The Psalmes of David, from the New Translation of the Bible Turned into Meter To be Sung after the Old Tunes used in the Churches [by Henry King] |
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Psal. LXI.
Give eare, O God! unto my cry;
My Prayer not deny;
When through the earth in exile throw'n
To Thee I make my moane.
Thou to that rock of strength shalt lead
My care oppressed head;
Who art my shelter and defense
Against all violence.
My Prayer not deny;
When through the earth in exile throw'n
To Thee I make my moane.
Thou to that rock of strength shalt lead
My care oppressed head;
Who art my shelter and defense
Against all violence.
Within Thy Tabernacle I
Will dwell eternally;
Whilst my unshaken hopes endure,
Under Thy wing secure.
For Thou O God hast heard my vow;
Thou my desire dost know:
From whom the heritages came
To those that feare Thy Name.
Will dwell eternally;
Whilst my unshaken hopes endure,
Under Thy wing secure.
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Thou my desire dost know:
From whom the heritages came
To those that feare Thy Name.
Thou shalt preserve the King in peace,
And give His yeares encrease:
That He within Thy gratious sight
May dwell in endlesse light.
Thy mercy, and Thy truth prepare;
Which his preservers are.
So to Thy Name Ile praises sing,
And vowes performed bring.
And give His yeares encrease:
That He within Thy gratious sight
May dwell in endlesse light.
Thy mercy, and Thy truth prepare;
Which his preservers are.
So to Thy Name Ile praises sing,
And vowes performed bring.
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