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 FROM THE LIBRARY OF 
 REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D. 
 
 BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO 
 
 THE LIBRARY OF 
 
 PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
 
 

' 1934 
 
 This Pointing of the Pfaltcr and Canticles is authorized by His Grace the Artjphish^p of Tork. ^ ., 
 
 THE PSALTER, 
 
 WITH THE 
 
 CANTICLES AND HYMNS OF THE CHURCH, 
 ^ofnteti for Cftanting, 
 
 AND 
 
 SET TO APPROPRIATE CHANTS. 
 
 EDITED BY THE ,/ . 
 
 REV. SIR F. A. GORE OUSELEY, 
 
 BART., M.A., MUS. DOC, PRECENTOR OF HEREFORD, AND PROFESSOR OF MUSIC IN THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 OF OXFORD ; 
 
 AND ^ 
 
 EDWIN GEORGE MONK, 
 
 MUS. DOC, OXON., ORGANIST AND DIRECTOR OF THE CHOIR OF YORK MINSTER. 
 
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CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Venite exultemus - - - - - = - ^ 
 
 The Pfalms 6 
 
 Proper Pfalms - - - - - - - 165 
 
 Easter Anthems = = ---»- 204 
 Te Deum -------- 205 
 
 Benedicite - - - = - - - -208 
 
 Benedidlus - - - - - - - - 212 
 
 Jubilate Deo - - - - - - - -213 
 
 Quicunque Vult - - - - - - -214 
 
 Magnificat 216 
 
 Cantate Domino - - : - - - -218 
 
 Nunc dimittis - - - - - - -219 
 
 Deus misereatur - - - - - - -220 
 
 Appendix — Single and Double Chants - - - 221 
 
CHANTS 
 
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Venite^ exultemus Domino. 
 
 AT MORNING PRAYER. 
 
 Yenite, exultemiis Domino. No. I 
 
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 Venite^ exultemus Domino. 
 
 r\ COME, let us fing | unto the | Lord : let us heartily rejoice in the | ftrength of ^ 
 I our fal- I -vation. 
 
 2 Let us come before his prefence with | thankf- | -giving : and fhew ourfelves | 
 
 I glad in | him with | pfalms. 
 
 3 For the Lord is a | great | God : and a great | King a- | -bove all | gods. 
 
 4 In his hand are all the corners | of the | earth : and the ftrength of the | hills is j 
 
 I his I alfo. 
 
 5 The fea is his, and [ he | made it : and his hands pre- | -pared the | dry | land. 
 
 6 O come, let us worfhip, and | fall | down : and kneel be- | -fore the j Lord our | 
 
 I Maker. 
 
 7 For he is the | Lord our j God : and we are the people of his paflure, and the | 
 
 I llieep j of his | hand. 
 
 8 To-day if ye will hear his voice, harden | not your | hearts : as in the provocation, 
 
 and as in the day of temptation | in the | wilder- | -nefs ; 
 
 9 When your fathers | tempted | me : proved | me, and | faw my | works. 
 
 10 Forty years long was 1 grieved with this gener- | -ation, and | faid : It is a 
 
 people that do err in their hearts^ for they | have not | known my | ways ; 
 
 1 1 Unto whom I fware | in my | wrath : that they fhould not | enter | into my | reft 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 
 As it was in the beginning^ is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. ] 
 I A I -men. 
 
Pfalm 
 
 1. 11. 
 
 Day T. 
 
 THE PSALMS OF DAVID 
 
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 LESSED Is the man that hath not 
 nor ftood in the | way of | finners 
 
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 Beatus vir, qui ncn ahiit ^c, 
 walked in the counfel of the ungodly, 
 
 But his delight is 
 him 
 
 and hath not fat in the | feat | of the 
 Lord : and in his law will he exercife 
 
 fcornful. 
 
 in the | law of the ^ 
 felf I day and | night. 
 
 3 And he ihall be like a tree planted by the | water | fide : that will bring forth 
 
 his I fruit in | due | feafon. 
 
 4 His leaf alfo | (hall not | wither : and look, whatfoever he | doeth, | it fhall | 
 
 I profper. 
 
 5 As for the ungodly, it is not | fo with | them : but they are like the chafF, which 
 
 the wind fcattereth away from the | face | of the | earth. 
 
 6 Therefore the ungodly fhall not be able to ftand j in the j judgement : neither 
 
 the finners in the congre- 1 -gation | of the | righteous. 
 
 7 But the Lord knoweth the | way of the | righteous : and the way of the un- | 
 
 I -god- I -ly fhall | perifh. 
 
 PSALM II. ^are fremuerunt gentes ? 
 
 AX/'HY do the heathen fo furioufly | rage to- | -gether : and why do the 
 people i- I -magine a | vain | thing ? 
 
 2 The kings of the earth fland up, and the rulers take | counfel to- | -gether : 
 
 agalnfl the Lord^ and a- | -gainft | his A- | -nointed. 
 
 3 Let us break their | bonds a- | -funder : and caft a- | -way their ! cords | from us. 
 
Day L 
 
 Pfalm iii. 
 
 4 He that dwelleth in heaven fhall | laugh them to | fcorn : the Lord fhall I 
 
 I have them | In de- | -rifion. 
 
 5 Then fhall he fpeak unto them | in his | wrath : and vex them | in his | fore 
 
 dif- I -pleafure. 
 
 6 Yet have I | fet my [ King : upon my | holy | hill of | Sion. 
 
 7 I will preach the law^ whereof the Lord hath | faid unto | me : Thou art my 
 
 Son, this day have j I be- 1 -gotten | thee. 
 
 8 Defire of me, and I fhall give thee the heathen for thine in- | -herit- | -ance : and 
 
 the utmoft parts of the | earth for | thy pof- | -feflion. 
 
 9 Thou (halt bruife them with a | rod of | iron : and break them in pieces | like a | 
 
 I potter's I vefTel. 
 
 10 Be wife now therefore^ I O Y^ I kings : be learned, ye that are | judges | of the | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 1 1 Serve the | Lord in | fear : and rejoice unto | him with | rever- | -ence. 
 
 1 2 Kifs the Son, left he be angry, and fo ye perifh from the | right | way : if his 
 wrath be kindled, (yea^ but a little,) blefTed are all they that | put their | 
 
 truft in I him. 
 
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 T ORD, how are they increafed that | trouble | me : many are they that | rife a- 1 
 I -gainft I me. 
 
 2 Many one there be that | fay of my | foul : There is no | help for him | in his | 
 
 I God. ^ • 
 
 3 But thou, O Lord, art | my de- | -fender : thou art my worfhip, and the | lifter | 
 
 I up of my I head. 
 
 4 I did call upon the Lord | with my | voice : and he heard me | out of his | holy | 
 
 I hill. 
 
 5 I laid me down and flept, and rcfe | up a- 1 -gain : for the | Lord fuf- | -tained | me. 
 
 6 I will not be afraid for ten thoufands | of the | people : that have fet themselves 
 
 a- 1 -gainft me | round a- 1 -bout. 
 
 7 Up, Lord, and help me, | O my | God : for thou fmiteft all mine enemies upon 
 
 the cheek-bone ; thou haft broken the | teeth of j the un- | -godly. 
 
 8 Salvation belongeth | unto the | Lord : and thy blefting | is up- | -on thy | people. 
 
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 Cum invocarem. 
 
 ILJEAR me when I call, O God of my | righteouf- | -nefs : thou haft fet me at 
 liberty when I was in trouble ; have mercy upon me, and | hearken | unto my I 
 I prayer. 
 
 2 O ye Tons of men, how long will ye blaf- |-pheme mine | honour : and have fuch 
 
 pleafur.^ in vanity, and | feek | after | leafing ? 
 
 3 Know this alfo, that the Lord hath chofen to himfelf the | man that is | godly : 
 
 when I call upon the Lord_, | he will | hear | me. 
 
 4 Stand in awe, and | fm | not : commune with your own heart, and in your I 
 
 I chamber, | and be | ftill. 
 
 5 Offer the sacrifice of | righteouf- | -nefs : and piit your | truft | in the | Lord. 
 
 6 There be | many that j fay : Who will | fhew us | any | good .^ 
 
 7 Lord, I lift thou j up : the light of thy | counte- | -nance up- | -on us. 
 
 8 Thou haft put gladnefs | in my | heart : fince the time that their corn, and j wine. 
 
 and I oil, in- | -creafed. 
 
 9 I will lay me down in peace, and | take my | reft : for it is thou, Lord^ only, that 1 
 
 I makeft me | dwell in | fafety. 
 
 PSALM V. Verba me a auribus, 
 
 pONDER my | words, O | Lord : con- | -fider my | medi- | -tation. 
 
 2 O hearken thou unto the voice of my calling, my | King, and my I God : for 
 unto I thee will I | make my i prayer. 
 
 3 My voice ftialt thou hear be- | -times, O | Lord : early in the morning will I 
 
 direct my prayer unto | thee, and \ will look | up. 
 
 4 For thou art the God that haft no pleafure in | wicked- | -nefs : neither ftiall any j 
 
 I evil I dwell with | thee. 
 
 5 Such as be foolifti ftiall not | ftand in thy | fight : for thou hateft all | them that 
 
 work I vani- | -ty. 
 
 6 Thou ftialt deftroy them that | fpeak | leafing : the Lord will abhor both the 
 
 blood-thirfty | and de- | -ceitful | man. 
 
 7 But as for me, I will come into thine houfe, even upon the multitude | of thy j 
 
 I mercy : and in thy fear will I worftiip to- ] -ward thy i holy | temple. 
 
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 8 Lead me, O Lord, In thy righteoufnefs, becaufe of mine | ene- | -mies : make thy 
 
 way I plain be- | -fore my | face. 
 
 9 For there is no faithfulnefs | in his | mouth : their inward parts are | very I 
 
 I wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 10 Their throat is an open | fepul- | -chre : they | flatter | with their | tongue. 
 
 11 Deftroy thou them, O God; let them perifh through their own i- | -magi- I 
 
 I -nations : caft them out in the multitude of their ungodlinefs ; for they have 
 re- I -belled a- | -gainft | thee. 
 
 12 And let all them that put their triift in | thee re- | -joice : they fhall ever be 
 
 giving of thanks^ becaufe thou defendeft them ; they that love thy Name I 
 I fhall be | joyful in | thee. 
 
 13 For thou, Lord, wilt give thy blefTing | unto the | righteous : and with thy 
 
 favourable kindnefs wilt thou defend I him as I with a I fhield. 
 
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 PSALM VI. 
 
 ff\ LORD, rebuke me not in thine | indig- 
 ^^^ I thy dif- I -pleafure. 
 
 2 Have mercy upon me, O Lord, for | I am | weak : O Lord, heal me, | for my | 
 
 I bones are | vexed. 
 
 3 My foul alfo is | fore | troubled : but. Lord, how long | wilt thou | punifh | me .^ 
 
 4 Turn thee, O Lord^ and de- | -liver my | foul : O save me | for thy | mercy's | 
 
 I fake. 
 
 5 For in death no man re- | -membereth | thee : and who will give thee | thanks | 
 
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 6 I am weary of my groaning ; every night wafh | I my | bed : and water my | 
 
 I couch I with my | tears. 
 
 7 My beauty is gone for | very | trouble : and worn away becaiife of | all mine | 
 
 I ene- 1 -mies. 
 
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 8 Away from me^ all ye that work | vani- | -ty : for the Lord hath heard the | 
 
 I voice I of my | weeping. 
 
 9 The Lord hath heard | my pe- | -tition : the Lord | will re- 1 -ceive my | prayer. 
 
 10 All mine enemies fhall be confounded, and | fore | vexed : they fhall be turned 
 
 back, and put to | fhame | fudden- | -ly. 
 
 PSALM VII. Bomine, Deus meus. 
 
 r\ LORD my God^ in thee have I | put my | trufl : fave me from all them that 
 perfecute me, | and de- | -liver | me. 
 
 2 Left he devour my foul, like a lion, and | tear it in | pieces : while | there is | 
 
 I none to | help. 
 
 3 O Lord my God, if I have done | any fuch | thing : or if there be any | 
 
 I wickednefs | in my | hands ; 
 
 4 If I have rewarded evil unto him that dealt | friendly | with me : yea, I have 
 
 delivered him that without any caufe | is mine | ene- | -my ; 
 
 5 Then let mine enemy perfecute my | foul, and | take me : yea, let him tread my 
 
 life down upon the earth, and lay mine | honour | in the | duft. 
 
 6 Stand up, O Lord, in thy wrath, and lift up thyfelf, becaufe of the indignation 
 
 of mine | ene- | -mies : arife up for me in the judgement | that thou | haft 
 com- I -manded. 
 
 7 And fo fhall the congregation of the people | come a- | -bout thee : for their 
 
 fakes therefore lift | up thy- | -felf a- | -gain. 
 
 8 The Lord fhall judge the people; give sentence with | me, O | Lord : accord- 
 
 ing to my righteoufnefs, and according to the innocency | that is [ in | me. 
 
 9 O let the wickednefs of the ungodly | come to an [ end : but | guide | thou the | 
 
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 10 For the | righteous | God : trieth the | very | hearts and | reins. 
 
 1 1 My help | cometh of | God : who preferveth | them that are | true of | heart. 
 
 12 God is a righteous Judge, | ftrong, and | patient : and God is pro- | -voked | 
 
 I every | day. 
 
 13 If a man will not turn, he will | whet his | fword : he hath bent his | bow, and | 
 
 I made it | ready. 
 
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 14 He hath prepared for him the inftru- | -ments of | death : he ordaineth his 
 
 arrows a- | -gainft the | perfe- | -cutors. 
 I ^ Behold, he travail- | -eth with | mifchief ; he hath conceived forrow, and 
 
 brought I forth un- | -godli- | -nefs. 
 
 16 He hath graven and digged | up a | pit : and is fallen himfelf into the 
 
 deftriidion | that he | made for | other. 
 
 17 For his travail fhall come upon his | own | head : and his wickednefs fhall | 
 
 I fall on his | own | pate. 
 
 1 8 I will give thanks unto the Lord, according to his | righteouf- | -nefs : and 
 
 I will praife the | name of the | Lord moft | High. 
 
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 PSALM VIII. 
 /^ LORD our Governour^ how excellent is thy Na 
 ^^ that haft set thy | glory a- | -bove the | heavens 
 
 2 Out of the mouth of very babes and fuckllngs haft thou ordained ftrength, becaufe 
 
 of thine | ene- | -mies : that thou mighteft ftill the enemy, | and the a- | 
 I -ven- I -ger. 
 
 3 For I will conftder thy heavens, even the | works of thy | fingers : the moon and 
 
 the ftars, | which thou | haft or- | -dained. 
 
 4 What is man, that thou art | mindful | of him : and the fon of man^ | that thou | 
 
 I vifiteft I him .? 
 
 5 Thou madeft him lower | than the | angels : to crown | him with | glory and | 
 
 I worftiip. 
 
 6 Thou makeft him to have dominion of the | works of thy | hands : and thou haft 
 
 put all things in fub- | -jedlion | under his | feet ; 
 
 7 All I ftieep and | oxen : yea, and the | beafts | of the | field ; 
 
 8 The fowls of the air, and the fifties | of the | fea : and whatfoever walketh 
 
 through the | paths | of the | feas. 
 
 9 O Lord our | Cover- | -nour : how excellent is thy | Name in | ail the | world ! 
 
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 PSALM IX. Confitebor tibi, 
 
 T WILL give thanks unto thee^ O Lord^ with my | whole | heart : I will fpeak of | 
 I all thy I marvellous | works. 
 
 2 I will be glad and re- [ -joice in | thee : yea, my fongs will I make of thy | 
 
 I Name, O | thou moft | Higheft. 
 
 3 While mine enemies are | driven | back : they fhall fall and | perifh | at thy | 
 
 I prefence. 
 
 4 For thou haft maintained my right | and my | caufe : thou art set in the | throne 
 
 that I judgsft I right. 
 
 5 Thou haft rebuked the heathen, and deftroyed | the un- | -godly : thou haft put 
 
 out their | name for | ever and | ever. 
 
 6 O thou enemy, deftru6lions are come to a per- | -petual I end : even as the cities 
 
 which thou haft deftroyed ; their memorial is | periftied | with | them. 
 
 7 But the Lord ftiall en- | -dure for | ever : he hath alfo pre- | -pared his | feat for | 
 
 I judgement. 
 
 8 For he fhall judge the world in | righteouf- | -nefs : and minifter true | judgement | 
 
 I unto the | people. 
 
 9 The Lord alfo will be a defence | for the op- | -prefTed : even a refuge [ in due | 
 
 I time of I trouble. 
 
 10 And they that know thy Name will put their | truft in | thee : for thou, Lord, 
 
 haft never failed | them that | feek | thee. 
 
 11 O praife the Lord which | dwelleth in | Sion : fhew the | people | of his | 
 
 I doings. 
 
 12 For, when he maketh inquifttion for blood, he re- | -membereth | them : and 
 
 forgetteth not the com- | -plaint | of the | poor. 
 
 13 Have mercy upon me, O Lord ; confider the trouble which I suffer of | them 
 
 that I hate me : thou that lifteft me up | from the | gates of | death. 
 
 14 That I may ftiew all thy praifes within the ports of the | daughter of | Sion : 
 
 Twill re- | -joice in | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
Day II 
 
 Pfalm X. 
 
 13 
 
 15 The heathen are funk down in the | pit that they | made : In the fame net 
 
 which they hid privily, | is their | foot | taken. 
 
 16 The Lord is known to | execute | judgement : the ungodly is trapped in the I 
 
 I work of his | own | hands. 
 
 17 The wicked fhall be turned | into | hell : and all the people | that for- 1 -get | 
 
 I God. 
 
 18 For the poor fhall not alway | be for- | -gotten : the patient abiding of the 
 
 meek | fhall not | perifh for | ever. 
 
 19 Up, Lord, and let not man have the | upper | hand : let the heathen be | 
 
 I judged I in thy | fight. 
 
 20 Put them in | fear, O | Lord : that the heathen may know them- 1 -felves to | 
 
 1 be but I men. 
 
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 PSALM X. Ut quid, Domine ? 
 
 Vl^HY ftandefl: thou fo far | off, O | Lord : and hidefl thy face in the | needful | 
 I time of I trouble. 
 
 2 The ungodly for his own lufl doth perfe- | -cute the | poor : let them be taken 
 
 in the crafty wilinefs | that they | have i- | -magin'd. 
 
 3 For the ungodly hath made boafi of his own | heart's de- | -fire : and fpeaketh 
 
 good of the cDvetous, | whom | God ab- | -horreth. 
 
 4 The ungodly is fo proud, that he careth | not for | God : neither is | God in | 
 
 I all his I thoughts. 
 
 5 His ways are | alway | grievous : thy judgements are far above out of his fight, 
 
 and therefore defieth he | all his | ene- \ -mies. 
 
 6 For he hath faid in his heart, Tufh, I fhall never | be caft | down : there fhall no 
 
 harm | happen | unto \ me. 
 
 7 His mouth is full of curfing, de- | -ceit, and | fraud : under his tongue is 
 
 ungodli- I -nefs and | vani- | -ty. 
 
 8 He fitteth lurking in the thievifh corners | of the | flreets : and privily in his 
 
 lurking dens doth he murder the innocent ; his eyes are | fet a- | -gainft the | 
 I poor. 
 
 9 For he lieth waiting fecretly, even as a lion liirketh he | in his | den : that | he 
 
 may | ravifh the | poor, 
 ro He doth \ ravifh the | poor : when be ! getteth him | into his j n?.f. 
 
14 
 
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 He falleth down, and | humbleth him- | -felf : that the congregation of the poor 
 
 may fall into the | hands | of his | captains. 
 He hath faid in his heart, Tufh, God | hath for- | -gotten : he hideth away his 
 
 face, and I he will I never | fee it. 
 
 Arife, O Lord God, and lift | up thine | hand : for- 
 Wherefore fhould the wicked blaf- | -pheme | God 
 
 heart, Tufh, thou God | careft | not | for it. 
 Surely I thou haft i {^tx\ it : for thou beholdeft un- | 
 
 -get I not the | poor, 
 while he doth fay in his 
 
 1 1 
 12 
 
 heart, Tufh, thou God | careft | not | for it. 
 
 15 Surely | thou haft | {z^x\ it : for thou beholdeft un- | -godli- j -nefs and j wrong. 
 
 16 That thou mayeft take the matter | into thine | hand : the poor committeth him- 
 
 felf unto thee ; for thou art the | helper | of the | friendlefs. 
 
 17 Break thou the power of the ungodly | and ma- | -licious : take away his ungod- 
 
 linefs^ I and thou | fhalt find | none. 
 
 18 The Lord is King for | ever and | ever : and the heathen are | perifhed | out of 
 
 the I land. 
 
 19 Lord, thou haft heard the defire 
 
 thine ear | hearken- | -eth there- 
 
 20 To help the fatherlefs and poor 
 
 be no more ex- | -alted a- | -gainft | them. 
 
 of the I poor : thou prepareft their heart, and 
 
 -to ; 
 
 unto their I right : that the man of the earth 
 
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 PSALM XI. 
 
 In Domino confido. 
 
 TN the Lord put | I my | truft : how fay ye then to my foul, That fhe fhould fiee 
 
 as a I bird | unto the | hill } 
 1 For lo, the ungodly bend their bow, and make ready their arrows with- 1 -In 
 
 the I quiver : that they may privily fhoot at them | which are | true of | heart. 
 % For the foundations will | be cafl | down : and what | hath the | righteous | done ? 
 
Day II 
 
 Pfalm 
 
 xu. 
 
 15 
 
 4 The Lord is in his | holy | temple . the Lord's | feat | is in | heaven. 
 
 5 His eyes con- | fider the | poor : and his eyelids | try the | children of | men. 
 
 6 The Lord al- | -loweth the | righteous : but the ungodly, and him that delighteth 
 
 in wickednefs | doth his foul ab- | -hor. 
 
 7 Upon the ungodly he fhall rain fnares, fire and brimftone, j ftorm and | tempeft : 
 
 this fhall I be their | portion to \ drink. 
 
 8 For the righteous Lord loveth | righteouf- | -nefs : his countenance will behold 
 
 the I thing | that is | juft. 
 
 afbmms ^ragm 
 
 I pfalm xli. xlii. xiv. 
 
 W. HiNE. 
 
 PSALM XII. 
 
 left 
 
 W. Macfarren. 
 
 Salvum me fac. 
 for the faithful are 
 
 they do but flatter with 
 
 X-JELP me, Lord, for there is not one | godly man 
 minifhed from a- | -mong the | children of | men. 
 
 2 They talk of vanity every one | with his | neighbour 
 
 their lips^ and diflemble | in their | double | heart. 
 
 3 The Lord fhall root out all de- | -ceitful | lips : and the tongue that | fpeaketh | 
 
 I proud I things ; 
 4. Which have faid. With our tongue will | we pre- | -vail : we are they that ought 
 
 to fpeak, I who is | lord over | us } 
 Now for the comfortlefs troubles' fake | of the | needy : and becaufe of the deep | 
 
 I ^g^i^g I o^ the I poor^ 
 I will up, I faith the | Lord : and will help every one from him that fwelleth 
 
 againft him, | and will | fet him at | reft. 
 The words of the Lord are | pure | words : even as the filver, which from the 
 
 earth is tried, and purified | feven times | in the | fire. 
 Thou fhalt | keep them, O | Lord : thou fhalt preferve him from this | gener- | 
 
 I -ation for | ever. 
 The ungodly walk on | every | fide : when they are exalted, the children of | 
 
 I men are | put to re- | -buke. 
 
i6 
 
 Pfalm xiii. xiv. 
 
 Day IL 
 
 Pjalm xii. xiii. xiv. 
 
 No. 20. 
 
 II. 
 
 No. 21. 
 
 
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 W. HiNE. 
 
 PSALM XIII. 
 
 I I 1 1 
 
 W. Macfarren. 
 
 VJquequo, Domine ? 
 
 TIJOW long wilt thou forget me, O | Lord, for | ever : how long wilt thou | hide 
 
 thy I face | from me } 
 1 How long {hall I feek counfel in my foul, and be fo vexed | in my | heart : how 
 
 long fhall mine enemies | triumph | over | me ? 
 
 3 Confider, and hear me, O | Lord my | God : lighten mine eyes, that I | fleep | 
 
 I not in I death. 
 
 4 Left mine enemy fay^ I have prevailed a- | -gainft | him : for if I be caft down. 
 
 they that trouble me | will re- | -joice | at it. 
 
 5 But my truft is | in thy | mercy : and my heart is | joyful in | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 6 I will fing of the Lord, becaufe he hath dealt fo | lovingly | with me : yea^ I will 
 
 praife the | Name of the | Lord moft | Higheft. 
 
 PSALM XIV. Dixit inftpens, 
 
 npHE fool hath | faid in his | heart : There | is | no [ God. 
 
 2 They are corrupt, and become abominable | in their | doings : there is none 
 that I doeth good, j no not | one. 
 
 3 The Lord looked down from heaven upon the | children of j men : to fee if 
 
 there were any that would underftand, and | feek | after | God. 
 
 4 But they are all gone out of the way^ they are altogether become a- ! -bomin- | 
 
 I -able : there is none that j doeth good, | no not | one. 
 
 5 Their throat is an open fepulchre, wi:h their tongues have j they de- | -ceived : 
 
 the poifon of | afps is | under their | lips. 
 
 6 Their mouth is full of curfing and | bitter- ! -nefs : their feet are | fwift to | fhed | 
 
 I blood. 
 
 7 Deftrudion and unhappinefs is in their ways, and the way of peace have | they 
 
 not I known : there is no fear of | God be- | -fore their | eyes. 
 
 8 Have they no knowledge, that they are all fuch | workers of | mifchief : eating up 
 
 my people as it were bread, and call | not up- | -on the | Lord ? 
 
 9 There were they brought in great fear, even where | no fear j was : for God is in 
 
 the gener- 1 -ation | of the | righteous. 
 
Day III. 
 
 Pfah 
 
 m XV. XVI. 
 
 17 
 
 10 As for you, ye have made a mock at the counlel | of the | poor : becaufe he 
 
 putteth his [ truft | in the | Lord. 
 
 1 1 Who fhall give falvation unto Ifrael out of Sion ? When the Lord turneth the 
 
 captivity | of his | people : then fhall Jacob rejoice, and | Ifrael | fhall be | glad. 
 
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 PSALM XV. Do-mine^ quis habit ahit ? 
 
 T ORD, who fhall dwell in thy | taber- | -nacle : or who fhall refl up- | -on thy | 
 ^ I holy I hill.? 
 
 2 Even he, that leadeth an | uncorrupt | life : and doeth the thing which is right, 
 
 and fpeaketh the | truth | from his | heart. 
 
 3 He that hath ufed no deceit in his tongue, nor done evil | to his | neighbour : 
 
 and I hath not | flander'd his | neighbour. 
 
 4 He that fetteth not by himfelf, but is lowly in his | own | eyes : and maketh 
 
 much of I them that | fear the | Lord. 
 
 5 He that fweareth unto his neighbour, and difap- | -pointeth him | not : though 
 
 it I were to his | own | hindrance. 
 
 6 He that hath not given his money upon | ufu- | -ry : nor taken reward a- | -gainfl 
 
 the I inno- 1 -cent. 
 
 7 Whofo I doeth thefe j things : fhall | — | never | fall. 
 
 PSALM XVI. 
 
 Conferva me, Domlne. 
 
 PRESERVE I me, O I God : for in | thee have I | put my | trufl. 
 ^ 2 O my foul^ thou hafl faid | unto the | Lord : Thou art my God, my goods are | 
 I nothing | unto | thee. 
 
 3 All my delight is upon the faints^ that are | in the | earth : and upon | fuch as 
 
 ex- I -eel in | virtue. 
 
 4 But they that run after an- [ -other | god : fhall ] have [ great | trouble. 
 
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 Day III. 
 
 I. No. 22. II. 
 
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 5 Their drink-offerings of blood will | I not | offer : neither make mention of their | 
 
 I names with- | -in my | lips. 
 
 6 The Lord himfelf is the portion of mine inheritance, | and of my | cup : thou | 
 
 I fhalt main- | -tain my | lot. 
 
 7 The lot is fallen unto me in a | fair | ground : yea, I have a | goodly | herit- | -age. 
 
 8 I will thank the Lord for | giving me | warning : my reins alfo chaften me | in 
 
 the I night- | -feafon. 
 
 9 I have fet God | always be- | -fore me : for he is on my right hand, ] therefore 
 
 I I Ihall not ! fall. 
 
 10 Wherefore my heart was glad^ and my | glory re- | -joiced : my flefh | alfo 
 
 fhall I reft in | hope. 
 
 1 1 For why ? thou fhalt not leave my | foul in | hell : neither fhalt thou fuffer thy 
 
 Holy I One to | fee cor- | -ruption. 
 I 2 Thou fhalt fhew me the path of life ; in thy prefence is the | fulnefs of | joy : 
 and at thy right hand there is | pleafure for | ever- | -more. 
 
 PSALM XVII. 
 
 Exaudi^ Domine, 
 and hearken unto my 
 
 T-TEAR the right, O Lord, confider | my com- | -plaint 
 prayer, that goeth not | out of | feigned | lips. 
 
 2 Let my fentence come forth | from thy | prefence : and let thine eyes look upon 
 
 the I thing | that is | equal. 
 
 3 Thou haft proved and vifited mine heart in the night-feafon : thou haft tried me, 
 
 and fhalt find no | wickednefs | in me : for I am utterly purpofed that my | 
 I mouth fhall | not of- | -fend. 
 
 4 Becaufe of men's works, that are done againft the | words of thy | lips : I have 
 
 kept me from the | ways of | the def- | -troyer. 
 
 5 O hold thou up my goings | in thy | paths : that my | footfteps | flip | not. 
 
 6 I have called upon thee, O God, for | thou fhalt | hear me : incline thine ear to 
 
 me, and | hearken | unto my | words. 
 
 7 Shew thy marvellous loving-kindnefs, thou that art the Saviour of them which 
 
 put their | truft in | thee : from fuch as re- | -fift thy | right | hand. 
 
 8 Keep me as the apple | of an | eye : hide me under the | ftiadow | of thy | wings. 
 
Day III. 
 
 Pfalm 
 
 XVlll. 
 
 19 
 
 9 From the ungodly that | trouble | me : mine enemies compafs me round about 
 
 to I take a- | -way my | foul. 
 
 10 They are enclofed in their | own | fat : and their mouth | fpeaketh | proud | 
 
 I things. 
 
 1 1 They lie waiting in our way on | every | fide : turning their | eyes | down to 
 
 the I ground. 
 
 12 Like as a lion that is greedy | of his | prey : and as it were a lion's whelp, I 
 
 I lurking in | fecret | places. 
 
 13 Up, Lord^ difappoint him, and | caft him | down : deliver my foul from the 
 
 ungodly, which | is a | fword of | thine ; 
 
 14 From the men of thy hand, O Lord, from the men^ I fay, and from the | 
 
 I evil I world : which have their portion in this life, whofe bellies thou | filleft 
 with I thy hid | treafure. 
 
 15 They have children at | their de- | -fire : and leave the refi of their | fubftance | 
 
 I for their | babes. 
 
 16 But as for me^ I will behold thy prefence in | righteouf- | *nefs ; and when I 
 
 awake up after thy likenefs, Y fiiall be | fatif- | -fied | with it. 
 
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 PSALM XVIII. 
 
 Diligam te, Domine. 
 
 T WILL love thee, O Lord, my ftrength ; the Lord is my ftony rock, and | my 
 de- I -fence : my Saviour, my God, and my mighty in whom I will trufi:, my 
 buckler, the horn alfo of my fal- | -vation, | and my | refuge. 
 
 1 I will call upon the Lord^ which is worthy | to be | praifed : fo fiiall I be fafe | 
 I from mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 3 The forrows of death | compafled | me : and the overflowings of un- | -godli- 
 
 nefs I made me a- | -fraid. 
 
 4 The pains of hell | came a- | -bout me : the fnares of | death | over- | -took me. 
 
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 5 In my trouble I will call up- | -on the | Lord : and com- | -plain | unto my | God. 
 
 6 So fhall he hear my voice oat of his | holy | temple : and my complaint fhall 
 
 come before him^ it fhall enter | even | into his | ears. 
 
 7 The earth | trembled and | quaked : the very foundations alfo of the hills fhook^ 
 
 and were removed, be- | -caufe | he was | wroth. 
 
 8 There went a fmoke out | in his | prefence : and a confumlng fire out of his 
 
 mouth, fo that | coals were | kindled | at it. 
 
 9 He bowed the heavens alfo, | and came 1 down : and it was | dark | under his | 
 
 I feet. 
 
 10 He rode upon the cherubims, ] and did | fly : he came flying upon the | wings I 
 
 I of the I wind. 
 
 1 1 He made darknefs his | fecret | place : his pavilion round about him with dark 
 
 water, and thick | clouds to | cover | him. 
 
 12 At the brightnefs of his prefence his | clouds re- | -moved : hail- | -fl:ones, and | 
 
 I coals of I fire. 
 
 13 The Lord alfo thundered out of heaven, and the Highefl: | gave his | thunder : 
 
 hail- I -fl:ones, and | coals of | fire. 
 
 14 He fent out his arrows, and | fcattered | them : he cafl: forth lightnings, | and 
 
 def- I -troyed | them. 
 
 15 The fprings of waters were feen^ and the foundations of the round world were 
 
 difcovered, at thy | chiding, O | Lord : at the blafting of the | breath of | thy 
 dif- I -pleafure. 
 
 16 He fliall fend down from on | high to | fetch me : and fliall take me | out of | 
 
 I many | waters. 
 
 17 He fliall deliver me from my ftrongefl enemy, and from | them which ] hate 
 
 me : for they | are too | mighty | for me. 
 
 1 8 They prevented me in the | day of my | trouble ; but the | Lord was | my 
 
 up- I -holder. 
 
 19 He brought me forth alfo into a place of | liber- | -ty : he brought me forth^ 
 
 even becaufe he had a | favour | unto | me. 
 
 20 The Lord fliall reward me after my | righteous | dealing : according to the 
 
 cleannefs of my hands ] fliall he | recompenfe | me. 
 
Day III. Pfalm xviii. 21 
 
 21 Becaufe I have kept the | ways of the | Lord : and have not forfaken my God, I 
 
 I as the I wicked | doth. 
 
 22 For I have an eye unto | all his | laws : and will not caft out | his com- | mand- 
 
 ments | from me. 
 
 23 I was alfo uncor- | -rupt be- | -fore him : and efchewed mine | own | wicked- | 
 
 I -nefs. 
 
 24 Therefore fhall the Lord reward me after my | righteous | dealing : and accord- 
 
 ing unto the cleannefs of my | hands | in his | eyefight. 
 
 25 With the holy thou | fhalt be | holy : and with a perfedl | man thou | fhalt be | 
 
 I perfect. 
 
 26 With the clean thou | fhalt be | clean : and with the froward thou | fhalt learn | 
 
 I froward- | -nefs. 
 
 27 For thou fhalt fave the people that are in ad- | -verfi- | -ty : and fhalt bring down 
 
 the I high looks | of the | proud. 
 
 28 Thou alfo fhalt | light my | candle : the Lord my God fhall make my | 
 
 I darknefs j to be | light. 
 
 29 For in thee I fhall difcomfit an | hofl of | men : and with the help of my God 
 
 I fhall I leap | over the | wall. 
 
 30 The way of God is an unde- | -filed | way : the word of the Lord alfo is tried 
 
 in the fire ; he is the defender of all them that | put their | trufl in | him. 
 
 3 1 For who is God, | but the | Lord : or who hath any | flrength^ ex- | -cept our | 
 
 I God \ 
 
 32 It is God, that girdeth me with | flrength of | war : and | maketh | my way | 
 
 I perfect. 
 ^"^ He maketh my feet | like harts' | feet : and | fetteth me \ up on | high. 
 34 He teacheth mine | hands to | fight : and mine arms fhall break | even a | bow 
 
 of I fleel. 
 2^c^ Thou haft given me the defence of | thy fal- | -vation : thy right hand alfo fhall 
 
 hold me up, and thy loving cor- | -redlion fhall | make me ] great. 
 2^6 Thou fhalt make room enough under me | for to | go : that my j footfteps | 
 
 I fhall not I flide. 
 
 37 I will follow upon mine enemies, and | over- | -take them : neither will I turn 
 
 again till 1 | have def- | -troyed | them. 
 
 38 I will fmite them, that they fhall not be ) able to | fland : but | fall | under my | 
 
 I feet. 
 
 39 Thou haft girded me with ftrength | unto the | battle : thou fhalt throw down 
 
 mine | enemies | under | me. 
 
 40 Thou haft made mine enemies alfo to turn their | backs up- | -on me : and 
 
 I fhall de- | -ftroy | them that | hate me. 
 
 41 They fhall cry, but there fhall be \ none to | help them : yea, even unto the 
 
 Lord fhall they cry, [ but he | fhall not [ hear them. 
 
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 42 I will beat them as fmall as the duft be- | -fore the | wind : I will caft them out 
 
 as the I clay | in the | ftreets. 
 
 43 Thou fhalt deliver me from the ftrivings | of the | people : and thou fhalt 
 
 make me the | head | of the | heathen. 
 
 44 A people whom I | have not | known : fhall | — | ferve | me. 
 
 45 As foon as they hear of me^ they | fhall o- | -bey me : but the ftrange children | 
 
 I fhall dif- I -femble | with me. 
 
 46 The ftrange | children fhall ] fail : and be a- | -fraid | out of their | prifons. 
 
 47 The Lord liveth^ and bleffed be | my ftrong | helper : and praifed be the | God 
 
 of I my fal- | -vation. 
 
 48 Even the God that feeth that I | be a- | -venged : and fubdueth the | people | 
 
 I unto I me. 
 
 49 It is he that delivereth me from my cruel enemies^ and fetteth me up above 
 
 mine | adver- | -faries : thou fhalt rid me | from the | wicked | man. 
 
 50 For this caufe will I give thanks unto thee, O Lord^ a- | -mong the | Gentiles : 
 
 and fing | praifes | unto thy | Name. 
 
 5 1 Great prosperity giveth he | unto his | king : and fheweth loving-kindnefs unto 
 
 David his Anointed^ and unto his | feed for | ever- | -more. 
 
Day IV. 
 
 Pfalm xix. 
 
 23 
 
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 No. a6, 
 
 XIX. XX. XXI. 
 
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 PSALM XIX. 
 
 E. J. Hopkins. 
 
 Coeli enarrant. 
 and the firmament I fheweth his I 
 
 'T^HE heavens declare the | glory of | God 
 
 I handy | work. 
 1 One day | telleth an- 1 -other : and one night | certi- | -fieth an- 1 -other. 
 
 3 There is neither | fpeech nor | language : but their voices are | heard a- | -mong | 
 
 I them. 
 
 4 Their found is gone out | into all | lands : and their words into the | ends | of the | 
 
 I world. 
 
 5 In them hath he fet a tabernacle | for the | fun : which cometh forth as a bride- 
 
 groom out of his chamber, and rejoiceth as a | giant to | run his | courfe. 
 
 6 It goeth forth from the uttermoft part of the heaven, and runneth about unto 
 
 the end of | it a- | -gain : and there is nothing | hid from the | heat there- | -of. 
 
 7 The law of the Lord is an undefiled law, con- | -verting the | foul : the teftimony 
 
 of the Lord is fure, and giveth | wifdom | unto the | fimple. 
 
 8 The ftatutes of the Lord are right, and re- | -joice the | heart : the command- 
 
 ment of the Lord is pure, and giveth | light | unto the | eyes. 
 
 9 The fear of the Lord is clean, and en- | -dureth for | ever : the judgements of 
 the Lord are true, and | righteous | alto- | -gether. 
 
 gold, yea, than | much fine | gold : fweeter 
 
 -comb. 
 
 taught : and in keeping of them | there is | 
 
 O cleanfe thou me | from my | fecret 
 
 10 More to be defired are they than 
 
 alfo than honey, | and the | honey- 
 
 1 1 Moreover, by them is thy | fervant 
 
 I great re- | -ward. 
 
 1 2 Who can tell how | oft he of- 1 -fendeth 
 
 I faults. 
 
 13 Keep thy fervant alfo from prefumptuous fins, lefl: they get the dominion | over 
 
 I me : fo fiiall I be undefiled, and innocent | from the | great of- | -fence. 
 
 14 Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation | of my | heart : be alway ac- 
 
 I -ceptable | in thy | fight. 
 
 15 O 1 — I Lord : my | fi:rength, and | my re- | -deemer. 
 
24 
 
 Pfalm XX. xxi. 
 
 Day IV. 
 
 Pfa/m xix. XX. xxi. 
 
 No. 26. 
 
 No. 27. 
 
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 PSALM XX. 
 
 E. J Hopkins. 
 
 Exaudiat te Dominus, 
 
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 HE Lord hear thee in the | day of | trouble : the Name of the God of | Jacob 
 de- I -fend | thee. 
 1 Send thee help from the | fandtu- | -ary : and [ ftrengthen thee | out of | Slon ; 
 
 3 Remember | all thy | ofFrings : and accept | thy burnt | facrl- | -fice ; 
 
 4 Grant thee thy | heart's de- | -fire : and ful- | -fil | all thy | mind. 
 
 5 We will rejoice in thy falvation, and triumph in the Name of the ! Lord our | 
 
 I God : the Lord per- | -form all | thy pe- | -titions. 
 
 6 Now know I, that the Lord helpeth his Anointed, and will hear him from his | 
 
 I holy I heaven : even with the wholefome | ftrength of | his right | hand. 
 
 7 Some put their truft in chariots, and | fome in | horfes : but we will remember 
 
 the I Name of the | Lord our | God. 
 
 8 They are brought | down and | fallen : but we are | rifen, and | ftand up- | -right. 
 
 9 Save, Lord, and hear us, O | King of | heaven ; when we | call up- 1 -on | thee. 
 
 PSALM XXL 
 
 Domine, in virtute tua. 
 
 'TpHE King fhall rejoice in thy | ftrength, O | Lord : exceeding glad ihall he | 
 I be of I thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 2 Thou haft given him his | heart's de- | -fire : and haft not denied him the re- | 
 
 I -queft I of his | lips. 
 
 3 For thou ftialt prevent him with the | blefTings of | goodnefs : and ftialt fet a crown 
 
 of pure I gold up- | -on his | head, 
 
 4 He aflced life of thee, and thou gaveft him a | long | life : even for | ever | and | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 5 His honour is great in [ thy fal- | -vation : glory and great worftiip | fhalt thou | 
 
 I lay up- I -on him. 
 
 6 For thou ftialt give him everlafting fe- | -lici- j ty : and make him glad with the | 
 
 I joy of thy | counte- | -nance. 
 
 7 And why ? becaufe the King putteth his | truft in the | Lord : and in the mercy 
 
 of the M.oft Higheft ] he ftiall | not mif- | -carry. 
 
Day IV. 
 
 Pfalnt 
 
 xxii. 
 
 5 
 
 8 All thine enemies fhall | feel thy | hand : thy right hand fhall | find out | them 
 
 that I hate thee. 
 Q Thou fhalt make them like a fiery oven in | time of thy | wrath : the Lord fhall 
 
 deftroy them in his difpleafure^ and the fire | fhall con- | -fume | them. 
 
 10 Their fruit fhalt thou root | out of the ] earth : and their feed from a- | -mong 
 
 the I children of | men. 
 
 1 1 For they intended mifchief a- | -gainfl | thee : and imagined fuch a device as 
 
 they are not | able | to per- | -form. 
 
 12 Therefore fhalt thou | put them to | flight : and the firings of thy bow fhalt 
 
 thou make ready a- | -gainfl the | face of | them. 
 
 13 Be thou exalted, Lord, in | thine own | flrength : fo will we [ fing, and [ praife 
 
 thy I power. 
 
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 No. 28. 
 
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 No. 30. 
 
 
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 PSALM XXII. 
 
 John Goss. 
 
 Deus, Deus mens. 
 
 "V/f Y God, my God, look upon me ; why hafl thou for- | -faken | me : and art fo 
 far from my health, and from the | words of | my com- | -plaint } 
 
 1 O my God, I cry in the day-time, but thou | heareft | not : and in the night-feafon | 
 I alfo I I take no | reft. 
 
 3 And thou con- | -tinuefl | holy : O thou | worfhip of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 4 Our fathers [ hoped in | thee : they trufted in thee, and thou | didfl; de- j -liver | 
 
 I them. 
 
 5 They called upon thee, | and were j holpen : they put their trufl in thee, | and 
 
 were [ not con- | -founded. 
 
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 John Goss. 
 
 6 But as for me, I am a worm, | and no | man : a very fcorn of men, and the | out- 
 
 caft I of the | people. 
 
 7 All they that fee me | laugh me to | fcorn : they fhoot out their lips, and | fhake 
 
 their j heads, | faying, 
 B He trufted in God, that he would de- | -liver | him : let him deliver him, | if | he 
 will I have him. 
 
 9 But thou art he that took me out of my | mother's | womb : thou waft my hope, 
 
 when I hanged yet up- | -on my | mother's j'breafts. 
 
 10 I have been left unto thee ever fince | I was | born : thou art my God even \ 
 
 I from my | mother's | womb. 
 
 1 1 O go not from me^ for trouble is | hard at | hand : and | there is | none to | help 
 
 me. 
 
 1 2 Many oxen are | come a- | -bout me : fat bulls of Bafan clofe me ] in on | every | 
 
 I fide. 
 
 13 They gape upon me | with their | mouths : as it were a ramping j and a j roaring | 
 
 I lion. 
 
 14 I am pcsured out like water^ and all my bones are | out of | joint : my heart alfo 
 
 in the midft of my body is | even like | melting | wax. 
 
 15 My ftrength is dried up like a potftierd, and my tongue cleaveth | to my | gums : 
 
 and thou ftialt bring me | into the | duft of | death. 
 
 16 For many dogs are | come a- 1 -bout me : and the counfel of the wicked | layeth | 
 
 I fiege a- | -galnft me. 
 
 17 They pierced my hands and my feet ; I may tell | all my | bones : they ftand ] 
 
 I ftaring and | looking up- | -on me. 
 
 1 8 They part my | garments a- | -mong them : and caft | lots up- | -on my | 
 
 I vefture. 
 
 1 9 But be not thou far from j me, O | Lord : thou art my fuccour, | hafte thee to | 
 
 I help I me. 
 
 20 Deliver my foul | from the | fword ; my darling from the | power | of the | 
 
 21 Save me from the | lion's | mouth : thou haft heard me alfo from among the | 
 
 I horns of the [ uni- | -corns. 
 
Day IV. 
 
 Pfalm 
 
 XXUl. 
 
 27 
 
 
 No. 31. 
 
 22, ^c, and Pp/w xxiil. 
 
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 22 I will declare thy Name | unto my | brethren : in the midft of the congregation | 
 
 I will I I praife | thee. 
 
 23 O praife the Lord, | ye that | fear him : magnify him, all ye of the feed of Jacob^ 
 
 and fear him, all ye | feed of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 24 For he hath not defpifed, nor abhorred, the low ef- | -tate of the | poor : he hath 
 
 not hid his face from him, but when he called unto | him he | heard | him. 
 
 25 My praife is of thee in the great | congre- | -gation : my vows will I perform in 
 
 the I fight of I them that | fear him. 
 
 26 The poor fhall eat, and be | fatif- | -fied : they that feek after the Lord fhall 
 
 praife him ; your | heart fhall | live for | ever. 
 
 27 All the ends of the world fhall remember themfelves, and be turned | unto the | 
 
 I Lord : and all the kindreds of the nations fhall | worfhip be- | -fore | him. 
 
 28 For the kingdom | is the | Lord's : and he is the Gover- | -nour a- | -mong the | 
 
 I people. 
 
 29 All fuch as be | fat upon | earth : have | eaten, and | worfhip- | -ped. 
 
 30 All they that go down into the duft fhall | kneel be- | -fore him : and no man 
 
 hath I quicken'd his | own | foul. 
 '^ I My I feed fhall | ferve him : they fhall be counted unto the Lord | for a | gener- 1 
 
 I -ation. 
 32 They fhall come, and the heavens fhall declare his | righteouf- | -nefs : unto a 
 
 people that fhall be born, | whom the | Lord hath | made. 
 
 PSALM XXIII. 
 
 Dominus regit me. 
 
 'T^HE Lord | is my | Shepherd : therefore | can I | lack | nothing. 
 
 2 He fhall feed me in a | green | pafture : and lead me forth be- | -fide the 
 I waters of | comfort. 
 
 3 He fhall con- | -vert my | foul : and bring me forth in the paths of righteoufnefs, 
 
 I for his I Name's | fake. 
 
 4 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the fhadow of death, I will | fear no 
 
 I evil : for thou art with me ; thy rod and thy | ftafF] comfort [ me. 
 
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 5 Thou fhalt prepare a table before me agalnft them that | trouble I me : thou haft 
 
 anointed my head with oil, | and my | cup fhall be | full. 
 
 6 But thy loving-kindnefs and mercy fhall follow me all the | days of my | life : and 
 
 I will dwell in the I houfe of the I Lord for I ever. 
 
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 PSALM XXIV. 
 
 Domini^ eft terra. 
 
 'npHE earth is the Lord's, and all that | therein | is : the compafs of the world, 
 and I they that | dwell there- | -in. 
 
 2 For he hath founded it up- ] -on the | feas : and prepared | it up- | -on the | floods. 
 
 3 Who fhall afcend into the | hill of the | Lord : or who fhall rife up | in his | holy | 
 
 I place } 
 
 4 Even he that hath clean hands^ | and a pure \ heart : and that hath not lift up his 
 
 mind unto vanity, nor | fworn to de- | -ceive his | neighbour. 
 
 5 He fhall receive the blefling | from the | Lord : and righteoufnefs from the | God 
 
 of I his fal- 1 -vation. 
 
 6 This is the generation of | them that | feek him : even of them that | feek thy | 
 
 I face, O I Jacob. 
 
 7 Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ever- 1 -lafting | doors : and 
 
 the King of | glory | fliall come | in. 
 
Day V. 
 
 Pfalm XXV, 
 
 29 
 
 8 Who is the | King of | glory : it is the Lord ftrong and mighty^ even the | Lord | 
 
 I mighty in | battle. 
 
 9 Lift up your heads^ O ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ever- | lafting | doors : and 
 
 the King of | glory | fhall come | in. 
 lb Who is the | King of | glory : even the Lord of hofts^ | he is the | King of | 
 
 No. 32. 
 
 Pfalm xxiv, xxv. xxvi. 
 
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 PSALM XXV. 
 
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 Ad te^ Domine levavi. 
 
 NTO thee, O Lord, will I lift up my foul ; my God, I have put my | truft in | 
 thee : O let me not be confounded, neither let mine enemies | triumph | over j 
 
 me. 
 
 I For all they that hope in thee fhall not | be a- | -fhamed : but fuch as tranfgrefs 
 
 without a caufe fhall be | put | to con- | -fufion. 
 
 3 Shew me thy | ways, O | Lord : and | teach | me thy I paths. 
 
 4 Lead me forth in thy | truth, and | learn me : for thou art the God of my falva- 
 
 tion ; in thee hath been my | hope | all the day | long. 
 
 5 Call to remembrance, O Lord, thy | tender | mercies: and thy loving-kindnefTes, 
 
 which I have been | ever of | old. 
 
 6 O remember not the fins and offences | of my | youth : but accordir-g to thy mercy 
 
 think thou upon me, O | Lord, | for thy | goodnefs. 
 
 7 Gracious and righteous | is the | Lord : therefore will he teach | fmners | in the | 
 
 I way. 
 
 8 Them that are meek fhall he | guide in | judgement : and fuch as are gentle, | 
 
 I them fhall he | learn his | way. 
 
 9 All the paths of the Lord are | mercy and | truth : unto fuch as keep his covenant, | 
 
 I and his | tefli- 1 -monies. 
 
 10 For thy Name's | fake, O | Lord : be merciful unto my | fm, for | it is | great. 
 
 I I What man is he, that | feareth the | Lord : him fhall he teach in the | way that | 
 
 I he fhall | choofe. 
 I 2 His foul fhall | dwell at | eafe : and his feed | fhall in- | -herit the | land. 
 13 The fecret of the Lord is among | them that | fear him : and he will | fhew them 
 
 his 1 cove- 1 -nant. 
 
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 No. 34. 
 
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 14 Mine eyes are ever looking | unto the | Lord: for he fhall pluck my | feet | 
 
 I out of the I net. 
 
 15 Turn thee unto me, and have | mercy up- | -on me: for I am defolate, | and 
 
 in I mife- | -ry. 
 
 16 The forrows of my heart | are en- | -larged : O bring thou | me | out of my | 
 
 I troubles. 
 
 17 Look upon my adverfity and | mife- | -ry : and for- | -give me | all my | fin. 
 
 18 Confider mine enemies, how | many they | are: and they bear a tyrannous | 
 
 I hate a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 19 O keep my foul, and de- | -liver | me : let me not be confounded, for I have I 
 
 I put my I truft in | thee. 
 
 20 Let perfecftnefs and righteous dealing | wait up- | -on me : for my | hope hath | 
 
 I been in | thee. 
 2 I Deliver Ifrael, | O j God : out [ — of | all his | troubles. 
 
 PSALM XXVL . Judica me, Domine, 
 
 T> E thou my Judge, O Lord, for I have walked | innocent- | -ly : my truft hath 
 been alfo in the Lord, | therefore | fhall I not | fall. 
 
 2 Examine me, O Lord, and | prove | me : try out my | reins | and my | heart. 
 
 3 For thy loving-kindnefs is ever be- | -fore mine | eyes : and I will | walk | in 
 
 thy I truth. 
 
 4 I have not dwelt with | vain | perfons : neither will I have fellowfhip | with the 
 
 de- I -ceit- ] -ful. 
 
 5 I have hated the congregation | of the | wicked : and will not | fit a- | -mong the 
 
 un- I -godly. 
 
 6 I will wafh my hands in innocency, | O | Lord : and fo will I | go | to thine | 
 
 I altar. 
 
