verse 4 To be remembred he hath made his works most wonderfull The LORD alwayes most gracious is and of compassion full verse 5 He unto them that fear him hath given meat aboundantlie He of his Covenant made most sure will ever mindfull be verse 6 He to the people of his works hath shew'd the power most large That of the heathen he may give to them the heritage verse 7 The works of his hands veritie and judgement are alway All his divine commandments still are sure and fast for ay verse 8 For ever and for ever they stand with great stedfastnesse And are also most wisely done in trueth and uprightnesse verse 9 He sent redemption to his folk his Cov'nant of great fame For ever he commanded hath right holy is his Name verse 10 Gods fear wisdomes beginning is good understanding sure Have they that do his word his praise for ever doth endure PSAL. CXII PRaise ye the Lord blest is the man that fears the LORD aright That in his wise commandments all still greatly doth delight verse 2 His seed shall mighty be upon the earth assuredlie The uprights generation shall for ever blessed be verse 3 Great wealth and riches ever fast shall in his house be sure And his most perfect righteousnesse for ever doth endure verse 4 To the upright ariseth light in darknesse speedilie Most gracious of compassion full and righteous al 's is he verse 5 A good man sheweth favour still and willingly doth lend He with discretion his affaires will guide ev'n to the end verse 6 He surely not for ever shall be mov'd so fix'd is he The righteous in remembrance sure shall everlasting be verse 7 He shall not be afraid of what ill tidings can afford His heart is ever fixed fast still trusting in the Lord. verse 8 His heart always estabish'd is he not afraid shall be Untill upon his enmies all his full desire he see verse 9 He hath dispersd and given to poor his righteousnesse for ay Endures his horn with honour shall exalted be alway verse 10 The wicked grieved shall it see his teeth he gnashing all Shall melt away and the desire of ill men perish shall PSAL. CXIII PRaise ye the Lord O of the Lord ye servants now proclame His worthy praise of God the Lord praise the most holy Name verse 2 Now of the LORD most blessed be the Name which we adore From this time forth from age to age and al 's for evermore verse 3 From the first rising of the Sun unto his going down The LORDS Name to be honour'd is with praise and great renown verse 4 The LORD above all nations is most high in Majestie And likewise is his glory great above the heavens hie verse 5 Who is now like unto the LORD our God who doth excell Who on high in the highest heav'n with Majestie doth dwell verse 6 Who though most high yet he himseâ—â— still humbleth in his love Things to behold that are on earth and in the heav'ns above verse 7 Out of the dust he raiseth up the poor in miserie And out of the dung hill also the needie lifteth hie verse 8 That he him up in dignitie with Princes high may set With those that of his people all are ev'n the Princes great He doth the barren woman make to keep house and to be A mother glade of children dear the mighty LORD praise yee PSAL. CXIIII WHen Israel out of Egypt land went by a happy change And Jacobs house a people left that were of language strange His Sanctuarie Judah was wherein he chosd to dwell â—nd Isra'l his dominion al 's which he did rule right well The sea it saw and as in feare with hast the flight did take And Jordans river running straight was driv'n most quickly back verse 4 The mountains steep with their high tops did quake and skip as rams So did like wise the little hills ev'n like the younger lambs verse 5 What aild thee O thou troubled fâ— that thou the flight didst take Thou Jordan that so speedilie thou wast by force driv'n back verse 6 Ye mountaines high what was 〈◊〉 cauâ—â— that ye did skip like rams What mov'd you also little hills to skip like younger lambs verse 7 Thou at the presence of the Lord earth tremble all and fear Ev'n at the presence of the GOD of Jacob to him dear verse 8 Which into waters turn'd the roâ— ev'n standing like a lake And in the flint a fountain fair of waters clear did make PSAL. CXV LOrd not to us not unto us but unto thy name take Great glory for thy stedfast truth and for thy mercies sake verse 2 Wherefore should new the heath 〈◊〉 where is their God alone But our God's in the heav'ns he hath what ever he pleased done Their idols silver are and gold workes of mens hands they be They have mouths made but can not speak and eyes but they not see Of ears they have the shape but they hear not what men do tell They noses formed also have but there with cannot smell They hands have but they handle not and feet but cannot walk A throat they have but throgh it they can no way speak or talk To those vain things they are most like that in their wayes unjust Them make ev'n so is every one that into them doth trust verse 9 Trust thou O Israel in the Lord their help and shield that be verse 10 Trust in the Lord O A'rons house their help and shield is he verse 11 Ye that do fear the living