Certayne Psalmes select out of the Psalter of Dauid and drawen into Englyshe Metre, wyth Notes to euery Psalme in iiij. parts to Synge, by F. S. [i.e. Francis Seager] |
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Psalme. Cxlvi. Lauda Anima mea.
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Psalme. Cxlvi. Lauda Anima mea.
The Lorde to prayse, and magnifye
My soule se thou accorde:
Duryng the tyme, I here abyde
I wyll prayse thee O La?rde.
My soule se thou accorde:
Duryng the tyme, I here abyde
I wyll prayse thee O La?rde.
So longe as lyfe, in me shall laste
And eke shall dure my dayes:
Unto the Lorde, I wyl not cease
To synge vnto hym prayse.
And eke shall dure my dayes:
Unto the Lorde, I wyl not cease
To synge vnto hym prayse.
In Princes put; not confydence
Nor in no chylde of man:
For they are voyde, euen of all ayde
But the Lorde thee helpe can.
Nor in no chylde of man:
For they are voyde, euen of all ayde
But the Lorde thee helpe can.
When death shall lyfe, from the body
Dissolue here of eche man:
His thoughts shall peryshe, & he returne
To earth where he began.
Dissolue here of eche man:
His thoughts shall peryshe, & he returne
To earth where he began.
The man is blessed, and happy
Whome Iacobs God doth ayde:
And he whose hope, and confydence
Upon the Lorde is stayed.
Whome Iacobs God doth ayde:
And he whose hope, and confydence
Upon the Lorde is stayed.
Whiche did the heauen, the earth and sea
And all that therein is:
Fasho{n} and make, and doth styll kepe
For euer his promyse.
And all that therein is:
Fasho{n} and make, and doth styll kepe
For euer his promyse.
Which wil to right, all them restore
That suffer iniurye:
And doth agayne, prouyde to fede
Suche as be hungerye.
That suffer iniurye:
And doth agayne, prouyde to fede
Suche as be hungerye.
The Lorde wyl lose, and eke delyuer
Suche as in pryson be:
And to the blynde, syght dothe restore
Of them that can not se.
Suche as in pryson be:
And to the blynde, syght dothe restore
Of them that can not se.
The Lorde dothe helpe, vnto such sende
As fall and go astraye:
As for the iuste, and ryghteouse sorte
He taketh care alwaye.
As fall and go astraye:
As for the iuste, and ryghteouse sorte
He taketh care alwaye.
The Lorde the state, of straungers doth
Regarde and esteame muche:
The wyddowe, and the fatherlesse
Defende he wyll all suche.
Regarde and esteame muche:
The wyddowe, and the fatherlesse
Defende he wyll all suche.
As for the wayes, of the wycked
The Lorde full well doth knowe:
But he wyll turne, it vpse downe
And them cleane ouerthrowe.
The Lorde full well doth knowe:
But he wyll turne, it vpse downe
And them cleane ouerthrowe.
The Lord thy God, O Syon shall
Be gyde of all nacions:
And shal be kynge for euermore
Thorowout all generacions.
And shal be kynge for euermore
Thorowout all generacions.
THE povver of God, here se vve may
His vvorks and vvhat they be:
His glorye greate, and vvysedome pure
Hys myght and maiestie.
His vvorks and vvhat they be:
His glorye greate, and vvysedome pure
Hys myght and maiestie.
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