spot in joy exceeding great To God our Saviour only Wise be glory Majestie Dominion Power now and ay Amen so let it be PART II. â—ong 5.6 â—ph 3. â—8 19 â—ong â— 3 Gen. 3. â—5 Gen. 22 â—â— Gen. 48 â—6 â—en 49 â— â—ers 18. CHRIST altogether lovely is His lov 's breadth length depth height Passeth all knowledge Come dive in this depth of all delight Christ's Name is ointment poured out He is the womans seed Who 's heel the serpent bruis'd but He did bruise the serpents head Abrahams blessed seed in whom all nations blessed be The Angel who did Iacob from all ill redeem and free Shiloh to whom the gathering of people should be throng The Lords salvation for whom Iacob did wait and long â—xod â— 2 The Angel who out of the bush to Moses did appear Into a flame most wonderfull of not consuming fire The bush did burn yet was not burnt The fire doth burn not crush Deut. â—3 16 The Church because of His good will who dwelt into the bush And this is he of whom the Lord to Israel did say * Exod. â—3 20 Behold an Angel I do send before thee in the way To keep thee and to bring thee to the place prepar'd by Me. Beware of Him obey His voice provoke Him not for He Will not forgive thy trespasses for in him is my Name But if thou shalt indeed His voice hear and obey the same And do all that I speak I will be to thine enemies An enemy th'adversarie of thy adversaries And this is He concerning whom Moses did prophesie Deut. 18.15 The Lord thy God he said shal raise a Prophet unto thee From thy brethren out of the midst of thee like unto me To Him shall every one of you hearken attentivelie Ioshua 5.13 The Captain of IEHOVAH'S host Behold him he doth stand With his sword drawen out and held in His Almighty hand Ioshuah prostrat worships Him and ready to obey His will enquires What doth my Lord unto his servant say Thy shoe loose from thy foot because the place where thou dost stand Is holy said the Lord and he obeyed that command Iob 19.23 Iob wisheth that his words were writ and printed in a book Grav'n with an iron pen and lead for ever in the Rock That my Redeemer lives said he I know and understand And that He at the latter day upon the earth shall stand And though after my skin the worms this body do destroy Yet in my flesh I shall see God and his presence enjoy Whom mine eyes shal behold and whom I for my self shall see And not another though my reins consum'd within me be He 's Davids Seed Son Lord in whom the Kingdom doth endure For ever this true David did make Davids mercies sure Sam. â— 5 The Psalmist sweet near death did sing The Lord with me hath made An everlasting covenant in all things ordered And sure this and this only is all my salvation All my desire O how he lov'd to harp this string upon Hear some sweet notes of these sweet Psalms which do concern the King That by some lines ye may be mov'd these Psalms throughout to sing 〈◊〉 2.6 〈◊〉 8.4 â—b 2. Yet notwithstansting I have him to be my King c. Then say I what is man that he remembred c. 〈◊〉 14.7 O who is he who Israels salvation will give From out of Sion when the Lord brings back and doth relieve His peoples sad captivity Iacob shall joyfullie Exult and Israel shall then most glad and chearful be â—s 16. â— â—s 22. â—6 Before me still the Lord I set sith it is so c. For dogs have compast me about the wicked that did meet In their assembly me inclos'd they pierc'd my hands and feet Ps 40.5 Ps 45.1 O Lord my God full many are the wonders c. My heart boils up a goodly thing my works c. Ps 68.18 Thou hast O Lord most glorious ascended up c. While you the Song for Solomon do sing think all along That Solomon's the Shade but Christ the Substance of the Song Ps 72.17 Ps 89.19 Ps 110.1 Ps 118 22. His name for ever shall endure last like the Sun it shall c. In vision to thy holy One thou saidst c. The Lord did say unto my Lord sit thou at my rjght hand c. That stone is made head corner stone which builders c. Behold in Solomons Proverbs Wisdom speaks Here is One In Wisdom infinite more wise and great than Solomon Prov. 8.22 In the beginning of his way the Lord possessed me Before his works of old I was ev'n from eternitie Set up from the beginning ere earth was or depths profound I was brought forth ere fountains were in waters which abound Before the mountains setled were before the hills was I Brought forth ere He had made the eâ— or fields or part most hy Of the dust of the World. When He the heavens did prepare And set acompass on the face of the depth I was there When He established the clouds and fountains of the depth He strength'ned when He to the Sea gave his command to keep That the waters thereof should not pass beyond His command When He the earths foundations appointed firm to stand Then I was by Him one brought up with Him and His delight I daily was rejoycing still before Him in His sight And in the habitable part of His earth I ev'n then Rejoyced still and My delights were with the sons of men Now therefore O ye children hear and listen unto Me For blessed are they who do keep my wayes observantlie Instruction hear and be ye wise and do it not refuse Blest is the man that heareth Me and doeth daily use To watch at my gates waiting doth at my doors posts remain For who finds Me finds life and shall the Lords favour obtain But he who doth against Me sin this doth his madness prove Wrongs his own soul every one who hates me death doth love This Song of Songs that 's Solomons is set all songs above Because it sings so much of Christ His loveliness and Love. Christs Spirit in the Prophets speaks of Him they prophesie Isaiah in his vision did him most clearly see Isa 4.2 In that day shall IEHOVAH'S Branch beautie and glory be Most beautiful and glorious in the highest degree And th' earths fruit shall be lifted up on high it shall excell And comely be for those who be the ' scap'd of Israel Isa 7.14 Therefore the Lord himself shall give to you a wondrous sign Behold a virgin shall conceive and forth a Son shall bring And shall his Name Immanuel call O Name most precious Mat. 1.23 Isa 9.6 Which sayes that God in Christ God-man is God with and for us For unto us a child is born a Son giv'n graciouslie Is to us and the Government shall on His shoulder