Lord trust in the Lord alway He is their strong help and their shield that still upon him stay verse 12 The Lord of us hath mindfull been he sure will blesse us still He will blesse Israls house the house of Aaron blesse he will verse 13 He wil them blesse that fear the Lord and that both great and small verse 14 God shal increase you more more you and your children all verse 15 You all that have an upright heart are blessed of the Lord Which both the heav'n al 's the earth made by his mighty word verse 16 The heav'n ye ev'n the heav'ns above are all the Lords by right But to the sons of men he hath the earth giv'n by his might verse 17 The dead in grave can in no way praise give the Lord unto Nor any whatsoever that down into 〈◊〉 go But we the mighty Lord above will blesse with one accord â—om this time forth for evermore most gladly praise the Lord. PSAL. CXVI Love the Lord and that because he with attentive ear â—y voice and supplications al 's most willingly did hear Because he hath inclin'd his ear unto me troubled all â—erefore as long as heer I live I will upon him call Of death the sorrows compassd me and paines of hell got hold â—oon time I found troubles great and sorrows manifold Upon the name of GOD the LORD then did I call and say LORD my soul
blest Saviour now wert as my Brother neer â—hat sucked hath the breasts of her who is my Mother dear When I should find thee here without I would with gladnesse thee â—ost loving kisse even so that I should not despised be I would thee lead with all my heart and foorth I would bring thee â—nto my loving Mothers house there to instructed be â— gladly would thee cause to drink of my well spiced wine â—nd of my fair Pomegranates juice which pleasant is and fine Under his head my left hand should be laid in ev'ry place And his right hand should also me most lovingly embrace verse 4 O daughter of Jerusalem I charge you that ye cease To stir up or awake my Love and that untill he please CHRIST verse 5 Who is this from the wildernesse that comes up by and by And thus on her Beloved doth even leaning still rely I carefully thee raised up from th'apple tree so fair Thy mother there thee did bring forâ— she brought foorth that thee bare The believing Jewes verse 6 Me as a seal set on thy heart and on thine arme set me For love as death strong as the grave heard is all jealousie Even burning coals of hotest fire the coals are of the same Which kindled have a vehement and a most piercing flame True love can not be quensh'd at all by waters flowing down â—or yet can floods of troubles great by any force it drown â— any largely of his house would give the substance all â— utterly contemned should be both by great and small We have a litttle Sister which no breasts hath lesse or more â—hat shall we do even in the day she shall be spoken for CHRIST â—f she continue firme and fast like to a mighty wall â—ilver Palace build on her we altogether shall â—â—d if she be even as a door to give ear to my words â—e will most safely her inclose with finest Cedar boards The CHURCH I am a wall my breasts also like towers are on the ground Then was I in his eyes as one that had his favour found CHRIST verse 11 At Baal Hamon a vineyard king Solomon had set The vineyard unto keepers he for profite out had let Each one of those his servants for the sweet fruit of the vine A thousand peices was to bring of silver good and fine verse 12 My vineyards fruits are all for me but thou O Solomon A thousand hast the keepers al 's two hundreth live upon verse 13 Thou that in Gardens dwellest â— and livest in GODS fear Companions hearken to thy voice cause me it al 's to hear The CHURCH Make haste my Welbelov'd and be thou like unto a Roe Or to young Harts that on the moâ— of spices quickly go Song of Moses at the red Sea after GOD had drowned Pharaoh and his whole hoast EXOD. 15. vers 1. Will now sing unto the LORD for he hath gloriously â—â—umph'd the horse and rider al 's â—ath thrown into the Sea â—he LORD who always mighty is â—s still my strength and song he is my salvation â—ecome my foes among â—s my God and I him will â—repare without all halt â—ace to dwell my Fathers God â—nd I will him exalt â—â—e LORD who hath a mighty arme â—s as a man of war LORD most surely is his Name well known both neer and far â—e Pharos charets and his hoast â—ath cast into the sea â—e red sea even drowned all is chosen Captaines be verse 5 With frothy deepths God covred thâ— this work he did alone Into the bottome they did sink even as a heavy stone verse 6 Thy right hand is in power O Loâ—â— become most glorious all Thy right hand Lord thine enmies froâ— hath dash'd in pieces small verse 7 Thou hast thy foes all overthrow in great excellencie Thou sent'st thy wrath foorth wâ— consuâ— them as the stubble dry verse 8 And with the fearfull blast that 〈◊〉 from thy nostrils with power The waters in a speedie course were gathred there together The floods stood upright as an heapâ— the deepths as all did see Together all congealed were in the heart of the sea verse 9 The enmie said I will pursue them