my Sanfour and my aid. 8 Saluation enely doth belong* 
 7 Riie vp therefore faue me my God, to thee O Lotd aboue : 
 
 for now to thee I call : Thou doeft beftow vpon thy folke> 
 For thou halt broke the cheekcs & teeth thy blefling and thy lone. 
 
 of thefe v vicked men all. 
 
 c Pfalme.^ sALTV S. S.'Blatickl. 
 
 r iliili^iiiifi^i^liiii 
 
 ^^ God that art my rishteoufneffe, Lord heare mee when I call: 
 
 iiliiEiiiiiigiiilgi^i • 
 
 Thou haft fet mee at liberties vhen -I was bound and thrall. 
 
 <B AS SV S. 
 
 ^-^ God that act my righteoufnefie,Lord heare mee when I call : 
 
 Thou haft fet mee at iibeme,whe;i I was bound and thrall. 
 
 6 Offer to cvd the ficrifke, 8 For then therby fhalt make my hart, . 
 of righteoufneflc 1 fric : more ioyfull and more glad: 
 
 Ami looke that in the luting Lord, Then they that of their corne & wine, 
 
 you put your truft alway. full great increaje haue had* 
 
 7 The greater fort craue worldly goods, 9 In peace therefore lye do wne will I» 
 
 and riches doe unbrace : taking my reft and flee pe : 
 
 But Lord graunt vs thy countenance, For thou onely wilt mee, O Lord* 
 thy fauo'r and thy gra^e. aioue In fafety kecpe. 
 
 Tfalme. c- . aX L TV S. 8. Hooper. 
 
 ■ Ncline thine eares vnto my words, O lord mv plaint confider,and 
 
 iHiiillliifgiii^ 
 
 heare my voy:e ; my king my God, to tl.ce 1 make my prayer. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Ncline thiBe earc vnto my .words, O Lord my piiint confideti and 
 
 kcare my voyec^ny king my cod, to thee I make my prayer. 
 
 C * Heart 
 
^2 Tfalmt.f. 
 
 a Heare mee beet!me,Lord tarry not, thou haft alwaies abhors!. 
 
 for I will haue refpcc't : 6 The Hers and the flatterers, 
 2 My prayer earely in the morne, thou shait deftroy them than t 
 
 to thee for to direct. And God will hate the bloudthirffl*, 
 
 and the deceitfull man. 
 
 4 And I will truft through patience, y Therefore will I come to thy houfe, 
 in thee my God alone : trailing vpou thy grace . 
 
 That art not pleas'dvvich vvickednefle, Andrruerently wiil worship thee, 
 and ill with thee dwel'th none. toward thine holy place. 
 
 5 And in thy fight shall neuer ftand, 
 
 thefe furious foolcs,0 Lord : % Lbr«? lead mee in thy righteoufneiTe, 
 
 v Vainc workers of iniquitic, for to confound my fo>s : 
 
 Pfalme. 6. C A N T V S. G. Kirby. 
 
 Ordin thy wrath reprouc mee not, though J deferue thine ire: 
 
 Ne yet correct mee in thy rage, O Lord 1 thee defire. For I am vveake, 
 
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 thetefore O Lord, ofmercie mee forbeare : And heaie mee Lord.for why <■ 
 
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 thou knoweft, my bones doc quake for feare. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 Ord in tliy wrath reprouc nice not, though I deferue thine ire: 
 
 Ne yet correct mee in thy rage, O Lord. I thee defire. For I am weake, 
 
 gii^iiliiipijplli^^i 
 
 therefore O Lord of mercie mee forbeare: And heale mee Lord, for why: 
 
 thou knoweft, my bones doe quake for feare. 
 j My foule is troubled very fore, j For why< no man among the dca< 
 
 and vexed vehemently s remembrcth thee owe whit : 
 
 But Lord how long wilt thou delay, Or who shall worship thee O Lord, 
 
 to cure my mifcrie i in the infernall pifi 
 
 4 Lord turne thee to thy wonted grace, 6 So greeuous is my plaint 8c raon% 
 
 my filly foule vp take : that Ivvax wondrous faint: 
 
 O faue mee not for my defcrts, AH the night long I wash my bcd» 
 
 but fat thy mercies fake* with ccaic* ofay coiu^lainu 
 
And eke the wa:es that I shall walk, whieh haue rebellion wrought. 
 
 teefbre m y f ice difclofc. 15 But thofe that pat their truft m thee* 
 
 f For in their moitthes there is no truthj let them bee ghd alwaies 
 
 33 
 
 their hearts is foiie 2nd vx'v.c: 
 lo Their shrotr*;n open fepulchre, 
 their tongues doeglofeand faine, 
 
 And render thanks for thy defence, 
 and giue ihy name toe praife. 
 
 14 For thou with fauoi'.r wilt increaf©) 
 II Deftrov their falfe conspiracies, ' the itut and righteous ftilh 
 
 that ihey may come to ::o ights And with thy grace as with a shield* 
 
 xz Subuert them in their heapes of finne, defend hito from all ill. 
 
 rfalmc.tf. ALTVS G.Kirby. 
 
 Old in thy wrath reproue mee not, though I defcrue thine ire : 
 
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 Ne yet correct nice hi thy rage, O Lord I thee de- fine. For I am vveake 
 
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 therefore O Lord, o£ mercic mee forbeare, and heale mee Lord for why ( 
 
 iHiEliiliilllEiiili^i^ 
 
 ch.pu knoweft, my bonis doe quakefor feare. 
 BASS VS. 
 
 Ord in thy wrath reproue mee nor, though I deferue thine ire: 
 Ne yet correct mee in thy rage, O Lord I thee defire. For I am vveake, 
 
 i^iplplliilllilipiii 
 
 therefore O Lord, of mcrcie mee forbeare: And heale mee Lord, for vvhyl 
 
 7 My fight is dim and waxeth o'de, 
 ■ vvith anguish of my heart : 
 For fcare of thofe that bee my foes, 
 
 and would my foule fubueit. 
 I But now away from mee ail yee, 
 
 that worke iniquitie : 
 ?or vvhy-.the Lord hath heard the voice 
 
 •f »y complaint aol cry* 
 
 9 Hee hrard not onely the rtqiteftj 
 and pr.iyer ofmy heart: 
 
 Jut it leceiued at my hands, 
 and tooke it in good put. 
 
 10 And no.'v my foes tnat vexed mee» 
 the Lord will (bone defame: 
 
 And fodenly confound them all, 
 to their lebuitc and shame. 
 C.ij. o Lori 
 
Tfalme.y. CANT VS. erBlanckf. 
 
 Lord my God, I put my mi ft, and confidence in thee: 
 
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 Saue mee from them that mee purfue, and eke de-liuer mee. 
 
 Lord my God, I put mv truft» and confidence in thee: 
 Saue mee from them that mee purfue, and eke de-liuer mee. 
 
 Leaft like a Lyon, hee mee tears, 
 and rent in peeces fmall: 
 VVhiift there is none to fuccour mee> 
 and rydmee out of thrall. 
 
 | O Lord my God if I haue done 
 
 the thing that is not right : 
 Or elfe, if I bee found in fault, 
 
 or guiltie in thy fight. 
 4 Or to my friend rewarded ill, 
 
 or loft him in diftreffe : 
 Which mee purfueJ moftcruelly, 
 
 and hated mee caufelefie. 
 
 6 Start vp (O Lord) now in thy wrath* 
 
 and put my foes topaine: 
 Perfovme the kingriome promifed, 
 to mee which wrong fuitainct 
 
 7 Then shall great nations come to thee, 
 and know thee by this thing : 
 
 If thou declare for ioue of them, 
 thy feife as Lord and King. 
 
 g And thou that art of all men Iudge, 
 O Lord now iudge thou mee : 
 
 According to thy righteoufnefle, 
 and mine integritie. 
 
 5 Then let my foes purfue my foule, © Lord cetfc the hate of wiekedmea 
 and eke my life downe tnruft : and bee the itift mans guide ; 
 
 Vnto the earth, and alfb lay io By whom thefecrets of all harts, 
 mine honour in the duft. are feaiched and defcride. 
 
 Tfalme 8 . CAN'T VS. SrBlancks. 
 
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 God our Lord how wonderfull, are thy works euery where 1 
 
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 ^^ God our Lord how wonderfull, are thy vvorkes euery where 5 
 
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 ^~^ Lord my God, I put mv truft, and confidence in thee, 
 
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 Saue raee from them that mee purfue, and eke ds-liuer mee. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Lord my God, I put my trull, 
 
 and confidence in thee, 
 
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 Saue mee from them that mee purfue, and eke de-liuermee 
 
 III take my help to come of God, 
 
 in all my griefe and fmart: 
 That doth prefer tie ali thofe that bee, 
 
 of pure and perfect hart. 
 
 iz The iuft man and the wicked both, 
 
 Godiudgeth by his power: 
 So that he feelethhis mightic hand, 
 
 euen euery day and houre. 
 35 Except he chaunge his minde, I dye, 
 
 for euen as hee should finite : 
 Hec whets his fword,hi> bow hebedth, 
 
 ayming where r.ee may rat. 
 
 24 And doth prepare his mortall darts, 
 his arroweS keene and sharp : 
 
 For them that doe mee perfecute, 
 vvhilfi hee doth mifchiefe warp. 
 
 15 But loe though hee in trauellbce, 
 of his diuelish iorecaft ; 
 
 And of his mifciefeonce conceau'd, 
 yet bringeth forth nought at laft* 
 
 16 Hedigth a ditch & delueth it deep, 
 in hope to hurt his brother: 
 
 But hee shall fall into the pit, 
 that hee digde vp for other. 
 
 17 Thus wrong returneth to the hurt 
 of him in whom it bread: 
 
 And ali the mifchiefe that hee wrought 
 shall fall vpon his head. 
 
 18 I will giue thanks to God therfore, 
 
 that iudg th righteoufly : 
 And with my long will praifc the naina 
 of hiin that is molt Lie. 
 
 Tfalmel. ALTVS. Eft lawk*. 
 
 God our Loud how vvondcrfull, are thy works euery where, 
 
 ifiiiiiilillili^I^iii 
 
 vvhofe fame Turmounts in dignitie, aboue the heauens clccic. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ^-^ God our Lord how wonderfnil, are thy works euery vvhere 1 
 
 vvhofe fame furmoiwts in dignitie, aboue the heauens cleere. 
 
 C.iij. 
 
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Pfo/me.S. 
 
 2 Euen by the month's of fucking babes, in order as they ftind. 
 
 thou wilt confound thy foes : 4 what thing is man(Lord) think I th«« 
 
 ?or inthefe babes,thy might is fecne, that thou dozft him remember <: 
 
 thy graces they difclofe. Or what is mans pdfteritie, 
 
 that thou doe ft it con.Gder. 
 I And when I fee the heatiens hye, 
 
 the works of thyne ovvne hand : 5 For thou haft made him little lefle, 
 ?he Sun,the Mooncand all the ilarres, then Angelis in degree: 
 
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 Ith hart andmouth vnto the Lord, will I fing laud and praife: 
 
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 Andfpcake of all thy wondrous works, and them declare alvyaics 
 
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 Ith hcartaad mouth vnto the Lord, willl fing laud and praife : 
 
 illigpillgliiiillli^ 
 
 And fpcake of all thy wondrous works, and them declare armies. 
 
 t I will be glad and much reioyce, 7 Know thou that hee which isabpu* 
 
 in thee O Lord moft hye : for euer more shall raignc: 
 
 ^ndmake my fon^»sextol>thy name, And in the feat of equities 
 
 abouethe ftany skyc. true iudgement will maintaine. 
 
 S with iuftice hewillkecpe & guide 
 % For that my foes are driuen back, the world and euery wight: 
 
 and turned vnto flight : And fo will ycld,with equitie, 
 
 They fall dovvne flat.and are deftroyd, to cuery man his right. 
 
 by his great force and might. 
 
 4 Thou haft reuenged allmy wrong, f Hee is protector of the poore. 
 
 my ^ricfe and all my grudge : what time they bee oppreft: 
 
 Xhou doeit with iuftice heare my caufe Hee is in all adueriitie, 
 moft like a righteous iudgc. their refuge and their reft. 
 
 lo All they that know thy holy naaie t 
 
 5 Thou docft rebuke thy heathen folke, therefore shall truftinthce: 
 
 and wicked fo confound : For thou forftkeft not their fute, 
 
 That afterward the memory, in their neceffitie. 
 
 of them cannot bee found. 
 
 p My foe, thou haft made good difpatch, The fecond part. 
 
 and all our towncs deft :oycd : 
 
 Thou haft their fame with the defaced, XI Sing Pfalmes therfore vnto the iwd 
 
 through all the world fo wide* that d v vclTth in Sion hill ; 
 
Pfalme.%. 
 
 And thou haft crowned him alfo, 
 
 with glosy and dignitie. 
 4 Thou hart preferred him to be Lord, 
 
 of all thy works of wonder : 
 And at his feete haft fet all things : 
 
 that hee should keepe them vnder. 
 
 7 As sheepc &. neate,& all beaft* elfe, 
 
 that in the fields doe feede : 
 * Foules of the ayre,fish in the fea» 
 
 and all that therein breede. 
 9 Therefore I muft fay onceagainCt 
 
 O God that art our Lord : 
 How famous, and how wonderfully 
 
 are thy works through the vvorli 
 
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 'Pfalmc 9. ^4 LTV S. £ Hoofer. 
 
 ^ Ith hart and mouth vnto the Lord, will I fing laud and praife : 
 
 And fpeake cf all thy wondrous works, and them declare alvvaics* 
 
 TASSVS- 
 
 1th hart and mouth vnto the Lord, vvill I fing laud and praife: 
 
 And fpeakeof all thy wondrous works, and them declare alwaies. 
 
 Publish among all nations, 
 
 his noble nets 3nd will. 
 It For hee is mindfull of the bloud» 
 
 of thofe that bee oppreft : 
 Forgetting not the afflicted heirf, 
 
 that ieeketh to him for reft. 
 
 ij Haue mercy lordon me poore wretch 
 
 whofe enemies ft ill remamc : 
 which from the gates of death ate worn* 
 
 to raife nice vp sgaine. 
 14 In Sion that I might fet foorth» 
 
 thy prayfc wirh heart and voyce ? 
 And that in thy faluation(Lord) 
 
 my ibule might ftiil reioyce. 
 
 If The heathen ftick faft in the pit, 
 
 that they them felues prcpard: 
 And in the net that they did fet # 
 
 their owne feete faft are fnarde. 
 1* God sheweth his iudgements.which 
 
 fer eucry nan (• mrkc:(v?cre good 
 
 When as you fee the wicked merv 
 lye trapt in his owne vvark. 
 
 17 The wicked and the finful! mci^ 
 
 goe downe to hell for euer : 
 And all the people of the world, 
 
 that vvill not God remember, 
 1$ But fure the Lord vvill notforgetg 
 
 the poere mans griefe and painc: 
 The patient! people ncuer lonkc 
 
 for help of God in vainc. 
 
 19 O Lord,arifeIeaft men preuaile 
 that bee of worldly might : 
 
 And let the heathen folk receiue 
 their iudgement in thy, fight. 
 
 20 Lord ftrike fuch terror, feare & dreai 
 into the hearts of them : 
 
 That they may know afturedly, 
 they bee but mortal! men. 
 
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 CAN TVS. 
 
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 Hat is the caufe that thou O Lord,art now fo far from thine: 
 
 And keepeft clofe thy countenance, fromvs this troublous time 1 
 TENOR. 
 
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 Hat is the caufe that thou O LorJ,avt now Co far f«om thine: 
 
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 And keepert clofe thy countenance, fromvs this troublous time. 
 
 * Thepoore doe perishby the proud, 
 
 and wicked mens defire. 
 Let them bet.ik?n in the craft, 
 
 that they themfelucs confpire. 
 
 J For in the Lnft ofhisowne heart, 
 
 the vn^odlydeth delight; 
 So that the wicked praife himfelfe, 
 and doth the Lord defpight. 
 
 4 He is fo proud that right and wrong, 
 heefetteth all apart. 
 
 Way,nay,therc is no God faith hee, 
 for thus hec think" th in heart. 
 
 5 Becau fe lis waies doe profper well, 
 hee doth thy lawes neglect: 
 
 And with a blatt doth page againft, 
 
 iuch as would him correct. 
 £ Tush, tush,(faith he)I haue no dread, 
 
 lead mine eltare should change : 
 And why *: for all adueihtic, 
 to him is very it range. 
 
 7 His mouth is full of curfednefle, 
 of fraucr,deceit,and guyle: 
 
 Vnder his tongue dothmifchicfe fit, 
 and trauaile all the while. 
 
 8 Hee lyeth hid in waies and holes, 
 to flay the innocent: 
 
 Agair.ft the pcore that pnffe him by. 
 his cruell eyes are bent. 
 
 9 Andlykea Lyon priuily, 
 lye lurking in his dm : 
 
 If hee may fnarethem in his net, 
 to fpoyle pooie fimplemen. 
 
 io And tor the nonce full craftely, 
 hee couchethdovvne 1 fiy : 
 
 Pfalrae.u. 
 
 CAN TV S. 
 
 E.Blanck, 
 
 Truft in God, how dare yce then, fay thus mv ibule vntilh 
 
 i^IiiiliiiiPiiiiiE^ElEl 
 
 Fly hence as faft as any foule, and hide you in your hill. 
 
 __ __ T ENOR. 
 
 Truft in God, how dare yee then, fay thus my foule vntillS 
 
 t^n i Uii^ip aggB^ 
 
 ' ~~ » " — i <.- -— _j — — — " "■ ■ >•■ • » ■ j — 
 
 Fly hence as fail as any foule, and hide you in your hill 
 
Kaltne.it. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 T.D.B.ofM. 
 
 " r ** Hat is the cau f e that thou O Lord, att now fo far from thine « 
 Andkeepeft clofe thy countenance, from vs this troublous time. 
 
 39 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ¥ * Hat is the caufe that thou O Lord, art now fo far from thine \ 
 
 And keepeft clofc thy countenance, fromvs this troublous time, 
 II So are great heaps or poore men made are left into thy hand. 
 
 by his itroKg power his pray. 
 The fe-corvd part. 
 it Tush,God for getteth this (faith hee) 
 
 therefore I may bee bold : 
 His countenance is caft -fide, 
 
 hee doth it not behold. 
 ,lj a rife, O Lord OGod,inwhom 
 | the pooiemans hope doth reft : 
 LLt vp thy ha nd, for get not Lord* 
 
 The poore that bee nppreft. 
 
 17 Of wicked and malicious men, 
 then breakc the power for euer: 
 
 That they with their iniquitk, 
 may perish altogether. 
 
 18 The lord shall raigne for euermore, 
 asking and God alone: 
 
 And hee will chafe the heathen folk, 
 out of his land each one. 
 
 14. VVhatblafphemie is this to thee, 
 
 Lord doel* thou not abhorre it *. 
 To hearethe wicked in their hearts, 
 Ay tush,thou caret* not for it i 
 
 15 But thou feert all this vvickednefle, 
 and well doeft vnderftand: 
 
 16 That friendUfle & poore fatherletfe, 
 
 19 Thou heareft O Lord the poore mens 
 their praicrs and requcfti (plaints. 
 
 Their harts thou wilt confinne,vntill 
 thine eares to heate bee preft. 
 
 20 To iudge the poore and fatherlefle* 
 and help them to their right : 
 
 That they may bee no more oppreft, 
 with men of worldly might. 
 
 Pfalme 11. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 E.Blancks. 
 
 Truft in God how dare yee then, fay thus my foule vntiil: 
 
 Fiye hence as faft as any foule, and hide you in your hill. 
 BASS VS. 
 
 1 ^pii^p^fl^^igpg 
 
 Truft in God, how dare yee then, fay thus my foule vntiil: 
 
 ^ S Hfflti L, 
 
 Flyc hcucc as fait as a-ny foule, aud hide you in your SlL 
 
 C.v. 
 
 iBcholtf 
 
4* 
 
 lTalme ir. 
 % Behold the tvlc W bent their bovvcs Whit etiill hath ne'e vmugnr.' 
 
 and make their arrowes preft: 4 But hec that in his temple ifl. 
 
 To shoot in recret,and to hint moft holy and motthyc : 
 
 the found and harmelefTe breft. And in the heauens hath his fcate» 
 
 § Of worldly hope all ftaies vver shronfc of r °y al1 n^ieftie. 
 
 and cleerely brought to nought: The poore and ample mans eftate> 
 
 Alas the iuft and righteous man, confidercth in his minde: 
 
 Pfalmc 12. m . CANT VS. E.Hooper. 
 
 "F.\n* I .t\rA fnV or.nA and (*r»rilv mpn. Ant* nprtch an#l Atn*ix> • A r\A 
 
 Elpe Lord for good and Godly men, doc perish and decay : And 
 
 W faith and truth from worldly men, is parted cleane a- way. 
 
 T E N O K. 
 
 Elpe Lord for good and Godly men, doe perish and decay, And 
 
 faith and truth from vvorldlie men, is parted cleane away. 
 t Who fo doth with his ncighbou r The Lord foone cut them out. 
 
 his talke is all but vaine : ( talk 4 For they fay (till wee will preuaile t 
 For cuery man beethinketh how, our tongues shall vs extoll : 
 
 to flatter, lie, and fainc. Our tongues be ours vs; ought to /peak 
 
 ...... what Lord shall vs coutroll "5 
 
 y But flattering and dcceitfull lips* 
 
 and tongues that bee fb flout: 5 But for the great complaint and cryt 
 
 to ipeak proud words Si make gret brags of poore and men oppreft : 
 
 Pfalme.ij. ^L* N L^i* I.D.B.pfM. 
 
 ri|ii^iilil^iii|i^|=iii 
 
 ** Ow long wilt thou forget mecLord, shall I neucr be remembred : 
 
 Ow long wilt thou forget mecLord, shall I neucr be ren 
 
 How long wilt thou thy vifagehide, as though thou wert offended 
 TENOR 
 
 ^* ^. . 1 :i^L_..r ^ t j A.11 i --» -'—-'- — « — •»- 
 
 Ow long wilt thou forget mee Lord,shall 1 neuer be remembred: 
 
 ESE3 
 
 How long wilt thou thy vifage hide, as though thou wert offended. 
 % In hart and minde how long shall X, and heare mee fore oppreft : 
 
 vvith care tormented bed Lighten my eyes leaft that I fleepe* 
 
 How long eke shall my deadly foci, as one by death pofleit : 
 
 thus triumph ouer mee i 4 Leaft thus mync enemie fay to niee* 
 
 behold hec doth preuaile 
 I BckoW mcc novv («y Lord my God ) Lcaft &cy alfo that hate my foul* 
 
Pfaime. rf« 
 
 Am! fearcheth out full narrowly. as thick as any raf ne I 
 
 the manners of raankinde. 
 5 And with a chcerefull countenance, 
 
 the righteous roan will vfe : 
 But in his heart heedoth abhorrc 
 
 ail fuch as nufchicfe mufe. 
 
 4* 
 
 S And on the finncrs cafteth fuares, 
 
 Pfalme.12. ALTVS 
 
 3^5 
 
 Fire & brimftone & whirlwinds thick, 
 appointed for their payne. 
 
 7 Ye fee then how a right .~ous cod, 
 dothrighteoufnefie embrace : 
 
 And to the iu.t and vpright men, 
 sheweth forth his plcafant fa;.e. 
 
 j^^g r^Trftt ♦ \f*i *3 
 
 E. Hooper. 
 
 
 Elpc Lord for good and Godly men, doe perish and decay : A nd 
 
 faith and truth from worldly men, is parted cleans away. 
 B AS S V S 
 
 Elpc Lord for good and Godly men, doz perish and decay: And 
 
 mmmmmMmmwmm 
 
 faith and truth from worldly men, is parted cleane away. 
 Arife will I, now faith the Lord, Lord keepe thy 'promife then: 
 
 and them reftorc to reft. And fme vs now andeuermorc, 
 
 6 Gods word is like to filuer pure, from this ill kindc of men. 
 
 that from the earth is tryde : $ For now the wicked world is full. 
 
 And hath no lefTe then Ccuen times of mifchiefes manifold 
 
 in fire bene purified. When vanity with worldly men* 
 
 2 Now fi»ce thy promife is to help, & highly is cxtold. 
 
 Pfalme i$. , ALTVS. LD.T5.ofM. 
 
 Ow long wilt thou forget mceLord, shall I neuer beremembred: 
 how long vviit thou thy vifagc hid% as though thou wcrt offended. 
 
 Ow long wilt thou forget me Lord, shall I neuer be remembred: 
 
 ili=!=li?i^§=m=^l 
 
 how long wilt thou thy vifage hide, as though thou wert offended, 
 reioyce to fee nice quaile. 6 J will giue thanks vnto the Lord, 
 
 and prayfrs to him ling : 
 
 In thy relfefe and fauing health, ^ * MUmC4 "" ""**'*' 
 
 «£ht glad thalbe mjr bare. x te r « 
 
^l Tfalme.x^ CANT VS. I. Farmer. 
 
 Here is no God as foolish ' /nen, aifiirae in their mad moode : Their 
 
 1 lit ' £ $ imUM ^tM ^ ^M 
 
 drifts are all corrupt and vaine, not one of them doth good. The Lord beheld 
 from heauen high, the whole race of mankinde: and favv not ov.e that fought 
 
 -=^44f- 
 
 indcede, the liuing God to find. 
 
 T£NO%. 
 
 Here is no God as foolish men, affirme in their mad moode : Their 
 drifts are all corrupt and vaine. not one of them loth good.The Lord beheld 
 
 m 
 
 from heauen high, the whole race of mankinde: and faw not one that fought 
 
 i^li^iiil 
 
 indeede» the liuing God to findc. 
 J They went all wide & were corrupt not one to feeke Gods willS 
 and truely there was none : 
 
 That in the v vox Id dvd any good, 
 I fay there was not one. 
 
 4 Is all their iudcements fb far loft, 
 that all work mifchiefc ft ill i 
 
 Bating my people euen as bread, 
 
 5 When they thus rage then fodenly, 
 great feare on them shall fall : 
 
 ForGod doth loue the righteous men s 
 and will maintaine them all. 
 
 6 Yec mack the doings of the poore, 
 
 Tfalme i ? . C ANT VS. S3Unc\s. 
 
 **^ " Lord within thy tabernacle, who shall inhabit (lili: Or whom 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 V^ Lord within thy tabernacle, who shall inhabit ftilh Ox whom 
 
tpfaltne.i^.- ALTVS. /.Farmer. 43 
 
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 _V 
 
 Here is no God as foolish men, affirme in their mad moode: Their 
 
 drifts are all corrupt and vaine,notone of them doth good. The Lord be- 
 
 held from heauen high, the whole race of mankinde : and faw not one that 
 
 fought in dcedc, the liuing God to finde. 
 
 3 ASSVS. 
 
 Here is no God as foolish men, affirme in their mad moode: Their 
 
 iiiMigiiiiiiiii-^ffiil^ 
 
 drifts are all coirupt and vaine, not one of them doth good. The Lord be- 
 held from heauen high, the whole race of mankinde :and faw not one that 
 
 ^j-'Mi^pf^ i 
 
 fought in dcedc, the liuing God to finde. 
 to their reproch and shame: from out of Sion hill 5 
 
 Becaufe they put their truit inGod, 8 Euen when thou shaltreftore againe, 
 
 and call vpon his name. fich as were captiues lad: 
 
 Then Ia.cb shall therein reioyce* 
 7 But who shall giue thv people health, and Ifrael shall bee glad. 
 
 and when wilt thou fulfill 
 Thy promife made to Ifrael, 
 
 ^Tfalmei^. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 E.TUancki. 
 
 o 
 
 |gE2|^gii|||g|ig^E^ 
 
 Lord within thy Tabernacle, who shall inhabit frill \ Or whom 
 
 B ASSVS. 
 
 Spillfill illigiglf 
 
 ^ Xord within thy Tabernacle, who shall inhabit (Ulh Or vv: om 
 
 wilt 
 
44 C J NT vs. 
 
 wilt thou reteiue to dwell, in thy moil holy hill. 
 
 TSNOX. 
 
 IHHilHiiliiS 
 
 wiltthoa receive to dwell, in thy moft holy hill* 
 a The nun whofe life is vncorrupt, Nor willingly doth mone ftlfc nles, 
 
 vvhofe vvo-ks arc iuft an J ftraight : which might impayre the fame. 
 VVhofe hart doth think the very truth, 4 That in his hart rcgardeth not, 
 
 vviofc tongue fpeaketh no deceit. malLioas wicked men : 
 
 But thofe that ioue and fearc thee Lord, 
 I Nor to his neighbour doth none ill, fcee maketh much of them. 
 
 in body, goods or name : 
 
 Tfa/me. 1 6. CANT VS. SMooper. 
 
 rfii^feWfililllliifli 
 
 Ord keepe mee for 1 trnft in thee, and doe confeffc in deed : Thou 
 
 art my God and of my good, O Lord thou haft no needc* 
 
 TENO%j 
 
 & T illll^^iiiSi^l|3|gi|^flf| 
 
 
 Ord keepe mee for I truft in thee, and doe confefie in deede : Thou 
 
 l^|=l-:|liiiii!lliliiiE| 
 
 art my God and of my good, O Lord thou haft no neede. 
 
 t I giue my goodseflc to the faints, 
 that in the world do» dwell ; 
 
 And namely to the faithfull flocl^ 
 in vcrtue that cxcelL 
 
 my lips shall make report. 
 
 5 For why* the Lord the portion is, 
 
 of mine inheritance : 
 And thou art he that doeft maintaine, 
 j They shal heap forroweson their heads my rent,my,lot my chance. 
 
 vvhich run as they were mad : * The place wherein my lot did fall, 
 
 1*0 otfer to the; Idol Gods in beautie did excell : 
 
 alas it is to bad. Mine heritage afligned to mee, 
 
 4 As forthc bloudy facrificev doth plcafe mee very well. 
 
 and offrings of that fort : 
 J will not touch, nor yet thereof 7 I thankc the Lord that caitfcd mm 
 
*SfL T U S. 
 
 4* 
 
 wilt thou rccciuc t» dwell, in thy moft holy hilL 
 
 'B ASS VS. 
 
 ^=^i=iiifit 
 
 35: 
 
 wilt thou recciue to dwell, in thy moft holy hiiL 
 
 y His oth 3nd all his promifes, 
 that kecpeth faithfully : 
 
 Although hec make his touenantfo, 
 that hec doth lofe thereby. 
 
 4 That putteth not to vfury, 
 his mony and his coyne : 
 
 Kc for to hurt the innocent. 
 
 ; doth bribe or elle purloync. 
 
 7 Who fo doth all things as you fetfc 
 
 that heerc is to bee done : 
 Shall neuer perish in this vvod<U 
 nor in the world to come. 
 
 <l J falmei6. tALTVS. e. Hooper. 
 
 Ordkeer-emee for I tmft in thee, and to eonfeiTe in deede. Thou 
 
 Iliiiiillliil^li 
 
 an my God and of my good, O Lord thou haft no needc. 
 
 'BASS VS. 
 
 LMIiil§liigIi^Ilil 
 
 Ord keepe mee for I truft in thee, and doe confefTe indcedc: Thou 
 
 art my God and of my good, O Lord thou halt no needc. 
 
 to vndcrftand the right : • 
 
 Vot by his mcancs nn kx ret thoughts 
 
 doe teach mee cuery night. 
 9 1 fet the Lord ftill in my fight, 
 
 and truft him ouer all : 
 For hee doth ftand on my right hind t 
 
 therefore 1 shall not fall. 
 
 f Wherefore my hart, my tongue alfo, 
 doth both r;ioyce together : 
 
 My ricsh andboiy reft in hope, 
 vvbca ithit thing loniidcct 
 
 io Thou wiltnotleuemy fouU in gtaua 
 
 for Lord thou loueft mee ; 
 Nor yet will giie thy holy one, * 
 
 corruption for to fee. 
 
 II But wilt teach mee the way of lifi^ 
 
 for all tic a fu re and ftore : 
 Of perfect ioy are in thy face, 
 
 and pome for eucrmorc. 
 
 QUH 
 
46 Pfalme.rj. CANTVS. I.D.B.ofM. 
 
 Lord gt-ie eare to my iuft caufe, attend when I complaine: 
 And he are the prayer that 1 put foorth, with lips that doc not faine. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 &q s^i^l^l ^&^g N^^^-^ 
 
 Lord giue care to my iuit caufe, attend when I complaine : 
 
 And heare the prayer that I put foorth, with lips that doe not fainc. 
 
 t And let the iudgemcnt of my caufe, furely thou vvil't mee aydet 
 
 proceede alwayes from thee s . Then heare my prayer,& way right well > 
 And let thyne eyes behoid,and cleare the words that I haue fryd. 
 
 this my fimplicitie. 
 
 7 O thou the fauiour of all them* 
 | Thouhaft well tried mee in the night that put their truft in thee: 
 
 and yet couldlt nothing fi:ide : Declare thy ftrength on them that fpuni 
 That I haue fpoken with my tongue, againit thymiieftie. 
 
 that was not in my mindc. 8 O keep me Lord as thou wouldft keep 
 4 As from the works of wicked men, the apple of thine eye : 
 
 and pathes peruerfe ar.d ill : And vuder coneit of thy wings, 
 For loue of thy moft holy vvord* defend mee fecretly. 
 
 I haue refrained itill. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 j Then in thy pnhes, that be moft pure, 
 
 ftay mee,Lord,and preferue: 9 From wicked men that trouble mei* 
 That from the way wherein I walke, and dayly race annoy. 
 
 roy fteps may neucr fv verue. And from my foes that goe about, 
 4 For Idoe call to thee (O Lord ) my foulefor to dcitroy. 
 
 Tfa/me.iZ. CANTVS. PF.^obhold. 
 
 Cod my ftrength and for- titude, of force I mu(fc loue thec» 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 as-Q |iiii^iilipii|i|iiiiig 
 
 ^•"^ GoU my strength and fortitude, of force I muftloucthcc; 
 
 
•pfjmr. It. AlTVS. I. D.S.sfM jj 
 
 ^-^ Lordginceire to rnyi.ift'caufe, attend when I complaine : 
 
 iiiiilEESfifl^iiii^l^ 
 
 And heare the prayer that I put forth, with lips that doe not fainc# 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ^■^ Lord gine eare to my raft caufe, attend when I complaine: 
 
 iisJgi!pr§LiiiIfpiig 
 
 And heare tneprayer that I put forth, with lips that doc not faine. 
 
 to Which wallow in their worldlv outofthefe tirarits hands* 
 
 fo full and eke fo fit : (wealth, Which now folong time raigned hatte* 
 That in their pride th?y doe not fpare, • and kept vs in their bands, 
 to fpeake they care not vvh3t.' 
 
 i j I meane from worldly men to whom* 
 it They lye in vvayt wherel should pas all worldly goods are rife : 
 
 with craft mee to confound : That haue no hope or part of ioy, 
 
 And mi'finp, m if chief e in their ruindes, But in this preient life. 
 
 to call mee to the ground. \6 Tl.ou of thy ftore their bellies fiiff, 
 
 li Much like a Lyon grecd-ly, vvitn pleafure to their minde : 
 
 that would his pray imbr.-'ce: Their children haue inough, and leaue 
 
 Or lurking like a Lyons whelp, to theirs the reft, behind. 
 
 within fome fecret place. 
 
 17 But I shall with pure confcience p 
 I % Vp Lord with haft preuentmy foes, bcl.old thy gracious face, 
 
 and cart them at my fce:e: So when I wake I shallbe full t 
 
 Saue thou m> foule from the euill man, with chine linage and grace* 
 
 and with die fword him Unite. 
 14 Deliucr mee Lord by tr.y power, 
 
 Tfalme.iZ. AT TVS. W. Cobbold. 
 
 Godmy ftrengthand for- titude, of force I muft louc thee ; 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
 Gad my ftrength and fouitudc, of force 1 mult louc tficc: 
 
48 CANT VS. 
 
 Thou ait my caftell and defence, irwny neceflnie. My God my rock in 
 ^ vvhome I truft, the worker of my wealth: My refuge buckler and my 
 
 st= 
 
 ^rt rr rg 
 
 shield, the home of all my health. 
 
 TSNOR 
 
 'iinigis 
 
 ==-4:*-* 
 
 *fc~fcz:± 
 
 #>£& ! & Jj E~.i.-.l-~ ' 
 
 Thou art my caffle and defence, in my neceflicie. My God my rock in 
 
 i^^E^iillliijiiliiiiili 
 
 vvhome I truft, the worker of my wealth: My refuge buckler and my 
 
 itiiEi^EiSSE:! 
 
 shield, the home of all my health, 
 
 3 When I fing laud vnto the Lord, 
 
 moit worthy to be ferued : 
 ¥hen from my foes I am right lure, 
 that I shall be preferued. 
 
 4 The pangs of death did compas mee, 
 and bound mee cuery where : 
 
 The flowing waues of wickednefifc, 
 did put mee in great fearc. 
 
 5 The flye and futtle fruires of hell, 
 were round about mee fet: 
 
 And for my death there was prepared, 
 a deadly trapping net : 
 
 6 I thus befet with payne and griefe, 
 
 dU pray to God for grace : 
 A"d he forthwith did heare my plaint, 
 out of his holy place. 
 
 7 Suth is his power that in his wrath, 
 
 hee made the earth to quake : 
 Yea the foundation of the mount 
 
 of Bafan for to shake. 
 2 And from his noftiills came a fmoke, 
 
 when kindled was his ire : 
 And from his mouth came kindled coales 
 
 of hot coniuming fire. 
 9 The Lord defcended from aboue» 
 
 and bowed the heauens hy e : 
 And vndcrnctfh his feetc hee caft» 
 
 the darknefTe of the Skye. 
 io On Cherubs and on Cherubins* 
 
 full royally hee rode * 
 And on the wings of all the winds. 
 
 came flying all abroad. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 
 xi And like a den moft dark hee made, 
 
 his den and fecret place: 
 With waters black and ayry clouds, 
 
 enuironedhec was. 
 n But when the prdenceof his face* 
 
 in brightnefie shall appearc : 
 Then clouds confiime, and in their (tcci 
 
 come hayle and coales of fire. 
 Xj Thefc fiery darts and thunderbolts, 
 
 difperce them heerc and there: 
 And with his often lightenings, 
 
 hee put them in great feare. 
 
 14 Lord at thy wrath and threatntngi 
 and at thy chiding cheare : 
 
 The fprings and the foundations, 
 of all the world app.are. 
 
 15 And fiom aboue the Lord fent dowim 
 
 to fetch mee from below : 
 And pluckt mee out of waters grca* 
 itM would wee oucriiov v. * - • 
 
ALT VS. 49 
 
 Thou art my caftell and defence, in my necefii- tie. My God my rock in 
 
 lillgiiiififillisiiiiil 
 
 whome 1 truft, the worker of my wealth: My refuge buckler and my 
 
 liiiiiiiiiiiiE 
 
 shield, 
 
 the home of all my health. 
 
 B AS SV S. 
 
 Iiliilil?iilf1ii,i^iiill 
 
 Thou hart rriy caf^ell ar.d defcnfce, in my neceffitie. My God my rock in 
 whome I truft, the worker of mv wealth: My refuge buckler and my 
 
 -A- 
 
 shielci > the home of ail my health. 
 
 16* And mce delivered from foes, 
 that would telle nude mee thrall: 
 
 Yci from i\\^i\ foes as were to itrong, 
 for mce to drale withali. 
 
 \y They did preuent mee to oppreiTc 
 
 in time of my great griefe : 
 But yet the Lord was my defence, 
 
 my f.iccour and rcliefc. 
 ifc He brought mce forth in open place, 
 
 whereas 1 might bee free: 
 And kept mee fafe becaufe he had, 
 
 a fauour vnto mee. 
 
 19 And as I wis an innocent, 
 
 fo did hee mce regard: 
 And to the clcannefle of my hands, 
 
 hee giue mee my reward. 
 so For that 1 walked in his wayes, 
 
 and in hrs pathes haue trod : 
 And ha tie rot wauered wickedly, 
 
 againlt my Lord my God. 
 
 The third pa it. 
 
 »i Buteuerraore 1 haue refpeft, 
 
 to hi* law and decree; 
 His kaiutes and commaundements, 
 
 I catt not out from mee. 
 »a bai p me juU tieane and vm eaupr, 
 
 appeardbeeforefcis face: 
 And did refraine from wickednefle, 
 
 and finnein any cafe. 
 2j The Lord therfore will mee reward 
 
 as T haue done aright: 
 And to the cleannefTe of my hands, 
 
 appearing in his fight. 
 
 24 For Lord vvitn him that hcly is, 
 wilt thou be holy toe: 
 
 And with the good and vertnous men* 
 right vertuoufly wilt doe. 
 
 25 And to the louing and elect, 
 thy loue thou v . ilt refer ue: 
 
 And thou wilt vfe the wicked men, 
 as wicked men deferue. 
 
 26 For thou doit fai?e rfk fimple fo\k 9 
 in trouble when they lye j 
 
 And doit biing dovvne the countenance 
 of them that looke full hie. 
 
 27 The Lord will light my candle fo, 
 that it shall shine full light: 
 
 The Lord my God will make alio, 
 my darkntfle to bee li^ht. 
 
 28 For by thy help an Ijbft of men, 
 diicomfiteLord J shall : 
 
 By thee 1 fcale ar.d oucrleape, 
 lU idength of any wall. 
 
 ©.a. v V»» 
 
if Vnfpottwl arc the waves of God, thy right hand Is my towe r . 
 
 his word is purely tnde 
 Hee is a fure defence to fuch, 
 
 as in his faith abide. 
 50 For vvho is God except the Lord, 
 
 for other there is none : 
 Orclfe vvho is omnipotent, 
 
 /auing our God alone 1 
 
 The fourth part. 
 
 Thyloue and familiaritie, 
 
 doth itiii incieafe my power. 
 
 $5 And vnde r mee thou makeft plaine* 
 the w.iy where I should walke : 
 
 So that my feete shall neuer flip, 
 t or (tumble at a balke. 
 
 %6 And fiercely 1 putfue and take, 
 my foes that mee annoyd : 
 
 And from the field doe not rcturnct 
 till they bee all dcftioyd. 
 
 %\ The God that girdeth me with ftregth 
 
 is hee that 1 doe meane : 
 That all the waies wherein I walk, 
 
 dideuermore Jccepe cleane. 
 j* That made my feete lyke to the harts, For at my feete thev fall downe flat, 
 
 in fvviftnefle of my pace : I {hike them all fo fore. 
 
 &nd for my furety brought mee foith, j3 For thou doeft gird mee with thy 
 
 J7 So I fupprcflc and wound my foos, 
 that they can ri(e no more: 
 
 into an open place. 
 
 |J Hee did"in order put my hands, 
 to battaile and to fight : 
 
 To breake in funder barres of braiTe, 
 hee gaue myne annes the might 
 
 to warre in fuch a wife : (itrength^ 
 That they bee all fcattered abroad, 
 thar vp againft mee life. 
 
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 my mortnll enemies yoke : 
 
 |4 Thou tcacheit «c<thy fauiug health, And all my fo^s thou doft deuidc» 
 
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 % The wondrous works of God appeare 4. In them the Lord made for the funne, 
 
 by euery d avc s fuccefTe : a place of great renowne : 
 
 The nights which likxrwife their race Who like a bridegrome ready triixi, 
 
 the felfe fame things exprefie. (run r doth from his chamber come. 
 
 I There is no language tongue or fpeach $ And as a valiant champion, 
 where their found is not heard; who for to get a price : 
 
 In all the earth and coifts thereof, With toy doth haft to take in haot, 
 
 their knowledge is couferd. fome noble cnterprifc. 
 
In funder rvith thy ftroke. 
 40 They cald for help but none gaue Care 
 
 nor holp them with r eliefe : 
 ¥ea to the Lord they cald for hrlp, 
 
 yet heard hee not their griefc. 
 
 The fift part. 
 
 41 And ftill lyke duft before the winde, 
 I driue them vnder feete : 
 
 And f.veepe them out like filthy clay, 
 that ltincketh in the it) eete. 
 
 41 Thou keepeft me from feditious folk, 
 that ftill in ltrife bee led : 
 
 And thou doeit or' the heathen folk, 
 appoint mee to bee head. 
 
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 45 But Mefled bee the lining Lord, 
 
 mbft worthy of all prayfe : 
 That is my rock 3hd fauing health, 
 
 privled bee hee alwaies. 
 4$ For God it is that gauc met powet; 
 
 reuenged for to bee : 
 And with his holy word lubdude, 
 
 the people vnto mee. 
 
 47 And from my foes race deliuere^ 
 
 and fet mee higher then thole, 
 That cruell and vngodly vverc> 
 
 and vp againft mee roft. 
 4S And for this caufe O Lord my God* 
 
 to thee giue thanks I shall : 
 And fing out prayfes to thy name, 
 
 among the Gentills all. 
 
 49 That gaueft great pvofperitif, 
 vnto the king 1 fay : 
 
 4? A people ftrange to mee vnknowne, 
 
 and yet they shall mee feme: 
 And at the firft obay my word, 
 
 whereas myne owne will fi verue. ToPauid thine annointed king, 
 44 I shall bee irkfome to mine owne, and to his feed for aye* 
 
 they vviil not fee mv tight : 
 Jut wander f j ide o it of their waies, 
 and hide them out of fight. 
 
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 6 And all the Sky fiom ende to ende, 8 Iuftare the Lords commaimdementf* 
 
 hee compafTeth about : and glad both hart androinde: 
 
 Nothing can hide it from his heate. His precepts pure, and giueth light, 
 
 but hee will rmde ic out. to eyes that bee full blinde. „ 
 
 7 How perfect is the law of God, 
 
 how is his couenant Aire *i 
 Conuerting foulcs and making wife> 
 the fiaple and obfeute. 
 
 9 The reare of God is excellent, 
 and doth endure for euer : 
 
 The iudgements of the Lord are tra* 
 md righteous altogether. 
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 then fined gold I fay: And in performance' of the fame, 
 
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 are not iofweet as they. 12 But Lord what earthly man doth 
 
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 his help at euery neede : 4 According to thy harts de/ire, 
 
 And fo in Sion ftablish thee, the Lqrd graunt vnto thee : 
 
 and make thee ftrong in deede: And all thy counfell and deuife, 
 
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 that now to him is done : 5 We shal rcioice when thou vs fauefl. 
 
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 pieuaile not oner mee : For my redeemer and my ftrength, 
 
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 6 The Lord will his annointed faue, 
 
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 defend thee from'all ill. 
 
 and lbme in Hotfes truft : 
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 that keepeth promife iuft. 
 8 They fall down fl.it but wee doe ry(et 
 
 and ftand vp ftedfaftly : 
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 on thec when vv.ee doe cry. 
 
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 And- thou halt fet vpon his head, 
 
 a Crowneof perfect gold. 
 4 And when- hee asked lyfe of thee, 
 thereof thou ma.deft him fure : 
 To haue long l y f e> yea fuch 4 lyfe, 
 as euer should endure. 
 
 % Great is his glory by thy help, 
 
 thy benefits andayde: 
 Great worship and great honour both, 
 
 thou haft vpon him. la yd. 
 
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 that neuer shall decay : 
 And with thy chcerefull countenance, 
 wilt comfort him alvvay. 
 
 7 For why'-.the king doth ftrongly truft, 
 
 ill God for to prctr.il e : 
 Therefore his good:.cffe ind his grace, 
 
 vvill not that hee shali qir.yle. 
 S But let thine enemies feelc thy force, 
 
 and thofe that ihee vvithn\*nd* 
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 the power of thy right Jiand. 
 
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 I doe both cry & call: I ceafe not all the night ft yet thou heareft not at all. 
 
 2 Euen thou that in thy fanctiiary, 
 and holy place doeft dwell : 
 
 Thou art the comfort aaid the ioy. 
 and glory of Ifraell. 
 
 4 And hee in whom our fathers olde, 
 
 had all their hope tor euer : 
 And when they put their truft in thee, 
 {0 didft thou them dcliuer. 
 
 5 They were deliuered euer when, 
 they called on thv name : 
 
 And for the faith they had in thee, 
 
 they were not put to shame. 
 4 5ut I am now fcecome a wonne, 
 
 more lyke then any man. 
 An out caft whom the people fcorne, 
 with all the fpight they can. 
 
 7 And meedefpife as they behold, 
 
 mce walking on the way : 
 They grin,thev movv\they nod their heds 
 and in this wife they fav. 
 
 8 This man dyd glory in the Lord, 
 
 his fauonr and his loue : 
 Let him redeemc and help him now, 
 his power if hec vvill prouc. 
 
 9 But Lord wit of my mothers womb, 
 
9 And like an onen \>nrhe there Lord, 
 
 in fiery flame and fume : 
 Thine an?er shall deftroy them all, 
 and fire shall them con fume. 
 
 10 And thou wik rooteout of the earth 
 their fruit that should encreafe, 
 
 And from the number of thy nock, 
 their feede shali end^ and ceafe. 
 
 li For whv'imuch mifchief did they mufe 
 
 againft thy holy name : 
 Yet dyd they faile and had no power, 
 for toperfonne the fame. 
 
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 12 But as a marire thou sh alt them fet, 
 
 in a more open place : 
 And charge thy bowftrings readely, 
 
 againit thine enemies face. 
 
 i* Be thou exalted Lord therefore, 
 in thy ftrengthcuery houre : 
 
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 prajfing thy might And power. 
 
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 Yea Bulles fo fat as though they ha4 
 
 I came bv thy requeft : 
 Thou didit perferue him ftill in. hope, 
 
 while 1 dyd fuck her breft. 
 lo I ryas committed from my byrth, 
 
 with thee to haue abode : 
 Since I was in uiy toothers womb, 
 thou hail bene eiier my God. 
 The fecond part, 
 it Then lord depart not row from mee 
 
 in this my prefent griefe : 
 Since 1 haue none to bee my help* 
 
 my fuccour and relicfe. 
 U So many Bulles doe compafle mee, 
 that bee full rtrcmg of head : 
 
 in Bafan field bene fed. 
 
 i; They gape vpon mee greedely, 
 as though they would mee flay; 
 
 Much lvkc a Lyon roaring out, 
 and ramping for his pray. 
 
 X4 But I drop dovvne lyke water she<^ 
 my ioynts in fiiwdcr breaker 
 
 My heart doth in my body melt, 
 lyke waxc againit the heat. 
 
 15 And like a potsherd drieth my ftre'gdb 
 my tongue it cleaueth fail : 
 
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 Vnto my lawes, *nd I am brought, 
 
 to duft of death at laft. 
 \6 And many dogs doc compafle mee, 
 
 and wicked counfcll eke : 
 Confpire againft tnee curfedly j 
 
 they pcarcc my hands and feete. 
 
 to help mee Lord make fyee& 
 20 And fro the fword lord faue my foule> 
 
 by thy might and thy power 
 And keepe my foule thy dariling deare, 
 
 from dogs that would deuour. 
 
 T7 I was tormented fo that I, 
 might all my bones haue told : 
 
 Yet (till vpon mee they dot looke: 
 and ftill they me behold. 
 
 t% My garmeuts they deuidid eke 
 in parts among them all : 
 
 Arid for my coat they did cart lottes, 
 to vhom it might befall, 
 
 xp Therefore I pray thee bee not far, 
 
 from mee at my great neede : 
 But rather (ith thou art my ftrengthi 
 
 11 And fro the Lyons mouth that would, 
 
 mee all in f under shiuer: 
 And from the homes of Vnicomes, 
 
 Lord fafely mee deliuer. 
 21 And I shall to my brethren all, 
 
 thy maieity record: 
 And in thy Church shai praife *hc name 
 of thee theliuing Lord. 
 
 The third part. 
 2 J All ye that feare him praite the Lord, 
 
 tJon Iacob honour him : 
 and all ye feede of Ifraell, 
 
 * HE Lord is onely my fuppprt, and he that doth mee feede: How 
 
 can I then lacke any thing, whereof I ftand in needc. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 HE Lord is ouely my fup port, and he that doth mee feede: How 
 
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 can I then lackc any thing, whereof I ftand in neede. 
 t Hee doth mee fold in coates moft fafe, then doth hee mee home take: 
 
 the tender graffe faft by: Conducting mee in his right pathes* 
 
 And after driucs mee to the ftreames, euen for his owne names fake, 
 
 which run moft pieafautly. 4 And though I were euen at deaths dort 
 
 yrt would 1 fearc none ill: 
 5 And when I fcele my felfe neere loft, For with thy rod and shepheards crook 
 
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*vith reuerenee worship him. 
 •4- Por hee defpifeth not the poore, 
 
 hee turneth not avvzy: 
 His countenance when they doc call« 
 
 but graunteth to their cr) . 
 
 *j Among the flock that fcare the Lord, 
 I will therefore prodaime : 
 
 Thy prayfe,and keepe thy ^omifc made, 
 for Vetting forth thv name. 
 
 26 The poore shall eate & bee fuffifed, 
 and thofe that doe their deuer: 
 
 To know the Lord shal praife his name 
 their hearts shall hue for euer. 
 
 27 AH coaftes of earth shall praife the 
 and tunie to him for grace : ( Lord* 
 
 The heathen folk shall worship him, 
 before his blefled face. 
 
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 28 The kiugdomeof the heathetUolle, 
 
 the Lord shall haue therefore ; 
 Aud hee shall bee their gcuicruoart 
 and king for euuniorc. 
 
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 1^ The rich man of his godly gifts, 
 
 shall (cede and lait alfb : 
 And in his prefence worship him, 
 
 and bow their knees f.lHovv. 
 Jo And all that fha.'l goe do w.ic to duft, 
 
 of life by I im mini raft: 
 My feede shall Hue ancf praife rhe Lor<^ 
 
 while any world shall laft. 
 
 j i My feed? shall pl:.i::ly shew to them 
 that shall bee borr.e hereafter : 
 
 His ittftice and his nghteonmeflTe, 
 and all his works of vvonder. 
 
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 , and brought my miude in frame: yet will I feare none ill : 
 
 To walk in pathes of nghceoufnefle, Thy rod,thy ftaffe»doth comfort mee, 
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 Yea his is all the world and all, that therein doth indure. 
 
 l For hee hath faftly founded it. 
 
 aboue the fea to ftand ; 
 And layd alow the liqnide flouds, 
 
 to flow beneath the land. 
 j For who is hee (O Lord that shall, 
 
 afcend vnto thy hill ^ 
 Or pifle into thy holy place, 
 
 there to continue ftill. (hart 
 
 4 whofe hands are harmelefle & whofe 
 
 no fpot there doth defile : 
 His fbule not fet on vanitie, 
 
 who hath not fworne to guile. 
 
 5 Him that is fuch a one the Lor4, 
 
 shall place in blisfull plight : 
 And God bis God and fauiour, 
 shall yeld to him his right. 
 
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 in fc eking of his grace: 
 
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 4 And in the prefence of my foes, 5 Through all my lyfe thy fauour is, 
 my table thou shait fpread: fo frai.ckly shewed to mce : 
 
 Thou shale (O Lord ) fill full my aip, That in thy houfe for eucrmore, 
 and eke annoynt my head, my dwelling place shalbe. 
 
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 Yea his is all the world and ail, 
 As I*cob did the Ifraelite, 
 
 in that tyme «f his race. 
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 the cuerlafting gate : 
 For there shall enter in thereby, 
 
 the king of glorious (late. 
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 the ftrong and mighue Lord: 
 The mightie Lord in battailes ltout, 
 
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 and tryall of the fwovd. 
 
 9 Ye princes o^en your gates,ft*nd opes 
 the euerhuing gate : 
 
 For there shall enter in thereby, 
 the kingof gloiiois ftate. 
 
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 the Lord ofhofts it is: 
 
 The kingdome and theroyaltie, 
 of glorious ftate is his. 
 
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 which hirme them wrongfully, his truth a perfect guide: 
 
 Therfore thy pithes and thy right waxes Therefore the Lord wilUinners teach* 
 
 vnto mee Lord defcry . 
 4 Direct mee in thy truth, 
 
 and teach mee I thee pray: 
 Thou art my God and Sauiour, 
 
 on thee I vvayt alvvay. 
 J Thy mercyes manifold, 
 
 1 pray thee Lord r menber t 
 And eke thy piiic plentifuil, 
 
 for they rune uenc for euer» 
 6 Remember not the faults, 
 
 and frail tie of my youth : 
 Remember not now ignorant. 
 - 1 haue bene of thy truth. 
 
 Nor after my deferts, 
 let mee thy mercy fmde : 
 
 But of thine ovvne beuignitie 
 Lord haue mee in thy mind. 
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 and fuch as goe afidc. 
 
 8 The humble hee will teach, 
 his precepts for to keepe: 
 
 Hee will direct in all his wayes, 
 the lowly and the meeke. 
 
 9 For all the wayes of God, 
 are truth and mercy both : 
 
 To them that keepe his teftaraent, 
 the vyitneiTe of his troth. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 10 Now for thy holy name, 
 O Lord I thee intreat : 
 
 To graunt mee pardon for my fmncfc 
 for it is wondrous great. 
 
 11 Who lb doth fcarc the Lord* 
 the Lord doth um divert : 
 
 To lead his life in fuch a way, 
 as hee doch beft accept. 
 C ANT VS. l.D.B.ofMT. 
 
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 Ord bee my iudge and thou shalt fee, my pathesare right & plainc: 
 
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 i^iiiiill=ll|i^liiilg 
 
 Ord bee my iudge and thou shalt fee* my pathes are right & plaint: 
 
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 I uuft in God,aud hope that hec, will ftrcngth thee to rciaaiuc. 
 
PI=^Eils!Eiii:|§iPiili=ii^ 
 
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 to take no shame, for in thee doe I truft.Let not mv foes reioyce,normake a 
 
 tiiiliiiliSiliiliiiiil 
 
 fcorn of rae: And let them not be ouet thrown, that put their truft in thee. 
 BASS VS. 
 
 Hpirpiiiplipi^lII 
 
 to take no shame/or in thee doe I truft.Let not my foes reioyce,nor make a 
 
 Iii|iiliii&j|E^I 
 
 fcorn of me : And let them not be ouerthrt>wn,that put their truft in thee. 
 
 ji His fonle shall cuermoie, 
 
 in goodneflfe dwell and ftand. 
 His feedc and his pofteiitie, 
 
 inherite shall the land. 
 Ij All thole that feare the Lord, 
 
 know his fecret intent : 
 And vnto them hcedoth declare» 
 
 his will and teftament. 
 
 14. Mine eyes and eke my heart, 
 
 to him 1 will aduaunce: 
 That pluckt my feete out of the fnare, 
 of finne and ignorance 
 
 15 VVith mercy m'ee beehold, 
 to thee I make my mone : 
 
 For I am poore and de folate, 
 and comfoxtlefie alone. 
 
 16 The troubles of my heart, 
 are multiplide indeede : 
 
 Bring mee out of this mifery, 
 neceflitie and neede. 
 
 rialme.26. 
 
 17 Behold my pouertie, 
 
 mine anguish and my paync • 
 
 Remit my finne and mine offence* 
 and make mee cleanc againc. 
 
 1 8 O Lord beehold my foes, 
 how they doe ftiil encrealc : 
 
 Purfuing mee with deadly hate, 
 that fayne would line in peacei 
 
 10 Preferue and keepc my ioule, 
 and eke deliuer mee: 
 
 And let mee not bee ouerthrovyne* 
 becaufe I truft in thee, 
 
 20 Let myfimple purenefle, 
 
 mee from myne enemies shend: 
 Becaufe I looke as one of thine, 
 that thou shouldft mee defend. 
 
 21 Deliuer Lord thy folk, 
 and fend them fomc reliefer 
 
 I meane thy chofen Ifraell, 
 
 from all their paine and griefe. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 I.D.B.ofM:. 
 
 *-* Ord bee my iudge ik thou shalt fee, my pathes are right & plaine: 
 
 1 truit in Gotland hope that hee, will firength thee to remaine. 
 BASS VS. 
 
 T a a p£U4v-j^-l J .*?!. ' . h 
 
 Ord bee my iudge & thou shalt fee, my pathes arc right & plainer 
 
 mm 
 
 I icuft la Qod, iad to?f c tfwt hce, vyiii ilrcagtfi u*cc to remaine. 
 
