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The Psalter of Dauid in Englyshe, purely and faythfully tra[n]slated after the texte of Felyne: euery Psalme hauynge his argument before, declarynge brefely thentente [and] substance of the hole Psalme; Bible. O.T. Psalms. English. Joye.
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Joye, George, d. 1553.
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gladnes make my bones to reioyse whiche thou hast smitten Turne thy face fro my synnes and wype away all my wykednes A pure herte create in me oh lorde a stedfaste right spirite make a newe within me Cast me nat away and thy holy ghoste take nat fro me Make me agayn to reioyse whyles thou bryngest me thy sauynge helth and let thy chefe gouernynge free spirite strengthen lede me I shall instructe cursed and shrewde meÌ„ in thy way and vngodly men shal be coÌ„uerted vnto the Delyuer me from the synne of murther oh god oh god my sauiour my tonge shall tryumphe vpoÌ„ thy mercy wherwith thou makest me ryghtwyse Lorde opeÌ„ thou my lyppes and than my mouthe shall shewe forth thy prayse For as for sacrifyces thou delytest nat in theÌ„ or els I had offred them as for brent sacrifyces thou regardest them nat Acceptable sacrifyces to god is a brokeÌ„ spirite a coÌ„trite and a deiected hert thou shalt nat dispise oh god Deale gently of thy fauorable beneuolence with Sion let the walles of Hierusalem be edifyed Than shalte thou delyte in very sacrifyces in the right brent sacrifyce in the oblation of rightwisenesse than shall they laye vpon thy altare the very oxen The argument in to the .lij. Psal. ¶ In this psalme Dauyd remeÌ„breth the ê‘uerse mynde study of Doeg The tytle An instruction of Dauyd whan Doeg Idumeus came to Saule tolde hym saying that Dauyd was come to the house of Achimelec QUid gloriaris Wherfore gloriest auancest thy selfe of thy synne oh thou mighty malicious man the mercy of god staÌ„deth forth offred to euery maÌ„ at all tymes Thy tonge is occupied in mischef thou dost deceyt euyn as a newe set raser Thou louest rather to hurte than to do good to lye thaÌ„ to speke that that right is Selah Thou delitest to speke what soeuer bring vpon mischefe murther to exercise thy tonge in deceyte Wherfore god shall breke the all to peces he shall vtterly distroy the he shal scrape the clene out of thy tabernacle thy rote from the erthe of this lyfe shall he drawe vp Selah This shall the rightwismen se shall fere god but this maÌ„ shall they laugh to scorne Saying lo the man whiche set nat god before him for his strength but trusted in the multytude of his riches strenthened him selfe with fraude deceyte But I abyde lyke a florisshinge olyue in the house of god trustinge in the mercy of god into worldes into worlde for euer I shall magnify the euermore before thy sayntes for thou haste done these thynges and I shall abyde thy pleasure for it is full gentle and fauorable This .liii. Psal. is all one with the .xiiii. DIxit insipieÌ„ce The noughty folish men thinke in their hertes that god is nat Shrewde abhominable thinges for their wickednes do they nowhere is there any that will do good God loketh from heuen vpon the men to see if there were any that knewe and regarded god Are all togither so swerued fro me are they thus lost is there no man that wyll do good nat one Ar all these workers of wickednes so far besydes theÌ„self se they deuour my people as one shulde swalow in brede they are holdeÌ„ with no fear of god Wherfore they shal be ther amased astoned with fere incoÌ„perable for god hath shaken in sondre the bones of the besegers Thou shalt dispyse them set nought bi them bicause that god hath repelled theÌ„ O wolde god that the sauynge helthe which cometh from Syon might happeÌ„ vpon Israhell that god wolde ones make an ende of the captiuyte of his people that Iacob might be glad Israhell miÈt reiose The argumeÌ„t into the .liiii. Psal. ¶ In this psalme Dauid syngeth his delyueraunce from perell by the betrayng of the zephytes The tytle of the Psal. Dauides instruction coÌ„mittd to the chaunter to be songe played at the orgayns after that the zephytes had comen told Saul sayeng thiÌ„kest thou that Da. is hyde amoÌ„ge vs Rede thistory .i. re xxii xxvi DEus in nomine tuo Oh god saue me for thy names sake delyuer me by thy power Oh god here my prayer lysten to the wordes of my mouth For strange men ar rysen agaynst me stronge tyrantes persue my soule they haue nat god before their eyes Selah But lo god helpeth me the lorde is present with theÌ„ that sustayne my lyfe He shalt acquyte euyll to my awayte layers for thy trouthes sake thou shalt trede them downe I shall with good wyll make a sacrifyce to that I shal magnyfye thy name o lorde for thou arte full gentle For thou wylte delyuer me from all trouble and myn eye shal se me pleasure vpon myn enemyes The argumeÌ„t in to the .lv. Psal. ¶ In this Psal. Dauid complayneth him self to be brought into the moste perelous straight that myght be and that of the most noughtiest and deceytfull men whom he rekened to be his chefe frendes OH god lysten vnto my prayer hyde nat thy selfe fro my depe desyre Gyue hede and answere me I lament in my prayer and I crye full loude And that for the noyse of myne enemys and vexation of the wicked for they take myschâ—ues couÌ„sell against me odiously do they persue me My herte mourneth sore troubled within me euyn the feare of deth falleth vpon me Horrour treÌ„blyng fere assayled me ye they ouerwhelmed me And I thought wolde god I had wynges lyke a doue than wolde I flye away to abyde sure somwhere Lo than wolde I flye farre hens I wolde dwell in some wyldernesse Selah I wolde spede me to a voyde to escape froÌ„ this blast whiche tereth vp by the rote and breaketh me so sore Scater them lorde make their tonges to vary for I se nothyng in the cyte but violeÌ„ce strife These thynges roÌ„ne about their walles day night within this cyte is ther wyckednesse heuynesse Within her ar ther crafty fraudes vsury deceyte go neuer out of her stretes For nether was it my enemy that thus shamfully entreted me or els I myght haue borne hym neither was it one that openly hated me that thus dyd oppresse me or els I coulde haue coÌ„ueyed me froÌ„ him But it was thou oh maÌ„ euyn myn owne felowe my gyde my famylare To whom it was swete for me to breke my minde to vtter my secretes we were coÌ„uersaunte togyther euyn in the house of god Let deth be broughte in vpon them let them go to hell quicke for mischef was in their conuentycles euen in the hertes of them I shal call vpon god and the lorde shall preserue me Euenynge mornynge myddaye shall I pray lyfte vp my voice he shall here me He shall redeme my soule from batayle which is intended agaiÌ„st me shall grue me prayse for very many shal be with me God shall here shall