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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
death_n	day_n	lord_n	sabbath_n	4,018	5	9.9916	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A15195	The whole booke of Psalmes collected into English meeter by T. Sternhold, I. Hopk. and others, conferred with the Hebrew, with apt notes to sing them withall ; set forth and allowed to be sung in all churches, of al the people togither before and after morning and euening prayer, as also before & after sermons, and moreouer in priuate houses, for their godly solace & comfort, laying apart al vngodly songs and ballads, which tend only to the norishing of vice, and corrupting of youth.; Whole book of psalms. 1614	Sternhold, Thomas, d. 1549.; Hopkins, John, d. 1570.	1614 (1614)	STC 2549.4; ESTC S176	8,776	17

them because they shall be shortly rooted out and destroyed speake to thy selfe and to other the 37 psalme 34 If thou hast decreed to take heed of thy selfe seest thine enemy approch nigh thee as against one whom the aduersary is more prouoked to come with assault and therefore wilt prepare thy selfe sing the 39 psame 35 If thou seest many poore men to beg wilt shew pitty to them thou mayst both thy selfe receiue them to mercy and also exhort other to do the same saying the 41. psalme 36 If thou hast a desire to Godward hearest thine enemies to vpbraid thee be not troubed but consider what fruit of immortality riseth to thee for this desire comfort thy soule with hope to God and so therein relieuing and asswaging the heauinesse of thy life say the 42 psalme 37 If thou wilt remember Gods benefits which hee did to thy fathers both in their out going from Egypt and in the desert how good God was vnto them but they vnthankfull to him thou hast the 44 78 89 102 114 117. psalmes 38 If thou hast made thy refuge to God and hast escaped such trouble as was prepared against thee if thou wilt giue thanks shew out his kindnesse to thee sing the 46. psalme 39 If thou wilt know how to giue thanks to God when thou doest resort to him with sound vnderstanding sing the 47 48. 40 If thou wilt exhort men to put their trust in the liuing God who ministreth all things aboundantly to good mens vse and blame the madnesse of the world which serue their God Mammon so inordinately sing the 49 psalme 41 If thou wouldst cal vpon the blind world for their wrong considence of their bruit sacrifices and shew them what sacrifice God most hath requited of them sing the 50. psalme 42 If thou hast sinned and art conuerted and mooued to doe penance desirous to haue mercy thou hast the words of confession in the 51 psalme 43 If thou hast suffered false accusation before the King and seest the deuill to triumph thereat go aside say the 52. psalm 44 If they which persecute thee with accusations would betray thee as the Pharisies did Iesus and as the Aliants did Dauid discomfort not thy selfe therewith but sing in good hope to God the 54.57 69. Psalmes 45 If thine aduersaries which trouble thee do vpbraid thee and that they which seeme to be thy friends speake most against thee wherevpon if in thy meditation thou art somewhat grieued thereat thou mayst call on God saying the 55. psalme 46 If persecution come fierce on thee vnawares chance to enter into the caue where thou hidest thy selfe feare not for in this strait thou hast expedient words both to comfort thee to put thee in remēbrance of his old mercy with the 57 142 psal 47 If thou wilt confound Hypocrites which make glorious shewes outwardly speake their conuersion with the 58 psalme 48 If thy pu●suers commaund thy house to be watched when thou art escaped giue thanks to God and graue it in the Tables of thine hart for aperpetuall remembrance and say the 59. psal 49 If thine enemies cruelly assault thee and would catch thy life offer thy subiection to God against them and bee of good comfort for the more they rage the more shal God subdue thē and say the 62 psalme 50 If thou flyest persecution and gettest thee into the wildernes feare thou not as thought thou wert there alone but hauing God nigh vnto thee rise to him early in the morning singing the 63. psalme 51 If thine enemies would put thee in feare and neuer cease to lay traines for thee picke all manner quarrels against thee though they be very many giue no place to them for the darts of babes shall be their destruction if thou saist the 61. 