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A Sacred Poem wherein the Birth Miracles

Death Resurrection and Ascension of the Most Holy Jesus are delineated With His Prayer before his Apprehension: Also Eighteen of David's Psalms with the Book of Lamentations Paraphrased. Together with Poems on several Occasions. By James Chamberlayne
Chamberlaine, James

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[This little Book, my God and King]
  
A SACRED POEM.
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EIGHTEEN OF David's PSALMS PARAPHRAS'D.
  
PSALM 22.
  
PSALM 23.
  
PSALM 25.
  
PSALM 31.
  
PSALM 40.
  
PSALM 41.
  
PSALM 51.
  
PSALM 55.
  
PSALM 73.
  
PSALM 49.
  
PSALM 78.
  
PSALM 90.
  
PSALM 91.
  
PSALM III.
  
PSALM 134.
  
PSALM 125.
  
PSALM 133.
  
PSALM 140.
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THRENODIA: OR, THE LAMENTATIONS OF Jeremiah. PARAPHRAS'D.
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POEMS ON SEVERAL Occasions.

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CONCLUSION.

Thus hath my Pen through various Troubles past,
Traverst the Woes of Sion, and at last
Unto the end of her Complaint is come:
Grant that our Sion may not find her Doom.
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In Thee we hope, in Thee we Trust alone,
To thee we fly, save us, Thou Mighty One:
This Favour from our Princes can't be had;
Thou only can'st preserve, and make us glad.
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