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Psalme. XLVII.
The Argument.
This Psalme to ioy exhorth: all christen men in sight:That Christ by power ascended so: whom glory sued aright.
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Together clap ye handes: ye Gentils all be glad:Reioyce to God in melody: with thanks for mercy had
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The Lord is hie in power: and ought be feard I say,He is the king of all the earth: to hym all thinges obey.
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He shall so vnder vs: the people soone subdue:All Gentils cast at feete of vs: at vs their Lordes to sue.
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He dyd chose out all vs: an heritage so fayre:Euen Iacobs hie magnificence: whō he did loue as heyre.
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God is ascended vp: in ioyfull noyse on hye:With trumpets noyse: as once his arke, euē thus vp hie did stye,
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O prayses sing to him: O prayses see ye sing:Sing prayses still vnto our god: and laud him iust as king
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For that our God is king: of all the world so rounde:Sing ye his prayse than prudently: wt vnderstāding sound
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For God by strength doth raigne: vpon the heathen allGod sitteth vpon his holy seate: all thyng doth heare hys call.
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The peoples heds be met: with Abrahams god & seedeOf god they be to shield the earth: but god doth thē exceede
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