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| CXLVII. | The .cxlvij. Psalme. |
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 | The Psalter of David newely translated into English metre in such sort that it maye the more decently, and wyth more delyte of the mynde, be reade and songe of al men, wherunto is added a note of four partes, wyth other thynges, as shall appear in the Epistle to the Reader [by Robert Crowley] |  |
The .cxlvij. Psalme.
Prayse
God, for it is verie good, and pleasaunt for to synge:
To our God, and to geue hym prayse, is also besemeynge.
To our God, and to geue hym prayse, is also besemeynge.
For the citie Ierusalem, the Lorde doeth buylde certayne:
And wyll gather suche as are fledde, and brynge them home agayne.
And wyll gather suche as are fledde, and brynge them home agayne.
He healeth the broken herted, & eke theyr sorowes all
He hath the number of the starres, & doeth them by name calle.
He hath the number of the starres, & doeth them by name calle.
Our Lord is greate, and eke of powre excedynge greate in dede:
Whose wisedome and intellygence, can not be numbered.
Whose wisedome and intellygence, can not be numbered.
For he doeth brynge vp to honour mē that are oppressed:
And to the grounde he doeth caste downe, such men as are wycked.
And to the grounde he doeth caste downe, such men as are wycked.
Synge to the Lorde wyth verse for verse, and thanckes geueynge also:
And synge to our God wyth the harppe, that so swetly doeth go.
And synge to our God wyth the harppe, that so swetly doeth go.
For he doeth hyde the skye wyth clowdes, and make rayne for the grounde:
And causeth great plentie of grasse on hygh hylles to be founde.
And causeth great plentie of grasse on hygh hylles to be founde.
He geueth pasture and fedynge, vnto the beastes all:
And to the rauens yonge chyckenes, that do vpon hym call.
That he delyteth in is not the force of horses stronge.
Nor yet the legges of myghtie men, be they neuer so longe.
Nor yet the legges of myghtie men, be they neuer so longe.
And in such men as do feare hym, the Lord hath his delyte:
And in such as do tarie for hys mercie daye & nyght.
And in such as do tarie for hys mercie daye & nyght.
O thou citie Ierusalem, prayse the Lorde wythout staye
And thou Sion prayse thou thy God, and walke forth in hys waye.
And thou Sion prayse thou thy God, and walke forth in hys waye.
For he doeth fortifie thy gates, and make thy dore barres stronge.
So doeth he geue felicitie, vnto thy chyldrē yonge.
So doeth he geue felicitie, vnto thy chyldrē yonge.
And he hath ordeyned that peace, should in all thy coastes be:
And wyth the fatnes of the wheate, he hath satisfied the.
And wyth the fatnes of the wheate, he hath satisfied the.
He sendeth downe hys holye worde, vnto the earth so lowe.
That it myght renne forth spedilye, and that men myght hym knowe.
That it myght renne forth spedilye, and that men myght hym knowe.
He geueth snowe as whyte as woule, such is hys powre and myght.
And lyke asshes he sprinckeleth, the hore froste in the nyght.
And lyke asshes he sprinckeleth, the hore froste in the nyght.
He casteth out his Isse lyke plates, who can his colde sustayne?
And sendynge downe his holy worde, he melteth them agayne.
And sendynge downe his holy worde, he melteth them agayne.
He melteth them agayne I saye, and maketh the wynde blowe:
Upon them that the waters myght, take theyr ryght course and flowe.
Upon them that the waters myght, take theyr ryght course and flowe.
But vnto Iacob he geueth, his worde and his precept
And to Israell his decres and iudgmentes to be kept.
And to Israell his decres and iudgmentes to be kept.
He hath not dealed on this sorte wyth any nation;
Nor shewed hys iudgmentes vnto them, prayse the Lorde, O Son.
Nor shewed hys iudgmentes vnto them, prayse the Lorde, O Son.
| The Psalter of David newely translated into English metre in such sort that it maye the more decently, and wyth more delyte of the mynde, be reade and songe of al men, wherunto is added a note of four partes, wyth other thynges, as shall appear in the Epistle to the Reader [by Robert Crowley] | |