PSALMS HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS In Two Parts By Mr. WILLIAM VILANT The Author of The Gospel-Call in Meeter Psal 147.1 It is good to sing Praises It is pleasant and comely Matth. 26.30 They sung an Hymn or Psalm Eph. 4.19 Speaking to your selves in Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs singing Colos 3.16 Teaching and admonishing one another in Psalms and Hymns and Spiritual Songs singing EDINBVRGH Printed in the Year 1689. PSALMS HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS PART I. Psal 8.1 HOw excellent in all the Earth Lord our Lord is thy Name Who hast thy glory set above the heavens starry frame Isa 6 â— v. O holy holy holy Lord of hosts the Earth throughout Is of thy Glory full thus all the Seraphims do shout v. 2. Each one hath six wings and with two of these they swiftly fly With two their face with two their feet they cover reverently If these pure Spirits hide themselves O Lord how then should I Who dust am and defil'd with sin abhore my self and cry v. 5. Wo's me I am undone for I 'm a man of lips unclean Thus said Isaiah when he Lord had thy glory seen Purge out my sin and touch my lips with a live-coal of fire Since it doth from the Altar come sinners may it desire In his Name who the Altar is the Sacrifice and Priest Who for transgressours interceeds Lord I make this request That thou would send thy promis'd Sp'rit my spirit to inspire Luk. 3.16 Rom. 5.5 Wash me from filth burn out my dross baptize me Lord with fire And by the holy Ghost thy Love abroad diffuse and shed In my cold heart that with thy Love I may be ravished O lead me to the Fountain pure Psal 36.9 of Life the living spring Of thy strong Love cause me to drink abundantly and sing Ioh. 4.14 Ioh. 7.38 Deut. 32. v. 2.3 That water give which in the Soul a well of water grows Springing up to eternal Life and out in Rivers flows Thy Doctrine drop as rain thy Word distil like dew and as The small rain on the tender Herb as showres upon the grass For I desire IEHOVAH'S Name to publish far abroad O People all do ye ascribe Greatness unto our God. He is the rock His work 's perfect all his ways judgment be A God of truth He 's Iust and Right without iniquity Gen 14.22 I have lift up my hand unto the Lord the God most hy Possessor of the Heav'n and Earth by Soveraign Property Gen. 15.1 After these things the Lord his word in vision to Abram Came saying Do not fear Abram for I IEHOVAH am Thy sheild from all thy enemies thee to protect and guard Fear not for want I am thy great exceeding great reward 〈…〉 1. The Lord said unto Abram I am God the Almighty The Allsufficient before Me walk and perfect be â—m 18 â—5 That the just as the wicked be let that be far from Thee Shall not the judge of all the Earth do judgment righteously â—m 21 13. In Beersheba Abraham sojourning planted wood And thereupon the Lord's Name call'd the Everlasting GOD. Or thus In Beersheba Abraham sojourning planted tree And there call'd on IEHOVAH'S Name God of Eternity â—xod â— 13 And Moses said to God behold when I to Israel His children come and unto them shal this relate and tell He who 's your Fathers God hath sent me unto you and they Shall say to me What is His Name What shall I to them say And God to Moses said I AM THAT I AM and said thou Shalt say this to the Israelites I AM sent me to you And God moreover said unto Moses this say shalt thou To Israel his children that The Lord sent me to you Even IEHOVAH your Fathers God the God of Abraham The God of Isaac and the God of Iacob still the same For ever is my Name and this is and for ever shal Vnto all Generations be my Memorial Exod. 15.2 The Lord 's my strength and song and he become is my salvation He is my God and I 'le prepare for him an habitation He is my fathers God and I 'le exalt on high his Fame Iehovah is a man of war Iehovah is his Name vers 11 Who 's like Thee Lord among the gods who 's like Thee glorious In holiness fearful in praise doing things wonderous Exod. 20.2 I am IEHOVAH thy God which have made thee out to go From Egypt land and from the house of servants Thou shalt no Other gods have before my face Thou shalt not make to thee A graven image or any likeness of things that be Into the heav'n above or that is in the earth below Or in the water under earth thy self thou shalt not bow Down to them nor serve them for I the Lord thy God most hy A jealous God am visiting Fathers iniquity Vpon the children to the third and to the fourth degree To threes and fours of these who do hatred bear unto me And magnifying in effect mercy and bountie free To thousands who Me love and keep My precepts carefully Exod. 33.18 And Moses said I Thee beseech Thy glory to me shew And he said I 'le my goodness all make pass by in thy view And I IEHOVAH his Name will proclaim before thy face And will be gracious to whom I will extend my grace And will shew mercy on whom I will mercy show And he Said Thou canst not my face see for none shall live and me see Exod. 34.6 The Lord the Lord God merciful and very Gracious Long suffering and in His truth and goodness plenteous For thousands he doth mercy keep forgives iniquity Transgression and sin but clear the guilty will not he Vpon the children visiting fathers iniquitie And upon childrens children to the third and fourth degree Deut. 4.39 Know this day and bring to thy heart the Lord he 's God alone In Heaven above on earth beneath beside him there is none Deut. 6.4 Hear Israel the Lord our God is one Lord thou shalt love The Lord thy God with all thy heart soul might all things above Deut. 10.17 The Lord our God is God of gods and Lord of lords most hie A great and mighty God He is and Terrible is He. There 's no iniquity with Him 2 Chr. 19.7 He doeth not regard Persons nor taketh He at all a gift nor a reward The judgment of the fatherless and widow executes And stranger loves and food to him and raiment distributes Deut. 28.58 If thou wilt not observe to do all the words of this Law That written are in this book that thou mayest stand in aw And mayest fear this Name which is Glorious and Fearful The LORD thy GOD the Lord will then make thy plagues wonderful Deut. 33.26 There 's none like to Iesuruns God who rides in the heav'n hie In thy help and upon the Skie in his
