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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 iniustus.
Psalme. xxxvi.
I.H.
Dauid greuously vexed by the wicked, doth complayne of their malyce & wickednes. Thē he turneth to consider the vnspeakable goodnes of God towardes all creatures: But specially towards hys children, that by faithe therof he maie be comforted and assured of his deliueraunce by this ordenary course of Gods worke, who in the ende destroyeth the wicked and saueth the iuste.
The
wicked with his workes vniust,
doth thus perswade my hart:
That of the Lorde he hathe no trust,
his feare is set aparte.
Yet doth he ioye in his estate,
to walke as he began:
So long till he deserue the hate,
of God and eke of man:
doth thus perswade my hart:
That of the Lorde he hathe no trust,
his feare is set aparte.
Yet doth he ioye in his estate,
to walke as he began:
So long till he deserue the hate,
of God and eke of man:
His wordes ar wicked, vile and naught,
his tong no truth doth tell:
Yet at no hand will he be taught,
which way he may doo well.
When he should slepe then doth he muse,
his mischife to fulfill:
No wicked wayes doth he refuse,
nor nothing that is ill.
his tong no truth doth tell:
Yet at no hand will he be taught,
which way he may doo well.
When he should slepe then doth he muse,
his mischife to fulfill:
No wicked wayes doth he refuse,
nor nothing that is ill.
But Lorde thy goodnes doth ascend,
aboue the heauens high:
So doth thy truth it selfe extend,
vnto the cloudie skie.
Much more then hilles, so high & steepe
thy iustice is exprest:
Thy iudgments like to sease most deepe
thou sauest both man and beaste.
aboue the heauens high:
80
vnto the cloudie skie.
Much more then hilles, so high & steepe
thy iustice is exprest:
Thy iudgments like to sease most deepe
thou sauest both man and beaste.
Thy mercy is, aboue all thinges,
O God it doth excell:
In trust wherof as in thy winges,
the sonnes of men shall dwell.
Within thy house they shalbe fedde,
with plenty at theyr will:
Of all delight they shalbe sped,
and take therof their fill.
O God it doth excell:
In trust wherof as in thy winges,
the sonnes of men shall dwell.
Within thy house they shalbe fedde,
with plenty at theyr will:
Of all delight they shalbe sped,
and take therof their fill.
For why the well of life so pure,
doth ouer flow from thee:
And in thy light, we are full sure,
the lasting light alwayse to see.
From such as thee desire and knowe,
let not thy grace departe:
Thy righteousnes declare and shew,
to men of vpright hart.
doth ouer flow from thee:
And in thy light, we are full sure,
the lasting light alwayse to see.
From such as thee desire and knowe,
let not thy grace departe:
Thy righteousnes declare and shew,
to men of vpright hart.
| 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 | |