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A27789	The Book of Psalms in metre close and proper to the Hebrew, smooth and pleasant for the metre, plain and easie for the tunes : with musical notes, arguments, annotations, and index : fitted for the ready use and understanding of all good Christians.	Barton, William, 1598?-1678.	1644 (1644)	Wing B2401; ESTC R34049	146,371	360

originall providence to his Saints a complaint of savage adversaries and extreme afflictions verse 9 EVen from the womb which me possest O Lord thou took'st me thence When I was on my mothers brest Thou wast my confidence verse 10 I from the naked womb was cast Upon thy care alone Thou from my mothers belly wast The God my soul doth own verse 11 Be not far from me trouble 's neer And none to help me out verse 12 So many bulls have every where Incompass'd me about Strong Bashan bulls encompassing Prevent me all escape verse 13 Their wide mouths like a ravening And roaring Lion gape verse 14 Like water I am shed and sunk My bones dis-joynted all My heart within my bowels shrunk Like molten wax doth fall verse 15 My strength is like a potsheard dri'd My tongue cleaves to my jawes In dust of death to be and bide Thou dost thy servant cause verse 16 For dogs have me invironed Assembled wicked bands Have me inclos'd and compassed They pierce my feet and hands verse 17 Yea I may reckon every bone On me they gaze and stare verse 18 Upon my vesture lots are thrown And they my garments share verse 19 But Lord my strength make haste to help And be not far from me verse 20 My darling soul from cruell whelp And bloody sword set free verse 21 Lest I by Lions mouths be torn Save and deliver me For from the horns of Unicorns Thou heard'st me pray to thee 3. Part. Argument The relief of the afflicted the dainties of the Gospel conversion of the Gentiles and successions of the Church verse 22 O Lord I will declare thy Name Among my brethren dear And I will spread thy praise and fame In congregations here verse 23 O yee his Saints that fear the Lord Praise him in word and deed Glorifie him with one accord O all yee Jacobs seed Yee seed of Israel do no less But always fear the Lord verse 24 Because th' afflicted souls distress He never hath abhorr'd He did not such a soul despise Nor unaffected hide From him his favourable eies But heard him when he cry'd verse 25 In great resort I 'l spread thy fame And pay my vowes I will Before them all that fear thy Name verse 26 The meek shall eat their fill They shall that seek him praise the Lord Your hearts shall live for ay verse 27 The worlds vast ends shall all record And turn to God shall they All kindred nations shall to thee In humble worship fall verse 28 The kingdoms gods and he shall bee Supreme of nations all verse 29 All sat ones on the earth shall eat And worship him they must And they must bow before his seat That stoop and lick the dust His own soul none can keep alive verse 30 A seed shall serve the Lord A Generation shall survive Which we for his record verse 31 They shall come forth and there declare His righteousnesse to those That born in after ages are That God did thus dispose PSAL. XXIII To the 2. French tune Argument The sure supply of the Saints THe Lord 's my Shepherd to provide No wofull want shall I abide verse 2 In pastures best He makes me rest He leads me by still waters side verse 3 Restores my soul as guide thereto For his names sake in paths most true verse 4 Though I invade Deaths horrid shade That darksome valley walking through Yet I will fear no kind of ill For thou art ever present still VVith me O God They staffe thy rod My heart with heav'nly comforts fill verse 5 My table thou hast furnish't so Even in the presence of my foe Thine ointment spread Upon my head Making my cup to overflow Yea all my lifes continued space verse 6 Surely thy goodness and thy grace Shall follow me Thy house shall be My ever constant dwelling place PSAL. XXIV Dutch Bass tune Argument He exhorts to receive Christ the King of the world describes the Citizens of his spirituall Kingdome THe earth 's the Lords with all her goods And all the worlds contain verse 2 He ●tablish'd it upon the floods And fixt it on the main verse 3 VVho in Gods holy place may stand His hill ascend unto verse 4 The pure in heart and clean in hand VVhose oaths are just and true VVho suffers not his soul to cleave To Idols most abhorr'd verse 5 He shall undoubtedly receive The blessing from the Lord. From God his Saviour he shall speed VVith gifts of saving grace verse 6 O Jacob this thy seekers seed Ev'n theirs that seek thy face verse 7 Yee everlasting doors stand ope Yee gates lift up the head And give the King of glory scope Within your courts to tread verse 8 Who is this glory-crowned King His royall name record In battell always conquering The Strong and