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.

PSALM XCI.

[verse 1] HE that sitteth, in the secret of the most-high: shall lodge himself, in the shadow of the Almightie.

[verse 2] I will say; of Jehovah, my safe-hope and my fortresse: my God, in him will I trust.

[verse 3] For he will deliver thee, from the snare of the fowler: from the woefull pestilence.

[verse 4] He will cover thee, with his wing; and under his feathers thou shalt hope for-safetie: his truth, shall be a bukler and a sheild.

[verse 5] Thou shalt not fear, for the dread of the night: for the arrow, that flieth by day.

[verse 6] For the pestilence that wal∣keth in the darknes: for the sting∣ing-plague that wasteth at noon-day.

[verse 7] A thousand, shall fall at thy side; and ten-thousand at thy right-hand: unto thee, it shall not come-neer.

[verse 8] Onely, with thine eyes shalt thou behold: and shalt see, the reward of the wicked.

[verse 9] Because thou Jehovah my safe-hope: the most-high, thou hast put for thy mansion.

[verse 10] There shall not befall unto thee any evil: and the plague, shall not come-nigh thy tent.

[verse 11] For his Angels, will he command for thee: to keep thee, in all thy wayes.

[verse 12] Upon their palmes shall they bear thee up: least thou dash, thy foot against a stone.

[verse 13] Thou shalt tread upon the feirce-Lion and the Aspe: thou shalt tread-down, the lurking-Lion and the Dragon.

[verse 14] Because he cleaveth unto me, therefore will I deliver him: I wil set him on high, because he knoweth my name.

[verse 15] He shall call on me, and I wil answer him; with him wil I be in distresse: I will release him, and wil honour him. [verse 16] With length of dayes, will I satisfy him; and will make him to see, my salvation.