PSALM. I.

O Blessed is the man, that doeth not walk, in the coun­sell of the wicked; nor stand in the way of sinners: nor sit, in the seat of the scorn­full.

verse 2 . But, hath his delight, in the law of Iehovah: and in his law doeth meditate, day and night.

verse 3 . And he shall be, as a tree, planted by brooks of waters: which shall give his fruit, in his time; and his leaf shall not fade: and whatsoever he-shall doe, shall prosper.

verse 4 . Not so, the wicked: but as the chaff, which the wind driveth it away.

verse 5 . Therefore, the wicked shall not stand-up, in the judgement: and sinners, in the assembly of the just.

verse 6 For Jehovah knoweth, the way of the just: and the way, of the wicked shall-perish.

PSALM. I.

[...] O Blessed man, that doth not in the wickeds counsell walk: nor stand in sinners way; nor sit in seat of scorn­ful- folk. 2. But setteth in Jehovahs laws, his pleasure, full delight: and in his law doth meditate, by day and eke by night.

PSALM. II. Sing this as the 18. Psalm.

PSALM. II.

VVHy, do-the heathens tumultuously-rage: & the peoples, meditate vanity?

verse 2 The Kings of the earth, set-themselves; and the Princes do plot together: against Jehovah, and against his Christ.

verse 3 Let us break, their bands: and cast their cords from us.

verse 4 He that-sitteth in the heavens laugheth: the Lord, mocketh at them.

verse 5 Then will he-speak unto them in his anger: and in his wrath, he-will suddainly-trouble them.

verse 6 And I, have anointed my King: upon Sion, the mountain of my holines.

verse 7 I wil tel, the decree: Iehovah, said unto me, thou art my Son; I, thu day begat thee.

verse 8 Ask of me, and I-wil-give the heathens, for thine inheritance: and the ends of the earth, for thy firm-possession.

verse 9 Thou shalt-roughly-rule them, with a rod of yron: as the vessel, of a potter thou shalt-scatter-them in peeces.

verse 10 And now O ye Kings be prudent be nurtured ye, judges of the earth.

verse 11 Serv-ye Iehovah with fear: and be glad, with trembling.

verse 12 Kisse ye the Son, least he-be-angry, and ye-perish in the way; when his anger shal-burn sud­dainly; O blessed, all that hope-for-safety in him.

PSALM. III.

PSALM. III. 1. Psalm of David, when he fled, from the face of Abshalom his Son.

verse 2 IEhovah, how many-are my distressers! many, that rise-up against me.

verse 3 Many, saying of my soul; ther-is no salvation, for him in God, Se­lah.

verse 4 But thou Jehovah, art a sheild about me my glory, and lifter-up of my head.

verse 5 With my voice, I called unto Ie­hovah: and he answered me, from the mountain of his holines, Selah

verse 6 I lay, down, and slept; I waked-up; for, Jehovah sustained me.

verse 7 I-wil-not fear, for ten-thou­sands of people: which round-a­bout, do set against me.

verse 8 Rise up, Jehovah; save me my God; for thou smitest all mine e­nemies on the cheek-bone: thou breakest the teeth of the wicked.

verse 9 To Iehovah the salvation: up­on thy people, thy blessing, Selah.

PSALM. IV. 1. To the maister of the musick on Neginoth, a Psalm of David,

verse 2 VVHen I call, answer me, O God, of my ju­stice; in distress, thou hast made roomth for me▪ be gracious to me, and hear my prayer.

verse 3 Sons of man, how long shall my glory be to ignominy, will ye love vanity: will ye seek, a lie, Se­lah?

verse 4 But know ye, that Jehovah hath marvailously-separated, a gracious-saint to him: Jeho­vah will heare, when I call unto him.

verse 5 Be stirred, and sin not: say in your heart, upon your bed; and be still, Selah.

verse 6 Sacrifice ye the sacrifices of justice: and trust, unto Jeho­vah.

verse 7 Many do say, who will cause us to see good? list thou up over us, the light of thy face Jeho­vah.

verse 8 Thou hast given joy in my heart: more than of the time when their corn, and their new-wine were multipled.

verse 9 In peace together, will I lie-down and sleep: for thou Jehovah alone, wilt seat me in confi­dence,

PSALM. IV. Sing this as the 1. Psalm.

PSALM. V.

PSALM. V. 1 To the Master of the musick on Nechiloth; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 HEear thou my words, Ieho­vah: understand my medi­tation.

verse 3 Attend to the voice of my cry, my King and my God: for unto thee wil I pray.

verse 4 Iehovah, at morning, thou shalt-hear my voice: at morning wil I orderly-address unto thee, and wil look out.

verse 5 For, thou art not a God de­lighting wickednes: the evil, shall not sojourn with thee.

verse 6 Vainglorious-fooles, shal-not-set themselves, before thine eyes: thou-hatest all that work painful-iniquitie.

verse 7 Thou wilt bring to perditi­on, them that speak a lye: the man of bloods and of deceit, Iehovah doth-abhorr.

verse 8 But I, in multitude of thy mercy, wil come into thy house: will doe-worship toward the pal­lace of thy holines, in the fear of thee.

verse 9 Iehovah, lead me in thy ju­stice, because of my envyers make streight, before me thy way.

verse 10 For, in his mouth is no cer­taintie; their inward part is woe­ful-evils: their throat is an open grave: their tongue they-make-smooth.

verse 11 Condemn-thou-them-as-guilty, O God, let them fal from their consultations: with the mul­titude of their trespasses, drive-thou-them-away: for they are tur­ned-rebellious against thee.

verse 12 And rejoyce-shall all that hope-for-safetie in thee, for ever shal-they-showt, and thou shalt-cover them▪ & they that love thy name, shal-be glad in thee.

verse 13 For thou, Iehovah, wilt blesse the just-one: as with a bukler, with favourable-acceptation thou wilt crown-him about.

PSALM. VI. 1 To the Master of the musick on Neginoth, upon the eight; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 IEhovah, rebuke me not in thy anger: neither chastise me in thy wrathfull-heat.

verse 3 Be gracious-to me Iehovah, for I am weak: heal me Iehovah; for, my bones are troubled.

verse 4 And my soul, is troubled ve­hemently: and thou Iehovah, how long?

verse 5 Return Iehovah, release my soul: save me, for thy mercy sake.

verse 6 For, in the death is no me­morie of thee: in hel, who shall-confess to thee?

verse 7 I saint, with my sighing; I make my bed to swim in every night: I water my bedsted with my tears.

verse 8 Myne eye is-gnawn with in­dignation: it is waxen-old, be­cause of all my distressers.

verse 9 Away from me, all ye that work painful-iniquitie: for Ieho­vah hath heard, the voice of my weeping.

verse 10 Iehovah hath-heard, my supplication for grace: Iehovah: hath accepted my prayer.

verse 11 All my enemies, let be a­basht, and troubled vehemently: let them return, be abasht in a moment.

PSALM. VI. Sing this as the 3. Psalm,

PSALM. VII. 1. Shigajon, of David: which he sang to Iehovah; upon the words of Cush, son of Ie­mini.

verse 2 IEhovah my God, in thee I hope for-safety: save-thou me from all that-persecute me, and deliver thou me.

verse 3 Least he tear-in-peeces like a Lion my soul: breaking, while there is none delivering.

verse 4 Jehovah my God, if I have done this: if there-be injurious-evil in my palms.

verse 5 If I have rewarded, evil to him-that-had-peace-with-me: (yea I have-released, my distresser without cause.)

verse 6 Let the enemy pursue my soul, and take it; and tread-down my life on the earth: and my glory, let him make- it-dwell, in the dust, Selah.

verse 7 Rise-up, Iehovah, in thy an­ger; be thou lifted-up, for the ra­ges of my distressers: and wake-thou-up-unto me, judgment thou-hast-commanded.

verse 8 And the congregation of peo­ples, shall compasse-thee-about: & for it, return thou to the high-place.

verse 9 Iehovah, will judge the peo­ples: judge-thou me Iehovah; ac­cording-to my justice, & accord­ing-to my perfection in me.

verse 10 Oh let the malice of the wicked, be at-an-end, and stablish thou the just: for thou triest the hearts, and reins, just God.

verse 11 My shield is in God: the sa­viour, of the right in heart.

verse 12 God is a just judge: & God angerly-threatneth, every day.

verse 13 If he-turn not, he wil whet his sword: he hath bent his bow, and made it ready.

verse 14 And for him, he-hath made-ready the instruments of death: his arrowes, he-worketh for the hot-persecutors.

verse 15 Loe he shall be-in-travel of painful-iniquity: for he hath con­ceived molestation, & shal bring-forth a lye.

verse 16 He hath digged a pit, and delved it: and is-fallen, into the corrupting-ditch he wrought.

verse 17 His molestation, shall return upon his head: and upon his crown, shall his violent-wrong descend.

verse 18 I will-confesse Iehovah ac­cording-to his justice: and will-sing-Psalm, to the name of Jeho­vah Most-high.

PSALM. VII.

[...] verse 2 IEhovah mine almighty-God, I hope-repose in thee: save me from all that me pursue, and thou deliver me. verse 3 Least he a renting-Lion like my soul in peeces-tear: breaking-asunder, while there is no-one deliverer.

PSALM. VIII. 1 To the maister of the musik upon Gittith; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 IEhovah our Lord, how won­drous-excellent is thy name in all the earth: which hast given thy glorious-majesty, above the heavens.

verse 3 Out-of the mouth of babes, and sucklings, thou hast sounded strength because; of thy distressers: to make cease the enemy, and self-avenger.

verse 4 When I behold thy heavens, the deed of thy singers: the moon and the starrs, which thou hast sta­bly-constituted.

verse 5 What is sory-man that thou remembrest him: and the son of Adam, that thou-visitest him?

verse 6 For thou hast made-him-les­ser a litle, than the Gods: and crowned him with glory and comely-honour.

verse 7 Thou gavest-him-dominion, ovet the works of thy hands: all, thou-didst-sett under his feet.

verse 8 Sheep and oxen all of them: and also, the beasts of the field.

verse 9 The fowl of the heavens, and the fishes of the sea: that-which-passeth-through, the pathes of the seas.

verse 10 Jehovah our Lord: how wondrous-excellent is thy name, in all the earth.

