PSALMS, 
 
 AND OTHER 
 
 PORTIONS OF SCRIPTURE, 
 hlttWb; uxth gtrrarcgeb fox (Sfcantfrrg, 
 
 FOR THE USE OF THE 
 
 METHODIST NEW CONNEXION. 
 
 THIRD EDITION. 
 
 LONDON : WILLIAM COOKE, 
 
 EDITOR AND BOOK STEWARD, 
 
 METHODIST NEW CONNEXION BOOK-EOOM, 
 
 21, WARWICK-LANE, PATEENOSTEE-BOW, E.C. 
 1865. 
 
JOHN CHILDS AND SON, PRINTERS. 
 
PKEFACE. 
 
 The practice of chanting the Psalms, &c, having 
 been recently introduced into some of our Chapels, 
 the Conference — considering this an appropriate and 
 desirable addition to the order of our Public Worship, 
 and being wishful to secure uniformity in the practice 
 throughout the Connexion — decided to have a collec- 
 tion of Scripture Psalms and Hymns prepared for 
 this purpose. This Book has been compiled in conse- 
 quence of the above resolution ; and it is published 
 with the hope that its use will add to the interest of 
 our Public Services, and be a means of spiritual edifi- 
 cation to our congregations. It contains a selection 
 of the most appropriate Psalms, and portions of 
 Psalms, several passages of a lyrical and devotional 
 character from the Prophets and the New Testa- 
 ment, and three well-known ancient Hymns, which, 
 though not of inspired authorship, have for many 
 centuries been held in high estimation by the Church. 
 This collection is, of course, not intended to super- 
 sede the Hymn Book; but it is thought desirable 
 that we should have the opportunity, at least once in 
 each service, of offering our sacrifice of praise and 
 thanksgiving to God in the language which He him- 
 self has inspired. The Psalms were written to be 
 sung, and not merely read, in the services of the 
 
Church ; and this was the manner of their use, both 
 in the elaborate temple service of the Jews and in 
 the more simple and spiritual worship of the early 
 Christians. It may add to the interest of this new 
 element in our Public Worship, to state that chant- 
 ing is the form of music that most nearly approaches 
 to the manner in which the Divine songs of Scripture 
 were sung in the Jewish and the early Christian 
 Churches. 
 
 The compilers of this Book gladly acknowledge their 
 obligations for many valuable hints as to selection, 
 arrangement, &c, to the work of similar character, 
 published for the use of the Weigh House Chapel 
 congregation, and also to that published by Mr. 
 Henry Hudston, of Nottingham. 
 
 July, 1858. 
 
REMARKS ON" CHANTING; 
 
 DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE OF THIS BOOK. 
 
 The Chant is a musical composition in which certain 
 notes, called reciting notes, are without fixed duration, 
 and may he made shorter or longer according to the 
 number of syllables to be sung to them. By means of 
 this, and some minor peculiarities, the Chant adapts 
 itself to non-metrical hymns, and is thus distinguished 
 from the psalm-tune, which can only be set to com- 
 positions of its own metre. There are two kinds of 
 Chants, viz. : — Single and Double. The Single Chant 
 consists of two strains, the first of which contains three 
 bars ; and the second, four bars of common time. The 
 following is an example of this form of the Chant : — 
 
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 The Double Chant consists of four strains. It will be 
 seen, by the following example, that its first and third 
 strains correspond in length with the first in the above 
 example; and, in like manner, the second and fourth 
 
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 strains correspond with the second strain of the above, 
 so that a Double Chant is, as its name implies, a re- 
 duplication of the Single Chant. 
 
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 As it obviously affords greater variety of effect, the 
 Double Chant is used in preference to the other form 
 for those psalms which can, without doing violence to 
 the natural arrangement of the poetry, be divided into 
 stanzas of four lines each. As, however, this is not 
 always practicable, the Single Chant must sometimes be 
 used. The word ff Single" or " Double" placed at the 
 head of each selection in this book, indicates the form of 
 Chant most suitable to it. 
 
 Each strain of the Chant is divided into two parts, 
 the Reciting note, and the Cadence. The Reciting note 
 occupies the first bar of the strain, but although so 
 written, it has not necessarily the exact duration of a 
 bar, but may be made shorter or longer according to the 
 number of syllables to be sung to it. The Cadence is 
 sung in strict time, and has allotted to it usually three 
 and five syllables alternately, these numbers correspond- 
 
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 ing respectively to the shorter and longer strains. 
 Sometimes, however, to insure the accented notes of the 
 Chant falling upon accented syllables, the Cadence has 
 more or fewer than the above number of syllables. 
 
 It will be understood that in this book each line of the 
 poetry corresponds to a strain of the Chant, and the space 
 between two upright lines to a bar of the music, whilst 
 the hyphen, or horizontal line, is used to divide the bar 
 into two equal portions. Accordingto this arrangement all 
 that portion of each line which precedes the first upright 
 line is to be sung to the reciting note, and the remainder 
 to be distributed in the cadence in the manner indicated 
 by the upright lines and hyphens. The following will 
 serve to exemplify the above rules : — 
 
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 But his delight is in the 
 
 law — of the | Lord; 
 
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 And in his law doth he | medi— tate | day— and | night. 
 
 Some Chants are of a more florid character than the 
 
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 above, but in any case, with the system of marking in 
 this book, the distribution of the words will not be found 
 difficult. It may be useful, however, to state that when, 
 as often happens, the reciting note is divided into a dotted 
 minim and a crotchet, the former should take all the syl- 
 lables except the last, which alone is reserved for the 
 crotchet. 
 
 Many of the selections in this book are divided into 
 paragraphs, the divisions for the most part indicating 
 changes in the subject or spirit of the poetry. This 
 arrangement will afford an opportunity of introducing 
 more than one Chant to a selection. As some of the selec- 
 tions are of great length, and as in many cases they are 
 adapted to the single Chant, it will be desirable thus to 
 vary the music ; and it will, at the same time, be quite 
 practicable where there is an organ, as the organist can 
 play over a new Chant before commencing each para- 
 graph. This will have an excellent effect, and if the 
 Chants be selected in accordance with the spirit and 
 style of the poetry, it will serve to prepare the congrega- 
 tion for the change of subject or sentiment in the follow- 
 ing division. But this method of using the book is not 
 indispensable ; and wherever it is found inconvenient for 
 want of an organ, or from any other cause, each selection 
 may be sung throughout to one Chant. 
 
Smsrfcg mt Cljanling. 
 
 In cbantingj the following rales should be ob- 
 served : — 
 
 That portion of each line allotted to the KECITING- NOTE 
 mast be delivered with a distinct and deliberate utterance, 
 the speed being that at which it ivould be read by an 
 intelligent and impressive reader, and with appropriate 
 emphasis. 
 
