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Psalme. CXVII.
The Argument.
This Hymne doth endight,Gods glorious might,—
His truth and grace most free,
That Gentils a farre,
Were made to be narre,
With Iewes one flocke to bee.
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Prayse duly ye lord: in myndful accord: ye hethen ones all vayne,Ye Gentils I bid: recount how ye slid: & prayse this Lord agayne.
And honour ye right: this Lord in his light: ye nations all in town
All people I say: where euer ye lay: extoll this Lordes renowne
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For meerly hys grace: and mercifull face: confirmd lyeth on vs all:Hys loue doth excell: all sinne to debell: his grace is generall.
This lord in his truth: most stable ensuth: his word & promise iust
The faith of his way: will neuer decay: O praise this lord of trust
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