 Ptouc 
 
2 Proitemee mv God I thee defire, with the deceitfull traine. 
 
 my vviics to forth and trie : - l much ab horre the wicked fort, 
 
 As men doe proue their gold with fire, th , ir d , eds { doe ddl)ife . 
 
 my raignes and heart c(pie. j doe not once to them reiort> 
 
 t Thy gooJnefle hvl beefore my face, that hurtfull things deuifc : 
 
 I durtt b :ehold alwayes : * My hands * wash,and doe pcoccede* 
 
 For of thy truth I tread the trace, L m vvor , ks t0 walk vpright : 
 
 and Will doe all my daves. Then to thine alter I make Ipeede 
 
 4 1 doe not luft to haunt or vfe, t0 off ^ r th ere in fight. 
 
 with men vvhofc deed* are vajrne : 7 That 1 mayfpeak & preach the praife 
 To come in thy houfe I doe refute, that dotii bceiong to thee : 
 
 Pfalme. 27. CANTVS. E.Hooper. 
 
 I^ii^^ifiiiiiiiiliii 
 
 HE Lord is both my health & light, shall man mike me difmaid: 
 
 
 Sith God dothgiue me ftrength and might, why should I bee afraide % 
 •* HE Lord is both my health & light, shall man make mee difmaide: 
 
 illiiHiifimimiil . 
 
 Sith God doth giue mee ftrength and might, why sbould I bee afraid \ 
 2 While th^t my foes with all their, and vevv his temple well. 
 
 beegin with mee to braule: (ftrength 6 In time of dread hee shall mee hyde* 
 And thinke to eatc mee vp,at length within his place moft pure : 
 
 themfelues haue caught the fall. And keepe mee fecret by his fide, .. 
 
 j Though they in camp againft me lye as oa a rock 1Eoft fure * 
 
 my heart is not afrayd : 7 At legth I know the lords good grace, 
 
 In battavle plight if they will trye, shall make mee (hong and flout : 
 
 I truft in God for ayde. My foes to foyle and cleane deface, 
 
 4 One thing of God I doe require, that compas mee about. 
 
 that hee will not deny : S Therefore within his houfe will I, 
 
 For which 1 pray and will defire, giue facrifice of prayfe : 
 
 till hee to mee apply. With Pfalmes and fongs I will apply* 
 
 to laud the Lord alwayes. 
 
 5 That I within his holy place* The fecond part. 
 
 my lyfc throughout may dwell: f Lord heare the voyce of my requeft, 
 
 To fee the beautie of his face, for which to the 1 call: 
 
 pfalme. 28. CANTVS. I. P. B.of M, 
 
 mmsmm^mmi^M 
 
 Hou art O Lord my itrength & Aay, the fiiccour which I craue : 
 * Hou art O i-ord^nyttrcngtii and Itay, the Succor vvhtcb I crau« 
 
train*. 2* £« 
 
 And fo declare how wondrous vvaies, their lyfe thereof is full i + 
 
 thou haft bei e ^ood to mce. ^nd their right hand with wrench ft 
 
 I O Lord thy houfe I loie moft dcarc, for bribes doth pluck & pull* (Wilt 
 
 to mce it doth exceU: it But I in righteoufneflc emend, 
 
 I bane delight and would be nrere, ffly tyme ana aaycs to f eruc . 
 
 vvheras thy grace doth dwell. Haue mcf tie Lord and m ee defend, 
 
 f O shutuot v*> my f »ule with them> fo that I doc not fwerue, 
 
 id fihne that take their fill: Xi My foot is ftayd for all aflayes. 
 
 Nor yet my lyfe among thofe men, it ftandeth well and i ight: 
 
 that feeke much bloud to fpill. (guile VVherfore to God vvill I giuc praifefc 
 io VVhofe hands are heapc with craft & in all the peoples fight. 
 
 Pfalme.*7. A L T V S. E. Hooper. 
 
 * HE Lord is both my health & light,shall man make mee difmaid: 
 
 lit f fj? y.,f ;p|; ♦ i"t;i p 
 
 Sith God doth giue mee ftrength & might, why should I bee afraied ; 
 
 1 HB Lord is both mv health and light,shali man make mee difmaid: 
 
 Sith God doth giue mee ftrength and might, why should I bee afraied 1 
 Haue mercie Lord on mee oppi eft; and lead mce on foorth-rightt 
 
 and fend mee help vvithall. For feare of fuch as watch former 
 io My hart doth knowledge vnto thee, to trap mee if they might- 
 
 1 fue to haue thy grace; 14. Do not beetakc mee to the will, 
 Then feeke my face (.faift thou to mee) of them that bee mi foes : 
 
 Lord, 1 will feeke thy face. For they furmife againft mee (till, 
 
 II In wrath turne not thy felfe away, ^ 3 ^ e witnefle to depofe. 
 
 •nor futfer mee to Aide : 15 My heart would faint but that in met 
 
 Thou art my help ftill to this day, this hope is fixed faft: 
 
 bee ftill my God and guide. The Lord Gods good $race shal it fee, 
 
 12 My parents both their foane forfooke in lvfe that ave shall laft. 
 
 and caft mee off at large : 1$ Truft ftill in God whofe whole thou 
 
 And then the Lord himfelfe yet tookc his will abide thou muft : (art,. 
 
 of mee the care and charge, And he- shall cafe and ftrength thy hart 
 
 *J Teach mee Q God the way to thee, **" ^' oa m ^^ <* oe tmft * 
 
 *gjme.*». . . ALT VS. I.D.3.of* M. 
 
 ^liililll^lil^Tl 
 
 Hou art O Lord, my ftrength and ftay, the fuccour which I craue 
 BASS VS. 
 
 Neglect 
 
£m c a n t v s. 
 
 Neglect i»ee not, leaft 1 bee like, to them that goe to graue. 
 TEN OK. 
 
 e^p^ : =^igfeii^:(i^EJii^| 
 
 Neglect mce not, leaft I bee like, to them that goe to graue. 
 a The voyce of thy fuppliant hearc, 4. According to their handy work* 
 
 that vntothee doth cry 
 When I lift vp my hands vnto, 
 
 thy holy Arke moft hye. 
 J Repute mcc not among the fort, 
 
 of wicked and peruert 
 
 as they deferue in deede : 
 And afcer their inueations, 
 
 let them receaue their meede. 
 5 For they regard nothing Gods word, 
 
 his law ne yet his lore: 
 
 That fpeake right faire vnto their friends Therfore will he them and their fec4 
 and think full ill in hart., deitroy for euermore. 
 
 Pfalme. 29- . CAN TVS. 
 
 Gi^ 
 
 r$-gE|~5£ 
 
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 E.Blancks 
 
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 Iiie to the Lord yce Potentates, yee rulers of the world: 
 
 & 
 
 lilllUg 
 
 Giue yce all praife* honour and ftrength, vnto the liuing Lord. 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^G l^gE^i^^^fa^FM^ 
 
 Iue to the Lord yee Potentates, yce rulers of the world: 
 
 kuxi irnrrffmr- 
 
 -JTt 
 
 Giue yce all praife, honour and ftreugth, vnto the liuing Lord. 
 
 % Giue glory to his holy name, 
 
 and honour him alone : 
 VVorshtp him in his maieftie, 
 
 within his holy throne. 
 I His voyce doth rule the waters all, 
 
 cuen as him fclfe doth pleafe: 
 Hee doth prepare the thunder claps, 
 
 and gouernes all the feas. 
 4 The voyce of God is of great force, 
 
 and wondrous excellent: 
 It is molt mightie in effect, 
 and much magnificent. 
 
 5 The voice of God doth rent 5c breake 
 
 the Ceder trees Co long ; 
 The Ceder trees of Libanus, 
 which are moft hye and itrong. 
 
 6 And makes them leape like as a catfe* 
 
 or elfe the Vuicorne: 
 
 Pfalme.30. 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 I. Farmer. 
 
 l^^pE^g^^i^EpilE^tifigji 
 
 L L land and praile with heart and voice, O Lord I giue to thee, 
 TENOR- 
 
 & i^iB^ligiji^iii! 
 
 L L Uud and f uifc with hart and voyce, O Lord I giue to thee* 
 
ALTVSi 
 
 [fefelipp^ j f * »' "ft jgl 
 
 ej 
 
 Neglect mee not,leaft I bee like, to them that goe to grauc. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 SsfefefE 
 
 Neglect mee not, leaft 1 bee like* to them that goe to graue; 
 
 4 To render thancks vnto the Lord, 
 how great a caufe hauel < 
 
 fc4y voice,!ry |>rarer,andrny complaint, 
 that heaid fo willingly. 
 
 7 Hee is niy shield and fortitude, 
 
 my buckler in diftreffe : 
 My hope-my helj>,my hearts r?liefe, 
 
 my jfong shall him confeffe. 
 
 8 Hee is our ftrength and our defence* 
 
 our enemies torefift: 
 The 1 ealth and the faluation* 
 of his elect in Chriit 
 
 9 Thy people and thy heritage, 
 Lord blefie,guide,and preferue : 
 
 Increafe them(Lord)and rule their hart£ 
 that they may neuer fvvarue. 
 
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 Tfa/me.i 9 . tA LTV S. S.TLmckr. 
 
 lue to the Lord yee Potentates, yee rulers of the world: 
 
 iisi^?!!ifiEi 
 
 Giue yee all praife,honour and ftrength vnto the liuing Lord. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ^*J I iic to the Lord yee potentates, yee rulers of the world: 
 
 Giue yee alipratfe.honour and ftrtmgth, vnto the lining Lord. 
 
 Not onelv trees but mounts ines great, his glory doth proclaims 
 
 whereon the trees are borne: TQ The Lord yva$ fttabouc thc fl6u<1$ , 
 
 7 His voyce deuides the flames of fire, ruling the raging fea: 
 
 and shakes the vviidernetfe : So shall hee raigne as Lord and king, 
 
 8 It makes the defe rt quake fcr feare, for ener and tor aye; 
 
 that called is Cades. 1 1 The Lord will giue his people povvei 
 
 £ It makes the Hinds for feare to caluc* i.i vertuc to increafe: 
 
 and makes the couert plaine: Thc Lord will blefle his chofen folkc, 
 
 Then in his temple cucry man, with euerlalling peace. 
 
 Pfahne.^o. ALTVS. I.Farmer. 
 
 A i^gip!|illigliriili|i 
 
 LL laud and praife with heart and voice, O Lord I giue to thee, 
 
 LL hud and praife with heart and voice, Q Lord i giue to thee, 
 E.xj, v ihkk 
 
66 
 
 CAN TVS. 
 
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 which didit not make my foes reioyce, but haft exalted mee. 
 
 OLord 
 
 
 my God to thee I crydc, in all my paine aiuigriefe, thou gaueftan care 
 
 
 =x^: 
 
 and didft prouide, to eaic mee with reliefe. 
 TENOR. 
 
 »^^ii^iiil|iii?iliiiil^^ 
 
 which didft not make ray foes reioecc, but haft exalted mee, OLord 
 
 ii^il^lIliiipiEl^i^^ 
 
 my God te thee I aide, in all my paine and gncfe, thou gaucft an eare, 
 
 ifeil&ii^ip^iii 
 
 and didft prouide, to eaf« mee with reliefe. 
 
 $Of thy good will thou haft cald back, 
 
 my foule from hell to fane : 
 Thou didft reuiue whenftrength did lack 
 
 and Jccptft mee from the graue. 
 4Sing praife ye Saints that proue & fee, 
 
 the goodnefle of t^e Lord: 
 In memory of his maieftie, 
 
 reioyce with one accord. 
 
 5 For vvhyi his argerbut a fpa ce 
 
 doth laft and flake againe: 
 But in his fauourand his grace, 
 
 al waits doth life remain*. 
 Though gripes of griefe & pangues full 
 
 shall lodge with vs all night: (fore> 
 The Lord to ioy shall vs reftore, 
 
 beefore the day bee light. 
 
 6 When I enioyed the world at will, 
 
 thus would I boaft and fay: 
 Tush 1 am fure to feare none ill, 
 this wealth shall not decay. 
 
 7 For thou (O Lord of thy good grace, 
 haft fent mee ftrength and a'de : 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 E. Hooper. 
 
 O 
 
 Pfalme.ji. 
 
 Lord I put my truft in thee, let nothing work mee shame : 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^-^ Lord I put my truft in thee, let nothing work mee shame : 
 
 as thou art iuit dtliucr rccc, and fct ace quite from biaaje. 
 
 
A t T V S. 
 
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 which didft not make my foes rciovce, but haft exalted race.O Lord my 
 
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 God to thee I cryde, in all my paine and gricfe, thou gaiieft an earet 
 
 3E 
 
 lliiilfilliilll 
 
 and didft prouide, to cafe mee with re* Uefe. 
 
 BASS VS. f K A 
 
 whin didft not make my foes reioyce, but haft exal- ted mee. O Lord 
 my God to thee I cryde, in all my palne and griefe, tho't gaueft an eare, 
 
 and didft prouide, to cafe mee with reliefe. 
 
 lut when thou turndft away thy face> 
 
 my minde was fore difmayd. 
 8 VVherfore againe yet dyd I cry, 
 
 to thec (O Lord) of might: 
 My God with plaints 1 dyd apply, 
 
 and prayd both day and night. 
 f VVnat gaine is in my bioudfay I, 
 
 if death deftroy my dayes i 
 Doth duft declare thy maieftie, 
 
 or yet thy trtith doth prayfe 1 
 K VVherfore my God fomepittie take, 
 
 Pfalme,jr. 
 
 O Lord 1 the defire: 
 Doe not this fimple foule forfake, 
 
 of help 1 thee require. 
 It Then didft thou turnemy grief 9c we 
 
 vnto a cheerfull voice: 
 The mourning weed thou tookeft me fro 
 
 and mad*ft mee to reioyec. 
 
 ax VVherfore my foule tnceflantly, 
 shall fing vnto thy prayfe : 
 
 My Lord my God to thee will I 
 gine laud and thanks alwaies- 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 E.Hooper« 
 
 Lord I put my tiuft in thee, let nothing work mee shame : 
 
 WmMmmMMM 
 
 as thou art iuft deliuer mee, and fet mee quite from blame. 
 B A SS VS. 
 
 Lol <* * P"t my truft m thee, lctnethirg work mee shame: 
 
 « tfct u art iuft dcliucr mcc, and let mee quite from blame. 
 Boii. 
 
 « Hcare 
 
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 T Jaime. 31. 
 
 2 Heare mee O Lord and that anone, Thou feeft when ought mid me annoy, 
 
 to hclpe mee make good fpeede : and knoweft my foulc full well : 
 
 Bee thou my rock and houfe of ftone, 8 Thou halt not left mee in their hand, 
 
 my fence in time of ncede. that would mee ouercharge : 
 
 | For whvlas ftonesthy ftrengthis tryd But tfi ° 11 haii fet me " e ol1 * of band, 
 
 thou art my fort and tower ; to walke abroad at large. 
 
 For thy names fake bee thou my guide, _ The fecond part 
 
 and lead mee in thy power. 
 
 4 Pluck foorth my feet out of the fnare, 
 
 which they for mee haue laid: 
 Thou art my ftrength,and all my care, 
 is for thy might and aide. 
 
 5 Into thy hands Lord I commit, 
 
 my fpirit which is thy due: 
 for why: thou halt redeemed it, 
 
 Lord my God molt true. • 
 
 6 I hate tfich folke as will not part, 
 
 from things to bee abhord : 
 When they on trifles let their hart, 
 my truft is in the Lord. 
 
 f For I will in thy mercie ioy, 
 
 1 fee it doth excelL 
 
 ^ Great griefe O Lord doth me aflaile, 
 
 J'ome pittie on mee take: 
 Mine eies yvaxe dim, my fight dotft fiiie 
 
 my vvonibe for wo? doth ake. 
 to My life is wome with griefe 'ftpaine 
 
 my yecres in woe are pilt: 
 My firengthis goucand through difdaine 
 
 my bones corrupt and wall. 
 n Among my foes I am a fcorae, 
 
 my friends are all difmiid : 
 My neighbours and my kinimen borne, 
 
 to fee tr.ee are afraid. 
 12 As men once dead, are out of mindc, 
 
 fo am I now forgot : 
 As fmall effect in mee they Rwde, 
 
 as in a broken pot. 
 
 rfi 
 
 r dme. 32. CANTVS. 
 
 riigiiiliifPJ 
 
 I.D.B.ofM. 
 
 H E man is bleft whofe wicked neffc, the Lord hath cleane remitted : 
 
 ^g^lg^illi^^i 
 
 And hee whofe finne and wickednefle, is hid aud aJfo coucred. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 fryj^^BE^^^Efc^P 
 
 Ji* E man is bleft whofe wickednefTe,the Lord hath cleane remitted : 
 
 liiiiiii^giiii 
 
 3S3EE 
 
 And eke whofe (inne and wkkedncfle> is hid and al- fo coucred. 
 
 3 And bleft is he to whom the Lord, 
 
 impttteth not hisfinne: 
 VVhich in his hart hath hid noguyle t 
 
 nor fraud is found therein. 
 
 That all my bloud and humors moy&, 
 to drynefle dyd conuart. 
 
 5 I dyd therefore confeflfc my fault* 
 and all my finnes difcoucr : 
 3 For whilft that I kept clofe my (Inne, Then thou O Lord didft mee forgiue, 
 
 in filence and constraint : 
 )&y bones doe vveare and wait away, 
 
 with dayly mone and playnt. 
 f For night and day thy hand on rn^e, 
 
 (o grecuous was and imart; 
 
 and all my fmnes pafle ouer. 
 6 The humble man shall pray therefor^ 
 
 andfeeke thee in due tyme: 
 So that the flouds of water great, 
 
 shall hauc no power oa hiuh 
 
'Pjalnte.^t. 
 
 That feare and tnift in thee tnerlofe, 
 beefore the Tonnes of men. 
 
 x? Thy pretence shal the» fence * gw4 
 
 from all proud bugs and wrong: 
 Within thy place thou shalt them hid*- 
 
 from all the ftrife of tongues. 
 i« Thanks to the Lord that hath decUrJ 
 
 on mee his grace fo farre: 
 Mee to defend with watch and ward, 
 
 sls in a tovvne of vvarre, 
 21 Thus did I fay both day and nlgh% 
 
 When I was ibre oppreft : 
 Loe I was cleane caft out of fight, 
 
 yet hcards thou ray requeft. 
 »i Ye faints louc yee the Lord I fay, 
 
 the faithfull he .doth guyde: 
 And to the proud hee will repay. 
 
 according to their pride. 
 
 1 1 Be ftrong & God shal ftayourhar£ 
 bee bold and haue a luft : 
 SS Oh how great toocihait thou in ftore For fure the Lord will takeyour parti 
 layd vp full fafe f&c them : fith ye on him doe truft . 
 
 Pfalme. 3 2. ALTVS. ISD.B.ofM. 
 
 69 
 
 if I heard the brags of all the Tout, 
 their threats ray minde did fray: 
 
 How they eonfpired and went about., 
 to take my lyfe away. 
 
 14 But Lord I trurt in thee forayde, 
 not to >>ee ouertrod : 
 
 For I confeffe and (till haue fsyd, 
 thou art my Lord and God. 
 
 15 The length of all my lyfe and age, 
 O Lord is in thy hand: 
 
 defend mee from the wrath and rage, 
 
 of them that mee withftand. 
 36 To mee ti.y feruant Lord expreflc, 
 
 and shew thy ioyfull fjicc : 
 And iaue mee Lord for thy goednefle, 
 
 thy mercie and thy grace. 
 The thiid part. 
 *7 Lord let mee not be put to blame, 
 
 for that on thee I call: 
 But let the wicked beare the shame, 
 
 and in the graue to fall. 
 
 H E man is bleft vyhofe vvickednefle,rhc Lord hath cleane remitted: 
 
 |J^|^|iEfE|^g^^^Ef^ip 
 
 And hee whofe finne and wretchedneffe, is hid and alfo couercd. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 T gmiippff puling 
 
 * HE man is blcft whofe wickednefle ; the Lord hath cleane remitted: 
 
 guU. \ T^ ^ mu^ ^=iJ^^ 
 
 And hee whofe finne and wrctchedneflTe, is hid aud alfo couercd. 
 7 When trouble and aduerfitie , Whofe mouth without a raigne orbit* 
 
 doe compafle mee about: from harme thou canft not rule. 
 
 Thou art my refuge and my ioy, 10 The wicked man stall manifold 
 
 and thou doeft ryd mee out. forrowes and giiefe fuftaine: 
 
 t Come nether, and I shall thee tcacfe, But vnto him that trtifts in God, 
 
 how thou shalt walk aright, 
 And will thee guide,as I my felfe, 
 
 haue learnd by proofe and fight* 
 • Bee not fo rude and ignorant) 
 
 « istkcHorfcotMuies 
 
 his goodnefte shall remaine. 
 XT Bee merry therefore in theLor^ 
 
 yee iuft lift vp yo ir voyce: 
 And yee of pure and perfect hart, 
 be glad and eke reioyec. 
 
 E.iii£. YB 
 
EE righteous in the Lord rcioyce, it is a feemely fight: 
 
 thatvpright men with thankefnll w>ice, should praifc the God of might. 
 
 ^Y^i^iiiii^piiiil 
 
 E E righteous in rhe Lord reioyce, it is a feemely fight, 
 -f- 
 
 That vpright men with thankefull voice, should praife the God of might. 
 
 t Pjayfe ye the Lord with harp &fong > 
 inPfalmes and pleafaut things: 
 
 With Lute and instruments among, 
 that foundeth with ten firings. 
 
 | Sing to the Lord a long moft new, 
 
 vvith courage giue him praifc: 
 4 For why s . his word is euer true, 
 
 his works and all his vvaies. 
 % To iudgement,equitie,and right, 
 
 he hath a great goed will: 
 rAnd vvith his gifts he doth dtlight 
 
 the earth throughout to filL 
 
 4 For by the word of God alone, 
 the heauens all were wrought: 
 
 Their hods and powers euery chone, 
 his breath to paflehathbeonght. 
 
 j The waters great gathered hath hee, 
 onheapes within the shore. 
 
 4nd hid the w in the depth to bee , 
 Pfalme.^4. 
 
 ? 
 
 as in a heufe of (tore. 
 
 * All men on earth both leaft and moi» 
 feaieGodand keep his law: 
 
 Yec that nihabite in each coaft, 
 dread him and ftindin awe. 
 
 9 what hee commaud^d wrought it wa* 
 
 at once vvith prefent fpeede : 
 What hee doth will is brought to pat, 
 with full effect indecde. 
 
 10 The counfells of the nations rude, 
 the Lord doth 'bring to nought: 
 
 Hee doth defeate the multitude, 
 of their deuife and thought 
 
 11 But his decrees continue Hill, 
 they neuer (lake or fvvage : 
 
 The motions of his minde and will, 
 
 take place in euery age. 
 Thefecond part. 
 Ix And bleft are they to whom the Lor4 
 
 as God andgMyde is knowne : 
 
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 That vpright men with thankrull voice,should praife the God of might* 
 
 Whom he doth chufeof mere accord* 
 to take them as his ovvne, 
 
 i j The Lord from heauen caft his fight, 
 on men mortall by birth : 
 
 Co&fidcring from hisfeate of might, 
 thedv?eilers on the earth. 
 
 14 The Lord I fay vvhofc hand hath 
 
 and watch to avde the iuft : 
 
 Withfuch as feare him to offend, 
 
 and on his goodnes truft. 
 
 10 That he of death and all diftrefle, 
 may fet their foules from d>ead : 
 
 And if that dearth their land opprcfle, 
 in hunger them to feede. 
 
 mans hart,&doth it frame, (wrought *° VVherfore our foules do ftill depend 
 
 75 For he alone doth know the thought, 
 and working of the fame. 
 
 16 A king that trulteth in his hoft, 
 shall nought preuaile at length : 
 
 The man that of his might doth boarU 
 shall fall for all his ftrength. 
 
 17 The troups ofhorfemeneke shalfaile 
 their fturdy Steeds shall fterue: 
 
 Theftvength of horfe shall not prcuaile, 
 
 the rider to prefcrue. 
 it But loe the eyes of God (intend, 
 
 on God our ftrength and ftaj : 
 Hee is the shield vs to defend, 
 and driue all darts away. 
 
 11 Our fbule in God harh ioyand game* 
 
 reioycing in his might: 
 Fo r vvhy *i in his ruoft holy name* 
 
 we hop? and haue delight. 
 ia Therefore let thy goodiieflTe O Lor4 
 
 ftiil prefentwitn vsbee: 
 As wee alwaies with one accord, 
 
 doe onely truft in thee. 
 
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 z T doe delight to I.i ud the Lord, 
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 a ay hear e and fo reioyce. 
 
 f Therefore fee that ye magnule, 
 with mee the lining Lord : 
 
 And let vs now ex ait his name, 
 together with one accord. 
 
 4 For 1 my felfe beibught the Lord, 
 
 hee anfvvered mee againe: 
 And mee deliuered incontinent, 
 from all my feare and paync. 
 
 5 Who fo they bee that him behold, 
 
 shall fee his light moft cleare : 
 Their countenance shall not bee dasht, 
 
 they neede it not to feare. 
 € This filly wretch for ibme reliefe, 
 
 ▼nto the Lord did call : 
 Who did him heare without delay, 
 
 and ryd him out of thrall. 
 
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 7 The Angeli of the Lord doth jftcfe* 
 
 his Tents in eueiy place * 
 To iaue all fuch as feare the Lord, 
 
 that nothing them deface. 
 I Taft and confider well therefore* 
 that God is {rood And iuft : 
 O happy man that xnaketh him, 
 his onely ftay and trutt. 
 
 Feare ye the Lord ye holy one*, 
 abotie all earthly thing: 
 
 FOr they that feare the Jiuing Lord, 
 
 are fure to lack nothing. 
 19 The Lyons shalbe hungerbit 
 
 and pinde with famine much : 
 But as for them that feare the Lor^ 
 no lack shall bee to fuch. 
 The fecond part. 
 n Come neere therfore my childre* deere 
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 Fight on my part againft all thofe, that feeke with mee to fight. 
 
 t Lay hand vpon thy fpeare and shield, 
 
 thy felfc in armour dreflfe : 
 Stand vp for mee and fight the field, 
 
 to help mee from diitreflfe. 
 
 ; Gird on thy fvvord and flop the way, 
 
 myne enomic&to witMand: 
 That thou vnto my foule maift fay 
 
 ioe I thy help at hand. 
 4 Confound them with rebuke & blame 
 
 that feeke my foule to fpilH 
 Let then turnc back & flee with shame, 7 For, vrhyl without my fault they hwet 
 
 that think to vvorke mee ill. 
 
 5 Let them difperfe and flee abroad, 
 
 as winde doth driue the duft : 
 And that the Angeli of our God, 
 
 their might away may thruft. 
 € Let all their vvayes be voyd of life* 
 
 and flippery lyke to fill : 
 And fend thyne Angeli with thy might, 
 
 to perfecute them all. 
 
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 It Wrio is that man that would Hue, 
 and leade a bleflfed life i (long, 
 
 Xj See thou refraine thy tonguc>& lips, 
 from all deceit and ftrife i 
 
 14 Tunic back thy face from doing Ul> 
 and doc the godly deede: 
 
 Inquire for peace and quietnerfe, 
 and follow it with facte. 
 
 15 For why the eyes of God aboue» 
 vnto theiuftare bent: 
 
 His eares likevvife doe neare the plaint 
 of the poore innocent. 
 
 Z6 But he doth frown & bed his brovves 
 
 vpon the wicked trayne: 
 And cuts away the memory, 
 
 thit should of them remaine. 
 17 But when the iuft doe call & crie, 
 
 the Lord doth heare them fo : 
 That out of payne and mifery, 
 
 forth with hee lets them goe. 
 
 1 8 The Lord is kinde and merciful!* 
 to fuch as bee contrite: 
 
 Hee faues alfo the forrowfull, 
 the meeke and poore in fpirit, 
 
 19 Full many bee the miferics, 
 that righteous men doe fuffer, 
 
 But out or all adusrfities, 
 the tord will them dcliuer. 
 
 20 The Lord doth fo preferue and keepe: 
 his very bones a I way : 
 
 That not fo much as one of them, 
 doth perish or dec <y. 
 
 21 The fin shall ftay tre wi.ked man 
 which hee himfufe hatft wv ought 
 
 And fuch as hate the ri^hteo is man, 
 shall foone bee brougat to nought- j 
 
 21 But tliey that feme the liuing Lord, 
 the Lord doth fauethem fo'inr* : 
 
 And who that put their tnut in him, 
 nothing shall them confound. 
 
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 Fight on my part againft all thofe, that feeke with mec to fight, 
 in fecvet fet their grin : 
 And for no caufe haue digged a caue, 
 
 to take my foule therein. 
 3 When they think leaft,Sc haue no care 
 
 O Lord deftroy them all : 
 Let them be trapt in their cvvnc fnare 
 and in their mifchiefe fall. 
 
 10 And then my bones shall fpcake an4 
 my parts shall all agree: (fay 
 
 O Lord though they feeme full gay, 
 what man is lyke to thee i 
 
 The fecond part. 
 it Thou doeft defend the weak fro tkeV 
 that arc both ftout and ftrong : 
 9 And let my foule.my hatt and voyce, And rid the poore from wicked men, 
 
 in God haue ioy and wealth ; that fpoyle and doe mec wrong. 
 
 That in the Lord I may reioyce t J2 My cruell foes againft mee rife, 
 
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 And to acctife mee they deuife, 
 of th it X neuer knew. 
 
 It Where I to them Hoe owe good will 
 
 they quite mee with difdaine-. 
 That they shall pay my good with ill, 
 
 my foule doth fore compiayne. 
 If VVhen they were fick 1 m >urnd ther- 
 
 audclad my felfe in fack : (fore* 
 VVith fading I did faint full fore, 
 
 to pray I was not flack. 
 
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 15 As they had bee ne my brethren deare, 
 I did my felfe behaue : 
 
 As one that makcth wofull cheere: 
 about his mothers graue. 
 
 16 But they at my difeaiedid 107, 
 and gather on a roat: 
 
 Yea,abie<5r, flauesat mee did toy, 
 with mocks and check full ftout, 
 
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 17 Thebeflt Gods and flatteriHgtrain^ 
 that all good thinges deride : 
 
 At me doe grin with great difdaine, 
 and pluck thtir mouth afide, 
 
 IS Lord whe wilt thouamedthis geare? 
 why doeft thou flay and pa.ufe* 
 
 Ohiid my foule 5 my.ie oneiy deare, 
 out of thefc Lyons clawes * 
 
 to And then willlgiue thanks to thee 
 
 before thy church alvvyes: 
 And whereas moft of people bee, 
 
 there will I shevvthy praife. 
 *o Let not my foes preuaile on mee, 
 
 which hate mee for no fault : 
 Nor yet to winke or turne the ir eye* 
 
 that caufcleffe mee affauk. 
 The third part, 
 tt Of peace no word tney thinck or Ctf 
 
 their talke is all vntrue : 
 They ftill conlult and would betray, 
 
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 That of the Lord hee hath no truft, his fearc is Cct apart. 
 
 % Yet doth hee ioy in his eft ate, 
 
 towalke as they beegan ; 
 
 5o lonp till hee deferue the hate, 
 
 of God and eke of man. 
 
 I His works are wicked vile & nought 
 
 his tongue no truth doth tell : 
 Yet at no hand will hee bee taught, 
 
 which way hee may doe well. 
 4 whe he should fleep then doth he mufc 
 
 his mifchiefes to fulfill, 
 No wicked waies doth hee refufife 
 
 nor nothiug that is ill, 
 
 5 But Lord thygoodnefle doth afcend, 
 
 aboue the heauenshie : 
 So doth thy truth it felfe extend, 
 vnto the cloudy Skye. 
 
 6 Much more then hills Co hye Sc fteep, 
 
 thy iuftice is experft: 
 Thy iudgements lyketo feas mort deep, 
 thou faueft both man and beaft. 
 
 7 Thy mercy is aboue all things, 
 O God it doth excell : 
 
 In truft whereof as in thy wings, 
 tk£ Tonnes of men shalldvyelL 
 
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 *a With cpen month theyrunneat tne» 
 
 they gape, they laugh they fliere : 
 VVcll )V vcll,fay they, our eye doth fee, 
 
 the thing mat wee defire. 
 
 Nor giue them caufe tefry,»n Eye, 
 wee haue our will on him. 
 
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 2 ? But Lord thou feeft what vvaief take 
 ceafc not this geare to mend : " 
 
 Be not farre oif nor mee forfake, 
 as men that faile their friend. 
 
 24 Aw ake,arife,aiidftirrc abroad, 
 defend mee in my right : 
 
 JLeuenge my caufe, my Lord,my God, 
 and ayde mee with thy might. 
 
 2 5 According to thy righteoufnefle, 
 
 myLordGodfec mee free: 
 And let not them their pride exprcflTe, 
 
 nor triumph ouer mee. 
 26 Let not their harts reioyce and crye, 
 
 there there this geare goethtrim, 
 
 27 Conrofidthem with rebuke 8c shame 
 
 that ioy when I doe moume : 
 And pay them home with fpite &blame# 
 
 that brag at mee with fcorne. 
 (they 18 Let them be glad and ckcreioyce, 
 
 which loue mine vpright way: 
 And they all tynies with ha rt and voyct 
 
 shall pray fe (he Lord and fay, 
 
 29 Great is the Lord and doth exccll 
 
 for why 1 hee doth delight, 
 To fee his feruants profper vvell, 
 
 that is hispleafant fight. 
 jo Wherefore my tongue I will applf 
 
 thy righteoufnefle to prayfe: 
 Vnto thee Lord my God will I, 
 
 ting laude and thanks alwaies. 
 
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 H E wicked with his wprkes vniuft, doth thus perfvvade his hami 
 
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 That of tft Lotd hee hath no ttuft, his feare is let apart, 
 
 S Within thy houfe tleyshalbe fed, 
 fvith plenty at their will: 
 
 Of all deligrns they shalbe fped, 
 and take thereof their fill. 
 
 t For vvhyl the well of lyfe Co pure, 
 
 doth ouerflotv from thee : 
 And in try li^ht wee are fulifiire, 
 
 the lafting light to fee. 
 e« From fuch as thee di fire to knovr f 
 
 let not thy grace depart 1 
 
 Thy righteoufnefle declare, and shew 
 to men of rpright heart. 
 
 11 Let not the proud on mee preuaile* 
 O Lord of thy good grace: 
 
 Nor let the wicked mee affaile, 
 to throw mee out*>f plac«. 
 
 12 But they in their deuice shall 61^ 
 
 that wicked works inayntaine : 
 Theyshalbec ouerthrowne withaii© 
 a*id neucr life agauic. 
 
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 Rudge not to fee the wicked men, in wealth to flourish ftill: 
 
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 Radge not to fee the wicked men, in vvcalth to nourish rtill : 
 
 Nor yet cnuie fiahas to ill, luue bent and fet their will. 
 
 i For as greene graffe & hVishing herbs 
 arc cut and wither away : 
 
 So shall their great pofteritie, 
 ioo.ic pa3e,fade, and decay. 
 
 3 Truft thou therefore in God alone* 
 
 to doe well gtuc thy mindc : 
 So sJulc thou haue the had as thine, 
 and there Aire foode shall- finde. 
 
 4 In God fet all thy harts delist 
 
 no more the wicked trayne t 
 No not to much as houfe or place, 
 where once hec did remained 
 The Cechnd part. 
 
 11 But mere if ull and humble mert» 
 cnioy shall fea and land : 
 
 In reft, and peace- they shall reioyce* 
 for notght shall them withftand* 
 
 12 The lewd men and malicious, 
 againft the iuft confpire: 
 
 andinoke what thou wouldft haue, They gnash their teeth at him, as men 
 
 Or elfe canft wish in all the vvodd, 
 thou ncedft it not t© craue. 
 
 5 Caft both thy felfe and thine affaires, 
 
 on God with perfc& truit: 
 And thou shalt fee with patience, 
 the cTc-t both pure and iilft, 
 
 6 Thy perfect hfr and godlie name, 
 
 hee will clcire as the light : 
 $o that the Sun eueu at noone dale 
 shall not shine halfc fo bright. 
 
 7 Be toll therefore and ftedfaftlie, 
 on God fcc thou waitethent 
 
 Not shrinking for the profperous ftete, 
 of lewd and wicked men. 
 
 3 Shake orf defpite,enuie and hate, 
 at lealt in any wife : 
 
 Their v/i ked fteps auovd and rlye, 
 and follow not their guifc. 
 
 f Tor euery vvicked man will God, 
 dellroy both more and leffe : 
 
 But fuch as trufl in him are fure, 
 the land for to poffeffe. 
 
 Kb Watch but a while & thou shalt fee 
 
 which doe his banc defire* 
 
 I? But while the leud men thus do think 
 
 the Lord laughes them to fcorne t 
 For why he fee'th their terroe approch, 
 
 when they shall figh and niourne. 
 14 The wicked haue their fword out 
 
 their bow eke haue they bent:(drawil 
 To overthrow and kill the poore, 
 
 as they the right way went* 
 
 I? But the fame fword shalpearfe thcit 
 which was to kill the iuft? (hearts* 
 Likewise the bow shalbreakto shiuei* 
 wherein they put their truft. 
 
 16 Doubtles the iuit mans poore eftatfi 
 is better a greit deale more: 
 
 Then all thefe lewd, & worldly men% 
 rich pomp and heaped ftore. 
 
 17 For be their power neuer fo ftron^ 
 God will it ouerthrow t 
 
 VVherc contrary hee doth prefcrue, ' 
 the humble .men and low. 
 
 1 8 Hee feeth by his great prouidencCfc 
 the good mens trade and way * 
 
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 Rudge not to fee the wicked men, lu wealth to flourish ftill: 
 Nor yet cuuie fuch as to ill, haae bent and fct their will. 
 
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 Rudge not to fee the wicked men, in wealth to flourish Kill: 
 
 Nor ret enuie tfich as to ill, hauc bent and fet their will. 
 
 And will giiK them inheritance, 
 which neuer shall decay. 
 
 If They shall not bee difcouraged* 
 
 when fbme are hard beftead: 
 When other shall bee hungerbit, 
 
 they shalbce clad and fed. 
 1* For whofoeuer wicked is 9 
 
 and enemy to the Lord: 
 
 His Children and poftemie, 
 receiue of God their raeede. 
 
 27 Fly vice therefore and wickedneflfe, 
 and vertue doe embrace : 
 
 So God shall graunt thee long to blue, 
 on earth a dwelling place. 
 
 28 For God 10 loucth equitie. 
 and sheweth to his fuch grace 
 
 Shal quaile,yea melt euen as lambs grece That hee prcferues them euermore* 
 or fmoke thatflycth abrod. destroying the wicked race. 
 
 The third part. 
 
 21 Behold the wicked borroweth much 
 and neuer payeth againe : 
 
 VVhereas the iuftbyliberall giftcs, 
 make many glad and faine. 
 
 22 For they whom God doth bleffe shall 
 the land for heritage. (hauc, 
 
 And they whom he doth curfe, likewife 
 shall perish in his rage. 
 
 2J The Lord the iuft mans waies doth 
 and giues him good fucccflfe ( £iiyd 
 To euery thing hee takes in hand, 
 
 hee feuderh good addreffe. 
 24 Though that hee fall yet is he fure, 
 
 not vtterly ro quailet 
 Itcaufe the lord ftretcheth out his hand, 
 
 at neede and doth oot faiie. 
 
 2 J I hauebeene yong and now am old, 
 
 yet did I neuer fee : 
 The iuft man left, nor yet Ms feedf 
 
 to beg forMiifery. 
 Of But giue aiway moft liberally 
 
 mi lciidcth whetc as is ncUe 
 
 29 Whereas the good and godly meat 
 
 inhente shall the land : 
 Haucing as Lords all things therein* 
 
 in their owne power and hand. 
 jo the iuft mans mouth doth euer fpeak 
 
 of matters wife and hie : 
 His tongue doth talk to edih*e» 
 
 with truth and equitie. 
 
 j x For in his heart the law of Go<U 
 
 the Lord doth ftill abide 
 So that where etier hee go or walk, 
 
 his foot can neuer Aide. 
 J2 The wicked like a rauening wolf a 
 
 the iuft man doth beefet : 
 By all meanes feeking him to kill, 
 if hee fill in his net. 
 
 The fourth part. 
 tf Though hee should fall into his hidf 
 
 yet God would fuccour fend : 
 Though men againft him fentence giu^ 
 
 God would him yet defend . 
 |4 VVayt thou on God& keep his way # 
 fcc shall frcfuue thtc then: 
 
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 The earth to rule and thou shaltfce, 
 deftroyd thefe wicked men, 
 
 |5 The wicked I haue feene moft rtrong 
 
 and placed in hye degree : 
 Florishing in all wealth and ftore, 
 
 as doth the Laurell tree. 
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 the place where dwelt luch one. 
 
 S7 Marke&beehold theperfeft man, 
 how God doth him encreafe : 
 
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 great ioy with reft and peace. 
 
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 A Vt mee not to rebuke O Lord, in thy prouoked ire : Ne 
 
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 in thy heauie wrath O Lord, correct mee I defire. 
 
 a Thine arrowes do ftick faft in mee, 
 
 thy hand doth prefie mee fore : 
 I And in my flesh no health at all 
 appcarcth anie more* 
 
 And all this is by reafon of 
 thy wrath that I am in : 
 Nor anie reft is in my bones, 
 
 by reafon of my fin. 
 4 For loe, my wicked doe ings Lord, 
 
 aboue my head are gone : 
 
 A greater lode then 1 can beare, 
 
 they laic mee fore vpon. 
 
 I My wounds ftink and are feftred fo, 
 
 and lothfome are to fee, 
 which al through mineownefoolishncs 
 
 betideth vntomee. 
 4 and I in carefull wife am brought, 
 
 in trouble anddiftrefle. 
 That I goe wailing all the daie, 
 in dolcfull heauinefie. 
 
 7 My loines are fild with lore difeafe 3 
 
 my flesh hath no whole part: 
 
 8 I feeble r»m and broken fore, 
 
 I roare for griefc of hart. 
 
 9 Thou know eft Lord mydefire,my 
 
 are open in thy fight: (grones 
 
 Xo My hart doth pant, my ftrength h.ith 
 
 myne eyes hath loft their light, (faild 
 
 xi My louers and my wonted friendf 
 ftand looking on my woe : 
 
 And eke my kinlmen far away, 
 are mee departed fro. 
 
 xa They that dyd feke my life layd fnar* 
 and they that fought the way, 
 
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 ft As for tranfgrefTors woe to them » 
 dcftroydc they shall all bee : 
 
 God will cut their budauig race, 
 and rich pofteritie 
 
 JO But the faluario .: of the iuft, 
 doth come from God aboue: 
 
 VVho in their trouble fendeth th€ ayik, 
 
 of his meerc grate and loue. 
 40 Cjo.1 dotii tnem help, fauc & deliuer« 
 
 from lewd men and yniuft: 
 And itill v. ill fane the vvhilft that theft 
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 1 thy beanie v rath O Lord, correct mee 1 d; fie. 
 
 in thy 
 To doe mee hurt fp ike lv s,& thought 
 on treafon all the d^y. 
 The icco-ad part. 
 jj Buta-s ade^fe man 1 beecame, 
 
 that cannot heare at ali: 
 14. And as onr d mime, that opens not, 
 his mo-it/, to fpeake at all. 
 
 15 For all my confidence ( O Lord ) 
 
 is wholly fel o.i thee : 
 
 16 O Lord, thou Lord,that art my God, 
 
 thou shalt giue eare to mee. 
 
 17 This did I crane that they my foes, 
 triumph notouermee : 
 
 For when my foot did nip then they, 
 
 did ioy my f.'ii to fee. 
 And trueiv I poorc wretch am fet, 
 
 in plague a WOfull wight : 
 Arid eke my g iefefall heaiiinefie, 
 
 is ouer in aiy fight. 
 
 lo For vvi ile that I mv wickednefle* 
 
 in humbl rofe confefle , 
 A* -d w; il I for my finfull reedes, 
 my forroweS doe expr-fle. 
 
 19 V.y foes doe ltill remaine aliuc, 
 and mightie are alio: 
 
 And they that hate met wrongfully* 
 id number hugely giow. 
 
 20 T! ey ftand agaiafl m?e that my goodj 
 with eaill doe rep iv : 
 
 Bctaui'e that good ai.d i.oneft things, 
 
 1 doe enfucalway* 
 ai r'orfike mee not (O Lord my God ) 
 
 be t o 1 no: farre w.'ay : 
 22 Hait thee to help (my Lord my God) 
 
 my iafctie a.,d my ftay. 
 
 Phalme.??. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
 E. Blancks. 
 
 Said 1 vvill looke to my wii s, for feare I sho.iid goe wrong. 
 
 rfSIiliillllliiiiiiiii.I 
 
 J Said 1 y viU looke *o xnv vyaies,f or feaic i siould £©e wrong s 
 
 £ ly.Ul 
 
So 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 I will take heed? all times that I, offend not in my tongue 
 
 TEJNOR 
 
 I will take heede all times that I, offend not m my tongue. 
 
 3 As vTith a bit I will keepe fait, 
 my mouth with force and might: 
 
 Hot once to whifper all the while, 
 the wicked are in light. 
 
 5 Lord number out my life and daies» 
 which yet I hatte not paft ; 
 
 So that I may bee certified, 
 how long my life shall laft. 
 
 s I held my tongue and fpake no word, 6 Lor j 1 tho ; 1 ha " £*!*** 0L!t m * llf * 
 but kept mee clofe and (till : . In len ^ mu ? 1,kc a *« : 
 
 : kepi 
 3Teafiom good talk I dydrefrainc, 
 
 but fore againft my will. 
 4. My heart vvaxt hot within my breft 
 
 with mufing thought and doubt, 
 Which did increafe and ftirre the fire, 
 
 at Uii thefc words brait out. 
 
 wine age is nothing vnto thee* 
 fo v.iine is cuery man. 
 
 7 Man waikcth like a shade and dotfc 
 in vaine himfelfe annoy : 
 
 In getting goods and cannot tell 
 
 who shall the fame enioy. (framq; 
 
 t Now Lord, iith things this wife doe 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 PMme.40. CANTVS. E. Focfcr; 
 
 ° Waited long and fought the Lord, and patiently did beare : 
 
 " At length to rncc hee did accord, my Voice and cry to heare. 
 
 _ TENOR. 
 
 Waited long and fought the Lord, and patiently did beare: 
 
 S^li!Mi£i!E:!=llii| 
 
 At length to mee hee did accord, 
 % Hee pluckt mee from the lake fo deep 
 
 out of the mire and clay: 
 And on a rock hee fet mv feete, 
 
 and hee did guide my way. 
 
 I To mee he taught a Pfalmc of praife, 
 which 1 n-oft shew abroid: 
 
 And fiii^ nt vv fbngs of thanks alwayes, 
 vnto tie Lo v d our God 
 
 4 When all the folk thefc things shall 
 as people m 1 ch if raid: (fee 
 
 %kzA J.cy vnto ihe Laid vviU flee* 
 
 my voice and cry tc heare. 
 and truft vron his aydc* 
 
 5 O blefT-d is he whofe hope and haflfc 
 doth in the Lord remains : 
 
 That with the proud do« take no part* 
 nor fuch as lye and faine. 
 
 6 For Lord my God,thy vvodrous deed* 
 
 in greatnefle far doe pafle : 
 
 Thy fauour towards vs exceedes* 
 
 all things that euer was. 
 
 7 Whca I catend and doc dcuifei 
 
 V ••; 
 
 \4 
 
*ALTVS. 
 
 i^iiiliililigillli 
 
 81 
 
 I v all take heed all times that I, offend not in my tongue. 
 
 BASSOS. 
 
 niiiiiiiiiiFiiSiiif==s 
 
 I will take heedc .ill cimi 
 what help doe I defire*: 
 Of truth my help doth hang on thee, 
 I nothing elfe require. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 thail. 
 
 otfend not in my tongue. 
 1 faint and pine away for fearC, 
 
 of thy n oit heauy hand. 
 12 When thou for finne doeft man re- 
 
 hee vvaxeth woe and wari : (buktf 
 
 From all the finnes that I haue done, As doth a cloth that fnothes hauc fret* 
 
 \m 
 
 fo vaine a thing is man. 
 
 I j Lo-d heare my fute & giue good hee4 
 
 regard my teares that fall : 
 I' foiourne like a itranger heere, 
 
 as did my fathers all* 
 14 O fpare a little,?. iue mec fpac^ 
 
 my ftrength for to reftore : 
 Before I goe away from hence* 
 
 and shaibe ieene no more. 
 
 E.Hooper*' 
 
 Waited long a.:d fought the Lord, 
 
 Lod quite mee out of ha-d 
 And make mee not a fcorre to foolrs, 
 
 that nothing vnde rftand. 
 10 I was asdamtne,& to complayne, 
 
 no trouble might mec moue: 
 Bccaufe 1 know it was thj work, 
 
 my patience for to prone. 
 
 XI Lord take fiom mee thy femtrge and 
 1 can them not withstand : (plague 
 Pfalme.46. ALTVS, 
 
 ^k^~- 
 
 ZZ^&ZZZZ-T, 
 
 Waited 
 
 ar.d patiently did bene: 
 ■<Ms 
 
 At length to mee hee did accord, my voice and cry to heare. 
 
 T i i £*3L, V <>—• t £• -« — 4—** 
 
 J'* Waited long .v.ui fought the Lord, and patiently did heare? 
 
 ^liliiliiHHHlpiilll 
 
 At length to mee hee did accord, 
 
 thy works a'jio3d to shew: 
 To fiith a reckrring ther doc ryfe, 
 
 thereof r.o ende I know. 
 3 Burnt offriings thou deiightft not in, 
 
 I know thy whole defire : 
 With facrifice to purge his fimnc. 
 
 thou duett no man require. 
 
 ■ Meate offerinps and facrifice, 
 
 thou would; t not haue at all • 
 But thou O lord liiill open nude, 
 iuijic taies to beve wimall. 
 
 my voice a ad err to heare. 
 
 10 But then faid 1 behold and looke» 
 
 I come a meane to bee : 
 
 For in the Volume of thy booke, 
 
 thus it it. fayd of mee. 
 
 11 That I O God show 14 doe thy tfifnf^ 
 
 which tning doth like mee well: 
 For in my heart thy law I f t de, 
 fait pkced there tod w-II. 
 
 12 I hv iultic - and thy ri^Lt^oufnefle, 
 in gttat refovt I tell: 
 
 Behold my tongue no tunc aoth ceafe. 
 
82 Pfclmt 
 
 O Lord thou kneweft fall well. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 Ij I haue not hid within my breft, 
 
 thy goodnerTe.as by ftealth: 
 But I declare and hanc expreft, 
 thy truth and failing health. 
 1± I kept not clofethylouing mindei 
 
 that no man should it know: 
 The truil that in thy truth I finde, 
 to all the Church 1 show. 
 
 CANTVS 
 
 40. 
 
 For I with mif-hiefes many one* 
 
 am fore beefct about: 
 My finnes increafe and To come on, 
 
 1 cannot fpv them out. 
 
 15 For why*: in number they exceed, 
 the haircs vpon my head: 
 
 My hart doth faint for very dread, 
 that 1 am almoit dead . 
 
 16 Vt ith fpced fend help & fot me free, 
 O Lord 1 thee require: 
 
 Make hail with ayde to fuccour mee. 
 
 E.3lancks. 
 
 yfaime^T- 
 
 H E man is bleft that carefull is 
 
 the needv to ccrfider: For 
 
 ^pig§|iiiil§liillilillii 
 
 in the feafon perilous, the Lord will him deliuer. The Lord will make 
 
 him fafe and found :and 
 
 him fafe and found :and happie in the land, and hee will not deliuer him, 
 
 into his enemies hand. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 H E man is bleft that carefull is, the needy to consider: For 
 
 i^liiifellifeiliiiiilsf^^i 
 
 in the feafon perilous, the Lord will him deliuer. The Lord will make 
 
 him fife and found, avA happie in the land, and hee will not deli, er him, 
 
 tfe±=:i 
 
 SifgiiSl 
 
 into his enemies hand. 
 
 3 And in his ^ed when he lyeth fick, 
 the Lord will him reftorc: 
 
 And thou O Lord wilt turne to health, 
 - his ficknefle and his fore. 
 
 4 Then in my ficknefifc thus fay I t 
 
 hauetnercie lord on mee : 
 And heale my foule which is full woe, 
 
 that I offer.ded thee. 
 I Mine enemies wish mee ill iu hart» 
 
 and thus of mee doe fay: 
 VVhen shall he dye that all his name, 
 may vanish quite away s . 
 
 6 And when they come to vifii mee, 
 
 thev aske if 1 doe well: 
 But in their harts mifchicfe they hatt^ 
 and to their mates it tell. 
 
 7 They bite their lips and whifper /\ 
 as though they would mcc charme* 
 
P falme.4«. 
 
 O lord I thee defire. 
 17 Let tr.em fjttainc rebuke $c shame, 
 
 that feeke my foule to fpill : 
 Driae back my foes and tl.em defame, 
 
 that wish and would mee ill. 
 IS For their ill featcs doe them defcry, 
 
 that would deface my name: 
 Alvvayes oa mee thcv rayle and cry, 
 
 fie on him fie for shame. 
 19 Let them In thee haue ioy & wealth, 
 
 that feeke to thee alvvayes : 
 P&lme^i. _ ALT VS. 
 
 That thofe that lone thy fauing health, 
 may fay, to God be praife. 
 
 20 But as for mee 1 am but poore, 
 oppreft and brought full low: 
 
 Yet tkoit O Lord wilt mee reftore, 
 to health full well I know. 
 
 21 For why s . thou art my hope & tvufc 
 my refuge, help and itay : 
 
 VVherefore my God as thou art iuft, 
 with mee no time delay. 
 
 *3 
 
 E.Bl*nckS 
 
 Iii^31ii!i!i|ill^iiiil 
 
 H E man is bleft that carefull is, the needy to confider: For 
 
 in the lea fon p. rilows, the Lord will h ; m deliuer. The Lord will make 
 him fafe and found, and fcappie in the land, and nee will not deliuer him, 
 
 Ef£f5pfe£ 
 
 into his enemies hand. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 H E man is bleft that carefull is, the needy to confider: For 
 
 lg j?pfr?3S^te4i 
 
 ■zcz 
 
 in the fcafon perilous, the Lord will him deliuer. The Lord will make 
 
 him fafe and ioimd, and happie in the land, and he vvLl not^eliuer him, 
 
 ifeii^il 
 
 m 
 
 into his enemies hand. 
 
 And caft their fetches how to trap, 
 
 mee with fbmr mortall harme. 
 t Some greeuous fin hath brought him 
 
 this ficknefTe fay they pliine : (to, 
 Heeis folow that without doubt, 
 
 rife can hce not againe. 
 f The man alfo that I did trufl, 
 
 with mee did vfe deceit : 
 Who at my tabic catc my bread , 
 
 the fame for mee laid wait. 
 10 Haue raercie Lord on mee therfbrc, 
 
 and let mee bee preferued: 
 That 1 may render vnto them, 
 
 the things they haue defcrue<L 
 XI By this I know aflluedly, 
 
 to bee bceloued of thee, 
 VVhe that mine enemies haue no caufe* 
 
 to triumph cue* mee« 
 Fuii. 10 Bt* 
 
T la But xn my rignt thou hsftmee kept, And In thy prefence place affigne^ 
 and maintained alway: where 1 snail dwell for aye. 
 
 ^falme.^.2. 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 E. Hooper . 
 
 Ike as the Hart doth breath & brfy, the welfpring to obtainc, 
 
 fo doth my Ibuledefire alway > with the Lord to re* 
 TENOR. 
 
 05 s j i?lE^?iIiEliiEii!lliE|i!iiir"§ 
 
 Ike as the Hart doth breath and bray, the welfpring to obtaine, 
 
 ipJiiilEl|||EEi 
 
 So doth my foiile defire alway, with the Lord to remaine. 
 a My foul? doth thii-ft and would draw Vnto the Temple was our way, 
 the lining God of might: (neere, with fongs and h.irts moft faine. 
 
 Oh, when shall I come and appeare, 
 
 in prefence of his fight i 
 j The teares all times are my rcpaft, 
 
 which from mine eyes doe flydei 
 VVhen wicked men cry out fo raft, 
 
 where now is God thy guyde i 
 4 Alas vvh3t griefe is this to think, 
 
 what frcedome once 1 had : 
 Therefore my foule as at pits brinck, 
 ismoftheauic and fad. 
 
 VVhen I did march hi good aray, 
 furnished with my trayne: 
 
 5 My foule why art thou Cud alwaieV 
 and fretft thus in nry brefti 
 
 Trull (till in God for him to prajfe, 
 I hold it eucr bfft, 
 
 By him haue I fuccour at Meede, 
 againitail pame and griefe: 
 
 He is my God which with all fpecdf,_ 
 will haft to fer.d reliefe. 
 
 6 And thus my fo;ile within mce Lo:4 
 doth faint to think vpon : 
 
 The land of lcrdan and record, 
 the little hill Hcrmon, 
 
 I 
 
 Pfalme.4j. 
 
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 m 
 
 CA NTVS. 
 
 E.BlanckS. 
 
 Vdge and reuenge my caufeOLord, from them that enill bee: 
 
 piliiliiiiii^iiili= 
 
 From vvickcd^nddeceipcfullmen, O Lord dcliucr nice, 
 TfiNO R. 
 rf—r-* 
 
 Ctr l 1 1 j&4f ■ » ' fcl i 3£3 
 
 Vdge and reucftge my caufc O Lord> from them that cuill bee: 
 
 ?liiiilIll|Elilii 
 
 from wicked and deceit full wen, O Lord dcliucr nice. 
 
j; The lord the God of Ifraell, Euen Co bee it Lord will I fay, 
 
 bcj pra> fed euennore ; euen To bee it therefore. 
 
 *P[alm?.A.1 . A LTV S. E. Hooper. 
 
 b ^ ff'^TT * i * [f 
 
 ■*•-' Ike as the Hart doth breath & bray, the welfprings to obtaine, 
 
 Iiil=fli^lliiii!itai 
 
 So doth my foule den*re alvvay, with the Lord to remaine. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 H!iifiiifi==^pgi!i 
 
 Ike as the Hart doth breath and bray, the welfpring* to obtaine, 
 
 isipiipiiiiiiipi 
 
 So doth my foule defire alvvay, 
 The Second part. 
 
 7 One griefe an other in doth call, 
 as clouds buvft out their voyce : 
 
 The flouds of euill that doe fall, 
 run oner mee with r.oyce. 
 
 8 Yet I by day felt thv goodnefle, 
 and help at all aiTayes*. 
 
 Likevvife by night I do? not ceaf« 
 the liuing Lord to prayfe. 
 
 f I am perfvvaded thus to fay» 
 to him with pure pretence: 
 
 O Lord thou an my guide and ftay, 
 my rock and my defence. 
 
 Why doe I then in penmienefTe, 
 hanging the head thus walk : 
 Pftlme.4?. A L 
 
 with the Lord to remaine. 
 
 While mine enemies aee opprefle, 
 
 and vex mee with their talkei 
 1© For vvhjrl they pearce the invvanf 
 
 with pangs to be abhorred : (parts,* 
 vvhe they cry out with ft :ibborne harts, 
 
 where is thy God thy Lord 5 
 ix So fbone why doft thou faint & quaH 
 
 my foule with paines oppre(t: 
 with thoughts why doft thy felfeafTaile, 
 
 fo fore within my breft. 
 
 3 2 Truft in the Lord thy God alvvaief, 
 
 and thou the time shalt feet 
 Togiue him thanks with laud 5c praife» 
 for health reftord to thee. 
 TVS. E.BlanCks. 
 
 * Vdge and reuengc my caufe O Lord, from them that euill bee 
 
 E2 
 
 l^ii^ifi^jiii^^l 
 
 From wicked and deceiptfull men, O Lord deliuer mee, 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ^puiif^ig^igiigi 
 
 Vdge and reuenge my caufe O Lord, from them that euill bee ; 
 lrr«m TTkkcd and deccitfull n,tn, Lord deliuer nice. 
 
 F.iiij* 
 
 sFtf 
 
% For my ftrengtn than air my God, and lead mee with thy grace, 
 
 why putft thoii mee thee fro* VVhkh miy conduct mee to thy fcilL 
 
 And why walke 1 lb heamly, and to thy dwelling plate. * 
 
 opprelftd with my foe* 4 Thea shall 1 to the alter goe, 
 
 m _ . • ,. . . of God my iov ai:d cheere : 
 
 f send out thy light & eke thy truth, And on my Harp giue thanks to thee, 
 
 ^_44_ CANTVS. ^ E. Blanks. 
 
