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WITH "THEIR WON-
ted Tunes,as they are ſong
in Churches, compoſed into

Bro. Al vvhich are fo pl placed that foure-may fi
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runes are carefu
T ), 4hort tunes ele. — 5 farbgp wr 0 ry vl
"this Realme, VVich a Table in the end of the
booke, of ſuch tunes as are neyvly added; e's
vvith the number of ech Pſalme pla oo
ced ro the ſaid Tune,
SRIPIL ED BY SONDRY AVTHORS, [8
. yyho haue fo laboured heerein, that the yn$kilfulj 's
vvith ſmall practice may attaine to flng
that part, vvhich is fitteſt
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M3 He woord of God ( Right honoya-
ble) delighteth thoſe Which are ſpi-
B ritually mynded: the Art of Mu-
2 ſickrecreatethſuch,asare not ſtſu
vN; ally affefted: wher zeal inthe one,
3 and hill in the other doe meet, the
v1 ©7'< whole man tsrenined.T be mercies
PST INC ASS of God are great; prouoking-vnt0
kfulneſſe: the neceſzities of man are daily,enforcing vatd
raier:the ſtate of vs all s ſuch,that the publiſhing of Gods glo
ry forthe edifying one of an other cannot be oxerſlipped: In all
theſe the hart muſt be the workmaſter, the tongue the inſtruz
mere a ſanttified knowledge as the hand to pulliſh the work,
T he Pſalmes of Dauid are a Paraphraſis of the Scriptures :
they teach vs thankefulneſſe,praier, & all the duties of a chri=

| ſtian Whatſoeuer:they haue ſuch comfort inthem,that ſuch as

wil bee conuerſant in the ſame, cannot poſsibly looſe their la-
bour. Bleſſed ts that man,which delighteth therein, &+ medi-
rateth in the ſame continually , He that # heauy, hath the
Pſalmes to belp his prayer: He that i merry, hath the Pſalms
roguide his affeftions:and he,that hath a deſire to be ſeriouſly
employed in either of theſe duties, hath this excellent gift of
God the hnowledge of Muſike offered hins for his further

help: that the hart retoycing inthe word,C+ the eares delight-

ing in the Notes & T unes; both theſe might ioyne together
wnto the praiſe of God, Some hnge pleafed theſelues With P a=
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froralls ,others with Magrigalls, but ſach as are endued with

Dauids hart, deſire with Danidto ſing vato God Pſalmes &-
Hymnes, and ſo5ritnall ſongs. For whoſe ſake I haue ſer foorth
this woorke that they may buſie themſeluetin the Pſalmes of
this boly —_— by men of skill put into foure parts,that
ech man may ſing that part which beſt may ſerut his voice,”.
P7uthis books the Church T unes are carefully correfted,eh
other ſhort T unes added, Which are ſong in London, & other
places of this Realme, And regarding chiefely to help the ſim=
le,curioſitie is ſhunned. T be profit «8 theirs that will vſe this
ooke,the paynes theirs that haue compyled it,the charges bis;
whoſetting it foorth,reſpetteth a publique benefit not bis pri-
ware gaine.N ow hauing finiſhed it in moſt humble manner I
preſent it vnto your FHonour,as to a maintainer of godlines,a

friend toVertue,cf a loner of Muſick : hoping of your Loyd=-
+ ſhips fauorable acceptance,crauing your honorable Patronage

& countenance, and praying vnto God long to continue your
Lordſtip, a proteftour of the inſt, and the ſame Godto bee 4
protettour of your Lordſhips welfare for euer.

Your good L.moſt humbly
at command
Thomas Eft.

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A Lthough I mighthaue vſed
FS) the skill of ſome one learn-
RK cd Mulition, in the ſetting
of theſe Pſalmes in 4.parts,
#7; fl #] yer for varieties ſake, I haue
If. Us intreated the help of many:

| [/7/S<ZÞ2Y beeing ſuchasIknow to be

expert in the Arte, & ſufficientto anſwere ſuch
curious carping Mulitions, whoſe skill hath not
bene employed to the furthering of this work.

AndI hauenot oncly ſetdowne in this booke

all the Tunes vſually printed heretofore, with as
much truth as I could poſſibly gather among di-
uers of our ordinary Pſalme bookes, but alſo
haue added thoſe, which are commonly ſong
now adayes, and not printed in our common
Pſalme books with the reſt. And all this haue I
ſo orderly caſt, that the 4.partslye alwayes toge-
ther in. open ſight. The which my trauayle as it
hath bene to the furtherance of Mulicke, in all
godly ſort,& to the comfort of all good Chriſti-
ans : ſo Ipray thce to take it in good part, & vic

t to the glory of Gop. T.E,

This mark (7 ts a direttion for the Church Tune,
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in all vvo am4 d1ſtreſe:
-Fhe heaucily gift of God mot bie,
vvhich voroong can *xyrefe.
Thefonntaine and the linely ſpring,
of ioy ſelettiall :
The fire ſo bright the loue foclcere,
and vnction ſpirituall,

Thou in thy gifts art manyf old,
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In fairhſull harrs vvritingthy layy,
the finger of Gods hang.

According to thy promiſe made,
thou giueit ſpecch of grace;

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That through thy help the praiſe of Gods
may ſtandin every place.

O kely Ghoſt into our yyoirrs,
ſeu4dovyne thy he nenty light :

Kindleour harts vvi:l ſeruent loue,
to ſerue God 4xy and night.

Streagth and ttablish all our vv extreſt
$ fethleant fo frailp ;

TL at neitl.er fesh,the vvoild,cer dhach,
agauntt vs. d9c preuat}e. :

Patrback our enemies farfrga vs, &-$4
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ourleader and our guid: vvemry attaine the ſight,
VVe may eſcheyy the ſnarcs of Anne, And thatvyvirth perfect futh alſs
aud from thee neuer llide. vveuay ackuoyvicdge thee:
- Tl.efyirnttofthem both alvyaic,
To vs ſuch ylentie cf thy prace one. God inperſons three.
good Lori,graunt vve tee prey:
Toat thoumatelt be our comforters Laul,and praiſe betothe Fatker,
ar the laſt dreadfull day. 4:14 to the Sonne equall:
Of 2ll ftrife and difſention And tothe holy Spirit alſo,
O Lord difſolue the bandes: one Go4 coerernail.
Ame ee IS And pray yvethattheonely Sorne
throughout all Chriſtian lands. vouchſafc bis ſpirit ro ſend:

To all that do profeſle bis name,

"2 vs O Lord through thee to knoyy wvncothe vyorkis end.

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vvhoſe mercy tilt is preſt or m!tigare this pame - * i
Toeaſe 211 thoſe that come to thee Bur euen thy Chrift my Lurd and God, : b

for ſuccour-and for reſt. vyhich for my finne vv25 flayne,
And fith thou ſee my reitleTe eyes, | +34
my texres-2n4 gree tnis grone 2 VVhoſe bloudy vwoundes are yerto fee, 7 a
Atre1d vntomyſae(O Lor4)- Though not vyith mortall eye : |
marke yvell my plaint and mone. Yet doe thy S4ints beholtrhem all, L
and ſo I rraft hall 1.
Foryſinne hath ſo encloſedmey « Thongh finnedoth hinderme a wy T
and compaſt me abour:/ *-- vvhen thonshatt tectr . |
That] amnovy remedilefſe, I $hall enjoy the ſight of him, |
If mercy hclpe uot out. and ſee his vyoundes and bloud.

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thy vvall and pleaſure is i5, == my ſmart. i» Thon ſeeſt my ſorroyves

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* > Andasthine Angels,and thy Saints Onely thy grace muſt be my ſtay,

} doenoyv behold theſame : leait th.ar I fall dovvne flat;
| Sorrnit Ito-poſſeſle thatplace, ' Aud being dovvne tienof my ſelfe '
5 VvVithtlemro praiſe thy name, cannot reconer that.

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$ vvheze finnersdoe frequent: VVherefore tE.15 is yet once 2gayne,

+ F Aſi me cuer vynh thygrace, my ſite aud my requeſt:

6 7 my ſinnes fill re-tament. To graurt me pardon for my finney

; that I 11 thee mayreit.
Leaft that Laread infinners race, Tien Shall my hart,my rongne,& voicey
and gtuerhers myconſent ; be inſtruments of praiſe ;
%y Todvycll+#ith rbem in yvickedneſſe, And in thy Church & houſe of Saints,
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1ayvard uInces confellagal Our SH flang,an1 that yvith dilizence.

To thinke him forks benefits, » The fea and all thatis therein
alvyay digribuzing : arehis,for he them made :
| VVhe: fore to bun right iopfully And eke bis þandsharh fashioncd
inPſalmes novy let vs Cog. | the cart, vvkich dothnor fade.
| An4thar becauſe that God alone O come zherefore and, vvorsbip himg
| 15 Lord magnificent : snd doyvne b<fore him fall;
Andexe aboue al! otier Gods And let vs vveg 1 rg the lords
a king ormipotcat. _ thtvotichba aL
His peogle dethnor he forſaxe, He qu: God,one Lord and tings
atany time or udc; and vr7c his peopleacy ;
And in his hangs are 21l the coafts , His fiack and 8:gepe of bis paſture, |
of all the vyorld ſo vvide.. ; on yyhom he tateth care.
| | And vvizhbis loving countenance _ This day if xe vvill beare his roycey | '
| [ Hee 1- 2okerh evente veherg: . , _. © Tet karden not your hart ;, ; 4 4
And doth beholdthe ty sof all As inthe bitter murmurings « & 1
the mountaines,farre andnectcs yyhen ye Vere hy - « 25j

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committed tn thettme” ; that they should not be bleſtz
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agreart aiid grienoy's crirm*. yo1 enter in my rett,
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and tried me e:terievvay: Glorta patri.
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vokat I cond dee br fag. Al! 1214 and praiſe bets the Lord,

O that of mightare moſt:
tele Portia yeotsT have beene grid, © To God the Father and te Sonte,

"—_ all this generation: - © an1 to the holy Ghoſt.
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ir. their ima Inttim.” © for euer Leeretofore, ©
VV EVI tir hafts' vrere forecom- An isridvy atthis preſent times
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theyt.aue not kifovyeh ny vyaies.

Te Deum,sS Amb. S 2OEF <> 'f.'F avviner.

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of Saboth Loxdthe God: and onely ſonne to be.
Through heauen ayd earth thy pravſe is
aud glory all abroad. (ſpread,) Theholyghoſtthe comforrer,
The Apoſtles gloriqus company, of glory thouart
yeeld prayſesyato thee ; _ OClpilit and of the father art
The Pr6;.hets gaodly felovethip * the Stimneenerlaſting.
prajſe thee continually. V Vhen finnefull mans decay in hang
: thou tookelſt to reſtore:
The noble <q ried hoaft Tobermncloſle in Virgins wombe
of Maris (opnd rayſe: thou diddeft not abhorre.
The holy Caurch fo Liang the vyorld,
doth knovvledgerhce atyyaits * '- - VVken thou had ouercome of deaths
Father ofendlefſe maicſtic tle Sharpe and cruell might: '
they doc acknovvyledge thee: Thou kheaueus kingdome didit ſet vpes

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| dock fit at Gods right hand, Adorethyholy name O Lord, 4
3 VVetruſtchatthou —— JET youchſafe ys ro defend.
: our cauſe to vaderitand. Fromfane this daybaue mercy Lan
; haue mercyanys all
f Lord belpe thy ſeruants nicandaniee And on vs as yyetruſt in the, -
bought with thy pricious bloud ; ,Lordlet thy mercy fall.
andin eternal glory ſet
thy Saines ſogood. O LordI1 have repoſed all
© Lorddoe thou thy people faue, myconfidence in thee?
thine inkeritance : Purto confounding shame therafore,
Lord goucrne them and Lord doe thou ' Land ket meinnecrbas
for eucr them aduanc e-

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For ys that yvere forlorne. |
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From,uhoſ that make debate: And vs from bondage bring.
Our enemfes and from the hands Ounr of the |: andsof allourft foes,

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Lhe Catholike beliefe iothis”
* that God vyc vyorship one:
Ja Trinitic,and Trigitie :_
in vmriE alone. |
So as yve neitherdoe confound, .
. the perſons of the three:
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in ſynder parted bee.

One perſon of the Fathers,
_ another of the,

Like nk atmo ce
the maicitic likevviſe.

Such as the fatheris.fachis
the ſonneinech. degree:

And ſuch alſsyvc doe belecue,
the holy Ghoſt to be.

Vncreatis the Father,and
yncreat is the ſonne;

The holy ghoſt yncreate,ſo _
wicreat is ech one.

But one

Yet there but eterngll i isz
aud not erernalls three:
As ne incomprehenſible vve,
ne yet vacreate thee:
: henfible,one
encreat hold ro be.

Almiehtie (6 the father is, .
the Sonve almightie ſor '

Andin like fort 1c is
the holy ghoſt aifo.

And albeit that euverre one,
of theſc.almightie be:

Yet there but one almightie ls,
and not almightics three.

The Father God is, God the Sonne,
God holyGhoft alſo;

Yet are thernot threeGods in all,
bur one God\na no moe.

Solikevviſe Lord the fathet is,
and Lord alſo the Sonne:

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ne creat,nor begort:

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create,ne made,but got.

The holy Ghoſt is of themboth
the Father and the Sonne 2

Nemade,ne creat,nor begot,
bur doth proceede. aloue.

Yo vve onefatker ho1d,not three,
one Sonne 4iſ» not rhree ;

One holy Ghoſt alone and not
threeholy Ghoſts to be,

None in this Trinitis before
nor after other is:

Ne greater any then the reſt,
ne leſſer be likeyviſe.

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of all the perſons three ;
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and all coequall be.
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And Trinitie in vnitie,
in all things vve adore.

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of force he muſt rertaine,
And needfull to eternall life,
it is that euery yvight :
Of the incarnating of Chrifh
our Lord belegiic aright

For this the right fatth is,rhar vvee
belecue and eke doe knoyy:

That Chriſt our Lord the ſonne of God

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before the yvortd began 2

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un vyorld a very man.

Both perfet God, and perfet man,
in one one Ieſis Chriſt:

Thar doth of reaſonable ſoule,
and hi:mane flesh ſublut.

Touching his Godhead,equall with
tis-F God is hee:

Toiiching his manhood,loyver then
his Father in degree»

VVho though he be both very God,
and very man alſo :

Yer is he but one Chriftalones
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One,not by turning of Godhead

into the fesh of man:
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this being one began.

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that is of oneperſon.

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and flesh but one man is;

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Hovv vileI $hall appeare, Before the heauiens & earth verinade,
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VVhat I haue bene and yvhat I am, Amoag the ſonnes of men.

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To beg anJto inurreat 2 Thou knovvſt O Lord before I aske,
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thou make at all ro'theez

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Shall co:merfaited Beet * in yaine Shalt rlever vſe +:

OF any thing inheauen aboue, For him that takerh his name in yaine,
nor in the carth beltovy: - the Lord vyflt not excuſe.

Nor in vvaters beneath theearth, Remember that thou holy keepe,
to them thou not boyy. *' the ſacred Saboth day x *

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YVpon their thildrenehuit we hate, | No vyorke then shalt thou dee in it,
- and mercy do diſplays -- / ne thou nor yer thy ſonne,

To thouſands of ſuch as meeloue, Thy daughter, feruam, not handmayd, .

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hath h1s abiding placs, commit adulrery,

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For in fixe daies God hewien andearth, againtt thy neighbour be.
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on the ſeacath day take. t).y neighbour doth belo
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for reſting did ordaine: his vvife to doe him yvrong
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lavves I doe ny Thy lavyes I ryng e. tranſegrile.

Bur if ir be thy-vvill, Bur he falth novy or than,
VV:th fianets to contend: - Indangerof thy vyraths
Then all thy flock $hall ſpill, | |
And be loſt vvithout end. ' Then fith the caſe ſo ſtands,
For vvho liyerh beere & rights, That euen the man right vviſes
That rightly he can ſay: ; . Falthoft infinfull bands,

He fjaneth not in thy ſights VVherby thy vvrath may riſe.
Full ofc Maney Bape * ; Lord1 that am vniuſt,
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VVkertothen shall I ruſh

But truely-to that poſt,
VVhertoI cleaue and sbally
VVhich is thy mexcie moity
Lord let thy mexciefall.

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And mittigate thy moode, I may be ſandtified, -
Or elſe yye perish all: + By grace of thine in there
The price of this thy bloud, So thar I neuer fall,
VYVhereinmerciel call. * "_ Into ſuch mortall finnez,
| That my-.foes infernalk
The _——_ doth declare, " Rejoice my death therein.
E No drop of bloud in thee:
; But that thou didit not ſpare, ' Bur vouchſafe mee t9 ke*pey
: To shed echt*drop for mee. © + *« From thoſe unfernall foes;
F Novy let theſe drops moſt ſyveete, * Andfrom that lake ſo deepey
$0 moiſt my harr ſo drie: | VVhereas no mercie grov ves.
Thar I yvith fiane repleat, And I shall ſmgthe ſongs,
May live and fine may die: Confirmed yyith the inſt:
/ That ento thee belongs,
That being mortified, ” " VVhich arg mine onely truſt,
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let vs reie the yoke. ' I vvill therefore Lord preach thy lavves.
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their doings yyill deride: - ©
&n4 make them all as mocking ftocks, 7 For in this vyiſe the Lord himſelfe,

throughout the vyorld fo vyide. , did ſay to mee 1 vyot:

Thou art my decre and onely Soune,-
. For in bis vyrath the Lord yvill ſay, to day I thee begot.
to them ypon a- —— 8 All people I vvill — Sxp—_
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and Chriſt his Semmmerkichie. among vs ne.

The ends an1 coafts of all the earth, in trembling and in feare:
by thee Shall be pofleit, See that vvith reuerence ye reioyces
; to him in like maner.
9 Thou halt them bruſe,euen yyirna r2 Sce that ye kifſe and eke embrace,
as men yuder foote trod ; (mace his bleffe4 Sonne I ſaie 2:
And as the potrers Sheards shalt breake, - Legit in his vvrath ye ſodeuly,
them vvith an iron rod. perish in the mid vvaie
30 Novy ye © kings and rulers all, ;
be vviſe therefore au4 learnd:; 13 If once his yyrath neuer ſo ſmall,
By vvhome the matters of the yyorld, ._ Shall cindle in his breſt;
be iudged and diſcernd. Oh then all they that truſt in Clif
hall happic be and bleſt.

22 See that ye ſcrne the Lord aboue,

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vvith anguisk of my hart: and praier of my hart :
For feare of thoſe that be my foes, But it receaued at my han4s,
and vyould my ſoule ſubuerr. and tooke it in good part.
8 But novv avvaic from mee all ye 10 a noyv my foes that vexed mee, '
that vvork iniquitie : the Lord vvill fone defame :
For vvhy* the Lord hath heard the voice And ſodenly confound them all,
of my camwplaint and crie, to their rebuke and Shame.

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the thing that is nor right 2 | and knovy thee bythis thing :
Or elſe,if I be found in ault, If thou declare for loue of them,
or guiltie in thy fight. thy ſelfe as Lord and King.
F*Or to ty frient revyarded ill, ' 8 Arid thou thar art of all men ludgey ©
or left him in diſtrefſe: : . O Lord novy iudge thou mee: |
VVhich mee purfued moſt cruelly, According to my righteouſneſſe,
and hated mee carfcleſſe. ane mine integrin.

Fhen ler my foes purſue my foule,, 5 Lordcenſe the hate of vvicked meny
and cke my life dovvne thruſt : and be the inſt mans guide :

Vnty the earth, and "alfola * 10 By vyhom the ſecrets of all harrs,
mine honour inthe aaa: are ſearched and deſcride.

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14 An1 doth prepare his mortall darts,
' his arroyves keene and sharp :

For them thatdoe meeperſccute,
Whilſt he doth miſchiefe yyarp,

I5 Burt loe though he in tranell
of His diuelich forecaſt:

And of his miſchiefe once conceau'd,
yet bringeth forth nought art laſt.

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in hope to hurt his brother ;

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thar he digde vp for other.

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of him in vyhome it bred:

And all the miſchicfe that he yyroughy,
Shall fall vpou his . head-

13 I vvill-giue thanks to God thereforey
that Tudgeth righteouſly : |

And vvith my ſong vvill praiſe the name
of him that is moit bye.

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And ſpake of all thy yyondrous yyorkes,and them declare alyyaics.

2 I vvill be glad and much retoyce,
in thee O Lord moſt hye :

And make my ſongs extoll thy name,
aboue the ſtarry 5kye,

3 For that my foes are driuen back,
and turned ynto flight :
Toi fall doyne flat,and are deſtroyed

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. my griefe and all my grudge :
Thou doe vvith iuſtice hearemy cauſe,

moſt like a righteous iudge.

5 Thou docſt rebuke thy heathen folke,
and yyicked ſo confound;

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of them cannot be fot

6 My foe,thou haſt made good difpatch,
and all our toyynes deſtroyed :

Thou hait their fame vvith the defaced,
through all the vvorld fo vvide,

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7 knoyy thou that he vvhich is aboue,
for enermore $hall raigne:

And in the ſeat of uttte,
rrue iudgement yvill maintaine,

8 vvith iattice he yvill keepe & puide,
the vyorld aud eucry wight:

Ani ſo vvill yel.l,yvith equitie,
to cuery man his right.

9 He is protector of the poore,
vvhat tyme they be oppreſt x

He is in all aduerfitie,
their refuge and their reſt.

10 All they that knovy thy holy name,
therefore Shall truſt in thee:

For, thou forſakeſt not their ſute,
in their neceſlitic,

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Publish among all nations,
his noble acts and yvill.
12 For he is mindfull of the bloud,
of thoſe that be opprcit :
ing hot the afflicted hart,
"—_ ſeeketh to him for reſt.

13 Haue mercy lordonme poore yyretch
vvhoſe enemies {tUl remaine :
ovhich from the gates of death areyyont
t9 raiſe mee yp againe.
14 InSion that I might ſer forth,
thy prayſe vyvith hart au 4vuyce
And that in thy faluation (Lord)
my ſoule might till retoyce.

