David's harp strung and tuned, or, An easie analysis of the whole book of Psalms cast into such a method, that the summe of every Psalm may quickly be collected and remembred : with a devout meditation or prayer at the end of each psalm, framed for the most part out of the words of the psalm, and fitted for several occasions / by the Reverend Father in God, William ... Lord Bishop of Gloucester.
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- David's harp strung and tuned, or, An easie analysis of the whole book of Psalms cast into such a method, that the summe of every Psalm may quickly be collected and remembred : with a devout meditation or prayer at the end of each psalm, framed for the most part out of the words of the psalm, and fitted for several occasions / by the Reverend Father in God, William ... Lord Bishop of Gloucester.
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- Nicholson, William, 1591-1672.
- Publication
- London :: Printed for William Leake ...,
- 1662.
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"David's harp strung and tuned, or, An easie analysis of the whole book of Psalms cast into such a method, that the summe of every Psalm may quickly be collected and remembred : with a devout meditation or prayer at the end of each psalm, framed for the most part out of the words of the psalm, and fitted for several occasions / by the Reverend Father in God, William ... Lord Bishop of Gloucester." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A52303.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 10, 2024.
Contents
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To the Right Honorable, EDWARD EARLE of
CLARENDON, ViscountCombury, Baron ofHyndon, Lord High Chancellor ofENGLAND, and Chancellor of the Uni∣versity ofOXFORD, and one of His MA∣JESTIES most Honorable Privy Councel. - A PREFACE To the EXPOSITION of the Psalms.
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DAVIDS HARP strung and tuned.
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PSAL. I.
The in this Psalm, is, Who is the happy man? Who happy? this resolved. or what may make a man happy? -
PSAL. II.
The prime Subject of this Psalm,is Christ, the Type, David. -
PSAL. III.
The occasion of this Psalm,was Absalonsrebellion. -
PSALM IV.
The occasion, Trouble from enemies. -
PSAL. V.
By occasion of his enemies. It consists of five parts. -
PSAL. IV.
Which is the first of the Penitentials, and is fit for a Penitent afflicted under Gods hand. -
PSAL. VII.
The occasion, A slaunder and accusation laid against him by Cushthe son of Jemini,that he sought to kill Saul;from which he frees himself before God. -
PSAL. VIII.
This Hymn is a Meditation of Gods excellent goodness and glory shining in his Creatures, especially in man. -
PSAL. IX.
This is a Psalmof thanksgiving for a victory over his Enemies. -
PSAL. X.
A Prayer to God to destroy the enemies of the Church, and the oppressours of his people. -
PSAL. XI.
In this PsalmDavid manifests his confi∣dence in God in the midst of his extremities. -
PSAL. XII.
The Summe is, A prayer of Davidto God to save and help him, and keep him from the deceits and contagion of the wicked, of which the world is too full. -
PSAL. XIII.
This Psalmis a fit Prayer for a soul that is sensible of Gods Desertion. -
PSAL. XIV.
Which is, Practical Atheists Character. -
PSAL. XV.
Or, A Psalmof Doctrine, in which we have the Character of a sound Christian. -
PSAL. XVI. Mictham David; Davids
precious Jewel, or Psalmof Gold, literally to be understood of David,but pri∣marily and principally of Christ, Acts 2.whom he calls Chasid, Gods Holy One,ver. 10.and foretels his Passion, Resurrection, As∣cension, ver. 9, 10, 11. -
PSAL. XVII. Davids
Appeal to God in justification of himself; and his Petition for defence against his Enemies. -
PSAL. XVIII.
Is Davids, or Song of Triumph after his Conquest of all his enemies, 2 Sam. 22. -
PSAL. XIX.
This Psalmis Doctrinal, and teacheth us the way to know God. His Glory is the Subject. -
PSAL. XX.
Is a Form of Prayer delivered by Davidto the People, to be used by them for the King, when he went out to Battle against his Enemies. -
PSAL. XXI.
The Peoples , or Carmen Triumphale. -
PSAL. XXII.
De Messia, ejus Passione & Regno. -
PSAL. XXIII.
The Scope is, to shew the Felicity of that man who hath God for his Protector, and is under his Care and Tuition. -
PSAL. XXIV.
Of Christs Dominion, and the Church: and his Ascension. -
PSAL. XXV.
This Psalmis a continued and earnest Prayer of a man pressed with enemies, danger, and sensible of Gods heavy displeasure for his sin. -
PSAL. XXVI. Davids
Appeal to God to vin∣dicate his Innocence. -
PSAL. XXVII.
