The booke of Psalmes, Englished both in prose and metre with annotations, opening the words and sentences, by conference with other Scriptures / by Henry Ainsworth.

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The booke of Psalmes, Englished both in prose and metre with annotations, opening the words and sentences, by conference with other Scriptures / by Henry Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth, Henry, 1571-1622?
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Amsterdam :: Printed by Thomas Stafford, and are to be sold at his house ...,
1644.
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Bible. -- O.T. -- Psalms -- Paraphrases, English.
Bible. -- O.T. -- Psalms -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Psalms (Music)
Hymns, English.
Psalters.
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PSALM LXXXVIII. Sing this as the 13. Psalme.

[verse 2] IEhovah, thou the God of my salvation: before thee, day and night, I make-clamation. [verse 3] Fore thee, let come my pray'r: unto my clamour-shril, bow thine ear. [verse 4] For with ev'ls my soul it hath the fill: my life, draws neer to hell.
[verse 5] I counted am, with them that do go-down the pit: I am, as man that hath ability no whit. [verse 6] Even free, among the dead: as slain, in grave that lay; whom thou dost mind no more: because from thy hand, they have quite been cut-away
[verse 7] Thou putst me, in the pit of nether-places-steep: in obscure-darknesses, in gulfy-places-deep. [verse 8] Thy wrathful-fervency, upon me firm doth-stay: and with thy billows all, upon me thou dost lay- affliction, Selah.
[verse 9] My known-friends thou hast put-far, from me: hast me set lothsome to them: shut-up, that out I cannot get. [verse 10] Through mine afflictiō, mine ey doth pine-away: thee doe I call upon Jehovah, all the day: my palms to thee display.
[verse 11] Wilt thou do to the dead a work-miraculous? or shall they rise-again that are deceast from us? shal they laud thee, Selah? [verse 12] Shal thy benigne-mer∣cie be told within the grave? or thy fidelity, in forlorn-miserie?
[verse 13] Shal thy work-marveilous be in the darknesse known? and thy justice, within land of oblivion? [verse 14] But I, doe unto thee Jehovah make my cry: my prayer also, shall even in the morn-early prevent-thee-speedily.
[verse 15] Wherefore dost thou reject my soul, ô Jehovah? thy countenance frō me, why dost thou hid-away? [verse 16] I poor-afflicted am, and breathing-out the sp'rit, even from my youth: I bear, thy fears-that-doe-affright, I am in doubtful-plight.

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[verse 17] Thy wraths passe over me: thy terrors me dismay [verse 18] They compasse me about as waters, all the day: against me altogether, gone round about they are. [verse 19] Lover and friend, from me thou hast removed farre: my known-friends darknesse are.
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