 JSach syllable mast be uttered simultaneously by the 
 whole congregation. 
 
 The stops must be carefully observed as in reading, but 
 besides these no other pause must be made. 
 
 The CADENCE must not be so hurried that the syllables 
 allotted to it cannot be given distinctly, and with their 
 natural weight and duration, nor so slow as to necessitate 
 a drawling utterance. 
 
 To insure the observance of these rules some practice 
 will be necessary, and it is desirable that congregations 
 beginning to use this book should have special meetings 
 for that purpose. On these occasions let the whole 
 congregation read together, upon one note, and under the 
 ^direction of an intelligent reader, a few selected passages, 
 with strict and persevering attention to the above rules, 
 till they have learned to intone the words correctly and 
 simultaneously, and then let the same passages be 
 practised to an easy chant such as the examples given 
 
SRjmarks en lijaniiirg. 
 
 above. By the adoption of this method of practice, any 
 congregation may soon learn to chant with facility and 
 impressiveness. 
 
 For congregational use no chants should be selected which 
 have their reciting notes too high or too low for ordinary 
 voices to reach with ease, and it is desirable also to avoid 
 those chants which contain chromatic transitions in the 
 melody. Many chants which are excellent as compositions 
 can only be appropriately used by the well-trained cathe- 
 dral choirs for whom they were produced. 
 
 On the last page of this book will be found the Doxo- 
 logy, which is usually chanted at the close of each psalm 
 or selection, and also a response to be sung at the reading 
 of the Commandments. 
 
Preface 
 
 CONT 
 
 Hi. 
 
 ENTS. 
 
 FromPs. 1 
 
 From Ps. Ii 
 
 From Ps. lxiii 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 
 Remakes on Chanting v. 
 
 Ps. i 1 
 
 Ps. ii 
 
 2 
 
 Ps. lxvi 
 
 From Ps. lxvii 
 
 From Ps. lxviii 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 32 
 
 From Ps. v. 
 
 3 
 
 Ps. viii 
 
 4 
 
 Ps. XV 
 
 5 
 
 From Ps. lxxii 
 
 Ps. lxxxiv 
 
 33 
 
 34 
 
 35 
 
 From Ps. xvi 
 
 6 
 
 From Ps. xviii.. 
 
 7 
 
 Ps. xix. 
 
 8 
 
 
 36 
 
 Ps. xxiii. 
 
 9 
 
 From Ps. lxxxix 
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
 Ps. xxiv. 
 
 10 
 
 From Ps. xxv 
 
 11 
 
 
 39 
 
 From Ps. xxvii 
 
 12 
 
 
 40 
 
 From Ps. xxviii. .... 
 
 13 
 
 
 41 
 
 From Ps. xxix 
 
 14 
 
 
 42 
 
 Ps. XXX 
 
 15 
 
 From Ps. xcvi 
 
 43 
 
 44 
 
 From Ps. xxxi 
 
 From Ps. xxxii 
 
 16 
 
 17 
 
 From Ps. xcix 
 
 Ps. c 
 
 45 
 
 46 
 
 
 18 
 
 Ps. xxxiv 
 
 19 
 
 From Ps. cii 
 
 47 
 
 From Ps. xxxvi 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 
 48 
 
 
 49 
 
 From Ps. xxxix 
 
 22 
 
 From Ps. cvii 
 
 From Ps. cvii , 
 
 50 
 
 51 
 
 From Ps. xlii 
 
 23 
 
 Ps. xlvi 
 
 24 
 
 
 52 
 
 Ps. xlvii 
 
 25 
 
 Ps. cxii 
 
 53 
 
 54 
 
 •From Ps. xlviii. 
 
 23 
 
 
 
 
 
From Ps. cxvi 55 
 
 From Ps. cxviii 56 
 
 Ps. cxxi 57 
 
 Ps. cxxii 58 
 
 Ps. cxxv 59 
 
 Ps. cxxx 60 
 
 From Ps. cxxxvi 61 
 
 Ps. cxxxviii 62 
 
 From Ps. cxxxix 63 
 
 Ps. cxlv. 64 
 
 Ps. cxlvL , 65 
 
 Ps. cxlvil 66 
 
 From Ps. cxlviii. 67 
 
 Ps. cl 63 
 
 Fromlsa. xii 69 
 
 From Micah vii 70 
 
 From Hab. iii 71 
 
 From Luke i 72 
 
 From Luke i 73 
 
 From Rev. iv., xv., xix., xl, v. 74 
 
 Ancient Hymn 75 
 
 Ancient Hymn 76 
 
 Ancient Hymn 77 
 
 Doxology 7S 
 
 Responses 79 
 
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(Sfyunt-^aah 
 
 PSALM I. 
 
 *3|Mr55ri is the man that walketh not in the counsel | of 
 ^ the — un | godly, 
 
 Nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in 
 the | se — at | of — the | scornful. 
 But his delight is in the | law — of the | Lord ; 
 
 And in his law doth he | medi — tate | day — and | 
 night. 
 And he shall be like a tree planted by the | rivers — of | 
 water, 
 That bringeth forth his | fru — it | in — his | season ; 
 His leaf also | shall — not | wither ; 
 
 And whatso | ever— he | doeth — shall | prosper. 
 
 The ungodly | are— not | so : 
 
 But are like the chaff which the | wi — nd | driveth — 
 a | way. 
 Therefore the ungodly shall not | stand — in the | judg- 
 ment, 
 Nor sinners in the eongre | ga — tion j of — the | 
 righteous. 
 For the Lord knoweth the | way — of the | righteous : 
 But the way of the un | god — ly | sha— 11 | perish. 
 
ii. ffjfant-tak. 
 
 I 2 . DOUBLE 
 
 PSALM II. 
 
 9pCl jjt( do the "heathen rage, and the people imagine a | 
 *~ ' va — in | thing ? 
 
 The kings of the earth set themselves, and the | 
 rulers — take | counsel — to | gether, 
 Against the Lord, and against his a | noin — ted, | 
 saying, 
 Let us break their bands asunder, and cast a | 
 way — their | cor — ds \ from us. 
 He that sitteth in the | heavens— shall | laugh : 
 
 The Lord shall | have — them | in — de | rision. 
 Then shall he speak unto | them in — his | wrath, 
 
 And vex them | in — his | sore — dis | pleasure. 
 Yet have I set my king upon my holy | hill — of | 
 Zion. 
 I | will— de | clare the— de | cree : 
 The Lord hath said unto me, Thou | art — my | Son ; 
 
 This day have | I — be | got — ten | thee. 
 Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for | thine - 
 in | her it an ce, 
 And the uttermost parts of the | earth — for | thy- 
 pos | session. 
 Thou shalt break them with a | rod — of | iron ; 
 
 Thou shalt dash them in pieces | like — a | pot- 
 ter's I vessel. 
 