15 The heathen tick faſt in the pits
that they themſclues prepard :

And in the net that they did ſer,
their ovvne feete faſt are ſnarqe.

16 God $hevveth his iudgements, vyhich
for eueryman to marke 2 (vyere good

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lye trapt m his oyvne vvarke.

17 The yvicked,and the finfull men,
goe doyyne to hell foreuer:

Auad all the pcople of the vvorld,
that yvill not God remember.

18 Bur ſure the Lord vyill nor forget,
thc poore mans griefe and painez

The paticnt people, neuer looke
for belp of God in vaine.

19 O Lord,ariſe lerſt men vrenaile,
that be of yvorldly might:

An1 lect the heathen folk receaue,
tLcir indgement in thy ſight.

zo Lord ſtrike ſuch terror, {care,& dread,
into the hearts of them:

Thar they may kuoyy afſuredly,
they be but mortall mens

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3 The poore doe perish by tl.c proudy
and yvicke4 mens deſire.

Let then be taken in the craft,
that they themſelues conſyire.

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and doti: the Lord defpigi:t.
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he ſerrerh all apart.
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For thus he thinkth tn kart.

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he doth thy layyes neglect :

And vvith a blajt doth pufe againſt,
ſuch as vyould him. corxect.

s Tusb,tusb,(frith he) 1 bane nadread,
leaſt mine eftare Should change:

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And vvly * for all adueiſicie,

to hun 1s yery ſtrange.

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cf reaudgdeceit,and guyle ;

Vuder tis torgue dorh miſcLiefe lit
and tranatle all the white.

8 He lycth hid in waics and holes,
Zo (1; "y the innocent :

Avgainit the poore that paſſe Lim byy
tis cruell eyes are bent,

9 And lyke a Lyon priuify,

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to ſpoyle poore ſimple men.
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therefore I may be bold:
His comitenance is caſt aſide,
" he doth it not behold.
13 Ariſc, O Lord O God, in vyyhome
the poore mans hope doth reſt;
Lift vp tty ban1,forgert not Lord,
the poore that be oppreſt,

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and yvell doeſt ynderſtand :

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axe left unto thy hand,

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then breake the povyer for euert

Thar they vvith their iniquirie,

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18 The Lord $hall raigne for euermorg,
as king and God alone : :

And he yvill chace the heathen folk,
our of his land eche one.

19 Thou heareſt(O Lord)the poore merg
their praiers and requeſt; (plaing
Their harts thou vvilt confirme, vatull
thine exres to heare be preſt.
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help them to their right :

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and cleerely brought to nought: The poore and fimple mans eſtate,
Alas tie uſtand righteous man, confidereth in his minde :

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Fof cuery man bethinketh hovv, our tongues $hall vs extoll :

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and them reſtore to reſt. And ſaneys novy and enermore,
6 Gods yvord is like to filuerpure, from this ill kinde of men.

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in fire bene purified. VVhen vanity vvithyyorldly men,

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vehole tongue ſpeaketh no deceit.

3 Nor to his neighbour doth none ill,
in body,goods or name:

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vvhich might impayre the ſame.

4 Thar in his hart regardeth not,
malicious vvicked men :;

Bur thoſe that loue and feare the Lord,
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vvhich run as they vvere mad:
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my lips, shall make reporr.

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doe teach mee euery night. Nor yet vvilt giue thy holy one,
3 1 ſet the Lord ſtill in my ſight, corruption for to ſee.
and truſt him ouer all;
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&nd let thyve eyes behold, and cleare, the yyords that I haue ſaid.

this my ſimplicitie.
7 O thou the ſauiour of all them,

3 > Thou haſt vvell tried mee inthe night that pur their truſt in thee;

and yet-couldſt nothing finde : Declare thy (trength on them that ſpurs
Thar I haue ſpoken vvith my tongue, againſt thy maieftie,

that yyas not in my minde. 8 O keep me Lord as thou yyouldit keep
4 As from the vvorks of vvicked men, the apple of thine eye :

and parthes peruerſe and ill : And vnder couerrt of thy yvings,

___ loue of thy moit holy vyord, defend mee ſecretly.
I hauec refrained ill.

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5 Then in thy pathes,that be moſt pure,
ſtay mee, Lord,and preſerue: 9 From vvicked men that trouble mecg
Tony from the vvay,vyherein I vvalke, and dayly mee annoy :
y ſteps may neuer ſyverue. And from my foes that goe about,
6 For I doe call tv thee (0 Lord) my ſoulc for to deſtroy.

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10 VVhich vvallovy in their vyorldly our of theſe mes hands:

ſo full and eke fo fat: (vvelth, vvhich novv ſo lon time raigned have,
Thar in their pride they do not ſpare, and kept vs in bands.

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11 They lye invvayt vyber I should pas, , all vvorldly. goods are rife:

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that vvould kis pray imbrace: Their children haue' inough,and leaue
Or lurking like a Lyons vyhclp, Lo theirs the reſt behind.

vvithin ſome ſecret place.

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and vvith the ſvyord him ſmite.
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moſt vyorthy to be ſerued :

Then from my foes I am right ſure,
that I shall be preſerned.

4 The pangs of death dy4 compas me,
and bound mee euery vvhere:

The flovving vvanes of yvickedneſſt,
did put mee in great feare.

5s The ſlye and ſuttic ſnares of hell,
vyereround about mee ſet:

And for my death there vyas prepard,
a deadly trapping net :

G TI thus beſet vvith payne and griefe,
did pray to God forgrace ?

And he forthvvith did heare my plainr,
out of his holy place,

7 Such is his povyer rhat 1a his yvrath,
he made the earth to quake:

Yea the foundation of the mount
of Baſan for to shake,

$ Ani from his noſtrells came a ſmoke,
vvhen kindled vvas his ire :

And from his mouth came kindled coals,
of hot conſiuuing fire .

9 The Lord deſcenied from aboue,
and boyved tte heayens hie:
And vnderneath his feet he catt,

the darckneſſe of the Skie.

10 On Cherubs and on Cherubins,
full royally ke rode :

And on the vvings of all the v/inds,
came flying all abroad. ,

The ſecond parr.

1: And likea den moſt darck he made,
his den an ſecret place :

VVith vvaters black anl ayry clonds,
enuirone:l he yvas.

12 Burt vyhen the preſence of his face,
in brighrneſle shall appeare:

Then clouds conſume,and in their ſteady
come hayle and coalcs of fire,

1; Theſe fiery darts and thunderbolts,
diſperce them here and there:

And vvith his often lightenings,
he puth them in great feare.

14 Lord at thy vvrath and threatnings
and at thy chiding cheare:

The ſprings and the foundations,
of all the yyorld appeare.

15 And from aboue the Lord ſent dovyn
to fetch mee from belovy:

And pluckt mce our of yvaters greats
that vvould mee ouerfluyy.

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that vyould haue male mee thrall s

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for mee to deale vvithall,

17 They dyd preuent mee tooppreſſe,
in time of my great griefe:

Bur vet the Lord vyas my defence,
my ſuccour and reliefe.

13 Hebrought mee foorth in open
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And to the cleanne!le of my hands,
he gaue mec my revvard.

20 For that 1 yvalked in his vvayes,
and in his pathes haue trod :

And taue nor vyauered vwickedly,

agaiaſt my Loril my God.

The third part.

27 But eucrmore I haue reſpet,
to his Iavv and decrce:
His ſtatutes and commaundements,
1 caft'not out from mec.
32 Bur pure an 6lcan and yacortupt,

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and finne inany caſe.

23 The Lord tierfore yvill mee reyvard
as I have done aright :

And to thecleannes of my hands,

. appeatiag 1a his ſight.

24 For Lord vyith him that holy is,
vilt thou be holy too;

And vvith the good and vertuous meny
right vertuouſly vvilt doo.

25 And to the louing and eleRt,
thy lone thou yvile reſerue :
And thou ryilt vfe rhe vvicked men,
as vicked men deſerue.
26 For thou doeſt ſaue the ſimple folk,
1n trouble vyhen they lye :;
And doeſt bring dovyne the countenance
of them that lpoke full hie,

27 The Lord vyill light my candle fog
that it Shall Shine full brizht :

The Lord my God yvill make alſo,
my darckneſle to be light.

28 For by thy help an hoaſt of mer,
difcomfite Lord I $hall:

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aSirhis faith abide.
30 For-vyho is God except the Lord, 35 And vnder mee thou makeſt plaine,
- fororher there is hone : the vyay vvhere I should vvalke :
Or cle yvho is omnipotent, $9 that my feere $shall neuer ſlip.
ſauing ourGod alone 4 nor ſtumble at a balke.
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The fourth part. my foes that mee annoy :
And from the fi:1d doe not returne,
31" The God thatgirdeth me vvithſtregrh till they be all deſtroyd.
is he that I doc meane:
Thar all the yyaies vyherin I vyalke, 37 Sol ſuppreſſe and vyound my foes,
difeuermore keepe cleane. that they can ryſe no more :
32 That mademy feete lyke tv the harts, For atmy feerte they fall doyvne flat,
in ſvvifrnefſe of mypace : I trixe them all ſo ſore.
An4Fter my ſurety brought mee forth, 38 For thou doek giri mee vvith thy
into an open place. to vyarre in ſuch a vviſe: (ſtrength)
That they be all ſcattered abroad,
33 He did in order put my hands, that vp againſt me ryſe.
- to battaile and to fight:
To breake 11 ſunder barres of braſfſe, 39 Lord thou haſt put into my hands,
he gane myne arms the might. my mortall enemies yoke :

34 Thoutecacheſt mee thy ſauing health, And all my foes thou doeſt deuide,

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the ſelfe ſame things exprefſe. run, doth frem his bet cone.

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40 They cald for help but none gaue eare = =moit vyorthy of all praiſe:
nor holpe them vvith reliefe; Thar is my rock and ſaving health.
Yea to the Lord they cald for help, prayſed be he alyyaies.
yer heard he nor their griefe.* 46 ForGod it is that gaue me povvery
reuenged for to be :
The fift part. And vvith his holy vvord ſubdude,
the people vnto mec.
a1 And till Iyke duſt before the yvinde,
I driue them ynder fecte : 47 And from my foe mee deliuered,
And ſvveepe them out lyke filrhy clay, * and ſet mee higher then thoſe,
that ſtinketh in the ſtreere. That cruell and yngodly vvere,
42 Thou keepeſt me from ſeditious folk, and vp againſt mee roſe.
that ſtill in ſtrife be led: 48 And for this cauſe O Lord my God
And thou doeſt of the heathen folk, to thee giue thanks 1 $hall:
appoint mee to be head. And fing our prayſes ty thy name, .
among the Genrills all.
4; A gy ſtraunge to me ynknoyyne,
an1 yet they Shall mee ſerue : 49 Thatgaueſt you proſperitie,
And at the firit obay my vyord, ynto p - king 1 ſay:
vyhereas myac oyvne vvill ſyverue,» To Dauid thine anno ynted kings
44 I Shall be irkſome t5 mine oyvne, and to his ſeed foraye.
they vvill not ſee my light :
Burt vvander vyide out of their vyaies,
and hide them our of ſight.

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thy burnt offeriags eche one, and our banners diſplay:
4 according to thy barts defire, Vnts the Lord vvbich thy requeſts,
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And thou hait ſet ypon his head, And vvith thy cherefull countenance,
a Croyvne of perfect gold. vvilt comfort him alvyay.
4 nd vvhen he aſked Bfe of thee,
thou madeſt him ſure : 7 For vvby*the king doth ſtronglytruſt,
Tok hauc long —__ ſuch a 1yfe, in God for to prenaile:
as cuer should endure. Therefore his goodneſſe an4 his grace,
vvill not that he $hall quayle.
s Great is his glory by thyhelp, $8 Bur let thine enemies feele thy force,
thy bencfits and ayde: and thoſe that thee vvithſtand :
Great yvorship and great honor both, Finde our thy foes,and ler them feele,

thou haſt ypon him layd. the poyver of thy right hand.

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9 And lyke an ouen burne them Lord, 12 Burt as a mark thou shalt them ſer,
in fery flame and fume: in a moſt open place:
Thine anger $hall deſtroy them all, And charge thy boyvſtrings readely,
and fire Shall them conſume. againſt thine enemies face.
.1o And thou vvilt rovtc out of the earth
their frnit that Should encreaſe, 13 Be thou exalted, Lord therefore,
And from the number of thy folk, n thy ſtrength eucry honer :
their ſeede shall cnde and ceaſe. So $hall yve fing right ſolemnly,
prayfing thy might and poyvers

11 For vyhyamuch miſchief did they muſe
againit thy holy name :

Yet dyd they fayle and had no poyyer,
for to performe the ſame.

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3 Even thou'thart in the ſanctuary,
and holy place doeſt dvvell:

My art *#. comfort and the ioy,

and gory of Iraell.

4 And he in vyhome our fathers olde,
had all their hope for euer:

And vyhen they ——_— wk in thee,
ſo diſt thonthem deli

$ They vvere delivercl euer yrhen,
they called on thy name:

And for the faith they had in thee,
they vvere not put to Shame.

6 Bur I am novyv. become a vyorme,
more lyke then any man

An outcaſt vvhome A people ſcorne,
viith all the ſpight they can.

7 Ant me me deſpiſe as they behold,
on the vvay:
They oy prnatey mo movy,they nod theirhe.ls
vviſe they ſay.
3 This man dyd glory.in the Lord,
his fauour and his loue :
Lethim redeeme and help him novy,
his poyver if he vvill prouc.

9 But Lor4 out of my mothers vromb,
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Thou didft preferue him ſtill in hope,
wvhile I dyd ſuck hir breſt.

1o I vvas committed from my byrthy
vvith thee t5 haue abode:

Since I yyas inmy mothers yyvomb,
thou haſt bene cuer my God.

The ſecond part.

It Then Lord de apa not novy from me,
in this mypreſent griefe:

Since I haue none to be my help,
my ſuccour and

12 So many Bulles doe compaſſe mee, -
that be full ſtrong of head :

Yea Bulles ſo fat as though they bad
in Baſan field bene fed.

I = e ypon mee greedely,
” chep would mee lay:

Much lyke a Lyon foaring out,
and ramping for his pray,

T4 But I drop dovynelyke vyater Sheds -
my ioynts in ſunder breake:

My hart doth in my __ _
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Vato my 1avves, and I am brought,
toduſt of death art laſt.
116 And many dogs do compaſſe mee,
aud vvicked counſell eke:
Conſpire againſt mee curſedly,
they pearce my hands and fecte.

77 I vvas tormented fo that IT,
might allmy bones haue told:

Yer {till ypon mee they dce looke,
and itil! they mee behold.

23 My garments they deuided eke,
in parts among them all:

And for my coat they dyd caſt lottes,
to yvhome ir might befall.

39 ThercforelI pray thee be not far,
om mee at my great neele:

Bur rather fiththou art my ſtrength,
to —_—_— Lord make ſpeede.

20 pr 5 the agen ſaue my ſoule,

thy might and thy povver :

And keepe my ſoule thy darling deare, -

from dogs that vyould deuour.

23 And fro theLyons mouth that yyoul1,
mee all ia ſunder shiuer ;
ay =" the hornes of Vnicomnes,

22 And 1 $hall to my brethren all,
thy maieſty record :

And inthy Church $hall praiſe the names
of thee the liuing Lord»

The third part.
23 Allye that feare him prayſe the Lord
thon Iacob honour him:
And all ye ſecede of Iſraell,
vvith reuerence yvorship him.
24 For he deſpiſeth not the poore,
he turneth not avvry:
His countenance yyhen they do call,
but graunreth rv their cry-

25 Among the flock that feare the Lord
I vvill therefore proclayme :

Thy prayſe, 2nd keepe thy promiſe madeg
for ſetting forth thy name.

26 The poore $hall eatc and be ſuffiſedy
and thoſe that doe their deuer :

To knoyy the Lord shal praiſe his name,
their harrs Shall liue for cucr,

27 All coaſtes of earth shall praiſe rhe
and turne to him for grace: (Lords
The heathen folke $shall yyorship hiw,
before bis blaſſed face.
23 The kingdawme of the heathen _

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Shall feede and taft fo” 4

And in his preſence vyorship him,
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canI then lacke any thing, vvhereof Iſtand in neede.
2 Hedoth me fold incoates moſt ſafe, then doth he mee home take :
the tender grafle fait by; | Conduging mee in his right pathes,

And after 4riues mee to the ſtreames, euen for his ovyne names ſake.
vyhich run moſt pleaſantly. 4 And though I vvereuen at deaths dore
yet vvould I fearenone ill :

3 And vvhen1 feele my ſelfe neere loſt, For yvith thy rod and shepheards crook,

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I am comforted ſtill. 6 And finally vvhile breath doth laſt,
thy grace $shall mee defend :
5 Thou haſt my table richly deckr, And in the houſe of God yvill I,
in deſpighr of my foe : my life for cuer ſpend.
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my cup doth ouerfloyy.

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aſcend into thy hills Shall place inblisfull plight;
Or pe into thy holy place, And Gol his God and fauionr,
to continue ſtill. Shall yel4 to him his right.
4 vvhoſe hands are harmeleſſe & yyhoſe 6 This 15 the broode of traucllers,
no ſport there doth defile : (hart in ſeeking of his grace :
His ſoule nor ſet on vanitiec, As Iacob dyd the Iſraclite,
vvho hath- not ſvyorne to guile, in that tyme of his race.

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the euerlaſting gace: the cuerlaſting gate:

For there $hall enter in thereby, For there $hall enter in thereby,
the king of glorious ſtate. the king of glorious ſtute.

8 VVhar is the king of glorious ſtates 10 VVhat is the king of glorious ſtate
the ſtrong and mightie Lord : tic Lord of hoſts it is:

The migatie Lord in battailes ſtout, The kingdome and the royalric,
and 1ryall of the ſvyord. of gloriqus ſtate is his.

Pſalme.2 5. 4MLTYVS. E. Blancks.

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ynto mee Lord deſcry.
4 Direc mee in thy truth,
and teach mee I thee pray:
Thou art my God and Sautor,

on thee I vvayt alvvay-

5 Thy mercies manifold,
. I pray thee Lord remember:

And ekethy pitic plentifull,
for they haue bene for euer.

6 Remember not the faulrs,
and frailtie of my yourh:

Remember not hovy ignorautz
I haue bene of thy truth,

Nor after my deſerts,

- let mee thy mercy finde :

Bur of thine ovyne benignirie,
Lord haue me in thy mindes,

7 His mercy is full ſvvect,

his truth a perſe& guide;
Therefore the Lord yvill ſinners teach,
and ſuch as go aſide.

$3 The humble he vvill teach,
his precepts for to keepe :
He vvill dire& jn all his vvaycs,
the lovvly and the mecke.

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are truth and mercy both :
To them that k his reſtament,
the yvitneſe of his troth.

The ſecond part.

10 Novv for thy holy name,
O Lord Ithee intreat;
To ; ny pardon for my ſinneg
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11 VVho ſa doth feare the Lord,
the Lord doth bim direct:
To leade his lyfe in ſuch a yyays -
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12 His foule $shallenermore, mine ish and my paine:
in goodnefſe dyvell and ſtands Remir my finne and myne offence
His ſeede and his poſteritie, and make mee cleane againe.
inheritc shall the land.
7; All thoſe that feare the Lord, 13 O Lord behold my foes,
knoyyv his ſecret intent: hovy they doe ſtill encreaſe :
And vnto them he doth declare, Purſuing mee vvith deadly hate,
his vvill and teſtament. thar fayne vvould live in _
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14 Myne eyes and cke my hart, and cke deliuer mee:
to him I vvill aduannce: And let mee not be ouerthrovyng

That pluckr my feete out of the ſnare, becauſe I truſt in thee.
of finne and ignorance.

15 VVith mer. y mee behold, 20 Ler my fimple pureneſſe,
to thee I make my mone: mee from myne enemies shend s
For I am poore and deſvlare, Becauſe I looke as one of thine,
and comfonie® alone. that thou Shoul4ſt mee, defend,
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3 Thy goodneſſe g_ before my face, TI dce not once to them reſort,
I durſt behold alvy that hurrfull things deuiſe;

Forof thy truth 1 tread 2d the trace, 6 My hands I vvash,and doe proceedey
an1 vvill doe all my dayes. in yvorks to vvalk yprigt:

4 I doe notluſtto haunt or yſe, Then to thine alterI make fpcele,
vvith men yvhoſe deedes are yayne: to offer there in fight.

T'© come in houſe I doe refuſe,
vvith the deceitfull trayne. . 5 That 1 mayſpeak & preach the praiſe,

that doth belong to thc :

5 I much abhorre the vvicked ſort, And ſodeclare hovy vyoudrous yyaics,

their deeds 1 doe deſpile : thou haſt bene good to mee.

Pſalme.27. CANTVS, PV.Cobbold.

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He Lordis both my health and light, Shall man make me diſmaide:

their gol4 oY my raines and kearr eſpic.
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gold vvith fire my raines and heart cſpic.
8 O Lord thy hovſe T loue moſt deare, And their rigkrt hand vvith yvrench and
ro mee it doth excel! : for bribes doth pluck & pull. (yviley
I hanedelighr and vyould be neare,
yvhereas thy grace doth dyvell. 11 But I in righteouſneſſ enten4,
my tyme and dayes to ſerue :
9 Oshur not yp my ule vvith them, Haue mercy Lord and mee defend,
ia fiane that take their fil!; My foor is had for al 6
Nor yet my life among thoſe men, 12 My foot is ——_
that Po & much bloud to ſpill. tir ſtandeth vvelland ri
To VVhoſe handsare heapt vvith craft & VVhercfore to God vyill giue prayſe,
their lyfe thereof is full : (guyle, in all the peoples fights

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$ Though they in camp againſt mee lye as on a rock moſt ſure.
my hart is not afrayd:

In battayle pight if they vill trye, 7 At legthT knovy the lords good grace
I rruſt in God for ayde. shall make mee ſtrong and ftont :

& One thing of God I doe require, My foes to foyle and cleane deface,
that he vvill not deny : that compas meeabout.

