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This fifth Chapter sets forth that sweet Musick granted to men, to set forth the praises of God, which we know the prophet did well con∣ceive, who being full of the spirit of God, commanded to sing psalmes unto the Lord with a loud voice, and in the assemblies to praise the Lord, upon the Cymbals, upon the L•…•…e, Harp and Organs, for this is the chief •…•…nd both of singing and Musicks. The Letter is in it self conspicuous.