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Benedictus dominus.
Psalme. cxliiii.
N.
Dauid prayseth the Lorde with greate affection, and humilitie for hys kyngdome restored, and for his victoryes obtayned, yet callyng for helpe, & the destruction of the wicked promisyng to acknowleg the same with song of prayses, and declareth wherin the felicytie of anye people consisteth.
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Blest
be the lorde my strength that doth
instruct my hand to fight:
The lord that doth my fingers frame,
to battell by his might.
He is my Goodnes fort and toure,
deliuerer and shield:
In him I trust my people he,
subdues to me to yelde.
instruct my hand to fight:
The lord that doth my fingers frame,
to battell by his might.
He is my Goodnes fort and toure,
deliuerer and shield:
In him I trust my people he,
subdues to me to yelde.
O Lord what thing is man, that him,
thou holdest so in price?
Or son of man that vpon him,
thou thinkest in such wyse.
man is but like to vanitie.
so pas hys dayes to ende:
As fleting shade. Bow downe O Lorde
thy heauens and descend.
thou holdest so in price?
Or son of man that vpon him,
thou thinkest in such wyse.
man is but like to vanitie.
so pas hys dayes to ende:
As fleting shade. Bow downe O Lorde
thy heauens and descend.
The mountains touche, & they shal smoke
cast fourth thy lightning flame,
And scatter them, thine arrowes shote
consume them with the same.
Send downe thy hand euen from aboue
O Lorde delyuer me:
Take me from waters great, from hand
of strangers make me free,
cast fourth thy lightning flame,
And scatter them, thine arrowes shote
consume them with the same.
Send downe thy hand euen from aboue
O Lorde delyuer me:
Take me from waters great, from hand
of strangers make me free,
Whose subtle mouth of vanitie,
and fondnes doth entreate:
And their right hand is a right hand,
of falshod and deceit.
A new song I will sing O God,
and singing will I be.
On viole and on instrument,
tenstringed vnto thee.
and fondnes doth entreate:
And their right hand is a right hand,
of falshod and deceit.
A new song I will sing O God,
and singing will I be.
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tenstringed vnto thee.
Euen he it is that only geues
deliuerance to kynges,
Unto hys seruaunt Dauid helpe,
from hurt full sword he bringes:
From strangers hand me saue and sheld,
whoes mouth talkes vanitie:
And their right hand is a ryght hand,
of guile and sutteltye.
deliuerance to kynges,
Unto hys seruaunt Dauid helpe,
from hurt full sword he bringes:
From strangers hand me saue and sheld,
whoes mouth talkes vanitie:
And their right hand is a ryght hand,
of guile and sutteltye.
That oure sonnes may be as the plants,
whom growing youth doth reare:
Our daughters as carued corner stones,
lyke to a palace fayre,
Our corners full, and plenty may,
with sondry sortes be found,
Our shepe bring thousands, in our strets
ten thousands may abound,
whom growing youth doth reare:
Our daughters as carued corner stones,
lyke to a palace fayre,
Our corners full, and plenty may,
with sondry sortes be found,
Our shepe bring thousands, in our strets
ten thousands may abound,
Our oxen be to labor strong,
that none doo vs inuade:
There be no going out, no crye,
within our strets be made.
The people blessed are that with
such blessings are so stered:
Yea blessed all the people are,
whose God is, God the lorde.
that none doo vs inuade:
There be no going out, no crye,
within our strets be made.
The people blessed are that with
such blessings are so stered:
Yea blessed all the people are,
whose God is, God the lorde.
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