PSALM. VIII.

PSALM. IX. 1. To the master of the musick, up­on Muth Labben; a Psalm of David.

I Will confess Jehovah, with all my heart: I will tell, all thy mar­veilous- works.

verse 3 I will-rejoice and shew-gladnes in thee: I will sing-psalm, to thy name O-most-high.

verse 4 When mine enemies turned bakward: they stumbled and peri­shed, from thy face.

verse 5 For thou-hast-done, my judg­ment and my doom: hast sitten on the throne, judge of justice.

verse 6 Thou hast rebuked the hea­thens, hast brought-to perdition the wicked one: their name thou-hast-wiped-out, for ever and aye.

verse 7 The desolations of the ene­mie, are wholly-ended, to perpe­tuity: and the citie thou hast pul­led-up; perished is, the memoriall of them of them.

verse 8 And Iehovah, shal sit for ever: he hath prepared his throne for judgement.

verse 9 And he, wil-judge the world with justice: wil judg the peoples, with righteousnesses.

verse 10 And Iehovah, wil be an hye-refuge for the oppressed: an hye-refuge, at times in distress.

verse 11 And they that know thy name, wil trust in thee: for thou forsakest not, them that seek thee Iehovah.

verse 12 Sing-Psalm to Iehovah, that dwelleth in Sion: shew forth a­mong the peoples, his practises.

verse 13 For he that seeketh our bloods, remembreth them: forget­teth not, the crye of the meek-afflicted.

verse 14 Be-gracious to me Iehovah; see mine affliction from my ha­ters; lifting-up me, from the gates of death.

verse 15 That I may tell, al thy pray­ses; in the gates of the daughter of Sion: may be glad, in thy salva­tion.

verse 16 The heathens are sunck-down, in the corrupting-pit that they made: in the net, that they hidd, caught is their foot.

verse 17 Known is, Iehovah, judge­ment he hath done: in the work of his palmes, insnared is the wick­ed one: Meditation, Selah.

verse 18 The wicked shall turn into the hell: and the heathens that forget God.

verse 19 For not to perpetuity, forgotten-shall be the needy-one: nor the exspectation of the poor-afflicted-ones, perish for aye. verse 20 Rise-up Jehovah, let not sory-man be-strong: let the heathens be judged, before thy face. verse 21 Put thou, Jehovah, a fear in them: let the hea­thens know; that they be, sory-men, Selah.

PSALM. IX. Sing this as the 25. Psalm.

PSALM. X.

VVHerefore Jehovah doest-thou stand in a place farr-off: doest thou hide, at times in distresse?

verse 2 In the haughtinesse of the wicked, he hotly-pursueth the poor afflicted: let them be taken, in the crafty-purposes, that they have thought.

verse 3 For prayse doeth the wick­ed, for the desire of his soul; and the covetous he blesseth, he de­spiteth Jehovah.

verse 4 The wicked, such is the lof­tines of his nose, that he seeketh not: there is no God in all his craf­ty-purposes.

verse 5 His wayes, doe well-succeed in all time; thy judgments are on high, above his sight: all his di­stressers, he pusseth at them.

verse 6 He saith in his heart, I shall not be removed: for that I shall not be in evill, to generation and generation.

verse 7 His mouth is full, of cursing, and of deceits and fraud: under his tongue, is molestation and painfull-iniquity.

verse 8 He sitteth, in the wayting-place of the villages; in the se­cret-places doth he murder the innocent: his eyes lurk for the poor.

verse 9 He lieth-in-wait in the se­cret-place, as a Lion in his denn; he lyeth in wayt, to snatch away the poor afflicted: he snatcheth-away the poor-afflicted, in draw­ing him into his net.

verse 10 He croucheth he-boweth-down: that fall-may into his strong- pawes, a troup-of-poor.

verse 11 He saith in his heart, God hath forgotten: he hideth his face, he wil not see to perpe­tuity.

verse 12 Rise-up Jehovah; O God-lift-up thy hand: forget not the meek-afflicted.

verse 13 Wherfore, doth the wick­ed, despite God? he saith in his heart, thou wilt not inquire.

verse 14 Thou seest, for thou behol­dest, molestation, and indignation, to give it into thy hand: unto thee, the poor doeth leave it: thou art the helper, of the father­lesse.

verse 15 Break thou, the arme of the wicked-one: and of the evil- man; seek-out his wickednesse, till thou findest none.

verse 16 Jehovah is King for ever and aye: perished are the hea­thens, out of his land.

verse 17 Jehovah thou hast heard, the desire, of the meek: thou pre­parest-firm their heart, thou makest attentive thine eare.

verse 18 To judge the fatherlesse, and the oppressed: that he add not any more; to daunt-with-ter­rour sory-man, out of the earth.

PSALM. X. Sing this as the 7. Psalm.

PSALM. XI. Sing this as the 1. Psalm.

PSALM. XI. 1 To the master of the Mu­sick, a Psalm of Da­vid.

IN Jehovah, doe I hope-for-safety; how say ye to my soul: flee, to your mountain as a bird?

verse 2 For loe the wicked, bend the bow; they prepare their arrow upon the string: to shoot in the darknesse, at them that are upright in heart.

verse 3 For the foundations, are cast-down: the just, what hath he done?

verse 4 Jehovah, in the pallace, of his holynesse; Jehovah in the heavens his throne: his eyes will view; his eye lids wil prove, the sons of Adam.

verse 5 Jehovah, wil prove the just-one: and the wicked-one; and him that loveth violent-wrong; his soul doth hate.

verse 6 He will rain upon the wick­ed, snares: fire and brimstone, and wind of burning-storms, shall be the portion of their cup.

verse 7 For just Jehovah, he loveth justices: his face will view, the righteous.

PSALM XII. 1 To the master of the musick upon the eight, A Psalm of David.

verse 2 SAve O Jehovah, for the gracious-saint is ended: for the faithfull are diminished, from the sonns of Adam.

verse 3 They speak, false-vanity, each-man with his next-friend: with lip of flatteries; with a heart, and a heart they speak.

verse 4 Jehovah cut-off, all lipps of flatteries: the tongue, that speak­eth great-things.

verse 5 Which have sayd, with our tongue we wil prevail, our lips are with us▪ who is Lord over us?

verse 6 For the wastfull-spoil of the poor-afflicted; for the groning of the needy-ones: now will I rise up, sayth Jehovah; I wil set in sal­vation, he shall have breathing.

verse 7 The sayings of Jehovah, are pure sayings: as silver tried, in a subliming-fornace of earth; fined, seven times.

verse 8 Thou Jehovah wilt keep them: wilt preserve him from this generation, for ever.

verse 9 The wicked walk, on every side: when vilenesse is exalted, of the sonns of Adam.

PSALM XII. Sing this as the 50. Psalm.

PSAM XIII. 1 To the master of the Musick, a Psalm of David.

verse 2 HOw long Jehovah, wilt thou forget me for ever: how long wilt thou hide, thy face from me?

verse 3 How long, shall I set counsels in my soul, sorow in my heart by day: how long shall my enemy be exalted above me?

verse 4 Behold answer thou me, Je­hovah my God: lighten thou mine eyes, least I sleep the death.

verse 5 Left my enemy say, I have pre­vailed against him: my distressers be glad, when I am moved.

verse 6 But I, in thy mercy, doe I trust, my heart shall be glad, in thy salvation: I will sing to Jehovah; for, he hath bounteously-rewarded unto me.

PSALM XIII.

[...] HOw long Jehovah, wilt thou me forget for aye: how lōg- while wilt thou hide, thy face frō me away? 3 How long shall, in my soul, I counsels set; dayly sad-sorrow in my heart: how long shall my foe bee exalted above mee?

PSALM XIV. Sing this as the 7. Psalm.

PSALM XIV. 1 To the master of the musick, a Psalm of David:

THe fool, saith in his heart, there is no God: they have corrupted, they have made-abo­minable their practise; there is none that doeth good.

verse 2 Jehovah, from the heavens, looked down upon the sonns of Adam: to see, if there were any that understandeth; any that seek­eth, God.

verse 3 Al is departed, together they are become unprofitable: there is none that doeth good: none, not one.

verse 4 Doe they not know, all that work painfull-iniquity: that eat my people, as they eat bread; they call not, on Jehovah.

verse 5 There, dread they a dread: because God, is in the just genera­tion.

verse 6 The counsell of the poor-af­flicted, ye would make-a bashed: because, Jehovah is his hope.

verse 7 Who will give out of Sion, the salvation of Israel? when Ie­hovah returneth the captivity of his people: Iaakob shall be glad, Israel shall rejoice.

PSALM XV.

[...] verse 1 IEhovah, who shal sojourner in thy pavilion bee: who shall a dweller be, within thy mount of sanctitee?

PSALM XV. 1 A Psalm, of David;

IEhovah, who shall sojourne in thy tent: who shall dwell, in the mountain of thy holinesse?

verse 2 He that walketh perfect, and worketh justice: and speaketh truth, in his heart.

verse 3 Slandereth not, with his tongue; doth not, evil to his next-friend: and taketh not up, a re­proach, against his neighbour.

verse 4 In whose eyes, an abject, is contemned; but be honoureth, them that fear Iehovah: sweareth to his hurt, and changeth not.

verse 5 Giveth not his silver, to bi­ting-usury; and taketh not a bribe, against the innocent he that doth these, shall not be mo­ved for ever.

