3. True penitents fhall thus fucceed,
Who feek thee whilft thou mayft be found;
And from the common deluge freed,
Shall fee remorfelefs finners drown'd.

4. His faints that have perform'd his laws,
Their life in triumphs fhall employ;
Let them as they alone have cause,
In grateful rapture fhout for joy.

PSALM 33.

1.LET all the juft, to God, with joy,

Their chearful voices raife;

For well the righteous it becomes,
To fing glad fongs of praise.

2. Let harps, and pfalteries, and lutes,
In joyful concert meet;

And new made fongs, of loud applaufe,
The harmony compleat.

3. For faithful is the word of God,
His works with truth abound;
He juftice loves, and all the earth
Is with his goodness crown'd.

4. 'Tis

4. 'Tis God who thofe that truft in him, Beholds with gracious eyes;

He frees their fouls from death, their wants In time of dearth fupplies.

5. The riches of thy mercy, Lord,

Do thou to us extend;

Since we, for all we want or wifh
On thee alone depend.

1.

PSALM 33. O. V.

YE righteous, in the Lord rejoice,

It is a feemly fight,

That upright men, with thankful voice,
Should praife the Lord of might.

2. Praise ye the Lord with harp, and fing To him with psaltery;

With ten-ftring'd inftruments founding,
Praise ye the Lord most high..

3. Sing to the Lord a fong moft new,
With courage give him praise;
For why? his word is ever true,
His works and all his ways.
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4. Both

4. Both judgment, equity and right, He ever lov'd and will:

And with his gifts he doth delight
The earth throughout to fill.

1.

・THR

HRO' all the changing fcenes of life;
In trouble and in joy,"

The praises of my God fhall ftill,
My heart and tongue employ.

2. The hofts of God encamp around
The dwellings of the juft;
Deliv'rance he affords to all,

Who on his fuccour truft.

3. O make but trial of his love,
Experience will decide

How bleft they are, and only they,
Who in his truth confide.

4. Fear him ye faints, and you will then Have nothing else to fear;

Make you his fervice your delight,
He'll make your wants his care.

PSALM

PSALM 34 Part 2.

1. THE

HELord from heav'n beholds the juft,
With favourable eyes;

And when diftrefs'd, his gracious ear.
Is open to their cries.

2. But turns his wrathful looks on those
Whom mercy can't reclaim,

To cut them off, and from the earth
Blot out their hated name.

3. Deliv'rance to his faints he gives,
When his relief they crave;
He's nigh to heal the broken heart,
And contrite fpirit fave.

4. For God preferves the fouls of those
Who on his truth depend;
To them and their pofterity
His bleffings fhall defcend.

I.

PSALM 36. 1

Lord, thy mercy, my fure hope,
The higheft orb of heav'n tranfcends;

Thy

Thy facred truth's unmeafur'd scope,
Beyond the fparkling fky extends.

2. Thy juftice, like the hills remains,
Unfathom'd depths thy judgments are,
Thy providence the world fuftains,
The whole creation is thy care.

3. Since of thy goodness all partake,
With what affurance fhould the juft
Thy sheltering wings their refuge make,
And faints to thy protection trust.

4. Such to thy altars fhall be led,
To banquet on thy love's repaft;
And drink, as from a fountain's head,
Of joys that fhall for ever last.

I.

PSALM 36. O. V.

THY

'HY mercy is above all things,
O God it doth excel;

In truft whereof, as in thy wings,
The fons of men fhall dwell.

2. Within