 Be wise now, therefore, | O — ye | kings : 
 
 Be instructed, ye | jud — ges | of— the | earth. 
 Serve the | Lord — with | fear, 
 
 And re | joi — ce | wi — th | trembling. 
 Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish | from- 
 the | way, 
 
 When his wrath is | kin— died | but — a | little. 
 Blessed are | a— 11 | they 
 
 That | put — their | trust — in | him. 
 
(Eljaitt-Bnnlt. 
 
 in. Crar-lara. iv. 
 
 III. 
 
 FKOM PSALM V. 
 
 (fhto ear to my | words, — O | Lord, 
 
 Con | sider — my | me — di | tation. 
 Hearken unto the voice of my cry, my King, | and — iry | 
 God: 
 For unto | the— e | will — I | pray. 
 My voice shalt thou hear in the | morning, — O | Lord ; 
 In the morning will I direct my prayer unto | 
 thee, — and | will — look | up. 
 For thou art not a God that hath | pleasure — in | wicked- 
 ness: 
 Neither shall | e — vil | dwell — with | thee. 
 As for me, I will come into thy house in the multitude 
 of | th — y | mercy : 
 And in thy fear will I worship | toward — thy | 
 ho — ly | temple. 
 Lead me, O Lord, in thy righteousness be | cause of — 
 mine | enemies; 
 Make thy way | straight — be | fore — my | face. 
 Let all those that put their trust in thee rejoice: let them ever 
 shout for joy,beca/use | thou — de | fendestthem: 
 Let them also that love thy | name — be | joyful — 
 in | thee. 
 For thou, Lord, wilt | bless — the | righteous ; 
 
 "With favour wilt thou compass | him— as j with — 
 a I shield. 
 
 |V« SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM VIII. 
 
 /jlS ICnrfr our Lord, how excellent is thy name in I all— 
 ^ the | earth ! 
 
 Who hast set thy | glory — a | bove — the | heavens. 
 Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained 
 strength be | cause of — thine | enemies, 
 That thou mightest still the | ene — my | and the — 
 a | venger. 
 
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Cjwd-ftnfc. 
 
 When I consider thy heavens, the | work of— thy | 
 fingers, 
 The moon and the stars, which | tho — u | hast — 
 or | dained; 
 What is man, that thou art | mindful — of | him ? 
 
 And the son of man, that | th — ou | visi — test | 
 him ? 
 For thou hast made him a little lower | than — the | 
 angels, 
 And hast crowned | him — with | glory — and | 
 honour. 
 Thou madest him to have '. dominion over the | works 
 of — thy | hands; 
 Thou hast put | all — things | under — his | feet : 
 All | sheep — and | oxen, 
 
 Yea, and the | be — asts | of— the | field ; 
 The fowl of the air, and the | fish— of the | sea, 
 
 And whatsoever passeth through the | pa — ths | 
 of — the | seas. 
 O | Lord — our | Lord, 
 
 How excellent is thy | name — in | all— the | 
 earth I 
 
 V. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM XV. 
 
 $ lirfr, who shall abide in | th — y | tabernacle ? 
 "- / Who shall | dwell in— thy | ho— ly I hill ? 
 He that walketh uprightly, and | work — eth | righteous- 
 ness, 
 And speaketh the | tru — th | in — his | heart. 
 He that backbiteth not with his tongue, nor doeth evil | 
 to — his | neighbour, 
 Nor taketh up a re | proach — a | gainst— his | 
 neighbour. 
 In whose eyes a vile person | is — con | temned ; 
 
 But he honoureth | them — that | fear — the | 
 Lord. 
 
vi. Ctjant-ffinnlt. vn. 
 
 He that sweareth to his own hurt, and | chang— eth | not. 
 
 He that putteth not out his money to usury, nor 
 taketh re | ward — a | gainst — the | innocent. 
 He that | doeth — these | things 
 
 Shall | n — e | ver — be | moved. 
 
 \f\ m DOUBLE- 
 
 FBOM PSALM XYI. 
 
 'fymm? | me- O I God: 
 
 *y For in | thee do — I | put — my | trust. 
 
 my soul, thou hast said | unto — the | Lord, 
 
 Thou | ar— t | m — y | Lord : 
 The Lord is the portion of mine inheritance | and of — 
 my | cup : 
 
 Thou main | tain — est | m — y | lot. 
 The lines are fallen unto me in | pleas — ant | places ; 
 
 Yea, I | have — a | good — ly | heritage. 
 
 1 will bless the Lord, who hath | given — me | counsel : 
 
 My reins also in | struct me— in the | nigh — t | 
 seasons. 
 I have set the Lord | alwa} T s — be | fore me : 
 
 Because he is at my right | hand, — I shall | not — 
 be | moved. 
 Therefore my heart is glad, and my | glory — re | joiceth : 
 
 My flesh al | so — shall | rest — in | hope. 
 For thou wilt not leave my | soul — in | hell ; 
 
 Neither wilt thou suffer thine | Holy — One to [ 
 see — cor | ruption. 
 Thou wilt shew me the | path — of | life : 
 
 In thy | presence — is | fulness — of | joy; 
 At | thy — right | hand 
 
 There are | pleasures— for | ev— er [ more. 
 
 VI j. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM FSALM XVIII. 
 
 $1 mill love thee, O | Lord — my | strength. 
 & The Lord is my rock, and my | fortress,— and | 
 my — de | liverer; 
 
vii. ffljaaHSnnk. 
 
 My God, my strength, in whom | I — will | trust ; 
 
 My buckler, and the horn of my salvation, | and — 
 my | hi — gh | tower. 
 In my distress I called up | on — the | Lord, 
 
 And | cried — unto | m — y | God: 
 He heard my voice | out of — his | temple, 
 
 And my cry came before him, | ev— en | into — 
 his | ears. 
 Then the earth | shook — and | trembled ; 
 
 The foundations also of the hills | mo— ved | and — 
 were | shaken, 
 There went up a smoke | out of— his | nostrils, 
 
 And fire out of his mouth devoured ; | coals — were ] 
 kind — led | by it. 
 He bowed the heavens also, and | ca— me 1 down : 
 
 And | darkness — was | under — his | feet. 
 And he rode upon a cherub, | and — did | fly: 
 
 Yea, he did fly upon the | wi — ngs | of— the | wind: 
 He | sent— from a | bove, 
 
 He took me, he drew me | out— of ] ma — ny j 
 waters. 
 He brought me forth also into a | lar — ge ] place ; 
 
 He delivered me, be | cause— he de | ligh— ted | in 
 me. 
 
