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2 Give unto the Lord the glory due . | unto. His name; Worship the Lord.. in the beauty . of

| ho

II.

JOHN E. WEST.

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me

| up,

my soul

| for

in my

(By permission of Novello and Company, Limited.) 1 I will extol thee, O Lord ; * for Thou

hast | raised And hast not made

to re-l joice

| over me. 6.

my | God, I cried unto Thée,

and | Thou hast | heal ed | me. 2 O Lord, Thou hast brought up

from | Sheol :
Thou hast kept me alive, * that I

should not
go | down

to the pit. Sing praise unto the Lord, O ye saints of

| His, And give thanks .

. | to

His
| ho-

ly | name. 3 For His ánger.

is | but for a | moment ; În . .

His | fa

| vour is | life : Weeping may tárry.

the | night, But jóy

| com eth | in the | morning. 4 As for me, * I said

pros. | perity, 1.

shall | ne

| ver be

| moved. 'Thou, Lord, of Thy favour hadst made my mountain

to stand

| strong: Thou didst hide

Thy | face ;

TI

| troubled. 5 I cried ...

to | Thee,

| Lord ; And unto the Lórd

I made

| sup

pli- cation :
What profit is there in my blood, *when
I gó

down to the 1 pit?
Shall the dust praise Thée ? shall | it de-

Thy | truth? 6 Hear, O Lord,

.and have mercy , up | on me: Lórd, .

be Thou

| my

| helper. Thou hast turned for me my mourning | in to | dancing;

Thou hast loosed my sáckcloth, and I gird ed | me with | gladness : 7 To the end that my glory may sing | praise to | Thee, And .

| be

1 silent. | Lord

my | God, I vill give thanks.

| un to

| Thee

for ever. GLORIA PATRI.

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no

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I have

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1 Blessed is he whose transgression

for | given, Whose

| is

| covered.
Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord
imputeth.

in | iquity
And in whose
./ spirit there | is

I guile. 2 Whén

kept | silence,
My bones waxed old. .through my | roar ing | all the . day long.
For day and night Thy hánd. was | heavy . up | on me :
My moisture was changed.

. aswith

the | drought of | summer. 3 I acknowledged my sín

| un to | Thee,
And mine iniquity

1
| not

Thid :
I said, I will confess my transgressions | unto the | Lord;
And thou forgávest
the in- | iqui ty | of my

| sin. 4 For this let everyone that is godly pray

unto Thee* in a time. when Thou mayest. be | found :
Surely when the great waters overflow
they shall not | reach

unto | him.
Thou art my hiding place, * Thou wilt
presérve

me from | trouble ; Thou wilt compass me about . with so gs

| of

de. | liverance. 5 I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way

.which thou I will counsel thee

upBe ye not as the horse, or as the mule, * which have nó.

der- l standing: Whose trappings must be bit and bri

dle to hold them in, * élse. they will not come near unto | thee. 6 Many sorrows.

shall | be . to the | wicked:
But he that trusteth in the Lord, *
mércy .
shall

| bout. Be glad in the Lord,

and re- 1 joice, ye | righteous : And shout for joy, all yé that are up

| right in | heart. GLORIA PATRI.

shalt I go :
Mine leye

| with

I on thee.

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| loud

as

an

| up

was

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1 REJOICE in the Lord

ye | righteous : Práise

is | come ly | for the | upright. Give thanks

unto the Lord with | harp : Sing praises unto Hím with the psalter- y of | ten

| strings. 2 Sing unto Hím

a new

| song ; Play skilfully

| with

| noise. For the word

of the Lord is

| right;
And áll
His | work is | done

in | faithfulness, -3 He loveth right- .

eous- | ness and judgment :
The earth is full of the loving | kind ness of the | Lord.
By the word of the Lord were the hea vens | made ;
And all the host of them

· l by

the | breath of. His | mouth. 4 He gathereth the waters of the sea togéther

1

| heap : He láyeth

the | deeps in | storehouses. Let all the earth .

| fear the | Lord ; Let all the inhabitants of the world. I stand in | awe of | Him. 5 For He spáke,

and | it

| done;
He commanded,
. and it | stood

| fast.
The Lord bringeth the counsel .of the nations. to | nought :
He maketh the thoughts of the
peoples.

to be of | none ef | fect. 6 The counsel of the Lord ståndeth . | fast for | ever, The thoughts of His héart. to | all

er | ations. Blessed is the nation

whose | God. is the | Lord ; The people whom He hath chósen. I for

His own

| heritance. 7 The Lord ..

. I looketh . from heaven; He beholdeth

the | sons of

| men ; From the place

of His ha bi | tation He looketh forth upon áll the in- habit ants | of

| earth; 8 He that fashioneth

the hearts of them all,
Thát
con- | sider eth

their works.
Behold, the eye of the Lord is upón · I them that | fear Him,
Upon thém.

that I hope

| in

His | mercy ; 9 To deliver

their soul from death, And

to keep. them a- I live in | famine.
Our soul hath waited

. | for the | Lori :
Hé
is our help

| shield. 10 For our heart.

shall re- 1 joice in | Him.
Because we have trusted

His | ho ly | name.
Let Thy mercy, O Lord,

. | be

up

| on us, According

as we have | hoped in | Thec. GLORIA PATRI.

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| gen

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in

| all

the

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S Come, ye children, * hearken

| un to

| me: I will téach you

the fear

| of the

| Lord. What man is hé .

that de- / sir

eth | life,
And loveth many days,

that he
may I see

| good ? 7 Kéep

thy | tongue from evil, Aúd

thy | lips from | speak ing I guile. Depart from évil,

and | do

| good; Seek.

. | peace

| and

pur- | sue it. 8 The eyes of the Lord

are | toward . the | righteous, And His éars

are 0

pen | unto The face of the Lord is against | them . that do evil, To cut off the remembrance

ther | from the | earth.

their cry.