A paraphrase vpon the divine poems By George Sandys |
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Lvke I.
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 | A paraphrase vpon the divine poems |  |
Lvke I.
[O praise the Lord, his VVonders tell]
O praise the Lord, his VVonders tell,
VVhose Mercy shines in Israel;
At length redeem'd from Sinne and Hell.
VVhose Mercy shines in Israel;
At length redeem'd from Sinne and Hell.
The Crowne of our Salvation,
Deriv'd from Davids royall Throne,
He now hath to his People showne.
Deriv'd from Davids royall Throne,
He now hath to his People showne.
This to his Prophets did unfold;
By all successively foretold,
Vntill the infant World grew old.
By all successively foretold,
Vntill the infant World grew old.
That he our wrongs would vindicate,
Save from our foes inveterate hate,
And raise our long deprest estate.
Save from our foes inveterate hate,
And raise our long deprest estate.
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To ratifie his ancient Deed,
His promis'd Grace, by oath decreed,
To Abraham, and his faithfull Seed.
His promis'd Grace, by oath decreed,
To Abraham, and his faithfull Seed.
That we might our Preserver praise,
VValke purely in his perfect wayes,
And fearelesse serve him all our dayes.
VValke purely in his perfect wayes,
And fearelesse serve him all our dayes.
His path thou shalt prepare, sweet Child,
And run before the Vndefil'd;
The Prophet of th'Almighty stil'd.
And run before the Vndefil'd;
The Prophet of th'Almighty stil'd.
Our knowledge to informe, from whence
Salvation springs: from penitence,
And pardon of each foule offence.
Salvation springs: from penitence,
And pardon of each foule offence.
Through mercy, O how infinite!
Of our great God, who cleares our sight,
And from the Orient sheds his Light.
Of our great God, who cleares our sight,
And from the Orient sheds his Light.
A leading Starre t'enlighten those,
VVhom Night, and shades of Death inclose;
VVhich that high Tract to glory showes.
VVhom Night, and shades of Death inclose;
VVhich that high Tract to glory showes.
| A paraphrase vpon the divine poems | |