 VR eares haue head our fathers tell, and reuerently record: 
 the vvondro ;s works that thou halt done, of alder time O Lord. How 
 
 mm ^iiiPiiliiifiigii 
 
 thou didft cart the Gentiles out, and ftroyd.tthem with ftronghand^pian- 
 
 ting our fathers in their plice, and gaueft to thcin tlieii land, 
 
 TSNO R 
 
 T^. VR eares haue heard atir fathers tell, and reuerently record : 
 
 PHiiiili^llifllliil^li 
 
 the wondrous works that thou halt done, in aid ir time O Lord. How 
 
 igiiilfllltiillltilifi 
 
 thou didft caft the Gentiles out, and ftroydft them with ftrong hand, plan- 
 
 ting our fatners in their place, and gaueil to them their land. 
 | They conquered not by fword nor and pravfe thy holv name: 
 
 the hnd of thy beheft. (ftrcngth, o Yet now thou goeii not with ourhoaft 
 Jut by the hand,thine arnie and grace, but lcaucft vs to shame. 
 
 becaufe tbou Jouedil them beft Xo Tfcou madft v$ flce bceforc our foef 
 4 Thou art my king O God that holpe> and fo vvcrc ollcrtrod: 
 
 Iicobinfundrywife: Our enemies fpoild & rob our goods, 
 f Led vytth thy power wee threwdown whc|| vvcc r vvcre fpearft abroad, 
 
 asdyd agamft vs ryfe. (fuch, lX Thou haft vs piricn to our focSt 
 
 I trufted not in bow ne fword. ss sheepe for to bee flaiue: 
 
 they could not fauemee found: Among the Heathen euery one, 
 f Thou keptft vsfrom our enemies rage fcattexed wee doe remainc. 
 
 thou didft our fo~s confound. 
 
 f And aili w«c boaft of thee our God, u Thy people thou haft fold like flauest 
 
O God my God raeft d?ere. I hold it alwiies beft. 
 
 6 By him I haue deliverance, 
 f Why art thou then To fad my foule, agamft ail paine aid gviefe! 
 
 and f.ctft thus in my breft: Hcc is mv God which doth alway, 
 
 Jtill truii in God for him to praife, at nc^de {end niee relieie. 
 
 Tfatme.^. zALTVS. E'Blmckr. 
 
 C M J A f i'l - ( i nf»rf f t T'U 
 
 V R cares hane heard oqt rath, rs tell, and reuerently record: 
 
 j j * T HTffiHHl »g pg 
 
 the wondrous wo"ks tint th^u haft done, in iliir time O Lord. How 
 
 g§fE^||ii|i|||^§:p31f| : f|| 
 
 thou didft caft the Gentiles out, and ilroydft them with ftrong hand, plan- 
 
 p|lili^iE|iE||il|it||IiiI 
 
 ting our fathers in their place, and gaueft to them their land. 
 
 B ASS VS. 
 
 VR cares haue heaid ourfithers tell, and reuerently record: 
 
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 87 
 
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 the wondrous works th it thou haft done, in aldar time O Lord. How 
 thou didft caft the Gentiles out, and ftroydit them with ftrong hand,plan- 
 
 ting our fat' ers in their place, and gaueft to them their land. 
 
 and as a thing of nought* 
 For profit none thou had it therehy, 
 
 no gaine at all wis fought. 
 IjAnd too ir n ighbours thouhaft made 
 
 of vs il aught ig ftock : 
 And thofe that round about vs dwell, 
 
 at vs doe grin and mock. 
 
 The fecoid part. 
 14. Thus wee f rue for no ie other vfc, 
 
 but for * common tilke: 
 They mo'k,thev f.orne,they nod their 
 
 where eucr they goc or walk, (heads 
 « $ I w aixuajcd co&tinuaJJr, 
 
 to heare thefe wickrd men: 
 Yea fo I blush that all my face 
 with red is couered then. 
 
 16* For why: we heare fuch flaunderouf 
 fuch f life reports and lyes: (words. 
 
 That death it is to fee tfecir wrongs, 
 their thrcatuings and their cryes, 
 
 17 For all this wee forgot not thee, 
 nor y?t thy ceuenant brake: 
 
 x ? we tume not backe our hart fr6 thfi^ 
 cor yet thy pathes forfake. 
 
 19 i'ct tlo u haft tro4vsdcwne to du A 
 F<v. whqp 
 
5S 
 
 Aaioa :h shade of death, 
 
 and ercar "ad^eri: 
 
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 ax Would aa* G#g ... 
 
 Forhee doth lrnorvaiirtfcot!»fc?. 
 
 amesfake(b Lo:^ 
 
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 : ; ' : - vsiA 
 
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 TENOR. 
 
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 4 Aic. I thee pad ::■ Y-o'd» 
 O Prince of nigh: c 
 
 the hut fa fore sh:;! fing : 
 That rbk shall fail & kreelc to thee, 
 fees (O king.; 
 
 r all feate (O Lord,) 
 fore:i?r shall rem 
 
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 doth righteoufncfT: auial 
 
 o:i loueft the right, 
 and doeft the ill detetr, 
 G:d enea thy God hath noycted the*, 
 vrltfc ior abooe the reft. 
 
 5 Goe forth • -rde. 
 
 And thy ri^fct hand shall thee instruct, 
 
 i *fct« 
 * Tfcy arrewes sharp and keene, 
 
 CANTZ . 
 
 '.rert, 
 thy rid: 
 
 ..:e p25» 
 re make thee glid. 
 
 in fine and rich aray. 
 
 ErBUmks. 
 
 B E Losd is our defence and aid, the ftrength TYbereby ttc fUnd; 
 
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 when we with woe are much difmaid, he is our help at hand. Though 
 
 the'arth remotie we will not rearc,though hills To high and fieepcbe thruft 
 
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 and fcurled heere and there, within the Sea fo deepe. 
 
 TENO%. 
 
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 When wee with woe are much difmaid, hee is our h\lp V at hand. Though 
 
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 the'arth remoue we will not feare, though hilsfo high and fteepe,be thrulk 
 
 ililiipipliiPpp 
 
 and hurled heere and there, within the Sea fo deepe. 
 j No though the wanes doe rage fo lore she can no whit decay : 
 
 that all the bancks itfpills: All things againft her that rebel!, 
 
 And though it ouerflow the shoret the Lord will tritely ftay. 
 
 , and beate downe mightie hills. 6 The heathen folk the kingdomes fear* 
 
 4 For one faire flouddoth fend abroad, the people make a noyce: 
 
 his pleafant ftreames apace : The earth doth melt and not appeare, 
 
 To fresh the Citie of our God, when God puts forth his voyce. 
 
 and wash his holy place. 
 
 7 The Lord of hofts doth take our part* 
 y In raldft of her the Lord doth dwell, to vs hee hath an eye : 
 
 'Pfdmi.Hfj. C AN TVS. I.T>.-B.ofM. 
 
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 ■* E people all with one accord, clap hands and eke reioyce: 
 
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 E people all with one accord, clap hands and eke reioyce: 
 
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 Bcc glad and fuig vn- to the Lord, with fwect and pleafant v«ic* 
 
ALTVS. 
 
 91 
 
 When vvc with woe ire much difmaid, he is our help at hand. Though 
 
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 the'arth remoue we will not feare,though hills fo high and fteepe, b* thruft 
 
 ii=i^ii=^fe|^i 
 
 and hurled hcere and there, .within the Sea To deepe. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 When we with woe are much dtfmaid, he is our help at hand. Though 
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 IlliiiililiS^riiiiiig 
 
 
 the'arth remoue we will not feare,though hils fohigh and fteepe,be thruft 
 
 lliilllillillliilt 
 
 and hurled heere and there, within 
 Our hope of health with all our hart, 
 
 on Iacobs God doth lye. 
 S Come hcare and fee with minde and 
 
 the working of our God: (thought, 
 VVhat woders hehimlelfe hath wrought 
 throughout the earth abrod. 
 
 f By him allvvarres are husht and gone, 
 
 which countries did confpire: 
 Their bovves he brake & fpeares cch one 
 
 the Sea fo deepe. 
 
 their Chariots burnt with fire, 
 
 10 Leaue of therefore (fathfae) 5c know 
 I am a God moft float ; 
 
 Among the heathen hie and low, 
 and all the earth throughout. 
 
 11 The Lord of hofts dothvs defend 
 hee is our ftrength and tower: 
 
 On I a cobs God doe we depend, 
 and on his mightie power. 
 
 'Pfalme. 47. ALTVS. I.D. 'B.ofM. 
 
 E people all with one accord, dap hands and eke reioyce : 
 
 Bee glad aud fing vnto the Lord, with fweet and pleafant voyce. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Y ^liipppppElif g^l 
 
 E people all with one accord, chp hands and eke reioyce : 
 
 Ice glad tod fing vnto the Lord, with fwect and f leafant voice. 
 
 aF« 
 
5>2 
 
 % For high the Loud and dreadful! is, 
 with wonders manifold : 
 
 A might ie king hee is tmely, 
 in all the earth extoLi 
 
 3 The people shall hee make to be* 
 
 vnto our bondage thrall : 
 And vnderneach our feete he shall, 
 
 the nations make to fall* 
 4 For vs the heritage lie chofe, 
 
 which wee poflefle aloi.e : 
 The flouring worship of Iacob* 
 
 his vvelbelouedone. 
 
 5 Our God afcendethvp on hye, 
 with lay and plcafant noyce, 
 
 'Pfahne^Z. C A NTVS. £.Blaxckf. 
 
 Reat is the Lord,and with great praife, to bee aduanced ftili: 
 
 PiSgi^iii 
 
 V Vitlin the City of our Lord, vpon his holy hill. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^ r il^^illifll^fillilil 
 
 Heat is rhe Lord and with great praife, to be aduawced ftill: 
 
 i^iiilli^iaiig; 
 
 Within the City of our Lord, 
 a Mount Sion is a pleafant place, 
 
 it gladdcth all the land: 
 The Citie of the niightie King* 
 
 on her Northfide doth ftand. 
 
 3 VVithin the places thereof, 
 
 God is a refrge knovvnet 
 For loe the kings were gathered and 
 together eke vv:re gone. 
 
 4 But when they did beehold it fb, 
 
 they wondred and they were : 
 Afonied much and ibdsnly, 
 
 were driueii back with feare. 
 
 vpon his holy hill. 
 
 5 Creat terror thereon them did. fall, 
 
 for very woe they cry: 
 As dotn a woman when she shall, 
 goetiauell by and by. 
 
 6 As thou with Eaftern wind the ships, 
 
 vpon the fea doeft breake: 
 So were they ftayd,and eilen as 
 wee heard our fathers fpeake. 
 
 7 So in the City of our God, 
 
 Wee faw it was (q told, 
 Yea in the City which our God, 
 for cuer will vphold. 
 
 Tfalmc.^ CANT VS. S.Hoofer. 
 
 ** Ll people hearken and giue eare, to that,that I shall tell: Both 
 
 TSNOR. 
 
 ** i^iliiiiis^iii^llfElii* 
 
 A Ll peuflc hearken and giuc care, to that ihat I shall tell ; Botk 
 
TJalme.dfl. 
 
 n 
 
 The Lord goeth vp aboue the Skyc, 
 with trumpets royall voyce. 
 
 4 Sing praife vnto our God fing prayfe, 
 fing prayfes to our king: 
 
 For God is king of all the earth, 
 all Sktifull prayfes fing. 
 
 vpon his holy throne : 
 t The Princes cf the people haue, 
 
 them ioyned euery one. 
 To Abrahams people, for our God, 
 
 which is exalted hye : 
 As with a buckler doth defend^ 
 
 on earth continually. 
 
 7 God on the heathen raignes and fits, 
 
 Tfdme. 4.8 . ALT VS. S. B/attckr. 
 
 O Rest is the Lord, and with great praife, to bee aduanced ftill : 
 
 VVichin the City of our Lord, vpon his holy hilL ^ 
 
 •s ASSVS. 
 
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 VJ R eat is the Lord,and with great praife, to be aduanced ftill: 
 
 S5 
 
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 the City of our Lord, vpon his holy hill. 
 
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 Within t 
 t O Lord wee wayt and doe attend, 
 
 on thy good will and grace : 
 For which I doe all times attend, 
 
 Within thy holy place. 
 
 f O Lord according to thy name, 
 
 for euer is thy praife: 
 And thy right hand O Lord is full, 
 
 of righteoufneffe alvvaies. 
 to Let for thy iudgements Sion mount, 
 
 fulfilled bee with ioyes : 
 And eke of Iuda graunt ( O Lord) 
 
 the daughter to reioyec. 
 
 11 Go walke about til Sion hill, 
 
 yea round about her goc : 
 And tell the towers that there vpon, 
 
 are builded on a row : 
 iz And mark you well her bulwarks all* 
 
 behold her towers there : 
 That yee may teil thereof to them, 
 
 that after shall bee hecre. 
 
 1 J For this God is our God»our Go4 
 
 for euermore is hce : 
 Yea and vnto the death alfo, 
 our guider shall hee bee. 
 
 Tfalme.^9, ALT VS. E. Hooper. 
 
 illilliiiiilili^illiiS 
 
 ** Ll people hearken and giue care, to that, that 1 shall tell : Loth 
 
 B ASSVS. 
 
 ** Li people Uaxkcn ar.4 giue car^ to that a tUi 1 stall tell : Foth 
 
5* 
 
 CANT VS. 
 
 High and lovv,both rich andpoore that in tie world doe dwell. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 High and low,both rich and poore, that in the world doe dwell. 
 
 3 For vvhymy rno.ith shal m;)ke di^courfe Or that (.an giue a price to God, 
 
 of many things right wife : fufficient for him. 
 
 In vnd^ftandirg shslluiy halt, 
 
 his ftudie cxercife. 
 
 4 I will incline mine eares to knov?, 
 thy parables fo dirck : 
 
 And open all my doubtfull fpeech, 
 in mecteron mv Harp. 
 
 5 Why shocild I feare afrii/tions, 
 or any carefull toyle: 
 
 Or elfc my foes whi.h at my heeles, 
 are preft my life to fpoyle s . 
 
 6 For as for fuch as riches hare, 
 
 wherein their truft is moft: 
 
 S It is too great a price to pay, 
 
 noneca.; thereto attune : 
 9 Or th:;t hee might his life prolong, 
 
 or not in graue remaine : 
 io They fee wife men as well as fooles,- 
 
 lubiect vnto deathes hands ; 
 And being deaa ftraungers pofTefle, 
 
 their goods ch.ir rents their lands, 
 
 li Their care is to build houfes fiyre 
 
 and fo determine fare • 
 To make their name right great on earth* 
 for eier to endure. 
 
 And thev which of their treafures great, 1 1 Yet sh ill no man alvv.iy enioy* 
 themfelues doe brag and boait. his ho ..o ir vvcalth a -d reftr 
 
 j There is noc one «f them rt«3t can, But shall at length taft of d?aths cu& 
 his brothers death redecme : as well as trie brute beait. 
 
 'Pfalme S o. CANTVS. S.Blanrkl- 
 
 * HE mightie God, the'temall hath ti.us fpoke, andall the world 
 
 fg?g§fii? w^m 1 lllliiti 
 
 hee will til! and p oc!oke, euen from the Eau\ and fo foorth to the Weft, 
 from to. vird 5io"i,which place him Itkeih beft,God will appeare in beauty 
 
 *■ HE mtghtre God the'ternall hath thus (poke and all the world 
 
 he will call ai d }> o :oke euen from the Eali,ar.d fofbm'tlrto the Weft. 
 from tovvuid Sion,v\hi<.h jpla^e him Uk7th beft,Go*i will afjeaxc ia beauty 
 
iJLTVS. pj 
 
 high and lovv,both rich and poore, that in the world doc dwell. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 iiiim^l^iliii 
 
 High and low, both rich and poore, that in the world doe dwell. 
 
 Although the glory of his houfe, 
 
 The fecond part. 
 Xj And though they try their foolish 
 
 to br moft lewd & vatne * (thoughts 
 Their children eke approue their talkc, 
 
 and in like finne remaint. 
 14. As sheepe vnto the fold are brought, 
 
 fo shall they into graue: 
 Death shall them eatc and in that day, 
 
 the iuft shall Lordship haue. 
 
 15 The image and their royail port, 
 shall fade and quite decay: 
 
 When as from houfe to pyt they pafle, 
 with woe and vveale away. 
 
 16 But furely God will preferue met, 
 from death and endlefle paine: 
 
 Becaufe he will of his good grace, 
 my foule reccaue againc. 
 
 17 If any man waxe wondrous rich, 
 feare not 1 fay therefore: 
 
 ALTV S. 
 
 P J aline. $o* 
 
 encreafeth more and more. 
 
 18 For when he dieth of ail thefc thing* 
 nothing shall hee receaue : 
 
 His glory will not follow him, 
 his pomp will take her leaue. 
 
 19 Yet in thislyfehe takes himfelfe* 
 the happieft vnderSunne: 
 
 And others likewife flatter him: 
 
 faying all is well done, 
 ao And prefuppofe he line as long, 
 
 as dyd his fathers old : - 
 Yet muft he needs at length giue place, 
 
 and be brought to dcathes fold. 
 21 Thus man to honour God hatfy cal4 
 
 yet doth hee not confider: 
 But like brute beafts fo doth he line, 
 
 which turne to dult and powder. 
 
 E.Tilanckr 
 
 ifeii^3£iifei§lii 
 
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 H E mightieGod, the'ternall hath thus fpoke, and all the world 
 
 hi* Tf.r 
 
 .j-- f v»l$ p 
 
 he will call andprouoke, euen from the Eaft, and <bfoorth to the Weft 
 
 ft* f f» n, T Lf|T<t |i».-| f 
 
 From toward Sionj which place him liketh beft, God will appeare in beautie 
 BASSVS. 
 
 rsrri: 
 
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 g^g^^gl^pj^l 
 
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 hee will call and prouoke, euen from the Eaft, and fo foorth to the Weft. 
 
 i^pilpippllii^iiiii 
 
 Cwx», +~. j o:?L -_.i* l _i-„^ k:~. lYi^.k u~/i r*~j ....:n -_^„«^ :„ k.^iti* 
 
 Fioxn tovrajri SiWiYYhkb f Ucc him i4e;h bcd,God will appeare in beautie 
 
j>6 CANT VS. 
 
 moft excel- lent 5 Our God will come before that long time be fpent. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 moft excellent. O ur God will 
 5 Dcuouring fire, 
 
 shall goe beefbie his face, 
 A great tempeft 
 
 shall round about him trace, 
 
 4 Then shall hee call 
 
 the earth and heauens bright. 
 To iudge his folk 
 
 with equiti* and light, 
 
 5 Saying goe to 
 
 and now my faints aflemble, 
 My peace they keepe, 
 
 their gifts doe not difTemblc. 
 
 6 The heauens shall 
 
 declare his righteoufnefle, 
 For God is iudge 
 
 of all things more and leffe, 
 
 7 Heave my people, 
 
 for I will now reueale, 
 Lift Ifraell, 
 
 I will thee nought concealer 
 
 8 Thy Ged thy God 
 
 am I* and will not blame thee: 
 £or giueing not, 
 
 all manner offerings to mec. 
 
 come before that long time bee fpent 
 o I haue no necde 
 
 to take of thee at all, 
 Goats of thy fold, 
 
 or calfe out of thy flail, 
 
 10 For ail the beafts 
 
 are mine within the woods* 
 Onthoufandhils, 
 
 cattellare mine owne goods. 
 
 11 I know for mine, 
 
 all byrds that are on mountaines, 
 AH beafies are myne, 
 
 which haunt the fields 8c fountains . 
 
 12 Hungry if I were, 
 
 I would not thee it tell : 
 For all is mine 
 
 that in the world doe dwell. 
 I j Eatel the flesh 
 
 of great Bulls or Bullocks S 
 
 Or drinck the bloud, 
 
 of Goates 1 or of the flocks $ 
 14 Offer to God 
 
 prayfe and hearty thancks giueing. 
 And pay thy vowes 
 
 vnto God euerlafting. 
 
 ^Another of the fame. CANTVS. E. Hooper. 
 
 |J— »_.— .— V — — — — — — *- ■ — - — — — -I J' 
 
 A w HE God of Gods the Lord, hath cald the earth by name : 
 
 Iipfiliiiii|giiiii|=i 
 
 ^ From where the Sunncdoth rife vnto, the fetting of the fame. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 T~ 
 
 HE God of Gods the Lord, hath cald the earth by name: 
 
 Si^iEliiEigfeEljE^iil 
 
 I rom where the Sumie doth rife vnto, die fetting of the fame. 
 
sALTVS. 
 
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 mod excellent. Out God will come before that long time bee fpent. 
 
 3ASSVS. 
 
 glliHHiifi^f^ili 
 
 moft excellent. Our God will come before that long time bee fpent. 
 
 20 Thou fitteft muting 
 thy brother how to blame: 
 
 And how to put 
 
 thy mothers Co ane to shamer 
 
 21 Thefe thines thou dvdft 
 
 97 
 
 15 Call vpon mcc, 
 when troubled thou shalt bee, 
 
 Then will I help 
 
 and thou shalt honor mee . 
 
 16 To the wicked, 
 thus faith theeteruall God: 
 
 why doeft tr.ou preach 
 
 my Uwes and hefts abroad, 
 Seeing thou haft 
 
 then with thy rr.outh abufed, 
 
 17 And hareft to bee 
 
 by difcipline reformed i 
 
 My wor^.s I fay, 
 
 chou doeft reiect and hate: 
 IS If that thou fee 
 
 a theefe as with thy mate, 
 Thou turuft with him, 
 
 and fa your pray doe fecke, 
 And artallooc: 
 
 with bauds and ruffians eke, 
 19 Thou giucit thy felfe 
 
 toback'oite and to fiauuder, 
 And how thy tongue 
 
 deceaueth it is a wonder. 
 
 and whilft I held my tongue, 
 Thou didft mee iudge 
 
 (becaufe I ftayd fo long) 
 Like to thy felfe 
 I yet though I keep long filence : 
 Once shalt thou feele, 
 
 of tty wrongs iuft recompense* 
 
 22 Consider this, 
 
 ye that forget the Lord: 
 Andfearc not when 
 
 nee threatnerh with his word* 
 Leaft without help, 
 
 1 fpoyle you as a pray. 
 2$ But bee that thancks 
 
 offzreth prayfeth mee aye, 
 Sayth the Lord God: 
 
 and nee that walkcth this trace* 
 I will him teach, 
 
 Gods fauing health to embrace. 
 
 tsfnothcrof the fame. ALT VS. E. Hooper. 
 
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 * HE God of Gods the Lord, hath cald the earth by name: 
 
 From where the Sunne doth rife vnto, the fetting of the fame. 
 B/VS S VS. 
 
 ^liifiiiiilllillillllig 
 
 A H E God of Gods the Lord, hath cald the earth by name: 
 
 From where the Sunnc doth rife vnto, the fetting of the fame. 
 
 G.ij. 2 From 
 
Pfalmcjo. 
 
 2 From Sion his faire place, 
 his glory bright and clcarc : 
 
 The perfect beautie of his gract, 
 from thence it did appcare. 
 
 j Our God shall come in haft, 
 
 to fpeake hee shall not doubt : 
 Before him shall the fire waft, 
 and tempeft round about. 
 
 4 The heaucns from on hye, 
 
 the earth below likevvife : 
 Hee will call foorth to nidge and try, 
 his folk bee doth deuife. 
 
 5 Bring foorth my faints (faith hee,) 
 
 my faithfull dock fo deare : 
 Which are in bond & league with m cc> 
 
 my law to loue and feare. 
 4 And when thefe things are tryde, 
 
 the heauens shall record: 
 That God is iuft and ail muit bide, 
 
 the iudgement of the Lord. 
 
 7My people O glue hecde. 
 Uracil to thee I cry: 
 I am thy God thy help at neede, 
 tho.i canft it not deny. 
 t I doe not fay to thee, 
 
 O 
 
 
 thy facrificeis Hack? 
 Thou offered d.iyb vr.to mee* 
 much move then I doe lack. 
 
 f Thinkcft thou that I doe neede, 
 the cattell young and olde s . 
 
 Or elfe fo much defive to feede, 
 on Goats out of thy fold *. 
 
 10 Nay all thy hearts are mine, 
 
 in vvods that eate their fills : 
 And thoufands more of neate & kin«» 
 that run wilde on the hills. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 11 The birds that build on hye, 
 in hills and out of fight S 
 
 And beafts that in the fields doe lye, 
 are fubieft to my might. 
 
 12 Then though 1 hunger fore, 
 what neede I ought of thine : 
 
 Sith that the earth with her great ft»r* 
 and all therein is mine* 
 
 i } To bulls flesh haue I minde $ 
 to eate it doeft thou think S 
 
 Or.fuch a fwetnefie doe Ifiode, 
 the bloud of Gostes to drink? 
 
 14 Giue to the Lord his pravfc, 
 with thaucks to him apply: 
 
 E.BUncks. 
 
 ilHllIliii 
 
 Lord confi-der my diftrefle, and now with fpecde fome pittie 
 
 i^imilllil^I^iiiiill 
 
 take: my mines deface,my faults redrefle, good Lord for thy great mercies 
 
 =*= 
 
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 fake. Wash mee O Lord,and make mee cleane, from this vniuft & fiafuli 
 
 TS NOR. 
 
 «- ^§|S^i!^l=l=^Ii 
 
 Lord coniider my diftrefle, and now with fpeede fbrae pittie 
 
 $^ mi=g ^ =* ^ ^ ^ mm 
 
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 take: My finnes deface,my faults redrefle, good Lord for thy great mercies 
 
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 fake. V Vaih ajee O Lord,and make mee dcane, from this vniuft 3c flnfali 
 
pfalme.ft. 
 And fee thou pay thy vovves alwayes, to vfe that life reoft vile, 
 
 vnto the God moft hye. 
 
 99 
 
 15 Then feeke and call to mee. 
 
 21 Thy lips thou doeft apply, 
 
 to ilaunder and defame : 
 
 1 ncn leejee ana cau iu mcc, . -™r - ._ j i„- 
 
 when ought would work thee blame; Thy tongue is taught to craft andlye, 
 
 ...» ..- 1 ~„A n«11 A,*rh vf/» i-h<» fame. 
 
 And I will fure deliuer thee, 
 
 th.it thou ma> ft praife my name. 
 
 16 But to the wicked trayne, 
 
 which talke of God each day : 
 And yet their works are foule & vair.e> 
 to them the Lord w ill lay. 
 
 17 With what a face dareft thou, 
 
 my word once fpcake or name i 
 Why doth thy talke my law allow, 
 thy deedes deny the fame i 
 
 18 Whereas for to amend 
 thy life thou aft fo flack 
 
 My word the which thou doeft pretend, 
 
 is caft beehindthy back. 
 The third part. 
 if When thou a theefe doeft fee, 
 
 by theft to line in wealth ; 
 With him thou runft and doeft agree, 
 
 likevvife to thriue by ftealth. 
 20 When thou doeft them behold* 
 that vviues and maides defile : 
 Thou likefl it well and vvaxeft bol<*> 
 
 '7 J falme. c; 1 . 
 
 'liiiillli 
 
 and Itill doth vfe the fame. 
 22 Thou ftudieft to reuile, 
 
 thy friends to thee fo neare 
 With ftauder thou wouldft needs de&i«» 
 thy mothers fonne moft decrc. 
 
 2 j Hcereat while I doe wink, 
 
 as though ldvd not fee: 
 Thou goeft on ftill and fo doeft thinly 
 
 that I am like to thee. 
 
 24 But fure I will not let> 
 
 to ftrike when I beegin : 
 Thy faults in order I will fet, 
 and open all thy finnc. 
 
 25 Mark this I you require, 
 that haue not God in minde : 
 
 Leaft when I plague you in my ire, 
 your help bee far to finde. 
 
 26 Hee that doth giue to mee, 
 the facrifice of prayfe : 
 
 Doth pieafe mee well and hee shall fct 9 
 to walk in godly vvaies. 
 
 £.BUnckl* 
 
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 Lord confider my diftrefTe, aud now with fpeede forae pittie 
 
 iiiiiiiiifiiiiiiii^ii 
 
 Iv/A.- t_^k. tS.. ..& . 
 
 take, My finnes dcface,my faults redreflfe, good Lord for thy great mercies 
 
 ^ ^^gh g ^ f f * \ . jgj 
 
 fake. Wash mee O Lord,and make mee cleane, from this vniuft & unfuli 
 
 bas sv s. 
 
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 ^ Lord confider my diftrefie, and now with fpeede fome pittit 
 
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 take, My finnes dcface,my faults redreflc, good Lord for thy great mercies 
 
 f4Le. Wash nice O Lord,and make mee clcanc, from this 1 
 
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 Gaij. 
 
 i rtuuit * fiiifull 
 
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 CAN-TVS. 
 
 *^ a& : and purifie yet once againe, ray hainous crime and bloody fact. 
 
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 adt : and purifie yet once againe, ray hainous crime and bloudy fact. 
 
 Z RemoiTe and forrow doe conftriine, I shalbe cleaner then the glaflTe 
 Mee to acknowledge mine excefife- 
 
 Wy Cymes alas doth ftili remaine, 
 before my face without releafe. 
 
 4 For thee alone I haue offended, 
 Committing euill in thy fight : 
 And if I vvere therefore condemned* 
 Yet were thy iudgements raft S: right. 
 
 5 It is tomanifeft alas, 
 
 That fii'ft I was conceaued in finne, 
 Yea of my mother fo borne was, 
 And yet vile wretch rennine therein. 
 
 6 AHb behold Lord thou doeft lone, 
 The inward truth of a pure heart: 
 Therefore thy wifedome from a bo tie, 
 Thou haft reueal'd mee to conuert, 
 
 7 I f thou with Hiefop purge this blot> 
 
 ' And if thou wash away my fpot, 
 The fnow in whitnciTe shall I pifle. 
 3 Therefore O Lord fuch ioy mee fend, 
 That inwardly I may finde grace : 
 And that my ftvength may now amend. 
 Which thou liaft fwag'd for ray trefpas. 
 
 o Turne back thy face & frowning ire, 
 For I haue felt inough thy hand : 
 A id purge my finnes I thee deflre. 
 which doe in number pafle the fand. 
 io Make new my heart within my bre&, 
 A nd frame it to thy holy will : 
 Thy conftant fpuit in mee let reft, 
 which may thefe xageing enemies kill. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 ii Caft mee not Lord, out from thy face, 
 
 nAnotherofthefame. CANT VS. ISD.B.rfM. 
 
 H IliliilllMiiiilliEilliili 
 
 Aue mercie on mee God after, thy great aboundant grace : 
 
 After thy mercies multitude, doe thou my finnes deface. 
 TENOR. 
 
 **■„ lllliiigliiiillliiil^ 
 
 •*"* Aue mercie on mee God after, thy great aboundant grace: 
 
 ll?illEliillI|lEiliElilii 
 
 After thy mercies multitude, doe thou my finnes deface. 
 2 Yea wash rac more from mine offence offended in this cafe: 
 
 and clenfe mee from my finne : And euill haue I done bcefore, 
 
 J-'or I doe know my faults and rtill, the prefence of thy face. 
 
 my finnes are in mine eyne. 4 That in the things that thou doft fay, 
 
 vpright thou maift bee tryde; 
 $ Againft thcc,thcc alone I haue, And eke in iudgcing that the dome, 
 
A LTV S. 
 
 iOx 
 
 g:^||is.g^||ii=i^S 
 
 aft : and purine yet once againe, my hainous crime and bloody fact. 
 
 s Assrs. 
 
 iiiiil^ilpili^ipli 
 
 ad: and purifie yet once againe, my hainous crime and bloodie fact. 
 
 And then my mouth shall teftifie, 
 Thy wondrous works 8c prayfe alvvay. 
 \6 And as for outward facrifke, 
 I would hauc offered many a one: 
 But thou eftcemeit tljem or" no price, 
 And therein pleafure takeft thou none. 
 
 17 The heauy heart the minde oppreft* 
 
 I? Thus when I shall thy mercies know ^^tS^SkS^^A 
 I shall inftrdcT: others therein : And to fpeakc trntfa t is the bed, 
 
 And men likevvife that are brought low * n ? «£« Sacrifice thefteft. 
 By mine enfample may five finne. * d Lord V, *° Slon tUrne ^ {&* 
 
 t/ r> c^a +1 nr «r „„, Lit, „.. t „jt Pourc out thy mercies on tnv hill, 
 14 U God that or \m health art Lord, . , r t i ^1 --l 
 
 And on Ierufaleni thy grace- 
 
 But fpeedely my torments end : 
 Take not from mee thy fpirit 8c grace, 
 which may from danger mee derend. 
 12 Reftore mee to thofe ioyes againe, 
 which I was wont in theetofinde: 
 And let mee thy free ipiric retaine, 
 which vnto thee may ftirre my minde. 
 
 Forgiue mee this my bloody vice: 
 My heart and tongue shall then accord, 
 To ling thy mercies and iuftice. 
 
 Build vp thy vvalles and loue it ftilL 
 
 19 Thou shalt accept then our offering* 
 Of peace and righteoufnefTe I fay : 
 15 Touch thou my lips my tongue ynty, Yea Calues and many other things, 
 O Lord which art the oneiy kay: vpon thine altar will wee lay. 
 
 Another of the fame. ALT VS. J.D. "S.ofM. 
 
 H i^ililiiliiiiilfEl 
 
 ~$~ 
 
 3? 
 
 Aue mercie on mee God after, thy great aboundant grace : 
 
 After thy mercies multitude, doe thou my finnes dcrace. 
 BAS SVS. 
 
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 Aue mercie on mee God after, thy great aboundant grace : 
 
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 After thy mercies multitude, doe thou my finnes deface, 
 
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 may pafTe vpon thy fide. 
 
 % Behold, in wickednefle my kind 
 and sfnpe 1 did rcccaue: 
 
 And lee my finnefull mother eke, 
 in fir.nc did mcc conceauc. 
 
 6 But loe the truth of inward partes, 
 
 is pleafant vnto thee : 
 And fecrets of thy wife dome thou, 
 xeucled haft to mee. 
 
 7 with Hiefop Lord befprinkle met. 
 
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 T shall bee clen fed foi 
 Yea wash thou mee, and To I shall, 
 
 bee whiter then the fnovv. 
 I Ofioy and gladnefle make thou mee, 
 
 to heare the pleafing voice : 
 That fo the brufed bones which thou, 
 
 haft broken may reioyce* 
 
 f From the beholding of my finnes, 
 
 Lord turne away thy face: 
 And all my deedes of wickednefle, 
 
 doe vtterly deface. 
 j# O God create in mee a heart, 
 
 vnfpotted in thy fight. 
 
 And eke within my bowels Lor<f f 
 renue a ftabled fpirit. 
 
 ii Necaftmeefrem thyfight,nor tak* 
 
 thy holy fpirit away : 
 The comfort of thy fauing health, 
 
 giue mee agame I pray. 
 12 With thy free fpirit establish met, 
 
 and I will teach therefore : 
 Sinners thy vvaies,& wicked shall 
 
 bee turned vnto thy lore. 
 
 The fecondpart. 
 1 1 O God that art my God of health. 
 
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 H X doeft thou tyrant boaft abroad, thy wicked works to 
 
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 why doth thy minde yet ftill deuife, fuch wicked wiles to wrap 5 Thy 
 
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 tongue vntrue in forging lies, is like a rafbur sharp. 
 
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 V * HY doeft thou tyrant boaft abroad, thy vvicked works to 
 
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 prayfe s . doeft thou not know there is a God, vrhofe mercies laft alwaies 1 
 
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 why doth thy minde yet {till deuife, fuch wicked wiles to wrap 1 Thy 
 
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 tongue vntrue in forging lies, is like a rafour sharp. 
 | Onmifchiefe why fetft thou thy mind: in mifchiefe blond and wrong: 
 
 and wilt not walke vpiight 5 Thv l'ps hauelearnd the flattering ftile* 
 
 Thou haft more luftfalfe tales to finde, O falfe deceitful! tongue. 
 
 then bring the truth to light. 
 y Thou doeft delight in fraudc & guile, j Therefore God shall for cucr confound 
 
from blond delliier meet 
 That praifes of righteoufnefle, 
 my tongue may fing to thee. 
 24 My lyps that yet faft clofedbee, 
 
 doe thou O Lord vnlofe : 
 The prayfes of thy maieftie, 
 - my mouth shall fo difclofe. 
 
 15 I would haue offered facrifke, 
 if that had pleifed thee : 
 
 But pleafed with burnt offerings, 
 I know thou wilt not bee. 
 
 16 A troubled fpirit is facrifice, 
 
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 delightfull in Gods e?es» 
 
 £ broken and an vmble heart* 
 God thou wilt not dtfpife. 
 
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 17 In thy good will deale gently Lord§ 
 to Sion and withall: 
 
 Graunt that of thy Jerusalem, 
 vpreard maybeethe wall. 
 
 18 Burnt ©rferings,gifts,and facrifice, 
 of iuftiwe in that day: 
 
 Thou shalt accept & Calues they shali 
 vpon thine alter lay. 
 
 P/a/me. S 2. A LTV S. R.tslBfon. 
 
 VV HY doeftthou tyrant boaft abroad, thy wicked works to pravfe 1 : 
 
 ilgSi^iirS^ilPiii^i 
 
 doeft thou not know there is a God, vvhofe mercies laft alwayes \ why 
 
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 doth thy minde yet ftill deuife, fuch wicked wiles to vvrap: Thy tongue 
 
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 vntrue in forging lyes, is like a rafor sharp, 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
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 H Y doeft thou tyrant boaft abroad, thy wicked works to prayfe ; 
 
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 doeft thou not know there is a God, whofe mercies laft alwayes 5 
 
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 tongue vntrue in forging lyes, is like a rafour sharp, 
 and pluck thee from thy place : And in rcproch of thee withall. 
 
 Thy feed root out from of the ground, cry out with one accord. 
 
 and fo shall thee deface. 
 4 The iuft when they beehold thy fall, 7 Behold the man which would not 
 with fearc shall praife the Lord; the Lord for bis defences (tak* 
 
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io4 Pfa/me.<;2* 
 
 But of his goods his God did make, will fpring and fpread abroad: 
 
 and truft his corrupt fence. Tor why ^ my truft all times hath "beene* 
 
 S But I an Oliue fresh and greene, vpon the liuing God. 
 
 Tfalme.^. CANTVS. LD.B.ofM. 
 
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 * HE foolish man in that which hee, within his hart hath faid* 
 
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 That there is any God at all, hath vttcrly denaid. 
 
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 * HE foolish man in that which hee, within his hart hath faid: 
 
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 That there is a-ny God at all, hath vtterly denaide. 
 2 They are corrupt and they alfo, 4 They are ail gone out of tfce way* 
 
 3 hainous work hane wrought: they arc corrupted all : 
 
 Among them all there is not one, There is not one doth anv good, 
 
 of good that vvorketh ought. there is not one at all. 
 
 j The lord lookt down on fonsof men 5 Doe not all wicked workers know, 
 fVoin hcauen all abroad: that they doe fcede vpon: 
 
 To fee if any were that would My people as they feede on bread 5 
 
 bee wife, and feeke for God» the Lord they call not on. 
 
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 O D faue mee for thv holy name, and for thy goodnefTe fake : 
 
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 Vntothc itrcngth Lord of the fame, I doe my caufe betake. 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^ jr O D fane mee for thy holy name, and for thy goodnefTe fake: 
 
 vnto the ftrength Lord of the fame, I doe my caufe betake. 
 t Regard O Lord and giuc in care Eovy downe thy felfc to mee, &heare» 
 
 t# mee when I doe pray ; Ac v?oids that I doe fay. 
 
* For this therefore will I glue prayfe, I will fet foorth thy name alwaiesi 
 
 to thee with hart and voyce : wherein thy faints reioyce, 
 
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 * HE foolish man in that which hee, within his hart bath faid; 
 
 ii?iiliiliilfliiliiiiiiii 
 
 Th3t there is any God at all, hathvtterly denaidc. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 * HE foolish man in that vvJich hee, within his hart hath faid : 
 
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 That there is any God at all, hath vtterly denaide. 
 
 6 Euen there they were afraid £ flood, 8 O Lord gxue thou thy people health. 
 
 vvith trembling all ciyfmaid: ar.il thou O Lord fulfill: 
 
 Whereas there was no caufe at all, Thy promife made to Ifracll, 
 
 why they should bee afraid. from out of Sion hill. 
 
 7 For God his bones that thee befiegd, 9 When God his people shall reftore* 
 hath fcattred all abroad : that ea r ft was captiue led : 
 
 T hou haft confounded them for they 1 Then lacob shall therein reioyce* 
 reiec'ied are of God. and Ifraell shalbe glad. 
 
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 OD faue mee forrhy holy name, and for thy goodnefie fake : 
 
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 Vnto the fhcngrh Lord of the fame, I doe my caufe betake. 
 
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 O <T> faue mee for thy holy name, and for thy goodnefle fake; 
 
 V«to the ftrength Lord of the fame, 1 doe my caufe betake. 
 I For Grangers vp againit mee rife, Which haue not God becfore their eics* 
 
 and tyrants vexe mee ftill. they fecke my feulc t« Jpill. 
 
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 4 But .lee my God doth giue mee ayde, j vvith plagues repay againe all thoftt 
 the Lord is ftraight at hand : for mee that lye in vvayt : 
 
 With than by whom the Lord is ftaid, And in thy truth deftroy my foes, 
 the Lord doth euer ftaud. vvith their ovvne fnare and bayt. 
 
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 C A NT VS. 
 
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 God giue care and doe apply, to heare mee when I pray: 
 
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 And when to thee I call and cry, hide not thy face away. 
 
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 And vvhen to thee 1 call and cry^, hide not thy face away. 
 
 i Take heede to mee,graunt my requeft, 
 
 and anfvver mee againe : 
 vvith plaints 1 pny full fore oppreft, 
 great gricfe doth mee conitraine. 
 
 * Becaufe my foes vvith threats and 
 oppveflk mee through difpite, (cryes, 
 
 And fo the wicked foit like wife, 
 to vexe mee haue delight. 
 
 4 For they in coun&ll doe confpire, 
 to charge mee with fome ill : 
 
 So in their hafty wrath and ire, 
 they doe purfue mee ftill. 
 
 j My hart doth faint for want of breath 
 
 it panteth in my breft : 
 The terrors and the dreid of death, 
 
 doe workc mee much vnveft : 
 4 Such dreadful feare on mee doth fall, 
 
 that 1 therewith doe quake, 
 Such horror vvhelmeth mee withall, 
 that 1 no shift can make. 
 
 7 But I doe fay who will giue mee, 
 the fwift and plcafant wings: 
 
 Of fome faite Do«e that I may flic, 
 and reit»ce from thefe things. 
 
 t Loc tken I would go« faric away, 
 
 to fit e I would not ceafe : 
 
 And I would hide my felfe,and flay, 
 
 in fome great wilderneiTe. 
 
 $ I would bee gone in all the haft, 
 
 and not abide behinde : 
 That I were quite andouerpaft, 
 
 thefe blafts of boiurous vvinde. 
 io Deuide them Lord & from them pull, 
 
 their diuelish double tongue: 
 For I haue fpied their Citie full, 
 
 of rapine, ftrife, and wrong, 
 
 IT which thl»s both night & day through 
 doe clofeher as a wall : (out, 
 
 Inmidftofheris mifchicfe ftout, 
 
 and forrow eke withall. 
 iz Her priuie parts are wicked plainc, 
 
 her deedes are much to vile: 
 And in her ftreets there doth rcmainc, 
 
 all crafty fraud and guile. 
 The fecond pa it. 
 1} If thit my foes did fecke my shame, 
 
 1 might it well abide ; 
 From open enemies check and blame, 
 
 fome where I could mee hide. 
 
 14 But thou it was my fellow deare, 
 
 which friendship didft pretend * 
 
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 4 Am ©rfring of fre« hart and will, 
 then I to thee shall make : 
 
 And praife thy name for therein ftill. 
 great comfort I doe take. 
 
 7 O Lord at length doe fet mee free 
 
 from them that craft tonfpire : 
 And now mine eyes with ioy doth fc\ 
 en them my harts defire. 
 
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 God giue eare and doe apply, to heare mee when I pray: 
 
 A itd when to thee I call and cry, hide not thy face away. 
 
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 v-' God giue care and doe apply, to heare mee when 1 pray, 
 
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 And when to thee I call and cry, hide not thy face away. 
 
 And didft my fecret counfell heare, 
 as my familiar friend. 
 
 Xj With whom I had defire to talke, 
 
 in fecret and abroad : 
 And wee together oft did vvalke, 
 
 within the houfe of God. 
 
 16 Let death in haft vpon them fall, 
 and fend them quick to hell : 
 
 For mifchiefe raigneth in their hall, 
 and parlour where they dwell. 
 
 17 But I vnto my Goi doe cry, 
 to him for help I rlie t 
 
 The Lord doth heare mee by and by, 
 and hee doth fuccour mee. 
 
 It At morning, noone,and euening tide 
 vnto the Lord I pray : 
 
 When I fo inftantly haue cride, 
 hee doth not fay mee nay. 
 
 19 To peace hee shall rertore mee yet> 
 though war bee now at hand : 
 
 Although the number bee full great, 
 that would againit mee ftand. 
 
 to The Lord thatfirft & hut doth raigne 
 Soth now and euermore : 
 
 f VU1 heaxc when I to Uiu cojuplaine, 
 
 and punish them full fore. 
 
 11 For fure there is no hope that they! 
 
 to turn will once accord, 
 For why < they will not God obey, 
 
 nor doe not feare the Lord. 
 21 Vpon their friends they lay their na<& 
 
 which were in couenant knit: 
 Of friendship to neglect their bands, 
 
 they paiie or care no whit. 
 
 aj While they haue war within their 
 as butter are their words : (harts 
 
 Although their words were fmooth as 
 they cut as sharp as fwords. (oyle* 
 
 24 Cat! thou thy care vpon the Lord, 
 and hee shall nourish thee: 
 
 For in no wife will he accord: 
 the iuit in thrall to fee. 
 
 25 But God shall caft them deep in pic 
 that thirlt for bloudalwaies: 
 
 Hee will no guilfull man permit, 
 
 to liuc out halfe his daies. 
 25 Though fuch be quite deftroyd & go% 
 
 in thee O Lordltruft: 
 I ahall depend thy grace vpon, 
 with Jdi my heart and lufc 
 
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ioS T^/mt.^6. CANTVS. I.'D.'g.tfM. 
 
 il Aue incrcic Lord on uiee I pray, for man would mee dcuoure ; 
 
 he fightech with mee night and day* and troubleth mee each houre. 
 TENOR. 
 
 
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 Aue mercie Lordonmeel pray, for man would meedeuoure: 
 
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 Hce fighteth with mee night and day, and troubleth mee each honrc. 
 a Mine enemies dayly enterprife, 5 what things I cither did or fpike, 
 
 to fwallow me outright: they vvraft them at their will: 
 
 To fight againft mee many rife, And all their counfells that they take, 
 
 Othou moit high of might. is how to work mee ill. 
 
 » when they would make nice moft a" * The y all confent themfelues to hide, 
 
 with boaft & brags of pride: (fraid> clofe vvatcft for m - c to la y : 
 I tnift in thee alone for ayde, To f Py niy pathos, & fnares haue hide, 
 
 by thee 1 will abide. to cake m y %& away. 
 
 4 Gods promife I doe minde & prayfe, 7 Shal they thus fcape on mifchiefc fet, 
 
 O Lord I ftick to thee : thou God on them wilt frovvne: 
 
 J doe not care at allaffaics, For in his wrath hee doth not let, 
 
 vvhat flesh can doe to mee. to throv v whole k ingdomes dovvne. 
 
 8 Thou feeii how oft they make me flee, 
 
 Pfalms.<;j. 
 
 C ANT VS. 
 
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 * Ake pittie for thy promife fukc, haue mercie Lord on mee 
 
 why s . my foiilc doth her beetake, vnto the help of thee. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 A ke pittie for thy promife fake, haue mercie Lord on mee: For 
 
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 ) why*: my fotile doth her beetake, 
 & Within the shadow of thyvvings, 
 
 I f>t mvfeife fill faft: 
 Yill mifchicfe,mallicc,andlike things, 
 
 bec g^n: and oucr^aft. 
 
 vnto the help of thee. 
 $ I call vpon the Godmofthye> 
 
 to whome I (tick and rtand : 
 I meane the God that will ttandby§ 
 
 the caufe lhaue in hand. 
 
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 ^Ilillii^fiiiiiiliiili 
 
 Auc niercie Lord on mee I pray, for man would mee dsuourc: 
 
 Hee nghtcth with mee night and d.iy, and troubieth niee each houre. 
 BASS VS. 
 
 Hee fighteth with mee night and day, and troubieth mee each hourc. 
 
 and on ray teares doth looke: 
 Heferue them id a glatic by thee, 
 
 and write them in thy booke. 
 9 VVhen I doe call vpon thy name, 
 
 my foes away doe ftart • 
 I will perceaue it by the fame, 
 
 that God doth take my part. 
 20 I g'ory in the word of God, 
 
 to praife it I accord: 
 vvith ioy I shaH declare abroad, 
 
 the promifc of the Lord. 
 Til truft in God and yet I iky, 
 
 as I beefore becgan : 
 The Lord he is my help and ftay, 
 
 I doe not care for man. 
 12 1 will performe with hartfo free, 
 
 to God my vovves alwaycs: 
 And T O Lord all times to thee> 
 
 will orTer thanks and praife. 
 
 ij My fouleftom death thou doeft de- 
 and keep my feet vpright: (fend, 
 
 That I beefore thee maya/cend, 
 vvith fuch as Hue in light. 
 
 Pfalme.^y. 
 
 e^TLTV S. 
 
 E.BUnckl. 
 
 * Ake pittie for thy prornife fake, haue mercie Lord on mee: For 
 
 vvhyS my foule doth her betake, vntothc help of ihec. 
 
 3 ASSVS- 
 
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 Alee pittie for thy promife fake, haue mercie Lord *>\ mee: For 
 
 vvhv *: mv foule dnrh hrr hpfr-^f anm rh» Xj»1« n f »i /»« 
 
 why «i my foule doth her beetale, Wo the help of tTee. 
 4 From heauen he hath fern his ayde, j I lead my life with Liens fell. 
 
 to faue mee from their fpighr : all let on wrath and ire: 
 
 yhat todeuoure mee haue alliyd, And vvith fuch wicked men I dvvel, 
 
 fcU Oigrcic, trurji, and baj^ that fret like rlam« of fire. 
 
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HO 'Pfalme.fr. 
 
 6 Their teeth are tyeares & arrowes S They lay their net and doe prepare/ 
 as sharp as I haue feene : long, a priuie caue and pit : 
 
 They vvoud and cut with their quick vvherin they think my foule to fnare. 
 like fvvords & weapons kene. (tong but they are fallen in it. 
 
 7 Set vp and shew thy felfe O God, 
 aboue the heauens bright: 
 
 Exalt thy praife on earth abroad, 
 thy mai^ftie and might. 
 
 o My hart is fet to laud the Lord, 
 in him I ioy alwaies : 
 
 My hart I fay doth well accord, 
 to fing his laud and praife. 
 
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 CANT VS. S.Hooper. 
 
 E rulers which are put in truft, to Iudge of wrong and right, 
 
 Bee all your judgements true and iuft, not knowing ncede or might. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 E rulers which are put in truft, to Iudge of wrong and right, 
 
 j^lEfE^|EgE:teJEf3^gEf^ | 
 
 Bee all your iudgements true and iuft, not knowing neede or might. 
 
 % Nay in your hart yOu mark & mufe, 
 
 in mifchiefe to confent : 
 And wher you should true iuflice vfc, 
 
 your hands to bribes are bent. 
 
 a The wicked fort from their birth day 
 
 haue erred on this wife : 
 And from their mothers womb alway, 
 
 haue vfed craft and lyes. 
 4 In them the poifon and the breath, 
 
 of Serpents did appeare: 
 Tea like the Adder that is deafe. 
 
 and faft doth flop his eare. 
 
 5 Beecaule hee will not heare the voice 
 of one that charmeth well: 
 
 No though he werthe chiefe of choife, 
 and did therein excell. 
 
 6 O god break thou their teeth at one* 
 within their mouthes throughout: 
 
 The tusks that in their great chawbont 
 like Lions whelps hang out. 
 
 7 Let them confurae away and waft. 
 
 Tfalme . ?9 . CANTOS. %*Allifon. 
 
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 End ayde and faue mee from my foes, O Lord I pray to thee, 
 
 TSNOR t 
 
 K^lip=liil£i=iii£jEfefeig 
 
 fnd aydc and faue mcc from my focs> O Loi'4 X F"y &> ^ iC * ; 
 
*Pfatme. 57. 
 
 ro Awake my ioy, awake I fay, 12 His mercy doth extend as ht> 
 my Lute,mv Harpe and tiring i as heauens all are hie : 
 
 For I my felfe before the daye, His truth as high as any itarre, 
 will rife, reioyce and fins:. that fiandeth in the skie. 
 
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 II Among the people I will tell, 
 
 the goodnes of my God: 
 And shew his praife that doth excell, 
 in heathen Lands abroad. 
 
 xj Set foorth and show thy felfe O Go4 
 aboue the heauens bright : 
 
 Extoll thy praife on earth abroad, 
 thy maieftie and might. 
 
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 ALT VS. 
 
 E. Hooper. 
 
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 * E rulers which arc put in truft, to iudge of wrong and right 
 
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 P,ee all your iudgements true and iuft, not knovving ncede or mii;ht. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 *• E rulers that are put in tiuft, to iudge of wrong and right: 
 
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 Bee all your iudgements true and iuft, not knovving neede or mig.nt. 
 as vvater runth throughout : 10 The iuft shall ioy it doth them good, 
 
 The shafts that they doe shoote in hail, that God doth vengance take : 
 
 let them bee broke in flight. And they shall wash their feet iiz bluj* 
 
 9 As fnaylcs doe wait within the shell, of them that him foifake. 
 
 and vnto (lime doe mn.ic : 
 As one bee fore his time tiiat fell, X 1 Then shal the earth shew forth & tel 
 
 and neuer faw the Sunne. that good men hane reward : 
 
 And that a God on earth doth dwclk 
 f Before the thornes that now are young that iuitice doth regard. 
 
 to bushes big shall grow : 
 The ftormes of anger waxeth itrong, 
 shall take them or they know. 
 
 yfalme.fg. <iALTVS. %^tAllifon. 
 
 Iliiiliilliiillliiliiiiii 
 
 End ayde and faue mes from my foes, O Lord I pray to thee: 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 End ayde and fauc rnee fro.x my foes, O Lord I p:ay to thee: 
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 CANTVS. 
 
 Defeud & keep mee from all thofe,th:itrife and ftriue with mee.O Lord pre- 
 
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 ferue mee from thofe men, whofe doings are not good, and fet mee fure & 
 
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 lafe from them, that ftill thirft after bloud. 
 
 J For loe they wayt my fbule to take, 
 
 they rage againft mee (till: 
 Yea for no fault that I did make, 
 I neuer did them ill. 
 
 7 They fpake of me with mouth alway, 
 but in their lips were fvvords: 
 
 They greed my death & then would fay 
 what none doth heareonr words. 
 
 4 They run and doe themfelues prepare, * But Lord thou haft their waies efpide, 
 
 when I no whit offend : 
 
 Anfe and fane mee from their fuare, 
 
 and fee what they intend. 
 
 5 O Loid of hofts of Ifraell, 
 
 rife vp and itrike all lands; 
 Aiid pittie none that doe rebell, 
 
 and in their mifchiefe ftands. 
 4 At night they ftir and iecke about, 
 
 as hounds they honle and grin: 
 And all the citie clcanc throughout, 
 
 from place to place they ren. 
 
 and laught thereat apace • 
 
 The heathen folk thou shalt deride* 
 
 and mock them to their face. 
 
 9 The ftrength that doth my foes with- 
 
 O Lord doth come of thee : (ftand* 
 uy God hee is my help at hand* 
 
 a fort offence to mee. 
 io The Lord to me doth shew his grace* 
 
 in great aboundance ftill: 
 That I may fee my foes in cafe, 
 
 fuch as my heart doth will. 
 
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 j i Deftroy them not at once O God, 
 
 leaft it from minde doe fall: 
 But with thy ftrength driue the abroad, 
 
 and fo confume them all. 
 Ii For their ill words 8c truthlcs tong, 
 
 confound them in their pride : 
 Their wicked othes with lyes & wrong, 
 
 let all the world deride. 
 
 Xj Confume them in thy wrath O Lord, 
 
 that nought of them remaine: 
 That men may know throughout the 
 
 that lacobs God doth raigne.(vvorld 
 34. At euening they rcturne apace, 
 
 as dogs that grin and ciy : 
 Throughout the llreets in euery place, 
 
 they ntnne ahont and fpie. 
 iy They fceke about for meat I fay, 
 
 but let them not bee fed : 
 Nor finde a houfe wherein they may, 
 
 bee bold to put their head. 
 
 16 But I willshevy thy ftrength abroad^ 
 thy goodnefTel will praife : 
 
 For thou ait my defence and ayde, 
 at neede in all aflayes. 
 
 17 Thou art my ftrength thou haft mee 
 
 O Lord I Aug to thee: (ftay«^ 
 
 Thou art my fort,my fence and ayde, 
 a louing God to mee. 
 
 Ffalme.6o. 
 
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 ^* Lord thoudidft vs cleane forfake, and fcattcredft vs abroad, 
 
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 fuch great difpleafure thou doii take, returneto vsO God. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 Such great difpleafure thou doft take, returne to vs O God. 
 
 2 Thy might did moue the land To fore> 
 
 that it in funder brake: 
 The hurt therof O Lord reftore, 
 
 for it doth bcwv and quake. 
 
 5 with heauie chxuce^hou plagueft thus 
 
 the people that are thine : 
 And thou haft giucn vnro vs, 
 
 a drinck of deadly wine. 
 4 But yet to fuch as feare thy name, 
 
 a token shall in (lie: 
 That they may triumph in the fame, 
 
 beecaufe thy word is true. 
 
 5 So that thv might may keepe & faue, 
 
 thv flock that tauor thee : 
 That thev thy help at hand may haue, 
 O Lord gra'unt this to mcc. 
 
 6 The Lord did fpeske from his owne 
 this was his ioyfull talc, (place, 
 
 I will deuide Sithcm by fpace, 
 and rneete out Succothes vale. 
 
 7 Gilead is giuen to my hand, 
 Manafll-s mine beefide : 
 
 Ephraim the ftrcngth of all my Lrnd, 
 my law doth Iuda guide. 
 
 Tfalme.6i. CANTVS. ^ABfbn. 
 
 Egard (O Lord) for I covnphine, and make my futeto thrc :Let 
 not my words returne in vaine, butgiue aneareton-.ee. From of the 
 
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 rot my words returne in vaine, but giue an care to nee. From of the 
 
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 Such great difpleafure thou doft take, returne to v$ O God. 
 
 t In Moab will I wash my feet, 
 ouev Edom throw my show: 
 
 Aud thou Paleftine ought to feeke, 
 for fauour mee vnto. 
 
 f But who will bring nrce at this tide, 
 
 vntothe Citie iVong'i 
 Or who to Edom will mee guide, 
 
 fo thit I goe not vvrongi 
 jo wilt thou O God which didftforfake 
 
 thy foik their laud and coafts: 
 
 Our wars in had thou vvouldflnot take 
 nor vvalke among »ur hoaiis. 
 
 ii Giue atde O Lord and vs relieue, 
 
 from them that vs difdaine? 
 The help that toils of men can giue* 
 
 it is but all in vaine. 
 ii But through our God vvec shal haue 
 
 to take gve.it things in hand: (might 
 He wil tread downe & put to flight, 
 
 all thofe that thee vvithftand. 
 
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 *^ Pg.ird (O Lord) for I com plane, and make my fute to thee: Let 
 
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 coails and vtmoil parts, ef all the earth abroad ; in griefe 8c anguish of 
 
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 $ Vpon the rock of the great power, I shall bee Tare and fare. 
 
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 Thou art my hope,my fort and tower, 5 The Lord doth my de/ire regard,] 
 
 Wy fence againft my foes. and doth fulfill the fame; 
 
 4 VVithin thy tents 1 lull to dwell, With godly giiifts doth hee reward, 
 
 for euer. to endure: all them that feare his name. 
 
 Voder thy wings I know right well, 6 The king shal he in health maintains, 
 
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 Y foule to God shall giue good heed, and him alone intend: 
 
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 % For hee alone is my defence, 
 my vock ray health,my aydc: 
 
 Hee is my flay that no pretence, 
 shall make mce much difmayd. 
 
 j O wicked folk how long will ye, 
 vfc crafts,fure ye muft fall: 
 
 For as a rotten hedge yee bee, 
 and like a tottering wall. 
 
 4 Whom God doth lone ye fecke al- 
 to put him to the vvorfe: (waieS, 
 1 clone to lye with mouth ye praiie t 
 and yet your hart doth curie, 
 
 $ Yet flill my foule doth whole depend, 
 
 on God my chiefe de/ire : 
 From all falfe feates mee to defend, 
 
 none but him I require. 
 
