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 | The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into Englysh metre by T. Starnhold I. Hopkins & others: conferred with the Ebrue, with apt Notes to synge the[m] withal |  |
Deus noster refugium.
Psalm. xlvi.
I.H.
A songe of thankes geuyng for the delyueraunce of Ierusalem after Senacherib with hys army was driuen awaye, or some otherlyke so dayne and maruelous delyueraunce by the myghtye hande of God. Whereby the Prophet commendyng thys greate benefyte dothe exhorte the faythfull to geue them selues wholy into the hande of God, doubtyng nothyng but that vnder hys protection they shalbe safe agaynste all the assaultes of theyr enemyes.
The
Lorde is oure defence and ayde,
the strength wherby we stand,
when we with wo are muche dismaide,
he is our helpe at hand
Though thearth remoue we wil not feare,
though hilles so high & stepe,
be thrust and hurled heare and there,
within the sea so deepe.
the strength wherby we stand,
when we with wo are muche dismaide,
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Though thearth remoue we wil not feare,
though hilles so high & stepe,
be thrust and hurled heare and there,
within the sea so deepe.
No though the waues, doo rage so sore,
that all the bankes it spilles:
And though it ouer flow the shore,
and beate downe mightye hilles.
For one fayer floud, doth send abrode,
his pleasaunt streames a pace:
To fresh the citie of our God.
and wash his holy place,
that all the bankes it spilles:
And though it ouer flow the shore,
and beate downe mightye hilles.
For one fayer floud, doth send abrode,
his pleasaunt streames a pace:
To fresh the citie of our God.
and wash his holy place,
In middest of her the Lord doth dwel,
she can no whit decaye:
All thinges against her that rebel,
the Lord will truly staye.
The Heathen flocke, the kingdoms feare
the people make a noyse:
The earth doth melte and not appeare,
when God puttes forth his voyce.
she can no whit decaye:
All thinges against her that rebel,
the Lord will truly staye.
The Heathen flocke, the kingdoms feare
the people make a noyse:
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when God puttes forth his voyce.
The Lord of hostes, doth take our part
to vs he hath an eye:
Our hope of health, with all our hart,
on Iacobes God doeth lye.
Come here & see, with mind & thought,
the working of our God:
what wonders he him self hath wrought
through out the earth abrod.
to vs he hath an eye:
Our hope of health, with all our hart,
on Iacobes God doeth lye.
Come here & see, with mind & thought,
the working of our God:
what wonders he him self hath wrought
through out the earth abrod.
By him all warres are husht and gone,
which countres did conspire:
Their bowes he brake & speares echone,
theyr Charets brent with fier.
Leaue of therfore (saith he) and know,
I am a God most stoute:
Among the heathen high and low,
and all the earth throughoute,
which countres did conspire:
Their bowes he brake & speares echone,
theyr Charets brent with fier.
Leaue of therfore (saith he) and know,
I am a God most stoute:
Among the heathen high and low,
and all the earth throughoute,
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