Songs of Sion Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe] |
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7. | The seuenth Prayer
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The seuenth Prayer
[illeg.]e. 13. 20.
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O God vve are poore sheepe that strayIn vvods, in vvaies of sinne
Bovve dovvne thine eare to vs, & heare
And rid vs of this dinne.
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That vve may knovve thy grace in ChristThat keepes vs as his flocke.
That leads vs forth to streames of ioy
And setts vs on a rocke.
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That soe vve may ore see this vvorldAnd all the things in it
And then doe place vs vp on high
With him in ioy to sit.
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Graūt vs good lord that vve may seeThe good that doth thee please
So shall vve liue in hart in mind
In ioy, in rest, in ease.
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Graunt lord vvhat thou dost bid [illeg.] doeThat vve may doe the same
Bid vvhat thou vvilt, & graūt vs grace
And vve vvill praise thy name
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To Christ our lord the lambe of godThat shed his bloud for sinnes,
To rid vs from the feends of hell
And all their crafts, & ginns.
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Be praisd of vs all tymes, & tydsIn vvoe, & eke in vvealth
And let the folke on all the earth
Giue laud to him for health.
O lord god of our health I crie day
& night to thee, let my grones come night
to thee, & bovve dovvne thine eare to my
sighes that I make to thee.
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