 6 He is my rock,my ftrength,my towrc 
 my health is of his grace : 
 
 Hee doth fupport me that no power, 
 can moue mce out of place* 
 
 7 God is my glory and my health, 
 my Joules defire and luft: 
 
 My fort.my fttength,my ftay.my TVtalti 
 God is U7 oncly truft. 
 
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 aiyhart, I cryetothee O God. 
 
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 my hart, I cry to thee O God. 
 
 O let thy mercie truth aud grace* 
 
 defend roee from decay. 
 S Then shall I fing for euer ftilU 
 with prayfe vnto thy name: 
 7 That he may haue a dwelling place, That all thy vowes I rmy fulfillg 
 bcekre ;he Lord for aye: and dayly pay the fame. 
 
 and fe prolong his diyes : 
 That he from age to age shall raigne, 
 for euermore alwaies. 
 
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 Y foule to God shall gine good heede> and him alone intend : 
 
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 t O haue your hope in him alvvay, 
 
 ye folk with one accord: 
 pourc out your harts to him and fay, 
 
 our truft is in the Lord. 
 
 9 The fonnes of men deceitfull are* 
 on ballancebut a Height: 
 
 with things moft vaine do the compare, 
 for they can keepe no weight. 
 
 10 Truit not in vvrong,robry or flcalth, 
 let vaine delights begone: 
 
 Though goods well got flow in with 
 fct not your harts theron. (wealth, 
 
 it The Lord long flth one thing did telia 
 
 which heere to mindc I call; 
 He fpakc it oft I heard it well, 
 
 that God alone doc' all. 
 I z And thou O Lord art good 9c kind* 
 
 thy mercie doth exceedc; 
 So that all forts with thee shall findc, 
 
 according to their meed* 
 
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 God my God I watch betime, to come to thee in haft: 
 
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 For vvhyl my ibule and bodie both, doc thirit of thee to taft. 
 
 x And in this barraine vvilderneiTe, 
 
 where waters there are none : 
 My flesh is parcht for thought of thee, 
 
 -for thee I wish alone. 
 Yhat I might fee yet once againe, 
 
 thy glory ftrength and might; 
 As I was wont it to behold, 
 
 within thy Temple bright. 
 
 this lyfe and wretched dayes 
 My lips therefore shall giue to thee, 
 duehoi.orj.'iud and praife. 
 
 4 And vvhilit I Hue I will not fayle, 
 
 to worship thee alvvay ; 
 
 And in thy name I shall lift vp, 
 
 -my hands when I doe pray. 
 
 5 My foule is fild as with marrow, 
 which is both tat and fvvect •. 
 
 Z For why thy mercies far fmmount, 
 
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 " Lord vnto my voice giite eare, with plaints when I doc pray: 
 
 And rid my life and foule from feare, of foes that threat to flay. 
 % Defend mee from that fort of men, I mcaue moft bitter words. 
 
 which in deceits doe lurk : 4 with priuy flights shot they their shaft 
 
 And from the frowning face of them, the vpright man to hit, 
 
 that all ill feates doe work. "The mi* vn wares to ttrike by craft, • j 
 
 they care or feare no whit. 
 1 who whet their tfigus as we haue fen 
 
 men whet and sharp their fwords, j A wicked work they haue decree^ 
 they shoote abroad their axsovvs fcecne* in counfell thus they cry 2 
 
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 God mv God I watch betime, to come tc thee in haft: 
 
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 For why": my foule and bodie both, 
 My mouth thcrforc.shall flag fitch fongs> 
 as are for thee moll raeetc. 
 
 doe thirft of thee to i 
 
 them death shall foone deuoure. 
 
 10 The fword shall them deuoure eack 
 
 their carcafes shail feed, (one, 
 
 The hungry Foxes which doe run, 
 
 their pray to feeke at neede. 
 Si The ki.ig and all men shall reioyce, 
 
 that doe prorefifc Gods word: 
 For liars mouthes shall then be flopt, 
 
 which hauc thy truth difturbd. 
 
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 Lord vnto my voice giue eare, with plaints when 1 doe pray ; 
 
 € When as in bed I think on thee, 
 and eke all the night tide: _ 
 
 7 For vnder couert of thy wings, 
 thou art my ioyfull guide. 
 
 I My foule doth fu rely ttick to thee, 
 thy right hand is my power: 
 
 9 And thofe that feek my foule to ftroy 
 
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 And rid my life and foule from fearc, 
 To vfe deceit let vs not dread, 
 what i who can it efpie. 
 
 6 What vvaies to hurt they talk& mufe 
 
 all times within their heait : 
 
 They all confult what feats to wCc t 
 
 each doth inuent his part. 
 
 7 But yet all this shall not auaylt 
 
 of foes that threat to fay. 
 when they think leaft vpon : 
 God with his dart shall fure 3flayie # 
 
 and wound them euerv one. 
 8 Their crafts & their ill togues withall 
 
 shall work them felues fuch blame : 
 That they which then behold their fal^ 
 shall wonder at the fame* 
 
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 that God this thing hath wrought; what hec to pafle hath brought. . 
 
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 Their v*wves to thee they doe maintaine,and their behefts fulfill. 
 
 2 For that thou docit their prater heare, 
 
 and doeit thereto agree : 
 Thy peopl: all both farre and neare, 
 
 with truft shall come to thee, * 
 
 5 Our wicked life fo far execedes, 
 that wee should fall therein: 
 
 But Lord forgiue our great mildeedes, 
 and purge vs from our finite. 
 
 £ Tiie man is bleil whom thou deed 
 vvithin thy courts to dwell : (chufe» 
 
 Thy houfe and Temple hee shall vfe, 
 with pleafurcs that cxcell. 
 
 5 Of thy great iufticc heare vs God, 
 
 our health of thee doth rife: 
 The hope of all the earth abroad, 
 and the fea coafts likewifc. 
 
 6 With ftrength thou art befet abont, 
 
 and corapaft vvith thy power : 
 Thou makft the moutaines ftrong& ftom 
 to ftand in auery shower. 
 
 7 The fwelling feas thou doft aflVvage* 
 
 and make their ftrearacs full fiill : 
 Thou doefl reftrayne the peoples rage, 
 and rule them at thy will. 
 
 8 The folk that dwell full far on earth* 
 
 shall dread the fame to fee : 
 Which inornc& eucning in great mirtl. 
 
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 •raife fct foorth his name : 
 
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 Extoll his migtt with halt and voice, giue glory to the fame, 
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 frill truuing in bis might : vr fcofc hart is pure and right. 
 
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 Their vovves to thee they doe maiutaine, and their behefts fulfill. 
 
 doe patfe with praife to thee. 
 
 VVhen that the earth is chopt & dry, 
 and thirtieth more and mere : 
 Then with thy drops thou doeft apply, 
 
 and much increase her ilore. 
 lo The fond of God doth ouerflow, 
 
 and To doth caufc toipring : 
 The Cced and corne which men do fow, The little hiisdce ioy therein, 
 
 and tleflc her fruit vvithall. 
 12 Thou d?ckft the earth of thy gooi 
 
 with faire ^nd pleafant crop: (grace f 
 Thy clouds diltill their dew apacc> 
 great plenty they doe drop. 
 
 i; Whereby the defert shall begir^ 
 full great increafe to brirg; 
 
 for hee doth guyde the thing. 
 
 II With wet thou do eft her fur rowes 
 
 vvhereby her clods doc fail : (fill, 
 Thy drops to her thoudoft diftill. 
 
 much fruit in them shall fpring. 
 14 1 n places plaine the f ocks shall feed, 
 
 and couer all the earth : 
 The vallies with corne shall fo exceed 
 
 th3t men shall fing for mirth. 
 
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 ' in all thy works thou art : 
 Thy foes for fearedoe feeke to thee, 
 full fore againft their heart. 
 
 by him shall bee controls 
 
 7 Yee people gtue vnto your God, 
 due laud and thancks aiwaics : 
 With ioyfull voyce declare abroad, 
 % All men that dwell the earth through- and fing vnto his praife. 
 
 doe praife the name of God : $m 8 Which doth indue our foules w.ith life 
 
 and it pre feme vvithall : 
 
 The laud thereof the world about, 
 is shewed and fct abroad. 
 
 4 All folke come forth behold and fee, 
 
 what things the Lord hath wrought: 
 Mark well the wondrous works that he 
 for maivto pafle hath brought. 
 
 5 Hec layde the Tea like heapes on hye, 
 
 therein away they had : 
 On foot to pas both fay re and dry, 
 whereof their harts were gl.td. 
 
 6 His might doth rule the world alvvay, 
 
 his eyes all things beehold : 
 "All fitch as would him difbbay, 
 
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 Hee ftayeth our feet fo that no itrifc, 
 can make vs. flip or fall, 
 
 o The Lord doth proue our deeds with 
 
 If that they will abide: (fue> 
 
 As workmen doe when they defire, 
 
 to haue their mettalls tride. 
 io Although thou fuffer vs fo long, 
 
 iu prifon to bee caft : 
 And there with chaines & fetters ftrong, 
 
 to lye in bondage fait. 
 
 The fecond part, 
 ii Although I fay thou futfer men, 
 
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 That all the earth may know, O Let the people all abroad 
 
 the way to godly wealth : extoll u\»ul laud the fame. 
 
 4 Throughout the world fo wide 
 
 let all rei-oyce with 'mirth : 
 For thou with truth & right doeft guide* 
 the nations of the earth. 
 
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 may lee thy fauiug health, 
 
 3 Let all the world O God, 
 giue praife vnto thy name : 
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 en vs to ride and raigne : 
 Though wee through fire and water run 
 
 of very griefe and payne. 
 12 Yet Aire thou doeft of thy good' grace 
 
 difpofe it to the bert : 
 And bvir.git vs out into a place, 
 
 to line in wealth and reft. 
 
 jj Vnto thy fcoufe refort will I, 
 
 - to offer and to pray : 
 And there I will my felfe apply, 
 
 my vowes to thee to pay. 
 Xij. The vowes that with my mouth I 
 
 1 6 Come forth & harken here full foone 
 all yee that feare the Lord: 
 
 What hee for his poore flock hath done, 
 to you I will record. 
 
 17 Full oft I call ypon his grace, 
 this mouth to him doth cry : 
 
 And thou my tongue make fpce<ie apace, 
 
 to priife him by and by. ■ 
 \% But if I feele my heart within, 
 
 in wicked works reioyce : 
 Or if 1 haue delight to Gnne, 
 
 God will not he are my voyce. 
 
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 in all my griefe and fmart : (fpakc 19 But furely God my voyce hath hcaxA 
 
 The vowes 1 fay which I did make, 
 in dolor of my heart. 
 
 15 Burnt offerings T will giue to thee, 
 of Oxen fat and Rammes : 
 
 None other facrifke shall bee, 
 of Bullocks,Goats or Lambes, 
 
 and what I doe require: 
 My prayer hee doth well regard, 
 
 and graunleth my defire. 
 20 All praife to him that hath not put 
 
 nor cart mee out of mindc: 
 Nor yet his mercy from mee shut, 
 
 which I did euer finde. 
 
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 Aue mercis on vs Lord, and graunt to vs the grace: To shew 
 
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 to vs doQ thou accord, 
 
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 Aue mercie on vs Lord, and graunt to vs thy grace : 
 
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 to vs doe thou accord, 
 j Let ail the world O God, 
 
 giue prayfe vnto thy name: 
 O let the people all abroad, 
 
 extoll and laud the fame. 
 4 Then shall the earth increafe, 
 great (lore of fruit shall fall : 
 
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 the brightnefle of thy face. 
 
 And then our God, the God of peace, 
 
 shall bleffe vs eke vvithall. 
 7 God shall vs blefTe I fay, 
 
 and them both far andne3re: 
 The folke throughout the earth aiway, 
 
 of him shall itand in feare. 
 
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 prefence of the Lord, the wicked shall decay. 
 $ But righteous men before the Lord, And if fo bee it barren vvaxt, 
 
 shall hartcly reioyce : by thee it was refresht. 
 
 T&ey shall bee'glad and merry all, lo Thy chofen flock doth there remain t, 
 
 and cheerefull in their voyce. thou haft prepard that place : 
 
 4 Sing praifcjfbg praife vnto the Lord, And for thepoore thou dolt prouide, 
 
 who ridcth on the skye: 
 Extoll this name of Iah our God, 
 and him doe magnifie. 
 
 5 The fame is hee that is abotie, 
 
 vvithin his holy place : 
 That father is of fatherlcffc, 
 and iudge of vvidovves cafe. 
 
 6 Houfes hee giues and iOue both, 
 
 vnto the comfortlcffe : 
 Hcebringeth bondtmn out of thrall, 
 and rebells to diftrefie. 
 
 of thine efpeciall grace. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 11 God will gine women caufes iuft, 
 to magnifi; his name : 
 
 VVhen as all people triumphes make, 
 and purchafe brute and fame. 
 
 12 For puifant kings of all their power 
 shall fiye and take the foyle : 
 
 And women which remaine at home, 
 shall help to part the fpoyle. 
 
 1$ And though ve were as black as pots, 
 your hew shall pafle the doue : 
 
 VVhofc wings & fethers feenie to haue 
 filuerand gold aboue. 
 
 X<f When in the land God shall triupk 
 our kings both hie and low: 
 
 7 VVhen thou didft march beefore thy 
 
 the Egyptians from among*, (folk, 
 
 & broughtft the through the wildernes, 
 
 vvhich was both vvule & long.(down 
 
 8 The earth did quake the rayne pourd Then shall it bee like Salmon hill, 
 heard were great claps of thunder: as white as any fnovv. 
 
 The mount Sinai shooke in fuch fort, 
 
 as it would cleauc afund:r. 15 Though Bafan bee a fruitefull hill, 
 
 and in height others parte : 
 a Thine heritage with drops of rayne, Yet Sion Gods mo/t holy hill, 
 
 abun&tttfjr vvw wasto; to& & r *c well in grace; 
 
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 his enemies then will run abroad, and fcatter out of fight. And as the 
 fire doth melt the vvaxe, and vvindeblovv fmoke away: So in the 
 
 presence of the Lord, the wicked shall decay. 
 
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 his enemies then will run abroad, and fcatter out of fight : And as the 
 fire doth melt the waxe, and winde blow fiuoke away : So in the 
 
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 prefenee of the Lord, the wicked shall decay. 
 
 if Why brag ye thus ye hills moft hye \ 
 and lcape for pride together : 
 
 This hill of Sion God doth louc, 
 and there will dwell for eucr. 
 
 17 Gods army is two millions 
 of w amours good and Itrong : 
 
 The Lord alfo in Sinai, 
 is prefent them among. 
 
 lS Thou didft O Lord afcend on hye, 
 and captiue ledft them all : 
 
 VVhich in times part thy chofen flock, 
 in prifon kept and thrall. 
 
 Of thofe that in their wickednefle, 
 eontinually doe walke. 
 
 2? From BafanI will bring faith hee* 
 
 my people and my sheepe: 
 And all mine ovvne as I haue done* 
 
 from danger ofthedeepe. 
 24 And make the dip their feet in b!ou<f, 
 
 of thofe that hate my name; 
 And doggs shall haue their tongues im- 
 
 with licking of the fame. (bru«f t 
 
 25 All men may fee how thou O Gc*^ 
 their enemies docft deface: 
 20 Thou made A them tribute for to pay, And how thou goclt as God and king, 
 
 and futh as did repine : into chy holy place. 
 
 Thou didil fubd Lie, that they might dwel, 16 The fingers goe before with ioy, 
 
 in thy Temple diuine. the miufirels follow after : 
 
 »o Now praifed bee the Lord for that, Awd in the midft the damfels play. 
 
 hee poureth on vs fuch grace : 
 ytomdaj to day hee is the God, 
 
 of our health and fohce. 
 The third part. 
 si Hee is the God from whom alone, 
 
 faluation tommeth plaine : 
 Jlee is the God by whom wee fcape, 
 
 all daugers^death and paine. 
 
 with Timbrels and with Taber^ 
 
 27 Now in the congregations^ 
 O Ifraell praife'thc Lord : 
 
 And Iacobs whole pofteritie, 
 giue thankes with one accord. 
 
 aS Their chiefe was litle beniauuin* 
 but luda made her boalt : 
 
 ia Thus God will wound his enemies YVith Zabulon and Neptaliro, 
 «kd bicaJs their hcaric fc»lj> e; (head, whu h dwelt about then coaft. 
 
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 29 As' God hath giueu power to .thee. Yea, and ftraunge kings to vs fttbdudet 
 fo Lord make finne and Caret shall doe like in thofc dayes, 
 
 The thing that thou haft wrought in vs, I meanc to thee they shall prefent, 
 for euet.to endure. their gifts of laud and praife. 
 
 50 And in thy temple gifts will wee, 31 Hee shal deftroy the fpearemens racks 
 gine v.Jto the. i.O Lord) tbeir Calues and Buls of might: 
 
 For thine vnto lenifileni, ^.nd caufe them tribute pay,and daunt 
 furc promife made by word. all fuch as loue to fight. 
 
 The fourth part. 31 Then shall the Lord of Egypt come* 
 
 and prefents with him bring : 
 
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 j V Vith crying oft i faint , and cuaile, 5 Though for no caufe they vex mee lore 
 
 my trront i s hoarfe and dry : they profprr and arc glad : 
 
 VVik. looking vp my fight doth faile» They doccompcll mee to reftore* 
 
 for help of God on Eye. the things I ncuer had. 
 
 4 My foes that guiltleiTc mccoppreflc, 6 Wt y n I haue done for want of vvitj 
 
 my foule vvicn hate are led : thou Lord all tiroes canit tells 
 
 \n number Wire they .ue no lefle, And all the faults that I commit, 
 
 ihcu Uatti aie o»i my head* to thee ate fcnov vnc full well* 
 
The MooreS moft black shal ftretch their 
 vnto their Lord *nd King. (hands, 
 
 Jj Therefore the kingdoms of the earth, 
 giue praife vnto the Lord: 
 
 Sing P ferries to God with one confent, 
 thereto let all accord. 
 
 $4 Who though he ride & euer hath> 
 
 aboue the heancns bright: 
 Yet by the fearefull thunderclaps, 
 
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 men Weli may know his might. 
 
 $5 Therfore the ftrength of lfracl, 
 
 afctibe to God on Eye : 
 vvhofc might & power doth far extend 
 
 aboue the cloudy f kye« 
 
 jS O Lord thy holineffe and power, 
 
 is dread for euermore : 
 The God of lfrael giueth vs ftrength, 
 
 praifed bee God therefore. 
 
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 ^ Aue mee O God and that with fpeede, the waters flow full faft : 
 
 fo nye mv foule doe they proceede, that I am fore agaft. I (tick fulf 
 
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 *^ Aue mee O God and that with fpeed, the waters flow full faft: 
 
 So ny^ my.foule doe they proceede, that I am lore agaft. 1 ftick full 
 
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 f O God of hoafts defend and ftay, 
 all thofe that truft in thee : 
 
 Let no man doubt or shrinck away, 
 for ought that chaunceth nice. 
 
 t It is for thee and for thy fake* 
 that 1 doe beare this blame i 
 
 9 My mothers fbnnes my brethren all* 
 
 foifake mee on 3 row: 
 And as a ftranger they mee call, 
 
 my tace they will not knoyv. 
 io Vnto thy houfe fuch zealc I beare* 
 that it doth pine mee much: 
 
 In fpight of thee they would me makCi Their checks & taunts at thee to hear* 
 *• hide my face for. slums. *iy very hajt doh giutch, 
 
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 II Though I doe faft my 3esh to chart, 
 
 yea if I vveepe and mone: 
 Xct in myteeth this gcave is caft; 
 
 they pafienot therevpon. 
 jx If I for griefe and paine of hart, 
 
 in fackclcth vfc to walke: 
 Then they anone will it perucrt* 
 
 thereof they ieft and talkc. 
 
 1} Both high 8c low & all the throng, 
 
 that fit within the gate : 
 They haue mce euer in their tongue, 
 
 of mee they talke send pi'f.te. 
 
 18 O Lord of hofts to mee gfoe eare, 
 as thou an good and kiikie : 
 
 And as thymercie is molt dcere, 
 Lord hauc mee in thy minae. 
 
 iff Ami Joe not from thy feruant hid* 
 
 norturnethy face away: 
 I am oppreft on euery fide, 
 
 with haft giue care I fay. 
 «c O Lord vnto my foulc draw nye, 
 
 ch i t Lmr- with ayde repofe : 
 ZctcRi\fc of their great tyranny, 
 
 acquire rr.ee from my foes. 
 The third p, ir t. 
 
 J4 The dru!:ards which in wine delight %i That I abide rebuke and shame 
 
 it is their chicfc paitime : 
 To feeke which vvaks to work mee 
 of mce they £ng and rime, (fpight 
 
 •t $ But thee the while O Lord I pray, 
 
 that when it pleafeth thee: 
 *For thy great truth thou wile alyvay, 
 
 fend dovvne thine aide to mee. 
 : 16 Pluck thou my feet out of the mire, 
 
 from drowning doe mee keepe : 
 JFi«m fach as owe mce wrath and ire, 
 
 and from the v? atcrs deep. 
 
 I j Leaft with the vvaues I should bee 
 
 thou Icnowft and thou canft tell: 
 For thofe that fcekc & work the fame, 
 
 thou ieeft them ail full well. 
 2t when they with brags do breake my 
 
 I feekc for help anone : (hart, 
 
 But finde no friends to eafc my fmart, 
 
 to comfort mce not one- 
 
 %l But in my meat they gaue mee gslt, 
 
 to cruell for to think : 
 And gaue mee in my thirft withall, 
 
 ftrong vinegar to drink. 
 24 Lord turnc their table to a fnare, 
 
 to take tjjemfelues therein: 
 
 and depth my fouls deuours: (droud And when thev think ful wcl to frre» 
 And that the pit should mce confound, then trap them in the gin. 
 
 and shut mce in her power. 
 
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 vy God to mee take heede, of help I thee require : O Lord of 
 
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 Jhofts with haft make fpecde > hclp,hclp I. thee defirc. 
 
 % With shame confound them all, that think and wish mce ill. 
 
 that fecke my foi:le to fpill: 
 £cb:ike them back vvitla blame to Ull» % Confound them that apply. 
 
*S And let their eies bed.irck & blindc jz That I ma? giue thy name the praife 
 that they may nothing: fee : and shew it with a fong: 
 
 I vviil cxtoll the fame alwaies, 
 with hartie thanks among* 
 
 33 Which is more pleafant v nto tficc^ 
 
 fuch minde thy grace hath borne 
 Then either Oxe or Calfe can bee, 
 
 that hath both hoofe and home, 
 54 When fimple folk doe this bechoUb 
 
 it shall reiavce them fire: 
 All ye that feeke the Lord beehold, 
 
 your lyfe for aye shall Jure. 
 
 £5 For why the Lord of hofts doth hearq 
 
 the poore when they complaine: 
 His pi lfonersare to him full deere, 
 heedoththem not difdaine. 
 19 Then let them heap vp mifchiefc ilill 36 VVherfore the skye and earth belovt 
 
 fith they are all peruert : the Tea with fioud and ftreame : 
 
 That of thy firuour and <iood will, Kis praife they shal declare & shew; 
 
 they neucrhaue no p3rc. with aUthat Hue in them. 
 
 jo And diih them eleane out of the 
 of life, of hope, of trult: (booke, 
 
 Bow down their back & -do them bend, 
 in thraldom e for to bee. 
 
 26 Po-.ire out thy wrath as hot as fire, 
 that it en them may tail I 
 
 Let thy dilpleafurc hi thine yrc, 
 take hold vpor. them all. 
 
 27 As deiart dry their hoiife difgrace, 
 their of- faring eke cxpell-. 
 
 That none therof pbfleflc rhcir place, 
 nor in their tents doe dwell. 
 
 28 If thoudoft itrike the man to tame, 
 on him they lye full fore : 
 
 And if that thou do wound the fame, 
 they feeke to hurt him moie. 
 
 That for their names they jieuer iooke, 
 in number of the iuft. 
 
 The founh pari* 
 $1 Though I O Lord with wo & grief 
 
 haue bene fall fore oppreft : 
 Thy help shall giue mee inch relief*, 
 
 that all shalbe redrelt. 
 
 37 For fure our God will Sion lane, 
 
 and Iudaes Cities build: 
 Much folic poiTcffion there shall haue, 
 
 her fb-eetes shall all- bee Mid. 
 $S Her ieruants feed shall keep the fanad 
 
 ail ages out of minds: 
 19 And ther all they that loue his nam* 
 a dwelling place shall flnde. 
 
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 hofts with haft make fpee.le. help, help 1 theedefav. 
 and feeke to work mee shame? 4 But let them ioyfull bee, 
 
 J^nd at my harme doe laugh and cry, in thee with toy and welch: 
 
 foifo ihetC gocjth the game. Which oncly truft and fe-ke 10 thee. 
 
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 $ and to thy fauing health. in mirth and one accord • 
 
 All giory,honor,hiul and praife, 
 
 j That they may fay alwayes, bee gmeu to thee O Lord. 
 
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 * TX Y Lord my God in all diftretTe, mv hope is whole tn thee: 
 
 Then let no shame my foule opprefle, nor once take hold of nice. 
 2 As thou art iuft defend mee Lord, thy glory and thy praife: 
 
 and ryd mee out of dread : And eke my tongue shall not be flack, 
 Giue eate and to my futc accord, to honor thee alvvaies. 
 
 and feud mee help at need. 9 R e fufe mee not O Lord I fay, 
 I Bee thou my rock to whom I may, when age my ilmmes doth take : 
 
 for ayde all times refort : And when my ftrength doth wait away, 
 Thy promife is to help alvv.iy, doe not my fotde forlake. 
 
 thou art my fence and fort. 10 Among themfelues ray foes inquire, 
 
 4 Saue mee my God from wicked men, to take mee through deceit : 
 
 and from their ftrength and power: And they againft mee do' confpire, 
 From folke vniuft and eke from them, that for my foule layd wayt. 
 
 that cruelly deuonr. 
 
 5 Thou art the ftay wherein I truft, Thc fetond P ;irt « 
 
 thou Lord of hotts art hee: II Lay hand and take htm now they fay4 
 Yea from ray youth I had a luft, for God from him is gone: 
 
 ftill to depend on thee. DifpaXth him quite for to his ayde, 
 $ Thuii haft me kept euen from my birth 1 wis there commeth none. 
 
 and I through thee was borne : u Doe not abfent thy felfe away, 
 Vvherfore I will thee praile with mirth O Lord when neede shall bee ? 
 
 both cuening and at mornc. But that in time of griefe thou may, 
 y As to a monfler fcldome feenc, vvith haft giue help to mee. 
 
 much folke about rare throng : xj With shame confound & ouerthrov? 
 jj u t thou art now and ftill haft becne, all t^ofe that leeke my life: 
 
 my fence and ayde fo ftrong . Opprefle them with rebuke alfo, 
 * vVhcrfore my mouth no time shal lack that faine would woikemee ftrife. 
 
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 *■* Ord eiue thy iudgemcnTS to the King,thcrcin inftructhim well, 
 
 Ord giue thy iudgemcnTS to the Kxng,thcxcin inftructhim well, 
 ** Old giue thy iudgetnents to theKing,thcrein inftruct biat wtelk 
 
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 * But I am Tveaki and poore, Thou art my ftay St help.thercfeis 
 
 come Lord thine avde I lack : make (feed and bee not flack. 
 
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 14. But I will patiently abide, 
 
 thy help at all aflTaies: 
 Still iro-e & more each time and tj.de, 
 
 I will fet forth thy praife. 
 
 15 My mouth thy iuftke shall record 
 that dsyly help doth fend: 
 
 But of thy benefits O Lord, 
 
 I know no count nor end. 
 
 16 Yet will I goe and feeke forth one, 
 vvith thy good help O God : 
 
 The fauing health of thee alone, 
 to shelf and fet abioid. 
 
 17 For of my youth thou tookft the care» 
 and doeit mftruct mee ftill : 
 
 Therefore thy wo.iders to declare, 
 I haue great minde and will 
 
 18 And as in youth from wanton rage, 
 
 thou didft mee keepe a;id liay: 
 Forfake nice not vnto nunc age, 
 and till my head bee gray. 
 
 The third part. 
 29 That T thy ftrength and might may 
 
 hereafter many a yeere. 
 20 O Lord thy iuftice doth exceed, 
 
 thy doings all shall fee: 
 Thy works arc wonderfuli in deede. 
 
 Oh who is like to thee i 
 at Thou madft mee feele affliction for* 
 
 and yet thou didft mee faue : 
 Yea thou didil help and mee reftore, 
 
 and tookft mee from the graue. 
 22 A nd thou mine honor doelt iucreifi^ 
 
 my dfgnitic maintaine: 
 Yea thou do?ft make all ftrife to ccafe, 
 
 and lomforft mee againe. 
 IS Therefore thy faithfulneffc to praife* 
 
 1 will both Lute and sing : 
 My Harpe shall found thy laud alwayes, 
 
 O Ifraells holy King. 
 14. My mouth shal ioy thy pleafant voyce# 
 
 when I shall fing to thee: 
 And eke ray mouth shall much reioyce* 
 
 for thou halt made race free, 
 25 My tongue thy vprightnefle shal fojut 
 
 andfpeakeit dayly mil: 
 to them that now bee hecre : (shew, For griefe & shame doe them confound, 
 And that our feed thy power may know, that fought to work mee ill. 
 
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 equitie the poore that haue no might. 
 
 j And let the mountaines that are hie, 
 
 vnto their folk giuc place : 
 And eke let litle hills applic, 
 in iuftice to increafe. 
 
 4 That he may help and eafe the poore, 
 with ayde and make them ftrong, 
 
 And eke defhoy for euermore, 
 all thofe that doe thenj wrong. 
 
 5 And then from age to age shall they, 
 regard and feare thy might : 
 
 So long as Sunne doth shine by day, 
 
 or elfe the Mcone by night. 
 g Lord make the King vnto the tuft, 
 like raine in fields new movvne, 
 And like to drops that lav the duft, 
 
 and fresh the land vnfovvne. 
 
 7 The iuit shall florish in his time, 
 and all shall bee at peace : 
 
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 Vntill the Moone shall leauc to prime, 
 
 waft,chnunge,and to encreafe. 
 % Hee shall bee Lord of fea and land, 
 
 from shore to shore throughout : 
 And from theflouds within the land, 
 
 through all the earth about. 
 9 The people that in deferts dwell, 
 
 shall knecle to him tnll thick: 
 And all his enemies that rebell, 
 
 the earth and duft shall lick, 
 io The Lord of all the lies thereby, 
 
 great gifts to him shall bring: 
 The king of Saba and A rabye, 
 
 giue many a coftly thing. 
 The fecond part, 
 ir All kings shall leeke with one accord 
 
 in his good grace to ttand*. 
 find all the people of the vvorJd, 
 
 shall lcrtic Mm at his hand, 
 
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 Ovveucr it bee, yet God is good, andkindeto lf-racll: 
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 hee may gouerne vprightly,and rule thyfolkc a right : and fo defend through 
 
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 equine the poore that haue no might. 
 
 it For hee the needy fort doth fauc, 
 
 that vnto him doth call: 
 And eke the fiiwple folk that haue, 
 
 no help of man at all. 
 
 1$ Hee taketh pitie on the poere, 
 that are with oecde oppreft: 
 
 Hee doth prefcrue them eueimore, 
 and bring their fbtilc to reft. 
 
 14 He shal redeeme their life from dread 
 
 That it like Ceder tres shall ftand, 
 in Libauuj full ftrong. 
 
 17 Their Cities eke fill wel shal fpeedGf 
 
 the fruit thereof shall pafle : 
 In plentie it shall far exceedc, 
 
 and fpring as greene as grafTe. 
 iS For euer they shall prayfe his \\»mc§ 
 
 while that the Sunnc is light, 
 
 from fraud.frora wrong from might : A " d think th€ ha PP? throu S h ^e famc » 
 And eke the blond that they shal bleede, and folkc sha11 blcfl ' e his mi & ht ' 
 
 is precious in his fight. i 9 Prayfe ye the Lord of hofts and finfr 
 
 to Ifraels God each one: 
 
 1 5 But he shall Hue and they shall bring, For hee doth euery wondrous thing, 
 
 to him of Sabaes gold: yea hee himfelfe alone. 
 
 Hcc shall bee honored as a king, 20 And blefledbee his holt namev 
 
 aad dayly bee extold. all tmyes etemallv : 
 
 %6 The mightiemonntaines of this land. 
 
 of come shall beare fuch throng; 
 
 That all the earth may prayfe the fame, 
 Amen, Amen, fay I. 
 
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 P falme. 7i . csfLTVS. S.Blanckl. 
 
 Ovv eucr it bee, yet God is good, and Jcinde to It ra-ell: 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
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 dw cu« it bec, yet God is good, and kindc to If-ra.ell ? 
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134 CANTVS. 
 
 , And to all fuch as fafely keepe, their confcience pure and well. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 "■^gsiiiiiiiiiii^fifni 
 
 And to all fuch as fafely keepe, 
 % Yet like a foole I alinoft flipt, 
 
 my feete began to Aide: 
 And ere I wift euen at a pinch* 
 
 my fteps awry gan glide. 
 j For when I faw fuch foolish men, 
 
 I grudgd and did difdaine j 
 That wicked men al things should haue, 
 without turmoyle or paine. 
 
 4 They neuer fuffer pangues nor gitefc, 
 
 as if death should them finite : 
 Their bodies are both ftout and ftrong, 
 and euer in good plight. 
 
 5 And free from all aduerfitic, 
 
 when other men bee shent : 
 And with the reifc they take no part, 
 of plague or punishment. 
 
 6 Therefore preemption doth imbrace, 
 
 their necks as doth a chaine : 
 And are euen wrapt as in a robe, 
 with rapine anddifdaine. 
 
 7 They are fo fed that euen for fat, 
 
 their eyes oft times out ftart: 
 An* as for worldly goods they haue, 
 
 more then can wish their heart, 
 I Their life is mpft licentious, 
 
 their confcience pure and well. 
 
 boafting much of the wrong : 
 Which they haue done to fimple men, 
 and euer pride among. 
 
 9 The heaueus and the liuing Lord, 
 they fpare not to blafpheme : 
 
 And prate they doe on worldly things, 
 no wight they doc efleemc. 
 
 10 The prople of God oft times turne 
 to fee their profperous (tare : (back, 
 
 And almoft drinck the felfefame cup, 
 and folio vv the fame rate. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 11 How can it bee that God fay they, 
 should know and vnderftand : 
 
 Thefe worldly things } fincc wicked men» 
 bee Lords of fea and land. 
 
 12 For wee may fee hovv wicked men, 
 in riches ftill increafc : 
 
 Rewarded well with worldly goods, 
 
 and Hue in reft and peace. 
 X I Then why doe I from wickednefle, 
 
 my fantafie refraine \ 
 And wash my hands with innocents, 
 
 and elenfe my heart in vaine. 
 14. And furfer fcourges euery day, 
 
 as fubiect to all blame : 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
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 Pfalme. 7 4. CANTVS. E. Hooper, 
 
 H Y art thou Lord fo long from vs, in all this danger deeper 
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 Why doth thine anger kindle thus, at thine owne paflure sheepe. 
 TENOR. 
 
 V Vhy doth thine anger kindle thus, at thine owne paflure sheepe. 
 * * H Y art thou Lord fo long from vs, in aU this danger deepe 
 
 Why doth thine anger kindle thus, at thine 0? vne paAure sheepe. 
 
A L T V S . 
 
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 to all fuch as fafely kcepc, their conference pure and well. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 a„a roYu'cirh « fifriv kecpe. their confcience pure and well. 
 
 And to all fiich as fafely kecpe, their confcience pure 
 
 And euery morning from my youth, 
 iuftaine rebuke and shame. 
 
 15 And I had almoft faid as they, 
 niiuiking their eftate : 
 
 But that I should thy children iudge, 
 as folk vnfortunate. 
 
 16 Then I bethought mee how I might, 
 
 this mutter vnderftand : 
 But yet the labour was to great, 
 
 for mee to take in hand. 
 J 7 Vntill the time I vyent vnto,~ 
 
 thy holy place, and then 
 I vndcnlood right perfectly, 
 the end of all thefe men. 
 j 8 And namely how thou fetteft them, 
 
 vpon a Hippery place : 
 And ?x thy pieafure and thy will, 
 thou dueit them all deface. 
 
 shall efebe and paffe away. 
 The third part. 
 21 Yet thus ray heart was grieued then 
 
 my minde was much oppreft : 
 21 So fond was I and ignorant, 
 
 and in this point a bead- 
 %l Yet ncuertheleffe by my right hand, 
 
 thou holdeft mee alwayes f.ut : 
 
 24 And with thy counfcll doeft me guyd, 
 to glory at the laft. 
 
 25 What thing is there that I can wisk 
 but thee in heauen aboue^ 
 
 And in the earth there is nothing, 
 
 like thee that I can loue. 
 16 My flesh,and eke my hart doe fayle, 
 
 but God doth fayle mee neuer : 
 For of my heart God is my fhength, 
 
 my portion eke for euer. 
 
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 to fee how fodenly: (fight, 
 
 They are dcftroyd.difpatchtjconfumde, 
 
 id dead fo horribly. 
 20 Much like a dreame vvhe one awakes 
 
 fo shall their wealth decay : 
 Their famous names in all mens fight, 
 
 tbon shalt deftroy each one : 
 And thofe that truft in any thing, 
 
 fauing in thee alone. 
 28 Therefore I will dravv necre to Go4 
 
 and euer with him dwell : 
 In God alone I put my truft, 
 
 thy woadeis will I tell. 
 
 Tfalme.j^. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
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 fgpHE^^iipi^l^^^^g 
 
 E. Hooper. 
 
 HY art thou Lord fo long from vs, in all this danger deepe; 
 
 j F T jr -t *f*ft|f ■♦ "i f 
 
 VVhy doth thine anger kindle thus, at thine owne pafture sheepe. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 n=i^iiii=|^^^i 
 
 W—^T, 
 
 Y art thou Lord fo long from vs, in all this danger deepe: 
 
 gjJi^ggEgpifrg^ 
 
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 Why doth thine anger kindle thus, at thine owne paftute aheepe. 
 
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 i Lord call the people to thy thought, 
 which haue bene thine fo long : 
 
 The which thou hart redeerad & brought 
 from bondage fore and ftrong. 
 
 j Haue miiide I fiy and think vpon, 
 
 remember it full well : 
 Thy pleafant place thy mount Sion, 
 
 where thou was wont to dwell. 
 
 4 Lift vp thy foote and come in haft, 
 
 and all thy foes deface : 
 Which now at pleafure rob and waft, 
 within thy holy place. 
 
 5 Amid the congregations all, 
 
 thine enemies roare O God : 
 
 They fet as fignes on euery wall, 
 
 their banners fplayd abroad. 
 
 6 As men with axes hew the trees, 
 
 that on the hills doe grwvv: 
 So shine the bills and fvvords of thefe, 
 within thy temple now. 
 
 7 The feeling fawd the earned bordes, 
 the goodly grauen nones: 
 
 With axes, hammers bills & fwords, 
 
 they beate them dorvae at encel 
 8 Thy places they confurne with flame, 
 
 and eke in all this toyle: 
 The houfe appointed fur thy name, 
 
 they raze dowHe to the foile. 
 
 p And thus they faid within their hart, 
 
 difpatch them out of hand: 
 Then burn they vp in euery place, 
 
 Gods houfes through the land. 
 io Yet thou no %ue of help doeft fend, 
 
 our Prophets all are gone: 
 To tell when this our plague shall cad 
 
 among ys there is none. 
 
 xr When wilt thou Lord once end this 
 and ceafc thine enemies ftrong, (shamt 
 Shall they al way blafpheme thy name 
 
 and raile on thee fo long ": 
 iz Why docft withdraw thy hand aback 
 
 and hide it in thy lap 5 
 O pluck it out and bee not (lack, 
 
 to giue thy foes a r3p. 
 The fecond part. 
 i$ O God that art my king and Lord, 
 
 and euermorc halt beene : 
 
 ^Pfalme.js. CANTVS. I.D.'B.afM. 
 
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 V Nto thee God we will giue thanks, wee will giue thanks to thee: 
 
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 Sith thy name is fo neere,declare thy wondrous works will wee. 
 
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 Nto thee God will we giue thanks,wee will giue thanks to thee: 
 
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 Sith thy name is fo neere,declare 
 t I will vprightly iudge when get 
 
 conuenient time I maie: 
 The earth is vveakc and all therein, 
 
 but 1 her pillcrs ftaie. 
 
 j I did to the mad people fSy, 
 
 deale not fo fun'oufly: 
 And vato the vngodly one* 
 
 riiy wondrous works will wee. 
 
 fet not your homes fo hye. 
 4 I faid vnto them fet not vp, 
 
 your raifed homes on hye ? 
 And fee that you with ftute neck, 
 
 not fpeake prefumteoufly. 
 
 j For neither from the Eafterne pai 3 ^ 
 nor from the vvefternc fide ; 
 
Yea,thy good grace throughout the thy foes tt.it thee defame • 
 
 for our good help hath feene. (world And how the foolish folk are fet, 
 14 The ftts that are fo deep and dead, to raile vpon thy name. 
 
 thy might did make tUem drye : » O let v.o cruell hearts deuour, 
 And tWididft breake the Serpens kead thy Turtle that is true: 
 
 that hce therein dyd dye. Forget not alwaies in thy power, 
 
 the pooie that much doe me. 
 j 5 Yea thou dift breake the heads fo 
 
 of Whales that are fo fell : (great ai Regard thy couenant and bchould, 
 And gau'ft them to the folk to eate, thy foes pcffefTc the land : 
 
 that in the defert dvvelL AH frd and dark forwornc and old, 
 16 Thou msd'ft a fpring of ftreames^ our realme as now doth ftand. 
 
 from rock both hard & hye : (to rife> 22 Let not the flmple goe away, 
 And eke thy hand hath made likewife, vvi:h dif'apointed shame. 
 
 deeps rmers to bee dry. But Jet the poore and needy aye: 
 
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 17 Both day and eke the night are thine, 
 
 by thee they were begun: _ 
 Thou fets to fer«e vs with their shine, 
 
 tne light 2nd eke the Sunne. 
 IS Thou doeft appoint the ends & coafts 
 
 of all the earth about : 
 Ro:h funnner heates,and winters frofts> 
 
 thy hand hath found them out. 
 
 I? Think on O Lord no time forget, 
 
 giue praifc vntothy name. 
 
 2j Rife Lord,let bee by thee maintaind, 
 
 the caufe that is thine ovvne ; 
 Remember hovv that thou blafpheaind 
 
 art, by the fooliih one. 
 24 The voice forget not of thy foes, 
 
 for their prefuming his : 
 Is more and more increaft of thofe, 
 
 that hate thee fpitefully. 
 
 T>falme. 7S . *ALTVS. J.D.'B.ofM. 
 
 Nto thee Lord will we giue thanks,wc will giue thanks to thee, 
 
 Sith thy name is fo neerc,dcclare tl.y wondrous works will wee. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 hJfn rhp^ C*t>A vuill vvf oini' fhaiiL-s. t/i/p will oin^ *VianW tn »Km 
 
 Nto thee God will we giue thanks, we will giue thanks to thee, 
 
 Sith tl.y name is fo neere. declare 
 Nor from forfaken wildernefle, 
 
 protection doth proccede. 
 rf for why \ the Lord our God hee is, 
 
 the righteous ludge alone: 
 Hee puttch downe the one,and fcts 
 
 an other in the throne 
 
 y For why a cuj> of mightic wyne* 
 
 W 
 
 thy wondrous works will wee. 
 
 is in the hand of God: 
 And all the mightxe wyne therein 
 
 hiinfelfe doth poure abroad. 
 S As for the lees and filthy dregs, 
 
 that doe remaine of it : 
 The wicked of the earth shall drinelfc 
 
 tud fuck ifora cuery whit. 
 
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 9 But I will talk of God I fay, 
 of Iacobs God therefore: 
 
 And will not ccufe to celabrate, 
 his praife for euermore. 
 
 Pfalme.7*. 
 
 10 In funder breake the h»mi of afl> 
 
 vngodly men will I : 
 But then the homes of righteous me» 
 
 shalbe exalted hye» 
 
 Pfalme. 7 6. C AN TV S. E.'SUoiekt. 
 
 T ^^iiilil|Sll|iiiiiil^ig 
 
 O all that now in Iuriedwell, the Lord is cleerely knovvne: 
 
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 His name is great in IfraelJ. a people of his ovvne. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 O all that now in Itirie dwell, the Lord is cleerely knowne: 
 
 iiilliliililii 
 
 His name is great in Ifraell, a people of his owne. 
 % At Salem hee his tents hath pight* that rob on mountaines hye. 
 
 to tarry there a fpace : 
 In Ston eke hee doth delight, 
 
 to make his dwelling place. 
 
 5 But now the proud are fpoyld througk 
 and they are fallen on deep : (thct 
 Through men of war no help can bee # 
 themfelues they could not keepe. 
 j And there he brake both shaft & bow, 6 At thy rebuke O Iacobs God f 
 the fword the fpeare and shield: when thou didft them reproue : 
 
 And breake the ray to oueithrow, As halfe a fleepe their chariots itoo4 
 
 in battayle on the field, 
 4 Thou art more worthy honor (Lord) 
 
 more might tn thee doth lye : 
 Then in the ftrongeft of the world, 
 
 Pfalme 77 
 
 no horfemen once dyd inoue. 
 
 7 For rhou art fearefull,Lord in deed 
 what man the courage hath : 
 
 CANTVS. \ R.tAllifon. 
 
 / " VVith my voice to God doe cry, with heart and hearty cheere: 
 
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 My voice to God I lift o n highland he my fute doth heare. In time of 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 With my voice to God doe cry, with heart and hearty cheere : 
 
 ;^g^Eg ^f^^^^^?g --g 
 
 M y voice to God I lift on highland he my fute doth hcare. In tine df 
 
all glory bee therefore: 
 Gleria patri. As in beginning was, is now, 
 
 and shalbceuerraore. 
 To Father,Sonne»and holy Ghoft, 
 
 •P(alme. 7 6. ALT VS. E.Blanfc. 
 
 O all that now in lurie dwell, the Lord is cleerely knovvne: 
 
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 His name is great in lfraell, a people of his ovvne. 
 
 S AS SVS. 
 
 O all that now in lurie dwell, the Lord is cleerelj 
 
 cleerely knowne: 
 
 "lyljilli hjj ^ 
 
 His name is great i n Ifraelf, a people of his owne. 
 To bide thy fight.and doth not dread, ahali turne vnto their prayfe : 
 
 when thou art in thy wrath. Hereafter Lord doc thou rcftiaine, 
 1 When thou doeft make thy iudgement their wrath and threats alwaies. 
 
 from heauen trough the ground: (heard H Make vowe$,5c pay the to your Godt 
 Then ail the earth full fore afraid, yec folk that nigh him bee : 
 
 in filencc shaibe found. Bring gifts all yee that dwell abroad 
 
 for dreadfull fure is hee. 
 
 « And that when thou (O God)doftftad 12 For hee doth take both life & mighc 
 
 in Iudgement for to fpeake: from Princes great of byrth: 
 
 To faue the afflicted of the land, And full of tenour is his fight 
 
 on earth that are full weakc. to all the kings on earth. 
 
 10 The furie that in them doth raigne, 
 
 <7fa/m?. 77 . zALTVS. %^Allifon. 
 
 J With my voice to God doe cry, with heart and hearty cheere : 
 
 M j voice to God I lift on highland he my futc doth heare. In time of 
 
 £ AS SVS. 
 
 / VVith my voice to God doe cry, with heart and hearty cheere : 
 
 *y V9ic< to God X lift oo bigh^ajw be my fute, dotU bcajc* i* time of 
 
J4 CANT VS. 
 
 g.:iefe I fought to God,by night no reft I tookc: but ftretcht my hands 
 
 i:iilEliEiilli^li=i=^===i= 
 
 to him abroad: my foule comfort forfooke* 
 
 TSNOR. 
 
 griefe I fought to God, by night no reft I tookc : but ftretcht my hands 
 
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 tohimabroad,my lb ule comfort forfookc. 
 
 5 VVhci I to think on God attend* 
 
 my trouble then is more : 
 I fp :fce but could not make an end, 
 
 my breath was ftopt fo fore. 
 
 4 Thou holdft mine eies always from 
 
 that I alvvaies avvaket (reft 
 
 .With feare am 1 fo lore opprcft, 
 my fpecch doth mec foriake. 
 
 5 The daies of old in minde I caft, 
 
 and oft did thinke vpon: 
 The times and ages that are paft, 
 full mipy yecjes a*;one. 
 
 6 By night my fcnges I call to minde, 
 
 oncemide thy prailfe to shew: 
 
 And. with my h.tarc much rilke I find, 
 
 my fprits dor fearch to know. 
 
 7 Will God (faid I ) at once for all, 
 
 caft of this people thus *i 
 So that henceforth uo time hce shall 
 
 bee friendly vnto vs. 
 t What \ is his goodnefle cleane decaid 
 
 for euer and a dij 1 
 Or is his promife now delsid: 
 
 or dcth his truth decay "J 
 
 9 And will the Lord our God forget, 
 
 his mercies manifold i 
 Or shall his wrath increafe fo whot, 
 
 his mercy to with-hold *: 
 Xo At iaft 1 faid my wcaknetfe is, 
 
 the caufe of mymiftruit: 
 Gods mighti'zhand can help all this, 
 
 and chaunge it when hce luit. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 
 ill will regard and thinke vpon, 
 
 the working of the Lord: 
 Of ail his wonders paft and gone, 
 
 I gladly vvili record* 
 
 Tfdme. 7 %. CANTVS. M.Camndifi. 
 
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 liilllliiSiigsirfii 
 
 ♦* Ttend my people to my law, and to my words enclinc : Mp 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 Tt$n4 my people to my law, and to my words cncline; M^ 
 
ALTVS. 141 
 
 griefe 1 fought te God bv night no reft I tooke, but ftretcht my hands 
 
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 to him abroad ; my foulc comfort fbrfookc. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 gricfe I fought to God by night no reft I tooke, But ftretcht my hands 
 
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 EpiEii! 
 
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 to him abroad,my foule comfort forfooke. 
 
 ii Yea all his works I will declare, 
 
 and what hee did dcuife : 
 To tell his facts I will not fpare, 
 and eke his counfell wife. 
 
 jj Thy works O Lord are all vpright, 
 
 and holy all abroad 1 
 VVhat one hath ftrength tomatchthe 
 
 of thee O Lord our God i (might, 
 14. Thou art a God that oftdoeft shew 
 
 thy wonders euery houre : 
 And To doeft make thy people knovr, 
 
 thy vertue and thy power. 
 
 35 And thine own folk thou doft defend, 
 with ftrength and ftretched armc, 
 
 The fonnes of lacob that diflend, 
 and Iofcphs fcede from harroc : 
 
 16 The waters (Lord) perceiued thee, 
 the waters law thee well : 
 
 And they for feare afide did flee, 
 
 the depthes on trembling felL 
 
 17 The clouds that weie both thick & 
 
 did raigne full plenteoufly : (blacJt. 
 The thunder in the aire did crack, 
 
 thy shafts abroad did tiye. 
 38 Thy thunder in the fire was heard, 
 
 in lightning from aboue : 
 With flashes great made men afeard, 
 
 the earth did quake and mouc. 
 
 I? The vvaies within the feas doe lie, 
 
 thy pathes in waters deepe: 
 Yet none can there thy fteps efpte, 
 
 nor know thy pithe6 to kcepe. 
 20 Thou leadft thy folke vpon the land^ 
 
 as shec-pe on eiieiy fide : 
 Through ktoyfrs.ft through Aronsfcan* 
 
 thou didtt rJiCffl fafely guide, 
 
 Pfalme. 7 Z. ALT VS. M.CavenJijh. 
 
 *^ . Ttcrwlniy people to my law, and to my words cncline:My 
 
 B AS SVS. 
 
 f* J tend my j»eoplc to my layr, atd u my w#rd* encJinc: My 
 
142 CANT VS. 
 
 mouth shall fpeake itrange parables, and fentences diuine, which wee 
 our fclucs haue heard and lcarnd, euen of our fathers olde, and which 
 
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 for our in/truction, our fathers haue vs told. 
 
 TSNOR. 
 
 mouth shall fpeake ftrangc parables, and fentences diuine, which wee 
 
 |JE|^L:l= Q ^^ ^ag ^gE^- 
 
 our felues haue heard and learnd, euen of our fathers olde, and which 
 
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 for our instruction, our fathers haue vs told. 
 
 4 Becaufe we should not keepe it dole 
 from them that should come after : 
 
 who should Gods power to their race 
 and all his works of wonder, (praife 
 
 5 To Iacob hee commaundmcnt giue, 
 how Ifrael should Jiue : .. 
 
 VVilling our faihcrs should the fame, 
 vntotneir Children geuc. 
 
 $ That they and their pofteritie, 
 
 that were not fprong vp tho : 
 Should haue the knowledge of the law 
 
 and teach their feede alfo. 
 y That they may haue the better hope, 
 
 in God that is aboue: 
 And not forget to keepe his lawcs» 
 
 and his precepts in loue. 
 
 t Not beeing as their fathers were, 
 
 rebelling in Gods fight: 
 And would not frame their wicked 
 
 to know their Q od ur ighu (haxu 
 
 f ftow went the people of Ephraia* 
 their neighbours for to fpoylei 
 
 Shooting their darts the day of war, 
 and yet they tooke no foyle. 
 
 io For why 5 they did not keepe with 
 
 the couenant that was made : (God 
 Nor yet would walk or lead their liue* 
 
 according to his trade. 
 II But put into obliuion, 
 
 his counfell and his will: 
 And all his works moft magnifique, 
 
 which hee declared ftill. 
 The fecond part. 
 ii What wonders to our forefather* 
 
 did hee himfelfe difclofe: 
 In Egipt land, within the field. 
 
 that calld is Thancos. 
 i| Hee did dcuide and cut the fea> 
 
 that they might pafle at oncet 
 And made the waters ftand as ftilfe 
 
 as doth au hea^e of touch _. 
 
*ALTVS. 
 
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 month shall fyeake flrange parables, andfentences diuine,whicb vvee 
 our felues haue heard and learned, cuen of our fathers olde,and which 
 
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 for our lnftruAion, our fathers haue ys told. 
 
 3 ASSVS, 
 
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 mouth shall fpeake ftnmge parables, and fenrences diuiue, which vvee 
 
 ?; i ; f 1 1 ^Pil^u i: i i 1 » v jBi 
 
 our felues haue heard and learnd, euen of our fathers olde, and which 
 
 ^piifepiElSEi 
 
 for our inftrudion, our fathers haue y$ told.. 
 
 14 Hee led them fecret in a cloud, 
 by diy when it was bright: 
 
 And in the night when dark it was, 
 with fire heegaue them light. 
 
 15 Hee brake the rocks in wildernefie, 
 and gaue the people drinck: 
 
 As plentifull as when the deeps, 
 doe flow vp to the brinck* 
 
 16 Hee drew out riuers out of rocks, 
 that were both dry and hard: 
 
 Of fuch aboundance that no fiouds, 
 to them might bee compard. 
 
 jy Yet for all this againtt the Lord, 
 their finne they <iid increafc: 
 
 And ftirred him that ismoft high, 
 to wrath in wilderncfle. 
 
 IS They tempted him within their harts 
 
 like people of miftruft- 
 Requiring fuch a kinde of mcatc* 
 
 as fauedt* their luft< 
 
 xp Saying with munnuMtioiV 
 
 in their vnfaithfulnefle : 
 what 3 can thjsGod prepare £*TV$$ 
 
 a feaft in wilderncfle i 
 
 ao Beehold he ftrake the (tony rocfc* 
 
 and flouds forthwith dyd flow: 
 But can hee now giue to his folk, 
 
 both bread and flesh alfo. 
 ^l When God heard this hee waxe<l 
 
 with Iacob and his feed: (YvroA 
 So dyd his indignation, 
 
 on Ilrael proceed. 
 
 The third p3rt. 
 21 Beecaufe they did not faithfully, 
 
 beeleeue and hope that hee : 
 Could alwaies help 8c fuccor them, 
 
 in toeir neceflitic 
 2J wherforc he did command the clonic 
 
 foorthwith they brake in fund?r . 
 34 And raind dovvne Manna for them ta 
 a food of nucleic wonder. (cate. 
 
 >5 VVhcij 
 
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 Fialme.v*. 
 
 25 When earthly men with Angells 
 
 were fed at their requ eft : (food 
 
 z6 He bad the Eaft winds blow away, 
 
 and brought in the Southvvcft, 
 87 And raind downe flesh as thick as 
 
 andFouleas thick asfand: (dufti 
 aS which he did caft aniid the place, 
 
 where all their tents dyd ftand. 
 *9 Then did they eate exceedingly, 
 
 and all men had their fills ♦ 
 Yet more and more they did defire, 
 
 to feme their lnfts and wills: 
 30 But as the meat was in their mouths 
 
 his wrath vpon them fell - 
 
 39 Confidering th.it I hey were but rlcsfl 
 and euen as a wtnde : 
 
 That pallet!* away and cannot well 
 returrfe by his owne kinde. 
 
 40 How oftentimes in vvildernefle, 
 dyd they their Lord protioke'i 
 
 How did they moue and fliv the Lord, 
 to phg-.ie then, with his ftroke5 
 
 41 Yet did they turne ngaine to finne, 
 and tempted God eftfoone: 
 
 Prescribing to the holy Lo\<\) 
 
 what things they would haue done. 
 41 Not thinking of his hand and power, 
 
 nor of the day when hee: 
 
 31 And flew the flowre of all their youth Dcliuere a them out of the hands, 
 
 and choife of Ifraell. 
 Si Yet,fellthcy to their wonted finne, 
 
 and ftili they did him greeue : 
 For all the wonders that he wrought, 
 
 they would him not beelecue. 
 3$ Their d-iies therfore he shortened, 
 
 and made their honor vainer 
 Their yceres did waft and paflfe away, 
 
 with terrors and with painc. 
 
 54 But euer when he plagued them, 
 they fought him by and by : 
 
 Eemembring that he was their ftrcngth 
 their help and God moft hye. 
 
 55 Though in their mouthes they did but 
 and flatter with the Lord: (glofe 
 
 And with their tongues & in their harts 
 diflembled eucry word. 
 The fourth part. 
 
 36 For why** their harts were nothing 
 to him nor to his trade: (bent, 
 
 flor yet to keepe or to performe, 
 the couenant that was made. 
 
 37 Yet was hee ft ill fo mercifull, 
 vvhen they defenrdeto dye: 
 
 That hee forgaue them their raifdeeds, 
 and would not them diftroy. 
 
 of the fierce enemie. 
 4$ Nor how he wrmight his miraclest 
 
 as they themlelues beeheld: 
 In Egipt,and the wonders that 
 
 hec did in Zion field. 
 
 44 Nor how he turnd by his power, 
 their waters into blond: 
 
 That no man might receaue his drink* 
 at riuer or at iloud. 
 
 45 Nor how hee fent them fwarms of 
 which did them fore annoy: (flies* 
 
 And fild their countrie full of fogs, 
 f vhich should their land deftroy. 
 The fiftpart 
 
 46 Nor how he did tommit their fruits 
 vnto the Caterpilkr: 
 
 And all the labor of their hands, 
 hee gaue to the Grashopper. 
 
 47 With hailftones he deitroied their 
 fo that they were all loft: (vines, 
 
 And not 10 much as wilde fig trees 
 but he ronfumd with f rolls. 
 
 4J And yet withhaiieltones once again* 
 the Lord their cattell fmot : 
 
 And all their flocks & heards likewife* 
 vvith thunderboults full hot: 
 
 »8 Yet many a time he turnd his wrath, 49 He caft vpon them in his ire, 
 
 and dyd himielie aduife: and in his fury ftrong, 
 
 And would not furfcr all his whole Dilpleafure wrath and euell fpiiit* 
 difpleafure to arife. to trouble them among. 
 
 Pfalme.79. C A N T V S. . E.Hooper. 
 
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 Lord the Gentiles coe inuade, thine heritage to fpoile : 
 
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 Lord the Gentiles doc iinudc, thiiic heritage to fp oyle s 
 
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 f o The n to his wrath he made away, 6 1 Then fuffered he h!s might k power 1 ^ J 
 
 in bondtge for to ftand : 
 And gaue the honor of his Arke» 
 into his enemies hand. 
 
 and (pared not the lean: 
 But gaue vnto the peitilence, 
 the man and eke the beaft. 
 
