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Qui habitat.
Psalme. lxxxxi.
I.H.
Here is described in what assurance he lyueth that putteth his whole trust in God, and committeth him selfe whollye to his protection in all temptacyons. A promise of God to those that loue hym, know him and trust in him to deliuer them, and geue them immortall glory.
He
that within the secret place,
of God most hie doth dwell:
In shadodw of the mightiest grace,
at rest shall kepe him well.
Thou art my hope, and my strong hold
I to the Lorde will say:
My God on hye, in him will I,
my whole affiance stay.
of God most hie doth dwell:
In shadodw of the mightiest grace,
at rest shall kepe him well.
Thou art my hope, and my strong hold
I to the Lorde will say:
My God on hye, in him will I,
my whole affiance stay.
He shall defend thee from the snare,
the whiche the hunter layde:
And from that deadly plage and care,
wherof thou art afrayed.
And with his winges shall couer thee,
and keepe thee safely there:
His fayth and truth thy fence shalbe,
as sure as sheld and speare.
the whiche the hunter layde:
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wherof thou art afrayed.
And with his winges shall couer thee,
and keepe thee safely there:
His fayth and truth thy fence shalbe,
as sure as sheld and speare.
So that thou shalt not neede I saye,
to feare, or be afflighte,
Of all the shafts that flye by daye,
nor terrours of the night.
Nor of the plage that priuilye,
doth walke in darke so fast:
Nor yet of that whiche doth destroye,
and at none dayes doth wast.
to feare, or be afflighte,
Of all the shafts that flye by daye,
nor terrours of the night.
Nor of the plage that priuilye,
doth walke in darke so fast:
Nor yet of that whiche doth destroye,
and at none dayes doth wast.
Yea at thy syde as thou doest stand,
a thousand dead shalbe:
Ten thousand eke, at thy right hande,
and yet shalt thou be free.
But thou shalte see it for thy parte,
thyne eyse shall well regarde:
That euen lyk, to theyr desert,
the wicked haue reward.
a thousand dead shalbe:
Ten thousand eke, at thy right hande,
and yet shalt thou be free.
But thou shalte see it for thy parte,
thyne eyse shall well regarde:
That euen lyk, to theyr desert,
the wicked haue reward.
For why (O Lorde) I only lust,
to stay my hope on thee:
And in the hiest, I put my trust,
my sure defence is he.
Thou shalt not nede, none ill to feare,
with thee it shall not mell:
Nor yet the plage, shall once come nere,
thy house where thou dost dwell
to stay my hope on thee:
And in the hiest, I put my trust,
my sure defence is he.
Thou shalt not nede, none ill to feare,
with thee it shall not mell:
Nor yet the plage, shall once come nere,
thy house where thou dost dwell
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For why vnto his aungels all,
with charge commaundeth hee:
That still in all thy wayes they shall,
preserue and prosper thee.
And in thy handes, shall the beare vp,
still wayting thee vpon:
So that thy foote shall neuer chaunce,
to spurne at any stone.
with charge commaundeth hee:
That still in all thy wayes they shall,
preserue and prosper thee.
And in thy handes, shall the beare vp,
still wayting thee vpon:
So that thy foote shall neuer chaunce,
to spurne at any stone.
Upon the Lyon thou shalt go,
the adder fell and longe:
And treade vpon the Liones yong,
with dragons stoute and stronge.
For that he trusteth vnto me,
I will dispatch him quite:
And him defend, because that he,
dothe know my name a right.
the adder fell and longe:
And treade vpon the Liones yong,
with dragons stoute and stronge.
For that he trusteth vnto me,
I will dispatch him quite:
And him defend, because that he,
dothe know my name a right.
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