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The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into Englysh metre by T. Starnhold I. Hopkins & others: conferred with the Ebrue, with apt Notes to synge the[m] withal | ||
Cantate domino.
Psal. lxxxxviii.
I.H.
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An Earnest exhortacyō to all cratures to prayse the Lorde for his power, mercy and fydelitie in his promyse by Christ by whō he hath communicated his saluation to all natiōes.
O syng
ye now vnto the Lorde,
a new and pleasaunt songe:
For he hath wrought throughout the world
His wōders great & strong.
With his rigt hand full worthely,
he doth his foes deuoure:
And get him sealf the victory,
with his owne arme and power.
a new and pleasaunt songe:
For he hath wrought throughout the world
His wōders great & strong.
With his rigt hand full worthely,
he doth his foes deuoure:
And get him sealf the victory,
with his owne arme and power.
The Lord doth make the people know
his sauing health and might:
The Lorde doth eke his iustice shew,
in all the Heathens sight.
His grace and truth to Israell,
in minde he doth recorde:
That al the yearth, hath sene right wel
the goodnes of the Lorde,
his sauing health and might:
The Lorde doth eke his iustice shew,
in all the Heathens sight.
His grace and truth to Israell,
in minde he doth recorde:
That al the yearth, hath sene right wel
the goodnes of the Lorde,
Be glad in him, with ioyfull voyce,
all people of the earth:
Geue thankes to God, sing and reioyce
to him with ioy and mirth.
Upon the harp vnto him sing,
geue thankes to him with psalmes.
Reioyce before the Lord our king,
with trumpets and with shalmes.
all people of the earth:
Geue thankes to God, sing and reioyce
to him with ioy and mirth.
Upon the harp vnto him sing,
geue thankes to him with psalmes.
Reioyce before the Lord our king,
with trumpets and with shalmes.
Yea let the sea with all therin,
with ioy bothe rore and swell:
The earth likewise let it begin,
with all that therin dwell.
And let the flouddes reioyse theyr filles,
and clap theyr handes apace:
And eke the mountaynes and the hilles
before the Lorde his face.
with ioy bothe rore and swell:
244
with all that therin dwell.
And let the flouddes reioyse theyr filles,
and clap theyr handes apace:
And eke the mountaynes and the hilles
before the Lorde his face.
The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into Englysh metre by T. Starnhold I. Hopkins & others: conferred with the Ebrue, with apt Notes to synge the[m] withal | ||