For vvhich I pray and vyill deſire, 3 Therefore vvithin his houſe vvilll,
Till he to mee apply. | giue ſacrifice of prayſe:

VVith Pſalmes and ſongs I vvill apply,

s ThatT vvithin his holy place, to laude the Lord alvyayes.
my lyfe throughout way dvvell: The ſecond part.

To ſee the beautie of his face, 9 Lord heare the yoyce of my requeſt,
and veyy his temple vyecll. for vvhich to thee I call:

6 In time of dread he $shall mee hyde, Haue mercy Lord on mee oppreſt,
within his place moſt pure: and ſend mee help yvithall.

And keepe mee ſecret by his ſide, Io My hartdoth knovyledge vnto thee,

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— Lord! vvill ſceke thy face. of them that bee my foes: l
For they ſurmiſe againſt mee till, :

11 In vyrath turne not thy ſelfe avvay, falſe vvitneſfle to depoſe.
nor ſuffer me*® to ſlide:

Thou art my help ſtill to this day, 15 My kart yyould faint,but that in mes
be {till my God and guydqe. this hope is fixed faſt :

32 My parents both their ſonne forſooke The Lord Gods good grace hall it ſee,
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Pſalme28, A Z TS. W.Cobbold.

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let them receaue their meede. that heatd ſo vvillingly.

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and gonernes all the ſeas. 6 And makes them leape lyke as a calfe,
4 The voyccof God is of great force, or clſe the yaicorne:

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his glory doth proclaime, y3
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7 His voyce deuides rhe flames of fire, ruling the raging ſea:

and Shakes the vvildemeſſe : So $hall he raigne as Lord and king,
$ It makes the deferr quake for feare, for euer and fo aye.

that called is.Cades 11 The Lord vvil geue his progle poven
9 It makes the Hinds for feare to calue, ur vertue to encreaſe:

and makes the couerr plzine: The Lord yyill bleſie his choſen folke,
Then ia his temple eucry man, vvith cueraſting peace.

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vvhich they for mee hane layd: * Ming eyes yyane Bayay Tae t doth faile,
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6 T hare” findhi folk as vyill not-part, my friends are all difinayd:
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16 To mee thy ſeruant Lord expreſſe,. —_—

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&h nor his fine; C*> to drynefſe dyd conuert.
1n his hart hath tud no guyle, :
nor fra d 2 ond therein.” _ 5 I dyd therefore confeſemy fault,

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7 VVhen wrouble and aduerfitic, VVhoſe mouth yyithour a raigne or bir,
doe compaſſe mee about: from barme thou canfſt not rule.
Thou art mou —_ and my ioyg 10 The vvicked man shall
and thou doeſt rid mee out. ſorrovves and griefe ſuſtaine:
3 Come hejeran I $hall rhee reach, Bur vnto him thar truſts im cody
hovv thoff shalt vvalke aright., Lis goodneſſe $hall remaine.

And vvill thee guyde,as I my ſelfe,
haue learnd by proofe aud fight, 117 Be merry therefore in the Lord,
ye inſtAft vp your yoyce : *
9 Be not & rude and ignorant, And ye of pure and perfect harr,

aSis the Horſe or Mule; be glad and cke reioyce.

Pſulme.3 3 ALTVS, _ E Bland,

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the heauens all yyere yyrought *,
and vvith AAAS her he' doth "po Their on and povverseuery choney.
the carth rhroughounto fil his breath to pas hath brought.

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And hid wot _ _ they neuerlakeor fyyage**

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'take place in
3 Al menon card bork ent nl mk The
Feare God and keepe his layy ; *
Fe that inhabixe in eche coaſt, guyde is knoyne:
**"dread himand ſand in avve. VVhome he doth chuſe of meere accord
9 vetuge _ per rock ro _ them as his ovvne.
-at vvith preſenr 2 1; The Lord from caſt his
VVhat he doth vealtls brought to pas, on men mortall =; =p la
- with fill effect in'deede. " '* Conſi en Dehd
ers on the carth.
20 Thecounſells of the natinns rude,

the Lord doth bringto'noiight: 14 The lord 1 ſai vyhoſe hid hath vyroghr
He doth defeare che mul mulurude, mans hatt and doth ir frame :

Pſabws.3 4, Bo” CANTVS.

VVill giu glue land and honour both, onto theLord alvyaies: And

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eke my mouth for euermore, $hall ſpeake ynto His raiſe,

2 I doe delight to laud the Lord, 6 This filly vyreech for ſome reliefe,
in ſoule an4 eke4n voycers._. vnto the Lord did call :

That hymhble mer and mortified, - +. VVho did him beare vvithoutdelay,
may heare andſo reioyce» , and ryd him our of thrall.

hates the yommagetifle 7 The Angell of the Lor4doth pitch,
vvith mee the liuing Lord z : : , his Tents in-euery place :
my bon vs novy.exalt hisnames..., -- To ap all ſuch as feare the Lord,
one accord, - that nothing them deface.
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Their countenance thall por: 14 For [ ing zorndy, *
cit not to fearee * arc ſure to lack nothing,

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their ſtur.y ttecedes $hall ſterue : 21 lercing jade mighes nee
The itrength of horſe shall —_

and vvartch to ayde the iuft: oo bor thy goodaciſt © Lord,
VVith ſuch as feare him to < —_ ſtill preſent ike be:
and on his goodneiſ truſt. nem cnntd
4 doe ouely truſt in thee,
19 That he of death and all difirefe,

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VVill gine laud and honour both, wn to the Lord alyvales And

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eke my mouth for cuermore, shall ſpexke vnto his praiſe.
B ASSFVS,

VVill giue laud and honour both, mat ;

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10 The Lyons $halbe hungerbit, and follovy it vvith ſpecle.

and pinde yvirth famine much: 15 For yvby the eyes of God aboue,
Bur as for themthat feare the Lord, ypon the iuſt are bent :

no lack $hall be to ſach. His eares likevviſe doe heare the plaink

of the poore innoceut.
The ſecond part.

11 Come neere therkderdey childre deere 16 But he doth froem & bed his brovves
and to my vyords giue cate? vpon the vvicked rrayne:

I shall you reach the perfed vvayy And cuts avvay tt.e memory,
hovy ye the Lord $hall feare. that Should of them remayre.

212 vyho1s that man thatyyould livelong 17 Bur yyhen the inſt doe call and cryey
ans — wes - baron _ doth —_ "I ſoz

nz Sc*thou refrayne _—_— That out of payne Iy,
from all deceir and ſtrife ”- vvith-he lets them goo.

14 Tum back thy face from doing ill, 18 The Lord is kinde and mercifull
and doe the godly deede: to ſuch as be contrite:
Inquire for peace and quietnelſe, He ſaucs alſo the ſorrovvfull, 4

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CANTVS,

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2 Top hand vpon thy ſpeare and Shicld,
ſelfe in armour drefſe :
vp for mee ag the field,
to help mee from dittreſſe.

3 Gird on thy ſyyord and ſtop the vvay,
_ myneenemies to vvithſtand :
Thar thou vnto my ſoule maiſt ſay,

loe I thy help.at hand.

4 Confound E vvith rebuke & m—_
that ſeeke my ſoule to ſpill |
Lerthem turne back & flee yvith aus ©

that think to vyorke mee ill

s Ler them diſperſe and flee abroad,
as vvinde doth driue the duſt:

And that the Angell of our God,
their might ayvay may thruſt.

& Let all their vvayes be yoyd of lyfe,
and ſlippery lyke to fall:

&nd ſend : wah Angell vvith thy might,

to perſecute them all.

7 For yvhy* yvithour my fault theyhaue
in fecrer ſet their grin:
anAfornso catiſc hane di a caue,
to rake my foule
8. VVhen they think leaf baue no care

Fighr on my ny part againt all thoſe , that ſeeke yvith mee to \ fight.

O Lord deſtroy them all :
Letthem be trapt in their ovvne ſnare,
and in their miſchiefe fall.

9 And let my foule,my hart and voyce,
in God haue toy and vvealth :
That in the Lor4I may reioyce,
and in his ſaving health.
10 And c—_—— my bones $hall ſpeak & ſay
Shall all agree :
bd > we though they do ſeeme full gay,
wvehes man is lyke to thee *
The ſecond part.
11 Thoudoeſtdefend the vycak from the
that are both ſtout and ſtrong :
And ridthe poore frum vvicked men,
that ſpoyle and doe them vvrong.
12 My cruell foes againſt mee ryſc,
to vvitneſſe things yntrue:
And to accuſe me theydeuiſe,
of that I never knevv.

13 Where I to them doe ovve good yril
they quive mee vvith
That they $hall pa my good yvith ill,

ſoule { complayne.
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ſaſein'fack; *

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the Lord doth fine them fund:

HRIck he himfelfe hath yerought :
And ſuch as hate the righteous man, And vyho that pur their rruft'in hing
Shall ſ>one be b t to nought. nothing UC confound.

22 Bur they thar ſcrue the living Lord,

Pſalme.3 5, ALTFVS, JON :

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= on n may pare againit all th thoſe , that ſeeke vvith mce to fights

VVith faſting 1 dvd faynr full fore, that cauſelefſe mee affault,
to pray I vyas aot lack, The third paits
p 21 Of peace no vyord they thinck or ſayy

'x5 As they had bene my brethren deare, their ralke is all yatrue ;

I did my ſelfe behaue 2 Thy {11 conſult and vvould berray,
As onethat maketh vvofuil cheere, all thoſe th ar peace enſue.

about his mothers graue. 22 VVich open mouth they runne at me,
26 But _ at my diſcaſe dyd ioyy tl.cy gapesthey laugh,they fliere 2

and gather on a rout: VVell, vvellſay they,our 2ye doth ſee,
Yeaabied&ſaues at mee did roy, . the tl: ing thar vyce deſires

vvith mocks,and checks,full itour,
33 But Lord thouſeeſt vyhat vvaies they

37 The belly Gods andflattering traine, ceafe not this geareto mend ; (take

that al: good things deryde: Be nor farre of,nor mee forſake,
Artmee doe grin vvith great diſdaine, as men that faile their friend.

and pluck their mouth aſide. 24 Avvake,ariſc,and itirre abroad
18 Lord yyhe vvilt thou amed thisgeares defend mee in my right:
- vvhy doeſt thouſtay and pauſe 4 Reuenge my cauſe,my Lord,my Go&
Oh,rid my ſouke,myne onely deare, - and ayde mee vvith thy might.

out of theſe Lyons clavves 3
25 According to thy righteouſneſſe,

29 And then vvill I giue thanks to thee my Lord God ſet mee free y

-.. before thy Church alvvayes: An1 let not them their pride cxpreſity
And Nheneas: maſt of z9”= bees nor triumph ouer mee.
I shevy thy praiſe. 26 Let not their harts reioyce,aud cryay
eo Let nor my foes June on mees there there this geare goeth trim,
. . which hate mee for no fault; Nor geue them cauſe to ſay,on bye, -*

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rag at mee yvith ſcorae. ae deed end

—_ CANTYS, EBlancks.

\ That of the Lord he hath no eruſt, his feare is ſet _——
th E NO

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S Yer doth he ivy in his eftate, $ But Lord thy goodnes doth aſcend,

. ovvalk as he began: abouse the heauens die:

$0 long till he deſerue the hate, So doth thy truth it ſelfe extend;
of God and eke of man. vnto the cloudy

Skye.
6 Much morethenhills ſokye & fiepe,
3 His vyords are vvickedvile & nonghr, thy juſtice is expreſt:

Yet az no- vvillhe be taught, thou ſaucſt both man & beaſt.

may
4 VVhenhe Should ſleepe then doth he 7 Thy mercy is aboue all things
+ is miſchiefes to fulfill. (muſe, O© cod it doth excell;
No vvicked vvayes doth he refuſe, In truft yvhereof as in thy vyin
nor nothing that is ill the ſonnes of men $halldyy

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TENOR.

SSSI Wl, baue beut and ſer their vyill,

his tongue no truth doth tell : Thy iud ts lyke to ſeas moſt deepy |

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tha is his pleaſant ſing laude adn

Plalme,6, ALTVS. _ E,Blincks.

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That of the Lordhe hath B45 his ferre is ſer apart,

ASSFS,

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That of the Lord he hath no wat, kis feare is ſer apart.
8 Vvithin thy honſe they shalbe fed, 11 Let notthe proud on mee prevayle,
vv plenty ar their yviil : O Lord of thy good grace :
OF all delights they shalbe ſped, Nor let the vvicked mee aflayle,
and take thereof their 61, to throvy mee out of place,
22 Bur they inthbeir deuice $hall fall
9 For vvhy 5 the vvell of lyfe ſe pure, that vvicke1 yvorks mryntaine,
doth ouerfioyy from thee : They $talbe ouerttrovvne vyithall,
And in tby light vvee are full ſure, and neuer ryſe againe.
the laſing light rv ſee.
10 From ſuch as thee deſire to knovy
ler gat thy grace depart:
Thy righteoulnefle declare,and shevy
to men of vpright hart.

—_ 7- ALTUS. EO _—

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Rudge not not to ſee the wicked men, in vyycalth to flourish ſtill:

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Nor yet enuie ſuch as to ill, haue bent and ſer their yvill,

B ASSVS,

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Rudge not to ſcethe vyicked men, in yycalth to flourish Rill;

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are cut and yvather avvay :
So Shall their 5reat proſperitie,

Hqne PAS, Face, and decay.

$ Truſt thou theref6re inGod alone,
to doe yvell giue thy minde:

So Shalt thou haue-the land as thine,
and there ſure food $shalr finde.

4-In God fer all thy harts delight,
and looke vvhat thon yyouldſthane :

Or elſe canſt vvish in all rhe vvorld,
thou needit it wot to crauce

s Caſt both thy ſelfe and thine ations
on God vvith perfeR truſt ;

And thou $h3lt fee vvith patience,
the effect both pure aad iuſt,

6 Thy perfect life and godly name.
he vyill cleare as the light :

$0 thar the Sun cuenar none Aayes,
Stall not $Line halfe ſo bright.

7 Beflill therefore,and ſteadfaſtly,
on God ſee thou yyayt then:

Not skrinking for the proſperous ſtate,
of leud and vvicked men.

$ Chake of defpight,emuie and hate,
at leaſt in any vviſe:

Their vvicked ſteps auoyd and fiye,
and folloyy nor their guiſe,

9 For enery vvicked man vvill cod
deftroy both more and leſſe :

Bur ſuch as truſt in him are ſure,
the land for to poſſcfſe,

To VYatch bir i'vvhile & thou $halt ſe

no more the yyicked traine:
No not ſo much as houſe or place,
vvkere once he dyd remaine.
The ſecond part.
$1 But mercifull and Leckli mens
” entoy $hall fea and land:
In ret,and peace,they shall reioyſe,

"for novght eHallt them withhanT ©"
The leud men and malicious,
"” _ the iuſt conſpire:
They guash their teeth ar himyas men
vvhich doe his bane defire..-

x3 But vyhile the leud men thus do think
the Lord laughes them to ſcorne : '
For vvby he ſeeth their terme approchy
- vvhen they $hall ſigh and mourne.
14 The vvicked haue their fyyord our
their bovy eke haue they bent : (dravyn
To overthrovy and kill the poore,
as they the right yyay vvent,

15 But the ſame ſvvord $}all pearſe theiy
yvhich yyas to kill the iuſt : (harrs,

Likevyiſe the bovy $hall break to shiuers
vyherein they put their truſt.

16 Donbtles the tuft mans poore eſtate
is better a great Jeale more:

Then all theſe leud,and vvorldly mens,
rich pomp and heaped ſtore.

17 For be their poyver neuer fo trongy
God vvill it ouerthrovy :
VVkere contrary he doth preferue,
the humble men and lovy.
x8 He ſeethbykis great pronidencgy
the good mens trade and vyay:
And yvill gene them inheriraunces
vvhich neuer Shall decay.

19 They $hall not be difcouraged
vvhen ſome are hard beitead:

VVhen other $hall be hungerbtt,
they shalbe clad and fed.

20 For yvho ſo ever vvicked is,
and enemy to the Lord :

Shal quaile yea melt enen as lamb9greeg
or {inoke that fiy:th abroad.

The third part.
21 Bchold the wp La borrovveth much

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makes many glad and faine.
82 For they vvhome cod doth bleffe shal
the land for heritage : (haue
And they vvhome he doth curſe, likeyyiſe
- Shall perish in his rage.

9; The Lord the iuſt mans yvayes doth
and geues him good ſuccefſe: (guyd 3

To cuery thing. he takes in hand,
he ſendeth good aqdreſſe.

34 Thongh that he fall yer is he ſure,
not vtterly to quaile 2

Becauſethe Lord ſiretcheth our his hand
at neee and doth not faile.

; 35 T haue bene young and noyy amolde,

yet did I neuer ſce:
The inſt man left,nor yet his ſeede,
to beg for miſery.
26. Bur geues alyyay moſt liberally,
and lendeth yvhereas is neede
His Children and poſteritie,
. eceiue of God their meede.

| 27 Fly vice therefore aud vvickedneſſt, -

and vertue doe embrace;
$0 G0d shall graunt thee long to haue,
M._. earth a dvvelling place,
Frp99 ſo loueth cquitie,
Y vveth to his ſuch grace:
That he preſerues them euermore,
deſtroying the yvicked race.

29 VVhereas the good and godly men,
inherite Shall the land :

as Lords all things therein,

etr ovyne povver and hand.

89 The tuſt mans mouth doth euer ſpeak
of matrers yviſe and hye :

His tongue doth talke to edife
vvith gruth aud equities. -

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his tortrtie tavy of Gods
theLotd dorh fill abyde: *
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his foot can nener de.”
32 The vvicked like 2 ranening 'vrolle,
the iult man doth beſet:

By all meanes:ſc
if hefall in his net-
The fourth part--
33 Though he shonlt4 fall into | his hands,
yet God vyould ſiccaur ſend;

to-kll, |

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God yvould tr yer defend.

34 VVayt thou on. God, & keep his vays ©
he shall preſerne thee then:

The earth to ule n4thou Shalr ſee,
dettroyd theſ&wikc ked men.

35 The vw /icked hane 1 ſeene molt ſtrong.

and placde 1 in bye degree;
Florishing 1n all vyealth and ſtore,

as dot the Laurell rec, A

36 But ſodenly he paffeth ayvays
and loe ke yvas quite gone:

Then I him ſought bur could ſcarce find,
the place vybere dvvelr ſuch one.

37 Marke & behold the perfet man.

kovy God doth huv encreaſe :

For the iuſt man _ _ art l-vgth,
cat ioy yvith reſt and peace.

38 S for rranſyrefſors wyoe to them,
deſtroyde they shall all bee :

God vvill cut cf their budding races .
and rich poſtcricie. : F-

39 Bur the ſaluarion:of the tuſt, a
doth come from God aboue :

VVho in their trouble ſendeth the ayde,
of his mcere grace and loue,

40 God doth rhem help,ſauc & deliuers"
from lend men and yniuſt :

And ill yvill ue them vv.ilit that ay
in him doe put. their truit.

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3 Thine arrovves do ſtick faſt in mee, That Igoe vyayling all the day,
thy band doth preſſe mee ſore: '- my dolcfull heauineſle.

$ And in my fiesh nohealth at all, ; :
' appeareth any more.' + My loynes are fild yyith fore diſeaſes LB;
: my fleſh hath no yvhole part:

And all this is by reaſbn of 8 1 fecble am and broken ſore, Þ u
thy vvrath that IT am! int Iroare forgriefe of hart, |
Nor any reſt is inmy bones, 9 Thou kyovveſt Lord my deſire, my Is

© by rexſon of my finne, © _—_ in thy ſight 2 (grones,
4 For loe my yvicked do:ngs Lor4, 10 My hart doth pant,my ſtrength kath ”
about my kead are gone: ' myne eyes haue lot their light. (faild
A greaterlode then I can beare,
they lay mee ſore ypon, þ $i .. loyers and my vyonted friends, ;
Ret E nd looking on my vyoe : yg:
s My yyounds ſtinck andarefeftred , ' Anicke mykinſmen far avyay, : Fe
& lothſeme are to ſee: are mee departed fro.
VVhigtall through myne oyyue foolish- '22 They that dyd ſeek mylife layd fare . =
betideth vntowmee, © - (nefſs, and they that ſought the yyay,
s AndI in carefull vyiſe, am brought To doe mee-{urt,'pake lyes,& thought , A
in trouble and diſtrefle ; on treaſon all the day.

CANTYS.. E.Blancks.

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| 1 vvill take heede all tin:eschat I, offend not in my tongue.

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an hy heaute vvrath O Lord, corre mee 1 Jefſirc,

18 For vvhile that 1 wy yvickednefſe,.
The ſecond part. in humble yviſe confeſſe :
a g | And vyhile I for my finfull deedcs, .
33 Bir as a deafe manT became, my ſorroyyes doe expreſſe :
that cannot heare at all : 19 My foes dye {till remaine aliue,
14 And as one dumme, that opens not and mighticarealſo :
his mouthto ſpeakeat all. And they that hate mee yvrongfully,
! 25 For all ty confidence (O Lord) * in number hugely grovv.
| is vyhollyſer on thee; *
16 O zord,thou Lord,that art my God; 20 They ſtand againſt mee that my good
"thou shalr geue'care to mee. vvith euill doe repay : \
Recauſethat good and honeſt things,
77 This did 1 craue that they my foes I doe cnſue alvyay.
triumph not ouer mee : 21 Forſake me not (O Lord,my God)
For vykenmyfoot did flip then they be thou not farre avyay:
did ioy my fall to ſee. 22 Haſt thee to help (my Lord nycog 1
And truely I poore yyretch am ſer, my ſaferic and my ſtay.
in plague a yvofull yvight : :
And eke my griefefull heauinciſe,

is euer in my fight, |
A L T3 E.Blancks,

| I will take heede all rimes that ], offend not in my tongue.
My tiatr wvyaxt hot yvithin my brefl, © 5 Lor4aumber our my life and daies,
0 wich thought and doubt, ovbich yet I taue not paſt:
YVhichdid increaſe and ſtirrerhe fires | SothatI = be certified,
& laſt thelg-xvords brakt aute bovy lo " my, —_—

6. Lond thou kaſt poymes one my life, vellavhels doe Tdefiret - - — --+
in length much like a ſpan: OF truth wy fr doth hang on thee,
Miae age is nothing vaio - 6 I nothing elſe require.
p i vaine is euery man. The ſecond part.

