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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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PSAL. XXXIV.

[1]

God wil I bless all times: his praise

my mouth shal stil expresse.

2

My soul shal boast in God: the meek

shal hear with joyfulnesse.

3

Extol the Lord with me, let us

exalt his name together.

4

I sought the Lord, he heard, and did

me from all fears deliver.

5

They look'd to him, & lightned were;

not shamed were their faces.

6

This poor man cry'd, God heard, & sav'd

him from all his distresses.

7

The angel of the Lord encamps,

and round encompasseth
All those about that do him fear,
and them delivereth.

8

O taste and see, that God is good:

who trusts in him is blest.

9

Fear God his saints: none that him fear

shal be with want opprest

10

The lions young may hungry be.

and they may lack their food:
But they that truly seek the Lord,
shal not lack any good.

11

O children, hither do ye come,

and unto me give ear:
I shal you teach to understand
how ye the Lord should fear.

12

What man is he that life desires,

to see good would live long?

13

Thy lips refrain frō speaking guile,

and from ill words thy tongue.

14

Depart from ill, do good; seek peace

pursue it earnestly.

15

Gods eyes are on the just; his ears

are open to their cry.

16

The face of God is set against

those that do wickedly.
That he may quite out from the earth
cut off their memory.

17

The righteous cry unto the Lord,

he unto them gives ear;
And they, out of their troubles all,
by him delivered are.

18

The Lord is ever nigh to them

that be of broken sp'rit:
To them he safety doth afford,
that are in heart contrite.


19

The troubles that afflict the just,

in number many be:
But yet at length, out of them all,
the Lord doth set them free.

20

He carefully his bones doth keep,

what ever can befal:
That not so much as one of them
can broken be at all.

21

Ill shal the wicked slay: laid waste

shal be, who hate the just.

22

The Lord redeems his servants souls.

none perish that him trust.