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Deus quis Similis.
Psalme. lxxxiii.
I.H.
The people of Israell pray vnto the Lord to delyuer them from theire enemies bothe at home and far of, which imagined nothing but their destruccyon: and they desyre that all suche wicked people maye, according as God was accostomed, be stricken with the stormye tempests of Gods wrathe, that they maye know that the Lord is most hye vpon the earthe.
Do
not (O God) refrayne thy tounge,
in silence, doo not staye:
Withholde not Lord thy selfe so long
nor make no more delaye.
For why, beholde thy foes and see.
how they doo rage and crye,
And those that beare an hate to thee,
holde vp theyr heades on hye.
in silence, doo not staye:
Withholde not Lord thy selfe so long
nor make no more delaye.
For why, beholde thy foes and see.
how they doo rage and crye,
And those that beare an hate to thee,
holde vp theyr heades on hye.
Against thy folke they vse disceate,
and craftly they enquire:
For thine elect to lye in wayte,
theyr councell doth conspire
Come on (sayd they) let vs expell,
and plucke these folke awaye:
So that the name of Israell,
may vtterly decay.
and craftly they enquire:
For thine elect to lye in wayte,
theyr councell doth conspire
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and plucke these folke awaye:
So that the name of Israell,
may vtterly decay.
They all conspire within theyr hart,
how they may thee withstand:
Agaynst the Lorde to take a parte,
they are in league and bande.
The tentes of all the Edomites,
the Ismalites also:
The Hagarenes and Moabites,
with diuers other more.
how they may thee withstand:
Agaynst the Lorde to take a parte,
they are in league and bande.
The tentes of all the Edomites,
the Ismalites also:
The Hagarenes and Moabites,
with diuers other more.
Geball with Ammon, and likewise,
dothe Amalece conspire:
The Phillistines against thee ryse,
with them that dwell at Cyre.
And Assur eke is well apaide,
with them in league to be:
And doeth become afence and ayde,
to Lots posteritie.
dothe Amalece conspire:
The Phillistines against thee ryse,
with them that dwell at Cyre.
And Assur eke is well apaide,
with them in league to be:
And doeth become afence and ayde,
to Lots posteritie.
As thou diddest to the Madianites,
so serue them Lorde echeone:
As to Cicer and to Iabin,
beside the broke kison.
Whom thou in Endor diddest descry,
and wast them through thy might,
That they like doung on earth did lye,
and not in open sighte.
so serue them Lorde echeone:
As to Cicer and to Iabin,
beside the broke kison.
Whom thou in Endor diddest descry,
and wast them through thy might,
That they like doung on earth did lye,
and not in open sighte.
Make them now & theyr Lords appere,
like Zeb and Oreb then:
As Zebah and Zalmana weare,
the kynges of Madian.
Whiche said, let vs throughout the land,
in all the costes abrode:
Posses and take into our hand,
the fayer houses of God.
like Zeb and Oreb then:
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the kynges of Madian.
Whiche said, let vs throughout the land,
in all the costes abrode:
Posses and take into our hand,
the fayer houses of God.
Tourn them O God with storms as fast
as wheeles that haue no staye:
Or lyke as chaffe, whiche men doo cast,
with windes to flee awaye.
Lyke as the fire, with rage and fume,
the mightye forest spilles:
And as the flame doth quyte consume,
the mountaynes and the hilles.
as wheeles that haue no staye:
Or lyke as chaffe, whiche men doo cast,
with windes to flee awaye.
Lyke as the fire, with rage and fume,
the mightye forest spilles:
And as the flame doth quyte consume,
the mountaynes and the hilles.
So let the tempest of thy wrath,
vpon theyr neckes be layde:
And of thy stormy wynde and shower,
Lorde make them all afrayed.
Lorde brynge them all I thee desire,
to suche rebuke and shame
That it may cause them to enquire,
and learne to seke thy name.
vpon theyr neckes be layde:
And of thy stormy wynde and shower,
Lorde make them all afrayed.
Lorde brynge them all I thee desire,
to suche rebuke and shame
That it may cause them to enquire,
and learne to seke thy name.
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