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 | The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into Englysh metre by T. Starnhold I. Hopkins & others: conferred with the Ebrue, with apt Notes to synge the[m] withal |  |
Paratum cor meum.
Psalme. Cviii.
N.
This psalme is composed of two other psalmes before, the seuen and fyftye and the sixtie. The matter here conteyned is, That Dauid geueth him selfe with harte and voyce to prayse the Lorde, and assureth him selfe of the promes of God concerning his kingdome ouer Ifraell, and his power against other nations, who though he seme for to forsake vs for a time, yet he alone in the ende will caste downe our enemies.
O God
, my harte prepared is,
and eke my tong is so.
I will aduaunce my voyce in song,
and geuyng prayse also.
Awake my viole and my harp,
swete melody to make.
And in the morning I my selfe,
right early will awake.
and eke my tong is so.
I will aduaunce my voyce in song,
and geuyng prayse also.
Awake my viole and my harp,
swete melody to make.
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right early will awake.
By me among the people, Lorde,
still praysed shalt thou be,
And I among the Heathen folke,
will sing, O Lorde, to thee.
Because thy mercie, Lorde is great,
aboue the heauens hie,
And eke thy truth doth reche the clouds
within the lofty skye.
still praysed shalt thou be,
And I among the Heathen folke,
will sing, O Lorde, to thee.
Because thy mercie, Lorde is great,
aboue the heauens hie,
And eke thy truth doth reche the clouds
within the lofty skye.
Aboue the sterry heauens heighth
exalt thy selfe, O God,
And Lorde display vpon the earth.
thy glory all abrode.
That thy derely beloued may,
be set at libertie.
Helpe, O my God, with thy righte hand,
and harken vnto me.
exalt thy selfe, O God,
And Lorde display vpon the earth.
thy glory all abrode.
That thy derely beloued may,
be set at libertie.
Helpe, O my God, with thy righte hand,
and harken vnto me.
God in his holines hath spoke:
wherfore my ioyes abound,
Sychem I shall diuide, and mete,
the vale of Sucoth ground:
And Gilead shall be myne owne,
Manasses mine shall be,
My hed strength Ephraim, and Law
shall Iuda geue for me:
wherfore my ioyes abound,
Sychem I shall diuide, and mete,
the vale of Sucoth ground:
And Gilead shall be myne owne,
Manasses mine shall be,
My hed strength Ephraim, and Law
shall Iuda geue for me:
Moab my washpot, and my shoe,
on Edom will I throwe,
Upon the land of Palestine,
in triumph will I goo,
Who shall into the citie strong,
be guide to conduict me,
Or who by whom to Edom land,
conueyed shall I be?
on Edom will I throwe,
Upon the land of Palestine,
in triumph will I goo,
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be guide to conduict me,
Or who by whom to Edom land,
conueyed shall I be?
Is it not thou, O God, which late,
hadst vs forsaken quyte:
And thou O Lorde which with our host
didst not goe fourth to fyght?
Geue vs, O Lorde, thy sauing ayde,
when trouble doth assayle:
For all the helpe of man is vayne.
and can no whit auayle.
hadst vs forsaken quyte:
And thou O Lorde which with our host
didst not goe fourth to fyght?
Geue vs, O Lorde, thy sauing ayde,
when trouble doth assayle:
For all the helpe of man is vayne.
and can no whit auayle.
Through God we shal do valiant acts
and worthy of renowne:
He shall subdue our enemies,
ye he shall treade them downe.
and worthy of renowne:
He shall subdue our enemies,
ye he shall treade them downe.
| The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into Englysh metre by T. Starnhold I. Hopkins & others: conferred with the Ebrue, with apt Notes to synge the[m] withal | |