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Lord, hear my pray'r and my complaint
Author: N. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #CXLIII (1790) Hymnal Title: The Whole Book of Psalms Lyrics: 1 Lord, hear my pray'r and my complaint
which I do make to thee:
And in thy native truth, and in
thy justice answer me.
2 In judgment with thy servant, Lord,
O enter not at all:
For justify'd be in thy sight
not one that liveth shall.
3 The enemy pursu'd my soul,
my life to ground hath thrown,
And laid me in the dark like them,
that are to grave gone down.
4 Therefore my spirit in me is
in great perplexity,
My heart within me is also
afflicted grievously.
5 Yet I record time past, and on
thy works I meditate,
Yea, I do muse upon the works,
that thy hands have create.
6 To thee, O Lord my God, do I
stretch forth my craving hands;
My soul desireth after thee
as do the thirsty lands.
7 Hear me with speed, my spirit fails,
hide not thy face, lest I
Be like to them, that in the pit
sink down, and there do lie.
8 Let me thy loving-kindness in
the morning hear and know:
For in thee is my trust, shew me
the way that I should go.
9 For unto thee I lift my soul,
O Lord, deliver me
From all mine enemies, for I
have hid myself with thee.
10 Teach me to do thy will, for thou,
thou art my God alway,
Let thy good Spirit to the land
of mercy me convey.
11 For thy Name's sake with quick'ning grace
alive do thou me make,
And out of trouble bring my soul,
e'en for thy justice sake;
12 And of thy mercy slay my foes,
let them destroyed be
That do oppress my soul, for I
a servant am to thee. Scripture: Psalm 143 Languages: English
Lord, hear my pray'r and my complaint
Domine exaudi
Author: N. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #84a (1640) Hymnal Title: The Whole Booke of Psalmes First Line: Lord heare my prayer, heark the plaint Lyrics: 1 Lord heare my prayer, heark the plaint
that I do make to thee:
And in thy native truth and in
thy justice answer me.
2 In judgement with thy servant Lord,
O enter not at all:
For justified be in thy sight
not one that liveth shall.
3 The enemy hath pursu'd my soule,
my life to ground hath thrown,
And laid me in the dark, like them
that dead are long agone.
4 Within me in perplexity
was mine accumbred sprite:
And in me was my troubled heart
amazed and affright.
5 Yet I record time past, in all
thy works I meditate:
Yea in thy works I meditate,
that thy hands have create.
6 To thee, O Lord my God, loe I
do stretch my craving hands:
My soule desireth after thee,
as do the thirsty lands.
7 Heare me with speed, my spirit doth faile,
hide not thy face me fro:
Els shall I be like them that dwon
into the pit do go.
8 Let me thy loving-kindnesse in
the morning heare and know:
For in thee is my trust, show me
the way where I shall go.
9 For I lift up my soule to thee,
O Lord deliver me
From all mine enemies, for I
have hidden me with thee.
10 Teach me to do thy will for thou,
thou art my God, I say:
Let thy good Spirit into the land,
of mercy me convey.
11 For thy name's sake with quickning grace
alive do thou me make:
And out of trouble bring my soule,
even for thy justice sake.
12 And of thy mercy slay my foes,
O Lord, destroy them all
That do oppresse my soule for I
thy servant am and shall. Scripture: Psalm 143 Languages: English
Domine exaudi