 7 That I may fhew the | voice of thankf- | -giving : and tell of [ all thy | wondrous | 
 
 I works. 
 
 8 Lord, I have loved the habitation | of thy | houfe : and the place | where thine | 
 
 I honour 1 dwelleth 
 
Day V. 
 
 Pfalm 
 
 xxvii, 
 
 31 
 
 9 O fhut not up my foul | with the | finners : nor my life | with the | blood- | -thirfly. 
 
 10 In whofe hands is | wicked- | -nefs : and their right | hand is | full of | gifts. 
 
 1 1 But as for me, I will walk | innocent- | -ly : O deliver me, and be | merciful | 
 
 I unto I me 
 
 1 2 My foot I ftandeth | right : I will praife the Lord | in the | congre- | -gations. 
 
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 PSALM xxvn. 
 
 Dominus illuminatio. 
 
 'T^HE Lord is my light, and my falvation ; whom then | fliall I | fear : the Lord 
 is the ftrength of my life ; of whom then | fhall I | be a- | -fraid } 
 
 1 When the wicked, even mine enemies, and my foes, came upon me to | eat up 
 my I flefh : they | ftumbled | and | fell. 
 
 3 Though an hoft of men were laid againft me, yet fhall not my heart | be a- | 
 
 I -fraid : and though there rofe up war againfl: me, yet will I | put my | trufl 
 in I him. 
 
 4 One thing have I defired of the Lord, which I | will re- | -quire : even that I may 
 
 dwell in the houfe of the Lord, all the days of my life, to behold the fair beauty 
 of the Lord, | and to | vifit his | temple. 
 
 5 For in the time of trouble he fhall hide me in his | taber- | -nacle : yea, in the fecret 
 
 place of his dwelling fhall he hide me, and fet me up up- | -on a | rock of | flone. 
 
 6 And now fhall he lift | up mine | head : above mine | enemies | round a- | -bout me. 
 
 7 Therefore will I offer in his dwelling an oblation with | great | gladnefs : I will 
 
 fing, and fpeak | praifes | unto the | Lord. 
 
 8 Hearken unto my voice, O Lord, when I | cry unto | thee : have mercy up- | 
 
 I -on me, and | hear | me. 
 
 9 My heart hath talked of thee, | Seek ye my | face : Thy face, | Lord, | will I | 
 
 I feek. 
 
 10 O hide not thou thy | face from | me ; nor cafl thy fervant a- | -way | in dif- | 
 
 I -pleafure. 
 
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 1 1 Thou haft | been my | fuccour : leave me not, neither forfake me, O | God of | 
 
 I my fal- | -vatlon. 
 
 12 When miy father and my | mother for- | -fake me: the | Lord | taketh me | up. 
 
 13 Teach me thy | way, O | Lord : and- lead me in the right way, be- | -caufe of 
 
 mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 14 Deliver me not over into the will of mine | adver- | -faries : for there are falfe 
 
 witnefTes rifen up againft me, and | fuch as | fpeak | wrong. 
 
 15 I fhould utterly have | faint- | -ed : but that I believe verily to fee the goodnefs 
 
 of the Lord in the | land | of the | living. 
 
 16 O tarry thou the | Lord's | leifure : be ftrong, and he fhall comfort thine heart ; 
 
 and put thou thy | truft | in the | Lord. 
 
 PSALM XXVIII. 
 
 Ad te, Domine. 
 
 T INTO thee will I cry, O | Lord my | ftrength 
 thou make as though thou heareft not, I b 
 
 think no fcorn of me ; left, if 
 become like them that go | down | 
 I into the | pit. 
 1 Hear the voice of my humble petitions, when I | cry unto | thee : when I hold 
 up my hands towards the mercy-feat | of thy | holy | temple. 
 
 3 O pluck me not away, neither deftroy me with the ungodly and | wicked | doers : 
 
 which fpeak friendly to their neighbours, but imagine | mifchief | in their | 
 I hearts. 
 
 4 Reward them according | to their | deeds : and according to the wickednefs | of 
 
 their | own in- | -ventions. 
 
 5 Recompenfe them after the | work of their | hands : pay them | that they | have 
 
 de- I -ferved. 
 
 6 For they regard not in their mind the works of the Lord, nor the operation | of 
 
 his I hands : therefore ftiall he break them down, | and not | build them | up. 
 
 7 Praifed | be the | Lord : for he hath heard the | voice of my | humble pe- | -titions. 
 
 8 The Lord is my ftrength, and my ftiield ; my heart hath trufted in him, and | 
 
 I I am I helped : therefore my heart danceth for joy, and in my | fong | will I | 
 I praife him. 
 
Day V. 
 
 Pfah 
 
 m XXIX. 
 
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 9 The Lord | is my | ftrength : and he is the wholefome de- | -fence of | his A- I 
 
 I -nointed. 
 
 10 O fave thy people, and give thy blefTing unto thine in- | -herit- | -ance : feed 
 
 them, and | fet them | up for | ever. 
 
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 No. 38. 
 
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 PSALM XXIX. Afferte Domino 
 
 T> RING unto the Lord, O ye mighty, bring young rams | unto the | Lord : afcribe 
 unto the | Lord | worfhip and | ftrength. 
 
 2 Give the Lord the honour due | unto his | Name : worfhip the | Lord with | holy | 
 
 I worfhip. 
 
 3 It is the Lord, that com- | -mandeth the | waters : it is the glorious | God, that | 
 
 I maketh the | thunder. 
 
 4 It is the Lord, that ruleth the fea ; the voice of the Lord is mighty in | oper- | 
 
 I -ation : the voice of the Lord | is a | glorious | voice. 
 
 5 The voice of the Lord breaketh the | cedar | trees : yea, the Lord breaketh the | 
 
 I cedars of | Liban- | -us. 
 
 6 He maketh them alfo to fkip | like a | calf : Libanus alfo, and Sirion, | like a 
 
 young I uni- | -corn. 
 
 7 The voice of the Lord divideth the flames of fire ; the voice of the Lord fhaketh 
 
 the I wilder- | -nefs : yea, the Lord fhaketh the | wilder- | -nefs of | Cades. 
 
 8 The voice of the Lord maketh the hinds to bring forth young, and difcovereth 
 
 the I thick | bufhes : in his temple doth every man | fpeak | of his | honour. 
 
 9 The Lord fitteth above the | water- | -flood : and the Lord re- | -maineth a | King 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 10 The Lord fhall give flrength | unto his | people : the Lord fhall give his | people 
 
 the I blefTmg of | peace. 
 
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 Day VI, 
 
 iHonuus ^rager. 
 
 . Pfalm XXX. xxxi. 
 
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 PSALM XXX. 
 
 hxaltabo te, Bomine. 
 
 T WILL magnify thee, O Lord, for thou haft | fet me | up : and not made my foes 
 
 to I triumph | over | me. 
 1 O Lord my God, I cried | unto | thee : and 
 3 Thou, Lord, haft brought my foul | out of 
 
 thou haft I healed | me. 
 
 hell : thou haft kept my life from 
 
 them that go | down | to the ] pit. 
 
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 4 Sing praifes unto the Lord, O ye | faints of ^ 
 
 remembrance | of his | holi- | -nefs. 
 
 5 For his wrath endureth but the twinkling of an eye, and in his | pleafure is 
 
 heavinefs may endure for a night, but joy | cometh | in the | morning. 
 
 6 And in my profperity I faid, I ftiall never | be re- | -moved : thou. Lord, of thy 
 
 goodnefs haft | m.ade my | hill fo | ftrong. 
 
 7 Thou didft turn thy | face from | me : and | I | was | troubled. 
 
 8 Then cried I unto | thee, O | Lord : and gat me | to my | Lord right | humbly. 
 
 9 What profit is there | in my I blood : when I go | down | to the | pit P 
 Shall the duft give thanks | unto I thee : or ftiall | it de- | -clare thy | truth ? 
 Hear, O Lord, and have | mercy up- | -on me : Lord, be | thou | my | helper. 
 Thou haft turned my heavinefs | into | joy : thou haft put off my fackcloth, and | 
 
 I girded | me with | gladnefs. 
 Therefore ftiall every good man fing of thy praife with- | -out | ceafing : O my 
 God, I will give thanks | unto | thee for I ever. 
 
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 PSALM XXXI. In te, Bomine, Jperavi. 
 
 TN thee, O Lord, have I | put my | truft : let me never be put to confufion, deliver 
 me I in thy | righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 2 Bow down thine | ear to | me : make hafte | to de- | -liver | me. 
 
 3 And be thou my ftrong rock, and | houfe of de- | -fence : that | thou mayeft | 
 
 I fave ! me. 
 
Day VI. Pfahn xxxi. 35 
 
 4 For thou art my ftrong rock, | and my | caftle : be thou alfo my guide, and lead 
 
 me I for thy | Name's | fake. 
 
 5 Draw me out of the net, that they have laid \ privily | for me : for | thou | art 
 
 my I ftrength. 
 
 6 Into thy hands I com- | -mend my | fpirit : for thou haft redeemed me, O Lord, 
 
 thou I God of I truth. 
 
 7 I have hated them that hold of fuperftitious | vani- | -ties : and my truft hath | 
 
 I been | in the | Lord. 
 
 8 I will be glad, and rejoice | in thy | mercy : for thou haft confidered my trouble, 
 
 and haft known my foul | in ad- | -verft- | -ties. 
 
 9 Thou haft not fhut me up into the hand of the | ene- | -my : but haft fet my j feet 
 
 in a I large | room. 
 
 10 Have mercy upon me, O Lord, for | I am in | trouble : and mine eye is confumed 
 
 for very heavinefs ; yea, my | foul | and my | body. 
 
 1 1 For my life is waxen old with | heavi- | -nefs : and my | years | with | mourning. 
 
 12 My ftrength faileth me, becaufe of mine in- | -iqui- | -ty : and my | bones | are 
 
 con- I -fumed. 
 
 13 I became a reproof among all mine enemies, but efpecially a- | -mong my | 
 
 I neighbours : and they of mine acquaintance were afraid of me ; and they that 
 did fee me without con- | -veyed them- | -felves | from me. 
 
 14 I am clean forgotten, as a dead man | out of j mind : 1 am become | like a | 
 
 I broken | veftel. 
 
 15 For I have heard the blafphemy of the | multi- | -tude : and fear is on every fide, 
 
 while they confpire together againft me, and take their counfel to | take a- j 
 I -way my | life. 
 
 16 But my hope hath been in | thee, O | Lord : I have faid, | Thou | art my | 
 
 I God. 
 
 17 My time is in thy hand ; deliver me from the hand of mine | ene- | -mies : and 
 
 from I them that | perfecute | me. 
 
 1 8 Shew thy fervant the light of thy | counte- | -nance : and fave me | for thy | 
 
 I mercy's | fake. 
 
 19 Let me not be confounded, O Lord, for I have | called up- | -on thee : let the 
 
 ungodly be put to confufion, and be put to | filence | in the | grave. 
 
 20 Let the lying lips be | put to | filence : which cruelly, difdainfully, and defpite- 
 
 fully, I fpeak a- | -gainft the | righteous. 
 
 2 I O how plentiful is thy goodnefs, which thou haft laid up for | them that | fear 
 
 thee : and that thou haft prepared for them that put their truft in thee, even 
 be- I -fore the | fons of | men ! 
 22 Thou ftialt hide them privily by thine own prefence from the provoking of | all 
 I men : thou ftialt keep them fecretly in thy tabernacle | from the | ftrife of 
 ] tongues. 
 
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 23 Thanks be | to the | Lord : for he hath fhewed me marvellous great kindnefs | 
 
 I in a I ftrong | city. 
 
 24 And when 1 made | hafte, I | faid : I am caft out of the | fight of | thine | eyes. 
 
 25 Neverthelefs, thou heardeft the | voice of my | prayer : when I | cried | unto | thee. 
 
 26 O love the Lord, all | ye his | faints : for the Lord preferveth them that are 
 
 faithful, and plenteoufly re- | -wardeth the | proud | doer. 
 
 27 Be ftrong, and he fhall ef- | -tablifh your | heart : all ye that put your | trull | in 
 
 the I Lord. 
 
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 I cover- I -ed. 
 
 2 Blefi'ed is the man unto whom the Lord im- | -puteth no | fin : and in whofe | fpirit 
 
 there | is no | guile. 
 
 3 For while 1 | held my | tongue : my bones confumed away | through my | daily 
 
 com- I plaining. 
 
 4 For thy hand is heavy upon me | day and | night : and my moifture is ] like the I 
 
 I drought in | fummer. 
 
Day VI 
 
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 5 I will acknowledge my fin | unto | thee : and mine unrighteoufnefs j have I | not | hid. 
 
 6 I fiiid, I will confeis my fms | unto the | Lord : and fo thou forgaveft the | 
 
 I wickednefs | of my | fin. 
 
 7 For this fhall every one that is godly make his prayer unto thee, in a time when 
 
 thou I mayeft be | found : but in the great water-floods | they fliall | not come | 
 I nigh him. 
 
 8 Thou art a place to hide me in, thou flialt preferve | me from | trouble : thou fhalt 
 
 compafs me about with | fongs of de- j -liver- | -ance. ' 
 
 9 I will inform thee, and teach thee in the way wherein | thou fhalt | go : and I will | 
 
 I guide thee | with mine | eye. 
 
 10 Be ye not like to horfe and mule, which have no | under- | -ftanding : whofe 
 
 mouths muft be held with bit and bridle, | lefl: they | fall up- | -on thee. 
 I I Great plagues remain | for the un- | -godly : but whofo putteth his truft in the 
 
 Lord, mercy embraceth | him on | every | fide. 
 12 Be glad, O ye righteous, and re- | -ioice in the | Lord : and be joyful, all | ye that 
 
 are I true of I heart. 
 
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 O EJOICE in the Lord, | O ye | righteous : for it becometh well the | jufl: | to be | 
 I thankful. 
 
 2 Praife the | Lord with | harp : {\\\^ praifes unto him with the lute, and | infl:rument | 
 
 I of ten I fl:rings. 
 
 3 Sing unto the Lord a | new | fong : flng praifes luftily unto him | with a | good | 
 
 I courage. 
 
 4 For the word of the | Lord is | true : and | all his | works are | faithful. 
 
 5 He loveth righteouf- | -nefs and | judgement : the earth is full of the | goodnefs | 
 
 I of the I Lord. 
 
 6 By the word of the Lord were the ! heavens | made : and all the hofls of them 
 
 by the | breath | of his | mouth. 
 
 7 He gathereth the waters of the fea together, as it were up- | -on an | heap : and 
 
 layeth up the deep, as | in a | treafure- | -houfe. 
 
 8 Let all the earth | fear the I Lord : ftand in awe of him, all | ye that | dwell in the | 
 
 I world. 
 
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 9 For he fpake, and | it was | done : he com- | -manded, and | it flood | faft. 
 
 10 The Lord bringeth the counfel of the | heathen to | nought : and maketh the 
 
 devices of the people to be of none eiFecfl, and cafteth | out the | counfels of | 
 
 I princes. 
 I r The counfel of the Lord fhall en- | -dure for | ever : and the thoughts of his 
 
 heart from gener- \ -ation to | gener- | -ation. 
 I 2 BlefTed are the people, whofe God is the | Lord Je- | -hovah : and blefied are 
 
 the folk, that he hath chofen to him to be | his in- | -herit- | -ance, 
 
 13 The Lord looked down from heaven, and beheld all the | children of | men : 
 
 from the habitation of his dwelling he confidereth all them that | dwell | on the | 
 I earth. 
 
 14 He fafhioneth all the | hearts of | them : and under- | -ftandeth | all their | works. 
 
 15 There is no king that can be faved by the multitude | of an | hoft : neither is 
 
 any mighty man de- | -livered | by much | ftrength. 
 
 16 A horfe is counted but a vain thing to | fave a | man : neither fhall he deliver 
 
 any | man by | his great | strength. 
 
 17 Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon | them that | fear him : and upon them that 
 
 put their | truft | in his | mercy. 
 I 8 To deliver their | foul from | death : and to feed them | in the | time of | dearth. 
 I 9 Our foul hath patiently tarried | for the | Lord : for he is our | help, | and our | 
 
 I fhield. 
 
 20 For our heart fhall re- | -joice in | him : becaufe we have hoped | in his | holy | 
 
 I Name. 
 
 21 Let thy merciful kindnefs, O Lord, | be up- | -on us : like as we do | put our | 
 
 I truft in ! thee. 
 
 PSALM XXXIV. 
 
 Benedicam Domino. 
 
 T WILL alway give thanks | unto the | Lord : his praife fhall | ever be | in my | 
 ^ I mouth. 
 
 2 My foul fhall make her boaft | in the | Lord : the humble fhall | hear there- | -of, 
 
 and be | glad. 
 
 3 O praife the I Lord with | me : and let us magni- | -fy his | Name to- | -gether. 
 
Day VI. Pfalm xxxw. 39 
 
 4 I fought the Lord, | and he | heard me : yea, he delivered me | out of | all my | fear. 
 
 5 They had an eye unto him, | and were | lighten'd : and their | faces were | not a- I 
 
 I -fhamed. 
 
 6 Lo, the poor crieth, and the Lord | hearcth | him : yea, and faveth him | out of | 
 
 I all his I troubles. 
 
 7 The angel of the Lord tarrieth round about | them that | fear him : and | — de- I 
 
 I -livereth | them. 
 
 8 O tafte, and fee, how gracious the | Lord | is : blefTed is the | man that | trufteth 
 
 in I him. 
 
 9 O fear the Lord, ye that | are his | faints : for they that | fear | him lack | nothing. 
 
 10 The lions do lack, and | fuffer | hunger : but they who feek the Lord fhall want 
 
 no I manner of | thing that is | good. 
 
 1 1 Come, ye children, and hearken | unto | me : I will teach you the | fear | of the | 
 
 I Lord. 
 
 12 What man is he that | lufteth to | live : and would | fain | fee good | days ? 
 
 13 Keep thy | tongue from | evil : and thy lips, | that they | fpeak no | guile. 
 
 14 Efchew evil, | and do | good : feek | peace, | and en- | -fue it. 
 
 1 5 The eyes of the Lord are | over the | righteous : and his ears are | open | unto 
 
 their | prayers. 
 
 16 The countenance of the Lord is againft | them that do | evil : to root out the 
 
 remembrance of | them | from the | earth. 
 
 17 The righteous cry, and the Lord | heareth | them : and delivereth them | out of | 
 
 I all their | troubles. 
 
 18 The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a | contrite | heart: and will fave fuch 
 
 as I be of an | humble | fpirit. 
 
 19 Great are the troubles | of the | righteous : but the Lord delivereth | him | out 
 
 of I all. 
 
 20 He keepeth | all his | bones : fo that not | one of | them is | broken. 
 
 2 I But misfortune fhall | flay the un- | -godly : and they that hate the righteous | 
 
 I ihall be | defo- | -late. 
 22 The Lord delivereth the fouls | of his | fervants : and all they that put their 
 
 truft in him fhall \ not be I defti- I -tute. 
 
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 pLEAD thou my caufe, O Lord, with them that [ ftrive with 
 
 againft them that [ fight a- | -gainft | me. 
 1 Lay hand upon the | ftiield and \ buckler : and ' ftand | up to 
 
 3 Bring forth the fjpear, and ftop the way againll them that | 
 
 unto my foul, \ I am [ thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 4 Let them be confounded, and put to fhame, that feek [ after 
 
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 5 Let them be as the duft be- [ -fore the [ wind : 
 
 I fcattering [them. 
 S Let their way be dark and [ flippe- [ -ry : and 
 
 I perfecute [ them. 
 7 For they have privily laid their net to deftroy me v. :: 
 
 without a caufe have they | made a | pit for my | fc : . 
 B Le: a fudden deftrudtion come upon him unawares, and his net, that he hath laid 
 
 privily, | catch him- ! -felf : that he may fall ! into his j own r ifchief 
 
 9 And, my foul, be joyful [ in the | Lord : it fhall re- \ -joice ::. : is lal- -vation. 
 
 10 All my bones fhall fay. Lord, who is like unto 
 
 from him that is too | flrong for ! him : yea, 
 mifery, from | him that ' fpoileth [ him : 
 
 1 1 Falfe witnefTes | did rife | up : they laid to my charge :' : ms : : I k: 
 I 2 They rewarded me | evil for [ good : to the great dif- -comrort o: : 
 13 Neverthelefs, when they were fick, I put on fackcloth, and humb :i 
 
 with I failing : and my prayer fhall turn [ into mine | own | bofom. 
 I behaved myfelf as though it had been my friend, [ or my \ brother 
 
 heavilv, as one that moumeth 1 for his j mother. 
 Bur in mine adverfity they rejoiced, and gathered them- | -felves to- 
 
 yea, the very abjefts came together aeainfl me unawares, making mouths at | 
 
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 1 6 With the flatterers were j bufy | mockers : who gnafhed up- 1 -on me | with their | 
 
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 1 7 Lord, how long wilt thou | look upon | this : O deliver my foul from the cala- 
 
 -mities which they bring on me, and my ' darling from the j lions. 
 
 1 8 So will I give thee thanks in the great j congre- -gation : I will praife j thee a- I 
 
 I -mong much | people. 
 
 19 O let not them that are mine enemies triumph over ' me un- ' -godly : neither 
 
 let them wink with their eyes that hate | me with- i -out a , caufe. 
 
 20 And why } their communing is | not for | peace : but they imagine deceitful 
 
 words againfl: them that are ' quiet ; in the ; land. 
 
 2 1 They gaped upon me with their | mouths, and ^ faid : Fie on thee, fie on thee, 
 
 we I faw it | with our | eyes. 
 
 22 This thou haft [ feen, O Lord : hold not thy tongue then, go not ' far from ' me, 
 
 ; Lord. 
 
 2j Awake, and ftand up to | judge my j quarrel : avenge thou my caufe, ray | God, | 
 
 1 and my ' Lord. 
 
 24 Judge me, O Lord my God, according to thy I righteouf- ] -nefs : and let them 
 
 not I triumph | over ! me. 
 
 25 Let them not fay in their hearts, There, there, ^ fo would we ' have it: neither 
 
 let them fay, \ We have de- j -voured ; him. 
 
 26 Let them be put to confufion and fhame together, that rejoice ' at my | trouble : 
 
 let them be clothed with rebuke and difhonour, that j boaft them- \ -felves a- | 
 I -gainft me. 
 
 27 Let them be glad and rejoice, that favour my | righteous ' dealing : yea, let 
 
 them fay alway, BlefTed be the Lord, who hath pleafure in the prof- | -perity ] 
 I of his I fervant. 
 
 28 And as for my tongue, it fhall be talking of thy | righteouf- [ -nefs : and of thy | 
 
 j praife \ all the day j long. 
 
 PSALM XXXVI. Dixit injuftus. 
 
 TVTY heart fheweth me the wickednefs | of the un- | -godly : that there is no fear 
 of I God be- -fore his eves. 
 
 2 For he flattereth himfelf in his | own fight : until his abominable j fin be found j 
 
 I out. 
 
 3 The words of his mouth are unrighteous, and ' full of de- -ceit : he hath left oflF 
 
 to behave himfelf wifely, | and to do ' good. 
 
 4 He imagineth mifchief upon his bed, and hath fet himfelf in | no good | way : 
 
 neither doth he abhor | any thing | that is j evil. 
 
 5 Thy mercy, O Lord, reacheth \ unto the ' heavens : and thy ' faithfulnefs \ unto 
 
 the clouds. 
 
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 6 Thy righteoufnefs ftandeth like the | ftrong | mountains : thy judgements are | 
 
 I like the | great | deep. 
 
 7 Thou, Lord, fhalt fave both man and beaft ; How excellent is thy | mercy, O | 
 
 I God : and the children of men fhall put their truft under the | fhadow | of 
 thy I wings. 
 
 8 They fhall be fatisfied with the plenteoufnefs | of thy | houfe ; and thou fhalt give 
 
 them drink of thy pleafures, as | out | of the | river. 
 
 9 For with thee is the | well of j life : and in thy | light fhall | we fee | light. 
 
 10 O continue forth thy loving-kindnefs unto | them that | know thee : and thy 
 
 righteoufnefs unto | them that are | true of | heart. 
 
 11 O let not the foot of pride | come a- | -gainfl: me : and let not the hand of the 
 
 un- I -godly | caft me | down. 
 
 1 2 There are they fallen, all that work | wicked- | -nefs : they are caft down, and 
 
 fhall I not be I able to I ftand. 
 
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 T^RET not thyfelf becaufe of | the un- | -godly : neither be thou envious a- 1 -gainft 
 
 the I evil- | -doers. 
 2 For they fhall foon be cut down | like the I grafs : and be withered even | as 
 
 the I green I herb. 
 
Day VII. Pfalm xxxvii. 43 
 
 3 Put thou thy truft in the Lord, and be | doing | good : dwell in the land, and 
 
 verily | thou | fhalt be | fed. 
 
 4 Delight thou | in the | Lord : and he fhall give | thee thy | heart's de- | -fire. 
 
 5 Commit thy way unto the Lord, and put thy | truft in | him : and | he fhall | 
 
 I bring it to | pafs. 
 
 6 He fhall make thy righteoufnefs as | clear as the | light : and thy juft dealing | 
 
 I as the I noon- | -day. 
 
 7 Hold thee ftill in the Lord, and abide patiently up- | -on | him : but grieve not 
 
 thyfelf at him, whofe way doth profper, againft the man that doeth ] after | 
 I evil I counfels. 
 
 8 Leave off from wrath and let | go dif- | -pleafure : fret not thyfelf, elfe fhalt thou 
 
 be I moved to | do | evil. 
 
 9 Wicked doers fhall be | rooted | out : and they that patiently abide the Lord, 
 
 thofe I fhall in- | -herit the | land. 
 
 10 Yet a little while, and the ungodly fhall be | clean | gone : thou fhalt look after 
 
 his place, and | he fhall | be a- | -way. 
 
 1 1 But the meek-fpirited fhall pof- | -fefs the | earth : and fhall be refrefhed in the | 
 
 I multi- I -tude of | peace. 
 
 12 The ungodly feeketh counfel a- | -gainft the | juft : and gnafheth up- | -on him | 
 
 I with his I teeth. 
 
 13 The Lord fhall laugh | him to | fcorn : for he hath feen | that his | day is | coming. 
 
 14 The ungodly have drawn out the fword, and have | bent their | bow: to caft 
 
 down the poor and needy, and to flay fuch as are of a | right | conver- | -fation. 
 
 15 Their fword fhall go through their | own | heart: and their | bow | fhall be | 
 
 I broken. 
 
 16 A fmall thing that the | righteous | hath : is better than great | riches | of the 
 
 un- I -godly. 
 
 1 7 For the arms of the ungodly | fhall be | broken : and the | Lord up- | -holdeth 
 
 the I righteous. 
 
 18 The Lord knoweth the | days of the | godly: and their inheritance | fhall en- ] 
 
 I dure for | ever. 
 
 19 They fhall not be confounded in the | perilous | time: and in the days of dearth | 
 
 I they fhall | have e- | -nough. 
 
 20 As for the ungodly, they fhall perifh ; and the enemies of the Lord fhall confume 
 
 as the I fat of | lambs : yea, even as the fmoke, fhall | they con- | -fume a- | -way. 
 2 I The ungodly borroweth, and payeth | not a- | -gain : but the righteous is merci- | 
 I -ful, and I liber- | -al. 
 
 22 Such as are bleffed of God fhall pof- j -fefs the | land : and they that are curfed 
 
 of him I fhall be | rooted | out. 
 
 23 The Lord ordereth a | good man's | going : and maketh his way ac- | -ceptable | 
 
 i to him- I -felf. 
 
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 24 Though he fall, he fhall not be | caft a- | -way : for the Lord up- | -holdeth 
 
 him I with his | hand. 
 
 25 I have been young, and | now am | old : and yet faw I never the righteous for- 
 
 faken, nor his | feed | begging their | bread. 
 no The righteous is ever merci- | -ful, and | lendeth : and | — his | feed is | bleffed. 
 
 27 Flee from evil, and do the | thing that is | good : and | dwell for | ever- | -more. 
 
 28 For the Lord loveth the | thing that is | right: he forfaketh not his that be 
 
 godly, but I they are pre- | -ferved for | ever. 
 
 29 The unrighteous fhall be | punifh- | -ed : as for the feed of the ungodly, | it 
 
 fhall be | rooted | out. 
 
 30 The righteous fhall in- | -herit the | land : and | dwell there- | -in for ever. 
 
 3 I The mouth of the righteous is exer- | -cifed in | wifdom : and his tongue | will 
 be I talking of | judgement. 
 The law of his God is ] in his ] heart: and his | goings | fhall not | flide. 
 The ungodly [ feeth the | righteous : and feeketh oc- | -cafion to | flay | him. 
 The Lord will not leave him | in his | hand : nor condemn | him when | he is | 
 I judged. 
 
 2t^ Hope thou in the Lord, and keep his way, and he fhall promote thee, that thou 
 fhalt pof- I -fefs the ] land : when the ungodly fhall | perifh, [ thou fhalt | fee it. 
 ^G I myfelf have feen the ungodly ] in great | power : and flourifhing | like a | green | 
 j bay-tree. 
 
 37 I went by, and lo, [ he was ] gone: I fought him, but his place | could no | 
 
 I where be | found. 
 
 38 Keep innocency, and take heed unto the | thing that is | right: for that fhall 
 
 bring a man | peace | at the | laft. 
 
 39 As for the tranfgrefTors, they fhall | perifh to- | -gether : and the end of the 
 
 ungodly is, they fhall be ] rooted out | at the | laft. 
 
 40 But the'falvation of the righteous cometh [ of the | Lord: who is alfo their 
 
 flrength | in the | time of | trouble. 
 
 41 And the Lord fhall ftand by them, and | fave | them : he fhall deliver them from 
 
 the ungodly, and fhall fave them, becaufe they | put their \ trufl in [ him. 
 
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 J. TURLE. 
 
 Domine, ne in furore. 
 
 pUT me noc to rebuke, O Lord, | in thine | anger: neither chaften me | in thy | 
 I heavy dif- | -pleafure. 
 
 2 For thine arrows ftick | fail: in | me : and thy | hand | prefTeth me | fore. 
 
 3 There is no health in my flefh, becaufe of | thy dif- | -pleafure : neither is there 
 
 any reft in my bones, by | reafon | of my | fin. 
 
 4 For my wickedneffes are gone | over my | head : and are like a fore burden, too | 
 
 I heavy for | me to | bear. 
 
 5 My wounds ftink, and | are cor- | -rupt : through | — my | foolifh- | -nefs. 
 
 6 I am brought into fo great trouble and | mife- | -ry : that I go | mourning \ all 
 
 the day | long. 
 
 7 For my loins are filled with a | fore dif- | -eafe : and there is no | whole part | in 
 
 my I body. 
 
 8 I am feeble, and | fore | fmitten : I have roared for the very dif- | -quietnefs j of 
 
 my I heart, 
 
 9 Lord, thou knoweft | all my de- | -fire : and my groaning | is not | hid from | thee. 
 
 10 My heart panteth, my ftrength hath | failed | me : and the fight of mine | eyes 
 
 is I gone from | me. 
 
 1 1 My lovers and my neighbours did ftand looking up- | -on my | trouble : and 
 
 my kinfmen | ftood a- | -far | oft'. 
 
 1 2 They alfo that fought after my life laid | fnares for | me : and they that went 
 
 about to do me evil talked of wickednefs, and imagined de- | -ceit | all the 
 day I long. 
 
 13 As for me, I was like a deaf man, and | heard | not : and as one that is dumb, 
 
 who I doth not | open his | mouth. 
 
 14 I became even as a man that | heareth | not : and in whofe | mouth are | no re- | 
 
 I -proofs. 
 
 15 For in thee, O Lord, have I | put my | truft : thou ftialt anfwer for | me, O | 
 
 1 Lord my j God. 
 
46 Pfahn xxxix. Day VIII. 
 
 16 I have required that they, even mine enemies, fhould not triumph | over | me : 
 
 for when my foot flipped, they rejoiced | greatly a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 17 And I, truly, am | fet in the | plague : and my heavinefs is | ever | In my | fight. 
 
 18 For I will confefs my | wicked- | -nefs : and be | forry I for miy | fin. 
 
 19 But mine enemies live, 1 and are | mighty : and they that hate me wrongfully 
 
 are | many in | num- | -ber. 
 
 20 They alfo that reward evil for good are a- \ -gainft | me : becaufe 1 follow the | 
 
 I thing that good \ is. 
 
 21 Forfake me not, O | Lord my | God : be not \ thou | far from | me. 
 
 22 Hafte I thee to | help me : O Lord | God of | my fal- | -vatlon. 
 
 PSALM XXXIX. Bixi, cuftodiam. 
 
 T SAID, I will take | heed to my | ways : that L of- | -fend not | in my | tongue. 
 2 I will keep my mouth as it were | with a | bridle : v/hile the un- | -godly 
 is I in my | fight. 
 
 3 1 held my tongue, and | fpake | nothing : I kept filence, yea, even from good 
 
 words ; but it was | pain and | grief to | me. 
 
 4 My heart was hot within me, and while I was thus mufing the | fire | kindled : 
 
 and at the lafl: I | fpake | with my | tongue ; 
 
 5 Lord, let me know mine end, and the number | of my | days : that I may be 
 
 certified how | long I | have to i live. 
 
 6 Behold, thou hafl: made my days as it were a | fpan | long : and mine age is even 
 
 as nothing in refpe6l of thee ; and verily every man living is alto- | -gether | 
 I vani- I -ty. 
 
 7 For man walketh in a vain fhadow, and difquieteth him- | -felf in | vain : he 
 
 heapeth up riches, and cannot tell | who fhall | gather | them. 
 
 8 And now, Lord, | what is my | hope : truly my | hope is | even in | thee. 
 
 9 Deliver me from all | mine of- | -fences : and make me not a re- | -buke | unto 
 
 the j foolifh. 
 
 10 I became dumb, and opened | not my | mouth : for | it was | thy | doing. 
 
 1 1 Take thy plague a- | -way from | me : I am even confumed by the means | of 
 
 thy I heavy | hand. 
 I 2 When thou with rebukes doft chaften man for fin, thou makefi: his beauty to 
 confume away, like as it were a moth | fretting a | garment : every man there- 
 fore I is but I vani- | -ty. 
 
 13 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and with thine ears con- | -fider my j calling: hold 
 
 not thy I peace | at my | tears. 
 
 14 For r am a I firanger with | thee : and a fojourner, as | all my | fathers | were. 
 
 15 O fpare me a little that Y may re- l -cover my | fl:rength : before I go hence, j 
 
 I and be 1 no more I feen. 
 
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 Expert ans expe^avi. 
 
 T WAITED patiently i for the | Lord : and he inclined unto ' me, and \ heard my | 
 I calling. 
 
 2 He brought me aifo out of the horrible pit, out of the \ mire and \ clay : and fet 
 
 my feet upon the rock, and \ order- | -ed my | goings. 
 
 3 And he hath put a new fong i in my ' mouth : even a thanks- | -giving | unto cur I 
 
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 4 Many fhall | fee it, and j fear : and fhall put their | truft | in the | Lord. 
 
 5 BlelTed is the man that hath fet his ! hope in the | Lord : and turned not unto the 
 
 proud, and to fuch as I go a- | -bout with I lies. 
 
 6 O Lord my God, great are the wondrous works which thou haft done, like as be 
 
 alfo thy thoughts which | are to ; uf-ward : and yet there is no man that j 
 I ordereth , them unto j thee. 
 
 7 If I fhould declare them, and \ fpeak of 1 them : they fhould be more than Y am | 
 
 I able I to ex- i -prefs. 
 
 8 Sacrifice, and meat-offering, thou ] wouldeft ' not : but mine I ears haft thou ' open'd. 
 
 9 Burnt-offerings, and facriiice for fin, haft thou ' not re- \ -quired : then fiid | I, | 
 
 I Lo, I j come. 
 
 10 In the volume of the book it is written of me, that I fhould fulfil thy will, \ O 
 
 my I God : I am content to do it ; yea, thy law is with- \ -in my I heart. 
 
 1 1 I have declared thy righteoufnefs in the great | congre- ' -gation : lo, I will not 
 
 refrain my lips, O | Lord, and ; that thou ^ knoweft. 
 
 12 I have not hid thy righteoufnefs with- | -in my ; heart : my talk hath been of 
 
 thy truth, | and of | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 13 I have not kept back thy loving j mercy and ; truth : from the ' great | congre- | 
 
 I -gation. 
 
 14 Withdraw not thou thy mercy from | me, O : Lord : let thy loving kindnefs and 
 
 thy truth ! alway pre- | -ferve | me. 
 
 15 For innumerable troubles are come about me; my fins have taken fuch hold 
 
 upon me that I am not able to '\ look ', up : yea, they are more in number than 
 the hairs of my head, and my | heart hath [ failed | me. 
 
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 16 O Lord, let it be thy pleafure to de- | -liv^er | me : make | hafte, O | Lord, to | 
 
 I help me. 
 
 17 Let them be afhamed, and confounded together, that feek after my foul | to de- | 
 
 I -ftroy it : let them be driven backward, and put to re- | -buke, that | wifh 
 me I evil. 
 
 1 8 Let them be defolate, and re- | -warded with | fhame : that fay unto me. Fie up- | 
 
 I -on thee^ | fie up- | -on thee. 
 
 19 Let all thofe that feek thee be joyful and | glad in | thee : and let fuch as love 
 
 thy falvation fay | alway. The | Lord be | praifed. 
 
 20 As for me, Y am | poor and | needy : but the | Lord | careth | for me. 
 
 2 1 Thou art my helper | and re- | -deemer : make no long | tarrying, | O my | God. 
 
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 Beatus qui intelligit. 
 
 "DLESSED is he that confidereth the | poor and | needy : the Lord fhall deliver 
 him I in the | time of | trouble. 
 
 2 The Lord preferve him, and keep him alive, that he may be bleffed up- | -on | 
 
 I earth : and deliver not thou him into the | will of his | ene- | -mies. 
 
 3 The Lord comfort him, when he lieth fick up- | -on his | bed : make thou all his j 
 
 I bed ] in his | ficknefs. 
 
Day VIII. Pfahn xlii. 49 
 
 4 I faid. Lord, be merciful | unto | me : heal my foul, for \ have | finned a- | -gainft | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 5 Mine enemies fpeak | evil of | me : When fhall he die, | and his | name | perifh ? 
 
 6 And if he come to fee me, he fpeaketh | vani- | -ty : and his heart conceiveth 
 
 falfehood within himfelf, and when he cometh | forth he | telleth it. 
 
 7 All mine enemies whifper together a- j -gainft | me : even againft me do | they 
 
 i- I -magine this | evil. 
 
 8 Let the fentence of guiltinefs proceed a- | -gainft | him : and now that he lieth^ 
 
 let I him rife | up no | more. 
 
 9 Yea, even mine own familiar friend, | whom I | trufted : who did alfo eat of my 
 
 bread, hath | laid great | wait for | me. 
 
 10 But be thou merciful unto | me, O | Lord : raife thou me up again, and I | ftiall 
 
 re- I -ward | them. 
 
 1 1 By this I know thou | favoureft | me : that mine enemy doth not | triumph a- | 
 
 I -gainft I me. 
 
 12 And when I am in my health, thou up- | -holdeft | me : and ftialt fet me be- | 
 
 I -fore thy | face for | ever. 
 
 13 Blefted be the Lord God of | Ifra- | -el : world without end. 1 A- | — | -men. 
 
 PSALM XLII. ^emadmodum 
 
 LIKE as the hart defireth the | water- | -brooks : fo longeth my foul | after | thee, 
 O I God. 
 
 2 My foul is athirft for God, yea, even for the | living | God : when ftiall I come to 
 
 appear be- | -fore the | prefence of j God ? 
 
 3 My tears have been my meat | day and | night : while they daily fay unto me, | 
 
 I Where is | now thy | God } 
 
 4 Now when I think thereupon, I pour out my heart | by my- | -felf : for I went 
 
 with the multitude, and brought them forth | into the | houfe of | God ; 
 
 5 In the voice of praife and | thankf- | -giving : among fuch as | keep | holy- | -day. 
 
 6 Why art thou fo full of heavinefs, | O my | foul : and why art thou fo dif- | 
 
 I -quiet- I -ed with- | -in me ? 
 
 7 Put thy I truft in | God : for I will yet give him thanks for the | help of his | 
 
 I counte- I -nance. 
 
 8 My God, my foul is vexed with- | -in | me : therefore will I remember thee con- 
 
 cerning the land of Jordan, and the | little | hill of | Hermon. 
 
 9 One deep calleth another, becaufe of the noife of the | water- | -pipes : all thy 
 
 waves and ftorms are | gone | over ] me. 
 
 10 The Lord hath granted his loving-kindnefs | in the | day-time : and in the night- 
 
 feafon did I fing of him, and made my prayer unto the | God | of my | life. 
 
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 Day VIII. 
 
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 Dr. T. S. Dupuis. 
 
 E. G. Monk. 
 
 11 I will fay unto the God of my ftrength, Why haft thou for- | -gotten | me : why 
 
 go I thus heavily, while the ene- | -my op- | -prefTeth | me ? 
 
 12 My bones are fmitten afunder as | with a | fword : while mine enemies that 
 
 trouble me | caft me | in the | teeth * 
 
 13 Namely, while they fay daily | unto | me : Where | — is | now thy | God } 
 
 14 Why art thou fo vexed, | O my | foul : and why art thou fo dif- | -quiet- | -ed 
 
 with- I -in me ? 
 
 15 O put thy I truft in | God : for I will yet thank him, which is the help of my | 
 
 I countenance, | and my | God. 
 
 PSALM XLIII. Judica me, Bens. 
 
 /^^IVE fentence with me, O God, and defend my caufe againft the un- | -godly | 
 ^^ I people : O deliver me from the de- | -ceitful and | wicked | man. 
 Q. For thou art the God of my ftrength. Why haft thou | put me | from thee : and 
 why go I fo heavily, while the ene- | -my op- | -prefTeth | me .^ 
 
 3 O fend out thy light and thy truth, that | they may | lead me : and bring me unto 
 
 thy holy | hill, and | to thy | dwelling. 
 
 4 And that I may go unto the altar of God, even unto the God of my | joy and | 
 
 I gladnefs : and upon the harp will I give thanks unto | thee, O | God, my j 
 I God. 
 
 5 Why art thou fo heavy, | O my | foul : and why art thou fo dif- | -quiet- | -ed 
 
 with- I -in me ? 
 
 6 O put thy I truft in | God : for I will yet give him thanks, which is the help of 
 
 my I countenance, | and my | God. 
 
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 TXT'E have heard with our ears, O God, our j fathers have | told us : what thou 
 haft done | in their | time of | old ; 
 
 I How thou haft driven out the heathen with thy hand, and | planted them | in 
 
 how thou haft deftroyed the | nations, and | caft them | out. 
 
 3 For they gat not the land in pofteftion through their | own | fword : neither was 
 
 it their own | arm that | helped | them ; 
 
 4 But thy right hand, and thine arm, and the light of thy | counte- | -nance : becaufe 
 
 thou hadft a | favour | unto | them. 
 
 5 Thou art my | King, O | God : fend | help | unto | Jacob. 
 
 6 Through thee will we overthrow our | ene- | -mies : and in thy Name will we 
 
 tread them under, that | rife up a- | -gainft | us. 
 
 7 For I will not | truft in my | bow : it is not my | fword | that fhall | help me ; 
 
 8 But it is thou that faveft us from our ] ene- | -mies : and putteft them to con- | 
 
 I -fufion that j hate | us. 
 
 9 We make our boaft of God | all day | long : and will | praife thy | Name for | ever. 
 
 10 But now thou art far off, and putteft us | to con- | -fufion : and goeft not | forth | 
 
 I with our I armies. 
 
 I I Thou makeft us to turn our backs upon our | ene- | -mies : fo that they which | 
 
 I hate us | fpoil our j goods. 
 
 1 2 Thou letteft us be eaten | up like | ftieep : and haft fcattered | us a- j -mong the | 
 
 I heathen. 
 
 13 Thou felleft thy | people for | nought : and | takeft no | money | for them. 
 
 14 Thou makeft us to be rebuked | of our [ neighbours: to be laughed to fcorn, 
 
 and had in derifion of them | that are | round a- | -bout us. 
 
 1 5 Thou makeft us to be a by-word a- | -mong the | heathen : and that the people | 
 
 I ftiake their | heads | at us. 
 
 16 M V confufion is | daily be- 1 -fore me : and the fliame of my | face hath | covered | me. 
 
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 1 7 For the voice of the flanderer | and blaf- | -phemer : for the | enemy | and a- 1 -venger. 
 
 18 And though all this be come upon us, yet do we not for- | -get | thee : nor be- 
 
 have ourfelves frowardly | in thy | cove- | -nant. 
 
 19 Our heart is not | turned | back : neither our | fteps gone | out of thy | way ; 
 
 20 No, not when thou haft fmitten us into the | place of | dragons : and covered 
 
 us I with the | fhadow of | death. 
 
 21 If we have forgotten the Name of our God, and holden up our hands to | any 
 
 ftrange | god : fhall not God fearch it out ? for he knoweth the very | fecrets | 
 I of the I heart. 
 
 22 For thy fake alfo are we killed | all the day | long : and are counted as fheep 
 
 ap- I -pointed | to be | flain. 
 
 23 Up, Lord, why | fleepeft | thou : awake, and be not | abfent from | us for | ever. 
 
 24 Wherefore hideft | thou thy | face : and forgetteft our | mife- | -ry and | trouble ? 
 
 25 For our foul is brought low, even | unto the | duft : our belly | cleaveth | unto 
 
 the I ground. 
 
 26 Arife, and | help | us : and deliver us ] for thy | mercy's | fake. 
 
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 Eru5lavit cor meum. 
 
 ly/r Y heart is inditing of a | good | matter : I fpeak of the things which Y have | 
 I made | unto the | King. 
 
 2 My tongue | is the | pen : of j — a | ready | writer. 
 
 3 Thou art fairer than the | children of | men : full of grace are thy lips, becaufe 
 
 God hath I blefled 1 thee for I ever. 
 
Day IX. Pfalm xlvi. 53 
 
 4 Gird thee with thy fword upon thy thigh, O | thou mofl | Mighty : according to 
 
 thy I worfhip | and re- | -nown. 
 
 5 Good luck have thou | with thine | honour : ride on, becaufe of the word of truth, 
 
 of meeknefs, and righteoufnefs ; and thy right hand fhall | teach thee | terrible | 
 I things. 
 
 6 Thy arrows are very fharp, and the people fhall be fubdued | unto | thee : even 
 
 in the midft among the | King's | ene- | -mies. 
 
 7 Thy feat, O God en- | -dureth for | ever : the fceptre of thy kingdom | is a | right j 
 
 I fceptre. 
 
 8 Thou haft loved righteoufnefs, and hated in- | -iqui- | -ty : wherefore God, even 
 
 thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of | gladnefs a- | -bove thy | fellows. 
 
 9 All thy garments fmell of myrrh, | aloes, and | cafTia : out of the ivory palaces, 
 
 whereby | they have | made thee | glad. 
 
 10 Kings' daughters were among thy | honourable | women : upon thy right hand 
 
 did ftand the queen in a vefture of gold, wrought a- | -bout with | divers I 
 I colours. 
 
 1 1 Hearken, O daughter, and confider, in- | -cline thine | ear : forget alfo thine own 
 
 people, I and thy | father's | houfe. 
 
 12 So fhall the King have pleafure | in thy | beauty : for he is thy Lord | God, and | 
 
 I worfhip thou | him. 
 
 13 And the daughter of Tyre fhall be there | with a | gift : like as the rich alfo 
 
 among the people fhall make their fuppli- | -cation be- | -fore | thee. 
 
 14 The King's daughter is all glori- | -ous with- | -in : her clothing | is of | wrought | 
 
 15 She fhall be brought unto the King in raiment of | needle- | -work : the virgins 
 
 that be her fellows fhall bear her company, and fhall be | brought | unto | thee. 
 
 16 With joy and gladnefs fhall | they be | brought : and fhall enter | into the | 
 
 I King's I palace. 
 
 17 Inftead of thy fathers thou | fhalt have | children: whom thou mayeft make | 
 
 I princes in | all | lands. 
 t8 I will remember thy Name from one generation | to an- | -other : therefore fhall 
 the people give thanks unto thee, | world with- | -out | end. 
 
 PSALM XLVI. Deus nofter refugium. 
 
 r^ OD is our I hope and | ftrength : a very | prefent | help in | trouble. 
 ^'^ 2 Therefore will we not fear, though the | earth be | moved : and though the 
 hills be carried into the | midft | of the | fea. 
 
 3 Though the waters thereof | rage and | fwell : and though the mountains fhake at 
 
 the I tempeft | of the | fame. 
 
 4 The rivers of the flood thereof fhall make glad the | city of | God : the holy place 
 
 of the tabernacle | of the | moft | Higheft. 
 
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 5 God IS in the midft of her, therefore fhall fhe not | be re- | -moved : God fhall | 
 
 I help her, and | that right | early. 
 
 6 The heathen make much ado, and the | kingdoms are | moved : but God hath 
 
 fhewed his voice, and the | earth fhall | melt a- | -way. 
 
 7 The Lord of | holls Is | with us : the God of | Jacob | Is our | refuge. 
 
 8 O come hither, and behold the | works of the | Lord : what deftrudlon he hath | 
 
 I brought up- I -on the | earth. 
 
 9 He maketh wars to ceafe in | all the | world : he breaketh the bow, and knappeth 
 
 the fpear in funder, and burneth the | chariots | in the | fire. 
 
 10 Be ftill then, and know that | I am | God : I will be exalted among the heathen, 
 
 and I win be ex- 1 -alted | In the | earth. 
 
 1 1 The Lord of | hofts is | with us : the God of | Jacob | is our | refuge. 
 
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 Omnes gentes, plaudite. 
 
 r\ CLAP your hands together, | all ye | people : O fing unto God with the | 
 ^^^ I voice of I melo- 1 -dy. 
 
 2 For the Lord is high, and | to be | feared : he is the great | King upon | all the I 
 
 I earth. 
 
 3 He fhall fubdue the people | under | us : and the | nations | under our | feet. 
 
Day IX. Pfalm xlviii. 55 
 
 4 He fhall choofe out an | heritage | for us: even the worfhip of | Jacob, | whom 
 
 he I loved. 
 
 5 God is gone up v^ith a | merry | noife : and the Lord v^ith the ! found | of the | 
 
 I trump. 
 
 6 O fing praifes, fing praifes | unto our | God : O fing praifes, fing | praifes | unto 
 
 our I King. 
 
 7 For God is the King of | all the | earth : fing ye | praifes with | under- 1 -ftanding. 
 
 8 God reigneth | over the | heathen : God fitteth up- 1 -on his | holy | feat. 
 
 9 The princes of the people are joined unto the people of the God of| Abra-| 
 
 I -ham : for God, which is very high exalted, doth defend the earth, | as it 
 were I with a I fhield. 
 
 PSALM XLVIII. Magnus Bominus, 
 
 r^ REAT is the Lord, and highly | to be | praifed : in the city of our God, even 
 ^"^ up- 1 -on his I holy | hill. 
 
 2 The hill of Sion is a fair place, and the joy of the I whole | earth : upon the north- 
 
 fide lieth the city of the great King ; God is well known in her palaces | as a | 
 I fure I refuge. 
 
 3 For lo, the | Kings of the | earth : are gathered, | and gone | by to- | -gether, 
 
 4 They marvelled to | fee fuch | things : they were aftonifhed, and | fudden- | -ly caft | 
 
 I down. 
 
 5 Fear came there upon | them, and | forrow : as upon a | woman | in her | travail. 
 
 6 Thou (halt break the | fhips of the | fea : through | — the | eaft- 1 -wind. 
 
 7 Like as we have heard, fo have we feen in the city of the Lord of hofts, in the 
 
 city I of our | God : God up- ] -holdeth the | fame for | ever. 
 
 8 We wait for thy loving- 1 -kindnefs, O | God : in the | midfl: | of thy | temple. 
 
 9 O God, according to thy name, fo is thy praife unto the | world's | end : thy right 
 
 hand is | full of | righteouf- 1 -nefs. 
 
 10 Let the mount Sion rejoice, and the daughter of | Judah be | glad : be- | -caufe 
 
 of I thy I judgements. 
 
 1 1 Walk about Sion, and go | round a- 1 -bout her : and | tell the | towers there- 1 -of 
 
 1 2 Mark well her bulwarks, fet | up her | houfes : that ye may tell | them that | come | 
 
 I after. 
 
 13 For this God is our God for | ever and ] ever : he fhall be our | guide | unto | death. 
 
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 No. 60. 
 
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 PSALM XLIX. 
 
 Audite hcec^ omnes. 
 
 I poor : one | 
 of I wifdom : 
 
 — I with an- | -other, 
 and my heart fhall 
 
 mu 
 
 fe of I under- 
 
 para- 
 
 -bl( 
 
 and fhew my dark | fpeech up- | -on 
 and when the wlcked- 
 
 r\ HEAR ye this, | all yc | people : ponder It with your cars, all ye that | dwell 
 ^^^ I in the | world ; 
 
 2 High and low, | rich and 
 
 3 My mouth fhall | fpeak 
 
 I -ftanding. 
 
 4 I will incline mine ear to the 
 
 the I harp. 
 
 5 Wherefore fhould I fear in the days of | wicked- | -nefs 
 
 nefs of my heels compaffeth | me | round a- | -bout ? 
 
 6 There be fome that put their truft | in their | goods : and boaft themfelves in the | 
 
 I multitude | of their | riches. 
 
 7 But no man may de- 1 -liver his | brother : nor make agreement | unto |God for | him. 
 
 8 For it coft more to re- | -deem their | fouls : fo that he muft let | that a- |- lone 
 
 for I ever. 
 Yea, though he | live | long : and | fee | not the | grave. 
 
