To thy great pow'r thy stubborn foes
Shall all be forc'd to bow.

3 Thro' all the earth the nations round Shall see their God confess;

And with glad hymns their awful dread
Of thy great name express.

4 O come, behold the works of God,
And then with me you'll own
That he to all the sons of men
Has wondrous judgments shown.

10 Come, all

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Come, all ye that fear the Lord
Attend with heedful care;

Whilst I, what God for me has done,
With grateful joy declare.

2 As I before his aid implor'd,
So now I praise his Name;
Who, if my heart had harbour'd sin,
Would all my pray'rs disclaim.

3 But God to me, whene'er I cry'd,
His gracious ear did bend;
And to the voice of my request
With constant love attend.

4 Then bless'd for ever be my God,
Who never, when I pray,
Withholds his mercy from my soul,
Nor turns his face away.

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PSALM 66. OLD VERSION.

E men on earth, in God rejoice,
With praise set forth his Name;
Exalt his might with heart and voice,
Give glory to the same.

2 How wonderful, O Lord, say ye,
In all thy works thou art!
Thy foes for fear shall seek to thee,
Full sore against their heart.

3 All men that dwell the earth throughout
Shall praise the Name of God;
The laud whereof the world about
Is shew'd and set abroad.

4 All folk come forth, behold and see,
What things the Lord hath wrought;
Mark well the wond'rous works that he
For men to pass hath brought.

PSALM 67.

1 TO bless thy chosen race,
In mercy, Lord, incline;

And cause the brightness of thy face
On all thy saints to shine:

2 That so thy wondrous ways

May through the world be known, Whilst distant lands their tribute pay, And thy salvation own.

3 Let diff'ring nations join

To celebrate thy fame;

Let all the world, O Lord, combine
To praise thy glorious Name.

4 O let them shout and sing
With joy and pious mirth,

For thou, the righteous Judge and King, Shalt govern all the earth.

5 Let diff"ring nations join
To celebrate thy fame;

Let all the world, O Lord combine
To praise thy glorious Name.

6 Then shall the teeming ground
A large increase disclose;

And we with plenty shall be crown'd,
Which God, our God, bestows.

PSALM 68.

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то God your voice in anthems raise,

Jehovah's awful name he bears;
In him rejoice, extol his praise
Who rides upon high rolling spheres.

2 Him, from his empire of the skies,
To this low world compassion draws,
The orphan's claim to patronize,
And judge the injur'd widow's cause.

3 For benefits each day bestow'd,
Be daily his great Name ador'd;
Who is our Saviour and our God,
Of life and death the sov'reign Lord.

4 To Father, Son, and Holy-Ghost, All praise and glory be therefore ; As in beginning was, is now,

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And so shall be for evermore.

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PSALM 71

N thee I put my stedfast trust,
Defend me, Lord, from shame :
Incline thine ear, and save my soul,
For righteous is thy name.

2 Thy righteous acts and saving health
My mouth shall still declare;
Unable yet to count them all,
Though summ'd with utmost care.

3 Thou, Lord, hast taught me from my youth
To praise thy glorious Name:
And ever since, thy wond'rous works
Have been my constant theme.

4 Therefore with psaltery and harp
Thy truth, O Lord, I'll praise;
To thee, the God of Jacob's race,
My voice in anthems raise.

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PSALM 72.

ORD, let thy just decrees the King
In all his ways direct;

And let his son, throughout his reign,
Thy righteous laws respect.

2 So shall he still thy people judge
With pure and upright mind:

Whilst all the helpless poor shall him
Their just protector find.

3 In his blest days the just and good
Shall be with favour crown'd;
The happy land shall every where
With endless peace abound.

4 Let earth be with his glory fill'd;
And ever bless his name;
Whilst to his praise the list'ning world
Their glad assent proclaim.

PSALM 73.

1 YET still God's presence me supply'd, And his right hand assistance gave:

Thou Lord shalt with thy counsel guide, And then to glory me receive.

2 Whom then in heav'n, but thee alone,
Have I whose favour I require ?
Throughout the spacious earth there's none
That I besides thee can desire.

3 For they that far from thee remove,
Shall into sudden ruin fall;
If after other gods they rove,

Thy vengeance shall destroy them all.

4 But as for me, 'tis good and just That I should still to God repair;

In him I always put my trust,

And will his wondrous works declare.