 With the merciful thou wilt | shew thy — self | mer- 
 ciful ; 
 With an upright man | thou — wilt | shew thy — 
 self | upright : 
 With the pure thou wilt | shew thy— self | pure ; 
 
 And with the froward | thou — wilt | shew thy — 
 self | froward. 
 For thou wilt save the af ] flic — ted | people ; 
 But wilt bring | do— wn | hi — gh | looks. 
 For thou wilt | light — my | candle : 
 
 The Lord my | God— will en | lighten— my | dark- 
 ness. 
 It is God that girdeth me with strength, and maketh 
 my | wa — y | perfect. 
 
ffljant-Smilt. 
 
 VIII. 
 
 He maketh my feet like binds' feet, and setteth me 
 
 up | on — my | hi— gh | places. 
 Therefore will I give thanks unto thee, O Lord, a | 
 
 mong — the | heathen, 
 And sing | prai— ses | unto — thy | name. 
 
 VSSi. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XIX. 
 
 (jjT.JfB heavens declare the | glory— of | God ; 
 
 ^ And the firmament | sheweth — his | han — dy | 
 
 work. 
 Day unto day | utter — eth | speech, 
 
 And night unto | nig— ht | shew— eth j knowledge. 
 There is no | speech— nor | language, 
 
 Where their | voi— ce | is— not | heard. 
 Their line is gone out through | all — the | earth, 
 
 And their j words— to the | end — of the | world. 
 In them hath he set a tabernacle | for— the | sun, 
 
 Which is as a bridegroom coming out of his chamber, 
 and rejoiceth as a strong | man— to | run — a | 
 race. 
 His going forth is from the end of the heaven, and his 
 circuit unto the j e— nds | of it : 
 And there is nothing | hid— from the | heat— 
 there | of. 
 
 The law of the Lord is perfect, con | verting— the | 
 soul: 
 The testimony of the Lord is sure, | ma— king | 
 wise— the | simple. 
 The statutes of the Lord are right, re | joicing— the | 
 heart : 
 The commandment of the Lord is | pure, — en | 
 lightening — the | eyes. 
 The fear of the Lord is clean, en | during— for | ever : 
 The judgments of the Lord are true and | right- 
 eous | al — to | gether. 
 
CjreMtak. 
 
 More to be desired are they than gold, yea, than | 
 much — fine | gold: 
 Sweeter also than honey | and — the | ho— ney | 
 comb. 
 Moreover by them is thy | ser — vant | warned : 
 
 And in keeping of them | there— is ] great — re | 
 ward. 
 
 Who can under | stand— his | errors ? 
 
 Cleanse thou | me— from | se— cret | faults. 
 Keep back thy servant also from pre | sump — tuous | 
 sins; 
 Let them not | have — do | min — ion | over me : 
 Then shall | I — be | upright, 
 
 And I shall be innocent | from — the | great- 
 trans | gression. 
 Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation | of- 
 my | heart, 
 Ee ac | cepta— ble | in— thy | sight, 
 
 O | | Lord, 
 
 My | strength,— and | my — Ee | deemer. 
 
 IX. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM XXIII. 
 
 (nLJJE Lord is | m—y | shepherd; 
 
 I | sha — 11 | no — t | w r ant. 
 He maketh me to lie down in | gre— en | pastures : 
 He leadeth me be | side— the | sti — 11 | waters. 
 He re | storeth — my | soul : 
 
 He leadeth me in the paths of [ righteous— ness | 
 for — his | name's sake. 
 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of 
 death, I will | fear— no | evil : 
 Por thou art with me ; thy | rod and— thy | staff— 
 they | comfort me. 
 
Thou preparest a table before me in the presenee | of — 
 mine | enemies: 
 Thou auointest my head with oil ; my | cu — p | 
 run — neth | over. 
 Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the | days 
 of — my | life: 
 And I will dwell in the 1 house — of the | Lord— 
 for | ever. 
 
 X, DOUBL 
 
 PSALM XXIV. 
 
 (v\M ear * n i s the Lord's, and the | fulness — there | of 
 The world, and | they — that | dwell — there | in. 
 For he hath founded it up | on — the | seas, 
 And established | it — up | on— the | floods. 
 
 Who shall ascend into the | hill — of the | Lord ? 
 
 Or who shall | stand in — his | ho — ly | place ? 
 He that hath clean hands, and a | pu — re | heart ; 
 
 "Who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, 
 no — r | sworn — de | ceitfully. 
 He shall receive the blessing | from — the | Lord, 
 
 And righteousness from the | God— of | his— sal 
 vation. 
 This is the generation of | them — that | seek him, 
 
 That | seek — thy | face, — O | Jacob. 
 
 Lift up your heads, O ye gates ; and be ye lift up, ye 
 ever | last — ing | doors ; 
 And the King of | glo — ry | shall — come | in. 
 Who is this | King— of | glory ? 
 
 The Lord strong and mighty, the | Lo — rd | 
 mighty — in | battle. 
 
XI. 
 
 Cjrfint-tak. 
 
 Lift up your heads, O ye gates ; even lift them up, ye 
 ever ! last — ing | doors ; 
 
 And the King of | glo— ry | shall— come | in. 
 Who is this | King — of | glory ? 
 
 The Lord of hosts, he | is— the | King — of | glory. 
 
 X3. SINGL] 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXV. 
 
 With thee, O Lord, do I lift | up— my | soul. 
 ^ O my | God, — I | trust — in | thee : 
 Let me | not — be a | shamed, 
 
 Let not mine | enem — ies | tri — umph | over me. 
 Yea, let none that wait on | thee— he a | shamed : 
 
 Let them be ashamed which trans | gress — with 
 ou — t | cause. 
 Shew me thy ways, O Lord ; teach [ me— thy | paths. 
 
 Lead me | in — thy | truth, — and | teach me : 
 For thou art the God of | my — sal | vation ; 
 
 On thee do I | wa — it | all— the | day. 
 Eemember, O Lord, thy tender mercies and thy | lov- 
 ing | kindnesses; 
 
 For they have | be— en | ever — of | old. 
 Remember not the j sins of — my | youth, 
 
 Nor | m — y | tra — ns | gressions : 
 According to thy mercy re | member — thou | me 
 
 For thy | good — ness' | sake, — O | Lord. 
 
 Good and upright | is— the | Lord : 
 
 Therefore w T ill he teach | sin — ners | in — the | way. 
 The meek will he | guide — in | judgment : 
 
 And the | meek will — he | teach — his | way. 
 All the paths of the Lord are | mercy — and | truth 
 
 Unto such as keep his | cove— nant | and— his | 
 testimonies. 
 For thy name's sake, O Lord, pardon | mine— in | iquity ; 
 
 For | i — t | i — s | great. 
 
Cjjairt-Smik. 
 