9 From all the f—_ that I hane done,
7 Man vyalketh like a shade and doth Lord quite mee out of kaud:;
in vayne hunſelte annoy : And make mee not a ſcorne to fonley, -
Irgetting goods and cannot tell that uothing vaderſtand.
vvho $hall the ſame enioy. (,frame, 10 I vyas as dumme,& to complayne,
8 Novy Lord,ſith things this yviſe doe, no trouble might mee moue: :

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$1 Lord take from mee thy ſcourge and I ſoiourne like a ſtranger here,
I can them nor vvithſtand: (plague. as dyd my fathers all.
1 faint and pine avvay for fearc, 14 O ſpare a little geue mee ſpacey
of thy moſt heauy hand, my trengrth for to reſtore :
12 YVhen thou for ſinne doeſt man re- Before I goe avvay from hencey
ke vyaxeth vvoe and yvan: (buke, aud sbalbe ſcene no more.
As doth a cloth that mothes haue fret,

Pſalme 4.0. ALTYS, I. Farmer,

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na My finnes increaſe and fo come on;
if cannot ſpie them our.
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tis ſic and ; ' and thus of mee doe |

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thatwish and would mee ill _ be" Lord yyUlt mee reſtore,
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Alyvayes on mee they rayle and crys Vokuakaray od as thou artinft,
fic on him fie for shame. veith mee no time delay.
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30 Haue mercy Lord on me therrefore,

and let mebe preſerued:

CANTFS,

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py One griefe an other in doth call
as clonds burſt out their yoyce;

The flouds of euil! that doe fall,

- run ouer mee vvith noyce.

8 Yet 1 by day felt thy goodnefſe,
and help at all affayes :

Likevviſe by night I doe not ceaſe,
the liuing Lord to praiſe.

[| Fi am perſyvaded thus toſay,
: to him yvith pure pretence:

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vvithpangs tobe abhord :

qvhen they cry out vvith ſtubborne harts
yvhere is thy God thy Lords

12 So ſoone vyty doſt thou faint & quail
my ſoule vvith paincs y___

Y vith thoughts vvby dot thy ſelf afaileg
& ſore vvithin my breſt,

I3 Truſt in the Lord thy God alyyaiesy
and thou the time Shalr ſee :

To geuehim thancks vvithlaud & praiſh
for health reſtorde to thee,

E,Blanckg,

Vage and revenge my cauſe O Lord , " from them that cuill be -
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the Gad, and lead mee vvith thy grace:
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' they could not ſaue me ſound: no gaine ar all yyas ſought.
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thou didſtour foes confound. of ys a laughing ſtocke:
8 And ftill vyc boaſt of thegwour God, And thoſe that round abour vs dyvell,

and prayſe thy holy tame: at vs doegrin and mocke.
9 Yernovv thou goeſt not vvith our hoaſt The ſecon\J part.
but leaueſt vs to Shame. 14 Thus vve ſerue for none other oft,

but for a common talke ;
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vyhere dens of Dragons bet Vnrto the ground cleaveth faſt.
And couered ys vvith of dearh, 26 Riſe vp therefore for our defence,
and great aduerſitie, and help vs Lord at neede ;
20 If ha1 our Gods name forgot, VVee thee beſeech of thy goodneſſe,
and belp of Idolls ſought1 to reſcue'vs yvith ſpeede.
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- God is a refuge knovyae: So vvyere theyſtayd and cuen as,
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of righteouſnelt alvyaies.
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fulfilled be vvith ioyes 2 for evermore is hee :
And eke of Inda graunt (O Lord) ' Yea and ynto the death alſo,
the daughrer to reioyce. | our guider shall he be.

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thy brother hoyy to blame:

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thy mothers ſonne to. Shame : 23 Bo that thancks - / Ras
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and yyvhilit I held my tongue, Sayth the Lord God:
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pn ſtayd ſo long) I vvill him teach,
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- that run vvildeon the hilles.

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that 1 am like wo thee.

24 Bur ſure 1 yvill not ler,
to ſtrike vvhen I begin:

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give meagaine I pray I ktiovy thou yyiltnor be.

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and I vvill teach therefore: delightfyll in Gods |

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'ftom bloud deliuer me: vpreard may bethe vyall.
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6 Euen thefe they vvere afraid & ſtood, 8 O Lord

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with trembling all diſmaid : and thou O Lord fulkll ;
VVhereas there as nocauſe ar all, Thy promiſe made to 1ſtaell,
vvhy they Should be afraid, .. from out of Syou hill.
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; 2 Far God kis bones that thee befiegd, 9 VVhen 60d his people $hall reſtores
hath ſcatrered all abroad: that carſt yyas captiue lad: '
Thou haſt confounded them for they. Then Ilacob $hall rherein reioyce,
reſetel are of Gad- and Iſraell sha}be glad,

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5 VVirh plagues repay againe all thoſe, == ;

- Formee that lye in yyayt: 7 OLord at length do ſet mee free,
And in thy truth deſtroy my foes, firm them that craft conſpire: _,
vvith their ovvne ſnare and bayt. And novy mine eye vvith ioy doth ſees
6 An offering of free hart and vyUl, on them wy harws deſires

.then I to thee Shall make:
prayſe thy name for therein ill,

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s Takeheede to me,graunt my to flie I vvould not ceafe ?
and anſyvere mee againe : mus And I vyould hide my ſelfe,and ftryp

VVith plaints I prayFfull ſore oppreſt, in ſome great vvilderneſſe.
9 I vvould be gone in all the haſh,

$3 Becauſethy foes vvith rhrears & cries, and not abide behinde :
— mee through diſpighr That 1 vvere quite and oucrpaſt, '
A the yvicked ſort likeyviſe, theſe blaſts of boiſtrous yvinde. _
to vexe mechaue qclight. 30 Deuide them Lord & from them pully .
4 For they in counſell doe conſpire, their diuclish double rongue 5 - :
to charge mee'vvith ſome ill ; For I haue ſpied their Citic full,
&0 &ohey haſty vvrath and ire, of rapuc,ſtrife,and vyrong.

doe purſue mee
2x1 VVhich things both night and daye
doe cloſe her as a vyall : (throughowmt
midſt of her is miſchiefe tout,
and ſorrovy cke vvithall.
orgetly parts are vvicked plaine,
her deedes-aremuch to vile : -

Such horror v 7 - all crafty fraud and guile.
that] no'shift can make.. Ry The ſecond part. "I
« T2 1f thatmy foes did ſecke my Shamey
5 But 1 doe fay vvho vvill gine me, I might it yvell abide:
the ſvvift and: pleaſant vvings; From open enemies check an blame,
Of ſome fame Done, that T may flie, ſome vyhere I could mee hide. »
and reit mee from theſe things. « 24 but thou it yyas myfellovy deare,
3 Locthen I vyould goe farte avvay, _ vvhicb fiiendship didſt pretend: 4

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Aue mercy Lord on mee I Pray» for man would mee deuaura

antriinns thee 1 call and cry, | hide not thy face avvay.
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And yvhen to thee I call and cryy hide not thy face avvay-

And didit my fecrer counſel heare, * — end punichthern full fore:

as my familiar friend.
2x For ſure there is no hope that theys

25 VVith yvhom I had delight [0 ralke, toturne vvill once accord.

-in ſtexet anabroad: For vvhy*they will not God obeyy

ether oft did vvyalke, nor doe not feare the Lord.

vvithin gots of God. 22 Vpon theirfrieuds they lay their h6dY
36 Let death in haſt ypon them fall, ich yyere in couenant knits -, ;

and ſend them quick to hell: Of ——_ to neglect their bands
For miſchife ___— in their hall, * they paſſt or care no yyhit.

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23 VVhile they haue vyar vyithin their
37 he bd ee Þ as butter are their vvords : (bearty
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and he doth ſuccour —_ tide,
13 At morning,noone, and cuening

vnto. the Lord I pray! For in no yviſe vvillhe accords
VVhen I fo inſtantly haue cride, the inft in thrall to ſee.

he doth not ſay mee nay. :
25 But God $hall caſt them deepe in pits
19 To peace he hall reſtore mee yer, that thirſt for bloud alyyaics;
though vyarre be noyy at hand ;
Although the number be full
that vvauld againſt mee ſtand.
20 The Lord that firſt & laſt doth raigne,
both noyy and euermore:
VVill heare yvhen I to him complaing, |

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3 Mine enemies dayly enterpriſe, $ —_—_— $1 cither dyd or «
to ſyvalloyy mee outright : t them at their yy!
To fight againſt met many riſe, And their counſells thar they rake,
© Othoumoſt high of might. is hovv to yvork mee ill
6 They all conſent themſelues to hidg
g vyhe they vrould make me moſtafraid, cloſe vyatch For mee to layy
vvith boaſt and brags of price: To ſpy wy pathes,& ſnares haue layde,
\J truſt in vhee alone for ayde, to take my life avvay, *
Sutrpromiſe }47emiind and proſe er ſc miſchief, ſec
s oem 7 us icape on (
4 © Lord'1 ſtick to thee 1 od on them yvilt froyyne:
1 doe not care at all afſtryes, Fol en am gon oors

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Ake piryfor thy promiſe lake, have mercy Lord 6 on mee: e: For

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vvhy 5-my ſoule doth ber berake, vnto the help of thee.

4 VVithin rhe sbadovy of thy vvings, to ſane mee from their ſpite x

« I ſet my ſelfe full faſt; That todeuoure mee haue atſayd,
4” miſchiefecmallice and like things, his mercy,truth,and might.

5 I lead my life vyith Lyons fell,
ſet on vvrath and irc:
And yyith ſich yyicked men I dvvell,
thar frer like flames of fire.

He fighterh with mee night and: day, and troub/Cth we ech houre. -

and on my teares doeſt lookes * as 1 befort began :
Reſerue them in a by thee, The Lord he is m _

_ and vvtire them thy booke. I doe not care
f 12 1 vittperforme veith katt 6 fre

4 el I doe call _ thy name, to God my yovves alvyayes;
, foex abvxy doe (tart * Aud1OLordalt times to

Lye ue jr by the 2me, vyill offer thanks and prayſc. ,
od doth rake ry part,
3» 1 ory Ma tht voor td of Gol, * 13 My ſoule from death thou doeſt de-
_agRE 3 acornds an4 keep m —_— - ye
VVirh joy thall declare abroad, Thet1 before aſcendz.
the promiſe of the Lord. wich fuch as lus inlight
I I rruſt in God and yet 1 ſay,

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vybys myſouledorh her berake, vnto the kcly of thee.

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like ſvyords and AT,
My hart is ſet to land the Lord,

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7 Servp and ahdv thy Safe O God, -- if Mm I ioy alvyayes:
aboue rhe heauens brigh , My hart I ſay 4orh vyell accord,
: to fing his land and praiſe.
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3 Nay inyour hartyou mare & muſe, and faſt doth top his care. .

in miſchiefe roconſent: Tl
RTE NE, 5 Feckte he vill nat heare $7 bp,

your handotoSrives aebent. of one that charmeth vyell: :
ce # No though he vvere the chiefe of choiſe, |

F The wicked fort from theic birth day, and di4cheretn excell. At

| haue'etrect on this yore: 6 OGodtbreak thoutheir teethat onte
And from their mothers vyombe alvvay, io Es mouths

haue vied eraft-and lies. he pulp Hex. in Dole gre ayubent® 9
4 In them the priſon and-rhe breath, bg 7A pe ps hang out.

of Serpents did appeare: T
Yea like the Adder that 1s deafe, 7 'Letrhew conſume avvay and vvatty
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8 . As ſnayles do yyaſt yvithin the sbell, of them that himforſake
"and vitto fine doe rinine:

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that good mts have revvands-

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s nerd Hornetle ny ae yok that iufſtice doth regazd. - z*

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as hounds they houle and

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fromglens to place they ren. .

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confound rhem in their pride: goodneſſe I vvill praiſe: .
Thou wicked ones yh een yes of roreng For art my defence and ayde,
ha ler all the vyorlddetide arneede inall afſayes.

dg Conſume them in vyrath O Lord, 17 Thou art my ſtrength thou haft mee
Conſume them jth rec O Lord Ting rothees - (Raydy
Thar meu may knovy throughout the Thou ex ie neraitenls
that Iacobs God dorh raigne. (yvorld —_ God to mee. |
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towilt thou God vvhich did forſake _

thy folke their land and coaſts:
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nor vvalkc among our hoaſtes,

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and ſo prolong his dayes:

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vſc wtel folke bory Lug . He doth Abou mer inc no povver,
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our rruſt is inthe Lord, tharGod alone doth all, '
12 And thou O Lord act good & kinds
9 The Hnnes of men deceitful are, thy mercy doth exceed 2
-:.-. on ballance bur a fleight: $0 har all ſorts vrith thee challl. Snde,
dey —- things moſt vaine do thE compare, | according LY their meed.
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10 Truſt ot in yyropg,robry or Kealth, a
__ vayne delights be gone:
hough goods vvell gor flovy in vyith
"- nor your harrs thereon, (yycalth,

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s Defen4me from rhat ſort of men, Md nn - Lo eter
which in deceirs do lurke: - The iuſt ynvyareF# to firike by _"_
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10 The fvyord $hall them devour eche For Ja an wourke challahen be beſtops

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And praiſe his vvitty yvorks aud t
7 Bur _ all this shall nor anayle, vvhart he to paſſe hath brought.
vyben they think leaſt vpon : x0 Yershall the iuſt in God reioyces
God vvith his dart $hall ſure afſayle, Kill rruſting in his might: .
and yvound them cuery one. So Shall they ioy yvith mide & voyce,.

$ Their crafts & their ill rogues vvithall vyhoſcharr is —_ right,
shall yyork them ſelues ſuch blame 2:
That they vyhich then behold rheir fall,

Shall vyonder at the ſame. |
ALTFVS, E.Blancks.

hate core ieFny Hee ad ele ballets fulfil, -
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with truſt shall-come to thee. 6"VVith ſtrength thou art beſet abougg
F , and compalſt vyith thy povver':
3 Our wicked life ſo far exceedes, Thoy mak(t the -monntaines Rrong and
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- # 'The folke that dvvell fallfar on earth,
-Shall dread thy fignes to ſee:
5 Of i great iuktice beare vs God, which thorne &eucning in great mirth,

CANTYIS, E, Hooper.

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* his eyes all things behold:
All-ſiich as yvould him difhbay,
y ves for feredoe ſeeke cke to thee, by him $hall be controld.

* fone 7 Yepeople —_— a
Almentiat dyke earth though. due laud and thancks alvvaies 2
: e the name of God: (our, vrittiopfull voyce declare abroad,
about, and ſing ynto his praiſe.
and vyhich Jock indue our ſoiile vyith life,
4 Al folke. come forth behokdand ſee, __ it preſerue vvithall :
* the Lord hath rt! He ſizyerk our feer fo that no ſtrife, * 5
m_ vvell the vwondrous yyorks he "can make ''vs lip of fall
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x: VVith vver thou doeft her furrovues
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and bleſſ> her fruit vvithall.

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vvith faire & pleafantcrop ; * (graces

Thy ctondtdiſtill their devy apaces

great m_—_ they do drop. |

wid them shall ſprings.
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And thege vvith chaines & oy
to lye in bondage faſt.
The ſecond part.
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very griefe and __
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diſpoſe ix tothe beſt :
And bringſ vs out into a place,
to liue in yyealth and reſts

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15 Burnt offiings1 evitlgmewithes %
of Oxenfar and Kammes: |

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of Bullocks , GoateFor Lambes,

16 Comeforth _ ww full ſoone,
all ye that feare the

VVhar he for his pore flock ch done
to you I vyill record. *

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feet: graunecth my deſire.” 53>

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all the « Thrombour hey 4 fo wi
vwarld fo 4s
may ſce thy ſaving heal. . all reioyce vvith mirth:
For _—_ with truth & righrdoeſt ow
3 Let all the vyorld O God, the nations of the carth-
geue prayſe onto thy name:

CANTYS. 7 _R-Aliſr,

fire ——— and vvindeblovy Gnodke avvay: Sc So in the
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F Let all the vyorld © Go... . S$hall bleſovocke withal
\geneprars bar yer name ;
let all abroad,

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ves TE rio ig yy
Excoll this name of Iah our God, = > the doue:
and him doe magnifle. ethers ſceme to haue
fades» Sd aboue.,
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WC. his holy renrnt ouer kings both hie and lovy: x

ther is of Then $hal litbe like Salmon hill,

© and iu udge of vekdoyres cafe: as yyhite as any ſnovy,
6 IIIIES iſſie both, |
vnto the comfortlefſe: Is rok s Groiefull bl
bringeth others

7 hen ton lt march beret lk I6 ;
The Fgiptians and leape for prid

&broughrſt ths to2/ vvildernes, This hill of Sion <
*vhich yyas bo Ins. and there vyill d

8 The earth did quake we i
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as it vyould clexue aſnnider, Rte " The Lord 1 an ole Sing, ;

: 9 rite brit; 40ps Sem, 28 hoodia 1 OTLord ; | onbye,
a
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by . in priſou kept and thrall.

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' Thou Ride nd moines

+" The third part. | to endure,
21 He is the God from. vvhom alone, ..... ;30 And Fin temple git pes + nile
uation commeth plaine; ' giue vnto thee(O Lor
Heis the God by vyhom vve ſcape, For. thine ynto RR —_
hop gen conch and paine.. -, .+, -.- fare promiſe madeby vyords
Thus Co het ' exniccalpe: (hex 8 The fourth
e their hearie ( Part.
of +54 ſe that in their yvickedaeſR, _- |
continually doe yyalke. _,....- -, Yea andftra ings to vs ſubdude; -
shall doe like in er den
23 From Baſan Iyvill bringfaid be .. -I meane to thee (7
my people an4 my Sheepe: — theirgiftzof and id 125g
And all mine ovvne as O——_ . ' 3x He shal deſtroy the ſpcaremens rick
danger of the d their calues = bules of might: ,

24 CET wet And c ls = ynyy y,& daung

as louc 40

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26 The ge bet mo! +: "Sid Fab

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27 Novvin the Congregatians ati :. mu
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cfſe me vp In ip of he they rvou <3
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then heareSare of my head. |

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They do compell mee to reſtore,

the rhings I-neuer had.” : i pine mee
6 VVhat I hauedone for rear af ot Their checks & rams xe ito tear,
thou Lord all rimes cartfhrell 2 f _ or tan toe
And all the faults that I commit. + © parti”
- > Gn INRSTIANES © * It Though Ts i ets chaty
and miney* «
9 O God of boaſts defendand ſtay, er in wy rexchrhingeare is cſs 2
all thaſe thattrui furthee?: , they paſſe not thepevpon 1 |

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tkoholg vpon them all.

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thew-offprings eke expet!:

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25 And let their cies be darck & they neuer haue
= ur gs _ TO Og > gn
| CANTFS.

wn al Ni and ſeeke to yrork mee zhime?
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The foutth pare; _—_
pr Though I O Lond vyith yvo & griefe 5:
hane bene full fore opppeſts he of
Thy fp Shel >euc mee ſuch reliefe,
that e —_.... |
oat Mo es 24.4... His praiſe they Shall declare and
That I may gelie thy pare the praiſe ! abevys
* and shevy it yolth a ng: EPS . withall rhan due in them. . | ,
veith harry tlahcRE along, © - ' and Tudaes Cites boa, | _ >
33 VVhich is more pleifantymo'they, 7 pofieGon rhereshall kawey
ſuch minde thy grace hath borue; ſtreeres "2" <ul
Theneither Oxe or Calfeean be, |
that hath both hoofe atut horne.
34 VVhen fimplefoIke doe this behold,
it hall reioyce them ſte;

Palme.70. , '

< ſpcedahelpe,helye I thee defire, =
healthy ._... 6 But I am yyeake and poore,
% come Lord ine and] lack:

therefore,
pot Lack, =

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ALTOS. IDoulard.B.of Muſick, |

= X Thea y: God in ll dtreit, my hope is whole ia tees +

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TENOR,

Y "Then ber no-thatnemy ſoule opprefie, mronce take hold of meet
s As thou art niſt defend mee tord;,”- thy glory and thy praiſe :.
xyi mee+ out of dreads; + - * And cke my tongue shall not befl, cls
Geue eare and to my fiite accord, to honor thee alvyaics.
audi mee help ar need. - | _: _* 9 Refuſe mee not © Lord I ſry,
3 Be thou my rock to whom Tmay vyhen- age my limmes doth take:

aheis ſirengrh and poyyer: + And they againſt mee doe conſpires +
(yaink and exe from them, that forty ſouls layd erage, © =
The ſecond part.

$ Duarte 8 nab, I Lay hand and rake him novy they aid

| | for 60d him is gone: _, _
Tex rom wy you Td aa Diſpatch x quite for vo his axde,

6 Th6u hait me kept eata from tp bicck - _ 1, vis there
» and I through meg 1 Do not abſens thy ſelſe 2vvan,
wvyherefore 1 yvil thee praiſe vvith mirth O Lord vvhen niced shall bee :
_ both evening and at mopde. .

But that in _—— thou mays
—_—_ oe! $6 quee.

Bur thow art novy and #6 hefobeng,
. * my fence and ay Oppreſe
Calne aTais _ tharfaine v1

Pſumem. * _ CANTY'S,

and Teak kisSomentar elec ing Lon dyiaticodrecll, That ©

I vvill ſet forth thy prayſe.

15 My month thy inſtice shall record,
has dayly help doth fend ;

But of thy benefirs O Lord,
I knovyv no count nor end.

16 Yet yvillI goc and ſceke forth one,
vvith thy good help O God:

The ſauing healrhof thee alone,
to Sheyy and ſet abroad.

17 For of my youth thou tookſt the care
and dooft inſtru mee ſtill :

Therefore thy vyonders to 1eclare,
I tagegreat mind and vyill.

