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Deus repulsit.
Psalme. lx.
I.H.
Dauid being now king ouer Iudah and hauing had many victories, sheweth by euydent signes, that God elected hym kyng, assuring the people that God will prosper them, yf they approue the same: After he prayeth vnto God to fynish that that he hathe begone,
O Lorde
thou diddest vs cleane forsake,
and scatteredst vs abrode:
Suche greate displeasure thou diddest take
retourne to vs O God.
Thy might did moue the lande so sore,
that it in sonder brake:
The hurte therof (O Lorde, restore,
for it doothe bowe and quake.
and scatteredst vs abrode:
Suche greate displeasure thou diddest take
retourne to vs O God.
Thy might did moue the lande so sore,
that it in sonder brake:
The hurte therof (O Lorde, restore,
for it doothe bowe and quake.
with heauy chaunce, thou plagest thus,
the people that are thyne:
And thou hast geuen vnto vs,
a drinke of deadly wyne.
But yet to suche as feare thy name,
a token shall ensue:
That they may tryumphe in the same,
because thy worde is true.
the people that are thyne:
And thou hast geuen vnto vs,
a drinke of deadly wyne.
But yet to suche as feare thy name,
a token shall ensue:
That they may tryumphe in the same,
because thy worde is true.
So that thy might, may keepe and saue,
thy folke that fouour thee:
That they thy helpe, at hand may haue,
O Lorde graunte thys to me.
The Lorde did speake from his owne place,
thys was his ioyful tale:
I will deuide Sichem by pace,
and mete oute Sucrothes vale.
thy folke that fouour thee:
That they thy helpe, at hand may haue,
O Lorde graunte thys to me.
The Lorde did speake from his owne place,
thys was his ioyful tale:
I will deuide Sichem by pace,
and mete oute Sucrothes vale.
Galaad is geuen to my hande:
Manasses mine beside.
Ephraim the strength of all my lande,
my law dothe Iuda guide:
In Moab I will wash my feete,
ouer Edom throw my shoo:
And thou Palestine oughtst to seke,
for fauoure me vnto.
Manasses mine beside.
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my law dothe Iuda guide:
In Moab I will wash my feete,
ouer Edom throw my shoo:
And thou Palestine oughtst to seke,
for fauoure me vnto.
But who will brynge me at thys tyde,
vnto the citie stronge:
Or who to Edom will me gide,
so that I goo not wronge.
Wilt thou my God which didst forsake
thy folke, theyr land and costes:
Our warres in hād, thou woldst not take.
nor walke amonge our hostes.
vnto the citie stronge:
Or who to Edom will me gide,
so that I goo not wronge.
Wilt thou my God which didst forsake
thy folke, theyr land and costes:
Our warres in hād, thou woldst not take.
nor walke amonge our hostes.
| 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 | |