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Psalm the XX. Verse. The Lord hear thee in the day of trouble, the name of the God of Jacob defend thee
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Tudway, Thomas, 1655 or 6-1726.
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PSALM the XX. Verse THe Lord hear thee in the day of trouble The Name of the God of Jacob defend thee Send thee help from the Sanctuary and strengthen thee out of Sion Remember all thy offerings and accept thy burnt-sacrifice Grant thee thy hearts desire and fulfill all thy mind We will rejoice in thy salvation and triumph in the Name of the Lord our God the Lord perform all thy petitions Chorus We will rejoice c. Verse Now know I that the Lord helpeth his Anointed and will hear him from his holy Heav'n ev'n with the wholesom strength of his right hand Some put their trust in Chariots and some in Horses But we will remember the Name of the Lord our God They are brought down and fall'n But we are risen and stand upright Save Lord and hear us O King of Heav'n when we call upon thee Chorus Save Lord and hear us O King c. PSALMVS II. Versus QUare fremuerunt Gentes populi meditati sunt inania Astiterunt Reges terrae principes convenerunt in unum adversus Dominum adversus Christum ejus Dirumpamus vincula eorum projiciamus à nobis Jugum ipsorum Qui habitat in Coelis irridebit eos Dominus subsannabit eos Tunc loquetur ad eos in ira sua in furore suo Conturbabit eos Ego autem Constitutus sum Rex ab eo super Sion montem sanctum ejus Chorus Ego autem c. Versus Postula à me dabo tibi Gentes haereditatem tuam possessionem tuam Terminos terrae Reges eos in virga ferrea tanquam vas figuli confringes eos Servite Domino in timore exultate ei cum tremore Chorus Servite Domino in Timore exultate ei cum tremore Cum exarserit in brevi ira ejus Beati omnes qui Confidunt in eo Jul. 5. 1681. In die Comit. T. Tudway pro gradu Music Bacalaur Coll. Regal PSALMVS XX. IMpia seu vanae meditantur praelia gentes Seu coeca imbelles fraus struit insidias Seu quocunque malo curâ quâcunque laboras Audiat ô facilis teque tuosque Deus Audiat auxiliumque suis demittat ab astris Quod fractos hostes conterat auxilium Usque memor quoties caluêre altaria flammis Aram agnus quoties imbuit usque memor Et si quid meditans tacito sub pectore volvis Sit praesens votis sit Deus ipse tuis Tu modo sis foelix modo tu sis salvus ubique Ducemus laetos nos pia turba choros Ducemus laetas contempta in praelia turmas Auscultat precibus si bonus ille tuis Jam scio jam bonus auscultat coelumque reclinans Jam facili notas excipit aure preces Jamque salutiferae servat te robore dextrae Dextrae quâ horrendùm fulmina rauca tonant Hic vana ex multo concepit gaudia curru Atque acri ah demens ille superbit equo Hic tamen excutitur praeceps tamen occidit ille Nec quid jam currus nec queat acer equus Nos sumus usque tuo confisi in nomine nobis Illud erat gladius murus illud erat Sic ô sic trepidos infesti vertimus hostes Sic pugnat Jacob sic metuendus erit Trahitur dulcedine Cantûs QUis sonus arrectas permulcet Nobilis aures Objectumque oculos quod tenet Attonitos Doctane foemineo capta est urbs agmine Mollis Sitque artes inter matriculatus amor Annè unâ peperit mater tot nocte puellas Progenuit natos quot labor Herculeus An quia Doctorum partus cerebri ut Jovis essent Divinam genuit Pallada quisque suam Quicquid sit nobis nova foelix grata propago est Hicque adsint Pallas Musa Camoena Venus Nam benè conveniunt haec jam tria Numina dulce Nam Numen quodque hoc Musica quaeque dea est Quà m doctrina sonat meliùs quae Musica Pulchrae Harmonico Veneris dulcius ore nihil Et si ponantur jam haec inter Numina lites Quaenam harum cunctis suavior esse potest Non opus est Paride at judex Academicus esto Atque iterùm dentur poma Deae Veneri Plangite dulcisoni sacra hic modulamina plectri Sirque Chorus Musa doctor ipsa Venus Jul. 5. 1681. In die Comit. T. Tudway pro gradu Music Baccalaur Coll. Regal