15 And as in youth from vyanton rage,
thou Aft mee keepe and ſtay:

Forſake mee not ynto mine age,
and'rill my head be gray-

| The third part,
19 Thar I thy irength and might may
to them that novy be here: (5hevy,
Andthatour ſeed thy povver may knovy,

Pſalme,72.,

—

ALTYS,

in
Oh who lice tothee*

21 Thou madſtmee feele affliction fare,

yet thou didſt mee ſane; _
Yea —_ didſt help and mee reftore,
and rook mee from the graue. |
22 And thou minehonor doeſt increaſe,

my diguitie maintaine: i
Yea thou dooſt makeall firifeto ceaſes
and comfort mee againe.

23 Therefore thy faithfulnes to to praiſe,
I vvill both lute and fing:

all ſound thy laud alvvayes;
O Iſraells holy king.

24 M mouth $ball ioy thy pleaſant voyce
vv L hell ng wo hag ;.

- And cke my foule

for thou haſt made mee free.

25 Mytongue thy vprightneſſe shal ſod
and ſpeake ir dayly till:
Forgriefe and shame do them
that ſought to vvork mee ill.

R.A liiſon,

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equi- tie the poore that have no' might.
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3 And let the; moyntaines that archle, Vnrillthe Mnone chalfſeane 5 bo prints 2
vito theirfolke ginepeace: vvaſt,chaunge;and to encre Ar
And ckelet ps hus applie, 3 He Shalbbe Lord of ſea and land, ©
a0 inflice mcareaſe-: from $shore to- Shore throughout: © |
$*Thar bo-may helpy andeaſe Segue, And from the flouds yvithin the laudy | |
vvith ayde and mY through al} me earth about, * 13
Eo] Rodents doe them yron "7 The people that in deſerts dyvell, He
- 611 Fnoſes 'yvronge * - © n tte dvve
" i Shall kneeleto/him full thicke:
5 Andthen from age ro age all they, Amt all hisenimies that rebell, * 4
atd and feare thy might: > the carthandduſtshall licke. Fe
So hes 2x5 Sun doth $shine by day, 20 The Lords of all the Iles S—ax | ;
.. arelſcthe Mooneby night” © - * great gifts 5 hit hall bri
& Lord make zhe king vatothe "oY The king of Saba and Arabye,
_ likerawe infields nevy movvyne; :"gikbtimgy's deftly: Ging- "5 T5
ye props that laie- vhe dutty The fecond ,
id fresh the land vnſovune. ++ ++ It All kings shall feeke vvith one accord H
in his. good grace toſtand:
7 The iuſt $ball florish in his time, - - Andall thepeopleof the yyortd. 36
"and all Shal be at. peace>- Shall jerue him as his hands

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equitic the poore that haue no might.

x3 Forhe the needie fortdoth ſaue, Thar it like Co—_—_ Shall fand,
that vnto him doth call: in Libanus fi ull long,
And eke the fimple folke that haue,
kohelpe of man atall. 77 Their Cities eke full cect hoody
Ns pe INE
1; He taketh pity on the poore, p e it Shall farexceede,
thar are veith neede oppreſt: and ſpring as greene as ;
He doth preſerue them euermore, 13 Foreuer they Shall p is name;
and bring their ſoule to rett. vyhile that the ſunne is
14 He $hall redeeme their life from dread And thinke the happy 'the ſamey
.from fraud,from vyron pI all folke shall bieſſe his might,
Andeke the bloud thar they Shall blecdey
is preciousin his fight. 19 Prayſe ye the Lord of hoaſtes & fingy
to Ifradls God ech one

20 And blefied be his holy name, ;
all rimeserernally:
bs pan of this lands Tharall the _— = prayſethe ſames*
Amen, amen, ſay 1.

Pſalme.;73. E, Blancks.

He > Cum— be, yer God od is good, and kinde wo Ifaell: om
B ASSPFS,

Andto all ſuch as ; fafely ner theipconſciince 3 pure and well.

. Yer like a foole'] almoſt Mpy _ $4 boaſting much of the vyrongs_
: began toflide : VVhich they hane done to fimple meny
And ee T vviſteuen at a yo and euer ptide among.
© iy ſteps avvry gan glide, 9 The dpmomtnbhoticing Lord,
$-Foryvhen 1 ſavy ſuch they vQT 20 b
I grudgd and did —_— And prars they do ens
That: men all things thoulthaue 2 vvight they doe eſtceme.
ith 10. The people.of -Godoft timesxume
vyithour turmoyle or paine. P net
4 They neuer ſuffer pangues nor vriefe, to ſec their proſperous ſtate : (bac
as if death should them ſmite: And almottdrinck the ſelfe ſame cups
Their bodies are both Nour and itrongs and fo}l»vv the ſpe rate.
euer-in good plight. The ſecond pare.
1: Hovy can it be that God ſay ther
5 And free from all aduerfitie, _ Should knovy and vnderſtand : ,
yhen other men be $shent: Theſe yyorldly things,fince vvicked men
And) vith-the reſt they take no part, - be Lords of Sea and land. _.
fon or puni 12 For vvee may ſee hovy vvicked mens
6 Therefore preſumption doth imbrace, in riches Rill increaſe :
their necks as doth a chayne : Revvarde4 vyell vyith vvorlfly goods,
And are enen vvrapt as in arobe, ' and liue in reft and peace.
c rapyne ans 13 Then vyhy dae I from vvickednefſe,
7 Theyare ſo fed thateven for far, . my fantaſiy refraine* -
their eyes oft tymes our ſtart : And vvash my hands vvith innocents,.
And asfor yvozldly goods they be haue, and clenſe my hart in vaine.

more then can vvish their hart. 14 And ſuffer ſcourges cuery days
3 The&irlife ismoſt licentious, as ſubiect ro ail blame:

Pſalmelng. CANTY'S,” E.Hooper.
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Hy art thou Lord ſo long fre from vs, in all this m—_— deepe:

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VVhydoththing anger kindle thus at thine oveue paſture shecp es

ZEESSE

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And to

An4 euery moraing from my yourky
ſuttaine rebuke and shame.

15 And I had almoſt fayd as they,
miliking their eſtate :

Burt that 1 showld thy children iudge,
as folke vnfortunate.

16 Then TI bethought mee hovy 1 might,
this matrer ynderitand ;

Bur yet the labor vyas to greats
for mce to take in haul.

17 Vntill the ryme 1 vyent vynts,
thy holy place,and then
I vaderitocd right perfectly,
the end of all theſe meu.
18 And namely hovy thou ſetteſt themy
vpon a ſiippery place?
And ac thy pleaſure a 1d thy vvill,
thou doeit them all deface.

19 Then $hal men muſe ar that ſtraunge
- * to ſee hoyy ſodenly: (Gzhe
They are dettroyd,diſpatcht, confumde,
and Jead ſo horribly.

29 Much lize a dream yyhe one avvakes,
fo shall theiryrealth decay:

Their famous names 1nall mens fight,

Sony < —_

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1 ſuch as ſafely keepe, Pi 4 pure and vy

Shall cbbe and —_—_ avvay.
Thc third part.
at Yet thus my hart vyss greened theny
wy mynde vyas mich oppreſt:
32 So fond yyas I and ignorant,
and in this point a beaft.
23 Yet neuertheles by my right ry
thon holdeſt mee alyvayes faft :
24 And yvith thy counſell doeſt me guys
to glory at the laſt,

35 VVhar thing is there that I can yvigh
bur thee jn hexwen aboue $

And in the earth there is nothing,
like thee tharx I can loue.

25 My flesh,and exe my hart do fayle,
but God doth fayle mee neuer:

For of my hart God is my itrength,
my portion eke for cuer.

27 And loe all ſuch as thee forſake,
thou shalrt deſtro eche one 2:

And thoſe that truſt in any thing,
ſauing in #hee al-ne.

23 Therefore I vvill dravy neere to God
and euer vvith him dvvel : «

In God alone I pur my truſty
thy yyonders yvill T tell.

E, Hooper

w—_—_—d He

VVhby doth thine auger kindlethus, at thine ovyne paſture sheepes
B ASSYLS,

" VVhpdorh thine ap, 6 binds "0 at $ thine ormaepatine Reepe.

2 Loxd

Lord cyl hepeagle mh 1aHy abough Hongi®, 3. EI

7 d!
ahox vvhich thou haſt NC 2: and
from bondage fore and ſtrong, The houſe ap ppoinred for nam, F,

raxe dovvne-to the

2 Have minde I ſay and ateryion- a ”

rememberit full yyell: 9 And thus they faid yvithin aetrhan
Thy pleaſant place thy mount Sion, dipachthew outof hand; _ .

vyherc thou vvaſt vyontto dyvell. _ Then urn-they yp in euery place, ©
4 Liftvp thy foors and comein haft, Gods hauſes through the land,

and all thy foes deface; T0 Yet thouno fizne of 6 tort _—
VVhich novy ar pleaſure rob and vyaſt, our Prophets all arego

vvithia thy holy place. Ta tell yyhen this our p

among vs there is <4

5s Amid the congregations all,

thine enemies roare O'God: 21 VVhen veiſcthou Ladd 6nceedl this
They et as fignes on enery vyall . . and ceaſe thine enemies ſtrongy,(:
, theirbannersſplayd abroad. * Shall they alvvay blaſpheme ey
E 45 men vvith axcs hevy hay trees, | and raileon thee ſo longs

that onthe hills do gro 12 VVy doeſtvvithdravy thy hand aback
& shine the bills and iFrordes of theft, and hide it inthy lap* :

within thy temple novy. -- pluck i itout and benot ſlack, -

: to giue thy foes a rap. .

9 The ſecling favyd the carued books, The ſecond part.

the goodly grauen ſtones : 13 Oc Tore tis
VVith axes,hammers bills & fyyords, and cuermore haſt beene:

Pfulme.75, CANTY S. 1,Douland, B.of Muſick.

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Nto thee G God vve yvill giue rhancks,vve will iuethancks to thee,

Bel TO ELIE
Sizh thy name is ſoneare, declai e thy vyondrous vvorks vvill veces

"Sith thyname is ſo neare, declare the eedndrons yvotks vvill vyee. _
2 Ivvill vprightly iudge vyhen ger. © "ſet not your hornes ſo hye.
conuenient time 1 maie: -. 4 ques ea war too
Theearrh is vreake and all therein, -- your homes on bye 2
bur I her pllers ſtaie. Andſee ——— -—— <x——_
ea an ſpeake p reſumptcouſly.
3 I did mama /

eeale rior ſofuriouſly: vc <4 5 Fornciterfivm th Fattne pa

ET $49 c++ /, PIEFHIEN [4K '
Loik {4 POS

na - orazt Bs zur the - 56s thit this, ? & "% 2 os. ty
ew) Po ey hare, (vworld An{ Kory te fo sh folk are ſe

T are and dead, tor n thy name.
+ he did of pn pho 20 Olet my he beaſtes deuourg

anion = on "> <p AN thy Turtle that is true:
_. tharhee rherein did dic. .* F rs povver,

ce poore tharmuch dorue,
25 Yeathou didit breake the heads fo
of VVhales that are ſo fell; (great 21 Regard thy couenaunt and behoulds
Anig gaulſt them to the folke to care, Or red ye the land;
that in the deſert dyvelL darke,foryvorne and old,
36. Thou mad*|t a ſcrping of fireames " our realme as novy doth ſtand. *
from rock buth hard and bye: (toriſe 22 Ler not the ſimple goe ayvays
And eke thy hand hath made likevviſe, vvith diſapointed shame.
. _ deeye riversto be dry. Bur ler the poore and needy —_—

a giue praiſe ynto thy name.
ie and eke thenight are thine
they vyere begun: 23 Riſe Lord,let be by thee maintainds
Thou ſerſt to ſerue vs vvith their shine, thecauſe thar is thine oyyne:
— thelight and cke the Sun Remember hovy that thou b
13 rhoudoeſt appoint the endes and artyby the foolish one.
of all the earth about: (coaſts 24 The voice forget not of thy foe®
Both ſummerheates, and vvinterfroijtes for their preſitming hie:
. thy han4hath found them our. 1s more and mote increaſt of thoſe;

79 Think on O Lord no time fotget

gm nt ALTVS. ———

and, dedlere x vvondrous —_—_ villyver.
B ASSFSS.

Nto thec =P ve ye vel give chicks; vve vvill giue thancks to thee,,

ads F 1
Et | —_ <_— | wr — _ - —

Sith thy name is fo neare, declare thy vyvondrous vyorks vvill vyet,
Nor fromforſaken wwilderuefle, op OE

protection doth proceede.
6 Tyner tne cor Gadhoths | " linſel do poureahras: ,
s Iudge alone: 3 As fi lecs and
He de es ner ee EET
ap other in the throne. - The vvicked of the earth shall drincig
and ſuck them enexy vehire -:1 -2.4

ah # But

7, Farmiya cup of wigh3e vrjigs

23 But 1 vvi of God 1 fay, | T0 | In DANN the horns of all,
»
| of nity therefore : vn men vvill I :

And vvill not ceaſe to celebrate, Bnt Sts e ho of righteous men
his praiſe for euermore. shalbe exdired the,

CANTYS, _E.Blandg

His name is great in 1fraell, 'a people of his ovvne.
3 At Salem he his tents hath pight, $5 But novv the proud are ſpoyld ma_
to tarry there a ſpace: and they are fallen on ſleep : (thee
In Sion eke he doth delight, Through men of yvar no help can be,
to make his dyvclling place. themſclues they could not keepes
6 Ar thy rebuke O Iacobs God,
3 And there he brake both $shaft & boyy wvvhen thou didſt them reproue:
the ſyyord the ſpeare and Shiel1:; As balfe aſleepe their chariots ſtood,
And breake the ray toouerthrovy, no horſanen once dyd moue.
in battayle on the ficld,
4 Thou art more vyvorthyhonor (Lord) 5 For thou art fearefull, Lord in deede
more might tn thee doth lye: vvhat man the courage hath:
Then in the ſtrongeſt of the yyorld, To bide thy ſight,and doth not dread,
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as all glory be therefore:
: Gloria patri. f, G—_— vv4s,is novhy
"To Father, Soune,aud holy Ghoſt,
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8 VVhen thou doeſt make thy indgement 11 Make vo
from heauen throngh the grofid: (heard yefolke _
Then all the earth full ſore afraid, Bring gifts all
in Mence $shalbe found. for dreadf ry: ure is he.
12 Forhe doth rake both life & mighyg
9 Andthat yyhe thou (O God) doeſt tid, from Princes great of byrthz
in iudgement forto ſpeake: And full of terrour is his fighy
To ſaue the aMficted of the land, ra all the kings oncartts
on earth thar are full yyeake.
Io The fury that inthern doth raigne,
Shall rurnevnto their prayſe : *
Hereafter Lord doe thou reſtraine,
their yvrath and threats alyyaies.

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3 VVhenTto think'on God-entend, .. be friendly ynro-vs
' my troublethen is more; > VVhaes is his goodnes deanadecai
bur could not make an end, : foreugrand aday*

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- þy-breath vyas ftgpr ſo ſore. , Or is his promiſe novy delaidy
4 Thou holdt mi alvvaies from or doth his gruth decay

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VVirh feare am Lf fore oppreſts 9 And vvill the. Lord gurGodfarger
my ſpeech dorh mee farſake, his mercies manifolds

Or Gal his vvrath encreaſe ——_——

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and oft did thinke vpon:
The times and ages that are paſty

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6 By t-my ionges to minae, e it

once made thy praiſe to shevy:
And vvith nh bt talke I find, RYyITRY

my {pxirs doe ſcarch to knovy.

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12 Yea all his yvorkesT vvill declare, the depthes on trembling fell,
mid vyhat hee did deuiſe:
Torellhis fats yvill not ſparez*' * 17 The cloudes that vyere — thick &
and cke his counſel wiſe, did rai
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33 T v_—_ Oo Lord are all vpri ty nes a did flyez
holy all abro ad$ gh 3 Thy thanderin che fire vvasheard,
VVhar one hath ſtrength romatch the ' lightning from aboue:
ofthee O Lord our God* (might, VVirh flashes greatmade men afeards
2 ne IDA the earth did quake and mone.

thy vvon a
And fo — make yo people kuovy, 19 The vyaiesvvithia the ſeas do lye

thy 'verrue and thy povver. - -—- thy pathes invvarers deepez
' Yernonecan there thy ſteps eſpyes
25And thine ovene folk thoudoeſt defed nor knoyy thy paths to keepe.
vvith itrenghrt & ſtretched arme; 20 Thouleadſt thy folke vpon the land,
The ſonnes of Iacob that deſend, as Sheepe on cuery fie:
and Ibſephs ſeede from harmex '/ through Moyſes,& through Arons hang
36 _ emer ny renner thee, thou didit them ſafely guide.

And they fas feare ulide dic flew,

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* for our inftruftion, our Fathers hauc ys told.

4 Becauſe vyee $hould not keep it cloſe
from _ that SHoull come after :

VVho shontd Gods povyver to their rxce
and all his vvorks of yyonder. (prayſe

$s To lacob he commaundment gaue,
hovv Iftaell Should line:

VVilling our fathers should rhe ſame,
ynto their Children geue.

& That they and their poſteritie,
that vverenot ſprong vp tho :

Should haue the knovyledge of the _—_
and teach thegr ſeed alſo, ;

7 Thar they mayhauethe berrer hope,
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and his precepts in loue

3 Not being astheir fathers y7ere,

rebelling in Gods fight;
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9 Hovy vvent thepeople of Ephr
their neighbours for to (; GS
Shooting their darts the day of of yyar,
and yet they tooke the foyle.

To For yyhythey didnot keep vvith cod,
the couenant that vyas made :

Nor yet vvould yyalk or lead their liney
according to his trade.

* T1 Bur put-into obliuion,

his _ and his will:
And all tis yoorks moſt magnifique,
wviged he declared ſtill =
* The ſecond part.
12 VVhat vvonders to our forefathery
dilte bimſelfe diſcloſe :
In Ryenn land,yvithin the ficld,
that calld is Thaneos,
1; He did deiride,aud cur the ſea,

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14 He led them ſecret in a cloud,
by day vvhen it vyas bright :

And in the night vyhen darck it yyas,
vvith fire he gaue them light.

15 He brake the rocks in yvilderneſſe,
and gaue the people drinck :

As plcarifull as yvhen the deeps,
doe tlovyy vp to the brinck.

25 He dreyy out rivers out of rocks,
that yvere both dry and hard;

Of ſich aboundance that no flouds,
rorhem might be compard.

17 Yer for all this agaiult the Lords
their finne they dil increaſe:

And ſtirred him that is moſt high,
to yvrath in vvilderneſſe,

13 They rempred him vyithin their harrs
like people of miſtruſt;

Requiring ſuch a kinde of
as ſetned to their luſt,

19 Saying vvith emarmuration,
in their ynfaithfulneſſ: :

VVhars can this cod prepare for v3g
a feaſt in vvilderneſſe?

20 Behold he ftrake the ſtony rock,
andflouds forthvyith dyd flovy z

Bur can he noyy geue to his folk,
both bread and flesh alſo.

21 VVhen God heard this he vvavred
vvith lacob and his ſeeds (vyrothy

So did his indignation,
on Iſracll proceede,

The third part,

22 Becauſe they did not faithfully,
belceue and hupe that he :

Could alvvaies help & ſuccour them
in their necefitic.

23 vvherforc he did commaiid the clouds
forrhyvith they brake ia ſunder ;

24 And raynd dovvg Manna for them to |
afood of mickle yyonder. (care

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26 He b ihe Bahoyi blovy ayvay, . That paſſethayyay and cannot. yvell
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©" ophave ul-the all-theirtentes did ſtand. Hovy did they moue 2nd ftir the Lord, *
: _ to plague rhens vvith his {troke*

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ceriving con they vwould haue done,

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32 Yor fellheyto their yyomed inns, , 43 Norhovy be vyrought kismi
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and ſtill they didhim greeue: a5 they themſelyes beheld:
+: 7p d nth ea In ud the vvonders'rhat
they vyould him not belceue. did in Zoan fild-
33 Their daics . SE he shortened,
andmadetheir honor vaine: - 44 k af wag wha porrel
yeares did vvaſt aud paſſe avyay cir vyaters int9
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Et vyas mercifull,

EL oadry yon 48 and yet vyith bailſtones once againg,

Thar he forgaue themtheir miſd 4 — er dro woareg: :

ar likevviſe

and 'evould ner Ben Gro. with thunderbolts full hote, |

$T Levrmany arime herurnd tis vvrath 49 He caſt vponthemiu his ires

and did kimſelfe aduiſe: and in his fury. ſtrong,

And vpould not ſuffer all his vvhole Diſpleaſure,yvrath,and eucllfpirits.
pſd ro ariſe. to trouble them among. -

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gt Hegrake alſorbe firſt borneall,
Re MY of ren and

allthe chicfe of men and beafts,
ay ithin the tents of Ham.

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wfocewin _ of Sea,

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Euen ro the Mount vvhich be had gor,
by his _ arme and hand.

55 Ang there aont the pr na folke,

And in their fr ene eeibas,
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Andvvitktheir Idoles vehemently,
yo Therervich bis w—_ th began
vvra againe,
Nr Kinate in breft: "
The nat bwks of Ifraell,
he did fo much dereft.

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of Silo,vvherc he vyas: |
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63 Tho pong ep verea dared entth

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And not 2 vvidory Ieft line,
their death for to bemone.

