The CL. Psalmes of David in Scottish meter: after the forme that they are vsed to bee sung in the Kirke of Scotland.

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The CL. Psalmes of David in Scottish meter: after the forme that they are vsed to bee sung in the Kirke of Scotland.
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Anno 1615.
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Bible. -- O.T. -- Psalms -- Paraphrases, English.
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PSALME CXXXII.

Sing this as the 36. Psalme.
OF Dauid, LORD, in mind record, And eke of his afflictions all:
[verse 2] Who sware an othe vnto the LORD, And made a solemne vow withall, Saying to Iaakobs mightie GOD:
[verse 3] This promise, LORD, to thee I make, Mine house not enter in will I:
[verse 4] Nor rest vpon my couch will take, Nor once giue sleepe vnto mine eye, Or yet mine eye-lids close from wake:
[verse 5] Vntill I for the LORD prouide, And find some place his owne to bee, Where Iaakobs mightie GOD may bide, And plant his house eternally, There to remaine from time to tide.
[verse 6] Behold, the same then heare did wee, In Ephrata that fruitfull ground: Which is right pleasant vnto thee, And haue thy dwelling place out found, Within the Forest fieldes to bee.
[verse 7] Thy Tabernacles there once pight, To worship thee, wee will bee prest: Before thy foot-stoole there in fight.
[verse 8] Arise, therefore, come to thy rest, Thou, and the Arke of thy great might.
[verse 9] Let righteousnesse thy Priestes embrace, A pretious garment it them make: Giue to thine holy One solace,
[verse 10] And for thy seruant Dauids sake, Refuse not thine Anointeds face.
[verse 11] To Dauid GOD in trueth did sweare, And sure hee will performe that thing: Saying, Doubtlesse I will vpreare, The fruit that from thy loines shall spring, Vpon thy throne the rule to beare.
[verse 12] If that thy sonnes my bond retaine, And from my Lawes abacke not flit, Which I them learne, this grace againe, Will I them shew, their sonnes shall sit, Vpon thy seat, ay to remaine.
[verse 13] For GOD hath chosen mount Sion, Where to abide hee liketh well:
[verse 14] Saying, This is my rest alone: For euermore I heere will dwell, My whole delite is set thereon.
[verse 15] I doubtlesse will her victualles blesse, Her poore with bread eke satisfie,
[verse 16] And clothe her Priestes with healthfulnes, Yea, all her good men cause will I, To shout and crie for joyfullnesse.
[verse 17] My seruant Dauids horne of might, In her will I make budde and spring: For I ordained haue a light, To mine Anointed CHRIST and King, There to remaine in all mens sight.
[verse 18] But I will clothe his enemies all, With vile reproach, rebuke, and shame:

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Whereas his Crowne imperiall, Vnto his honour and great fame, Vpon his head still flourish shall.
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