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 That man hath perfect blessedness 
 
 who walketh not astray 
 In counsel of ungodly men, 
 
 nor stands in sinners' way, 
 Nor sitteth in the scomer's chair: 
 
 Bqt placeth his delight 
 Upon God's law, and meditates 
 
 on his law day and night. 
 
 He shall be like a tree that grows 
 
 near planted by a river, 
 Which m his season yields his fruit, 
 ; and his leaf fadeth never : 
 And all he doth shall prosper well. 
 
 The wicked are not so ; . 
 But like they are unto the chaff, 
 
 which wind drives to and fro. 
 
 Psalfti y. 3-8. 
 
 Give ear unto my wi)rds, O Lord, 
 
 my meditatioi^ Wigh. [God; 
 
 Hear niy loud txyl my King, my 
 
 for I to thee Viilf pi^y* 
 Lord thou shaltl early hear my voice: 
 
 I early will direct 
 My pray'r to thee/; and, looking up, 
 
 an answer wijll /expect. 
 
 For thou art holt/a God that doth 
 
 in wickedness delight ; 
 Neither shall eVii dwell with thee, 
 
 Nor fools stand in thy sight. 
 An that illdoers are thou hat'st; 
 
 Cutt'st off that liars be : 
 The bloody and deceitful man 
 
 abhorred is by thee. . 
 
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 in thine abundant grace; 
 And I will worship in thy fear 
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 How excellent in all the earth, 
 
 Lord, our Lord, is thy name ! 
 Who hast thy glory far advanc'd 
 
 above the starry frame. 
 From ihfants' and from sucklings' 
 
 mouth ' . , . 
 
 thou didest strength ordam. 
 
 For thy foer cause, that so thou 
 
 mignt'st 
 
 th' avraging foe restram. 
 
 When I leik up unto the heav'ns» 
 
 which th\ne own fingers fram'd, 
 Unto the moon, and to the stars, 
 
 which were by thee ordain'd; 
 Thien say I, What is man, that he 
 
 remember'd is by thee ? 
 Or what the son or man that thou 
 
 so kind to him should'st be ? ^ 
 
 . PealnaVxv^ 1-4. 
 Within thy tabcrriacle, Lord, 
 
 who shall abide With thee ? 
 And in thy high and holy hill 
 
 who shall a dweller be ? 
 
 The man that walketh uprightly, 
 and worketh righteousness, 
 
 And as he thinketh in his heart, 
 so doth he truih express. . J 
 
 Who doth not slander with his 
 tongue, ^ ^ 
 
 nor to his friend doth hurt ; 
 Nor yet against his njeighbour doth 
 
 take up an ill report. ; 
 
 In whose eyes vile men are despis d; 
 
 but those that Godgb fear 
 He honoureth ; and changeth not, 
 
 though to his hurt he swear. 
 
 Pealm xvi. 6-10. 
 
 Unto me happily the lines 
 in pleaslut places fell ; ^ 
 
 Yea, the inheritance I got 
 in btauty doth excel. 
 
 I bless the Lord, because he doth 
 by counsel me conduct ; , 
 
 Ana in the seasons of the night 
 
 , my reins do me instruct. 
 
 Before me still the Lord I set : 
 
 sith it is so that he 
 Doth ever stand at my right hand, 
 
 I shall not moved be. 
 Because of this my heart is glad, 
 
 and joy shall be exprest 
 Ev'n by my glory : and my flesh 
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 My God, my strength, whom I will 
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 a buckler unto me, 
 The horn of my salvation, 
 
 and my high tow'r, is he. 
 Upon the Lord, who worthy it 
 
 of praises, will I cry; 
 And then shall I preserved be 
 
 safe from mine enemy. 
 
 Floods' of ill men affrighted me, 
 
 death's pangs^aboqjL me went; 
 Hell's sorrows rhe environed; 
 
 death's snares did me prevent. 
 In my distress I call'd on God, 
 
 cry to my God did I ; 
 He from his temple heard my voice, 
 
 to his ears came my cry. 
 
 Psalm xix. 7 11. 
 
 God'S law is perfect, and converts 
 
 the soul in sin that lies: 
 God's testimony is most sure, I 
 
 and makes the simple wise. 
 The, statutes of the Lord are right, 
 
 and do rejoice the heart: 
 The Lord's command is pure, and 
 doth 
 
 light to the eyes impart. 
 
 Unspotted is the fear of God, 
 
 and doth endure for ever: 
 The judgments of the Lord are true^ 
 
 and righteous altai^ther. - ■ \ 
 They more than golo/yea, fnuch fine 
 
 to be desired are: [goUl,' 
 
 Than honey, honey from the coma 
 
 that droppeth, sweeter far. .«,. 
 
 Psalm XX. 1-5. 
 
 Jthovah hear thee in the day ^ 
 
 when trouble he doth send: 
 And let the name of Jacob's God 
 ,thee from all jU defend, 
 let him help send from above, 
 out of his sanctuary: 
 'rom Sion, his own holy hill,' 
 let hhn give strength to thee. 
 
 Let him remember all thy gifts. 
 
 accept thy sacrifice: [fulfil 
 
 Grant thee thine heart's wish, and 
 
 thy thoughts and counsel wise.- 
 In thy salvation we will joy; 
 
 in our God's name we will 
 Display our banners: and the-Lord 
 
 thy prayers all fulfil. 
 
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 The Lord's my. shepherd, I'll riot 
 He' makes me down to lie [want. 
 
 In pastures green: he leadeth me 
 the quiet waters by. 
 
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 My sotil he dotbrestore again; 
 
 and mc to walk doth make ^ 
 Within ihe paths of righteousness, 
 
 eVntor his own name's sake. 
 
 Yea, though I walk in death's dark 
 , yet will I fear none ill: [vale, 
 For thdu art with me; and thy rod 
 
 and staff me cpmfort still. 
 My table thou ha^t furnished 
 
 mpresenceof my foes; . . 
 
 My head thou dost with oil anomt, 
 
 and niy cup overflows. , ^ 
 
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 Goodness and mercy all my life 
 
 shall surely follow me: 
 And in God's house for evermore 
 
 my; dwellhig-place shall be. 
 
 Pbalm itxiv. 1-4. 
 The earth belongs unto the Lord, 
 
 and aU that it contains; ? 
 ' The irbrld that is inhs^iteid; 
 and ail that there remains. ^ 
 For the foundations thereof 
 
 he on the seas did lay. ^ , 
 And he hath it established 
 upon the floods to stay. V. ._ 
 
 Who is the mitti that shall ascend 
 
 into thc'hill of God? 
 Or who within his holy place 
 
 shall have a firm Abode ? 
 