68 70 71 psalmes 52 If thou wilt laud God with a psalm or hymne sing the 65 66. psalmes 53 If thou hast need to confesse God sing the 67. psalme 54 If thou wouldst sing to the Lord thou hast what to say in the 96.98 psalmes 55 If thou hast need to confesse God with thankes sing the 71 75 62 108 117 118 136 138 139. psalmes 56 If thou seest wicked men prosper in peace be not offended thereat but say the 113. Psalme 57 If thine enemies haue beset the waies whither thou flyest and art thereby in great anguish yet in this trouble dispaire not but pray and if thy praier be heard giue God thanks and say the 77. psalme 58 If they perseuer still and defile the house of God kill the elect and cast their bodies to the Foules of the ayre feare not their cruelty but shew pitty to them which be in such agonie and say the 29. psalme 59 If thou wilt informe any man with the mystery of the refurrection sing the 8. psalme 60 If thou wilt sing to the Lord cal together Gods seruants on the feastiuall day and sing the 81 95 34. psalmes 61 If thine aduersaries flock together on euery side threaten to destroy the house of God and make their conspiracies against thy Religion let not their number and power trouble thee for thou hast an anker of the words of the 83 psalme 62 If thou castest an eye to Gods house and to his eternal tabernacles and hast a desire thereto as the Apostle had say thou also the 84. psalm 63 If Gods wrath bee ceased and the captiuity ended thou hast cause how to giue thanks to God with Dauid recounting his goodnesse to thee and others with the 96 85 116. psalms 64 If thou wilt rebuke Paynims heretickes for that they haue not the knowledge of God in them thou maiest haue an vnderstanding to sing to God the 86 115. psalmes 65 If thou wilt see and know the dissent that the Catholike Church hath from schisme and wouldest conuert them or to discerne the Church concerning the outwarde appearance and sinnes thereof thou mayst say the 87 psalme 66 If thou wouldst know how Moses prayed to God and in his meditation recounting the brittle state of mans life desired God to direct so his short life that he might follow wisedome read the 90. Psalme 67 If thou woudlst comfort thy self and others in true Religion and teach them that hope in God wil neuer suffer a foole to be confounded but make it bold and without feare of Gods protection sing the 9 psalme 68. If thou wilt sing on the Sabbaoth day thou hast the 92. psal 69. If thou wilt sing on the Sunday in meditation of Gods word desiring to bee instructed therein whereby thou mayst rest in Gods holy will and cease from all the workes and doctrines of vain men reuolue that notable psalme 119. 70 If thou wilt sing in the second day of the Sabbaoth thou hast the 95. psalme 71 If thou wouldst sing to the Lord thou hast what to say in the 69.98 psalmes 72 If thou wilt sing the fourth day of the Sabbath sing

the psal 94 for then when the Lord was betraied he began to take vengeance on death and to triumph of it therfore when thou readest the gospeil where thou hearest the Iewes to take councell against the Lord and that he standeth bodily against the Deuill then sing the foresaid psalme 73 If thou wilt sing on Good-friday thou hast a commendation of the 63. psalme for then was the house of Gods Church builded and groundly founded though the enemies went about to hinder it for which cause sing to God the songs of triumphant victory with the said psalme and with the 98. and 129. psalmes 74 If there be any captiuity wherein thy house is laid wast and yet builded againe sing the 96. psalme 75 If the land bee vext with enemies and after come to any rest by the power of God if thou wilt sing therefore sing the 97 psalm 76 If thou consideredst the prouidence of God in his gouernance so ouer all and wilt instruct any with true faith and obedience when thou hast first perswaded them to confesse themselues sing the 100 147. psalmes 77 If thou dost acknowledge in God his iudiciall power and that in iudgement hee mixeth mercy if thou wilt drawe nigh vnto him thou hast the words of the 101 psalme to the end 78 If for the imbicil●ty of thy nature thou art weary with the continually miser●e and griefes of this life and wouldst comfort thy selfe sing the 102. psalme 79 If thou wilt giue thankes to God as it is most conuenient and due for all his gifts when thou wilt so do thou hast how to reioyce thy soule thereunto with the 103 and 104. psalmes 80 If thou wilt praise God and also knowe how and for what cause and with what words thou mayst do it consider the 113 117 13● 1●6 147. ●●8 149. 