65 Andthen the Lord b -————
like one that A——o ce
And as a yaliant man of vyar,

And put them then vnto a thatne,
that vvas perperually

67 Then he the tent and tabernacle
A % Cee of Bpdeniny |
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he vvould in no vviſe chuſe,
63 But choſe the tribe of lehnda,
yyhereas he thought to ovvelly.
Euen the noble mount Syon.
vyhich he did loue fo vyelL

69. VVhereas be didhis remple

both ſurptuouſly and ſure :
Like as the carth vvhich be

the Lord did him aduance ;

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Teruſalem an heape is made, thy temple they defile. Bl
a The bodies of thy ſaints ſo deare, And Shevy thy yyrath as hot as fire,
abroad to birds theycaſt : thy folke for to conſume * z0
The fesh of them that doe thee feare, 6 Vpon thoſe people poure theſ ame,
© the bealts deyoure audvvat. vvhich did thee neuer knovy:
i 4, All realmes yvhich call not on thyname
3 Their blond throughout Ieruſulem, conſume and ouerthrovy.
as yvazer {pilt they have 2.
$0 that there is not one of them, 7 For they haue gortthe vpperhand,
to lay their dead in graue, and Iacobs ſeed deſtroyd :
4 Thus are yveg made a laughing Rock, His habitation and his land,
almoſt the vvorld throughout, they hauc left vvaſt and yoyd.
T he enemies at vs 1eft and mock, $ Reare not in mind our former faults,
vvhich dyvel our coaſts about. yvith ſpecde ſome pitie shevy |
' Andayde ys Lord in all afaults,
s VVilt thou O Lord thus in thine ire, for yve are yycake and loyys
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Pſalme,80. CANTY S, 1, Douland. B.of Muſich,

Hou heard that Iſraell doeſt keepe,giue eare & take good heede:
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F vyhich leadeſt Ioſeph like a 8heepe,and doeſt him vvatch and feede.

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vvhich leadeſt Ioſeph like a sheepe,and doeſt him vvatch and feede.
2 Thou Lord 1 ſay vyboſe ſeate is ſet, come help vs Lord ariſe:
- on Cherubins ſo bright; 4 Dire& ourharts ynts thy grace,
$hevy forth thy ſclfe and doe not let, conuert ys Lord to thee :

ſend duvvae thy beames of lights _ vs the brightyeſſe of thy faces

i then full ſafe arc vvec.
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3 Manaſſes eke lborvid:. : 5 Lord God of hoſts of Iſraell
-T'o ahevy thy povyer doe thou beginy hor long vrilt thoul fary---

leruſalem an keape is made, thy temple ple they defile...
The ſecondpart. Of ſuch as are in priſon caſt,
4 ©O.Gnd that geueſt all kealth & grace, Mſuſtayning irons ſtrong.
on vs declare the ſame : Thy force and ftrengrth ro celebravwey
VVay not our vvyorks our finnes deface, Lord ſer them our of band ;
for honor of thy name. VVhich vnto death are deſtinate,
1 VVty shall the vvicked till alvvay, and in their encmies hand.
tn vs as people dum; 13 The nations vvyhich haue bene ſo bold
In he ber retoyce and ſay, as ro blaſpheme thy name:
ere is their God become $ Into their laps vvith ſeuen fold,
repay againe the ſame.
1 Require O rord as thou ſeeft good,
: before our eyes in fight : 14 So yvecthy folk and paſture sheepe,
Of all thoſe folk thy ſeruants bloud, vvill praiſe thee enermore:
which they {pilt in deſpighr. And teach all ages for ro keepe,
12 Receaue int» thy fight in haſt, for thee 1yke prayſe in ſtore.
the clamor griefe and yyrong :

Plalme.80,, ALTYS. I,Douland, B,of Muſick.

Hou heard that Ifracll doeſt keepe,giue eare & take good heed: =

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evhich leadeſt Ioſfeph like a Sheepe,and doeſt him watch and feede.
BASSTFTS,

_ opkich h leadeſt Ioſeph like a yon rs doeſt him vyartch and feede.

Againſt thy folke in anger ſyvell, ro thoſe thatdvyell about ?

and vvilt not heare them pray. And that our foes doe loue of life,
6 Thou doft the feed yvith ſorrovys deep they laugh and icft it out.

their bread vvith reares theyeare: 8 Orake-vs Lord vnto thy grace,
Anddrinck the teares that they doyyep, conuert our minds tothee:

in meaſure full and great- Shevv forth to vs thy ioyfull face,

7 Thou haſt vs made-o-veryReiey -« @M yvee ful wk haalbe,

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The ſecond part. !Nor Ifraell poop

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To pleatthe. cauſe poem rf wears indges of the
2 ; Hovwlong: Alth heyvill wo i procecde, 4 If '5ebe vvile defend the cauſe,

falſe iudgement'ro avyard'< of poore men, in their right:
nthe have r ns FN. for w_ of whe, " Arid rid tht nicedy from the clayves,
to tegard$ of tytants force and might. ©”

7 VVhereas of due yon hould” Lad 5 But nothing yvill they know or learnt
the Sheree: and vyeake in vgie to; thety 1 ta
'orhen the poote min el hey vvIl'flbt fre or 01 -diſcetue,
in a ently ſpeak bur ill in dXtknelfe vvalke.

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For loeeuen novy the time is come, 7 Bur notvvithſtanding ye shall dyey- -
thar all rhings fall ro nought: 43 men and fo decay: X
And likevviſe lavyes both all and fome, O tyranres 1 shall youdeftroy,
for gaine are ſould and bought. and pluck you quize ayyay.

6 I had decreed itin my fight, C IPINSOI dye north
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And chilirento the moſtof might, m—— _— CENT
for loueI did you call, to take themas thy right.

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2 For.yvhy*behold thy foes and ſee,
—_ they doo rage and cry:
a that beare an hate tg thee

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as I my ſelfe haue told :

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my ftaruts to them made :

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and noyy thou changeſt cheeres
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thine ovyne annoynte4 deere.
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of commers by rhroughour :
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77 Except the Lord had been mine aid, hee is my ſtrength and rock-

mine enemies to repell :
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almoſt as lovy as hell. themſclues forto annoy:
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and I am like to fall: our God shall them deftroy.

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praiſe yee h15 holy name: But yer our God4gkee is the Lord,

Declare and sheyv ſrom day to day, that hath the heauens made.
ſaluation by the ſame. 6 All praiſe,and honor eke do dyyell,
for aye before his face;

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3 Among the heathen eke declare,
vvithin his holy place.

his honor round abour :
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inall the vyorld throughout. 7 Aſcribe vnto the Lord alyvay,
4 For yvhy < the Lor1 is much of might, of eople of the yyorld :

and yyorthy praiſe alvvay : 11 might and yvorskip ckeI fay,
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aboue ail Gods I ſay. 8 aſcribe ynto the Lord alſo,

the glory ofhis name:
5 For all the Gods of heathen folke, _ Andeke into his courts do go,
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Yea, hee hath ſer the earth fo faſt, vvith gladnes and yvith mirth.
that it can neuer moue, 14 Before the preſence of the Lord,
Bagh 21d comming of his might :

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for it is feareFull ſare

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| Yeajhe on Cherubins doth fit, though all the vyorld doe roare.

4 The princely povver of our king,
dorh love iudgement and right;
Thon rightly ruleſt everie thing,
1h Iacob through thy might.

s To praiſe the Lord our God deuiſe,
all honor to him do ;

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vvithour our aid hce did vs make:

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and for his sheep hce doth vs take.

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Him ſerue vyith feare his _ forth tell; Come ye before him & rejoice.

4 O enter then his gates vvith praiſe,
approch vvith ioy his courts ynto :
Praiſe laud and ble his name alyyaics,

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as Prieits on him did call: and anſvveredſt them againe :

VVhen they did ptay hee heard thEyvell, 9s Thy mercy did on them appeare,
and gaue them anſyvere all their deeds didit not maintaine. +

7 VVithin the cload to them hee ſpake, 16 Oland and praiſe our God & Lord;
then did thcy labour ftull : vvithin his holy hill:

To keepe ſuch layyes as hee did make, For vybyiourGod throughout the vyorld,
and poiuted them vutilL is holy cuer ſtill.

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and caſt mee doyyne againe,

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remaiuge in ſteady place : ;
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abide from race to race.
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1; Thou vvilt ariſe,an4 mercy thou
to Sion vyilt extend :
The time of mercy novy the time,
foreſert is come to end. .
14 Foreuen in the ſtones thereof, #
thy ſeruants dodelight :
And on the duft thereof they haue,
compaſſion in their ſprite.

15 Then shaljthe heathen people feare,
the Lords moſt holy name:

Ani all the kingson carth $ball dread,
thy glory and thy fame.

16 Then yvhen the Lookehy moe God
againe Shall Sion reare

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his glory shall appeare, |

17 To'praier of the deſolate,
vvhen hee himſclfe $hall bend :

VVhen hee $hall not diſdaine vnto
their praiers to attend.

13 This shalbee vyritten for the age,
that after shall tucceed :

The people yet yncreated
the Lords renoyyne shall ſpread.

19 For hee from his high ſanuarie,
hath looked dovyyne belovy :

And our of heauen hath the Lord,
beheld the earth alſo.

20 uy of the mourning caprine hee,

ighr heare the yvockiill cries *

And: at hee mighedeliuer thoſe,

that damned are to dic.

21 That they in Sion may declare,
the Lords moſt holy name:
And in Ieruſalem fer forth,
the praiſes of the ſame.

and kingdomes vvith accord:
Shall bee aſſembled for ry do,

Palme. 103.

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24 My God ia midſt of all my daics,

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Thy yeeres endure eternally,
fromage to age for aye.

25 Thou the foundation of the earthy
before all times haſt laid:

And Lord the heanens are the yyorke,
which thine oyvne hands haue made,

26 Yeazthey Shall perish and decay,
but thou $halt tary till:

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euen as a garment vvill,

27Thow s2 garment Shaltrhem changes
and change1 hall they bee :

But thoy doeſt fill abie the ſame,
thy yeeres do neuer flee.

23 The Children of thy ſeruants shally |
continually endure:

And in thy fight their happy ſeedy
for cuer$hall ſtand ſure.

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by Gods yvill and _

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thebGeaits of the vvood :
21 The Lions range roaring
their pray to detour:
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which giueſt them food.
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is yp they rerire :
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then arethey full faine:
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of thine cle'may ſee. | And in the, deſert tempted God,
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forgetfull and yakinde - - from race to race for a) Ay

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hee purpoſd i in his mind, theydid him angry make: 9

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before bim in the breake : .

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heathen
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they vvickedly repinde:
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ne an harkening mind, ' '' their ryine and decay:
25 Therefore againft then pag hee 37 Tofichds their ſons & danghrers they
his ftrong i dyd offer vp flay.
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__ Should ſee the land, ; the guiltleſſe bloud they ſpilr :
Yea;their ovyne ſonnes,and
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nations vyith his rod? \
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'Y to ſcatterthem ab offered vv'th vvicked hand :
33 To Baall Peor ther did, and ſ@ vvith bloud of innocents, '
adiaynerthemſelues alſo: ' defiled yyas the land.
nd eat the offet ings of the dead, - - 39 Thus vvere they ſt1ined vyith the
ſothey forſdoke him tho, of thoir oyyne filthy way: (vvotkn
+ *-+ 7 ©- and yvith their onvne inventions, * -
Thes reichhefreryar noggin, a vvhoging they did ftray. mY
drag oy ut room hy FR
in his & b4cs me th 49 Therefore again his -
the plague vpon theur * _ the Lords yvrath kindl
o But Phinees fwd vp vel ace, And even bis ome interac,
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lindgetent hee did execure, Me Into the'hands of headen men;
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oppreſt them in the land * 44 Yer vyhen hee ſavy them in diftreſſy
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vyizh thanks Should praiſe his name : apd there alfo abide.
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aud hovy hee vewught the ſame, , confefſe his kindneſle then:
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that their. ſtay, vvherethey of death do vrait:
bourid to taſt fuch troublous
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vnto i agrh: pres cas, ” PAY |
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— as they praid. vnto the Lord for ajd :

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> Crap dearhes creajaul dreadfull Sade : according as hoy pond: a ' Þ

—_—_ _ force the iron batids, * © ' 20 For hee then fent to the his vverd,

beferc them lade, "" a heafth Aid ſoone reſtore:

beforszhx-lonnes of men 54 es? 12s 58
16 For hee threve doyvn the gapes of 21 Let men therefore before the Lord, _
& brake 4h6 vyich rang. hawdt.. "ORD. - conſe. ]
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that noug ahey could abide

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25 For at his yyord theflorwy vvinde,

ariſeth in a rage;
And.ſtirreth vp the ſurges ſo,
as nought can them affyvage.
26- ——— vp ſo bye,
enroute re =
P g doyvne ynt
of Ur Buds conſume vyirh paine.

27 And like a drunkard toand fro,

novy heere,noyy there they reele :
yvith feare,of yvir bereft,
or had of ſence no feele.
23 Then did they cry in their diſtreſſes
wynto the Lord for ayd:
did remoue their troublous ſtate,
according as they prayed.

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29 tor vvith his vword the Lotd doth
ſturdy ſtorms to ceaſe 2 * * (make;
So = the great yvaues fr their rage
are broughr to reſt and peace.
39 Then are men glad yyhen reſt is cone
vvhich they ſo mich doc craue ;

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vvith praiſe extoll his name : |

And vyhere the elders doe conuent,

let them there doe the ſame.

33 For running flouds of dry deſerts,
he doth oft chaunge and turne:
And dryeth vp as itvvereduft.
the ſpringing vvell and bourne.
34 A-fruitfull land vvith pleaſures deckty

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_ their finnes yvhich dvvel;herin
doth iuft vengeance take.

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hee makerth fruit to beare :

vw pleaſant ſprings of -vyaters clears,

h neng. before vvere there. - ;

36 View? ſuch hungry ſoules arc ts
as hee. doth freely chuſe: - ,

That they a Citie may them build,
_Angvvell, in for theix vic. 4

$7 Thes theymay ſovy theirpleaſars land
hd vineyards alſo plant: ., -
To yealdthew. fruit : (uchonchaie |

as fone may: Seeme 0 VARs a_y
$ They multiply exceedingly,
: the Lord doth bledettem fo:
VVho doth alſo tkcir brute beaſts make,
by numbers great to grovve

39 Rut vybEthe fairhful are loyy brought

40. Thendoth hee princes-bring to Shame
vyhich did them fore -oppretit +
And likevviſe cauſed Go to crtes

41 Bur yet the poore hee raiſerh vp
out of his treubles deep:

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much- like aflock of LM

42 The righteons-Shall-behold his Gehty
and alſo much xcjoyce ;-

VVkereas he vvicked and peruerſe,
vvith gricfe «hall {top their voices *

43 But yvbo is vviſe. that noyy full yvety
hee may theſe things record $

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the kindnefſe of the Lord.

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' hadſt ys — ire *
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and vyorthy of renovvne:
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conueyed Shall I bee, , |

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vpon his yyrathfull day. Therefore hee $hall lift vp on bye,

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7 Aud novy my ſoule,ſith thou art ſafe,
* returne vrito thy reſt :
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- his bountie harh exprett.

$ Becauſe thou haſt deliuered,
my ſoule from deadly thrall :

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9 Before the Lotd 1 in the land,
of life yvill vvalk therefore:

20 1 did beelceue therefore I ſpakg,
for I vyas troubled ſore.

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I vyas in yyofull miſery,
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vvhen1 my prayer make. of God the Lord alyvaies.

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Yea,cuen at this preſent time, ' | e Yeazenen at this preſent time, |
in althe peoples fight. » in all the pegyles fight.

75 Right deare & precious inhis 5 hs I9 Yea,in the court of Gods ovvn houſty
the Lord'doth aye eſteeme + and in the midſt of thee:

The death of all his holy ones, O thoit Teruſalem 1 ſay,
vvhat euer men doe deeme. . vvherefore the Lotd praiſe yees

Palme ty, ALTYS, . E. Hooper,
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4 Let ali thatfeare the Lordour Gady and compaſſed mee round:
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s In traible and in heauinefſe, 71 They kept mee in on enery fide,
vato the Lord I cryde : they kept _— inT os
VVhich louingty heard mee at large, +But through the edemed mighty name
my ſure yyas'nox denyce. I shatl vyork rt tern
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vuhen God ſtands mee about: 7
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my ioy,my mirth,and ſong : 19 Ser open ynto mee the gateſ
Kee is become for mze in deed, of truth and righteouſicſſe ;
2 Sauior mot ſtrong. That I fmay enter into them;
the Lords praiſe to confefſe.
75 The right hand of the Lord our God, 20 This is the gate cuen of the Lond,
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17 1 yvill vor dpe;bar ener luc, gym meg
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his yyorks and vvhat they arc. the builders vvas refufd: |
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vvigh eyes thar noble at.- +. vvee vvish vvith one accord:
84 This is theioyfull day ia denterx 26. Blefiſed bee hee that comes to ys,
vvkich God himſelfe hath vyrougtt, inthe name of the Lcrd.

Let vs bee glad and ioy therein, + 27 God is the Lordthat Sheyy'th vs light

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yvee learne and keep in - and likevyiſe proue the fame

$ Andvvbolly vvill I giue _
$ Oh yvyould 19 Goliz might the plat: to bow oba lavves maſt right:

wy vwaycs ſo-to Forſake mce not for eyer Lard,

That 1 might both in hart bid) voyce, bur shevy thy grace and might

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þynde yee therefore yvith cord : thy mercies toyeands- meg.
Lour facrifice to the altar, 29 Ogiue ye thanks vnto the Lock,
' -and giue thanksto the Lords for gracious ishee+ _
Becauſe his mercie doth endure,
28 Thou art mycod I vvill confeſſe, for cuer rovvards thee,

ard render thanks to thee:
- Thou art wy God and I yvill praiſe,

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— themelnes, his ſtares 5 ood Ore the | Lordwvith
' "<> their heart, 0 neuer from him 5 ena

Thy ſtazutes of moſt vyorthy fame,
O Lord t:ach mee therefore.

his life learne to amend 4

If that hee marke and keep thy vvothy
and therein his life ſpend.

10 Vnfainedly 1 haue thee ſought,

and thuts ſeeking abide: and eli day and nigt, t:
O neuer ſuffer mee O Lord, Tot to mach all vvhich did

' from thy precepts to {lide. from thy mouth full of mig

14 yy onies and thy vvayes,

2 VVithin my hart,& ſecret thoughts, pleaſe mee no lefle in deed ;

thy vvords I hauc hid Rill 3 Then ail thetreaſires of the earth, *
That 1 might not at any times oyhich vyorkdlings make theic megde. *

Wee mayhiGerky na OLaord, Of tt 1 will ill muſs,
ce m 215 :y precepts! S.
oY pre wecuemary ad ante fame wy mikes

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ay a T. aime, 27 Teach mee orfte thronghly for as - .
mo By | ans may vvalke. thy preceprs and thy lore: (knory Port!
«6 Mo wdap af wn Apwrgg yy 4 ns vvill I meditate, an
| layves & ſer; lay them. vp in ſtore, | 4» B
That ankles mee ſo far blindg 23 = fule I foal ſa fore oppref th
| that 1 thy vwords forget. that. ir melteth for griefe ; Lord
A According to thy vyord therefore, .th
{ | GIM EL. The third parts. haſt Lord to ſeng reliefe, va
| th 4k
| 37 Gra tothy et wer Glie 29 From lying and deceitfull lips, le
as may my life prolo =F « lerthy grace mee defend : Thy
Thy hdly-vvord then vvill keep, . And that 1 may leame thee to loue, - Act
both in my hart and to; thy holy layye mee ſend. 42
| «3 Minceies vybich vvere | & sbut vp 30- The vyay of truth both ſtraight and «
| fo 5pen and make bright ; I haue choſen and found : (ſure, For
| | That of thy wy 4 and maruzil8us vvorks, I ſer thy iudgements mee before, - 4
{|| I may baue the cleare fight. vyhich keep mee ſafe and ſound. |
| | 43
| if «s Tama ranger? in this earth, - Jr Since then 0 Lon) Iforc'd my ſelie,
| vyandrin nor heciryneuy rg : thy coucnants t9 embrace : Fo
|| Thy yronl = mee diſcloſe, Let mee therefore haue no rebuke,
| to cleare. nor check in any caſe, 44
| ao A foule is Ser vvith defite, 32. Then vvil I run vvith ioiful cheary |
and neuer is at rcft : vvhere thy vvord doth mee call; Ye
Burt ſeeks to knoyy thy iudgements hig, VVhen «wn haſt ſet my hartat large,
and yvhat may pleaſe thee beſt. and rid mee out of thrall.
HE. The fift part. 45
ac Yhe proud men and malicieus, 33 Inſtru& mee Lodi in the right trade
thou haſt deſtroid ech one; of thy Karures diuine: B
And curſed are ſuch as do not, And ir to keep euea to the end, .
heſts atrend ypon, my hart I yvill encline. 4
92 turne fro mee zebilke & shame 34 G—_ he knqvrlel of thylayr,
| which vvicked men conſpire; _ andI shall it obey: E
| For I hate kept thy couenants, VVith hart and mind 22d all my mights
i vvith 8#eale as hote as fire. I vill it keep I ay.
4
33 The Pritices great in counſell 35 wy the right path ofthy precepts
and did (apa mee ſpenhet , guid mee Lord I requize:
Bur then thy ſeruant thought hovy hee, None other pleaſure do I vvish,
thy ſtaturs breake. nor greater deſire. 4
34 For meyer couenants are my iops 36 Incline my hart thy lawes to keegy |
and my grea 'folaſe : and couenants to embrace ; | 4
They ſerue int ſtead of counſdlers, - - Andfrom allfilthy auarice,
my matters for to paſſe. © Lord $Shicld mee vvith thy grace.
DALETH. The fourth part. 37 From vaine defires & ryoedlyluſt,
turne back mind eies and |

25 Tamtles es brought to greg : Glue mes the th of life a pores?

and almoſt t1 vvalk in thy voaics aright.
Reſtore Meredhee "y Os ie ahlne, 38 Confirm thy gracious 1 any Lord
as thy is | vvhich n hack made to meg 2
26 My vyaies vvhen 1 acknovviedged, 'VVhich am do loug.
with mercy thou dit heare : * and feart nothing but thee.
Yeare novy eftſoone & mee inſtru,

| thy larrexto loue and fear, Ke

H
and IS
4» Bctold my hartsdefire is benr,
thy layyes to keep for aye :

_ that nt may
VAV. The fixt Part. ;
41 Thy metcies great and manifeld,
let mee obtaine©O Lord :
Thy ſauing tealth let mee enioic,
according to thy yvord.
42 So $hall I ſtop the MNandrous

Plulnr. 19. PRE
Yer wroutd T fiot thy levy foray * * *
52 But call to mind Lord

as hee thar yvere forlorne.
shevy'd to our fathers
my griefe an

53 Burt yet alas for feare T quate,

ſecing hovy vvicked men ;
Thy lavv forſooke and did

thy iudgements vvho knovyes ryheu

54 And as for mee I framd my ſongs,
thy itarutes ro exalt;

of levyd men and vninſt : (mouthes, YYhen I among the

For in thy faithfull promiſes,
ſtands my comfort and

43 The yyord of truth vvithin my mouth,

let euer fill bee pref: *

For in thy iudg yvonder
my hope doth ftard and reft.