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 Whose hands are clean, whose heart 
 and unto vanity * [is pure, 
 
 Who hath not lifted up his soul, 
 •nor sworn deceitfully. 
 
 Psalm XXV. 4-7. 
 Show me thy ways, O Lord: 
 
 thy paths, O teach thou me: 
 And do thou lead me in thy truth, 
 
 therein my teacher be: 
 For thou art God that dost • 
 
 to me salvation send. 
 And I upon thee all the day 
 ; expecting do attend. 
 
 Thy tender mercies, Lord^ 
 
 1 pray thee to remmember. 
 And loving-kindnesses; for they 
 
 have been of o^^ for ever. . 
 My sins and faults of youth 
 
 do thou, O Lord, forget: 
 After thy mercy think on me, ; 
 
 and for thy goodness grea^. 
 
 -' Psalm xxvii. 3-5. 
 
 Against me though an host encamp, 
 
 my heart yet fearless is; 
 Though war against me rise, I will 
 
 be confident in this. 
 One thing I of the Lord desir'd, 
 
 and will seek to obtain. 
 That all days of my life 1 may 
 
 within God's house remain. 
 
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 That 1 the beauty of the Lord 
 
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 And that I in his holy place 
 
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 For he in his pavilion shall 
 
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 In secret of his tent me hide, 
 
 and on a rock me raise. 
 
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 Lord, I will thee extol, for thou 
 
 hast lifted me on high. 
 And over me thou to rejoice , : 
 
 mad'st not mine enemy. ! 
 
 O thou who art the Lord my God, - 
 
 I in distress to thee, 
 With loud cries lifted up my voice, 
 
 And thou hast healed me. ' 
 
 O Lojrd, my soul thouhast br<\iight up, 
 and rescued from the grave ; , , ; - 
 
 That I to pit should not go down, 
 alive thou didst me save. 
 
 O ye that are his holy <mes, :; 
 
 • Sing praise unto the Lord; 
 
 And give unto hini thanks, when jfe 
 his holiness, record, / 
 
 
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 I thereupon have unto thee 
 itiy sin acknowledged. 
 
 And likewise mine iniquity 
 I have not covered : ,, 
 
 I will confess unto the Lord 
 
 my trespasses, said I ; 
 And of my sin thou freely didst 
 
 forgive th* iniquity. 
 
 For this shall ev'ry godly one 
 
 his prayer make to thee; 
 In such a time he shall thee seek, 
 
 as found thou mayest be. 
 Surely, when floods of waters great 
 
 do swell up to the brim. 
 They shall not overwhelm his soul, 
 
 nor once come near to hifn. > 
 
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 Psalm xxkiii. 1-6. 
 Ye righteous, in the Lord rejoice j 
 
 It comely is and right, f 
 That upright men, with thankful 
 :;..,-■...■.• voice, ^ ..^'■. 
 
 siiould praise the Lord of might. 
 Praise God with harp, and unto him 
 
 siiig with the psaltery ; 
 Upon a ten-string'd instHiment 
 
 make ye sweet melody ; : 
 
 A new song to him sing, and play 
 with loud noise skilfully ; 
 
 Forright is God's word, all his works 
 are done in vejity. 
 
 To judgement smd to rightebtisness 
 a love he beareth still ; 
 
 The loving-kindness of the Lord 
 " the earth throughout doth fill. 
 
Psalm x^^iY, 1-7. 
 
 God will r bless all times; His praise 
 
 my mouth shall still express. 
 My soul shall boast in God : the 
 meek 
 
 shall hear with joy fulness. 
 Extol the Lord with me, let lis ^ 
 
 exalt his name together, 
 i sought the Lord, he beard, an< 
 V did 
 
 me from all fears deliver. 
 
 They look'd to him, and lightenV 
 werjB : 
 
 not sbamed were their faces. 
 This poor man cry'd, God heard 
 and sav'd 
 
 him fi-om all his distresses. 
 The angel of thie Lord encamps, i 
 
 and round encompa^seth | 
 
 AH those about that do him fear, 
 
 and them delivereth. ^ 
 
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 Psalm xxxiv. 8-13. 
 
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 O taste and see that God is good : 
 
 who trusts in'him is bless'd. 
 Fear God his saints : none that him 
 
 ■ ' fear .- '-_' 
 
 shallbe with want oppressed. 
 The lions young may hungry be, 
 
 and they may lack their food : . 
 But they that truly seek the Lord 
 
 shall: not lack any godd. 
 
 thildren, hither do ye come, 
 and unto me give ear ; 
 
 1 shall you teach to understand 
 how ye the Lord should fear. 
 
 What man is he that life desires, 
 to see good would live long ? 
 
 Thy lips refrain from speaking guile, 
 and from ill words thy tongue. . 
 
 pBalm xxxiv. 16-2a 
 
 The face of Gpd is set against 
 
 those that do ivickcdly. 
 That he may quite out from the 
 earth 
 
 cut off their memory. 
 The righteous cry unto the Lord» 
 
 he untoi them gives ear ; 
 iVnd they out of their troubles all 
 
 by him delivcr*d are. 
 
 The Lord is ever nigh to them 
 
 that be of broken sp'rit; 
 To them he safety doth afford 
 
 that are in heart contrite. 
 The troubles that afflict the just 
 
 in number many be ; - 
 
 But yet at length out of them all 
 
 the Lord doth set him free. 
 
 Psalm xxxvi. 8-11. 
 They with the fatness of thy house 
 
 shall be well satis^'d : 
 From rivers of thy pleasures thou 
 
 wilt drink to them provide. 
 
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 And in that purest light of thine 
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 Thy loving kindness unto them 
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 And still on men upright in heart 
 
 thy righteousness bestow. , 
 Let not the foot of cruel pride 
 
 come, and against me stand ; 
 And let me not removed be, 
 
 Lord, by the wicked's hand* 
 
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 V* Psalm xxxvii. 1-5. 
 
 For evil doers fret thou not 
 
 thyself unquietly ; 
 Nor da thou envy bear to those 
 
 that wprk iniquity. 
 For, even like unto the grass, 
 
 soon be cut down .shall they ; 
 And, like the green and tender herb. 
 
 They wither shall away. 
 