To comfort one in Danger and Adversity against Despair. -
PSAL. XXVIII.
A Prayer for Help, and a Thanksgiving. -
PSAL. XXIX.
An Exhortation to praise God. -
PSAL. XXX.
The occasion of this Psalm,was some grie∣vous sickness or danger from which Davidwas delivered. -
PSAL. XXXI.
For one in anxiety of spirit. -
PSAL. XXXII.
Is Doctrinal; and sets forth the happi∣ness of one whose sins are remitted. -
PSAL. XXXIII.
Is . The Contents are, -
PSAL. XXXIV.
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PSAL. XXXV.
Is . -
PSAL. XXXVI.
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PSAL. XXXVII.
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PSAL. XXXVIII.
VVhich is the third of the Penitentials; in which he doth implore Gods mercy, being grievously afflicted. - PSAL. XXXIX.
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PSAL. XL.
VVhich is . - PSAL. XLI.
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PSAL. I.
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book - 2
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PSAL. XLII.
. - PSAL. XLIII.
- PSAL. XLIV.
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PSAL. XLV.
An Epithalamium,or spiritual Marriage-Song, composed for the solemn espousal of Christ and his Church. -
PSAL. XLVI.
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PSAL. XLVII.
& Triumphalis. -
PSAL. XLVIII.
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PSAL. XLIX.
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PSAL. L.
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PSAL. LI.
One, and a chief of the Penitentials. - PSAL. LII.
- PSAL. LIII.
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PSAL. LIV.
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PSAL. LV.
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PSAL. LVI.
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PSAL. LVII.
Ne Perdas, , aut Deprecatoriùs. -
PSAL. LVIII.
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PSAL. LIX.
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PSAL. LX.
vel Triumphale. -
PSAL. LXI.
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PSAL. LXII.
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PSAL. LXIII.
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PSAL. LXIV.
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PSAL. LXV.
Is . -
PSAL. LXVI.
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PSAL. LXVII.
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PSAL. LXVIII.
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PSAL. LXIX.
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PSAL. LXX.
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PSAL. LXXI.
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PSAL. LXXII.
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PSAL. XLII.
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The fourth book of the
Psalms follow.-
PSAL. XC.
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PSAL. XCI.
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PSAL. XCII.
A Psalmor Songfor the Sabbath-day. . -
PSAL. XCIII.
A Doxology. . -
PSAL. CXIV.
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PSAL. XCV.
A Psalmto be sung at all times, in all places, Bellar. by all men.. -
PSAL. XCVI.
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PSAL. CXVII.
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PSAL. XCVIII.
Propheticus, & . -
PSAL. XCIX.
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PSAL. C.
A Psalmof Praise. .
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PSAL. XC.
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book - 4 [i.e. 5]
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PSAL. CI.
A Psalmof David.Didascalicus. -
PSAL. CII.
The Title of this Psalm,is, A Prayer of the afflicted when he is overwhelmed, and poureth out his complaint before God. It is by the Church chosen for one of the Penitentials. -
PSAL. CIII.
. A Psalmto David. -
PSAL. CIV.
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PSAL. CV.
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PSAL. CVI.
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PSAL. CVII.
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PSAL. CVIII.
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PSAL. CIX.
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PSAL. CX.
Propheticus de Regno Christi. -
PSAL. CXI.
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PSAL. CXII.
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PSAL. CXIII.
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PSAL. CXIV.
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PSAL. CXV.
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PSAL. CXVI.
Didascalicus. -
PSAL. CXVII.
A Hymn. . -
PSAL. CXVIII.
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PSAL. CXIX.
Est mixti generis; .
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PSAL. CI.
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Of the fifteen following
Psalmes calledHammahaloth, , or Psalmes of Ascension or Degrees. -
book - 4 [i.e. 5] (cont.)
- PSAL. CXXXV.
- PSAL. CXXXVI.
- PSAL. CXXXVII.
- PSAL. CXXXVIII.
- PSAL. CXXXIX.
- PSAL. CXL.
- PSAL. CXLI.
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PSAL. CXLII.
The Title, a Maschilof David. -
PSAL. CXLIII.
Being the last of the Penitentials. -
PSALM CXLIV.
An ode of David. -
PSAL. CXLV.
Hallelujah, or an Hymn. -
PSAL. CXLVI.
A Hymn, Hallelujah. -
PSAL. CXLVII.
A Hymn. -
PSAL. CXLVIII.
A Hymn. OrHallelujah. -
PSAL. CXLIX.
Hallelujah. A Hymn. -
PSAL. CL.
A Hymn. - author's note