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A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXV (1742) Scripture: Psalm 15 First Line: O Lord, who's he within thy tent Lyrics: 1 O Lord, who's he within thy tent,
A sojourner shall be?
And who is he inhabit shall
Thy hill of sanctity?
2 The man that walketh uprightly
That worketh righteousness;
And he who from his heart doth speak
The words of faithfulness.
3 Who with the tongue backbiteth not,
Nor doth his neighbour hurt:
Now yet against his neighbour doth
Take up an ill report.
4 Whose eyes contemn the person vile:
But those the Lord that fear
He honours them, and changeth not,
Tho' to his hurt he swear.
5 Nor gives his coin to usury:
Nor take a bribe doth he
Against the harmless: thus who doth
Shall never moved be.
A Psalm of David
Mictam, or a golden Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXVI (1742) Scripture: Psalm 16 First Line: O Mighty God, preserve thou me Lyrics: 1 O Mighty God, preserve thou me,
For upon thee I rest:
2 Thou art my Lord, unto my Lord,
My souls thou hast profess'd.
My goodness reacheth not to thee,
3 But to the saints on earth:
And to them that are excellent,
In whom is all my mirth.
4 Who to strange gods do hasten gifts,
Their grief shall multiply;
Their blood-drink offerings I'll not pour,
Their names my lips shall fly.
5 Jehovah is the portion
Of mine inheritance;
So is he likewise of my cup;
Thou dost maintain my chance.
6 The lines that fall'n are unto me,
In pleasant places are:
Yea, goodly is the heritage
That falleth to my share.
7 I will Jehovah humbly bless,
Who counsels me aright:
My reins also do me instruct
In seasons of the night.
8 Before me I the Lord have set
As present evermore:
Because he is at my right hand
I shall not slide therefore.
9 Therefore my heart rejoyceth much,
My glory's glad withal;
Moreover also dwell in hope
My flesh securely shall.
10 Because thou wilt not leave my soul
In death's estate to be:
Nor suffer wilt thy holy one
Corruption for to see.
11 Thou wilt me shew the pat of life:
Fulness of joys before
The presence, and at thy right hand
Are pleasures evermore.
Languages: English
Mictam, or a golden Psalm of David
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXVII (1742) Scripture: Psalm 17 First Line: Jehovah hearken to the right Lyrics: 1 Jehovah hearken to the right,
Attend unto my cry:
Give ear unto my pray'r that goes,
From lips that do not lie.
2 My Judgement from thy face let come,
Thine eyes let see the right.
Mine heart thou hast examined,
And visited by night.
3 Thou hast me as in furnace try'd,
And yet shalt nothing find:
For that my mouth shall not transgress
I am resolv'd in mind,
4 For what concerns the works of men,
By lips words have I,
The paths of him that doth destroy
Observed heedfully.
5 Uphold thou my forth-going steps,
Within thy beaten way:
lest otherwise at any time
My footsteps go astray.
6 Because that thou wilt answer me,
O God on thee I call:
Incline thou unto me thine ear,
Hear thou my speech withal.
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7 Shew forth thy wondrous Grace on them
That trust on thee repose:
O thou that sav'st by thy right hand
From self up-lifting foes.
As th' apple of thine eye me keep,
In thy wings shade me hide:
9 From wicked men my deadly foes,
Who waste me on each side.
10 Clos'd in their fat they are, and they
Boast with their mouth likewise.
11 They round us in our steps; on earth
They set their bow'd down eyes.
12 He like a roaring lion is,
That ready is to tear;
In secret places sits as he
A renting lion were.
13 Arise, do thou his face prevent,
Make him bow down, O Lord:
O set my soul at freedom from
The wicked one thy sword.
14 From mortal men thy hand, o Lord,
From men that mortal are;
And of this passing world who have,
Within this life their share.
Thou with thine hidden treasure dost
their bellies fill also:
Their sons are fill'd, their residue
They leave their babes unto.
15 In righteousness thy favour I
Shall very clearly see:
And waking with thine Image, I
Shall satisfied be. Languages: English
A Psalm of David
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord; who spake unto the Lord the words of this Song, in the day that the Lord delivered him from all his Enemies, and from the hand of Saul.
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXVIII (1742) Scripture: Psalm 18 First Line: I'll dearly love thee, Lord, my strength Lyrics: 1 I'll dearly love thee, Lord, my strength.
2 The Lord's my rock, my fort likewise
And Saviour mine, my God, my strength,
My shield on whom my trust relies,
My safety's horn, my tow'r likewise.
3 Upon Jehovah I will call
Who to be praised worthy is;
So from my foes be sav'd I shall.
4 Death's sorrows me encompassed,
And floods of Belial frighted me.
5 Hell's pangs me round environed;
The snares of death prevented me.
