The history of The Old Testament In verse With One Hundred and Eighty sculptures: In Two Volumes. Vol. I. From the Creation to the Revolt of the Ten Tribes from the House of David. Vol. II. From that Revolt to the End of the Prophets. Written by Samuel Wesley ... The Cuts done by J. Sturt |
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 | The history of The Old Testament In verse |  |
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XCIX. Judges, Chap. V. from Ver. 2. to the End.
The Song of Deborah and Barak.
When God his chosen Flock with Conquest bless'd,
The pious Deb'rah thus his Praise express'd:
The pious Deb'rah thus his Praise express'd:
Let Israel their Avenger's Glory raise,
In lofty Notes of everlasting Praise!
Hear, O ye Kings! attentive Princes hear,
A wond'rous Song that well deserves your Ear!
When Israel's God from hostile Edom came,
With his own Thunder arm'd, array'd in Flame;
Trembled the Earth, as o're the Clouds he rode,
The Cloud's dissolve to Rain, and own the incumbent God.
The Mountains Tops at his approach retire,
Their molten Entrails run in streams of Fire.
Which did th'ungrateful lands devotion gain.
In lofty Notes of everlasting Praise!
Hear, O ye Kings! attentive Princes hear,
A wond'rous Song that well deserves your Ear!
When Israel's God from hostile Edom came,
With his own Thunder arm'd, array'd in Flame;
Trembled the Earth, as o're the Clouds he rode,
The Cloud's dissolve to Rain, and own the incumbent God.
The Mountains Tops at his approach retire,
Their molten Entrails run in streams of Fire.
Which did th'ungrateful lands devotion gain.
O, how unlike, those novel Gods, and vain
Weak unavailing Names! no help they yield,
War, War the Gates resound, and War the Field!
Th'alarm in vain is giv'n, of Spear and Shield.
By their insulting jealous Lords bereft,
No refuge but inglorious Flight was left:
When Deborah arose at Heav'ns Command,
When I arose to save the Orphan'd Land:
Bless'd be their Names, the gen'rous Few, that join'd
To urge the happy Change by Heav'n design'd!
By Counsel or by Action, Pen or Sword,
To save their Country, and to help the Lord:
But curse ye Meroz! an uncommon weight
Of Vengeance seize 'em, and a Neuter's Fate!
They wou'd the Spoil, tho' not the Danger, share,
When Sisera is faln, they'll now declare.
—His Boasts, his fruitless Hopes, his Fears are o're;
He bow'd, he fell, he sunk, to rise no more.
Weak unavailing Names! no help they yield,
War, War the Gates resound, and War the Field!
Th'alarm in vain is giv'n, of Spear and Shield.
By their insulting jealous Lords bereft,
No refuge but inglorious Flight was left:
When Deborah arose at Heav'ns Command,
When I arose to save the Orphan'd Land:
Bless'd be their Names, the gen'rous Few, that join'd
To urge the happy Change by Heav'n design'd!
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To save their Country, and to help the Lord:
But curse ye Meroz! an uncommon weight
Of Vengeance seize 'em, and a Neuter's Fate!
They wou'd the Spoil, tho' not the Danger, share,
When Sisera is faln, they'll now declare.
—His Boasts, his fruitless Hopes, his Fears are o're;
He bow'd, he fell, he sunk, to rise no more.
So let thy Foes, O God! to Dust descend,
But those that love thee, brighter Stars attend!
The Sun himself less glorious far than they,
The Sun, when mounted on the blazing Noon of Day.
But those that love thee, brighter Stars attend!
The Sun himself less glorious far than they,
The Sun, when mounted on the blazing Noon of Day.
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