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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 |  |
The humble sute of the Sinner.
M.
O Lorde
of whom I do depend
be holde my carefull hart,
& when thy wil & pleasure
is relese me of my smart,
thou seest my sorowe what they are,
my gref is knowne to thee
& there is none yt can remoue,
or take the same frō me.
be holde my carefull hart,
& when thy wil & pleasure
is relese me of my smart,
thou seest my sorowe what they are,
my gref is knowne to thee
& there is none yt can remoue,
or take the same frō me.
But only thou whose ayde I craue,
whose mercy still is prest
To ease all those that come to thee
for souccour and for rest.
And sith thou seest my restles eyes.
my teres and greuous grone,
Attende vnto my sute, O Lorde,
Marke well my plaint and mone,
whose mercy still is prest
To ease all those that come to thee
for souccour and for rest.
And sith thou seest my restles eyes.
my teres and greuous grone,
Attende vnto my sute, O Lorde,
Marke well my plaint and mone,
For sinne hath so inclosed me,
and compast me aboute:
That I am now remediles
if mercy helpe not out.
For mortall man, cannot release,
or mitigate thys payne:
But euen thy Christ, my Lord and God,
whiche for my sinnes was slayne.
and compast me aboute:
if mercy helpe not out.
For mortall man, cannot release,
or mitigate thys payne:
But euen thy Christ, my Lord and God,
whiche for my sinnes was slayne.
Whose blody woundes are yet to see,
though not with mortall eye:
Yet doth thy sainctes beholde them all,
And so I trust shall I.
Though sinne doth hynder me a whyle,
When thou shalt see it good:
I shall enioye the sight of him
and see his woundes and bloud
though not with mortall eye:
Yet doth thy sainctes beholde them all,
And so I trust shall I.
Though sinne doth hynder me a whyle,
When thou shalt see it good:
I shall enioye the sight of him
and see his woundes and bloud
And as thine angels and thy saynctes,
doo now beholde the same:
So trust I to possesse that place,
With them to prayse thy name.
But whiles I liue here in this vale,
where sinners doo frequent:
Assist me euer with thy grace
My sinnes still to lament.
doo now beholde the same:
So trust I to possesse that place,
With them to prayse thy name.
But whiles I liue here in this vale,
where sinners doo frequent:
Assist me euer with thy grace
My sinnes still to lament.
Lest that I treade in sinners trace,
and geue them my consent:
To dwell with them in wickednes
wherto nature is bent
Only thy grace must be my staye
lest that I fall downe flat,
And being downe, then of my selfe
cannot recouer that.
and geue them my consent:
To dwell with them in wickednes
wherto nature is bent
Only thy grace must be my staye
lest that I fall downe flat,
And being downe, then of my selfe
cannot recouer that.
Wherfore this is yet once againe,
my sute and my request
To graunt me pardon for my sinne
that I in thee may rest.
Then shall my hart, my tong and voyce,
be instruments of prayse
And in thy Churche and house of sainctes,
Sing psalmes to thee alwayes.
my sute and my request
To graunt me pardon for my sinne
that I in thee may rest.
Then shall my hart, my tong and voyce,
be instruments of prayse
And in thy Churche and house of sainctes,
Sing psalmes to thee alwayes.
| 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 | |