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Have mercy on me, Lord, after
Author: J. H. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #LIb (1790) Lyrics: 1 Have mercy on me, Lord, after
thy great abounding grace.
After thy mercies multitude
do thou my sin efface;
2 Yea, wash me clean from my offence
and my iniquity;
For I do own my faults, and still
my sin is in mine eye.
3 Against thee, thee alone, I have
offended in this case,
And evil have I done before
the presence of thy face;
4 That in the things that thou hast done
upright thou may'st appear,
And when thou judgest, all may see,
that thou art very clear.
5 In wickedness I formed was,
when I began to be;
My mother at the very first
in sin conceived me:
6 But lo! truth in the inward parts
is pleasant unto thee,
And secrets of thy wisdom thou
revealed hast to me.
7 With hyssop, Lord, besprinkle me.
I shall be cleansed so;
Yea, wash thou me, and then I shall
be whiter than the snow.
8 Of joy and gladness make thou me
to hear the pleasant voice,
That so the bones which thou, O Lord,
hast broken may rejoice.
9 From the beholding of my sins,
Lord, turn away thy face,
And all my deeds of wickedness
do utterly efface.
10 O God, create in me a heart
unspotted in thy sight;
Within my bowels, Lord, renew
a firm and stable sp'rit.
11 Cast me not from thy sight, nor take
thy spirit quite away;
The comfort of thy saving health
give me again, I pray.
12 With thy free spirit me support,
then shall transgressors be,
By my instruction and advice
converted unto thee.
The Second Part.
13 O God, that art God of my health,
from blood deliver me,
That praises of thy righteousness
My tongue may sing to thee:
14 My lips, that yet fast closed be,
do thou, O Lord, unloose;
The praises of thy Majesty
my mouth shall then disclose.
15 I would have offer'd sacrifice,
if that had pleased thee;
But pleased with burnt-offerings
I know thou wilt not be:
16 A spirit griev'd is sacrifice
delightful in thine eyes;
A broken and a contrite heart,
Lord, thou wilt not despise.
17 In thy good will deal gently, Lord,
with Sion, and withal
Grant that of thy Jerusalem
uprear'd may be the wall:
18 Burnt-offerings, gifts, and sacrifice
of justice in that day,
Thou shalt accept, and calves they shall
upon thy altar lay. Scripture: Psalm 51 Languages: English
Have mercy on me, Lord, after
Miserere mei
Author: J. H. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #27b (1640) First Line: Have mercy on me Lord after Lyrics: 1 Have mercy on me Lord after,
thy great abounding grace:
After thy mercies multitude.
do thou my sins deface.
2 Yea wash me more from my offence,
and cleanse me from my sin:
For I do know my faults, and still
my sin is in mine eyne.
3 Against thee, thee alone I have
offended in this case:
And evill have I done before
the presence of thy face.
4 That in the things that thou hast done
upright thou maist be tri'd:
And eke in judging that the doome
may passe upon thy side.
5 Behold in wickedness my kind
and shape I did recive.
And lo my sinfull mother eke
in sin did me conceive.
6 But lo truth in the inward parts
is pleasant unto thee:
And secrets of thy wisdome thou
revealed hast to me.
7 With hysop Lord besprinkle me,
I shall be cleansed so:
Yea wash thou me, and so I shall
be whiter than the snow.
8 Of joy and gladnesse make thou me
to heare the pleasant voice:
That so the bruised bones which thou
hast broken may rejoyce.
9 From the beholding of my sins,
Lord turne away thy face:
And all my deeds of wickednesse
do utterly deface.
10 O God create in me a heart
unspotted in thy sight:
And eke within my bowels Lord,
renew a stable spirit.
11 Ne cast me from thy sight, nor take
thy Spirit quite away?
The comfort of thy saving health
give me againe I pray.
12 With thy free Spirit establish me,
and I will teach therefore:
Sinners thy waies, and wicked shall
be turned to thy love.
The second Part:
13 O God that art God of my health,
from bloud deliver me:
That praises of thy righteousnesse
My tongue may sing to thee.
14 My lips, which yet fast closed be,
do thou O Lord unclose:
The praises of thy Majesty
my mouth shall so disclose.
15 I would have offered sacrifice,
if that had pleased thee:
But pleased with burnt offerings
I know thou wilt not be.
16 A troubled spirit is sacrifice
delightfull in God's eyes:
A broken and an humble heart,
God thou wilt not despise.
17 In thy good will deale gently Lord,
to Sion and withall
Grant that of thy Jerusalem
uprear'd may be the wall
18 Burnt offerings, gifts and sacrifice
of justice in that day
Thou shalt accept, and calves they shall
upon thine altar lay. Scripture: Psalm 51 Languages: English
Miserere mei