 Set thou thy trust upon the Lprd, 
 
 and be thou doing good ; 
 And so thou in the land sbalt dwell, 
 
 And verily have food. 
 Delight thyself in God ; he'll give 
 
 thine heart's desire to thee. V 
 Thy way to God commit, him trust, 
 
 it bring to pass shall he. 
 
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 Psalm xxxvii. 35-40. " 
 I saw the wicked great in pow'r, 
 
 spread like a green bay-tree: - 
 Hepass'd, yea, wasnot; him I sought, 
 
 but found he could not be. ^^ 
 ^ark thou the perfect, and behold 
 
 the man ol uprightness; 
 Because that surely of this man 
 the latter end is peace. 
 
 'But those men that transgtessors are 
 
 shall be destroy d together; 
 The latter end of wicked men . 
 
 shall be cut off fq* ever.! 
 But the salvation of the just 
 
 is from the Lord above; 
 He in the time of their distress 
 
 their stay and strength doth prove. 
 
 Psalm xl. 1-5 
 
 , I waited for the Lord my God, 
 
 and patiently did bear; ^ 
 At length to me he did incline 
 
 my voice and cry to hear. 
 He took me from a ffearful pit, 
 
 and from the miry clay, 
 And on a rock he set myiicetr 
 
 establishing my way. 
 
 He put a new song in my mouth, 
 
 our God to magnify : 
 Many shall see it, and shall fear, 
 
 and on the tord rely. 
 
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 Respecting not the proud, nor such 
 
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 Psalm xli. 1-5. 
 Blessed is he that wisely doth 
 
 the poor man's case consider; 
 For when the time of trouble is, 
 
 the Lord will him deliver. 
 God will him keep, yea, save alive; 
 
 on tarth he bless'd shall live; / 
 
 And to his enemies' desire 
 thou wilt him not up give. 
 
 Go<fwillgive strength whcnheonbed 
 of languishing doth moiirn ; , 
 
 And in his sickness sore, O Lord, 
 Thou all his bed Wilt turn. 
 
 I said, O Lord, do thou extend 
 thy mercy unto me; V . 
 
 do thou heal my soul; for why? 
 / 1 have offended thee. 1 
 
 Psalm xliii. 3 to end. 
 O send thy light forth and thy itriitlv;, 
 
 let them ^ guides to me, / 
 And bring me to thine holy bilH 
 
 ev'n where thy dwellings b« 
 
 Then will I to God's altar go, 
 
 to God my chiefest joy: 
 Yea, God, my God,thy name to praise 
 
 my harp I will employ. 
 
 Why art thou then cast down my 
 
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 what should discourage thee ? 
 
 And why with vexing thoughis art 
 
 thou 
 
 disquieted in me? i 
 
 Still tfust in God; for him to praise 
 
 good cause I yet shall have: 
 He of my count nance is the health, 
 ; my God that doth me save. 
 
 Psalm xlvi. 1-6. -.^ 
 
 God is our refuge and our strength, 
 
 in straits a present aid,- 
 Therefore, although the earth remove 
 we will not be afraid: ; 
 ' Though hills amidst the seas be cast^ 
 Thougtf waters roaring make. 
 And troubledbe; yea,though thehills 
 by swelling seas do shake., 
 
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 A river is, whose Streams do glad 
 
 the city of our God: ^ " 
 
 nriife^ holy place, wherein the Lord 
 
 most high hath his abode. 
 God in the midst of her doth dwell; 
 
 nothing shall her remove: 
 The Lord to her an helper will, 
 
 and that right eariy, prove. , 
 
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 pBttlmlLSU. • 
 Of gladness and of joyfulncss 
 
 make mc to hear the voice \ 
 That so these very bones which thou 
 V hast broken may rejoice. 
 All mine iniquities blot out, 
 
 thy lace hide from my sin. 
 Crcat a clean heart, lord, renew 
 
 a right sp'rit me within. 
 
 Cast me notlbm thy sight, nor take 
 
 thy Holy Sp'rit away. ; 
 Restore me thy salvation's joy ; 
 
 With thy free Sp'rit me stay. 
 Then will I teach thy ways unto 
 
 those that transgressors be ; . 
 And thqse that sinners are shall then 
 
 be turned unto thee. 
 
 My soul, wait thou with patience 
 
 upon thy God alone ; 
 On him depcndeth all my hope 
 
 and expectation./ , 
 He only my salvation is, 
 
 and ihy strong rock is he ; 
 *He only is my sure defence ; 
 
 I shall not nioyed be. 
 
 in God my glory placed is, 
 and my salvation sure ; - 
 
 In God the rock is of my strength, 
 my reliige Inost secure. 
 
 Ye people, place your confidence 
 
 in him continually ; 
 Before him poUr ye out your heart : 
 
 God is our refuge high. 
 
 ' 'Psalmlxiii. 1-6. 
 
 Lord, thee my God, I'll early seek: 
 my soul doth thirst for thee; 
 
 My flesh longs in a dry parch'd land, 
 wherein no waters be: 
 
 That I thy power may behold, 
 and brightness of thy face. 
 
 As I have seen thee heretofore 
 
 within thy holy place. 
 
 • ■ .. -■ ■♦ 
 
 Since better fe thy love than life, * 
 my lips thee praise shall give. 
 
 I in thy name will lift my hands, 
 and bless th4e while I live. 
 
 Ev'n as with marrow and with hi 
 
 my soul shall filled be; 
 Then shall my mouth with joyful lips 
 
 sing praises Unto thee: 
 
 s Pealmlxv. 15. 
 Prkise waits for thee in Sion, Lord: 
 
 to thee vows paid shall be. 
 O thou that hearer art of pray'r, 
 
 all flesh shall come to thee. 
 Iniquities, I must confess, 
 
 prevail against mc do: ^ v 
 But as for our tranp^rcssibns, / 
 
 thtem purge away-shalt thou. _ 
 
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 Bless'd is the man whom thou doit 
 choose, 
 
 and mak'st apprbach to thee» 
 That he within thy courts, O Lord, 
 
 may still a dweller h^r ' rf( , 
 We surely shall bfc satl$fy'd 11 
 
 with thy abundant gri^e, 
 And with the goodness oi thy house, 
 
 cv'n of thy holy place; 
 
 80 
 
 ' Psalm Izvii 1-7. 
 