 What man is he that | feareth— the | Lord ? 
 
 Him shall he teach in the | way— that | he —shall | 
 choose. 
 His* soul shall | dwell — at | ease ; 
 
 And his | seed— shall in | herit— the | earth. 
 The secret of the Lord is with | them — that j fear him ; 
 
 And he will | sh — ew | them —his | covenant. 
 
 XII. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXVII. 
 
 (fa j]B Lord is my light and my salvation ; whom | shall — 
 ^ I | fear ? 
 
 The Lord is the strength of mv life; of | whom 
 shall— I | be— a | fraid ? 
 Though an host should encamp against me, my | heart 
 shall — not | fear: 
 Though war should rise against me, in | this — will | 
 I — be | confident. 
 One thing have I desired of the Lord, that will I | 
 se — ek | after; 
 That I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the | 
 days — of | m — y | life, 
 To behold the beauty | of — the | Lord, 
 
 And to in | quire — in | hi — s | temple. 
 Por in the | time — of | trouble 
 
 He shall | hide me — in | his — pa | vilion : 
 In the secret of his tabernacle | shall — he | hide me ; 
 
 He shall set me | up — up | on — a | rock. 
 And now shall mine head be | lif — ted | up 
 
 Above mine | ene — mies | round— a | bout me : 
 Therefore will I offer in his tabernacle sacri | fices — of | 
 joy ; 
 I will sing, yea, I will sing | prai— ses | unto — the | 
 Lord. 
 
 Hear, O Lord, when I | cry with — my | voice : 
 
 Have mercy also up | on me, — and | an — swer | me. 
 
Cjjaitt-Siiuk. 
 
 When thou saidst, Seek | ye— my | face ; 
 
 My heart said unto thee, Thy | face, —Lord, | will- 
 I | seek. 
 Hide not thy face | far — from | me ; 
 
 Put not thy | servant — a | way — in | anger : 
 Thou hast | been — my | help ; 
 
 Leave me not, neither forsake me, O | God — of | 
 my — sal | vation. 
 
 When my father and my | mother— for | sake me, 
 
 Then the | Lord — will | take— me | up. 
 Teach me thy j way, — O | Lord, 
 
 And lead me in a plain | path, — be | cause of — 
 mine | enemies. 
 I had fainted, unless I j had— be | lieved 
 
 To see the goodness of the Lord in the | la— nd | of— 
 the I living. 
 Wait on the Lord : be of good courage, and he shall j 
 strengthen — thine | heart : 
 Wait, I | sa— y, [ on — the | Lord. 
 
 XI !S. SINGLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXVIII. 
 
 (§f ntn thee will I cry, O | Lord— my | rock ; 
 ^ Be not | s — i | lent — to | me : 
 Lest, if thou be | si — lent | to me, 
 
 I become like them that go | do — wn | into— the | 
 pit. 
 Hear the voice of my supplications, when I | cry — unto | 
 thee, 
 When I lift up my hands | toward— thy | ho — ly | 
 oracle. 
 
 Blessed | be— the | Lord, 
 
 Because he hath heard the | voice of— my | sup— 
 pli | cations. 
 
01jant-$nnk. xv. 
 
 The Lord is my | strength and— my | shield ; 
 
 My heart trusted in | him, — and | I — am | helped : 
 Therefore my heart | greatly— re | joiceth ; 
 
 And with my | so — ng | will — I | praise him. 
 The Lord is | the — ir | strength, 
 
 And He is the saving | strength — of | his — a | 
 nointed. 
 Save thy people, and | hless — thine in | heritance : 
 
 Feed them also, and | lift — them | up — for | ever. 
 
 XIV. double. 
 
 FROM PSALM XXIX, 
 
 yofe unto the Lord, | O — ye | mighty, 
 
 Give unto the | Lo — rd | glory — and | strength." 
 Give unto the Lord the glory due | unto — his | name ; 
 
 Worship the | Lord — in the | beauty— of | holiness. 
 The voice of the Lord is up | on— the | waters : 
 
 The God of Glory thundereth: theLord | isup— on | 
 ma — ny | waters. 
 The voice of the | Lord— is | powerful; 
 
 The voice of the | Lord— is | full— of | majesty. 
 The Lord sitteth up | on — the | flood ; 
 
 Yea, the Lord | sit — teth | King — for | ever. 
 The Lord will give strength | unto— his | people: 
 
 The Lord will | bless — his | people — with | peace. 
 
 XV. single. 
 
 PSALM XXX. 
 
 *% mill extol thee, O Lord, for thou hast | lifted — me | 
 up, 
 And hast not made my | foes to — re | joi — ce | over 
 me. 
 
xv. tTjaut-Bmilt. 
 
 O Lord my God, I | cried— unto | thee, 
 And | tho — u | ha— st | healed me. 
 O Lord, thou hast brought up my | soul — from the | 
 grave : 
 Thou hast kept me alive, that I should not go | 
 do — wn | to — the | pit. 
 Sing unto the Lord, O ye | saints — of | his, 
 
 And give thanks at the re | mem — brance | of- 
 his | holiness. 
 Por his anger endureth but a moment ; in his | favour- 
 is | life : 
 "Weeping may endure for a night, but joy | com- 
 eth | in — the | morning. 
 
 Ami in my prosperity I said, I shall | never— be | 
 moved. 
 Lord, by thy favour thou hast made my | mountain — 
 to | sta — nd | strong : 
 Thou didst hide thy face, and | I — was | troubled. 
 
 I cried to thee, O Lord ; and unto the Lord | I — 
 made | sup— pli | cation. 
 What profit is there in my blood, when I go | down — 
 to the | pit ? 
 Shall the dust praise thee ? shall | it— de | clare— 
 thy | truth ? 
 Hear, O Lord, and have | mercy — up | on me : 
 Lord, be | tho— u | m — y | helper. 
 
 Thou hast turned for me my mourning j in— to | danc- 
 ing: 
 Thou hast put off my sackcloth, and | gird— ed j 
 me — with | gladness ; 
 To the end that my glory may sing praise to thee, and | 
 not — be | silent. 
 O Lord my God, I will give | thanks— unto | thee — 
 for I ever. 
 
tfljsnt-ffinolt. xvi. 
 
 XVL DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXXI. 
 
