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

PSALM XCV. [ [verse 1] The salm of Dauid, whan the hous was bild vp after the caitifte.]

Syngeth to the Lord a newe song; singeth to the Lord, al erthe. [verse 2] Syngeth to the Lord, and blesseth to his name; telleth fro dai in to dai his `helthe ȝyuere [helthe C.] . [verse 3] Tellith out among Jentilis his glorie; in alle puplis his merueilis. [verse 4] For the Lord gret [is greet A.] , and preisable ful myche; ferful he is ouer alle godis. [verse 5] For alle the godis off Jentilis deuelis; the Lord forsothe he|uens made. [verse 6] Knouleching and fairnesse in the siȝte of hym; holynesse and gret doing in the halewing of hym. [verse 7] Bringeth

to the Lord, ȝee kuntres of Jentilis; bringeth to the Lord glorie and wrshipe; [verse 8] bringeth to the Lord glorie to hys name. Taketh ostis, and [Om. C.] entreth in to his [verse 9] porchis; honoureth the Lord in his holi porche. Be to moued fro his face al [verse 10] erthe; seith in Jentilis, for the Lord hath regned. Forsothe he hath amendid the roundnesse of erthe [the erthe A.] , that shal not be moued; he shal demen puplis in equite. [verse 11] Gladen heuenes, and ful out ioȝe the erthe, be to moued the se, and his [verse 12] plente; feeldis shul ioȝen, and alle thingus that in hem ben. Thanne alle the [Om. AH.] trees of wodis shul ful out ioȝen fro the face [verse 13] of the Lord, for he cam; for he cam to demen the erthe. He shal demen the roundnesse of the [Om. A.] erthe in equite; and puplis in his treuthe.