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 Lord, bless and pity us, 
 
 shine on us with thy face: 
 that th' earth thy way, and nations 
 
 :'aU ■••. - ■^.•.■■■^■■■... ■:-■ 
 
 may know thy saving grace. 
 Let people praise thee. Lord; 
 
 let people all thee praise, 
 p let the nations be glad,^ 
 
 in songs their voices raise: 
 
 let 
 
 Thoult justly people judge, 
 
 on earth rule nations all 
 Let people praise ^hee. Lord ; 
 them . 
 
 praise thee, both great and small. 
 The earth her fruit shall yield, 
 
 our God shall blessing send. 
 God shall us ble^s; men shall him 
 ^■•-.Sfear \ ■. 
 
 umo tarth*s utmost endt \ 
 
 pgftlm Ixxii. 1-7. 
 O Lordjthy judgments giv^ the king, 
 
 his son thy righteousness. 
 With right he shall thy people judge, 
 
 thy poor with uprightness. , 
 The lofty mountains shall bring forth 
 
 unto the people peace i 
 Likewise the littleTiills the same 
 
 shall do by righteousne^. 
 
 The people's poor ones he. shall 
 
 judge, 
 the need/s children save ; - 
 And ihosjs shall he in pieces break' 
 
 who them oppressed have. 
 They shall thee fear, while sun and 
 do last, through ages all. [moon 
 Like rain on mown grass he shall 
 drop, ^ 
 
 or showhrs on earth that fell. / 
 
 PsaJm Wxif. 17-19 
 His name for ever shall endure j 
 
 last like the sun it shall : 
 Men shall be bless'd in him, and 
 bles^d 
 
 all nations shall him call. 
 Now blessed be the Lord our God, 
 
 the God of Israel, 
 For he alone doth wondrous works, 
 
 in glory that excel. 
 
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 And blessed be his glorious name 
 to all eternity ; . ^ 
 
 The whole earth let his glory fill 
 Ameni so let it be. • 
 
 Turn is again, Lord God of hosts, 
 and upon us vouchsafe 1,. 
 
 To make thy countenance to shme, 
 and so we shall be Safe. . 
 
 83 
 
 ■( 
 
 Psalm Ixxviii. 4-8. \^ 
 
 The praises of the Lord our God,^ 
 
 and his almighty strength, [dohe. 
 The wondrous works that he natn 
 
 we will shew forth at length. 
 
 His testimony and his law 
 
 In Isr'el he did place. 
 And charged our fathers it to show 
 
 to their succeeding race ; 
 That so the race whifh was to come 
 
 might well them learn and know; 
 And sons unborn, who should .arise, 
 
 might to their sons them show. 
 Thatthey might settheirhope in God 
 
 and suffei not to fall . ; . 
 His mighty works out of their mmd, 
 
 but keep his precepts all. 
 
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 O let thy hand be still upon^ / 
 
 tWi Man of thy right hand, ^ ^ 
 The S6n of Man, whom for thyself 
 
 thou madest strong to stand* 
 So henceforth we will not go back, 
 
 nor turn from thee at all : 
 O do thou quicken us, and we 
 
 upon thy name will c^ll. 
 
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 85 
 
 
 How lovely is thy dwelling-place, 
 
 O Lord of hosts, to me 1 
 The tabernacles of thy grace 
 
 How pleasant, Lordj they be l 
 My thirsty soul longs veh'mently, 
 
 yea faints, thy courts to see : 
 My very heart and flesh cry out, 
 
 O living God, for thee. 
 
 Behold, the sparrow findeth out 
 
 an house wherein to rest ; 
 The swallow also for herself 
 
 hath purchased a nest ; 
 Ev'n thine4)wnalurs,where she safe 
 
 her young ones forth may bring, 
 O thou almighty Lord^of hosts, 
 
 who artgny God and King. 
 
 Bless'd arc they in thy house that 
 
 dwell,; ^ . . 
 
 they ever give thee praise. 
 Bless'd is the man whose strength 
 
 ihoii^l't, ':''.:■-■' ■ 
 in whose heart arc thy ways 
 
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 Psalm Izxzix. 16-19. 
 
 O greatly bless'd the people are 
 
 the joyful sound that know; 
 In brightness of thy face, O Lord, 
 
 thejr ever on shall go. 
 They in thy name shall all the.day^ 
 
 rejoice exceedingly; 
 And in thy righteousness shall they 
 
 exalted be on hiifh. 
 
 Because the glory of their strength 
 
 doth only stand in thee; 
 And in thy favor shall our horn 
 
 and power exalted be. 
 For God is our defence; and hfi„; , 
 
 to us doth safety bring: 
 The Holy one of Israel, v 
 
 is our almighty King. 
 
 : Pi^m xc 14 to end. 
 
 O with thy tender mercies Lord, 
 
 us early satisfy; 
 So we rejoice shall all our days, 
 
 and still be glad in thee. 
 According as the days have been, 
 
 wherein w9 grief have had; 
 And years wherein we ill have seen, 
 , so do thou make'us glad. 
 
 P let thy work and pow'r appear 
 
 thy servants' face before; 
 And shew unto their children dear 
 
 thy. glory evermore : 
 And let the beauty of the Lord, 
 
 our God be us upon: 
 Our handy- works establish thou, 
 
 establish them each on|B^ 
 
 Psalm zoi 1-5; 
 
 He that doth in the secret place 
 
 of the most High reside. 
 Under the shade of him that is 
 
 th' Almighty shall abide. 
 I of the Lord my God will say. 
 
 He is my refuge still; 
 He is my fortress, and my God, 
 
 and in him trust I will. 
 
 Assuredly he shall thee save,r 
 
 and give deliverance, 
 From subtle fowler's snare, and from 
 
 tl^e noisome pestilence. 
 His feathers shall theehide; thy trust 
 
 under his wings shall be; 
 His faithfulness shall be a shield 
 « and bucKler unto thee. . ; 
 
 Psalm xcii. 1-5. ' 
 
 To render thanks' unto the Lord 
 
 it is a comely thing; 
 And to th]r name, O thou most High j 
 ■', due praise allow to sing. ; 
 
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 Thy loving-kindness to shew forth 
 When shines the morning light; 
 
 And to declare thy faithfulness 
 with pleasure ev'ry night. 
 
 On a ten-stringed instrument, 
 
 upon the psaltery; , 
 
 Ana on the harp with soleinn sound, 
 
 and grave sweet „melody. 
 Forthou, Lord, btthy mighty works 
 
 hast made my heart right glad; 
 And I will triumph in the works 
 
 Which by thine h«ids were made. 
 
