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The same Psalme.

[Blessed are all yt feare the lorde]

Beati omnes.

Blessed are all yt feare the lorde

Psal. 33. b.


worshippynge hym both nyght and daye

xl

ordrynge theyr lyfe after his worde
& walkynge euer in his waye
for thou shalt get thin owne lyuing
& eat thy bred without ydelnes
euē wt thin owne hādes workyng

[xl]

and shalt haue prosperous increace
and want nothynge to thy hartes ease
Thy wyfe also shalbe frutefull
within the walles of thy dwellynge
As the vyne tre plenteous and full
Shall she fayre chyldren to the brynge
which rounde aboute thy table shall stonde
Lyke fayre plantes of the Olyue tre
Lo, thus shall he blessed be founde
That worshippeth and feareth the lorde truly
Hauynge Gods lawe before his eye
The lorde shall do the good alwaye
From the holy hyll of Syon
Thou shalt delyte both nyght and daye
Beholdynge the prosperous fortune
Of Hierusalem all thy lyfe longe

xli

Iob. 42. c. Tob. 14. a.

And thy chyldres chyldren shalt thou se

Thus shall the lorde thy dayes prolonge
To se the peace and felicite
wherin all Israel shalbe.