Mercy does still reserve For them who love Him and who His commandements observe â—ehem 15. Stand up and bless the Lord your God for all eternity And blessed be Thy glorious Name which is exalted hie Above all blessing and all praise vers 6. Thou Thou art Lord alone Thou hast made heav'n the heav'n of heav'â— with all their host each one The earth and all that 's there the sea and all that therein be And thou preserves all and the host of heav'n adoreth thee Neh. 13 22.31 Concerning this also my GOD remember me for good And spare me after Thy mercies greatness and multitude Iob. 5.8.9 I would seek God and lay on God my cause and business Who does things great unsearchable marvelous numberless 10. Who rain on earth gives waters sends on fields to set on hie 11. The low that unto safety they who mourn may lifted be 12. He these devices disappoints which crafty men devise So that their hands cannot at all perform their enterprise In their own craftiness the wise He doeth take and that Counsel which froward men take is headlong precipitat They meet with darkness in the day at noon grop as at night But saves the poor from sword and mouth and hand of men of might So that unto the poor who are exhausted there is hope And then her foul blasphemous mouth iniquity doth stop Behold blest is the man whom God correcteth with his rod Despise not then the chastening of the Almighty God Because He maketh sore and He binds up He makes the wound And then His healing hands do make the wounded whole and sound Iob. 9.2 But how should man be just with God If He with him contend One of a thousand he cannot Him answer or defend He 's wise in heart mighty in strength Who hath himself hardned Against this Wise and Mighty God and yet hath prospered Who doth remove the mountains hy and yet they do not know Who them into His anger doth ov'rturn and overthrow Who shakes earth from her place and then its pillars trembling fall Commands the Sun and it doth not rise and stars up doth seal Who spreadeth out the heav'ns alone on the Seas waves doth tread Who Arcturus Orion and the Pleiades hath made And makes the chambers of the south And great things worketh He Past finding out yea wondrous things which without number be Behold He doeth by me go and I Him do not see He also passeth on but He is not perceiv'd by me Behold if He shal take away Who can turn Him away And who is he who unto Him What doest Thou will say Iob 12.13 With God strength wisdom counsel and understanding remain Behold He breaketh down and it cannot be built again He shutteth up a man and then there can no opening be Behold the waters He withholds and they are turned dry And sends them out and they ov'rturn the earth Strength with Him is And Wisdom the deceived and the deceiver are His. He leadeth counsellers away spoiled and He doth make The Iudges fools The bond of Kings unties and loose doth shake And with a girdle girds their loins He Princes as a prey Leadeth He overthrows the strong He doth remove away The speech of those who trusty are that they have nought to say And He the understanding of the aged takes away On Princes pours contempt weakneth the strength of men of might Clears deep things out of darkness brings the shade of death to light He doth increase the nations and them destroys again The nations He extends and doth them straiten and restrain The heart of the chief people of the earth He takes away And makes them in a wilderness wander where there 's no way They in the dark grope without light He causeth them to dot Stagger and wander like a man whom drink doth quite besot Iob 11.7 Canst thou by searching find out God Canst thou th' Almighty to Perfection find It is as high as heav'n what canst thou do Deeper than hell what canst thou know It s boundless measures be Infinitely longer than Earth and broader than the Sea. Who knoweth not in all these that Iob 12.9 the Lords hand wrought hath this In whose hand each living things soul and all mankinds breath is Iob 15.14 What is man that he should be clean and pure and what is he That born is of a woman that he righteous should be Behold He puts not trust into His Saints Angels of light Yea even the very heav'ns are not pure and clean in his sight How much more then abominable and filthy may we think Is man who doth iniquitie like unto water drink Iob 25.2 Fear and Dominion are with Him in His high places He Makes peace Of His vast armies troops can any number be And upon whom doth not arise His clear and shining light How then can man be justify'd with God before His sight How can he that 's of woman born be clean and without blot Behold even to the Moon and it shines not yea stars are not Pure in His sight How much less man that is a worm and be That is the son of man who is a worm clean can he be Iob 26.6 Heâ—l's naked and destruction hath in 's sight no covering He stretcht the north ov'r th' emptie place and hangs earth on notâ—ing He bindeth up the waters which seeks every way a vent In His thick cloud and yet the cloud under them is not rent He holds back and contains the face and aspect of his throne And His cloud as a sable vail extendeth it upon With limits He the waters did compass and comprehend Vntill the light of day with nights darkness come to an end Heav'ns pillars tremble and at His reproof astonish'd be And with His power He divides the waters of the sea And by His understanding He the proud strikes wounds and breaks And by His sp'rit the heav'ns adorns garnisheth comely makes His hand the crooked Serpent form'd Behold these are not all His ways but only parts thereof But O! How very smal A portion of Him is heard as to the thing in hand But O! the thunder of His pow'r who can it understand Iob. 28.23 God Knows the way of Wisdom and He knows its place for He Looks to earths ends and all below the whole heav'n He doth see To make the weight ev'n for the winds and by a measure He Weigheth the waters when He for the rain made a decree And for the thunders lightning made a way then He did see Iâ— and it number'd it prepar'd yea it search out did He. And unto man He said Behold the Lords fear in the heart That 's wisdom and understanding from evil to depart Iob. 33.12 I 'l answer thee that God doth man in greatness far surmount Why strives thou ' gainst Him for of His things He gives no account Iob 36.26 Behold God He is