 ♦ pBalm xclii. 1-i 
 
 TheLbrddoth reign, andcloth'd ishc 
 
 with majesty most bright • ^ 
 His works do shew him cloth'd to be, 
 
 and girt about with might. 
 The worid is also stablished, 
 
 that it cannot depart, ^ 
 Thy throne is fix'd of old, and thou 
 
 from everlasting art. ; *^ 
 
 The floods, O Lord, have lifted up, 
 
 they lifted op their Jtoice ; 
 The floods have lifted up their waves, 
 
 and made a mighty noise, ^ 
 But yet the Lord, that U on bj|^ 
 
 is more of might by far -^[^ 
 Than noise of many waters is, , 
 
 or great sea-biHows are. 
 
 Thy testimonies ev*ry one 
 in faithftilness excel: ^ 
 
 And holiness for ever, Lord, 
 thine hpusebecometh well, 
 
 pBalmxcv. 1-6. 
 O come, let us sing to the Lord : • 
 
 come, let us ev'ry one , _ 
 A joyful noise make to the Rock 
 
 of our salvation. 
 Let us before his presence come 
 
 with praise and thankful voice ; 
 Let us sing psalms to him with grace 
 
 and make a joyful noise. ' 
 
 For God, a great God, and great 
 
 above all gods belf. , ^. t^'"?' 
 Depths of the earth iOffe in his hand, 
 
 the strength of hills in his. 
 To him the spacious sea belongs, 
 
 for he the same did make ; _ 
 The dry land also from his hands 
 
 its form at first did t|dce. 
 
 Psalin xcyi. 1-6. 
 
 O sing a new song to the Lord : 
 
 sing all the earth lo God. 
 To God sing, bltss bis name, shew 
 
 his saving health abroad, [still 
 Amongjthe heathen nations 
 
 his pftry do declare ; 
 And unto all the people show 
 
 his works that wondrous are^ 
 
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 For great's the Lord, and greatly be 
 
 ' it to be magnify'd ; 
 
 Yea, worthy to be fear'd is ht 
 
 above all gods beside. 
 For all the gods are idols dumb, % 
 
 which blinded nations fear ; 
 But our God is the Lord, by whom 
 
 the heavens created w^re. 
 
 48 
 
 Pgalm xcviii. 1.6. ^ 
 
 O sing a new songr to the Lord, 
 
 for wonders he hath done: 
 His right and his holy arm 
 
 him victory hath won. 
 The Lord God his salvation > 
 
 hath caused to be known ; 
 His justice, in the heathens sight 
 
 he openly hath shown. 
 
 His mindful of his grace and truth 
 
 to Isr'ePs hojuse hath been; 
 And the salvation of pur God 
 
 all ends of th' earth have seen. 
 Let all the earth unto the Lord 
 
 send forth a joyfol noise ; 
 Lift up your voice aloud to him, 
 
 sing praises, and rejoice. 
 
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 '":'■•■•■';■.-.'■■ -■■^Psalmc. ' ■;;'''' ";:^^ 
 
 All people that on earth do dwell, 
 . Smg to the Lord with cheerful 
 
 voice. y 
 Him serve with mirth, his praise, 
 forth tell. 
 
 Come ye before him and rejoice. 
 Know that the Lord is God indeed; 
 
 Without our aid he did us mike: 
 We are his flock, he doth us feed, 
 
 And for his sheep he doth us take. 
 
 enter then his ^ates with praise, 
 
 ApproAch with joy his courts unto: 
 Praise, labd, and btpss his name al- 
 
 For it is seemly so to do. [ways. 
 For why ? the Lord our God is good, 
 
 His mercy is for ever sure ; 
 His truth at all times firmly stood. 
 
 And shall from age to age endure. 
 
 > Psalm cit 13-19. 
 
 Thou shalt arise, and mercy yet 
 Thou to mount Sion shall extend: 
 Her tim^^icOivour which was se^ v 
 BehohtTi^ now come to an end. ^ 
 Thy saints take pleasure in her 
 
 stones, r ^ 
 
 Her very dust to them is dear. 
 All heathen lands and kingly thrones 
 On earth thy glorious name shall 
 
 fear. 
 
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 When Sion he buildi and repaira. ^ 
 
 He shall regard and lend his ear 
 
 Unto the needy'i humble pray'ri: 
 
 Th' afflicted'! prayer he will not 
 
 V scorn. , 
 
 All times this shall be on record; 
 
 And generations yet unborn . . 
 Shall praise and magnify the Lord. 
 
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 Psalm ciii 1-B. 
 6 tiiou my so'il, bless God the Lord j 
 
 and all that in me is 
 Be stirred up his holy name 
 
 to magnify and bless. ^ , 
 
 Bless, O my soul, the Lord ihy God, 
 
 and not forgetful be 
 Of all his gracious benefits 
 
 he hath bestow*d on thee. 
 
 All thine iniquities who doth 
 
 most graciously forgive: 
 Who thy diseases all and pains 
 
 doth heal, and thee relieve. 
 Who doth redeem thy life, that thou 
 
 to death may*st not go down r 
 Who thee with .loving-kindness doth 
 
 and tender mercies crp wn. 
 
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 Such pity as a father hath 
 unto his children dear; 
 Like pity ^hcws the Lord to such 
 as worship him in fear. 
 
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 I* For he remembers we are dust ^ 
 ^ and he our frame well knows. 
 Frail man,his days are like the grasi, 
 as flow'r in field he grows: 
 
 For over it the wind doth pass, 
 
 and it away is gone; ^,;-v/ 
 And of the place where once It was 
 
 it shall no more be known. 
 But unto them that do him fea|f 
 
 God's mercy never ends; , ,,, 
 And to their children's children itlll 
 
 his righteousness extends. 
 
 ;::C^ ;;:■■■: ■■48'' ■:,.;:' •:''^^^ 
 
 PBalm cv. 1-6. 
 Give thanks to God,call on his name, 
 
 to men his deeds ipake known. 
 Sing ye to him, sing psalms, pro- 
 claim 
 
 his wondrous works each one.^ 
 See that ye in his holy name 
 
 to glory do accord; 
 And let the heart of ev'ry one 
 
 rejoice that seeks the Lord. 
 
 The Lord Almighty and his strength 
 
 with steadfast hearts seek ye: 
 His blessed and his gracious face 
 
 seek ye continually. . . 
 
 Think on the works that he hath 
 done, 
 
 ^iwith admiration breeds 
 His wonders, and the jugments all 
 
 which from his month proceed. 
 
 
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 •■•:■,. '.-■^ ■■■.■; -^ '49 '•'.•,••■' 
 
 PialmcNrt^ie. 
 
