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 LVIII.
Do ye, O congregation,
indeed speak righteousnesse?
O ye that are the sons of men,
judge ye with uprightnesse?
Yea ev'n within your very hearts
ye wickednesse have done;
And yea the violence of your hands
do weigh the earth upon.
indeed speak righteousnesse?
O ye that are the sons of men,
judge ye with uprightnesse?
Yea ev'n within your very hearts
ye wickednesse have done;
And yea the violence of your hands
do weigh the earth upon.
The wicked men estranged are
ev'n from the very womb;
They speaking lies do stray, as soon
as to the world they come.
Unto a serpents poyson like
their poyson doth appear;
Yea, they are like the adder deaf,
that closely stops her ear:
ev'n from the very womb;
They speaking lies do stray, as soon
as to the world they come.
Unto a serpents poyson like
their poyson doth appear;
Yea, they are like the adder deaf,
that closely stops her ear:
That so she may not hear the voice
of one that charm her would.
No not though he most cunning were
and charm most wisely could.
Their teeth, O God, within their mouth
break thou in pieces smal;
The great teeth break thō out, O Lord
of these young lions all.
of one that charm her would.
No not though he most cunning were
and charm most wisely could.
Their teeth, O God, within their mouth
break thou in pieces smal;
The great teeth break thō out, O Lord
of these young lions all.
Let them like waters melt away,
which downward stil do flow:
In pieces cut his arrows all,
when he shal bend his bow.
Like to a snail that melts away,
let each of them be gone:
Like womens birth untimely, that
they never see the sun.
which downward stil do flow:
In pieces cut his arrows all,
when he shal bend his bow.
Like to a snail that melts away,
let each of them be gone:
Like womens birth untimely, that
they never see the sun.
He shal them take away, before
your pots the thorns can finde,
Both living, and in fury great,
as with a stormy winde.
The righteous whē he vengance sees
he shal be joyful then:
The righteous one shal wash his feet
in bloud of wicked men.
your pots the thorns can finde,
Both living, and in fury great,
as with a stormy winde.
The righteous whē he vengance sees
he shal be joyful then:
The righteous one shal wash his feet
in bloud of wicked men.
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