great and Him we know not perfectly Nor can the number of His years searched out ever be Ps 5.4 For Thou art not a God that doth in wickedness delight c. See also Psal 18 1.2 30 31 46. ps 22.3 But thou art holy c. ps 24.8 10. ps 27.1 ps 29.3 c. ps 33.4 5. c. ps 36.5 c. ps 37.28 ps 42.2.11 ps 43.2.4 ps 46.1 c ps 47.7 8. ps 48.1 9 10 14 ps 50.1 c. ps 51.6.14 ps 57.2.10 ps 58 11. ps 59 10 16 17. ps 62.1 2 6 11 12. ps 63 2 3. ps 65.2.5 c. ps 66.3 5. c. ps 68.4 5 6. psa 68.19 20.33 c. psa 69.16 33. ps 70.5 ps 71.5 6 19 ps 72.18 19 ps 73.1.26 ps 74 12. c. ps 75.6 7 8. ps 76.1 2 3 4. c. ps 77.14 c. ps 78.12 c. 28 43. c. ps 80.1 4. ps 81.10 ps 82.1 ps 83.18 ps 84.1 2 8 9 11 12. ps 85.4.10 11 12 13. ps 86 5 8 10.13 ps 89.1 2 6 7 8 9 10 c. 13 14 17 18. ps 90.1 2 3 4 11. ps 91 1 2. ps 92.1 2. ps 92.8 15. ps 93.1 4. ps 94.1 2 9 10 11 21. ps 95.3 c. ps 96.4 5 6. ps 97.2.9 ps 99.1 2 3 4 5 6 8. ps 100.2 ps 103.12 27. ps 103.3 c. 8.17 19. ps 104.1 c. ps 105.1 c. ps 106.1 and 107.1 c. ps 108.4 ps 109.1 ps 111.3 c. ps 13.5 c. ps 114.7 8 ps 115.3 10. ps 116.5 ps 117.2 ps â—18 1â— 14 16 27 28 29 ps 119.57 114 137 142 151 156. ps 121.2 c. ps 124.8 ps 125.2 ps 130.4 7 8. ps 113.5 ps 135.5 c. 13 2â— ps 136.1 c. ps 138.6 8. ps 139.1 c. ps 140 7 12. ps 142.5 ps 143.10 ps 144.1 2. ps 144.10 ps 145.1 c. Psal 146.5 Happy is he who hath the GOD of Iacob for his aid Whose hope is in the Lord his God who heav'n earth sea hath made And all that is in them who keeps truth to eternity Who executeth judgment for these who oppressed be Who to the hungry giveth food the Lord looseth and frees These who are bound and openeth the blind mens closed eyes The Lord lifts up the bowed down the Lord loves tenderly The righteous the Lord doth keep the stranger watchfully The widows and the fatherless He doth support and stay But He turns up-side down and quite subverts the wickeds way The Lord doth reign for evermore thy God O Zion He Reigns to all generations Praise to the Lord give ye See Psal 147.2 c. psa 148.5 6 13 14 Ps 149.2 4. Prov. 2.6 Because the Lord doth wisdom give Out of His mouth doth come Knowledge and understanding He layeth up sound wisdom For righteous ones a buckler to them that walk uprightly He judgments paths keeps and preserves His Saints way constantly Prov. 3.19 The Lord by wisdom founded earth by understanding He Prepared and established the heavens stedfastlie By His knowledge are broken up the depths which are profound And the more thin and subtile clouds distill dew on the ground Prov. 10.3 The Lord will not suffer the soul of him that 's righteous To famish but casts out the wealth of the perfidious â—ob 34.21 God's eyes are on the ways of man his goings all sees He. Prov. 15.3 ver 11. The Lord's eyes are in every place the ill and good to see Hell and destruction are before the Lord How much more then Before Him are the hearts and thoughts of the children of men Prov. â—6 4 The Lord made all things for Himself His glory to display Yea ev'n the wicked impious man for the evil day Many devices are into Prov. 19.21 man's heart nevertheless The counsel of IEHOVAH that shall stand with stedfastness Prov. 21.1 As rivulets of waters so in the Lord's hand the heart Of each King is To all that He will He shall it convert Ev'ry way of a man is right and straight in his own eyes But IEHOVAH ponders the hearts * Prov. 16.2 Prov 21.80 And He the Spirits weighs No wisdom nor understanding nor counsel can there be Against IEHOVAH The horse is prepared carefullie Ps 33.17 Against the day of battel yet to none he shall afford Deliverance by his great strength but safety's of the Lord Prov. 23.10 Enter thou not into the fields of those who orphans be For their Redeemer strong is He shall plead their cause with thee Prov. 30 2. Surely I am more brutish than any man and have not The understanding of a man nor wisdom have I got By learning nor the knowledge of the holy do I know Who hath ascended up to heav'n who hath descended low Who hath together gathered into his fists the wind Who the unstable water did within a garment bind Who hath all the ends of the earth established so well What is his Name and what is His Sons name if thou canst tell Each word of God is pure He is a shield to every one Of them who do with confidence trust and rest Him upon Add thou not to his perfect words lest He do thee confound By his reproof and so thou be a hateful liar found Eccl. 5.1 Thy foot keep when thou goes unto God's house and to receive In hearing be more ready than fools sacrifice to give For that in this they evil do they think not seriously Be not rash with thy mouth and let not thy heart hasty be To utter ought before God for God is in heaven hie And thou on earth Therefore let thy words few and sparing be Eccles 12.1 Thy Maker mind in thy youths days ere ill days come on thee And years draw near when thou 'lt say no pleasure's in them to me ver 13. The end of all the matter hear Fear God and carefully Keep His commandements for this is man his whole duty For God the judge shall every work with every secret thing Whether it good or evil be to judgment surely bring Isa 1.24 Therefore the Lord the Lord of hosts Israels strong one spake Ah I 'l m'ease of mine adversar's of my foes vengeance take Isa 5.16 But in judgment the Lord of hosts shall be exalted hie And God th' holy in righteousness shall sanctified be Isa 6.3 And this to this cried and said Holy holy holy Lord of hosts the fullness of all Isa 8.13 the earth is thy glory The Lord of hosts himself do ye sanctifie only He Your fear and dread be He will for a sanctuary be Isa 10 17. The light of Isra'l for a fire His holy One shall be For flame it shall his thorns and briers burâ— and eat suddenly And in that day thou'lâ— say O Lord I will thee praise though Thou Isa 12.1 Wast angry with me thine anger away is turned now And
