Confitebor tibi

With heart I do accord

Author: Thomas Norton
Published in 2 hymnals

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1 With heart I do accord
to praise and laud the Lord,
In presence of the just:
for great his works are found,
To search them such are bound
as do him love and trust.

2 His works are glorious,
and righteousness to us,
It ever doth endure:
His wondrous works he would,
We still remember should;
his mercy is full sure.

3 Such as to him bear love,
a portion fair below
He hath up for them laid:
For this they shall well find,
He will them have in mind,
and keep them as he said.

4 For he did not disdain
his works to shew them plain,
By lightnings and by thunders:
When he the heathens' land
Did give into their hand,
where they beheld his wonders.

5 Of all his works ensu'th
both judgement, right and truth,
Whereto his statutes tend,
They are decreed sure
For ever to endure,
on which we may depend.

6 Redemption great he gave
his people for to save.
It also hath appear'd,
his promise doth not fail,
But evermore prevail;
his holy Name be fear'd.

7 Whoso with heart full fain
true wisdom would attain,
The Lord fear and obey.
Such as his laws do keep,
Shall knowledge have full deep;
his praise shall last alway.

Source: The Whole Book of Psalms #CXI

Author: Thomas Norton

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First Line: With heart I do accord
Title: Confitebor tibi
Author: Thomas Norton
Language: English

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