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Psalm 111 Confitebor tibi
At home, abroad most willingly I willBestow on God my praises uttmost skill:
Chaunting his workes, workes of unmatched might,
Deem'd so by them, who in their search delight.
Endlesse the honor to his powre pertaines:
From end as farre his justice eake remaines,
Gratious and good and working wonders soe
His wonders never can forgotten goe.
In hungry waste he fedd his faithful Crue,
Keeping his league, and still in promise true.
Lastly his strength he caus'd them understand,
Making them lords of all the heathens land.
Now what could more each promise, doome, decree,
Of him confirme sure, just, unmov'd to be!
Preserv'd his folk, his league eternall fram'd:
Quake then with feare when holy he is nam'd.
Reverence of him is Perfect wisdoms well:
Stand in his lawe, so understand you well.
The praise of him (though wicked hartes repine)
Unbounded bides, noe time can it define.
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