150. psalmes 81 I● thou hast faith to such thinges as God speaketh and beleeuest that which in prayer thou vtterest say the psalme 116. to the end 82 If thou feelest thy selfe to rise vpward in degrees of well working as though thou saidst with S. Paule I forget those thinges which be behind me and set mine eyes on thinges which bee before me thou hast the 130. psalme 83 If thou beest holden in thraldome vnder straying and wandring thoughts and seest thy selfe drawne by them whereof thou art sorry then stay thy selfe from henceforth and tarry where thou hast sound thy selfe in fault set thee down and mourne thou also as the Hebrew people did and say with them the 137. psalme 84 If thou perceiuest that temptations be set to prooue thee thou oughtest after such tentations to giue God the thankes and sing the 139. psalme 85 If yet thou be in bondage by thine enemies and wouldst saine be deliuered say the 140. psalme 86 If thou wouldst pray and make supplication say the 141 142 143. psalmes 87 If any tyrannous enemy rise vp against the people feare you not no more then Dauid did Goliah but beleeue like Dauid and sing the 144 psalme 88 If thou art elect out of long degree specially before other to some vocation to serue thy bretheren aduance not thy selfe too high against them in thine owne power but giue GOD the glory who did chuse thee and sing thou the 11● psalme 89 If thou wilt sing of obedience praising God with Alleluia thou hast the 105. 106. 107. 111 112. 113. 114. 115. 117. 135. 136. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. psalmes 90 If thou wilt sing specially of our Sauior Christ thou hast of him in euery psalme but most chiesly in the 25. 45. 100. psalms 91 Such psalmes as shew his lawfull generation of his father and his corporall presence be the 11. 69 psalmes 92 Such as doe prophecy before of his most holy Crosse and passion telling how many deceitfull assaults he sustained for vs and how much he suffered be the 2. 129. psalmes 93 Such as expresse the malicious enemies of the Iewes and the betraying of Iudas are the 21. 50. 55. 69. 72 109. psalms 94 Such as describe his agony in his passion death and sepulture be the 22. 28 psalmes 95 For his dominion presence in the flesh read the 116. ps 96 Such as shew the glorious resurrection of his body be the 99 psalmes 97 Such as set out his ascension into heauen are the 93. 96. 98 99 psalmes 98 And that he sitteth on the right hand of his Father the ●10 psalme maketh manifest 99 Such as shew that he hath authority of his father to iudge expressing his iudiciall power both in condemning the diuell al wicked Nations are the 50. 72 82 psalmes Finis Veni Creator COme holy Ghost etrrnall God proceeding from aboue both from the Father and the Sonne the God of peace loue Visit our minds and into vs thy heauenly grace inspire that in all truth and godlines we may haue true desire Thou art the very Comforter in all woe and distresse The heauenly guift of God most high which no tongue can expresse The fountaine and the liuely spring of ioy celestiall The fire so bright the loue so cleare and vnction spirituall Thou in thy guifts art manifold whereby Christs Church doth stand In faithfull hearts writing thy law the finger of Gods hand According to thy promise made thou giuest speech of grace That through thy helpe the praise of god may stand in euery place O Holy Ghost into our wits send downe thy heauenly light Kindle in our harts with feruent loue to serue God day and night Strength and stablish all our weaknesse so feeble and so traile That neither flesh the world nor Diuell against vs do preuaile Put backe our enemies far from vs and grant vs to obtaine Peace in our harts with God and man without grudge or disdaine And grant O Lord that thou being our leader and our guide We may eschew the snares of sinne and from that neuer slide To vs such plenty of thy grace good Lord grant we thee pray That thou maist be our Comforter at the last dreadfull day Of all strife and dissention O Lord dissolue the bands and make the knots of peace and loue throughout all Christian Lands Graunt vs O Lord through thee to know the Father most of might That of thy deare beloued Son we may obtaine the sight And that with perfect faith also we may acknowledge thee The spirit of them both alwaies one God in persons three Laud and praise be to the Father and to the Son equall and to the Holy spirit also one God coeternall And pray we that the onely Sonne vouchsafe his spirit to send To all that do professe his name vnto the worlds end The Humble sute of a Sinner M. O Lord of whom I do depend behold my careful heart and when thy will and pleasure is release me of my smart Thou seest my sorrowes what they are my griefe is knowne to thee And there is none that can remoue or take the same from mee But onely