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Doctor Watts's imitation of the Psalms of David, to which is added a collection of hymns; the whole applied to the state of the Christian Church in general (3rd ed.)

Editor: Joel Barlow
Publisher: Printed by Nathaniel Patten, Hartford, 1786
Language: English
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79aI'll speak the honours of my KingTextPage Scan
79bNow be my heart inspir'd to singTextPage Scan
80The King of saints, how fair his faceTextPage Scan
81aGod is the refuge of his saintsTextPage Scan
81bLet Sion in her King rejoiceTextPage Scan
82Oh for a shout of sacred joyTextPage Scan
83Great is the Lord our GodTextPage Scan
84aFar as thy name is knownTextPage Scan
84bWhy doth the man of riches growTextPage Scan
85Ye sons of pride, that hate the justTextPage Scan
86Why do the proud insult the poorTextPage Scan
87aThe Lord, the Judge, before his throneTextPage Scan
87bThus saith the Lord, the spacious fieldsTextPage Scan
88aWhen Christ to judgment shall descendTextPage Scan
88bThe Lord, the Judge his churches warnsTextPage Scan
89The Lord, the sovereign sends his summons forthTextPage Scan
91The God of glory sends his summons forthTextPage Scan
93Shew pity, Lord, O Lord, forgiveTextPage Scan
94aLord, I am vile, conceiv'd in sinTextPage Scan
94bO thou that hear'st when sinners cryTextPage Scan
95Lord, I would spread my sore distressTextPage Scan
96O God of mercy, hear my callTextPage Scan
97aWhy should the mighty make their boastTextPage Scan
97bWhy should the haughty hero boastTextPage Scan
98aAre all the foes of Sion foolsTextPage Scan
98bBehold us, Lord, and let our cryTextPage Scan
99O God, my refuge, hear my criesTextPage Scan
100Let sinners take their courseTextPage Scan
101O thou, whose justice reigns on highTextPage Scan
102aMy God, in whom are all the springsTextPage Scan
102bJudges, who rule the world by lawsTextPage Scan
103From foes, that round us riseTextPage Scan
104Lord thou hast scourg'd our guilty landTextPage Scan
105aWhen overwhelm'd with griefTextPage Scan
105bMy spirit looks to God aloneTextPage Scan
106Early, my God, without delayTextPage Scan
107a'Twas in the watches of the nightTextPage Scan
107bGreat God, indulge my humble claimTextPage Scan
108My God, permit my tongueTextPage Scan
109Great God attend to my complaintTextPage Scan
110The praise of Sion waits for theeTextPage Scan
111The God of our Salvation hearsTextPage Scan
112Praise waits in Sion, Lord, for theeTextPage Scan
113a'Tis by thy strength the mountains standTextPage Scan
113bGood is the Lord, the heavenly KingTextPage Scan
114Sing, all the nations to the LordTextPage Scan
115aNow shall my solmen vows be paidTextPage Scan
115bShine, mighty God, on Sion shineTextPage Scan
116Let God arise in all his mightTextPage Scan
117Lord, when thou didst ascend on highTextPage Scan
118aWe bless the Lord, the just, the goodTextPage Scan
118bSave me, O God, the swelling floodsTextPage Scan
120Now let our lips with holy fearTextPage Scan
121aFather, I sing thy wondrous graceTextPage Scan
121bDeep in our hearts let us recordTextPage Scan
122'Twas for our sake, eternal GodTextPage Scan
123aIn haste, O God, attend my callTextPage Scan
123bMy God, my everlasting hopeTextPage Scan
124My Saviour, my almighty FriendTextPage Scan
125God of my childhood, and my youthTextPage Scan
126aGreat God, whose universal swayTextPage Scan
126bJesus shall reign where-e'er the sunTextPage Scan
127Now I'm convinc'd, the Lord is kindTextPage Scan
128God, my supporter and my hopeTextPage Scan
129Lord, what a thoughtless wretch was ITextPage Scan
130Sure there's a righteous GodTextPage Scan
131Will God forever cast us off!TextPage Scan
133aTo thee, most high and holy GodTextPage Scan
133bIn Judah God of old was knownTextPage Scan
134To God I cry'd with mournful voiceTextPage Scan
136How awful is thy chastening rod!TextPage Scan
137aLet children hear the mighty deedsTextPage Scan
137bOh what a stiff rebellious houseTextPage Scan
138When Israel sinn'd, the Lord reprov'dTextPage Scan
139Great God, how oft did Israel proveTextPage Scan
140aBehold, O God, what cruel foesTextPage Scan
140bGreat Shepherd of thine IsraelTextPage Scan
142aSing to the Lord aloudTextPage Scan
142bAmong th' assemblies of the greatTextPage Scan
143And will the God of graceTextPage Scan
144How pleasant, how divinely fairTextPage Scan
145aGreat God, attend while Zion singsTextPage Scan
145bMy soul, how lovely is the placeTextPage Scan
146Lord of the worlds aboveTextPage Scan
148aLord, thou hast call'd thy grace to mindTextPage Scan
148bSalvation is forever nighTextPage Scan
149aAmong the princes, earthly godsTextPage Scan
149bGod in his earthly temple laysTextPage Scan
150O God of my salvation, hearTextPage Scan
151aForever shall my song recordTextPage Scan
151bMy never-ceasing song shall showTextPage Scan
152With reverence let the saints appearTextPage Scan
153aBlest are the souls that hear and knowTextPage Scan
153bHear what the Lord in vision saidTextPage Scan
154aYet (saith the Lord) if David's raceTextPage Scan
154bRemember Lord, our mortal stateTextPage Scan
155Think, mighty God, on feeble manTextPage Scan
156Thro' every age, eternal GodTextPage Scan
157Our God, our help in ages pastTextPage Scan
158aLord, if thine eyes survey our faultsTextPage Scan

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