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The works of Sir William Mure of Rowallan

Edited with introduction, notes, and glossary by William Tough

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CXVIII.

1

O praise the Lord, for hee is good;
His mercie lasts for ay.

2

For ever that his mercie lasts,
Let Israell now say

3

Still that his mercie lasts, O hous
Of Aron, condiscend.

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O, all that fear the Lord, confesse
His mercies haue no end.

5

I cald vpon the living Lord,
With pinching straits surchairg'd.
The Lord his servant dain'd to heare,
Me ansuer'd, and enlarg'd.

6

The Lord's for me. To me, what man
Can do, I will not feare.

7

The Lord's for me, with them that help
Me, ay in trouble neare.

8

Wpon my haters therfor shall
I see, in God to trust
Is bettir then put confidence
In man, who is but dust.

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Tis bettir in the Lord to trust,
On kings then to rely.

10

All nations me belay'd, but them
I vanquis'd by and by.

11

In name of God I vanquish'd them.
They compast me around,
They compast me, bot in God's name,
Them did I quite confound.

12

They compast me about like bees,
Bot as a crackling fire
Of thorns, in name of God, by me
Cut off, they did expire.

13

Thrust at me sore thow hast, to mak
Me fall; bot God did ayde;

14

God who my strength, my song of joy,
Is my salvation made.

15

Heard in the tents is, of the just,
The voyce of victory;
Loud shouts of joy: the Lord's right hand
Hath done most valiantlie.

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Exalted is the Lord's right hand.
The right hand of the Lord

17

Did valiantlie. I shall not die;
His hand did lyff afford.
Evin live I shall, and blaize abrode
His works which wondrous bee.

18

Hee sore me chast'ned, bot to death
Did not deliuer me.

19

The gates of righteousnes cast vp,
That entrie I may make,
And render prayse wnto the Lord,
Who me did not foirsake.

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20

This is the gate of God, by which
To passe the saincts are seene.

21

I'le prayse thee for thow, answering me,
Hast my salvation been.

22

The stone that builders did refuse
Is now the corner's head.

23

This is of God, this in our eyes
Astonishment doth bread.

24

This is the day, (O gloriouse day!)
For our deliuery made,
Made by the Lord. In this rejoyce,
In this lett ws be glade.

25

Hosanna! Save now Lord; O, grant
Prosperity and peace.

26

Blest hee, who in Jehouah's name,
Coms frielie offring grace.

27

Wee blesse yow from God's housse; evin God,
The Lord, our day adorns
With light: with cords the offring ty
Vnto the altars horns.

28

My God, I'le thee exalt: my God,
I'le prayse thee night and day.

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O, prayse the Lord, for hee is good;
His mercy lasts for ay.