PSALM XVI. 1 Michtam of David:

PReserve me O God , for I hope-for-safety in thee.

verse 2 Thou hast sayd to Iehovah, thou art my Lord: my good, not unto thee.

verse 3 To the saints, which are in earth: and the excellent, all my delight in them.

verse 4 Their sorrowes shall be mul­tiplied, that endow an other: I will not powr-out their powred-out-oblations of blood; neither will I take-up their names, upon my lips.

verse 5 Iehovah, the portion of my part and of my cup: thou, thou su­stainest my lot.

verse 6 The lines are fallen to me, in the pleasant- places: yea the he­ritage, is fair for me.

verse 7 I will bless Iehovah, which hath counselled me: yea in the nights, my reins doe chastise me.

verse 8 I have proposed, Iehovah before me continually: for he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.

verse 9 Therfore my heart rejoyceth, and my glory is-glad: also my flesh, shall dwell in confidence.

verse 10 For thou wilt not leav' my soul to hel, thou-wilt not give thy gracious-saint, to see corrup­tion.

verse 11 Thou wilt make me know, the way of life: satiety of joyes, before thy face; pleasures, at thy right-hand to perpetuity.

PSALM XVI. Sing this as the 7. Psalm.

PSALM XVII. Sing this at the 8. or as the 35. Psalm.

PSALM XVII. 1 A Prayer of David:

HEar thou Jehovah, justice▪ attend to my shril-cry; hear­ken to my prayer: without, lips of deceipt.

verse 2 From before thy face, let my judgement come-forth: let thine eyes, view righteousnesses.

verse 3 Thou hast proved, my heart; hast visited, by night; thou hast tried me but hast not found: I have purposed, my mouth shall not transgress.

verse 4 For the works of earthly-man, by the word of thy lips: I have observed, the pathes of the breaker-through.

verse 5 Sustain thou my steps, in thy beaten-pathes: that my foot­steps be not removed.

verse 6 I call upon thee, for thou wilt answer me O God: bow thine ear to me, hear my saying.

verse 7 Marvailously-separate thy mercies, O saviour of them that hope for safety: from them that raise-up themselves, with thy right hand.

verse 8 Keep thou me, as the black of the apple of the eye: in the sha­dow of thy wings, hide thou me.

verse 9 From faces of the wicked, that wast me: my enemies in soul, that inviron-round against me. verse 10 With their fat they have closed-up: with their mouth, they speak in pride. verse 11 In our steps now they compass us: their eyes they set, bending-down into the earth.

verse 12 His likenesse, is as a renting-Lion, that is greedy to tear: and as a lurking-Lion, sitting in secret places.

verse 13 Rise-up Jehovah, prevent thou his face, make him bow-down: deliver my soul, from the wicked one with thy sword.

verse 14 From mortall-men with thine hand Jehovah, from mor­tal-men of the transitory-world; who have their part in this life; and their belly thou fillest with thine hidd- tresure, satisfied are the sons: and they lay up their overplus, for their babes.

verse 15 I, in justice shall view thy face: shall be satisfied when I awake, with thine image.

PSALM XVIII. 1 To the master of the musick, a Psalm of the servant of Jeho­vah, of David, which spake, to Je­hovah, the words of this song: in the day, that Jehovah had delive­red him, from the palm of al his enemies; and from the hand of Saul.

verse 2 And he sayd; I Will deerly-love thee, Jeho­vah my firm-strength.

verse 3 Jehovah, my rock and my fortress, and my deliverer, my God my rock, in whom I hope for shel­ter: my shield and horn, of my sal­vation, mine high-defense.

verse 4 I caled-upon the praised Je­hovah: and from mine enemies, I was saved.

verse 5 The pangs of death com­passed me: and the streams, of Be­lial frighted me.

verse 6 The pangs of hell went-round about me: the snares of death, prevented me.

verse 7 In the distre's upon me, I called on Jehovah, and unto my God I cried-out: he heard out of his pallace my voice: and my out­cry, before him, entred into his ears.

verse 8 And the earth, shaked and quaked; and the foundations of the mountains were-stirred: and they shook-themselves, because he was wroth.

verse 9 Smoke ascended, in his an­ger; and fire out of his mouth did eat: coles, burned from it.

verse 10 And he bowed the heavens, and came down: and gloomy-darknes, was under his feet.

verse 11 And he rode upon the Che­rub, and did fly: and he flew-swift­ly, upon the wings of the wind.

verse 12 He set darknes, his secret- place; round-about him his pavi­lion: darknes of waters, thick-clowds of the skyes.

verse 13 From the brightnesse that was before him: his thick-clowds passed-away; hayl, & coles of fire.

verse 14 And Jehovah, thundered in the heavens; and the Most-high, gave his voice: hail, and coles of fire.

verse 15 And he sent his arrowes, & scattered-them-asunder: & light­nings he hurled-forth, and ter­ribly-stroke-them-down.

verse 16 And the channels of waters, were seen; & the foundations of the world, were revealed: at thy rebuke Jehovah; at the breath of the wind of thine anger,

verse 17 He sent from the high-place, he took me: he drew me, out of many waters.

verse 18 He ridd me, from my strong enemy: and from my haters; for they were-mightier then I.

verse 19 They prevented me in the day of my clowdy-calamity: and Jehovah was, for a staff unto me.

verse 20 And he brought me forth to a large-roomth: he released me; because, he delighted in me.

verse 21 Jehovah rewarded me ac­cording to my justice: according to the purenes of my hands, ren­dered he unto me.

verse 22 Because I observed, the wayes of Jehovah: and did not wickedly, from my God.

verse 23 For all his judgements were before me: and his decrees, I did not turn-away from me.

verse 24 And I was perfect with him: and kept my self, from mine iniquity.

verse 25 And Jehovah rendred to me according to my justice: ac­cording to the purenes of my hands, before his eyes. verse 26 With the gracious-saint thou wilt shew-thy-self-gracious: with the perfect man, thou wilt shew-thy-self-perfect. verse 27 With the pure thou wilt shew thy self pure: and with the froward, thou wilt shew-thy-self-wry.

verse 28 For thou, wilt save the poor-afflicted people: and wilt bring-low, the lofty eyes.

verse 29 For thou, hast-lighted my candle. Iehovah my God, hath-brightned my darknes.

verse 30 For by thee, I have broken-through an host: and by my God, I have leaped-over a wall.

verse 31 God, his way is perfect: the saying of Iehovah is tried: he is a shield, to all, that hope-for-safetie in him.

verse 32 For, who is God, besides Ie­hovah: and who is a rock, except our God?

verse 33 God, that girdeth me with valour: & giveth, my way perfect.

verse 34 He matcheth my feet, as Hindes feet: and upon my high-places, he maketh-me stand.

verse 35 He learneth my hands, to the warr: and a bow of brasse is bro­ken, with mine armes.

verse 36 And thou hast given to me, the shield of thy salvation: and thy right hand hath upheld me: and thy meeknes hath made me to en­crease.

verse 37 Thou hast widned my pas­sage under me: and my leggs, have not staggered.

verse 38 I followed mine enemies, and overtook them; and turned not, till I had consumed them.

verse 39 I wounded them, and they could not rise up: they sell, under my feet.

verse 40 And thou hast girded me with valour, to the warr: them that rose-against me, thou hast made to stoop-down, under me.

verse 41 And thou hast given to me the neck, of mine enemies: and them that hated me, I have sup­pressed.

verse 42 They cried-out but there-was none to save: unto Jehovah, but he answered them not.

verse 43 And I did beat-them-smal, as dust before the wind as the clay, of the streets I did powre-them-out.

verse 44 Thou hast delivered me, from the contentions of the peo­ple: thou hast put me, for the head of the heathens, a people, whom I have not known doe-serve me.

verse 45 At the hearing of the eare, they obey me; the sons of the stranger, falsly-deny unto me.

verse 46 The sonns of the stranger, fade-away: and shrink-for fear, out of their closets.

verse 47 Jehovah live, and blessed be my rock: and exalted be, the God of my salvation.

verse 48 The God, that giveth ven­geances to me: and subdueth, peo­ples under me.

verse 49 My deliverer, from mine enemies: also from them that rose-up against me, thou hast ex­alted me: from the man of vio­lent-wrong, thou hast rid me.

verse 50 Therefore, I will confess thee, among the heathens Jeho­vah: and to thy name, I will sing-psalm.

verse 51 He maketh great, the salva­tions of his King: and doth mercy, to his anointed; to David and to his feed; for ever.

PSALM XVIII.

PSALM XIX. Sing this as the 22. or as the 1. Psalm.

PSALM XIX. 1 To the master of the Musick; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 THe heavens, doe tell the glory of God: and the out­spred-firmament sheweth, the work of his hands.

verse 3 Day unto day, uttereth speech: and night unto night, manifesteth knowledge.

verse 4 No speech, and no words: not heard is their voice.

verse 5 Through all the earth, gone-forth is their line; and into the ut­most-end of the world, their spea­kings: he hath put a tent in them, for the sun.

verse 6 And he; as a bridegroom, going-forth out of his privy-chamber: joyeth a mighty-man to run a race.

verse 7 From the utmost-end of the heavens, is his egress, & his com­passing-regress, is unto the utmost-ends of them: and none is hidd from his heat.

verse 8 The law of Jehovah is perfect; returning the soul: the testimony of Jehovah is faithfull, making-wise the simple.

verse 9 The precepts, of Jehovah are right, giving-joy to the heart: the commandement of Jehovah is pure, giving-light, to the eyes.

verse 10 The fear of Jehovah, is clean, standing to perpetual-aye; the judgements of Jehovah are truth, just they are, together. verse 11 To be desired, more-then gold, and then much fine-gold▪ and sweeter than hony, and liquor of the honey-combs.

verse 12 Also thy servant, is clearly-admonished by them: in keeping them, there is much reward.

verse 13 Unadvised-errours who doth-understand? from secret- faults clense-thou me.

verse 14 Also from presumptuous- sinns, withhold thou thy servant; let them not have dominion in me, then shall I be perfect; and made-clean, from much trespass.

verse 15 Let the words of my mouth▪ and the meditation of my heart before thee, be to favourable-ac­ceptation: Jehovah, my Rock and my redeemer.