for ever do'th living waters afford Heal me O Lord and I shall be healed of each disease Save me and I shall saved be because thou art my praise Ier. 23.23 The Lord saith Am I a God at hand and not a God afar Can any hide himself in these places that secret are That I shall not him says the Lord in secret places see Do I not fill sayeth the Lord the heav'n and earth fullie Ier. 31.3 Yea with an everlasting love I freely loved thee Therefore with loving kindness I have drawen thee to Me. Ier. 31.25 For I the wearied Soul have fill'd to satiety And I each soul that 's sorrowfull replenished fully Ier. 32.17 Ah! Lord God Lo Thou made the heav'n and earth by Thy great might And stretcht out arm and there 's nothing that is hid from Thy sight Or is hard for Thee Thou do's show thy loving kindness free To thousands and do's recompence fathers iniquity Into their childrens bosom who continue after them The Great the Mighty God the Lord of hosts this is his Name In counsel great mighty in work for thine eyes look upon All the wayes of the sons of men to give to every one According to his wayes and to the fruit of his doings Which in the land of Egypt hast thy wonders set and signs vers 27 Behold I am the Lord the God of all flesh Can there be A doubt that there is any thing that is too hard for Me Lam. 5.19 O Lord Thou evermore remains Thy everlasting throne Endures from generation to generation Ezek. 33 11. The Lord God sayeth as I live I have no pleasure in The wickeds death but that he turn from his own way of sin And so may live Turn ye turn ye from your ill wayes to Me For wherefore will ye willfully O house of Israel die Dan. 2.20 The Name of God for ever and for ever blessed be Because Wisdom and Might are His times seasons changeth He. He Kings removes and Kings setts up He wisdom doth bestow Vnto the Wise knowledge to those who understanding know He deep and secret things reveals he understandeth well What is into the darkness and the light doth with Him dwell vers 47 Truly your God is God of gods and He is Lord of kings And He is a revealer who discovers secret things Dan. 4.37 Now I Nebuchadnezzar praise extoll and honour hy The King of heaven all whose works are truth and verity And His waves judgment are and those that walk in loftiness And pride He 's able to abase to humble and depress Dan. 9.7 O Lord unto Thee righteousness belongeth as Thy right But unto us confusion of faces in Thy sight vers 9. Mercies unto the Lord our God and forgiv'nesses free Belong though we against Him have rebelled wickedly â—os 11 â— The fierceness of my wrath I 'le not execute upon thee I 'le not return for to destroy Ephraim utterlie For I 'm God not man in the midst of thee the holy One I 'le not the City enter in to make destruction â—os 13 â— O Isra'l thou destroy'd thy self but thine help is in Me I 'le be thy King Where 's one that can in all thy towns save thee â—el 2. â— Therefore now also saith the Lord turn ye ev'n unto Me With all your heart with fasting weep and mourn ye tenderlie And rent your heart and not your clothes and to the Lord turn ye The Lord your God for gracious and mercifull is He And unto anger slow of great kindness and doth repent Him of the ill Who knows if He return will and relent And leave a blessing Him behind ev'n a meat-offering And a drink-off'ring which we to the Lord our God may bring Amos â— 13 For it 's He who the mountains forms and who creats the wind And who declareth unto man what 's the thought of his mind He who the morning darkness makes treads on earths places hie The Lord the God of hosts his Name is and shall ever be â—mos â—8 Seek Him who maketh Pleiades who makes Orion bright And deaths dark shadow doth convert unto the mornings light Darkens the day with night Calls fâ—â—â—â— Seas waters and the same Poures out upon the face of earth IEHOVAH is his Name The spoiled He against the strong recruites and strong doth make So that the spoil'd shal come against the fortress it to take Amos 9.5 The Lord the God of hosts who doth the land touch and it shall Melt and all that dwell therein shall mourn it shall rise up all Wholly ev'n like unto a flood and it shall drowned be As by the flood of Egypt He who builds His stories hie Ev'n the ascending towring Spheres the orbs celestial And founded hath his troup on earth He who doth also call For the abounding waters of the sea and poures the same Abundantly out on the face of earth the Lord 's his Name Mic. 7.18 Who is a Godlike Thee who do'st pardon iniquity And trespass of the remnant of His heritage pass by His anger and His wrath for ay He doeth not retain Because in mercy He delights and He will turn again He will compassion have on us He our inquities Subdue will all their sins Thou wilt cast in the depths of Seas The truth to Iacob thou'lt perform mercy to Abraham Which to our fathers thou of old hast sworn by thy great Name â—eb 6.7 Wherein God willing to shew forth the more abundantly Vnto the heirs of glory the immutability Of His counsel confirmed it by oath most solemnlie That by two things immutable in which God cannot lie We might strong consolation have who taken have our flight For refuge to take hold upon the hope set in our sight Nah. â— 2 The Lord 's a jealous God the Lord revengeth certainly The Lord revengeth and He hath furie the Lord most hy Will surely vengeance take upon all His adversaries And He reserveth as in store wrath for his enemies The Lord 's to anger slow and great in pow'r the obstinate Will not at all acquit the Lord His way in glorious state Hath in the whirlewind and in the storm and clouds of sky Are his feets dust He doth rebuke the sea and makes it dry And drieth all the rivers up Bashan hanging its head And Carmel languish and the flower of Lebanon doth fade The mountains quake at Him and hills melt th' earth at his divine Presence is burned yea the world and all that dwell therein Before His indignation who can stand Who is he That can abide the fierceness of His anger His furie Is poured out like unto fire and rocks He down doth throw The Lord is good a strength in time of trouble and doth know Who trust in Him but will by flood ov'running Ninivies Place bring to utter end darkness shall chase His enemies Hab. 1.12 From everlasting art Thou not