 I -gether : as well as the 
 other, 
 1 1 And yet they think that their houfes fhall con- | -tinue for | ever : and that their 
 dwelling-places fhall endure from one generation to another ; and call the lands | 
 I after their | own | names. 
 11 Neverthelefs, man will not a- | -bide in | honour: feeing he may be compared 
 unto the beafts that perifh ; | this is the | way of | them. 
 
 13 This is their | foolifh- | -nefs : and their pof- | -terity | praife their | faying. 
 
 14 They lie in the hell like fheep, death gnaweth upon them, and the righteous 
 
 fhall have domination over them | in the | morning : their beauty fhall confume 
 in the | fepulchre | out of their I dwelling. 
 
 15 But God hath delivered my foul from the | place of | hell : for | he fhall re- | 
 
 I -ceive | me. 
 
 16 Be not thou afraid, though | one be made | rich : or if the glory of his | houfe | 
 
 I be in- I -creafed ; 
 
 For he feeth that wife men alfo die, and | perifh to- 
 ignorant and foolifh, and | leave their | riches for | 
 
Day X, 
 
 Pfalm 1, 
 
 57 
 
 17 For he fhall carry nothing away with him | when he | dieth : neither ihall his | 
 
 I pomp I follow I him. 
 
 18 For while he lived, he counted himfelf an | happy | man : and fo long as thou 
 
 doeft well unto thyfelf, men will | fpeak | good of | thee. 
 
 19 He fhall follow the generation | of his | fathers : and fhall | never | fee | light. 
 
 20 Man being in honour, hath no | under- | -flanding : but is compared | unto the | 
 
 I beafls that | perifh. 
 
 DayX. 
 
 iKornmg J^xvi^tx. 
 
 Dr. W. Hayis. 
 
 11. 
 
 Pfalm 1. 
 
 Hi. 
 
 No. 63, 
 
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 John GoiS. 
 
 PSALM L. 
 
 Deus deorum. 
 
 'T^HE Lord, even the mofl mighty | God, hath | fpoken : and called the world, 
 from the rifing up of the fun, unto the | going | down there- | -of. 
 
 2 Out of Sion hath | God ap- 1 -peared : in | — | perfe6l | beauty. 
 
 3 Our God fhall come, and fhall | not keep | filence : there fhall go before him a 
 
 confuming fire, and a mighty tempefl fhall be | ftirred up | round a- | -bout him. 
 
 4 He fhall call the heaven | from a- 1 -bove : and the earth, that | he may | judge his | 
 
 I people. 
 
 5 Gather my faints together, | unto ] me : thofe that have made a covenant with | me 
 
 with I facri- | -fice. 
 
 6 And the heavens fhall declare his I righteouf- | -nefs : for I God is I judge him- I 
 
 I -felf. 
 
 7 Hear, O my people, and | I will | fpeak : I myfelf will teflify againfl thee, O 
 
 Ifrael ; for Y am | God, | even thy | God. 
 
 8 I will not reprove thee becaufe of thy facrifices, or for ] thy burnt- | -ofFrings : 
 
 becaufe they | were not | alwav be- I -fore me. 
 
58 
 
 Pfalm 1. 
 
 Day X, 
 
 Pfalm 1. 
 
 Hi. 
 
 No. 6 1. 
 
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 Pfalm 1 In. 
 
 No 63. 
 
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 Dr.W. Hayes 
 
 John Goss. 
 
 9 I will take no bullock | out of thine | houfe : nor | he-goat | out of thy | folds. 
 
 10 For all the beafts of the | foreft are | mine : and fo are the cattle up- | -on a | 
 
 I thoufand | hills. 
 Ill know all the fowls up- | -on the | mountains : and the wild beafts of the | 
 I field are | in my | fight. 
 
 12 If I be hungry, I | will not | tell thee : for the whole world is mine, and | all 
 
 that I is there- | -in. 
 
 13 Thinkefi: thou that Y will | eat bulls' | flefii : and | drink the | blood of | goats ? 
 
 14 Ofi^er unto | God thankf- | -giving : and pay thy vows | unto the | mofl: | Higheft. 
 
 15 And call upon me in the | time of | trouble : fo will I hear thee, and | thou 
 
 fiialt I praife | me. 
 
 16 But unto the un- | -godly faid | God : Why doft thou preach my laws, and 
 
 takefi: my | covenant | in thy | mouth ; 
 
 17 Whereas thou hatefl: to | be re- | -formed : and hafi: | cafi: my | words be- | -hind 
 
 thee } 
 
 18 When thou fawefl: a thief thou confentedfi: | unto | him : and hafi: been partaker | 
 
 I with the a- | -dulter- | -ers. 
 
 19 Thou hafi: let thy mouth fpeak | wicked- | -nefs : and with thy tongue thou | 
 
 I haft fet I forth de- | -ceit. 
 
 20 Thou fateft, and fpakeft a- | -gainft thy | brother : yea, and haft flandered | thine 
 
 own I mother's | fon. 
 
 21 Thefe things haft thou done, and I held my tongue, and thou thoughteft 
 
 wickedly, that I am even fuch a one | as thy- | -felf : but I will reprove thee, 
 and fet before thee the | things that | thou haft | done. 
 
 22 O confider this, ye that for- | -get | God : left I pluck you away, and there be | 
 
 I none to de- | -liver | you. 
 
 23 Whofo ofi^ereth me thanks and praife, he | honoureth | me : and to him that 
 
 ordereth his converfation right will I [ fiiew the fal- | -vation of | God. 
 
Day X, 
 
 Pfalm li. 
 
 59 
 
 No. 62. 
 
 11. 
 
 J I ' 
 
 Dr. W. Hayes. 
 
 No. 64. 
 
 ^ Pfa/mli. ' ^' 
 
 PSALM LI. 
 
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 John Goss. 
 
 Mijerere mei. Deus. 
 goodnefs : according to the 
 
 fin. 
 
 TLTAVE mercy upon me, O God, after | thy great 
 
 multitude of thy mercies, do a- | -way | mine of- | -fences. 
 
 I Wafh me throughly from my | wicked- | -nefs : and | cleanfe me | from my ^ 
 
 3 For r ac- | -knowledge my | faults : and my | fin is | ever be- | -fore me. 
 
 4 Againft thee only have I finned, and done this evil | in thy | fight ; that thou 
 
 mighteft be juftified in thy faying, and | clear when | thou art | judged. 
 
 5 Behold, 1 was fhapen in | wicked- | -nefs : and in fin hath my j mother con- | 
 
 I -ceived | me. 
 
 6 But lo, thou required truth in the | inward | parts : and fhalt make me to under- 
 
 ftand I wifdom | fecret- | -ly. 
 
 7 Thou fiialt purge me with hyfibp, and I | fhall be | clean : thou fiialt wafh me, 
 
 and I I fhall be | whiter than | fnow. 
 
 8 Thou fhalt make me hear of | joy and | gladnefs : that the bones which thou haft | 
 
 I broken | may re- | -joice. 
 
 9 Turn thy face | from my | fins : and put | out all | my mif- | -deeds. 
 
 10 Make me a clean | heart, O | God : and renew a right | fpirit with- | -in | me. 
 
 I I Caft me not away | from thy | prefence : and take not thy | holy | Spirit from | me. 
 1 2 O give me the comfort of thy | help a- 1 -gain : and ftablifh | me with | thy free | Spirit. 
 
 Then fhall I teach thy ways | unto the | wicked : and finners fhall be con- | 
 
 I -verted | unto | thee. 
 Deliver me from blood-guiltinefs, O God, thou that art the | God of my | health : 
 
 and my tongue fiiall | fing of thy | righteouf- | -nefs. 
 Thou fhalt open my | lips, O | Lord : and my | mouth fiiall | fiiew thy | praife. 
 For thou defireft no facrifice, elfe would I | give it | thee : but thou delighteft 
 
 not I in burnt- | -offer -| -ings. 
 
 17 The facrifice of God is a | troubled | fpirit : a broken and contrite heart, O Goci, | 
 
 I fhalt thou I not de- | -fpife. 
 
 1 8 O be favourable and gracious | unto | Sion : build thou the walls | of Je- 1 -rufa- 1 -lem. 
 
 19 Then fhalt thou be pleafed with the facrifice of righteoufnefs, with the burnt- 
 
 offerings I and ob- \ -lations : then fiiall they offer young | bullocks up- | on 
 thine I altar. 
 
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 16 
 
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 Day X. 
 
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 No. 62. 
 
 Pfalm 1. . . . Hi. 
 
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 John Goss. 
 
 PSALM LII. 
 
 ^id gloriaris ? 
 mifchlef : 
 
 VVT'HY boafteft thou thy- | -felf, thou [ tyrant : that | thou | canft do ^ 
 1 Whereas the | goodnefs of | God : en- | -dur- | -eth yet | daily ^ 
 
 3 Thy tongue imagincth | wicked- | -nefs : and with lies thou cutteft | like a | fharp | 
 
 I razor. 
 
 4 Thou haft loved unrighteoufnefs | more than | goodnefs : and to talk of lies | more 
 
 than I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 5 Thou haft loved to fpeak all words that | may do | hurt : O | — thou | falfe | 
 
 I tongue. 
 
 6 Therefore fhall God def- | -troy thee for | ever : he fhall take thee, and pluck 
 
 thee out of thy dwelling, and root thee out of the | land | of the | living. 
 
 7 The righteous alfo fhall fee | this, and | fear : and Ihall j laugh | him to | fcorn. 
 
 8 Lo, this is the man that took not | God for his | ftrength : but trufted unto the 
 
 multitude of his riches, and ftrengthened himfelf | in his | wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 9 As for me, I am like a green olive-tree in the | houfe of | God : my truft is in the 
 
 tender mercy of | God for | ever and | ever. 
 
 10 I will always give thanks unto thee for | that thou haft j done : and I will hope 
 
 in thy Name, for thy | faints | like it | welj. 
 
Day X, 
 
 Pfalm liii. liv, 
 
 6i 
 
 PJalm liii. liv. Iv. . 
 
 (iJbmmg iaiagm 
 
 No. 6s> 
 
 No. 66. 
 
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 John Weldon. 
 
 John Goss 
 
 PSALM LIII. 
 
 Dixit infipiens, 
 
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 HE foolifh body hath fald | in his | heart : There | is | no | God. 
 2 Corrupt are they, and become abominable in their | wicked- ] -nefs : there is | 
 I none that | doeth | good. 
 
 3 God looked down from heaven upon the | children of | men : to fee if there were 
 
 any, that would understand, and | feek | after | God. 
 
 4 But they are all gone out of the way, they are altogether become a- | -bomin- | 
 
 I -able : there is alfo none that doeth ' good, j no not | one. 
 
 5 Are not they without understanding that work | wicked- | -nefs : eating up my 
 
 people as if they would eat bread .^ they have not | called up- | -on | God. 
 
 6 They were afraid where no fear | was : for God hath broken the bones of him 
 
 that befieged thee ; thou haft put them to confufion, becaufe God | hath de- | 
 I -fpifed I them. 
 
 7 Oh, that the falvation were given unto Ifrael | out of [ Sion : Oh, that the Lord 
 
 would deliver his people : out of cap- ] -tivi- | -ty ! 
 
 8 Then Should j Jacob re- 1 -joice : and Ifrael | Should be | right ] glad. 
 
 PSALM LIV. 
 
 Deus, in nomine. 
 
 CAVE me, O God, for | thy Name's j fake : and a- j -venge me | in thy | ftrength. 
 2 Hear my j prayer, O | God : and hearken unto the | words | of my | mouth. 
 
 3 For Strangers are rifen up a- | -gainft j me : and tyrants, which have not God be- 
 
 fore their eyes, | feek j after my | foul. 
 
 4 Behold, | God is my | helper : the Lord is with them | that up- | -hold my | foul. 
 
 5 He Shall reward evil unto mine | ene- | -mies : deStroy thou | them | in thy | truth. 
 
 6 An offering of a free heart will I give thee, and praife thy | Name, O j Lord : 
 
 becaufe it | is fo | comfort- | -able. 
 
 7 1 or he hath delivered me out of | all my | trouble : and mine eye hath feen his 
 
 defire up- I -on mine I ene- 1 -mies. 
 
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 Day X, 
 
 I. 
 
 . Fjalm liii. liv. Iv, 
 
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 No. es> 
 
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 John Goss. 
 
 PSALM LV. 
 
 Ex audi ^ Be us. 
 
 "LJEAR my | prayer, O | God : and hide not thy- | -felf from | my pe- | -tition. 
 
 2 Take heed unto me, and | hear | me : how I mourn in my prayer, | and am | 
 I vex- I -ed. 
 
 3 The enemy crieth fo, and the ungodly cometh | on fo | faft : for they are minded 
 
 to do me fome mifchief ; fo malicioufly are they | fet a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 4 My heart is difquiet- | -ed with- | -in me : and the fear of , death is | fallen up- | 
 
 I -on me. 
 
 5 Fearfulnefs and trembling are | come up- | -on me : and an horrible dread hath | 
 
 I over- I -whelmed | me. 
 
 6 And I faid, O that 1 had wings \ like a | dove : for then would I flee a- | way, 
 
 and I be at ' reft. 
 
 7 Lo, then would I get me a- j -way far | off: and remain | in the | wilder- | -nefs. 
 
 8 I would make hafte | to ef- | -cape : becaufe of the | ftormy | wind and | tempeft. 
 
 9 Deftroy their tongues, O Lord, | and di- | -vide them : for I have fpied unrighteouf- 
 
 nefs and | ftrife ' in the ! city. 
 
 10 Day and night they go about within the | walls there- | -of: mifchief alfo and 
 
 forrow are | in the | midft of | it. 
 
 1 1 Wickednefs | is there- | -in : deceit and guile | go not | out of their | ftreets. 
 
 1 2 For it is not an open enemy, that hath done me | this dif- | -honour : for | then 
 
 I I could have | borne it. 
 
 13 Neither was it mine adverfary, that did magnify himfelf a- | -gainft [ me: for 
 
 then peradventure Y would have j hid my- | -felf from | him. 
 
 14 But it was even thou, 1 my com- | -panion : my guide, and mine | own fa- | 
 
 I -miliar \ friend. 
 
 1 5 We took fweet | counfel to- | -gether : and walked in the | houfe of | God as | 
 
 I friends. 
 
 16 Let death come haftily upon them, and let them go down quick | into | hell : 
 
 for wickednefs is in their \ dwellings, | and a- | -mong them. 
 
 17 As for me, Y will | call upon | God : and the | Lord fhall I fave j me. 
 
 18 In the evening, and morning, and at noon-day will I pray, and that | inftant- | 
 
 I -ly : and | he fhall i hear my | voice. 
 
Day XI, 
 
 Pfalm 1 
 
 VI, 
 
 63 
 
 19 It is he that hath delivered my foul in peace from the battle that was a- 1 -gainft ( 
 
 I me : for | there were many with | me. 
 
 20 Yea, even God, that endureth for ever, fhall hear me, and | bring them | down : 
 
 for they will not | turn, nor fear | God. 
 
 21 He laid his hands upon fuch as be at | peace with | him : and he | brake his [ 
 
 I cove- I -nant. 
 
 22 The words of his mouth were fofter than butter, having war | in his | heart : 
 
 his words were fmoother than oil, and yet | be they | very | fwords. 
 
 23 O caft thy burden upon the Lord, and he fhall | nourifh | thee : and ihall not 
 
 fuffer the | righteous to | fall for | ever. 
 
 24 And I as for | them : thou, O God, fhalt bring them into the | pit | of de- | 
 
 I -ftru6lion. 
 
 25 The blood-thirfty and deceitful men fhall not live out | half their | days : never- 
 
 thelefs, my truft fhall | be in | thee, O | Lord. 
 
 Day XL 
 
 iHoiumg iirayer* 
 
 Isaac Baf 
 
 B 
 
 Dr. E. F. Rimbavlt. 
 
 Mijerere mei^ Beus, 
 vour I me : he is 
 
 PSALM LVI. 
 
 E merciful unto me, O God, for man goeth about to de- 
 daily I fighting, and | troubling | me. 
 
 2 Mine enemies are daily in hand to | fwallow me | up : for they be many that 
 
 fight againft | me, O | thou moft | Higheft. 
 
 3 Neverthelefs, though Y am | fometime a- | -fraid : yet put | I my | trull: in | thee. 
 
 4 I will praife God, be- | -caufe of his | word : I have put my trufi in God, and will 
 
 not fear what | flefh can | do unto | me. 
 
 5 They daily mif- | -take my | words : all that they imagine | is to | do me | evil. 
 
 6 They hold all together, and | keep themfelves | clofe : and mark my fleps, when 
 
 they lay | wait | for my | foul. 
 
 7 Shall they efcape for their | wicked- | -nefs : thou, O God, in thy dif- | -pleafure 
 
 fhalt I caft them | down. 
 
 8 Thou telleft my flittings ; put my tears j into thy bottle :. are not thefe things | 
 
 I noted I in thy | book .^ 
 
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 Pfalm Ivii. 
 
 Day XI. 
 
 No. 68. 
 
 Isaac Barrow. 
 
 Dr. E. F. Rimbault. 
 
 9 Whenfoever I call upon thee^ then iliall mine enemies be j put to | flight : this 
 
 I know ; for \ God is | on my | fide. 
 
 10 In God's word will i I re- | -joice : in the Lord's word | will I | comfort j me. 
 
 1 1 Yea, in God have I | put my | truft : I will not be afraid what | man can | do 
 
 unto I mie. 
 
 12 Unto thee, O God, will I ' pay my | vows : unto | thee will | I give | thanks. 
 
 13 For thou haft delivered my foul from death, and my j feet from | falling: that 
 
 I may walk before God in the | light j of the | living. 
 
 PSALM LVII. Miferere mei, Beus. 
 
 T>E merciful unto me, O God, be merciful unto me, for my foul | trufteth in | thee : 
 and under the fhadow of thy wings fhall be my refuge, until this tyran- | -ny 
 be i over- j -paft. 
 
 2 I will call unto the | moft high | God: even unto the God that ihiall perform the 
 
 caufe I which I | have in | hand. 
 
 3 He fhall ] fend from \ heaven : and fave me from the reproof of him | that would | 
 
 I eat me ' up. 
 
 4 God fhall fend forth his \ mercy and | truth : my | foul is a- | -mong | lions. 
 
 5 And I lie even among the children of men, that are | fet on | fire : whofe teeth 
 
 are fpears and arrows, and their | tongue a | fharp I fword. 
 
 6 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- | -bove the | heavens : and thy glory a- | -bove | all the | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 7 They have laid a net for my feet, and prefTed | down my \ foul : they have digged 
 
 a pit before me, and are fallen into the | midft of | it them- | -felves. 
 
 8 My heart is fixed, O God, my | heart is | fixed : Y will | {mg, and | give \ praife. 
 
 9 Awake up, my glory, awake, | lute and | harp : I myfelf | will a- | -wake right | early. 
 
 10 I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, a- | -mong the j people : and I will fmg 
 
 unto thee a- , -mong the | nations. 
 
 1 1 For the greatnefs of thy mercy reacheth | unto the | heavens : and thy | truth | 
 
 I unto the | clouds. 
 
 12 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- 1 -bove the ! heavens : and thy glory a- | -bove | all 
 
 the I earth. 
 
Day XI 
 
 Pfalm 1 
 
 vin. 
 
 65 
 
 PSALM LVIII. Si vere utique. 
 
 A RE your minds fet upon rlghteoufnefs, O' ye | congre- j -gatlon : and do ye judge 
 '^ the thing that is right, | O ye j Tons of | men ? 
 
 2 Yea, ye imagine mifchief in your heart up- | -on the \ earth : and your hands | 
 
 I deal with | wicked- | -nets. 
 
 3 The ungodly are froward, even from their | mother's | womb : as foon as they 
 
 are born, they g;6 a- | -ftray, and | fpeak | lies. 
 
 4 They are as venomous as the poifon , of a , ferpent : even like the deaf ^ adder 
 
 that I ftoppeth her | ears ; 
 
 5 Which refufeth to hear the | voice of the | charmer : charm | — he | never fo | 
 
 I wifely. 
 
 6 Break their teeth, O God, in their mouths; fmite the jaw-bones of the | lions, 
 
 I Lord : let them fall away like water that runneth apace ; and when they 
 (hoot their arrows | let them be | rooted | out. 
 
 7 Let them confume away like a fnail, and be like the untimely | fruit of a | 
 
 1 woman : and | let them not | fee the i fun. 
 
 8 Or ever your pots be made j hot w-ith | thorns : fo let indignation vex him, even 
 
 as a I thing | that is | raw. 
 
 9 The righteous fhall rejoice when he ] feeth the | vengeance : he fhall walli his 
 
 footiteps in the | blood | of the un- | -godly. 
 
 10 So that a man fhall fay. Verily there is a reward [ for the | righteous : doubtlefs 
 
 there is a | God that | judgeth the | earth. 
 
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 T^ELIVER me from mine enemies, | O j God : defend me from them that | rife 
 
 up a- I -gainft | me. 
 2 O deliver me from the [ wicked \ doers : and fave me \ from the blood- ' -thirfty | 
 
 I men. 
 
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 3 For loj they lie waiting | for my | foul : the mighty men are gathered againft me, 
 
 without any offence or | fault of | me, O | Lord. 
 
 4 They run and prepare themfelves with- | -out my | fault : arife thou therefore to | 
 
 I help me, | and be- | -hold. 
 
 5 Stand up, O Lord God of hofts, thou God of Ifrael, to vifit | all the | heathen : 
 
 and be not merciful unto them that offend of ma- | -licious | wicked- | 
 I -nefs. 
 
 6 They go to and fro | in the | evening : they grin like a dog, and j run about | 
 
 I through the | city. 
 
 7 Behold, chey fpeak with their mouth, and fwords are | in their | lips : for ] who | 
 
 I — doth I hear P 
 
 8 But thou, O Lord, fhalt have them | in de- | -rifion : and thou fhalt laugh | all 
 
 the I heathen to | fcorn. 
 
 9 My strength will I afcribe | unto | thee : for thou art the | God | of my | refuge. 
 
 10 God fheweth me his goodnefs | plenteouf- | -ly : and God fhall let me fee my 
 
 defire up- | -on mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 1 1 Slay them not, left my | people for- | -get it : but fcatter them abroad among 
 
 the people, and put them down, O j Lord, | our de- | -fence. 
 
 12 For the fin of their mouth, and for the w^ords of their lips, they fhall be taken | 
 
 I in their | pride : and why I their preaching | is of | curfing and | lies. 
 
 13 Confume them in thy wrath, confume them, that | they may | perifh : and know 
 
 that it is God that ruleth in Jacob, and unto the | ends | of the | world. 
 
 14 And in the evening they | will re- | -turn : grin like a dog, and will | go a- | 
 
 I -bout the I city. 
 1 5 Thev will run here and | there for | meat : and grudge if they | be not | fatif- | 
 I -fied. 
 
 16 As for me, I will fing of thy power, and will praife thy mercy be- | -times in 
 
 the I morning : for thou haft been my defence and refuge in the | day | of my | 
 I trouble. 
 
 17 Unto thee, O my ftrength, | will I | fmg : for thou, O God, art my refuge, | 
 
 I and my | merciful | God. 
 
Day XL Pfah?i Ix. Ixi. 67 
 
 PSALM LX. Dcus, repidifti nos. 
 
 r\ GOD, thou haft call: us out, and fcattered | us a- | -broad : thou haft alfo been 
 difpleafed ; O turn thee | unto | us a- j -gain. 
 
 2 Thou haft moved the land, and di- | -vided | it : heal the fores thereof, | for it | 
 
 I ftiak- I -eth. 
 
 3 Thou haft ftiewed thy people | heavy | things : thou haft given us a | drink of I 
 
 I deadly | wine. 
 
 4 Thou haft given a token for | fuch as | fear thee : that they may triumph be- | 
 
 I -caufe I of the | truth. 
 
 5 Therefore were thy beloved de- | -liver- | -ed : help me with ] thy right | hand, 
 
 and I hear me. 
 
 6 God hath fpoken in his holinefs, I will rejoice, and di- | -vide | Sichem : and mete | 
 
 I out the I valley of | Succoth. 
 
 7 Gilead is mine, and Ma- | -naftes is | mine : Ephraim alfo is the ftrength of my 
 
 head ; Judah | is my | law- | -giver ; 
 
 8 Moab is my wafti-pot ; over Edom Vv ill I caft | out my | ftioe : Philiftia, | be thou | 
 
 I glad of I me. 
 
 9 Who will lead me into the | ftrong | city : v^ho will | bring me | into | Edom '^. 
 
 10 Haft not thou caft us ! out, O | God : wilt not thou, O God, go | out | with our | 
 
 IhoftsP 
 
 1 1 O be thou our | help in | trouble : for vain \ is the | help of | man. 
 
 12 Through God will we | do great | ads : for it is he that ftiall tread | down our | 
 
 1 ene- | -mies. 
 
 PSALM LXI. Exaudi, Beus. 
 
 X-JEAR my | crying, O | God : give | ear | unto my | prayer. 
 
 2 From the ends of the earth will I | call upon | thee : when my heart | is in | 
 I heavi- | -nefs. 
 
 3 O fet me up upon the rock that is j higher than | I : for thou haft been my hope^ 
 
 and a ftrong tower for me a- | -gainft the | ene- | -my. 
 
 4 I will dwell in thy taber- | -nacle for | ever: and my truft fhall be under the | 
 
 I covering ] of thy | wings. 
 
 5 For thou, O Lord, haft heard | my de- | -fires : and haft given an heritage unto | 
 
 I thofe that | fear thy | Name. 
 
 6 Thou ftialt grant the King a | long | life : that his years may endure through- | 
 
 I -out all I gener- | -ations. 
 
 7 He ftiall dwell before | God for ] ever : O prepare thy loving mercy and faith- 
 
 fulnefs, I that they | may pre- | -ferve him. 
 
 8 So will I alway ftng praife | unto thy | Name : that Y may | daily per- | -form my | 
 
 I vows. 
 
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 Nonne Deo. 
 
 A/TY foul truly waiteth | ftill upon | God : for of him | cometh | my fal- | -vatlon. 
 
 1 He verily is my fhrength and | my fal- | -vation : he is my defence, fo 
 
 that I I fhall not | greatly | fall. 
 2 How long will ye imagine mifchief again ft | every | man : ye fhall be flain all the 
 
 fort of you ; yea, as a tottering wall fhall ye be, and | like a | broken | hedge. 
 
 4 Their device is only how to put him out whom God | will ex- | -alt : their delight 
 
 is in lies ; they give good words with their mouth, but- 1 curfe | with their | heart. 
 
 5 Neverthelefs, my foul, wait thou | ftill upon | God : for my | hope | is in | him. 
 
 6 He truly is my ftrength and | my fal- | -vation : he is my defence, | fo that I | 
 
 I fhall not I fall. 
 
 7 In God is my health, | and my | glory : the rock of my might, and in | God | is 
 
 my I truft. 
 
 8 O put your truft in him | alway, ye | people : pour out your hearts before him, 
 
 for I God I is our | hope. 
 
 9 As for the children of men, they are but | vani- | -ty : the children of men are 
 
 deceitful upon the weights, they are altogether lighter than | vani- | -ty it- | -{t\L 
 
 10 O truft not in wrong and robbery, give not yourfelves unto | vani- | -ty : if 
 
 riches increafe, fet not your | heart up- | -on | them. 
 
 1 1 God fpake once, and twice I have alfo | heard the | fame : that power be- | 
 
 I -longeth I unto | God ; 
 
 12 And that thou, Lord, art | merci- 1 -ful : for thou rewarded every man ac- [ 
 
 I -cording | to his | work. 
 
 PSALM LXIII. Beus, Deus meus. 
 
 GOD, thou I art my | God : early | will I | feek | thee. 
 
 2 My foul thirfteth for thee, my flefh alfo longeth | after | thee : in a barren and 
 dry land | where no 1 water I is. 
 
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 3 Thus have I looked for thee In j holi- | -nefs : that I might be- | -hold thy | power 
 
 and I glory. 
 
 4 For thy loving-kindnefs Is better than the | life It- | -felf : my | lips fhall | pralfe | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 5 As long as I live will 1 magnify thee | on this | manner : and lift up my | hands 1 
 
 I In thy I Name. 
 
 6 My foul fhall be fatlsfied, even as it were with | marrow and | fatnefs : when my 
 
 mouth pralfeth | thee with | joyful | lips. 
 
 7 Have I not remembered thee | In my | bed : and thought upon | thee when | I was | 
 
 I waking ^. 
 
 8 Becaufe thou haft | been my | helper : therefore under the fhadow of thy | wings 
 
 will I I re- I -jolce. 
 
 9 My foul hangeth up- | -on j thee : thy right hand | hath up- | -holden | me. 
 
 foul : they fhall | go | under the | earth, 
 fword : that they may | be a | portion for 
 
 10 Thefe alfo that feek the | hurt of my 
 
 1 1 Let them fall upon the | edge of the 
 
 I foxes. 
 
 12 But the King fhall rejoice In God; all they alfo that fwear by him fhall | be 
 
 com- I -mended : for the mouth of them that fpeak | lies | fhall be | flopped. 
 
 PSALM LXIV. Exaudi, Beus. 
 
 TLTEAR my voice, O God, | In my | prayer : prefer ve my life from | fear of the | 
 
 I ene- | -my. 
 '2 Hide me from the gathering together | of the | froward : and from the infur- | 
 
 I -redllon of | wicked | doers ; 
 
 3 Who have whet their tongue | like a | fword : and fhoot out their arrows, | even | 
 
 I bitter I words ; 
 
 4 That they may privily fhoot at | him that is | perfecl; : fuddenly do they | hit him, 
 
 and I fear | not. 
 
 5 They encourage them- 1 -felves in | mifchlef : and commune among themfelves 
 
 how they may lay fnares, and fay,, that I no | man fhall | fee them. 
 
 6 They Imagine wickednefs, and | pra6life | It : that they keep fecret among them- 
 
 felves, every man in the | deep | of his | heart. 
 
 7 But God fhall fuddenly fhoot at them with a ' fwift | arrow : that | — they | fhall 
 
 be I wounded. 
 
 8 Yea, their own tongues fhall | make them | fall : infomuch that whofo feeth | them 
 
 fhall I laugh them to | fcorn. 
 
 9 And all men that fee It fhall fay, | This hath God | done : for they fhall perceive | 
 
 I that It I is his | work. 
 
 10 The righteous fhall rejoice In the Lord, and put his | truft in | him : and all they 
 
 that are true of I heart I ftiall be | glad. 
 
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 21? (S'^r^?/ hymnus. 
 and unto thee fhall the vow be performed | 
 
 HOU, O God, art | pralfed In 
 I in Je- I -rufa- 1 -lem. 
 Thou that | heareft the | prayer : unto | thee fhall | all flelli | come. 
 My mifdeeds prevail a- | -gainfl: | me : O be thou | merciful | unto our | fins. 
 BlelTed is the man, whom thou choofeft, and receiveft | unto | thee : he fhall dwell 
 in thy court, and fhall be fatisfied with the pleafures of thy houfe, even | of 
 thy I holy \ temple. 
 Thou fhalt fhew us wonderful things in thy righteoufnefs, O God of | our fal- 1 
 I -vation : thou that art the hope of all the ends of the earth, and of them that 
 remain | in the | broad | fea. 
 Who in his flrength fetteth | faft the | mountains : and Is | girded a- | -bout with | 
 
 I power. 
 Who ftilleth the raging | of the | fea : and the noife of his waves, and the | mad- 
 
 nefs I of the | people. 
 They alfo that dwell in the uttermoft parts of the earth fhall be afraid | at thy | 
 I tokens : thou that makeft the out-goings of the morning and | evening to j 
 I praife | thee. 
 Thou vifiteft the earth, and | bleffeft | it : thou | makeft it | very | plenteous. 
 The river of God is | full of | water : thou prepareft their corn, for fo thou 
 
 pro- I -videfi: | for the | earth. 
 Thou watereft her furrows, thou fendeft rain Into the little | valleys there- | -of: 
 
 thou makeft It foft with the drops of rain, and | blefleft the | increafe | of It. 
 Thou crowneft the year | with thy | goodnefs : and | thy | clouds drop | fatnefs. 
 They fhall drop upon the dwellings of the | wilder- | -nefs : and the little hills 
 fhall re- | -joice on | every | fide. 
 14 The folds fhall be | full of | fheep : the valleys alfo fhall ftand fo thick w!th 
 corn, that | they fhall | laugh and | fmg. 
 
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 PSALM LXVI. Jubilate Deo. 
 
 BE joyful in God, | all ye | lands : fing praifes unto the honour of his Name, 
 make his | praife to be | glori- | -ous. 
 
 2 Say unto God, O how wonderful art thou | in thy | works : through the great- 
 
 nefs of thy power fhall thine enemies be found | liars | unto | thee. 
 
 3 For all the world fhall | worfhip | thee : fing of | thee, and | praife thy | Name. 
 
 4 O come hither, and behold the | works of j God : how wonderful he is in his doing 
 
 to- I -ward the | children of | men. 
 
 5 He turned the fea | into dry j land : fo that they went through the water on foot ; 
 
 there did | we re- | -joice there- | -of 
 
 6 He ruleth with his power for ever ; his eyes be- | -hold the | people : and fuch as 
 
 will not believe fhall not be able | to ex- | -alt them- | -felves. 
 
 7 O praife our j God, ye | people : and make the voice of his | praife | to be | heard ; 
 
 8 Who holdeth our | foul in | life : and fiiffereth | not our | feet to | flip. 
 
 9 For thou, O God, haft | proved | us : thou alfo haft tried us, | like as | filver is | 
 
 I tried. 
 
 10 Thou broughteft us | into the | fnare : and laideft | trouble up- | -on our | loins. 
 
 1 1 Thou fufferedft men to ride | over our | heads : we went through fire and water, 
 
 and thou broughteft us out | into a | wealthy | place. 
 
 12 I will go into thine houfe | with burnt- | -ofF'rings : and will pay thee my vows, 
 
 which I promifed with my lips, and fpake with my mouth, | when I | was in | 
 I trouble. 
 
 13 I will offer unto thee fat burnt-facrifices, with the ] incenfe of rams : T will | 
 
 I offer I bullocks and | goats. 
 
 14 O come hither, and hearken, all | ye that fear | God : and I will tell you what | 
 
 I he hath | done for my | foul. 
 
 15 I called unto him | with my | mouth : and gave him | praifes ] with my | tongue. 
 
 16 If I incline unto wickednefs | with mine | heart : the | Lord | will not | hear me. 
 
 17 But I God hath | heard me : and confidered the | voice | of my | prayer. 
 
 18 Praifed be God who hath not call: | out my | prayer: nor | turned his \ mercy | 
 
 1 from me. 
 
 PSALM LXVII. Beus mifereatur, 
 
 /^OD be merciful unto us, and | blefs | us : and fhew us the light of his count- 
 enance, and be | merciful | unto | us. 
 
 1 That thy way may be | known upon | earth : thy faving | health a- | -mong all | 
 I nations. 
 
 3 Let the people praife | thee, O | God : yea, let all the | people | praife | thee. 
 
 4 O let the nations rejoice | and be | glad : for thou fhalt judge the folk righteoufly, 
 
 and govern the | nations up- j -on | earth. 
 
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 5 Let the people praife | thee, O | God : let all the | people | pralfe | thee. 
 
 6 Then fhall the earth bring | forth her | increafe : and God, even our own God, 
 
 fhall I give | us his | blefling. 
 
 7 God fhall I blefs | us : and all the ends of the | world fhall | fear | him. 
 
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 T ET God arife, and let his ene- | -mies be | fcatter'd : let them alfo that hate him j 
 I flee be- | -fore | him. 
 
 2 Like as the fmoke vanifheth, fo fhalt thou | drive them a- | -way : and like as wax 
 
 melteth at the fire, fo let the ungodly perifh | at the | prefence of | God. 
 
 3 But let the righteous be glad and re- | -joice before | God : let them j alfo be | 
 
 I merry and | joyful. 
 
 4 O fing unto .God, and fing praifes | unto his | Name: magnify him that rideth 
 
 upon the heavens, as it were upon an horfe ; praife him in his Name JAH, | 
 I and re- | -joice be- | -fore him. 
 
 5 He is a F'ather of the fatherlefs, and defendeth the | caufe of the | widows : even 
 
 God in his ■ holy | habit- | -ation. 
 
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 6 He Is the God that maketh men to be of one mind in an houfe, and bringeth the 
 
 prifoners out of cap- | -tivi- | -ty : but letteth the runagates con- | -tinue in | 
 I fcarce- | -nefs. 
 
 7 O God, when thou wenteft forth be- j -fore the | people : when thou wenteft | 
 
 I through the | wilder- | -nefs, 
 
 8 The earth fhook, and the heavens dropped at the | prefence of | God : even as 
 
 Sinai alfo was moved at the prefence of God, who is the | God of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 9 Thou, O God, fentefl: a gracious rain upon thine in- | -herit- | -ance : and 
 
 refrefheJft | it when | it was | weary. 
 
 10 Thy congregation fhall | dwell there- | -in : for thou, O God, haft of thy good- 
 
 nefs pre- | -pared | for the | poor. 
 
 1 1 The Lord | gave the | word : great was the | company | of the | preachers. 
 
 12 Kings with their armies did flee, and were dif- | -comfit- | -ed : and they of the | 
 
 I houfehold dl- | -vided the | fpoll. 
 
 13 Though ye have lien among the pots, yet fhall ye be as the | wings of a | dove : 
 
 that is covered with fllver wings, | and her 1 feathers like | gold. 
 
 14 When the Almighty fcattered kings | for their | fake : then were they as | white 
 
 as I fnow in I Salmon. 
 
 15 As the hill of Bafan, | fo is God's | hill : even an high hill, | as the | hill of | 
 
 I Bafan. 
 
 16 VVhy hop ye fo, ye high hills ? this Is God's hill. In the which it pleafeth | him 
 
 to j dwell : yea, the Lord will a- | -bide In | it for | ever. 
 
 17 The chariots ot God are twenty thoufand, even | thoufands of | angels : and the 
 
 Lord is among them, as in the | holy | place of | Sinai. 
 
 18 Thou art gone up on high, thou haft led captivity captive, and received | gifts 
 
 for I men : yea, even for thine enemies, that the Lord God might | dwell a- | 
 I -mong I them. 
 
 19 Pralfed be the | Lord | dally: even the God who helpeth us, and poureth his | 
 
 I bene- | -fits up- | -on us. 
 
 20 He is our God, even the God of whom | cometh fal- | -vatlon : God is the Lord^ 
 
 by I whom we ef- | -cape | death. 
 
 21 God fhall wound the head of his | ene- | -mies : and the hairy fcalpof fuch a one 
 
 as goeth on | ftill in his | wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 22 The Lord hath fald, I will bring my people again, as I | did from | Bafan : mine 
 
 own will I bring again, as I did fometime from the | deep | of the | fca. 
 
 23 That thy foot may be dipped In the blood of thine | ene- | -mies : and that the 
 
 tongue of thy dogs may be | red \ through the | fame. 
 
 24 It is well {^^':\^ O God, | how thou | goeft : how thou, my God and King, goeft | 
 
 I in the | fan6lu- | -ary. 
 
 25 The fingers go before, the minftrels | follow | after : in the midft are the damfels | 
 
 I playing | with the | timbrels. 
 
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 Pfalm Ixviil, 
 
 Day XIII. 
 
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 26 Give thanks, O Ifrael, unto God the Lord in the | congre- | -gations : from the | 
 
 I ground | of the | heart. 
 
 27 There is Httle Benjamin their ruler, and the princes of | Judah their | counfel : 
 
 the princes of Zabulon, and the | princes of | Nephtha- | -li. 
 
 28 Thy God hath fent forth | ftrength for | thee : ftablifh the thing, O God, that | 
 
 I thou haft I wrought in | us. 
 
 29 For thy temple's fake at Je- | -rufa- | -lem : fo fhall kings bring | prefents | unto | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 30 When the company of the fpear-men, and multitude of the mighty are fcattered 
 
 abroad among the beafts of the people, fo that they humbly bring | pieces of | 
 I filver : and when he hath fcattered the people | that de- | -light in | war ; 
 
 31 Then fhall the princes come | out of | Egypt : the Morians' land fhall foon ftretch 
 
 out her | hands | unto | God. 
 
 32 Sing unto God, O ye kingdoms | of the | earth : O fing | praifes | unto the | Lord ; 
 
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 Who fitteth in the heavens over all | from the be- 1 -ginning : lo, he doth fend 
 out his voice, yea, and | that a | mighty | voice. 
 
 34 Afcribe ye the power to God over | lira- 1 -el : his worfhip, and | ftrength is | 
 
 I in the [ clouds. 
 
 35 O God, wonderful art thou in thy | holy | places : even the God of Ifrael ; he 
 
 will give ftrength and power unto his | people ; | blefted be | God. 
 
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 XIX, 
 
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 No. 78. 
 
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 PSALM LXIX. 
 
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 Salvum me fac. 
 
 CAVE I me, O | God : for the waters are come In, | even | unto my | foul. 
 
 1 I ftick fafl: in the deep mire, where | no ground | Is : I am come Into deep 
 waters, fo that the | floods run | over | me. 
 
 3 I am weary of crying; my | throat Is | dry : my flght falleth me for waiting fo | 
 
 I long up- I -on my | God. 
 
 4 They that hate me without a caufe are more than the | hairs of my | head : they 
 
 that are mine enemies, and would de- | -ftroy me | gulltlefs, are j miighty. 
 
 5 I paid them the things that I | never | took : God, thou knowefl: my fimplenefs, 
 
 and my faults | are not | hid from | thee. 
 
 6 Let not them that truft In thee, O Lord God of hofls, be afhamed | for my | 
 
 I caufe : let not thofe that feek thee be confounded through me, O Lord | God 
 of I Ifra- I -el. 
 
 7 And why .^ for thy fake have I | fufFer'd re- | -proof: fhame | — hath | cover'd 
 
 my I face. 
 
 8 I am become a Granger | unto my | brethren : even an alien [ unto my | mother*s | 
 
 I children. 
 
 9 For the zeal of thine houfe hath even | eaten j me : and the rebukes of them 
 
 that rebuked thee are | fallen up- | -on j me. 
 
 10 I wept, and chaftened my- | -felf with | fafting : and that was | turned to | my 
 
 re- I -proof 
 
 1 1 I put on I fackcloth | alfo : and they | jefted up- | -on | me. 
 
 I 2 They that fit in the gate fpeak a- | -gainfl: | me : and the drunkards make | fongs 
 up- I -on I me- 
 
 13 But, Lord, I make my prayer | unto | thee : In | an ac- | -ceptable | time. 
 
 14 Hear me, O God, in the multitude | of thy | mercy : even In the | truth of | 
 
 I thy fal- I -vation. 
 
 15 Take me out of the mire, that | I fink | not : O let me be delivered from them 
 
 that hate me, and | out of the | deep | waters. 
 
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 Let not the water flood drown me, neither let the deep | fwallow me | up : and 
 
 let not the pit fhut her | mouth up- | -on | me. 
 Hear me, O Lord, for thy loving-kindnefs is | comfort- | -able : turn thee unto 
 
 me according to the | multitude | of thy | mercies. 
 And hide not thy face from thy fervant, for | I am in | trouble : O | hafte | thee, 
 
 and I hear me. 
 Draw nigh unto my | foul, and | fave it : O deliver me, be- i -caufe of mine | 
 
 I ene- | -mies. 
 Thou haft known my reproof, my fhame, and | my dif- | -honour : mine adver- 
 
 faries are | all | in thy | fight. 
 Thy rebuke hath broken my heart ; I am full of | heavi- | -nefs : I looked for 
 fome to have pity on me, but there was no man, neither found I | any to | 
 I comfort I me. 
 They gave me | gall to | eat : and when I was thirfty they gave me | vine- | -gar 
 
 to I drink. 
 Let their table be made a fnare to take them- | -felves with- | -al : and let the 
 things that fhould have been for their wealth be unto them | an oc- | -cafion 
 of ] falling. 
 Let their eyes be blinded, that | they fee | not : and ever | bow thou | down 
 
 their | backs. 
 Pour out thine indignation up- | -on | them : and let thy wrathful dif- | -pleafure 
 
 take I hold of | them. 
 Let their habit- | -ation be | void : and no man to | dwell | in their | tents. 
 For they perfecute him whom | thou haft | fmitten : and they talk how they 
 
 may vex | them whom | thou haft | wounded. 
 Let them fall from one wickednefs | to an- | -other : and not come | into thy | 
 
 I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 Let them be wiped out of the | book of the I living : and not be | written a- | 
 
 I -mong the | righteous. 
 As for me, when I am poor and in | heavi- | -nefs : thy help, O j God, ftiall | 
 
 I lift me ! up. 
 I will praife the Name of God | with a | fong : and magni- | -fy it with | thankf- | 
 I -giving. 
 
Day XIV. 
 
 Pfalm Ixx. Ixxi. 
 
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 32 This alfo fhall | pleafe the | Lord : better than a bullock [ that hath | horns and | 
 
 I hoofs. 
 
 33 The humble fhall confider this, | and be | glad : feek ye after God, | and your | 
 
 I foul fhall I live. 
 
 34 For the Lord | heareth the [ poor : and defpifeth | not his [ prifon- | -ers. 
 
 35 Let heaven and earth | praife | him : the fea, and | all that | moveth there- | -in. 
 2,6 For God will fave Sion, and build the | cities of | Judah : that men may dwell 
 
 there, and | have it | in pof- | -feiTion. 
 37 The pofterity alfo of his fervants fhall in- | -herit | it : and they that love his | 
 
 1 Nam.e fhall | dwell there- | -in. 
 
 PSALM LXX. D^//j in adjutorium. 
 
 ILJASTE thee, O God, to de- | -liver | me : make hafle to | help | me, O | Lord. 
 
 2 Let them be adiamed and confounded that feek | after my | foul : let them 
 be turned backward and put to con- | -fufion that | wifh me | evil. 
 
 3 Let them for their reward be foon | brought to | fhame : that cry | over me, | 
 
 I There, j there. 
 
 4 But let all thofe that feek thee be joyful and | glad in | thee : and let all fuch as 
 
 delight in thy falvation fay | alway. The | Lord be | praifed. 
 
 5 As for me, I am poor and in | mife- | -ry : hafte thee | unto | me, O | God. 
 
 6 Thou art my helper, and | my re- | -deemer : O Lord, make | no long | tarry- | 
 
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 2 Be thou my ftrong hold, whereunto V may | alway re- | -fort : thou hafl promifed 
 to help me, for thou art my houfe of de- | -fence, | and my | caflle. 
 
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 3 Deliver me, O my God, out cf the hand of | the un- | -godly : out of the hand 
 
 of the un- | -righteous and | cruel | man. 
 
 4 For thou, O Lord God, art the thing that I | long j for; thou art my hope, | 
 
 I even | from my | youth. 
 
 5 Through thee have 1 been holden up ever fince | I was | born : thou art he that 
 
 took me out of my mother's womb ; my praife j fhall be | always of | thee. 
 
 6 I am become as it were a monfter | unto | many : but my fure | truft | is in | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 7 O let my mouth be filled | with thy | praife: that I may fing of thy glory and | 
 
 I honour j all the day | long. 
 
 8 Caft me not away in the | time of | age: forfake me not when my | ftrength | 
 
 I faileth | me. 
 
 9 For mine enemies fpeak againft me, and they that lay wait for my foul take their 
 
 counfel to- | -gether, | faying : God hath forfaken him ; perfecute him, and take 
 him, for there is | none to de- | -liver | him. 
 
 10 Go not far from | me, O | God : my God, | hafte thee to | help | me. 
 
 1 1 Let them be confounded and perifh that are a- | -gainii my | foul : let them be 
 
 covered with fliame and difhonour that | feek to | do me | evil. 
 
 12 As for m^e, I will patiently a- | -bide | alway : and will | praife thee | more and | 
 
 I more. 
 
 13 My mouth fhall daily fpeak of thy righteoufnefs | and fal- | -vation : for I| 
 
 I know no | end there- | -of. 
 
 14 I will go forth in the flrength of the | Lord | God : and will make mention | of 
 
 thy I righteoufnefs | only. 
 
 15 Thou, O God, haft taught me from my youth up | until | now: therefore will 
 
 I I tell of thy I wondrous | works. 
 
 16 Forfake me not, O God, in mine old age, when | 1 am gray- I -headed : until I 
 
 have fhewed thy ftrength unto this generation, and thy power to all them | 
 I that are | yet for to | come. 
 
 17 Thy righteoufnefs, O God, is | very | high : and great things are they that thou 
 
 haft done ; O God, i who is I like unto thee ? 
 
Day XIV. Pfalm Ixxii. 79 
 
 18 O what great troubles and adverfities haft thou fhevved me! and yet didft thou 
 
 turn I and re- | -frefh me : yea, and broughteft me from the | deep of the | 
 I earth a- | -gain. 
 
 19 Thou haft brought me to | great | honour: and comforted | me on | every | ftde. 
 
 20 Therefore will 1 praife thee and thy faithfuhiefs, O God, playing upon an 
 
 inftru- I -ment of | mufick : unto thee will I fmg upon the harp, O thou Holy | 
 
 I One of I Jfra-|-el. 
 2 1 My lips will be fain when I | fing unto | thee : and fo will my foul | whom thou | 
 
 I haft de- | -liver'd, 
 22 My tongue alfo ftiall talk of thy righteoufnefs | all the day | long : for they are 
 
 confounded and brought unto ftiame that | feek to | do me j evil. 
 
 PSALM LXXII. Bens, judicium. 
 
 /^IVE the King thy judgements, | O | God : and thy righteoufnefs | unto the | 
 I King's I fon. 
 
 2 Then ftiall he judge thy people according j unto | right : and | — de- | -fend the | 
 
 I poor. 
 
 3 The mountains alfo | ftiall bring | peace : and the little hills | righteoufnefs | unto 
 
 the I people. 
 
 4 He ftiall keep the fimple folk | by their | right : defend the children of the poor, 
 
 and I punifti the | wrong | doer. 
 
 5 They fnall fear thee, as long as the fun and | moon en- | -dureth : from one 
 
 gener- | -ation | to an- [ -other. 
 
 6 He ftiall come down like the rain into a | fleece of | wool : even as the | drops 
 
 that I water the | earth, 
 
 7 In his time ftiall the | righteous | flourifti : yea, and abundance of peace, fo | long 
 
 as the I moon en- | -dureth. 
 
 8 His dominion ftiall be alfo from the one fea | to the | other : and from the flood | 
 
 I unto the | world's | end. 
 
 9 They that dwell in the wildernefs ftiall kneel be- | -fore ' him : his ene- 1 -mies 
 
 fliail I lick the I duft. 
 
 10 The kings of Tharfis and of the ifles | ftiall give | prefents : the kings of Arabia 
 
 and I Saba | fliall bring | gifts. 
 
 1 1 All kings fliall fall down be- | -fore | him : all [ nations fliall | do him | fervice. 
 
 12 For he fliall deliver the poor | when he | crieth : the needy alfo, and | him that | 
 
 I hath no | helper. 
 I J He fliall be favourable to the | fimple and | needy : and fliall preferve the | fouls | 
 I of the I poor. 
 
 14 He fliall deliver their fouls from | falfehood and | wrong : and dear fliall their | 
 
 I blood be | in his \ fight. 
 
 15 He fliall live, and unto him fliall be given of the gold | of A- ] -rabia : prayer 
 
 fliall be made ever unto him, and | daily fliall | he be | praifed. 
 
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 16 There fhall be an heap of corn in the earth, high up- | -on the | hiils : his fruit 
 
 fhall fhake like Libanus, and fhail be green in the city like j grafs up- | -on 
 the I earth. 
 
 17 His Name fhall endure for ever; his Name fhall remain under the fun among 
 
 the pof- 1 -teri- | -ties : v/hich fhall be blefTed through him ; and all the | heathen 
 fhall I praife | hlrn. 
 
 18 Blefled be the Lord God, even the God of | Ifra- | -el : which only | doeth | 
 
 I wondrous | things ; 
 
 19 And blefled be the Name of his Majef- | -ty for | ever: and all the earth fhall 
 
 be filled with his Majefty. | Amen, | A- | -men. 
 
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 ''pRULY God is loving unto | Ifra- | -el : even unto fuch as | are of a | clean | 
 I heart. 
 
 2 Neverthelefs, my feet were | almoft | gone : my | treadings had [ well-nigh | flipt. 
 
 3 And why .^ I was grieved | at the | wicked : I do alfo fee the ungodly in I fuch 
 
 prof- I -peri- | -ty. 
 
 4 For they are in no | peril of | death : but | — are | lufly and | flrong. 
 
Day XIV. Pfalm Ixxiii. 8 1 
 
 5 They come in no misfortune like | other ! folk : neither are they | plagued like | 
 
 I other I men. 
 
 6 And this is the caufe that they are fo | holden with | pride : and over- | -whelmed 
 
 with I cruel- 1 -ty. 
 
 7 Their eyes | fwell with | fatnefs : and they do | even | what they | luft. 
 
 8 They corrupt other, and fpeak of wicked | blafphe- | -my : their talking is a- | 
 
 I -gainft the | moft | High. 
 
 9 For they ftretch forth their mouth | unto the | heaven : and their [ tongue goeth | 
 
 I through the | world. 
 
 10 Therefore fall the people | unto | them : and thereout fuck | they no | fmall 
 
 ad- I -vantage. 
 
 1 1 Tufh, fay they, how fhould I God per- | -ceive it : is there knowledge | In the | 
 
 I moft I High .? 
 
 12 Lo, thefe are the ungodly, thefe profper in the world, and thefe have riches | 
 
 I In pof- I -fefTion : and I faid. Then have I cleanfed my heart in vain, and 
 wafhed mine | hands in | innocen- | -cy. 
 
 13 All the day long have | I been | punifh'd : and | chaftened | every | morning. 
 
 14 Yea, and I had almoft faid | even as | they: but lo, then I fhould have con- 
 
 demned the gener- | -ation | of thy | children. 
 
