The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocryphal books,

PSALM CXI. [Alleluia of the aȝeen turnyng of Aggee and of Zacarie.]

[verse 1] Blisful the man that dredeth the Lord; in his maundemens he shal wilne ful myche. [verse 2] Myȝti in the erthe shal ben his sed; the ieneracioun of ryȝt men shal be blissid. [verse 3] Glorie and richessis in his hous; and his riȝtwisnesse dwellith in to world [the world A.] of world. [verse 4] Ful out sprungen is in derc|nessis liȝt to the riȝte; the merciful, and the mercy doere, and the riȝtwis. [verse 5] Joȝeful a man, that hath mercy, and leeneth; dis|posith [verse 6] his woordis in dom; for in to withoute ende he shal not be moued. [verse 7] In

euere lasting mynde shal be the riȝtwise; of euel hering he shal not drede. Redi his [verse 8] herte to hopen in the Lord; confermed is his herte, he shal not be moued, to the time that he looke doun his enemys. [verse 9] He delede, he ȝaf to pore men; the riȝtwis|nesse of hym dwellith in to world [the world A.] of world; the horn of hym shal ben en|hauncid in glorie. [verse 10] The synnere shal seen, and wrathen; with his teth he shal gnasten, and wasten hymself; the desir of synneres shal pershen.