PSALM. XX. 1 To the master of the musick; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 JEhovah answer thee, in day of distress: the name of the God of Jaakob, set-thee-on-high.

verse 3 He send thy help from the Sanctuary: and uphold thee, out of Sion.

verse 4 He remember all thy obla­tions: and thy burnt-offring, he turn-to-ashes, Selah.

verse 5 He-give to thee according-to thy heart: and fulfill all thy coun­sell.

verse 6 We will showt, in thy salva­tion; and in the name, of our God set up the banner: Iehovah, fulfill all thy petitions.

verse 7 Now I know, that Iehovah, saveth his Anointed; answereth him, out of the heavens of his ho­lines: with powers, the salvation of his right hand

verse 8 These make-mention of char­rets, and these of horses: but we, make-mention of the name of Iehovah, our God.

verse 9 They, stoop-down and fall: but we rise-up, and stand-upright.

verse 10 Iehovah save-thou: the King, he-answer us in the day we call.

PSALM. XX. Sing this as the 84. Psalm.

PSALM XXI.

PSALM XXI. 1 To the master of the musick, a Psalm of David.

verse 2 IEhovah, in thy strength the King shall rejoyce: and in thy salvation, how vehe­ment glad shall he be.

verse 3 Thou hast given to him, his hearts desire: and the earnest-re­quest of his lips, thou hast not kept-back, Selah.

verse 4 For thou doest prevent him, with blessings of goodnesse: thou fettest on his head, a crown of fine gold.

verse 5 Life, he asked of thee, thou gavest it him: length of dayes, ever and aye.

verse 6 Great is his honour, in thy salvation, glorious-majesty and comly-honour, hast thou put upon him.

verse 7 For thou hast set him for blessings to perpetuall-ay, thou hast made him chearfull with joy, with thy face.

verse 8 For the King, trusteth in Ie­hovah: and through the mercy of the most-high, he shall not be moved.

verse 9 Thy hand shall find, all thine enemies: thy right- hand, shall find them that hate thee.

verse 10 Thou wilt set them, as an oven of fire, at the time of thy face: Iehovah, in his anger will swallow them: and fire shall eat them.

verse 11 Their fruit, from the earth thou wilt destroy: and their seed, from the sonns of Adam.

verse 12 For they have intended against thee evill: they have thought a crafty-purpose, but they shall not be able.

verse 13 For, thou wilt set them as a but: with thy strings, thou wilt make-ready against their faces.

verse 14 Be thou exalted Iehovah in thy strength: we will sing and praise-with-psalme-thy power.

PSALM XXII. 1 To the master of the musick, concerning the hind of the mor­ning; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 MY God my God, where­fore hast thou forsaken me: art farr-off▪ from my salva­tion, from the words of my roa­ring.

verse 3 My God, I call by day, and thou answerest not: and by night, and there is no silence to me.

verse 4 And thou art holy: sitting, the praises of Israel.

verse 5 In thee, our fathers trusted: they trusted, and thou deliveredst them.

verse 6 Unto thee they cryed-out and were safe-delivered: in thee, they trusted and were not aba­shed.

verse 7 But I am a worm and not a man: the reproach of earthly-men, and the contemned of the people.

verse 8 All they that see me, doe skoff at me: they make-a-mow with the lip, they wag the head.

verse 9 He confidently-turned unto Jehovah let him deliver him: let him ridd him; because, he de­lighteth in him.

verse 10 But thou art the drawer of me forth out of the belly: the maker of me to trust, even at my mothers brests.

verse 11 Upon thee, I have been cast from the womb: from my mothers belly, thou art my God.

verse 12 Be not thou gone-farr off from me, for distress is neer: for there is no helper.

verse 13 Many bulloks, have com­passed me about: mighty- bulles, of Bashan have environed me.

verse 14 They have wide-opened upon me their mouth: as a renting and roaring Lion.

verse 15 I am powred-out as wa­ters; and all my bones. dispart-themselves: my heart is, as wax: it is molten, in the midds of my bowels.

verse 16 My able-strength, is dried-up, as a potsheard; and my tongue, cleaveth to my jawes; And thou hast brought-me-down to the dust of death.

verse 17 For dogs, have compassed me; the assembly of evill-doers, have inclosed me: they Lion-like-piersed, my hands and my feet.

verse 18 I may tell all my bones: they did behold, they did view me.

verse 19 They parted my garments among them: and for my coat, they cast a lot.

verse 20 And thou Iehovah, be not farr-off: my fortitude, hasten to my help.

verse 21 Ridd my soul from the sword: my alonely- soul, from the hand of the dog.

verse 22 Save me, from the mouth of the Lion: and from the hornes, of Unicorns, thou hast answered me.

verse 23 I will tell thy name to my brethren: in the midds, of the Church I will praise thee.

verse 24 Ye fearers of Jehovah, praise him, all ye seed of Jaakob honour him: and be afraid of him, all ye seed of Israel.

verse 25 For, he hath not despised nor abhorred, the affliction of the poor-afflicted, nor hidd his face from him: and when he cried-out unto him, he heard.

verse 26 Of thee, shall be my praise; in the great Church: my vowes I will pay, before them that fear him.

verse 27 The meek shall eat, and be satisfied; they shall praise Jeho­vah, that seek him: your heart, shall live to perpetual-aye.

verse 28 All the ends of the earth, shall remember and turn unto Je­hovah: and all families of the hea­thens, shall bow-down-them­selves before thee.

verse 29 For to Jehovah, pertains the kingdom: and he is ruler among the nations.

verse 30 All the fat-ones of the earth, shall eat and bow-down-themselves; all that goe-down to the dust, shall bend-down before him: and he that quickeneth not, his soul.

verse 31 A seed shall serve him: it shall be counted, to the LORD for a generation.

verse 32 They shall come, and shall declare his justice: to a people that shall be born; that he hath done it.

PSALM XXII.

PSALM XXIII. 1 A Psalm of David.

IEhovah feedeth me, I shall not lack.

verse 2 In folds of budding-grass, he maketh me lie-down: he easi­ly-leadeth me, by the waters of tests.

verse 3 He returneth my soul, he lea­deth me in the beaten-paths of justice, for his name sake.

verse 4 Yea, though I should walk, in the vally of the shade of death, I will not fear, evill; for thou wilt be with me: thy rod and thy staff, they shall comfort me.

verse 5 Thou furnishest before me, a table; in presence of my distres­sers: thou makest fat my head with oil; my cup is abundant.

verse 6 Doubtlesse, good and mercy shall follow me, all the dayes of my life: and I shall converse in the house of Iehovah, to length of dayes.

PSALM. XXIII. Sing this as the 8. Psalm.

PSALM XXIV.

PSALM XXIV. 1 A Psalm of David.

THe earth is Iehovahs, and the plenty thereof: the world, and they that sitt therein.

verse 2 For he, hath founded it up­on the seas: and established it, upon the rivers.

verse 3 Who shall ascend into the mountain of Iehovah, and who shall stand, in the place of his ho­linesse?

verse 4 The clean in palmes, and pure in heart: which lifteth not up his soul to false-vanity: nei­ther, sweareth to deceit

verse 5 He shall receive a blessing, from Iehovah: and justice, from the God of his salvation.

verse 6 This, is the generation of them that inquire for him: of them that seek thy face, of Iaakob, Selah.

verse 7 Lift up ye gates, your heads; and be lifted up, ye dores of eter­nity: that the King of glory, may come in.

verse 8 Who is this King of glory? Jehovah, strong and valiant: Je­hovah valiant in battel.

verse 9 Lift up ye gates, your heads, and lift up ye, dores of eternity: that the King of glory, may come in.

verse 10 Who is he this King of glo­ry? Jehovah of hosts: he is the King, of glory, Selah.

PSALM XXV. 1 A Psalm of David;

VNto thee Jehovah, lift I up my soul.

verse 2 My God; in thee do I trust, let me not be abashed: let not my enemies shew-gladnesse over me.

verse 3 Yea all that earnestly-exspect thee, shall not be abashed: they shall be abashed, that unfaithfully transgress in vain.

verse 4 Thy waies Jehovah, make thou me to know: learn me thy pathes.

verse 5 Make me to tread in thy truth; and learn me; for thou, art the God of my salvation: thee do I earnestly-exspect, all the day.

verse 5 Remember thy tender-mer­cies Jehovah, and thy kind-mer­cies: for, they are from eterni­tie.

verse 7 The sins of my youth, and my trespasses, remember thou not: according to thy mercie do thou remember me; for thy goodnesse sake, Jehovah.

verse 8 Good and righteous, Jeho­vah is: therefore will he teach, sinners in the way.

verse 9 He will make the meek, to tread in judgement: and will learn, the meek his way.

verse 10 All the pathes of Iehovah, are mercy and truth: to them that keep his covenant, and his testi­monies.

verse 11 For thy name-sake Jehovah: even mercifully pardon wilt thou my iniquity; for it is much.

verse 12 Who is the man, that feareth Iehovah? he wil teach him, in the way that he shal chuse.

verse 13 His soul, shal lodge in good: and his seed shal inherit the land.

verse 14 The secret of Iehovah, is to them that fear him: and his cove­nant, to make them for to know.

verse 15 Myne eyes are continually, unto Jehovah: for he wil bring­forth, my feet out of the net.

verse 16 Turn-the-face unto me, and be gracious-to me: for I am solita­rie, and poor-afflicted.

verse 17 The distresses of my heart are inlarged; bring thou me forth, out of my vexations.

verse 18 See mine affliction, and my molestation: and forgive, all my sinns.

verse 19 See mine enemies for they are multiplied▪ and with hatred, of violēt-wrong have they hated me.

verse 20 Keep thou my soul, and de­liver me: let me not be abashed; for I hope-for-safetie in thee.

verse 21 Let perfection and righte­ousnes preserve me: for, I earnest­ly-exspect thee.

verse 22 Redeme Israel, O God: from all, his distresses.

PSALM XXV.

PSALM XXVI. Sing this as the 5. or as the 66. Psalm.

PSALM XXVI 1 A psalm of David.