 15 Then thought Y to | underftand | this : but it | was too | hard for | me. 
 
 16 Until I went into the fandu- | -ary of | God : then underftood | I the j end of 
 
 thefe I men ; 
 
 17 Namely, how thou doft fet them in | flippery j places : and cafteft them down, | 
 
 I and de- | -ftroyeft | them. 
 
 1 8 Oh, how fuddenly do | they con- | -fume : perifh, and | come to a | fearful | 
 
 I end. 
 
 19 Yea, even like as a dream when | one a- | -waketh : fo fhalt thou make their 
 
 image to | vanifh | out of the | city. 
 
 20 Thus my | heart was | grieved : and it went j even | through my | reins. 
 
 21 So foolifh was I, and | ignor- | -ant: even as it were a | beaft be- | -fore | thee. 
 
 22 Neverthelefs, I am | alway by | thee : for thou haft holden | me by | my right | 
 
 I hand. 
 
 23 Thou fhalt guide me | with thy | counfel : and after that re- | -ceive | me with | 
 
 !,g^ory. 
 
 24 Whom have Y in | heaven but | thee : and there Is none upon earth that I defire 
 
 in com- 1 -pari- | -fon of | thee. 
 
 25 My flefti and my | heart | faileth : but God is the ftrength of my heart, | and 
 
 my I portion for | ever. 
 
 26 For lo, they that forfake | thee ftiall | perifti : thou haft deftroyed all them that 
 
 commit forni- 1 -cation a- 1 -gainft | thee. 
 
 27 But It is good for me to hold me faft by God, to put my truft In the | Tord i 
 
 I God : and to fpeak of all thy works in the gates | of the | daughter of | Sion. 
 
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 f~\ GOD, wherefore art thou abfent from | us fo | long : why Is thy wrath fo hot 
 againfl the | fheep | of thy | pafture ? 
 
 2 O think upon thy | congre- | -gation : whom thou had: purchafed, | and re- | 
 
 I -deemed of | old. 
 
 3 Think upon the tribe of thine in- | -herit- | -ance : and mount Sion, where- | -in | 
 
 I thou haft I dwelt. 
 
 4 Lift up thy feet, that thou mayeft utterly deftroy every | ene- | -my : which hath 
 
 done evil | in thy | fandlu- | -ary. 
 
 5 Thine adverfaries roar in the midft of thy | congre- | -gations : and fet | up their | 
 
 I banners for | tokens. 
 
 6 He that hewed timber afore out of the | thick | trees : was known to bring It | 
 
 I to an I excellent | work. 
 
 7 But now they break down all the carved | work there- | -of: with | ax- | -es and | 
 
 I hammers. 
 
 8 They have fet fire upon thy | holy | places : and have defiled the dwelling-place 
 
 of thy Name, | even | unto the | ground. 
 
 9 Yea, they faid in their hearts. Let us make havock of them | alto- | -gether : thus 
 
 have they burnt up all the houfes of | God | in the | land. 
 
 10 We fee not our tokens, there is not one | prophet j more : no, not one is there 
 
 among us, that under- | -ftandeth | any | more. 
 
 1 1 O God, how long fiiall the adverfary do | this dif- | -honour : how long fhall the 
 
 enemy blaf- | -pheme thy | Name, for | ever. 
 
 12 Why withdraweft | thou thy | hand : why pluckeft thou not thy right hand out 
 
 of thy bofom to con- | -fume the | ene- | -my ? 
 
 13 For God is my | King of | old : the help that is done upon earth he | doeth | 
 
 I it him- I -felf 
 
 14 Thou didft divide the fea | through thy | power : thou brakeft the heads of the | 
 
 I dragons j In the | waters. 
 
 1 5 Thou fmoteft the heads of Levia- | -than In | pieces : and gaveft him to be meat 
 
 for the people | in the | wilder- | -nefs. 
 
 16 Thou broughteft out fountains and waters out of the | hard j rocks : thou | 
 
 I driedft up | mighty | waters. 
 
Day XV, 
 
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 83 
 
 17 The day is thine, and the | night is | thine : thou haft prepared the | light | and 
 
 the I fun. 
 I 8 Thou haft fet all the borders | of the | earth : thou | haft made j fummer and | 
 
 I winter. 
 
 19 Remember this, O Lord, how the enemy | hath re- | -buked : and how the 
 
 foolifti people | hath blaf- | -phemed thy | Name. 
 
 20 O deHver not the foul of thy turtle-dove unto the multitude of the | ene- | -mies : 
 
 and forget not the congregation | of the | poor for | ever. 
 
 21 Look upon the | cove- | -nant : for all the earth is full of darknefs, and | cruel 1 
 
 I habit- I -ations. 
 
 22 O let not the fimple go a- | -way a- | -ftiamed : but let the poor and needy give | 
 
 I praife j unto thy | Name. 
 
 23 Arife, O God, maintain | thine own [ caufe : remember how the foolifti | man 
 
 blaf- I -phemeth thee | daily. 
 
 24 Forget not the voice of thine | ene- | -mies : the prefumption of them that hate 
 
 thee increafeth I ever I more and | more. 
 
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 T INTO thee, O God, do | we give | thanks : yea, unto ] thee do | we give | thanks. 
 2 Thy Name alfo | is fo | nigh : and that do thy | wondrous | works de- | -clare. 
 
 3 When I receive the | congre- | -gation : I ftiall judge ac- j -coi-ding | unto j right. 
 
 4 The earth is weak, and all the inhabit- | -ers there- | -of: Y bear | up the | pillars | 
 
 I of it. 
 
 5 I faid unto the fools. Deal | not fo | madly : and to the ungodly, | Set not | up 
 
 your I horn. 
 
 6 Set not up your | horn on | high : and | fpeak not | with a ftiff | neck. 
 
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 7 For promotion cometh neither from the eaft, nor | from the | weft : nor | yet | 
 
 I from the | fouth. 
 
 8 And why } \ God is the | Judge : he putteth down one, and | fetteth | up an- | 
 
 I -other. 
 
 9 For in the hand of the Lord there is a cup, and the | wine is | red : it is full 
 
 mixed, and he | poureth | out of the | fame. 
 
 10 As for the | dregs there- | -of: all the ungodly of the earth fhall drink | them, 
 
 and I fuck them | out. 
 
 1 1 But I will talk of the | God of | Jacob : and | praife | him for | ever. 
 
 I 2 All the horns of the ungodly alfo | will I | break : and the horns of the | righteous 
 fhall I be ex- I -alted. 
 
 Notus in Judcea. 
 
 his Name is | great in | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 -nacle : and his | dwell- | -ing in | Sion. 
 
 I of the i bow : the fhield, the I fword, I and the I battle. 
 
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 TN Jewry is | God | known : 
 2 At Salem is his | taber- | 
 
 3 There brake he the arrows 
 
 4 Thou art of more | honour and | might : than the | hills 
 
 5 The proud are robbed, they have|{lept their | fleep : 
 
 hands were | mighty have | found | nothing. 
 
 6 At thy rebuke, O | God of | Jacob : both the | chariot and | horfe are | fallen. 
 
 7 Thou, even thou | art to be | feared : and who may ftand in thy | fight when 
 
 thou art \ angry ^ 
 
 8 Thou didfl caufe thy judgement to be | heard from | heaven : the earth | trembled, 
 
 I and was | ftill, 
 
 9 When God a- | -rofe to | judgement : and to help j all the | meek upon | 
 
 10 The fiercenefs of man fhall j turn to thy ] praife : and the fiercenefs 
 
 fhalt I thou re- | -frain. 
 
 1 1 Promlfe unto the Lord your God, and keep it, all ye that are 
 
 him : bring prefcnts unto | him that ] ought to be ] feared. 
 
 1 2 He fhall refrain the ' fpirit of \ princes : and is wonderful a- | mong the ] kings 
 
 of the I earth. 
 
 earth, 
 of I them 
 
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Day XV. Pfahn Ixxvii. 85 
 
 PSALM LXXVII. Voce mea ad Bominum, 
 
 T WILL cry unto God | with my | voice : even unto God will I cry with my voice, 
 and he fhall | hearken | unto | me. 
 
 2 In the time of my trouble I | fought the | Lord : my fore ran, and ceafed not in 
 
 the night-feafon ; my | foul re- | -fufed | comfort. 
 
 3 When I am in heavinefs, I will | think upon | God : when my heart is | vexed, I | 
 
 I will com- I -plain. 
 
 4 Thou holdeft mine | eyes | waking : I am fo feeble, | that I | cannot | fpeak. 
 
 5 I have conf idered the | days of | old : and the | years | that are | paft. 
 
 6 I call to re- | -membrance my | fong : and in the night I commune wi:h mine own 
 
 heart, and | fearch | out my | fpirits. 
 
 7 Will the Lord abfent him- j -felf for | ever : and will he | be no | more in- 1 -treated ^ 
 
 8 Is his mercy clean | gone for | ever : and is his promife come utterly to an | end 
 
 for I ever- | -more ^ 
 
 9 Hath God forgotten | to be | gracious : and will he lliut up his 16ving-|-kindnefs | 
 
 I in dif- I -pleafure ? 
 
 10 And I faid. It is mine own in- | -firmi- | -ty : but I will remember the years of 
 
 the right | hand of the | moft | Higheft. 
 
 1 1 I will remember the | works of the | Lord : and call to mind thy | wonders of | 
 
 I old I time. 
 
 12 I will think alfo of | all thy | works : and my talking | fhall be | of thy | doings. 
 I J Thy way, O | God, is | holy : who is fo great a | God as | our | God ? 
 
 14 Thou art the God that | doeth | wonders : and haft declared thy | power a-|-mong 
 
 the I people. 
 
 15 Thou haft mightily de- | -liver'd thy | people : even the | fons of | Jacob and | 
 
 I Jofeph. 
 
 16 The waters faw thee, O God, the waters faw thee, and | were a- | -fraid : the | 
 
 ! depths I alfo were | troubled. 
 
 17 The clouds poured otft water, the | air | thunder'd : and thine | arrows | went a- | 
 
 I -broad. 
 
 18 The voice of thy thunder was heard | round a- | -bout: the lightnings ftione 
 
 upon the ground ; the earth was | moved, and | ftiook with- j -al. 
 
 19 Thy way is in the fea, and thy paths in the | great | waters : and thy | footfteps | 
 
 I are not | known. 
 
 20 Thou leddeft thy ] people like I ftieep : by the | hand of | Mofes and | Aaron. 
 
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 TITEAR my law, | O my | people : incline your ears unto the | words | of my | 
 ^^ I mouth. 
 
 2 I will open my mouth in a | para- | -ble : I will declare hard | fenten- 1 -ces of | 
 
 I old ; 
 
 3 Which we have | heard and | known : and fuch as our | fathers have | told | us ; 
 
 4 That we fhould not hide them from the children of the gener- j -ations to | come : 
 
 but to fhew the honour of the Lord, his mighty and wonderful | works that | 
 I he hath | done. 
 
 5 He made a covenant with Jacob, and gave Ifra- | -el a | law : which he commanded 
 
 our fore- | -fathers to j teach their | children ; 
 
 6 That their pofteri- | -ty might | know it : and the children | which were | yet un- | 
 
 I -born ; 
 
 7 To the intent that when | they came [ up : they might | fhew their | children the | 
 
 I fame ; 
 
 8 That they might put their | truft in | God : and not to forget the works of God, 
 
 but to I keep | his com- | -mandments ; 
 
 9 And not to be as their forefathers, a faithlefs and ftubborn | gener- | -ation : a 
 
 generation that fet not their heart aright, and whofe fpirit cleaveth not | flead- 
 faftly I unto | God ; 
 
 10 Like as the children of | Ephra- | -im : who being harnefled, and carrying bows, 
 
 turned themfelves back | in the | day of | battle. 
 
 1 1 They kept not the cove- | -nant of | God : and would not | walk | in his | law ; 
 
 1 1 But forgat what | he had | done : and the wonderful works that | he had | 
 I fhewed | for them. 
 
 13 Marvellous things did he in the fight of our forefathers, in the | land of | Egypt : 
 
 even | in the | field of | Zoan. 
 
 14 He divided the fea, and | let them go | through : he made the waters to ] fi:and ^ 
 
 I on an | heap. 
 
Day XV. Pfalm Ixxviii. 87 
 
 15 In the day-time alfo he Jed them | with a | cloud: and all the night through | 
 
 1 with a 1 light of | fire. 
 
 16 He clave the hard rocks in the | wilder- j -nefs : and gave them drink thereof, as 
 
 it had been | out of the | great | depth. 
 
 1 7 He brought waters out of the | ftony | rock : fo that it gufhed | out | like the | rivers. 
 
 18 Yet for all this they fmned more a- | -gainfl: | him : and provoked the moft 
 
 Higheft I in the | wilder- | -nefs. 
 
 19 They tempted God | in their | hearts : and required | meat | for their j luft. 
 
 20 They fpake againll: God | alfo, | faying : Shall God prepare a table | in the | 
 
 j wilder- | -nefs "^ 
 
 21 He fmote the ftony rock indeed, that the water gufhed out, and the ftreams 
 
 I flowed with- | -al : but can he give bread alfo, or provide j flefh ] for his 
 I people ? 
 
 22 When the Lord heard this, | he was | wroth: fo the fire was kindled in Jacob, 
 
 and there came up heavy difpleafure a- | -gainft | Ifra- | -el ; 
 
 23 Becaufe they believed | not in | God : and put not their | truft | in his | help. 
 
 24 So he commanded the | clouds a- | -bove : and | opened the | doors of | heaven. 
 
 25 He rained down manna alfo upon them | for to | eat : and | gave them | food 
 
 from I heaven. 
 
 26 So man did eat | angels' | food: for he ] fent them | meat e- I -nough. 
 
 27 He caufed the eaft wind to blow | under | heaven : and through his power he 
 
 brought I in the | fouth-weft | wind. 
 
 28 He rained flefh upon them as | thick as | duft : and feathered fowls like as the | 
 
 I fand I of the | fea. 
 
 29 He let it fall a- | -mong their | tents : even round a- | -bout their | habit- | -ation. 
 
 30 So they did eat, and were well filled ; for he gave them their | own de- | -fire : 
 
 they were not difap- | -pointed | of their I luft. 
 3 I But while the meat was yet in their mouths, the heavy wrath of God came upon 
 
 them, and flew the | wealthieft | of them : yea, and fmote down the chofen men 
 
 that I were in | Ifra- | -el. 
 32 But for all this they | finned yet | more : and believed | not his | wondrous | works. 
 22 Therefore their days did he confume in | vani- | -ty : and | — their | years in | 
 
 I trouble. 
 34 When he flew them, | they | fought him : and turned them early, and in- | 
 
 I -quired | after | God. 
 
 25 And they remembered that God | was their | fl:rength : and that the high | God 
 
 was I their Re- | -deemer. 
 
 26 Neverthelefs, they did but flatter him | with their | mouth : and difi^embled | with 
 
 him I in their | tongue. 
 37 For their heart was not | whole with | him : neither continued they ftedfafl: | in 
 his I cove- I -nant. 
 
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 38 But he was fo merciful, that he forgave | their mif- | -deeds : and | — de-j-ftroyed 
 
 them I not. 
 
 39 Yea, many a time turned he his | wrath a- | -way : and would not fuffer his whole 
 
 dif- I -pleafure | to a- | -rife. 
 
 40 For he confidered that they | were but | flefh : and that they were even a wind 
 
 that pafTeth away, and | cometh | not a- | -gain. 
 
 41 Many a time did they provoke him in the | wilder- | -nefs : and | grieved him I 
 
 I in the | defert. 
 
 42 They turned back, and | tempted | God : and moved the Holy | One in | Ifra- 1 -el. 
 
 43 They thought not | of his | hand : and of the day when he delivered them from 
 
 the I hand of the | ene- | -my ; 
 
 44 How he had wrought his mira- | -cles in | Egypt : and his wonders | in the | 
 
 I field of I Zoan. 
 
 45 He turned their waters | into | blood; fo that they | might not | drink of the | 
 
 I rivers. 
 
 46 He fent lice among them, and de- | -vour'd them | up : and | frogs | to de-|-ftroy 
 
 them. 
 
 47 He gave their fruit unto the | cater- | -pillar : and their labour | unto the | grafT- 1 
 
 I -hopper. 
 
 48 He deftroyed their | vines with | hailftones : and their mulberry- | -trees | with 
 
 the I froft. 
 
 49 He fmote their cattle | alfo with | hailftones : and their flocks with | hot | thunder-| 
 
 I -bolts. 
 
 50 He caft upon them the furioufnefs of his wrath, anger, dif- | -pleafure, and | 
 
 I trouble : and fent evil | angels a- | -mong | them. 
 
 51 He made a way to his indignation, and fpared not their | foul from | death : but 
 
 gave their life over | to the | pefti- | -lence ; 
 
 52 And fmote all the firfl- | -born in | Egypt : the moft principal and mightieft | in 
 
 the I dwellings of | Ham. 
 ^2 But as for his own people, he led them | forth like | flieep : and carried them in 
 
 the I wildernefs | like a | flock. 
 54 He brought them out fafely, that they | fhould not | fear : and overwhelmed 
 
 their I enemies I with the i fea. 
 
Day XV. Pfalm Ixxviii. 89 
 
 55 And brought them within the borders of his | fan6lu- | -ary : even to his moun- 
 
 tain which he purchafed | with his | right | hand. 
 
 56 He cafl: out the heathen alfo be- | -fore | them : caufed their land to be divided 
 
 among them for an heritage, and made the tribes of Ifrael to | dwell | in their | 
 I tents. 
 
 57 So they tempted, and difpleafed the | mofl high | God : and kept | not his | tefti-| 
 
 I -monies ; 
 
 58 But turned their backs, and fell away like | their fore- | -fathers : ftarting afide | 
 
 I like a | broken | bow. 
 
 59 For they grieved him with | their hill- | -altars : and provoked him to difpleafure | 
 
 I with their | Imag- \ -es. 
 Go When God heard this, | he was | wroth : and took fore dif- | -pleafure at | Ifra-|-el. 
 
 61 So that he forfook the taber- | -nacle in | Silo : even the tent that he had | pitched 
 
 a- I -mong | men. 
 
 62 He delivered their power into cap- J -tivi- | -ty : and their beauty | Into the | 
 
 I enemy's | hand. 
 62^ He gave his people over alfo | unto the | fword : and was wroth with | his in- | 
 
 I -herit- I -ance. 
 64 The fire confumed [ their young | men : and their maidens | were not | given to | 
 
 I marriage. 
 6^ Their priefts were flain | with the \ fword : and there were no widows to | make | 
 
 I lamen- | -tation. 
 
 66 So the Lord awaked as one | out of | fleep : and like a | giant re- | -frefhed with | 
 
 I wine. 
 
 67 He fmote his enemies in the | hinder | parts : and put them | to a per- | -petual | 
 
 I fhame. 
 
 68 He refufed the taber- | -nacle of | Jofeph : and chofe | not the | tribe of | Ephraim ; 
 
 69 But chofe the j tribe of | Judah : even the hill of | Slon | which he | loved. 
 
 70 And there he built his | temple on | high : and laid the foundation of it like the 
 
 ground which he hath | made con- | -tinual- | -ly. 
 7 I He chofe David | alfo his | fervant : and took him a- | -way from the I fheep- | 
 1 -folds. 
 
 72 As he was following the ewes great with young ones ' he | took him : that he 
 
 might feed Jacob his people, and Ifrael | his in- | -herit- | -ance. 
 
 73 So he fed them with a faithful and | true | heart : and ruled them prudent- | -ly 
 
 with j all his \ power. 
 
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 PSALM LXXIX. 
 
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 r\ GOD, the heathen are come Into thine in- | -herit- | -ance : thy holy temple 
 ^^^ have they defiled, and made Jerufa- | -lem an | heap of | ftones. 
 
 2 The dead bodies of thy fervants have they given to be meat unto the fowls | of 
 
 the I air : and the flefh of thy faints unto the | beafts | of the | land. 
 
 3 Their blood have they fhed like water on every fide of Je- 1 -rufa- 1 -lem : and 
 
 there was no ] man to | bury | them. 
 
 4 We are become an open fhame to our | ene- 1 -mies : a very fcorn and deriiion unto 
 
 them I that are | round a- | -bout us. 
 
 5 Lord, how long wilt | thou be | angry : fhall thy jealoufy | burn like | fire for | ever ? 
 
 6 Pour out thine indignation upon the heathen that have not | known | thee : and 
 
 upon the kingdoms that have not | called up- | -on thy | Name. 
 
 7 For they have de- 1 -voured [ Jacob : and laid | wafle his | dwelling- | -place. 
 
 8 O remember not our old fms, but have mercy upon us, | and that { foon : for we 
 
 are | come to great | mife- | -ry. 
 
 9 Help us, O God of our falvatlon, for the glory | of thy | Name : O deliver us, 
 
 and be merciful unto our fins, | for thy | Name's | fake. 
 
 10 Wherefore do the | heathen | fay : Where | — is | now their | God ? 
 
 11 O let the vengeance of thy fervants' blood | that is | fhed : be openly fhewed 
 
 upon the | heathen | in our | fight. 
 
 12 O let the forrowful fighing of the prifoners | come be- | -fore thee : according 
 
 to the greatnefs of thy power, preferve thou thofe that | are ap- | -pointed to | 
 I die. 
 
 13 And for the blafphemy wherewith our neighbours have blaf- | -phemed | thee : 
 
 reward thou them, O Lord, | fevenfold | into their | bofom. 
 
 14 So we, that are thy people, and fheep of thy pafture, fhall give thee ] thanks 
 
 for I ever : and will alway be fhewing forth thy praife from gener- | -ation to | 
 I gener- | -ation. 
 
Day XVI. Pfalmlxxx. 91 
 
 PSALM LXXX. ^ui regis IfraeL 
 
 IITEAR, O thou Shepherd of Ifrael, thou that leadefl: Jofeph ( like a | fheep : fhew 
 thyfelf alfo, thou that fitteft up- | -on the | cheru- | -bims. 
 
 2 Before Ephraim, Benjamhi, | and Ma- | -nafTes : ftir up thy ftrengthj and | come, 
 
 and I help | us. 
 
 3 Turn us a- | -gain, O | God : fhew the light of thy countenance, | and we j fhall 
 
 be I whole. 
 
 4 O Lord I God of | hofts : how long wilt thou be angry | with thy | people that I 
 
 I prayeth ? 
 
 5 Thou feedeft them with the | bread of | tears : and giveft them plenteouf- I -nefs 
 
 of I tears to | drink. 
 
 6 Thou haft made us a very ftrife | unto our | neighbours : and our | enemies I 
 
 I laugh us to I fcorn. 
 
 7 Turn us again, thou | God of | hofts : fhew the light of thy countenance, [ and 
 
 we I fhall be | whole. 
 
 8 Thou haft brought a vine | out of | Egypt : thou haft caft out the | heathen, and | 
 
 I planted | it. 
 
 9 Thou madeft | room for | it : and when it had taken | root it | filled the | land. 
 
 10 The hills were covered with the | fhadow of | it : and the boughs thereof were 
 
 like the | goodly | cedar- | -trees. 
 T I She ftretched out her branches | unto the | fea : and her | boughs | unto the | 
 I river. 
 
 12 Why haft thou then broken | down her | hedge : that all they that go | by pluck | 
 
 I ofF her | grapes ? 
 
 13 The wild boar out of the wood doth | root it | up : and the wild beafts of the | 
 
 I field de- | -vour | it. 
 
 14 Turn thee again, thou God of hofts, look | down from | heaven : be- | -hold, 
 
 and I vifit this | vine ; 
 
 15 And the place of the vineyard that thy right | hand hath | planted : and the 
 
 branch that thou madeft fo | ftrong | for thy- | -felf 
 
 16 It is burnt with fire, | and cut | down : and they fhall perifh at the rebuke | of 
 
 thy I counte- | -nance. 
 
 17 Let thy hand be upon the man of thy | right | hand : and upon the fon of man, 
 
 whom thou madeft fo | ftrong for | thine own | felf 
 
 18 And fo will not we go | back from | thee : O let us live, and we fhall | call up- | 
 
 I -on thy I Name. 
 
 19 Turn us again, O Lord ] God of | hofts : ftiew the light of thy countenance, | 
 
 I and we I fhall be I whole. 
 
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 PSALM LXXXI. 
 
 Exult ate Deo. 
 make a cheerful noife | unto the 
 
 CING we merrily unto | God our | flrength 
 '-^ I God of I Jacob. 
 
 2 Take the pfalm, brhig j hither the | tabret : the merry | harp | with the | lute. 
 
 3 Blow up the trumpet | in the new | moon : even In the time appointed, and up- | 
 
 I -on our I folemn feaft- | -day. 
 
 4 For this was made a ftatute for | Ifra- | -el : and a | law of the | God of | Jacob. 
 
 5 This he ordained In Jofeph for a | tefti- | -mony : when he came out of the land 
 
 of Egypt, and had | heard a \ ftrange | language. 
 
 6 I eafed his fhoulder | from the | burden : and his hands were deliver- | -ed from | 
 
 I making the | pots. 
 
 7 Thou calledft upon me In troubles, and V de- | -livered j thee : and heard thee 
 
 what time as the j ftorm | fell up- | -on thee. 
 
 8 I I proved thee | alfo : at | — the | waters of | ftrlfe. 
 
 9 Hear, O my people, and 1 will aiTure thee, O | Ifra- | -el : if thou wilt | hearken | 
 
 I unto I me, 
 
 10 There fhall no ftrange god | be in | thee : neither fHalt thou worfhip | any | 
 
 I other I god. 
 
 1 1 I am the Lord thy God, who brought thee out of the | land of | Egypt : open 
 
 thy mouth | wide, and | I fhall | fill It. 
 
 12 But my people would not | hear my | voice : and Ifrael | would | not o- | -bey me. 
 I J So I gave them up unto their | own hearts' | lufts : and let them follow their | 
 
 I own I- I -magi- | -nations. 
 
 14 O that my people would have hearkened | unto | me : for if Ifrael had | walked | 
 
 I In my | ways, 
 
 15 I fhould fbon have put down their | ene- | -mies : and turned my hand a- | 
 
 I -gainfl: their | adver- | -faries. 
 
 16 The haters of the Lord fhould have been | found | liars : but their time | fhould 
 
 have en- | -dured for | ever. 
 
 1 7 He fhould have fed them alfo with the | finefl wheat- | -flour : and with honey 
 
 out of the ftony rock fhould | I have | fatisfied | thee. 
 
Day XVI, 
 
 Pfalm Ixxxii. Ixxxiii, 
 
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 No. 91. 
 
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 Deus ftetit. 
 
 /^OD ftandeth In the congre- | -gation of | princes : he Is a | Judge a- | -mong | 
 I gods, 
 
 2 How long will ye | give wrong | judgement : and accept the | perfons 1 of the un- | 
 
 I -godly.? 
 
 3 Defend the poor and | father- j -lefs : fee that fuch as are in need and ne- | -cefTity | 
 
 I have I right. 
 
 4 Deliver the | outcaft and | poor : fave them from the | hand | of the un- | -godly. 
 
 5 They will not be learned nor underftand, but walk on | ftill in | darknefs : all the 
 
 foundations of the | earth are | out of | courfe. 
 
 6 I have faid, | Ye are | gods : and ye are all the | children | of the moft | Highefl. 
 
 7 But ye fhall | die like | men : and | fall like | one of the | princes. 
 
 8 Arife, O God, and judge | thou the | earth : for thou fhalt take all heathen to | 
 
 I thine In- I -herit- I -ance. 
 
 PSALM LXXXIII. 
 
 'Deus^ quisfimilis? 
 
 T-JOLD not thy tongue, O God, keep I not ftill I filence : refrain | not thy- | -felf, 
 ^^ OjGod. 
 
 2 For lo, thine enemies make a | murmur- | -ing : and they that hate thee have | 
 
 1 lift I up their | head. 
 
 3 They have Imagined craftily a- | -gainft thy ] people: and taken counfel a- 1 -galnft 
 
 thy I fecret | ones. 
 
 4 They have faid, Come, and let us root them out, that they be no | more a | 
 
 I people : and that the name of Ifrael may be no | more | In re- | -membrance. 
 
 5 For they have caft their heads together vjith ] one con- | -fent : and are confeder- | 
 
 I -ate a- 1 -galnft | thee ; 
 
 6 The tabernacles of the Edomltes, and the | Ifmael- | -Ites : the Moab- ] -ites, and | 
 
 I Hagar- | -ens ; 
 
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 7 Gebal, and Ammon, and | Amal- | -ek : the Philiftlnes, with | them that 1 dwell 
 
 at I Tyre. 
 
 8 AfTur alfo is | joined | with them: and have | holpen the | children of | Lot. 
 
 9 But do thou to them as unto the | Madian- | -Ites : unto Slfera^ and unto Jabin I 
 
 I at the I brook of | Klfon ; 
 
 10 Who perifh- \ -ed at | Endor : and became | as the | dung of the | earth. 
 
 1 1 Make them and their princes like | Oreb and | Zeb : yea^ make all their princes 
 
 like as | Zeba | and Sal- | -mana ; 
 I 2 Who fay. Let us | take to our- | -felves : the houfes of | God | in pof- | -feffion. 
 
 13 O my God, make them like ! unto a | wheel : and as the | ftubble be- | -fore the I 
 
 I wind ; 
 
 14 Like as the fire that burneth | up the | wood : and as the flame | that con- | 
 
 I -fumeth the | mountains. 
 
 15 Perfecute them even fo | with thy | tempeft : and make them a- 1 -fraid | with 
 
 thy I ftorm. 
 
 16 Make their faces a- | -fhamed, O | Lord : that | they may | feek thy | Name. 
 
 17 Let them be confounded and vexed ever- | -more and | more : let them be ] put 
 
 to I fhame, and | perifh. 
 
 18 And they fhall know that thou, whofe Name | is Je- | -hovah : art only the moft 
 
 Highefl: | over | all the | earth. 
 
 PSALM LXXXIV. 
 
 §jjam dile5la 
 
 O 
 
 HOW amiable ] are thy | dwellings : thou | Lord | — of | hofts ! 
 2 My foul hath a defire and longing to enter into the | courts of the | Lord 
 my heart and my flefh rejoice | in the \ living | God. 
 
 3 Yea, the fparrow hath found her an houfe, and the fwallow a nefl: where fhe may 
 
 lay her | young : even thy altars, O Lord of hofts, my | King | and my 
 God. 
 
 4 Blefled are they that dwell | in thy ] houfe : they will be | alway praifing | thee. 
 
 5 Blefied is the man whofe ftrength | is in | thee : in whofe | heart are thy | ways. 
 
 6 Who going through the vale of mifery ufe it | for a | well : and the | pools are 
 
 I filled with I water. 
 
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 7 They will go from | ftrength to | ftrength : and unto the God of gods appeareth 
 
 every I one of | them in | Sion. 
 
 8 O Lord God of hofts, | hear my | prayer : hearken, | O \ God of | Jacob. 
 
 9 Behold, O God | our de- | -fender: and look upon the | face of | thine A-|-nointed. 
 
 10 For one day | in thy | courts : is [ better | than a | thoufand. 
 
 1 1 J had rather be a door-keeper in the | houfe of my | God : than to dwell in the | 
 
 I tents of un- | -godli- | -nefs. 
 
 1 2 For the Lord God is a light | and de- | -fence : the Lord will give grace and 
 
 worfhip, and no good thing fhall be withhold from them that | live a | godly | 
 
 13 O Lord I God of | hods : blefled is the man that | putteth his | truft in | thee, 
 
 PSALM LXXXV. Benedixifti, Bomine. 
 
 T ORD, thou art become gracious | unto thy | land : thou hail: turned away the 
 cap- I -tivi- I -ty of | Jacob. 
 
 2 Thou haft forgiven the offence | of thy | people : and | covered | all their | fins. 
 
 3 Thou haft taken away all | thy dif- | -pleafure : and turned thyfelf from thy | 
 
 I wrathful | indig- | -nation. 
 
 4 Turn us then, O | God our | Saviour : and let thine | anger | ceafe from | us. 
 
 5 Wilt thou be difpleafed at | us for | ever: and wilt thou ftretch out thy wrath 
 
 from one gener- | -ation | to an- | -other P 
 
 6 Wilt thou not turn again, and | quicken | us : that thy people | may re- | -joice 
 
 in I thee ? 
 
 7 Shew us thy | mercy, O | Lord : and | grant us | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 8 I will hearken what the Lord God will fay con- \ -cerning | me : for he fhall fpeak 
 
 peace unto his people, and to his faints, that they | turn | not a- | -gain. 
 
 9 For his falvarion is nigh | them that | fear him : that glory may | dwell | in our | 
 
 I land. 
 
 10 Mercy and truth are | met to- | -gether : righteoufnefs and | peace have | kiffed 
 
 each I other. 
 
 11 Truth fhall flourifh | out of the | earth: and righteoufnefs hath | looked | down 
 
 from I heaven. 
 I 2 Yea, the Lord fhall fhew | loving- | -kindnefs : and our | land fhall | give her | 
 
 I increafe. 
 13 Righteoufnefs fhall | go be- | -fore him : and he fhall dired his | going | in the | 
 
 I way. 
 
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 E. G. Monk. 
 
 Inclina, Domine. 
 
 T>OW down thine ear, O | Lord, and | hear me : for I am | poor, | and in | mifery. 
 -^ 1 Preferve thou my foul, for j I am | holy : my God, fave thy fervant that | 
 I putteth his ] truft in | thee. 
 
 3 Be merciful unto | me, O | Lord : for 1 will | call | daily up- | -on thee. 
 
 4 Comfort the | foul of thy | fervant : for unto thee, O Lord, do | I lift | up my | 
 
 I foul. 
 
 5 For thou. Lord, art | good and | gracious : and of great mercy unto all | them 
 
 that I call up- | -on thee. 
 
 6 Give ear, Lord, | unto my | prayer : and ponder the | voice of my | humble de- | 
 
 I -fires. 
 
 7 In the time of my trouble I will | call upon | thee : for | thou | heareft | me. 
 
 8 Among the gods there is none like unto | thee, O | Lord : there is not one that 
 
 can I do as I thou | doeft. 
 
 9 All nations whom thou haft made fhall come and worfhip j thee, O | Lord : and 
 
 fliall I glori- I -fy thy | Name. 
 
 10 For thou art great, and doeft | wondrous | things : thou | — art | God a- | 
 
 I -lone. 
 
 1 1 Teach me thy way, O Lord, and I will walk | in thy | truth : O knit my heart 
 
 unto thee, that | I may | fear thy | Name. 
 
 12 I will thank thee, O Lord my God, with | all my | heart : and will praife thy | 
 
 I Name for | ever- | -more. 
 
 13 For great is thy mercy to- | -ward | me : and thou haft delivered my foul | from 
 
 the I nethermoft | hell. 
 
 14 O God, the proud are rifen a- | -gainft ] me : and the congregations of naughty 
 
 men have fought after my foul, and have not fet | thee be- | -fore their | eyes. 
 
 15 But thou, O Lord God, art full of com- | -pafTion and | mercy : long-fuffering, • 
 
 I plenteous in | goodnefs and | truth. 
 
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 16 O turn thee then unto me, and have | mercy up- | -on me: give thy ftrength 
 
 unto thy fervant, and help the | fon | of thine | handmaid. 
 
 17 Shew fome token upon me for good, that they who hate me may fee it, and | 
 
 I be a- I -fhamed : becaufe thou. Lord, haft holpen | me, and | comforted | me. 
 
 PSALM LXXXVll. Fundamenta ejus, 
 
 T-TER foundations are upon the | holy | hills : the Lord loveth the gates of Sion 
 more than | all the | dwellings of | Jacob. 
 
 2 Very excellent things are | fpoken of | thee : thou | — | city of | God. 
 
 3 I will think upon Rahab and | Baby- | -Ion : with | them that | know | me. 
 
 4 Behold ye the Phi- | -liftines | alfo : and they of Tyre, with the Morians ; | lo, | 
 
 I there was he | born. 
 
 5 And of Sion it fhall be reported, that he was | born in | her : and the moft | High 
 
 fhall I ftablifh | her. 
 
 6 The Lord fhall rehearfe it when he writeth | up the | people : that | he was | born | 
 
 I there. 
 
 7 The fingers alfo and trumpeters fhall | he re- 1 -hearfe : All my frefh | fprings 
 
 fhall I be in I thee. 
 
 PSALM LXXXVIII. 'Domine Beus, 
 
 O 
 
 LORD God of my falvation, I have cried day and | night be- | -fore thee: 
 O let my prayer enter into thy prefence, incline thine j ear | unto my | calling. 
 
 2 For my foul is | full of | trouble : and my life | draweth | nigh unto | hell. 
 
 3 I am counted as one of them that go down | into the | pit : and I have been even 
 
 as a I man that | hath no | ftrength. 
 
 4 Free among the dead, like unto them that are wounded, and | lie in the | grave : 
 
 who are out of remembrance, and are cut a- | -way | from thy | hand. 
 
 5 Thou haft laid me in the | loweft | pit : in a place of | darknefs, and | in the | deep. 
 
 6 Thine indignation lieth | hard up- | -on me : and thou haft vexed | me with | all 
 
 thy I ftorms. 
 
 7 Thou haft put away mine acquaintance | far from | me : and made me to | be 
 
 ab- I -horred | of them. 
 
 8 I am fo I faft in | prifon : that | — I | cannot get | forth. 
 
 9 My fight faileth for | very | trouble : Lord, I have called daily upon thee, I have 
 
 ftretched forth my | hands | unto | thee. 
 
 10 Doft thou fhew wonders a- | -mong the \ dead : or fhall the dead rife up a- | -gain, 
 
 and I praife | thee ? 
 
 1 1 Shall thy loving-kindnefs be fhewed | in the | grave : or thy | faithfulnefs | in 
 
 de- I -ftrudion .^ 
 
 12 Shall thy wondrous works be known | in the | dark: and thy righteoufnefs in 
 
 the land where | all things j are for- | -gotten ? q 
 
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 13 Unto thee have I | cried, O | Lord : and early fhall my | prayer | come be- | -fore 
 
 thee. 
 
 14 Lord, why abhorrefl | thou my | foul : and hideft | thou thy | face from | me ? 
 
 15 I am in mifery, and like unto him that is at the | point to | die : even from my 
 
 youth up thy terrors have I fuffered | with a | troubled | mind. 
 
 16 Thy wrathful difpleafure goeth | over | me: and the | fear of thee | hath un | 
 
 I -done me. 
 
 17 They came round about me | daily like | water : and compafTed me to- | -gether 
 
 on I every j fide. 
 
 1 8 My lovers and friends haft thou put a- | -way from | me : and hid mine 
 
 acquaintance [ out | of my | fight. 
 
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 PSALM LXXXIX. 
 
 Mifericordias Domini, 
 
 "IV/TY fong fhall be alway of the loving-kindnefs | of the | Lord : with my mouth 
 
 will I ever be fhewing thy truth from one gener- | -ation | to an- | -other. 
 1 For I have faid, Mercy fhall be fet | up for | ever : thy truth fhalt thou | ftablifh | 
 
 I in the | heavens. 
 3 I have made a covenant | with my | chofen ; I have fworn | unto | David my | 
 
 I fervant ; 
 
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 4 Thy feed will I | ftablifh for | ever : and fet up thy throne from one gener- I 
 
 I -ation I to an- | -other. 
 
 5 O Lord, the very heavens fhall pralfe thy | wondrous | works : and thy truth in 
 
 the congre- | -gation | of the | faints. 
 
 6 For who is he a- | -mong the | clouds : that fhall be com- | -pared | unto the I 
 
 I Lord? 
 
 7 And what is he a- | -mong the | gods : that fhall be | like | unto the | Lord ? 
 
 8 God is very greatly to be feared in the council | of the | faints: and to be had in 
 
 reverence of all them | that are | round a- | -bout him. 
 
 9 O Lord God of hofts, who is | like unto | thee : thy truth, moft mighty Lord, I 
 
 I is on I every | fide. 
 
 10 Thou ruleft the raging [ of the | fea : thou ftilleft the waves there- | -of when | 
 
 I they a- | -rife. 
 
 1 1 Thou haft fubdued Egypt, and de- | -ftroyed | it : thou haft fcattered thine 
 
 enemies abroad | with thy | mighty | arm. 
 
 12 The heavens are thine, the earth | alfo is | thine: thou haft laid the foundation 
 
 of the round world, and j all that | therein | is. 
 
 13 Thou haft made the north | and the | fouth : Tabor and Hermon ftiall re- | 
 
 I -joice I in thy | Name. 
 
 14 Thou haft a | mighty | arm : ftrong is thy hand, and | high is | thy right j hand. 
 
 15 Righteoufnefs and equity are the habitation | of thy | feat: mercy and truth 
 
 ihall I go be- | -fore thy | face. 
 
 16 BlefTed is the people, O Lord, that can re- | -joice in | thee: they fhall walk in 
 
 the I light of thy | counte- | -nance. 
 
 17 Their delight fhall be daily | in thy | name: and in thy righteoufnefs | fhall 
 
 they I make their | boaft. 
 I 8 For thou art the glory | of their | ftrength : and in thy loving-kindnefs thou 
 fhalt I lift I up our | horns. ^ 
 
 19 For the Lord is | our de- | -fence : the Holy One of | Ifrael j is our | King. 
 
 20 Thou fpakeft fometime in vifions unto thy | faints, and | faidft : I have laid help 
 
 upon one that is mighty ; I have exalted one | chofen | out of the | people. 
 
 21 I have found | David my | fervant : with my holy oil have | I a- | -nointed | him. 
 
 22 My hand fhall | hold him | faft : and my | arm fhall | ftrengthen | him. 
 
 23 The enemy fhall not be able to do him | vio- | -lence : the fon of | wickednefs | 
 
 I fhall not I hurt him. 
 
 24 I will fmite down his foes be- | -fore his | face : and | plague | them that | hate him. 
 
 25 My truth alfo and my mercy fhall | be with | him : and in my Name fhall his j 
 
 I horn I be ex- | -alted. 
 
 26 I will fet his dominion alfo | in the | fea : and his | right hand | in the | floods. 
 
 27 He fhall call me, | Thou art my 1 father : my God, | and my | ftrong fal- | 
 
 -vation. 
 
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 28 And I will make | him my | firfl-born : higher than the | kings | of the | 
 
 ! earth. 
 
 29 My mercy will I keep for him for | ever- | -more : and my covenant | fhall 
 
 ftand I faft with | him. 
 
 30 His feed alfo will I make to en- | -dure for | ever : and his throne | as the [ 
 
 I days of | heaven. 
 
 31 But if his children for- | -fake my | law : and | walk not | in my | judgements ; 
 
 32 If they break my ftatutes, and keep not | my com- | -mandments : I will vifit 
 
 their offences with the rod, | and their | fin with | fcourges. 
 ^^ Neverthelefs, my loving-kindnefs will I not utterly | take from | him : nor | 
 
 I fuffer my \ truth to | fail. 
 34 My co^^enant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone | out of my | lips : 
 
 I have fworn once by my holinefs, that | I will | not fail | David. 
 ;}^ His feed fhall en- | -dure for | ever : and his feat is | like as the | fun be- | -fore me. 
 ^6 He ihall ftand faft for evermore | as the | moon : and as the I faithful j witnefs 
 
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 37 But thou haft abhorred and forfaken | thine A- | -nointed ; and | art dif- | 
 
 I -pleafed | at him. 
 
 38 Thou haft broken the covenant | of thy | fervant : andcafthis | crown | to the | 
 
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 39 Thou haft overthrown j all his | hedges: and broken | down his | ftrong- | 
 
 ! -holds. 
 
 40 All they that go by ] fpoil | him : and he is become a re- | -proach | to his | 
 
 I neighbours. 
 
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 41 Thou hail fet up the right hand of his | ene- | -mies : and made all his adver- | 
 
 I -faries | to re- | -joice. 
 
 42 Thou haft taken away the | edge of his | fword : and giveft him not | vidlory | 
 
 ! in the | battle. 
 
 43 Thou haft put | out his | glory : and caft his | throne | down to the | ground. 
 
 44 The days of his youth | haft thou | fhorten'd : and | covered him | with dif- | 
 
 I -honour. 
 
 45 Lord, how long wilt thou hide thy- | -felf, for | ever : and fhall thy | wrath | 
 
 I burn like | fire ^ 
 
 46 O remember how | fliort my | time is : wherefore haft thou | made all | men for | 
 
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 47 What man is he that liveth, and /hall | not fee | death : and fhall he deliver his 
 
 foul I from the | hand of | hell ? 
 
 48 Lord, where are thy old loving- | -kindne/T- | -es : which thou fwareft unto | 
 
 I David j in thy | truth ? 
 
 49 Remember, Lord, the rebuke that thy | fervants | have : and how I do bear in 
 
 my bofom the re- | -bukes of | many | people ; 
 
 50 Wherewith thine enemies have blafphemed thee, and flandered the footfteps of | 
 thine A- | -nointed : Praifed be the Lord for evermore. A- | -men, and | 
 A- I -men. 
 
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 Domine, refugium. 
 
 T ORD, thou haft | been our | refuge : from one gener- j -ation | to an- | -other. 
 2 Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever the earth and the | world 
 were | made : thou art God from everlafting, and | world with- | -out | end. 
 
 3 Thou turneft man | to de- | -ftrudlion : again thou fiyeft. Come a- | -gain, ye | 
 I children of | men. 
 
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 4 For a thoufand years in thy fight are but as | yefter- | -day : feeing that is pafl | 
 
 I as a I watch in the | night. 
 
 5 As fjon as thou fcattereft them they are even | as a | fleep : and fade away | fud- 
 
 denly | like the | grafs. 
 
 6 In the morning it is green, and | groweth | up : but in the evening it is cut down, | 
 
 I dried | up, and | wither'd. 
 
 7 For we confume away in | thy dif- | -pleafure : and are afraid at thy | wrathful ] 
 
 I indig- I -nation. 
 
 8 Thou had: fet our mif- | -deeds be- | -fore thee : and our fecret fins in the | light 
 
 of thy I counte- | -nance. 
 
 9 For when thou art angry all our | days are | gone : we bring our years to an end, 
 
 as it I were a | tale that is | told. 
 
 10 The days of our age are three-fcore years and ten ; and though men be fo flrong 
 
 that they come to | four-fcore | years : yet is their ftrength then but labour and 
 forrow ; fo foon paffeth it a- | -way, and | we are | gone. 
 
 1 1 But who regardeth the power | of thy | wrath : for even thereafter as a man 
 
 feareth, | fo is | thy dif- | -pleafure. 
 
 12 So teach us to | number our | days : that we may apply our | hearts | unto | 
 
 I wifdom. 
 
 13 Turn thee again, O Lord, | at the | laft : and be | gracious | unto thy | fervants. 
 14. O fatisfy us with thy mercy, | and that | foon : fo fhall we rejoice and be glad | 
 
 I all the I days of our | life. 
 I 5 Comfort us again now after the time that thou haft | plagued ] us : and for the 
 years wherein we have | fufFer'd ad- | -verfi- 1 -ty. 
 
 16 Shew thy | fervants thy | work : and their | child- | -ren thy | glory. 
 
 17 And the glorious Majefty of the Lord our God | be up- | -on us : profper thou 
 
 the work of our hands upon us, O profper | thou our | handy- | -work. 
 
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 VITHOSO dvvelleth under the defence of the | mofl: | High: fhall abide under 
 the I fnadow | of the Al- | -mighty. 
 
 I I will fay unto the Lord, Thou art my hope, and | my ftrong [ hold : my God, | 
 
 I In him | will I | truft. 
 
 3 For he fhall deliver thee from the fnare | of the | hunter : and from the | nolfome | 
 
 I pefti- I -lence. 
 
 4 He fhall defend thee under his wings, and thou fhalt be fafe | under his | feathers : 
 
 his falthfulnefs and truth fhall | be thy | fhleld and | buckler. 
 
 5 Thou fhalt not be afraid for any | terror by | night : nor for the | arrow that | 
 
 I flieth by | day ; 
 
 6 For the peftllence that | walketh In | darknefs : nor for the ficknefs that de- | 
 
 I -ftroyeth | In the noon- | -day. 
 
 7 A thoufand fhall fall beflde thee, and ten thoufand at | thy right | hand : but it 
 
 fhall I not come | nigh | thee. 
 
 8 Yea, with thine eyes fhalt | thou be- I -hold : and fee the re- | -ward of | the un-j 
 
 I -godly. 
 
 9 For thou, Lord, | art my I hope : thou haft fet thine houfe of de- | -fence | very | 
 
 I high. 
 
 10 There fhall no evil happen | unto | thee : neither fhall any | plague come | nigh 
 
 thy I dwelling. 
 
 I I For he fhall give his angels charge | over | thee : to keep | thee In | all thy | ways. 
 J 2 They fhall bear thee | In their | hands : that thou hurt not thy | foot a- | -galnfl a | 
 
 I ftone. 
 
 13 Thou fhalt go upon the | lion and | adder: the young lion and the dragon fhalt 
 
 thou I tread | under thy | feet. 
 
 14 Becaufe he hath fet his love upon me, therefore will I de- | -liver | him : I will 
 
 fet him up, becaufe | he hath | known my | Name. 
 
 15 He fhall call upon me, and | I will | hear him : yea, I am with him In trouble ; 
 
 I will deliver him, and j bring | him to | honour. 
 
 16 With long life will I | fatlsfy | him : and | fhew him | my fal- | -vation. 
 
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 Dr. p. Hayes. 
 
 PSALM XCIL 
 
 G. A. Macfarren. 
 
 Bonum eft confiteri. 
 
 TT is a good thing to give thanks | unto the | Lord : and to fing praifes unto thy | 
 -■" I Name, | O moft I Higheft ; 
 
 2 To tell of thy loving-kindnefs early | in the j morning : and of thy truth | in the | 
 
 I night- 1 -feafon ; 
 
 3 Upon an inflrument of ten ftrings, and up- | -on the | lute : upon a loud inftrument, | 
 
 I and up- I -on the | harp. 
 
 4 For thou, Lord, haft made me glad | through thy [ works : and I will rejoice in 
 
 giving praife for the oper- 1 -ations | of thy | hands. 
 
 5 O Lord, how glorious | are thy | works : thy | thoughts are | very | deep. 
 
 6 An unwife man doth not well con- 1 -fider | this : and a fool | doth not | under- | 
 
 I -ftand it. 
 
 7 When the ungodly are green as the grafs, and when all the workers of wicked- | 
 
 I -nefs do ] flourifh : then fhall they be destroyed for ever ; but thou, Lord, art 
 the moft I Higheft for | ever- | -more. 
 
 8 For lo, thine enemies, O Lord, lo, thine ene- 1 -mies fhall | perifh : and all the 
 
 workers of wicked- 1 -nefs (hall | be de- | -ftroyed. 
 
 9 But mine horn fhall be exalted like the horn of an | uni- 1 -corn : for Y am a- 1 
 
 I -nointed | with frefh | oil. 
 
 10 Mine eye alfo fhall fee his luft of mine | ene- | -mies : and mine ear fhall hear 
 
 his defire of the wicked that arife | up a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 11 The righteous ftiall flourifh | like a | palm-tree : and fhall fpread abroad like a| 
 
 [ cedar in | Liba- | -nus. 
 
 12 Such as are planted in the ] houfe of the | Lord : fhall flourifh in the courts of 
 
 the I houfe | of our | God. 
 
 1 3 They alfo fhall bring forth more fruit | in their | age : and fhall be | fat and | 
 
 I well- I -liking. 
 
 14 That they may fhew how true the Lord my | ftrength | is: and that there is no 
 
 un- 1 -righteouf- 1 -nefs in ] him. 
 
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 Rev. T. Helmure. 
 
 Dominus regnavit. 
 
 ''pHE Lord is King, and hath put on glori- | -ous ap- | -parel : the Lord hath put 
 on his apparel, and | girded him- | -felf with | ftrength. 
 
 2 He hath made the round | world fo | fure : that | — it | cannot be | moved. 
 
 3 Ever fmce the world began hath thy feat | been pre- | -pared : thou | art from | 
 
 I ever- | -lafting. 
 
 4 The floods are rifen, O Lord, the floods have lift | up their | voice : the | floods 
 
 lift I up their | waves. 
 
 5 The waves of the fea are mighty, and rage | horri- | -bly : but yet the Lord, who 
 
 dwelleth on | high is | mighti- | -er. 
 
 6 Thy teftimonies, O Lord, are | very | fure ; holinefs be- | -ccmeth thine [ houfe 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 No. 103. ^^^' ^_ ... . No. 104. 
 
 PSALM XCIV. 
 
 Dr. W. TuRNEa. Rev T. Helmore. 
 
 Deus ultionum. 
 
 Q\ LORD God, to whom | vengeance be- | -longeth : thou God, to whom ven- 
 geance be- I -longeth, | fliew thy- | -felf. 
 
 2 Arife, thou | Judge ofthe | world : and reward the proud | after | their de- 1 -ferving. 
 
 3 Lord, how long fhall | the un- | -godly : how long (hall | the un- | -godly | triumph } 
 
 4 How long fliall all wicked doers fpeak fo dif- | -dainful- | -ly : and | make fuch | 
 
 I proud I boafting } 
 K, They fmite down thy | people, O | Lord : and ! trouble thine | herit- | -age. 
 
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 No. 103. 
 
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 Rev. T. Helmore. 
 
 6 They murder the widowj | and the | ftranger : and put the | father- | -lefs to | death, 
 
 7 And yet they fay, Tufh, the Lord I fhall not | fee : neither fhall the | God of | 
 
 I Jacob re- | -gard it. 
 
 8 Take heed, ye unwife a- | -mong the | people : O ye fools, when I will ye | under- 1 
 
 1 -ftand .? 
 
 9 He that planted the ear, fhall I he not | hear : or he that made the | eye, fhall | 
 
 I he not I fee .^ 
 
 10 Or he that nurtur- | -eth the | heathen : it is he that teacheth man knowledge, | 
 
 I fhall not I he | punifh ^. 
 
 1 1 The Lord knoweth the | thoughts of | man : that | — they | are but | vain. 
 