 51 Hee ftrakc alio the firfl borne all, 
 that vp iii Egipt cam: : 
 
 And all the chiefe of men and beafts, 
 within the t.rnts of Ham. 
 
 52 But as for ail his ovvne dcere folk, 
 hee did preferue and keepe: 
 
 And carried them through wilderneflc, 
 euen like a fiock of sheepe. 
 
 55 without all feare both fife & found, 
 hee brought them out of thrill: 
 
 Wheras their foes with rage of lea, 
 wvcre ouervvhelmed all. 
 
 61 And did commit them to thefvV©r<fc 
 
 wroth with his heritage : 
 6$ The young men were deuourd with 
 
 maydes had no marriage. (fir^ 
 
 6% And with the fword the prifts alfo 
 
 did perish cuery one: 
 And not a widow left aliue. 
 
 their death for to beemone. 
 />5 And then the Lord began to wake* 
 
 like one that flept a time: 
 And as a valiant man of war* 
 
 refreshed after wine. 
 
 h?e ftrakc his enemies all 
 And put them then vnto a sharae^ 
 
 that was perpetuall. 
 ©7 Then he the tent & tabernacle^ 
 
 of lofephdidrefife: 
 As for the tribe of Ephraim, 
 
 hee would in no wife chute, 
 68 But chofe the tribe of Iehuda, 
 
 wheras hee thought to dwell: 
 Euen the noble Mount Syon, 
 
 vvhich hee did loue fo well. 
 
 54 And brought them out iato the coafts 66 vvkh Ernro a s in the hinder 
 of his ovvne holy bnd: 
 
 Eurn to the Mount vvhich he had got, 
 by his ftrong arme and hand. 
 
 55 And there caft out the heathen folk, 
 and did their land dcuide: 
 
 And in their tents hee fct their tribes, 
 of Ifraellto abide. 
 
 56 Yet for all this their God moft hi:, 
 they ili'-d and tempted rtiil. 
 
 And would not keepe his tcftament, 
 nor yet ojey his will. 
 
 57 But as their fatheis turned back, 
 euen fo they vve.it altra> : 
 
 Much like a bow that will not bend, 
 
 but flip and flirt away. 
 Thefixt pan. 
 5$ And greened him with their Ml ai- 
 
 vvitn offerings & with fire : (tars 
 And with their 1 doles vehemently, 
 
 prouoked him to ire. 
 $9 Thervvitn his wrath began againe, 
 
 to kindle in his brelt: 
 The naughtineife of Ifraell, 
 
 hee did fo much detcft. 
 go Then he fo.fooke the Tabernacle, 
 
 of Silo where hee was : 
 Right conuerfarit with earthly men, 
 
 euen 3s his dwelling place. 
 Pfaline.79* 
 
 PM* 
 
 69 Wheras he did his temple build, 
 both fum r tuoui.y and fure: 
 
 Like ?.s the earth vvhich he hath madflfc 
 for euer to endure. 
 
 70 Then chofe he Dauid him to ferae* 
 Lis people for to keepe: 
 
 VVhi.h he tooke vp & brought awajr t 
 
 euen from the folds of Sheepe. 
 7r As hec did r ollow the ewes with 
 
 the Lord did i.im advance : (youngs 
 To f^cde his people Ifraell : 
 
 and his inheritance. 
 yi Thus Datid with a faithfnll harfc 
 
 his f.ock aid charge did tecde, 
 And prudently with all his power, 
 
 dir. gouerne them in deedc. 
 ALT VS. E.Kocper. 
 
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 Lord the Gentiles doe inuade, thine heritage to fpoile : 
 
 toi-4 the Gentiles d©« in,u*4e 
 
 thine heritage tofpoyle: 
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M tf 
 
 CANT VS. 
 
 Icrufalcman heapc is made, thy temple they de- file. 
 
 Ierufaleraan hcape is made, thy temple they defile. 
 
 a The bodies of thy faints To deare, 
 
 abroad to birds they caft : 
 
 The flesh of them that doe thee feare> 
 
 the bcafts deuouie and waft. 
 
 a Theit bloud throughout Ierufalem, 
 
 as water fpilt they haue : 
 So that there is not one of them, 
 
 to lay their dead in graue* _ 
 
 4 Thus are wee made a laughing ftock, 
 
 almoft the world throughout, 
 The enemies at vs ieft and mock, 
 vv-hich dv? ell our coafts about. 
 
 5 Wilt thou O Lord thus in thine ire, 
 
 againft vs euer fume S 
 
 And shew thy wrath as hot as fire, 
 thy folke for to confume 1 
 
 6 Vpon thofe people poure the fame, 
 which did thee neuer know: 
 
 All realmes which call not on thy name., 
 confume and ouerthrow. 
 
 7 For they haue got the vpper hand, 
 
 and I a cobs feed deftroyd*. 
 His habitation and his land, 
 they haue left waft and voyd. 
 
 8 Beare not in mind our former faults, 
 
 with fpeedc fomc pitie shew 
 And ayde vs Lord in ail affauts. 
 for wee are weak and low. 
 
 <Pfdme.lo. C^NT VS. I. c D. r B.ofM. 
 
 •*• Hou heard that Ifraell doeft keepe, giue care and take good heede: 
 
 which leadeft Iofeph like a sheepe, and doeft him watch and feede. 
 
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 Hou heard that Ifraell doeft keepe, giue eare and take good heede: 
 
 g^l^fei^^P^§^^fe ^ | 
 
 which leadeft Iofeph like a sheepe, 
 2 Thou Lord I fay vvhofc feat is fet, 
 
 on Cherubins fo bright: 
 Jhew forrh thy felfc and doe not let, 
 
 fend dovvue thy bcames of light. 
 
 5 Beefore Ephraim and Beniamin, 
 
 ManaflTcs eke likewife : 
 Jf© shew thy power doc thou begin* 
 
 and doeft him watch and feede. 
 
 come help vs Lord a rife. 
 4 Direct our hearts vnto thy gract, 
 
 conuert vs Lord to thee: 
 Shew vs the brightnefle of thy fac% 
 
 and then full fafe are wee. 
 
 f Lord God of hofts of Ifraell, 
 tow long wilt thou I fiji 
 
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 lenifakmanheapeis made , thy temple theydefik. 
 
 3 AS S VS. 
 
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 Ieru&lem an heape is made, thy temple they defile 
 
 Of fuch as are in prifon caft, 
 
 fuitayning irons ftrong. 
 Thy force and ftrength to celebrate, 
 
 The fecond pirt. 
 
 9 O God that giueft all health & grace 
 on vs declare the fame : 
 
 Way not our works our finnes deface, 
 for honor of thy name. 
 
 10 Why shall the vvicktd ftill alway, 
 to vs as people dura : 
 
 In thy r'eproch reioyce and fr«y« 
 where is their God become 1 
 
 1 1 Require O Lord as thou fecit good, 
 
 before our eyes in fight : 
 Of all thofe folk thy femants bloud, 
 
 which they fpilt indefpight. 
 ji Receaue into thy fight in haft, 
 
 the clamor griefe and wrong : 
 
 Tialme. 8 o. e^f Z, T VS. 
 
 Lord fet them out of band: 
 Which vnto death arc deftinate, 
 
 and in their enemies hand. 
 I? The nations which haue bene Co W*U 
 
 25 to blafphcme thy name : 
 Into their laps with feauen foW» 
 
 repay againe the fame. 
 
 14 So wee thy folk and pafture sheep* 
 will praife thee eueraiore: 
 
 And teach all ages for to kecpe* 
 for thee lykc praife in (tore. 
 
 I.D.'B.ofM. 
 
 ^ii^igiiiig^iiigig 
 
 Hots heard that Ifracil doeft keepe, giue eare and take good heede: 
 
 lE ^Ffrj^ f [ f ;*; .♦ ;{g Ja|j 
 
 which kadeft lokph like atheepe, anddoeft him watch and feede. 
 
 B ASS VS. 
 
 * Hou heard that Ifracil doeftkecpe, giue eare and take good heede : 
 
 which leadeftlof'ph like a sheepe, anddoeft hTm watch and feede. 
 
 Agiinft thy folke in anger fvvell, 
 and wilt net heare them pray. 
 6 Thou doft the feed withforrows deep 
 
 thtir bread with tcares they eate: 
 And drinck the teares that they do vvcp, 
 
 in meafurc full and great. 
 
 7 Thou hart vi aade a v cry ftaf* 
 
 to thofc that dwell about: 
 And that our foes doe loueof life* 
 
 they laugh and ieft it out. 
 t ' O take vs Lord vnto thy grace, 
 
 conuert our minds to thee : 
 Shew forth to vs thy ioyfull face, 
 and wee full fafe fluitt* 
 
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 9 Fr*m Egtpt where it grew not well And eke the Criers high and Ami* 
 thou brouehts a vine full deare : with hra «,+,.« n e*uL r, ' 
 
 thou broughts a vine full dearc: 
 The heathen folk thou didft expeil, 
 
 and then didil plant it heerc. 
 ie Tnou didft prepare for it a place* 
 
 and ftt her tootes full faft, 
 ^hat it did grow and fpring a pace, 
 and fild the land at 1 .1 I 1. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 
 with branches of the fame. 
 12 Why then didft thou her vval dcflrojf 
 
 her hedge phuft vp thou haft: 
 That all the folk that paflfe thereby, 
 
 tny vine may fpoyle and waft. 
 
 IJ The Bore out of the wood fo wild* 
 
 doth dig and roote it out: 
 The furious bcafts out of the fields, 
 deuoure it all about. 
 
 ucnourc 11 an aDour. 
 ir The hills were couered round about 14 O Lord of hofts returne againe, 
 with shade that from it came : from heauen lookc beetime : 
 
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 & E E light and ghd in God reioyce, which is our ftrength & ftay, 
 
 " See ioyfuil and lift vp your voice, to Iacobs God I fay. 
 
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 EE light and glad In God reioyce 5 whichis our ftrength & ftay, 
 
 illliil^IliiiEiiiiii 
 
 Bee ioyfuil and lift vp your voice, to 
 % Prepare your inftrumeuts moit mecte* 
 
 fome ioyfuil Pfalme to fing : 
 Strike vp with Harp and Lute fo fweet, 
 • on euery pleafanc ftring. 
 
 I Blow as it were in the new Moone, 
 
 with Trumpets of the beft : 
 As it is vfed to bee done, 
 
 at any folemne feaft. 
 4 For this is vnto lfraell, 
 
 a ftatuteand a trade: 
 A hw that mtift bee kept full well, 
 
 vvh;ch Iacobs God hath made. 
 
 y This law with Iofeph was decreed, 
 
 when hee from Fgipt came : 
 That as a vvitneOe all his fecdr, 
 
 *ho;ild ftill obferuc the lame. 
 f VVten God 1 fzy had thus picpard, 
 to<bn ug him from the, land : 
 
 Iacobs God I lay. 
 
 whereas the fpeach which he had heard* 
 hee did not vnderfiand. 
 
 7 I from his shoulders tooke faith hee, 
 
 the burthen cleanc away: 
 And from the fnrnance fet him free, 
 
 from burning brick or clay. 
 3 When thou in grief didft cry and caU 
 
 1 holp theeby and by : 
 And 1 did anfvvere thee vvithall, 
 in thunder fccretly. 
 
 9 Yea,at the waters of difcord, 
 I dyd thee tempt and proue : 
 
 Whereas the goodncfle of the lor^, 
 with muttering thou didft moue. 
 
 10 Heare O my folk O Ifraeli, 
 and I afTure it thee : 
 
 Regard and mark my words full yvcU* 
 U thou vvilt ckauc tomcc. 
 
Behold and with thy kelp fuftaine, 
 this poore vineyard of thine. 
 
 whom thou haft kept fo long ! 
 And with thefonne of man whom tae-tl 
 to thee haft made fo ftrong. 
 15 Thy plant I fay thine Ifraell, 18 And To when thou haft fet vs free, 
 
 whom thy right hand hath fet: and faued vs from shame : 
 
 The fame which thou didit loue fo welfc Then will wee neuer fall from the* 
 
 O Lord doe not forget. but call vpon thy name. 
 
 \6 They lop and cut it downe apace, 
 
 if O Lord of hofts of thy good grace, 
 
 conuert vs rnto thee: 
 Bechold vs with a pleafant face* 
 and then full fife are wee* 
 
 thty bume it eke with fire : 
 And through the frowning of thy face* 
 wee perish in thine ire. 
 
 J7 Let thy right hand bee with the now 
 
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 E E light and glad in God reioyce, which is our ftrcngth & ftay: 
 
 llHiilii^li^iil 
 
 Bee ioyfull and lift vp your voice, to lacobs God 1 fay. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 E E light and glad in God reioyce, which is our ftrength & ftay / 
 
 iliipli^plpiiill 
 
 Bee ioyfull and lift vp your voice, to lacobs God I fay. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 
 ii Thou shalt no God in thee referue, 
 
 of any land abroad: 
 Nor iu no wife to bow or ferue> 
 
 a ftrange or forraine God. 
 12 I am the Lord thy Gon and I 
 
 from Egipt fet thee free : 
 Then aske ofmceaboundantly, 
 
 and I will giue it thee. 
 
 Ij And yet my people would not heart, 
 my voyce when that I fpake ; 
 
 Nor Ifraell wo;'ld not obay, 
 
 - fcut did mee quite forfake. 
 
 14- Then did 1 lea. re them to their will, 
 in hardnefle of their heart : 
 
 To walk in their owne counfell itiil, 
 lhanfelues they might pauciU 
 
 i$ O that my people would haue HearA 
 
 the words that I did fay : 
 And eke that Ifraell would regard, 
 
 to walk within my way. 
 16 How foone would I confound their 
 
 & bring them downe full low: (foe% 
 Andturne my hand vpon allthofe, 
 
 that would them ouerthrovv i 
 
 jj And they thai at the Lord doc rage§ 
 
 as llaues should feekchim till; 
 But of his folk the time and age, 
 
 should florish euer uill. 
 it I would haue red them with the cr#ji 
 
 and fineft of the wheate : 
 And make the rock with hony drop, 
 
 that they then- fills should catc. 
 
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 Mid the preafe with men of might, the Lord himfelfe did ftand : 
 To plead the caufe of truth and right, with iudges of the laud. 
 
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 Mid the preafe with men of might, the Lord himfelfe didftand: 
 
 To plead the caufe of truth and right, with iudges of the land. 
 2 How long faith he will you proceede, 4 If yee bee wife defend the caufe, 
 
 falfe iudgement to avva.id *. of poore men in their right: 
 
 And haue refped: for ioue of mecde, And rid the needie ftom the clavves, 
 
 the wicked to regard $ of tyrants force and might. 
 
 $ VVheras of due you should defend, 5 But nothing will they know or learne 
 the fatherlefle and weaker in vaine to them I talke : 
 
 And when the poore man doth Contend, They will not fee or ought difcerne, 
 in iudgement iuftly fpeake. but ft ill in darkneffeVvalke. 
 
 Pfitlme.^2,. 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 O E not O God refrain thy tongue. 
 
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 in filence doe not ftay : 
 
 VVithhold not Lord thy felfe fo long* nor make no more de- lay. 
 
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 O E not O God refraine thy tongue, in n'lence doe notftay: 
 
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 Withhold not Lord thy felfe fo long, nor make no more delay. 
 
 * For why 1 behold thy foes and fee, 
 how they doe r.ige and cry: 
 
 And thofe that beare an hate to thee, 
 hold vp their heads on hie. 
 
 $ Againft thy folke they vfe deceit* 
 
 and craftiy they enquire : 
 Fpr tuiqe elect to lie in wait*. 
 
 their counfell dothconfpire. 
 
 4 Come on fay they Ietvs exv-ell, 
 and plucke thefc folke away : 
 
 So that the name of ifradl* 
 may vtterly decay. 
 
 5 They all confpire within their heaJQ 
 hovy they may thec withttand; 
 
Tfalme.ti. ALT VS. E. Blancks. 151 
 
 ** Mid the preafe with men of might, the Lord himfelfe didftand: 
 
 to plead the caufe of truth and right, with Iudges of the land. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Mid the preafe with men of might, the Lord himfelfe did ftand : 
 
 To plead the caufe of truth and right, With Iudges of. the laud. 
 
 For loe euen now the time is come, 
 that all things fall to nought : 
 
 And likewife lavves both all and fome$ 
 for gaiue are fould and bought. 
 
 6 I had decreed it in my fight, 
 
 as Gods to tike you all : 
 And children of the moft of might 
 for lone I did you call. 
 
 7 But notwithstanding yee shall dye# 
 
 as men and fo decay : 
 
 O tyrantes I shall you deftroy, 
 
 and pluck you quite away, 
 
 S Vp Lord & let thy ftrength be knovve\ 
 and iudge the world with might; 
 
 For why all nations are thine owae 
 to take them as thy right. 
 
 <J>(klme.$i. ALT VS. E. Hooper. 
 
 *-* O E not O God refraine thy tongue, in filence doe uot ftay: 
 
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 Withhold not Lord thy felfe fo long, nor make no more delay. 
 
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 U O E not O God refraine thy tongue, in filence doc not ftay : 
 
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 VVirhhold not Lord thy felfe fa long, nor make no more delay. 
 
 Againft the Lord to take apart, 
 they are in league and band. 
 
 <f The tents of all the Edomits, 
 the IfmaeUts alfo 
 
 The Haggarcns and MoabitJ, 
 with diucrs other mo. 
 
 7 Gebail with Ammtn and likewife, 
 
 doth Ameleck confpire, 
 The Philiftines aftinft thee rife, 
 
 with them that dwell at Tire. 
 t And AiTur eke is well appaid, 
 
 with them in league to bee: 
 And both become a fence and ai4 
 
 to Lots poftcritit 
 
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 9 As thou dm to the Madianits, As Zebath and Zalmana werei 
 
 to feme them Lord eche one : the Kings of Madian : 
 
 As to Cicer and to Iabin, X 2 Which faide let vs throughout the 
 be/ide the brook Kilbn. in all the coafts abroad : (Uu4, 
 
 10 Whom thou in Endor didft deftroic, Poffeffe and take into our hand, 
 and waft them through thy might : the faire houies of God. 
 
 That the}' like doung on earth did lie* 
 
 and that in open fight. 1? Turne them O God with ftorms,as 
 The fecond part. as vvheeles that haue no ftay : (faft 
 
 XI Make them now aiid their Lords ap- Or like as chaffs which men doe cait, 
 
 like £eb and Oreb then: (peare> with winds to flie away. 
 
 yfahne.%4. CANTVS. J.D.'B.ofM. 
 
 " O'w pleafant is thy dwelling place, O Lord of hofts to mee: 
 
 |IIii^i§ll^ilii=lI 
 
 The tabernacles of thy grace, how pleafant Lord they bee 1 
 TENOR, 
 
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 The tabernacles of thy grace, how pleafant Lord they bee i 
 
 % My foulc doth long full fore to goo, 
 
 into thy courts abroad : 
 My heart doth luft'my flesh alio, 
 
 in thee the liuing God, 
 I The fparrowes finde a roome to reft, 
 
 and faue thcmfelues from wrong; 
 And eke the (Wallow hath a neft, 
 wherein to keep her young. 
 
 4 Thcfe birds full nigh thine alter may 
 
 haue place to fit and fing : 
 O Lord of hofts thou art I fay, 
 my God and eke my king. 
 
 5 Oh they bee bleflcd that may dwell, 
 
 C4NTVS, 
 
 within thy hpufe alwaies: 
 For they all times thy fadts doe tell, 
 
 and giue thy name the praife. 
 rf Yea,happie fure likewife are they> 
 
 vvhofe itay and ftrength thou art: 
 Which to thy houfe doe mind the way, 
 
 and feeke it in their heart. 
 
 7 As they go through the vale of teareSp 
 they dig vp fountaines full : 
 
 That as a fpring in all appeares, 
 and thou their pits doeft fill. 
 
 8 From ftrength to ftrength they walk 
 no faintneffe there shall be: (full ftit t 
 
 Tfa/me.$ S . ~C4NTVS. I.DB.ofM. 
 
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 Hon haft becne mercifull indecde, Q Lord mto thy land: Foe 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 T " Hou baft fceenc •ercifull indecde, O Lord vuw thy land ; F« 
 
«4 like as the £re with rage and fume, 
 
 the miehtie rorrefts spills: 
 And as the flame doth quite co.ifume, 
 the niountaines and the hills. 
 
 Pfalme.*^ 
 
 That it may cswfe them to enquiry 
 and learnc to feeke thy name. 
 
 153 
 
 *5 So let the tempeft of thy wrath, 
 
 vpon their necks bee lud: 
 And of ihy ftonry wind and shower, 
 
 Lord make them all afraid. 
 16 Lord bring them all 1 thee defire, 
 
 to fuch rebuke and shame: 
 
 17 And let them euermore dailies 
 
 to shame and {launder falls 
 And in rebuke and obloquie, 
 
 to perish eke with all. 
 i3 That thf y may know and feele full 
 
 that thou art called Lord (well. 
 
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 The tabernacles of thy grace, how pleafant Lord they beeS 
 
 And fo the God of Gods at lait, 
 
 in Sion they doe fee. 
 f O Lord of hofts to mee giue heed, 
 * and heare when { doe pray : 
 And let it through thine eares proceed, 
 
 O lacobsGod 1 fay. 
 jo O Lord our shield of thy good grace, 
 
 regard and fo draw neere : 
 Regard I /ay behold the face, 
 
 of thine annointcd deere. 
 II For why * within thy courrs one day, 
 
 is better to abide: 
 ThcH other where to kecpe or ftajr, 
 
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 a thoufand daies befide. 
 12 Much rather would I keep a dore# 
 
 within the houfe of God : 
 Then in the tents of wickednefle, 
 
 to fettle mine aboad. 
 ij For God the Lord light and defence* 
 
 will grace and worship giue : 
 And no good thing shall hee with-hold, 
 
 from them that purely liue. 
 14 O Lord ofhofts that man is bleft, 
 
 and happy fu re is hee: 
 That is perlwaded in his bref\ 
 
 to tmft all times in thee. 
 
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 thou reftoredft lacobs feedc, from thraldorac out of band. 
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 thou reftoredft lacobs feede, from 
 
 2 The wicked vvayes that they were im 
 
 thou didft them deane remit: 
 And thou didft hide thy peoples finnc, 
 full dofe thou couerdft it. 
 
 3 Thine anger eke thou doeft afwage, 
 
 that all thy wrath was gone: 
 And fo didft turne thee from thy rage, 
 with them to bee at one. 
 
 4 O God our health doe now couuert, 
 thy people vnto thee * 
 
 Pat all thy wrath from vs apart* 
 and angry ceafe to bee. 
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 thraldome out of b?nd. 
 
 5 Why 5 shall thine anger neuer ende, 
 
 but frill proceed on vs : 
 And shall thy wrath it fclfe extend, 
 vpon all ages thus. 
 
 6 Wilt thou not rather turne therefore, 
 
 and quicken vs that wee , 
 And all thy folke may cuermorc, 
 bee glad and ioy in thee. 
 
 7 O Lord on vs doe thou declare, 
 
 thy goodnefle to our wealth : 
 Skew forth to vs and doe not fpare, 
 
 thine aide and fauing health* 
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 z Preferue iny foule becaufe my vvaies. 
 
 and doings holy bee: 
 And faue thy fcruant O my Lord, 
 
 that puts his truft in thee. 
 7 Thy mercy Lord on mee exprefle, 
 
 defend mee eke withall : 
 For through the day I doe not ceafe, 
 
 on thee to cry and call. 
 4 Comfort O Lord thy feruants foule, 
 
 that now with paine is pinde: 
 JV vnto thee Lord I extoll, 
 
 and life »y foule and «iitd* 
 
 5 For thou art good and bountiful!, 
 
 thy gifts of grace are free : 
 And eke thy mercie plentifull, 
 
 to all that call on thee. 
 * O Lord likewife when I doe pray, 
 
 regard and giue an eare : 
 Marke well the words that I doe fay, 
 
 and all my prayers heare. 
 
 7 In time when trouble doth me mou% 
 
 to thee 1 doe complaine : 
 For vvhyl I know and well doe proue, 
 
 thou anfwereft mee againe. 
 I Aaron; tfee Gods Lord there is uoncj 
 
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 % I will hark what God faith,for hec 
 fpcaketh to his people peace : 
 
 And to his faints that neuer they, 
 returne to foolishnclTe. 
 
 1 1 As truth from earth shal ipring apace 
 
 and florish plcafantly : 
 So righteoufneflc shal shew her face, 
 
 and looke from heauen hye. 
 it Yea,God him felfe shall take in hand, 
 
 to giue vs each good thing : 
 And through the coafte of all our land, 
 
 the earth her fruit shall bring. 
 
 9 For y vhy 1 his help is (till at hand, 
 
 to fuch as doe him feare s 
 VVhereby great glory in the land* 
 shall dwell and floiish there. 
 
 10 For truth & mercie there shall meete t$ Beefore his face shall iuftice goc, 
 in one to take their place : much like a guide or ftay : 
 
 And peace shall iuftice with kis greet, Hee shall direct his fteps alfo, 
 and there they shall embrace. and keepe them in the way. 
 
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 with grieuou s paine and griefc oppreft, full poore and vvcake am I* 
 
 with thee to bee comparde: 
 And none can doe as thou alone, 
 the like hath not bcene heard. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 9 The Gentiles and the people all, 
 
 Which thou didft make and frame: 
 Beefore thy face ou knees shall fall, 
 and glorific thy name. 
 
 10 For why'jthou art fo much of might, 
 all power is thine owne : 
 
 Thou workeft wonders ftill in fight, 
 
 for thou art God alone. 
 m O tc*cb «cc Lord thr vyay^nd I 
 
 shall in thy truth procecde : 
 O ioyne my heart to thee fo nye, 
 
 that it thy name may dread. 
 12 To thee my God will 1 giueprayfc, 
 
 with all my heart (O Lord) 
 And glorifie thy name alvvaies, 
 
 for euer through the world. 
 
 1 1 For vvhyfthy mercie shewed met, 
 
 is great and doth exeell : 
 Thou fetft my foitle a: Jibertie, 
 
 out from the lower hell. 
 14 O Lord the proud againft mee rift, 
 
 and heap* of ucn of might : 
 
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 They Teeke my foule and in no wife* full flaclc and flovy to wrath * 
 
 will hauc thee in their fight* Thy good..efle is full great,and eke 
 
 thy truth no meafi;re hath. 
 I j Thou Lord art mercifull & meeke, 16 O turne to mee and mercie graunt, 
 
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 * HE Citie shall full well endure, her ground-work (till doth ftay : 
 
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 Vpon the ho-ly hill full fure, it can no time decay. 
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 Vpon the ho-ly hill fall fure, it can no time decay. 
 % God loues the gates of Sion beft, 
 
 his grace doth their abidf : 
 Hee loues them more then all the left, 
 
 of lacobs tents befide. 
 
 3 Pull glorious things reported bee, 
 
 lti Sion and abroad : 
 Great things 1 fay are faid of thee, 
 
 thou Citie of our God. 
 4 On Rahab will 1 cart an eye, 
 
 and bearc in mi; de the fame: 
 Andl'abilon shall eke apply, 
 
 and learne to know thy name. 
 
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 with Ethiope like wife : 
 
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 J-* Ord God of health the hope and ftay, thou art jlo:\e to mee: 
 
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 lcali and cry throughout the day, and all the night to thee. 
 
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 •*-* Ord God ot health the hope and ftay, tl on art nlone to mee: 
 
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 1 call and cry throughout the day, and all the night to thee. 
 
 % O let my praicrs fro ie aft end, 3 For why: my foale with woe is h"la» 
 
 vnto thy fight on hie: and doc/, in ttouble dvvell: 
 
 Encline thine eare ( O Lord) cntendj My life and breath almofl doth yceld, 
 
 and Uitfcti to my ay. ana <U av / etf* uic to hcU. 
 
thy ftre«gth to mac apply: i 7 On mee fome figne of fauour shew,, 
 O heir and fane thine ovvr.c fcruant, that all my foes may fee : 
 
 thy handmaides foiiae am I. And bee ashamed becaufc Lord thou, 
 J dotft help and comfort mee. 
 
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 * HE Citie shall full well endure, her ground-worke ftill doth flay: 
 
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 Vpon trTe holy hill full furc, it can no time decay. 
 A people old full Ions agoe, through Gods deuife appear*; 
 
 were borne and there did rife. Of Sion that the chiefe of all, 
 
 6 Of Sion ihey shall fay abroad, had his beginning there. 
 
 that diwers men of fame : 8 The Trumpettcr with fitch as fing, 
 
 Hauc there fprong vp,and the high God, therein great plentie bee : 
 
 hath founded fait the fame. My fount lines & my pkafant fpringf, 
 
 are compaft all in thee. 
 
 7 In their records to them it shall* 
 
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 *-* Ord God of health the hope and ftjy, thou art alone to mce: 
 
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 kjiu wod of health the hope and ftay, thou art alone to ruee : 
 
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 1 call and cry throughout the day, and all the night to thee. 
 4 I am eftemd as one of them, 5 As one among the dead, and free 
 
 that in the pit doe fall: from things that heere remainc : 
 
 Ar>dmade as one among thofe meni It ? verc more eafc for nice to bee, 
 
 fbat hau* n.© itrcngtfa a; nU» vtvitii Uicm ihc * v hicfc were Haipe* 
 
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 6 As thofe that lye in graue 1 fay, 
 whom thou haft cleane forgot : 
 
 The which thy hand hath cut away, 
 and thou regardft them not. 
 
 7 Yea,tikc to one shut vp full Aire* 
 within the lower pit: 
 
 In phces dark and all obfeure, 
 
 and in the depth of it. 
 S Thine anger & thy vvrath likewife 
 
 full Tore on mee doth lye : 
 And all th> ftormes againft mee rife. 
 
 my fotile to vcxe and trye. 
 
 I am shut vp in grifon fail, 
 
 and can come forth no more. 
 io My fight doth faile through griefe £ 
 
 I call to thee O God : (woe* 
 
 Throughout the day my hand alfo, 
 
 to thee 1 ftretcht abroad. 
 The fecond part. 
 xi Doeft thou vnto the de^d declare, 
 
 thy wondrous works of fame* 
 Shall fiead to lyfe againe repaire, 
 
 and praife thee for the famz % 
 12 Or shall thy louing kindneflTc Lord, 
 
 bee preached in the graue: 
 
 f Thou putft my friends far of fro mee, Or shall with them that are deftioy<V 
 and makeft them hate mee fore: thy* truth her honor haue ^ 
 
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 O fing the mercies of the Lord,mytongiie shall neuerfpare 
 
 and with my mouth from age to age, thy truth I ? vill declare. 
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 O frig the mercies of the Lord, my tongue shall neuer fpare: 
 
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 And with my mouth from age to age, thy truth 1 will declare. 
 
 % For I haue fayd that mercie shall, 
 
 for euermore rcmaine: 
 Jn that thou doft the heauens ftay, 
 
 thy truth appeareth plaine. 
 I To mine cle<ft (faith God) I made, 
 
 a couenant and beheaft: 
 My fern ant Dauid to perfwade, 
 
 1 f . vore and dyd proteft. 
 4 Thy fecde for euer 1 will (lay, 
 
 and ftablish it full fart: 
 And ftill vphold thy throne alway, 
 
 from age to age to laft. 
 5 The heauens shew with ioy & mirth 
 
 thy wondrous works O Lord : 
 Thy faints within thy Church on earth 
 
 thv faith and truth record. 
 4 VVho with the Lord is eqiull then, 
 
 iu all the clouds abroad) 
 
 Among the fonnes of all the Gods, 
 
 what one is like our God i 
 7 God in afTembly of the faints, 
 
 is greatly to bee dread : 
 And ouer all that dwell about, 
 
 in terrour to bee had. 
 I Lord God of hofts,in all the world* 
 
 what one is like to thee *. 
 On euery fide moftmightie Lord^ 
 
 thy truth is feenc to bee. 
 f The raging fta by thine aduice, 
 
 thou ruleft at thy will: 
 And when the wiucs thereof arife. 
 
 thou makeft them calmc *i\d ftill. 
 io And Egipt thou Lord haft fubdudtfr 
 
 and thou haft it deilroyd: 
 ¥ea,thoii my foes with mightic annfc] 
 
 fait fcauesaUU abwadt 
 
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 ij Shall they that lye in dark full low, 
 
 of all thy wonders vvotl 
 Or there shall they thy iuftice know, 
 
 where all things are forgot-. 
 14. But I (O Lord) to thee alway, 
 
 doe cry and C3ll ap-ice: 
 My prayer eke ere it bee day, 
 
 shall come beefore thy face. 
 
 I J Why doeft thou Lord abhorre my 
 in griefe tfcat feeketh thee 1 (foule 
 
 And now O Lord why doeft thou hide, 
 thy face away from meel _ 
 
 14 I am afflict as dying ftiiL, 
 from youth this many a yeere: 
 
 Thy terrors which dee vexc mee ftill, 
 
 with troubled minde 1 beare. 
 17 The furies of thy vvrathfuil rage* 
 
 full lorevpon mee fall: 
 Thy terrors eke doe rot aflwage, 
 
 but mee oppreffe vvithall. 
 lS All day they corrpaflTe mee about, 
 
 as water at thetyde : 
 And all at once with ftreames full ftoui 
 
 beefet mee on eche fide. 
 i$> Thou fetteft far from mee my friend $ 
 
 and loners euery one: 
 Yea,and mine old acquaintance all, 
 
 out of ray fight are gone. 
 
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 O fing the mercies of the Lord, my tongue shall neuer fpare: 
 
 And with my mouth from age to age, thy truth I will declare. 
 Tfie fecond part. thy prefent power O God, 
 
 XI The heauens are thine and ftill haue For in the fauotir or' thy fight, 
 
 hkewife the earth ft land: (becne they walk full fafe abro.id. 
 The world with all that is therin,, 16 For in rhy name throughout the day 
 
 thou fonndeft vvich thy hard. thev ioy and much reioyec. 
 
 X2 Both North 8c South,with Caft and And t.'.ro-.wh thy righteoufnes haue they 
 
 thy fclfe didft make & frame : Weft a pieafant fame and noyce. 
 Both Tabor Mo:mt,and eke Hcrmon, 
 
 reioyce and praife thy name. 17 For w! y^their glory ftrength & ayds 
 
 in thee nlone doth lve : 
 tj Thine arme is ftrong 3c ful of power Thy goodneffc eke that knt 9* ftayde, 
 
 all might therein doth lye : shall lift our home on hve. 
 
 The ftrengrh of thy right h.md each iS Our itregth that doth defend vs well, 
 
 thou lifted vp 0:1 hye. (houre, 
 
 X4 Inrighteo.iinefTe and cquitie, 
 thou haft thy fene and plate : 
 
 Mcrde and truth is ftill with thee> 
 and goc beefore thy face* 
 
 the Lord t« vs doth bring: 
 Thy holy one of Ilraell 
 Lee is our guide a»:d king. 
 
 39 Sometime fry w'll vnto t ? ;y faint*, 
 in viliorts ti 01 doeft show: 
 S| That folk is bleft that knorrth aright And thus then didft j.oa fay to them. 
 
 JL. thy uiindQ 
 
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 thy minde to nuke him know. 
 20 A man of might I haue erect, 
 
 your king and guide to bee : 
 And fet vp him whome I elect, 
 
 among the folk to mee. 
 The third part* 
 %t My feruant Dauid 1 appoint, 
 
 whome Ihaue fearchedout; 
 And with my holy oyle aimeynt, 
 
 him king of all the rout. 
 §,z For why*: my hand is ready (till* 
 
 with him for to remaine: 
 And with mine arme alfo I will, 
 
 him ftrengthen and fuftaine. 
 aj The enemies shal not him opprefTc, 
 
 they shall lutn not deuoure 
 Kc yet the fonnes of wickedneflfe, 
 
 on him shall haue no power. 
 34. His foes likevvifel will destroy, 
 
 beefore his face in fight : 
 And thofe that hate him I will plague, 
 
 and ftrike them with my might. 
 65 My truth and mercy eke withall, 
 
 shall dill vpon him lye: 
 And in my name his home eke shall, 
 
 bee lifted vp on hye. 
 3,6 Hiskingdomel will fet to bee, 
 
 vpon the fea and land: 
 And eke the running houds shall hce, 
 
 embrace with his right hand. 
 »7 Hce shal depend with all his hart, 
 
 on mee,aud thus shall fay : 
 My father a nd my God thou art, " 
 
 my rock of health and ftay. 
 ;tg As one firft borne 1 vvil him takc» 
 
 of all on earth that fprings : 
 
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 Pfaime4o. 
 
 His might and honor I shall make, 
 
 abotie all worldly kings. 
 2$ My mercy shal be with him (till* 
 
 as I my felfe haue told : 
 My faithfull couenant to fulfill, 
 
 my mercie I will hold. 
 
 30 And eke his feed I will fuftaine* 
 for euer ftrong and fure: 
 
 So that his fcate shall ftill remaine, 
 while heauen and earth endure. 
 The fourth part. 
 
 Jt If that his fonnes forfake my law, 
 and fo beegiu to fwerue: 
 
 And of my iudgements haue no awe t 
 nor will not them ob feme: 
 
 31 Or if they doe not vfe aright, 
 my ftatutes to them made : 
 
 And fet all my commandments light^ 
 
 and will not keepe my trade. 
 j j Then with the rod will I bcegii^ 
 
 their doeings to amend: 
 And fo with fcorgiug for their finne, 
 
 when that they doe offend. 
 $4. My mercie yet and my goodnefie, 
 
 I will not take him fro: 
 Nor handle him with craftinefle, 
 
 and fb my truth forgoe. 
 $5 But fure my couenant 1 will hold, 
 
 with all that I haue fpoke : 
 No word the which my lips haue told^ 
 
 shall alter or bee broke. 
 36 Once fware I by mine holineffe, 
 
 and that perform e will I : 
 YVith Dauid I will keepe promifc, 
 
 to him I will not lye. 
 
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 Hon Lord haft bene our fure defence, our place of eafe and reft : 
 
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 in all times pail, yea, fo long fincc, as cannot bec expreft. 
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 Hou Lord halt bene our fure defence, our piac e of eafe and reft : 
 
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 tin all tymes ^ ait, yea to long (luce, as cannot bec expreft. 
 
17 His feed for euennofe shall raigne, • his throne, his ioy, and mirth : 
 
 and eke his throne of mi ght 
 As doth the Sunne it shall remaine, 
 
 for euer in my fight: 
 j8 And as the Moone within the skie, 
 
 for eu;rftandeth fa ft: 
 A faithfull witnefle from on hie, 
 
 fo shall his kingdome hit. 
 
 39 But now O Lord thou doeft reiect, 
 and how thou changcit cheere : 
 
 Yea. thou art wroth with thine elect, 
 thine ovvne annoynted d?erc. 
 
 40 The conenant with thy feruantmade. 
 Lord thou halt quite vndone : 
 
 And dovvne vpon the ground alfo, 
 haft caft his rcvall crovvne. 
 
 By thee is ouerthrowne and caft, 
 full low vpon the earth. 
 
 46 Tlou haft cut of & made full short* 
 his youth and lufty daies 
 
 And railed of" him an ill report 
 with shame and great difpraife. 
 
 47 How long away from mce O Lor<fc 
 for euer wilt thou turne *. 
 
 And shall thine anger ftill alway, 
 as fire coufume and burne i 
 
 48 O call to minde remember then* 
 my time confumeth faft: 
 
 VVhy fcaft thou made the fonnesof men* 
 as things in vaine to waft i 
 
 49 What man is hee that liueth heerq 
 The fift part. and death shall neuer feel 
 
 (might, Or from the hand of hell his foule, 
 
 41 Thon pluckft his hedges vp with 
 his walies thou doeft confound: 
 
 Thou beateft eke his bulwarks down, 
 and breakft them to the ground. 
 
 42 That hee is fore deitroied and tome, 
 of commcrs by throughout: 
 
 Arid fo i s made a mock and fcornc, 
 
 to all that dwell about. 
 4j Thou their right hand haft lifted vp> 
 
 that him fo fore annoy: 
 And all his foes that himdeuourej 
 
 lo thou haft made to ioy. 
 44. His fvvord edge thou didft take a- 
 
 that should his foes withftand: (vvay, 
 To him in war no victoiy 
 
 thou giu'ft nor vpper hand. 
 
 45 His glory thou doeit alfo waft, 
 
 shall hee deliuer free - : 
 
 50 Where is O Lord thine oid goodneffe 
 fo oft declared beforne 5 
 
 which by thy truth and vprightnefle, 
 to Dauid thou haft fworne. 
 
 51 The great rebukes to mind doe calj, 
 that on thy femantslye : 
 
 The rayling of thy people all, 
 borne in my breft haue I. 
 
 52 where with O Lord thine enemieS§ 
 bla/phemedhaue thy name : 
 
 The fteps of thine annointcd one, 
 they ceafe not to defame. 
 
 5$ Ail praife to thee O Lord of hbft% 
 
 both now and eke for aye: 
 Through skye and earth & all the coft% 
 
 Amen, Amen, I fay. 
 
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 In all times paft,yca, fo long fince, as cannot bee expreft. 
 
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 "■■ Hou Lord haft becne our fure defence, our place of eafe and reft: 
 
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2 Ere there was made mofitaine or hill> 
 
 the earth and all abroad : 
 From age to age and alwaics ftill, 
 
 for euer thou art God. 
 
 but fadeth by and by: 
 And is cut dovvne ere it bee night, 
 all withered, dead and dry. 
 
 3 Thou grindeft man through griefe and 
 
 to dull or clay, and then (paine, 
 
 And then thou fayed againe retume 
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 4 And with his wings shall couer thee, 
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 as fure as shield and fpeare. 
 
 5 So that thou shalt not needc I fay, 
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 doth walk in dark fo faft : 
 
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 and at noons dayes doth rvaft. 
 
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 a thoufand dead shalbce: 
 
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 16 As thou haft plagued vsbeefore* 
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 xj Inftruft vs Lord to know and try, 
 how long our daics remaine : 
 
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 preferue and profper thee. 
 1 1 And in their hands shal thee beare yp, 
 
 ftiU waiting thee vpon : 
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 to fpurne at any ftonc. 
 
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 at reft will keepe him well. 
 
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 I will difpatch him quite : 
 
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 15 When hee for health on me doth c*y 
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 5 O Lord how glorious and how great, 
 
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 6 The man vnwife hath not the wit* 
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 behold thy foes I fay : 
 How all that vvorkiniquitic, 
 
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 shall fee the fall and shame : 
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 mine eare shall heare the fame. 
 Xz The iuit shall garish vp on hie, 
 
 as date trees bud and blov?; 
 And as the Cedsrs multipy, 
 in Libanus that grow. 
 
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 and dwelling of our God : 
 
 Within his courts they fpring apace, 
 and ilorish all abroad. 
 
 14 And in their age much fruits shall 
 both fat and well beefeenc: (bring, 
 
 And pleafantly both bud aad fpring, 
 with boughes and branches greenc. 
 
 15 To shew that God is good & iiu% 
 and vpright in his will: 
 
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 they fpoyle and vex full fore : 
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 14 For ft ire the Lord will not refufe, 
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 15 Vntill that iudgement be decreed, 
 toiuftice to conuert: 
 
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 that are of vpright heart. 
 
 16 But who vpon my part shall it and, 
 againft the wicked traine *; 
 
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 17 Except the Lord h.id been mine aide, 
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 ar.d 1 am like to fill: 
 
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 and could no comfort finde: 
 
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 much mifchiefe doe commit. 
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 of righteous men and good: 
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 to shed the guiltlelTe bloud. 
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 a ftrong defence or lock : 
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 hee is my ftrength and rock. 
 
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 then harden not your heart : 
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 prouojkt mec in defert. 
 
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 the earth shall eke reioyce : 
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 10 Tell all the world, bee not agaft, 
 
 the Lord doth r^igne aboue : 
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 that it can neuer moue. 
 
 ji And that it is the Lord alone, 
 that rulcj with princely might; 
 
 shall shoote and make a noyfe, 
 
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 thatfpringeth on the earth : 
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 and round about him beat : 
 
 Yea 3 right and iuftice euer dwell, 
 
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 6 The heauens eke declare and shew 
 
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 Shall feele the power of the Lord, 
 and downe to him shall fall. 
 
 9 With ioy shall Sion hearc this thing, 
 and Iuda shall reioyce : 
 
 For at thy Judgements they shall fing, 
 
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 j© That thou O Lord art fee on hye, 
 
 in all the earth abroad : 
 
 /^.nd art exalted wondiouf.y, 
 
 aboue each other God. 
 
 11 All yee that loue the Lorddoe this, 
 hate ail things that are ill : 
 
 For hee doth keep the foulcs of his, 
 from fitch as would them fpill. 
 
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 with pleafure for his part : 
 
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 € Vpon the Harp vntb him 6ng, 
 giue thanks to him with Pfalmes: 
 
 Reioyce before the Lord our King, 
 vvith trumpets and with Shalmes. 
 
 7 Yea let the fea with all therein, 
 vvith ioy both roare and fweli : 
 
 The earth like wife lct.it begin, 
 vvith all that therein dwell. 
 
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 H E Lord doth raigne although at it, the people rage full fore 
 
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 Yea,hc« oh Chcrubins doth fit, though ail the world doe lOare. 
 
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 K E Lord doth raigne although at it> tae people rage full ibre ; 
 
 IliiilliiilSIl^aiil 
 
 Yea,hee qu Chcrubins doth fit, though all the world doe rbaire. 
 a The Lord that doth in Sion dwell, 4 The princely power of our king* 
 is Lie and wondrous great : doth loue iudgement and right: 
 
 Abouc all folkc hee doth exceil, Thou rightly riileft euery thing, 
 
 ar,d hee alofc'is fet. in Iatob through thy might. 
 
 3 Let all menpraife thy mightie name, 5 To praife the Lord our God deuife, 
 for :t i i fearefull Aire : all honor to him doe : 
 
 And let them magttirle the £tme> Beefore his footeftoole doe likevvife,, 
 thai holy is aid pure. for hee is holy too. 
 
 CANTV S. LD.B.ofM. 
 
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 LL people that on earth do dvvcl!,{i.ig to the Lord with cherfull voice: 
 
 Him feme with fearehis praife forth tcli,comcye before him {fc re- ioyce. 
 • TENOR. 
 
 **" A iil^iiiiiilliilliilisig 
 
 LL people that on earth doe dwelling to the Lord witn chetful voice: 
 
 liiliillllpiiil^illiiii 
 
 Kim feme with feare his praife forth tcll,comeyc before him and rcioyce* 
 
 ? The Lord ye know is God in <\ecdcy and for his sheepc hee doth vs take* 
 
 without our aydc hee did vs make ; 4 O enter then his jrates vvuh praife* 
 
 Wee ate Uu fitfjtffeft <toU« vs fade, appioch with ioy his tomts vu;< 
 
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 t And let the flouds reioyce their fills, 9 For hee shall cdme to itidge and try, 
 and clap their hands apace : the world and eucry wight ; 
 
 And eke the mountaines and the hills, And rule the people mightely, 
 beefore the Lord his face. with iufticc and with right. 
 
 Pfalme.yy. 
 
 ALT VS. 
 
 E.Blavcki* 
 
 H E Lord doth raigne although at it, the people rage full fore: 
 
 ^E|-^^ |g^ggz|rE|| ^E 
 
 Yea, iiee on Cherubins doth fit, though all the world doe roare. 
 BASSVS, 
 
 H E Lord doth raigne although at it, the people rage full fore: 
 
 fc nrfrj i 3^pfe|4^ U4# 5f 
 
 Yea, hee on Cherubins doth fit, 
 # Moyfes,Aron,and Samuell, 
 as Priefts on hiui did call : 
 VVhen they did pray he heard the well> 
 
 and gaue them anfwere all- 
 7 Within the cloud to them he fpake, 
 
 then did they labour ftill ♦ 
 To Jceepe fi'.ch lavves as he dyd make, 
 and pointed them vntill. 
 
 though all the world doc roare. 
 
 8 O Lord our God thou didft the heare 
 and mfvvere them againe : 
 
 9 Thy mercie did on their, appeare. 
 Their deedes didft not maintaine. 
 
 10 O laud and praife our God & Lord, 
 within his holy hill: 
 
 For why": our God throughout the world 
 is holy eucr ftili. 
 
 Tfalme. j oo. *AL 7 VS. I.D.'B.ofM. 
 
 k iilliii^ilii^illiilii 
 
 Ll people -that on earth do dvve!,fing to the Lord with cherful voice: 
 
 Him fcruc with fearc his praife forth tell, come ye beefore him Sc ieioyce, 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Li people that on eaith do dvvel fi.ig to the Lord with cherful voice- 
 
 Hun ferue with feare his praife forth tell, come ye beefore him and rciofJc. 
 Praife hud and blefiTe his name alwaies his mercie is for eucr fure: 
 
 for it i«i ftemely fo to doe. His truth at all tymes firm: lv flood, 
 
 g *or vvhyl the Loxri our God is f ocd^ and shall from age to ajc endure. 
 
174 
 
 •Another ot* the fame* 
 
 CANTVS* 
 
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 * N God the Lord bee glad and light,praife him throughout the earth: 
 
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 feme him and come before his fight, with tinging and with mirth. 
 TENOR. 
 
 1 N God the Lord bee glad and light,praifehimthrcoghoiit the earrh; 
 
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 feme him and come before his fight, with tinging and with mirth. 
 2 Know that the Lord our God hec is, owne folk and pafttire sheep. 
 
 hee did vs make and keepe : £ O goe into his gates alwayes, 
 
 Nor wee our felues for wee are his, giue thanks within the fame : 
 
 Pfalme.ioi. C A NT V S. . J.D.B. of M. 
 
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 iliilliil^Ill^lliiill 
 
 Mercie will and iudgement ting, O Lord God vn- to thee: And 
 
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 wifely doe in perfect way, vntill thou- come to mec. 
 TENOR. 
 
 1 Mercie will and iudgement fing, O Lord God ynto thee: And 
 
 "*""" :r.A.. j~*. in *.»<•&»>«• iwiir. vnt-ill *hmi rnmc m mpp. 
 
 "wifely doe in perfect way, vntill thou come to mee. 
 And in the midft of thy houfe v valke, From mee shall part the froward hart, 
 
 in pureneffe of my fpirit. 
 j And I nokindeof wicked thing, 
 will fct beefore my fight. 
 
 4 1 hate their works that fall away, 
 it shall not cleaue to mee : 
 rfaime.ro i. CANT VS. 
 
 none etiill will I fee. 
 5 Him will I ftroy that flaundcrctk 
 
 his neighbour primly : 
 The lofty hart 1 cannot beare, 
 
 nor him that looketh hie. 
 
 O 
 
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 E. Blancks. 
 
 XVt 
 
 Heare my prayer Lord, and let, my cry come vnto thec : 
 TENOR. 
 
 V^ Heaie rav praver Lord, and let. tny cry come ynto thee : 
 
 Hears my ju-ayer Lord, and let, tny cry come ynto thee 
 
Another of the fame. 
 
 ALTVS. 
 
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 N God the Lord be glad and light, praife him throughout the earth: 
 
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 Serue him and come beefore his fight, with finging and with mirth. 
 B AS S VS. 
 
 A N God the Lord bee glad and light, praife him throughout the earth* 
 
 Serne him and come beefore his fight, with finging and with mirth. 
 VVithin his courts fet forth his praife, for euermore doth raigne: 
 
 and laud his holy name. Fro age to age throughout the world, 
 
 4 For why 1 the goodneiTe of thee Lord, his truth doch itillremainc. 
 
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 1 Mercie will and iudgement flag, O Lord God vnto thee: And 
 
 vwifely doe in perfect way, vntill thou come to mee, 
 B AS SVS. 
 
 i 
 
 * fin i, ^'TtyQii 
 
 Mercie will and iudgement fing, O Lord God vnto thee : And 
 
 wifely doe in perfect way, vntillthou come to mee. 
 
 6 Mine eyes shalbeonthem within, 
 the land that faithfull bee: 
 
 In pcrfed way who worketh shall, 
 bee feruant vnto mee. 
 
 7 I will no guilefull perfbn haue, 
 within my houfe to dwell : 
 
 And in my prefence hee sinll not, 
 remaine that lyes doth tell. 
 
 t BeetimesI will deltroyeuen all, 
 the wicked of the land: 
 
 That I may from Gods Citie cut, 
 the wicked workers hand. 
 
 Pialme.ro 2. 
 
 A L T V S, 
 
 E.Slancks. 
 
 ^ Hcare my prayer Lord» and let my crye come vn- to thee 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
 ^ Jiearc my jraye: Lord, and lec mv cryc come vnto thec : 
 
 2« 
 
i*j6 
 
 CANT VS. 
 
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 ^ilgiiiliiliiiil 
 
 In time of trouble doc not hide, thy face away from mce. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 In time of trouble doe not hide, thy face away from mee. 
 
 ? Incline thine eares to mce make hart* 
 
 to hearc mee when I call : 
 for as the fmokc doth fade,fo doe 
 
 my dayes confume and fall. 
 
 4 And as a harth my bones are burnt, 
 my hart is fmittcn dead : 
 
 Apt! vvithers as the grafTe,that I 
 forget to eatemy bread. 
 
 5 By rcafbn of my groning voice, 
 my bones deaue to my skin: 
 
 6 As Pellican in wildernefle, 
 fuch cafe now am I in. 
 
 And as an Owle in defert is, 
 
 loe I am fuch a one : 
 y 1 watch and as a fparrow on 
 
 the houfc top am alone. 
 X Loe dayly in reprochfull wife, 
 
 mine enemies doe mee fcornet 
 (And they that doe againft mee rage* 
 
 againft mee they haue fwornc. 
 
 9 -Surely with ashes as with bread, 
 
 my hunger I haue fild : 
 And min fled haue my drinck with tears 
 
 that from mine eies haue ftilld. 
 X* Beecaufe of thy difpleafure Lord, 
 
 thy wrath and thy difdaine; 
 For thou haft lifted mee aloft: 
 and caft mee downe againe. 
 
 IX The daies wherein I pafle my lyfe* 
 
 are like the fleeting shade : 
 And 1 am withered like the grafle, 
 
 that foone away doth fade. 
 1 1 But thou O Lord for cuer doeft, 
 
 remaine in fteady place : 
 And thy remembrance euer doth* 
 
 abide from race to race. 
 The fecond part. 
 xj Thou wilt arife and mercie thoa 
 
 to Sion wilt extend: 
 The time of mercie now the time, 
 
 foiefet is come to end. 
 X4 For euer in the itones thereof 
 
 thy feruants doe delight: 
 And on the dart thereof they haue* 
 
 companion in their fpirit. 
 
 15 Then shall the heathen people feare» 
 the Lords moft holy name: 
 
 And all the kings on earth shaU dread, 
 thy glory and thy fame. 
 
 16 Then when the Lord.thy mightieGoi 
 againe shall Sion reare : 
 
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 Y fbule giuc laude vnto the Lord, my fpirit shall doe the fame : 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 X foule glue laudc vnto the Lord* tsy ipint shall 4oc the lone ; 
 
*A 'It 'VS. 
 
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 77* 
 
 In time of trouble doe not hide, thy face away fiom mee. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 IlipiEilipppi^ 
 
 In time of trouble dos not hide, thy face away from mee. 
 
 And then when hee moft noble in 
 his glory shall appear e. 
 
 17 To prayer of the defolate, 
 when hee himfelfe shall bend: 
 
 When hee shall notdi&aine vuto 
 their praicrs to attend 
 
 18 This shall bee written for the age, 
 that after shall fuccecde : 
 
 The people yet vncreated, 
 
 the Lords renowne shall fpread. 
 
 19 For he from his high fanctuary, 
 hath looked dovvne below : 
 
 And out of heauen hath the Lord, 
 
 beheld the earth alfo. 
 io That of the mourning captiue hee, 
 
 might hearc the wof ill cne : 
 And that he might deliucr thofe, 
 
 that damned are to die. 
 
 ii That they in Sion may declare, 
 
 the Lords moft holy name; 
 And in Ierufalem fet forth, 
 
 the praxes of the fame. 
 n Then when the people of the land, 
 
 and kingdomes with accord : 
 Shall bee affembled for to doe. 
 
 their feruice to the Lord. 
 The third part. 
 2 J My former force and ftrength hee 
 
 abated in the way: ( hath* 
 
 And shorter hee doth cut my daies, 
 
 thus I therefore did fay. 
 
 24 My God in midftof all my daie$» 
 now take mee not away: 
 
 Thy yeeres endure eternally, 
 from age to age for aye. 
 
 25 Thou the foundation of the earth* 
 before all times haft laid : 
 
 And Lord the heauens are the worke, 
 which thine owne hands haue madei 
 
 26 Yea,they shall perish and decay, 
 but thou shalt tary ltill : 
 
 And they shall all in time waxe old, 
 euen as a garment will. 
 
 27 Thou as a garment shalt them change 
 and changed shall they bee : 
 
 But thou doeft ftill abide the fame, 
 
 thy yeeres eoe neuerflee. 
 a8 The children of thy feruants shall, 
 
 continually endure : 
 And in thy fight their happie fecd» 
 
 for euer shall itaud fure. 
 
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 X foule giue laud vnto the Lord, my tyirit shall doe the fame: 
 
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 X Sauk giue laud vntu the Lord,, my fpirit shall doc the lame: 
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178 Cant vs. 
 
 iili^iiilllliliiiiilill^i 
 
 And all the fecrets of my hart,praife yec his holy name. Giue thancks 
 
 to God for all his gifts, shew not thy felfe vn- kinde : And fuffer not his 
 
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 I 
 
 benefits* to Hip out of thy rainde. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 * i^^iilliiiliiil^ili^ 
 
 And all the fecrets of my heart, praife ye his holy name. Giue thanks to 
 
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 God for all his gifts, shew not thy felfe vnkinde ! A nd fuffer not his 
 
 g=yfc^pg3=ffi 
 
 benefits* to dip out of thy minde. 
 
 I That gaue thee pardon for thy faults, 
 
 and thee reftord againc: 
 For all thy weakc and fraile difeafe, 
 
 and heale thee of thy psine. 
 4 That did redeeme thy life from death, 
 
 from which thou could it not flee : 
 His mercy and companion both, 
 
 hec did extend to thee. 
 
 I That fild with goodnes thy deflre, 
 
 and did prolong thy youth: 
 Like as the Eagle caffeth her bill* 
 whereat her age renueth. 
 
 6 The Lord with iuftice doth repay, 
 all fuch as bee oppreft: 
 
 So that their fufferings and their wrongs 
 arc turned to the beft. 
 
 7 His vvaics and his commaaderaents, 
 
 to Moifes hee did shew: 
 His coiinfells and his valiant ads, 
 the Israelites did know. 
 
 $ The Loid is kiudc and mcrcifulL 
 
 when flnners do Mm grieuet 
 The flowfft to conceiue a wrath* 
 and readicft to forguie. 
 
 9 Hee chides not vs continually* 
 
 though wee bee full of ft rife: 
 Nor keepeth our faults in memory, 
 
 for all our fulfill life. 
 io Nor yet according to our finned 
 
 the Lord doth vs regard: 
 Nor after our iniquities, 
 
 hee doth not vs reward. 
 
 ir But as the fpace is wondrous grea% 
 
 tvvixt earth and heauen abotie, 
 So is his goodnes much more large, 
 
 to them that doe him loue. 
 1 2 God doth rcmoue our finncs from ?fc 
 
 and our offences all: 
 As far as is the Sun rifing, 
 
 full diitancc from his fall* . 
 
 Tbefecoudpait* 
 
ALTVS. Y]9 
 
 And all the fecrcts of niy heart, praife yee his holy name. Giue thanks 
 to God for all his gifts, shew not thy felfe vnkind : And fuffer not his 
 
 benefits, to flip out of thy minde. 
 
 s jssrs. 
 
 Sl|pilgli§rii§lli|lllig 
 
 Aid all the fecrets of my heart, praife yee his holy name. Giuethancks 
 
 illPiii^iliiiil^iiSiili 
 
 to God for all his gifts > shew not thy felfe vnkinde : And fuffcr not his 
 
 igilllliii^ 
 
 benefits, to flip out of thy minde. 
 
 2 1 And looke what pitty parents deere 
 
 vnto their children bearc: 
 Like pitty beareth the Lord to fuch 
 
 as ffoiship him in feare. 
 J4 The Lord that made vs knovveth our 
 
 our mo :ld and fashion iufl : (shape 
 How we ike a.id fraile our nature is, 
 
 and how wee bee but duft. 
 
 25 And how the time of mortall men, 
 is like the withering hay: 
 
 Or like the flower right faire in field, 
 that fadeth foone away. 
 