JUdge me Iehovah; for I, walk in my perfection: and doe trust in Iehovah; I shal not stagger.

verse 2 Prove me Iehovah and tempt me: try, my reins and my heart.

verse 3 For thy mercy, is before mine eyes: and I walk, in thy truth.

verse 4 I doe not sit, with mortal-men of false-vanitie and with the hidden, I enter not.

verse 5 I hate, the church of evil-doers: and with the wicked, I sit not.

verse 6 I will wash my palms with cleannes: and compass, thine altar Iehovah.

verse 7 To cause to hear, with voice of confession: and to tell, all thy marveilous- works.

verse 8 Iehovah, I love the mansion of thy house: and the place, of the habitation of thy glory.

verse 9 Gather not, my soul with sinners: and my life, with men of bloods.

verse 10 In whose hands is a mischie­vous purpose: and their right-hand, is full of bribes.

verse 11 And I, doe walk in my per­fection: redeeme thou me and be gracious to me.

verse 12 My foot, standeth in righ­teousnes: in the Churches, I will bless Iehovah.

PSALM XXVII. 1 A Psalm, of David;

JEhovah, is my light and my sal­vation, for whom should I fear? Iehovah is the strength of my life; for whom should I dread?

verse 2 When evil-doors, made-bat­tel against me, to eat my flesh: my distressers and my enemies to me; them- selves, stumbled and fell.

verse 3 If a pitched-host, shall pitch against me; my heart shall not fear: if warr, shall rise-up against me; in this, I trust.

verse 4 One- thing, I have asked of Iehovah, the same I will request: that I may sit in the house of Iehovah, all the dayes of my life: to view the pleasantnes, of Iehovah; and to inquire in his Pallace.

verse 5 For he will keep me privily, in his pavilion, in the day of evil: he will keep me secret, in the se­cret- place of his tent: on a rock, he will exalt me.

verse 6 And now, exalted shal be my head; above my enemies round-about me; and I wil sacrifice in his tent, sacrifices of showting: I will sing and sing-psalm to Iehovah.

verse 7 Hear Iehovah, my voice when I cal; and be gracious to me and answer me.

verse 8 To thee, sayd my heart, seek ye my face: thy face, Iehovah I doe seek.

verse 9 Hide thou not thy face, from me; turn not-aside in anger, thy servant: thou hast been my suc­cour: leave me not neither forsake me, O God of my salvation.

verse 10 Though my father and my mother should forsake me: yet Iehovah would gather me.

verse 11 Teach me Iehovah, thy way: and lead me, in the path of righteousnesse: because, of my en­viers.

verse 12 Give me not, to the soul of my distressers: for, witnesses of falshood doe stand up against me, and he that breatheth violent-wrong.

verse 13 Except I had beleeved, to see the goodnesse of Iehovah; in the land of the living.

verse 14 Earnestly-exspect thou, for Iehovah: be confirmed, and let thine heart wax-strong: and ear­nestly-expect thou, for Ieho­vah.

PSALM XXVII.

PSALM XXVIII. 1 A Psalm of David

VNto thee Iehovah, doe I call; my rock, cease not-as-deaf from me: least thou be silent from me; and I be made-like to them that goe-down the pit.

verse 2 Hear thou the voice of my supplications-for-grace, when I cry-out unto thee: when I lift-up my hands, unto the oracle of thine holinesse.

verse 3 Draw me not with the wick­ed, and with the workers of pain­ful-iniquity: that speak peace, with their next-freinds; and malice is in their heart.

verse 4 Give thou to them accor­ding-to their work, & according to the evil of their practises: ac­cording to the deed of their hands, give thou to them; render, their reward unto them.

verse 5 Because, they wil not dis­creetly-attend, unto the works of Iehovah, and to the deed of his hands: he wil break them down, and wil not build them-up.

verse 6 Blessed be Iehovah, for he hath heard, the voice of my supplicati­ons-for-grace.

verse 7 Iehovah, my strength and my shield, in him my heart trusted, and I was holpen: and my heart shew­eth-gladsomnes; & with my song wil I confess him.

verse 8 Iehovah is a strength to them: and he, is the strong fort, of the sal­vations, of his anointed.

verse 9 Save thou, thy peoples; and bless thy inheritance: & feed them and advance them, even for ever.

PSALM XXVIII. Sing this as the 32. psalm.

PSALM XXIX. 1 A psalm, of David;

GIve yet to Iehovah, sonns of the mighties: give ye to Ie­hovah, glorie and strength,

verse 2 Give ye to Iehovah, the glo­rie of his name: bow down your selves to Iehovah, in the com­ly-honour of the sanctuerie.

verse 3 The voice of Iehovah, is upon the waters; the God of glory thundereth: Iehovah, upon many waters.

verse 4 The voice Iehovah is with able power: the voice of Iehovah, with comly-honour.

verse 5 The voice of Iehovah, brea­keth the cedars: and Iehovah breaks-asunder, the cedars of Le­banon.

verse 6 And he maketh them leap like a calf: Lebanon and Shirjon; like a yong Unicorne.

verse 7 The voice of Jehovah, strik­eth flames of fire.

verse 8 The voice of Jehovah mak­eth the wildernes to tremble: Je­hovah maketh the wildernes of Kadesh to tremble.

verse 9 The voice of Jehovah, mak­eth the hindes tremblingly-to-travel; and maketh-bare the for­rests: and in his Pallace, every one, saith glorie.

verse 10 Jehovah, sate at the Floud: and Jehovah shal sitt, King for ever.

verse 11 Jehovah, wil give strength to his people: Jehovah wil bless, his people with peace.

PSALM XXIX. Sing this as the 24. Psalm.

PSALM XXX. Sing this as the 27. Psalm.

PSALM XXX. 1 A Psalm, a song of the dedica­tion, of the house of David.

verse 2 I Wil-exalt thee Jehovah, for thou hast drawn-up me: and hast not made my enemies to re­joice at me.

verse 3 Jehovah my God: I cryed-out unto thee: & thou healedst me.

verse 4 Jehovah, thou hast brought-up my soul from hel: thou hast kept-me-alive from them that goe down the pit.

verse 5 Sing-psalm to Jehovah ye his gracious-saints: and confess ye, to the remembrance of his holinesse.

verse 6 For a moment, is in his anger, life, in his favourable-acceptation: in the evening; lodged weeping; and at the morning showting-joy.

verse 7 And I, I said in my safe-quiet­nes: I shal not bee moved for ever,

verse 8 Iehovah; in thy favourable-acceptation, thou hast setled strength to my mountain: thou didst hide thy face, I was sudden­ly-troubled.

verse 9 Unto thee Iehovah I called: and unto Iehovah, supplicated-for-grace.

verse 10 What profit in my blood, when I goe-down unto corrup­tion? shall dust confess thee? shal it shew-forth thy truth?

verse 11 Hear thou Iehovah and be gracious-to-me: Iehovah, be thou an helper to me.

verse 12 Thou hast turned my mour­ning, to a dance to me: thou hast loosed my sack; and hast girded me with joy.

verse 13 That my glory may sing-psalm to thee, and not be silenced: Iehovah my God, I wil confess thee for ever.

PSALM XXXI. 1 To the master of the musike; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 IN thee Jehovah doe I hope-for-safetie, let me not be aba­shed for ever: in thy justice deli­ver me.

verse 3 Bow unto me, thine ear, spee­dily ridd me: be thou to me, for a rock of firm-strength, for a house of fortresses, to save me.

verse 4 For thou art my firm-rock and my fortress: and for thy name sake, wilt guide me and lead me.

verse 5 Thou wilt bring me forth, out of the net, that they have hidd for me: for thou, art my firm-strength.

verse 6 Into thy hand, doe I committ my spirit: thou hast redemed me Jehovah, God of truth.

verse 7 I have hated, them that ob­serve vanities of vain-falshood: and I, unto Jehovah doe I trust.

verse 8 I wil be glad and rejoyce, in thy mercie; which hast seen my affliction; hast known, my soul in distresses.

verse 9 And hast not shut me up, in the hand of the enemy: hast made my feet stand, in a large-roomth.

verse 10 Be gracious to me Jehovah, for distress is on me: gnawn is with Indignation, mine eye, my soul and my belly,

verse 11 For my life, is quite-spent with pensivenes; and my yeares with sighing: my able-strength, is decaied with my iniquitie; and my bones are gnawen.

verse 12 With all my distresters, I am a reproch; and to my neighbours, vehemently; and a dread to my known- acquaintance; seeing me in the street, they fled from me.

verse 13 I am forgotten, as a dead- man out of heart: I am, as a vessell of perdition.

verse 14 For I hear, the infamie of many; fearfulnes from every-side: when they plott together against me; they craftily-purpose, to take my soul,

verse 15 But I, unto thee doe I trust Jehovah: I say, thou art my God.

verse 16 In thy hand are my times: ridd thou me, from the hand of my enemies, and from my perse­cutors.

verse 17 Make thy face to shine, up­on thy servant: save me, through thy mercy.

verse 18 Jehovah, let me not be abashed, for I doe call on thee? let the wicked he abashed, let them be silenced to hell.

verse 19 Let the lips of falshood, be mute: that speak against the just an hard- word; in haughtines and despite.

verse 20 How much is thy goodnes, which thou hast laid up for them that sear thee: hast wrought, for thē that hope-for-safetie in thee; afore, the sons of Adam!

verse 21 Thou keepest them-secret, in the secret of thy face, from the rough- prides of man: doost lay them up in a pavilion, from the strife of tongues.

verse 22 Blessed be Iehovah: for he hath made-marvailous, his mercy to me, in a city of strong-defense.

verse 23 And I, said in my hastening-away, I am cut down, from afore thine eyes: yet-certainly; thou heardest, the voice of my suppli­cations-for-grace, when I cried out unto thee.

verse 24 Love ye Iehovah, all his gracious-saints: Jehovah keepeth the faithfull, and re­paieth abundantly, him that doeth haughtines.

verse 25 Be ye confirmed and let your heart wax-strong: all that hopefully-wait for Je­hovah.