 12 BlefTed is the man whom thou chaften- | -eft, O | Lord : and | teacheft him | in 
 
 thy I law ; 
 
 13 That thou mayeft give him patience in time of ad- | -verfi- | -ty : until the pit 
 
 be digged | up for | the un- | -godly. 
 
 14 For the Lord will not | fail his | people : neither will he forfake | his in- | -herit- 1 
 
 I -ance ; 
 
 15 Until righteoufnefs turn again | unto 1 judgement : all fuch as are true in I heart 
 
 fhall I follow 1 it. 
 
 1 6 Who will rife up with me a- | -gainft the | wicked : or who will take 'my part 
 
 a- I -gainft the | evil- | -doers ? 
 
 17 If the Lord had not | helped | me : it had not failed but my foul | had been | put 
 
 to I filence. 
 
 18 But when I faid. My | foot hath | flipt : thy mercy, O | Lord, | held me | up. 
 
 19 In the multitude of the forrows that I | had in my | heart : thy comforts | have 
 
 re- I -frefhed my | foul. 
 
 20 Wilt thou have any thing to do with the flool of | wicked- | -nefs : which 
 
 imagineth | mifchief | as a | law ^ 
 
 21 They gather them together againfl the | foul of the | righteous : and con- | -demn 
 
 the I innocent | blood. 
 
 22 But the Lord | is my | refuge : and my God is the ftrength | of my | confi- 1 -dence. 
 
 23 He fhall recompenfe them their wickednefs, and deftroy them in | their own | 
 
 I malice : yea, the Lord our | God | fhall de- | -ftroy them. 
 
Dav XIX. 
 
 Pfalm 
 
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 Dr. W. Crotch. 
 
 PSALM XCV. 
 
 Upon an ancient Theme. 
 
 Venite, exultemus Domino. 
 
 r\ COME, let us fing | unto the | Lord : let us heartily rejoice in the | ftrength of | 
 I our fal- I -vation. 
 
 2 Let us come before his prefence with | thankf- | -giving : and fhew ourfelves | glad 
 
 in I him with | pfalms. 
 
 3 For the Lord is a | great | God : and a great | King a- | -bove all | gods. 
 
 4 In his hand are all the corners | of the | earth: and the ftrength of the | hills is | 
 
 I his I alfo. 
 
 5 The fea is his^ and | he | made it : and his hands pre- | -pared the | dry | land. 
 
 6 O come, let us worihip, and | fall | down : and kneel be- | -fore the | Lord our | 
 
 I Maker. 
 
 7 For he is the | Lord our | God : and we are the people of his pafture, and the | 
 
 I fheep I of his | hand. 
 
 8 To-day if ye will hear his voice, harden j not your | hearts : as in the provocation, 
 
 and as in the day of temptation | in the | wilder- | -nefs ; 
 
 9 When your fathers | tempted | me : proved | me, and | faw my | works. 
 
 10 Forty years long was 1 grieved with this gener- | -ation, and | faid : It is a people 
 
 that do err in their hearts, for they | have not | known my | ways ; 
 
 1 1 Unto whom I fware | in my | wrath : that they jfhould not | enter | into my | reft. 
 
 PSALM XCVI. 
 
 Cantate Domino. 
 
 f\ SING unto the Lord a | new | fong : fing unto the Lord, I all the | whole 
 ^^ I earth. 
 
 2 Sing unto the Lord, and | praife his | Name : be telling of his fal- | -vation from 
 
 I day to I day. 
 
 3 Declare his honour | unto the | heathen : and his | wonders | unto all | people. 
 
 4 For the Lord is great, and cannot worthi- | -ly be | praifed : he is more to be 
 
 I feared | than all | gods. 
 
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 Pfalm 
 
 xcvu. 
 
 Day XIX. 
 
 No. io6. 
 
 Dr. W. Crotch. 
 
 Upon an ancient Theme 
 
 5 As for all the gods of the heathen, they | are but | Idols : but It is the | Lord that 
 
 I made the | heavens. 
 
 6 Glory and worfhip | arc be- | -fore him : power and honour are | in his 
 
 I fan6lu- I -ary. 
 
 7 Afcrlbe unto the Lord, O ye kindreds | of the | people : afcrlbe unto the | Lord 
 
 I worfhip and | power. 
 
 8 Afcrlbe unto the Lord the honour due | unto his | Name : bring prefents, and 
 
 I come I Into his | courts. 
 
 9 O worfhip the Lord In the beauty of | holl- | -nefs : let the whole earth | ftand In 
 
 I awe of I him. 
 
 10 Tell It out among the heathen that the | Lord Is | King : and that It Is he who 
 
 hath made the round world fo faft that it cannot be moved ; and how that he 
 fhall judge the | people | righteouf- | -ly. 
 
 1 1 Let the heavens rejoice, and let the | earth be | glad : let the fea make a nolfe, 
 
 and I all that | therein | Is. 
 
 12 Let the field be joyful, and | all that Is | In it : then fhall all the trees of the 
 
 wood re- 1 -jolce be- 1 -fore the | Lord. 
 
 13 For he cometh, for he cometh to | judge the | earth : and with righteoufnefs to 
 
 judge the world, and the | people | with his | truth. 
 
 PSALM XCVIL Bominus regnavit. 
 
 'T^HE Lord is King, the earth may be | glad there- | -of: yea, the multitude of 
 the Ifles I may be | glad there- | -of. 
 
 2 Clouds and darknefs are | round a- | -bout him : righteoufnefs and judgement are 
 
 the habi- | -tatlon | of his | feat. 
 
 3 There fhall go a | fire be- | -fore him : and burn up his ene- | -mies on | every | 
 
 I fide. 
 
 4 His lightnings gave fhlne | unto the j world : the earth | faw It, and | was a- | -frald. 
 
 5 The hills melted like wax at the prefence | of the | Lord : at the prefence of the | 
 
 I Lord of the | whole | earth. 
 
 6 The heavens have declared his | righteouf- | -nefs ; and all the | people have | feen 
 
 his I glory. 
 
Day XIX 
 
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 7 Confounded be all they that worfhip carved images, and that de- | -light in vain | 
 
 I gods : worfhip | him, | all ye | gods. 
 
 8 Sion heard of it, | and re- | -joiced : and the daughters of Judahwere glad, becaufe 
 
 of thy I judgements, | O | Lord. 
 
 9 For thou. Lord, art higher than all that | are in the | earth : thou art exalted | 
 
 I far a- | -bove all | gods. 
 
 10 O ye that love the Lord, fee that ye hate the | thing which is | evil : the Lord 
 
 preferveth the fouls of his faints ; he fhall deliver them from the | hand | of 
 the un- I -godly. 
 
 1 1 There is fprung up a light | for the | righteous : and joyful gladnefs for j fuch 
 
 as I are true- | -hearted. 
 
 12 Rejoice in the | Lord, ye | righteous : and give thanks for a remembrance | of 
 
 his I holi- I -nefs. 
 
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 Dr. E, F. Rimbault. 
 
 Cantate Domino, 
 
 r\ SING unto the Lord a | new | fong : for | he hath done | marvellous | things. 
 ^^^ 2 With his own right hand, and with his | holy | arm : hath he gotten him- I 
 I -felf the I vido- | -ry. 
 
 3 The Lord declared | his fal- | -vation : his righteoufnefs hath he openly fhewed in 
 
 the I fight I of the | heathen. 
 
 4 He hath remembered his mercy and truth toward the houfe of | Ifra- I -el : and 
 
 all the ends of the world have feen the fal- | -vation | of our | God. 
 
 5 Shew yourfelves joyful unto the Lord, | all ye | lands : fing, re- | -joice, | and give I 
 
 I thanks. 
 
 6 Praife the Lord up- | -on the | harp : fing to the harp with a | pfalm | of thankf- I 
 
 I -giving. 
 
 7 With trumpets | alfo, and | fhawms : O fhew yourfelves joyful be- | -fore the | 
 
 I Lord the | King. 
 
 8 Let the fea make a noife, and ail that | therein | is : the round world, and | they 
 
 that I dwell there- | -in. 
 
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 Day XIX. 
 
 No. io8. 
 
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 9 Let the floods clap their hands, and let the hills be joyful together be- | 
 
 the I Lord : for he is | come to | judge the | earth. 
 
 10 With righteoufnefs fliall he | judge the | world : and the | people with | equi- 
 
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 Dominus regnavit. 
 -patient : he fitteth between 
 
 PSALM XCIX. 
 
 '"pHE Lord is King, be the people never | fo im 
 
 the cherubims, be the earth | never | fo un- | -quiet. 
 
 2 The Lord is | great in | Sion : and | high a- | -bove all | people. 
 
 3 They fhall give thanks | unto thy | Name : which is great, | wonder- | -ful, and 
 
 I holy. 
 
 4 The king's power loveth judgement ; thou haft prepared | equi- | -ty 
 
 executed judgement and | righteouf- | nefs in | Jacob. 
 J O magnify the | Lord our | God : and fall down before his footftool, | for | he is | 
 I holy. 
 
 6 Mofes and Aaron among his priefts, and Samuel among fuch as call up- | -on 
 
 his I Name : thefe called upon the | Lord, | and he | heard them. 
 
 7 He fpake unto them out of the | cloudy | pillar : for they kept his teftimonies, 
 
 and the | law | that he | gave them. 
 
 8 Thou heardeft them, O | Lord our | God : thou forgaveft them, O God, and 
 
 punifh- I -edft their | own in- | -ventions. 
 
 9 O magnify the Lord our God, and worftiip him upon his | holy | hill : for the | 
 
 I Lord our | God is | holy. 
 
 thou haft 
 
 O 
 
 PSALM C. 
 
 BE joyful in the Lord, 
 
 Jubilate Deo. 
 
 all ye | lands : ferve the Lord with gladnefs, and come 
 before his | prefence | with a | fong. 
 Be ye fure that the Lord | he is | God : it is he that hath made us, and not we 
 
 ourfelves ; we are his people, and the | fheep | of his | pafture. 
 O go your way into his gates with thankfgiving, and into his | courts with | 
 praife ; be thankful unto him, and | fpeak good | of his | Name. 
 
 4 For the Lord is gracious^ 
 
 from 
 
 gener- | -ation to 
 
 his mercy is | ever- 
 gener- | -ation. 
 
 -lafting : and his truth endureth 
 
Day XX. 
 
 Pfalm ci. cii. 
 
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 PSALM CI. Mi/ericordiam et judicium. 
 
 AyTY fong fhall be of | mercy and | judgement: unto thee, O | Lord, | will 1 1 fing, 
 1 O let me have I under- ! -(landing : in the I way of I eodli- I -nefs. 
 
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 • I -nefs : 
 
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 3 When wilt thou come | unto | me : I will walk in my houfe | with a 
 
 I heart. 
 
 4 I will take no wicked thing in hand ; I hate the fins of un- | -faithfu 
 
 there fhall | no fuch | cleave unto | me. 
 
 5 A froward heart fhall de- | -part from | me : I will not | know a | wicked | perfon. 
 
 6 Whofo privily (lander- | -eth his j neighbour : him | — will | I de- | -ftroy. 
 
 7 Whofo hath alfo a proud look and | high | ftomach : I | will not | fufFer | him. 
 
 8 Mine eyes look upon fuch as are faithful | in the | land ; that | they may | dwell 
 
 with I me. 
 
 9 Whofo leadeth a | godly | life : he | — fhall | be my| fervant. 
 
 10 There fhall no deceitful perfon dwell | in my | houfe: he that telleth lies fhall 
 
 not I tarry | in my | fight. 
 
 1 1 I fhall foon deftroy all the ungodly that are | in the | land : that I may root out 
 
 all wicked doers from the | city | of the | Lord. 
 
 Day XX. 
 
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 No. 109. 
 
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 PSALM CII. 
 
 F. A. G.OUSELEY. 
 
 Domine, exaudi. 
 
 |-TEAR my | prayer, O | Lord : and let my | crying | come unto | thee. 
 
 2 Hide not thy face from me in the | time of my | trouble : incline thine ear 
 unto me when I call ; O | hear me, and | that right | foon. 
 
 3 For my days areconfumed a- 1 -way like | fmoke : and my bones are burnt up | 
 
 I as it I were a | fire-brand. 
 
 4 My heart is fmitten down, and wither- | -ed like | grafs : fo that I for- | -get to | 
 
 I eat my | bread. 
 
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 5 For the | voice of my | groaning : my bones will fcarce | cleave | to my | flefh. 
 
 6 I am become like a pelican in the | wilder- | -nefs : and like an | owl that | is in 
 
 the I defert. 
 
 7 I have watched, and am even as it | were a | fparrow : that fitteth a- | -lone up- j 
 
 I -on the I houfe-top. 
 
 8 Mine enemies revile me | all the day | long : and they that are mad upon me are 
 
 fworn to- j -gether a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 9 For I have eaten afhes | as it were | bread : and | mingled my | drink with | 
 
 I weeping ; 
 
 10 And that becaufe of thine indig- | -nation and | wrath : for thou haft taken me | 
 
 I up, and I caft me | down. 
 
 1 1 My days are gone | like a | fhadow ; and Y am | wither- | -ed like | grafs. 
 
 12 But thou, O Lord, {halt en- 1 -dure for | ever: and thy remembrance through- 1 
 
 I -out all I gener- 1 -ations. 
 
 13 Thou fhalt arife, and have mercy up- | -on | Sion : for it is time that thou have 
 
 mercy upon her, I yea, the | time is | come. 
 
 14 And why ? thy fervants think up- | -on her | ftones : and it pitieth them to | fee 
 
 her I in the | duft. 
 
 15 The heathen fhall fear thy [ Name, O | Lord : and all the kings of the | earth 
 
 thy I Majef | -ty ; 
 
 16 When the Lord fhall | build up | Sion : and when his | glory | fhall ap- j -pear ; 
 
 17 When he turneth him unto the prayer of the poor | defti- j -tute : and de- | 
 
 I -fpifeth not | their de- | -fire, 
 
 18 This fhall be written for thofe | that come | after : and the people which fhall be | 
 
 I born fhall | praife the | Lord. 
 IQ For he hath looked down from bis j fandlu- 1 -ary : out of the heaven did the | 
 I Lord be- | -hold the | earth ; 
 
 20 That he might hear the mournings of fuch as are in cap- | -tivi- 1 -ty : and de- 
 
 liver the children ap- 1 -pointed | unto | death ; 
 
 21 That they may declare the Name of the | Lord in j Sion : and his worfhip | at 
 
 Je- I -rufa- | -lem ; 
 
 22 When the people are gather- | -ed to- | -gether: and the kingdoms | aifo, to j 
 
 I ferve the I Lord. 
 
Day XX. 
 
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 23 He brought down my ftrength I in my | journey : and | fhorten- | -ed my | days. 
 
 24 But I faid, O my God, take me not away in the | midfi of mine | age : as for 
 
 thy years, they endure through- \ -out all | gener- | -ations. 
 
 25 Thou, Lord, in the beginning haft laid the foundation | of the | earth : and the 
 
 heavens are the | work | of thy | hands. 
 
 26 They fhall perifh, but thou | fhalt en- | -dure : they all fhall wax | old as I doth 
 
 a I garment ; 
 
 27 And as a vefture fhalt thou change them, and they | fhall be | changed : but 
 
 thou art the fame, and | thy years | fhall not | fail. 
 
 28 The children of thy fervants | fhall con- | -tinue : and their feed fhall ftand | 
 
 I faft I in thy | fight. 
 
 No. no. 
 
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 No. 112. 
 
 
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 Bene die J anima me a. 
 
 pRAISE the Lord, | O my | foul : and all that is within me | praife his | holy j 
 ^ I Name. 
 
 2 Praife the Lord, | O my | foul : and forget not | all his | bene- | -fits ; 
 
 3 Who forgiveth | all thy | fin : and healeth all | thine in- | -firmi- | -ties ; 
 
 4 Who faveth thy life | from de- | -ftrudion : and crowneth thee with | mercy and | 
 
 I loving- I -kindnefs * 
 
 5 Who fatisfieth thy mouth with | good j things : making thee young and | lufty | 
 
 I as an | eagle. 
 
 6 The Lord executeth righteouf- | -nefs and | judgement : for all them that | are 
 
 op- I -preffed with | wrong. 
 
 7 He fhewed his ways | unto | Mofes : his works unto the | children of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 8 The Lord is full of com- | -pafTion and I mercy : long-fuffering, | and of | great | 
 
 I goodnefs. 
 
 9 He will not | alway be | chiding : neither keepeth | he his | anger for | ever. 
 
 10 He hath not dealt with us | after our ] fins : nor rewarded us according | to 
 
 our I wicked- | -neffes. 
 
 1 1 For look how high the heaven is in comparifon | of the | earth : fo great is his 
 
 mercy alfo toward | them that | fear | him. 
 
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 1 2 Look how wide alfo the eaft is | from the | weft : fo far hath he | fet our | fins 
 
 from I us. 
 
 13 Yea, like as a father pitieth his | own | children : even fo is the Lord merciful | 
 
 I unto I them that | fear him. 
 
 14 For he knoweth whereof | we are | made : he remembereth | that we | are but | 
 
 I duft. 
 
 15 The days of man are | but as | grafs : for he flourifheth as a | flower | of the | 
 
 I field. 
 
 16 For as foon as the wind goeth over it, | it is | gone : and the place there- | -of 
 
 fhall I know it no | more. 
 
 17 But the merciful goodnefs of the Lord endureth for ever and ever upon | them 
 
 that I fear him : and his righteoufnefs up- | -on | children's | children ; 
 
 1 8 Even upon fuch as keep his | cove- | -nant : and think upon his com- | -mand- 
 
 ments to | do | them. 
 IQ The Lord hath prepared his | feat in | heaven : and his kingdom | ruleth | over I 
 I all. 
 
 20 O praife the Lord, ye angels of his, ye that ex- | -eel in | ftrength : ye that fulfil 
 
 his commandment, and hearken | unto the | voice of his | words. 
 
 21 O praife the Lord, all | ye his | hofts : ye fervants of | his that | do his | pleafure. 
 
 22 O fpeak good of the Lord, all ye works of his, in all places of | his do- | 
 
 I -minion : praife thou the | Lord, | O my ] foul. 
 
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 Benedic anima mea. 
 
 pRAISE the Lord^ | O my | foul : O Lord my God, thou art become exceeding 
 glorious ; thou art clothed with | majef- | -ty and | honour. 
 
 2 Thou deckeft thyfelf with light as it were | with a | garment : and fpreadeft out 
 
 the I heavens | like a | curtain. 
 
 3 Who layeth the beams of his chambers ] in the | waters : and maketh the clouds 
 
 his chariot, and walketh upon the | wings | of the | wind. 
 
 4 He maketh his | angels | fpirits : and his minif- | -ters a | flaming | fire. 
 
 5 He laid the foundations | of the | earth : that it never fhould | move at | any | time. 
 
 6 Thou coveredft it with the deep like as | with a | garment : the waters j ftand | in 
 
 the I hills. 
 
 7 At thy re- | -buke they | flee : at the voice of thy | thunder they | are a- | -fraid. 
 
 8 They go up as high as the hills, and down to the | valleys be- | -neath : even 
 
 unto the place which thou | hafl: ap- | -pointed | for them. 
 
 9 Thou haft fet them their bounds which they | fliall not | pafs : neither turn a- | 
 I -gain to I cover the | earth. 
 
 He fendeth the fprings | into the | rivers : which | run a- | -mong the | hills. 
 All beafts of the field | drink there- | -of: and the wild | afl^es | quench their | 
 
 I thirft. 
 Befide them fliall the fowls of the air have their | habit- | -ation : and | flng 
 
 a- I -mong the | branches. 
 He watereth the hills | from a- | -bove : the earth Is filled with the | fruit | of 
 
 thy I works. 
 
 14 He bringeth forth grafs | for the | cattle : and green herb | for the | fervice of | 
 
 I men ; 
 
 1 5 That he may bring food out of the earth, and wine that maketh glad the | heart 
 
 of I man : and oil to make him a cheerful countenance, and | bread to | ftrengthen 
 man's I heart. 
 
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 16 The trees of the Lord alfo are | full of | fap : even the cedars of Libanus | which | 
 
 I he hath | planted ; 
 
 17 Wherein the birds | make their | nefts : and the fir-trees are a | dwelling | for the ] 
 
 I ftork. 
 
 18 The high hills are a refuge | for the wild | goats : and fo are the ftony | rocks | 
 
 I for the I conies. 
 
 19 He appointed the moon for | certain | feafons : and the fun | knoweth his | 
 
 j going I down. 
 
 20 Thou makeft darknefs that it | may be | night : wherein all the | beafts of the | 
 
 I foreft do | move. 
 
 21 The lions roaring | after their | prey: do | feek their | meat from | God. 
 
 22 The fun arifeth, and they get them a- | -way to- | -gether : and lay them | down | 
 
 I in their | dens, 
 
 23 Man goeth forth to his work, and | to his | labour : un- | — — | -til the | 
 
 I evening. 
 
 24 O Lord, how manifold | are thy | works : in wifdom haft thou made them all ; 
 
 the earth is | full | of thy 1 riches. 
 
 25 So is the great and | wide fea | alfo: wherein are things creeping innumerable, 
 
 both I fmall and | great | beafts. 
 16 There go the fhips, and there is that Le- | -via- ] -than : whom thou haft made 
 to I take his | paftime there- | -in. 
 
 27 Thefe wait | all upon | thee : that thou mayeft give them | meat in ] due | feafon. 
 
 28 When thou giveft it them they | gather | it : and when thou openeft thy hand | 
 
 I they are | filled with | good. 
 
 29 When thou hideft thy face | they are | troubled : when thou takeft away their 
 
 breath they die, and are turned a- | -gain | to their | duft. 
 
 30 When thou letteft thy breath go forth they | fhall be | made : and thou fhalt 
 
 re- I -new the | face of the | earth. 
 
 31 The glorious Majefty of the Lord fhall en- | -dure for | ever : the Lord fhall 
 
 re- I -joice | in his | works. 
 
 32 The earth fhall tremble at the | look of | him : if he do but touch the | hills, | 
 
 I they fhall I fmoke. 
 
Day XXI. 
 
 Pfalm 
 
 cv. 
 
 117 
 
 2,1^ I will fing unto the Lord as | long as I j live : I will praife my God | while I 
 I have my | being. 
 
 34 And To fhall my | words | pleafe him : my joy | fhall be | in the | Lord. 
 
 35 As for finners, they fhall be confumed out of the earthj and the ungodly fhall 
 
 I come to an | end : praife thou the Lord, O my | foul, | praife the | Lord. 
 
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 H. S. Oakklcy. 
 
 Confitemini Domino. 
 
 r\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, and call up- | -on his | Name : tell the people 
 
 what I things ] he hath | done. 
 
 2 O let your fongs be of | him, and j praife him : and let your talking be of | all his | 
 
 I wondrous | works. 
 
 3 Rejoice in his | holy | Name : let the heart of them re- | -joice that | feek the | Lord. 
 
 4 Seek the Lord | and his | flrength : feek | his face | ever- | -more. 
 
 5 Remember the marvellous works that | he hath | done : his wonders, and the | 
 
 I judgements | of his ] mouth, 
 
 6 O ye feed of A'bra- | -ham his | fervant : ye | children of | Jacob his | chofen. 
 
 7 He is the | Lord our | God : his judgements | are in | all the | world. 
 
 8 He hath been alway mindful of his cove- | -nant and | promife : that he made to a | 
 
 I thoufand | gener- ] -ations ; 
 
 9 Even the covenant that he made with | Abra- | -ham : and the oath that he | fware | 
 
 I unto I Ifaac ; 
 
 10 And appointed the fame unto Jacob | for a | law: and to Ifrael for an ever- | 
 
 I -lafting I tefta- | -ment ; 
 
 1 1 Saying, llnto thee will I give the j land of | Canaan : the lot of | your in- | -herit- | 
 
 I -ance ; 
 
 1 2 When there were yet but a | few of | them : and they | ftrangers | in the | land ; 
 
 13 What time as they went from one nation | to an- | -other: from one kingdom | 
 
 I to an- I -other | people ; 
 
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 14 He fufFered no man to | do them | wrong : but reproved even | kings | for their | 
 
 I fakes ; 
 
 1 5 Touch not I mine An- | -ointed : and | do my | prophets no | harm. 
 
 1 6 Moreover, he called for a dearth up- | -on the | land : and deftroyed | all the 
 
 pro- I -vifion of | bread. 
 
 1 7 But he had fent a | man be- | -fore them : even Jofeph, who was fold to | be a ] 
 
 ! bond- I -fervant ; 
 
 1 8 Whofe feet they hurt | in the | flocks : the iron | entered | into his | foul ; 
 
 1 9 Until the time came that his | caufe was | known : the word of the | Lord j tried | 
 
 I him. 
 
 20 The king fent and de- | -livered | him : the prince of the | people | let him go | 
 
 I free. 
 
 2 1 He made him lord alfo | of his | houfe : and \ ruler of | all his | fubftance ; 
 
 22 That he might inform his princes j after his | will : and | teach his | fenators | 
 
 I wifdom. 
 
 23 Ifrael alfo came ( into | Egypt : and Jacob was a ftranger j in the | land of | 
 
 I Ham. 
 
 24 And he increafed his people ex- | -ceeding- | -ly : and made them ftronger | than 
 
 their | ene- | -mies ; 
 
 25 Whofe heart turned fo, that they | hated his | people : and dealt un- | -truly | 
 
 I with his I fervants. 
 
 26 Then fent he | Mofes his | fervant : and | Aaron whom | he had | chofen. 
 
 27 And thefe fhewed his | tokens a- | -mong them : and wonders | in the | land of | 
 
 Ham. 
 
 28 He fent darknefs, and | it was | dark : and they were not o- | -bedient | unto 
 
 his I word. 
 
 29 He turned their waters | into | blood : and | flew | — their | fifh. 
 
 30 Their land | brought forth | frogs : yea, even | in their | kings' | chambers. 
 
 3 1 He fpake the word, and there came all | manner of | flies : and | lice in | all 
 
 their | quarters. 
 
 32 He gave them hail- | -flones for [ rain : and flames of | fire | in th^ir | land. 
 
 '^i^i. He fmote their vines | alfo and | fig-trees : and deflroyed the trees that | were | 
 I in their 1 coafls. 
 
Day XXI. 
 
 Pfalm cvi, 
 
 119 
 
 34 He fpake the word, and the grafshoppers came, and caterpillars in- | -numer- | 
 
 I -able : and did eat up all the grafs in their land, and devoured the | fruit | of 
 
 their | ground. 
 2S He fmote all the firft-born | in their | land: even the | chief of | all their | 
 
 I ftrength. 
 2,6 He brought them forth alfo with | filver and | gold : there was not one feeble | 
 
 I perfon a- | -mong their | tribes. 
 31 Egypt was glad at | their de- | -parting : for they | were a- | -fraid of | them. 
 3 8 He fpread out a cloud to be a | cover- | -ing : and fire to give light | in the | 
 
 I night- I -feafon. 
 
 39 At their defire | he brought | quails : and he filled them | with the | bread of | 
 
 I heaven. 
 
 40 He opened the rock of ftone, and the waters | flowed | out : fo that rivers ran | 
 
 I in the | dry | places. 
 
 41 For why ? he remembered his | holy j promife : and | Abra- | -ham his | fervant. 
 
 42 And he brought forth his | people with | joy : and his | cho- | -fen with | 
 
 I gladnefs ; 
 
 43 And gave them the lands | of the | heathen : and they took the labours of the | 
 
 I people I in pof- | -feflion. 
 
 44 That they might | keep his | flatutes : and | — ob- | -ferve his | laws. 
 
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 t~\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, for | he is | gracious : and his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 V^ for ' '^"'^" 
 
 ever. 
 
 2 Who can exprefs the noble ac5ls | of the | Lord : or ] fhew forth | all his | praife ? 
 
 3 BlefTed are they that | alway keep | judgement : and | do | righteouf- j -nefs. 
 
 4 Remember me, O Lord, according to the favour that thou bearefl: | unto thy | 
 
 I people : O vifit [ me with | thy fal- | -vation ; 
 
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 5 That I may fee the felicity j of thy i chofen : and rejoice in the gladnefs of thy 
 
 people, and give thanks with | thine in- | -herit- | -ance. 
 
 6 We have finned | with our | fathers : we have done amifs, | and dealt | 
 
 I wicked- | -ly. 
 
 7 Our fathers regarded not thy wonders in Egypt, neither kept they thy great good- 
 
 nefs i in re- | -membrance : but were difobedient at the fea, | even | at the Red | 
 I fea. 
 
 8 Neverthelefs, he helped them for j his Name's | fake : that he might make his | 
 
 I power 1 to be I known. 
 
 9 He rebuked the Red fea alfo, and it was | dried | up : fo he led them through the 
 
 deep, as j through a | wilder- | -nefs. 
 
 10 And he faved them from the adver- | -faries' | hand : and delivered them from the | 
 
 I hand of the | ene- | -my. 
 
 1 1 As for thofe that troubled them, the waters over- | -whelmed ] them : there | was 
 
 not I one of them | left, 
 
 1 2 Then believed \ they his | words : and fang | praife | unto | him. 
 
 13 But within a while they for- | -gat his | works : and would | not a- | -bide his | 
 
 I counfel. 
 
 14 But luft came upon them in the | wilder- | -nefs : and they | tempted | God in 
 
 the I defert. 
 
 1 5 And he gave them ] their de- | -fire : and fent leannefs with- ' -al | into their | foul. 
 
 1 6 They angered Mofes alfo | in the | tents : and Aaron the | faint | of the | Lord. 
 
 1 7 So the earth opened, and | fwallowed up | Dathan : and covered the congre- | 
 
 I -gation I of A- I -biram. 
 
 1 8 And the fire was kindled in their | compa- | -ny : the flame | burnt up ] the 
 
 un- I -godly. 
 T 9 They made a | calf in | Horeb : and worfhip- | -ped the | molten | image. 
 20 Thus they | turned their | glory : into the fimilitude of a | calf that | eateth | 
 
 1 1 And they forgat | God their | Saviour : who had done fo | great | things in | 
 I Egypt; _ . , . 
 
 2 2 Wondrous works in the | land of | Ham : and fearful | things | by the Red 
 I fea. 
 
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 23 So he faid, he would have deftroyed them, had not Mofes his chofen flood before 
 
 him I in the | gap : to turn away his wrathful indignation, | left he [ fhould de- | 
 I -ftroy them. 
 
 24 Yea, they thought fcorn of that | pleafant | land : and gave no | credence | unto 
 
 his I word ; 
 
 25 But murmured | in their | tents: and hearkened not unto the | voice | of the | 
 
 I Lord. 
 
 26 Then lift he up his j jhand a- | -gainft them : to overthrow them | in the | 
 
 I wilder- | -nefs ; 
 
 27 To caft out their feed a- | -mong the | nations : and to | fcatter them | in the | 
 
 I lands. 
 
 28 They joined themfelves unto | Baal- | -peor : and ate the | offerings | of the | dead. 
 
 29 Thus they provoked him to anger with their | own in- | -ventions : and the | 
 
 I plague was | great a- | -mong them. 
 
 30 Then flood up | Phinees and | prayed : and | fo the | plague | ceafed. 
 
 31 And that was counted unto him for | righteouf- | -nefs : among all pofteri- | -ties 
 
 for I ever- | -more. 
 
 32 They angered him alfo at the | waters of | flrife : fo that he punifhed | Mofes | for 
 
 their | fakes ; 
 
 33 Becaufe they pro- | -voked his | fpirit: fo that he fpake unad- ] -vifedly | with 
 
 his I lips. 
 
 34 Neither deflroyed | they the | heathen : as the | Lord com- | -manded | them ; 
 "^i^^ But were mingled a- | -mong the | heathen : and | learned | their | works. 
 
 2^ Infomuch that they worfhipped their idols, which turned to their | own de- | -cay : 
 
 yea, they offered their fons and their | daughters | unto | devils ; 
 37 And fhed innocent blood, even the blood of their fons and | of their j daughters : 
 
 whom they offered unto the idols of Canaan ; and the land | was de- | -filed with | 
 
 I blood. 
 3 8 Thus were they ftained with their | own | works : and went a whoring | with their | 
 
 I own in- | -ventions. 
 ]9 Therefore was the wrath of the Lord kindled a- | -gainfl his | people : infomuch 
 
 that he abhorred his | own in- | -herit- | -ance. 
 ^o And he gave them over into the hand | of the | heathen : and they that hated 
 
 them were | lords | over | them. 
 
 41 Their enemies op- | -preffed | them : and | had them | in fub- | -je6lion. 
 
 42 Many a time did he de- | -liver | them : but they rebelled againft him with their 
 
 own inventions, and were brought down | in their | wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 43 Neverthelefs, when he faw their ad- | -verfi- | -ty : he | heard | their com- | -plaint. 
 
 44 He thought upon his covenant, and pitied them, according unto the mCdtitude 
 
 I of his I mercies : yea, he made all thofe that led them away | captive to | pity 
 1 them. 
 
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 45 Deliver us, O Lord our God, and gather us from a- | -mong the | heathen : that 
 
 we may give thanks unto thy holy Name, and make our | boafl ] of thy | 
 I praife. 
 
 46 Bleffed be the Lord God of Ifrael from everlafting, and | world without | end : 
 
 and let all the | people | fay, A- ] -men. 
 
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 Confitemini 'Domino. 
 
 r\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, for | he is | gracious : and his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 ^^^ for I ever. 
 
 2 Let them give thanks whom the Lord | hath re- | -deemed : and delivered from 
 
 the I hand of the | ene- | -my : 
 
 3 And gathered them out of the lands, from the eaft, and | from the | weft : from 
 
 the I north, and | from the | fouth. 
 
 4 They went aftray in the wildernefs | out of the | way : and | found no | city to | 
 
 I dwell in ; 
 
 5 Hungry, | and | thirfty : their foul | fainted | in | them. 
 
 6 So they cried unto the Lord | in their | trouble : and he delivered | them from | 
 
 I their dif- | -trefs. 
 
 7 He led them forth by the | right | way : that they might go to the | city | where 
 
 they I dwelt. 
 
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 8 O that men would therefore praife the Lord | for his \ goodnefs : and declare the 
 
 wonders that he doeth | for the | children of | men ! 
 
 9 For he fatisfieth the | empty | foul : and filleth the | hungry | foul with | goodnefs. 
 
 10 Such as fit in darknefs, and in the | fhadow of | death: being fail bound in | 
 
 I mife- I -ry and | iron ; 
 
 1 1 Becaufe they rebelled againft the | words of the | Lord : and lightly regarded 
 
 the I counfel | of the moft | Higheft ; 
 
 12 He alfo brought down their heart through | heavi- | -nefs : they fell down, and | 
 
 I there was | none to | help them. 
 
 13 So when they cried unto the Lord | in their | trouble : he delivered them | out 
 
 of I their dif- | -trefs. 
 
 14 For he brought them out of darknefs, and out of the | fhadow of | death : and | 
 
 I brake their | bonds in | funder. 
 
 15 O that men would therefore praife the Lord | for his | goodnefs : and declare 
 
 the wonders that he doeth | for the ! children of | men ! 
 
 16 For he hath broken the | gates of | brafs : and fmitten the | bars of | iron in | 
 
 I funder. 
 
 17 Foolijfh men are plagued for | their of- | -fence : and be- i -caufe of their | 
 
 I wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 18 Their foul abhorred all | manner of | meat : and they were even | hard at | 
 
 I death's | door. 
 
 19 So when they cried unto the Lord | in their | trouble : he delivered them | out 
 
 of I their dif- | -trefs. 
 
 20 He fent his word, and | healed | them : and they were | faved from | their de- | 
 
 I -ftrudtion. 
 
 21 O that men would therefore praife the Lord | for his | goodnefs : and declare 
 
 the wonders that he doeth | for the | children of | men ! 
 
 22 That they would offer unto him the facrifice | of thankf- | -giving : and tell | out 
 
 his I works with | gladnefs ! 
 
 23 They that go down to the | fea in | iliips : and occupy their | bufinefs | in great | 
 
 I waters ; 
 
 24 Thefe men fee the | works of the | Lord : and his | wonders | in the | deep. 
 
 25 For at his word the ftormy | wind a- | -rifeth : which lifteth | up the | waves 
 
 there- ) -of. 
 
 26 They are carried up to the heaven, and down again | to the | deep : their foul 
 
 melteth away be- | -caufe | of the | trouble. 
 
 27 They reel to and fro, and ftagger like a | drunken | man : and are | at their | 
 
 I wit's I end. 
 
 28 So when they cry unto the Lord | in their | trouble : he delivereth them | out of | 
 
 I their dif- | -trefs. 
 
 29 For he maketh the | ftorm to | ceafe : fo that the | waves there- | -of are | ftill. 
 
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 30 Then are they glad, becaufe they | are at | reft : and fo he bringeth them unto 
 
 the I haven where | they would | be. 
 
 31 O that men would therefore praife the Lord | for his | goodnefs : and declare the 
 
 wonders that he doeth | for the | children of | men ! 
 
 32 That they would exalt him alfo in the congregation | of the | people : and praife 
 
 him in the ] feat | of the | elders ! 
 ^1^ Who turneth the floods into a | wilder- | -nefs : and drieth | up the | water- | 
 
 I -fprings. 
 34 A fruitful land | maketh he | barren : for the wickednefs of | them that | dwell 
 
 there- | -in. 
 2^^ Again, he maketh the wildernefs a | ftanding | water : and water-fprings [ of a | 
 
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 2^ And there he | fetteth the | hungry : that they may build | them a | city to | dwell 
 
 37 That they may fow their land, and | plant | vineyards : to | yield them | fruits 
 
 of I increafe. 
 
 38 He blefTeth them, fo that they multiply ex- | -ceeding- | ~ly : and fufl^ereth not 
 
 their | cattle | to de- | -creafe. 
 
 39 And again, when they are minifhed, and | brought | low: through oppreflion, 
 
 through I any | plague, or | trouble ; 
 
 40 Though he fufFer them to be evil in- | -treated through | tyrants : and let them 
 
 wander out of the way | in the | wilder- | -nefs ; 
 
 41 Yet helpeth he the poor out of | mife- | -ry : and maketh him houftiolds | like a | 
 
 I flock of I flieep. 
 
 42 The righteous will confider this, | and re- | -joice : and the mouth of all | 
 
 I wickednefs | fliall be | flopped. 
 
 43 Whofo is wife will | ponder thefe | things : and they fliall underftand the loving- 1 
 
 1 -kindnefs I of the 1 Lord. 
 
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 Paratum cor meum. 
 
 C\ GOD, my heart is ready, my | heart Is | ready : I will fing and give praife with 
 
 the beft | member | that I | have. 
 2 Awake, thou | lute, and \ harp : I myfelf | will a- | -wake right | early. 
 J I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, a- | -mong the | people : I will fing pralfes 
 unto I thee a- | -mong the | nations. 
 
 4 For thy mercy is greater j than the | heavens : and thy truth | reacheth | unto the | 
 
 I clouds. 
 
 5 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- | -bove the | heavens : and thy glory a- | -bove | all the | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 6 That thy beloved may be de- | -liver- | -ed : let thy right hand fave | them, and | 
 
 I hear thou | me. 
 
 7 God hath fpoken in his | holi- | -nefs : I will rejoice therefore, and divide Sichem, 
 
 and mete | out the | valley of ( Succoth. 
 
 8 Gilead is mine, and Ma- | -nafTes is | mine : Ephraim alfo is the | ftrength | of my | 
 
 I head. 
 
 9 Judah is my law-giver, Moab | is my | wafh-pot : over Edom will I caft out my 
 
 fhoe ; upon Phi- | -liftia | will I | triumph. 
 
 I o Who will lead me into the | ftrong | city : and who will | bring me | into | 
 
 I Edom? 
 
 I I Haft not thou foriaken | us, O | God : and wilt not thou, O God, go | forth | 
 
 I with our I hofts ? 
 
 1 2 O help us againft the | ene- | -my : for vain | is the ] help of | man. 
 
 13 Through God we fhall | do great | ads : and it is he that fhall tread \ down our | 
 
 I ene- I -mies. 
 
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 IIJOLD not thy tongue, O | God of my | praife : for the mouth of the ungodly, 
 yea, the mouth of the deceitful is | open- | -ed up- | -on me. 
 
 2 And they have fpoken againfl: me with | falfe | tongues : they compaffed me about 
 
 alfo with words of hatred, and fought againfl | me with- | -out a | caufe. 
 
 3 For the love that I had unto them, lo, they take now my | contrary | part : but 
 
 I give my- | -felf | unto | prayer. 
 
 4 Thus have they rewarded me | evil for | good : and | hatred for | my good | will. 
 
 5 Set thou an ungodly man to be ruler | over | him ; and let Satan | ftand at | his 
 
 right I hand. 
 
 6 When fentence is given upon him, let him ] be con- | -demned : and let his prayer 
 
 be I turned | into | fin. 
 
 7 Let his I days be | few : and let an- | -other | take his | ofHce. 
 
 8 Let his children be | father- | -lefs : and | — his | wife a | widow. 
 
 9 Let his children be vagabonds, and | beg their | bread : let them feek it alfo | out 
 
 of I defolate | places. 
 
 10 Let the extortioner confume | all that he | hath : and let the | flranger | fpoil his | 
 
 I labour. 
 
 1 1 Let there be no man to | pity | him : nor to have compafTion up- | -on his | 
 
 I fatherlefs | children. 
 
 12 Let his poflerity | be de- | -flroyed: and in the next generation let his | name 
 
 be I clean put | out. 
 
 13 Let the wickednefs of his fathers be had in remembrance in the | fight of the | 
 
 I Lord : and let not the fin of his | mother be | done a- | -way. 
 
 14 Let them alway be be- | -fore the | Lord : that he may root out the memorial of | 
 
 I them from | ofT the \ earth ; 
 
 1 5 And that, becaufe his mind was ] not to do | good : but perfecuted the poor help- 
 
 lefs man, that he might flay him that was | vexed | at the | heart. 
 
 1 6 His delight was in curfmg, and it fhall happen | unto | him : he loved not 
 
 blefTmg, therefore fhall | it be | far from | him. 
 
 17 He clothed himfelf with curfing, like as | with a | raiment: and it fhall come into 
 
 his bowels like water, and like | oil | into his | bones. 
 
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 1 8 Let it be unto him as the cloke that he | hath up- j -on him : and as the girdle 
 
 that he is | alway | girded with- | -ah 
 
 1 9 Let it thus happen from the Lord unto mine | ene- | -mies : and to thofe that 
 
 fpeak I evil a- | -gainft my | fouL 
 10 But deal thou with me, O Lord God, according | unto thy | Name : for | fweet | 
 I is thy I mercy. 
 
 21 O deliver me, for Y am | helplefs and | poor: and my | heart is | wounded 
 
 with- I -in me. 
 
 22 I go hence like the fhadow | that de- | -parteth : and am driven away | as the | 
 
 I grafT- I -hopper. 
 
 23 My knees are | weak through | fafting : my flefh is dried | up for | want of | fatnefs. 
 
 24 I became alfo a reproach | unto | them : they that looked up- | -on me | fhaked 
 
 their | heads. 
 
 25 Help me, O | Lord my | God : O fave me ac- | -cording | to thy | mercy ; 
 
 16 And they fhall know, how that | this is thy | hand : and that | thou, | Lord, 
 
 haft I done it. 
 27 Though they curfe, | yet blefs | thou : and let them be confounded that rife up 
 
 againft me ; but | let thy | fervant re- | -joice. 
 2 8 Let mine adverfaries be | clothed with | fhame : and let them cover themfelves 
 
 with their own con- | -fufion, as | with a | cloke. 
 
 29 As for me, I will give great thanks unto the Lord | with my | mouth : and 
 
 praife him a- | -mong the | multi- | tude ; 
 
 30 For he fhall ftand at the right hand | of the | poor : to fave his foul | from 
 
 un- I -righteous | judges. 
 
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 I holy I worfhip : the dew of thy birth is of the | womb | of the | morning. 
 
 4 The Lord fware, and will | not re- | -pent : Thou art a Prieft for ever after the 
 
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 5 The Lord upon | thy right | hand ; fhall wound even kings in the | day | of his | 
 
 I wrath. 
 
 6 He fhall judge among the heathen ; he fhall fill the places with the | dead | bodies : 
 
 and fmite in funder the heads | over | divers | countries. 
 
 7 He fhall drink of the brook | in the | way : therefore fhall | he lift | up his | 
 
 I head. 
 
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 T WILL give thanks unto the Lord with my | whole | heart : fecretly among the 
 faithful, and | in the | congre- | -gation. 
 
 2 The works of the | Lord are | great : fought out of all them | that have | pleafure 
 
 there- | -in. 
 
 3 His work is worthy to be praifed, and | had in | honour : and his righteouf- | 
 
 I -nefs en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 4 The merciful and gracious Lord hath fo done his | marvellous | works : that they 
 
 ought to be I had | in re- | -membrance. 
 
 5 He hath given meat unto | them that | fear him : he fhall ever be mindful | of 
 
 his I cove- | -nant. 
 
 6 He hath fhewed his people the power | of his | works : that he may give them 
 
 the I heritage | of the | heathen. 
 
 7 The works of his hands are veri- | -ty and | judgement : all his com- | -mand- | 
 
 I -ments are | true. 
 
 8 They fland faft for | ever and | ever : and are done in | truth and ] equi- | -ty. 
 
 9 He fent redemption | unto his | people : he hath commanded his covenant for 
 
 ever : holy and | reverend | is his [ Name. 
 I o The fear of the Lord is the be- | -ginning 0^ \ wifdom ; a good underflanding 
 have all they that do thereafter ; the praife of | it en- | -dureth for ] ever. 
 
Day XXIII. Pfalm cxii. cxiii. 129 
 
 PSALM CXII. Beatus vir, 
 
 "DLESSED is the man that | feareth the | Lord : he hath great de- | -light in | his 
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 2 His feed fhall be mighty up- | -on j earth : the generation of the | faithful | fhall 
 
 be I blefled. 
 
 3 Riches and plenteoufnefs fhall be | in his | houfe : and his righteouf- | -nefs en- | 
 
 -dureth for | ever. 
 
 4 Unto the godly there arifeth up light | in the | darknefs : he is | merciful, | loving, 
 
 and I righteous. 
 
 5 A good man is merci- | -ful, and | lendeth : and will guide his | words | with 
 
 dif- I -cretion. 
 
 6 For he fhall | never be | moved : and the righteous fhall be had in ever- | -lafl- I 
 
 I -ing re- | -membrance. 
 
 7 He will not be afraid of any | evil | tidings : for his heart flandeth fafl, and 
 
 be- I -lieveth | in the | Lord. 
 
 8 His heart is eflablifhed, and | will not | fhrink : until he fee his defire up- | -on 
 
 his I ene- | -mies. 
 
 9 He hath difperfed abroad, and given | to the | poor : and his righteoufnefs re- 
 
 maineth for ever ; his horn fhall | be ex- | -alted with | honour. 
 I o The ungodly fhall fee it, and | it fhall | grieve him : he fhall gnafh with his teeth, 
 and confume away ; the defire of | the un- | -godly fhall | perifh. 
 
 PSALM CXIII. Laudate, puerL 
 
 pRA'ISE the I Lord, ye | fervants : O praife the | Name | of the | Lord. 
 
 2 BlefTed be the Name | of the | Lord : from this time | forth for | ever- | -more. 
 
 3 The Lord's | Name is | praifed : from the rifing up of the fun unto the | going | 
 
 I down of the | fame. 
 
 4 The Lord is high a- | -bove all | heathen : and his | glory a- | -bove the | heavens. 
 
 5 Who is like unto the Lord our God, that hath his | dwelling fo | high : and yet 
 
 humbleth himfelf to behold the things that [ are in | heaven and | earth ? 
 
 6 He taketh up the fimple | out of the | dufl : and lifteth the ( poor | out of the | 
 
 I mire ; 
 
 7 That he may fet him | with the | princes : even with the | princes | of his | people. 
 
 8 He maketh the barren woman to | keep | houfe : and to be a | joyful | mother of | 
 
 I children. 
 
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 AXT'HEN Ifrael came | out of | 
 the I ftrange | people, 
 
 2 Judah was his | fandlu- | -ary : 
 
 3 The Tea faw | that, and | fled : 
 
 4 The mountains | fkipped like 
 
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 In exitu Ifrael. 
 and the houfe of Jacob from a- | -mong 
 
 and I Ifrael | his do- | -minion. 
 Jor- I -dan was | driven | back, 
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 5 What aileth thee, O thou fea [ that thou | fleddeft : and thou Jordan, that | thou 
 
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 6 Ye mountains, that ye | Ikipped like | rams : and ye little | hills, | like young | 
 
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 7 Tremble, thou earth, at the prefence | of the | Lord : at the prefence | of the | God 
 
 of I Jacob ; 
 
 8 Who turned the hard rock into a | ftanding | water : and the flint-ftone | into a | 
 
 I fpringing | well. 
 
 PSALM CXV. Non nobis, Domine. 
 
 "^OT unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy Name | give the | praife : for 
 thy loving mercy, and | for thy | truth's | fake. 
 
 2 Wherefore fliall the | heathen | fay : Where | — is | now their | God } 
 
 3 As for our God, | he is in | heaven : he hath done whatfo- | -ever | pleafed j him. 
 
 4 Their idols are | filver and | gold : even the | work of | men's | hands. 
 
 5 They have | mouths, and | fpeak not : eyes | — have | they, and | fee not. 
 
 6 They have | ears, and | hear not : nofes | have | they, and | fmell not. 
 
 7 They have hands, and handle not ; feet have | they, and | walk not : neither | fpeak 
 
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 8 They that make them are like | unto | them : and fo are all fuch as | put their | 
 
 I truft in I them. 
 
 9 But thou, houfe of Ifrael, truft | thou in the | Lord : he is their | fuccour | and 
 
 de- I -fence. 
 
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 10 Ye houfe of Aaron, put your truft | In the | Lord : he Is their | helper | and de- | 
 
 I -fender. 
 
 1 1 Ye that fear the Lord, put your truft | In the | Lord : he Is their | helper | and 
 de- I -fender. 
 
 The Lord hath been mindful of us, and | he fhall | blefs us : even he fhall blefs 
 
 the houfe of Ifrael, he fhall | blefs the | houfe of | Aaron. 
 He fhall blefs them that | fear the | Lord : both | fmall | — and | great. ^ 
 The Lord fhall Increafe you | more and | more : you | — | and your | children. 
 Ye are the blefTed | of the | Lord : who | made | heaven and | earth. 
 All the whole heavens | are the | Lord's : the earth hath he given [ to the ] 
 
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 The dead praife not | thee, O | Lord : neither all they that go | down | into | filence. 
 But we will j praife the | Lord : from this time forth for evermore. | Praife | — 
 
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 2 That he hath Inclined his ear | unto | me : therefore will I call upon him as | 
 I long I as I I live. 
 The fnares of death compafTed me | round a- | -bout : and the pains of | hell gat | 
 
 I hold up- I -on me. 
 I fhall find trouble and heavlnefs, and I will call upon the Name | of the | Lord : 
 
 Lord, I befeech | thee, de- | -liver my | foul. 
 
 Gracious is the | Lord, and | righteous : yea, our | God Is | merci- ] -ful. 
 The Lord pre- | -ferveth the | fimple : I was In mifery, | and he | helped me. 
 Turn again then unto thy refl, | O my | foul : for the Lord | hath re- -warded | 
 
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 8 And why ? thou haft delivered my | foul from | death : mine eyes from tears, | and 
 
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 9 I will walk be- | -fore the | Lord : in the | land | of the | living. 
 
 10 I believed, and therefore will I fpeak ; but Y was | fore | troubled : I faid In my 
 
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 1 1 What reward fhall I give | unto the | Lord : for all the benefits that he hath | 
 
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 1 2 I will receive the | cup of fal- | -vation : and call upon the | Name ] of the | 
 
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 1 3 I will pay my vows now in the prefence of | all his | people : right dear in the 
 
 fight of the Lord is the | death | of his | faints. 
 
 14 Behold, O Lord, how that | I am thy | fervant : I am thy fervant, and the fon of 
 
 thine handmaid ; thou haft | broken my | bonds in | funder. 
 
 1 5 I will offer to thee the facrifice of | thankf- | -giving : and will call upon the | 
 
 I Name | of the | Lord. 
 
 1 6 I will pay my vows unto the Lord, in the fight of | all his | people : in the courts 
 
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Day XXIV. Pfalm cxviii. 133 
 
 PSALM CXVIII. Confitemini Domino, 
 
 r\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, for | he is | gracious : becaufe his | mercy en- | 
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 I Let Ifrael now confefs, that | he is | gracious : and that his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
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 4 Yea, let them now that fear the | Lord con- | -fefs : that his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
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 5 I called upon the | Lord in | trouble : and the Lord | heard | me at | large. 
 
 6 The Lord is | on my | fide : I will not fear what | man doeth | unto | me. 
 
 7 The Lord taketh my part with | them that | help me : therefore fhall I fee my 
 
 defire up- | -on mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 8 It is better to truft | in the | Lord : than to put any | confi- | -dence in | man. 
 
 9 It is better to truft | in the | Lord : than to put any | confi- | -dence in | princes. 
 
 10 All nations compafTed me | round a- | -bout: but in the Name of the | Lord 
 
 will I I de- I -ftroy them. 
 
 I I They kept me in on every fide, they kept me in, I fay, on | every | fide : but in 
 
 the Name of the | Lord will | I de- | -ftroy them. 
 
 1 2 They came about me like bees, and are extindl even as the fire a- | -mong the | 
 
 I thorns : for in the Name of the | Lord I | will de- | -ftroy them. 
 
 13 Thou haft thruft fore at me, that | I might | fall : but the | Lord | was my | help. 
 
 14 The Lord is my ftrength, | and my | fong : and is be- | -come | my fal- | -vation. 
 
 1 5 The voice of joy and health is in the dwellings | of the | righteous : the right 
 
 hand of the Lord bringeth | mighty ] things to | pafs. 
 
