The Psalmes Of David In Meeter Newly translated, and diligently compared with the Originall Text, and former Translations: More plaine, smooth, and agreeable to the Text, then any heretofore. Allowed by the Authority of the Generall Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, and appointed to be sung in Congregations and Families [by Francis Rous] |
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The Psalmes Of David In Meeter | ||
PSAL. CXXXV.
Praise ye the Lord: the Lords name praise
His servants praise ye God:
Who stands in Gods house, in the courts
of our God make abode.
Praise ye thee Lord, for he is good,
unto him praises sing:
Sing praises to his name, because
it is a pleasant thing
His servants praise ye God:
Who stands in Gods house, in the courts
of our God make abode.
Praise ye thee Lord, for he is good,
unto him praises sing:
Sing praises to his name, because
it is a pleasant thing
For Jacob to himself the Lord
did choose, of his good pleasure,
And he hath chosen Israel
for his peculiar treasure.
Because I know assuredly.
the Lord is very great,
And that our Lord, above all gods,
in glory hath his seat.
did choose, of his good pleasure,
And he hath chosen Israel
for his peculiar treasure.
Because I know assuredly.
the Lord is very great,
And that our Lord, above all gods,
in glory hath his seat.
What thing soever pleas'd the Lord,
that in the heav'n did he,
And in the earth, the seas, and all
the places deep that be.
He from the ends of earthdoth make winde
the vapours, to ascend:
With raine he lightnings makes, and
doth from his treasure send.
that in the heav'n did he,
And in the earth, the seas, and all
the places deep that be.
He from the ends of earthdoth make winde
the vapours, to ascend:
With raine he lightnings makes, and
doth from his treasure send.
Egypts first-born from man to beast
who smote. Strange tokens he
On Pharaoh, and his servants sent,
Egypt, in midst of thee:
He smote great nations, slew great Kings:
Sihon of Heshbon King,
And Og of Bashan, and to naught
did Canaans Kingdoms bring.
who smote. Strange tokens he
On Pharaoh, and his servants sent,
Egypt, in midst of thee:
He smote great nations, slew great Kings:
Sihon of Heshbon King,
And Og of Bashan, and to naught
did Canaans Kingdoms bring.
And for a wealthy heritage
their pleasant land he gave,
An heritage which Israel
his chosen folk should have.
Thy Name, O Lord, shal stil endure
and thy memorial
With honour shal continued be
to generations all.
their pleasant land he gave,
An heritage which Israel
his chosen folk should have.
Thy Name, O Lord, shal stil endure
and thy memorial
With honour shal continued be
to generations all.
For why, the righteous God wil judge
his people righteouslie,
Concerning those that do him serve
himself sepent wil he.
The idols of the nations
of silver are and gold,
And by the hands of men is made
their fashion and mold.
his people righteouslie,
Concerning those that do him serve
himself sepent wil he.
The idols of the nations
of silver are and gold,
And by the hands of men is made
their fashion and mold.
Mouthes have they, but they do not speak;
eyes, but they do not see:
Ears have they, but hear not, and in
their mouthes no breathing be,
Their makers are like them, so are
all that on them rely.
O Israels house, blesse God; blesse God
O Aarons family.
eyes, but they do not see:
Ears have they, but hear not, and in
their mouthes no breathing be,
Their makers are like them, so are
all that on them rely.
O Israels house, blesse God; blesse God
O Aarons family.
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