 £|n thee, O Lord, do I put my trust ; let me never | 
 ^ be— a | shamed : 
 
 De | liver — me | in— thy | righteousness. 
 Bow down thine ear to me ; de | liver — me | speedily : 
 Be thou my strong rock, for an | house of — de | 
 fence— to | save me. 
 Eor thou art my | rock and — my | fortress : 
 
 Therefore for thy name's sake | le — ad | me, — and | 
 guide me. 
 Into thine hand I com | mit— my | spirit : 
 
 Thou hast redeemed me, O | Lo— rd | God— of | 
 truth. 
 I will be glad and rejoice in thy mercy: for thou hast 
 con | sidered — my | trouble; 
 Thou hast | known; — my j soul in — ad | versities ; 
 And hast not shut me up into the | hand — of the J 
 enemy : 
 Thou hast set my | feet — in a | la— rge | room. 
 My times are | in — thy | hand : 
 
 Deliver me from the hand of mine enemies, and 
 from | them — that | per — se | cute me. 
 Make thy face to shine up | on — thy | servant : 
 Save me | for — thy | mer — cies' | sake. 
 
 O how great is thy goodness, which thou hast laid up 
 for | them — that | fear thee ; 
 Which thou hast wrought for them that trust in 
 thee be | fore — the | sons— of | men ! 
 Thou shalt hide them in the secret of thy presence from 
 the | pride — of | man ; 
 Thou shalt keep them secretly in a pavilion | 
 from— the | strife — of | tongues. 
 Blessed | be — the | Lord : 
 
 For he hath shewed me his marvellous | kind — 
 ness | in a — strong | city. 
 
filjani-Smik. 
 
 For I said in my haste, I am cut off from be | fore— 
 thine | eyes : 
 Nevertheless thou heardest the voice of my suppli- 
 cations when I | cri — ed | un — to | thee. 
 O love the Lord, all | ye — his | saints : 
 
 For the Lord preserveth the faithful, and plentifully 
 re | wardeth— the | pro— ud | doer. 
 Be of good courage, and he shall | strengthen — your | 
 heart, 
 All | ye— that | hope— in the | Lord. 
 
 XVII. DOUBLE. 
 
 FKOM PSALM XXXII. 
 
 jktasril is he whose transgression | is — for | given, 
 
 Whose | si — n | i — s | covered. 
 Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputeth | 
 not — in | iquity, 
 And in whose | spirit — there | is— no | guile. 
 I acknowledged my | sin— unto | thee, 
 
 And mine iniquity | have — I | no — t | hid. 
 I said, I will confess my transgressions | unto— the | 
 Lord; 
 And thou forgavest the in | iqui — ty | of— my | sin. 
 For this shall every one that is godly pray unto thee in 
 a time when thou | mayest — be | found : 
 Surely in the floods of great waters they shall | 
 not — come | nigh — unto | him. 
 Thou art my hiding place ; thou shalt pre | serve me — 
 from | trouble ; 
 Thou shalt compass me a | bout— with | songs — of 
 de | liver ance. 
 Many sorrows shall | be — to the | wicked : 
 
 But he that trusteth in the Lord, mercy shall | 
 com — pass | him — a | bout. 
 Be glad in the Lord, and re | joice, — ye | righteous : 
 
 And shout for joy all | ye that — are | up — right 
 in i heart. 
 
Cljant-ffinnk. 
 
 XVIII. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XXXIII. 
 
 ^KBinir? in the Lord, | O— ye | righteous : 
 ** For praise is | come — ly | for — the | upright. 
 Praise the | Lord — with | harp : 
 
 Sing unto him with the psaltery and an | instru — 
 ment of | te — n | strings. 
 Sing unto him a | ne— w | song; 
 
 Play skilfully | with— a | lo— ud | noise. 
 For the word of the | Lord — is I right ; 
 
 And all his | works — are | done — in | truth. 
 He loveth | righteous— ness and | judgment : 
 
 The earth is full of the | good — ness | of — the | Lord. 
 By the word of the Lord were the | hea — vens | made ; 
 And all the host of them by the | breath — of | 
 hi — s | mouth. 
 He gathereth the waters of the sea together | as — an | 
 heap : 
 He layeth | up — the | depth — in | storehouses. 
 
 Let all the earth | fear — the | Lord : 
 
 Let all the inhabitants of the world | stand — in | 
 awe— of | him. 
 For he spake, and | it — was | done ; 
 
 He commanded, | and — it | sto — od | fast. 
 The Lord bringeth the counsel of the | heathen — to | 
 nought : 
 He maketh the devices of the | people — of | none— 
 ef | feet. 
 The counsel of the Lord | standeth— for | ever, 
 
 The thoughts of his | heart — to | all — gene | rations. 
 
 Blessed is the nation whose | God— is the | Lord ; 
 
 And the people whom he hath chosen | for— his [ 
 own — in | heritance. 
 The Lord | looketh — from | heaven ; 
 
 He beholdeth I all — the I sons— of 1 men. 
 
Cijani-ffimik. 
 
 Prom the place of his j ha — bi | tation 
 
 He looketh upon all the in | habi— tants | of —the | 
 earth. 
 He fashioneth their | hearts — a | like ; 
 
 He con | sider — eth | all— their | works. 
 There is no king saved by the multitude | of— an | host : 
 A mighty man is not de | liver — ed | by — much | 
 strength. 
 An horse is a vain | thing— for | safety : 
 
 Neither shall he deliver | any — by | his — great | 
 strength. 
 
 Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon [ them — that | fear 
 him, 
 
 Upon | them — that | hope in— his | mercy ; 
 To deliver their | soul — from | death, 
 
 And to | keep them — a | live — in | famine. 
 Our soul waiteth | for — the | Lord : 
 
 He is our | he — lp | and — our | shield. 
 For our heart shall re | joice — in | him, 
 
 Because we have trusted | in — his | ho— ly | name. 
 Let thy mercy, O | Lord, — be up | on us, 
 
 According | as— we | hope — in | thee. 
 
 XIX. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM XXXIV. 
 
 ^ Kill bless the Lord at | a— 11 | times : 
 
 Hispraise shall continually | be — in | m — y | mouth. 
 My soul shall make her | boast — in the | Lord : 
 
 The humble shall hear there | of, — and | b— e | glad. 
 
 magnify the | Lord — with | me, 
 
 And let us ex | alt— his | name — to | gether. 
 
 1 sought the Lord, and | h — e | heard me, 
 
 And delivered | me — from | all — my \ fears. 
 They looked unto him, | and — were | lightened : 
 
 And their | faces — were | not— a | shamed. 
 This poor man cried, and the | Lo— rd f heard him, 
 
 And saved him I out— of I all— his | troubles. 
 
iljnl-Tmh 
 
 The angel of the Lord encampeth round about | them — 
 that | fear him, 
 And de | liv— er | e — th | them. 
 O taste and see that the | Lord — is | good : 
 
 Blessed is the | man — that | trusteth — in | him. 
 O fear the Lord, | ye — his | saints : 
 
 Por there is no | want — to | them — that | fear 
 him. 
 The young lions do lack, and | suf— fer | hunger : 
 
 But they that seek the Lord shall not | want — any | 
 go — od | thing. 
 
