A New Version of the Psalms of David Fitted to the Tunes used in Churches. By Sir Richard Blackmore |
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A New Version of the Psalms of David | ||
Psalm XLVIII.
The Lord is glorious, high, and great,
Then let his Praise the Kingdom fill,
From God's peculiar chosen Seat,
Ev'n beauteous Zion's sacred Hill.
Zion! thy Situation's fair,
Thou Joy of all the Earth around;
Great King, thy City high in Air
On the North Quarter stands renown'd.
Then let his Praise the Kingdom fill,
From God's peculiar chosen Seat,
Ev'n beauteous Zion's sacred Hill.
Zion! thy Situation's fair,
Thou Joy of all the Earth around;
Great King, thy City high in Air
On the North Quarter stands renown'd.
In her aspiring Palaces,
God is a pow'rful Refuge known;
Confed'rate Kings, repell'd with Ease,
Are from her Walls inglorious gone.
They saw, they wonder'd and they shook,
In Fear they hasted o'er the Plains;
And Terrour Hold upon them took,
Suddain, as Womens Labour-pains.
God is a pow'rful Refuge known;
Confed'rate Kings, repell'd with Ease,
Are from her Walls inglorious gone.
They saw, they wonder'd and they shook,
In Fear they hasted o'er the Plains;
And Terrour Hold upon them took,
Suddain, as Womens Labour-pains.
Thou to our Foes in Wrath do'st speak,
And drive them with resistless Force;
As eastern Winds tempestuous break
The Ships of Tashish in their Course.
Wonders of Goodness have our Eyes
Beheld, like those, that we have heard;
Therefore the Lord of Hosts will rise,
And his lov'd City ever guard.
And drive them with resistless Force;
As eastern Winds tempestuous break
The Ships of Tashish in their Course.
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Beheld, like those, that we have heard;
Therefore the Lord of Hosts will rise,
And his lov'd City ever guard.
Part II.
Thy Works of Loving Kindness, Lord,
Our deepest Contemplation rais'd,
When in the Temple we ador'd,
And (silent) Thee besought and prais'd.
According to thy fam'd Success,
Thy Praise is universal grown;
Full is thy Hand of Righteousness,
By just and holy Actions known.
Our deepest Contemplation rais'd,
When in the Temple we ador'd,
And (silent) Thee besought and prais'd.
According to thy fam'd Success,
Thy Praise is universal grown;
Full is thy Hand of Righteousness,
By just and holy Actions known.
Let Zion's sacred Hill rejoyce,
And Judah's Daughters spread around,
Unite in joyful Shouts their Voice,
Who are with such Deliv'rance crown'd.
Let the fair City be survey'd,
Walk all about, and count her Tow'rs;
Are any hurt or level laid
By all the Force of hostile Pow'rs?
And Judah's Daughters spread around,
Unite in joyful Shouts their Voice,
Who are with such Deliv'rance crown'd.
Let the fair City be survey'd,
Walk all about, and count her Tow'rs;
Are any hurt or level laid
By all the Force of hostile Pow'rs?
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Another Metre.
Great is the Lord, then his Abode
Let solemn Praises fill,
Ev'n in the City of our God,
In Zion's sacred Hill.
Zion! thy Situation's fair,
Thou Joy of Lands around!
Great King, thy City high in Air
Stands on the North, renown'd.
Let solemn Praises fill,
Ev'n in the City of our God,
In Zion's sacred Hill.
Zion! thy Situation's fair,
Thou Joy of Lands around!
Great King, thy City high in Air
Stands on the North, renown'd.
In her aspiring Palaces,
God is a Refuge known;
Confed'rate Kings repell'd with Ease,
Are from her Bulwarks gone.
They saw, they wonder'd, frighted shook,
And hasten'd o'er the Plains;
Fear suddain Hold upon them took,
Like Womens Labour-Pains.
God is a Refuge known;
Confed'rate Kings repell'd with Ease,
Are from her Bulwarks gone.
They saw, they wonder'd, frighted shook,
And hasten'd o'er the Plains;
Fear suddain Hold upon them took,
Like Womens Labour-Pains.
Thou to our Foes with matchless Force
Do'st sure Destruction speak,
As eastern Tempests in their Course
The Ships of Tarshish break.
The Wonders we have heard, we see,
Lord, in thy City done,
The City of our God, which He
With endless Strength will crown.
Do'st sure Destruction speak,
As eastern Tempests in their Course
The Ships of Tarshish break.
The Wonders we have heard, we see,
Lord, in thy City done,
The City of our God, which He
With endless Strength will crown.
We mid'st thy House, thy gracious Ways
And Love, did quiet mind;
As is thy Name so is thy Praise,
Thy Hand most Just we find.
Let Zion's sacred Hill rejoyce,
With Judah's Towns around;
And lift in Songs of Praise their Voice,
With such Deliv'rance crown'd.
And Love, did quiet mind;
As is thy Name so is thy Praise,
Thy Hand most Just we find.
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With Judah's Towns around;
And lift in Songs of Praise their Voice,
With such Deliv'rance crown'd.
Let the fair City be survey'd,
Walk heedful, count her Tow'rs,
Are any hurt, or level laid
By proud invading Pow'rs?
Her Palaces undamag'd mind,
Her Gates and Walls entire;
Tell to your Sons, how God is kind,
They'll this great Work admire.
Walk heedful, count her Tow'rs,
Are any hurt, or level laid
By proud invading Pow'rs?
Her Palaces undamag'd mind,
Her Gates and Walls entire;
Tell to your Sons, how God is kind,
They'll this great Work admire.
A New Version of the Psalms of David | ||