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 | ||
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Psalm I.
Common Metre.
O happy Man, who shuns all Day
Th' Ungodly's Walks with Care;
Who stands not in the Sinner's Way,
Nor takes the Scorner's Chair.
But makes the Precepts of the Lord
His Joy and chief Delight;
And on his Sacred Will and Word
Contemplates Day and Night.
Th' Ungodly's Walks with Care;
Who stands not in the Sinner's Way,
Nor takes the Scorner's Chair.
But makes the Precepts of the Lord
His Joy and chief Delight;
And on his Sacred Will and Word
Contemplates Day and Night.
He'll, like a Tree by Waters fed,
His Fruit in Season give;
He his unfading Leaf shall spread,
And always prosp'rous live.
Not so th' Ungodly, they shall fly,
Like Chaff before the Wind;
And driv'n about in vain shall try
A resting Place to find.
His Fruit in Season give;
He his unfading Leaf shall spread,
And always prosp'rous live.
Not so th' Ungodly, they shall fly,
Like Chaff before the Wind;
And driv'n about in vain shall try
A resting Place to find.
2
Another Metre.
O happy Man, that all the Day
Avoids th' Ungodly's Walks with Care;
Who stands not in the Sinner's Way,
And sits not in the Scorner's Chair:
But makes the Precepts of the Lord
His dearest Pleasure and Delight,
And on his sacred Will and Word,
Contemplates all the Day and Night.
Avoids th' Ungodly's Walks with Care;
Who stands not in the Sinner's Way,
And sits not in the Scorner's Chair:
But makes the Precepts of the Lord
His dearest Pleasure and Delight,
And on his sacred Will and Word,
Contemplates all the Day and Night.
He's like a Tree by Waters fed,
That dos his Fruit in Season give,
He his unwith'ring Leaf shall spread,
And shall in all Things prosp'rous live.
Not so the vile ungodly Race,
They no such happy State shall find;
For they, like Chaff, from Place to Place,
Shall fly before the driving Wind.
That dos his Fruit in Season give,
He his unwith'ring Leaf shall spread,
And shall in all Things prosp'rous live.
Not so the vile ungodly Race,
They no such happy State shall find;
For they, like Chaff, from Place to Place,
Shall fly before the driving Wind.
A New Version of the Psalms of David | ||