The Whole Book of Psalms

Author: Thomas Sternhold, John Hopkins
Publisher: A. Strahan, London, 1790
Language: English
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IThe man is blest that hath not lentTextPage Scan
IIWhy did the Gentiles tumults raise?TextPage Scan
IIIO Lord how are my foes increas'dTextPage Scan
IVO God, that art my righteousnessTextPage Scan
VIncline thine ears O Lord, and letTextPage Scan
VILord in thy wrath reprove me notTextPage Scan
VIIO Lord my God, I put my trustTextPage Scan
VIIIO God our Lord how wonderfulTextPage Scan
IXWith heart and mouth to thee O LordTextPage Scan
XWhat is the cause that thou, O LordTextPage Scan
XIIn God the Lord I put my trustTextPage Scan
XIIHelp. Lord. for good and godly menTextPage Scan
XIIIHow long wilt thou forget me Lord?TextPage Scan
XIVThere is no God, do foolish menTextPage Scan
XVWithin thy tabernacle, LordTextPage Scan
XVILord, keep me, for I trust in theeTextPage Scan
XVIIO Lord, give ear to my just causeTextPage Scan
XVIIIO God my strength and fortitudeTextPage Scan
XIXThe heav'ns and firmament on highTextPage Scan
XXIn trouble and adversityTextPage Scan
XXIO Lord, how joyful is the kingTextPage Scan
XXIIO God my God, wherefore dost thouTextPage Scan
XXIIIaThe Lord is only my supportTextPage Scan
XXIIIbMy Shepherd is the living LordTextPage Scan
XXIVThe earth is all the Lord's, with allTextPage Scan
XXVI Lift my heart to theeTextPage Scan
XXVILord, be my Judge and thou shalt seeTextPage Scan
XXVIIThe Lord is both my health and lightTextPage Scan
XXVIIIThou art, O Lord, my strength and stayTextPage Scan
XXIXGive to the Lord, ye potentatesTextPage Scan
XXXAll laud and praise with heart and voiceTextPage Scan
XXXIO Lord, I put my trust in theeTextPage Scan
XXXIIThe man is blest, whose wickednessTextPage Scan
XXXIIIYe righteous, in the Lord rejoiceTextPage Scan
XXXIVI will give laud and honour bothTextPage Scan
XXXVLord plead my cause against my foesTextPage Scan
XXXVIThe wicked by his works unjustTextPage Scan
XXXVIIGrudge not to see the wicked menTextPage Scan
XXXVIIIPut me not to rebuke, O LordTextPage Scan
XXXIXI said, I will look to my waysTextPage Scan
XLI waited long and sought the LordTextPage Scan
XLIThe man is blest that doth provideTextPage Scan
XLIILike as the hart doth pant and brayTextPage Scan
XLIIIJudge and defend my cause, O LordTextPage Scan
XLIVOur ears have heard Our fathers tellTextPage Scan
XLVMy heart doth take in handTextPage Scan
XLVIThe Lord is our defence and aidTextPage Scan
XLVIIYe people all, with one accordTextPage Scan
XLVIIIGreat is the Lord, and with great praiseTextPage Scan
XLIXAll people, hearken and give earTextPage Scan
LaThe mighty GodTextPage Scan
LbThe God of gods, the LordTextPage Scan
LIaO Lord consider my distressTextPage Scan
LIbHave mercy on me, Lord, afterTextPage Scan
LIIWhy dost thou, tyrant, boast abroadTextPage Scan
LIIIThe foolish man within his heartTextPage Scan
LIVGod, save me for thy holy NameTextPage Scan
LVO God, give ear, and speedilyTextPage Scan
LVIHave mercy, Lord, on me, I prayTextPage Scan
LVIITake pity for thy promise sakeTextPage Scan
LVIIIYe rulers, that are put in trustTextPage Scan
LIXSend aid, and save me from my foesTextPage Scan
LXO Lord, thou didst us clean forsakeTextPage Scan
LXIRegard, O Lord, for I complainTextPage Scan
LXIIMy soul to God shall give good heedTextPage Scan
LXIIIO God, my God, I early seekTextPage Scan
LXIVO Lord, unto my voice give earTextPage Scan
LXVThy praise alone, O Lord, doth reignTextPage Scan
LXVIYe men on earth, in God rejoiceTextPage Scan
LXVIIHave mercy on us, LordTextPage Scan
LXVIIILet God arise, and then his foesTextPage Scan
LXIXSave me, O God, and that with speedTextPage Scan
LXXO God, to me take heedTextPage Scan
LXXIMy Lord, my God, in all distressTextPage Scan
LXXIILord, give thy judgments to the kingTextPage Scan
LXXIIITruly the Lord is very goodTextPage Scan
LXXIVWhy art thou, Lord, so long from usTextPage Scan
LXXVTo thee, O God, will we give thanksTextPage Scan
LXXVITo all that now in Judah dwellTextPage Scan
LXXVIII with my voice to God did cryTextPage Scan
LXXVIIIAttend, my people, to my lawTextPage Scan
LXXIXO God, the Gentiles do invadeTextPage Scan
LXXXThou Shepherd, that dost Israel keepTextPage Scan
LXXXIBe light and glad, in God rejoiceTextPage Scan
LXXXIIAmong the princes, men of mightTextPage Scan
LXXXIIIDo not, O God, refrain thy tongueTextPage Scan
LXXXIVHow pleasant is thy dwelling-placeTextPage Scan
LXXXVThou hast been merciful indeedTextPage Scan
LXXXVILord, bow thy ear to my requestTextPage Scan
LXXXVIIThat city shall full well endureTextPage Scan
LXXXVIIILord God of health, the hope and stayTextPage Scan
LXXXIXTo sing the mercies of the LordTextPage Scan
XCThou, Lord, hast been our sure defenceTextPage Scan
XCIHe that within the secret placeTextPage Scan
XCIIIt is a thing both good and meetTextPage Scan
XCIIIThe Lord doth reign and cloathed isTextPage Scan
XCIVO Lord, thou dost revenge all wrongTextPage Scan
XCVO come, let us lift up our voiceTextPage Scan
XCVISing ye with praise unto the LordTextPage Scan
XCVIIThe Lord doth reign for which the earthTextPage Scan

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