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. XC.
Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place
in generations all.
Before thou ever hadst brought forth
the mountains great or small.
Ere ever thou hadst form'd the earth,
and all the world abroad,
Ev'n thou, from everlasting art
to everlasting, God.
in generations all.
Before thou ever hadst brought forth
the mountains great or small.
Ere ever thou hadst form'd the earth,
and all the world abroad,
Ev'n thou, from everlasting art
to everlasting, God.
Thou dost unto destruction
man that is mortal turn;
And unto them thou say'st, again
ye sons of men return.
Because a thousand years appear
no more before thy sight
Then yesterday, when it is past,
or then a watch by night.
man that is mortal turn;
And unto them thou say'st, again
ye sons of men return.
Because a thousand years appear
no more before thy sight
Then yesterday, when it is past,
or then a watch by night.
As with an overflowing floud
thou carriest them away:
They like a sleep are, like the grasse
that grows at morn are they.
At morn it flourishes and growes,
cut down at ev'n doth fade:
For by thine anger we consume,
thy wrath makes us afraid.
thou carriest them away:
They like a sleep are, like the grasse
that grows at morn are they.
At morn it flourishes and growes,
cut down at ev'n doth fade:
For by thine anger we consume,
thy wrath makes us afraid.
Our sins thou and iniquities
dost in thy presence place,
And setst our secret faults before
the brightnesse of thy face.
For in thine anger all our dayes
do passe on, to an end;
And, as a tale that hath been told,
so we our years do spend.
dost in thy presence place,
And setst our secret faults before
the brightnesse of thy face.
For in thine anger all our dayes
do passe on, to an end;
And, as a tale that hath been told,
so we our years do spend.
Threescore and ten years do sum up
our dayes and years we see:
Or if by reason of more strength,
in some fourscore they be;
Yet doth the strength of such old men
but grief and labour prove;
For it is soon cut oft, and we
fly hence, and soon remove.
our dayes and years we see:
Or if by reason of more strength,
in some fourscore they be;
Yet doth the strength of such old men
but grief and labour prove;
For it is soon cut oft, and we
fly hence, and soon remove.
Who knowes the power of thy wrath
according to thy fear
So is thy wrath. Lord teach thou us
our end in mind to bear:
And so to count our dayes, that we
our hearts may stil apply
To learn thy wisdom and thy truth,
that we may live thereby.
according to thy fear
So is thy wrath. Lord teach thou us
our end in mind to bear:
And so to count our dayes, that we
our hearts may stil apply
To learn thy wisdom and thy truth,
that we may live thereby.
Turn yet again to us, O Lord;
how long thus shal it be?
Let it repent thee now, for those
that servants are to thee.
O with thy tender mercies, Lord,
us early satisfie;
So we rejoyce shal all our dayes,
and still be glad in thee.
how long thus shal it be?
Let it repent thee now, for those
that servants are to thee.
O with thy tender mercies, Lord,
us early satisfie;
So we rejoyce shal all our dayes,
and still be glad in thee.
According as the dayes have been
wherein we grief have had,
And years wherein we ill have seen,
so do thou make us glad.
O let thy work and pow'r appear
thy servants face before;
And show unto their children dear
thy glory evermore.
wherein we grief have had,
And years wherein we ill have seen,
so do thou make us glad.
O let thy work and pow'r appear
thy servants face before;
And show unto their children dear
thy glory evermore.
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