 26 VVhofe glosft beautieftormywinds> 
 dot vtterly difgrace: 
 
 And make that after their aflaults, 
 fuch blfl'oomes haue no place. 
 
 27 But yet the goodnefie of the Lord, 
 vvith his shall cucr ftand : 
 
 Their Childrens Children to reccuc, 
 his iighteouiiicflc at hand. 
 
 18 I meane which keep his couenafl^ 
 
 withall their whole defire : 
 
 And not forget to doe the thing, 
 
 that hee doth them require. 
 
 19 The heauens hie are made the (eat* 
 and rootftole of the Lord: 
 
 and by his power imperiall, 
 hee gouernes all the world. 
 
 10 Ye angels which are great in payvcj 
 pmife yee and blefiTe the Lord; 
 
 Which to obey and do his will* 
 immediatly accord. 
 
 2 2 Yee noble hofts and minifter% 
 
 ceafe not to laud him it ill: 
 Which ready are to execute, 
 
 his pleafure and his will. 
 ai Yca,all his works in eucry place* 
 
 praife yee his holy name : 
 My hai t,my mind>and eke my foule. 
 
 praife yee alfo the fame* t 
 
M 
 
 f8o TA/wf.104. C A NTVS. I.D.B.ofM 
 
 g;iiitlllilii^iigiii 
 
 Y Soule praife the Lord,fpeake good of his name: O Lord our great 
 God-.hovvdoeftthou appeare,fo paffing in glory, that great is thyfanie'-.honor 
 
 ii^i^ifliiilflliiisli 
 
 andmaieftie in thee shine moftcleere,with light as a rohe thou haft thee be- 
 
 clad,vvherby all the earth thy greatneffe may fee, the heauens in fuch fort 
 
 ilSllllljliiillilgiiilll^ 
 
 thou alfo haft fpiead* That it to a curtaine compared may bee. 
 
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 Y Soule praife the Lord fyeake good of his name : O Lord our great 
 God: how doeft thou appeare, fo paffing in glory,that great is thy faratf ho- 
 nor and maieftie in thee shine mod cleere,vvith light as a robc,thou haft thee 
 
 lili|p|iiliEiiiIliiii|Ei^ 
 
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 beclad : Whereby all the earth thy greatnefTe may fee, The heauens in fuch 
 
 t mi* :«.M jybg ^yfea 
 
 fort thou alfo haft /pread, That it to a curtaine compared may bee. 
 
 3 His chamber beames lie, 
 
 in the clouds full fure : 
 VVhich as his Chariot, 
 
 are made him to beare • 
 and there with much fwiftne*, 
 
 his courfe doth endure. 
 Vpon the wings riding, 
 
 of wind in the aire: 
 
 4 Hee maketh hit fpiritx, 
 as Heralds to goe ; 
 
 $nd lightnings to fcrue. 
 
 wee fee alfo preft. 
 His will to accomplish, 
 
 they run coo and fio: 
 To (n\c and confume things 
 
 as feemeth him beft: 
 
 y Hee groundeth the earth, 
 
 fo hYraely and faft: 
 That it once to moue, 
 
 none shall haue fuch povveri 
 6 The deep a faire coucring, 
 
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 ***- Y foule praife the Lord fpeak good of his name : O Lord our great 
 
 God.hovv doft thou appeare, fo palling in glory»that great is thy fame^.honor 
 and maieftie in thee shine moft cleere, with light as a robe thou haft thee 
 
 lliliillilii^i^iiil^^ 
 
 be- clad, whereby all the earth, thy greatnefle may fee, theheauens in fuch 
 
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 fort thou alfo haft fpread, That it to a curtaine compared may bee. 
 
 3 AS SVS. 
 
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 Y foule praife the Lord,fpeafc good of his nametO Lord our great 
 
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 God: how docft thon appeare, fo palling in glory,that great is thy famelho- 
 
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 nor and maieftie in thee shine molt cleere. With light as a robe, thou haft 
 
 !i!ii!ll!i!Hg^ : H!^i 
 
 thee beclad: Whereby all the earth thy greatnefle may fee, The heauens in 
 fuch fort thou alfo haft fpiead, That it to a curtaine comparedmay bee 
 
 ' for it made thou haft. 
 Which by his ovvne nature 
 
 the nils would deuour. 
 7 But at thy rebuke 
 
 the waters doe flee, 
 And fo gaue due place 
 
 thy word to obey: 
 At thy voice of thunder 
 
 fo feareiull they bee, 
 That in their great raging 
 
 they haft foonc away. 
 
 S The mountaines full hie 
 
 they then vp afcend. 
 If thou doe but fpeake 
 
 thy word they fulfill : 
 Solikewife the waics 
 
 moft quickly defcend, 
 Where thou them appointed 
 
 remame they doe (till. 
 f The bonds thou haft fet 
 
 how far they shall run t 
 So as in their rage 
 
 Mtiiijt Oft 
 
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 not thtt pis they can* 
 For God hath appointed 
 
 they shall net ret: rne. 
 The earth to deftroy more 
 
 which made was for man. 
 The fecond part. 
 jo Hee fendeth the fprings 
 
 to ftrongftreames & lakes. 
 Which runne do full fvvift 
 
 among the huge hils. 
 XI Where both the wild affes 
 
 their thirft oft times flakes, 
 Andbeafts of the monntaines 
 
 thereof drjnke th cir fills . 
 12 By the pleafant fprings 
 
 or fountaines full faire, 
 The fonles of the aire 
 
 abide shall and dwell ; 
 When moued by nature 
 
 to hop here and there, <* 
 Among the grcene brauncheS 
 
 their fongs shall excell. 
 
 Pfalme.loq.. 
 
 X j The mottntaines to moift 
 
 the clouds hee doth vfe : 
 The earth with his works 
 
 is wholy repleate. 
 14 So as the brute cattcll 
 
 hee doth not refufe : 
 But gras doth prouide them 
 
 and herb for mans meat. 
 Xj Yea. bread wine, and oyle, 
 
 hee made for mans fake> 
 Jlis face to refresh 
 
 and hart to make ftrong : 
 \6 The Cedars of Liban 
 
 Pfalme.ic^. 
 
 this great Lord d\d make, 
 Which trees hee doth norish 
 that grow vp fo long. 
 
 X7 In thefc may birdes build 
 audmake there their neft 
 In firre trees the ftorks 
 
 rem.iine and abide: 
 IS The hie hills are fuccour$ 
 
 for wild Go;<tes to reft, 
 And eke the rocks frony 
 
 for Connies to hide. 
 19 The Moone then is fet 
 
 her feafons to runne, 
 The daies from the nights 
 
 thereby to difcerne , 
 And by the defcending^ 
 
 alfb of the Sunne: 
 The cold from heat alw.iy 
 
 thereby wee doe leame. 
 
 ao When darknefie doth come 
 
 by Gods will and power, 
 Then creepe forth doe all 
 
 the beafts of the wood t 
 a i The Lions range roaring 
 
 their pray to deuoure: 
 But yet it is thou Lord 
 i which giueft them food. 
 %i Afibone as the Sunne 
 
 is vp they retire : 
 To couch in their dens 
 
 then are they full faine : 
 it That man to his work may 
 
 as right doth require 
 Till night come and call him 
 
 C A NT VS. e.Hooper. 
 
 ssfc£ 
 
 :gfgg 
 
 EgS 
 
 Iue praifes vnto God the Lord, and call vpon his name : 
 
 m& 
 
 plllillPi^fllli 
 
 3» 
 
 Among the people eke declare, his works to fpread his fame. 
 
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 lue praifes vnto God the Lord, and call vpon his name : 
 
 J fr^H ■ f >i» ♦ fc| » .♦ I f giU 
 
 Among the people eke declare, bis works to fpread his fame 
 
to take reft agiane.' 
 
 The third part. 
 14 How fimdry O Lord 
 
 are all thy vyorks found 5 
 With vvifdome full great 
 
 they are i:i deed wrought: 
 25 So that the whole vvoi Id 
 
 of thy praife doth found : 
 And as tor thy riches, 
 
 they pas all mens thought. 
 So in the great fea, 
 
 which large is and broad: 
 VVhere things that creep fvvarme, 
 
 and beafts of ech fort. 
 16 There both mighty ships fiile, 
 
 and fome lie at road: 
 The Whale huge and nionftrous, 
 
 there alio doth fport. 
 
 27 All things on thee wait 
 
 thou doeft them reliue : 
 And thou in due time 
 
 full well doeft them feed. 
 2? Now when it doth pleafcthee, 
 
 the fame fo to giue : 
 They gather full gladly 
 
 thofe things which they need, 
 Thou opcnert thy hand 
 
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 j 1 Then are they created, 
 
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 the <*ry earth renue. 
 1 2 The praife of the Lord, 
 
 for euer shall laft : 
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 by right well reioice. 
 His looke can the earth make, 
 
 to tremble full faft • 
 And like wife the mountaincs, 
 
 to fmoke at his voice. 
 
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 fing will Ialwaies; 
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 |4 Then am I moft certaine, 
 
 my words shall him pleafe t 
 1 will reioice in him, 
 
 to him will I cry. 
 |5 The finners O Lord, 
 
 confume in thine ire : 
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 them roote out with shame: 
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 they then but Grangers were." 
 
 3 In honor of his holy name* 
 
 reioice with one accord : 
 And let the hart alio reioice, 
 
 of them that feek the Lord. 
 4 Seek ye the Lord & feek the ftregth, 
 
 of his cternall might. 
 And /eek his face continually, 
 
 and prefence of his light. 
 
 $ The wondrous works,that hee hath 
 
 keep ftill m mindfull hart: (done Nc doetne" pwikiu'w IZme* 
 N e let the itidgenients of his mouth, that do? pcruinc to mee- 
 
 IJ VVhile yet they walktfrom land to 
 without a fureaboad. (land, 
 
 md while from fundrykindgdome they, 
 did wander all abroad. 
 
 14 And wrong at no oppreflbrs hand, 
 hee fuffred them to take: 
 
 hut ami the great and mightie kings, 
 reproued for their fikc. 
 
 15 And thus hce faid touch ye not thofe, 
 
 that mine aimointed bee: 
 
 out of your mind depart. 
 
 6 Yeethat of faidifull Abraham, 
 
 his feruant are the {Qed : 
 Yee his elect the children that 
 of lacob doe proceed. 
 
 7 For hee,hee onely is I fiy, 
 the mighty Lord our God : 
 
 And his molt rightfull iudgements are, 
 through all the earth abroad. 
 
 8 His promife and his couenant, 
 
 which hee hath made to his: 
 Hee hath remembred euermorc, 
 to thoufands of degrees. 
 The fecond part. 
 
 9 The couenant which hee hath made, 
 with Abraham long agoe: 
 
 and faithfull oth which hee had fworne 
 
 tolfaack alfo. 
 jo And did confirme the fame for law> 
 
 that lacob should obey; 
 and for eternall couenant, 
 
 to Ifraeli for aye. 
 
 it When hee thus {aid lo I to you, 
 
 all Canaan land will giue: 
 iThelot of your inheritance, 
 
 wherein your Iced shall line. 
 12 Although their number at that time, 
 
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 16 Hee cald a dearth vpon the land 1 
 of bread hee (teoyed the iloic : 
 
 But hce agaimt their time of need, 
 had lent a man before. 
 The third part. 
 
 17 Euen Iofcph which had once beene 
 to line a flaue in woe: (fould, 
 
 x8 Whole feet they put in flocks, 
 the iron peaiit alfo, (whofe foule 
 
 19 Vntill the time came when his cauie, 
 was kr.owne apparently : 
 
 The mighty woid of God the Lord, 
 his faultles truth did try. 
 
 20 The King lent and deliuercd him, 
 from piilbn where hee was ; 
 
 The ruler of the people then, 
 
 ^id freely let him pafTe. 
 ti And oucr all his houfe hee made, 
 
 him Lord to beare the fway : 
 And of his fubflance made him hauc* 
 
 the rule and all the day. 
 
 22 That hee might to his will inftrnc% 
 
 the Princes of the land : 
 And wifdoraes lore his auncient meifc 
 
 might teach to vnderftand. 
 2; Then into Egiptian land» 
 
 came Ifraeli alfo; 
 
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 And Iacob in the land of Ham, and fruit of all their ground, 
 
 dyd liue a ftranger the. The fift pare 
 
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 14 His people hee exceedingly, eke da> ly did hee finite : 
 
 in number made to flow : Yea,the beginning and fitft fruit, 
 
 And oucrall their enemies, of all their ftrength and might. 
 
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 25 vvhofe heart he turnd that they with from Egipt land to pas : 
 
 his people dyd intreate: (hate, And in the number of the tribes, 
 
 And dyd his feruants wrongfully, no feeble one there was. 
 abufe with falfe deceit. 
 
 The fourth part. >3 Egipt was glad and ioyfull then, 
 
 26 His faithfull feruant Moyfes then, when they dyd thence depart : 
 and Aaron whom hee chofe : For terror and the feare of them, 
 
 Hee dyd commaund to goe to them, was fallen vpon their heart. 
 
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 27 The wondrous meffage of his fignes, a cloud hee did difpiay : 
 amongft them they dvd shew : And fire hee fent to giue them light, 
 
 And wonders in the land of Ham, when night had hid the day. 
 
 men dyd they vvorke alio. 
 
 40 They asked and hee caufed Qujiiles, 
 
 2$ Darcknefle hee fent & made it darck, to raine at their requeit: 
 
 in fteed of brighter day : And fully with the bread of hcauen, 
 
 29 And vnto i.is tommiilion, their hunger hee repreft. 
 
 they dyd not difobey. 41 Hee opened then the (tony rocks, 
 
 ?o Hee tiirud their waters into blond, and water gushed out : 
 
 hee did their fishes flay : And in the dry and parched grounds, 
 
 Their lad brought fiogs,cuen in the place like riuers ran about. 
 
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 & j 42 Forof his holycouenant, 
 
 1 1 Hee fpake & at his voyce there came, aye mindfull was hee the t 
 
 great ivvarmes of noifome flies: Which to his feruant Abraham, 
 
 And all the quarters of their land, hee plighted long ago?. 
 
 were fild with crawling lice. 4j Hee brought his people forth with 
 
 52 Hee gaue them cold & (tony haile, and his elect with ioy: (mirth, 
 
 in Read of milder raine : Out of the cruell land where they 
 
 And fiery rtames within their land, had liu'd in great annoy. 
 
 hee fent vnto their paine. . , , . 
 
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 5 j Hee fmote their vines & all the trees, to thcm the f ru i t f u n landss 
 
 whereon their figs did grow: The labors of the people eke, 
 
 And all the trees within their coafts, tney tooke into their hands. 
 
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 34 Hee fpake then,Catcrpillers dyd, obferue for euermore •. 
 
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 VVith fauor of thy people Lor4» 
 
 remember mee I pray. 
 
 4 And with thy Tailing health O Lord, 
 
 vouchfafe to vifit mee : 
 
 That I the great felicitie, 
 
 of thine eled may fee. 
 
 5 And with thy people ioy I may, 
 
 a ioy fall minde poffefTe: 
 And may with thine inheritance, 
 a glorying heart expreflfe. 
 
 4 Both wee and eke our fathers all* 
 
 haue finned euery one: 
 VVee haue committed wickedneftb, 
 
 and lewdly wee haue done, 
 j The wonders great which thou O 
 
 halt done in Egipt land : (Lord, 
 
 Our fathers though they favv them all, 
 
 yet dyd not vnderftand. ^ 
 
 Nor yet thy mercies multitude, 
 
 dyd keepe in thankfull miude: 
 But at the fea,yea the red fea, 
 
 rebelled molt vnkinde. 
 g Neuerthelefte hee fauedthem, 
 
 for honor of his name : 
 That hee might make his power known 
 
 and fpred abroad his fame. 
 
 f The red fea hee did then rebuke, 
 
 and foorth with it was dride : 
 And as in wildernefie fo through, 
 
 the decpe hee did them guide. 
 xo Hee fiuM them from the cruell hand, 
 
 of their defpitefull roes 
 And from the enemies hand hee dy<^ 
 
 deliuer them alfo. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 XI The waters their oppreflbrs vvhelmd, 
 
 not one was left aliue : 
 Si Tteihey bcleeucd his words' pra^c 
 
 ail his praife difplay 1 
 
 in fong they did him giue. 
 IJ But by and by vnthankfully, 
 
 his words they cleane forgat: 
 And for bis counfell and his will, 
 they did neglect to waite. 
 
 14 But lufted in the wildernefie, 
 
 with fond and greedy luft: 
 And in the defert tempted God, 
 
 the nay of all their truft. 
 ij And then their wanton minds defirt* 
 
 hee fuffercd them to haue : 
 But wafting leanneflfe therevvithall, 
 
 into their foule hee gauc. 
 
 itf Then whe they lodged in their tents, 
 
 at Moyfcs they did grutch: 
 Aaron the holy of the Lord, 
 
 fo did thy enuy much. 
 17 Therefore the earth did open y vide, 
 
 and Dathan did deuoure s 
 And all Abirams company, 
 
 did couer iu that houre. 
 
 it In their aflTemblies kindled was, 
 
 the hot confuting £re: 
 And waltyig flame did then burne vp» 
 
 the wicked in his ire. 
 19. Vpon the hill of Horeb then, 
 
 an I doll calfe did frame : 
 And there the molten Image they, 
 
 did worship of the fame. 
 
 ao Into the likenefle of a calfe, 
 
 that feedeth on the grafle : 
 Thus they their glory turnd, and all 
 
 their honor did deface. 
 ai And God their onely Sauiour, 
 
 vnkindely they forgot: 
 VVhich many great and mightie thing* 
 
 in Egipt' land hath wrought* 
 
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 Zi And in the land of Ham,for them 
 
 »«i* wondrous things had done, 
 
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 performed long agone. 
 tf Therefore for their fo shewing them, 
 
 forgetfull and vnkinde : 
 To bring deftru<5tion on them all, 
 
 hee purpofd in his minde. 
 
 Had not his chofen Moyfes flood, 
 
 before him in the breake: 
 To turne his wrath leaf* hee on them, 
 
 with (laughter should them vvreake* 
 24. They did defpife the pleaiant land, 
 
 that hee behight to giue: 
 3fea,and the words that hee had fpoke, 
 
 they did no whit beelceue. 
 
 »5 But in their tents with grudging hart> 
 
 they wickedly repinde : 
 Nor to the voice of God the Lord, 
 they gaue an harkening mi^rfe. 
 26 Therefore againft them lifted hee, 
 
 hi s ftrong reuenging hand : 
 
 Them to deftroy in wildernefle, 
 
 ere they should fee the land. 
 
 *7 And to deftroy their feed, among 
 
 the nations with his rod : 
 And through the countries of the world? 
 
 to fcatter them abroad. 
 it To Baall Peor then they did, 
 
 adioyne themfelues jllb : 
 And eate the offerings of the dead, 
 
 fo they forfooke him tho. 
 
 19 Thus with their owne inuentions, 
 
 his wrath they did prouoke : 
 And in hisfo inkindled warth, 
 
 the plague vpon them broke. 
 j* But?hinees ftood vp with zcale, 
 
 the finners vile to flay : 
 And iudgement hee did execute, 
 lud then the plague did ftay. 
 The fourth pa^ 
 
 31 It was imputed vnto him, 
 
 for righteoufnefie that day. 
 And from thence foorth (o counted is, 
 
 from race to race for aye. 
 p At waters eke of Meribah, 
 
 they did him angry make. 
 Yea fo far foorth tnat Moyfes was, 
 
 then punishtfor their lake. 
 
 J J Becaufe they yext his fpirit fo fore, 
 
 that in impatient heart : 
 His lips fpake vnaduifedly, 
 
 his fearuor was fo great* 
 14 Nor as the Lord commaunded then^ 
 
 they flew the people tho: 
 $ j But were among the heathen mixt, 
 
 and learnd their works alfo. 
 
 %6 Anddid their Idols ferue,which were 
 
 their ruin and decay; 
 17 To fiends their foimes& daughters 
 
 dyd offer vp and flay. (thef 
 
 38 Yea with vnkindlymurthering knife* 
 
 the guiltlefle bloud they fpilt: 
 Yea,their own fonnes & daughters bloud 
 
 without all caui'e of guilt: 
 
 Whom they to Canaan Idolls thein 
 
 offered with wicked hand: 
 And fo with bloud of innocent, 
 
 defiled was the land. 
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 of their owne filthy way : (works* 
 And with their owne inuentions, 
 
 a whoring they did ftray. 
 
 40 Therefore agiinft his people was, 
 the Lords wrath kindled fore: 
 
 And euen his owne inheritance, 
 therefore hee dyd abhorrc 
 
 41 Into the hands of hearhen mcn» 
 hee gaue them for a pray : (they 
 
 And made their, foes ch&ii Loxds whom 
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 oppreiTe them in the land : 
 And they were humbly made to ftoope, 
 
 as fubiect to their hand. 
 45 Full often times from thrall had hee, 
 
 deliuered them before : 
 
 But with their coanfells they to wrath, 
 prouokt him euermore. 
 
 Therefore they by their wickedneflfe» • 
 were brought full low to l>e: 
 
 44 Yet when hee faw them in diiireffe, 
 hecharkned to their cry. 
 
 45 Hee cald to minde his couenant, 
 which hee to them had fworc : 
 
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 with thanks should praife his name : and there alfo abide, 
 and shew how they fro foes were freed, 8 Let men therefore before the Lord* 
 
 and how hee wrought the fame. 
 
 3 Hee gathered them foorthof the lands, 
 
 that lay fo far about: 
 Prom Eaft to weftfro North to South, 
 his hand dyd finde them out. 
 
 4 They wandred in the wildernefTe, 
 
 and (hayed from the way : 
 And found no Citie whereto dwell, 
 that feme might for their ftay. 
 
 5 Whofe thirft & hunger was fo great> 
 
 in thole deferts fo voidc : 
 That faintnefTe did them lore aflfault, 
 and eke their foule annoicl. 
 
 6 Then did they cry in their diftreffe, 
 
 vnto the Lord for ayd : 
 VVho did remoue their troublous ftate, 
 according as they prayd. 
 
 confefie his kindnefle then : 
 And shew his wonders that hee doth, 
 beefore the fonnes of men. 
 
 9 For hee the emptie foule fuftaind, 
 whom thirft hath made to faint: 
 
 The hungry foule with goodnefie fed. 
 and did them eke acquaint. 
 
 10 Such as doc dwell in darkneife deep, 
 
 where they of death doe waitc: 
 Faft bound to taft fuch troublous itormef 
 as iron chaines doe threat. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 
 11 For they againft the Lords owne 
 they fought for to rebell : ( words^ 
 
 Efteeming light his counfellhye, 
 which doe fo far excell. 
 
 12 But when hee humbled the full lov/| 
 they then fell downe with griefe: 
 
 7 And by that way that was moft right and none was found fo much to hdpp 
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 46 And fauour hee them made to finde, 
 beefore the fight of thofe : 
 
 That led them captiue from their land, 
 when earfi they were their foes. 
 
 47 Saue vs O Lord that art our God, 
 fauevs O Lord wee pray: 
 
 And from among the heathen folk, 
 
 Lord gather vs away. 
 
 48 That wee may fpred the noble prai/c 
 of thy moft holy name: 
 
 That wee may glory in thy praife, 
 and founding of thy fame. 
 
 49 The Lord the God of liraell, 
 bee bleft for euermore : 
 
 Let all the people lay Ainen, 
 . praife yee the Lord therefore. 
 
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 vnto the Lord for ayde: 
 who did reinoue their troublous ftate, xo Then did they cvs in their diftrefle, 
 
 according as they prayde. vnto the Lord for ayde J 
 
 X4 For he fro darknes out them brought who did remoue their troublous ftate, 
 
 and from deathes dread full shade 
 Burfting with force tfte iron bands, 
 which did beefore them lade. 
 
 15 Let men therefore beefore the Lord, 
 
 confeffe his kindnefie then : 
 And shew his wonders that he doth, 
 
 beefore the fonnes of men. 
 1(5 For hee threw dovvne the gates of 
 
 & brake the with ftrong hand: (bras, 
 The iron bars hee fmote in two, 
 
 nothing could him withstand. 
 
 17 The foolish folke gr*at plagues doe 
 
 & cannot from them wend: (fecle And fpeake of all his wondrous works, 
 But hcapeonmoe to thofe they haue, with glad and ioyfull checre. 
 
 beeeaufe they doe offend. 
 
 |8 Their foules fo much did loath all 2; Such as in ships or brittle barks, 
 
 that none they could abide: (meat into the Seas defcend : 
 
 yVbeiby 4e«b tad them almoft caugbr, Their. auich*ndifc through fearful f*fa t 
 
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 according as they prayde. 
 20 For hee then fent to them his word, 
 
 which heakb did foone reitore : 
 And brought the fro thofe dangers deep, 
 
 wherein they were beefore. 
 
 The third part. 
 
 ax Let men therfore beefore the Lord, 
 confeiTe his kindnefie then : 
 
 And shew the wonders that he doth, 
 beefore the fonnes of men. 
 
 2z And let them offer faciifke, 
 with thanks and alfo fcai e : 
 
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 to compaflfe and to ende. 
 24. Thefe men are forced to beehold, 
 
 the Lords works what they bee : 
 And in the daungerous deep the fame, 
 
 nioft meiuailous they fee. 
 
 25 For at his word the flormy vvinde, 
 
 arifcth in a rage : 
 And ftirreth vp the furges fo, 
 
 as nought can them affawage. 
 %6 Then are they lifted vp fo hye, 
 the clouds they feeme to gayne : 
 And plunging downe the depth vntill, 
 
 their foules confume with f>aine. 
 
 27 And like a drunkard to and fro, 
 now hecre, now there they reele : 
 
 As men with feare, of wit beereft , 
 or had of fence no feele. 
 
 28 Then did they cry in their diitrefTe, 
 vnto the Lord for avde : 
 
 Who did remoue their troublous ftate, 
 according as they prayed. 
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 the fturdy ftormes to ceafe : (noitafe* 
 
 So that the great wanes fr5 their rage, 
 
 are brought to reft and peace. 
 50 Then are men glad when reft is come 
 
 which they fo much doe craue: 
 And are by him in hauen brought, 
 
 which they fofaine would haue« 
 The fourth part. 
 31 Let men therefore before the Lord, 
 
 confeffe hiskindencfle then: 
 And shew the wonders that hee doth, 
 
 becfore the fonnes of men. 
 52 Let them in prefence of the folk, 
 
 with praife extoil his name : 
 And where the elders doe conuent, 
 
 let them there doc the fame. 
 
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 hee doth oft chaunge and turne: 
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 the fpringhng well and bourne. 
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 right earely will awake. 
 
 5 Aboue the ftarry heauens hye, 
 exalt thy felfeO God: 
 
 And Lord difplay vpon the earth, 
 thy glory all abroad- 
 
 6 That thy deerely beeloued may, 
 bee fet at libertie : 
 
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 and hearken vnto mee. 
 
 j By mee among the people Lord, 
 
 {till praifed shalt thou bee : 
 And I among the heathen folk, 
 
 will ling O Lord to thee. 
 4 Bcecaufe thy mercie Lord is great* 
 
 aboue the heauens hye : 
 And eke thy truth doth reach the clouds Sichem I will deuidc and mecte, 
 
 within the lofty skye. the vale of 3 uceoth ground. 
 
 7 God in his holinefle hath fpoke^ 
 wherefore my ioyes abound ; 
 
full fearraine hee doth make 5 
 tvhen on their finnes which dvvel therin 
 
 hcc doth iuft vengeance tike. 
 %% Againe rhe wildernefTe full rude, 
 
 hee tnaketh fruit to beare : 
 With pleafant fprings of waters cleerc, 
 
 though none bcefore were there. 
 %6 wherin fuch hungry fbules are fet, 
 
 as hee doth freely chufe : 
 That they a Citic may them build, 
 
 to dwell in for their vfc. 
 %7 That they may fow their pleafant' 
 
 and vineyards alb plant; (land, 
 
 To yseld them fruit of fuch encreafe, 
 
 as none may /eem? to want. 
 |8 They multiply exceedingly, 
 
 the Lord doth bleffe them lb: 
 who dom alfb their brute beafts make, 
 
 by numbers great to grow. 
 
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 j 9 But' whS the faithful are low brought * 
 
 by the oppreffors ftout: 
 And minish doe through many plagues, 
 
 that compifle them about. 
 
 40 I hen doth he princes bring to shataa 
 which did thetn fore oppreiTe : 
 
 And likevvife caufed them to erre* 
 within the vvildernefic. 
 
 4 1 But yet the poore he raifeth Vj*, 
 out of his troubles deepe s 
 
 And oft times doth his traine augment* 
 
 much like a flock of sheepe. 
 41 The righteous shal behold his fight* 
 
 and alio much reioyce: 
 Wheras the wicked and peruerfe, 
 
 with gricfe shall flop their voice* 
 4J But who is wife that now ful wcl 
 
 hee may thefe things record i 
 
 por certainely fuch shall perceiue* 
 
 the kmdneffs of the Lord. 
 
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 God my hart prepared is, and eke my tongue is fb, 
 
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 I vvill aduance my voyce in fong, and giueing praifc alib. 
 
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 I will aduance my voice in long, 
 
 f And Gilead mine ovvne shall bee, 
 
 ManafTes mine shall bee : 
 My head Itiength Ephraim,and lavf 
 
 shall Iuda giue to mee. 
 
 f Moab my washpot and my shof, 
 
 on Edome vvill 1 throw : 
 Vpon the land of Paleftine, 
 
 in triiim^h will I goc* 
 lo Who shall into the Citie rtron£ 
 
 bee guided to conduct mre : 
 t>t how by vvhome to Egjpt land* 
 
 <«nucyc4ihaill bs«, 
 
 1 V + * 
 
 and giueing praife alfo. 
 
 11 It is not thou O God which late 
 
 haft vs forgotten quite i 
 And thou O Lord which with our hoaiS 
 
 didft not goc focrth to fight. 
 « Giue vs O Lord thy fauing ayde* 
 
 when troubles doe atfaile 1 
 For all the help of man is vaine, 
 
 and can no whit auaile. 
 
 Ij Tkrouph God wee shal doe Valiant 
 and worthy of renowne: (acts* 
 
 Hee shall fiibdue our enemies, 
 yea^ee shall treaa them dovvue. 
 
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igiVfa/me.icc). CANTVS. T.B. r B.cfM. 
 
 »»■•. N fpeechlefleiilence doe not hold, O God thy tongue slwayes: 
 
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 O God, eueu thou I lay that art, the God of all my praife. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
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 1 N fpeechlefle fileuce doe net hold, O God thy tongue alvvaies: 
 
 tprl H^-Jrhn r l o 1 l ~ ^ Eim=S 
 
 O God, euen thou 1 fay that art, the God of all my prayfe. 
 
 s The wicked tongue 8c guileful mouth 
 
 on race difclofed bee : 
 And they with falfe and lying tongue, 
 
 fcaue /poken vnto mee. 
 
 j They didbeefet mee round about, 
 
 with words of hatef.il! fpight : 
 VVithout all caufe of my defert, 
 
 againrt mee dyd they fight. 
 4 For my good will they were my foes, 
 
 but than gan I ta pray: * 
 My good with ill,my friendjineflc, 
 
 with hate they did repay. 
 
 j Set thou the wicked ouer him, 
 
 to hane the vpper hand: 
 At bis right hand eke ftijFer thou, 
 
 his hatefull foe to ftand._ 
 4 when hee is indeed let him then, 
 
 condemned bee therein. 
 7 And let the premier that hee makes, 
 
 bee turned into finne. 
 
 $ Few be his dnes,his charge alfo, 
 
 let thou an other take: 
 p Jiis children let bee facheilefle, 
 
 his wife' a widow make. 
 lo Let his of-fpiine be vagabonds, 
 
 to beg and fcekc their bread: 
 VVandring out of the wjfted place, 
 
 where, earft they haue bene fed. 
 
 tt Let couetous extorcioner, 
 ci-.ca all his goods and itoict 
 
 And let the ftnngers fpoile the fruits^ 
 
 of all his toyle beefore. 
 li Let there be none to pittie hinit 
 
 let there bee rone .it all : 
 That on hU children fatherlefle, 
 
 will let their mcrcie fall. 
 
 The /econd part. 
 
 j j And fo let his pofteritic, 
 
 for ei'.er bee deftroyd: 
 Their name out blotted in their agt," 
 
 that after shall iiicceed. 
 14 i.et not his f uhcrs wickednefle, 
 
 from Gods remembrance fall : 
 And let thou not his mothers finnc^ 
 
 bee done away at all. 
 
 ij But in the prefence of the Lord, 
 
 let them remaincfor aye: 
 That from the earth their memory, 
 
 hee may cut cleane away. 
 
 16 Sith mercie hee forgat to shew, 
 but did purfuc with fpite : 
 
 The troubled man that thought to flajfc 
 the wofull harted wight. 
 
 17 As hee did curflng loue,it shall 
 . beetidc vnto him fo : 
 
 And rs hee dyd not bl-ifing loufc 
 it shaibc fat him fro* 
 
Tfalme.-io?. ssfLTVS. I/D.'S.tfAf. jpi 
 
 * N fpcechleffe filence doe not hold, O God thy tongue aivvaies : 
 
 iiflli^llllilli 
 
 -:■ 
 
 =Sag 
 
 O God, cuen thou I fay that art* the God of all my praife. 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
 N fpeechlefte filence due not hold, O God thy tongue aivvaies : 
 
 liiiiil&liiii^iSiili 
 
 O God, e iien thou I fay that an, the God of all my praife. 
 
 13 As hee with curing did himfelfe, 
 
 fo ir like water shall* 
 Into his bovvelis and like oyle, 
 into Lis bones befalfc 
 
 le As garment let it bee to him, 
 
 tocouer him for ayes 
 And as a girdle wherewith hee, 
 
 shall girded bee alway. 
 ao Loe,kt this fame bee from the Lord, 
 
 the guerdon of my foe : 
 Yea,and of thofe that euiil fpeake> 
 
 againft my foulc alio. 
 
 21 But thou O Lord that art my God, 
 
 deale thou I fay with mee: 
 After thy name deliuer mee, 
 for good thy mercies bee. 
 
 22 Bccauf- in depth of great diftrefle, 
 I necdv am and poore : 
 
 And eke within my pained brert, 
 niy heart is wounded fore. 
 
 The third part. 
 a j Euen fo doe I depart away, 
 
 as doth declining sr.ade ; 
 And as the Grashop*per fo I, 
 
 am shaken off and t % d:. 
 
 14 With fatting long from needful food 
 
 enfeebled are my ki 
 JLnd all her fatneff. iiath n:y flesh, 
 enforced bcenc to keie. 
 
 2$ And I alfo a vil? reprocfi, 
 
 to them was made to bee: 
 And tr.ey that dyd vpon mee looke, 
 
 did shake their hQids at mee. 
 2* But thou O Lord that art my Go4 
 
 mine ayde and fuccottx bee: 
 According to thy mer:ie Lord, 
 
 faue and deliuer mee. 
 
 27 And they shal know therby that this* 
 
 Lord is thy migntie hand: 
 An J that thou,thou haft done it Lerd, 
 fo shall they vnderftar.d. 
 
 28 Although thev curfe with fpite, yet 
 shalt blclPe with louing voice s . (tholt 
 
 Thev shall anfe and come to shame, 
 thy feruant shall rcioyce. 
 
 19 iTet them bee clothed all vvith shame 
 
 that enemies are to mee : 
 And with confufiou as a cloake, 
 
 eke couered let them bee. 
 30 But greatly I will with my mouth, 
 
 gi jc thanks vnto the Lord : 
 And I among the multitude, 
 
 his prayici will record. 
 
 jr For he with help at his rifjht hand, 
 w:il ftand thepoorc man :>y : 
 
 To fauc him from the man that would 
 condeauie Lis foulc to dye. 
 
 N.ij. 
 
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IP4 W^'-no- C*NT VS. E.Blmd^. 
 
 ^ HE Lord did fay vnto my Lord, fit thou on my right hand : 
 
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 Till I haue made thy foss a ftoole, whereon thy feete shall ftand. 
 a The Lord shall out of Sion Cciid^ thy people offer thee 
 
 the fcepter of ihy might: Yea, with an holy worshipping, 
 
 ilmid the mortall foes bee thou, then shall they offer all : 
 
 the ruler in their fight. Thy birth dew is the dew that doth, 
 
 from wombeofmorningfalL 
 j And in the day on which thy raigne> 
 
 and power they shall fee: 4 The Lord hath fvvorne & neuer wil> 
 
 Then hereby free will otferings shall repent what hee doth fay : 
 
 Pfalme 111. C AN TVS> S.lohnfcn. 
 
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 vv 
 
 1th heart I doe accord, to praife and laud the Lord, in pre- 
 
 fence of the iuft: For great his works are found, to fearch them fiich 
 
 are bound, as doe him loue and truft. His works are glorious, alto his 
 
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 "fence of the iuft, For great his works are found, to fearch them fuch 
 
 arc bound, as doc him loue and trutt. His works tre glorious, alfo to* 
 
7>fa!me>UO. tsfLTVS. ZBUnck*. ipj 
 
 H E Lord did fay vn- to my Lord, fit thou on my right hand: 
 Till I haue made thy foes a ftoole, whereon thy feete shall ftaai 
 
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 H V £ Lord did fay vn- to my Lord, fit thou on my right haand: 
 
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 Till I haue made thy foes a ftooie, vvker«oo thy fcete shall 
 
 By the order of Melchifedech, 
 
 thou art a Prieit for aye 
 5 "The Lord thv God on thy right hand, 
 
 th.it ftandeth for thy ftay : 
 Shjll wound for thee the ftately kings* 
 
 vpon bis wrathful! day. 
 
 the place with bodies dead: 
 And ouer diuers countries shall, 
 
 in funder fmite the head. 
 7 And nee shall drinck out of the brocket 
 
 that runneth in the ?vay : 
 Therefore hee shall lift vp on hye, 
 
 his royal! head that day. 
 
 * The heathen hee shall iudge and fill 
 
 Tfclme. III. A LTV S. S. Iohnfon. 
 
 vv 
 
 I th heart I doe accords to praife and laud the Lord, in pre- 
 
 fence of the iuft, For great his vvorkes are found, to fearch them fuch 
 are bound, as doe him lone and truft. His works are glorious, alio his 
 
 _ BA.SSVS. 
 
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 Ith heart I doe accord, to praife and laud the Lord, in pre- 
 
 fence of the iuft. For great his vvorkes are found, to fearch them fuch 
 
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 arc bound* as doe him Iquc and trull. His works arc glorious, alfohis 
 
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 righteoufnenTe, it doth endure for euer. His wondrous works he would! 
 
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 Vvcc ftill remember should, his mercie f.iilcth ne- uer. 
 
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 righteoufneflfc, it doth endure for euer. His wondrous works he would, 
 
 liiilliiiiElIliiiiiifiiyiP 
 
 wee Hill remember should, his mercie faileth neuer. 
 
 5 Such as to him loue bcare, By lightnings and by thunders : 
 A portion full faire. When hce the heathens land, 
 
 Hce hath vp for them layde: Did giue into their hand, 
 
 For this they shall well findc, Where they beheld his wonder*. 
 Hee will them haue in minde, 
 
 and" keep them as hee faid. 7 Of all his works enftieth, 
 
 6 For hce did not difdaine, Both iudgement right and truth, 
 His works to shew them pUine, Whereto his ftatutes tend: 
 
 Tfalme. 112. CJNTFS. g.Krdy. 
 
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 "* HE man is bleft that Cod doth feare, And that his lavves doth 
 
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 loue in dced.His feed on earth God will vpreare,And blelTe fuch as from him 
 
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 jjrocced.His houfe with good he vvil fulfilhHis righteonines endure shal ftil. 
 
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 * HE man is bleil that God doth fearc, And that his lavves doth 
 
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 loue in deed: His feed on earth God will vprearc, And blefle iiich as from him 
 
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 ^iuuccd.liis houfc with good he Will fuifill,Hi$ lighuoufues endure shal iii& 
 
<iAL7Vs. __ 197 
 
 righteoufncfie, it doth endure for euer. His vyondrous works he would, 
 
 vvc ftill remember should, his mercy faileth neuer. 
 rightcoufccfico ic doth endure for euer. His wondrous works hee would, 
 
 wee ftill remember should, his mercie faileth neuer. 
 
 They are decreed fere, His holy name bee fcard. 
 S For euer to endure- 
 
 Which equine doth end, 10 Who with heart full faine» 
 
 Redemption hee g.itte. True wifedome would attaine; 
 His people for to fiue. The Lord feare and obey, 
 
 5> And hath alio repuir'd: Such as his Javves doe keep, * 
 
 If is promife not to faile, Shall knowledge hauc full deep, 
 
 But aiwaies to prcuaiie, His praifc shall laft for aye. 
 
 T Jaime. 112. JLTVS. q.Kirbj. 
 
 iliElllllililiililliiii^ 
 
 * HE man is bleft that God doth feare, And that his lawes doth 
 
 lone indeed: His Cccde on earth God will 7preare,And bleffc fitch as from him 
 
 in§fimiHi=npiiiiiii 
 
 proceed,His houfe with good he will fiiIn*:i,His righteoufnes endure shal ftill. 
 
 *BASSVS. 
 
 ■*" HP. man is bleft that God doth feare, And that his lawes doth 
 
 iilliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiigii 
 
 loue indeed'.Hls fced on eaith God will vpreare,And blefie fuch as from him 
 
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 procccd:His aaufc with good he will fulril^His righteoufne« c.idiuc shall ftill. 
 
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ip3 P&lme.iti. 
 
 4 Vnto the righteous doth arife, He doth by Judgement things expem* 
 
 In trouble ioy,tn darckneflc light: 
 
 Compaifion is in his eyes, 6 And furely fach shall ncuer fayle, 
 
 And mercy alvvayes in his fight. For in remembrance had is hee. 
 
 j Yea, pittie raoueth fuch to lend, 7 No tidings ill can make him quaile, 
 
 Pialme.itj. C A N T V S. X. Allifoii. 
 
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 c E children which do feme the lord* praife ye his name with one act 01 d, 
 
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 Yea blcfled he alwaies his name, who from the rifing of the Sun,till it rerum 
 
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 wher it begun, is to bee praifed with great fame. The Lord ail people doth 
 
 ™ furmount* AS for his zlorv we niav count, about the heauens hie to bee. 
 
 furmount, as for his glory we may count, aboue the heauens hie to bee, 
 
 iipiilii:iiiijiiiiiliii?g 
 
 with god the Lord vvhomay compare:vvhofe dwellings in the heauens are, 
 
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 of fuch great power aad force is hee. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ■* E children vvhich do ferae the lord,praife ye his name with one at cord, 
 
 I^iipiiiliillpililiii 
 
 Yea blefled be alwaies-his name,who from the rifing of the Sunaill it return 
 vvher it begun, is to bee praifed vvith great fame. The Lord all people doth 
 
 Illl^lfiiililiil^iitiii 
 
 furmount, as for his glory wee may count, aboue the heauens hie to bee, 
 with god the Lord who may compare : vvhofe dwellings in the heauens arc, 
 
 of fuch great power and force is hee. 
 ^ Hee doth abafe himfelfe wee know, 7 The needy out of durt to draw* 
 "Jhings to behold both here beiovr. And eke the poore vvhich help none fat» 
 
 Arid alfo in htaucn aboue* ills oncly mercy «id him mou* 
 
*falme.it% 1Q9 
 
 Who in the Lord furc hope doth fee, ' His rignteoufneifc shall ftill remaine: * 
 
 3 His hart is firme his fearc is paft, And his ettate with praife abid?, % 
 
 for hee shall fee his foes dowen caft. Though that the wicked men difoaine. 
 
 10 Ye3,gnash his teeth thereat s;.ail hee 
 • Hee did well for the poore prouide And fo lonfume his ftate to fee. 
 
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 v liiS^^iliif^iiiSiii 
 
 * E children v ihkfa doferue the lord,praifeye hisname with one accord, 
 
 Yea bleffed be alwaies his name ,w ho from the riling of the Suii,till it return 
 wher it begun, is to bee praifed with great fame. The Lord ail people doth 
 
 furmotinti as for his glo- ry wee may count, ahoue the hcauens hie to bee, 
 
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 with god the Lord who may compare: whofc dwellings in the heauens are, 
 
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 of futh great power and force is hee. 
 
 B A S S V S. 9 . 
 
 * M children wlTich do feruc the lord praife ye hts name with one accord, 
 
 ^fiiilififll#^ll1Ilil 
 
 Yea bitlTed bee alwaies his name,who from therifing of the Surutill it return 
 vvher it begun, is to bee praifed with great fame. The Lord all people doth 
 fumiount, as for his glory we may count, a 1 , ouc the heauens high to bee, 
 with god the Lod who may compare:vv*ofe dwellings in the heauens are. 
 
 of fuch gre3t power and force is hee. 
 t And Co him fet in hygh degree, 9 The barren hee doth make to beare, 
 
 VVith Princes of great dignitie. And with great iove her fruit to re axe* 
 
 That rule the people with great fame, Therefore ptaifc yce Jua hcly uam* 
 
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200 Talme. II 4.* 
 
 CANT VS. I/D.B.ofM. 
 
 Hen Ifraell by Gods addrefiV, from Pharaos land was bent: 
 
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 And Iacobs houfe the ftrangers left, and in the fametraine went. 
 
 2 In Iuda God his »lory shewd, 
 
 his holiiicflfe 1110ft bright: 
 So did the Ifiaelits declare, 
 
 his kingdome power and might. 
 
 5 Thefeait favv,and fodenly, 
 
 as all amafHe dyd Hee : 
 The roaring itreames of lordains floud. 
 
 Pfa/me.iif. C ANl 
 
 reculed backwardly. 
 4 As Rams afraid the mountaines skipt* 
 
 their ftrcngth did them forfake: 
 And as thefily trembling Lambs, 
 
 their tops dyd beate and shake. 
 
 5 VVhat ayid the fea as all amafd^ 
 lo fodenly to flee : 
 
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 N Ot vnto vs Lord, not to vs, but to thy name giue praife i 
 
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 Both for thy mercie and thy truth, 
 » VVhy shall the heathen fcorners fay, 
 
 where is their God become 5 
 $ Our God in heauen is and what 
 
 hee will that hath hee done 
 
 4 Their Idolls Miner are and gold, 
 work of mens hands they bee, 
 
 5 They haue a mouth* & doe not fpeake, 
 
 and eves and doc not fee. (heads, 
 
 6 And they haue eares ioyned to their 
 
 that are in thee alvyaies. 
 
 and doe not heare at all ? 
 And nofes eke they formed haue. 
 and doe not frncll vvithall. 
 
 7 And hands they haue & handle not, 
 
 and feete and doe not goe: 
 A throat they haue yet through the fame 
 
 they make no found to blow. 
 $ Thofe that make the are like to thea, 
 
 and thofc vvhofc ttuft they bee* 
 
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 f.T>."S:efM 201 
 
 from Pharaos land was bent: 
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 Hen Ifraell by Gods addrefle, from Pharaos land was bent: 
 
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 And lacobs houfe the ftrangers left, 
 Ye rowing wanes of Iordans floud, 
 
 why ran ye backwnvdly 5 
 6 Why shooke ye hills as Rams afraidS 
 
 why dyd your ftrength fo shaken 
 Why did your tops as trembling Lambs, 
 
 for feare quiuer and quake. 
 
 and in the fame traine went. 
 
 and dread his might ie hand : 
 Before the face of lacobs God, 
 
 feare ye both lea and land. (rockf, 
 S I meanc the God which from hard 
 
 doth caufe mainc flouds appeare: 
 And from the ftony fiinc did make, 
 
 gush out the fountaines cleare. 
 
 7 O earth confefle thy foueraigne Lord, 
 
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 Both for thy mercie and thy truth, that are in thee alwaies. 
 BASSVS. 
 
 + ** Ou vnto vs Lord, not tovs, but to thy nam 
 
 name giue praife: 
 
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 Both for thy mercie and thy truth, that are in thee alwaics, 
 
 p O Ifraell truft in the Lord, 
 their help and shield is hee# 
 
 lo O Aarons houfe truft in the Lord, 
 their help and shield is hee: 
 
 j i Truft ye the Lord that feare the Lord 
 their help and shield is hec. 
 
 12 The Lord hath mindfull becneofvS, 
 and will vs blelfe alio : 
 
 On Israelis and on Aaions houfe^ 
 
 his bkffings hee will shew* 
 
 ij Them that bee fcarerft of the Lor^ 
 
 the Lord doth fet them all : 
 Euen hee will blefle them euery onefc 
 
 the great and eke the fmall. 
 14. To you (I fay) the lining Lord^ 
 
 will multiply his graces 
 To you and to the Children that, 
 
 shall follow of yom race. 
 
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202 *Ppdme.tij. 
 
 1$ Yee are the blefled of the Lord, 
 
 euen of the Lord I fay, 
 Which both the heauen & the eartii 
 
 hath made, and fet in ftay. 
 
 1 6 The heauetis,yea,the fteaueas lye* 
 
 belong vnto the Lord : 
 The earth vnto the fonnej of men, 
 hee gaue of free accord. 
 
 Tfalme.116. CANT VS. (J.Kirbj. 
 
 •* ■ Loue the Lord becaufe my voice, and prder heaidhath hee : 
 
 HIS 
 
 When in my daics I cald on him, hee bov/d his eare to mee. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 <^ T g^ 3ii igg glil iippl^^ip 
 
 Lone the Lord becaufe my voice, and prayer heard hath hee : 
 
 |iii;igil^il^ii^pil 
 
 When in my daies I cald oi\ him, hee bow'dhis eare to mcc. 
 
 ^ Euen when the fnares of cruell death 
 
 about befet mee round : 
 Whe paines'bf hel mee caught,& when 
 
 I woe and forrovv found. 
 
 4. Vpon the name of God the Lor^ 
 
 then did I call and fay: 
 Deliuer thou my foule O Lord* 
 
 I doe thee humbly pr*y. 
 5 The Lord is very mercifull, 
 
 and iuft hee is alfo: 
 And in our God companion* 
 
 doth plentifully flow. 
 
 4 The Lord in fafcty doth preferue, 
 
 all thofe that fiinple bee: 
 I was in vvofull mifery, 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 and hee relieued mee. 
 7 And now my foule, fith thou art UU % 
 
 returne vnto thy reft: 
 For largely loe the Lord to thee, 
 
 Jus bountic hath expreit. 
 
 f Becaufe thou haft delt'uered* 
 
 my foule from deadly thrall • 
 My moifted erne from mornefull tcar«, 
 
 my Aiding feete from fill. 
 • Before the Lord 1 ia the lmd, 
 
 of life will walk therefore: 
 xo I dyd beeleeue therefore I fpakfc, 
 
 for I was troubled fore* 
 
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 X7 TSfy thatbe de ad.do not yvith praife it But we will praife the lord our Cod 
 fet forth the Lords renovvne: from henceforoth and for aye : 
 
 Nor any that into the place> Sound yee the praifes of the Lord, 
 •f filence doe goe downe. praife yee the Lord I fay. 
 
 Pfalme. 1 1 6. 
 
 ALT VS. 
 
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 Loue the Lord becaufe my voice, and praier heard hath hee: 
 
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 YVhen in my daies I cald on him, hce bow'd his earc to mee. 
 
 BASSV S. 
 
 Lou c the Lord becaufc my voice, and praicr heard hath hee: 
 
 inigiijig^ii 
 
 VVhcn in my daies I cald on him, hee bow'd his eare to mce. 
 
 11 1 faid in my dirtreffe and fe&re, 
 
 that all men lyersbee: 
 is What shall I pay the Lord for all 
 
 his benefits ro mee <. 
 1 $ The vvhoHome cup of fauing health, 
 
 I thankfully will take: 
 And on the Lords name I will call, 
 
 vvkcn I my prayer make. 
 
 14 I to the Lord will pay the vovves, 
 
 that I haue him behight : 
 Tea»euen at this prefent time, 
 
 in all the peoples fight. 
 Ij Right deaie 8c precious in his fight, 
 
 the Lord doth aye efteernc: 
 The death of all his holy ones, 
 
 what cuermcn doe decme. 
 
 X5 Thy feruant Lord thy femant loe, 
 
 I doe my felfe confefle : 
 Sonn* of thy handmayd thou haft brok^ 
 
 the bonds of my diftrefie. 
 
 17 And I will offer vp to thee : 
 a facrifice of praife : 
 
 And T will call vpon the name 
 of God the Lord alv vaies. 
 
 18 T to the Lord will pay the vowejj 
 that 1 haue him behight : 
 
 Yea,euen at this prefent time, 
 
 in all the peoples fight. 
 Ij? Yea,in the court of Gods ownchou!% 
 
 and in the midft of thee: 
 O thou Ienifalera I fay, 
 
 wherefore the Lord prayfeyec. 
 
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 all the people eiieiy where, fet forth his noble pi-aile* 
 
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 all the people euery where, ftt forth his noble praife. 
 * For great his kind.iclTe is to his, his truth endures for are: 
 
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 ^ Giue yee thanks vnto the Lord, for gra< 
 
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 Giue yee thanks vnto the Lord, for gracious is hec : Becaufe 
 
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 ~ that mercy doth- endure, for eucr towards thee, 
 
 re nor. 
 
 6^ iliiilElilillliP^liiiillEii 
 
 " Giite yee thancks vnto the Lores for gracious is nee : Becaufe 
 
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 th it tnCJcy doth endure, for euer towards thee. 
 2 Let Ifraell cdnfefTe and fay 
 
 his mercy duxes for aye. 
 5 New let the honfc of Aaron fay, 
 
 his mercy diires for aye. 
 
 4 Let all thn feare the Lord our God, 
 
 ei;:n now confrfle and fay : 
 The mercy o¥the Lord our God, 
 enduretn fall for aye.^ 
 
 5 I n trouble and in heauineflei 
 v^to the Lord I cryde : 
 
 VV/ ich Louing/y heard mee at large, 
 my mte was not denyde. 
 
 6 The Lord 1 im felfe is on my fide, 
 
 1 will not lt.md in doubt: 
 Kor fearc what man can doc to mee, 
 vrhen God liands mee about* 
 
 7 The Lord doth take my part, with the 
 
 thn hcl|» to fuccour mee: 
 Therefore I shall Ice my deurc* 
 vj>qu mine eneoue. 
 
 S Better it is to tfaft in God, 
 
 then tn mans mortjli feed: 
 $ Or to put confidence in kin^s, 
 
 or Princes in oflt need. 
 io All nations haue incloicd mee 
 
 and coirpafied met round : 
 But in the name of God will I 
 
 mine enemies confound. 
 
 II They kept mee in on euery fide> 
 
 they kept mee in 1 lay : 
 But through the lords moik mighty narna 
 
 I shill work their decay, 
 iz They came about mee as like Bees 
 
 but yet in the Lords name, 
 1 quecht theirthorncs th^t were on fire 
 
 and will dcitrny the lame. 
 
 The fecond pait. 
 
 x; Thou haft with force thruft fore at 
 that I io deed might fail ; (cug* 
 
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 all the people euery where, fet forth his noble praife. 
 
 <BASSVS. 
 
 all the people euei7 where, fet forth his noble praife. 
 VVherfore praife ye the Lord our God, prayfe ye the Lord I fay. 
 
 TMme.liS. tALTVS. J.D.'BofM. 
 
 Iliiiiiiiliiliiiiiiii^lli 
 
 V-J Giue ye thanks vnto the Lord, for gracious is hee : Beccaufe 
 
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 that mercie doth endure, for euer towards thee. 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
 mi -Jt.u4^feitfa4fe^ 
 
 ^ Giue ye thancks vnto the Lord, for gracious is hee : Beecauie 
 
 te= { 1 1 ♦■;< ofe £ | 
 
 that mercie doth endure, 
 But through the Lord I found ftich help 
 
 that they were vanquisht all. 
 j 4 The Lord is my defence and ftrength 
 
 my ioy, my mirth and long : 
 Hee is beecorne for mec in deed : 
 
 a fauiour moft ftrong. 
 
 15 The right hand of the Lord our God, 
 doth bring to paffe great t! iiigs : 
 
 Hee cauleth voyce of ioy and health, 
 in righteous mens dwellings. 
 
 16 The ri«ht had of the Lord doth bring 
 moft mightie things to pas : 
 
 His hand hath the prehemiuence, 
 his force is as it was. 
 
 17 I vvill not dye, but euer Hue, 
 to vtter and declare: 
 
 The Lord his mieht & wondrous power 
 
 his works and what they arc. 
 fi The Lord himfelfe hath chaftcncA 
 4 mi batb Ctixrectcd mec j 
 
 for euer towards thee. 
 
 But hath not giuen mee oueryct> 
 to deaih as yee may fee. 
 
 19 Set open vnto mee the gates, 
 of truth and righteoufnefie: 
 
 That I may enter into them, 
 the Lords praife to confclTe. 
 
 20 This is the gate cucn of the Lor^ 
 vvhi* h shall not fo bee shut 
 
 But gcod and righteous menalway,] 
 saail enter into it. 
 
 The third part. 
 
 21 I will giue thanks to thee (O Lord) 
 beecaufe thou haft heard mee: 
 
 And art become molt louingly, 
 a fauiour vnto mec. 
 
 22 The fione which ere this time, a- 
 the builders was refufd: (mong 
 
 Is now beecorne the corner ftone, 
 t arid tiuciely to bec vtt» 
 
 a; This 
 
2 £ ffelmejxf, 
 
 * ij This was the mightie work of God » in heart, in minde ? and tfc#i» jhto 
 tr.is wis the Lords ownefacl:: 
 
 And it is meruailous to beehold, 
 
 with eyes that noble act. 
 24 Tnii is re ioyfiill day indeede, 
 
 vvhich God himfelfehath wrought, 
 Let vs bee glad and ioy therein, 
 
 Pfalme.119. 
 
 25 Now help vs Lord,and profper vs, 
 wee wish with one accord 1 
 
 x( Mefled bee hee that comes to vs, 
 in the name of the Lord. 
 
 27 God is the Lord that shew'th vs ligr 
 NT VS. G.Farnaby,B.ofMufick. 
 
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 fftt t i fff^Af f f j-*-p 
 
 LefTed are they that perfect are, and pure in minde and heart : 
 
 ^S^ ^d kffir&rfir^-f^Ly J »| P f«i =S 
 
 whole Hues and conuerfation, from Gods Law neuer /tart. BlefTed are 
 
 feXU^U-U l ..|" M 1 f' t. . 
 
 they that giue them felues. his Matures to obferue: Seeking the Lord with 
 
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 all their heart, and neuer from him fvverue. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 LeiT.d are they that perfect are, and pure in minde and heart • 
 
 W ^ S p^ pl U 4 [ * I f_j 
 
 vvhofe liues and conuei fation, from Gods lawes neuer ftart. BlefTed .ire 
 they that giue themfelues, his ftatutes to obferue: Seeking the Lord with 
 
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 all rheir heart, and neuer from him fvverue. 
 
 whilft I thus fet mine eies 5 
 And bend my minde alwaies to mufe, 
 on thy facred decrees. 
 
 I DoubtlcfTe furh men goe not a ftray, 
 
 nor do? no wicked thing : 
 vv. i h ftedfritly walke in his pathes, 
 
 v itho >t any wandring. 
 
 4 It is v r will and commiundment, 
 tha: vith attentate heed: 
 
 Thy noble and diuine precepts, 
 wee learr.e and keepe in dcedc* 
 
 5 Oh wo ild to God it might thee pleaft 
 mv 'v^yes f to addrefle : 
 
 T^at 1 mHit both in heart and voyce, 
 
 t:.v ir/v ;*s keepe ".nd confeffe. 
 4 £>o >i*ouU no shame my lyfe attaine. 
 
 7 Then will I praife with vpright han 
 and magnifie thy name : 
 
 when 1 shal lcarne thy iudgemets iut\ 
 and likevvife protte the lame. 
 
 8 And wholly will 1 giue my fclfe, 
 
 to keepe thy lawes moil right J 
 Forfake mee not for cueT Lord, 
 
 but shew thy grace and might* 
 BETH. The fetond part. 
 f £y vvhatmeanesuiayayougmanbei 
 
Tfalmc. ii &. 
 oindc yee therefore with cord • Thou art my God and I vvill praf ft 
 
 Tour facrificc to the alter, 
 and giue thanks to the Lord, 
 
 18 Thbu art my God I will confdTe, 
 and render thanks to thee : 
 Pftlme. 119. At TVS 
 
 thy mercies towards mec 
 %f O giue yee thanks vnto the Lord, 
 
 for gracious is hee : 
 Becauie his raercie doth endure* 
 
 for eucr towards thee. 
 