 16 The right hand of the Lord hath the pre- | -emi- | -nence : the right hand of the 
 
 Lord bringeth | mighty | things to | pafs. 
 
 17 I fhall not I die, but | live : and declare the | works | of the | Lord. 
 
 1 8 The Lord hath chaftened and cor- | -redted | me : but he hath not given me | 
 
 I over I unto [ death. 
 
 1 9 Open me the gates of | righteouf- | -nefs : that I may go Into them, and give | 
 
 I thanks | unto the | Lord. 
 
 20 This is the gate | of the | Lord : the righteous fhall | enter | into | it. 
 
 2 1 I will thank thee, for | thou haft | heard me : and art be- 1 -come | my fal- I -vation. 
 
 22 The fame ftone which the | builders re- | -fufed : is become the | head-ftone | in 
 
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 23 This is the | Lord's | doing : and it is | marvellous | in our | eyes. 
 
 24 This is the day which the | Lord hath | made : we will rejoice | and be I glad 
 
 in I it. 
 
 25 Help me j now, O ] Lord: O Lord, fend us | now prof- | -peri- | -ty. 
 
 26 Blefted be he that cometh in the | Name of the | Lord : we have wifhed you 
 
 good luck, ye thit are of the | houfe | of the | Lord. 
 
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 28 Thou art my God, and | I will | thank thee : thou art my | God, and | I will | 
 
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 "D LESSED are thofe that are undefiled | in the | way : and walk in the | law | of 
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 2 Blefled are they that keep his | tefti- | -monies : and feek him | with their | whole | 
 
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 3 For they who do no | wicked- | -nefs : walk | — in | his | ways. 
 
 4 Thou I — haft | charged : that we fhould diligently | keep | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 5 O that my ways were made | fo di- | -reft : that | I might | keep thy | ftatutes ! 
 
 6 So {hall I not | be con- | -founded : while I have refpedl unto | all | thy com- | 
 
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 7 I will thank thee with an un- ) -feigned | heart : when I fhall have learned the 
 
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 8 I will keep thy | cere- | -monies : O forfake me | not | utter- | -ly. 
 
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 In quo corriget ! 
 
 ^IXTHEREWITHAL fhall a young man | cleanfe his | way : even by ruling 
 himfelf | after | thy | word. 
 
 10 With my whole heart | have I | fought thee : O let me not go wrong | out of | 
 
 I thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 1 1 Thy words have I hid with- 1 -in my | heart : that I | fhould not| fin a- | -gainft thee. 
 
 1 2 BlefT^d art | thou, O | Lord : O | teach | me thy | ftatutes. 
 
 13 With my lips have | I been | telling: of all the | judgements | of thy | mouth. 
 
 14 I have had as great delight in the way of thy | tefti- | -monies : as | in all | manner 
 
 of I riches. 
 
 1 5 I will talk of I thy com- | -mandments : and have re- | -fpec5t | unto thy | ways. 
 
 1 6 My delight fhall be | in thy | ftatutes : and Y will | not for- | -get thy | word. 
 
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 r\ DO well I unto thy | fervant : that P may | live, and | keep thy | word. 
 
 ^^^ 18 O'pen I thou mine | eyes : that I may fee the wondrous | things | of thy | law. 
 
 19 I am a ftranger up- | -on | earth : O hide not | thy com- | -mandments | from me. 
 
 20 My foul breaketh out for the very | fervent de- | -fire : that it hath | alway | 
 
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 21 Thou haft re- | -buked the | proud : and curfed are they that do | err from | thy 
 
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 22 O turn from me ftiame | and re- | -buke : for Y have | kept thy | tefti- | -monies. 
 
 23 Princes alfo did fit and | fpeak a- | -gainft me : but thy fervant is | occupied | In 
 
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 24 For thy teftimonies are | my de- | -light : and | — my | counfel- | -lors. 
 
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 AyTY foul cleaveth I to the | duft : O quicken thou me, ac- | -cording | to thy | 
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 26 I have acknowledged my ways, and thou | heardeft | me : O | teach | me thy | 
 
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 27 Make me to underftand the way of | thy com- | -mandments : and fo ftiall I 
 
 talk I of thy | wondrous | works. 
 
 28 My foul melteth away for very | heavi- | -nefs : comfort thou me ac- | -cording | 
 
 I unto thy | word. 
 
 29 Take from me the | way of | lying: and caufe thou me to make | much | of 
 
 thy I law. 
 
 30 I have chofen the | way of | truth : and thy judgements | have 1 1 laid be- | -fore me. 
 
 31 I have ftuck unto thy | tefti- ] -monies : O | Lord, con- | -found me | not. 
 
 32 I will run the way of | thy com- | -mandments : when thou haft fet my | heart 
 
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 'T^EACH me, O Lord, the | way of thy | ftatutes : and Y fhall | keep it | unto 
 '*' the I end. 
 
 34 Give me underftanding, and Y fhall | keep thy | law : yea, I fhall keep it | with 
 
 my I whole | heart. 
 
 35 Make me to go in the path of | thy com- | -mandments : for there- | -in is | my 
 
 de- I -fire. 
 2^6 Incline my heart unto thy I tefli- | -monies : and | not to | covetouf- | -nefs. 
 
 37 O turn away mine eyes, left they behold | vani- | -ty : and quicken thou | me | 
 
 I in thy | way. 
 
 38 O ftablifh thy word | in thy | fervant : that | I may | fear | thee. 
 
 39 Take away the rebuke that | I am a- | -fraid of: for thy [judgements | are | good. 
 
 40 Behold, my delight is in | thy com- | -mandments : O quicken me | in thy | 
 
 I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 Et veniat Juper me, 
 
 T ET thy loving mercy come alfo unto | me, O | Lord : even thy falvation, ac- | 
 I -cording | unto thy | word. 
 
 42 So fhall I make anfwer unto | my blaf- | -phemers : for my | truft is | in thy | 
 
 I word. 
 
 43 O take not the word of thy truth utterly j out of my | mouth : for my | hope 
 
 is I in thy | judgements. 
 
 44 So fhall I alway | keep thy | law : yea, | — for | ever and | ever. 
 
 45 And I will walk at | liber- | -ty : for I | feek | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 46 I will fpeak of thy teftimonies alfo, even be- | -fore | kings : and | will not [ be 
 
 a- I -fhamed. 
 
 47 And my delight fhall be in | thy com- I -mandments : which I 1 1 — have | loved. 
 46 My hands alfo will I lift up unto thy commandments, which | I have | loved : 
 
 and my ftudy | fhall be | in thy | ftatutes. 
 
Day XXIV. Pfalm cxix. 137 
 
 Memor efto Jervi tui, 
 
 C\ THINK upon thy fervant, as con- ] -cerning thy | word : wherein thou haft 
 
 caufed | me to | put my | truft. 
 
 50 The fame is my comfort | in my | trouble : for thy | word hath | quickened | me. 
 
 5 1 The proud have had me exceedingly | in de- | -rifion : yet have I not | (hrinked ) 
 
 I from thy | law. 
 
 52 For I remembered thine everlafting judge- | -ments, O | Lord: and | — re- | 
 
 I -ceived | comfort. 
 c^i^ I am horri- | -bly a- | -fraid : for the ungodly | that for- | -fake thy | law. 
 54 Thy ftatutes have | been my | fongs : in the houfe | of my | pilgrim- | -age. 
 c^c^ I have thought upon thy Name, O Lord, in the | night- | -feafon : and | — have | 
 
 I kept thy | law. 
 56 This I — I ] had : becaufe I | kept | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 Portio mea, Domine. 
 
 'T^HOU art my | portion, O | Lord : I have promif- | -ed to | keep thy | law. 
 
 58 I made my humble petition in thy prefence with my | whole ) heart : O be 
 merciful unto me ac- | -cording | to thy | word. 
 
 59 I called mine own ways | to re- | -membrance : and turned my feet | unto thy | 
 
 I tefti- I -monies. 
 
 60 I made hafte, and prolonged | not the | time : to | keep | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 6 1 The congregations of the ungodly have | robbed | me : but T have | not for- | 
 
 I -gotten thy | law. 
 
 62 At midnight I will rife to give thanks | unto | thee : becaufe | of thy | righteous | 
 
 I judgements. 
 62 I am a companion of all | them that | fear thee : and | keep | thy com- | 
 
 I -mandments. 
 64 The earth, O Lord, is | full of thy | mercy : O j teach | me thy | ftatutes. 
 
 Bonitatem fecifii. 
 
 r\ LORD, thou haft dealt gracioufly | with thy | fervant : ac- | -cording | unto thy | 
 I word. 
 
 66 O learn me true under- | ftanding and | knowledge : for I have be- | -lieved | 
 
 I thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 67 Before I was troubled, | I went | wrong : but now | have I | kept thy | word. 
 
 68 Thou art | good and j gracious : O | teach | me thy | ftatutes. 
 
 69 The proud have imagined a | lie a- | -gainft me : but I will keep thy command- 
 
 ments I with my | whole | heart. 
 
 70 Their heart is as j fat as | brawn : but my delight hath | been | in thy | law. 
 
 71 It is good for me that Y have | been in | trouble : that | I may | learn thy | ftatutes. 
 
 72 The law of thy mouth is dearer | unto | me : than | thoufands of | gold and ] filver. 
 
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 Day XXV. 
 
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 ^T^HY hands have made me and | fafhioned | me : O give me underftanding, that 
 r may | learn | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 74 They that fear thee will be glad | when they | fee me : becaufe I have put my | 
 
 I truft I in thy | word. 
 
 75 I know, O Lord, that thy | judgements are | right : and that thou of very faith- 
 
 -fulnefs haft | caufed me | to be | troubled. 
 
 76 O let thy merciful kindnefs | be my | comfort : according to thy | word | unto 
 
 thy I fervant. 
 
 77 O let thy loving mercies come unto me, that 1 1 may | live : for thy j law is | my 
 
 de- I -light. 
 
 78 Let the proud be confounded, for they go wickedly about | to de- | -ftroy me: 
 
 but I will be occu- 1 -pied in | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 79 Let fuch as fear thee, and have known thy | tefti- | -monies : be | turned | unto | 
 
 I me. 
 
 80 O let my heart be found | in thy | ftatutes : that [ I be | not a- | -fhamed. 
 
 Defecit anima mea. 
 
 TVyTY foul hath longed for | thy fal- | -vation : and I have a good hope be- 1 -caufe | 
 ^^^ I of thy I word. 
 
 82 Mine eyes long fore | for thy | word : faying, O when ] wilt thou | comfort | me } 
 
 83 For I am become like a bottle | in the | fmoke : yet do I | not for- | -get thy | 
 
 I ftatutes. 
 
 84 How many are the days | of thy [ fervant: when wilt thou be avenged of | 
 
 I them that | perfecute | me ? 
 8 5 The proud have digged | pits for | me : which | are not | after thy | law. 
 86 All thy com- | -mandments are | true : they perfecute me falfely ; | O be ] thou 
 
 my I help. 
 
Day XXV. Pfalm cxix. 139 
 
 87 They had almoft made an end of | me upon | earth : but Y for- | -foolc not | thy 
 
 com- I -mandments. 
 
 88 O quicken me after thy | loving- | -kindnefs : and fo fhall I keep the tefti- j 
 
 I -monies | of thy | mouth. 
 
 In aternum^ Domine, 
 
 C\ I LORD, thy I word ; en- | -dureth for | ever in | heaven. 
 
 90 Thy truth alfo remaineth from one generation | to an- | -other : thou haft 
 laid the foundation of the | earth, and | it a- | -bideth. 
 
 91 They continue this day according to thine | ordin- | -ance : for | all things [ferve | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 92 If my delight had not been | in thy | law : I fhould have | perifhed | in my | 
 
 I trouble. 
 
 93 I will never forget | thy com- | -mandments : for with them | thou haft | quickened] 
 
 I me. 
 
 94 I am I thine, O | fave me : for Y have | fought | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 95 The ungodly laid wait for me | to de- | -ftroy me : but Y will con- | -fider thy | 
 
 I tefti- I -monies. 
 
 96 I fee that all things | come to an | end : but thy commandment | is ex- | -ceeding | 
 
 I broad. 
 
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 T ORD, what love have I | unto thy | law : all the day long | is my | ftudy | in it. 
 98 Thou through thy commandments haft made me wifer than mine | ene- | 
 I -mies : for | they are | ever | with me. 
 
 99 I have more underftanding | than my | teachers ; for thy tefti- | -monies | are 
 
 my I ftudy. 
 
 1 00 I am wifer | than the | aged : becaufe I | keep | thy com- | -mandments. 
 
 101 I have refrained my feet from every | evil | way : that | I may | keep thy | 
 I word. 
 
 102 I have not ftirunk | from thy | judgements: for | thou | teacheft | me. 
 
 103 O how fweet are thy words | unto my | throat : yea, fweeter than | honey | unto 
 my I mouth. 
 
 104 Through thy commandments I get | under- | -ftanding : therefore I | hate all | 
 j evil I ways. 
 
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 npHY word is a lantern | unto my | feet : and a | light | unto my | paths. 
 
 1 06 I have fworn, and am | fteadfaftly | purpofd : to | keep thy | righteous | 
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 107 I am troubled a- | -bove | meafure : quicken me, O Lord, ac- | -cording | to thy | 
 I word. 
 
 108 Let the free-will offerings of my mouth pleafe | thee, O | Lord : and | teach | me 
 thy I judgements. 
 
 109 My foul is alway | in my | hand : yet do I | not for- 1 -get thy | law. 
 
 no The ungodly have laid a | fnare for | me : but yet I fwerved | not from | thy 
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 1 1 1 Thy teftimonies have I claimed as mine heri- | -tage for | ever : and why } they 
 are the very | joy | of my | heart. 
 
 1 1 2 I have applied my heart to fulfil thy | flatutes | alway : even | un | -to the | end. 
 
 Iniquos odio hahui. 
 
 T HATE them that imagine | evil | things : but | thy law | do 1 1 love. 
 
 114 Thou art my de- | -fence and | fhield : and my | trufl is | in thy | word. 
 
 115 Away from | me, ye | wicked : I will keep the com- | -mandments | of my | God. 
 
 1 1 6 O flablifh me according to thy word, that | I may | live : and let me not be 
 disap- I -pointed | of my | hope. 
 
 117 Hold thou me up, and | Ifhall be | fafe : yea, my delight fhall be | ever | in thy | 
 I flatutes. 
 
 1 1 8 Thou hafl trodden down all them that depart j from thy | flatutes : for they 
 i- I -magine | but de- | -ceit. 
 
 119 Thou putteft away all the ungodly of the | earth like ] drofs : therefore I I love 
 thy I tefti- | -monies. 
 
 1 20 My flefh trembleth for | fear of | thee : and Y am a- | -fraid | of thy ] 
 I judgements. 
 
Day XXVI. Pfalm cxix. 141 
 
 Feci judicium, 
 
 T DEAL with the thing that is | lawful and ( right : O give me not over | unto | 
 I mine op- | -prefTors. 
 
 122 Make thou thy fervant to delight in | that which is | good: that the | proud 
 do I me no ! wrong. 
 
 1 23 Mine eyes are wafted away with looking | for thy | health : and for the word | 
 I of thy I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 1 24 O deal with thy fervant according unto thy | loving | mercy : and | teach | me 
 thy I ftatutes. 
 
 125 I am thy fervant, O grant me | under- | -ftanding : that Y may | know thy | 
 
 tefti- I -monies. 
 
 126 It is time for thee, Lord, to lay | to thine | hand : for they | have de- | -ftroyed 
 thy I law. 
 
 1 27 For I love | thy com- | -mandments : above | gold and | precious | ftone. 
 
 128 Therefore hold I ftraight all | thy com- | -mandments: and all falfe ways I | 
 I utter- I -ly ab- | -hor. 
 
 Mirabilia, 
 
 'T^HY teftimonies are | wonder- | - ful : therefore | doth my | foul | keep them. 
 130 When thy word | goeth | forth : it giveth light and under- | -ftanding | 
 I unto the | fimple. 
 
 131 I opened my mouth, and drew | in my | breath : for my delight | was In | thy 
 com- I -mandments. 
 
 132 O look thou upon me, and be merciful | unto | me : as thou ufeft to do unto | 
 I thofe that | love thy | Name. 
 
 133 Order my fteps I in thy | word : and fo fhall no wickednefs have do- | -minion | 
 I over I me. 
 
 134 O deliver me from the wrongful | dealings of | men: and fo ftiall I | keep | thy 
 com- I -mandments. 
 
 135 Shew the light of thy countenance up- | -on thy | fervant: and | teach | me 
 thy I ftatutes. 
 
 136 Mine eyes gufti | out with | water : becaufe | men keep | not thy | law. 
 
 Juftus eSy Domine, 
 
 T> IGHTEOUS art ] thou, O j Lord : and | true | is thy | judgement. 
 
 138 The teftimonies that thou | haft com- | -manded : are ex- | -ceeding | 
 I righteous and | true. 
 
 139 My zeal hath even con- | -fumed | me : becaufe mine enemies | have for- | -gotten 
 thy I words. 
 
 1 40 Thy word is tried to the [ utter- | -moft : and thy | fervant | loveth | it. 
 
 [41 I am fmall, and of no ] repu- | -tation : yet do I not for- | -get | thy com- | 
 I -mandments. 
 
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 143 Trouble and heavinefs have taken | hold up- | -on me : yet is my de- 1 -light in 
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 144 The righteoufnefs of thy teftimonies is | ever- | -lafting : O grant me under- 
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 T CALL with my | whole | heart : hear me, O Lord, | I will | keep thy | ftatutes. 
 146 Yea, even unto thee | do I | call : help me, and Y fhall | keep thy | tefti- | 
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 147 Early in the morning do I cry | unto | thee : for in | thy word | is my | truft. 
 
 148 Mine eyes prevent the | night- | -watches : that I might be | occupied | in thy | 
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 149 Hear my voice, O Lord, according unto thy | loving- | -kindnefs : quicken me, 
 ac- I -cording as | thou art | wont. 
 
 150 They draw nigh that of malice | perfecute ] me : and are | far | from thy | law. 
 
 151 Be thou nigh at | hand, O | Lord : for all | thy com- | -mandments are | true. 
 
 152 As concerning thy teftimonies, I have | known long | fince : that thou haft I 
 I grounded | them for ] ever. 
 
Day XXVI. Pfalm cxix. 143 
 
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 r\ CONSIDER mine adverfity, and de- | -liver | me : for T do | not for- | -get 
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 154 Avenge thou my caufe, and de- 1 -liver | me : quicken me, ac- | -cording | to 
 thy I word. 
 
 155 Health is far from | the un- | -godly : for they re- | -gard | not thy | ftatutes. 
 
 156 Great is thy | mercy, O | Lord : quicken | me, as | thou art | wont. 
 
 157 Many there are that trouble me, and | perfecute | me : yet do I not fwerve | 
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 158 It grieveth me when I | fee the tranf- | -greflbrs : becaufe j they keep | not thy | 
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 159 Confider, O Lord, how I love | thy com- | -mandments : O quicken me, ac- 
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 160 Thy word is true from | ever- | -lafting : all the judgements of thy righteouf- 
 nefs en- | -dure for | ever- | -more. 
 
 Principes perfecuti funt. 
 
 pRINCES have perfecuted me with- | -out a | caufe : but my heart ftandeth in | 
 
 I awe I of thy | word. 
 162 I am as glad | of thy | word: as one that | findeth | great | fpoils. 
 1 62 As for lies, I hate | and ab- | -hor them : but | thy law | do 1 | love. 
 
 164 Seven times a day | do I | praife thee : becaufe | of thy | righteous | judgements. 
 
 165 Great is the peace that they have who | love thy | law : and they are | not of- | 
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 166 Lord, I have looked for thy | faving | health: and done ] after | thy com- | 
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 167 My foul hath kept thy | tefti- | -monies : and loved | them ex- | -ceeding- |-ly. 
 
 168 I have kept thy commandments and | tefti- | -monies: for all my | ways | are 
 be- I -fore thee. 
 
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 T ET my complaint come before | thee, O | Lord : give me underftanding, ac- | 
 1 -cording | to thy | word. 
 
 170 Let my fupplication | come be- | -fore thee : deliver me, ac- 1 -cording | to thy | 
 I word. 
 
 171 My Hps fhall fpeak | of thy j praife : when thou haft | taught | me thy | ftatutes. 
 
 172 Yea, my tongue fhall fing | of thy | word : for all thy com- | -mand- | -ments 
 are | righteous. 
 
 1 73 Let thine | hand | help me : for T have | chofen | thy com- |. mandments. 
 
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 174 I have longed for thy faving | healthy O | Lord: and in thy | law is | my 
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 175 O let my foul live, and | it fhall | praife thee : and thy | judge- | -ments fhall [ 
 
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 176 I have gone aft ray like a fheep | that is | loft : O feek thy fervant, for 1 do not 
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 "IX/'HEN I was in trouble I called up- | -on the | Lord : and | — he | heard 
 
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 1 Deliver my foul, O Lord, from | lying | lips : and | from a de- | -ceitful 
 
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 3 What reward fhall be given or done unto thee, | thou falfe | tongue : even mighty 
 
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 4 Woe is me, that I am conftrained to | dwell with | Mefech : and to have my 
 
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 5 My foul hath long | dwelt among | them : that are | enemies | unto | peace. 
 
 6 I labour for peace, but when I fpeak unto | them there- | -of: they | make them | 
 
 I ready to | battle. 
 
Day XXVII. 
 
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 Levavi oculos. 
 
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 He will not fufFer thy foot | to be | moved : and he that | keepeth thee | will not | 
 
 I fleep. 
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 fhall I neither | (lumber nor | fleep. 
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 7 Peace be with- | -in thy | walls : and plenteoufnefs with- | -In thy | pake- | -es. 
 
 8 For my brethren and com- | -panions' | fakes : I will wifh | thee prof- | -peri- 1 -ty. 
 
 9 Yea, becaufe of the houfe of the | Lord our | God : Y will | feek to | do thee | good. 
 
 WAS glad when they | fald unto | me : We will go | into the j houfe of the | Lord. 
 2 Our feet fhall ftand | in thy | gates : O | — Je- | -rufa- | -lem. 
 Jerufalem is built | as a | city: that is at | unity | In It- | -felf. 
 For thither the tribes go up, even the tribes | of the | Lord : to teftify unto Ifrael, 
 
 to give thanks unto the | Name | of the | Lord. 
 For there is the | feat of | judgement : even the | feat of the | houfe of | David. 
 O pray for the peace of Je- j -rufa- | -lem : they fhall | profper that | love | thee. 
 
 PSALM CXXIII. 
 T INTO thee lift I | up mine 
 
 Ad te levavi oculos meos, 
 
 eyes : O thou that | dwelleft | in the | heavens. 
 2 Behold, even as the eyes of fervants look unto the hand of their maflers, and 
 as the eyes of a maiden unto the hand | of her | miftrefs : even fo our eyes wait 
 upon the Lord our God, until j he have j mercy up- | -on us. 
 
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 PSALM CXXIV. Nift quia Bominus. 
 
 TF the Lord himfelf had not been on our fide, now may | Ifrael | fay : If the Lord 
 himfelf had not been on our fide, when | men rofe | up a- | -gainft us ; 
 
 2 They had fwallowed | us up | quick : when they were fo wrathful- | -ly dif- j 
 
 I -pleafed | at us. 
 
 3 Yea, the waters had | drowned | us : and the ftream had | gone | over our | foul. 
 
 4 The deep waters | of the | proud : had gone | even | over our | foul. 
 
 5 But praifed | be the | Lord : who hath not given us over for a | prey | unto their [ 
 
 I teeth. 
 
 6 Our foul is efcaped even as a bird out of the fnare | of the | fowler : the fnare is 
 
 broken, and | we are de- | -liver- | -ed, 
 
 7 Our help ftandeth in the Name j of the | Lord : who hath | made j heaven and | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 PSALM CXXV. 
 
 ^u confidunt. 
 
 'T^HEY that put their trufl: in the Lord fhall be even | as the mount [ Sion : which 
 may not be removed, but | ftandeth | faft for | ever. 
 
 2 The hills fland about Je- | -rufa- 1 -lem : even fo ftandeth the Lord round about 
 
 his people, from this time | forth for | ever- | -more. 
 
 3 For the rod of the ungodly cometh not into the lot | of the | righteous : left the 
 
 righteous put their hand | unto | wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 4 Do I well, O I Lord : unto thofe that are | good and | true of | heart. 
 
 5 As for fuch as turn back unto their own | wicked- | -nefs : the Lord ftiall jeac 
 
 them forth with the evil doers ; but peace ftiall | be upon [ Ifra- j -el. 
 
Day XXVII. Pfalm cxxvi. cxxvii. cxxviii. 
 
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 PSALM CXXVI. 
 
 E. G. Monk. 
 
 In convertendo. 
 
 AXT'HEN the Lord turned again the captivl- | -ty of | Sion : then were we like | 
 I unto I them that | dream. 
 
 2 Then was our mouth | filled with | laughter : and | — our I tongue with | joy. 
 
 3 Then faid they a- | -mong the | heathen : The Lord hath | done great | things for | 
 
 I them. 
 
 4 Yea, the Lord hath done great things for | us al- | -ready : where- | -of | we 
 
 re- I -joice. 
 
 5 Turn our captivity, | O | Lord : as the | rivers | in the j fouth. 
 
 6 They that | fow in | tears : fhall | — | reap in | joy. 
 
 7 He that now goeth on his way weeping, and beareth | forth good | feed : fhall 
 
 doubtlefs come again with joy, and | bring his | fheaves | with him. 
 
 PSALM CXXVII. 
 ■gXCEPT the Lord I build the 
 
 Nifi Dominus, 
 
 houfe : their labour j is but | loft that | build it. 
 1 Except the Lord | keep the | city : the watchman | waketh | but in | vain. 
 
 3 It is but loft labour that ye hafte to rife up early, and fo late take reft, and eat the 
 
 bread of | careful- | -nefs : for fo he giveth j his be- | -loved | fteep. 
 
 4 Lo, children and the fruit | of the | womb : are an heritage and gift that | cometh | 
 
 I of the I Lord. 
 
 5 Like as the arrows in the hand | of the | giant : even fo | are the j young | children. 
 
 6 Happy is the man that hath his quiver | full of | them : they ftiall not be aftiamed 
 
 when they fpeak with their | enemies | in the | gate. 
 
 PSALM CXXVIII. 
 
 Beati omnes. 
 
 OLESSED are all they that j fear the | Lord: and | walk | in his i ways. 
 
 2 For thou ftialt eat the labours | of thine | hands : O well is thee, and | happy 
 i ftialt thou 1 be. 
 
 3 Thy wife ftiall be as the ] fruitful 
 
 the I walls I of thine I houfe. 
 
148 
 
 Pfalm cxxix. cxxx, 
 
 Day XXVII. 
 
 4 Thy children like the | olive- | -branches : round | — a- | -bout thy | table. 
 
 5 Lo, thus fhall the | man be | blefTed : that | fear- | -eth the | Lord. 
 
 6 The Lord from out of Sion | (hall fo | blefs thee : that thou fhalt fee Jerufalem 
 
 in profperity | all thy | life | long. 
 
 7 Yea, that thou fhalt fee thy | children's | children : and | peace upon | Ifra- I -el. 
 
 I. 
 
 Pfalm cxxix, cxxx. cxxx 
 
 No. 146. 
 
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 Pjalm 
 
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 No. 148, 
 
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 E. G. Monk. 
 
 Sape expugnaverunt. 
 
 AyTANY a time have they fought againft me from my | youth | up : may | Ifrael I 
 ^^^ I now I fay. 
 
 2 Yea, many a tim.e have they vexed me from my | youth | up : but they have not 
 
 pre- I -vailed a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 3 The plowers plowed up- | -on my | back : and | made | long | furrows. 
 
 4 But the I righteous | Lord : hath hewn the fnares of | the un- | -godly in | pieces. 
 
 5 Let them be confounded and | turned | backward : as many as have | evil | will 
 
 at I Sion. 
 
 6 Let them be even as the grafs growing up- 1 -on the | houfe-tops : which withereth 
 
 afore | it be | plucked | up ; 
 
 7 Whereof the mower filleth | not his | hand : neither he that bindeth j up the | 
 
 I fheaves his | bofom. 
 
 8 So that they who go by fay not fo much as. The Lord | profper | you : we wifh 
 
 you good luck in the | Name | of the | Lord. 
 
 PSALM CXXX. 
 
 De profundis. 
 
 O 
 
 ,UT of the deep have I called unto | thee, O | Lord : Lord, | hear | my | voice. 
 2 O let thine ears con- | -fider | well : the | voice of | my com- | -plaint. 
 
 3 If thou. Lord, wilt be extreme to mark what is | done a- | -mifs : O | Lord, who 
 
 I may a- | -bide it ^. 
 
 4 For there is | mercy with | thee : therefore | fhalt | thou be | feared. 
 
 5 I look for the Lord ; my foul doth | wait for | him : in his | word | is my | truft. 
 
 6 My foul fleeth | unto the | Lord : before the morning watch, I fay, be- 1 -fore the 
 
 I morning [ watch. 
 
Day XXVIII, 
 
 Pfalm cxxxi. cxxxii, 
 
 149 
 
 7 O Ifrael, truft in the Lord, for with the Lord | there is | mercy : and witk | him 
 
 is I plenteous re- | -demption. 
 
 8 And he fhall redeem I Ifra- ! -el : from 1 all I his 1 fms. 
 
 PSALM CXXXI. 
 
 ORD, I am | not high- | -minded : I 
 2 I do not exercife myfelf in | great 
 
 DominSy non eft, 
 
 have no | proud | looks. 
 
 matters : which | are too | high for | me. 
 
 3 But I refrain my foul, and keep it low, like as a child that is weaned | from his | 
 
 I mother : yea, my foul is even | as a | weaned | child. 
 
 4 O Ifrael, I truft in the | Lord : from this time | forth for I ever- 1 -more. 
 
 Day XXVIIL 
 
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 11. 
 
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 Dr. T. S. Dupuis- 
 
 Pfalm cxxxii. cxxxiil. cxxxiv. cxxxv. 
 
 No. 151, 
 
 PSALM CXXXII. 
 
 Dr. T. a. Walmisley. 
 
 Memento IDomine, 
 
 T ORD, re- | -member | David : and | all | — his | trouble ; 
 
 1 How he fware | unto the | Lord : and vowed a vow unto the Al- | -mighty | 
 I God of I Jacob ; 
 
 3 I will not come within the tabernacle | of mine | houfe : nor | climb up | into my I 
 
 I bed; 
 
 4 I will not fuffer mine eyes to fleep, nor mine | eyelids to | flumber : neither the 
 
 temples of my head to | take | any | reft ; 
 
 5 Until I find out a place for the temple | of the | Lord : an habitation for the | 
 
 I mighty | God of | Jacob. 
 
 6 Lo, we heard of the fame at | Ephra- | -ta : and ] found it | in the | wood. 
 
 7 We will go into his | taber- | -nacle : and fall low on our | knees be- i -fore his | 
 
 I footftool. 
 
 8 Arife, O Lord, into thy | refting- | -place : thou, and the | ark | of thy | ftrength. 
 
 9 Let thy priefts be clothed with | righteouf- | -nefs : and let thy faints | fing with j 
 
 I joyful- I -nefs. 
 
 10 For thy fervant | David's | fake: turn not away the | prefence of | thine 
 
 A- -nointed. 
 
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 1 1 The Lord hath made a faithful oath | unto | David : and he | fhall not | fhrink 
 
 from I it. 
 1 1 Of the fruit ] of thy | body : fhall I | fet up- | -on thy | feat. 
 
 13 If thy children will keep my covenant, and my teftimonies that | I fhall | learn 
 
 them : their children alfo fhall fit upon thy | feat for | ever- | -more. 
 
 14 For the Lord hath chofen Sion to be an habitation ] for him- | -felf : he | — hath | 
 
 I longed I for her. 
 
 1 5 This Ihall be my | reft for | ever : here will I dwell, for I | have a de- | -light 
 
 there- 1 -in. 
 
 16 I will blefs her | vidluals with | increafe : and will fatif- | -fy her | poor with | 
 
 I bread. 
 
 17 I will deck her ] priefts with | health : and her faints | fhall re- | -joice and | fmg. 
 
 1 8 There fhall I make the horn of | David to | flourifh : I have ordained a | lantern 
 
 for I mine A- | -nointed. 
 
 1 9 As for his enemies, I fhall clothe | them with | fhame : but upon himfelf | fhall 
 
 his I crown 1 flourifh. 
 
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 No. 150. 
 
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 Ecce^ quam bonum ! 
 
 T>EHOLD, how good and joyful a | thing it ] is : brethren, to dwell to- | -gether 
 in I uni- | -ty ! 
 
 2 It is like the precious ointment upon the head, that ran down | unto the | beard : 
 
 even unto Aaron's beard, and went down to the | fkirts | of his | clothing, 
 
 3 Like as the | dew of | Hermon : which fell up- | -on the | hill of | Sion. 
 
 4 For there the Lord promif- | -ed his | blefting : and | life for | ever- j -more. 
 
Day XXVIII. Pfalm cxxxiv. cxxxv^. 15] 
 
 PSALM CXXXIV. Ecce nunc, 
 
 "D EHOLD now, | praife the | Lord : all ye | fervants | of the | Lord ; 
 ''^ 2 Ye that by night ftand in the houfe | of the | Lord : even in the courts ot 
 
 the I houfe | of our | God. 
 
 3 Lift up your hands in the | fandu- | -ary : and | praife | — the | Lord. 
 
 4 The Lord that made | heaven and | earth : give thee [ bleffing | out of | Sion. 
 
 PSALM CXXXV. Laudate Nomen, 
 
 r\ PRAISE the Lord, laud ye the Name | of the | Lord : praife it, O' ye | fervants | 
 ^^ I of the I Lord ; 
 
 2 Ye that ftand in the houfe ' of the | Lord : in the courts of the | houfe | of our | God. 
 
 3 O praife the Lord, for the | Lord is | gracious : O ling praifes unto his | Name, for | 
 
 I it is I lovely. 
 
 4 For why ? the Lord hath chofen Jacob | unto him- | -felf : and Ifrael | for his | own 
 
 pof- I -fefTion. 
 
 5 For I know that the | Lord is | great : and that our Lord | is a- 1 -bove all | gods. 
 
 6 Whatfoever the Lord pleafed, that did he in heaven, '! and in | earth : and in the 
 
 fea, I and in | all deep | places. 
 
 7 He bringeth forth the clouds from the ends | of the | world : and fendeth forth 
 
 lightnings with the rain, bringing the | winds | out of his \ treafures. 
 
 8 He fmote the | firft-born of | Egypt : both | — of | man and | beaft. 
 
 9 He hath fent tokens and wonders into the midft of thee, O thou | land of | Egypt : 
 
 upon Pharaoh | and | all his | fervants. 
 
 10 He fmote | divers | nations : and | flew | mighty | kings ; 
 
 1 1 Sehon king of the Amorites, and O'g the | king of | Bafan : and | all the | kingdoms 
 
 of I Canaan ; 
 
 1 2 And gave their land to be an | herit- | -age : even an heritage unto | Ifra- | -el his | 
 
 I people. 
 
 1 3 Thy Name, O Lord, en- | -dureth for | ever : fo doth thy memorial, O Lord, 
 
 from one gener- | -ation | to an- | -other. 
 
 14 For the Lord will a- | -venge his | people : and be | gracious | unto his | fervants. 
 
 1 5 As for the images of the heathen, they are but | filver and | gold : the | work of | 
 
 I men's | hands. 
 
 1 6 They have | mouths, and | fpeak not : eyes | have they, | but they | fee not. 
 
 1 7 They have ears, and | yet they | hear not : neither is there any | breath | in their | 
 
 I mouths. 
 
 1 8 They that make them are like ] unto | them [ : and fo are all they that | put their | 
 
 I truft in I them. 
 
 1 9 Praife the Lord, ye houfe of | Ifra- 1 -el : praife the | Lord, ye | houfe of | Aaron. 
 
 20 Praife the Lord, ye | houfe of j Levi : ye that fear the | Lord, | praife the | Lord. 
 
 2 1 Praifed be the Lord I out of 1 Sion : who dwelleth | at Je- I -rufa- I -lem. 
 
152 
 
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 Day XXVIII, 
 
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 No. 152. 
 
 No. 154. 
 
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 J. TURLE. 
 
 Confitemini. 
 
 /^ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, for | he Is | gracious : and his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 ^^^ for I ever. 
 
 I O give thanks unto the God | of all | gods : for his | mercy en- 1 -dureth for ] ever. 
 
 3 O thank the Lord | of all | lords : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 4 Who only | doeth great | wonders : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 5 Who by his excellent wifdom | made the | heavens : for his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 6 Who laid out the earth a- | -bove the j waters : for his | mercy en- [ -dureth for | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 7 Who hath | made great | lights : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for j ever. 
 
 8 The fun to | rule the | day : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 9 The moon and the ftars to | govern the | night : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 10 Who fmote Egypt | with their | firft-born : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever; 
 
 I I And brought out Ifrael | from a- | -mong them : for his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 1 2 With a mighty hand, and j ftretched-out | arm : for his | mercy en- 1 -dureth for | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 13 Who divided the Red Sea | in two j parts : for his [ mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 14 And made Ifrael to go through the | midfl of | it : for his | mercy en- 1 -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 15 But as for Pharoah and his hoft, he overthrew them in the | Red | Sea : for his ] 
 
 ! mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 16 Who led his people through the | wilder- | -nefs : for his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 17 Who I fmote great | kings : for his I mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
 * Borh fides of the Choir are rec^ueiled to fing the words, "For his mercy endureth for evei." 
 
Day XXVIII. 
 
 Pfalm cxxxvii, 
 
 153 
 
 18 Yea, and flew | mighty | kings : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever ; 
 
 T 9 Sehon king of the | Amor- | -ites : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for \ ever ,' 
 
 20 And O'g the | king of | Bafan : for his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever ; 
 
 ■2 1 And gave away their land for an | herit- | -age : for his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 22 Even for an heritage unto Ifra- | -el his | fervant : 
 for I ever. 
 Who remembered us when we | were in | trouble : 
 
 for I ever ; 
 And hath delivered us from our | ene- | -mies : for 
 I ever. 
 
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 for his I mercy en- | -dureth 
 for his I mercy en- | -dureth 
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 25 Who giveth food | to all 
 
 26 O give thanks unto the 
 
 I ever. 
 
 27 O give thanks unto the 
 
 I. 
 
 Pjalm cxxxvii. 
 
 ■dureth for 
 mercy en- 
 
 ever ; 
 -dureth for 
 
 en- I -dureth for I ever. 
 
 T. PURCELL. J.TURLE. 
 
 PSALM CXXXVII. Super flumina. 
 
 T> Y the waters of Babylon we fat | down and | wept : when we re- | -membered | 
 ^ I thee, O I Sion. 
 
 As for our harps, we | hanged them | up : upon the | trees that | are there- | -in. 
 For they that led us away captive required of us then a fong, and melody, in 
 
 our I heavi- | -nefs : Sing us | one of the | fongs of | Sion. 
 How fhall we fing the | Lord's | fong : in | — a | ftrange | land P 
 If I forget thee, O' Je- | -rufa- | -lem : let my right | hand for- | -get her | 
 I cunning. 
 
 6 If I do not remember thee, let my tongue cleave to the roof | of my | mouth : 
 
 yea, if I prefer not Je- | -rufalem | in my | mirth. 
 
 7 Remember the children of Edom, O Lord, in the day of Je- | -rufa- | -lem : 
 
 how they faid, Down with it, down with it, | even | to the | ground. 
 
 8 O daughter of Babylon, wafted with | mife- | -ry : yea, happy fhall he be that 
 
 rewardeth thee, as | thou haft | ferved | us. 
 
 9 Bleffed ftiall he be that | taketh thy | children : and throweth them a- | -gainft 
 
 the I ftones. 
 
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 Confitebor tibi. 
 
 WILL give thanks unto thee, O Lord, with my | whole | heart : even before the 
 
 gods will I fing I praife | unto | thee. 
 I will worfhip toward thy holy temple, and praife thy Name, becaufe of thy 
 
 loving- 1 kindnefs and | truth : for thou haft magnified thy Name, and thy | Word 
 
 a- I -bove all | things. 
 When I called upon thee, thou | heardeft | me : and enduedft my | foul with | much | 
 
 I ftrength. 
 All the kings of the earth fhall praife [ thee, O | Lord : for they have heard the | 
 
 I words I of thy | mouth. 
 Yea, they fhall fing in the ways J of the [ Lord : that great is the | glory | of the I 
 
 I Lord. 
 For though the Lord be high, yet hath he refpedl | unto the | lowly : as for the 
 
 proud, he be- | -holdeth | them afar | off. 
 Though I walk in the midft of trouble, yet fhalt | thou re- 1 -frefh me : thou fhalt 
 
 ftretch forth thy hand upon the furioufnefs of mine enemies, and | thy right I 
 
 I hand fhall \ fave me. 
 The Lord fhall make good his loving-kindnefs to- | -ward \ me : yea, thy mercy, 
 
 O Lord, endureth for ever ; defpife not then the | works of | thine own | hands. 
 
Day XXIX. 
 
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 Domine^ probafti. 
 
 f^ LORD, thou haft fearched me | out, and | known me : thou knoweft my down- 
 fitting, and mine up-rifmg ; thou underftandeft my | thoughts | long be- | -fore. 
 
 2 Thou art about my path, and a- | -bout my | bed : and | fpieft out | all my | ways. 
 
 3 For lo, there is not a word | in my | tongue : but thou, O Lord, | knoweft it | 
 
 I alto- I -gether. 
 
 4 Thou haft faftiioned me behind | and be- | -fore : and | laid thine | hand up- | -on me. 
 
 5 Such knowledge is too wonderful and | excellent | for me : 1 cannot at- | -tain | 
 
 I unto I it. 
 
 6 Whither ftiall I go then | from thy | Spirit : or whither ftiall I | go then | from thy | 
 
 I prefence .^ 
 
 7 If I climb up into heaven, | thou art | there : if I go down to hell, | thou art | there | 
 
 I alfo. 
 
 8 If I take the wings | of the | morning : and remain in the uttermoft | parts | of the ] 
 
 |fea; 
 
 9 Even there alfo ftiall | thy hand \ lead me : and | thy right | hand ftiall | hold me. 
 
 10 If I fay, Peradventure the darknefs ftiall | cover | me : then ftiall my | night be | 
 
 I turned to | day. 
 
 1 1 Yea, the darknefs is no darknefs with thee, but the night is as clear | as the | day *. 
 
 the darknefs and light to | thee are | both a- | -like. 
 
 1 2 For my | reins are | thine : thou haft covered me | in my | mother's | womb. 
 
 13 I will give thanks unto thee, for I am fearfully and wonder- | -fully | made : 
 
 marvellous are thy works, and that my | foul | knoweth right | well. 
 
 14 My bones are not | hid from | thee : though I be made fecretly, and faftiioned 
 
 be- I -neath | in the j earth. 
 
 1 5 Thine eyes did fee my fubftance, yet | being im- | -perfed : and in thy book 
 
 were | aft my | members | written ; 
 
 1 6 Which day by day were | faftiion- | -ed : when as yet | there was | none of | 
 
 I them. 
 
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 17 How dear are thy counfels unto j me, O | God : O how great | is the | fum of | 
 
 I them ! 
 
 1 8 If I tell them, they are more in number | than the | fand : when I wake up | 
 
 ! I am I prefent with | thee. 
 
 1 9 Wilt thou not flay the | wicked, O | God : depart from me, | ye blood- | -thirfty | 
 
 I men. 
 
 20 For they fpeak unrighteoufly a- | -gainft | thee : and thine enemies | take thy | 
 
 I Name in | vain. 
 1 1 Do not I hate them, O Lord, that | hate | thee : and am not I grieved with thofe 
 that I rife up a- | -gainft | thee ? 
 
 22 Yea, I hate | them right | fore : even as though they | were mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 23 Try me, O God, and feek the ground | of my | heart : prove me, | and 
 
 ex- I -amine my | thoughts. 
 
 24 Look well if there be any way of | wickednefs | in me : and lead me in the | 
 
 I way I ever- | -lafting. 
 
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 T^ELIVER me, O Lord, from the | evil j man ; and preferve me | from the | 
 I wicked | man. 
 
 2 Who imagine mifchief | in their | hearts : and ftir up | ftrife | all the day j long. 
 
 3 They have fharpened their tongues j like a | ferpent : adder's | poifon is j under 
 
 their | lips. 
 
 4 Keep me, O Lord, from the hands of | the un- | -godly : preferve me from the 
 
 wicked men, who are purpofed to | over- | -throw my | goings.. 
 
Day XXIX. Pfalm cxM. 157 
 
 5 The proud have laid a fnare for me, and fpread a net a- | -broad with | cords : yea, 
 
 and I fet traps | in my | way. 
 
 6 1 faid unto the Lord, Thou | art my | God : hear the voice | of my | prayers, O | 
 
 I Lord. 
 
 7 O Lord God, thou ftrength | of my | health : thou haft covered my head | in the | 
 
 I day of I battle. 
 
 8 Let not the ungodly have his de- | -fire, O | Lord : let not his mifchievous 
 
 imagination profper, | left they | be too | proud. 
 
 9 Let the mifchief of their own lips fall upon the | head of | them : that | compafs | 
 
 I me a- | -bout. 
 
 1 o Let hot burning coals | fall up- | -on them : let them be caft into the fire, and 
 
 into the pit, that they | never rife | up a- | -gain. 
 
 1 1 A man full of words ftiall not profper up- | -on the | earth : evil fhall hunt the 
 
 wicked | perfon to | over- | -throw him. 
 
 1 2 Sure I am that the Lord will a- | -venge the | poor : and maintain the | caufe | 
 
 I of the I helplefs. 
 
 13 The righteous alfo ftiall give thanks | unto thy | Name: and the juft ftiall con- | 
 
 I -tinue I in thy | fight. 
 
 PSALM CXLL Domine^ clamavi, 
 
 T ORD, I call upon thee, hafte thee | unto | me: and confider my voice when I | 
 I cry I unto | thee. 
 
 2 Let my prayer be fet forth in thy fight | as the | incenfe : and let the lifting up ot 
 
 my hands be an | evening | facri- | -fice. 
 
 3 Set a watch, O Lord, be- | -fore my | mouth : and keep the | door | of my | lips. 
 
 4 O let not mine heart be inclined to any | evil | thing : let me not be occupied in 
 
 ungodly works with the men that work wickednefs, left I eat of fuch | things 
 as ] pleafe | them. 
 
 5 Let the righteous rather | fmite me | friendly : and | — re- | - prove | me. 
 
 6 But let not their precious balms | break my | head : yea, I will pray yet a- | -gainft 
 
 their | wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 7 Let their judges be overthrown in | ftony | places : that they may hear my | words, 
 
 for I they are | fweet. 
 
 8 Our bones lie fcattered be- | -fore the | pit : like as when one breaketh and heweth | 
 
 I wood up- I -on the | earth. 
 
 9 But mine eyes look unto thee, | O Lord | God : in thee is my truft, O | caft not | 
 
 I out my I foul. 
 
 10 Keep me from the fnare that they have | laid for [ me : and from the traps | of 
 
 the I wicked | doers. 
 I I Let the ungodly fall into their o vn | nets to- | -gether : and let me | ever 
 ef- I -cape | them. 
 
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 Fbr^ ;;?^^ ad Dominum. 
 
 T CRIED unto the Lord | with my | voice : yea, even unto the Lord did I i make 
 
 my I fuppli- I -cation. 
 1 I poured out my com- 1 -plaints be- | -fore him : and | fhewed him | of my | trouble. 
 
 3 When my fpirit was in heavinefs thou | kneweft my | path : in the way wherein 
 
 I walked have they privily | laid a | fnare for | me. 
 
 4 I looked alfo upon my | right | hand : and faw there was j no man | that would | 
 
 I know me. 
 
 5 I had no place to | flee | unto : and no man | cared | for my | foul. 
 
 6 I cried unto thee, O | Lord, and | faid : Thou art my hope, and my portion in 
 
 the I land | of the | living. 
 
 7 Confider | my com- | -plaint : for Y am | brought | very | low. 
 
 8 O deliver me from my | perfe- | -cutors : for they | are too | flrong | for me. 
 
 9 Bring my foul out of prifon, that I may give thanks | unto thy | Name : which 
 
 thing if thou wilt grant me, then fhall the righteous refort | unto my | 
 I compa- I -ny. 
 
 PSALM CXLIII. 
 
 Dominey exaudi. 
 
 T-JEAR my prayer, O Lord, and confider | my de- | -fire : hearken unto me for 
 thy I truth and | righteoufnefs' | fake. 
 
 2 And enter not into judgement | with thy | fervant : for in thy fight fhall no man [ 
 
 I living be | jufti- | -fled. 
 
 3 For the enemy hath perfecuted my foul ; he hath fmitten my life down | to the | 
 
 I ground : he hath laid me in the darknefs;, as the men | that have | been long | 
 I dead. 
 
 4 Therefore is my fpirit [ vexed with- | -in me : and my heart with- | -in me is j 
 
 I defo- I -lat\ 
 ^ Yet do I remember the time paft ; I mufe upon | all thy | works : yea, I exercife 
 myfelf in the | works ] of thy | hands. 
 
Day XXX 
 
 Pfalm cxiiv, 
 
 159 
 
 6 I llretch forth my hands | unto | thee : my foul gafpeth unto thee | as a | thirfty | 
 
 I land. 
 
 7 Hear me, O Lord, and that Toon, for my fpirit | waxeth | faint : hide not thy face 
 
 from me, left I be like unto them that go | down | into the | pit. 
 
 8 O let me hear thy loving-kindnefs betimes in the morning, for in thee | is my | 
 
 I truft : fhew thou me the way that I fhould walk in, for I lift | up my | foul 
 unto I thee. 
 
 9 Deliver me, O Lord, from mine | ene- | -mies : for I flee | unto | thee to | hide me. 
 
 10 Teach me to do the thing that pleafeth thee, for thou | art my | God : let thy 
 
 loving Spirit lead me forth into the | land of | righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 1 1 Quicken me, O Lord, for | thy Name's | fake : and for thy righteoufnefs' fake 
 
 bring my | foul | out of | trouble. 
 
 12 And of thy goodnefs flay mine | ene- | -mies : and deftroy all them that vex my 
 
 foul ; I for I I am thy | fervant. 
 
 Day XXX. 
 
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 "DLESSED be the | Lord my | ftrength : who teacheth my hands to war, | and 
 my I fingers to | fight ; 
 
 2 My hope and my fortrefs, my caftle and deliverer, my defender in | whom I I 
 
 I truft : who fubdueth my people | that is | under | me. 
 
 3 Lord, what is man, that thou haft fuch refped: | unto | him : or the fon of man, 
 
 that thou I fo re- | -gardeft | him .? 
 
 4 Man is like a | thing of | nought : his time pafleth a- | -way | like a | fliadow. 
 
 5 Bow thy heavens, O Lord, | and come | down : touch the | mountains, and | they 
 
 fliall I fmoke. 
 
 6 Caft forth thy lightning, and | tear | them : flioot out thine arrows, | and con- | 
 
 I -fume I them. 
 
 7 Send down thine hand | from a- 1 -bove : deliver me, and take me out of the great 
 
 waters, from the | hand of j ftrange | children ; 
 
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 8 Whofe mouth talketh of | vani- | -ty : and their right hand is a right | hand of | 
 
 I wicked- | -nefs. 
 
 9 I will fing a new fong unto j thee, O | God : and fing praifes unto thee up- | -on a 
 
 ten- I -ftringed | lute. 
 
 10 Thou haft given vidlory | unto | kings : and haft delivered David thy fervant 
 
 from the | peril | of the | fword. 
 
 1 1 Save me, and deliver me from the hand of | ftrange | children : whofe mouth 
 
 talketh of vanity, and their right hand is a right hand | of in- | -iqui- | -ty. 
 
 1 2 That our fons may grow up as the | young | plants : and that our daughters may 
 
 be as the pohfhed | corners i of the | temple. 
 
 1 3 That our garners may be full and plenteous with all | manner of | ftore : that our 
 
 fheep may bring forth thoufands and ten | thoufands | in our | ftreets. 
 
 1 4 That our oxen may be ftrong to labour, that there be | no de- | -cay : no leading 
 
 into captivity, and no com- | -plaining | in our | ftreets. 
 
 1 5 Happy are the people that are in | fuch a | cafe : yea, blefted are the people who 
 
 have the I Lord | for their I God. 
 
 PSALM CXLV, 
 
 Exaltabo te^ Deus. 
 
 T WILL magnify thee, O | God, my | King : and I will praife thy | Name for | 
 I ever and | ever. 
 
 2 Every day will I give thanks | unto | thee : and praife thy | Name for ] ever and | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 3 Great is the Lord, and marvellous, worthy | to be j praifed : there is no | end | of 
 
 his ] greatnefs. 
 
 4 One generation fhall praife thy works | unto an- | -other : and | — de- | -clare thy | 
 
 I power. 
 
 5 As for me, I will be talking | of thy | worfhip : thy glory, thy ] praife, and | 
 
 ] wondrous | works ; 
 
 6 So ' that men fhall fpeak of the might of thy | marvellous | a6ls : and I will | alfo | 
 
 I tell of thy I greatnefs. 
 
 7 The memorial of thine abundant kindnefs | fhall be | ftiewed : and men fhall fmg | 
 
 I of thy I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
Day XXX. Pfalm cxlvi. i6i 
 
 8 The Lord is gracious and | merci- | -ful : long-fufferlng, | and of | great | goodnefs. 
 
 9 The Lord is loving unto | every | man : and his mercy is | over | all his | works. 
 
 10 All thy works praife | thee, O | Lord : and thy faints give | thanks | unto | thee. 
 
 1 1 They fhew the glory | of thy | kingdom : and | talk | of thy | power ; 
 
 12 That thy power, thy glory, and mightinefs | of thy | kingdom : might be | known | 
 
 I unto I men. 
 
