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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 |  |
334
In conuertendo.
Psalm. cxxvi.
VV.K.
This Psalme was made after the returne of the people from Babylon, and sheweth that the meane of their deliuerance was wonderful, after the seuentie yeres of captiuitie forespoken by Ieremie .25.12. and .29.10.
When
that the Lorde
again his Siō had forth brought
from bondage great,
& also seruitude extreme,
his work was suche,
as did surmount mans hart & thought,
so that we were
muche like to them that vse to dreame:
our mouthes were
with laughter filled then,
and eke our tongues
did shew vs ioyfull men.
again his Siō had forth brought
from bondage great,
& also seruitude extreme,
his work was suche,
as did surmount mans hart & thought,
so that we were
muche like to them that vse to dreame:
our mouthes were
with laughter filled then,
and eke our tongues
did shew vs ioyfull men.
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The Heathen folke
were forced then, this to confes,
How that the Lord
for them also great things had don,
But muche more we,
and therfore can confes no les:
Wherfore to ioye
we haue good cause as we begonne
O Lorde, go forthe,
thou canst our bondage end,
As to desertes
thy flowing riuers send.
were forced then, this to confes,
How that the Lord
for them also great things had don,
But muche more we,
and therfore can confes no les:
Wherfore to ioye
we haue good cause as we begonne
O Lorde, go forthe,
thou canst our bondage end,
As to desertes
thy flowing riuers send.
Full true it is,
that they whiche sow with teares in dede,
A time will come,
when they shal reape in mirth & ioye
They went and wept
in bearing of their precious sede.
For that theyr foes
full often times did them anoye:
But their returne
with ioye they shall sure see,
Their sheaues home bryng,
and not impered be.
that they whiche sow with teares in dede,
A time will come,
when they shal reape in mirth & ioye
They went and wept
in bearing of their precious sede.
For that theyr foes
full often times did them anoye:
But their returne
with ioye they shall sure see,
Their sheaues home bryng,
and not impered be.
| 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 | |