mighty Lord. verse 9 Yee everlasting doors stand ope Yee gates lift up your head And give the King of glory scope Within your courts to tread verse 10 Who may this Kingly person be And all the glory his The Lord of hosts and none but he The King of glory is PSAL. XXV To Sweet tune Argument David sueth for Gods protection and pardon of his sins specially those of his youth LOrd I lift up my soul to thee verse 2 In thee my God I trust repose O Let not me Ashamed be Nor over-topt by envious foes verse 3 Put none to shame whom goodness draws To wait upon thy holy name Who break thy lawes Without a cause Let them be rather put to shame verse 4 Shew me thy paths teach me thy way verse 5 Lead in thy truth and teach my heart On thee all day I wait and stay For thou my God and Saviour art verse 6 Thy tender loving kindnesses And thy sweet mercies manifold O Lord now please To think on these For they have ever been of old verse 7 My great transgressions what they be Nor yet my sins of youth record In mercy free Remember mee Even for thy goodness sake O Lord. verse 8 The Lord 's a good and upright one To them therefore that go aside Will he alone His ways make known verse 9 The meeke will he in judgement guide He to the meek will teach his way verse 10 Lo all his paths are truth and grace To such are they As do obey His covenant and his laws imbrace verse 11 Lord I beseech thee earnestly For thy names sake I thee intreat To pardon my Iniquity For it is most exceeding great 2. Part. Argument He prayes for help in affliction and the like for the Church verse 12 WHat man is he whom God indues With grace and care the Lord to please To him God shews What way to choose verse 13 His soule shall also dwell at ease His seed shall have inheritance here verse 14 His secret will the

Lord disclose To them most clear That do him fear And he to them his covenant shows verse 15 Mine eyes on God are ever set By whose great help I make no doubt My feet to get Out of the net For he shall surely pluck them out verse 16 Turn thee to me compassionate Affliction hath me over-charg'd Behold my state Is desolate verse 17 And troubles of my heart inlarg'd O bring me out of my distress verse 18 Behold th' affliction I am in What painfulness Doth me oppress And Lord forgive me all my sin verse 19 Consider my malicious foes For very many such there be Rank hatred shows It self in those And cruelly they hated me verse 20 O keep my soul from them that plot And unto me deliverance send O let me not Be sham'd a jot For on thy name do I depend verse 21 Let innocence and uprightness Preserve me for I trust in thee Lord grant redress Of all distress verse 22 That Israel so redeem'd may be PS AL. XXVI To the 2. French tune Argument Davids integrity and love to the ordinances he avoydeth the ungodly way and unhappy end of the wicked MY righteous judgement Lord decide For I in innocence abide Still walking just In God I trust And therefore sure I shall not slide verse 2 My heart examine prove and try My secret reins O Lord descry verse 3 Thy kind love lies Before mine eyes And walked in thy truth have I. verse 4 I have not with vain persons sate For hypocrites I am no mate verse 5 The multitude Of sinners leud I verily detest and hate I do not sit with wicked bands verse 6 In innocence I wash my hands So I no doubt VVill press about The place whereon thine Altar stands verse 7 VVith thankfull voyce there to declare And publish all thy wonders rare Such love did I Continually Unto thy habitation bear verse 8 O Lord I love that dwelling place The house of thy frequented grace verse 9 My soul joyn not With sinners lot Nor yet my life with bloody race verse 10 Within whose hand is villany Their right hand full of bribery verse 11 But as for me I 'll constant be Walking in my integrity Redeem me grant me Lord thy grace verse 12 My foot is in an even place I will record Thy praise O Lord Before the congregations face PSAL. XXVII To Martyrs tune 1. part Argument Davids care to serve God is his crown and comfort against all adversaries and afflictions THe Lord 's my saving health and light Why should I be dismaid He of my life 's the strength and might Why should I be afraid verse 2 When as mine enemies and my foes Most wicked persons all To eat my flesh against me rose They stumbling down did fall verse 3 Tho hosts against me pitch their tents Should fear my heart surprise No I will be thus confident Tho wars against me rise verse 4 One thing of GOD I have desir'd Which I will seek for still That I till life be quite expir'd May dwell in Sions hill That there within his house I may The Lords faire beauty view Enquiring for the blessed way VVithin his Temple true verse 5 In tabernacles of his grace He shall securely lock And hide me in their secret place And set me on a rock In his pavilion shall he me