 GiFamaby. B.of Muficb 
 
 ^^iii^gg^l^^g 
 
 Leflcd are they that perfect are, and pure in mindc and heart* 
 
 |^#N^ pi*|rr t ft *p i^ 
 
 whofe liues and conuerfa- ti- on, from Gods lawes neuer ftart. Bleffcd are 
 they that giue thcmfelues, his ftatutes to obferue : Seeking the Lord with. 
 
 all their heart, and neuer from him fwerue. 
 BAS SVS* 
 
 
 52. 
 
 LefiTed are they that perfect arc, and pure inminde and heart: 
 
 miiiiiiilflpiiil^Is 
 
 whofe liues and conuerfation, from Gods lawcs neuer ftart. Bleffed are 
 they that giue thcmfelues, his ftatutes to obferue: Seeking tht Lord with 
 
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 all their heart, and leuer from him fwerue. 
 
 his life leirne to amend ) 
 If thithce marke and keep thy word, 
 
 and therein his life /pend. 
 10 Vnfainedly 1 hauethee fought, 
 
 and thus fceking abide : 
 O neuer fntfer mecO Lord, 
 
 fvom thy precepts to Aide. 
 
 If within my heart & fee ret thought!, 
 
 thy v v; ,rd I haue hid ftill : 
 That I might not at anv time, 
 
 offend thy godly will. 
 I* Wee magnifie thy name O Lord, 
 
 and j>r«it the cutraw.es 
 
 Thy" ftatutes of rooft worthy fame, 
 O Lord teach met therefore, 
 
 1 j My lips haue neuer ceaft to preach, 
 
 and publish day and nij-ht : 
 Thy Judgements all which dyd proceed*, 
 
 from thy mouth full of might. 
 14 Thy testimonies 8c tf.y vvaics. 
 
 pleafc mee no lefle in deede, 
 Then all the treafures of the earth. 
 
 which worldlings make their mecde, 
 
 J5 Of tLy preceptsl vvill ftill mufe* 
 yA thereto fiaae try talkc : 
 
 Q At 
 
2oS 
 
 Tfalme.iiy. 
 
 As at a mirk fb will I aime, 
 thy waie* how I miy walke. 
 
 16 My oncly ioy shall bee fo fixt, 
 and on thy lavves fo fet : 
 
 That nothing can mce fo far blinde, 
 
 that I thy words forget. 
 GIMEL. The third part. 
 
 17 Grain to thy feruat now fuch grace, 
 
 « may my life prolong: 
 Thy holy v void then will I keepe, 
 both in my heart and tongue. 
 It Mme eyes which were dim cc shut vp 
 
 fo open and make bright : 
 That of thy law & meruailous works, 
 
 I majr haue the decre fight. 
 
 19 I am a {hanger in this earth, 
 
 wandring now heere now there: 
 Thy word therefore to mce difclole, 
 
 my fpotcfteps for to clcere. 
 ao My foulc is rauisht with defire, 
 
 and ncuer is at reft : 
 But feekes to know thy iudgements hie, 
 
 and what may pleafe thee beft. 
 
 ai The proud men and malitious, 
 
 thou haft deftroy-d ech one* 
 And curfed are fuch as doe not, 
 
 thy hefts attend vpon. 
 ta Lord tume fro mee cebuke & shame, 
 
 which wicked men confpire : 
 For I haue kept thy couenants, 
 With teale as hot as fire. 
 
 2| The princes great in counfell fate. 
 
 and dyd agiinft mec fpcake: 
 But then thy ferttant thought how hee» 
 
 thy ftatutes might not breakc. 
 
 24 For why 1 thy couenants are my ioy, 
 
 and my great hearts folace: 
 They ferue in faad of counfellers, 
 
 my matter for to pane. 
 DALE T H. The fourth part. 
 
 25 I am alas as brought to grant, 
 andalniolt turnd to du(i: 
 
 K.eftore therefore my lyfc again*, 
 
 as thy promife is iuft. 
 z6 My waies when 1 ackuowledged, 
 
 with mercie thou didft heare : 
 Heare n«w efrfoone & mee inftru&, 
 
 thy lavves to loue and fearc* 
 
 %y fetch me once throughly for to know 39 Reptoch and shame which I &> fear* 
 
 turn 
 
 thy precepts and thy lore * 
 Thy works then will 1 meditate, 
 
 and lay them vp in ftorc. 
 2$ My foule I teele fo fore opprefy 
 
 that it melteth for griefc : 
 
 According to thy vvord therefore, 
 
 haft Lord to feud rehefe. 
 
 19 From lying and deccitfull lips, 
 let thy grace mee defend : 
 
 And that I may learne thee to l»uo 
 thy holy law mee fend. 
 
 ;o The way of truth both ftratt & furo 
 I haue chofen and found 1 
 
 I fet thy iudgements mee before, 
 
 fvhich keepe mee fafe and found. 
 
 j 1 Since then (O Lord)I forced my felfc 
 
 thy couenants to embrace : 
 Let mee therefore haue no rebuke, 
 
 nor check in any cafe. 
 $z Then will I rim with ioyfull chetTf 
 
 Where thy word doth mee call : 
 When thou hail fet my heart at larg«, 
 
 and rid mce out of thrall. 
 HE. The fift p3rt. 
 
 II Inftruct mee Lord in the right tr»oV 
 ofthyibtutes diuiue: 
 
 And it to keepe euen to the ende, 
 
 my heart I will encline. 
 ?4 Gratit mee thekuo.vledge of thy la?f 
 
 and I shall it obey : 
 With heart and minde & all my might* 
 
 1 will it keepe I fay. 
 
 $5 In the light path of thy precepts, 
 
 guide mec Lord I require : 
 None other pleeafure doe I wish. 
 
 nor greater thing defire. 
 l6 Incline mine hart thy lavves to keep 
 
 and couenants to embrace: 
 And from all filthy auerice, 
 
 Lord shield mee with thy gtace. 
 
 |7 From vaine defircs & vvorldy luft, 
 
 turne back mine eies and fight : 
 Gine mee the fpirit of life and power 
 
 to walke in thy waies aright. 
 jt Confirme thy gracious promife Lord* 
 
 which thou haft made to mce: 
 Which am thy feruant and doe loue» 
 
 and feare nothing but thee* 
 
frem mee O lord Mcpell 
 For thou doeft iudge with equitie, 
 
 and therein tiocft excel!. 
 4» Behold my hearts deihe is bent, 
 
 thy hvvcs to keepe for aye t 
 Lord nrengthen mee fb with thy grace, 
 
 that it pcrforme 1 may. 
 VAV. The fixt part. 
 
 41 Thy mercies great and manifold, 
 
 let mee obtaiue O Lord : 
 Thy failing health lee mee euioy, 
 according to thy word. 
 
 42 So sh::ll I nop tne liaunderous 
 
 Yet would I not thy law forfak* 
 
 as hee that were forlomc. 
 fa But call to minde Lord thy great 
 
 shev.'d to our fathers old : (work* 
 Whereby I felt thy ioy furmouut, 
 
 my griefc an hundrcth fold. 
 
 5; But yet alas for feare I quake* 
 
 feeing how wicked men : 
 Thy law forfooke and did procure* 
 
 thy iudgements who knov es vvbeni 
 54 And as for mee 1 framd my fongs, 
 
 thyftatutestoexalt: 
 
 of lewd men St. vniuft: (mouthcS, When 1 among the Grangers dwelt* 
 
 F*r in thy faithfnil promifes, 
 ftands my confoit and truft* 
 
 45 The v vord of truth within my mouth 
 
 let cucr ftiil bee preft : 
 For in thy iudgements vvonderfull* 
 
 my hope doth ftand and reft. 
 4A Knd \ vhilft that breath within my 
 
 and thoughts gan mee aflaulc. 
 
 55 I thought tpon thy name O Lor^ 
 by night vvnen others llecpe ; 
 
 As for thy law I alfo kept, 
 and euer will it keepe, 
 
 56 This grace I dyd obtaine becaufe& 
 thy couenams fweet auddeare: 
 
 doth natural! lvfe preferue : (bre#> I dyd embraceand alfo keepe, 
 
 Yea» till this world stall be difiblu'dj 
 thy la. v will 1 otjlerue. 
 
 45 So walk will I as fet at large, 
 and made free from all dread: 
 
 Becaufe I fought how fo" to keepe, 
 thy precepts and thy read. 
 
 4$ Thy noble acts 1 will deicribe, 
 as things of molt great fame: 
 
 Bueii before Kings I will them blaze, 
 and,shrink no whit for shame. 
 
 47 I will rcioyee then to obey, 
 thy worthy he its and will : 
 
 Which cuermore 1 haue lo.i'd beft, 
 and fo will loue them ftiil. 
 
 48 My hand will I lift to thy I awes, 
 which 1 haue dearely fought: 
 
 And praftife thy commaundements, 
 in will, in deed, and thought. 
 ZAIN. The vij. part. 
 
 49 Thy promife which thou madft to me 
 thy feruant Lord remember : 
 
 For therein haue I put my truft, 
 and confidence for cuer. 
 
 50 It is my comfort and my ioy, 
 
 when troubles mee aiTailc: 
 For were my life not by thy word, 
 my lyfe vVould foone mee faile. 
 
 with rcuerence and with feare. 
 
 HETH. The eight part. 
 
 57 O God which art my part and lot, 
 
 my comfort and my ilay : 
 I haue decreed and promifed, 
 
 thy law to keepe alfvay. 
 5S Mine eareneft heart did humbly fiM* 
 
 in prefence of thy face : 
 As th«ii therefore haft p omifed, 
 
 Lord graunt mee of thy grace. 
 
 jj My lyfe I haue examined , 
 and tride ray fecret heart: 
 Which to thy ftatutescaufedmee* 
 
 n:y feetc ftraight to conuert. 
 60 I dyd not ftay nor linger long # 
 
 as they that f othfull are : 
 
 Buthaftely thy lawes to keepe, 
 
 I dyd my feife^prepare. 
 
 *! Thecruell bands of wicked mer^ 
 
 haue made of mee their pray : 
 Yet would I not thy law forget, 
 
 nor from thee goe aftray. 
 fa Thy righteous iudgements towards 
 
 fo great is and lb hie : (mee 
 
 That cuen at midnight will I rife, 
 thy name to magnihe. 
 
 gl The proud Bt fuch as God coniemne, 6} Companion am I to all them, 
 toll made of mec a fcome : rvhich feare thee in tf.cir heart: 
 
 O.ij, Am 
 
210 yfalmc. 
 
 And neither will for ioue nor dread, 
 
 fro n thy commaundements ftart. 
 0*4 Thy mercies Lord mod plentiful!? 
 ,: doe all the world fullfill : 
 
 O teach mec how I may obey, 
 
 thy ftatutes and thy will. 
 TEIH. The ix.part. 
 
 6$ According to thy promifc Lord, 
 
 fo haft thou with mec dealt: 
 For or" thy grace in fundry forts, 
 
 haue T thy feruant felt. 
 €& Teach mce to iudge alvvay aright, 
 
 and giuemee knowledge fure; 
 Tor certainely beleeuc I doe, 
 
 that thy precepts are pure* 
 
 the caufe lufl needs bee muf . 
 76 Now of thy goodnefle I thee priy t 
 
 fbme comfort to mee fend : 
 
 As thou to mec thy feruant hetft, 
 
 ib from all ill mee shend. 
 
 ?y Thy tender mercies power on mee^ 
 
 and! shall fureJy liue : 
 For ioy and confolation both, 
 
 thy lavves to mee doe giue. 
 yZ Confound the proud whofe falfe pre* 
 is mce for to deftroy. ( tence. 
 
 But as for mec thy hefts to know, 
 I will my felfc imploy. 
 
 €y Ere thou didft touch me with thy rod 
 
 1 erred and went aftray : 
 But now I keep thy holy word, 
 
 And make it all my ftay. 
 €% Thou art both good and gratious, 
 
 and giueft molt liberally, 
 Thine ordinances how to keep, 
 
 therefore O Lord teach -mec. 
 
 6f The proud Sc wicked men haue forgd 
 
 againft mee many a lye i 
 Yet tny commaundements ftill obferue, 
 
 with all my hart will I* 
 70 Their harts arc fvvolnc with worldly 
 
 as greaie lb are they fat: 
 But in thy law doe I delight, 
 
 and nothing feek but that. 
 
 70 Who fo with reuerece dotheefeart 
 
 to mec let them retire : 
 And fuch as doc thy coucnants know, 
 and them alone deftrc. 
 
 80 My hart with out all waucring. 
 let on thy lavves bee bent : 
 
 That no confufion cotnc to mee, 
 whereby I should bee shent. 
 CAPH. The xi. part 
 
 8 1 My foulc doth faint and ceafcth no% 
 thy failing health to craue : 
 
 And for thy words fake ftill I truft, 
 my harts defire to haue. 
 
 82 Mine eics do fafle with looking for, 
 tl.y word and thus I lay: 
 
 (weaith Oh when wilt thou mee comfort Lord i 
 why doeft thou thus delay *: 
 
 8; As a skin bottle in the ftnoke, 
 
 fo am I parent and dried: 
 Yet will I not outof my hart, 
 
 let thy commaundements lliHe. 
 84 Alas how long shall I yet liue, 
 
 before i fee the how re : 
 That on my foes which mee torment* 
 thy vengancc thou wilt poure. 
 
 71 O happy time may I well fnj 9 
 
 when thou didit mce correct : 
 For as a guide to leame thy lavyes, 
 
 thy rod did mee direct. 
 7* So that to mee thy word and law, 
 
 is dearer manifold : 
 Then thoufands great of filuer and gold 
 
 or ought that can bee told. 
 I O D. The x.part. 
 
 71 Seeing thy hands haue made mee 
 
 to bee thy creature : (Lord, Thus contrary againft thy lawc, 
 
 Craunt knowledge likewife how to my hurt th^y doe procure. 
 
 to put thy lavves in vre. (learnc Z6 But thy commandments are all true? 
 74. So they that fear? thee shall reioyce, and caufcletfe they mee gHeiK 
 
 when cucr they nice fee \ 
 Becaulc 1 haue learnd i>y thy word, 
 
 to put my truft in thee. 
 75 When with thy rods the world is 
 
 1 k.iow the caufc isiuft: (plagued, 
 $0 r vi.cn thou dolt correct mec Leftj, 
 
 $5 Prcfumptuous men haue digged pit*, 
 thinking to make mce fiire: 
 
 To thee therefore 1 doc ccaipiatnc, 
 that thou ruightit mee telle ue. 
 
 Zy Almoft they had race cjeane deftroy c4 
 and brought mce quite to ground: 
 
 Yet by thy ftatutes 1 abode, 
 and therein f uctouc fcuat 
 
?ftl»CTT* 
 
 tt Reftore owe lord againe to life, the auncient men in deed t 
 
 for thy mercies cxcell : 
 And fo shall 1 thy coucnants keep, 
 
 till death my life expell. 
 LAMED. Thexij. part. 
 $9 In heauens Lord where thou doft 
 
 211 
 
 And all becaufe to keep thy lawcf» 
 I told it aye beft reed. 
 
 loi My feet I haue refrained ek% 
 from euery euiU way: 
 
 thy word is ftablisht fure : (dwell Becaufe that I continually. 
 
 And shall /or all eternity, 
 
 fait grauen there endure. 
 fo From age to age thy truth abid?s> 
 
 as doth the earth vvitnefie : 
 Whofe ground worke thou haft .laidfo 
 
 as no toung cau exprcfle. (fuie, 
 
 f i TLv.cn to this day wee may well fee, 
 
 how all things perfeuerc : 
 According to thy ordiuaunce, 
 
 for all things thee reuere. 
 91 Had it not beene that in thy law, 
 • my fbulc had comfort fought : 
 Long time ere now in my diftres, 
 I had becne brought to nought, 
 
 93 Therefore I will thy precepts aye, 
 
 in memory keep fart : 
 ly them thou hail my life reftord, 
 
 when I was atlaft aft. 
 54 No wight to mee can title make, 
 
 for I am oncly thine : 
 Saue mee therefore for to thy lawes* 
 
 mine cares and hart enclrne. 
 
 9$ The wicked men doc feeke my bane, 
 
 and therefore lye in wait : 
 But I the while confidered, 
 
 thy noble a<fts and great. 
 
 96 1 fee nothing in this wide world, 
 at length which hach not end : 
 
 But thy comaiaundments and thy wor4, 
 
 beyond all end extend. 
 MEM. The xiij. part. 
 
 97 What great defire, and feruentloue 
 doe I beare to thy law i 
 
 All the day long my whole deuife, 
 is onely on thy faw. 
 
 9 8 Thy word hath taught mee farre to 
 my foes in policy : 
 
 For Mil I keep it as a thingt 
 of moft excellency. 
 
 thy word might keep I fay. 
 X02 I hauc not fwerwM from thy iudgei 
 
 nor yet shronk any dell : C nientf 
 For why % thou haft mee taught thereby 
 
 to Hue godly and vvelL 
 
 ioj O Lord how fweet vnto my t*% 
 
 finde 1 thy words alway : 
 Doubtlefie nohony iu my mouth, 
 
 feele ought Co fvvcet I may. 
 104. Thy hvves haue me fuch wifdorn* 
 
 that vtteily 1 hate: . (lcaxnd* 
 
 All wicked and vngodly waies, 
 
 in euery kinde of rate. 
 NVN. The xiiij.part. 
 
 105 Euen as a lanthorne to my feet, 
 fo doth thy word shine bright : 
 And to my pathes where euer I goe# 
 
 it is a flaming light. 
 \o6 I haue both fworne and will pec« 
 
 moft ccrtainely doubtlefie : ( foimc 
 That I will keep thy iudgements iuft» 
 and them in life exprefle. 
 
 107 Affliction hath mee fore oppreft, 
 and brought mee to deathes dorea 
 
 O Lord as thou haft promifed, 
 fo mee to life reftore. 
 
 jo8 The offerings which with hart an| 
 moft franckly I thee giue : ( voice 
 
 Accept and teach mee how I may 
 after thy iudgements Hue. 
 
 10? My foule is aye now in rayhan^ 
 
 that dangers mee aflaiie: 
 Yet doe I not thy law forget* 
 
 nor it to keep will faife. 
 110 Although the wicked lay their net! 
 
 to catch mee at a bay : 
 ( paJTc, Yet did I not from thy precepts, 
 
 once fwcrue or goeaftray. 
 
 59 My teachers,whichdidme inftrudV, 
 
 in knowledge I cxcell: 
 Becaufe I doe thy cot tenants keep, 
 
 and them to others tell. 
 I09 In vrifdomc I doc f aiTc alfo* 
 
 xix Thy Iavrcs I haue fo claimed al- 
 as mine owne heritage : (waf 
 
 Aud whyi for therein I delight, 
 and fet my whole courage. 
 
 Hi For euermore I haue becne bent, 
 thy ftatutes to fulfill; 
 
 0.iij» Coco 
 
212 
 
 Eucn fo like wife vnto the end, 
 
 I will continue ftill. 
 SAMECH. The xv. part, 
 yi 2 The crafty thoughts A^louble harts , 
 
 Idoealwu'esdeteft: 
 But as for thy law and precepts, 
 
 I count them euer belt. 
 XI4 Thou art my hid and fecret place, 
 
 my shield of (tr.ong defence : 
 Therefore ] haue thy promifes, 
 
 looktfor with patience. 
 
 *ij Goe tothereforeyee wicked men, 
 
 depart from mee anone : 
 For thecommaundements vvil I keep, 
 of God my Lord alone. 
 
 116 As thou haft promi fed to performe, 
 that death raee not arfaile: 
 
 Kor let uiy hope abufe mee fo, 
 that through diftruft I quaile. 
 
 117 Vphold mee and Ishalbe fafc, 
 for ought they doe or fay : 
 
 And in thy ftatutes pl?afure take, 
 will I both night and day. 
 
 118 Thou haft trod fuch vnder thf feete> 
 as doe thy ftatutes breake : 
 
 For naught ?uatles their fubtilty 
 their coiinfell is but w«ake. 
 
 H9 t*flce Hroffe thou eaftsthe wicked out 
 
 where euer they goe or dwell: 
 Therefore can las thy ftatutes, 
 
 lone nothing halfe fo well. 
 izo My flesh alas is taken with fcare, 
 
 as though it wcrebenumbd: 
 For when I ice thy Judgements straight, 
 
 I am as one aftound. 
 ATN. The xvi. part. 
 j 2 1 I doe the thing that lavvfull is, 
 
 and gme to all men light: 
 Refignemee not to them that would, 
 
 opprefte mee with their might. 
 in But for thy fecuant furoty bee, 
 
 in that thing that is good : 
 That proud men gtue mee not the foyle, 
 
 which rage as they were wood. 
 
 lyhfaCtlig. 
 
 Hj Mine eyes with way ting are now 
 thy health fo much I crane: (blinde, 
 
 And eke thy righteous promifc Lord, 
 whereby thou wilt race foue. 
 
 X24 Intre.it thyferuant louingly, 
 and fauor tohimshow: 
 
 Thy ftatutes of moft excellency* ] jg^ 
 
 teach mee alfo to Jrn«w. 
 
 US Thy humble feruant Lord I anv 
 
 graunt mee to vnderftand ; 
 how by thy ftatutes I may know, 
 
 beft what to take in hand. 
 1x6 It is now time Lord to beginne, 
 
 for truth is quite decayd : 
 Thy lawlikevvife they haue tranfgreft, 
 
 and none aga.i.itt them fa id. 
 
 llj This is the caufe wherefore I loue 
 b thy lawes better then eold : 
 
 Or iewells fine which are efteemd, 
 moft coftly to bee fold. 
 
 128 I tho.ight thy precepts are moft iuft, 
 and fo them lavd in ftore: 
 
 All crafty and malicious waics 
 
 1 doc abhorre there fete. 
 PE. The xvii.piiT. 
 
 129 Thy coueniuus are moft wonderful, 
 and full of things profound • 
 
 My foule therefore doth keep them fure, 
 when they are mde and found. 
 
 130 When men fir/tenter into thy word, 
 they rinde a light moft cleere : 
 
 And very idiots vnderftand, 
 when they it read orheare. 
 
 ij 1 For ioy I haue both $<*pt & breath'4 
 
 to knovv thy commaundement : 
 That I might guyd tny life thereby 
 
 I fought what thing it ment. 
 I_U With mercy and companion both, 
 
 behold mee from aboue : 
 As thou art wont to behold fuch, 
 
 as thy name feare and loue. 
 
 I J? Dire ft my footfteps by thy word, 
 
 that I thy will may knovv : 
 And neuer let iniquitie, 
 
 thy ieruant ouerthrow. 
 I?4- Fro flandrous tongues 8c deadly hate 
 
 preferue and keep mee fure : 
 
 Thy precepts then will I obferue, 
 
 and put them eke ill vre. 
 
 ijj Thy countenance which dothfur- 
 
 the S urine it) his bright hew: (mount 
 Let shine on mee and by thy law, 
 
 teach mee for to efchevy. 
 1 16 Out of mine eyes &reat rlouds gush 
 
 of dreary teares and fell: (out 
 
 When I behold how wicked men 
 
 thy Uwcf keej> neuer a dell. 
 
 ZADE 
 
Pfxlme, 
 
 fcAPH The xviij. part. 
 
 137 Ineuery point Lord thou art iuft, 
 
 the wicked though they grudge : 
 And whe thou docii fentence pronouce 
 thou art a righteous iudge. r 
 
 j$8 To render right and flee from guile, 
 
 are mo chiefe points moft hye : 
 And fiah as thou haft in thy law, 
 
 commaunded vs ftraig htly. 
 
 TJ9 With zeale 8c wrath I am cofumd 
 
 and euen pined away : 
 To fee my foes thy word forget, 
 
 for ought that J do may 
 
 140 So pure and perfect is thy word, 
 as any hart can deeme ; 
 
 And I thy feruant nothing more* 
 doc loue, or yet efteemc. 
 
 24T And though I bee nothing fet by, 
 
 zs one of bafe degree: 
 Yet do I not thy hefts forget 
 
 nor shrinlee away from thee. 
 
 141 Thy right eoufnefle Lord ismoft iuft 
 for ewer to endure : 
 
 Alfo thy law is truth it felfe, 
 moit conftant 3nd nioii pure. 
 
 14J Trouble & grief haue feafed on mee 
 
 and brought mee wo/.drous low: 
 Yet do I kill of thy precepts, 
 delight to heare and know. 
 
 144 The righteoufneffeof thy iudgemets 
 
 doth ki* foreuertnore: 
 Then teach them nnjc for euen in them, 
 my life laicth vp in (lore. 
 
 KOPrf. The xix.part. 
 
 145 YVith ferucnt hart I cald and cride, 
 now aunfvvere mee O Lord: 
 
 That I thy t ommaundnients to obferue, 
 
 1 may fully accord. 
 140" 10 thee my God I make my fute, 
 
 with moft humble requeft : 
 Saue mee therefore and 1 will keep* 
 
 thy precepts and thy heft. 
 
 147 To thee cry I euen in the morne, 
 before the day waxe light : 
 
 Becaufc that I haue in thy word, 
 my confidence whole plight. 
 
 14 8 Mine eies preuent the watch by 
 and ere they call I awake: ( night 
 
 That by deuitfug 9 f thy word, 
 I might fame comfort takt. 
 
 n 9 ; 213 
 
 149 Incline thienetre to neare my voic« 
 and pittyon mee take. 
 
 As thou was wont fo ludzc mee Lord, 
 leaf! life should mee forfake. 
 
 150 My foes draw nearc & do procure^ 
 my death malicioufly: 
 
 Which from thy Iner are tar gon back 
 and ftraid from it lewdly. 
 
 151 Therfore O Lord approch thou net*' 
 for need doth fo require : 
 
 And all thy precepts true they are, 
 
 then help I thee defire. 
 15 zBv thy commandments I haue learnd 
 
 not now, but long agoc : 
 That they remaine for euermore, 
 
 thou hait them grounded fo* 
 
 XEStt. Thexx.part. 
 
 15? My rouble and affiicuon, 
 
 confiderand behold: 
 Dcliuer mee for of thy law, 
 
 I euertake fad hold. 
 
 154 Defend my good & righteeuscaufcfc 
 with fpeed mee fuccour fend: 
 
 From death zs thou haft promifed, 
 Lord keep mee and defend. 
 
 155 As for the wicked far they are, 
 from hailing health and grace: 
 
 VVherby they might thy ftatutcs knov? 
 
 they enter i.ot thy trace. 
 i$6 Great are thy mercies Lord I grant 
 
 what tongue can them attaiue: 
 AnHas thou hzft mee iudg'd ere now, 
 
 fo kt mee life obtaine. 
 
 157 Though many men did trouble mee, 
 znd perfecute mee fore : 
 
 Yet from thy lawes 1 neuer shrank, 
 nor went awry therefore. 
 
 158 And truth it is forg-nefe I dye, 
 vr.'.en I thefe traitors fee: 
 
 Becaufe they keep ^o whit thy word, 
 nor yet fcek to know thee. 
 
 159 Behold for I do loue thy lawes, 
 with hart moft glad and faine: 
 
 As thou art good & gratious Lord, 
 reftore my life againe. 
 
 160 What thy worddodi decree, nuft 
 and fo it hath been euer: (fcee 
 
 Tiy rifhteoii Judgements are alfo, 
 »olt true and decay neucr. 
 
 <>•* >**• SCHIN, 
 
314 
 
 PfaUne.il $. 
 
 SCHIN, The.xxi. part 
 
 j6i Princes haue fought {by cruelty, 
 
 caufcles to make nice couch : 
 lut all in vaine, for of thy word, 
 
 the feare did my hart touch. 
 16" a And ccrtainely euen of thy word* 
 . I was more mery and glad: 
 Then he that of rich fpoilcs and prayes, 
 
 great (tore and plenty had. 
 
 $63 As for all lies and falfity, 
 
 I hate moft and dctett • 
 For why 5 thy holy lavvcs doe I, 
 
 abouc all things loue beft. 
 X#4 Seue times a day I prayfe the Lord 
 
 tinging with hart and voice: 
 Thy righteous afts and wonderfull, 
 fo caufe mce to reioyec. 
 
 ltfj Great peace md reft shall all fnck 
 which doe thy ftotutes loue, (haue. 
 No daunger shall their quiet ftate, 
 
 empaire or once remoue. 
 %66 Mine oncly health Sc comfort Lord* 
 
 I looke for at thy hand : 
 And therefore hauc 1 done thofe things, 
 which thou didft mee commannd. 
 
 I6j Thy lavvcs haue been my exercife 
 
 which my (bale much defied : 
 So much my loue to them w\M bent* 
 
 that nought els I reouir'd. 
 \6Z Thy ftatiitesand commaundements, 
 
 1 kept thou knovvft aright : 
 For all the things that I haue done, 
 
 are prefent in thy fight. 
 
 *J>falme. 12 0- C A NTVS. Cj. Farnxby. r B. of M. 
 
 ••" vr - Li. j :.. -v..— it .... «.^.L- t jt it iti J--L 
 
 N trouble and in thrall, vn- to the Lord I call, and he doth mee 
 
 itfgggliiiiiigiiiififi 
 
 corn foruDeliuer nice I fay, from Hers lips alway, & tongue of faile report. 
 
 re nor. 
 
 MiilifilPIlfllfl 
 
 N trouble and in thrall, vnto the Lord I call, and he doth mce 
 
 H^^iSi^^ii^||iiilillii§l 
 
 coinfort.Deliucr mee I Ay>frorn liers lips alway, & tongue of falfe report* 
 * VVhat vauntagcor what things Of hot continuing' fire* 
 
 Gets thou thus for to fting, 
 
 Thou falfe awd flattering lierl * Alas to long I flack. 
 
 4 Thy tongue doth hurt I vvecne, VVithin thefe tents fo black: 
 
 Ko lefTe then arrov ves kecne, Which kedars are by name, 
 
 rPjalme.lll. CAN TVS- q.FdrnSy. r B.ofM .. 
 
 *^ Lift mine eyes to. Si- on hill, from whence I doc attend, 
 
 re nor. 
 
 J,iftrainc eyes to Si- on hill, from vthence i iot attend 
 
*AV The xxfj.part. 
 
 16? O lord let my complaint and cry, 
 
 before thy face appeare : 
 And as thou hat't mee promifemade, 
 
 To tejen mce thec to feare. 
 170 :/y humble fupplication, 
 
 tow.ird th.ee let finde acccflfei 
 And gruitijt mee Lord deliuerancc, 
 
 for Co is thy promifc. 
 
 Pfalme.lt 9. lij 
 
 171 Stretch out thy fcaiul I tfjee be* 
 and fpee^ely mee faue : ( feecfc 
 
 For thy comma undraents to obferue, 
 
 chofen O Lord 1 haue. 
 174 Of thee, alone Lord I crauc hcalik 
 
 for other I know none 
 And in thy law and nothing els 
 
 I doe delight alone. 
 
 175 Graunt mee therefore long dilts w 
 thy name to magnifier (Uut 
 
 And of thy iudgements merciful^ 
 let mee thy fauour try. 
 
 Ij6 For I was loft and went aftray 9 
 much like a vvandring sheep: 
 
 J71 Then shall my lips thy prayfesfpeak 
 
 after moft ample fort : 
 When thou thy ftacutcs hail mee taught 
 
 wherti.i ftands all comfort : 
 J72 My tongue, shall Zing vS: preach thy 
 
 and o:i this wife fay shall, (word Oh feeke mee for I haue not fa-. 4 
 JBods famous acts and noble lawes, thy commaurnUnents to keep. 
 
 are iuit and perfect ail. 
 
 ?>falme 120. <iAL TVS. g.F*rnaty.B.efM. 
 
 N trouble and in thrall , vnto the Lord I calUandhee doth mee 
 
 iimiilggiiiiSi-^ : ^^i 
 
 comfort; Deliuer mee 1 fay, from lie rs lips al- way,& tongue pi falfc report. 
 
 <B ASSVS. 
 
 Ifffjfj 
 
 N trouble and in thrall, vnto the Lord I call : and hee doth mee 
 
 ss^isiiEigi&^i^g^ 
 
 comfort Deliuer mee I fay.from Ucrs lips alway,& tongue of falfc report. 
 Jy whom thy flock elect, I came a peace to make* 
 
 And all of Iiaacts fe#, And fet a quiet life : 
 
 arc put to open shame. *ut when my tale was toli 
 
 Caufeles I was contiold, 
 7 V Vith them that peace did hate, By them that would haue (Wfe. 
 
 cpfalme. I 2 1 ALTV S. q.Famaby.B.of M. 
 
 lift mine eyes to Sion hill, from whence I doe attcod, 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Xiftminecye* toSiou h&t from whence I doc attend 
 
 9*» d»* 
 
SItf 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 that fuccour God mee fend. The mightic God mee fuccour will, which 
 
 wm^mmmmm 
 
 feeauen and eaAh fra- med, and all things therein na- 
 
 TENOR, 
 
 med. 
 
 rt aa*^t;.« 'iu U 4J , ^.n i xi 
 
 that fuccour God mee fend. The mightie God ruee fuccour will, which 
 
 heauen and earth framed, and all things therein named. 
 
 3 Thy foote from (tip hee will preferue, But his eyes shall ener watch. 
 
 And will the fafely keep : 
 
 For hee will neuer flee pe. 5 The Lord is thy warrant alwsy, 
 
 4 Loe, hee rhat doth Hiael conferue, The Lord eke doth the couer, 
 Ho fleepe at all can him catch, As at thy right hand euer. 
 
 • .Tfakne.j 22. fJNTFS. q.Farmby.B.of ' M, 
 
 Did in heart reioyce, to heare the peoples voyce, in oife- ring fb * 
 
 iilii^iilillliliilif^ 
 
 willingly: For let vs vp faythey,and in the Lords houfe pray,thus fpakethe folk 
 
 Si^=gS3iiii^i^^i^ 
 
 full loumgty, Our fcetc that wandrcd wide, shall in thy gates abide. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 v 
 
 Did in heart reioyce, to heare the peoples voyce, in offering fb wiU 
 
 im&^^&m^m^m 
 
 ■*. 
 
 iingiy: For let vs vp fay they,and w the Lords houfe pray, thus fpake the 
 
 lEpiilgggg^^M 
 
 felk fulllouingly, Ow fcete that vvandrtf wide, shall in thy gates abide. 
 
+ALTVS. 
 
 f=^L M^iJiigi^iS; 
 
 ^=& 
 
 217 
 
 that fuccour God mee /end. The mightie God mee fuccour will, which 
 
 gifiiifaBMll 
 
 heau«n and earth framed, and all things therein named. 
 
 BASS VS. 
 
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 l^piH^Ii^^ 
 
 =? 
 
 that fuccour God mee fend. The mightieGod mse.fuwcour wilUwhich 
 
 wmmummmmm 
 
 heauen and earth framed, and all things therein named. 
 
 4 The Sunne shall not thee parch by day And will thy lyfe Aire faue; 
 
 Nor the Moone not halfe fo bright. And thou al(b shal c haue. 
 
 Shall with cold thee hurt by night, t In all thy bufineffe fcood fucceflc : 
 
 Where euer thou goert in or out, 
 7 The Lord will keep thee fr6 diftrefle, God will thy things bring out. 
 
 Pfaltne. 1 22. ALT VS. G.Farnah.'B.ofM. 
 
 I 
 
 illiiilili^^l^iitel 
 
 Dyd in heart reioyce,to heare the peopks voyce, in offering fo vvil- 
 
 lig|i||i^fliiiipEgi^^ 
 
 lingly :For let vsvp &y they,& io the Lords houfepray, thus fpakethe 
 folic r ull louingly , C ur fee t e that wandred wide, shall in thy gates abide* 
 
 "SASSVS. 
 
 
 Dyd in heart rcioyce, to heare the peoples voice,! n offering (b \y'tU 
 
 lingly : For let vs vp fay they, and in theLordsrioufe pray,thus fpake the folk 
 
 full louingly Our feetc that wandred wide» shall in thy sates abjtic* 
 
ii 8 CANT VS. 
 
 O thou Ierufalem full faire: which art fo fcemely fct, much like a 
 
 l=iil^-:iiilggE 
 
 Citie neate, the like whereof is not elfe where. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 fcH 
 
 ap^ppiiii^p^j 
 
 O thou Ierufalcm full faire : which arc fo feemcly fet, much like a 
 
 Citie neate, the like whereof is not clfc where. 
 
 4 The tribes with one accord* 5 For there are Thrones ere<ft, 
 
 The tribes' of God the Lord : And that for this refpcft. 
 
 Are thethcr bent their way to take: To fet forth iuftice orderly* 
 
 So God before dyd tell, Which Thrones right to maintaine* 
 
 That there his Ifraell, To Dauids houfe pertaine, 
 Their graicrs shquld together make. His folk to indgc accordingly. 
 
 Pfalme.ll^. 
 
 C A NT VS. 
 
 E.lilanckf. 
 
 " Lord that heauen doeft pofleflTe, I lift mine ey< 
 
 i 
 
 E^ 
 
 : eyes to thee: 
 
 3 
 
 gj ff;l4*frg&t *?Hi A ...-" 
 
 guen as the fcruant Ufteth his, his maifters hands to fee* 
 
 T6N0R. 
 
 O Lordthat heauen doeft potTeiTc, I lift myne eyes to thee i 
 
 Euen as the feruant lifteth his, his maifters hands to fee. 
 
 % As handmaides watch their miftris J lord praunt rs thy companion, 
 ; fome grace for to ttchiue : (hands, and mercie m thy light: 
 
 So wee behoW the Lord 0111 God, For wee are filled and ouercom*,. 
 till hec doc vs forglue. f vivh hatred and deipighu 
 
A LTV S. 
 
 ggjllglpEg^sglp 
 
 xqp^ 
 
 2ip 
 
 O thou Ieruftlem full fiirc : which art fi> feemely fct, much like a 
 
 |j£35i==!j| 
 
 Citie ne«e, thcliie whereof is not elfe where* 
 
 O thou Ierufalem full faire : which art fo feemely fct,much like a 
 
 mm^ ^ ^ mM 
 
 Citie ncatc, the like whereof i* not elfe where. 
 
 * To pray let vs not ceafc. 
 For I er u fa 1 cms peace. 
 
 Thy friends God profper mightely : 
 y Peace bee thy vvalles about, 
 And piofper thee throughout, 
 
 thy places cite continually. 
 
 % I wish thy profperoirs ftate, 
 For my poore brcthrens fake, 
 
 That comfort haue by meanes of ta€0 
 p Gods honfe doth mee allure. 
 Thy wealth for to procure, 
 
 So muchalwaies as lieth inmec. 
 
 Pfalme.liy 
 
 ALTVS. ErBlanck* 
 
 o 
 
 I^^JggJfE^gEJ^EMil 
 
 Lord thatheaucn doeft pofTeflTc, I lift mine eyes to thee, 
 
 Eucn as the feruant lii'teth his, his inafters hands to fee. 
 
 3 ass vs. 
 
 " Lord that heauen doeft poffefle, I lift mine eyes to thee: 
 
 Euen 3S the icruant hfteth Lis, 1 :s maitcrs hands to ftc. 
 
 f Our minxes bee ftuf: with great re- Doe make of ?s their mocking ftock* 
 
 tiic rich and workUy wiie; (bulc the proud doc vs dcfpiic. 
 
 Hom 
 
IIO P/ttxi^' C A *tTVS. G.Farndy.S.ofM. 
 
 Ovv Uracil may fay and that truck, if that the Lord had not 
 
 PO£ 
 
 our caufe maintaind: If that the Lord had not our right fuftaitui, When all 
 
 the world .ig jinft vs furioufljr, made their vprores, and fayde, wee 
 
 thouldall die. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 ^ N |^| ^gpl^^^^ g 
 
 Ovvlfracll may fay and that truely, if that the Lord had not 
 
 gEjgjjpiigi iai gg 
 
 our caufe maintaind : If that the Lord had not our right fuftaind, When 
 
 all the world againft vs furiouilie, made their Tpreres, and faid> wee 
 
 ^ 
 
 mm 
 
 should all die. 
 % Now long agoe, 
 
 they had deuourd vs all: 
 And fvvallowed qui Jce, 
 
 for ought that wee could deeme, 
 Such was their rage, 
 
 as wee might well efteeme. 
 4 And as the tiouds, 
 
 with mightie furce doe fall: 
 
 So had they now, 
 
 our Hues cucn brought to thrall* 
 
 5 The raging ftreames, 
 
 molt proud in roaring noife : 
 Had long agoe, 
 
 ouerwhelmdvsin the deep. 
 
 6 Bat loucd bee God, 
 
 «P/W.l2y. CANT VS. G.Farnaby'B.of M. 
 
 m m^3& ^miE3sk*& 
 
 Vcb a* in God the Lord do truii, as Mount Sion shall firmclf ftand: 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 S^^^^^te^ j g i si 
 
 2 
 
 Vet. *• in God U.C Lord do ttuto a* Mount Siou shajj iuiucly ttand % 
 
Pfalme.124. ALTVS. G.TavabyrB. of <J\l lit 
 
 K p^?S3g-3ggpi§llsfg 
 
 ^C 
 
 Ow Ifraell m.iy fay and that truely, if that the Lord had not 
 our caufe rnaintaind : if that the Lord had not our right ruftaind, When 
 
 g= £T * i ttit^gH ♦ . nm 
 
 all the world againi* rs furioufiy, made their vprores, and faid, wee 
 
 I^nii 
 
 should all die. 
 
 B AS SVS. 
 
 
 Ow Ifraell may fay and that truely, if that the Lord had not 
 
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 our caufe rnaintaind : If that the Lord had not our right fuftaind, When 
 
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 t=^= 
 
 all the world againrt ys furioufiy, made their vprores,and fayd, wee 
 
 fe§£ii 
 
 should all die. 
 which doth vsfafely keep: 
 From bloudy teeth, 
 
 and their moit cruell voice : 
 Which as a pray, 
 
 to eate vs would reioyce, 
 
 7 Euen as a bird, 
 
 out of the foulers grin: 
 
 Pfalme.ii^. 
 
 Ifcapeth awayt 
 
 right fo it fareth with ?» 
 Broke are their nets, 
 
 and wee haue fcaped thus. 
 t God that made heauen, 
 
 and earth is our help then* 
 His n:tme hath faued vs, 
 from thefe wicked men. 
 
 ALTVS. G.Farnaby.'B.cfM. 
 
 *J Y ch as in God the Lord doe truflL as Mount S ion shall £rmel« iland« 
 
 V ch as in God the Lord doe truft, as Mount Sion shall firmcly (land; 
 
 'B as svs. 
 
 S ^^pl^^^^fc£^)g 
 
 Vckajin God ike Lord doc tmO, at Mount SioR shall fiaaeiy itand: 
 
 And 
 
*25 CANTVS. 
 
 And bcc remoued at no hand, the Lord will count them right and iuft, 
 
 g^^^Mjgpgp 
 
 f© that they shal jc fure, for tiur to endure. 
 
 
 And bee rernoued at 1 ohand, the Loud will count them right and iuft, 
 
 fbthat thry shalbe fure, for euer to endure. 
 * As niigf-.tie mountaincs huge cV great* They neuer necde to feare* 
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 Irvho on his godly will doe wait. By miking wicked roen his rod: 
 
 Such arc to him fo deaie > lcaft they through grief forfake their god 
 
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 Hofc that doe put their confidence, vponthe Lord our God onely: 
 
 mifcry. 
 
 and flee to him for his dc- fence, in all their need and 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 Hofe that doe put their confidence, vpon the Lord ourGod onely • 
 
 And flee to him for his defence, In all their ueede and mifcry. 
 Their faith is fure firme to endure, His faithfull people doth defend J 
 
 Grounded on Chril* the corner flone : Standisg them by afluredly, 
 Mou*d with none ill, but ftandcth ftill, From this time forth world without end 
 Stedfaft like to Mount Sion. 
 
 And as about Iemfalem, 
 The mightie hills do it compaflh 
 So that uo enemies come to theu^ 
 To hurt the t. wne in any cafe. 
 So Go4 in deed in cucr; ncedc, 
 
 Kight wife it\4 good is our Lord Go^ 
 And vvill not fufTcr cei tainely: 
 The tinners and vngodlies rod, 
 To tarry vpon his family. 
 Leaft they alfo from God should got;* 
 Falling to finac and vviciednriTe; 
 
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 Tt shall not as their lot ftill bee. By crooked vvaies which the} out fought 
 
 4 Giue Lord to thofe thy light, The Lord will furcly bring to nought, 
 
 VVhofe hearts are true and right. with works moft vile they shall abide* 
 
 But peace with Ifraell, 
 5 But as for fuch as turne afidc. For cueimorc shall dwell. 
 
 Another of the fame. ALTVS. %*Allifon. 
 
 Hofe that doe put their confidence, vpon the Lord ©ur God onely : 
 
 ^ Hofe that doe out rhf»ir fon^H«*nrr». vnnn the -lmA our Clr*A nnplt* 
 
 And flee to him for his defence* *fc ail their j*fdt and mife- ry. 
 
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 * Hofe that doe put their confidence, vpon the Lord our cod oneIy» 
 
 And flee to him for his defence, In all their necde aud miferie. 
 
 O Lord df fend,world without ende. 
 Thy cbriitia flock through thy goodneflc* 
 
 O lord doe good to Chriftians all, 
 That ftedfiil in thy word abide: 
 Such as willinglv from God fall, 
 And to falfc dowtrinc diyly ilide. 
 Such will the Lord fcatter abroad, 
 with hipocntcs throwne down to hell : 
 t/od wU thein fend ^aincs vyitUitt cud. 
 
 But Lord graunt peace to Iftaell. 
 
 Glory to God thefatherof migh* 
 And to the Sonne our Sauiour: 
 And to the holy Ghoil vvhofe li^ht. 
 Shine in our hearts and vs fuccour*. 
 That tiiC right way from day to day. 
 Wee may vvalke and him glorifie: 
 With harts defire all that are hecr^ 
 Worship tUc JLgi'd aud fay Amen. 
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 far them alfo great things had done: 
 | But much more wee, 
 . K 4H4 tiietcforc can toRfcflfe no lcfle, 
 
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 wee haue good caufe as vvee bcgiwf 
 4 O Lord got foorth, 
 
 thou canii our bondage end : 
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 when they shall reape with mirth .and with ioy they shall fure fee ; 
 
 f They went and wept, (ioy. Their sheaues home bring, 
 
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 Cities and holds to watch and ward, Except the Lord bee their fauegard. 
 
 TSNOR. 
 
 Xcept the Lord the houfe doc make, And thereunto do fct his hand : 
 What men doe build it cannot ftand* Likewife in vaine men vndertake. 
 
 Though ye rife earely in the morne, j Therfore marke well,whe euer ye fee 
 And fo at night goe late to bed, That me haue heires toenioy their laud, 
 
 Feeding full hardly with brown bread, J t is the gift of Gods owne hand. 
 
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 4 And when the children come to age> 
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 In perfon and in comelincfiTc: 
 
 So that a shaft shot with courage, 
 Of one that "hath a moft ftrong arme, 
 Irlieth not To fwift nor doth lika harrce. 
 
 5 Oh well is him that hath his quiuer^ 
 Furnisht with iuch artillery: 
 For when in perill hee shall bee, 
 Such one shall neither shake nor shu.ef 
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 fo doth thy wife fpring out : and hee shall let thee fee: 
 
 Thy children ftands like Oliue plants, 5 The promifed lerufalcm, 
 $hy table round about. and his felidtie. 
 
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 5 Vpon my back the plowers plowd» 5 They that hate mee shall bee ashamed 
 the forrowes long did caft : and turned back alfo ; 
 
 4 The righteous Lord hath cut the cords 6 And made as gras vpon the houfe, 
 of wicked foes at laft. which withereth ere it grow. 
 
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6 Thou shalt thy children? children fee, And likewife grace en Ifraetfr 
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 7 Whereof the movver cannot finde> ? Nor paflerJ by pray God on them,' 
 
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 Nor hce can fill his Lip that goeth Nor fay wee bbfle you in the naac 
 
 to gleane vpon the land. of God the Lord at all. 
 
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 O Lord, my requeft, for it is full due time : And let thine eares aye bee 
 
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 TENOR. 
 
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 prcft, vnto this praier mine 
 J O Lord our God, if thou way, 
 our finnes and them perufe : 
 ■ Who shall then efcape or fay, 
 
 I can my felfe excufe s : 
 4 fciit Lord thou art merciful 1, 
 and turntt to vs thy grace : 
 That wee with harts moft careful! 
 
 should fear« before thy face. 
 
 5 In God I put my whole truft, 
 
 my l'oulc wait'h on his will: 
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 and 1 hope therein ftill. 
 
 6 My foule to God hath regard. 
 
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 not exercife my felfe, in things that bee to hye. 
 TENOR. 
 
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 not exercife my felfe, in things that bee to hye. 
 j fent as the child that waiued is, So hiue I O Lord behaued my felfe, 
 
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 * Emember t>«rids tronblt* Lo*, how to the Lord hee fwore. 
 
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 preft, vnto his praier mine, 
 wishing for him alvvay : 
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 to fee the dawning day. 
 
 7 Let Ifraell then boldly, 
 in the Lord put his trurh 
 
 Hee is that God of mercy, 
 that his deliuer muft. 
 
 S For hee it is that muft faue, 
 Ifraell from his ftnne : 
 
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 their confidence in him. 
 
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 4 O Ifraell truft in t,hr Lord, prom this time forth for euermore, 
 
 let him bee all thy ftay: from age to age for aye. 
 
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 reft, or the eyes in my head. 
 
 $ Till I haue found out for the Lord, 
 
 a place to fit there on : 
 JVn houfe for Iacobs God to bee, 
 
 an habitation. 
 
 6 Wee heard of it atEnphrata, 
 
 there did wee heare this found* 
 And in the field and forrefts there, 
 thefe voyecs tint wee found* 
 
 7 Wee will aiTiy and goe in now, 
 his tabernacle there: 
 
 Before his footftoolc to fall dovvne, 
 
 vpon our knees in feare. 
 3 Arife O Lord,arife I fay, 
 into thy retting place; 
 
 Both thou and the arke of thy ftrength, 
 the prefence of thy grace. 
 
 9 Let all thy priefts bee clothed Lor»^ 
 
 with truth and righteoufneffc: 
 Let all thy faints and holy men, 
 
 fing all with ioyfulneflTe. 
 xo And for thy fernant Dauids fake, 
 
 refute not Lord I fay: 
 The feat of thine annotated, Lord, 
 
 nor turne thy face away. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 XI The Lord to Dauid fvvore in mittr* 
 and will not shrink from it: 
 
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 * within my houfe, nor clime vp to my bed, nor let my temples take their 
 
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 reft, or the eies in my head. 
 
 Saying the fruit of thy body, 
 
 vpon thy feate shall fit. 
 12 And if thy fonnes my couenant keep, 
 
 that I shcill leame ech one: 
 Then shall their fonnes for eucr fit, 
 
 vpon thy princely throne, 
 
 I? The Lord himfelfe hath chofe Sion» 
 and loties therein to dwell : 
 
 X4. Saying this is my retting place, 
 I lone and like it well. 
 
 15 And I will bleiTe with great increase 
 her victuals eucry where: 
 
 And i will fimsfie with bread, 
 
 the needy that bee there. 
 
 16 Yea, I vvili deck & cloth her priefb^ 
 with my filiation: 
 
 And all his faints shall fing for ioy, 
 of my protection. 
 
 17 There will I furely make the home* 
 ofDauidfor to bud : 
 
 For I haue there ordiind for mine, 
 a lanthorne bright and good* 
 
 iS As for his enemies I will cloth, 
 
 with shame foreuer more: 
 But I will caufe his crowne to shine* 
 
 more fresh thai hcereiofore. 
 
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 gether faft to hold> the band of amitie, 
 % It cahh to mind the fweet perfume, $ It wet not A<iro»s head alone, 
 
 and that coftly ointment*. but drencht his beard throughputs 
 
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 4 And as the lower ground doth drinke, 5 Euen fo the Lord doth power on thenn 
 
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 him yee that ftand and bee, in the houfe of the Lord : ye of his court & of 
 
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 fing praifes to his n. ; me : hee made nothing in vaine. 
 
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 alv'vraes to do the fame. in Egipt that tooke reft : 
 
 4 For why s . the Lord hath chofe Iacob, Hee fparcd there no lining thing, 
 
 his very owne you fee: 
 
 So hath hee chofcn If raell, 
 his treafure tor to bee* 
 
 5 For this 1 know and am right fure> 
 
 the Lord is very great: 
 Hee is in d-'ed aboue all Gods? 
 nioft eafy to hitreat. 
 
 6 Forvvhatioeuer pleafed him, 
 all that full well hee wrought: 
 
 In heauen, in earth, and in the ica, 
 which hee hath framd of nought. 
 
 the man nor yet the beaft. 
 
 7 Hee lifts vp clouds euen fro the earth 
 hee makes lightnings and raine : 
 
 T fa/me. n 6. CANT VS. 
 
 9 Hee bath in thee shevvd vvoders great 
 
 O Egipt void of vaunts: 
 On Pharaothy curfed king, 
 
 and hi fcuerc feruants. 
 to Hee fmot then many nations, 
 
 and did great acts and things * 
 Hee ilevv the great and mightiefl 
 
 and chiefeit of their kings. 
 
 1 1 Sehon king of the Amor its* 
 
 and Og king of Kafon: 
 Hee fjevv alfo the kingdoms all, 
 
 that were of Canaan S 
 
 q.Kirby. 
 
 Raifeyee the Lord. for hee is good, for his mere ie endu-reth for 
 UJ " cuer. Giue praife vntothe Godof Gods for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
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 ■ Raife yec the Lord, for hee is good, for his mercie endureth for 
 
 ciier, Owe juailc Vino the God ot Gods, fox Us mercy euuuiwth tor cuer. 
 
aALT VS. 237 
 
 him ye that ftand and bee, in the houfe of the L04*d,yee of his court ik of 
 
 his houfe, praife him with one accord. 
 B A S S V S. 
 
 him ye that ftand and bee, in the houfe of the Lord : ye of his court & of 
 
 his houfe, praife him with one accord. 
 
 12 And giue their land to Ifraell 
 
 an heritage wee fee : 
 To Ifraell his ownc people, 
 
 an heritage to bee. 
 The lecond parr. 
 I? Thy name O Lord shal ftill endure, 
 
 and thy memoriall : 
 Throughout all generations, 
 
 that are or euer shoJl. 
 
 14 The Lord shall farely now auenge, 
 his people all in deed : 
 
 And to his feruants hee will shew, 
 fauor in tyme of neede. 
 
 15 The Idols of the heathen are made, 
 in all their coafts and lands : 
 
 Of filuer and gold bee they, 
 the work ei:cn of mens hands. 
 
 X6 They haue their mouthes 8c cannot 
 and eics that hauc no fight ; (fpeake. 
 
 17 They eke haue eares,, that heare no 
 their mouthes be brethles quite.(thing 
 
 iS wherefore all they are like to them, 
 that fo doth fct them forth: 
 
 And likewife thofe that truft in them 
 or think they bee ought worth. 
 
 19 O all ye houfe of Ifraell, 
 fee that ye praife the Lord: 
 
 And ye that bee of Aarons-houfe, 
 praife him wirh one accord. 
 
 20 And ye that bee of Leuics houfe, 
 praife ye likewife the Lord • 
 
 And all that ftand in awe of him, 
 praife him with one accord. 
 
 11 And out of Sion found his praife, 
 the great praife of the Lord: 
 
 Which dvvellcth in Ierufakra, 
 praife him with one accord. 
 
 t Jaime. 1 3 6. A LTV S '. g.Kirfy. 
 
 * / Raife ye the Lord, for bee is good, for his mercie endurethfor 
 
 f uer.Giue praife vnto the God of Gods, for his mercie endurcth tor cuer.""" 
 
 Raife ye the Lord for hee is good, for his mercie eudureth for 
 
 Giht 
 
*3$ CANTVS. 
 
 Gine praife vnto the Lord of Lords, forhismcr- cic endure th for 
 
 &rH# Tf*l "1 Ifl-rta 
 
 e- uer. Which oncly doth great wonders work, for his mercie endu- 
 
 llHl 
 
 reih for euer. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 Giue praife vnto the Lord of Lords, for his mercie endureth for 
 e- uer. Which 
 
 e- uer. Which onelydoth great wonders work, for his mercie endu- 
 
 reth for e- uer. 
 
 5 which by his wifedome made the hea- 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. (uen, 
 
 € which on the waters ftretcht the earth 
 for his mercie enduretn for euer. 
 
 7 which made great lights to shine a- 
 for his mercie endureth for euer.(broad 
 
 % As Sunnc to rule the lightfomeday f 
 for his jncrcic endureth for euer. 
 
 f The MooneSr nV.s to guide the night 
 - for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 Jo which fmotc Egipt with their firft 
 for his mercie endureth for euer.(bern 
 
 1 1 And Ifrael brought out from them, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 12 with mightie hand & itretched arme» 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 \$ which cut the read fea in two parts* 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 14 And Ifraell made pafle there througk 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 15 And drowned Pharao and his hoaft, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 16 Through wilderncile his people lea4 
 for his mercie enduteth for euer. 
 
 Another of the fame. CANT VS. GXirbj. 
 
 Laud the Lord bening, whofc mercies Jaft for aye : Giue 
 
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 for e- uer- 
 
 17 Hee which dyd fmite great mightie 
 for his mercie endureth for cuer.(ki;igs 
 
 18 Ar.d w: kh hath flaine the mighti e 
 for his mercy endureth for euer.(kings 
 
 19 As Sehon king of the Amorits, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 10 And Og the kinn of Bafan land, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 »i And gaue their land for heritage, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer.^ 
 
 12 Euen to his feruant Ifraell, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 2? Remembred vs in bafe eftate, 
 fo: his mercie endureth for euer* 
 
 24 And from opprefTors refcued vs, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer« 
 
 25 Which ghieth food vnto all flesh, 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 z6 Prayf? yz the God of heauen aboue* 
 
 for I is mercie endureth for euer. 
 27 Giue thanks vnto the Lord of Lords* 
 for his mercie endureth for euer. 
 
 tsfnotherofthefams. <*sfLTVS. CXirby 
 
 Laud the Lord bening, whofe mercies laft for aye : Giuc 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 Laud the Lord bening, tvhofe mercies l\i\ frr aye: Giue 
 
t 4 CANT VS. - 
 
 Pii^illiiliiiiiliiii^ 
 
 thancks and prayles fip.g to God of Gods I (ay, for certainely his mer- 
 
 — - ■ ] — ; 
 
 ties dure* both fume and fure eternal- ly. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 thancks andpraifesiing, to God of Gods 1 fay, for certainely hisnier- 
 
 fv.*:Ai. A J'X«Tg 
 
 cies dure, both firme and fure eternal- ly. 
 
 5 The Lord of Lords 'praife ye* 
 VVhofe metcies aye doe dure : 
 
 4 Great wonders onclf hee, 
 JDoth work by his great power: 
 For certainely, 
 
 Hismercie dure: 
 Both firme and furt, 
 Eternally. 
 
 5 Which God omnipotent. 
 By his great yvifedome hie ; 
 The heauenly firmament, 
 Dyd flame as wee doe fee: 
 For certainely, 
 
 His mercies dure: 
 Both firme and fure* 
 Eternally. 
 
 * Yea,heethe hcaiiie charge* 
 Of all t!ie earth dyd ftretch: 
 And on the waters large, 
 •The fame hee dyd out retch : 
 Wot certaiiicly»&c 
 
 7 Great lights hee nude to vs. 
 
 For why i his loue is aye • 
 $ Such as the Snnne wee f«Ct 
 To rule the lightfomc d iy : 
 For certatneljs&c. 
 
 9 And eke the Moone fo cleerCi 
 Which shineth in our fight : 
 And Starres that doc appeave. 
 To guide the darkfomc night : 
 For certainely,&c. 
 
 jo With greeuous plagues and fof% 
 All Egipt fmote hee then : 
 The firft borne lcife anA more. 
 Hee (Tew of bea-ft and men: 
 For certainely,&c. 
 
 ir And from atuidft their land. 
 His Ifracii foorth biought: 
 12. Which hee with mightichan^. 
 Andftretched armc hath wrought. 
 For certainely,&c. 
 
 Tfakue.itf. C ANTV S. q.Kirbj. 
 
 lV Hen as wee fate in Babylon, the Riuers round about, 
 
 T6N0%. 
 
