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1 I WILL sing of the mércies. . of the Lord for | ever :

With my mouth will I make known
Thy faithfulness

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| gen

| ations. For I have said, * Mercy shall be built | up for

| ever; Thy faithfulness shalt Thou estáblish | in the | ve ry I heavens, 2 I have made a covenant

My I chosen,
Í .

liave | sworn unto | David . My servant ; Thy seed will í

.es- / tablish . for

| ever, And build up thy thróne to | all

Igen

er | ations. 3 And the heavens shall praise Thy | wonders, . 0 | Lord; Thy faithfulness also in the assembly | of the

| ho

ly | ones. For who in the skies can be compared | unto the | Lord ? Who among the sons of the mighty

is like

| unto the | Lord, 4 A God very terrible in the council

of the ho ly | ones, And to be feared above all thém.

| that

are | round | bout Him O Lord God of hosts, * who is a mighty

unto | Thee, 0 | Jau?
And Thy faith-

ful- | ness
is | round

| bout Thee. 5 Thou rulest the pride .

./ of the

| sea : When the waves thereof arise, ./ Thou

| still est | them. Thou hast broken Rahab in pieces, . as I one that is slain; Thou hast scattered Thine énemies .. with the

Thy i strength. 6 The heavens are Thine, * the earth. | also is | Thine:

The world and the fulness thereof, . | Thou hast | found- ed | them. The north and the south,

| Thou hast cre- | ated them : Tabor and Hérmon

re- 1 joice

Thy I name. 7 Thou.

hast a | might- y | arm: Strong is Thy hánd,

and | high is | Thy right | hand. Righteousness and judgment are the foundation

1

of Thy | throne: Mercy and truth .

be

| fore Thy | face. 8 Blessed is the people that know

the joy

| sound : They walk, O Lórd, .

| in the | light , of Thy | countenance. In Thy name do they rejoice

| all

the

| day: And

in Thy | righteous- ness I are . they ex- | alted. 9 For Thou art the glóry

| of their strength:
And in Thy favour

our , horn
shall | be ex-

| alted. For our shield belongeth

. I unto

the | Lord; Even to the Holy One

of Is

I el

| King. GLORIA PATRI.

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1 Lord

Thou hast | been

| dwelling place Ín.

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| ations. Before the mountains were brought forth, * or ever Thou hadst formed

. the earth . and the world, Even from everlasting to everlasting | Thou

art | God.

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6 The days of our years are thréescore · 1 years and ten, Or even by réason

of strength

score years; Yet is their pride

but | labour . and sorrow; For it is soon góne,

| fly

way.

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we

| and

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7 Who knoweth the power

Thine | anger,
And Thy wrath according to the féar

that is due

| unSo téach us

to | Dumber . our | days, That.

we may I get us

| heart

CON

| with

| all

our

8 Retúrn, .

O Lord ; how | long?
And let it repent Thee

| cerning. Thy | ser

| vants. O satisfy us in the morning

Thy | mercy ;
That we may rejoice.
and be / glad

| days. 9 Make us glad according to the days

wberein Thou. hast af- | flicted us,
And the years.

wherein, we
have seen

| evil. Let Thy work appéar

| unto Thy I servants, And

Thy | glory

up | on their children. 10 And let the beauty .

of the Lord
Bé.

.1-
up | on

| us : And establish Thou the work of our hands up

| on us ; Yea, the work

of our hands | tablish . Thou | it. GLORIA PATRI.

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1 He that dwelleth in the secret pláce

of the Most

| High Shall abide.

under the sha dow 1 ofthe Al | mighty. I will say of the Lord, * He is my réfuge / and my | fortress ; Mý

· God, in | whom I | trust. 2 For He shall deliver thee from the snáre 1 of

| fowler, And

. | from the | noi.

some | pestilence. He shall cover thee with His pinions, *

and under His wings . shalt thon take | refuge: His truth

is a | shield

| and

| buckler. 3 Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror . by | night, Nór

for the arrow, that I flieth by | day; For the péstilence

that / walketh , in | darkness, Nor for the destruction . that | wast

| eth

| noonday. 4 A thousand shall fall at thy side, * and ten thousand

at thy right | hand;
Bút

it shall | not
come | nigh

| thee. Only with thine éyes

shalt | thou be | hold, And sée.

the re- / ward

| of the | wicked. 5 For Thon, O Lord,

| art my | refuge ! Thou hast made the Móst .

| High thy | hab it | ation ; Thére

shall no I evil be | fall thee, Neither shall áuy.

I plague come | nigh thy | tent.

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J. CAHIDGE.

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| ways.

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| stone.

| feet.

6 For He shall give His ángels . I charge , over | thee,
To keep .

./ thee
in | all

thy They shall bear thee úp

| in their hands, Lest thou dásh

thy | foot

I gainst 7 Thou shalt tréæd upon

the | lion and

| adder : The young lion and the serpent

shalt thou trani ple | un der Because he hath set his love upon Me,* therefore.

will I de. | liver him : I will set him on high,

be. I cause . he hath | known My 8 He shall call upon Mé,

and I will answer him;
I will be with him in trouble :* I will
deliver

him and

| honWith long life

will I satis fy | him,
And

| shew
him

sal.
GLORIA PATRI.

| name.

our

| him.

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| my

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| vation.

ó..

i ft is

a / good

I thing
To give

I thanks | unto

the

| Lord, And to sing praises

| unto · Thy | name,
.
| Most

| High.
2 To show forth Thy lovingkindness | in the | morning,
And
Thy | faithful- ness | ever-

у | night With an instrument of ten strings, , and with

the | psaltery ; With a solemn

. | sound

up | on the | harp. 3 For Thou, Lord, hast made me glád . I through Thy | work : I will tríumph.

in the works

| of

Thy | hands. How gréat.

are Thy | works, 0 | Lord! Thý

| thoughts are | ve ry | deep. 4 A brutish mán

| know eth | not ; Neither doth a fool

| un der- stand

| this: When the wicked spring as the grass * and when all the workers

of in. Iiqui. ty do | flourish; It is that they

shall be

de | stroyed for | ever :

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5 Bnt Thou, O Lord, art on high . for ev. er | inore. For 16,

Thine | en

| mies, For, 16 .

Thine | ene- mies shall | perish ;
All the workers

of in- | iqui ty

| Lord,

I shall

1 The Lord reigneth ; * He is apparelled

with

jes- ty; The Lord is apparelled, He hath | girded . Hin- | self

ma

with | strength :

2 The world also is stáblished, that it | cannot. be | moved.

Thy throne is established of old : | Thou art. from | ey

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