The second part.
[verse 11] Then, Lord, depart not now from me
in this my present grief,
Since I have none to be my help,
my succoar and relief.
[verse 12] So many bulls do compass me
that be full strong of h••ad:
Yea bulls so fat as though they had
in Basan field been fed.
[verse 13] They gape upon me greedily,
as though they would me flay:
Much like a lion roaring out,
and ramping for his prey.
[verse 14] But I drop down like water shed,
my joynts in sunder break,
My heart doth in my body melt
like wax against the heat.
[verse 15] And like a potsherd d••i••th my strength,
my tongue it cleaveta fast
Unto my jaws, and I am brought
to dust of death at last.
[verse 16] And many dogs do compass me,
and wicked coansel eke
Conspire against me cursedly;
they pierce my hands and feet.
[verse 17] I was tormented, so that I
might all my bones have told:
Yet still upon me they do look,
and still they me behold.
[verse 18] My garments they divided eke
in parts among them all:
And for my coat they did cast lots
to whom it might befal.
[verse 19] Therefore, I pray thee, be not far
from me at my great need:
But rather, fith thou art my strength,
to help me, Lord, make speed.
[verse 20] And from the sword, Lord, save my soul
by thy might and thy power:
And keep my soul thy darling dear,
from dogs that would devour.
[verse 21] And from the lions mouth, that would
me all in sunder shiver,
And from the horns of Unicorns,
Lord, safely me deliver.
[verse 22] Then shall I to my brethren all
thy majesty record:
And in thy church shall praise the name
of thee the living Lord.
The third part.
[verse 23] All ye that fear him praise the Lord,
thou Jacob honour him:
And all ye seed of Israel
with reverence worship him.
[verse 24] For he despiseth not the poor,
he tu••neth not awrie
His countenance when they do call,
but granteth to their crie.
[verse 25] Among the folk that fear the Lord
I will therefore proclaim
Thy praise, and keep my promise made
for setting forth thy Name.
[verse 26] The poor shall eat and be suffic'd,
and those that do their deaver
To know the Lord, shall praise his Name,
their hearts shall live for ever.
[verse 27] All coasts of th' earth shall praise the Lord
and turn to him for grace:
The heathen folk shall worship him
before his blessed face.
[verse 28] The kingdom of the heathen folk
the Lord shall have therefore:
And he shall be their Governour
and king for evermore.
[verse 29] The rich men of his goodly gists
shall feed and taste also:
And in his presence worship him
and bow their knees full low.
[verse 30] And all that shall go down to dust,
of life by him shall taste:
My seed shall serve and praise the Lord
while any world shall last.
[verse 31] My seed shall plainly shew to them
that shall be born hereafter,
His justice and his righteousness,
and all his works of wonder.