In troublous times inclose verse 6 And now my head shall lift up be Above my neighbouring foes I therefore to his tents professe My offrings for to bring A sacrifice of joyfulnesse VVill I present and sing Yea to the LORD sing praise will I verse 7 Lord hear me when to thee VVith earnest voice I call and cry Have mercy answering me 2. Part. Argument The sweet ecchoes of a gracious heart the providence of God to the Saints in want of worldly friends verse 8 WHen as thou said'st seek ye my face My heart said unto thee I 'l seek thy face Lord grant thy grace verse 9 And hide thee not from me In anger cast me not away Nor leave thy servant quite Forsake me not thou wast my stay O God my saving might verse 10 When parents leave will God provide verse 11 To me thy wayes disclose And in a plain path be my guide Because of all my foes verse 12 Deliver not to enemies To have their will on me False witnesses against me rise That breath out cruelty verse 13 And surely I had fainted then But that I hop'd to see Here in the land of living men GODS goodness shew'd to me verse 14 Wait on the LORDS assistant Name Thy heart with courage stay And he shall fortifie the same Wait on the LORD I say PSAL. XXVIII To York tune Argument He prayeth for the Church and curseth the wicked hypocrites and atheists O LORD my rock I cry to thee To me ô be not dumbe Lest if to me thou silent be I like dead men become verse 2 My supplications audible Hear when I call to thee When tow'rd thy holy Oracle My hands up-lifted be verse 3 With wicked doers devoid of grace O draw me not away Which speak their neighbours fair to face But secretly betray verse 4 Repay their deeds and handy-works Indeavours and desarts With all their wickedness that lurks In their malicious hearts verse 5 Since they Gods works did not regard Nor what his hands fulfill'd Destruction sure is their reward God shall them never build verse 6 Blessed be God because he heard My supplications voice My hearts repose and help conferr'd Which make it much rejoyce verse 7 The LORD' 's my strength my shield my tow'r I 'l sing his praise alone verse 8 The LORD' 's their strength Saviour Of his anointed one verse 9 Thine heritage LORD bless and keep So that it perish never Nor onely keep but feed thy sheep And lift them up for ever PSAL. XXIX To Davids tune Argument Potentates exhorted to praise the supream King for the wonders of nature and the people of God for their perpetuall protection YE mighty to the LORD give you Deserved strength and fame verse 2 O give the LORD the glory due To his most facred Name In beauteous place of holiness VVorship the Lord most high verse 3 VVho doth his pow'rfull voice express In waters of the skie Lord God of glory's thunders fly From elements watry tow'r verse 4 Gods voice is full of Majesty Gods voice is full of pow'r verse 5 God thundring voice let fall thereon Breaks down the Cedars tall The Lord in thee ô Lebanon Makes Cedar trees to fall verse 6 He makes them skip as young calves do VVith tottering earth-quakes torn Mount Lebanon and Syrion too Like youngling Unicorn verse 7 Gods voice doth flames of fire divide verse 8 The Lord's voice deserts shakes Yea Kedesh desert terrifi'd VVith his dread thunder quakes verse 9 God's voice doth through the forests pierce And hindes to

verse 10 Thy hand shall lead me there There thy right hand shall hold me fast verse 11 And if I say dark night Shall cover me with skies ore-cast All shall surround with light verse 12 Yea darkness hides not from thy sight But night as day shines clear To thee the darkness and the light Do both alike appear verse 13 For thou hast powerfully possest My reins most secret room And covered in the secretest My mothers narrow womb verse 14 I 'l praise thee that hast made me thus Of rare and fearfull frame Thy handy-works are marvellous Well knows my soul the same verse 15 My substance was not hid from thee When secretly compos'd Most curiously thou formedst mee In earths dark caves inclos'd verse 16 Thine eye saw my rude substance there Thy book my members nam'd VVhich in continuance fashioned were Whiles yet they were not fram'd 2. Part. Argument David acknowledges Gods exceeding goodnesse shews his dislike of the wicked and approves his heart to God verse 17 HOw precious I thy thoughts account O God how great 's their summe verse 18 The sands in number they surmount If they to reckoning come And whensoever I awake Lord I am still with thee verse 19 And know that thou revenge wilt take On them that wicked be Surely O God thou wilt them slay Therefore say I to them Depart from me depart I say O all yee bloudy men verse 20 For lo thy foes against thee spake With blasphemous disdain Thine enemies are bold to take Thy sacred Name in vain verse 21 Do not I hate thine enemies And that for hating thee And them that do against