Dr. Watts's Imitation of the Psalms of David: suited to the Christian worship in the United States and allowed by the Synod of New York and New Jersey to be used in all the churches

Author: Isaac Watts
Publisher: Printed by Elihu Phinney, Cooperstown. NY, 1790
Language: English
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3Blest is the man who shuns the placeTextPage Scan
4The man is ever blestTextPage Scan
5aHappy the man whose cautious feetTextPage Scan
5bMaker and sov'reign LordTextPage Scan
7Why did the nations join to slayTextPage Scan
8Why did the Jews proclaim their rageTextPage Scan
9My God, how many are my fears!TextPage Scan
10O Lord, how many are my foesTextPage Scan
11O God of grace and rigteousnessTextPage Scan
12aLord, thou wilt hear me when I prayTextPage Scan
12bLord, in the morning thou shalt hearTextPage Scan
14In anger, Lord, rebuke me notTextPage Scan
15aLord, I can suffer thy rebukesTextPage Scan
15bMy trust is in my heav'nly friendTextPage Scan
17O Lord, our heav'nly KingTextPage Scan
18O Lord, our God, how wond'rous greatTextPage Scan
19Almighty Ruler of the skiesTextPage Scan
20Lord, what was man when made at firstTextPage Scan
21aWith my whole heart I'll raise my songTextPage Scan
21bWhen the great Judge supreme and justTextPage Scan
23Why doth the Lord stand off so farTextPage Scan
24My refuge is the God of loveTextPage Scan
25Lord, if thou dost not soon appearTextPage Scan
26Help, Lord, for men of virtue failTextPage Scan
27How long O Lord, shall I complainTextPage Scan
28How long wilt thou conceal thy face?TextPage Scan
29aFools in their hearts believe and sayTextPage Scan
29bAre sinners now so senseless grownTextPage Scan
30Who shall inhabit in thy hillTextPage Scan
31Who shall ascend thy heav'nly placeTextPage Scan
32aPreserve me, Lord, in time of needTextPage Scan
32bHow fast their guilt and sorrows riseTextPage Scan
33When God is nigh, my faith is strongTextPage Scan
34aSave me, o Lord, from ev'ry foeTextPage Scan
34bI set the Lord before my faceTextPage Scan
35Arise my gracious GodTextPage Scan
36Lord, I am thine: but thou wilt proveTextPage Scan
37Thee will I love, O Lord, my strengthTextPage Scan
38Lord, thou hast seen my soul sincereTextPage Scan
39Just are thy ways, and true thy wordTextPage Scan
40We love thee, Lord, and we adoreTextPage Scan
41To thine almighty arm we oweTextPage Scan
42Behold the lofty skyTextPage Scan
43Behold the morning sunTextPage Scan
44The heav'ns declare thy glory, LordTextPage Scan
45Great God, the heav'n's well order'd frameTextPage Scan
47Now may the God of pow'r and graceTextPage Scan
48The king, O Lord, with songs of praiseTextPage Scan
49aDavid rejoic'd in God his strengthTextPage Scan
49bWhy has my God my soul forookTextPage Scan
51Now from the roaring lion's rageTextPage Scan
52Now let our mournful songs recordTextPage Scan
53My Shepherd is the living LordTextPage Scan
54My Shepherd will supply my needTextPage Scan
55The Lord my Shepherd isTextPage Scan
56The earth for ever is the Lord'sTextPage Scan
57This spacious earth is all the Lord'sTextPage Scan
58I lift my soul to GodTextPage Scan
59aWhere shall the man be foundTextPage Scan
59bMine eyes and my desireTextPage Scan
60Judge me, O Lord, and prove my waysTextPage Scan
61The Lord of glory is my lightTextPage Scan
62Soon as I heard my Father sayTextPage Scan
63Give to the Lord, ye sons of fameTextPage Scan
64aI will extol thee, Lord, on highTextPage Scan
64bFirm was my health, my day was brightTextPage Scan
65Into thine hand, O God of truthTextPage Scan
66My heart rejoices in thy nameTextPage Scan
67O blessed souls are theyTextPage Scan
68Happy the man, to whom his GodTextPage Scan
69aBlest is the man, for ever blestTextPage Scan
69bWhile I keep silence and concealTextPage Scan
70Rejoice, ye righteous in the lordTextPage Scan
71Blest is the nation, where the LordTextPage Scan
72aYe holy souls, in God rejoiceTextPage Scan
72bO happy nation, where the LordTextPage Scan
73Lord I will bless thee all my daysTextPage Scan
74Children, in years and knowledge youngTextPage Scan
75I'll bless the Lord from day to dayTextPage Scan
76Come, children, learn to fear the LordTextPage Scan
77Now plead my cause, almighty GodTextPage Scan
78Behold! the love, the gen'rous loveTextPage Scan
79High in the heav'ns, eternal God!TextPage Scan
80While men grow bold in wicked waysTextPage Scan
81When man grows bold in sinTextPage Scan
82Why should I vex my soul, and fretTextPage Scan
84Why do the wealthy wicked boastTextPage Scan
85My God, the steps of pious menTextPage Scan
86Amidst thy wrath remember loveTextPage Scan
87Thus I resolv'd before the LordTextPage Scan
88Teach me the measure of my daysTextPage Scan
89God of my life, look gently downTextPage Scan
90aI waited patient for the lordTextPage Scan
90bThus saith the Lord, Your work is vinTextPage Scan
92The wonders, Lord, thy love has wroughtTextPage Scan
93aBlest is the man whose bowels moveTextPage Scan
93bWith earnest longings of the mindTextPage Scan
94My spirit sinks within me, LordTextPage Scan
95Lord, we have heard thy works of oldTextPage Scan
97My Savior and my KingTextPage Scan

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