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The Foolish in Their Hearts Deny (Psalm 14)
Author: Marie J. Post Hymnal: Glory to God #335 (2013) Meter: 8.6.8.6 D Scripture: Psalm 14 First Line: The foolish in their hearts deny Topics: God's Covenant with Israel; Justice; The Life of the Nations; Reconciliation; Sin; Wisdom Languages: English Tune Title: MAPLE AVENUE
The Foolish in Their Hearts Deny (Psalm 14)
All in All
Author: John Murray Hymnal: Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs #CXCVI (1792) Meter: Irregular Scripture: Psalm 14:2-3 First Line: Come, tho' we can truly sing Lyrics: 1 Cone, tho' we can truly sing,
In our flesh dwells no good thing;
Yet on him who gives us all,
We're embolden'd still to call.
2 Blind, and foolish once were we,
Christ our wisdom now we see;
In this wisdom we confide,
By this we are justifi'd;
3 Once in breaking God's command,
Doom'd to death beneath his hand;
Now we're call'd to own, and bless,
Jesus Christ our righteousness.
4 Without purity of heart
Truth divine will say depart,
But this holiness we find,
In the Saviour of mankind.
5 Many, mighty are our foes!
Human these, angelic those,
Where for refuge shall we flee?
Christ our great redemption see!
6 Seraphs, flames of sacred fire,
View this myst'ry with desire;
Hark! the bright enraptur'd throng
Catch, and raise the grateful song.
7 O ye thrones of heav'nly light,
Since you're sav'd from endless night,
And since we are rais'd to you,
Let us still the song pursue.
Topics: Attributes, Characters, Names, and Offices of Christ, from the New Testatment Languages: English
All in All
A Worldling, wretched, vile and base
Hymnal: Church Hymn Book #XCVIII (1816) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: Psalm 14 Lyrics: 1 A Worldling, wretched, vile and base,
Not subject to restraining grace;
But yielded to his lusts and pride,
And set all fear of God aside.
2 Though he had riches laid in store,
Yet no compassion on the poor!
A beggar in a helpless state,
Found no assistance at his gate.
3 The worldling spent his precious days,
In Luxuries, in sports and plays--
While the poor beggar lay distress'd,
With poverty and sores oppress'd.
4 But to them both it proved strange,
To meet with such a sudden change;
The worldling sent to endless pain,
The beggar plac'd with Christ to reign.
5 This is the sinners awful case:
They who neglect the time of grace;
They cry for help, but O too late!
When once they share their lot and fate.
6 The worldlilng pray'd to get relief,
To metigate his pain and grief;
But father Abr'am could not grant
that cooling drop which he did want.
7 If we seek heaven here on earth,
We loose the heav'n of greater worth;
To bear the Cross with Jesus here,
Intitles us to glory there.
8 Dear Saviour, make us truly wise,
All sinful pleasures to despise--
The greatest evil we can do:
That is to choose our heav'n below. Topics: First Sunday after Trinity Languages: English
A Worldling, wretched, vile and base
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PXIV (1758) Scripture: Psalm 14 First Line: Fools, in their hearts, say there's no GOD Lyrics: 1 Fools in their hearts say, there's no GOD,
and so corrupt they grow,
Abominable sins commit,
and nothing good they do.
2 From heav'n JEHOVAH looked down
on sons of men, to see
If any who do understand,
or seek to GOD there be.
3 They altogether filthy are;
they all are backward* gone;
There are not any that do good,
no verily, not one.
4 The workers of iniquity,
do they not know at all?
That they my people eat as bread,
nor on the LORD will call.
5 Yet they shall with a grievous fear
appalled greatly be,
When GOD among the righteous race
they once shall come to see.
6 The counsel of the poor oppress'd,
ye mock'd and try'd to shame;
Because the LORD their refuge is,
and they hope in his name.
7 Who will from Zion Isr'el save?
when back the LORD shall bring
His captives; Jacob will rejoyce,
and Isr'el gladly sing. Languages: English
A Psalm of David
Jehovah who should come
Author: John Relly Hymnal: Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs #CVI (1792) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Scripture: Psalm 14:6 First Line: How strange the tidings, how profound! Lyrics: 1 How strange the tidings, how profound!
That God a man should be;
In servant's form the Lord was found,
To make us S\servants free.
2 Our father lov'd us worms so well,
He put our nature on,
And thus became Immanuel,
The Father and the Son.
3 He finish'd what his love began,
For Adam's ruin'd race;
We see the God shine thro' the man,
In dear Imman'el's face.