will I overtake â—e spoil I will divide my lust upon them will I wreak â— my wrath most fierce will draw my sword them to annoy â— mighty hand with fearfull plagues shall surely them destroy Thou didst blow with thy boistrous wind â—he sea them cov'rd indeed â—y in the mighty waters all sank down as heavy lead â—ho's like the Lord amongst the gods who 's like thee glorious â— holinesse fearfull in praise and doing wonders al 's Thou in thy fierce wrath stretchedst out thy right hand with great strength â—e earth opning her mouth did them all swallow up at length Thou in thy mercy hast led foorth thy people bought by thee â—ou in thy strength them to thy house hast guided as we see verse 14 The people all shall hear and â— afraid though never so bold On th'indwellers of Palestine great sorrowes shall take hold verse 15 The Dukes of Edom all amazâ— with Moab trembling shall On them take hold the Canaanites shall melt away and fall verse 16 By thy great army fear and dâ— shall heavy on them fall They as a stone still shall be till the people passe ov'r all O LORD till that thy people all passe ov'r with courage fine Which thou by thine Almighty haâ— hast purchasde to be thine verse 17 Thou by thy might shalt bring tâ— their comforts to advance Thou in the mountain shalt them pâ— of thine inheritance Ev'n in the place O Lord which hast made for thee to dwell â—he Sanctuary Lord which thy hands have now establish'd well The Lord of hosts whose mighty strength appears in every thing â—â—r ever and for ever still with Majestie shall reign For Pharos house with charets and with horsemen in the sea â—ent the Lord upon them brought the waters fearfullie â—ut of Isra'l the children all when GOD them succour sent â—hey in the midst of all the sea on dry land safely went The Song of Moses a little before his death DEUT. 32. vers 1. The Preface O Pleasant heav'ns that are above with diligence give ear â—nd I will speak O earth below the words of my mouth hear verse 2 My doctrine shall drop as the raiâ— my speach as dew shall passe As small rain on the tender herb and showres upon the grasse verse 3 Because I surely publish will the blest name of the LORD Ye greatnesse to our GOD therefore ascribe with one accord The first Part. verse 4 He is the Rock his work 's perfit his wayes all judgement be A GOD of truth void of all sin most just and right is He. verse 5 They have corrupt themselves thâ— spâ— is not the spot alwayes Of his children they are perverse a race of crooked wayes verse 6 Unwise people do ye requite the LORD thus Is not He Thy Father buyer
Hath he not made and establish'd thee verse 7 Remember ye the dayes of old yeers past consider well â—hy father aske he will thee shew thy Elders will thee tell When the most High to Nations did th' inheritance divide â—hen he the sons of Adam all did separate beside â—e by his wisdome set the bounds of all the people then â—ccording to the number of his Israels children For the LORD for his portion hath his people without blot â—cob of his inheritance most surely is the lot He found them in a desart land and wast wildernesse He â—m led instructed and him kept as th'apple of his eye As th' Eagle stirreth up her nest fluttreth her young upon â—r wings doth spread taketh them to carry them thereon verse 12 So by his might the LORD alonâ— did lead him carefully And no strange GOD there was at all with him in company verse 13 He made him ride on Cana'n hiâ— that he th' increase might eat He made him oil and hony suck from flintie rocks most sweet verse 14 Butter of Kine and milk of Sheeâ— he gave to every man With fat of Lambs and also Rams of the breed of Bashan He gave them Goats with the fat of Kidneys of wheat right good And of the sweet grapes thou didst diâ— the pure wine red like blood The second Part. verse 15 But Jeshurun who should have bâ— most righteous then did kick Thou waxed art exceeding fat thou art grown very thick Thou cov'red art with fatnesse theâ— his maker he forsook â—nd of his sure salvations rock no care at all he took verse 16 With strange gods they provoked him unto great jealousie With great abominations they him angry made to be verse 17 They sacrificed unto devils to gods whom they not knew Whom your fathers did never fear even gods that were but new verse 18 Thou art unmindfull of the Rock which once thee did beget â—nd the Lord God that formed thee thou didst alwayes forget The third Part. verse 19 And when the Lord it saw he did abhorre them all anone â—ecause of the provoking great of Daughter and of Son verse 20 He said I will from them my face hide and I will now see â—heir end they are a froward race in whom no faith can be verse 21 With that which is not GOD theâ— havâ— me mov'd to jealousie To anger they have me provok'd with their great vanitie I them also to jealousie with such as are no flock Will move to anger them with foolâ— I surely will provoke verse 22 For in my wrath fire kindled is such as no tongue can tell It shall not cease alwayes to burn even to the lowest hell It shall consume the earth all with her