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Psalm 48 Magnus Dominus
He that hath eternall beeing
Glorious is, and glorious showes
In the cittie he hath chose,
Where stands his holie hill.
Hill Sion, hill of fairest seeing,
Cittie of the king most greate,
Seated in a northlie seate,
All climes with joy doth fill;
In each pallace shee containeth,
God a well-known rock remaineth.
Glorious is, and glorious showes
In the cittie he hath chose,
Where stands his holie hill.
Hill Sion, hill of fairest seeing,
Cittie of the king most greate,
Seated in a northlie seate,
All climes with joy doth fill;
In each pallace shee containeth,
God a well-known rock remaineth.
One daie kings a daie appointed,
There with joined force to be,
See they it? the things they see,
Amaze their mated mindes.
Flyeng, trembling, disappointed,
Soe theie feare, and soe they fare,
As the wife, whose wofull care
The panges of child-bed findes;
Right as shipps from Tarshish going,
Crusht with blasts of Eurus blowing.
There with joined force to be,
See they it? the things they see,
Amaze their mated mindes.
Flyeng, trembling, disappointed,
Soe theie feare, and soe they fare,
As the wife, whose wofull care
The panges of child-bed findes;
Right as shipps from Tarshish going,
Crusht with blasts of Eurus blowing.
Now our sight hath matcht our hearing,
In what state Gods cittie stands
How supported by his hands
God ever holds the same.
In thie temples mid'st appeering
Wee thie favoure, Lorde, attend:
Righteous Lord both free from end,
Thie fame doth match thy name.
Thie just hand brings Sion gladnes
Turns to mirth all Judaes sadnes.
In what state Gods cittie stands
How supported by his hands
God ever holds the same.
In thie temples mid'st appeering
Wee thie favoure, Lorde, attend:
Righteous Lord both free from end,
Thie fame doth match thy name.
Thie just hand brings Sion gladnes
Turns to mirth all Judaes sadnes.
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Compasse Sion in her standing
Tell her towres, mark her fortes:
Note with care the statelie portes
Her roiall houses beare;
For that ages understanding,
Which shall come, when wee shall goe,
Gladd in former time to know,
How manie what they weare.
For God, is our God for ever
Us till death forsaking never.
Tell her towres, mark her fortes:
Note with care the statelie portes
Her roiall houses beare;
For that ages understanding,
Which shall come, when wee shall goe,
Gladd in former time to know,
How manie what they weare.
For God, is our God for ever
Us till death forsaking never.
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