 YY Hen as Yvcc.au in fcabjlou, toe fiiucis romri abtut: 
 
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 thancks andpraifes img, tc God of Gods I fay, for certainely, his mcr- 
 
 liillllillill6=i^ 
 
 ciees dure, both firme and fure eternal- ly. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 thancks and praifes fiv\%, to God of Gods I fay> for certainely, his mer- 
 
 Hii^^iplliia 
 
 cies dure, both firme and fure eternally* 
 
 U The Sea hee cut in two, 
 VVhich flood vp like a wall : 
 14 And made through it to goe : 
 
 His chofen children all, 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 is But there he whelmed then> 
 The proud king Pharao : 
 With his huge hoft of men, 
 And Charets eke alio: 
 For certainely Sec. 
 
 i6 Who led through wilderneiTe, 
 His people fafe and found: 
 17 Great kings hee brought to ground, 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 jg And Hew with puiflfant hand, 
 Kings mightie and of fame: 
 As of the Amorits land, 
 19 Sehon the King by name 2. 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 20 And Og the Gisnt large, 
 OfBafanKingalfo: 
 
 21 Whofe land & heritage, 
 Hee gaue his people tho, 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 22 Euen vnto Ifraell, 
 His feruanr deere I fay, 
 Hee gaue the fame to dwell. 
 And there abyde for aye S 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 2 j To minde hee dyd vs call, 
 
 In our moft bafe degree: 
 
 14 And from oppreilbrs ail, 
 
 In fafcty fets vs free: 
 
 For certainely &c. 
 
 25 Ail flesh on earth abroad, 
 
 With food hee doth fulfill ; 
 
 16 Wherefore of heauen theGtt^ 
 
 To iaude be ityour will 5 
 
 For certainely &c» 
 
 Pfalme.i^j. A LTV S. Cj.Kirby. 
 
 Hen as vvee fat in Babylon, the riuers round a- bout; 
 
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 Ken a& VYCCfal i& Babylon, the nueri roaud uuuut: 
 
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942 CAN TVS. 
 
 ^iiiliiil|liiii§liiiii 
 
 and in remembrance of Si- on, the tcares for griefe burft out. Wee 
 hangdour Harps and Inftmments, the willow trees vpon : For in 
 
 83 s ; 
 
 PiimHilEiiilli 
 
 that place men for their vfe, had planted ma- ny out. 
 
 TENO%. 
 
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 and in remembrance of Si-on, the teares for griefe burit out. Wee 
 
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 hangd our Harps and Inftrnments, the willow trees vpon : For in 
 
 ^iiii^ill^iliiii 
 
 that place men for their vfe, had planted ma- ny one, 
 j The they xp whom we prifoners were 5 But yet if 1 lerufalem* 
 
 faid to vs tauntingly: 
 Now let vs heareyour Hebrue fougs, 
 
 and pleafint melody. 
 4 Alas hid they who can onceframe* 
 
 this forrowfull hart to fag : 
 The praifes of our liuing Go<i, 
 » thus vndcr a ftrange King, 
 
 out of my hart let fJide: 
 Then let my fingers quite forget. 
 the warbling Harp to guide. 
 6 And let my tongue within my mouth* 
 
 bee tide for eucr faft 
 Ifth.it I ioy before I fee, 
 
 thy full deliucrance paft. 
 
 Tfdmt.\\%. CANTVS. I.'D.'B.ofM. 
 
 liiigiiiliiiiilif lilii 
 
 Hee will I praife with my whole heart, my Lord my God alwaies: 
 
 liiiiiiili^iiElgiNI 
 
 Enen in the piefence of the Gods, 1 will aduaiue thy praife. 
 
 TSNOR. 
 
 * Hee will I praife with my whole hait, my Lord my God alwaies: 
 
 Euen iu tie prefencc of the Gods, I vvilladuante thy praift. 
 
tALTVS. 
 
 W^ggB^^g^gM 
 
 HI 
 
 and in remembrance of Sion, the teares for griefe burft out . Wee 
 -0 
 
 hangd our Harps and Inftruments, the vvillo 
 
 hmgd our Harps and Inftruments, the willow trees vppon : For in 
 
 l 
 
 that place men for their vfe, had planted many one. 
 
 B ASS VS. 
 
 ^IllglPrllliiii^ESiEi^l 
 
 and in remembrance of Sion, the teares for griefe burft out. Wee 
 
 iirliiisiiiiLiiiiiiiiiii 
 
 hangd our Harps and inftruments, the willow trees vppon : For in 
 
 iiPiiiiiil^iiiiiilil 
 
 that place men for their vfe, had 
 7 Therefore O Lord remember now, 
 
 the curled noife and cry : 
 That Edoms formes againft vsmade, 
 
 when they razde our city. 
 S Remember Lord their cruell words, 
 
 when as with one accord : 
 They cried on frck,& razde their walls 
 in defpight of the Lord. 
 
 planted many one. 
 o Euen fo shalt thou O Babilon, 
 
 at length to dull bee brought: 
 And happy shall that man bee cal<J, 
 
 that our reuenge hath wrought. 
 io Yea bleflfcd shall that man bee cald, 
 
 that takes thv children young : 
 To dash their bones againil hard Hones, 
 
 which lie the ftreets among. 
 
 Pfalme.i^ft. 
 
 *ALTVS 
 
 I.DrB.ofM. 
 
 Heevvill I praifc with my whole hart, my Lord my God alwaies ; 
 
 iiiiilpliliillii^il 
 
 Euen in the pieience of the Gods> I will aduance thy pwyfe • 
 
 B AS SV S. 
 
 .fe 
 
 Hee will I praife with my whole hart, my Lord my God alwaies: 
 
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 Euen in the prefencc of the Gods* I will aduinte thy pray ie. 
 
 Qji;. Tovvtrd 
 
844 Pfalme.lfi 
 
 Toward thy holy temple T, 
 
 will looke and worship thee : 
 And praifed with ray thankfull mouth* 
 
 thy holy name shall bee. 
 
 and thou haft made alfo: 
 
 The power of iucreafed ftrength,' 
 
 within my foule to grow. 
 
 » Euen for thy louing kindnefle fake, 
 
 and for thy truth vvithall : 
 
 For thou thy name haft by thy word, 
 
 adnanced oner all. 
 | When I did call thou hardeft mee. 
 
 4 Yea, all the kings on earth they shall, 
 
 giue praife to thee O Lord : 
 * For they of thy moft holy month, 
 haue heard the mighty wotti. 
 
 5 They of the waics of God the LordL 
 
 in finging shall entreat : 
 
 liiiiilliii^Illiililliig 
 
 ^ Lord thou haft raeetride and knovvne,my fitting thoudoeft know : 
 
 ^ililiiiiiii;iriiigS^Pi 
 
 And ruing eke>my thoughts a far* thou vnderftandft alfo. 
 
 TENO%. 
 
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 ^ Lord thou haftmee tridc and knowne,my fitting thou doeft know : 
 
 i^liiliiliiii 
 
 y luting 
 
 And rifing eke,my thoughts a far, 
 4 My pathes yea and my lying dovvne 
 
 thou compaffcft alvvaies. 
 | And by familiar cuftome, 
 
 acquainted with my vvaies. 
 
 4 No word is in my tongue ( O Lord 
 
 but knovvne it is to thee : 
 
 5 Thou mee beehindholdit and beefot 
 
 thou laieft thv hand on mee. 
 
 6 To wondctfull aboue my reach, 
 
 (Lord) is thy curnitg Skill: 
 It is fo hie that t the fame, 
 cannot atta ine vntil. 
 
 7 From fight of thy alfeeing fprit, 
 
 Lord whether shall I goe i 
 
 Or whether shall 1 flie avv.iy, 
 
 thy prefencc to fcape fro < 
 
 8 To heaucn if 1 mount aloft, 
 
 Ioe, tiiou art prcfent there • 
 In hell if I lie dovvne below, 
 pucn there thou doeft appeare* 
 
 thou vnderftandft alfo* 
 
 f Yea, let mee take the morning wings, 
 
 and let mee goe and hide : 
 Euen there where .ire the fartheft parts, 
 
 where flowing fea doth Hide. 
 lo Y ea, euen thcther al/b shall, 
 thy reaching hand mee guide : 
 And thy right hand shall hold mee faft, 
 ;, and make mee to abide. 
 
 It Yea, if I fay the dartknefle shall* 
 yet shroud mee from thy fight : 
 
 Loe',euen alfo the darkeft night, 
 about mee shall bee li^ht, 
 
 12 Yea-darknefle hideth not from thee, 
 but night doth shine as day : 
 
 To thee the darkncflTe and the light* 
 are both alike alvvay. 
 
 The fecond part. 
 y For thou pofTefled haft my raines, 
 
 and thou haft couered mee : 
 VVheu 1 within my motheis womb, 
 
 encloXed was by thee. 
 
Vfalmt.l^. 
 
 tecaufe the glory of the lord, 
 it is exceeding great. 
 
 * The Lord, is hie and yet hee doth» 
 behold the lowly fpirit: 
 
 Jut iiee contemning knovves a far, 
 vie proud and lofty wight. 
 
 f Although in midft of trouble I, 
 doe walke yet shall I fund: 
 
 Eenewed by thee (O my Lord) 
 
 thou wilt Wretch out thy han<L 
 
 1 Vpon the wrath of ill my foes, 
 
 and faued shall I bee : 
 By thy right hand the Lord God will 
 
 performe his work to mee. 
 9 The mercy Lord endures for aye* 
 
 Lord doe mee not forfake ; 
 Forfake mee not that am the worke* 
 which thine ovvnc hand did rnak*. 
 
 245 
 
 Tfa/me.i^. ALT VS. E.Blancks. 
 
 ^-J Lord thou haft mee trideand knowne,ray fitting thou doeft know s 
 
 And rifing ekc,roy thoughts a far, thou vnderftandft alfo. 
 
 B AS SVS. 
 
 ^ Lord thou haft mee tride andknowne,my fitting thou doeit know: 
 
 pUpiPlfppilllgiiiii 
 
 And rifing cke,my thoughts a far, thou vederftandft alfo. 
 
 14 Thee will I praifc, made fearcfully 
 
 and wondroufly I am : 
 Thy works are marueilous, right well 
 
 my foule doth know the fame. 
 
 jj My bones they are not hid from thee, 
 
 although in fecret place : 
 I haue been made and in the earth 
 
 beneath I shaped was. 
 16 When I was formcleiTe then thine eie 
 
 faw mee, for in thy booke : 
 VVas written alhnoaght was before, 
 
 that after fashion tooke. 
 
 J7The thoughts therefore of thee O God 
 
 ho/ v deare arc they to meei 
 And of them all. how parting great, 
 
 the endlefie numbers bee 4 : 
 tR If 1 should count them,lo their fummc 
 
 moe then the land I fee; 
 And whenloeuer I awake 
 
 jet am I ftUl with thee. 
 
 39 The wicked and the bloudy mea, 
 
 oh, that thou vvouldeft flay : 
 Euen thofe (O God to whom depart, 
 
 depart from mee I fay. 
 ao Euen thofe of thee O^Lord my Go^ 
 
 that fpeake full wickedly : 
 Thofe that are lifted vp in vaine* 
 
 beeing enemies to thee. 
 
 a 1 Hate I not them that hate thee Lor^ 
 
 and that in earned wife : 
 Contend I not againft them all, 
 
 againft thee that a rife 1 
 a» 1 nate them with vnfained hate, 
 
 euen as my vttcr foes : 
 Try mee (O God and know my hart^ 
 
 my thoughts prouc and difclolc. 
 
 aj Confider Lord if wickednefle* 
 
 in mee there any bee : 
 And in thy way ( O Cod mee guide) 
 for cucr lead thou race. 
 
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 Ord fane mee from the euill man, and from the cruell wight, 
 
 Deliuer mee,whkh euill doc imagine in their fpritc, 
 
 TENOR'. 
 
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 Ord faue mee from the euill man, and from the euill wight; 
 
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 Deliuer mee, which euill doe imagine in their fprite. 
 
 VVith cords,in my path vvaies, & grin* 
 for aiee eke haue they fet. 
 
 VVhich make on mee continuall war, 
 their tongues loe they haue whet, 
 
 J Like ferpents vnderneath their lips 
 is adders poifon fet. 
 
 4 Therefore I faid vnto the Lord, 
 thou art mv God alone : 
 4 Keep mee CO Lord)from wicked hands Heare mee O Lord, O 1 eare my voic* 
 
 prefeme mee to abide : wherewith I pray and moiie. 
 
 Free from the cruell man that meanes 7 O Lord my God,thoti ouely art, 
 
 to caufe my fteps to Aide. the ftrength that laued mee: 
 
 J The proud haue laid a fnare for mee, My head in d.iy of battell hath 
 and they haue fprcd a net : been couered iUll by thee. 
 
 Wdme. 1 4 1 . C ANT VS. E. Horp?r. 
 
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 Lord vpon thee doe I call, Lord hail thee v nto mee : And harken 
 
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 Lord vnto my voice : when I doe cry to thee. As incenfe let my prayer 
 
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 bee, directed in thine eies : and the vplifting of my hands, as 
 TENOR. 
 
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 v-J Lord vpon thee doe I call, Lord hart thee vnto mee: And harken 
 
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 bee, directed in thine eies : and the vplifting of 017 hands, as 
 
Tfalme.-no. ALTVS. Z.Hecper. 247 
 
 JLi Ord fiue mee from the euiil man, atttl from the euill wig! t: 
 
 liiiflilililisiii 
 
 Deliuer mee, which euill doe im agine in their fprite. 
 BASSVS, 
 
 Ord faue mee from the euill man, and from the cruel! wig' t : 
 
 fe fcli 4 rrmfe^ i 
 
 Deliuer mee, vv^ich euill doe imagine i.i their fprite. 
 8 Let not O Lord the wicked haue, And in deep p':ts, fo as they may 
 
 the ende of his defire: not rife out of the fame. 
 
 Perforate not his ill thought, leaft hee 11 For no backbiters shall on eaith* 
 
 with pride bee fet on five. bee fee in ftabic pligbt : 
 
 f Of them that compafTe mee about* And euill to destruction ftill, 
 
 the chiefeft of them all : shall haunt the cruell wight. 
 
 Lord let the mifchiefe of ther lips> 
 
 vpon tnemfelues befall. 1 2 I know the Lora 1 the afflictacd will, 
 
 reneng? and iidge thej>oore: 
 xo Let coales fall on themjet him caft The iuft shall praifc thy name, iuft shall 
 them in confuming flame: dwell with thee euermore. 
 
 Tfalme. 141. <tA LTV S. £. Hooper. 
 
 liilililliliillliilllliEii 
 
 " Loid vpon thee doe I call, Lord hart thee vnto nice: And harkeu 
 
 Lord vnto my voice : when I doe cry to thee. As incenfe let my praicr 
 
 bee, directed in thine eies : and the v t ;lifting of my hands, as 
 
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 ^ Lord vpon thee doe I call, Lord haft thee vnto race: And harken 
 
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 Lord vnto my voice: when 1 doe crie to thee. As incenfe let my praier 
 
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 bee, directed in thine eics ; and the vplifting of my hands, as 
 
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 cuening faaifice. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 HipI^H^ 
 
 cuening faaifice. 
 j My Lord for guiding of my mouth, for that is good for mee, 
 
 fet thou a watch before : Let him reproue mee, and the fame 
 
 And alfo of my moiling lips, a precious oyle shall bee. 
 
 O Lord Iceep thou the dore. Sucft uniting shall not bieake my kead* 
 
 4 That I should wicked works commit, the time shall shortly fall • 
 
 incline thou not my hart : VVhen I shall in their mifery, 
 
 VVith ill men of their delicates* make praters for them all. 
 
 Lord let mee eate no part. 
 
 6 Then when my rtony places doyf nt 
 
 5 But let the righteous fmite mee Lord, their iudges shall bee call : 
 
 Talme.i+i. C ANTV s - ISD.B.of M. 
 
 B 
 
 iillliiigiiiiiliigiiis 
 
 Efore the Lord God with my voice, I did fend out my cry: And 
 
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 VVith my ftrained voice vnto. the Lord God nrared I. 
 
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 B 
 
 Efore the Lord God with my voice, I did fend out my cry: And 
 
 s^^B^ ^».(U-i ^Ad ^|Z^. 
 
 VVith my ftrained voice vato, the Lord God prayed I. 
 
 In way where I did walke, a fnare 
 
 they flily laid for mee. 
 4 I lookt and viewed on my right han<^ 
 
 but none there would mee know; 
 All refuge failed mce,and for 
 
 my We none cared tho. 
 
 2 My meditations in his fight, 
 to poure I did not fpare, 
 
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 For hee is full determined, And the Lords truth bee ye afiurcd, 
 
 on vs to poure out his mercy : abideth perpetually. 
 
 tsfTfalme before Euemn^praier. CANTVS. ISD* 
 
 prilillililliijliiilliiil 
 
 - " Ehold now giue heede fuch as bee,the Lords feruants faithfull and 
 
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 tme.Come praife the Lord euery degree, with fuch fongs as to him are due. 
 
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 • Bhold now giue hecde fitch as bee,the Lords feruants faithfull and 
 
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 true, Come praife the Lord euery degree, with fuch fongs as to him are due. 
 O ye that ft.ind in the Lords houfe, Lift vp your hands in his holy place, 
 
 Euen in our ovvue Gods manfion : Yea,aud that in the time of night: 
 
 Praife ye the Lord fo bounteous, Praife ye the lord which giueth al grace. 
 
 Which vvorketh our ialuation. For hee is a Lord of great might. 
 
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 ** Ttcnd my people and giue eare, of ferly things I will thee td!, 
 
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 T^end my people and giue care, of ferly thin;* I will fchec tcii» 
 
isfTfclme before Morning prater. sALTVS. I.D. ^6l 
 
 * it aife the Lord, O ye Gentiles all, which hath brought you into hss 
 
 light, O prayfe him all people mortall, as it is nioft worthy and right. 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
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 Raife rife Lord, O ye Gentiles all,which hath brought you into his 
 
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 li^ht, O pray fe him all people mortall, as it is moft worthy and right. 
 Gloty bee to God the Father, With the holy Ghoft in like manner, 
 
 And to lefus Chiiit his true Tonne: Now and at cuery fcafon. 
 
 tsf'P/a/me before Euening prater. A LTV S. I.Dl 
 
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 Ehold now giue heede fuch as bee,the Lords feruants faithfull and 
 
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 true, Come praife the Lord euery degree, with fuch fongs as to him are due. 
 
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 AJ Ehold now giue heede fuch as bee,the Lords feruants faithfull and 
 
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 true, Come praife the Lord euery degree, with fuch fongs as whim arc due. 
 Then shall the Lord out of Sion> (vver Giue to you and your nation, 
 Which made heauen & earth by his po- His blefling, mercy, and fauour. 
 
 A*di IfraeU. ALT VS. %.Allifon. 
 
 ** T tend my people and giue eare, of lerly things I will thee tell» 
 
 'BASSVS. 
 
 Ttcnd my people and giue carc> of ferly thing* X will thee tell. 
 

 See thatmy Words in minde thoti beare,and to ray precepts li- ften well. 
 
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 Sec that my words in minde thou beare, arid to my precepts liften well. 
 
 J I am thy foueraine Lord thy God, 4 The lord fro work the feauen day ceai% 
 
 Which haue the brought from carefulll And brought all things to perfect cuds 
 
 and eke reclaimed fro Pharaos rod.(thral So thou and thine that day take reit, 
 
 Make thee no Gods on them to call. That to Gods hefts ye may attend. 
 
 * Nor fashioned forme of any thing, 5 Vnto thy parents honor giue, 
 
 In heauenor earth to worship it : As Gods commandments do pretend* 
 
 For I thy God by reuenging, That then long dates 3c good maift line* 
 
 With greuous plagues this fu wil finite. Jn earth where God a place doth lend, 
 
 j Take not in vaine Ms holy name, 6 Beware of murther and crncll hate, 
 
 Abufe it not after thy will : 7 Ail filthy fornication fearc : 
 
 For fo thou mightft foon purchafc Mime 8 See thou .telle not in any rate, 
 
 And in his wrath hee would thee fpill. $ Falfe vvituefle againit no man beare 
 
 The Lord; praicr, C AN TVS. G.Kirby. 
 
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 Vr Father which in heauen art, and makft vs all one brotherhood, 
 
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 to call vpon thee with one hart, our heauenly Father and our God, grannt 
 
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 wee pray not With lips alone, but with the halts deepe figh and grone. 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 * iiililllllllilli^Iliii 
 
 ^ Vr Father which in heauen art,and makft vs all one brotherhood, 
 
 iilililliiiiliii;iisii=i 
 
 to call vpon thee with one hart, our heauenly father andourGod,graunt 
 
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 woe pray not with lips alone, but with the hearts deep flgh and gronc* 
 
Sec that my words in minde thou bcare, and to my precepts liiten well. 
 
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 See that my words in minde thou beare, and to my precepts liiten well. 
 
 lo Thy neighbors houfe wish Hot to hauc 
 His wife or ought that hee calch mine; 
 Htsfield,his Oxe, his Alie, his Slauc, 
 Or any thing which is not thine, 
 
 A praier. 
 
 The fpirit of grace graunt vs O Lord 
 To keep thefe lavves oar harts reftore : 
 And caufc vs all with one accord, 
 To magnifie thy name therefore. 
 
 For of our feJucs no fttength wee haue 
 
 To keep thefe lavves after thy vviJI : 
 Thy might therefore O Chriftvvee crau« 
 That wee in thee may them fulfill. 
 
 Lord for thy names fake graunt vs this 
 Thou art our ftrength Oh Satuour Chvift: 
 Of thee to Ipsedhovv should wee ii-i&» 
 In whom our treafurc doth confift. 
 
 To thee for euermore bee praile, 
 With the father in ech refpeft: 
 And with the holy fpirit alwaies, 
 The comforter of thine elecu 
 
 The Lords praier. ALT VS. g.Kirby. 
 
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 Vr Father which in heauen art, and makft vsall one brotherhood, 
 
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 to call vpon thee with one hart, our heauenly father and our God,graunt 
 
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 wee pray not with lips alone, but with the harts deep (ighand gronc 
 
 BASSVS. 
 
 ^ Vr Father which in heauen art, and makft vs all one brotherhood, 
 
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 to call vpon thee with one Hart, our heauenly father andour God,graunt 
 
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 wee fray not with lips alone> but with the harts' deep fish and eton^ 
 
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 The Lord: prayer. 
 
 Thy Mefled name bee fancttfied, 
 Thy holy word moiigftt vs cnrUmc ; 
 In holy life for to abide, 
 To mafjnifie thy holy name : 
 
 From ail errors defend and keep, 
 
 The little flock of thy poore sheep. 
 
 Thy will bee done w ith dfligeac* 
 like as in heauen in earth alfo : 
 In trouble graunt vs patience, 
 Thee to obay in wealth and woe? 
 Let not flesh,bloud,or any ill, 
 Preuaile again** thy holy vv ill. 
 
 Thy kingdome comeeien at this 
 
 Giue vs this day our dayly bread, 
 
 And henceforth euerhflingly ; (houre An^ all other good gifts of iir.e : 
 
 Thine holy Gr.ort into vs ponre, Keep vs from war ar.d from bloudshed, 
 
 with all ins gifts moft plenteoufly: Aliofiom ficknefle dearth and pine : 
 
 From Sathans rage and alchy band, that wee may line in quietneffc. 
 
 Defend vs with thy mighty hand. without all greedy carei ullucfle. 
 
 The Creed. 
 
 CANT VS. 
 
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 ** Li. my beiicfe and confidence, is in the Lord of might : The 
 
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 Father which all things hath made, the day and eke the night. The 
 
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 heauens and the firmament! and alfo many a ftane : the earth and all that 
 
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 is ther€xn,which pane mans reaibn farre. 
 
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 *a Ll my beliefs and confidence, is in the Lord of might : The 
 
 Father which all things hath made, the day and eke the night- Tr.e 
 
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 heauens and the fitmament,and a 1- ibmany aftarre: theeaith andall that 
 
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 is therein* which pafle mans realbn farre. 
 
 Ar.d in like nanner I beleeue, Conceiued by the holy Ohod, 
 
 In Chr: ft o^r Lord his lbnoe ; His holy f vord doth mee affure t 
 
 Coequal! with the deity, And of his mother Mary bam* 
 
 Aftd nan u flesh aad bone, let $ixt * virjiw f mc. 
 
The Lords prayer. 
 
 Torgiue ?s our offences all, O Lord from euill delluer rs, 
 
 Kelieiie our carefull confiencc : The daics and times are dangerous* 
 
 As wee forgiue both great and fmall, From cuerhfting death faue vs, 
 
 ▼vhich vnto vs haue done offence : And in our laft need comfort VJS 
 Prepare vs Lord to feme thee, A bleffed end to vs bequeath, 
 
 In perfect loue and vniuc. Into thy hands our foules receiue* 
 
 O Lord into temtation, For thou O Lord art king of kings. 
 
 Lead vs not when the feend doth tage: And thou haft power ouer all : 
 
 To withftand his i.uiafion. Thy glo'y shineth in all things, 
 
 Giue power and ftrength to euery age : In the wide world vn:iietfal>. 
 Arme and make ftrong thy feeble hoft, Amen let it bee done O Lord, 
 
 with faith and with the holy Ghoft. That vvc haue p:aied with one accord. 
 
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 Father which all things hath made, the day and eke the night. The 
 heauens and the firmament, and alfo many a ftarre : the earth and all 
 
 that is therein, woich pafTe mans reafon farre. 
 
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 " Ll r-jy beliefe and confdesce, is in the Lord of might : The 
 
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 Father which all thir.gs hath made: the day and eke the night. The 
 
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 heauens and the firmament, andalfo many a ftarre: the earth and all 
 
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 that is therein, which pafle nuns reafon fane. 
 
 Beeaufe mankind to Sathan wa$t 
 For finnc in bond and thrall: 
 Hce came and offered vp hiaifclftfc 
 To death tofaue vsall. 
 
 And fuffering moft greetiotis paxni^ 
 Then Pilate becing ludge: 
 ▼▼as crucified on the crciTe, 
 koi (hue at did not grudge* 
 
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 The Creerfe. 
 
 And fo hee died in the desk, 
 Eutquicknedin thefpirit: 
 His body then was buried, 
 As is our vfe and right. 
 
 His fpirit did after this defcend, 
 Into the lower parts : 
 To them that long in darcknefie were, 
 The true light of their hares. 
 
 And in the third day of his death, 
 Hee rofc to life againe : 
 Tothend rlee might bee glorified, 
 Out of all grtefe and paine. 
 
 Afccnding to the heauens hie, 
 To fit in glory ftiU: 
 
 On Gods right hand his father desfl^ 
 According to his will. 
 
 Vntill the day of iudgement ceme, 
 When hee shall come againe: 
 With AageJls power, yet of that dsf t 
 wee all bee vncertaine. 
 
 To iudgc all people righteoufly, 
 vvhome hee hath dearcly bought: 
 The lining and the dead alfo, 
 which he hath made of nought. 
 
 And in the holy fpirit of God, 
 
 My faith to f3 tisfie : 
 
 The third perfon in Trinitie, 
 
 zA 'prater to the holy Cjhoft. C ANTV S. 8,. Hooper. 
 
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 "» vs to know thy word aright, that wee doe neuer fall. 
 
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 Ome holy Spirit the Go<l of mighty comforter of is all: Teach 
 
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 vs to know thy vvord aright, that 
 O holy Ghoft vifite our coaftj 
 
 defend vs with thy shield : 
 Agamlt allfinnc and vvickedneffet 
 
 Lord help vs vvinne the field. 
 
 Lord keep our King and his counfer!, 
 and giue them will and might : 
 
 To perfeueve in thy Gofpell. 
 which can put linne to flight: 
 
 O Lord which giucft thy holy word, 
 fend preachers plentionfly : 
 
 That bi the fame wee may accord, 
 
 wee doe neuerfall. 
 
 and therein liue and dye. 
 
 O holy Spirit direct aright, 
 
 the preachers of thy word: 
 That thou by them maifl cut down flnooi 
 
 as it were with a fword. 
 Depart not from thofe parlors pure> 
 
 but aide them at all neede. 
 Which breakc to vs the bread of liffc 
 
 whereon our foules doe feede. 
 
 O BleiTed Spirit of truth kcepe vf, 
 
 <Da pacem. C A NT VS. G. Far nab), B. of M. 
 
 ^ Iue peace in thefe our daics O Lord,great dangers arc now at hand: 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 *-* I uc peace in Ucfc our daics O ioid great dangers arc a»w ft tend* 
 
Bolceue T ftedfaftty. 
 
 The holy and Catholike Church, 
 That Gods word doth maintaincs 
 And holy fcripture doth allow, 
 Which Sathan doth di/daine. 
 
 And alfo I doe truf* to haue, 
 By Iefus Chrift his death : 
 Rcleafe and pardon for my finnes, 
 And that onely by faith. 
 
 What time all flesh shall rife againc, Obediently each hoore 
 
 Andthen shall Chi ift our fautoui* °7 
 The Shcepe and Goats dcuide: 
 And giue life euerlaftingl?, 
 To thefc whom hee hatn tnde. 
 
 with in his realme celefUall, 
 In glory for to rett: 
 with all the holy company, 
 Qf faints and Angclls blcit. 
 
 Which the Lord omnipotent, 
 
 before the God of might 
 
 And Tee him with their bodily eie$, 
 
 Which now doth giue rnee ligtt. 
 
 t^f Prater to the holy Ghofl. 
 
 To whom bee all dominion, 
 and praife for eueuuoie. 
 
 A LT VS. E. Hooper, 
 
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 -**-* Ome holv fpirit the God of might, comforter of vs all : Teach 
 
 vs to know thy word aright, that wee doe neuer fall. 
 
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 ^ Ome ho-ly Spirit the God of might, comforter of vs all : Teach 
 
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 vs to know thy word aright, that 
 in peace and vnitie: 
 Keep vs from fects and errors all, 
 
 and from all papidry. 
 Conuert all thoie that are our feos, 
 
 and bring them to thy light : 
 That they and wee may well agree, 
 
 and praifc thee day and night. 
 O Lord increafe our faith in vs. 
 
 and loue fo to abound: 
 That man and wife be voide of ft rife* 
 
 and neighbours about vs round. 
 In our time giue thy p«3ce (O Lord) 
 
 wee doe neuer fall. 
 
 to nations fir and nye: 
 And teach them all thy holy word, 
 that wee may flag to thee. 
 
 AH glo r y to the Trinitie, 
 
 that is of mighties moft 
 The liuing father and the tonne. 
 
 and eke the holy GbolL 
 As it hath beene in all the time* 
 that hath beene heerctoforc; 
 As it is now and fo shall bee, 
 
 henceforth for euermore. 
 
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 Iue peace in thefe our daies O Lord,great dangers are now at hand i 
 B ASS VS. 
 
 Iue peace in thefe our daics O L©rd>gvcat dangers arc new at hand; 
 
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 thine enemies with one ac- cord, Chriftes name in euerie land.Seeke to 
 
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 deface, roote out 3nd race, thy true right vvotship indeed. Be thou the 
 
 flay, Lord wee thee pray, thou helpii a- lone in all necde* 
 
 thine enemies with one accord, Chrirtcs name in eueryland. Seeke to 
 
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 deface, roote out and race, thy true right worship indeed, Bee thou the 
 
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 ftay, Lord wee thee pray, thou helpft alone in all neede. 
 
 Giue vs that peace which wee doe This healthfull word : 
 
 Through misbeleefe and ill life : (lack. Some perfecute and oppreflc, 
 
 Thy word to offer thou dooft not flack, Some with the mouth: 
 
 which wee vnkindly gainftriue: ConfeflTe the truth, 
 
 with fire and Word, without fincere godlinefic. 
 
 The Lamentation. 
 
 CANTVS. 
 
 (j.Kirby. 
 
 vJ ^ Lord in thee is all my truft giue earevntomywofull cry: Refitfe 
 
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 tnee not that am vn- iuft,but bowing down* thy hcauenly eie. Behold fcovv 
 
 TENOR. 
 
 yj Lord in thee is all my truft,giue eare vntomy vvofullcry: Refufe 
 
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 Dice not that am Yiiiuft> but bowing dovvnethy bcaucnly cie- Befcoldhov? 
 
JILT VS. 
 
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 thine enemies with one accord.Chriftcs name in euery land.Scekcto 
 
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 deface, roote out and race, thy true right worship in deed, Be thou the 
 
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 iiay, Lord wee thee pray, thou helpft alone in all ncede. 
 
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 itay, Lord wee thee pray, thou helpft alone in all neede. 
 
 Giue peace,& vs thy fpirit downe fend War amd bloudshed : 
 
 With griefe and repentance true : Trough thy fweet inercie and grace, 
 Do pearce our harts our Hues to ameed, May from vs flide : 
 And by faith Chrift reneue. Thy truth may bide. 
 
 That fcarc and dread, And shine in cuery place* 
 
 The Lamentation. *A LTV S. G.Kirhy. 
 
 Lord in thee is all my truft, giue care vnto my yvofull cry.Refufe 
 
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 mee not that .am vniuft, but bowing downe thy heauenly eye. Behold how 
 
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 I doe ft ill lament, my finnes vvherin I doe offend : O Lord for them shall 
 1 bee shent, Sith thee topleafc I doe entend. 
 
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 I do* ftill Ument,my fianes vvherin I doe offend : O Lord for them shall 
 
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 I bee shent, Sith thee to pleafe I doe cntend. 
 No no, not lo thy will is bent, To thee therefore ftill shall I cry* 
 
 todeile with finn^rs in thine ire J to wash away my finfull crime; 
 
 But when in hart they shall repent, Thy blo\?d O Lord is r.ot yet dry, 
 
 thou grauts with fpced that they defire but that it may help mee in time. 
 
 
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 * HE Lord bee thanked for his gifts, and mercies euermore. 
 
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 That hee doth shew vnto his faints, to him bee laudc therefore. * 
 
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 H E Lord bee thanked for his gifts, and mercies euermore : 
 
 That hee doth shew vnto his faints, to hira bee hude therefore. 
 Our tongues can not fo praife the Lord,, fuch mercies of the Lord? 
 
 as hee doth right deferue: 
 Our harts can not of him fo thinly 
 as hee doth vs preferue. 
 
 His benefits they bee fo great, 
 to vs that bee but finne : 
 
 That at our hands for rerom pence, 
 there is no I ope to vvinne. 
 
 O fiiifuil ilesh that shouldU haue, 
 
 Thou doefl deftrue moft wortheljr, 
 of him to bee abhord. 
 
 Nought elfe but finne & vvretchedncflfe 
 
 doth reft within our harts: 
 And ftubbernely againft the Lord, 
 
 wee dayly play our parts. 
 The Sunne abouc in firmament* 
 
 that is to vs a light 
 
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 I doc Jtill lament, my finnes wherein I doe offend: O Lord for them shai 
 
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 I bee shent, Sith theetopleafc I doc en- tend. 
 Haft the* O Lord haft thee I fiv, Where thou doeft raigne eternaliv, 
 
 to poure on mee the gifts of grace : with God which once did down thee: 
 
 Thar when this life shall Getaway, VVhcr Angels fing continually, (fenj 
 
 mhcauen with thee I may hauc place to thec bee praife world without cc4 
 
 A Thank?sgimng. 
 ALTVy. ISD.B.ofM. 
 
 HE Lord bee thanked for his gifts, and mercies euensore: 
 
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 That hce doth shew vnto his ftiuts, to him bec Uude therefore. 
 
 "BASS VS. 
 
 HE Lord bee thanked for his girts, and mercies cueraiore: 
 
 That hee doth shew Vnto his faints, to him bee latide therefore. 
 
 Doth shew it fclfc more cleere & pure 
 then wee bee in Lis fight. 
 
 The hemens aboie and all therein, 
 
 more holy ire then wee: 
 They ferue the Lord in their eftate, 
 
 each one M his degree. 
 They doe not ftrinc for mastership, 
 
 nor Hack their office fet : 
 fcut fcarc the Lord aud do. U vvi!4 
 
 hate is to them no let. 
 Alfo the earth and all therein, 
 
 of God it is in awe : 
 It doth obferue the formers will, 
 
 by skilr'ull mures law. 
 The lea and all that is therein, 
 
 doth bend when Gcd doth bfckj 
 The fpirits beneath doe tremble all, 
 
 and tease his w.-tLfull cta& 
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iJZ *^4 Thanhesgtuing. 
 
 But Tree alas for vvhome all thefe, 
 
 were made them for to rule : 
 poc not fo know or loue the Lord, 
 
 as doth the Oxe and Mule. 
 A law hee gaue for vs to know, 
 
 what was his holy will : 
 Hee would vs goodbut wee would not 
 
 auoid the thing is ill. 
 
 And for our finnes vpon the croffe, 
 his bloud our debts did pay. 
 
 Not one of vs that feeketh out, 
 the Lord of lyfe to pleafe : 
 
 Nor do the thing that might vs ioyne, 
 to Chrift and quiet eafe. 
 
 Thus arc wee all his enemies, 
 wee can it not deny : 
 
 And hee againe of his good will, 
 would not that wee should dye. 
 
 Therefore when remedie was none, 
 
 to bring vs vnto lyfe : 
 The ibnne of God our flesh hee tooke, 
 
 to end our mortall ftrife. 
 And all the law of God our Lord, 
 
 heed yd it full ob ay: 
 
 And that wee should not yet forget, 
 
 what good hee to vs wrought: 
 A figne hee left our eyes to tell, 
 
 that hee our bodies bought. 
 In Bread and Wine heere vifible, 
 
 vnto thine eics and taft : 
 His mercies great thou maift record* 
 
 if that his ipirit thou halt. 
 
 As once the corne did Hue and grow, 
 
 and was cut dovvne with fithe : 
 And threshed out with many itripeg, 
 
 out of his huske to driue. 
 And as the mill with violence* 
 
 did tcare it out fo fmall: 
 And made it like to earthly duft, 
 
 not fpaiing it all all* 
 
 And as the ouen with fire hot, 
 
 did clofe it vp in heate : 
 And all this done that 1 haue fay4 
 
 A Trayer. C ssfN TVS. 
 
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 Refcrue vs Lord by thy deere vvord>from Turkc & Pope defend vs Lord: 
 
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 v? hich both would thruft out of his throne,Out lord Iefus Chrift thy deerc Ion. 
 
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 which both would thruft out of his throne,our Lord Itfus Chrift thy decrc fon. 
 
 lord Iefus Chrift shew forth thy might God holy Ghoft our comforter, 
 
 that thou art Lord of Lords by right: bee our patron help and fuccour: 
 Thy poore iffiicted flock defend* Giue vs one minde and perfect peace, 
 
 ihat they may ptaifc lucc without cn4. all gifts of grace in vs inacafo* 
 
A thanVigtHing. 
 
 m 
 
 that it should bee our meat. 
 So wasthe Lord in his ripe age, 
 
 cut dovvne by cruell death : 
 His fbule he eaue in torments great, 
 
 and yclded vp his breath. 
 
 Xeecaufe that hee to vs might bee, 
 
 an euerlafting bread: 
 With much reproch & troubles great, 
 
 on earth his life hee led. 
 And as the grapes in pleafant time, 
 
 are prefTed very fore : 
 And plucked downs when they be ripe, 
 
 nor let to grow no more. 
 
 Bcecaufe the iuce that in them is, 
 
 as comfortable drinck *. 
 wee might receaue and ioyfull bee, 
 
 when forrowes make vs think. 
 2»o Chrifts blond o.it prefled was, 
 
 with nailes and eke with fpcare: 
 The iuice vvherof doth faue all thofe, 
 
 that rightly doe him fcare. 
 
 And as the comes by Tnitfe, 
 into one loafe are knit , 
 So is the Lord and his whole Church, 
 
 though hee in heauen fit. 
 As many grapes make but one wine, 
 
 (o should wee bee but one : 
 In faith and loue in Chrift aboae, 
 and vnto Chrift alone. 
 
 Leading a lrfe without all ftrife, 
 
 in quiet reft and peace: 
 From enuie and fVom mallice both, 
 
 our hans and tongues to ccafe. 
 which if wee <\o then shall wee shevt* 
 
 that wee his chofen bee : 
 By faith in him to lead a life, 
 
 as alwaics willed hcc. 
 
 And that wee may fo doe in <fce4, 
 
 God fend vs all his grace 
 Then after death wee shall bee fur* 
 with him to haue a place. 
 
 A Prayer. ALT VS. 
 
 G.TrB.ofM. 
 
 PiUiiiSif^iiPi^ 
 
 Referuc vs Lord by thy deare word,froui Turk & Pope defed v$ Lord: 
 which both wold thruft out of his thronc,our Lord Iefus Chrift thy deare ibxu 
 
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 P iSfcrti. 
 
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 e vs Lord by thy-i|Wpe vvord,from Turk & Pope defend vs Lord: 
 
 iiimiiii!if^i§r« 
 
 which both would thruft out of his throne,our Lord Iefus Chrift thy deare fo«. 
 
 Thou liuing God in perfons three, In all our need fo vs defend, fen4 
 
 thy name bee praifed in vnitic: that vv emay praife thee world without 
 
 FINIS. 
 
 A Prayer 
 
*74 f A general! confeffionof ffiines, with other 
 
 praters for the Morning and Euening, to be 
 vkd in families & piiblick affemblies, 
 
 Moft mercifull and louing thoughts, vvords,and deeds,mav redow« 
 father vvfcofe lone is ii.fi- to the glory of thv name,and good exaro- 
 mt,whofe mercy endureth pip of oir bretheren.And as it hath plea- 
 for euet.VVce firiful crea- fed thee tomake the Sunne to shinevpon 
 tures truflingin t/.iue vn_ the earth to giue vs bodyly light : euen 
 fpeakable goodnes & lone fo voutjafe to illuminate our vnderftand- 
 h]g 'with the brightneflfe of thy fpxrit, to 
 direct vs i;i the way of rigfcteoufiieflc,(b 
 that what thing foeuer wee shall apply 
 our felues vnto, our fpeciall care and 
 purpofemay bee to walkc in thy fearc,& 
 to fonfe and honor thee, looking for all 
 our wealth and profperitieto come from 
 thy 6neiy bit 0ing,and that we may take 
 nothing in hand, which shall not bee a - 
 gveeable to thy moft blefled will. Fur- 
 thermore- that wee may in fuch fort tra- 
 uell for our bodies, and for this pre.'ens 
 
 towards vs,do appcare this morning be. 
 fore thy diuine maieftie* moft humbly 
 confefiGng our manifold funes, and innu- 
 merable tranfgreifions of thy coumiaund- 
 ments and fatherly will :.againft thee 
 cnely,againft thee(0 Lord) haue we ftVi- 
 red,vvee acknovvledge'oiir orf-. i nces,wee 
 accufe put* felues vnto thee, (O mercifull 
 Xord)'& wili not hide our vnrightcouf- 
 neUe.VVe.finde in our felues nothing but 
 ignoraunccof thy will, difbbedience, 
 miftruft, doubtfulnefTe in try goodn^flTe, 
 
 and incredulity, hatred and contempt of Hre,that vve may haue alvvaies a further 
 
 /pirituall things,fcifeloue, confidence in 
 ouHelucs,andrferuem> s lufting after car- 
 nal! things of this vrorid : and this tree 
 of our corrupt nature , 'byifigeth forth 
 continually in vs none other fruits, but 
 rotten and vnfauory works of the flesh, 
 in thoughts*, words, and doi tigs vnto con- 
 demnation. Wherefore w?c humbly be- 
 feech thy fatherly goodneffe,euen for thy 
 Ifbnne Iefus Chrtfts fake, whom thou haft 
 fet forth For a. pm-chafer of mercy to vs, 
 through faith in his bloud,makeour harts 
 cleane, take away our ftonv harts, and 
 giue vnto vs true and liuely faith,vvork- 
 ing in vs vnfatned repentance & amend- 
 ment of our finfull life. Haue mercyTpon 
 vs and forgine vs ourfinues for thy fonns 
 
 regard : that is , to the heauenly life, 
 -which thou halt promi fed to thy childre: 
 & in the mesne leafon that it may pleafs 
 thee to prefcrue and defend vs both in 
 body & ioulc, to ftrengthen vs againft .ill 
 the temptations of the Diueil,& to de li- 
 ner vs from all pci ill sand dangers that 
 may happen vnto vs, if wee bee not de- 
 fended with thy godly power. And for as 
 much as to begin vvel,& not to continue, 
 is nothing twee befeech thee to receauc 
 vs, notonely this diy into thy holy pro- 
 tection, but alio for the time of our 
 whole life continuing and increafeing in 
 vs dayly thy good grace and ^ifts thereof, 
 vntilltfou shalt bring vs to that happy 
 ftatc.where vvee shall fully and for euer 
 
 fake,certifie our conduces of the remif- bee joined vnto thy fon Iefus Chrift our 
 
 Bon of the fame by thy holy Spirit ": by 
 vvhofe operation (brnortific invsourold 
 man the whole body of finne, that wee 
 continually dying vnto finnc, may walk 
 in newncfle of life, to the glory of thy 
 holy name, through lefuS Chrift our Sa- 
 liiotir, A men. 
 
 A prater to bee faid in the Morning. 
 Eternall God and heauenly father 
 teeing that by thy great mercy, vvee 
 Jiaue quietly pafled this night, graunt 
 
 O, 
 
 fauiour, which is tlie true light of our 
 foulcs 5 sJjining day and mght perpetually; 
 & to the cud that wee may obtaine fuch 
 grace at thy hand,vouchfafe (moft merci- 
 full father )to forgiue and forgrt all our 
 finnes,vvhich wee haue heretofore com- 
 mitted againft thee, and for thine infinit 
 mercies fake to pardon the Tame, £s thou 
 haft promifed tq thofe that aske of thee 
 with vnfained harts, for whom as for 
 our felues, wee make our humble peticu 
 
 wee befeech thee,that wee may beftow ons vnto thee, in the name of thy fonne 
 this day vvholy in th> feruis,fo that al our our Lord and fauiour Iefus Chiift>in fuch 
 
PRAYERS. 
 
 fcrt as hee hath taught vs faying. Our thou art our sheepnard& wee thy floekf 
 
 father which art. &c. thou art our redeemer and wee thy poe* 
 
 An Eueniug praier. pie whom thou haft dearely bought* 
 
 £\ Lord God Father eiierlaftitig and thou art our God,& wee are thine inhc- 
 
 ^ full of pitie, wee acknowledge and ritance.Correct vs not therefore in thine 
 
 confcflc, that wee bee not worthy anger ( O Lord our God ) neither accor- 
 
 to lift vp our eies to heauen, much kfTe ding to our defertsdo thou punish vs,but 
 
 to perfcnt our felues before thy diaine mercifully chaftice vs with a fatherly 
 
 ihaieftie ? with confidence that thou wilt affection, that all the world may know, 
 
 heare our pniers 3c graunt our requeftSj that at what time foeuer a firmer doth 
 
 if wee conflder our ownc wretched de- repent him of his finnc from the bottome 
 
 feruiags. For our conferences do accufc of his hart> thou wflt put away allhis 
 
 vs, and our finnes vvimcfie againft vs, & wickedneflfe out of thy remembrance, aS 
 
 we know that thou art an vpright iudge, thou haft promifed by thy holy Prophet. 
 
 which doeii not iuftifie the fiiners and Finally.forasmuch as it hath pleafedthee 
 
 wicked men, but pimisheft the faults of to make the night for man to reft in, as 
 
 fuch astranigrefie thy oommandi'ments. thou haft ordained him the d.iy to trauil, 
 
 Yet,moft mcriryfuil fijtncr, fince it hath grauntO deare father that wee may fo 
 
 p leafed thee to 'commawnd vs to call vpon take our bodily reft, that our foules may 
 
 thee , in all our troubles and aduerli- continually watch for the time that our 
 
 ti^s, pvomifing euen then to help vs, Lord lefus Chiift shall apeare, for our 
 
 when wee feeie our felues, as it were full dcliueraunce out of this mortall life, 
 
 fv. 'allowed vpof d-ath and.defperation, and inthemeane feafon, that wee bee 
 
 vvee'vttcriy renounce all worldly confi- not ouercome by any fantafies,dreamS.or 
 
 deuce and truft and lly to thyfou'err.i^nc other temptations, but may fully fet our 
 
 goodntfle as our o itly {lay Slid refuge, mi ndes vpon thee- louc thee,feare thee,& 
 
 fcefecching thee not to call to remem- reft in thee)in fuch fort that ourveryflcep 
 
 braunceour manifold fins and wicked- alio may bee to the glory of thy holy 
 
 ric$,vvhcrby we continually p. ouoke thy name. Fuvthemiore , that our fleep bee 
 
 vvrath and indignation againft vs, ney- not excefiiue or ouer much, after the in- 
 
 the: o ir negligence, nor our vnkindneflfe fa t i ab le defire of the flesh, but onely 
 
 whi.h haue neither worthely enVeincd, fufficient to content our weak nature* 
 
 nor incur lines iuffkiently expr.-fild. the that wee may the better bee difpofed t« 
 
 fvv-eet comfort of thy gofpell r'euealed Hue in all Godly conuerfation,to the glo- 
 
 Vritq vs, but rather to accept the obedi- ry of thy holy name.and profit of onr brc 
 
 ence aiij death of thy fonne lefus Chrift thrcn, through lefus Chrift our lord, in 
 
 tfurlci-'d, who by offeiing vp his body in vyhofc name we make our humble petl- 
 
 ficrifice once for all. ? .ath'iuade a fufiici- tions vnto thee,as hee hath taught vs 
 
 en: re- otnpencefor all o'ur fiunes. Haue Our father.&c. 
 mercy therefore vpon vs ( O Lord ) and A praier for true repentaunce. 
 
 forg'nie Vs our offences, teach vs by thy K/f Oft gratious God and mercifullfa- 
 holy ipirit that vvec may rightly wayc ther of our fauiour lefus Chrift, 
 
 them & carrieftjy repent vsfor the fame: becauie 1 haue finned and done wick* 
 And fo much the rathcrCO Lord ourGcd) cdly, and through thy goodneffe haue re- 
 
 becaufe that the reprQbate^and fuch as cciued a defire of repentance, vvhereunto 
 
 thou Hilt forfakcu,canuot praife thee nor his thy Jong differing doth draw my hard 
 
 call vpon thy name : but the repenting hart,! befeech thee for thy great mercies 
 
 hair, the forrovvfull m ir.de, the conficncc £*ke in Chriit, to work the fame rcpeiu 
 
 oppreffedjhungenng an^l thirfting for thy taunce in mce,&by thy fpirit,i»ower and 
 
 grace shalleuermorc fet forth thy praife gnce,fo to humble,moitifie,and fcarc my 
 
 and glory. And albeit wee bee but confience for my fiunes to fal nation, that 
 
 ▼vormes He duft, yet thou art our creator in the good time thou maieft comfort and 
 
 and wee bee the work of thy hands,yea ouic ken meeagaine through lefus Chrifc 
 
 thou art out father,& wee thy children, toy dearely beloucd founc.So be it. 
 
 S.iij. 4 
 
PRAYERS. 
 
 A pnier to bee faid before the recea* pouefled into our fpirituall ktngdome *• 
 
 uing of the holy Communion. cat? & dtinck at his table,& with whom 
 
 O Father of mercy and Godof all con- yvec haue our conuerfation prefcnrly 
 
 folation, feeing all creatures doe ac- in heatien.and by whom our bodies shall 
 
 knowledge and confefTe thee to bee bee raifed vp againe from the duft, and 
 
 their gouerner and Lord,itbecommethvs, shall bee placed with him in that end* 
 
 the workmanship of thine ovvne hands, leffe ioy, which thou (O father of mercy) 
 
 at all times to reucrencc & magnifie thy haft prepared for thine tied before the 
 
 godly maieftie: firft for that thou haft foundation of the world waslaidc.And 
 
 created vs to thint ovvne Image & fiflii- thefe moft ineftimable benifits wee ac- 
 
 litude,but chiefly becaufe thou haft deli- knowledge & confefTe to haue receaued, 
 
 ucrcd vs from that euerliiting death and of thy free mercy & grace,by thine onely 
 
 danation,into which Sathan drew man- beloued fon lefus Chiiil. For the which 
 
 kind by the raeanes of fin,fromthe bon. therefore wee thy congregation moued 
 
 dage whereof, neither man nor Angell by thy holy Spirit-doe render to thee all 
 
 was able to make vs free : but thou ( O thanks praife,and glory, for cuer & cuci. 
 Lovd ) rich in mercy and inflnit in good. 
 
 nefTc, haft prouided our redemption, to A thanks giuing after the receauing 
 ftand in thine onely & vvelbeloued fonne: of the holy Communion, 
 
 vvhome of very loue thou dideft giue to 
 
 bee made man likevnto vs in all doings V/fO^ mercifull Father, wee render 
 finne excepted,that in his body he might L vnto thee all prayfe, tkanks honor 
 receaue the punishment of our tranfgref- and glory , for that it hath pleafed thee 
 &Hi,by his death to make fatisFaction to of d.y great mercies to graunt vnto v$ 
 thy iuftice,and by his refurrectioii to de- miflferable finners, fo excellent a gift 
 flroy him that was the anther of death, and treafure, as to receaue vs into the fe- 
 and fo to bring againe life to the world, loship and company of thy deere Sonne 
 from which the whole ofspringof Adam lefus Chrift our lord, whom thou haft 
 was moft iuftly exiled. O Lord wee ac- deliuered to death for vs, and haft giuen 
 knowledge that no creature was able to him vnto vs a neceflary food and non- 
 com pre h end the length, breadth, deep- rishment vnto euerlafting life. And now 
 ncfle and height, of that thy moft excel- wee befeech thee alfo ( O heauenly fa- 
 lent loue which moued thee to shew ther) to graunt vs this requeft, that thou 
 mercy where none was deferued,to pro- neuer furfer vs to become fo vnkinde as 
 mis and giue lifej where death had gotten to forget fo worthy benifits,but rather 
 »ic"tory,toreceiue vs into thy grace when imprint & faften them Aire in our harts, 
 wcecoiilddoenothingbutrebellagainft that wee may grow andincreafe daily 
 thy maieftie. more and more in true faith, which con- 
 The blind dulneffe of our corrupt nature tinually is exercifed in all manner of 
 wilnot furfer vs fufficiently to way theic good works, and fo much the rather(0 
 thy nioft ample benefits. Y et netierthelc* Lord )confiime vs in thefe perelous daics 
 at the commaundment of lefus Chrift our and rage of Sathan, that wee may con- 
 Lord, wee prefent our feluesto this thy ftantly iland & continue in the confeJft» 
 table,vvhich hee hath left to bee vfed in on of the fame, to the aduancement cf 
 remembrance of his death vntillhis com- thy glory, which art God ouer aU 
 ming againe)to declare and witnefTc be- ti.ings bee bleffcd for «ucr, 
 fore the vvorld, that by him alone wee Amem. 
 •haue receaued liberty and life : that by 
 him alone thou doeft acknowledge vs to 
 
 bee thy children and heires : that by him FINIS* 
 
 alone wee haue cntraunce to the throne 
 of thy grace, that by him alone wee arc 
 
A Tabic for the number of thewhole Pfalmes, 
 
 and alio in what leafe you may findeeuery of them. 
 
 L 
 
 Pfaime. A 
 
 jo All laud and praife. 
 
 49 All people harken. 
 
 78 Attend my people torny law 
 
 ft Amid the preafe. 
 
 x 00 All people that. 
 
 B 
 tr Bee light and %Ud* 
 l (9 Blf fled arethcy. 
 12* Bl eflVd art thou. 
 XJ4 Behold and haue regard. 
 I41 Before tlie Lord God. 
 X44Eleftbeethe Lord. 
 
 D 
 t j Doc not O God. 
 E 
 X27 Except the Lord. 
 G 
 1? Giue to the Lord. 
 %j Grudge not to fee. 
 4$ Great is the Lord. 
 54 God fane mec for. 
 105 Giue praifes vnto God. 
 1Q7 Giue thanks vnto the Lord. 
 X4I Giue laud vnto. 
 H 
 Xi Help Lord for. 
 XI How long rvilt. 
 5T Haue raercieonmecGod. 
 56 Haue mercie Lord on race. 
 67 Haue mercie on vs Lord* 
 7* How euer it bee. 
 £4 How pleafant is. 
 
 91 Heetnat within. 
 
 I „ 
 5 Incline thine eare. 
 Xr I trurtinGod. 
 20 In trouble and. 
 Sj 1 lift my hart to thee. 
 |4 I will giue laud and honour. 
 |9 I did 1 will looke. 
 
 40 I waited long. 
 
 41 ludge and reuengc. 
 77 I with my voyec. 
 
 92 It is a thing. 
 Xooln God the Lord. 
 xoi I mercie will. 
 T©9 In fpcechleffe. 
 Xitf 1 loue the Lord. 
 
 X20 In trouble and in thrall* 
 
 121 I lift my eics. 
 
 SJi X did in hart reioyec. 
 
 Folio. Pfaime. 
 
 64 6 Lord In thy. 
 
 92 \6 Lord keepe mee. 
 140 26 Lord be my ludge. 
 150 $ 5 Lord plead my. 
 171 42 Like as the Hart. 
 
 68 LetGodarife. 
 14872 Lord giue thy ludgements. 
 206 86 Lord bow thine eare. ■ 
 226 Si Lord God of health. 
 2*4 1 jo Lord to thee I. 
 a |S 140 Lord faue mec. 
 150 14; Lord hearc mv prater. 
 
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 15. 2 j My Shepheard. 
 
 45 My hart doth take it) hand. 
 aai 62. My foule to God. 
 71 My Lord my God. 
 
 0*4 10; My foule giue laud. 
 76 104 My foule praife. 
 
 92 146 My foule praife. 
 104 N 
 
 1S2 us Hot vnto vs. 
 x88 124 Now lfraell. 
 256 O. 
 
 
 3 O Lord how arc. 
 
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 4 O God that art. 
 
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 7 O Lord my God. 
 
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 8 O God our Lord* 
 
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 1 5 O Lord within. 
 
 122 
 
 17 O Lord giue eare. 
 
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 18 O God my ft'rength. 
 
 151 
 
 at , O Lord how ioyfull. 
 
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 31 O Lord I put my trufc. 
 
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 41 Our eares haue heard. 
 
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 51 O Lord confider my. 
 
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 55 O God giue eare. 
 
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 60 O Lord thou didft. 
 
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 6 1 O God my God I watch. 
 
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 64 O Lord vnto my voice. 
 
 80 
 
 70 O Gocfr.to mee take heede 
 
 84 
 
 79 O Lord the Gentiles. 
 
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 94 O Lord thou doeft. 
 
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 95 O come let vs. 
 
 » 74 
 
 9XO fingye now. 
 
 174 
 
 102 O heare my praiex* 
 
 192 
 
 108 O God my hart. 
 
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 117 O all ye nations. 
 
 214 
 
 118 O giue ye thanks. 
 
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 i j i O Lord I am not. 
 
 i?j Ohovv hippy a thing. 
 
 3J5 O praife the Lord. 
 
 I?6 laud the Lord. 
 
 159 O Lord thoti haft. 
 
 141 O Lord vpon thee doe I call. 
 
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 jS Put mee not to rebuke. 
 lofiPraife yee the Lord. 
 136 Praife yec the Lord. 
 I47 Praife yec the. 
 
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 61 Regard O Lord. 
 X 22 Remember Danids. 
 
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 59 Send aide and. 
 69 Saue mee O God. 
 
 96 Sing yee with praifc. 
 125 Such as in God. 
 
 X49 Sir?! yec vnto God. 
 
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 X The man is blcft. 
 X4 There is no God. 
 39 The heauens and. 
 2? The Lord is onely. 
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 27 The Lord is both. 
 <2$ Thon art O Lord. 
 $2 The man is bUft. 
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 41 The man is blcft. 
 46 The Lord is our defence* 
 50 The mightieGod. 
 50 The God of Gods. 
 j? The foolish man in that* 
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 6s Thy praife alone. 
 y6 To all that now. 
 go Thou Heard that. 
 *S Thou haft ben mcrcifulL 
 « 7 Thu Citic shall. 
 $9 To fing the mercies. 
 510 Thou. Lord haft. 
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 97 The Lord doth nigne< 
 
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 254 1 16 V V hen that the Lord* 
 
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 *Jo Si Yee righteous in the lord. 70 
 
 47 Yee people all. 90 
 
 1 10 5g ;Yee rulers. i ro 
 
 126 <55 Yee men on earth. 120 
 
 J^S iij Yee Children. 193 
 
 2 2o !jo Yceld vnto God. 3.3 
 
 258 FINIS. 
 
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 42 beginning of the booke. 
 
 Come holy Ghoft. 
 
 O lord of whom I doe depend. 
 
 O come and let vs now reioyce. 
 £* Wee praife thee Gad. 
 6 % O all yee works of God the Lord. 
 
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 X58 Attand my people and RJuc eare. 260 
 36o Our father which in heauen art. 20s 
 I64 All my beliefe and confidence, 264 
 
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 j:o The lord did fay. 294 O Lord in thee is allmy truft. 268 
 
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