6 In my straits on the Lord call'd I,
And to my God cry'd; he did hear
My voice from's temple, and my cry
Before him came into his ear.
7 Then th'earth did shake and quake, likewise,
Mov'd hills foundations shook at's ire.
8 Smoak from his nostrils did arise
And from his mouth devouring fire,
By it the coals enkindled were.
9 Likewise the heavens he down bow'd
And he descended; also there
Was at his feet a gloomy cloud.
10 And he on cherubs rode apace,
Yea on the wings of wind he flew.
11 He darkness made his secret place
His covert round about him drew,
Dark waters, and thick clouds of skies.
12 From brightness that before him was
His thickned clouds did pass likewise
Hail-stones and coals of fire did pass.
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13 Jehovah thundered forth also,
Within the heavens in his ire,
The highest caus'd his voice to go
Hail-stones and burning coals of fire,
14 Yea he his arrows did send out,
And bruising he them scattered:
And lightnings he did hurl about,
And them with dread discomfited.
14 The channels where the waters past
Were seen, the ground-works of the world
Appear'd at thy rebuke, at blast
Of thy displeasure's breath, O Lord.
16 He from above sent, he me set
The waters great he drew me for;
17 From my strong foes, me free he set
From them that hated me also.
For they were mightier than I.
18 They me prevented in the day
Of that my dark calamity.
Yet was the Lord for me a stay.
19 And he led me a large place to,
He sav'd me, for he did delight
10 In me. The Lord repay'd me so,
According as I did aright.
After the pureness of my hands
He gave a recompence to me.
21 Because I kept the Lord's commands,
Nor I from God went wickedly.
22 Fro judgements all were in my sight:
Nor from me his decrees put I:
23 And I before him was upright,
Me kept from mine iniquity.
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24 Therefore the Lord rewarded me
According as I did aright;
After mine hands integrity,
That did appear before his sight.
24 With persons merciful that are
Thou merciful thy self wilt show;
Thou upright wilt thy self declare
With such as upright are also.
26 With such as hollow purity,
That thou art pure thou wilt declare;
For thou wilt turn thy self away
Against them all that froward are.
27 Because thou safety wilt afford
To poor folk; but high looks suppress.
28 But thou wilt light my lamp, the Lord
My God will lighten my darkness,
29 For through a troop by thee i ride;
And by my God leap'd o'er a wall.
30 God's way intire, the Lord's word try'd;
That trust in him he's shield to all.
31 For who is God the Lord but he?
Or who a rock our God besides?
32 It's God with strength that girdeth me
And me in perfect way doth guide.
33 He makes my feet like as a roe,
And on my high place makes me stand!
34 Mine arms do break the brazen bow;
So well to war he learns my hand.
35 And of thy saving health the shield
thou hast bestowed upon me;
And thy right hand hath me upheld,
Thy meekness made me great to be.
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36 Thou under me my steps mad'st large
So that my ankles did not slide.
37 My foes pursued, and o'er charge
I turn'd not till they were destroy'd.
38 I pierc'd them that they could not rise,
They at my feet did fall subdu'd.
39 Fro thou hast girded me likewise
Unto the war with fortitude.
Thou hast subdued under me
Those that did up against me rise,
40 My foes their necks thou gavest me
That I might waste mine enemies.
41 They cry'd; but none to save thy find:
To God, but with no answer meet.
42 I beat them then as dust i'th' wind,
And cast them out as dust i'th' street.
43 And thou hast me delivered
From people that contentious be:
Thou of the heathen mad'st me head,
The folk I knew not, shall serve me.
44 They'll at first hearing me obey;
Themselves shall strangers yield to me.
45 The strangers sons shall fade away,
And from their closets frighted be.
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46 Give Lord, and let my rock be blest:
God of my health exalted be.
47 God that for me revenge express'd,
And brings down people under me.
48 He sav'd me from mine enemies;
And thou didst lift me higher than
Those that did up against me rise;
And freed me from the violent man.
49 I will therefore to thee confess
With thanks the heathen folk among,
Jehovah to thy name express
My praises will in a song.
50 He giveth great salvation
Unto his king; and doth display
His mercy to's anointed one,
To David and his seed for aye. Languages: English
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord; who spake unto the Lord the words of this Song, in the day that the Lord delivered him from all his Enemies, and from the hand of Saul.
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXIX (1742) Scripture: Psalm 19 First Line: Declare abroad the heavens do Lyrics: 1 Declare abroad the heavens do
The majesty of God;
And forth the firmament doth show
His handy work abroad.
2 Day speaks to day, night hath likewise
Knowledge to night declar'd.
3 There neither speech nor language is
Where their voice is not heard.
4 The coasts of all the earth throughout
Their line is gone unto;
The ends of all the world about,
Their words do reach unto.
