Davids Psalms in metre. Agreeable to the Hebrew, to be sung in usuall tunes. To he [sic] benefit of the churches of Christ. / By the Reverend Mr. John White minister of Gods Word in Dorchester.

Psalm 108.

O God my heart is firmly fixt, and to thee in a song, I with my glory praise will give both with my heart and tongue. [verse 2] Awake my psaltery and harp, sweet melody to make, And in the morning I my self right early will awake.

[verse 3] Among the people I will shew thy praise, O my God, Among the Nations I will sing thy praise all abroad. [verse 4] Because unto the heavens doth thy mercy great ascend, Thy faithfulnesse and truth likewise unto the clouds ex••••••d.

[verse 5] Doe thou exalt thy self, O Lord, above the heavens high, And over all the earth advance thy glorious majesty. [verse 6] That thine own people whom thou lov'st may full deliverance have, Save thou them still with thy right hand, hear me in what I crave.

[verse 7] Thus spake God in his holinesse, my joy therein is great,

Shechem in parts I will divide, and Succoths Valley mete. [verse 8] Gilead I claim as mine by right, Manasseh mine shall be, Ephraim is of my head the strength Judah gives laws to me.

[verse 9] Moab I will my wash-pot make, and Edom over thee I cast my shoe, Philistia triumph thou over mee. [verse 10] Into the city fortifi'd, who will me safely bring? Who into Edom will me guide to enter conquering?

[verse 11] Wilt not thou, O our God, which seemst us lately to reject, Which with our armies when they march'd to go forth didst neglect? [verse 12] O give us help most gracious Lord, from trouble set us free, Because the help of mortal man we finde most vain to bee.

[verse 13] Through God we shall do valiantly, and conquer when we fight, For he it is that shall tread down our enemies by his might.