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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 LXXII.

[1]

O Lord, thy iudgements give the King,

his son thy righteousnesse

2

With right he shal thy people judge,

thy poor with uprightnesse.

3

The lofty mountains shal bring forth

unto the people peace;
Likewise the little hills the same
shall do by righteousnesse.

4

The peoples poor ones he shal judge,

the needies children save:
And those shal he in pieces break
who them oppressed have.

5

They shal thee fear, while sun and moon

do last, through ages all.

6

Like rain on mown grass he shal drop

or showres on earth that fal.

7

The just shal flourish in his dayes,

and prosper in his reign:
He shal, while doth the moon endure,
abundant peace maintain.

8

His large and great dominion shal

from sea to sea extend,
It from the river shal reach forth
unto earths utmost end.

9

They, in the wildernesse that dwel,

bow down before him must:
And they, that are his enemies,
shal lick the very dust.

10

The Kings of Tarshish, & the Isles

to him shal presents bring;
And unto him shal offer gifts
Sheba's and Seba's King.

11

Yea, all the mighty Kings on earth

before him down shal fal:
And all the nations of the world
do service to him shal.

12

For He the needy shal preserve,

when he to Him doth cal;
The poor also, and him that hath
no help of man at all.

13

The poor man and the indigent

in mercy He shal spare:
He shal preserve alive the souls
of those that needy are.

14

Both from deceit and violence,

their soul He shal set free;
And in his sight right precious
and dear their bloud shal be.

15

Yea, He shal live, and giv'n to Him

shal be of Sheba's gold;
For Him stil shal they pray, and He
shal daily be extol'd.

16

Of corn an handful in the earth

on tops of mountains high,
With prosperous fruit shal shake, like trees
on Lebanon that be.
The city shal be flourishing,
her citizens abound
In number shal, like to the grasse
that growes upon the ground.

17

His Name for ever shal endure,

last like the sun it shal:
Men shal be blest in him, and blest
all nations shal him cal.

18

Now blessed be the Lord, our God,

the God of Israel,
For He alone doth wondrous works,
in glory that excel.

19

And blessed be His glorious Name

to all eternitie;
The whole earth let His glory fil:
Amen, so let it be.