 13 Thy kingdom is an ever- | -lading | kingdom : and thy dominion en- | -dureth 
 
 through- I -out all ] ages. 
 
 14 The Lord upholdeth all | fuch as | fall : and lifteth up | all thofe | that are | down. 
 
 1 5 The eyes of all wait upon | thee, O | Lord : and thou giveft them their | meat | 
 
 I in due | feafon. 
 
 16 Thou open- 1 -eft thine | hand : and fiUeft all things | hving with | plenteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 17 The Lord is righteous in | all his | ways : and | holy in | all his | works. 
 
 1 8 The Lord is nigh unto all them that | call up- | -on him : yea, all fuch as call 
 
 up- I -on him | faithful- | -ly. 
 
 1 9 He will fulfil the defire of | them that | fear him : he alfo will hear their | cry, I 
 
 I and will | help them. 
 
 20 The Lord preferveth all | them that | love him : but fcattereth a- | -broad all | the 
 
 un- I -godly. 
 
 21 My mouth fhall fpeak the praife | of the | Lord: and let all flefh give thanks 
 
 unto his holy | Name for | ever and | ever. 
 
 PSALM CXLVI. Lauda, anima mea. 
 
 pRAISE the Lord, O my foul ; while I live will I | praife the | Lord : yea, as long 
 ^ as I have any being, I will fing | praifes | unto my | God. 
 
 2 O put not your truft in princes, nor In any | child of | man : for there | is no | help 
 
 in I them. 
 
 3 For when the breath of man goeth forth he fhall turn again j to his | earth : and 
 
 then I all his | thoughts | perifh. 
 
 4 Blefted is he that hath the God of Jacob | for his | help : and whose hope is | in 
 
 the I Lord his | God ; 
 
 5 Who made heaven and earth, the fea, and all that | therein | Is : who | keepeth 
 
 his I promife for | ever ; 
 
 6 Who helpeth them to right that | fuffer | wrong : who | feed- | -eth the | hungry. 
 
 7 The Lord loofeth men ] out of | prifon : the Lord giveth | fight | to the | blind. 
 
 8 The Lord helpeth them | that are | fallen : the Lord | careth | for the | righteous. 
 
 9 The Lord careth for the ftrangers ; he defendeth the father- | -lefs and | widow : 
 
 as for the way of the ungodly, he | turneth it | upfide | down. 
 
 10 The Lord thy God, O Sion, fhall be King for | ever- | -more: and through- | -out 
 
 all I gener- | -atlons. ^ 
 
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 PSALM CXLVII. 
 
 /^ PRAISE the Lord, for It is a good thing to fing praifes | unto our | God : yea, 
 a joyful and pleafant thing it | is | to be | thankful. 
 
 2 The Lord doth build up Jer- | -ufa- | -lem : and gather together the out- 1 -cafts 
 
 of| Ifra-|-el. 
 
 3 He healeth thofe that are ] broken in | heart : and giveth medi- | -cine to | heal 
 
 their | ficknefs. 
 
 4 He telleth the number | of the | ftars : and calleth them | aU ' oy their | names. 
 
 5 Great is our Lord, and great | is his | power : yea, and his | wifdom is | infi- | -nite. 
 
 6 The Lord fetteth | up the | meek : and bringeth the ungodly | down | to the | 
 
 I ground. 
 
 7 O (mg unto the Lord with | thankf- | -giving : fmg praifes upon the | harp | unto 
 
 our I God ; 
 
 8 Who covereth the heaven with clouds, and prepareth rain j for the | earth : and 
 
 maketh the grafs to grow upon the mountains, and herb | for the | ufe of | men. 
 
 9 Who giveth fodder | unto the | cattle : and feedeth the young | ravens that | call 
 
 up- I -on him. 
 
 10 He hath no pleafure in the ftrength | of an | horfe : neither delighteth | he in | 
 
 I any mian's | legs. 
 
 1 1 But the Lord's delight is in | them that | fear him : and put their | truft ] in his | 
 
 I mercy. 
 
 12 Praife the Lord, O' Jer- | -ufa- | -lem : praife | — thy | God, O | Sion. 
 
 13 For he hath made faft the bars | of thy | gates : and hath blelTed thy | children 
 
 with- I -in I thee. 
 
 14 He maketh peace | in thy | borders : and filleth thee | with the | flour of | wheat. 
 
 15 He fendeth forth his commandment up- | -on | earth: and his word | runneth | 
 
 I very | fwiftly. 
 
 16 He giveth | fnow like | wool : and fcattereth the | hoar- | -froft like | afhes. 
 
Day XXX. 
 
 Pfalm cxlviii. cxlix. 
 
 163 
 
 17 He cafteth forth his | ice like | morrds : who is able | to a- | -bide his | frofl: ? 
 
 18 He fendeth out his word, and | melteth | them : he bloweth with his wind, I and 
 
 the I waters | flow. 
 
 19 He fheweth his word | unto | Jacob : his ftatutes and ordinances | unto | irra-|-el. 
 
 20 He hath not dealt fo with | any | nation : neither have the heathen | knowledge | 
 
 I of his I laws. 
 
 PSALM CXLVIII. 
 
 Laudate Dominum. 
 
 f^ PRAISE the | Lord of | heaven : praife | — him | in the | height. 
 2 Praife him, all ye | angels of | his : praife | — him, | all his | hoft. 
 
 3 Praife him, | fun and | moon : praife him, | all ye | ftars and | light. 
 
 4 Praife him, j all ye | heavens : and ye waters that | are a- | -bove the | heavens. 
 
 5 Let them praife the Name | of the | Lord : for he fpake the word, and they were 
 
 made ; he commanded, | and they | were ere- | -ated. 
 
 6 He hath made them faft for | ever and | ever : he hath given them a law | which 
 
 fliall I not be | broken. 
 
 7 Praife the Lord up- | -on | earth : ye | dragons, | and all | deeps ; 
 
 8 Fire and hail, | fnow and | vapours : wind and | ftorm ful- | -filling his [word • 
 
 9 Mountains | and all | hills : fruitful | trees | and all | cedars ; 
 
 10 Beafts I and all | cattle : worms | — and | feathered | fowls ; 
 
 1 1 Kings of the earth | and all | people : princes and all | judges | of the | world. 
 
 1 2 Young men and maidens, old men and children, praife the Name | of the | Lord : 
 
 for his Name only is excellent, and his | praife above | heaven and | earth. 
 
 13 He fhall exalt the horn of his people ; all his | faints fhall | praife him : even the 
 
 children of Ifrael, even the | people that | ferveth | him. 
 
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 Cantate Domino. 
 
 r\ SING unto the Lord a | new | fong : let the congre- | -gation of j faints | praife 
 ^^ him. 
 
 2 Let Ifrael rejoice in | him that | made him : and let the children of Sion be 1 joyful | 
 I in their | King. 
 
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 3 Let them praife his Name | in the | dance : let them fmg praifes unto | him with | 
 
 I tabret and | harp. 
 
 4 For the Lord hath pleafure | in his | people : and | helpeth the | meek- | -hearted. 
 
 5 Let the faints be | joyful with | glory : let them re- | -joice | in their | beds. 
 
 6 Let the praifes of God be | in their | mouth : and a two-edged | fword | in their | 
 
 I hands ; 
 
 7 To be avenged | of the | heathen : and | to re- | -buke the | people ; 
 
 8 To bind their | kings in | chains : and their | nobles with | links of | iron. 
 
 9 That they may be avenged of them^ as | it is | written : Such | honour have ] all 
 
 his I faints. 
 
 PSALM CL. haudate Dominum, 
 
 C\ PRAISE God in his | holi- | -nefs : praife him in the | firmament | of his I power. 
 2 Praife him in his | noble | a6ls : praife him according j to his | excellent | 
 I greatnefs. 
 
 3 Praife him in the found | of the | trumpet : praife him up- | -on the | lute and | 
 
 I harp. 
 
 4 Praife him in the | cymbals and \ dances : praife him up- | -on the | ftrings and | pipe. 
 
 5 Praife him upon the well- | -tuned | cymbals : praife him up- | -on the | loud | cymbals. 
 
 6 Let every thing | that hath | breath : praife | | — the | Lord. 
 
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 the I glory of | God : and the firmament | fheweth his 
 
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 6 It goeth forth from the uttermofl part of the heaven, and runneth about unto the 
 
 end of I it a- | -gain : and there is nothing | hid from the | heat there- | -of. 
 
 7 The law of the Lord is an undefiled law, con- j -verting the | foul : the teftimony 
 
 of the Lord is fure, and giveth | wifdom | unto the | fimple. 
 
 8 The ftatutes of the Lord are right, and re- | -joice the | heart : the commandment 
 
 of the Lord is pure, and giveth | light | unto the | eyes. 
 
 9 .The fear of the Lord is clean, and en- | -dureth for | ever : the judgements of the 
 
 Lord are true, and | righteous | alto- | -gether. 
 
 10 More to be defired are they than gold, yea, than | much fine | gold : fweeteralfo 
 
 than honey, | and the | honey- | -comb. 
 
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 12 Who can tell how j oft he of- | -fendeth : O cleanfe thou me | from my | fecret | 
 
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 13 Keep thy fervant alfo from prefumptuous fins, lell they get the dominion | 
 
 I over I me : fo fhall I be undefiled, and innocent | from the | great of- | -fence. 
 
 14 Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation | of my | heart : be alway ac- | 
 
 ] -ceptable | in thy | fight. 
 
 15 O I — I Lord : my | ftrength, and | my re- 1 -deemer. 
 
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 A/TY heart is inditing of a | good ] matter : I fpeak of the things which Y have I 
 I made | unto the | King. 
 
 2 My tongue j is the | pen : of | — a | ready | writer. 
 
 3 Thou art fairer than the | children of | men : full of grace are thy lips, becaufe 
 
 God hath | bleffed | thee for | ever. 
 
 4 Gird thee with thy fword upon thy thigh, O | thou moft | Mighty : according to 
 
 thy I worfhip | and re- | -nown. 
 
 5 Good luck have thou | with thine | honour : ride on, becaufe of the word of truth. 
 
 of meeknefs, and righteoufnefs • and thy right hand fhall | teach thee | terrible | 
 I things. 
 
 6 Thy arrows are very fharp, and the people fhall be fubdued | unto | thee : even in 
 
 the midfl among the | King's | ene- | -mies. 
 
 7 Thy feat, O God, en- | -dureth for | ever : the fceptre of thy kingdom | is a | 
 
 I right I fceptre. 
 
 8 Thou hafl loved righteoufnefs, and hated in- | -iqui- | -ty : wherefore God, even 
 
 thy God, hath anointed thee with the oil of | gladnefs a- | -bove thy | fellows. 
 
 9 All thy garments fmell of myrrh, | aloes, and | cafTia : out of the ivory palaces, 
 
 whereby | they have | made thee | glad. 
 
 10 Kings' daughters were among thy | honourable | women : upon thy right hand 
 
 did ftand the queen in a vefture of gold, wrought a- | -bout with | divers | 
 I colours. 
 
Chrijimas Day. 167 
 
 11 Hearken, O daughter, and confider, in- | -cline thine | ear: forget alfo thine own 
 
 people, I and thy | father's | houfe. 
 
 12 So fhall the King have pleafure | in thy | beauty : for he is thy Lord | God, 
 
 and I worfhip thou | him. 
 I J And the daughter of Tyre fhall be there | with a | gift: like as the rich alfo 
 among the people fhall make their fuppli- | -cation be- | -fore | thee. 
 
 14 The King's daughter is all glori- | -ous with- | -in : her clothing | is of ! wrought j 
 
 15 She fhall be brought unto the King in raiment of | needle- | -work: the virgins 
 
 that be her fellows fhall bear her company, and fhall be | brought | unto | thee. 
 
 16 With joy and gladnefs fhall | they be | brought : and fhall enter | into the | 
 
 I King's I palace. 
 
 17 Inftead of thy fathers thou | fhalt have | children : whom thou may eft make | 
 
 I princes | in all | lands. 
 
 18 I will remember thy Name from one generation | to an- | -other : therefore fhall 
 
 the people give thanks unto thee, | world with- | -out | end. 
 
 PSALM LXXXV. Benedixifti, Bomine. 
 
 T ORD, thou art become gracious | unto thy | land : thou haft turned away the 
 cap- I -tivi- I -ty of | Jacob. 
 
 2 Thou haft forgiven the offence | of thy | people : and | covered | all their | fins. 
 
 3 Thou haft taken away all j thy dif- | -pleafure : and turned thyfelf from thy | 
 
 I wrathful | indig- | -nation. 
 
 4 Turn us then, O | God our | Saviour : and let thine | anger | ceafe from | us. 
 
 5 Wilt thou be difpleafed at | us for | ever : and wilt thou ftretch out thy wrath from 
 
 one gener- | -ation | to an- | -other ^ 
 
 6 Wilt thou not turn again, and | quicken | us : that thy people | may re- | -joice 
 
 in I thee .? 
 
 7 Shew us thy | mercy, O | Lord : and \ grant us | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 8 I will hearken what the Lord God will fay con- | -cerning | me : for he fhall fpeak 
 
 peace unto his people, and to his faints, that they | turn | not a- | -gain. 
 
 9 For his falvation is nigh | them that | fear him : that glory may | dwell | in our | 
 
 I land. 
 
 10 Mercy and truth are | met to- | -gether : righteoufnefs and | peace have | kifFed 
 
 each I other. 
 
 1 1 Truth fhall flourifh | out of the | earth : and righteoufnefs hath | looked | down 
 
 from I heaven. 
 
 1 2 Yea, the Lord fhall fhew | loving- | -kindnefs : and our | land fhall | give her | 
 
 I increafe. 
 
 13 Righteoufnefs fhall | go be- | -fore him : and he fhall dired his | going | in the | 
 
 I way. 
 
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 Mijericordias Domini. 
 
 TV/TY fong fhall be alway of the loving-kindnefs | of the | Lord : with my mouth 
 will 1 ever be fhewing thy truth from one gener- | -ation | to an- | -other. 
 
 2 For I have faid, Mercy fhall be fet | up for | ever : thy truth fhalt thou ; ftablifh | 
 
 I in the 1 heavens. 
 
 3 I have made a covenant | with my | chofen : I have fworn | unto | David my | 
 
 I fervant ; 
 
 4 Thy feed will I | ftablifh for | ever : and fet up thy throne from one gener- | -ation | 
 
 I to an- I -other. 
 
 5 O Lord, the very heavens fhall praife thy | wondrous | works : and thy truth in the 
 
 congre- | -gation | of the | faints. 
 
 6 For who is he a- | -mong the j clouds : that fhall be com- | -pared | unto the ] Lord? 
 
 7 And what is he a- | -mong the | gods : that fhall be | like | unto the | Lord? 
 
 8 God is very greatly to be feared in the council | of the | faints : and to be had in 
 
 reverence of all them | that are ! round a- | -bout him. 
 
 9 O Lord God of hofts, who is | like unto | thee : thy truth, moft mighty Lord, | is 
 
 on I every | fide. 
 
 10 Thou ruleft the raging | of the | fea : thou ftilleft the waves there- | -of when | 
 
 I they a- | -rife. 
 
 1 1 Thou haft fubdued Egypt, and de- | -ftroyed | it : thou haft fcattered thine enemies 
 
 abroad | with thy | mighty , arm. 
 I 2 The heavens are thine, the earth | alfo is | thine : thou haft laid the foundation of 
 the round world, and | all that | therein I is. 
 
 13 Thou haft made the north | and the | fouth : Tabor and Hermon fhall re- | -joice | 
 
 I in thy | Name. 
 
 1 4 Thou haft a ] mighty | arm : ftrong is thy hand, and | high is | thy right | hand. 
 
 1 5 Righteoufnefs and equity are the habitation | of thy | feat : mercy and truth fhall | 
 
 I go be- I -fore thy | face. 
 
 16 Bleffed is the people, O Lord, that can re- | -joice in | thee: they fhall walk in 
 
 the I light of thy j counte- | -nance. 
 
Chrijlmas Day. i6g 
 
 1 7 Their delight fhall be daily | in thy | name : and in thy righteoufnefs | fhall they | 
 
 I make their | boaft. 
 
 1 8 For thou art the glory | of their | ftrength : and in thy loving-kindnefs thou 
 
 fhalt I lift I up our | horns. 
 
 1 9 For the Lord is | our de- | -fence : the Holy One of | Ifrael | is our | King. 
 
 20 Thou fpakeft fometimes in vifions unto thy | faints, and | faidfl : I have laid help 
 
 upon one that is mighty ; I have exalted one | chofen | out of the | people. 
 
 21 I have found | David my | fervant : with my holy oil have | I a- | -nointed | him. 
 
 22 My hand fhall | hold him | faft : and my | arm fhall | ftrengthen | him. 
 
 23 The enemy fhall not be able to do him | vio- j -lence : the fon of | wickednefs | 
 
 I fhall not I hurt him. 
 
 24 I will fmite down his foes be- | -fore his | face : and | plague | them that | hate 
 
 him. 
 
 25 My truth alfo and my mercy fhall | be with | him : and in my Name fhall his | 
 
 I horn I be ex- | -alted. 
 
 26 I will fet his dominion alfo | in the | fea : and his j right hand | in the | floods. 
 
 27 He fhall call me, | Thou art my | father : my God, | and my | ftrong fal- j -vation. 
 
 28 And I will make | him my | firft-born : higher than the | kings | of the | earth. 
 
 29 My mercy. will I keep for him for j ever- | -more : and my covenant | fhall ftand | 
 
 ! faft with I him. 
 
 30 His feed alfo will I make to en- | -dure for | ever : and his throne | as the | days 
 
 of I heaven. 
 3 I But if his children for- | -fake my | law : and I walk not | in my | judgements ; 
 32 If they break my ftatutes, and keep not | my com- | -mandments : I will vifit 
 
 their oiTences with the rod, | and their | fin with | fcourges. 
 2^1^ Neverthelefs, my loving-kindnefs will I not utterly | take from | him : nor | 
 
 I fuffer my | truth to | fail. 
 34 My covenant will I not break, nor alter the thing that is gone | out of my | lips : 
 
 I have fworn once by my holinefs, that | I will | not fail | David. 
 3 5 His feed fhall en- | -dure for | ever : and his feat is | like as the | fun be- | 
 
 I -fore me. 
 ^d He fhall ftand faft for evermore | as the | moon : and as the | faithful | witnefs 
 
 in 1 heaven. 
 
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 37 But thou haft abhorred and forfaken | thine A- 1 -nolnted : and | art dlf- 1 -pleafed | 
 
 I at him. 
 
 38 Thou haft broken the covenant | of thy | fervant : and caft his | crown | to the | 
 
 I ground. 
 
 39 Thou haft overthrown | all his | hedges : and broken | down his | ftrong- 1 -holds, 
 
 40 All they that go by | fpoil | him : and he is become a re- | -proach | to his | 
 
 I neighbours. 
 
 41 Thou haft fet up the right hand of his | ene- | -mies : and made all his adver- | 
 
 I -faries | to re- | -joice. 
 
 42 Thou haft taken away the | edge of his | fwora : and giveft him not | vicflory | in 
 
 the I battle. 
 
 43 Thou haft put | out his | glory : and caft his | throne | down to the | ground. 
 
 44 The days of his youth | haft thou | ftiorten'd : and | covered him | with dif- | 
 
 I -honour. 
 
 45 Lord, how long wilt thou hide thy- | -felf, for | ever : and ftiall thy | wrath | 
 
 I burn like | fire ^. 
 
 46 O remember how | ftiort my | time is : wherefore haft thou | made all | men for | 
 
 I nought .^ 
 
 47 What man is he that liveth, and ftiall | not fee | death : and ftiall he deliver his 
 
 foul I from the | hand of | hell ? 
 
 48 Lord, where are thy old loving- | kindnefl'- | -es : which thou fwareft unto j 
 
 I David I in thy | truth .? 
 
 49 Remember, Lord, the rebuke that thy | fervants | have : and how I do bear in 
 
 my bofom the re- | -bukes of | many | people ; 
 
 50 Wherewith thine enemies have blafphemed thee, and flandered the footfteps of | 
 
 I thine A- | -nointed : Praifed be the Lord for evermore. A- | -men, and | 
 A- I -men 
 
Chrijlmas Day. 
 
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 Dixit Dominus. 
 
 'npHE Lord faid | unto my | Lord : Sit thou on my right hand, until I make 
 thine | ene- | -mies thy | footftool. 
 
 2 The Lord fhall fend the rod of thy power | out of | Sion : be thou ruler, even in 
 
 the midffc a- | -mong thine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 3 In the day of thy power fhall the people offer thee free-will offerings with an | 
 
 I holy I worfhip : the dew of thy birth is of the | womb | of the | morning. 
 
 4 The Lord fware, and will | not re- | -pent : Thou art a Priefi: for ever after the 
 
 order | of Mel- | -chife- | -dech. 
 
 5 The Lord upon | thy right | hand : fhall wound even kings in the | day | of his | 
 
 I wrath. 
 
 6 He fhall judge among the heathen ; he fhall fill the places with the | dead | bodies : 
 
 and fmite in funder the heads | over | divers | countries. 
 
 7 He fhall drink of the brook | in the | way : therefore fhall | he lift | up his | head. 
 
 PSALM CXXXn. Memento, Bomine. 
 
 T ORD, re- | -member | David : and | all | — his | trouble ; 
 
 1 How he fware | unto the | Lord : and vowed a vow unto the Al- | -mighty | 
 I God of I Jacob ; 
 
 3 I will not come within the tabernacle | of mine | houfe : nor | climb up | Into my | 
 
 I bed; 
 
 4 I will not fuffer mine eyes to fleep, nor mine | eye-lids to | flumber : neither the 
 
 temples of my head to | take | any | refl ; 
 
 5 Until I find out a place for the temple | of the ] Lord : an habitation for the | 
 
 I mighty I God of | Jacob. 
 
 6 Lo, we heard of the fame at | Ephra- | -ta : and | found it | in the | wood. 
 
 7 We will go into his | taber- | -nacle : and fall low on our | knees be- | -fore his I 
 
 I footflool. 
 
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 8 Arife, O Lord, Into thy | refting- | -place : thou, and the | ark | of thy ! ftrength. 
 
 9 Let thy priefts be clothed with | righteouf- ] -nefs : and let thy faints | fing with | 
 
 I joyful- I -nefs. 
 
 10 For thy fervant | David's | fake : turn not away the | prefence of | thine A- | 
 
 I -nointed. 
 
 1 1 The Lord hath made a faithful oath | unto | David : and he | fhall not | fhrink 
 
 from I it. 
 
 1 2 Of the fruit | of thy | body : fhall I | fet up- | -on thy | feat. 
 
 13 If thy children will keep my covenant, and my teftimonies that | I fhall | learn 
 
 them : their children alfo fhall fit upon thy | feat for | ever- | -more. 
 
 14 For the Lord hath chofen Sion to be an habitation | for him- | -felf : he | — hath | 
 
 I longed I for her. 
 
 1 5 This fhall be my | refl for | ever : here will I dwell, for I | have a de- | -light 
 
 there- | -in. 
 
 16 I will blefs her | viduals with | increafe : and will fatif- | -fy her | poor with | 
 
 I bread. 
 
 17 I will deck her | priefls with | health : and her faints | fhall re- | -joice and | fing. 
 
 1 8 There fhall T make the horn of | David to | flourifh : I have ordained a | lantern 
 
 for I mine A- | -nointed. 
 
 1 9 As for his enemies, I fhall clothe | them with | fhame : but upon himfelf | fhall 
 
 his I crown I flourifh. 
 
AJh Wednefday. 
 
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 Domine^ ne in furore. 
 
 r\ LORD, rebuke me not In thine | indig- | -nation : neither chaften | me In | thy 
 dif- I -pleafure. 
 
 2 Have mercy upon me, O Lord, for | I am | weak : O Lord, heal me, | for my | 
 
 I bones are | vexed. 
 
 3 My foul aifo is | fore | troubled : but. Lord, how long | wilt thou | punifh | me ? 
 
 4 Turn thee, O Lord, and de- | -liver my I foul : O fave me | for thy | mercy's | 
 
 I fake. 
 
 5 For in death no man re- | -membereth | thee : and who will give thee | thanks | 
 
 I in the | pit ? 
 
 6 I am weary of my groaning ; every night wafh | I my | bed : and water my | 
 
 I couch I with my | tears. 
 
 7 My beauty is gone for | very | trouble : and worn away becaufe of | all mine | 
 
 I ene- | -mies, 
 
 8 Away from me, all ye that work j vani- | -ty : for the Lord hath heard the | 
 
 I voice I of my | weeping. 
 
 9 The Lord hath heard | my pe- | -tition : the Lord | will re- | -ceive my ] prayer. 
 
 10 All mine enemies fhall be confounded, and | fore | vexed: they fhall be turn. ^ 
 
 back, and put to | fhame | fudden- | -ly. 
 
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 Beatiy quorum, 
 
 T> LESSED is he whofe unrighteoufnefs | is for- ] -given : and whofe | fin is | 
 ^^ I cover- I -ed. 
 
 2 BlefTed is the man unto whom the Lord im- | -puteth no | fin : and in whofe ] 
 
 I fpirit there | is no | guile. 
 
 3 For while I | held my | tongue : my bones confumed away | through my | daily 
 
 com- I -plaining. 
 
 4 For thy hand is heavy upon me | day and | night : and my moifture is j like the | 
 
 I drought in | fummer. 
 
 5 I will acknowledge my fin | unto | thee : and mine unrighteoufnefs | have I | not | hid, 
 
 6 I faid, I will confefs my fins | unto the | Lord : and fo thou forgaveft the | 
 
 I wickednefs | of my | fin. 
 
 7 For this fiiall every one that is godly make his prayer unto thee, in a time wheu 
 
 thou I mayeft be | found : but in the great water-floods | they fiiall | not come | 
 I nigh him. 
 
 8 Thou art a place to hide me in, thou fiialt preferve | me from | trouble : thou fin alt 
 
 compafs me about with | fongs of | de- | -liver- | -ance. 
 
 9 I will inform thee, and teach thee in the way wherein | thou fiialt | go : and I will | 
 
 I guide thee | with mine | eye. 
 
 10 Be ye not like to horfe and mule, which have no | under- | -fi:anding : whofe 
 
 mouths mufl: be held with bit and bridle, | lefl: they | fall up- | -on thee. 
 
 1 1 Great plagues remain | for the un- | -godly : but whofo putteth his truft in the 
 
 Lord, mercy embraceth | him on | every | fide. 
 
 12 Be glad, O ye righteous, and re- | -joice in the | Lord : and be joyful, all | ye 
 
 heart. 
 
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 PSALM XXXVIII. 
 
 Domine, ne in furore. 
 in thy 
 
 me 
 
 OUT me not to rebuke, O Lord, | in thine | anger : neither chafi:en 
 j heavy dif- | -pleafure. 
 
 2 For thine arrows fl:ick | faft in | me : and thy | hand | prefieth me | fore. 
 
 3 There is no health in my flefii, becaufe of | thy dif- | -pleafure : neither is there any 
 
 reft in my bones, by | reafon | of my | fin. 
 
Apj Wednefday, 175 
 
 4 For my wickednefles are gone | over my | head : and are like a fore burden, too | 
 
 I heavy for | me to | bear. 
 
 5 My wounds ftink, and | are cor- | -rupt : through ] — my | foohfh- | -nefs. 
 
 6 I am brought into fo great trouble and | mife- | -ry : that I go | mourning | all the 
 
 day I long. 
 
 7 For my loins are filled with a | fore dif- | -eafe : and there is no | whole part | in 
 
 my I body. 
 
 8 I am feeble and | fore | fmitten : I have roared for the very dif- | -quietnefs | of 
 
 my I heart. 
 
 9 Lord, thou knoweft | all my de- | -fire : and my groaning | is not | hid from | 
 
 I thee. 
 
 I o My heart panteth, my ftrength hath | failed | me : and the fight of mine | eyes is | 
 
 I gone from | me. 
 
 I I My lovers and my neighbours did ftand looking up- | -on my | trouble : and my 
 
 kinfmen | ftood a- | -far | off. 
 
 1 2 They alfo that fought after my life laid | fnares for | me : and they that went 
 
 about to do me evil talked of wickednefs, and imagined de- | -ceit | all the day | 
 I long. 
 
 13 As for me, I was like a deaf man, and | heard | not : and as one that is dumb, 
 
 who I doth not | open his | mouth. 
 
 14 I became even as a man that | heareth | not : and in whofe | mouth are | no 
 
 re- I -proofs. 
 
 15 For in thee, O Lord, have I | put my | truft : thou fhalt anfwer for | me, O | 
 
 I Lord my | God. 
 
 16 I have required that they, even mine enemies, fhould not triumph | over | me : 
 
 for when my foot flipped, they rejoiced | greatly a- | -gainfl: | me. 
 
 17 And I, truly, am | fet in the | plague : and my heavinefs is | ever | in my | flght. 
 1 8 For 1 will confefs my | wicked- | -nefs : and be | forry | for my | fln. 
 
 1 9 But mine enemies live, | and are | mighty : and they that hate me wrongfully are | 
 
 I many in | num- i -ber. 
 
 20 They alfo that reward evil for good are a- | -gainfl | me : becaufe I follow the ' 
 
 I thing that [ good | is. 
 
 21 Forfake me not, O | Lord my | God : be not | thou | far from | me. 
 
 22 Hafte I thee to | help me : O Lord | God of | my fal- | -vation. 
 
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 TIJEAR my | prayer, O | Lord : and let my | crying | come unto | thee. 
 
 1 Hide not thy face from me in the | time of my | trouble : incline thine ear 
 unto me when I call ; O | hear me, and | that right | foon. 
 
 3 For my days are confumed a- | -way like | fmoke : and my bones are burnt up | 
 
 I as it I were a | fire-brand. 
 
 4 My heart is fmitten down, and wither- | -ed like | grafs : fo that I for- | -get to | 
 
 I eat my | bread. 
 
 5 For the | voice of my | groaning : my bones will fcarce | cleave | to my | fleih. 
 
 6 I am become like a pelican in the | wilder- ] -nefs : and like an | owJ that | is in 
 
 the I defert. 
 
 7 I have watched, and am even as it | were a | fparrow : that fitteth a- | -lone up- | -on 
 
 the I houfe-top. 
 
 8 Mine enemies revile me | all the day | long : and they that are mad upon me are 
 
 fworn to- I -gether a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 9 For I have eaten afhes | as it were | bread : and [ mingled my | drink with | 
 
 I weeping ; 
 
 I o And that becaufe of thine indig- | -nation and | wrath ; for thou haft taken me | 
 
 I up, and I caft me | down. 
 
 I I My days are gone | like a | fhadow : and I am | wither- | -ed like | grafs. 
 
 12 But thou, O Lord, ftialt en- | -dure for | ever : and thy remembrance through- | 
 
 I -out all I gener- | -ations. 
 
 1 3 Thou ftialt arife, and have mercy up- | -on | Sion : for it is time that thou have 
 
 mercy upon her, | yea, the | time is | come. 
 
 1 4 And why ? thy fervants think up- | -on her | ftones : and it pitieth them to | fee 
 
 her I in the | duft. 
 
 1 5 The heathen ftiall fear thy | Name, O | Lord : and all the kings of the | earth 
 
 thy I Majef- | -ty ; 
 
 16 When the Lord ftiall | build up | Sion : and when his | glory | ftiall ap- | -pear ; 
 
Apj Wednefday. 177 
 
 1 7 When he turneth him unto the prayer of the poor | defti- | -tute : and de- | -fpifeth 
 
 not I their de- ( -fire. 
 
 1 8 This jfhall be written for thofe | that come | after : and the people which fhall be | 
 
 I born fhall | praife the | Lord. 
 
 1 9 For he hath looked down from his | fandu- | -ary : out of the heaven did the | 
 
 I Lord be- | -hold the | earth ; 
 
 20 That he might hear the mournings of fuch as are in cap- | -tivi- | -ty : and 
 
 deliver the children ap- | -pointed | unto | death ; 
 
 2 1 That they may declare the Name of the | Lord in | Sion : and his worfhip | at 
 
 Je- I -rufa- | -lem ; 
 
 22 When the people are gather- | -ed to- | -gether : and the kingdoms | alfo, to | ferve 
 
 the I Lord. 
 
 23 He brought down my ftrength | in my ] journey : and | fhorten- | -ed my | days. 
 
 24 But I faid, O my God, take me not away in the | midft of mine | age : as for thy 
 
 years, they endure through- | -out all | gener- | -ations. 
 
 25 Thou, Lord, in the beginning haft laid the foundation | of the | earth : and the 
 
 heavens are the | work | of thy | hands. 
 
 26 They fhall perilh, but thou | fhalt en- | -dure : they all fhall wax | old as | doth 
 
 a I garment ; 
 
 27 And as a vefture fhalt thou change them, and they | fhall be | changed : but thou 
 
 art the fame, and | thy years | fhall not | fail. 
 
 28 The children of thy fervants | fhall con- | -tinue : and their feed fhall ftand | faft | 
 
 I in thy | fight. 
 
 PSALM CXXX. Beprofundis. 
 
 r\[JT of the deep have I called unto | thee, O | Lord : Lord, | hear | my | voice. 
 2 O let thine ears con- | -fider | well : the | voice of | my com- | -plaint. 
 
 3 If thou, Lord, wilt be extreme to mark what is | done a- | -mifs : O | Lord, who | 
 
 I may a- | -bide it ? 
 
 4 For there is | mercy with | thee : therefore | fhalt | thou be | feared. 
 
 5 I look for the Lord ; my foul doth | wait for | him : in his | word | is my | truft. 
 
 6 My foul fleeth | unto the | Lord : before the morning watch, I fay, be- | -fore 
 
 the I morning | watch. 
 
 7 O Ifrael, truft in the Lord, for with the Lord | there is | mercy : and with | him 
 
 is I plenteous re- | -demption. 
 
 8 And he fhall redeem I Ifra- I -el : from I all I his 1 fins. m 
 
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 Bominej exaudi. 
 
 TJEAR my prayer, O Lord, and confider | my de- | -fire : hearken unto me for 
 thy I truth and | righteoufnefs' | fake. 
 
 2 And enter not into judgement | with thy | fervant : for in thy fight fiiall no man | 
 
 I living be | jufti- | -fied. 
 
 3 For the enemy hath perfecuted my foul ; he hath fmitten my life down | to the | 
 
 I ground : he hath laid me in the darknefs, as the men | that have | been long | 
 I dead. 
 
 4 Therefore is my fpirit | vexed with- | -in me : and my heart with- | -in me is | 
 
 I defo- I -late. 
 
 5 Yet do I remember the time paft ; I mufe upon | all thy | works : yea, I exercife 
 
 myfelf in the | works | of thy | hands. 
 
 6 I fiiretch forth my hands [ unto | thee : my foul gafpeth unto thee j as a | thirfl:y | 
 
 I land. 
 
 7 Hear me, O Lord, and that foon, for my fpirit | waxeth | faint : hide not thy face 
 
 from me, left I be like unto them that go \ down | into the | pit. 
 
 8 O let me hear thy loving-kindnefs betimes in the morning, for in thee | is my | 
 
 I truft : fiiew thou me the way that I fiiould walk in, for I lift | up my | foul 
 unto j thee. 
 
 9 Deliver me, O Lord, from mine | ene- | -mies : for I flee | unto | thee to | hide 
 
 me. 
 
 10 Teach me to do the thing that pleafeth thee, for thou | art my | God : let thy 
 
 loving Spirit lead me forth into the | land of | righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 1 1 Quicken me, O Lord, for | thy Name's | fake : and for thy righteoufnefs* fake 
 
 bring my | foul | out of | trouoie. 
 
 1 2 And of thy goodnefs flay mine | ene- | -mies : and deftroy all them that vex my 
 
 foul ; I for 1 I am thy | fervant. 
 
Good Friday. 
 
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 PSALM XXII. 
 
 DeuSj Deus mens. 
 
 TVyTY God, my God, look upon me ; why haft thou for- | -faken | me : and art To 
 far from my health, and from the | words of | my com- | -plaint } 
 
 1 O my God, I cry in the day-time, but thou j heareft | not : and in the night- 
 feafon | alfo I | take no | reft. ^ 
 
 3 And thou con- | -tinueft | holy : O thou | worfhip of | Ifra- j -el. 
 
 4 Our fathers | hoped in | thee : they trufted in thee, and thou [ didft de- | -liver | 
 
 I them. 
 
 5 They called upon thee, | and were | holpen : they put their truft in thee, | and 
 
 were | not con- | -founded. 
 
 6 But as for me, I am a worm, | and no | man : a very fcorn of men, and the | out- 
 
 caft I of the | people. 
 
 7 All they that fee me | laugh me to [ fcorn : they fhoot out their lips, and | ftiake 
 
 their [ heads, | faying, 
 
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 8 He trufted in God, that he would de- | -liver | him : let him deliver him, | if | he 
 
 will I have him. 
 
 9 But thou art he that took me out of my | mother's | womb : thou waft my hope, 
 
 when I hanged yet up- | -on my | mother's | breafts. 
 
 10 I have been left unto thee ever fince | I was | born : thou art my God even | 
 
 I from my | mother's j womb. 
 
 1 1 O go not from me, for trouble is | hard at | hand : and | there is | none to | help 
 
 me. 
 
 12 Many oxen are j come a- | -bout me : fat bulls of Bafan clofe me | in on | every | 
 
 I fide. 
 
 13 They gape upon me | with their [ mouths : as it were a ramping | and a | roar- 
 
 ing I lion. 
 
 14 T am poured out like water, and all my bones are | out of | joint : my heart alfo 
 
 in the midft of my body is | even like | melting | wax. 
 
 15 My ftrength is dried up like a potfherd, and my tongue cleaveth | to my | gums : 
 
 and thou fhalt bring me | into the | duft of | death. 
 
 16 For many dogs are | come a- | -bout me : and the counfel of the wicked layeth | 
 
 I fiege a- | -gainft | me. 
 
 17 They pierced my hands and my feet; I may tell | all my | bones: they ftand I 
 
 ftaring and | looking up- 1 -on me. 
 
 18 They part my | garments a- | -mong them : and caft | lots up- | -on my | vefture. 
 
 19 But be not thou far from | me, O | Lord : thou art my fuccour, | hafte thee to| 
 
 I help I me. 
 2C Deliver my foul | from the | fword : my darling from the | power | of the | dog. 
 
 21 Save me from the | lion's | mouth : thou haft heard me alfo from among the | 
 
 I horns of the 1 uni- | -corns. 
 
 22 I will declare thy Name | unto my | brethren : in the midft of the congregation | 
 
 I will I I praife | thee. 
 
 23 O praife the Lord, | ye that | fear him : magnify him, all ye of the feed of Jacob, 
 
 and fear him, all ye | feed of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 24 For he hath not defpifed, nor abhorred the low ef- | -tate of the | poor : he 
 
 hath not hid his face from him, but when he called unto | him he | heard | 
 I him. 
 
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 25 My praife is of thee in the great | congre- | -gation : my vows will I perform in 
 
 the I fight of I them that | fear him. 
 
 26 The poor fhall eat, and be | fatif- | -fied : they that feek after the Lord fhall praife 
 
 him ; your | heart fhall | live for | ever. 
 
 27 All the ends of the world fhall remember themfelves, and be turned | unto the | 
 
 I Lord : and all the kindreds of the nations fhall | worfhip be- | -fore | him. 
 
 28 For the kingdom | is the | Lord's : and he is the Gover- | -nour a- | -mong the | 
 
 I people. 
 
 29 All fuch as be | fat upon | earth : have | eaten, and | worfhip- | -ped. 
 
 30 All they that go down into the duft fhall | kneel be- | -fore him : and no man 
 
 hath I quicken'd his | own | foul. 
 
 3 1 My I feed fhall | ferve him : they fhall be counted unto the Lord | for a | 
 
 I gener- | -ation. 
 
 32 They fhall come, and the heavens fhall declare his | righteouf- | -nefs : unto a 
 
 people that fhall be born, | whom the | Lord hath | made. 
 
 PSALM XL. Expe^ans expe5favi. 
 
 T WAITED patiently | for the | Lord : and he inclined unto | me, and | heard my | 
 I calling. 
 
 2 He brought me alfo out of the horrible pit, out of the | mire and | clay : and fet 
 
 my feet upon the rock, and | order- | -ed my | goings. 
 
 3 And he hath put a new fong | in my | mouth : even a thankf- | -giving | unto our | 
 
 I God. 
 
 4 Many fhall | fee it, and | fear : and fhall put their | trufl | in the | Lord. 
 
 5 BlefTed is the man that hath fet his | hope in the | Lord : and turned not unto the 
 
 proud, and to fuch as | go a- | -bout with | lies. 
 
 6 O Lord my God, great are the wondrous works which thou haft done, like as be 
 
 alfo thy thoughts which | are to | uf-ward : and yet there is no man that | 
 I ordereth | them unto | thee. 
 
 7 If I fhould declare them, and | fpeak of | them : they fKould be more than I am | 
 
 I able I to ex- | -prefs. 
 
 8 Sacrifice, and meat-offering, thou | wouldefl | not : but mine | ears | hafl thou [ 
 
 I open'd. 
 
 9 Burnt-offerings, and facrifice for fm, hafi: thou | not re- | -quired : then faid | I, | 
 
 I Lo, I I come. 
 
 10 In the volume of the book it is written of me, that I fhould fulfil thy will | O my | 
 
 I God : I am content to do it ; yea, thy law | is with- | -in my | heart. 
 Ill have declared thy righteoufnefs in the great | congre- | -gation : lo, I will not 
 
 refrain my lips, O | Lord, and | that thou | knoweft. 
 12 I have not hid thy righteoufnefs with- | -in my | heart: my talk hath been of thy 
 
 truth, I and of | thy fal- | -vation. 
 
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 13 I have not kept back thy loving | mercy and | truth : from the | great | 
 
 I congre- | -gation. 
 
 14 Withdraw not thou thy mercy from | me, O \ Lord: let thy loving-kindnefs and 
 
 thy truth | alway pre^ | -ferve | me. 
 
 1 5 For innumerable troubles are come about me ; my fins have taken fuch hold upon 
 
 me that I am not able to | look | up ; yea, they are more in number than the 
 hairs of my head, and my | heart hath | failed | me. 
 
 1 6 O Lord, let it be thy pleafure to de- | -liver | me : make | hafte, O | Lord, to | 
 
 I help me. 
 
 17 Let them be afhamed, and confounded together, that feek after my foul | to de- | 
 -ftroy it ; let them be driven backward, and put to re- | -buke, that | wifh me ] 
 evil. 
 
 1 8 Let them be defolate, and re- | -warded with | fhame : that fay unto me, Fie 
 
 up- I -on thee, | fie up- | -on thee. 
 
 19 -Let all thofe that feek thee be joyful and | glad in | thee : and let fuch as love thy 
 
 falvation fay | alway. The | Lord be | praifed. 
 
 20 As for me, L am | poor and | needy : but the | Lord | careth | for me. 
 
 2 1 Thou art my helper | and re- | -deemer : make no long | tarrying, | O my | God. 
 
 PSALM LIV. 
 
 DeuSy in notnine. 
 
 'AVE me, O God, for | thy Name's | fake : and a- | -venge me | in thy j flrength. 
 
 2 Hear my | prayer, O | God : and hearken unto the | words | of my | mouth. 
 For ftrangers are rifen up a- | -gainfl | me : and tyrants, which have not God before 
 
 their eyes, [ feek | after my | foul. 
 Behold, I God is my | helper : the Lord is with them | that up- | -hold my | foul. 
 He fhall reward evil unto mine | ene- | -mies : deftroy thou | them | in thy | truth. 
 An offering of a free heart will I give thee, and praife thy | Name, O | Lord : 
 
 becaufe it | is fo | comfort- | -able. 
 For he hath delivered me out of | all my j trouble : and mine eye hath feen his 
 
 defire up- | -on mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
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 Salvum me fac. 
 
 CAVE I me, O | God : for the waters are come in, | even | unto my | foul. 
 
 2 I flick faft in the deep mire, where | no ground | is : I am come into deep waters, 
 To that the | floods run | over | me. 
 
 3 I am weary of crying ; my | throat is | dry : my fight faileth me for waiting fo | 
 
 I Jong up- I -on my | God. 
 
 4 They that hate me without a caufe are more than the | hairs of my | head : they 
 
 that are mine enemies, and would de- | -ftroy me | guiltlefs, are | mighty. 
 
 5 I paid them the things that I | never | took : God, thou knoweft my fimplenefs, 
 
 and my faults | are not | hid from | thee. 
 
 6 Let not them that truft in thee, O Lord God of hofts, be afhamed | for my | caufe : 
 
 let not thofe that feek thee be confounded through me, O Lord | God of | 
 I Ifra- I -el. 
 
 7 And why ? for thy fake have I | fuffer'd re- | -proof : fhame ] — hath | cover'd my | 
 
 I face. 
 
 8 I am become a ftranger | unto my | brethren : even an alien | unto my | mother^s | 
 
 I children. 
 
 9 For the zeal of thine houfe hath even | eaten | me : and the rebukes of them that 
 
 rebuked thee are | fallen up- | -on | me. 
 
 10 I wept, and chaftened my- | -felf with | fafl:ing : and that was | turned to | my 
 
 re- I -proof. 
 Ill put on I fackcloth | alfo : and they | jefted up- | -on | me. 
 
 1 2 They that fit in the gate fpeak a- | -gainft | me ; and the drunkards make | fongs 
 
 up- I -on j me. 
 
 13 But, Lord, I make my prayer | unto | thee : in | an ac- | -ceptable | time. 
 
 14 Hear me, O God, in the multitude | of thy | mercy : even in the | truth of | thy 
 
 fal- I -vation. 
 
 1 5 Take me out of the mire, that | I fink ] not : O let me be delivered from them 
 
 that hate me, and | out of the | deep | waters. 
 
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 16 Let not the water-flood drown me, neither let the deep | fwallow me | up : and 
 
 let not the pit fhut her | mouth up- | -on | me. 
 
 17 Hear me, O Lord, for thy loving-kindnefs is | comfort- | -able : turn thee unto 
 
 me according to the | multitude | of thy | mercies. 
 
 18 And hide not thy face from thy fervant, for | I am in | trouble : O | hafte | thee, 
 
 and I hear me. 
 
 19 Draw nigh unto my | foul, and | fave it : O deliver me, be- j -caufe of mine j 
 
 I ene- | -mies. 
 
 20 Thou haft known my reproof, my fliame, and | my dif- | -honour : mine adver- 
 
 faries are | all | in thy | fight. 
 
 21 Thy rebuke hath broken my heart; I am full of | heavi- | -nefs : I looked for 
 
 fome to have pity on me, but there was no man, neither found I | any to j 
 I comfort I me. 
 
 22 They gave me | gall to | eat: and when I was thirfty they gave me | vine- | -gar 
 
 to I drink. 
 
 23 Let their table be made a fnare to take them- | -felves with- | -al : and let the 
 
 things that fhould have been for their wealth be unto them | an oc- 1 -cafion of | 
 j falling. 
 
 24 Let their eyes be blinded, that | they fee | not : and ever | bow thou | down 
 
 their | backs. 
 
 25 Pour out thine indignation up- | -on | them : and let thy wrathful dif- | -pleafure 
 
 take 1 hold of | them. 
 
 26 Let their habit- | -ation be | void : and no man to | dwell | in their | tents. 
 
 27 For they perfecute him whom | thou haft ] fmitten : and they talk how they may 
 
 vex I them whom | thou haft | wounded. 
 
 28 Let them fall from one wickednefs | to an- | -other: and not come | into thy | 
 
 I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 29 Let them be wiped out of the | book of the | living : and not be | written a- | 
 
 I -mong the ] righteous. 
 
 30 As for me, when I am poor and in | heavi- | -nefs : thy help, O | God, fliall ] 
 
 I lift me [ up. 
 
 31 I will praife the Name of God | with a | fong : and magni- 1 -fy it with | thankf- | 
 
 I -giving. 
 
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 32 This alfo fhall | pleafe the | Lord : better than a bullock | that hath | horns and | 
 
 I hoofs. 
 2Z The humble fhall confider this, | and be | glad : feek ye after God, | and your | 
 
 I foul fhall I live. 
 34 For the Lord | heareth the | poor : and defpifeth | not his | prifon- | -ers. 
 2^c^ Let heaven and earth | pralfe | him : the fea, and | all that | moveth there- | -in. 
 nfi For God will fave Sion, and build the | cities of | Judah : that men may dwell 
 
 there, and | have it | in pof- | -fefTion. 
 ■^y The pofterity alfo of his fervants fhall in- | -herit | it: and they that love his | 
 
 I Name fhall | dwell there- | -in. 
 
 PSALM LXXXVin. Bomine Bens. 
 
 C\ LORD God of my falvation, I have cried day and | night be- | -fore thee : 
 ^"^ O let my prayer enter into thy prefence, incline thine | ear | unto my | caUing. 
 
 2 For my foul is | full of | trouble : and my life | draweth | nigh unto | hell. 
 
 3 I am counted as one of them that go down | into the | pit : and I have been even 
 
 as a I man that | hath no | ftrength. 
 
 4 Free among the dead, like unto them that are wounded, and | lie in the | grave : 
 
 who are out of remembrance, and are cut a- | -way | from thv | hand. 
 
 5 Thou hafi: laid me in the | lowefl | pit : in a place of | darknefs, and | in the [ 
 
 I deep. 
 
 6 Thine indignation lieth | hard up- | -on me : and thou hafl vexed | me with | all 
 
 thy I florms. 
 
 7 Thou haft put away mine acquaintance | far from | me : and made me to | be ab- | 
 
 I -horred | of them. 
 
 8 I am fo I fafl in | prifon : that | — I | cannot get | forth. 
 
 9 My fight faileth for | very | trouble : Lord, I have called daily upon thee, I have 
 
 flretched forth my | hands | unto | thee. 
 
 10 Dofl thou fhew wonders a- ] -mong the | dead: or fhall the dead rife up a- | 
 
 I -gain, and | praife | thee } 
 
 1 1 Shall thy loving-kindnefs be fhewed | in the | grave : or thy | faithfulnefs | in 
 
 de- I -flrudlion ? 
 
 1 2 Shall thy wondrous works be known | in the | dark : and thy righteoufnefs in the 
 
 land where | all things | are for- | -gotten ? 
 
 1 3 Unto thee have I | cried, O | Lord : and early fhall my | prayer ] come be- | -fore 
 
 thee. 
 
 14 Lord, why abhorrefl | thou my | foul : and hidefl | thou thy | face from | me ? 
 
 15 I am in mifery, and like unto him that is at the | point to | die : even from my 
 
 youth up thy terrors have I fufFered | with a | troubled | mind. 
 
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 1 6 Thy wrathful difpleafure goeth | over | me : and the | fear of thee | hath un- | 
 
 I -done me. 
 
 17 They came round about me | daily like | water : and compared me to- | -gether 
 
 on I every | fide. 
 
 18 My lovers and friends haft thou put a- [ -way from | me: and hid mine ac- 
 
 quaintance I out I of my I fight. 
 
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 /^HRIST our pafTover is facri- | -ficed | for us : therefore | let us | keep the | feaft. 
 Not with the old leaven, nor with the leaven of malice and | wicked- | -nefs : but 
 with the unleavened bread of fin- | -ceri- | -ty and | truth, i Cor. v. 7. 
 
 /^HRIST being raifed from the dead | dieth no | more : death hath no more do- | 
 
 I -minion | over | him. • 
 
 For in that he died, he died | unto fin | once : but in that he liveth, he | liveth | unto | 
 
 1 God. 
 Tikewife reckon ye alfo yourfelves to be dead indeed | unto ] fin : but alive unto God 
 
 through I Jefus | Chrift our | Lord. Rom, vi. 9. 
 
Eajler Day. 
 
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 /^HRIST is ri fen I from the | dead : and become the firft- | -fruits of | them that | 
 ^ I flept. 
 
 For lince by^ | man came ] death : by man came alfo the refur- 1 -redlion | of the | dead. 
 For as in Adam | all | die : even fo in Chrift fhall | all be | made a- | -live. 
 
 I Cor. XV. 20. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. | 
 
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 ^are fremuerunt gentes ? 
 
 '\\/'HY do the heathen fo furioufly | rage to- | -gether : and why do the people 
 i- I -magine a | vain | thing ? 
 
 2 The kings of the earth ftand up, and the rulers take | counfel to- | -gether : againfl 
 
 the Lord, and a- | -gainft | his A- | -nointed. 
 
 3 Let us break their | bonds a- | -funder : and caft a- | -way their ! cords | from us. 
 
 4 He that dwelleth in heaven fhall | laugh them to | fcorn : the Lord fhall | have them | 
 
 I in de- | -rifion. 
 
 5 Then fhall he fpeak unto them | in his | wrath : and vex them | in his | fore dif- | 
 
 I -pleafure. 
 
 6 Yet have I | fet my | King : upon my j holy | hill of | Sion. 
 
 7 I will preach the law, v/hereof the Lord hath | faid unto | me : Thou art my Son, 
 
 this day have | I -be- | -gotten | thee. 
 
 8 Defire of me, and I fhall give thee the heathen for thine in- | -herit- | -ance • and 
 
 the utmofl parts of the | earth for | thy pof- | -fefTion. 
 
 9 Thou fhalt bruife them with a | rod of | iron : and break them in pieces | like a | 
 
 I potter's I vefTel. 
 
 10 Be wife now therefore, | O ye | kings : be learned, ye that are [ judges | of the | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 1 1 Serve the | Lord in | fear : and rejoice unto | him with | rever- 1 -ence. 
 
 1 2 Kifs the Son, left he be angry, and fo ye perifh from the | right | way : if his 
 
 wrath be kindled (yea, but a little), bleffed are all they that | put their | trufl in | 
 I him. 
 
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 PSALM LVII. 
 
 T>E merciful unto me, O God, be merciful unto me, for my 
 and under the fhadow of thy wings fhall be my refuge, u: 
 
 F. A. G. OUSELEY. 
 
 Miferere met, Deus, 
 
 foul I trufteth in | thee : 
 ^ ""^ and under the Ihadow of thy wings fhall be my refuge, until this tyran- 1 -ny be | 
 \ ] over- I -paft. 
 
