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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 |  |
Te decet hymnus.
Psalm. lxv.
I.H.
A prayse and thankesgeuing vnto God by the faithfull, who are signyfied by Sion, and Ierusalem, for the chosing, preseruation and gouernaunce of them, and for the plentyfull blessings powred forth vpon all the earthe.
Thy
prayse alone, O Lorde, doth reigne,
in Sion thine owne hill:
Theyr vowes to thee they doo maintaine
and their behestes fullfill.
For that thou doest theyr prayer heare
and dost therto agree:
Thy people al bothe far and neare,
with trust shall come to thee.
in Sion thine owne hill:
Theyr vowes to thee they doo maintaine
and their behestes fullfill.
For that thou doest theyr prayer heare
and dost therto agree:
Thy people al bothe far and neare,
with trust shall come to thee.
Our wicked lyfe so farre excedes,
that we should fall therin:
But Lorde forgeue our great misdeedes,
and purge vs from our synne.
The man is blest whom thou doest chuse,
within thy courte to dwell:
Thy house and temple he shall vse,
with pleasures that excell.
that we should fall therin:
But Lorde forgeue our great misdeedes,
and purge vs from our synne.
The man is blest whom thou doest chuse,
within thy courte to dwell:
Thy house and temple he shall vse,
with pleasures that excell.
Of thy great iustice heare vs God,
our health of thee doth ryse:
The hope of all the earth abrode,
and the sea coasts like wise.
With strength thou art beset about,
and compasd with thy power:
Thou makst the mountayns strong & stout,
to stand in euery shower.
our health of thee doth ryse:
The hope of all the earth abrode,
and the sea coasts like wise.
With strength thou art beset about,
and compasd with thy power:
Thou makst the mountayns strong & stout,
to stand in euery shower.
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The swelling seas thou dost asswage,
and make their streames full styll:
Thou dost restrayne the peoples rage,
and rule them at thy will.
The folke that dwell full farre on earth,
shall dread thy signes to see:
Whiche morne and euen in great mirth,
doo passe with prayse to thee.
and make their streames full styll:
Thou dost restrayne the peoples rage,
and rule them at thy will.
The folke that dwell full farre on earth,
shall dread thy signes to see:
Whiche morne and euen in great mirth,
doo passe with prayse to thee.
When that the earth is chopt and drye,
and thirsteth more and more:
Then with thy dropes thou dost applye,
and muche encrease her store.
The floud of God doth ouerflow,
and so doth cause to sprynge:
The seede and corne which men doo sow,
for he doth guide the thing.
and thirsteth more and more:
Then with thy dropes thou dost applye,
and muche encrease her store.
The floud of God doth ouerflow,
and so doth cause to sprynge:
The seede and corne which men doo sow,
for he doth guide the thing.
With wete thou dost her forowes fill,
wherby her cloddes doo fall:
Thy drops to her, thou dost distill,
and bles her frute withall.
Thou deckst the earth of thy good grace,
with fayre and pleasaunt crop:
Thy cloudes distill theyr deaw a pace,
great plenty they doo drop.
wherby her cloddes doo fall:
Thy drops to her, thou dost distill,
and bles her frute withall.
Thou deckst the earth of thy good grace,
with fayre and pleasaunt crop:
Thy cloudes distill theyr deaw a pace,
great plenty they doo drop.
| 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 | |