PSALM. XXXI Sing this as the 35. Psalm.

PSALM. XXXII. 1 An instructing- psalm, of David.

O Blessed he whose trespass is forgiven, whose sin is cove­red.

verse 2 O blessed is the earthly-man, to whom Iehovah shall not im­pute iniquity: and in whose spirit, is no deceit.

verse 3 Because I ceased-speaking, my bones wore away-with age: in my roring, all the day.

verse 4 For, day and night, thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture was turned, into the droughts of sommer, Selah.

verse 5 My sinn, I acknowledged to thee; and my iniquity, I covered not; I said. I will confesse against me my trespasses, to Jehovah: and thou, forgavest the iniquity of my sin, Selah.

verse 6 For this, shall every gracious-saint-pray unto thee, at the time of finding: surely, at the floud of many waters; unto him, they shall not reach.

verse 7 Thou art a secret-place to me, from distress thou wilt preserv me: with showting-songs of deli­verance, thou wilt compass me, Selah.

verse 8 I will make-thee prudent, and will teach thee, in the way that thou shalt go: I will give-counsel, mine eye shall be upon thee.

verse 9 Be not ye like a horse like a mule, without understanding: whose mouth must be stopped with bit and bridle; which come-not neer unto thee.

verse 10 Many paines, are for the wicked: but he that trusteth in Iehovah, mercy, shall compasse him.

verse 11 Rejoyce ye in Jehovah and be glad ye just: and shout-joyful­ly, all ye right of heart.

PSALM XXXII.

PSALM XXXIII.

PSALM XXXIII.

SHout-joyfully ye just, in Je­hovah: praise, becommeth the righteous.

verse 2 Confesse ye, to Jehovah with Harp: with Psaltery, with tenne-stringed-instrument, sing-Psalme unto him.

verse 3 Sing ye to him, a new song doe-well playing-on-the-instru­ment, with triumphant-noise.

verse 4 For righteous is the word of Jehovah: and all his work, is faith.

verse 5 He loveth, justice and judge­ment: the earth is full, of the mercy of Jehovah.

verse 6 By the word of Jehovah, the heavens were made: and all the host of them, by the spirit of his mouth.

verse 7 He gathereth together as an heap, the waters of the Sea: he giveth, the deeps into treasuries

verse 8 Let all the earth, be-in-fear of Jehovah: let all the inhabi­tants of the world, shrink-with-feare for him.

verse 9 For, he said and it-was: hee commanded, and it stood.

verse 10 Iehovah, dissipateth the counsell of the nations: he-bring­eth-to-nought, the cogitations of the peoples.

verse 11 The counsell of Iehovah, shall-stand for ever: the cogitati­ons of his heart, to generation and generation.

verse 12 O blessed is the nation, whereof Iehovah is God: the people, that he hath-chosen, for a possession to himselfe.

verse 13 From the heavens, Ieho­vath doth behold: doth see, all the sonnes of Adam,

verse 14 From the firme-place of his dwelling he looketh-forth: unto, all the inhabitants of the earth.

verse 15 He formeth altogether their heart: hee discreetly-attendeth, unto all their works.

verse 16 There is no King, saved by multitude of a power: a mighty-man, shal not be delivered by mul­titude of able-strength.

verse 17 A horse is falshood, for sal­vation: and shall not deliver, by multitude of his power.

verse 18 Loe the eye of Iehovah, is unto them that feare him: to them that hopefully-wait for his mercy.

verse 19 To rid-free their soul from death: and to keep-them-alive in famin.

verse 20 Our soule, earnestly-wai­teth for Iehovah: he is our help, and our shield.

verse 21 For in him, our heart shall-rejoyce: for in the name, of his holynesse doe we trust.

verse 22 Let thy mercy, Iehovah, be upon us: even-as, we hopefully-wait for thee.

PSALM. XXXIV. 1 A Psalme of David; when he had changed his behaviour, before Abimelech: and hee had driven him away, and hee was gone.

verse 2 I Will blesse Iehovah in all time: continually, his praise shall be in my mouth.

verse 3 In Iehovah, my soule shall glory: the meeke shall heare, and shall rejoyce.

verse 4 Magnifie yee Iohovah with me: and let us extoll, his name together.

verse 5 I sought Iehovah and hee answered me: and rid-me-free, from all my feares.

verse 6 They looked to him and flowed: and their faces, be not a­shamed.

verse 7 This poor-afflicted man c [...]d, and Iehovah heard: & saved him, out of all his distresses.

verse 8 The Angel of Jehovah pitch­eth-a-camp, about them that fear him; and releaseth them.

verse 9 Tast ye and see, that Iehovah is good: O-blessed is the man, that hopeth-for-safetie in him.

verse 10 Fear Iehovah ye-his saints: for there is no want, to them that fear him.

verse 11 The Lions, are empoveri­shed and an hungred? but they that seek Iehovah, shal not want any good.

verse 12 Come sonns, hearken to me: I wil learn you, the fear of Ieho­vah.

verse 13 Who is the man, that willeth life: that loveth dayes, to see good!

verse 14 Keep thy tongue from evil: and thy lips, from speaking guile.

verse 15 Eschew evil, and doe good▪ seek peace, and pursue it.

verse 16 The eyes of Iehovah, are unto the just: and his ears, unto their out-crie.

verse 17 The face of Iehovah, is a­gainst them that doe evil: to cut­off, their memorial from the earth.

verse 18 They cried, and Iehovah heard: and ridd-them-free, out of all their distresses.

verse 19 Iehovah is neer, to the bro­ken of heart: and the contrite of spirit, he wil save.

verse 20 Many, are the evils of the just: and out of them all, Iehovah wil ridd-him free.

verse 21 He keepeth all his bones: one of them, is not broken.

verse 22 Evil shal slay the wicked: and they that hate the just, shall be-condemned-as-guiltie.

verse 23 Iehovah redeemeth, the soul of his servants: and they shall not be condemned-as-guiltie, all that hope-for-safetie in him.

PSALM XXXIV.

PSALM XXXV. 1 A Psalm, of David;

PLead thou Iehovah, with them that-plead with me: warr thou, against them that warr against me.

verse 2 Lay hold on the shield and bukler: and stand-up for my help.

verse 3 And draw-out the spear and sword, to meet with my persecu­tors: say to my soul, I am thy sal­vation.

verse 4 Let them be abashed and a­shamd, that seek my soul: let them be turned backward & confoun­ded; that think, mine evil.

verse 5 Let them be, as chaff before the wind: and the Angel of Ieho­vah, driving them.

verse 6 Let their way be, darknes and slippernesses: and the Angel of Ie­hovah pursuing them.

verse 7 For without cause they have hidd for me, the corruption of their net: without cause they have digged for my soul.

verse 8 Let tumultuous ruine come on him, he not aware: and let his net which he hath hidden, catch him: with tumultuous ruine let him fal therinto.

verse 9 And my soul shal be glad in Iehovah: shall joy, in his salvation.

verse 10 Al my bones shal say, Ieho­vah, who is like thee; that riddest-free the poor-afflicted, from the stronger then himself: & the poor-afflicted and needy, from the spoi­ler of him.

verse 11 Witnesses of cruel-wrong, did rise-up: things that I knew not, they did ask of me.

verse 12 They repayed me evil, for good: the bereaving of my soul.

verse 13 And I, when they were sick, my clothing was sack; I afflicted my soul with fasting: and my pray­er, returned upon my bosome.

verse 14 I walked, as if he had been a fellow-friend as if he had been a brother to me: I bowed-down sad, as he that bewaileth his mo­ther.

verse 15 But in my halting, they re­joyced and were gathered-toge­ther: the smiters, were gathered-together against me, and I knew it not: they rent, and were not si­lent.

verse 16 With hypocrites, scoffers for a cake of-bread: gnashing their teeth against me.

verse 17 Lord, how long wilt thou see? returne my soul, from their tumultuous ruines: my alonely- soul, from the Lions.

verse 18 I will confesse thee, in the great Church: I will praise thee, among a mighty people.

verse 19 Let not them that are my e­nemies with falsitie, rejoyce at me: them that are my haters with­out cause, winke with the eye.

verse 20 For they speak not peace: and against the quiet-ones of the earth, they imagine words of de­ceits.

verse 21 And they have inlarged their mouth against me: they have said, aha, aha; our eye hath seen.

verse 22 Jehovah thou hast seen, cease-not-as-deaf: O Lord, be not far-off from me.

verse 23 Stir-up and awake, to my judgement: my God, and my Lord to my plea.

verse 24 Judge me according to thy justice Jehovah my God; and let them not rejoyce at me.

verse 25 Let them not say in their heart, aha our soul: let them not say, we have swallowed him up.

verse 26 Let them be abashed, and confounded, together, that re­joyce at mine evill: let them be clothed with bashfulnesse and shame, that magnifie against me.

verse 27 Let them shout joyfully and rejoyce, that delight my justice: and let them say continually, magnified be Jehovah; that delighteth the peace of his servant.

verse 28 And my tongue shall meditate thy justice: all the day, thy praise.

PSALM XXXV. This may be sung also as the 8. Psalme.

[...] PLead thou O LORD, with them, that plead with me: warr, against them that do against me war. 2 Lay hold upon the shield and the bucklar: stand for mine help. verse 3 And spear & sword draw-free, to meet with them that my pursuers be:

PSAL. XXXVI. 1 To the master of the musick, a Psalm of David, the servant of Iehovah.

verse 2 THe trespasse of the wicked assuredly saith, in the in­most of my heart: no dread of God, is before his eyes.

verse 3 For he flattereth him- self in his- own eyes: to finde, his iniqui­tie which he ought to hate.

verse 4 The words of his mouth, are painfull-iniquity and deceit: he hath left-off to be prudent to do good.

verse 5 He thinketh painfull-iniqui­ty, upon his bed: he setteth-him­self, on a way not good: he refu­seth not evill,

verse 6 Iehovah, thy mercy is in the heavens: thy faithfulnesse, unto the skies.

verse 7 Thy justice, as the moun­tains of God; thy judgements, a great depth: Iehovah thou savest, man and beast,

verse 8 How precious is thy mercy, O God: and the sons of Adam, hope-for-safety, in the shadow of thy wings.

verse 9 They shall be plenteously-moistned, with the fatnesse of thy house: and the stream of thy pleasures, thou wilt give them to drink.

verse 10 Because with thee, is the well of life: in thy light, we see light.

verse 11 Extend thy mercy, to them that know thee: and thy justice, to the right of heart.

verse 12 Let not the foot of pride, come-on me: and the hand of the wicked, let it not make-me-flee.

verse 13 There have they fallen, that work painfull-iniquity: they have been thrust- down, and have not been-able to rise.