 Give -praise and thanks unto the 
 Lord, " 
 for bountiful is he; * 
 His tender merqy doth endure 
 
 unto eternity. [press? 
 
 .God's mighty works who can ex- 
 ^i^^ or shew forth all his praise ? 
 ^a iBtossed are they that judgment keep 
 and justly do always. 
 
 Remember me, Lord, with that love . 
 
 which thou to thine dost bear; 
 >Vith thy salvation, O my God, 
 
 to visit me draw near: 
 That I thy chosen'iimod may sec, 
 X and in their joy itmice; 
 And may with thine inheritance 
 
 triumph with cheerful voice. 
 
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 I love the Lord, becaut 
 
 and prayers he did hi 
 I, while I live, will call^lil^^ 
 
 who boWd to me his eiar. 
 Of death the cords and sorrows did 
 
 about me compass round; 
 The pains df hell took hold on me, 
 
 I grief and trouble found. 
 
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 Upon the name of God the Lord 
 
 then did I call, and sa|V 
 Deliverthoumy souJ, O Lord ^ 
 
 I do thee humbly pray. 
 God merciful and righteous is, ^^ 
 
 yea, gracious ii our Lord. [low 
 God saves the meek: I was brought 
 
 he did me help afford. 
 
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 61 
 
 PsMm ozTi. 13-19. 
 
 Ill of salvation take the cup, 
 on God's name will I call : 
 
 I'll pay my vows now to the Lord 
 before his people all. 
 
 Dear in God's sight is^ 
 
 Thy servant. Lord, amL 
 
 Thy servant sure, thine 
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 my bands thou didst untie. 
 
 Tj^ank-off'rings I to thee will giv^ 
 ijnd on God^s name will call. 
 ^|R>fty my vows now to the Lord 
 
 before his people all ; 
 Within the courts of God's own 
 house, ■ -t( 
 
 within the midst of thee, 
 O city of Jerusalem. 
 
 Praise to the Lord give ye. 
 
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 Blessed arc they that undcfiVd, 
 
 and straight are in the way ; 
 Who in the Lord's most holy law 
 
 do walk, and do not stray. 
 Blessed are they who to observe 
 
 his statutes are inclin'd ; 
 And who do seek the living God ^ 
 
 with their whole b«art and mind. 
 
 Such in his ways do walk, and they 
 
 do no iniquity. 
 Thou hast commanded us to keep 
 
 Thy precepts carefully. 
 O that thy statutes to observe 
 
 thou would'st my ways direct 1 - 
 Theft shall I not be sham'd, when 1 
 thy precepts aU respect 
 
 Thy word I In my Weart have hid 
 
 that 1 offend not thee. 
 Lord, thou ever blessed art, | 
 
 thy statutes teach thou me- 
 the judgments of thy mouth ^ch, 
 
 one 
 ifty lips declared liave : 
 
 More joy thy testimonies' way 
 
 than riches all me gave. 
 
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 I own 
 
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 Psalm ciix. 9-15. 
 
 By what means shaU a young man 
 learn '» ^'--k '■ 
 
 his ways to purify? ^ 
 If he according to thy wo«| 
 
 thereto attentive be. 
 Unfeignedly thee have I sought 
 
 with all my soul and heart : 
 O let me not from the right path 
 
 of thy commands depart. 
 
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 I*0a1m oxix. 9888, 
 
 teach me, Lord, the perfect way 
 of thy precepts divine, . -^ 
 
 And to observe it to the end 
 1 shall my heart incline. 
 
 Give understanding untftme, 
 so keep thy law shall I ; ^ 
 
 Yea, ev'n with my whole heart I 
 
 :,r •shall :\-- , , ■; ■■ .■■■|-j- ■'v- 
 
 observe it carefully. 
 
 In thy iaWs path make nil to go ; 
 
 for I delight therein. ^ / 
 My heart unto thy testimonies 
 
 and not to greed, incline. ^ 
 Turn thou away my sight and eyes 
 
 from viewing, vanity ; 
 And in thy good and holy way 
 
 be pleas'd to quicken me. 
 
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 Psalm oxix. 67-61. > - 
 
 Thou my sure portion art alone, 
 
 which I did choose, O Lord : V 
 i have resplv'd, and said, that I 
 
 would keep thy holy word. 
 With my whole heart I did «ntreat 
 
 thy face and favor free : 
 According to thy gracious word 
 
 be merciful to me. 
 
 I thought upon my former ways, 
 ♦ and did my life well try ; 
 And to thy testimonies pure 
 ■ niy feet tl^e6 turned 1. 
 I did not stay^ nor linger long, 
 
 a^hose that slothful are ; 
 But hastily thy laws to keep 
 
 myself t did prepare. * i 
 
 ; PBalmcxxi.5^ T^'^ 
 
 1 to the'hills, will lift mine eyes, 
 fiQm whente doth come mine aid. 
 
 My safety cometh from the Lord, 
 who heav'n and earth hath made. 
 
 Thy ibot he'll not let slide, nor will 
 ^ he slumber that thee keeps. 
 
 Behokl, lie that keeps Israel, 
 
 ..he slumbers not, nor sleeps. 
 
 The Lord thee keeps, the' Lord thy 
 shade ' 
 
 on thy right hand doth stay: 
 The moon by night thee shall liotk 
 
 nor yet the sun by day. [smite. 
 The Lord shall keep thy soul; he 
 
 preserve thee from all ill. [shall 
 Henceforth thy going out and in . « 
 
 God keep for Cyer will. 
 
 57 
 
 ^^^^^ P^ 1-9, 
 
 I joyM when to the house of God, 
 
 Go up, they said to me. 
 Jerusalem, within thy gates 
 
 our feet shall standing be. 
 Jerus'lem, as a city, is 
 
 tompactly built together: 
 Unto that place the tribes go up, 
 
 the tribes of God go thither: . 
 
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 To Israel's testimony, there 
 to God's name thanks to pay. 
 
 For thrones of judgment, ev'n 
 thrones . 
 of David's hotise, there stay. 
 
 Pray that Jerusalem may have 
 peace and felicity: • 
 
 *Let them that love thee and 
 
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 « PBalmcxlv. 2nd Version, 1-7. 
 
 Lord, thou art my God and King; 
 Thee will I magnify and praise: 
 
 1 will thee bless, and gladly sing 
 
 • Unto thy holy name always. 
 Each day I nse I will tht^p bless. 
 And praise thy name time witho 
 
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 ♦ Muchtobcprais'd,and great God i 
 
 His greatness none can comprehen 
 
 Race shall th5^works pwsp unti: 
 
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 . The mighty acts show dbnc by thefe. 
 
