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Thee with my whole hart will I prayse;I'le sing (O God) to thee
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Before the Gods. My worschip shallRespect thy Sanctuary.
For thy great mercy, for thy trueth,
I'le celebrate, O Lord,
Thy name, who all thy name above
Hast magnifyd thy word.
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The very day that I did call,Evin then thow madst reply,
And to confirme my fainting soule
Thy strenth didst not deny.
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The Lord earth's princes all shall prayse,When they thy words sall heare.
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They in thy wayes shall joy, for greatThy glory doth apeare.
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Thogh high the Lord bee, yet his eyesWpon the humble are;
On them hee looks with kind respect,
And knows the proud afarre.
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Midst straits envolv'd thogh I did walk,Thow, Lord, wilt me revive.
Against the rage of foes thy hand,
Streacht out, shall me releive.
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Thy right hand shall my safetie be,To sheild me from their spite.
Thow wilt, O Lord, what me concernes
Accomplish and perfitt.
No dait thy mercie doth admitt,
But doth endure for ay.
Oh, do no, (Lord) thy handieworke
Forsake and putt away.
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