PSAL. XXXVI. Sing this as the 27. Psalm.

PSALM. XXXVII. This may be sung also as the 25. or as the 119. Psalm.

PSALM. XXXVII. 1. A Psalm of David;

FRet not thy self for the evill-doers: envie not, for them that do injurious-evill.

verse 2 . For they shall soon be cut-down, as grasse: and shall fade, as the greennesse of the budding-hearb.

verse 3 . Trust thou in Iehovah, and do good: dwell in the land, and feed on faith.

verse 4 . And delight thy self in Ieho­vah: and he will give thee, the petitions of thy heart.

verse 5 . Turn-confidently thy way upon Iehovah: and trust upon him, and he will do.

verse 6 . And will bring-forth thy ju­stice as the light: and thy judge­ment, as the noon brightnesse.

verse 7 . Be silent, for Iehovah; and wait-still-patiently for him: fret not thy self, for him that prospe­reth in his way; for the man, that effecteth devices.

verse 8 . Surcease from anger, and leave-off hot-wrath: fret not thy self, also to do-evill.

verse 9 . For evill-doers, shall he cut-down: and they that earnestly-wait on Iehovah, they shall inhe­rit the land.

verse 10 . And yet a little- while, and the wicked shall not be: and thou shalt consider his place, and he shall not be.

verse 11 . And the meek shall inhe­it the land: and shal delight-them­selves, in the multitude of peace.

verse 12 . The wicked deviseth, against the just: and gnasheth, his teeth against him.

verse 13 . The Lord laugheth at him: for he seeth, that his day doth come.

verse 14 . The wicked have drawn the sword, and bent their bow: to fell-down the poor-afflicted and nee­dy-one; to slay, them that be right of way.

verse 15 . Their sword, shall enter into their- own heart: and their bows, shall be broken.

verse 16 . Better is the little of a just- man: then the plenteous-mam­mon, of many wicked- men.

verse 17 . For the armes of wicked- men, shall be broken: but Ieho­vah upholdeth the just.

verse 18 . Iehovah knoweth, the daies of perfect men: and their inheritance, shall be for ever.

verse 19 . They shall not be abashed in time of evill: and in the daies of hunger, they shall have e­nough.

verse 20 . But the wicked shall pe­rish; and the enemies of Ieho­vah, as the precious- fat of rams: they-are consumed, with the smoak they are consumed.

verse 21 . The wicked borroweth, and repayeth not: and the just, sheweth-grace and giveth.

verse 22 . For his blessed-ones, shall inherit the land: and his accursed-ones, shal be cut-off.

verse 23 . By Iehovah, the steps of the man are stablished; and his way he delighteth.

verse 24 . When he shall fall, he shall not be cast-off: for Iehovah, up­holdeth his hand.

verse 25 . I have been young, also I am waxt-old: and I have not seen, the just- man forsaken; and his seed, seeking bread.

verse 26 . All the day, he sheweth-grace and lendeth: and his seed, are in the blessing,

verse 27 . Eschew evill, and do good: and dwell for ever.

verse 28 . For Iehovah, loveth judge­ment; and will not forsake his gracious-Saints, they are kept for ever: and the seed, of the wicked, is cut-off,

verse 29 . Iust- men shall inherit the land: and shall dwell thereon, to perpetuall-aye.

verse 30 . The mouth of the just, will utter wisdom: and his tongue, speak judgement.

verse 31 . The law of his God is in his heart: it shal not stagger in his steps

verse 32 . The wicked spieth, for the just: & seeketh to work-his-death.

verse 33 . Iehovah, will not leave him in his hand: nor condemne-him-for-wicked, whē he is judged

verse 34 . Wait-thou-earnestly for Iehovah, and keep his way; and he will exalt thee, for to inherit the land; when the wicked are cut-off, thou shalt see.

verse 35 I have seen, the wicked daunting-terrible: and spreading himself-bare, as a green self-growing-lawrell.

verse 36 And he passed-away, and lo he was not: and I sought him, and he was not found.

verse 37 Observe the perfect man, and see the righteous: for the af­ter-end of the man shall be peace.

verse 38 And trespassers, shall be de­stroied together: the after-end of the wicked, shall be cut-off.

verse 39 And the salvation of just- men, is of Jehovah: their strength, in time of distresse.

verse 40 And Iehovah will help them, and deliver them: he will deliver them from the wicked, and save them: because they hope-for-safety in him.

PSALM XXXVIII. Sing this as the 18 Psalm.

PSAL. XXXVIII. 1 A Psalm of David, for to record

verse 2 IEhovah, rebuke me not in thy fervent-anger: neither chastise me in thy wrathfull-heat.

verse 3 For thy arrows, are stuck in me: and thou lettest-down, thy hand upon me.

verse 4 No soundnesse is in my flesh, because of thy angry-threat: no peace is in my bones, because of my sin.

verse 5 For my iniquities, are gone-over my head: as a weighty bur­den, they are too weighty for me.

verse 6 My stripes do stink, are putrifi­ed: because of my foolishnes.

verse 7 I am crooked, I am bowed-down very vehemently: all the day, I walk sad.

verse 8 For my flanks are full of par­ching: and there is no soundnesse, in my flesh.

verse 9 I am weakned and crushed ve­ry vehemently: I rore-out for the groaning of my heart.

verse 10 Lord, before thee is all my de­sire: and my sighing, is not hid from thee.

verse 11 My heart panteth, my able-strength forsaketh me: and the light of mine eyes, even they, are not with me.

verse 12 My lovers, and my neerest-friends, stand from before my stroke: and my neighbours, stand a far off. verse 13 And they that seek my soul, set-snares; and they that seek my evil, speak woful-evils: and all the day, they meditate deceits. verse 14 And I as a deaf- man, heare not: and as a mute- man openeth not his mouth. verse 15 And I am, as a man which heareth not: and in whose mouth, are no reproofs.

verse 16 Because for thee Jehovah I do hopefully-wayt: thou wilt an­swer, O Lord my God.

verse 17 For I savd, least they re­joyce at me: and when my foot is moved, do magnify against me.

verse 18 For I am ready to halting: and my pain, is before me conti­nually.

verse 19 For I do declare my ini­quitie: I am careful, for my sin.

verse 20 And my enemies, are alive are mightie: and multiplied are they that hate me falsly.

verse 21 And they that repay evil, for good: are my adversaries for that I follow good.

verse 22 Forsake me not Jehovah: my God, be not farr-off from me. verse 23 Hasten to my help: Lord, my salvation.

PSALM XXXIX. 1 To the Master of the musick to Ieduthun; a psalm of David.

verse 2 I Said; I wil take heed to my wayes, from sinning with my tongue: I will keep a bridle on my mouth; while the wicked is before me.

verse 3 I was dumb with stilnes, I was silent from good: and my pain was troubled.

verse 4 Mine heart was hot, within me, in my meditation the fire burned: I spake, with my tongue.

verse 5 Jehovah, make me know my end; and the measure of my dayes what it is: let me know, how soon-ceasing I am.

verse 6 Loe, thou hast given my daies, of handbreadths; and my worldly-time is as nothing before thee: surely all vanity is every earthly-man, though setled, Selah.

verse 7 Surely in an image, walketh each-man; surely in vanity doe they make-a-stirre: he heapeth-up, and knoweth not who shall gather them.

verse 8 And now what expect I Lord? my hopefull-exspectation, it is for thee.

verse 9 Rid-thou-me-free from all my trespasses: put me not, the re­proch of the foole.

verse 10 I am dumb, I will not open my mouth: because, thou hast-done it.

verse 11 Turne-away from on mee thy plague: by the striking of thy hand, I am consumed.

verse 12 With reproofs for iniqui­ty, thou chastisest a man; and ma­kest-melt as a moth that which-is-to-be-desired of his: surely vani­tie, is every earthly-man, Selah.

verse 13 Heare my prayer, Jehovah, and my out-cry, give-eare unto my teares; cease not as deafe: for a stranger I am with thee; a so­journer, as all my fathers,

verse 14 Stay from me, and let mee refresh my-selfe: ere-that, I goe and I be not.

PSALM XXXIX.

PSALM XL. Sing this at the 32. Psalm.