 I will speak of the glorious graceJ 
 
 And honour of thy maiesty; j 
 
 Thy wondrous works I wiU recort 
 
 - By men the might shall be extolVd 
 
 - Of all thy dreadful acts, O Loi^ 
 And I thy greatness will unfold, 
 
 69 
 
 udd'tby 
 [peace 
 
 ' 
 
 ^ Psalm cxlvi. 5-9. 
 O happy is that maw and blest, 
 
 whom Jacob's God doth aid; 
 Whose hope upon the Lprd doth rest, 
 
 and on his God is stay'd: 
 Who made the earth and heavens 
 
 who made the swelling deep, [high. 
 
 And all that is within the same; 
 who truth doth ever keep; 
 
 /Who righteous judgment executes 
 ^ for those oppress'd that be. 
 
 Who to the hungry giveth food ; 
 God sets the pris'ners free. ^ ^ 
 
 The Lord doth give the blind their 
 
 sight, . 
 
 the bowed down doth raise: ^ 
 
 The Lord doth dearly love all those 
 thJ^t walk in upright ways. 
 
 Paraphrase ii. 
 
 O God of Bethell by whose haiid 
 
 thy people still arc fed; , 
 Who through this weary pilgnmagc 
 
 hast all our fathers led: 
 Our vows, our pra/rs, we now pre- 
 
 before thy throne of grace: [sent 
 God <?f our fathers! be the God 
 
 pfthfcir succeeding race. ^ 
 
 Through eadi perplexing path .of life 
 
 our wand'ring footsteps guide; 
 Give us each day our daily bread* 
 ' and raiment fit provide. ^ 
 
 O spread thy covering wings around, 
 
 till all our wand'rings cease,^ 
 And at our Fathcr^s iov^^ abode 
 V our souls arriye in peaifc. 
 
 Such blessings from thV gracious 
 
 .' -hand' . -■ . . -.h-' - 
 our humble pray*rs im^lore;^ _ 
 
 And ihou shall be our chosen God, 
 
 and portion evermore, * 
 
93 
 
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 Paraphrase xyiii 1-5 
 
 Behold ! the mountain of the Lord 
 
 in latter days shall rise 
 On mountain tops Above the hills, 
 
 anid draw the wondering eyes. 
 To this the joyful nations round, 
 
 all tribes and tongues shall flow; 
 Up to the hill of God, they'll say, 
 
 aiid to his house we^ll go. 
 
 Thebeam that shines from Sionhill 
 
 shall lighten cv*ry land; Itowr's 
 The King who reigns in Salem's 
 
 shall all the world command. 
 Among the nations he shall judge; 
 
 his judgments truth shall guide; 
 His sccfptre shall protect the just, 
 
 and quell the smner*s pride. 
 
 92 
 
 Paraph] 
 
 XX. 1-5. 
 
 How gloriou^ion's courts appear, 
 
 the city of our God; 
 His throne he hath establish'd here. 
 
 here "^s^d his lov'd abode. 
 Its w^lls, defended by his grace, 
 
 no pow'r shall e^er o'erthrow, 
 Solvation is its bulwark sure 
 , against th' assailing foe. 
 
 Lift up the everlasting gates, 
 the doors wide open fling; - 
 
 Enter, ye nations, who obey 
 the statutes of our King, 
 
 Here shall ye taste unmingled joys, 
 and dwell in perfect peace; 
 
 Ye, who have known J EHOVAH^S 
 ,■ name, ^..-v 
 
 and trusted in his grace. ' 
 
 63 
 
 ■ Paraphrase xxii. 3-7. 
 
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 Art thou afraid his pow'r shall fail 
 when comes thy evil day ? 
 
 And can an all-creating arm 
 grow weary or decay ? 
 
 Supreme in wisdom as in pow'r 
 the Rock of ages stands ; 
 
 Though him thou can'st not sec, nor 
 
 trace 
 the working of his hands 
 
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 He gives the conquest to the weak, 
 
 supports the fainting heart ; 
 And courage in the evil hour 
 
 his lieavn'ly aids impart 
 Mere huinan pow'r shall fast decay, 
 
 l^d youUiful vigour cease ; 
 BiiV they who wait upon the Lord, 
 
 in strength shall still increase. 
 
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 Pifcraphrase xxiii. 12 to end. 
 Sing lathe Lord in joyful stwins I 
 S \ti earth his praise resound, 
 re who upon the ocean dwell, 
 
 and fill the isles around 1 
 O city of the Lord I begin 
 
 the universal song ; .^^ 
 And let the scattered villages 
 
 the cheerful notes prolong. 
 
 Let Kedar's wilderness a»ar 
 lift up its lonely voice ; . 
 
 And let the tenants of the rock 
 with accents rude rejoice ; ^ ^ 
 
 Till 'midst the streams of distant 
 
 lands . 
 
 the islands sound his prai^^^ 
 
 And all combined, with one accord, 
 JEHOVAH'S glories raise, 
 
 f>8UfAphra8e XXX. 
 Gome, let us to the Lord our God 
 
 ' with contrite hearts ^^^^.^^ 
 Our God is gracious, nor will leave 
 the desolate to moum^ ' ^.„* 
 His voice commands the tempest 
 
 forth, ^, 
 
 and stills the stormy wave ; ^ . 
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 ■■. :,-■ smite, ^ x, .■ :■ 
 
 'tis also stronjr^P 8^^ 
 
 Long hath the night of sorrow 
 
 reign'd; 4.1.*. 
 
 the <Uwn shall bring us hght:. 
 
 God shall appear, and we shall rise 
 with gladness in his sight. 
 
 0« he^ts, if God weseek to know, 
 shall know him, and rejoice ; _ 
 
 His coming like the mom shaU be, 
 like morning songs his voice. 
 
 As dew upon the tender herb, 
 
 diffusing fragrance round r^_^ 
 As show'rs that usher in the spring, 
 
 and cheer the thirsty ground : . 
 So shall his presence bless our apuls, 
 
 and shed a. joyful Ught j ^ 
 
 That halldw*d mom shall chase away 
 
 the sorrows of the night. 
 
