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.

The Second Part.

[verse 11] By thy great works thou matter gav'st of publique joy, O God, Great multitude of women it did publish all abroad. [verse 12] The Kings of armies of our foes fled in great haste away, And she that still abode at home, did part and share the prey.

[verse 13] And though ye lay among the pots, like doves ye shall appear, Whose wings with silver, and with gold her feathers covered were. [verse 14] When the Almighty by his pow'r great Kings did overthrow, Then was it like to Salmon hill, when it was white with snow.

[verse 15] Like unto fruitful Bashan, so is Zion Gods own hill,

Above the height of Bashan hill advanced by his will. [verse 16] Why leap ye you high hills? this is the hill chosen by God, To dwell in, God for ever there will settle his abode.

[verse 17] Gods chariots twenty thousand are, his Angels thousands be, Amongst them, as in Sinai mount, in's holy place is he. [verse 18] When thou ascendest up on high triumphing gloriously, A multitude of captives thou leadst in captivity.

Thou then bestowedst gifts on men, even such as did rebel, That by thine Ordinances thou in midst of them might'st dwell. [verse 19] All praises be unto our God, we daily loaden be, With his great benefits, alone our Saviour is he.

[verse 20] Our God is he that is the God of all salvation, The issues out of death belong to God the Lord alone. [verse 21] But God shall deadly wound the head of all his enemies, The hairy scalp of all that walk still in iniquities.