 Come, ye children, hearken | un — to | me : 
 
 I will teach you the | fe— ar | of — the | Lord. 
 What man is he that de | si — reth | life, 
 
 And loveth many days, that | he — may | se — e | 
 good? 
 Keep thy | tongue — from | evil, 
 
 And thy | lips — from | speak — ing | guile. 
 Depart from evil, and | d— o | good ; 
 
 Seek | pe— ace, | and — pur | sue it. 
 The eyes of the Lord are up | on — the | righteous, 
 And his ears are | open — un | to — their | cry. 
 The face of the Lord is against | them that — do | 
 evil, 
 To cut off the remembrance | of— them | from- 
 the | earth. 
 The righteous cry, and the | Lo— rd | heareth, 
 
 And delivereth them | out — of | all — their | 
 troubles. 
 The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a | bro —ken j 
 heart ; 
 And saveth such as | be of — a | con — trite | 
 spirit. 
 Many are the afflictions | of— the | righteous : 
 
 But the Lord delivereth him | out—of | the— m | 
 all. 
 He keepeth | all — his | bones : 
 
 Not | one — of | them — is | broken. 
 
 ca 
 
Evil shall | slay— the | wicked : 
 
 And they that hate the | right — eous | shall — be 
 desolate. 
 The Lord redeemeth the | soul of— his I servants : 
 
 And none of them that | trust in— him | shall- 
 be 1 desolate. 
 
 XX B DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXXVI. 
 
 (jfc jm mercy, O Lord, is | in — the | heavens ; 
 
 ^ And thy faithfulness | reach — eth | unto —the | 
 
 clouds. 
 Thy righteousness is like the great mountains; thy 
 judgments are a | gre — at i deep : 
 O Lord, thou pre «| ser — vest | man — and | beast. 
 How excellent is thy loving | kindness, — O | God ! 
 
 Therefore the children of men put their trust under 
 the | shadow — of | th — y | wings. 
 They shall be abundantly satisfied with the fatness of | 
 th — y | house; 
 And thou shalt make them drink of the | river — 
 of | th — y | pleasures. 
 Por with thee is the | fountain — of | life : 
 
 In thy | light— shall | we— see j light. 
 O continue thy loving kindness unto | them — that | 
 know thee ; 
 And thy righteousness | to — the | up— right in | 
 heart. 
 
 XX 9. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXXVII. 
 
 iClrf not thyself because of | e— vil | doers, 
 
 <y Neither be thou envious against the | work— ers | 
 
 of — in | iquity. 
 Tor they shall soon be cut | down— like the | grass, 
 And | wither — as the | gre — en | herb. 
 
Cjjant-Snnlt. xxn. 
 
 Trust in the Lord, and | d — o | good ; 
 
 So shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou | 
 sha— It | b— e | fed. 
 Delight thyself also | in — the | Lord; 
 
 And he shall give thee the de | sires — of | thi — ne | 
 heart. 
 Commit thy way | unto — the | Lord ; 
 
 Trust also in him ; and | he — shall | bring it — to | 
 pass. 
 And he shall bring forth thy righteousness | as — the | 
 light, 
 
 And thy | judg — ment | as — the | noonday. 
 The steps of a good man are ordered | by — the | Lord : 
 
 And he de | light — eth | in — his | way. 
 Though he fall, he shall not be | utterly — cast | down ; 
 
 For the Lord up | holdeth — him | with— his | hand. 
 I have been young, and | now — am | old ; 
 
 Yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken, nor his | 
 se— ed | beg — ging | bread. 
 Wait on the Lord, and | keep — his | way, 
 
 And he shall exalt | thee to — in | herit— the | land : 
 Mark the perfect man, and be | hold — the | upright : 
 
 For the | end of — that | man— is | peace. 
 But the transgressors shall be de | stroyed — to | gether : 
 
 The end of the | wicked — shall | be — cut | off. 
 But the salvation of the righteous is | of — the | Lord : 
 
 He is their | strength — in the | time — of | trouble. 
 And the Lord shall help them, | and — de | liver them : 
 
 He shall deliver them from the wicked, and save 
 them, be | cause— they j trust — in | him. 
 
 XX!!. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XXXIX. 
 
 JT Uri, make me to know mine end, and the measure of 
 my days, | what— it | is ; 
 
 That I may | know — how | frail — I | am. 
 Behold, thou hast made my | days — as an | handbreadth; 
 
 And mine age is as | nothing — be | fo— re ] thee : 
 
XXIII. 
 
 dtyant-Smik. 
 
 Verily every man at his best state is alto | geth — er j 
 vanity. 
 Surely every man walketh | in — a | va— in | show : 
 Surely they are dis | quieted — in | vain : 
 
 He heapeth up riches, and | knoweth — not | who- 
 shall | gather them. 
 
 And now, Lord, what | wait — I | for ? 
 
 My | ho — pe | is — in | thee. 
 Deliver me from all | my — trans | gressions : 
 
 Make me not the re | pro— ach | of — the | foolish. 
 I was dumb, I opened | not — my | mouth ; 
 
 Be | cau — se | tho — u | didst it. 
 Remove thy stroke a | way— from | me : 
 
 I am consumed by the | blow — of | thi — ne | hand. 
 When thou with rebukes dost correct | man for— -in | i- 
 quity, 
 
 Thou makest his beauty to consume away like a 
 moth : surely | ev— ery | man— is | vanity. 
 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear | unto— my | 
 cry; 
 
 Hold not thy | peace— at | m — y | tears : 
 Tor I am a stranger with thee, | and a — so | journer, 
 
 As | all — my | fa — thers | were. 
 O spare me, that I may re | co — ver | strength, 
 
 Before I go | hence, — and | be— no | more. 
 
 XXI II. I)0UBLE - 
 
 FEOM PSALM XLII. 
 
 91 1 the hart panteth | after — the | waterbrooks, 
 
 So panteth my soul after | the — e, | O | God. 
 
 My soul thirsteth for God, for the | liv — ing | God : 
 "When shall I come and ap | pear— be | fo— re | 
 God? 
 
(EijanMBiiiiit. xxiv. 
 
 My tears have been my meat | day — and | night. 
 
 While they continually say unto me, | Whe — re 
 —thy | God ? 
 When I re | mem — ber | these things, 
 
 I pour | out — my | so— ul | in me : 
 For I had | gone — with the | multitude, 
 
 I went with them | to— the | house — of | God, 
 With the voice of | joy — and | praise, 
 
 With the | multi— tude | that— kept | holiday. 
 
 Why art thou cast down, | O — my | soul ? 
 