 66 
 
 V paraphriwexxxv. -^ 
 
 »Twas on that night, when doom'd 
 
 to know . . J r ' 
 
 The eager rage of ev^ry toe, 
 That night in which be was betra^d 
 The Saviour of the world took bread. 
 And after thanks^and glory giv'n 
 To him that rules m earth and 
 
 hea'vin 
 That symbol of his flesh he broke. 
 And thus to all his foll'wers spoke: 
 
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 For you, for all ; take, eat and live; 
 And oft the sacred rite renew, 
 That brings my wondrous love to 
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 Then in his hands the cup lie rais'd, 
 And God aiiew he thank'd and 
 prais'd; 
 
 White kindness in his bosom glow'd, 
 And from his lips salvation flow'd. 
 
 IWy Wood \ thus pour foi-th, he cries. 
 To cleanse the soul in sin that lies ; 
 in this the covenant is seal'dj 
 And^Heav Vs eternal grace reveal'd. 
 With Jove to man this cup is fraught. 
 Let all partake the sacred draught ; 
 Through latest ages let it pour. 
 In mem'ry of my dying hour. 
 
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 Paraphrase xxxix, 1-5 
 
 Hark, the glad sound, the Saviour 
 
 comes I 
 ' the Saviour promised long ; 
 Let ev'ry heart exult with joy, 
 _ and ev^ voice be song I 
 On him the Spirit, largely shed, 
 •««rts its sacred fire; ^ 
 
 Wisdom and might, and zeal and 
 
 love, 
 
 his holy breast inspire. 
 
 He comes 1 the prisoners to relieve, 
 in Satan's bondage held ; ' 
 
 The gates of brass before him burst,' 
 
 _ the iron fetters yield. 
 
 He comes J from darkening scales of 
 ■ vice.,-. 
 
 ' to clear the inward sight ; » 
 
 And on the eye-balls of the blind 
 to pour celestiallight. 
 
 Paraphrase zli. 3 to end. 
 Not to condemn the sons of men 
 
 the Son of God appear'd; 
 No weapons in his hand are seen, 
 
 nor voice of terror heard: 
 He came to raise our fallen state, 
 
 and our lost hopes restore: 
 Faith leads us to the mercy-seat, 
 
 and hids us f(ar no niore; 
 
 But vengeaiice just for ever lies 
 
 on all the rebel race, 
 Who God's eternal Son despise^ 
 ^and scorn his offer'd grace. 
 
 Paraphrase xliv. 3 to end. 
 'Tts finish'd-— was his latest voice; 
 
 these sacred accents o'er, [ghost. 
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 and suffeHd pain no more. 
 
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 »Tis finish'd— The Messiah dies 
 for sins, byit not his own; 
 
 *The great redemption is complete, 
 and Satarfs pow'r o'crthrown. 
 
 'Tis filiisVd— All his groans are past, 
 
 • his blood, his pain, and toils, 
 Have fully vanquished our foes, 
 
 and crown'd him with their spoils. 
 »Tis finish'd— Legal worship ends, 
 
 * and gospel ages run; 
 
 All old things now arc past away, 
 and a new world begun. 
 
 :.;;•••;•; 70- :; ■■ 
 
 ParapliraBe xlvi. 
 Vain are the hopes the sons of men 
 
 upon their works have bttilt; 
 Their hearts by nature are unclean, 
 
 their actiAs full of, guilt. 
 Silent let Jew and Gentile stan<?, 
 
 without one vaunting word; 
 And,humbled low,co^fess their guilt 
 
 before heaven's ri^Wteous Lord. 
 
 No hope can on the law be built 
 of justifyiiilg grace; ^ ; , 
 
 The law, that shows the sinner's 
 guilt, . .^ / 
 
 ' condemns him to his face, v* , 
 
 Jesus! how glorious is thy grace I 
 when in thy name we trust, 
 
 Our faith receives a righteousiiiess 
 jhat roakcs the sinner just. 
 
 Paraphrase liv. P 
 
 rm not ashamed to own my Lord; 
 
 or to defend his cause, 
 Maintain the glory of his cross, 
 
 and honor all his laws. 
 Jesus, my Lord I I know hii nime, 
 
 his name is all my boast; 
 Nor will he put my soul to shame, 
 
 nor let my hope be lost ;_ 
 
 I know that safe with him remains, 
 
 protected by his pow'r,^ 
 What I've committed to his trust, 
 
 till the decisive hour. 
 Then will he own his servant's name 
 
 before his Father's face. 
 And in the New Jcrusftlejri ^, 
 
 appoint my soul a place. ,. 
 
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 Paraphrase Ivi. 1-5. 
 
 jtiow wicked was our former state 
 
 when slaves to Satan's sway; 
 With hearts disordered and impure 
 
 o'erwhelmed in sin we lay. 
 But 01 my soull for evfer praise, 
 
 foreverlove his name. 
 Who turned thee from the fatal paths 
 
 of folly, sin, and sh^me, 
 
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 Vain and presumptuous is the trust 
 
 which in our works we place} 
 Salvation from a higher sourcer 
 
 flow's to th6 human race. 
 Til frofti the mercy of our God 
 
 that all our hopes begin. 
 His mercy saved, our souls froi 
 death, . 
 
 and wash'd our souls from sin 
 
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 Where high the heav'nly temple 
 
 stands, \ • 
 
 The house of God not made with 
 
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 A great Hij^ Priest oAr nature 
 
 wears,. 
 The guardian of tnankind appears. 
 He who for men their surety stood, 
 And pour'd on earth' his precious 
 
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 Pursues in heav'n his mighty plan, 
 The 3ayiobr and the friend of man. 
 
 
 Though now ascended up on high, 
 He bends on eaHh a brother's eye; 
 Partaker of the human name. 
 He knows the frailty of our frame, 
 ^ur feUow-suffrer yet retains 
 A fellow-feeling of our pains; 
 And still remembers in Uiexskies* 
 JHi^ tears, his agonies, and cries. 
 
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 Father of peace, and God of love I 
 we own thy power to save. 
 
 That power by which uur Shepherd 
 victorious o'er the graye. [rose 
 
 Him from the dead thou, brought'st 
 
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 when, by his sacred blood, V 
 Confirm'd and seal'd for evermbrie, 
 th' eternal covenant stood. 
 
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 O may thy Spirit seal our souls, 
 and mould them to thy will. 
 
 That our weak hearts ho mon 
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 but keep thy precepts still : 
 
 That Jo perfection's sacred height 
 we nearer still may rise. 
 
 And all we think, and all we do, 
 be pleasing i^ thine eyes. 
 
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 ^^Bx^^fixnai^ Ixvi. i-6. 
 
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 whence all their white array ? 
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