PSAL. CXIX, CXX, CXXI, CXXII.

366My IIe

x ſor at thy hand:

only healtha&comfort. Lord ę Alas too HUng I ſack (things Within theſe tents ſo black, And therefore have Idane thoſe

Vſhich Kedarsare by name,

Which thou didſt me command. By whem the flock elect 257 Thy laws have been my exer- And all of Laac's ſect

my ſoul moſt deſirdi

(ciſe,

Are put to open ſhame.

30 much to them mylove was bent, 6 With them that peace did hale

that nought elſe Irequirꝰd.

258 Thy ſtatutes and command-

ments I havę kept with heart upright: For all my doingsand my ways are preſent in thy ſight. The Lwenty ſecond Part. TAx 269 0 Lord bęſore

face appe:

Icame a peace to make, And ſet a quĩet liſe: 7 But when my taleVas told. Cauſleſs was contrauba Byrhem that would have ſiriſe. PSAIL. CXXI W. W. Lift mĩne cyes to Sion hill.

et my compiaint and From whence I do attend face àppear:(cry That ſucceur Cod me ſend.

And as thou haſt me pramiſe made ⁊ The mighty God me ſuccour will,

to feach me thee to fear. 0 O let my 88to che have free accets to thee:

And grant me, Lord. deliverance, ànd

as thou haſt promid me.

Which heav'n and earth framed, and all thins therein named. Thy foot from ſlip he will pre · thee ſafelv keep.(ſorvo,

For he will never ſlexp.

271 Then ſhall my liosthy praiſes 4 Lohe that Iſrael doth conſerue

aſter moſt ample ſort:

taueht wherein Nands my comfort.

2 My tongue ſhall freeh prench A at thy right hand ever:

peak No ſleep at all can him catch. Vhen thou thyů ſatutes haſt me

But his eyes ihall ever watch. The Lord is thy warrant alwaj, Fhe Lord he doth thee eover (4ay.

ce cνεrmore conſefs cth νποre 6The Sun fhall not-thee parch by

viy famous acts and noble lauis are truth and rightecuineſi.

Ner the Moon not halſ ſo brighi ſnall with cold thee hurt by mignt

* Kretcheut th1 dand, Ithee 7 The Lord uiN keev thee from qr 5

and ſpeedihy m thy command choſen, O Lord, I have,

lave:(beſeech nd wi ments to oblerve8 A ndt

iſ ſure ſave(ſtret At alſo have eh good ſueceſe,

In all thy

217½4 Oſthee alone, Lord. Icrave Where-ever thou gor ſt in or cut

ſor other LxMnoν none: cheath,

And in thy lav and nothing elſe Ido delight alone.

1757 Grant me there ſore long days chy vLame te magnihe: Ccolive

ments merciſul

Ardot ihyj

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t& went aſtray much like av

heepꝛ nat fail'd

Untco the Lord Icall.

and he doth me comlort. Deliver me, Lſay, YVrom liars lips alWay.

And tongues of fulſe report. à Whatvantage, or whar thing, Sete'ſt thou thus for to ſting,

Thou falſe and flatt'ring liar?

God will chy chines b- ing ahon PSAL. CXXII. W.K. Did in heart rejoyce To hear te peoples voice, In oſſering ſo Willingly: 1 For let lay chey. And in th ds houſe prayi he folk fuli lovingly.

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