PSALM XXIV. [ [verse 1] In to the ende, the salm of Dauid.]
[verse 2] To thee, Lord, I rerede my soule; my God, in thee I trostne [troste AE. trist H.] , I shal not be|comen ashamed. [verse 3] And scorne not me myn enemys; forsothe alle that sustene thee shul not ben confoundid. [verse 4] Confoundid be alle doende wickid [wicke E.] thingus ouer veynly. Thi weies, Lord, shew thou [Om. AH.] to me; and thi sties teche out [thou A.] me. [verse 5] Dresse me in thi treuthe, and tech me, for thou art God, my sauere; and thee I sustenede all day. [verse 6] Recorde of thi mercy deedis, Lord; and of thi mercies that fro the world ben. [verse 7] The giltis of my ȝouthe [ȝongth A.] ; and myn vn|kunnyngnessis [vnkunnyngnes A. vnclen|nesse H.] , ne [Om. C.] wil thou not han in mynde. Aftir thi mercy haue mynde of [thou of E pr. m.] me; for thi goodnesse, Lord. [verse 8] Swete and riȝt the Lord; for that lawe he shal ȝiue to the [Om. A.] gilteris in the weie. [verse 9] He shal dresse debonere [the debonere E.] men in dom; he shal teche mylde men hys weies. [verse 10] Alle the weies of the Lord mercy and truthe; to the aȝeen sechende men, the testament of hym and his witnessis. [verse 11] For thi name, Lord, thou shalt be merciful to my synne; myche it is forsothe. [verse 12] Who is the man that dredeth the [Om. C.] Lord? lawe he sette to hym in the weie that he ches. [verse 13] The soule of hym in goode thingus myche shal abide; and the sed of hym shal eri|tage the erthe. [verse 14] Fastnesse is the Lord to men dredende hym; and the testament of hym, that it be opened to them. [verse 15] Myn eȝen euermor to the Lord; for he shal pullen up fro the grene [grane C sec. m.] my foot. [verse 16] Loke aȝeen in me, and haue mercy of me; for alone and a [Om. C.] pore man I am. [verse 17] Tribula|ciouns of myn herte ben multiplied; fro my nedis delyuere me. [verse 18] See my mecnesse, and my trauaile; and forȝif alle my giltis.