4 This sacred unity maintains
Our constant peace with God:
Our sins aton'd for by his pains,
His sorrow and his blood. Topics: The Incarnation of Christ; or, God manifest in Flesh Languages: English
Jehovah who should come
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New-Testament #PXIV (1742) Scripture: Psalm 14 First Line: The fool in's heart saith, there's no God Lyrics: 1 The fool, in's heart, saith, there's no God;
They are corrupt each one,
Abominable works they do;
That doth good there is none.
2 The Lord from heaven looked down.
On sons of men to see,
If any that did understand,
That seeketh God there be.
3 They altogether filthy are,
They all aside are gone;
There is not any that doth good
No not so much as one.
4 The workers of iniquity
Do they not know at all:
That eat my folk, as bread they eat,
On God they do not call.
5 There with a very grievous fear,
Affrighted sore they were,
For God i' th' generation is
Of such as righteous are.
6 The counsel of the poor oppress'd,
Ashamed you would make:
And that because Jehovah he
Doth for his refuge take.
7. Who Israel's health from Sion gives?
His folks captivity,
When God shall turn: Jacob shall joy,
Glad Israel shall be.
The Psalm, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New-Testament,1742
To the chief Musician. A Psalm of David
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PXIV (1773) Scripture: Psalm 14 First Line: Fools in their hearts say, there's no GOD Lyrics: 1 Fools in their hearts say, there's no GOD,
and so corrupt they grow,
Abominable sins commit,
and nothing good they do.
2 From heav'n JEHOVAH looked down
on sons of men, to see
If any who do understand,
or seek to GOD there be.
3 They altogether filthy are;
they all are backward gone;
There are not any that do good,
no verily, not one.
4 The workers of iniquity,
do they not know at all?
That they my people eat as bread,
nor on the LORD will call.
5 Yet they shall with a grievous fear
appalled greatly be,
When GOD among the righteous race
they once shall come to see.
6 The counsel of the poor oppress'd,
ye mock'd and try'd to shame;
Because the LORD their refuge is,
and they hope in his name.
7 Who will from Zion Isr'el save?
when back the LORD shall bring
His captives; Jacob will rejoice,
and Isr'el gladly sing. Languages: English
A Psalm of David
All Have Sinned (Psalm 14, 53)
Author: Bev Herrema Hymnal: Lift Up Your Hearts #33 (2013) Scripture: Psalm 14 First Line: Hear the fool saying loud and long Refrain First Line: All have sinned Topics: Fall and the Human Condition; Poverty and Oppression; Sin Languages: English Tune Title: BLAKE
All Have Sinned (Psalm 14, 53)
The Lord looked down from heaven's high tower
Hymnal: The Book of Worship #258 (1867) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Scripture: Psalm 14 Lyrics: 1 the Lord looked down from heaven's high tower,
And all the sons of men did view,
To see if any owned His power,
If any truth or justice knew;
2 But all, He saw, were gone aside,
All were degenerate grown, and base;
None took religion for their guide,
Not one of all the sinful race.
3 How will they tremble, then, for fear,
When His just wrath shall them o'ertake:
For to the righteous God is near,
And never will their cause forsake.
4 Oh that from Sion he'd employ
His might, and burst th' oppressive band!
Then shouts of universal joy
Should loudly echo through the land. Topics: Man a Sinner Depraved Languages: English
The Lord looked down from heaven's high tower
The impious atheist, in his folly proud
Hymnal: New Version of the Psalms of David #XIV (1756) Scripture: Psalm 14 Lyrics: 1 The impious atheist, in his folly proud,
At one all-powerful being laughs aloud.
Corrupt they're all; from virtue's path they turn,
And in the quenchless fires of lust they burn;
Their shocking crimes, their curst impieties,
Demand tremendous vengeance from the skies.
2 Th' All-high looks down from his etherial throne,
To see, if man his sov'reign pow'r will own;
If yet the sons of earth accept his sway,
His name revere, and his dread will obey.
3 Ah no! not one--they 'gainst their God conspire,
Pursue the dictates of each wild desire,
In filthy scenes their precious hours employ,
And make their shocking crimes their horrid joy.
4 Does then rank frenzy o'er the wicked reign,
That they such hideous blasphemy maintain,
That they my people, as their prey, devour,
And, obstinate, reject almighty pow'r?
5 But still their wretched hearts shall make with fear,
For, where the righteous are, God's always near,
The refuge of the just he'll constant prove;
The humble soul is sure to have his love;
6 And, while, ye wicked, you her hopes deride,
Falls direful vengeance on your impious pride.
7 From Sion's hill, O that the Lord wou'd send
His speedy aid, and Jacob's sons defend;
Wou'd his own people from their bondage free,
And give them back their long'd-for liberty;
Then shou'd the race of Israel shout for joy,
And their glad tongues in grateful hymns employ.
Languages: English
The impious atheist, in his folly proud
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