increase mans desire And the foundations of the mount shall surely set on fire verse 23 Upon them of mischief a heap I certainly will send I also on them in my wrath mine arrows now will spend verse 24 They shall consumed be and burnt with pain of hunger great â—nd suddenly shall be devour'd with a most burning heat â—nd with bitter destruction I will also on them thrust â—he teeth of beasts with poison al 's of serpents of the dust The sword without terrour within destroy shall and not spare â—he young man virgin suckling al 's with the man of gray hair verse 26 I said I into corners would them quickly scatter then would make their rememberance to cease from among men verse 27 Were it not that I the great wrath fear'd of the enemie â—est their vaine adversaries should behave themselves strangly â—nd lest that they puâ—t up with pride should say those words anone â—ur hand now high his and the LORD this work all hath not done verse 28 For they all a vaine Nation are of wholesome counsell void No understanding good at all in them doth still abide verse 29 O that they were wise so that they thes clearly understood That they would now their latter end consider for their good verse 30 How should but one a thousand chase and two al 's put to flight Ten thousand if their Rock had not them sold and shut up right verse 31 For their rock in no way is as our rock that mighty is We none but even our enmies seek for to be Judge of this verse 32 Of Sodom and Gomorrahs field their vine I truely call Their clusters great most bitter are their grapes are grapes of gall verse 33 Their wine is Dragons poison which doth from those grapes distill And is the cruel venime of vile Aspes that men do kill verse 34 Is not this wickednesse laid up in a great store with me And up among my treasures al 's even sealed secretly The fourth Part. verse 35 To me belongeth vengeance and recompence for their crime Their foot shall slide assuredly in due appointed time For their day of calamitie is surely neer at hand And the things that shal come on them make hast and shall not stand verse 36 For the LORD who is mercifull shall when he is content His people judge and al 's himself for his servants repent When that he sees their power al gone and them of help berest And that in their calamitie there 's none shut up or left verse 37 And he in his great wrath shal say where are their gods of might Their stable rock in whom alwayes they trusted day and night verse 38 Which ate fatlings wine offrings in drink did not reject Let them rise up with their strength you help and al 's protect verse 39 See now that I am he even I no god there is with me I kill I also make alive I wound heal as yee see Nor is there any that how can out of my hand deliver verse 40 For I lift up my hand to heav'n and say I live for ever verse 41 If on judgement my hand take hold and glistring sword I whet I 'll render vengeance to my foes and crush those that me hate verse 42 I will mine arrows in my wrath which is now kindled sore Make drunk with blood al 's my sword shall fiercely flesh devore And that with the blood of the slain and men that captives be From the beginning of revenge upon the enemie verse 43 Rejoice ye nations with his folk for he who doth not change Will the blood of his servants dear most speedily avenge And to his adversaries will a vengeance render full And to his people and his land will be most mercifull The Song of Deborah and Barak after the victorie against the armie of Jabin King of Canaan who reigned in Hazor whose captain was Sisera whose head was cut off by Jahel the wife of Heber JUDGES 5. vers 2. PRaise ye the Lord most loving for th' avenging of Israâ—l When as the people willingly themselves did offer all verse 2 Hear O ye Kings ye Princes al 's give ear I even I will Sing to the LORD I 'le sing praise to the GOD of
heard which wertidings good We happily it also found in the fields of the wood verse 7 Into his Tabernacles fair most gladly will we go With great respect we worship wiâ— at his footstool also verse 8 A rise O LORD most speedily into thy rest at length Thou who art great in Majesty and the Ark of thy strength Now let thy Priests with righteousnes be cloathed all about â—nd let all them that are thy saints for joy most gladly shout For thine own servant Davids sake whom thou dost love alway â— thine anointed dear to thee turn not the face away God hath to David sworn in truth not turne he will from it â—f the fruit of thy body I upon thy Throne will set If thy children my Covenant Keep and Testimonie all â—pon thy Throne for ever sit their children also shall For GOD hath Zion chusde and it to dwell in still requir'd Heere rest I ever will heer dwell for I have it desir'd I will all her provision blesse abundantly indeed Her poor and needy now will I well satisfie with bread verse 16 I with salvation will also her Priests all cloath about And all her Saints that fear the Lord for joy aloud shall shout verse 17 There I will make King David horn to bud in all mens sight I have for mine anointed dear ordain'd a