PSALM XL. 1 To the master of the musick Davids Psalme.

verse 2 WAyting I waited for Je­hovah: and he bended unto me, and heard my cry.

verse 3 And he brought me up out of the pit of sounding-calamity, out of the mire of mud: and set-up, my feet vpon a rock; he orde­red-steedily my steps.

verse 4 And he hath given into my mouth, a new song; a praise to our God; many shall see and fear; and shall trust, in Jehovah.

verse 5 O blessed is the man, that putteth Jehovah, his secure-trust: & respecteth not unto the proud, and them that turne-aside unto a lye.

verse 6 Thou Jehovah my God, hast made many, thy marveilous- works and thy thoughts, towards us: none can count-in-order un­to thee; would I declare and speak them; they are mightily-encreast, above telling.

verse 7 Sacrifice and oblation, thou wouldest not; mine eares, hast thou digged-open: burnt-offe­ring and sin- offring, thou askest not.

verse 8 Then said I, loe I come: in the roll of the booke, it is written of me.

verse 9 My God I delight to doe thy acceptable-will: and thy law, is within my bowels.

verse 10 I have preached-the-glad tidings of justice, in the great Church, lo I close not up my lips: Jehovah, thou knowest.

verse 11 Thy justice I have not co­vered within my heart, thy faith and thy salvation have I said: I have not concealed thy mercy & thy truth, to the great Church.

verse 12 Thou Jehovah, close not up thy tender-mercies from mee: let thy bounteous-mercy and thy truth, continually preserve me.

verse 13 For innumerable evils, have assailed me round-about: my ini­quities have taken-hold on mee, and I am not able to see: they are mightily-increased more-then the haires of my head; and my heart forsaketh me.

verse 14 Vouchsafe Jehovah, to rid-me-free: Jehovah, make hast to my help.

verse 15 Let them be abashed, and ashamed together, that seeke my soule, to make-an-end of it: let them bee turned backward, and blush; that delight, mine evill.

verse 16 Let them be made-desolat, for a reward of their abashing: that say to me, aha, aha.

verse 17 Let all that seek thee, be joyful and rejoyce in thee: let them say continually, magnified be Jehovah; they-that love, thy salvation.

verse 18 And I, poor-afflicted and needy, the Lord thinketh on me: thou art my help and my delive­rer; my God, delay not.

PSALM XLI. Sing this as the 39. Psalm.

PSALM XLI. 1 To the master of the musick; a Psalm of David.

verse 2 O Blessed, he that prudently-attendeth unto the poor-weakling: in the day of evil, Je­hovah wil deliver him.

verse 3 Jehovah wil keep him and preserve him alive, he shalbe-made-blessed in the earth: and give thou him not, to the soul of his enemies.

verse 4 Jehovah, wil uphold him, on the bedsted of languishing-sorow: al his bed, thou hast turned in his sicknes.

verse 5 I did say, Jehovah be graci­ous to me: heal my soul, for I have sinned against thee.

verse 6 My enemies, sayd evil of me: when shal he dye, and his name perish?

verse 7 And if he come to see, he speaketh false-vanitie, in his heart▪ he heapeth up painful-iniquitie to him self: he goeth forth, abroad he speaketh it.

verse 8 Together, against me whis­per-do all my haters: against me, they think evil to me.

verse 9 A mischievous thing, is fast­ned in him: and he that lyeth, shal no more rise.

verse 10 Also the man of my peace, he whom I trusted in, that eateth my bread: he hath greatly-lifted-up the heel against me.

verse 11 And thou Jehovah, be gra­cious to me and raise me up: and I shal repay them.

verse 12 By this I know, that thou delightest in me: because my ene­mie, shal not shout-triumphantly over me.

verse 13 And I, thou hast sustained me in mine integritie: and hast setled me, before thy face for ever.

verse 14 Blessed is Jehovah, the God of Israel; from eternitie, and unto eternitie; Amen, and Amen.

PSALM XLII. 1 To the master of the musick; and instructing- psalm to the sonns of Korach.

verse 2 AS the hind, desirously-brayeth for the streams of waters: so my soul desirously-brayeth, unto thee O God.

verse 3 My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God: when shal I come, and appear, before the face of God!

verse 4 My tears have been to me bread, day and night: while they say unto me all the day, where is thy God?

verse 5 These- things I remember, and pour-out, upon me my soul; be­cause I had passed with tho throng, had resorted with them, unto the house of God: with voice of showting and confession, a multitude keeping-festivitie.

verse 6 Why bowest-thou-downe thy selfe, my soule, and makest-thou-a tumultuous-stirre within me? wait-hopefully for God, for yet I shall confesse him: the sal­vations of his face.

verse 7 My God; within mee, my soul boweth-down it selfe: for that, I remember thee from the land of Jorden, and Chermonim, from the little mountaine.

verse 8 Deepe unto deepe calleth, at the voice of thy water-spowts: all thy breaking-billowes and thy waves, doe passe over me.

verse 9 By day, Jehovah will com­mand his mercy, and in the night, his song with me: a prayer, to the God of my life.

verse 10 I will say to God my rocke, why hast thou forgotten me: why goe I sad, for the oppression of the enemy?

verse 11 With a murdering- weapon in my bones, my distressers doe reproach me, when they say unto me all the day, where is thy God?

verse 12 Why bowest-thou-downe thy selfe, my soule; and why makest thou a tumultuous-stirre within me? waite-hopefully for God, for yet I shall confesse him: the salvations of my face, and my God.

PSALM XLII.

PSALM XLIII. Sing this as the 42. Psalm.

PSALM XLIII.

verse 1 IUdge me O God, and plead my plea; from the nation unmercifull: from the man of deceit, and injurious-evil, doe thou deliver me.

verse 2 For thou art the God of my strength, why thrustest thou me-away: why goe I still sad, for the oppression of the enemy?

verse 3 Send thy light and thy truth, let them lead me: let them bring me unto the mountaine of thy holi­nes, and unto thy dwelling- places.

verse 4 And I will come unto the al­tar of God: unto God, the joy of my gladnesse: and confesse thee with harp, O God my God.

verse 5 Why bowest thou down thy selfe, my soule, and why makest thou a tumultuous-stirre within me? wait-hopefully for God, for yet I shall confesse him; the salva­tions of my face, and my God.

PSALM XLIV. 1 To the master of the musick, to the sons of Korach, an instructing- Psalm.

verse 2 O God, with our eares wee have heard, our fathers have told to us: the worke thou wroughtest in their dayes, in dayes of old.

verse 3 Thou with thy hand, diddest dispossesse the heathens, and didst [...] [...]m: thou didst evill to the peoples, and didst propagate them.

verse 4 For, not by their- own sword inherited they the land, and their arme saved them not; but thy right hand and thy arme, and the light of thy face, because thou didst favour them.

verse 5 Thou art he my king O God: command, the salvations of Jaa­kob.

verse 6 In thee, we shall push-with-the-horn our distressers: in thy name, we shall tread-down them that rise up against us.

verse 7 For I will not trust in my bow: and my sword shall not save me.

verse 8 For thou hast saved us, from our distressers: and our haters, thou didst make abasht.

verse 9 In God, we praised all the day: and thy name, for ever, we will confesse, Selah.

verse 10 But now thou thrustest-away, and makest us ashamed: and goest not forth with our armies.

verse 11 Thou makest us turn back­ward, from the distresser: and they that hate us, doe spoile for them­selves.

verse 12 Thou givest us as sheep for meat: and fannest us, in the nations

verse 13 Thou sellest thy people for no wealth: and increasest not, by the prices of them.

verse 14 Thou exposest us a reproach to our neighbours: a scoffe and a scorn, to them that be round about us.

verse 15 Thou puttest us for a parable, among the heathens: a nodding of the head, among the nations.

verse 16 All the day, my ignominie is before me: and the abashing of my face covereth me.

verse 17 For the voice, of the re­proacher and tanter: for the face, of the enemie, and avenger.

verse 18 All this is come on us, and we have not forgotten thee: not dealt-falsly, against thy covenant.

verse 19 Our heart hath not turned back-ward: nor our stepping swarved, from thy path.

verse 20 Though thou hast crushed us, in the place of Dragons: and hast covered over us with the sha­dow of death.

verse 21 If we have forgotten the name of our God; and spread out our palms to a strange God.

verse 22 Shall not God search-out this? for he knoweth, the hid-things of the heart.

verse 23 But for thee, we are killed all the day: are counted, as sheep of slaughter.

verse 24 Stirre up, why sleepest thou, Lord? awake, thrust not away to continuall-aye.

verse 25 Wherefore hidest thou thy face: forgettest thou, our afflicti­on and our oppression?

verse 26 For our soul is bowed down to the dust: our belly, cleaveth to the earth. verse 27 Rise-up, for an helpfulnes to us: and redeem us, for thy mercy sake.

PSALM XLIV.

PSALM XLV. 1 To the master of the musick upon Shoshannim, to the sons of Korach: an instructing- psalm; a song of the welbeloved- virgins.

verse 2 MIne heart, hath boyled a good word; I doe say, my works to the king: my tongue the pen of a speedy writer.

verse 3 Thou art much-fairer than the sons of Adam; grace is pow­red-out in thy lips: therefore God hath blessed thee for ever.

verse 4 Gird, thy sword upon the high O mighty-one: thy glori­ous-majesty, and thy comely-ho­nour.

verse 5 And in thy comely-honour prosper-ride-on word of truth, and of meeknes and of justice: and thy right hand, shall teach thee fear­full things.

verse 6 Thy arrows, are sharp: peoples, shall fall under thee: in the heart, of the kings enemes.

verse 7 Thy throne O God, is ever and perpetuall, the scepter of thy kingdome, is a scepter of righte­ousnesse.

verse 8 Thou lovest justice, and ha­test wickednes: therfore, God thy God hath anoynted thee, with oile of joyfulnes, above thy fel­lowes.

verse 9 Myrrh and Aloes Cassia, all thy garments: out of the yvorie pallaces, more-than they that make thee joyful.

verse 10 Kings daughters, are among thy precious-ones: set is the Queen, at thy right hand, in fine-gold of Ophir.

verse 11 Hear O daughter and see, and bend thine ear: and forget thy people, and thy fathers house.

verse 12 And the king wil covet thy beautie: for he is thy Lord, and bow-down thy self to him.

verse 13 And the daughter of Tyrus, with oblation, shall earnestly-beseek thy face, even the rich of the people.

verse 14 The kings daughter is al glo­rious within: her clothing is of purled-works of gold.

verse 15 In embroderies, she shall be led-along, to the king: virgins after her, her fellow-friends; brought in to thee.

verse 16 They shall be led-along, with joyes and gladnes: they shall come, into the pallace of the King. verse 17 In stead of thy fathers, shall be thy sonns: thou shalt put them for Princes, in all the earth. verse 18 I wil make-memorie of thy name, in every generation and generation: therefore peoples shall confess thee, for ever and aye.

PSALM XLV. This may be sung also as the 8. Psalme.

PSALM XLVI. Sing this as the 44. Psalm.