and destroy utterlie Who art thou that thou should presume anothers Iudge to be Iam. 5.11 Behold we count them happy which endure affliction Ye have heard of the patience of Iob and lookt upon The Lords end that the Lord is of many bowels and He Pitifully commiserats those in distress that be 1 Pet. â— 19 Let sufferers according to God's will commit unto God as a faithful Creator their souls while well they do â—it 1.2 In the hope of eternal life which God who cannot lie Promis'd before the world began ev'n from eternitie 1 Iohn 4.16 God love is and he who doth dwell in love dwelleth in God And God in him who dwells in love dwelleth and makes abode 1 Iohn 5.7 There 's three that bear record in heav'n the Father and the Son Who is the Word the holy Ghost these blessed Three are One. Rev. 1.4 From Him which is was is to come grace be to you and peace And from the Spirits sev'n which are before his throne of grace And from Iesus the Saviour Christ by anointing made The faithful witness and the first begotten from the dead And the Prince of the kings on earth To Him that loved us And wash'd us from our sins in his own blood most precious And made us Kings and Priests to God his Father to Him then Be glory and dominion for evermore Amen Rev 4.8 Each of the four beasts had six wings about them round and they Were full of eyes they have no rest by night nor yet by day Saying Holy holy holy Lord God omnipotent Which was and is and is to come the same still permanent And when these beasts glory honour and thanks to him did give That on the throne sat who for all Eternity doth live The four and twenty Presbyters did down before him fall That sat upon the throne who lives to ages ages all And cast their crowns before the throne saying Thou art O Lord Worthy to take glore honour pow'r for thou hast by thy word All things of nothing made and they are yet continued still And were at first created for the pleasure of Thy will. Rev. 6.9 And when the Lamb had opened the fifth seal I did see Vnder th' altar the souls of them that were slain cruellie For God's word and testimony which firmly held had they Vnto the death and they did cry with a loud voice and say How long O Lord holy and true to Iudge do'st thou forbear And to avenge our blood on those who earths indwellers are And white robes to each one of them were giv'n and it was said To them that for a little time they should yet rest apaid Vntil their fellow-servants and their brethren that should be Killed as they had been should be fulfilled perfectlie Rev. 7.9 After I saw and lo a great numberless multitude Of nations and kindreds all and people and tongues stood Before the throne and stood before the Lamb cloth'd and aray'd In white robes and palms in their hands and with a loud voice cry'd Saying Salvation to our God which sits the throne upon And to the Lamb. And th'Angels all stood round about the throne And Presbyters and the four beasts and did fall down before The throne upon their faces and God humbly did adore Saying Amen Blessing and Glore Wisdom Thanks Honour hie And Power and Might be to our God for ay so let it be Rev. 10.6 And sware by him that liveth for ages and ages who Created heaven and things that are there and earth below And things that therein are and sea and all things there that swime And things that creep therein that there should be no longer time Rev. 11 15. The sev'nth Angel sounds and in heav'n great voices were these words Saying The kingdoms of the world are now become our Lords And his Christs kingdoms and He shall reign unto ages all And th'elders twice twelve which before God sat on thrones did fall Vpon their faces and ador'd God in most reverent Manner saying We give thee thanks Lord God omnipotent Who art and wast and art to come because Thou unto Thee Hast taken thy great power and hast reign'd gloriouslie Rev. 14.6 And I another Angel saw in midst of heav'n flee Having the Gospel which endures unto eternitie To preach to all that dwell on earth and unto nations all And to each kindred and each tongue and people great and smal Saying with a loud voice Fear God and give Him glory for The hour of His Iudgment is come and worship and adore Him that did make the heaven high and made the earth below And made the Sea and fountains which in waters out do flow Rev. 15 â— And they the song of Moses sing the servant of the Lord The Lambs song also they did sing saying with one accord Both great and marvellous thy works Lord God Almighty are Iust and true are Thy wayes Thou King of Saints Who would not fear Thee O Lord God and glorifie thy Name and it declare To be most glorious Because Thou only holy are For all the Nations shal come and worship in thy sight Because Thy righteous Iudgments are made manifest and bright â—ev 16. And I did hear the Angel of the waters who did say Thou righteous art O Lord who art and wast and shalt be ay Because thou thu judg'd for thy Saints and Prophets blood they shed And Thou gav'st them blood to drink for they this deserved had And I another heard out of the Altar say Trulie Lord God Almighty Thy Iudgments both true and righteous be â—v â— 1 I heard in heaven a great voice of a great companie Saying Allelujah O praise unto the Lord give ye Salvation Honour Glory Pow'r to the Lord our God for True and just are His Iudgments for He judged the great whore Which did corrupt the earth with her vile fornication and Hath the blood of His servants dear avenged at her hand Again they Allelujah said Praise to the Lord give ye And the whores smoke ascended up unto eterniâ—ie And then the Elders twenty four and the four beasts did fall Down and did worship God that sat on the throne saying all Amen Allelujah O praise to IAH IEHOVAH be And from the throne there came a voice saying our God praise ye His servants all and ye both smal and great who do Him fear And I a voice as of a great multitude then did hear As many waters voice and as the voice of strong thundrings Saying Allelujah for the Lord God Almighty reigns Let us joy leap and give Him glore for the Lambs marriage-day Is come and His Wife hath her self prepar'd in her array And it was giv'n to her to be arrayed in the dress Of clean white linen fine for this is the Saints righteousness Iude ver 24. To Him that 's able you to keep from falling and you set Before His glory without