5 A tabernacle he in those
hath pitched for the sun;
Who bridegroom like from's chamber goes
Glad giants race to run.
6 The utmost end of heavens fro
His course and compassing,
To th' ends thereof; from's heat also
There hidden is no thing.
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7 Jehovah's law is perfect pure,
And doth the soul convert:
Jehovah's testimony sure
Makes wise the simple heart.
8 The statues of the Lord are right
And do rejoice the heart;
The Lord's command is pure, and light
Doth to the eyes impart.
9 Clean is Jehovah's awful fear,
And doth abide for aye:
The truth Jehovah's judgements are
And wholly right are they.
10 Than gold, than much refined gold
More to be prized far;
Than honey sweeter manifold,
And honey comb they are.
11 Thy servant he moreover is
Admonished from hence,
In keeping of the same likewise
Great is the recompence.
12 Who can his errors throughly know;
From secret faults cleanse me,
And from presumptuous sins also,
Keep thou thy servant free.
13 O let them never over me
Usurp dominion:
Then clear and upright shall I be
From great transgression.
14 Words of my mouth, thoughts of my heart,
Let acceptable be.
Lord in thy sight, my rock who art
And my redeemer free.
Languages: English
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXX (1742) Scripture: Psalm 20 First Line: I' th' day of sore affliction Lyrics: 1 I' th' day of sore affliction,
The Lord to thee attend,
The name of Jacob's mighty God
Thee mightily defend,
2 Send thee help from his holy place;
From Sion strengthen thee.
3 Mind all thy gifts and sacrifice,
Accepted let it be.
4 Grant thee according to thy heart,
Thy counsel all fulfil.
5 We in thy perfect saving health
Rejoyce with shouting will.
And in the name of our God we
Our banners will erect.
When as thy supplications all
Jehovah shall effect.
6 Now know I that Jehovah doth
Save his anointed dear:
With saving strength of his right hand,
From's holy heav'n he'll hear.
7 In chariots some their confidence,
And some in horses set:
But of the Lord our God the name
We never will forget.
8 So we arise and stand upright,
They are brought down and fall.
9 Save Lord, and let the King us hear,
When unto him we call.
Languages: English
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXXI (1742) Scripture: Psalm 21 First Line: Jehovah in thy strength Lyrics: 1 Jehovah in thy strength
The king shall joyful be:
And joy in thy salvation,
How veh'mently shall he?
2 Thou granted hast to him,
That which his heart desir'd,
and thou hast not with-holden back
That which his lips requir'd. Selah.
3 For with blessing of good
Thou hast prevented him;
Thou on his head of finest gold
Hast set and diadem.
4 Of thee he asked life,
Thou didst it freely give,
Ev'n length of days to him, that he
For evermore should live.
5 In thy salvation
His glory hath been great:
Thou honour hast and majesty
Likewise upon him set.
6 For thou for evermore
Hast him for blessings made:
Thou mak'st him with thy countenance
To be exceeding glad.
7 Because that in the Lord
The king doth trust, and he
Through mercy of the highest one
Shall not removed be.
8 Thine hand shall find out all
That en'mies are to thee;
And thy right hand shall find out them
Of thee that haters be.
9 Thou sit'st as fiery ov'n
Them in times of thine ire:
The Lord will swallow them in's wrath
And them consume with fire.
10 Thou wilt destroy the fruit
That doth of them proceed,
From off the earth, and from amongst
The sons of men their seed.
11 Because against thee they
And evil did intend:
A wicked plot they have devis'd,
But cannot work their end.
12 For thou shalt turn their back,
Whenever thou shalt place
Thine arrows ready on thy strings,
Full right against their face.
13 Jehovah is thy strength
On high extolled be:
And we will sing: yea praise with psalms
Thy mighty pow'r will we. Languages: English
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
To the chief Musician upon Aijeleth Shahar. A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXXII (1742) Scripture: Psalm 22 First Line: My God, my God, wherefore hast thou Lyrics: 1 My God, my God, wherefore hast thou
Forsaken me? and why
Art thou so far from my help
And from words of my cry?
2 My God, I in the day time cry,
but me thou dost not hear;
Also by night and unto me
No quiet rest is there.
3 Nevertheless thou holy art,
Who constantly dost dwell,
Amongst the thankful praises of
Thy people Israel.
4 Our fathers heretofore in thee
Have put their confidence,
They trusted have, and thou to them
Didst give deliverance.
5 They unto thee did cry aloud,
And were preserved found,
In thee they put their confidence,
And nought did them confound.
6 But I a worm and not a man,
Of men a very scorn:
And I among the people am
Despised as forlorn.
7 All they that do upon me look,
A scoff at me do make;
They with contempt shoot out the lip,
The head in scorn they shake.
