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Deus stetit in Sinagoga.
Psalm. lxxxii.
I.H.
The Prophet declaring God to be present amongest the iudges and maiestrates, reproueth their parcialitie and vnrighteousnes, and exhorteth them to doo iustice, but seeyng no amendemente, he desireth God to vndertake the matter, and execute iustice hym selfe.
Amid
the prease with men of might,
The Lorde him selfe did stand:
To pleade the cause of truth and ryght,
with iudges of the land.
How long (said be) will you procede,
false iudgement to awarde?
And haue respect for loue of mede,
the wicked to regarde?
The Lorde him selfe did stand:
To pleade the cause of truth and ryght,
with iudges of the land.
How long (said be) will you procede,
false iudgement to awarde?
And haue respect for loue of mede,
the wicked to regarde?
Whereas of due ye shoulde defend,
the fatherles and weake:
And when the poore man doth contend,
in iudgement iustly speake.
If ye be wyse defende the cause,
of poore men in theyr ryght:
And ryd the nedie from the clawes,
of tyrants force and myght.
the fatherles and weake:
And when the poore man doth contend,
in iudgement iustly speake.
If ye be wyse defende the cause,
of poore men in theyr ryght:
And ryd the nedie from the clawes,
of tyrants force and myght.
But nothyng will they know or learne,
in vayne to them I talke:
They will not see or ought discerne,
but still in darknes walke.
For lo, euen now the tyme is come,
that all thynges fall to nought:
And likewise lawes both all and some,
for gayne are sold and bought.
in vayne to them I talke:
They will not see or ought discerne,
but still in darknes walke.
For lo, euen now the tyme is come,
that all thynges fall to nought:
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for gayne are sold and bought.
I had decreed it in my syght,
as Gods to take you all:
And children to the most of myght,
for loue I did you call.
But not withstanding ye shall dye,
as men, and so decay:
O tyrannes I shall you destroye,
and plucke you quyte away.
as Gods to take you all:
And children to the most of myght,
for loue I did you call.
But not withstanding ye shall dye,
as men, and so decay:
O tyrannes I shall you destroye,
and plucke you quyte away.
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