soul to grief when thou his soul to be An offering for sin shalt make then he his seed shall see He shall prolong his dayes the Lords pleasure shal prosp'rous be Into His hand Of the travel of his soul he shall see And shall well satisfied be and by His knowledge he Who is my servant righteous shal many justifie For He shall their iniquities bear therefore I 'le decide A portion to him with the great and He the spoil divide Shall with the strong because his soul He pour'd out willinglie Vnto the death and such a death and numbered was He With the transgressours and He bare the sins of many one And for these that transgressours were made intercession Isa 54.4 Thou shalt thy widowhoods reproach forget and thy youths shame For thy Maker thine husband is the Lord of hosts his Name And thy Redeemer th' holy One of Israel ev'n He God of the habitable earth throughout shall called be Isa 55.2 Ho every one that thirsts come ye to the waters and he That hath no money come ye buy and eat yea come to Me Without money and without price buy wine and milk Wherefore Spend ye money for that which is no bread and your labour For that which satisfieth not Hearken diligently To Me and eat ye that which is good in reality In fatness let your soul delight it self incline and give Your ear and come unto Me hear and so your soul shall live And I will make a covenant with you which shall endure An everlasting covenant ev'n Davids mercies sure Behold I have Him freely giv'n to the people that He A witness Leader Commander may to the people be Behold thou shalt a Nation call thou knows not and to Thee These nations that Thee know not shall to Thee run chearfullie Because of IEHOVAH thy GOD for Him who the holy One of Israel is for He hath glorified thee And the Redeemer saith the Lord â—sa 59. â—0 shall come unto Sion And to these who in Iacob turn from their transgression â—sa 61. â— The Spirit of the Lord God is on me because the Lord Anointed me unto the meek good tidings to record These who are broken in their heart to bind up tenderly He sent me to proclaim unto the captives liberty And th'opening of the prison to these who are therein bound The Lord his year acceptable to cry with solemn sound The day also of the revenge of our God and each one That mourns to comfort to appoint to these who mourn and moan In Sion Sions mourners sad to give for their relief Beautie for ashes and the oil of Ioy for mourning grief Of praise the joyfull garment for the sp'rit of heaviness That they might call'd be by the Name of trees of righteousness The plant and the plantation of IEHOVAH that He Might glory glorifie himself and glorified be Isa 63.9 He in all their affliction afflicted was and He Who th'Angel of his presence is them saved and set free He them redeemed in His love and pity which doth spare And He in all the days of old them carried and bare Ier. 23.5 Behold the days come saith the Lord that I to David will Raise up a Righteous Branch a King shall reign and prosper still Iudgment and justice in the earth He execute shal well In his days Iudah shal be sav'd Israel safely dwell And his Name O sweet Name which doâ—â— with righteousness us bless Wherewith He shall be called is The Lord our Righteousness Ier. 30.9 But they shall serve the Lord their God and David their own King Whom I will raise up unto them establishing his reign â—ek â— 22 Thus saith the Lord God I 'le also take of the branch most hy Of the high cedar and I will it set and then will I From the top of his tender twigs crop off a tender one And will it plant a mountain high and eminent upon Ev'n in the mountain of the height of Israel will I Plant it and it shal bring forth boughs and it shal fructifie And shal a goodly cedar be under it shal dwel all Foul of each wing and in the shade of its boughs dwel they shall â—ek â—4 23 And I 'l one Shepherd set ov'r them my servant David He Shall feed them He shall feed them and He shal their Shepherd be And I the Lord will be their God David my servant fit Shal be a Prince among them I the Lord have spoken it â—ek â— 22 And I will them one nation make in the land upon Israels mountains one King shal be King to them each one And they shal not be any more two nations neither shal They parted into kingdoms two be any more at all â—an 7. â— I saw in the night visions and one behold and see Like to the Son of man came with the clouds of heav'n and He Came to the Ancient of dayes they brought him near before Him. And there was given to Him Dominion and glore And a Kingdom that people all and nations each one All languages by right should Him serve His Dominion Is a Dominion which lasts for ever and for ay His Kingdom that which shall not be destroy'd nor pass away The Prince Messiah is reveal'd clearly to Daniel The man greatly belov'd to him the Angel Gabriel Dan. 9 24. Reveals the time determinâ—d to finish transgression To make an end of sin and for iniquities each one A reconciliation to make and in to bring An everlasting righteousness the vision up to sign And prophesie and the holy of holies to anoint And to the time of cutting off Messiah he doth point Hos 3.5 After these desolations Israels children shall Return and seek the Lord their God and they shal seek with all David their King and they the Lord with reverence shall fear And fear His goodness this shal in the latter dayes appear Hos 22. â— He took his brother by the heel ev'n in the womb and by His strength he power had with God behav'd himself princely And he had ov'r the angel pow'r and did prevail and he Wept and made supplication unto him earnestlie In Bethel he him found and there He did speak with us all Ev'n the Lord God of hosts the Lord is his memorial Hos 13.14 Them from the power of the grave I will by ransom free And I will them redeem from death O death thy plagues I 'l be O grave I 'le thy destruction be from mine eyes hid shal be 1 Cor. 15.55 Repentance Death where is thy sting Grave wher 's thy victorie Deaths sting is Sin the Law sins strength but to God praises be Who through our Lord Christ Iesus gives to us the victory Micah 5.2 And thou Bethlehem Ephratah although thou little be Among Iehudahs thousands yet from out of thee shal He Come forth unto Me He who shal Ruler in Isra'l be Whose goings forth have been of