thee rise Am not I griev'd to see verse 22 I hate them with a perfect hate I count them foes of mine verse 23 Search me O God and know my state My heart and thoughts untwine verse 24 And see if I do go astray In any course of sin Set ope the everlasting way And lead me LORD therein PSAL. CXL Cambridge old tune A prayer against persecutors expressing their malice and experience of Gods deliverance LORD save me from the violent Preserve me from the lewd verse 2 VVhose heart so bent A vile intent Against me have pursu'd Continually for warres they throng Serpentine-Adder-like verse 3 With sharp'ned tongue And poyson strong Between their lips they strike verse 4 Preserve me from ungodly hands And from my furious fo Hells fier-brands Whose purpose stands My steps to overthrow verse 5 The proud that they my soul might get Close snares and cords did hide They spread a net They grins have set Hard by the high-way side verse 6 I said to God it doth appear Thou art my God alone LORD bow thine ear That thou mai'st hear My supplications grone verse 7 O God the Lord thou didst me stead My soul with saving might And thou my head Hast covered In day of bloudy fight 2. Part. Argu. As before verse 8 O Do not do not grant a jot The wicked mans desire O further not His wicked plot Lest that should lift him higher verse 9 As for the head of all the throng That do me round inclose With mischief sprung From their own tongue The LORD shall cover those verse 10 Let fall upon them burning coals And cast them in the fire In deepest holes Whence damned souls They never may retire verse 11 Let no blasphemer impudent Be stablish't here below Mischief shall sent The violent And hunt to overthrow verse 12 Their cause will he maintain I know That is the most of might That undergo Such storms of wo And poor mens lawfull right verse 13 Surely the righteous every where Thanks to thy Name shall give And all that bear A mind sincere In thy safe presence live PSAL. CXLI Martyrs tune David sues for acceptation of his person and prayers for direction of his words and works to avoyd the inticings of the wicked and to obtain the reproof of the righteous He prays for them against the wiles of the wicked To thee O Lord I call and cry Make haste make haste to me Give ear unto my voice when I Cry earnestly to thee verse 2 O let my prayer be now set out As incense in thine eyes And lifting up of hands devout An evening sacrifice verse 3 Lord set a watch to guard my lips And keep my mouth from sin verse 4 That wicked works and fellowships My soul partake not in Incline my heart to no misdeed With them that wicked are Nor let me ever dare to feed Of their delicious fare verse 5 Suffer the righteous smiting me Which I shall kindness deem And his reproof an oil shall be Of singular esteem Such smiting shall not break my head For still I 'l pray to thee VVhen as they shall be hard bestead With great calamitie verse 6 Their Judges being overthrown In dang'rous stony ground Shall make them hear my words each one For they full sweetly sound verse 7 The graves devouring mouth is found With our dead bones bestrew'd As chips belitt'ring all the ground When wood is cleft and hew'd verse 8 Lord God mine eyes are fixt on thee Leave not my soul depriv'd I trust in thee O save thou me verse 9 From their close snare contriv'd From wicked workers setting grins verse 10 O let the wicked fall Even in their own devised gins While I escape withall PSAL. CXLII To sweet tune David in the cave of Adullam prays to God in that desperate condition expecting deliverance to Gods glory and comfort of the faithfull WIth voice with voice cries devout To God the Lord I made request verse 2 Before him my complaint powr'd out I shew'd the Lord my case distrest verse 3 My spirit overwhelm'd and spent My private path was known to thee Ev'n in the way wherein I went They laid a secret snare for me verse 4 On my right hand I lookt and star'd But there was no man would me know For my poor soul no creature car'd All refuge fail'd of things below verse 5 I cri'd to thee ô Lord I sayd Among the living in the land Thou art my portion and my ayd And all the help I have at hand verse 6 Attend unto my earnest sute For I am brought exceeding low Save me from them that persecute Too hard for me too strong a fo verse 7 My soul from prison Lord bring out That I may render praise to thee The just shall compass me about When thou dealst bounteously with me PSAL. CXLIII To old England tune the latter part twice An humble confession of sin and complaint of suffering a prayer for pardon deliverance and the Spirit of grace LOrd hear my prayer and humble suit Thy willing ear address Yea answer mee By thy decree Of truth and faithfulness verse 2 Against thy servant no dispute Nor action let be tri'd Before thee can No mortall man Be ever justifi'd verse