lamp of light verse 18 His enmies also I will cloath with shame till they look down But on himself most brightly still even flourish shall his crown PSAL. CXXXIII BEhold how good a thing it is and pleasant for to see That brethren should together dwell in peace and unitie verse 2 Like precious ointment on the heaâ— that on the beard did fall Ev'n Aarons beard that to the skirts went of his garments all â—'n Aarons beard who was a man by GOD almighty sent â—â—t down from thence unto the skirts of all his garments went â—ike Hermons dew like dew which down the Zions hills ran o're â— there the blessing God ordain'd ev'n life for evermore PSAL. CXXXIV â—Ehold and blesse the Lord all ye that serve the LORD aright â—â—ich in the house of God the Lord to serve him stand by night Your hands lift in the Sanctuary and bless the Lord in this The Lord that made the heav'n and earth thee out of Zion blesse PSAL. CXXXV â—Raise ye the Lord praise ye also his Name with one accord â—â—aise him with heart and voice O ye the servants of the Lord. Ye that in the house of the Lord to serve him always stand Ev'n in the fair courts of the house of our God in the land verse 3 Praise ye the Lord for he is good most hearty praises sing Unto his blessed Name alwayes for it 's a pleasant thing verse 4 For that the Lord unto himself hath of his own good pleasure Ev'n chosen Jacob and Isra'l for his peculiar treasure verse 5 For I know that assuredly the Lord is always great And that our God above all gods is in a glorious seat verse 6 What thing so ev'r the Lord did pleaâ— that in the heav'ns did he And in the earth in seas and all deep places that there be verse 7 He from the ends of all the earth makes vapours to ascend For raine he lightnings makes he doth winds from his treasures send verse 8 Who to great wrath provoked much by men of Egypt land Their first-born smot of man and beast with a destroying hand Who tokens sent wonders which in midst of thee did fall Egypt upon Pharaoh and on his servants all verse 10 Who in great wrath by his strong hand the Maker of all things â—not nations great with fearful plagus and al 's slew mighty kings verse 11 Sihon king of the Amorites and Og of Bashan strong â—nd all the kingdomes that were then the Cananits among verse 12 And for a pleasant heritage he with a liberall hand An heritage to Israel his people gave their land verse 13 For ever Lord thy Name endures and thy memoriall O Lord ev'n constantly throughoâ— the generations all verse 14 For sure the Lord his people alâ— will judge in favour still Concerning all his servants dear repent himself he will verse 15 The heathens idols silver gold works of mens hands they be verse 16 They have mouths but they do nâ— speaâ— and eyes but they not see verse 17 They have also their formed earâ— wherewith they cannot hear Nor yet doth any breath at all once in their mouthes appear verse 18 They that most foolish make the◠〈◊〉 like unto them at length Even so is every brutish one that trusteth in their strength verse 19 Blesse thou O house of Israel the LORD in ev'ry part O house of Aaron also blesse the LORD with all thy heart verse 20 O house of Levi blesse the Lord all ye both more and lesse That fear the Lord with all your heart the Lord for ever blesse verse 21 Out of Zion for evermore the Lord God blessed be Which dwelleth at Jerusalem the Lord always praise ye PSAL. CXXXVI Give thanks unto the Lord for he is good surely verse 2 To God of gods accord To give thanks chearfully For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 3 Unto the Lord of lords Give hearty thanks anone verse 4 To him who by his words Great wonders doth alone For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 5 To him that most wisely Did make the heavens to move verse 6 And stretch'd the earth to be The waters great above For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 7 To him that by his might Made great lights shine alway verse 8 The Sun that is most bright To rule the pleasant day For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 9 The Moon he made also And glistring Stars with light In their right course to go To rule the darkest night For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 10 To him that mighty smote Egypt a land forlorn Who by his anger hote Did kill all their firstborn For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 11 And brought out from that land His Israel without harme verse 12 With a most mighty hand And with a stretched arme For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 13 To him which did divide The red Sea into two verse 14 And did his Isra'l guide Through its great deeps also For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 15 But overthrew Pharo By his arme that is hie And his great host also In midst of the red sea For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse 16 Who al 's his people dear Led through the wildernesse verse 17 To him which with great fear Kings smote in great distresse For his mercy Which is most sure Doth still endure Eternally verse