be His Name shall be call'd Wonderful Counseller Mighty God Eternal Father Prince of Peace there shall no period Be of His governments increase and peace on Davids throne And his Kingdom to order it and stablish it upon Iustice and Iudgement from henceforth ev'n to eternitie The Lord of hosts his Zeal shall this perform most perfectlie Isa 11.1 And out of lesse's stemme there shall come forth a tender rod And from his roots a branch shall grow on him shall make abode The spirit of the Lord the sp'rit of wisdom in its height And understanding the Spirit of counsel and of might The spirit of knowledge and of IEHOVAHS fear and shal Make him of understanding quick in reverential Fear of the Lord and He shall not Iudge after his eyes sight Not after hearing of His ears reprove but judge aright The poor with righteousness and shall reprove with equitie For the meek of the earth and with his mouths rod smite shall he Th' earth with his lips breath he shall slay the wicked Righteousness Shall His loins girdle be and His reins girdle faithfulness vers 10 And in that day of grace there shall a root of lesse be Which as the peoples ensign shall stand and stay stedfastlie Vnto it shall the Gentiles seek inquiring earnestlie And his rest shall be glorious yea it shall glory be Isa 16.5 And in mercy the throne shall be stablish't with stedfastness And He shall fixtly sit on it in truth and faithfulness In Davids tabernacle He judgeth continually And seeking Iudgment righteousness He hasteth speedily Isa 28.16 Therefore the Lord God sayeth thus for a foundation Behold in Sion I do lay a Stone a tried stone A corner stone most precious a sure foundation That man shall not make haste who doth believe his Name upon Isa 32.1 Behold a King in righteousness shall reign and Princes hie Shal rule in judgment And a man a hiding place shall be From the wind and a covert from the tempest which doth blow As rivers of waters which in a place that 's drie do flow And as the cooling shadow of a great rock which doth stand For the faint travellers solace into a weary land Isa 42.1 My Servant whom I do uphold Behold O wondrous sight My Elect One in whom my soul doth constantly delight I have my spirit put on Him He to the Gentiles shall Iudgment bring forth He shall not cry nor lift up nor at all Cause his voice to be heard into the street A bruised reed He shall not break the smoking flax he shall not quench but feed He shall bring forth Iudgment to truth He shall not fail nor be Discouraged until He hath set judgment stedfastlie Into the earth and for his Law the Isles shall duely wait Thus saith God the Lord He that the heavens did create And stretcht them out spre'd forth the earth and what comes out of it To folk on it who walk therein who giveth breath and sp'rit I IEHOVAH have called Thee in righteousness and I Will hold thine hand and will thee keep and give Thee graciously To be the peoples covenant and for the Gentiles light To open the blind eyes of those who want both light and sight To bring the prisoners out of the prison grieveous And these who do in darkness fit out of the prison-house I am the LORD that is my Name My glory I no wise Will to another give nor to grav'n images my praise Isa 49.6 It is a light thing that thou should be my servant onlie Iacobs tribes to raise and restore these who preserved be Of Isra'l for the Gentiles light I also will give thee That thou unto the end of th' earth may my salvation be Isa 50.4 The Lord God freely given hath the learned tongue to me That I might know how I might speak a word seasonablie To him that 's weary he wak'neth morning by morning he Wak'neth mine ear to hear as these hear who the learned be The Lord God he hath opened mine ear and I was not Rebellious nor turned back my back to these who smote I gave and gave my cheeks to them that plucked off the hair My face I did not hide from shame and spitting I did bear Because the Lord God will me help therefore I shall not be Confounded therefore I my face like flint set stedfastlie And I know that I shall not be asham'd for near is he That justifies me Who is he that will contend with me Let us together stand he who is my adversarie Let him come near to me Behold the Lord God help will me Who is he that shall me condemn Lo as a garment doth They altogether shall wax old them eat up shall the moth Isa 52.13 Behold my servant he shall deal prudently he shall be Exalted and extolled and he shall be very hie As many ' stonisht were at thee His visage so more then Any man 's marred was his form more than the sons of men So He shall many nations sprinkle the kings shall be Silent shutting their mouths at Him for they shall come to see That which had not unto them been before told and declar'd And shall consider seriouslie that which they had not heard Isa 53.1 Who hath believed our report the preached heared word To whom revealed is the arm of IEHOVAH the Lord Because before him as a plant tender grow up shall he And as a root out of a ground which parched is and drie He hath no form nor comliness and when we shall Him see There is no aspect specious that Him desire should we He is despised and of men deserted and cast by A man of sorrows knowing griefs experimentally And we hid as it were from Him our faces He with scorn Despis'd was we esteem'd Him not He verily hath born Our griefs and sorrows carried He hath Yet Him to be Smitten stricken and afflicted of God esteem did we But He for our traâ—sgressions was wounded bruis'd was He For our sins the chastisement of our peace on Him did lie And with His stripes we healed are All we like Sheep astray Have gone we turned every one unto his owen way And upon Him the Lord hath laid all the iniquitie Of all of us He was opprest afflicted much was He Yet He did not open His mouth like to a Lamb is He Brought to the slaughter as a sheep that still and dumb doth lie Before the shearers so His mouth He op'ned not at all He was from prison taken and from judgment and who shall Declare his generation Because cut off was He Out of the land of these who live for the iniquitie Of my people He stricken was and in his death he made With the wicked and with the rich His grave because He had No vi'lence done nor was there ought of guile or fallacie In his mouth yet it pleas'd the Lord to bruise Him grievouslie And He hath put His