44 And vyhilſ that breath vyithinmy

—

So ate. ac oa

doth narurall life preſerue : (breft

Yea, till this vvorld $shall beediffolu'd,
thy lavy vvill I obſerue,

45 Sovvalke yvillT as ſet at large,
and made free from all dread:

Becauſe I ſought tovy for ro keep,
thy preceprs and thy read:

46 Thy noble acts I yvill deſcribe,
as things of moſt great fame:

Euen before kings 1 vvill them blaſe,
and $hbrink ne vyhut for shame.

47 1 willreioice then to obey,
thy vvorthy hefts and vvill:
VVhick euermore I haue low'd beſt,
and ſo vvill lone them till.
43 My hand yvill I lift to thy lavves,
which I have dearelyſought:
» And practiſe thy commaundements,
in vvilLin deed, and thought.
49 Thy promiſe yyhich thou madſt ro
thy ſeruant Lord remember :
For therein-have I put my rriiſt,
$o Iris coinfort an
ovhen Convlermee alle.”
or vyere my life not bythy yyord,

(mee,

6: Thy rightequs indgements roryends
| Thatguen at miduight vel T riſes

and thoyghts gan mee

55 T thoughr ypon thy name O Lord,
by night vvhen others ſleep :

As for thy layv. I alſo keept, .
and euer vvill itkeep.

56 This grace Idid obtaine becauſe,
thy couenants ſyycet anddeate;

I did embrace and alſo hoops 3
vvith reuerenceand yyi

HETH. Thecightpart.

57 O Gad yyhich art my gart and log
my comfort and my ſtay :

I haue decreed and promiſed,
thy lavy to keepaly

—_
- 53 Mine earneſt hare did humbly ſaws

in preſence of thy face:
As thou therefore beſt pedinih w_=
Lerd graung mee of thy graces

59 My life I haue examined,
andtride my ſecreet hatt :
VVhich to thy ſtatuges cauſed meet
—_ to conuert,
60 nor nor li longs
as they that Courhfull are :
But haſtely thy lavyes to keepy
I did wy ſelfe prepare.

6&1 The cruell bands of yyjicked meny

hauemade of mee thier pray :

.yvhich feare thor in that? Hier 2

a »
; old: (reatkdy
- VVheteby'I felt thy io ſurmount,'
Lord ſtrengthen mee = vviththy grace, tamdreth fold,

(mes

commanndment
64 Thy mercies Lord moſt nent,
doal! the yyorld fulfill ;
© teach dnee Hovy T may obey,
thy ſtatutes and thy vyvill.
TE by = as es Any part. a.
Ss; A ccording to promiſe Lor
ſo hit thou vvith mee dealt :
For of thy grace in ſundry ſorts,
- daue 1 thy ſeruanit felt.
$6 reach me? to tudge alvvay aright,
and gine mee knovyyledge ſyre;
Far certiinely belceue I do,
that thy precepts are pure.

67 Ere thou didſt touch me vvith thy rod,
I erred and vvent aſtray:

But novy I keep thy holy yvord,
and make 1t all my ſtay.

68 Thou art both-good and gracious,
and giyeſt mol iberally,

Thine ordinaunces hovy to keep,
therefore O Lond teach mee.

69 The proud & vvicked men haue forgd
againit mee many a lye :

Yet thy commanndmenrs ill obſerue,
vvithall my hart vvill x.

90 Their harts are Fyolne vyith vyorldly
as greaſe ſo are they far ; (vv

Bur in: thy layv 4o I delight,
and nothing ſeek bur that.

T7 O happy time may I vvell ay,
vyaen ttiou didit mee corre:

For as a gud to learne thy layves,
thy rod did mee direct.

72 So that to mee thy yyord and lavv,
is dearer manifold :

Then thouſands greax of filner & gold,

or ought that can bee told.
10D. The x. part.
73 Secing thy hands haue made mee,
£0 bee thy creature : (Lords

Gn knovyledge likevviſe A. to
to put thy lavvesin vre. leam
74 So they that feare thee $hall reioice,
vvhen euer zhey mce {ce :
Beeauſe 1 Re nnvy iy vouch
to put my ruſt i in thee.

fun II9

the Cauſe {irſt tieedes bee muſt;

76 Novyy of thy goodnefſe 1 thee prayg

77 Thytender mercies povyer on mee,
and I $hall turely liue ;
For toy aud conſolation both,
tl.y Lavvecs tome: do giuc.
7+ Confound the proud vytoſe falſe pre-
iSmee for to deitroy: (tence,
Burt as for mee thy heſts to kioyv,
I vvill my ſelfe employ.

79 VVho fo vvith reuertce do thee feare
to mee lee them retire :

And ſuch as dotby couenants knovy,
and them alone deſire.

8 My hart yvithout all vyauerings
let on thy lavves bee bent :

That no coafufion come to mee;
vvkereby I stould bec _

CAPH. Thex.par

81 My foule doth faint —— ceaſeth nov
thy ſauing health to craue:

And for thy vvords ſake ill I rruſt,
my harts deſire to bauc.

32 Mine cies do faile vvith looking ſor,
thy vvord and thus I ſay:

Oh vvhen vvilt thou mee Condicn Lord
vvhy doeit thou thus delay +

8; Asa Skin bottle iy the ſmoake,
ſoam I parcht and dried ;

Yer vvill I not out of my hart,
1-t thy commandmentsflide.

84 Alas hovv long $shall I yet liues
before 1 ſee the tovvre:

That ou my foes vykich. mee torment,
thy vengance tou yvilt poure»

85 Preſmpt:ous men haue digged pits
thinking 10 makemee ſure :

Thus contrary | thy lavves
my hurt they do procure.

86 Bur thy cammandments oe all rrucs

* and cauſecleſſe they mee grie

10 thee thercfore I do = tr

that thou might mee relicuc.,

y $7 Almoſt they had mee cleane deftroped
and oe mee quite to _—_— 5

95 VVhen with thy rods the vvorldis

I kiigvychecauſec is iuſt: (plagu
So when zhou docRt” Lourec ee 2.

Yet by thy
and

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NA Hs Antal becane they hy Lvl '

Andfo shallIthy COuenanes keeps I hild ir aye heft
«Kill death rhiy hife ex :
LA x ED. NA Ye -- ge Tor My feet I haverefrained cka

8 In heauens Lord yvhere thou dooft from euefy euill vvay :

thy vvord is ſtablishrt ſures (dyvell Becauſe that I continnally,
And that for all erernity, thy vvord might keep Ifay. F
faſt grauen there endure. . 262 I haue nor ſyvervy'd from thy fudee>
go From ageto ape thy trinth abides, nor yet shronk any dell: (menrs.

as doth the earth vvitneſſc : For vyhy *thou haſt mee taught thereby,
YVhoſe ground vvorke thou haſt laid ſo to live godly and vvell

as n0 toung can Cexpreſſe, (ſure,

10; OTord hovy ſyycer vnto my taſk

pt Euen to this day vyee may yvell ſce, finde I thy vvords alvvay:

hovy all things perſeuere: Donbrleſſe ro hony in my month,
according tot hy ordinannce, feele ought fo ſyycer I may.
for all things rheereuere. , 204 Thylavyes haue mee ſuch wiſedome
92 Had it not beenethar in thy lavy, that yit:rly I hate ; (l
my ſoule had comfort fought ; All vvicked and yugodly vvaices,
Long time ere novy in my diſtres, in cuery kinde of rate.
I had beene broughrto nought. NVN. Thexitij. part.

| 205 Even as a lanthorne to my feer,
93 Therefore I yvill a precepts aye, ſo doth tliy yyord $hine bright :

in memory keep fa And to mypathes; yvhere cuer 1 go,

By them thou haſt my life reſtord, it js 2 flaming light. :
when I vvas at laſt caft. 106 anhaue both ſyyorne & vvil performe
94 No vvight to mee can title make, moſt certainely donbrlefſe ;
for I amonely thine : That I vvill keep thy judgements iuft,
Saue mee therefore for to thy lavyes, and them in life exprefſe,

mine cares and hart encline.
107 Afﬀitionhath mee ſoreopreſt,
95 The vvicked men do ſeeke my bane, and brought mee to deathes dore:;

and therefore lye in vyait; O Lord as haſt promiſed,
But I the vvhile « ot:fidered, ſo mee to life reſtore.
thy noble acts and great. 108 The offerings vvhich yvith hart and
96 1 ſce nothing in thts vvide yvorld, moſt franckly I thee gives (voice.
at length vvtich hath nor erd : Accept and teach mee hovv 1 may,

Bur thy commanndmen*ts and thy vyord, aftesz thy judgements liues
beyond all end extend.

MEM. The xiij. part. 199 My foule is aye novy in my hand,
97 VVhat great deſfire,and feruant loue, that daungers mee aſſaile 1
do I beare to thy layy + Yet do I not tk;ylavy forget,
Wll the day long my vvtole deuiſe, nor it to keep vvill faile,
is onely on thy ſavy. 110 Altkough the vvicked lay their nety
93 Thy vvord hath taught tmec farre to to catch mee at a bay:
my foes in policy £ (paſſe, Yet did I not from thy precepts,
For tj] 1 Keep ir as a thing, once fyveruc or go aſtray. -
of molt excellency, :
111 Thy lavves Thaue fo claimed alyray*
99 My teachers,yvhich did mee inftrut, as mine oyvne heritage:
in knovvledge I excell; And vwhy * for therein T1 Glight,
1&0 thy couenanrs keep, and ſet my vvbole courage. "
and-them to others tell. | 212 For evermore I haue beeng bent,
ae0 In vvidome 1 do paſſe alſo, ahy ftarutes ro fulfill 3 , $

ky -

The. xy.patt

crafty thoughts & double harts,

I dot alvyaics deteſt; ..
Bur as for tky lavy ard precepts,
I count rhem ceuer beit. _
214 Thou art my hid and ſecret place
wy $hicld of ſtrong defence;
Therefore I have rty promiſes,
* lookt for yvith patience,

| of

115 Goe. to therefore ye vvicked men,
depart From mee anone : |

For the commaundements vvill 1 keep,
of God my Lord alone.

716 As thou haſt promiſed ſb perfoime,
that death mze nor afſaile:

Nor let my tope abuſe mee ſo,
that through diſtruſt I quaile.

117 Vptold mee and I $halbe ſafe,
for ought they doe or ſay :
And in tty ſtatutes pleaſure take,
vvHl1 both night and day.
2:8 Thou haſt rrod ſuch vnder tty feete,
as doe thy ſtatures breake :
For nought auailes their ſubrilty,
their counſell is but yveake.

119 Like droffe thou'caſtsthe yyicked out

, vvhere euer they goc or dyvell:

Therefore can I as thy Natutcs,

} loue nothing halfe ſo vvell.

120 My flesh alas is taken vvith feare,

as though it vvere b EE .

For yvhen I ſee thy iudgements ſtraight,
I am as one aſtourd.

AIN.

men giue mee notthe foyle,
vvhich rage as they vvcre yyood.

Mirte eyes with yyayting are yovy
_ health ſo much 1craue : (blinde
Andcke thy righteous promiſe Lord,

yvhereby thou vale mee ſave.
224 Encreat thy ſervant lowinglys -

and fauour to: bin yhavy+ +
Binp-Aaruues of mott excellencyy

225 Thy humble ſeruant Lard I any ©
A. by thy Rnins 7 ny "WY
(beſt rotor rotakein hand,
þ t time Lord to beginne,
for truth is quite Secopd:
Thy lavv likevviſe they hane tranſgreft,
and none againſt them ſaid.

127 This is the cauſe ybherefore I lows
thy lavves berter then gold:

Or ieyvells fine vyhich arc eitcemd,
weſt coftlic to bee ſold.

128 I thought cepts are moſt
and ſn ab Td pt fore % _

All crafty and malitious yyaics,
I doc abtorre therefore,

PE. The xvii.part-

129 Thy coucnants are moſt vvonderfull,
and full of things proſound:

My ſoule therefare doth on ſurcy
vvhen they are tryde and found.

1;0 VVhen men firit enter into thy yyordy
they finde a light wott gleere ;

And vey idiors yaderit
vvhen they ir read or heare.

1;1 For ioy I haue both gapt & breath'd
to knovy thy commaundment :

That 1 might guyd wy life thereby
I __ vvhat thing it ment.

132 VVith mercy and compaſſion þoth,

1 behold mee Rem aboue

AS thou art vyont to bchold ſuch,

as tl.y name fearc and loue.

13; Direct my footſteps by thy vvardy
that I thy vvill may knovv

And neuer let iniquirie,
thy ſeruant ouerthrovv.

134 Fro flandrous tongues & deadly have
preferue and keep mee ſe:

Tl.y precepts then vyill I obſerue,
and pur them cke in yre.

135 Thy countengnce vyhich dath Cur-
the Sunne in his bright hevy : (mount

Let shine on mee amd by thy lavyy
reach mee vyhat 16 eſchevv.

136 Oux of mine eyes great flouds gush
of dreary teams and fell: \ , {put

YVhen L bebob dew FOGkalLwER: 44
thy lavves keep neucr a dell 2ADB

oAst thou vyatt vvont ſo indge mee Lord,

though rey grudge 3.
And vvhen thou dooſt fertence procokice

139 VVith zeale andyvrath I am c6ſumd
ang eye _—_— avvay3
To ſee my thy vvordforget,
for ought that 1 do may.
140 So pure and perfed is thy yyord,
45 any hart can deeme :
Abd I thy ſernant nothing more,
" louc,o: yer eſtceme.

it And though I bee nothing ſet by,
as oge of baſe degree ;
Yer do I not thy heits forget,
nor shriake av yay from
1:2 Thy righteouſnefſe Lord is moſt tuſt,
for cuer to cadure :
Alfo thy lavy is truth ir ſelfe,
- moſt conſtint and moſt pure.

1:3 Trouble & gricfe haue ſeaſed on mec
and brotight mce yvoudrous lovy 4

Yet do 1 itill of thy precepts,
delight to heare and —_—

144 Toe righteouſieſe of thy iudgemfrs
doth laſt for eucrmore ;

Then t2ach rhem mee for cuca in them,
my life laieth vp in ſtore.

KOPH. The xiv. part

145 VVirh feruent hart 1 cald and cyde,
novy aunſvvere mee O Lord :

That thy commanundments to obſcrue,
I may fully accord.

146 To thee my God 1 make my ſute,
with moſt humble requeſt:

$aue mee therefore and I vvill keep,
thy precepts and thy heft.

1 To thee I ory cunn te the aunty
before

.
a —_

149 Incline thien cave eo heare my vaica
and. pity on wic take: +»

at life 5hould mecforſate.

:150 —_ foes dravv neare- '& do procuxe,

my death maliciouſly t5-:;, ; CL
\ VVhach from thy lavy are far gone back,
and ſtraid from it leyydly. - b

151 Therfoze OLord approch thou neere
for need doth & require :
Ard all thy precepts rrue they are,
then help. I thee deſire. .
152 By thy commaitdments I have leamnd
not agyv, but long ago:

; That they remaine for cuermores
thou hait them grounded ſoc

RESH, The xx parts

15; My trouble and afli&ion,
conſider and behold :

Deliver mee for of thy lavy,
I cuer take faſt hold.

I54 Defend my good & righteous
vvith ſpeed mee ſuccour feud:

From death as thou hait promiſed,
Lord keep mee and defend.

155 As for the vvicked far = are,
from kauing health and
thy a keg:
rrace.

enter not

156 Greatare thy mercies Lord 1 graunt
vvhar tongne can them atraine :

_ ne A nOVVy
lermee life obtaine

157 Though many men did tronble meeg
and perſecute mee fore: . wo"
Yer from thy lavves I neuer shroaks *
gow onus _ yer Ie
Is rruth iris for griefe
yvhen I theſe traitors ſce;
Becauſe they keep no whit ty words
nor yet ſeek to knoyy thee.

.159 Behold for 1 doloue thy lavvess
vvith bart moſt glad and faine :
As thou art good & gracious Lord,

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Pſalme,131, CANTVS, E,Blanchs.

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theſe voices firſt, vyeze found. 10 Ard for thy ſ:tnant Dauids ſake,
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thatT shall learne ech one: of my protection.
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VVhich bhaue thee brougtr from carefull and broughr all things to perfe& end,
And cke rechimed frs Pharaos rod,(thral Sothou nd thine thar day take reft,
Make thee na Ges ou them to call. That to Gods beſts ye may att=rd.

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In teauen or earth to vvorsbip it 2 a Gods commandments do pretend,
For T thy God by reuenging, hartrthou long daies & maiſt lives
VVith greuous Plagucs this fo fvil ſinire, carthyvhere God 2 place doth lend. *

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Abuſe ir nor after thy vvill ; ' | > Allflthy fornication feare: *

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10 Thy neighbors houſe yyish not to have Thy might therefore O Chriſt vyee craue
His vvife or ought thar tee calth mine: That vvece in thee may them fulfill
His field,his _——_ Aﬀe, bis Slaue,

Or thing vvhich is not thine. Lord for thy names ſake graunt vs
0 Tho! art our ſtrengtl: Oh Sauiour obey
A praier. Of thee to ſpeed koyv should vyee miſſty

In vyhome our treaſure doth coufilt.
The ſpirit of grace graunt ys O Lord,

To keep theſe lavves our harts reſtore : To thee for euermore bee
And cauſe vs all vvith one accord, VVith the father iu ech reſpect :
To magnikie tl.y name therefore. And vvith the holy ſpirit alyvaics,
The comforter of thine lee.
For of our ſelues no ſtrength yvee haue
To keep theſe layves after thy vvill:
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mought vs euflame : Like as in heauen in earth alſo;
tot holy le for to to abide, In trouble grauur vs patience,
To 7 e thy holy name: Thee to obay in vvealth and vvo:
m all errors defend and keep, Let not flesh,bloud,or any ill,
The little flock of thy poore Shecp. Preuaile againſt thy boly vvill,

- Thy kingdome come euen at this Gine ys this day our dayly bread,
And heverforth cuerlaſtingly: (houre And all other good gifts of _—_— :
Thine holy Ghoft into vs poure, Keep vs from vvar and from bloudshedy
VVirh all his gifts moſt plenteouly ; Alſo from fickneſle dearth and pine:

From Sathans rage and filthy band, That vvee may liue in quietneſſe,
'S Defendvsvich thy mighty Band- V Vitt. qut all greedy carefullneſſe.

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Forgiue vs our offences all, O Lord front Quill del{uer vs, | *

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As vvee forgiue both great and ſinall, From everlaſting death ſaue vs,
VVhich vnrto vs haue done offence * Aud in our laſt need comfort vs :

Prepare ys Lord forto ſerue thee, A Bleſſed end to vs bequeath,

In perfect loue and vniric. Into thy hands' our foules receiue,

_ O Lord into temration, For thou O Lord art king of kings,

Lead vs nor yyhen the feend doth rage: And thou haſt povver ouer all ;
To vvithftand his inuafion, Thy glory shineth in 4ll things, I

Giue poyyer and ſtrength to euery age : In the vvide vvorld vniuerſall:
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loyver parts; VVith angels povver, yer of that day
To _ that long in Uarkneſſe vyvere, ÞVVec all bee vncertaine.
The xrue light of rhcix barts, Toiudge all people righteouſly,

VVhome hee hath dearely bought:
. And in the third day of his death, _ 410g and the dead alfo,

Hee roſe to life againe; V'Vkich hee hath made of nought.
To thend hee might bce glorified,
of all griefc and paine. Andin the holy ſpirit of God,
Aſcending .- the teauens hie, M y faith to ſarifke ;
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Q toly Gholt viſite our coaſt, and tterein live aud dic.
defend vs vvith. thy Shield ;
Againft all finne and vv ickednefle, O holy ſpirit direc arjghr,
Lord help vs yvinne the field. ww reachers of thy vvord : 0
That thon by them maitt cur dovvne fu,
Lond keep our Queene & her counſell, as 1t yvere vvith a ſyvard.
- and giue them yvill and might; Depart not from thoſe paſtors pure,
To perſevere in thy Goſpe "A but ajde them ar all need :
vvhich can put finne to * flight : VVhich breake to vs the bread of lifes
O Lord vybich giued thy holy yvord, - - vvhereou our ſoules do feed. ;
end preachers plentiouſly:

That i0the ſame vyec may accond, O bleſſed ſpirit of truth keep vs,
De pecem. CANTY'S.' 0. Farnaby,B.of Muſick.

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Releene 1. ftedfafily. And then shall Chriſt our Saulour,
The holy ani Carbolicke Church, The shecp and Goats dcuide ;
That Gnds vyvord doth maintaine ; And giue life eyerlaſting ly, -
And holy Scripture doth allovv, Tothoſe vvhome hee hath rride.
V Vhich Sathan doth diſqaine. VVith in his realme celeſtial,
In glory for to reſt : |
And alſuI do truſt ts haue, VVith a2 ULC toly company, |
By leſus Chriſt 1iis death. : Of Saints and Angel vlett, |
Releaſe and prrdon formy finnes,
And thart ouely by fauth. VVhich ſerue the Lord omnipotenr,
VVhat time all fleshshall riſe agzine» Obedicntly ech toure :
Before rhe Lord of might: To vytome bee all dominion,
And ſee him vvith their dodily cies, and praiſe for euermore

VVhich novy do giue them light,
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in peace and ynitic 2: to nations far and nie :
Keep vs from ſects and errors all, And tcach them all thy toly vyord,
and from all papittrie. , that yvee may fing to thee.
Conuer:t all thoſe that are our foes,
.and bring them to thy light : All glory ro the Trinitie,
That they and vvee may yvell agree, thar is of mjghries molt : =
and praiſe thee day and night. The liuing father and the Sonne,
© Lotd increaſe our faith in vs, ; and cke the holy Ghoſt.
and loue foto abond : As it hath beenin all the time,
That man and yvife bee void of ſtrife, that harh been heretofore :
and neighbors abour vs round. As itis novy and fo $hall bee,
Jn our time gzue thy peace (O Lord) henceforth for euer mote. *
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ay, Lord vee thee pray, thou helpſt alone in all necde.

