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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 |  |
Dixit in sipiens.
Psalme. xiiii.
T.S.
He described the peruerse nature of men, whiche were so growen to licenciousnes, that God was brought to vtter cōtempt for the which thing although he was greatly greued: yet being perswaded that god would send som present remedy, he comfort him selfe and others.
There
is no God, as folish mē
affirm in their mad mode:
their drifts ar al corrupt and vain,
not one of thē doth good.
The lord beheld frō heauen hie
ye whole race of mākind
and saw not one yt sought in dede
ye liuing god to find.
affirm in their mad mode:
their drifts ar al corrupt and vain,
not one of thē doth good.
The lord beheld frō heauen hie
ye whole race of mākind
and saw not one yt sought in dede
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They went all wide and were corrupt,
and truely there was none:
That in the worlde did any good,
I say, there was not one.
Is all theyr iudgement so farre lost,
that all worke mischief styll:
Eatyng my people euen as breade,
not one to seke Gods wyll,
and truely there was none:
That in the worlde did any good,
I say, there was not one.
Is all theyr iudgement so farre lost,
that all worke mischief styll:
Eatyng my people euen as breade,
not one to seke Gods wyll,
When they thus rage, then sodenly,
great feare on them shall fall:
For God doth loue the rightuous men,
and will maintayne them all.
Ye mocke the doinges of the poore,
to theyr reproche and shame?
Because they put theyr trust in God,
and call vpon hys name.
great feare on them shall fall:
For God doth loue the rightuous men,
and will maintayne them all.
Ye mocke the doinges of the poore,
to theyr reproche and shame?
Because they put theyr trust in God,
and call vpon hys name.
But who shall geue thy people health,
and when wilt thou fulfill:
The promise made to Israell.
from out of Sion hill.
Euen when thou shalt restore agayne,
suche as were captiues lad:
Then Iacob shall therin reioyse,
and Israell shall be glad.
and when wilt thou fulfill:
The promise made to Israell.
from out of Sion hill.
Euen when thou shalt restore agayne,
suche as were captiues lad:
Then Iacob shall therin reioyse,
and Israell shall be glad.
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