bS AL. CXXXIII, CXXXIV, CXXXV.

And Iwüll ſatisfie with bread 3 Praile ve½ Lord, for he is good

the needy that be thero. ſing praiſes to his Name: 26 With my ſalvation IWill clotheIt it Omelf and god thing ner prieus ſor evermore: alwaysto da the ſame.

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f David for to bud: his treaſure for to be. For there Ihave ordainꝰd for mines Eor this E know and am right a lantern bright and eoοd. the Lord isvery great:(ſure: As for hisfoes, wif them cloth He is indeed aboναal Gods with ſhame lor evermore: moſt eaſie to intreat. nut I will cauſe his crown to ſhine 6 For whatſdever pleaſed him. more freſh than heretofore. all that ſull wehe wrought: PS AL. CXXXIII. WWM. In heaven, in earthand in the ſes, How happy a tł ing it is. vhich he hath made ofρnought. and 3j0ν ful for to fe. 7 He lift uh clouds even frem the Brethren rogether ſaſt to hold earth. the vand of amity he ma kes lightnings and rain. AIi calls to mind ſweet parſume He bringeth forth the winds alſh. and that coſlly oyntment. and nothing made in vain.

Wyich on the facrificers head 38 He ſmote the frſl.born of eaeh vy Gods command was ſpent. in Rxypt that took reſti(thint lt wet not Aaron's head alone, Ne ſpared there noliving thing,

but ↄn his beard did fall: che man nor yet the beaſt. and finalh it did run down Hle did Ixewiſe ew womtlerz on his rich garmenis all. on their znhabitants(Ereat

5 And as the lower ground dothUpon King Pbarach, aund alο mMe de of Hermon hill,(drink on hisfeνεταfervant.

And sion with his ſulxer h 10 He ſnote Hen many nations, the fields vrithfruit doth hll: and did great acts and things: Aven ſa ¶ Lord doth pour en them He ſlev/ the great and migutien

his bleſimgs manifold.(guiie and chiefeſt of cheir Rings, Whaoſe hearts dë minds without all Sehon King of the Amorites, mis Knot doth keer and hold. and Og King of Baſan: 3AL. CXXXIV. W.W. He ſlew alſothe Kingdom; all hold and havg regard, that Were oſ Canaan; *e ſeryants of F Lord,(Watch: 12 And gave their land t%0 IHael, Wüthin his hauie by night do an heritage we ſee, praiſe him ifh one aecord. IoO Hrael his oπn pecple, Lüſt up your hands on high an heritage to be. unta his hohy place,

And give 3 Lord his praiſes due, The Second Part. nhis beneſits embrace. 13. Thy Name ſhalIſtill eadure,& or vhy? the Lord who did memorial likewiſe(thy

both earth and heayen frame, Throughout all generations Both Sion bleſi, and will conſeryve that are, or ſnall ariſe.

for evermore the ſame. 14 The Lord will ſurely now PSAL. CXXXV. N. nis people all indeed(avenge

Praiſe the Lord, praiſe him And to his ſervants he ill ſhew/ 0 praiſe him. favour in time of need. Praiſe him with one accordi 15 The idols ofthe heathen whI Reter him ſtilł all ye that be are in the coaſts and lands, the ſervants of che Lord: of ſilver and of gold they be, 20 praiſę him ye that ſtand and be Uthe work even ιH mens hande imche houſe of the Lord: 16 They have their mouths, vul- ve oſchis gourt, and of his houſe cannot ſpeak. mie bam with one acπο½τd. aud cν½σαιꝗ have no ſigh 408 t

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