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Te Deum laudamus &c. |
 | The Psalter of David newely translated into English metre in such sort that it maye the more decently, and wyth more delyte of the mynde, be reade and songe of al men, wherunto is added a note of four partes, wyth other thynges, as shall appear in the Epistle to the Reader [by Robert Crowley] |  |
Te Deum laudamus &c.
We
prayse the as God, and confesse the, the Lorde for to be:
And as father euerlastynge, all men do worshyppe the.
And as father euerlastynge, all men do worshyppe the.
To the crie all angelles, the heauens with all the powres therin:
Wythout ceaseynge crie vnto the, Cherub & Seraphin.
Wythout ceaseynge crie vnto the, Cherub & Seraphin.
Holy, holy, holy, Lorde God of Sabaoth, they crye:
Heauen and earth are full with thy maiestie and glorie.
Heauen and earth are full with thy maiestie and glorie.
The gloriouse company of Apostles do praise the:
So do the number of prophetes that so prayse worthy be.
So do the number of prophetes that so prayse worthy be.
The noble armie of martyrs prayse the wyth theyr wytnes:
And the holy church through the worlde, doeth the alwaye confesse.
They do confesse the, father of infinite maiestie:
Wyth thyne honourable and true sonne, whome thou haste onlye.
Wyth thyne honourable and true sonne, whome thou haste onlye.
The holye goste the confortoure they do also confesse:
And thou (O Christe) arte the kyng of glorie that is endlesse.
And thou (O Christe) arte the kyng of glorie that is endlesse.
Thou arte the euerlastynge sonne of the father certayne.
Who to deliuer man dydste not the virgynes wombe disdayne.
Who to deliuer man dydste not the virgynes wombe disdayne.
When thou hadste ouercome the stynge of death thou dydste open:
Unto all faythfull beleuers, the kyngdome of heauen.
Unto all faythfull beleuers, the kyngdome of heauen.
Thou sytest at the ryght hande of God, in thy fathers glorie:
And to come thense to iudge thou arte loked for certenly.
And to come thense to iudge thou arte loked for certenly.
To helpe thy pore seruantes therfore we humbly besech the:
Whom wyth thy preciouse bloude thou haste redemed and made free.
Whom wyth thy preciouse bloude thou haste redemed and made free.
Cause thou them to be numbered and had in memorie
Wyth thy chosen and holy saynctes, in eternall glorie.
Wyth thy chosen and holy saynctes, in eternall glorie.
Lorde make thou thyne owne people salfe, blesse thyne enheritaunce:
Gouerne them and set them on hye, do them euer aduaunce.
Gouerne them and set them on hye, do them euer aduaunce.
We do dayly blesse & prayse the, we prayse thy name, I saye:
From tyme to tyme for euermore, from age to age for aye.
From tyme to tyme for euermore, from age to age for aye.
Uouchesafe (O Lorde) this daye to kepe thy seruantes from all synne:
To take mercie on vs (O Lorde) to take mercie begyne.
To take mercie on vs (O Lorde) to take mercie begyne.
Shewe thy mercie on vs (O Lorde) let it vpon vs be:
As we haue put our cōfidēce & only trust in ye
As we haue put our cōfidēce & only trust in ye
I haue trusted in the (O Lord) in the haue I trusted:
Graunt therfore Lorde that thy seruasit be neuer confounded.
Graunt therfore Lorde that thy seruasit be neuer confounded.
| The Psalter of David newely translated into English metre in such sort that it maye the more decently, and wyth more delyte of the mynde, be reade and songe of al men, wherunto is added a note of four partes, wyth other thynges, as shall appear in the Epistle to the Reader [by Robert Crowley] | |