Gine vs that peace vvhich yyee dee This healtbfull vvord:
misbclecte and ul life: (lack, Some perſecute and oppreſie,

Thy veord to offer thou 4ooſt not flack, Some vvith the mouth :
VVhich vvee vnkindly gainftriue ; _ Confeſſe the truth,
VVirth fire and ſyvord. VVithour fancere godlinefſe,

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And by faith Chriſt renue, Thy truth may bide,
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No no, not ſo thy vvill is bent, To thee therefore ftill shall I cry,
todcale vvith finners in thine ire: to vvasb avvay my finfull crime;

But vebieh in hart they $all repent, Thy bloud O ztord is nat yet dry,
NE ee TIRE t that it may help mee ia tune.

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as hee doth rig/it deſerue ; Thou doeſt deſeruc moſt vvarthely,
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His benefits they bee ſo great, doth reſt vvithin qur harrs :
tovs thar i > eds And ey ploy rpars.
That at ourhands for recompence, vvee
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Haſt thee O Lord haſt thee I ſay, VVhere thou doeft rzigne exernally,
to poure on mee the gifts of grace ! vvith God yvhich once did dovyn thee
Thar vvhen this life shal fleet ayvay, VVhere Angels continually, (ſend
in heaven vvith thee I may haue place, to thee bee vvorld vyitheut code

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then vvee bee In his”
Alfothe earth 2nd all therein,

The heaucns aboiie and all therein, of Godir is in avve:

more holy ace then vvee : Ir doth obſerne the formers vwitl,
vhey ſerue the Loid in their eſtate, by Skilfull natures lavv.

echone ohio. . - The ſea and all that is thercin,
They do not itriue for maſtership, * doth bend yvhen cod doh beck?

nor ſlack their office ſer: The ſpirirs beneath do tremble all,

Buz feare the Lord and do his yvill, and fearc his yvrathfull check.

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vverp made them for to rule :
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vvhat. vyas his toly vill:

Hee vvould vs good, but vvee vyeuld not
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Notone of vs that ſceketh out,

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Thus are vvee all his enctuics,

. vvee canit notdeny :

And hee againe of his good yvill,
vvould not that vyeec Should die.

Therefore vyhen remedy vvas noncy
to bring vs ynts life:
The ſonne of God our flesh hee tooke,
to end our thortall ſtrife.
And all the layy of God our Lord,
hee did it full obay:

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ay — that vvee ould nor yer forget,
good hee to vs vv tt
A apr Logs left our cies ro te
hee our bodies bought.
In bread and yvine heere viſible, -
ynto thine cies and taſt :
His mercies great thou maift record,
if that his ſpirir thou baft.

As once the corne did live and s
and vyas cut dovvne vvith hes :
And threshed out vvith many ftripes;
out of his hnske to drme.
And as the mill vvith viotence,
dd ceare it our ſo ſmall !
And made it like-to _y duſt, '
. not ſparing 5 it at all.

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Lord Ieſus Chciſt shevv forth thy might ,
that thou art Lord of Lords byribgts
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God holy Ghoſt our canforer,
bee our patron help and ſuccour :

Giue vs one mind and perfect peace,

end,
praiſe thee vvithout end all gifts of grace in vs

FINIS.

A thanksgining.

thay-irshould bee our meat.. - And as the cornes by mitie, . . ,
$o vyas the Lord in his ripe age, into one loafe are knit :

cut dove bycruell death ; So is the Lord and his yvhole Church,
His foule hee pave. in torments great, though hee in heauen fit.

* and yealded vp his bieatth As many grapes make bur one yvine,

ſo os yvee bee bur one:

Becauſe thar hee to vs might bee, In faith and loue in ——_——_—

an — bread; and ynto Chriſt alone.

Leading a life yvithour all ſtrife,
And as the _ in pleafant time, in quiet reſt and peace :
are acer) yery fore From enuy and from malice both,
And plucked doyyne vhen they bee ripe our harts and tongues to ceaſe.
nor let to grovy no more» VVhich if vvee do then $hall vvee $evey
7 ; that yyee his choſen bee :
Becauſe the ince that in them is, By faith in him to lead a life,
as comfortable drinke : as alvyaies vvilled hee:
VVece might receiue and ioifull bee,
yvhen ſorrovvs make ys $Shrinke. And that vvee may fo do in deed,

So Chriſts bloud our preſſed vvas, God ſend'vs all his grace :
with nails and eke vvith ſpeare: Then after death vvee Shall bee ſure,
The i oh vvhereof —_— _ all thoſe, vvith him ro haue a place-
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A generall confeſſion of ſinnes,vvith
other praiers for the Morning & Enening,

to be vſed in familics and publick aſſemblies,

4 Moſt mercifull and louing
father vvt.oſe loue is inh-
nit, yvhoſe mercy endureth
for ever. VVee finful crea-
tures truſtivg in thine vn-
v ſpeakable goodneſſe & loue
tovyards vs, do appeare this morning be-
fore thy diuine maieftie , moſt humbly
confeſſing our manifold finnes,and innu-
terable tranſgreſſions of thy commaund.
ments and fatherly vvill : againſt thee
onely, againſt thee (O Lord) haue vve fin-
ned,vvee acknovvledge our offences, vyte
accuſe qur ſelnes vnto thee, (O mercifull
Lord ) & vvill not hide our vnrighteouſs
neſſe.VVec finde in our ſelues nothing bur
ignoraunce of thy vvill, diſobedience,
miſtruſt , doubrfulneſſe in thy goodneſſe,
and incredulity, hatred and: contempt of
PÞiritnall things, ſelfelone, confilence in
our ſelues, and fernent Iuſting after car-
nall things of this vvorld : and this tree
of our corrupt nature , bringeth forth
continually in vs none other fruits, bur
rotten and ynſauory yyorks of the flesh,
in thoughts, vvords, and doings vnto con-
demnartion. V Vherefore vvee humbly be..
ſeech thy fatherly goodn*fle, cuen for thy
fonne Ieſus Chriſts ake,vvhome thou hatt
ſer forth for a purchaſer of mercy to ys,
through fairh in his bloud, make our harrs
cleane, take avvay our ftoiy hbarts, and
piue ynto vs trite and linely faith yyork-
nag in vs vnfained repentance & amend-
menr of our ſinfull life. Hane mercy ypon
. vs andforgiue vs our finnes for thy ſoans
ſake, certific our conſiences of the remſſi.
en of the ſame by thy holy Spirit :; by
vvhoſe operation ſo mortific in ys our old
man the vyhole body of finne, thar yyee
continually dying vnto finne, may vyalk
in nevyneſſ of life, to the glory of thy
holy name, through lefus Chriit our Sa-
Liour, Amen.

A praier to bee ſaid in

O Erernall God and heauenly farhert
ſeeing thar by thy great mercy, vves
haue quietly paſſed this nigt.t,graunt
yvece beſeech thee; that yvece may beſtoyy
this day vvholy in thy ſcruis,ſo that al our
thoughts,vvords, and deeds,may redovyn
to the glory of thy name, and good cxam-
ple of ourbrethren. And as it hath plea-
ſed thee to make the Sunne to shine ypon
the earth to giue vs bodily light : cuen
ſovourſafe to illuminate our vnderſtands
ing vvith the brightneſſe of thy ſpirit, ts
direct vs in the vvay of righteouſneſſe, ſo
that vyhar thing ſoeucr vyce hall apply
our ſelues vnto, our ſpeciall care and
purpoſe may bee to vvalke in thy feare,S
to ſerue and honor thee, looking for all
our vyealrh and proſperirie,to come f:om
thy onely blefſing,and that vvee may take
nothing in hand, vvhich shall not bee a»
greeable to thy moſt bleſſed yvill. Furs
thermore, that yyee may in ſuch ſort tra-
uell for our bodies, and for this preſene
life,that yvee may hane-alvyyaies a further
regard : that is, to the heauenly life,
vvhich thou baſt promiſed tothy childrens
& 4n the meane ſcaſon,that it may pleaſe
thee to preſcrue*artd defend yy both in
body & ſoule, toſtrengthen vs againſt all
the temptations of the DigeL,and to delt-
uer vs from all perills and dangers that
may happen vnto vs, 4f yver bee rot dc-
fended vvith thy godly povver. And for as
much as to begin vvel;& not to continue,
15 nothing : vvee beſcech thee to receaue
Vs, not onely this day into thy toly pros
tection, bur alſo for the time of our
vvhole life,continuing and encreafing in
vs dayly thy good grace and gifts thereof
yntill thou $halt bring vs to rhat happy
frate,yvhere vyee chalf fully and for cner,
bee ioined ynto thy ſon leſs Chriſt our
ſmiour, vvhich is the true light of our
ſoules,shining day and night perpetually:
& to the end that vvee may obraine ſuch
Brace at thy hard, vouchſafe (moſt merci-
Fill father) to forgine and forger all our
ſinnes, vvhich vvee haue heretofore come
mirred againſt rhee, and for thine infinic
V mercies

PRATERS.

mercies ſike to-pardon the ſame, as thou
haſt promiſed to thoſe that aske of thee
vvith vufaiped harts, for vyhoiwe as for
our ſclues,vyee make our humble petici-
ons ynto thee, in the name of thy ſonne
our Lord and ſfauiour Iefus Chriſtin ſuch
Hrte 2s hee acti raught vs ſaying. Our
father vyhich art.&c.

An Euening praier.

O Lord God father enerlaſting and
full of pirie, vye acknovvledge and

confeſſe, that vvec bee not yvorthy
to lift vp our cirs to heauen, much leſſe
to preſent our ſelues before thy deuine
mii-ſtic, vvith confidence that thou yvilt
heare our praiers & graunt our requeſts,
if yvec conſider o'r ovyne yvretched de-
ſeruings. For our conſciences do accuſe
vS,and our finnes vvitneſſe againſt ys, &
vve knovv that thou art an yprighrt Iudge,
vvhich doſt not iuſtifie the ſinners and

hart,the forrovyfull minde,the corfience
oppreſſed, hungring and thirſting for rt.y
grace, euermore ſet forth thy praiſe
and glory. And allbeit vvee bee bur
vvormes & duſt,yet thou art our creator
and vyce bee the vvork of tl.y hands, yes
thou art our father, & vvee thy childrens
thou art our sheephard & vyee thy flocks
thou art our redecmer and yyee thy peo=
ple vvhome thou haſt dearely bought,
thou-art our God, & yvece are thine inhe-
ritance. Correct vs not therefore in thine
anger ( O Lord our God ) neither accors
ding to our deſerts do thou punish vs,but
mercifully chaſtice vs yvith a fatherly
aff:&ion, that all the vvorld may knovvs
that at vvhat time ſoeuer a finner doth
repent him of his finne form the bottome
of his hart, thuu vvilt put avvay a!l tis
vvickednefſt out of thy remembraunce, as
thou haſt promiſed by thy holy Prophet.
Finally,for as much as ic hath pleſed thee
to make the night for man to reſt in, as

yvicked men, but puniskeſt the faults of thou haſt ordained him theday to trauel,

ſuch as tranſgreſſe thy commandements,
Yet, moſt mercyfull father, fince it hath
pleaſed thee ro commaund ys to call ypon
thee, in all our troubles and aduerſi-
ties, promiſing euen then to help vs,
vyhen vvee feele our ſclues, as it vvere
ſvallovved vp of death and deſperation,
vveg, vtterly renounce all yvorldly confi.
dence and truſt, and fly to thy ſoueraigne
goodneſſe as our onely ſtay and refuge,
beſeeching thee not to call to remem-
braunce our manifold fins and yvicked-
nes, vvherby vve continually prouoke thy
vyrath and indignation againſt vs, ney-
ther our negligence, nor our vnkindnefſe
yvhich haue neither vyorthely eſteemed,
nor in or liues ſufficiently expreſſed, the
ſvveer comfort of thy goſpell reuealed
ynto vs, bur rather to accept the obedi-
ence and death of thy fonne Ieſus Chriſt
our Lord, vyho by offcring vp his body in
ſacrifice once for all,hath made a ſuffici-
ent recompence for all ouc fianes. Haue
mercy therefore vpon ys ( O Lord) and
Forgiue vs our + wel reach vs by thy
holy ſpirit that vyvee may rightly yvaye
them and earneſty repent ys fot the ſame:
And ſo mich the rather(O Lord our God)
becauſe thar the reprobate,and ſuch as
thou haſt forſaken,cannot praiſe thee nor

Kal vpou thy name ; bur the xepenting

graunt O deare father that yvee may ſo
take our bodily reſt,that our ſoules may
continually vvatch for the tiine that our

rd leſus Chriſt shall apeare, for our
full deliueraunce out of this morrall life,
and in the meane ſeaſon, that vyvece bee
not ouercome by any fantaſies.dreames,or
other temptations,but may fully ſer our
mindes vypon thee,loue thee,feare thee,&
reſt in theezia ſuch ſort that our veryſleep
alſo may bee to the glory of thy holy
name. Furthermore, that our ſleep bee
not exceſſine or ouer much, after the in-
ſatiable defire of the flesh, but onely
ſufficient to content our vyeak naturc,
that vvee may the better bee diſpoſed 10
livein all godly connerſation, to the glo-
ry of thy holy namc,and profit of our bre-
thren through Icſus Chriſt our Lord , in
vvyhoſe name vyece make our humble peti»
tons vnto thee as hee hath taught vs;
Our father.&..,

A praier for true repentaunce.

M Oſt gratious God and mercifull fa,
ther of our fauiour Ieſus Chriſt,

becauſe I haue finned & done vvick
edly, and through thy goodnefſe haue.re-
ceaued a defire of repentance,vv

this thy long ſuffering doth dravy/wy batd
bats

—_——

Hart, T beſeech thee for thy great mercies
ſake in Chriſt, to yvork the ſame rrepent-
aunce 11 mee,aud by thy ſpirit, povver and
grace, ſoto humble,morrifie,and feare my
conſfience for my ſinnes to ſaluation,thar
in tky good time thou maieſt comforr and
go mee againe,through leſus Chriit
thy deare!y beloued ſonne. So be it,

A praier to bee ſaid before the recea-
uing of the Communion.

O Father of mercy and God of all con-
ſolarion, ſeeing all creatures do ac-
knoyvledge and confeſſe thee to bee
their gouerner and Lord,it becometh vs,
the vvorkmansbip of rhine ovvne hands,
at all times ro reuerence and magnifie uy
god:y mateſtie : firſt for that thon hait
created ys to thine ovyne Image and fimi-
litude,bur chiefly bccauſe thoy haſt deli-
nered vs from that everlaſting death and
dinarion,iato yvkich Sathan drevy man-
kind by the meanes of ſin,from the bon-
dage vvhereof, neither man ror Angell
vvas able to make vs free : but thon ( O
Lord) rich un mercy and irfi1it in good-
nefſe, haſt prouided our redemption, to
Kand in thine oucly & vvyelbcloucd ſonne:
vvhome of very loue thou dideſt gine to
bee made man like vnto vs in all things
ſinne excepred,that in his body hee might
receaue the punishment of our rrauſgre(-
ſion,by his death ro make ſatisfaction to
thy iuſtice, and by his reſurretion to de-
ſtory him that vvas the author of death,
and to bring againe life to the vyorld,
from vyvhich the vyhole ofspring of Adam
vyas molt 1uitly exiled. O Lord vyee ac-
knoyvledge that no creature vvas able to
comprehend the length, breadth, deep«
neſſe and tetglit, of that thy molt excel-
lent loue vvhich moned thce to shevv
mercy vvhere none vvas deſerued, to pro-
mis and giue life,vyhere death had gotten
victory,to receiue vs into tl.y grace vvhen
yyee could do nothing bur rebell againſt
thy maiecſtie-
The blind dulnefſe of our corrupt nature
yvilnot ſuffer vs ſufficienrlyto vyay theſe
thy moſt ample benifits. Yer neuertheles
at the commaundment ofIeſus Chriſt our
Lord, vvee preſent our ſelues to this thy
table, yvhich hee hath left to bee vſed in

$emembrance of his death yartill bis com-

PRAYERS.

ming againe) to declare and vvitneſſe be=
fore the vvorld, that by tim alone yvee
haue rceaued liberty and life : rhat by
him alone thou doſt acknoyvledge vs to
bee thy children and heres : that by Kim
alone yvee haue ertraunce to the throne
of thy grace, that by him alone vyece are
poſſeſſed into our ſpirituall kingdome to
eate & drinck at h1s table,& vvith yvbhom
vvee haue onr conuerſation preſently
in heauen,and by vyhome our bodies snal
bee raiſed vp againe from the duſt, and
Shall bee placed vvith him m that end-
leſſe ioy,vvt.ich thou (O farther of mercy)
haſt preparcd for thine elect before the
foundation of the vyorld vyas laide. Ard
theſe moſt ineſtimable benitits vvee ac-
knovvledge & confeſſe to haue rec caued,
of thy free mercy & grace, by thine one

beloued ſon Teſts Caoriſt, For the yvhic

therefore vvee thy congregation moued
by thy holy Spirit,doe render to thee all
thanks. praiſe, and glory, ſor euer & euecrs

A thanks giuing after the receauing
of the koly Communion.

Oft mercifull Father , vvec render

ynto thce all prayſe,thanks , honor

and glory , for that it hath pleaſed
thee of thy great miercies to graunt ynto
vs miſſerable ſianers, ſo excellent a, gift
and treaſvre, as to receaue ys into ts fe-
loship and company of thy deere Sonne
Jeſas Chriſt our Lord, vvkome thou haſt
delinered to death for vs, ah haſt ginen
him vuto vs as a neceſſary food and nou-
ris}ment vato eucrlaſting life. And novy
yvee beſcech rkee alſo ( O heaucnly fa-
tl.er ) to graunt vs this requeſt, that thou
neuer ſuffer vs to bee come ſo vnkind as
to forget ſo yvorthy benifits, but rather
imprint & faſten them ſure in our harrs,
that vvee may grovy and increaſe daily
more and more 11 trve faith, vvk.ich con-
tinually is exerciſed in all” tanner of
good yvorks, and ſo much the rather ( O
Lord )confirme vs in theſe perclous daies
and rages of Sathan, that vyec may coti«
ſtantly ſtand and continue inthe confefli-
on of the ſame, to the aduancement of

thy glory,vvhich art God ouer all
things bee bleſſed fot cuer,
Amen.

V.ii

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excellent «1 ateſtie.

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TENOR,

Ecilarge our harts,our mouth,pur tongue A ſpeciall token of thy lone,

that thou in greater ſtore : vve haue(vvhich paſſcethall,)
Mayſt hate tty wortky _ ſung, A Prince vvhoſe nobleneſſe doth prougy
then carſt thou kadſt before, her ſelfe heroicall.
Fot $hovvring like the drops of raine, Thou blefſeſtE for her ſake,
rom out thy bounteous hands. vvith peace and goſpells truth :
jy pow th Arp on vs amainez, Herforrenenemies alldoe quake,
er ſands, to heare yyhat England doth.

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ALTFS. A1.DoxlandB.of Muſick,

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Vie name is more then excellent,and vvorks all OG

BASSVS,

Doe thou her battailes euer fight, And keepe ys that our finnes doe not,
and ſtrengthen vp her hand : her happie dayes make lefſe:

That all the vvorld may ſay by right, Far then full ſoone vvill be fargot,
God dvvelleth in her land , our former happincſſe.

And blefſe her vvith a length of dayes> Direct her in thy zighreouſneſſe,
make all her ſtudy be, and Sheeld her yvithtty grace,

To ſerue thy Maicitic alyvaies, And graunt her ſubiects fai

gn pure fiaceritie. faylenot ia any cafe.

A Table or thenumber of the whole Pſalmes;

andalſo in vvhatleafe you may finde
eucry of them.

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Palme. A Folio. Pſalm Folio.
3o All laud. 72 116 Kot the Lord, 214
49 All people hearken, Ioz 1:0 Introudle and. 226
Js Attend my peopleto my layy. 150 1211 1ift my eyes. 126
8: Amid the preaſe, 160 122 Idid in hartreioyce. 228
x00 All people that. 18; L
B 6s Lord in thy. 32
8: Belight and glad. 17538 16 Lord keepe mee. 46
219 Bleſſed are they. 218 25 Lord be myIudge, 66
328 Bleſſed art tho. 238 35 Lord picadmy. 80
#34 Behold and haue regard. 245 42 Like as the harr 93
2423 Before the Lord God. 260 68- Let Godariſe. 132
244 Bleſt be the Lord. 264 72 Lord giue thy iudgements. 140
D 86 Lord boyy thyne eare. 168
3; ' Doc not O God. 160 88 Lord God of health. 268
| E 1;oLord to thee I. 240
x27 Except the Lord. 238 140 Lord ſaue me. 258
G 143 Lord heare my prayer. 263
29 Giue tothe Lord. 70 M
37 Grudge not to. 82 23 My Shepherd. 60
48 Great is the Lord. | 100 45 Myhart doth take in hand. 9
54 Godfauc mee for. il4 62 My ſoule toGod. T26
205 Giue prayſes vynto God. 194 71 My Lord my God. 138
207 Giue thanks vnto the Lord. 200 10z My ſoule giue laud. 188
x48 Giue laud ynto. 270 104 My ſoule prayſe. 193
. H 146 My ſoule prayſe. 266
Tm HelpLord for. 42 N
2; Hovv long vvilt. 42 I15 Not ynto vs» -212
$1 - Haue mercy on mee God. 111 124 Novv Iſracll. 233
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