 ^ 2 I will call unto the | moft high | God : even unto the God that fhall perform the 
 ^ caufe I which I | have in | hand. 
 
 ^ 3 He fhall j fend from | heaven : and fave me from the reproof of him | that would | 
 ^ I eat me | up. 
 
 i \ 4 God fhall fend forth his | mercy and | truth : my | foul is a- | -mong | lions. 
 V \ I ^ And 1 lie even among the children of men, that are | fet on | fire : whofe teeth are 
 
 Vi.- fpears and arrows, and their | tongue a | fharp | fword. 
 
 6 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- | -bove the | heavens : and thy glory a- | -bove | all the | 
 \J I earth. 
 
 7 They have laid a net for my feet, and prefled | down my | foul : they have digged 
 a pit before me, and are fallen into the | midfl ^ of | it them- | -felves. 
 
 8 My heart is fixed, O God, my | heart is | fixed : I will | fing, and | give | praife. 
 
 9 Awake up, my glory, awake, | lute and | harp : I myfelf | will a- | -wake right | 
 I early. ^ 
 
 ^ 10 I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, a- ] -mong the | people: and I will fing 
 unto I thee a- | -mong the | nations. 
 1 1 For the greatnefs of thy mercy reacheth | unto the | heavens : and thy | truth | 
 I unto the | clouds. 
 A 1-12 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- | -bove the | heavens : and thy glory a- | -bove | all the | 
 \y I earth. 
 
 PSALM CXL Confiuhr tibi. 
 
 T WILL give thanks unto the Lord with my | whole | heart : fecretly among the 
 
 faithful, and | in the | congre- | -gation. 
 2 The works of the | Lord are | great : fought out of all them | that have | pleafure 
 
 there- | -in. 
 J His work is worthy to be praifed, and | had in \ honour : and his righteouf- | -nefs 
 en- I -dureth for I ever. 
 
Eajier Day. 
 
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 4 The merciful and gracious Lord hath fo done his | marvellous | works : that they 
 
 ought to be j had | in re- | -membrance. 
 
 5 He hath given meat unto | them that | fear him : he fhall ever be mindful | of his | 
 
 I cove- I -nant. 
 
 6 He hath fhewed his people the power | of his | works : that he may give them the | 
 
 I heritage | of the | heathen. 
 
 7 The works of his hands are veri- | -ty and | judgement : all his com- | -mand- | 
 
 I -ments are | true. 
 
 8 They ftand faft for | ever and | ever : and are done in | truth and | equi- | -ty. 
 
 9 He fent redemption | unto his | people : he hath commanded his covenant for ever ; 
 
 holy and | reverend | is his | Name. 
 
 10 The fear of the Lord is the be- | -ginning of | wifdom : a good underftanding have 
 
 all they that do thereafter ; the praife of | it en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 
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 Laudate^ pueri, 
 
 >R AISE the | Lord, ye | fervants : O praife the | Name | of the | Lord. 
 
 2 BlefTed be the Name | of the | Lord : from this time | forth for | ever- | -more. 
 The Lord's | Name is | praifed : from the rifmg up of the fun unto the | going | 
 
 I down of the | fame. 
 The Lord is high a- | -bove all | heathen : and his | glory a- | -bove the | heavens. 
 Who is like unto the Lord our God, that hath his | dwelling fo | high : and yet 
 
 humbleth himfelf to behold the things that | are in | heaven and | earth ^ 
 He taketh up the fimple | out of the | duft : and lifteth the | poor | out of the | 
 
 I mire ; 
 That he may fet him | with the | princes : even with the | princes | of his | people. 
 He maketh the barren woman to | keep | houfe : and to be a | joyful | mother of | 
 
 I children. 
 
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 No. 128. 
 
 Dr. Aldrich. 
 
 G. A. Macfarrin. 
 
 PSALM CXIV. 
 
 In exitu Ifrael. 
 
 \X7HEN Ifrael came | out of | Egypt : and the houfe of Jacob from a- 1 -mong the | 
 I ftrange | people, 
 
 2 Judah was his | fan6lu- | -ary : and | Ifrael j his do- | -minion. 
 
 3 The fea faw ] that, and | fled : Jor- | -dan was | driven | back. 
 
 4 The mountains | fkipped like | rams : and the little | hills | like young | fheep. 
 
 5 What aileth thee, C3 thou fea, | that thou | fleddeft : and thou Jordan, that | thou 
 
 waft I driven j back ? 
 
 6 Ye mountains, that ye | fkipped like | rams : and ye little | hills, | like young | 
 
 I fheep ? 
 
 7 Tremble, thou earth, at the prefence | of the | Lord : at the prefence | of the | 
 
 ] God of I Jacob ; 
 
 8 Who turned the hard rock into a | ftanding | water : and the flint-ftone | into a | 
 
 I fpringing | well. 
 
 PSALM CXVIII. 
 
 Conjitemini Domino. 
 
 r\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord, for | he is | gracious : becaufe his | mercy en- | 
 ^^^ I -dureth for | ever. 
 
 2 Let Ifrael now confefs, that | he is | gracious : and that his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 for I ever. 
 Let the houfe of Aaron | now con- | -fefs : that his | mercy en- | -dureth for | ever. 
 Yea, let them now that fear the | Lord con- | -fefs : that his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 
 for I ever. 
 I called upon the | Lord in | trouble : and the Lord | heard | me at | large. 
 The Lord is | on my | fide : I will not fear what | man doeth | unto | me. 
 The Lord taketh my part with | them that | help me : therefore fhall I fee my 
 defire up- | -on mine | ene- | -mies. 
 
 8 It is better to truft | in the | Lord : than to put any | confi- | -dence in | man. 
 
 9 It is better to truft j in the | Lord : than to put any | confi- | -dence in | princes. 
 
 10 All nations compafTed me | round a- | -bout: but in the Name of the | Lord 
 
 will I I de- I -ftroy them. 
 
Eajier Day. 191 
 
 1 1 They kept me in on every fide, they kept me In, I fay, on | every | fide : but in 
 
 the Name of the I Lord will | I de- | -ftroy them. 
 
 12 They came about me like bees, and are extind even as the fire a- | -mong the | 
 
 I thorns : for in the Name of the | Lord I | will de- | -ftroy them. 
 
 13 Thou haft thruft fore at me, that | 1 might | fall : but the | Lord | was my | help. 
 
 14 The Lord is my ftrength, | and my | fong : and is be- | -come | my fal- | -vation. 
 
 15 The voice of joy and health is in the dwellings | of the | righteous: the right 
 
 hand of the Lord bringeth | mighty | things to | pafs. 
 
 16 The right hand of the Lord hath the pre- | -emi- | -nence : the right hand of the 
 
 Lord bringeth | mighty | things to | pafs. 
 
 17 I ftiall not I die, but | live : and declare the | works | of the | Lord. 
 
 1 18 The Lord hath chaftened and cor- | -redled | me : but he hath not given me 
 I over I unto | death. 
 
 1 9 Open me the gates of | righteouf- | -nefs : that I may go into them, and give 
 
 I thanks | unto the | Lord. 
 
 20 This is the gate | of the | Lord : the righteous ftiall | enter | into | it. 
 
 f 21 I will thank thee, for I thou haft | heard me : and art be- | -come | my fal- | 
 I -vation. 
 
 22 The fame ftone which the | builders re- | -fufed : is become the | head-ftone | in 
 
 the ] corner. 
 
 23 This is the | Lord's | doing : and it is | marvellous | in our | eyes. 
 
 24 This is the day which the | Lord hath | made : we will rejoice | and be | glad in 
 
 25 Help me | now, O | Lord : O Lord, fend us | now prof- ] -peri- | -ty. 
 
 1 26 BlefTed be he that cometh in the | Name of the | Lord : we have wiftied you 
 ^ good luck, ye that are of the | houfe | of the | Lord. 
 
 27 God is the Lord who hath | ftiewed us | light : bind the facrifice with cords, yea, 
 
 even unto the | horns | of the | altar. 
 
 28 Thou art my God, and | I will | thank thee : thou art my | God, and | I will ] 
 
 I praife thee. 
 \ 29 O give thanks unto the Lord, for | he is | gracious : and his | mercy en- | -dureth 
 } for I ever. 
 
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 Dominey Dominus nofter. 
 
 r\ LORD our Governour, how excellent is thy Name in | all the | world : thou 
 ^^^ that haft fet thy | glory a- | -bove the | heavens ! 
 
 1 Out of the mouth of very babes and fucklings haft thou ordained ftrength, becaufe 
 of thine | ene- | -mies : that thou mighteft ftill the enemy, | and the a- | -ven- | 
 
 3 For I will conftder thy heavens, even the | works of thy | fingers : the moon and 
 
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 4 What is man, that thou art | mindful | of him : and the Ton of man, j that thou | 
 
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 5 Thou madeft him lower | than the | angels : to crown | him with | glory and | 
 
 I worfhip. 
 
 6 Thou makeft him to have dominion of the | works of thy | hands : and thou haft 
 
 put all things in fub- | -jedlion | under his | feet ; 
 
 7 All I ftieep and | oxen : yea, and the | beafts | of the | field ; 
 
 8 The fowls of the air, and the fifties | of the | fea : and whatfoever walketh through 
 
 the I paths | of the | feas. 
 
 9 O Lord our | Cover- | -nour : how excellent is thy [ Name in | all the | world ! 
 
 PSALM XV. Bomine, quis hahitabit ? 
 
 T ORD, who ftiall dwell in thy | taber- | -nacle : or who ftiall reft up- | -on thy | 
 ^ I holy I hill .? 
 
 2 Even he, that leadeth an | uncorrupt ] life : and doeth the thing which is right, 
 and fpeaketh the | truth | from his | heart. 
 
Afcenjion Day. 193 
 
 3 He that hath ufed no deceit in his tongue, nor done evil | to his | neighbour : 
 
 and I hath not | flander'd his | neighbour. 
 
 4 He that fetteth not by himfelf, but is lowly in his | own | eyes : and maketh much 
 
 of I them that | fear the | Lord. 
 
 5 He that fweareth unto his neighbour, and difap- | -pointeth him | not : though 
 
 it I were to his | own | hindrance. 
 
 6 He that hath not given his money upon | ufu- | -ry : nor taken reward a- [ -gainfl: 
 
 the I inno- | -cent. 
 
 7 Whofo I doeth thefe | things : fhall | — | never | fall. 
 
 PSALM XXI. Bomine, in virtute tua, 
 
 '"T^HE King fhall rejoice in thy | ftrength, O | Lord : exceeding glad fhall he | 
 I be of I thy fal- | -vation. 
 
 2 Thou haft given him his | heart's de- | -fire : and haft not denied him the re- | 
 
 I -queft I of his | lips. 
 
 3 For thou ftialt prevent him with the | bleftings of | goodnefs : and fhalt fet a crown 
 
 of pure I gold up- | -on his | head. 
 
 4 He afked life of thee, and thou gaveft him a | long | life : even for | ever | and | 
 
 I ever, 
 
 5 His honour is great in | thy fal- | -vation : glory and great worfhip | ftialt thou | 
 
 I lay up- I -on him. 
 5 For thou ftialt give him everlafting fe- | -lici- | -ty : and make him glad with the | 
 I joy of thy | counte- | -nance. 
 
 7 And why ? becaufe the King putteth his | truft in the | Lord : and in the mercy of 
 
 the Moft Higheft | he fhall | not mif- | -carry. 
 
 8 All thine enemies fhall | feel thy | hand : thy right hand fhall | find out | them 
 
 that I hate thee. 
 
 9 Thou fhalt make them like a fiery oven in | time of thy | wrath : the Lord fhall 
 
 deftroy them in his dlfpleafure, and the fire | fhall con- | -fume | them. 
 
 10 Their fruit fiialt thou root | out of the | earth ; and their feed from a- | -mong 
 
 the I children of | men. 
 I T For they Intended mifchief a- | -gainft | thee : and imagined fuch a device as they 
 are not | able | to per- | -form. 
 
 12 Therefore fhalt thou | put them to | flight : and the ftrings of thy bow fhalt thou 
 
 make ready a- | -gainft the | face of | them. 
 
 13 Be thou exalted, Lord, in | thine own | ftrength : fo will we | fing and | praife 
 
 thy I power. 
 
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 'Domini eft terra, 
 
 npHE earth is the Lord's, and all that | therein | is : the compafs of the world, 
 and I they that | dwell there- | -in. 
 
 2 For he hath founded it up- | -on the | feas : and prepared | it up- | -on the | floods. 
 
 3 Who fhall afcend into the | hill of the ] Lord : or who fhall rife up | in his | holy | 
 
 I place ? 
 
 4 Even he that hath clean hands, | and a pure | heart : and that hath not lift up his 
 
 mind unto vanity, nor | fworn to de- | -ceive his | neighbour. 
 
 5 He fhall receive the bleffing | from the | Lord : and righteoufnefs from the | God 
 
 of I his fal- I -vation. 
 
 6 This is the generation of | them that | feek him : even of them that | feek thy | 
 
 I face, O I Jacob. 
 
 7 Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ever- | -lafting | doors : and 
 
 the King of | glory | fhall come | in. 
 
 8 Who is the | King of | glory : it is the Lord flrong and mighty, even the | Lord | 
 
 I mighty in | battle. 
 
 9 Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ever- | -lafting | doors : and 
 
 the King of | glory | fhall come | in. 
 
 10 Who is the | King of | glory : even the Lord of hofts, | he is the | King of | glory. 
 
 PSALM XLVII. 
 
 Omnes genteSy plaudit e. 
 
 r\ CLAP your hands together, all ye | people : O flng unto God with the | voice 
 of I melo- I -dy. 
 
 2 For the Lord is high, and | to be | feared : he is the great | King upon | all the | 
 
 I earth. 
 
 3 He fhall fubdue the people | under | us : and the | nations | under our | feet. 
 
 4 He fhall choofe out an | heritage. | for us : even the worfhip of | Jacob, | whom 
 
 he ! loved. 
 
Afcenjion Day. 195 
 
 5 God is gone up with a | merry | nolfe : and the Lord with the | found | of the | 
 
 I trump. 
 
 6 O fing praifes, fing pralfes ] unto our | God : O fing praifes^ fing | praifes | unto 
 
 our I King. 
 
 7 For God is the King of | all the | earth : fing ye | praifes with | under- 1 -ftanding. 
 
 8 God reigneth | over the | heathen : God fitteth up- | -on his | holy | feat. 
 
 9 The princes of the people are joined unto the people of the God of | Abra- 1 -ham : 
 
 for God, which is very high exalted, doth defend the earth, | as it were | with 
 a I fhield. 
 
 PSALM CVin. Paratum cor meum, 
 
 r\ GOD, my heart is ready, my | heart is | ready : I will fing and give praife with 
 the beft | member | that I | have. 
 
 2 Awake, thou | lute and | harp : I myfelf | will a- | -wake right | early. 
 
 3 I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, a- | -mong the | people ; I will fing praifes 
 
 unto I thee a- | -mong the | nations. 
 
 4 For thy mercy is greater | than the | heavens : and thy truth | reacheth | unto 
 
 the I clouds. 
 
 5 Set up thyfelf, O God, a- | -bove the | heavens : and thy glory a- ] -bove | all 
 
 the I earth. 
 
 6 That thy beloved may be de- | -liver- | -ed : let thy right hand fave | them, and | 
 
 I hear thou | me. 
 
 7 God hath fpoken in his | holi- | -nefs : I will rejoice therefore, and divide Sichem, 
 
 and mete | out the | valley of | Succoth. 
 
 8 Gilead is mine, and Ma- | -nafi^es is | mine : Ephraim alfo is the | fi:rength | of my | 
 
 I head. 
 
 9 Judah is my law-giver, Moab \ is my | wafli-pot : over Edom will I cafi: out my 
 
 fiioe ; upon Phi- | -liftia | will I | triumph. 
 
 10 Who will lead me into the | fl:rong | city: and who will | bring me | into | 
 
 I Edom ? 
 
 1 1 Hafi: not thou forfaken | us, O | God : and wilt not thou, O God, go | forth | 
 
 I with our I hofts ? 
 
 1 2 O help us againft the | ene- | -my : for vain | is the | help of | man« 
 
 1 3 Through God we fiiall [ do g-reat | ads : and it is he that fhall tread | down our | 
 
 I ene- i -mies. 
 
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 REAT is the Lord, and highly | to be | pralfed : in the city of our God^ even 
 up- I -on his I holy | hill. 
 
 2 The hill of Sion is a fair place^ and the joy of the | whole | earth : upon the north- 
 
 fide lieth the city of the great King ; God is well known in her palaces | as a | 
 I fure I refuge. 
 
 3 For lo, the | Kings of the | earth : are gathered, | and gone | by to- | -gether. 
 
 4 They marvelled to j fee fuch | things : they were aftonifhed, and | fudden- | -ly 
 
 caft I down. 
 
 5 Fear came there upon | them, and | forrow : as upon a | woman | in her | travail. 
 
 6 Thou fhalt break the | fhips of the | fea : through | — the | eaft- | -wind. 
 
 7 Like as we have heard, fo have we feen in the city of the Lord of hofts, in the 
 
 city I of our | God : God up- | -holdeth the ] fame for | ever. 
 
 8 We wait for thy loving- | -kindnefs, O | God : in the | midft | of thy | temple. 
 
 9 O God, according to thy name, fo is thy praife unto the | world's | end : thy right 
 
 hand is | full of | righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 10 Let the mount Sion rejoice, and the daughter of | Judah be | glad: be- | -caufe 
 of I thy I judgements. 
 
 Walk about Sion, and go | round a- | -bout her : and | tell the | towers there- | -of. 
 
 'up her I houfes : that ye may tell | them that | 
 
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 12 Mark well her bulwarks, fet 
 
 I come I after. 
 
 13 For this God is our God for 
 
 I death. 
 
 ever and | ever : he fhall be our | guide j unto 
 
Whit-Sunday. 197 
 
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 T ET God arife, and let his ene- | -mies be | fcatter'd : let them alfo that hate him | 
 ^^ I flee be- | -fore | him. 
 
 I Like as the fmoke vanifheth, fo flialt thou | drive them a- j -way : and like as wax 
 
 melteth at the fire, fo let the ungodly perifii | at the | prefence of | God. 
 
 3 But let the righteous be glad and re- | -joice before | God : let them | alfo be | 
 
 I merry and | joyful. 
 
 4 O {\ng unto God, and fing praifes | unto his | Name : magnify him that rideth upon 
 
 the heavens, as it were upon an horfe ; praife him in his Name JAH, | and 
 re- I -joice be- | -fore him. 
 
 5 He is a Father of the fatherlefs, and defendeth the | caufe of the | widows : even 
 
 God in his | holy | habit- | -ation. 
 
 6 He is the God that maketh men to be of one mind in an houfe, and bringeth the 
 
 prifoners out of cap- | -tivi- | -ty : but letteth the runagates con- | -tinue in | 
 I fcarce- | -nefs. 
 
 7 O God, when thou wenteft forth be- | -fore the | people : when thou wenteft | 
 
 I through the | wilder- | -nefs, 
 
 8 The earth fhook, and the heavens dropped at the | prefence of | God : even as 
 
 Sinai alfo was moved at the prefence of God, who is the | God of | Ifra- | -el. 
 
 9 Thou, O God, fenteft a gracious rain upon thine in- | -herit- | -ance : and re- 
 
 frefhedft | it when | it was | weary. 
 
 10 Thy congregation fhall | dwell there- | -in: for thou, O God, haft of thy 
 
 goodnefs pre- | -pared | for the | poor. 
 
 I I The Lord | gave the | word : great was the | company | of the | preachers. 
 
 1 2 Kings with their armies did flee, and were dif- | -comfit- | -ed : and they of the | 
 
 I houfehold di- | -vided the | fpoil. 
 
 1 3 Though ye have lien among the pots, yet fliall ye be as the | wings of a | dove : 
 
 that is covered with filver wings, | and her | feathers like | gold. 
 
 14 When the Almighty fcattered kings | for their | fake : then were they as | white 
 
 as I fnow in | Salmon. 
 
 1 5 As the hill of Bafan, | fo is God's | hill : even an high hill, | as the | hill of | 
 
 I Bafan. 
 
 1 6 Why hop ye fo, ye high hills ? this is God's hill, in the which it pleafeth | him 
 
 to I dwell : yea, the Lord will a- | -bide in | it for ] ever. 
 
 17 The chariots of God are twenty thoufand, even | thoufands of | angels: and the 
 
 Lord is among them, as in the | holy | pi. ce of | Sinai. 
 
 18 Thou art gone up on high, thou haft lei captivity captive, and received | gifts 
 
 for I men : yea, even for thine enemies, that the Lord God might | dwell 
 a- I -mong | them. 
 
 19 Praifed be the | Lord | daily : e.en the God who helpeth us, and poureth his | 
 
 I bene- | -fits up- | -on us« 
 
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 No. IOC. _ , No. 1:31. 
 
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 He is our God, even the God of whom | cometh fal- | -vation : God is the Lord, 
 
 by I whom we ef- | -cape | death. 
 God fhall wound the head of his | ene- | -mies 
 
 as goeth on | ftill in his | wicked- | -nefs. 
 The Lord hath faid, I will bring my people again, as I | did from | Bafan 
 
 own will I bring again, as I did fometime from the | deep | of the | fea. 
 That thy foot may be dipped in the blood of thine | ene- | -mies : and that the 
 
 tongue of thy dogs may be | red | through the | fame. 
 It is well feen, O God, | how thou | goeft : how thou, my God and King, goeft | 
 
 I in the | fanftu- | -ary. 
 The fingers go before, the minftrels | follow | after : in the midft are the damfels | 
 
 I playing | with the | timbrels. 
 Give thanks, O Ifrael, unto God the Lord in the | congre- | -gations : from the | 
 
 I ground | of the | heart. 
 There is little Benjamin their ruler, and the princes of | Judah their | counfel : the 
 
 princes of Zabulon, and the | princes of | Nephtha- | -li. 
 
 28 Thy God hath fent forth | ftrength for [ thee : ftablifh the thing, O God, that | 
 
 I thou haft I wrought in | us. 
 
 29 For thy temple's fake at Je- | -rufa- 1 -lem : fo fhall kings bring | prefents | unto | thee. 
 
 30 When the company of the fpear-men, and multitude of the mighty are fcattered 
 
 abroad among the beafts of the people, fo that they humbly bring | pieces of | 
 I filver : and when he hath fcattered the people | that de- | -light in | war ; 
 
 3 1 Then fhall the princes come | out of | Egypt : the Morians' land fhall foon 
 
 ftretch out her | hands | unto | God. 
 3 2 Sing unto God, O ye kingdoms | of the | earth : O fing | praifes ] unto the | 
 
 I Lord ; 
 '^'^ Who fitteth in the heavens over all | from the be- | -ginning : lo, he doth fend 
 
 out his voice, yea, and | that a | mighty | voice. 
 34 Afcribe ye the power to God over | Ifra- |- el : his worfhip, and | ftrength is | in 
 
 the I clouds. 
 3 5 O God, wonderful art thou in thy | holy | places : even the God of Ifrael ; he 
 
 will give ftrength and power unto his | people ; | bleffed be [ God. 
 
Whit-Sunday, 
 
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 Fjalm civ. cxlv. 
 
 No. 163. 
 
 Fjalm civ. ex v. 
 
 No. 27. 
 
 J. Battishill. 
 
 PSALM CIV 
 
 E. J. Hopkins. 
 
 Benedicy anima mea. 
 
 >RAISE the Lord, | O my [ foul : O Lord my God, thou art become exceeding 
 
 glorious ; thou art clothed with | majef- | -ty and | honour. 
 Thou deckeft thyfelf with light as it were | with a ] garment : and fpreadeft out 
 
 the I heavens | like a | curtain. 
 Who layeth the beams of his chambers | in the | waters : and maketh the clouds 
 
 his chariot, and walketh upon the | wings | of the | wind. 
 He maketh his | angels | fpirits : and his minif- | -ters a | flaming | fire. 
 He laid the foundations | of the | earth : that it never fhould | move at | any | time. 
 
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 6 Thou coveredfl: it with the deep like as | with a j garment : the waters | ftand 
 
 the I hills. 
 
 7 At thy re- | -buke they \ flee : at the voice of thy | thunder they | are a- | -fraid. 
 
 8 They go up as high as the hills, and down to the | valleys be- 1 -neath : even unto 
 
 the place which thou | hafl; ap- | -pointed | for them. 
 
 9 Thou haft fet them their bounds which they | fliall not | pafs : neither turn a- I 
 
 I -gain to I cover the | earth. 
 
 10 He fendeth the fprings | into the | rivers : which | run a- | 
 
 11 All beafts of the field | drink there- | -of: and the wild 
 
 I thirft. 
 
 1 2 Befide them fliall the fowls of the air have their | habit- | 
 
 I -mong the | branches. 
 
 13 He watereth the hills | from a- | -bove : the earth is filled 
 ,thy I works. 
 
 14 He bringeth forth grafs | for the | cattle : and green herb | for the | fervice of | 
 
 I men ; 
 
 15 That he may bring food out of the earth, and wine that maketh glad the | hearr 
 
 of I man : and oil to make him a cheerful countenance, and | bread to | ftrengthen 
 man's I heart. 
 
 ■mong the | hills. 
 I afles I quench their 
 
 ation : and | fing a- | 
 with the I fruit I ot 
 
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 16 The trees of the Lord alfo are | full of | fap : even the cedars of Libanus | which | 
 
 I he hath | planted ; 
 
 17 Wherein the birds | make their | nefts : and the fir-trees are a | dwelling | for 
 
 the I ftork. 
 
 1 8 The high hills are a refuge | for the wild | goats ; and fo are the llony \ recks | 
 
 I for the I conies. 
 
 19 He appointed the moon for | certain | feafons : and the fun | knoweth his | going | 
 
 I down. 
 
 20 Thou makefl: darknefs that it | may be | night : wherein all the | beads of the ] 
 
 I foreft do | move. 
 
 21 The lions roaring | after their | prey : do | feek their | meat from | God. 
 
 22 The fun arifeth, and they get them a- | -way to- | -gether : and lay them | down | 
 
 I in their | dens. 
 
 23 Man goeth forth to his work, and | to his | labour : un- | — — | -til the | 
 
 I evening. 
 
 24 O Lord, how manifold | are thy | works : in wifdom haft thou made them all ; 
 
 the earth is | full | of thy | riches. 
 
 25 So is the great and | wide fea | alfo : wherein are things creeping innumerable, 
 
 both I fmall and | great | beafts. 
 
 26 There go the fhips, and there is that Le- [ -via- | -than : whom thou haft made 
 
 to I take his | paftime there- | -in. 
 
 27 Thefe wait | all upon | thee : that thou mayeft give them | meat in | due | feafon. 
 
 28 When thou giveft it them they | gather | it: and when thou openeft thy hand | 
 
 I they are | filled with | good. 
 
 29 When thou hideft thy face | they are j troubled : when thou takeft away their 
 
 breath they die, and are turned a- | -gain | to their | du'ft. 
 
 30 When thou letteft thy breath go forth they | fhall be | made : and thou .{halt 
 
 re- I -new the | face of the | earth. 
 
 31 The glorious Majefty of the Lord fhall en- | -dure for | ever: the Lord fhall 
 
 re- I -joice ! in his | works. 
 
 32 The earth fhall tremble at the [ look of | him : \^ he do but touch the [ hills, | 
 
 I they fhall [ fmoke. 
 
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 '^'1^ I will fing unto the Lord as | long as I | live : I will praife my God ] while I | 
 I have my | being. 
 
 34 And {q fhall my | words | pleafe him : my joy | fhall be | in the | Lord. 
 
 35 As for finners, they fhall be confumed out of the earth, and the ungodly fhall | 
 
 j come to an | end : praife thou the Lord, O my | foul, | praife the | Lord. 
 
 PSALM CXLV. Exaltabo te, Beus, 
 
 T WILL magnify thee, O | God, my | King : and I will praife thy | Name for | ever 
 and I ever. 
 
 I Every day will I give thanks | unto | thee : and praife thy | Name for | ever and | ever. 
 
 3 Great is the Lord, and marvellous, worthy | to be | praifed : there is no | end | of 
 
 his I greatnefs. 
 
 4 One generation fhall praife thy works | unto an- | -other : and | — de- 1 -clare thy | 
 
 I power. 
 
 5 As for me, I will be talking | of thy | worfhip : thy glory, thy | praife, and | won- 
 
 drous j works. 
 
 6 So that men fhall fpeak of the might of thy | marvellous | ads : and I will ( alfo | 
 
 I tell of thy I greatnefs. 
 
 7 The memorial of thine abundant kindnefs | fhall be | fhewed : and men fhall fing | 
 
 I of thy I righteouf- | -nefs. 
 
 8 The Lord is gracious and | merci- | -ful : long-fuffering, | and of | great | goodnefs. 
 
 9 The Lord is loving unto j every | man : and his mercy is | over \ all his | works. 
 
 10 All thy works praife | thee, O j Lord : and thy faints give | thanks | unto | thee. 
 
 I I They fhew the glory | of thy | kingdom : and | talk | of thy | power ; 
 
 1 2 That thy power, thy glory, and mightinefs | of thy | kingdom : might be | known | 
 
 I unto I men. 
 
 13 Thy kingdom is an ever- | -lafting | kingdom : and thy dominion en- | -dureth 
 
 through- I -out all | ages. 
 
 14 The Lord upholdeth all | fuch as | fall : andliftethup | all thofe | that are | down. 
 
 1 5 The eyes of all wait upon | thee, O | Lord : and thou giveft them theirj meat | 
 
 I in due | feafon. 
 
 16 Thou open- | -eft thine | hand : and fiUeft all things j living w^ith | plenteouf- 1 -nefs. 
 
 17 The Lord is righteous in | all his | ways : and | holy in | all his | works. 
 
 18 The Lord is nigh unto all them that | call up- | -on him : yea, all fuch as call 
 
 up- I -on him | faithful- | -ly. 
 
 19 He will fulfil the defire of | them that | fear him : he alfo will hear their | cry, | 
 
 I and will I help them. 
 
 20 The Lord preferveth all [ them that | love him : but fcattereth a- | -broad all | the 
 
 un- I -godly. 
 
 21 My mouth fhall fpeak the praife | of the | Lord: and let all flefli give thanks 
 
 unto his holy | Name for | ever and | ever. 
 
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 ^HRIST our paflbver is sacri- | -ficed | for us : therefore | let us | keep the | 
 
 Not with the old leaven^ nor with the leaven of malice and | wicked- | -nefs : but 
 with the unleavened bread of fin- | -ceri- | -ty and | truth, i Cor. v. 7. 
 
 Christ being raifed from the dead | dieth no | more : death hath no more do- | 
 
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 For in that he died, he died | unto fm | once : but in that he liveth^ he | liveth | 
 
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 Christ is rifen I from the | dead : and become the firfl- | -fruits of | them that | 
 
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 For since by | man came | death : by man came alfo the refur- | -redion | of the | 
 
 I dead. 
 For as in Adam | all | die : even fo in Chrift fhall [ all be | made a- | -live. 
 
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 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning^ is now^ and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. | 
 
 1 A- 1 -men. 
 
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 V'TT'E praife | thee, O [ God : we acknowledge | thee to 
 2 All the earth doth | worihip | thee : the | Father 
 To thee all Angels | cry a- | -loud : the Heavens^ and 
 To thee Cherubln, and | Sera- | -phin : con- | -tniual- 
 Holy, I Holy, [ Holy : Lord | God of \ Saba- [ -oth ; 
 Heaven and earth are full of the | Majef- | -ty : of | — | thy | Glory. 
 The glorious company of | the A- |. -poftles : praife | — | — | thee. 
 The goodly fellowfhip | of the | Prophets : praife | — | — | thee. 
 
 9 The noble | army of | Martyrs : praife | — | — | thee. 
 
 10 The holy Church throughout | all the | world : doth | — ac- | -knowledge 
 I T The I Fa- 1 -ther : of an [ infinite | Majef- | -ty ; 
 
 be the | Lord, 
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 Alfo the I Holy | Ghoft : the | Com- 1 -fort- | -er. 
 Thou art the | King of | Glory : O | — | — ] Chrill:. 
 Thou art the ever- | -laftlng | Son : of] — the ] Fa- | -ther. 
 
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 H. T. Monk. 
 
 1 6 When thou tookeft upon thee to de- | -liver | man : thou didft not ab- 1 -hor the | 
 
 I Virgin's | womb. 
 
 17 When thou hadft overcome the | fharpnefs of | death : thou didft open the 
 
 Kingdom of | Heaven to | all be- | -lievers. 
 
 1 8 Thou fitteft at the right | hand of | God : in the | Glory | of the | Father. 
 
 19 We believe that | thou fhalt | come : to | be | our | Judge. 
 
 20 We therefore pray thee, | help thy [ fervants : whom thou haft redeemed | 
 
 I with thy I precious | blood. 
 
 21 Make them to be numbered | with thy | Saints : in | glory | ever- | -lafting. 
 
 22 O Lord^ 1 fave thy [ people : and ] blefs thine | heri- | -tage. 
 
 23 Go- 1 vern | them : and | lift them [ up for | ever. 
 
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 25 And we | worfhip thy | Name : ever | world with- | -out | end. 
 
 26 Vouch- 1 -fafe, O ] Lord : to keep us this | day with- | -out | iin. 
 
 27 O Lord, have | mercy up- 1 -on us : have | mercy up- | -on [ us. 
 
 28 O Lord^ let thy mercy [ lighten up- | -on us : as our | truft | is In j thee. 
 
 29 O Lord, in thee | have I | trufted : let me | never | be con- 1 -founded. 
 
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 r\ ALL ye Works of the Lord^ blefs | ye the | Lord : pralfe him, and | magnify | 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 2 O ye Angels of the Lord, blefs | ye the ] Lord : praife him^ and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 3 O ye Heavens, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him^ and | magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 4 O ye Waters that be above the Firmament, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him^ 
 
 and I magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 5 O all ye Powers of the Lord, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 6 O ye Sun, and Moon, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him^ and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 7 O ye Stars of Heaven, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 8 O ye Showers^ and Dew^ blefs | ye the | Lord ; praife him^ and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 9 O ye Winds of God, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him for | 
 
 I ever. 
 
 10 O ye Fire and Heat, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 1 1 O ye Winter and Summer, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 12 O ye Dews^ and Frofts, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him^ and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 13 O ye Froft and Cold^ blefs [ ye the ] Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 14 O ye Ice, and Snow, blefs | ye the 1 Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
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 15 O ye Nights, and Days, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 16 O ye Light^ and Darknefs, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him. and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 17 O ye Lightnings, and Clouds, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify I 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 18 O let the Earth | blefs the | Lord : yea, let it praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 19 O ye Mountains, and Hills, blefs | ye the j Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 20 O all ye Green Things upon the Earth, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and I 
 
 I magnify. I him for | ever. 
 
 21 O ye Wells, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 22 O ye Seas, and Floods, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 23 O ye Whales, and all that move in the Waters, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife 
 
 him, and | magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 24 O all ye Fowls of the Air, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 25 O all ye Beafts, and Cattle, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 26 O ye Children of Men, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him 
 
 for I ever. 
 
 27 O let Ifrael | blefs the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 28 O ye Priefts of the Lord, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 29 O ye Servants of the Lord, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | magnify | 
 
 I him for | ever. 
 
 30 O ye Spirits and Souls of the Righteous, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | 
 
 I magnify | him for | ever. 
 
 31 O ye holy and humble Men of heart, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and j 
 
 I magnify ] him for | ever. 
 
 32 O Ananias, Azarias, and Mifael, blefs | ye the | Lord : praife him, and | 
 
 I magnify | him for | ever. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the ] Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. | 
 
 I A 1 -men. 
 
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 ^'^ O ye Angels of the Lord^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Heavens^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Waters that be above the Firmament, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O all ye Powers of the Lord, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Sun and Moon, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Stars of Heaven, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Showers and- Dew, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Winds of God, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Fire and Heat^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Winter and Summer, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Dews and Frofts^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Froft and Cold, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Ice and - Snow, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Nights and Days^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Light and Darknefs, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Lightnings and Clouds, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O let the Earth blefs the Lord 
 
 O ye Mountains and Hills, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O all ye Green Things upon the Earthy blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Wells, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Seas and Floods, blefs ye the Lord 
 
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 O all ye Beafts and Cattle, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Children of. Men, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O let Ifrael blefs the Lord 
 
 O ye Priefts of the Lord, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Servants of the Lord^ blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye Spirits and Souls of the... Righteous, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O ye holy and humble Men of heart, blefs ye the Lord 
 
 O Ananias, Azarias, and Mifael, blefs ye the Lord 
 
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 for he hath vifited, | and re- | 
 
 "D LESSED be the Lord God of | Ifra- | -el 
 I -deemed his | people ; 
 
 2 And hath raifed up a mighty fal- | -vatlon | for us : In the houfe [ of his ] 
 
 I fervant | David ; 
 
 3 As he fpake by the mouth of his | holy | Prophets : which have been | fince the | 
 
 I world be- | -gan ; 
 
 4 That we fhould be faved from our | ene- 1 -mies : and from the | hands of | 
 
 I all that I hate us ; 
 
 5 To perform the mercy promifed to | our fore- | -fathers : and to remember his | 
 
 I holy I Cove- | -nant ; 
 
 6 To perform the oath which he fware to our forefather | Abra- | -ham : that | he 
 
 would I give | us ; 
 
 7 That we being delivered out of the hand of our | ene- | -mies : might ferve | 
 
 I him with- | -out | fear ; 
 
 8 In holinefs and righteoufnefs be- | -fore | him : all the | days of | our | life. 
 
 9 And thou^ Child^ fhalt be called the Prophet | of the | Higheft : for thou fhalt 
 
 go before the face of the Lord | to pre- | -pare his | ways ; 
 
 10 To give knowledge of falvation | unto his | people : for the re- | -mifTion | of 
 
 their | fins^ 
 X I Through the tender mercy | of our | God : whereby the day-fpring from on | 
 
 I high hath | vifited | us. 
 I 2 To give light to them that fit in darknefs, and in the | fhadow of | death : and 
 
 to guide our feet | into the | way of | peace. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. ] 
 
 I A I -men. 
 
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 James Turle. 
 
 Jubilate Deo. 
 
 r\ BE joyful in the Lord, | all ye | lands : ferve the Lord with gladnefs^ and come 
 before his | prefence | with a | fong. 
 
 2 Be ye fure that the Lord | he is | God : it is he that hath made us, and not wc 
 
 ourfelves ; we are his people, and the | fheep | of his | pafture. 
 
 3 O go your way into his gates with thankfgiving, and into his | courts with | praife : 
 
 be thankful unto him, and | fpeak good | of his | Name. 
 
 4 For the Lord is gracious, his mercy is | ever- | -lafting : and his truth endureth 
 
 from gener- | -ation to | gener- 1 -ation. 
 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. | 
 I A I -men. 
 
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 Which Faith, except every one do keep whole — 
 And the Catholick Faith — 
 
 Neither confounding .... 
 
 For there is one Perfon of the Father, another — 
 But the Godhead of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Ghofl 
 Such as the Father is, — 
 
 The Father uncreatc, — .... 
 The Father incomprehenfible, the Son — 
 The Father eternal, — . . . . 
 
 And yet they are not — 
 
 As alfo there are not three incomprehenfibles, nor three — . 
 So likewife the Father is Almighty, — 
 
 And yet they are not .... 
 
 So the Father is God, — 
 
 And yet they are not — . . ^ . • 
 
 So likewife the Father is Lord, — . • 
 
 And yet not — . . . , • 
 
 For like as we are compelled by the Chriftian — 
 So are we forbidden by the Catholic — 
 The Father— .... 
 
 The Son is of the Father — . , • 
 
 The Holy Ghoft is of the Father- 
 So there is one Father, not three Fathers ; one Son, — . 
 And in this Trinity none is afore, — . • 
 But the whole three Perfons are co-eternal — . • 
 So that in all things, — 
 He therefore that will be — 
 
 Furthermore it is neceffary to everlafling — . . 
 
 For the right Faith is, that we believe — 
 God, of the Subftance of the Father, begotten — . 
 Perfea God,— .... 
 
 Equal to the Father, as touching — . . • 
 
 Who, although He be God — . . . 
 
 One ; not by converfion of the Godhead — 
 One altogether ; not by confufion — . • 
 
 For as the reafonable foul and flefh 
 
 Who fuffered for our — . • e 
 
 He afcended into heaven. He fitteth on the right hand of the Father, — 
 At whofe coming all men Ihall rife again — 
 And they that have done good fhall go into life — 
 This is — ..... 
 Glory be to the Father, — .... 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever — 
 
 . and 
 
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 incompre- 
 
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 -filed : 
 
 is 
 
 this : 
 
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 of the 
 
 Son : 
 
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 one : 
 
 fuch is the Son : 
 
 Son uncre-ate : 
 
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 -ble: 
 
 Son e- 
 
 -ternal : 
 
 three e- 
 
 -ternals ; 
 
 -a- 
 
 -ted: 
 
 Son Al- 
 
 -mighty : 
 
 three Al- 
 
 -mighties 
 
 Son is 
 
 God: 
 
 three 
 
 Gods: 
 
 Son 
 
 Lord: 
 
 three 
 
 Lords : 
 
 veri- 
 
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 -gion : 
 
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 a- 
 
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 of the 
 
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 other ; 
 
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 -ved: 
 
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 -tion : 
 
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 worlds : 
 
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 Man: 
 
 God- 
 
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 into 
 
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 before all things it is neceflary that he hold the Catholic .... Faith. 
 
 
 
 
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 without doubt he fhall perifh — . 
 
 that we worlhip one God in Trinity, and Trinity- 
 
 nor dividing — 
 
 and another of the Holy — . 
 
 The Glory equal, the Majefty co 
 
 and fuch is the Holy — 
 and the Holy Ghoft— 
 and the Holy Ghoft — 
 
 and the Holy Ghoft — , . 
 
 but — .... 
 but one uncreated, and one — , • 
 
 and the Holy Ghoft — . • 
 
 but — .... 
 
 and the Holy Ghoft is — . . , 
 
 but — 
 
 and the Holy Ghoft — 
 
 but — . . . . 
 
 to acknowledge every Perfon by Himfelf to be God- 
 to fay, There be three Gods, or three — 
 neither created, nor — 
 not made, nor created, but — 
 neither made, nor created, nor begotten, — 
 one Holy Ghoft, not three — • 
 
 none is greater, or lefs — . . . 
 
 and CO- — . . . . 
 
 the Unity in Trinity, and the Trinity in Unity is to be — 
 muft thus think .... 
 
 that he alfo believe rightly the Incarnation of our Lord Jefus 
 that our Lord Jefus Chrift, the Son of God, is God — 
 and Man, of the Subftance of His Mother, born — 
 of a reafonable foul and human flefti — 
 and inferior to the Father, as touching — 
 yet He is not two, but one — 
 but by taking of the Manhood — 
 but by unity — 
 fo God and Man is one — 
 defcended into hell, rofe again the third day — 
 from whence He fhall come to judge the quick— 
 and fhall give account for their own — 
 and they that have done evil into everlafting — 
 which except a man believe faithfully, he cannot — 
 and to the Holy — 
 world without end. A- — 
 
 ever- 
 
 in 
 
 . the 
 
 -laftingly 
 
 Unity. 
 
 Subftance. 
 
 
 Ghoft. 
 
 . -e- 
 
 -ternal. 
 
 
 Ghoft. 
 
 uncre- 
 
 -ate. 
 
 incompre- 
 
 -henfible. 
 
 e- 
 
 -ternal. 
 
 
 one eternal. 
 
 incompre- 
 
 Al- 
 
 -henfible. 
 -mighty. 
 one Almighty 
 God. 
 
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 one God. 
 
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 Lord. 
 
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 one Lord. 
 
 and 
 
 Lord ; 
 
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 Lords. 
 
 be- 
 
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 -gotten, 
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 than an- 
 
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 -other; 
 
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 of the 
 
 worftiipped. 
 Trinity. 
 
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 Chrift. 
 
 . and 
 
 Man; 
 
 in the 
 
 world ; 
 
 . fub. 
 
 -fifting ; 
 
 His 
 
 Manhood. 
 
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 into 
 
 God ; 
 
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 from the 
 
 dead. 
 
 and the 
 
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 works. 
 
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 No. 165. 
 
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 Magnificat. 
 
 IVTY foul doth magni- | -fy the | Lord : and my fplrlt hath re- | -joiced In | God 
 
 my I Saviour, 
 1 For he | hath re- | -garded : the lowll- | -nefs of | his hand- | -maiden. 
 
 3 For be- | -hold, from | henceforth : all gener- | -atlons fhall | call me | blefTed. 
 
 4 For he that Is mighty hath magni- | -fied | me : and | holy | Is his | Name. 
 
 5 And his mercy Is on | them that | fear him : through- 1 -out all | gener- 1 -atlons. 
 
 6 He hath fhewed ftrength | with his | arm : he hath fcattered the proud In the 
 
 Imagin- | -atlon | of their | hearts. 
 
 7 He hath put down the mighty | from their | feat : and hath ex- | -alted the | 
 
 I humble and | meek. 
 
 8 He hath filled the hungry | with good | things : and the rich he | hath fent | 
 
 I empty a- | -way. 
 
 9 He remembering his mercy hath holpen his fervant | Ifra- 1 -el : as he promlfed to 
 
 our forefathers, Abraham | and his | feed^ for | ever. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As It was In the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. ' 
 
 I A I -men. 
 
2l8 
 
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 CantaU Somino* 
 
 No. 72. 
 
 No. 115. 
 
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 E. G. Monk. From W. Russell. 
 
 Cantate Domino. 
 r\ SING unto the Lord a | new | fong : for | he hath done | marvellous | things. 
 ^^^ 2 With his own right hand^ and with his | holy | arm : hath he gotten him- | 
 I -felf the I vido- | -ry. 
 
 3 The Lord declared | his fal- | -vation : his righteoufnefs hath he openly fhewed 
 
 in the | fight | of the | heathen. 
 
 4 He hath remembered his mercy and truth toward the houfe of | Ifra- | -el ; and all 
 
 the ends of the world have feen the fal- | -vation | of our | God. 
 
 5 Shew yourfelves joyful unto the Lord^ i all ye | lands : fing, re- | -joice. | and 
 
 give I thanks. 
 
 6 Praife the Lord up- | -on the | harp : {\ng to the harp with a | pfalm | of thanks- | 
 
 I -giving. 
 
 7 With trumpets ( alfo^ and | fhawms : O fhew yourfelves joyful be- | -fore the | 
 
 I Lord the | King. 
 
 8 Let the fea make a noife, and all that | therein .| is : the round world, and | they 
 
 that I dwell there- | -in. 
 
 9 Let the floods clap their hands, and let the hills be joyful together be- | -fore the | 
 
 Lord : for he | cometh to | judge the | earth. 
 
 10 With righteoufnefs fhall he | judge the | world : and the | people with ) 
 
 1 equi- 1 -ty. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | ever fhall | be ; world without ) end. | 
 
 I A I -men. 
 
Canticles and Hymns. 
 
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 No. 166. . 
 
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 Nunc dimittis. 
 
 T ORD^ now lettefl thou thy fervant de- | -part in | peace : ac- | -cording | to 
 
 thy I word. 
 
 2 For mine | eyes have | (t^n : thy | — | — fal- | -vatlon, 
 
 3 Which thou I haft pre- | -pared : before the | face of | all | people ; 
 
 4 To be a light to | lighten the | Gentiles : and to be the glory of thy | people ( 
 
 I Ifra- I -el. 
 Glory be to the Father^ and ] to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghoft ; 
 As it was in the beginning, is .now, and | ever ihall | be : world without | end. | 
 
 I A I -men. 
 
220 
 
 Canticles and Hymns. 
 
 l9cu£S mijimatur. 
 
 No. 8 
 
 
 No. 55. 
 
 
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 No. 188. 
 
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 Deus mifereatur, 
 
 /^OD be merciful unto us, and | blefs | us : and fhew us the light of his counte- 
 nance, and be | merciful | unto | us. 
 
 1 That thy. way may be | known upon | earth : thy faving | health a- | -mong all | 
 I nations. 
 
 3 Let the people praife | thee, O | God : yea, let all the | people | pralfe | thee. 
 
 4 O let the nations rejoice | and be | glad : for thou fhalt judge the folk righteoufly, 
 
 and govern the | nations up- | -on | earth. 
 
 5 Let the people praife | thee, O | God : yea, let all the | people | praife | thee. 
 
 6 Then fhall the earth bring | forth her | increafe : and God, even our own God, 
 
 fhall I give | us his | blefTing. 
 
 7 God fhall I blefs | us : and all the ends of the | world fhall | fear | him. 
 Glory be to the Father, and | to the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghofl ; 
 
 As it was in the beginning, is now^ and | ever fhall | be : world without | end. | 
 I A I -men. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
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 INDEX. 
 
 SINGLE CHANTS. 
 
 Name of Compofer. Number of Chant. 
 
 Alcock, Dr. j. - - - - - 117, 1^6 
 
 Aldrich, Dr. H. - - - - - 12, 166 
 
 Anonymous - - - - 44, 49, 69, 71, 145, 176 
 
 Arnold^ Dr. S. - - • - - -32 
 
 Ayrton, Dr. E. ~ • • - - 58 
 
 Barrow, Ifaac - - - - - - 67 
 
 Battiihill, J. - - • - - 26, 83, 161, 163 
 
 Blow, Dr. J. - - - - - - 28 
 
 Chard, Dr. W. - - -> ™ - 121 
 
 Cooke, Dr. B. - - - - - 2^, 107 
 
 Corfe, Dr. C. W. ^ - - - - 40 
 
 Crotch, Dr. W. - - - - 24, 41, 46, 105, 109, 171 
 
 Dupuis, Dr. T. S. - - - 39, 52, 140, 142, 149 
 Dyce, W. -...-_ 143 
 
 Elvey, Dr. G. J. - ... - 137^174 
 
 Elvey, Dr. S. - - - - - - 10 
 
 Ely, Lord Bifhop of (Dr. Turton) - - - "97 
 
 Farrant, R. - - • - - - 9, 178 
 
 Pel ton. Rev. W. - - - - - S9y 73 
 
 FufTell, P. - - - - - - 125 
 
 Gibbons, Dr. C, - - - - -79 
 
 Gofs, John ----- 30, 62, 66 
 
 Green, Dr. M. - - - - • - 156 
 
 Hayes, Dr. P. - - • - - 98 
 
 Hayes, Dr. W. - - - - - 61, 95, 127 
 
 Helmore, Rev. T. - • - - - 104 
 
 Hine, W. - - - - - 20, 81 
 
Index. 
 
 227 
 
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 Hindle, J. - - - - ■ - 138 
 
 Hopkins, E. J. - - - - - 27, 72 
 
 Humphreys, P. - - - - - "^Z^ 2^ 
 
 Jones, J. - - - - - - 22 
 
 Kelway, T. - - - - - - 16, 17 
 
 King, C. - - - - - 150. 159 
 
 Kinkee, F. - - - - - - 92 
 
 Lamb, B. - -.- - _ -y^ 
 
 Langdon, R. - - - - - - 170, 180 
 
 Lee, W. - - - - - - 54 
 
 Macfarren, G. A. - - 23, 37, 45, 82, 100, 128, 135, 160 
 
 Macfarren, W. C. - - - - - 21 
 
 Monk,E.G. 14,25,33,34,43,47,53,60,89,94,126,141,144,147,157,164,173 
 
 Monk, H. T. - - - - - II, 114 
 
 Nares, Dr. J. - - - - - -181 
 
 Oakeley, H. S. - - - - - 116 
 
 Oufeley, F. A. G. - 18, 56,70, ''S, xii, 118, 123, 131, 139, 158, 165 
 
 Purcell, E. - - - - - - 93 
 
 Purcell, H. - - - - - 48, 129 
 
 Purcell, T. - - - - - -152, 153 
 
 Rimbault, Dr. E. F. - - - (i%, 76, 84, 108 
 
 RufTell, W. - . - . - - 91. 134 
 
 Savage - - • - - - 87 
 
 Stewart, Dr. R. P. - • - - - 85 
 
 Tallis, T. - - - - - I, 8, 77 
 
 Travers, J. - - • - - -113 
 
 Turle, J. - ^ . ^ 50, 120, 154, 162 
 
 Turner, Dr. W. - « - - 102, 115, 169 
 
 Upon an Ancient Theme - • - 106, 175, 177, 179 
 
 Walmifley, Dr. T. A. - • . - 74, 80, 133, 151 
 
 Walond - - - - - - 86 
 
 Weldon, John • - - - - 6^ 
 
 Woodward, Dr. R. - - - - -119 
 
2 2 8 Index. 
 
 DOUBLE CHANTS, 
 
 Name of Compofer. Number of Chant. 
 
 Boyce, Dr. W. - - - - - 8 
 
 Cooke, Dr. B. - • • - - I 
 
 Cooke, R. - ^ - • - -2 
 
 Flintoft ------ 3 
 
 Hayes, Dr. W. - - - - - JO 
 
 Henley, Rev. P. • - - - - 4 
 
 Langdon, R. - - - - • • li 
 
 Lawes, H. - • • - - 9 
 
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 Nares, Dr. J. - * • 12 
 
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 Psalm i. — Beaius vir, qui non abiit. 
 Blessed is the man that hath not walked in the counsel 
 of the ungodly, nor stood in the | way of | sinners : 
 and hath not sat in the | seat | of the | scornful. 
 
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 I side : that will bring forth his | fruit in | due | season. 
 
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 7 But the Lord knoweth the | way of the | righteous : 
 
 and the way of the un- | -god- | -ly shall | perish. 
 
 Psalm ii. — Quare fremuerimt gentes '^ 
 Why do the heathen so furiously | rage to- 1 -gether : and 
 
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 4 He that dwelleth in hedven shall | laugh 
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