8 Upon the lord he roll'd himself,
Let him now rid him quite;
Let him deliver him, because
In him he doth delight.
9 But thou art he that me out of
The belly didst forth take:
When I was on my brother's breasts,
To hope thou didst me make.
10 I from the tender womb have been
Committed unto thee;
Yea from my mother's belly thou
Hast been a God to me.
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11 Be not thou far away from me;
For tribulation
Approacheth very near at hand,
And helper there is none.
12 Great many bulls on ev'ry side
Have me encompassed;
The mighty bulls of Bashan have
Me round environed.
13 With their wide open'd mouths on me
They gaping so appear,
As if that each a ravening
And roaring lions were.
14 Like waters I am spilt, my bones
Disjointed are likewise;
Like unto melted wax my heart
Amidst my bowels lies.
15 My strength is like a potsherd dry'd,
And my tongue cleaveth fast
Unto my jaws; and to the dust
Of death brought me thou hast.
16 For dogs have compass'd me about,
Th' assembly me beset
Of wicked ones, they pierced through
My hands and eke my feet.
17 My bones I may then number all;
They look'd, they did me view.
18 My cloaths among them they did part;
Lots for my coat they threw.
19 But thou Lord be not far; my strength
Haste thou to succour me.
20 My soul from sword, my darling from
The pow'r of dogs set free.
21 Out of the lion's mouth also;
Oh, saved that I were!
For thou from horns of unicorns
Didst me vouchsafe to hear.
22 Thy name I will declare to them
That brethren are to me;
Amidst the congregation I
Will praises give to thee.
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23 Ye that do fear the Lord, him praise,
All Jacob's seed do ye
Him glorify, and dread him all
Ye Isra'ls seed that be.
24 For he th' affliction of the poor
Loaths not, nor doth despise;
Nor hides his face from him, but hears
When unto him he cries.
25 Within the congregation great,
My praise is of thee still:
Before them that in reverence,
Perform my vows I will.
26 The meek shall eat and be suffic'd;
Jehovah praise shall they
That do him seek; your heart shall live
Unto perpetual aye.
27 All th' Ends of th' earth remember shall
And turn unto the Lord;
And thee all heathen families
To worship shall accord
28 Because unto Jehovah doth
The kingdom appertain;
Likewise among the nations he
Is ruler sovereign.
29 Earth's fat ones eat, and worship shall
All who to dust descend,
(Who cannot keep alive his soul)
Before his face shall bend.
30 With service a posterity
Him shall attend upon,
Which to the Lord shall counted be
A generation.
31 Come shall they, and his righteousness
By them declar'd shall be
Unto a people yet unborn,
That done this thing hath he.
Languages: English
To the chief Musician upon Aijeleth Shahar. A Psalm of David
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXXIII (1742) Scripture: Psalm 23 First Line: The Lord to me a Shepherd is Lyrics: 1 The Lord to me a shepherd is,
Want therefore shall not I,
2 He in the folds of tender grass
Doth make me down to lie;
He leads me to the waters till.
3 Restore my soul doth he;
In paths of righteousness he will
For his name sake lead me.
4 In valley of death's shade although
I walk, I'll fear none ill:
For thou with me, thy rod also
Thy staff me comfort will.
5 Thou hast 'fore me a table spread
In presence of my foes:
Thou dost anoint with oyl mine head,
My cup it overflows.
6 Goodness and mercy my days all
Shall surely follow me:
And in the Lord's house dwell I shall
So long as days shall be. Languages: English
A Psalm of David
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: PHSS1742 #PXXIV (1742) Scripture: Psalm 24 First Line: The earth Jehovah's is Lyrics: 1 The earth Jehovah's is,
With all the store of it,
The habitable world is his,
And they thereon that sit,
2 For its foundation
He on the seas hath laid:
And it the water floods upon
Most solidly hath staid.
3 Jehovah's hill on high,
Who shall ascent into?
Within his place of sanctity,
Who shall there stand also?
4 The clean in hands, likewise
The pure in heart, and he
Who hath not lift his soul to lies,
Nor sworn deceitfully.
5 The benediction he
Shall from the Lord receive.
From God of his salvation he
His righteousness shall have.
6 This is the progeny
That seek him, even they
That for thy face enquiring be;
This Jacob is, Selah.
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7 Ye gates, lift up your heads,
And doors that last for aye,
Be ye lift up, that enter in
The King of glory may.
8 This glorious King, Who's he?
Jehovah puissant,
And valiant Jehovah is,
In battle valiant.
9 Ye gates lift up your heads,
And doors that last for aye,
Do ye lift up, that enter in
The King of Glory may.
10 The glorious King, Oh say,
Who is it that may be?
The Lord of armies in array
The glorious King is he. Selah.
Languages: English
A Psalm of David
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