 And why art | thou — dis | quiet — ed | in me ? 
 Hope | thou — in | God: 
 
 For I shall yet praise him for the | he — lp | of — 
 his | countenance. 
 The Lord will command his loving kindness | in — 
 the | day-time, 
 And in the night his song shall be with me, and 
 my prayer unto the | God— of j m — y | life. 
 I will say unto God my rock, Why hast | thou — for | 
 gotten me ? 
 Why go I mourning because of the op | pres — sion | 
 of — the | enemy? 
 Why art thou cast down, | O — my | soul ? 
 
 And why art thou dis | qui — et | ed — with | in me ? 
 Hope | thou — in | God : 
 
 For I shall yet praise him, who is the health of 
 my | counte — nance, | and — my | God. 
 
 XXIV. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XLVI. 
 
 n0ni is our I refuge— and | strength, 
 
 A very | pre — sent | help— in | trouble. 
 Therefore will not we fear, though the | earth — be re | 
 moved, 
 And though the mountains be carried into the | 
 mid — st | of — the | sea; 
 
xxv. Cljant-Siralt. 
 
 Though the waters thereof | roar and — be | troubled, 
 Though the mountains | shake — with the | swel- 
 ling — there | of. 
 There is a river, the streams whereof shall make glad 
 the ! city — of | God, 
 The holv place of the tabernacles I of — the I 
 Mo— st | High. 
 God is in the midst of her ; she shall | not — be | moved : 
 
 God shall | help her,— and | that — right | early. 
 The heathen raged, the i kingdoms — were | moved : 
 He uttered his | voice, — the | ear — th | melted. 
 The Lord of | Hosts — is I with us ; 
 
 The God of | Ja— cob | is— our | refuge. 
 
 Come, behold the | works — of the | Lord, 
 
 What desolations he hath | ma— de | in — the | 
 earth. 
 He maketh wars to cease unto the end of the earth ; 
 He breaketh the bow, and cutteth the | spear — 
 in | sunder ; 
 He burnetii the | chari — ot | in — the | fire. 
 Be still, and know that | I — am | God : 
 I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be ex- | 
 al— ted | in — the | earth. 
 The Lord of | Hosts — is | with us ; 
 The God of I Ja— cob I is— our 1 refuge. 
 
 XXV- DOUBLE, 
 
 PSALM XLVII. 
 
 dy rlajl jour hands, | all — ye | people; 
 
 Shout unto | God — with the \ voice— of | triumph. 
 Por the Lord most | high— is | terrible : 
 
 He is a great | King — over | all —the | earth. 
 He shall subdue the | peo — pie | under us, 
 
 And the | na — tions | under— our | feet. 
 He shall choose our in | heri — tance | for us, 
 
 The excellency of | Ja — cob | whom — he | loved. 
 
fftat-fei 
 
 God is gone | up with— a | shout, 
 
 The Lord with the | sou— nd | of— a | trumpet. 
 Sing praises to | God,— sing | praises : 
 
 Sing praises [ unto— our | King, — sing | praises. 
 Por God is the King of | all — the | earth : 
 
 Sing ye | praises — with | un— der | standing. 
 God reigneth | over — the | heathen : 
 
 God sitteth upon the | thro— ne | of — his | holiness. 
 The princes of the people are | gathered — to | gether, 
 
 Even the | people— of the | God — of | Abraham : 
 Por the shields of the earth be | long— unto | God : 
 
 He is | gre — at | ly— ex | alted. 
 
 XXVI a SINGLE. 
 
 PEOM PSALM XLVIII. 
 
 (fHnst is the Lord, and greatly to be praised in the city 
 of | o — ur | God, 
 
 In the | moun — tain | of— his | holiness. 
 Beautiful for | sit — u | ation, 
 
 The joy of the whole | earth,— is | mou — nt | Zion, 
 On the sides of the north, the city of the | gre — at | King. 
 _ God is known in her | pala— ces | for— a | refuge. 
 Por, lo, the | kings— were as | sembled, 
 
 They | pass — ed | by— to | gether. 
 They saw it, and | so— they | marvelled ; 
 
 They were | troubled, — and | hasted — a | way. 
 As we have heard, so | have— we | seen 
 
 In the | city — of the | Lord — of | hosts, 
 In the city of | o — ur | God : 
 
 God will es | tab — lish | it — for | ever. 
 
 We have thought of thy loving | kindness, — O ] God, 
 
 In the | midst— of | th — y | temple. 
 According to thy name, O God, so is thy praise unto the 
 | ends — of the | earth : 
 
 Thy right | hand — is | full — of | righteousness. 
 
X5 ™- CIjanMBnnk. 
 
 Let Mount | Zion — re | joice, 
 
 Let the daughters of Judah be | glad, — be | cause 
 of — thy | judgments. 
 Walk about Zion, and go | round— a | bout her : 
 
 Tell the | tow— ers | the— re | of. 
 Mark ye well her bulwarks, con | sider— her 1 palaces ; 
 
 That ye may tell it to the | ge— ne | ra— tion | fol- 
 lowing. 
 For this God is our God for | ever — and | ever : 
 
 He will be our | guide— even | un— to | death. 
 
 XXVII. single. 
 
 FEOM PSALM L. 
 
 IjB mighty God, even the | Lord,— hath | spoken, 
 And called the earth from the rising of the sun unto 
 the | go — ing | down — there | of. 
 Out of Zion, the per | fection— of | beauty, 
 
 Go | d | ha — th | shined. 
 
 Our God shall come, and shall | not— keep | silence : 
 A fire shall devour before him, and it shall be very 
 tern | pes — tuous | round — a | bout him. 
 He shall call to the | heavens — from a | bove, 
 
 And to the earth, that | he — may | judge — his | 
 people. 
 Gather my saints together | un — to | me ; 
 
 Those that have made a | covenant— with | me — 
 by | sacrifice. 
 And the heavens shall de | clare — his | righteousness : 
 Por | God— is | judge— him | self. 
 
 Offer unto | God— thanks | giving; 
 
 And pay thy vows | unto— the | mo— st | High : 
 And call upon me in the | day — of | trouble : 
 
 I will deliver thee, and | thou— shalt | glori— fy | 
 me. 
 
CI;ant-Snnk. 
 
 XXVIII. 
 
 Whoso offereth praise glori | fi— eth | me : 
 
 And to him that ordereth his conversation aright 
 will I | shew the— sal I vation— of I God. 
 
 XXVIII. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM LI. 
 
 jf^ailP mercy upon me, O God, according to thy | lov — 
 ^ ing | kindness : 
 
 According unto the multitude of thy tender mer- 
 cies | blot— out | my — trans | gressions. 
 Wash me throughly from | mine — in | iquity ; 
 
 And | cleanse — me | from — my | sin. 
 For I acknowledge | my — trans | gressions : 
 
 And my | sin — is | ever — be | fore me. 
 Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this 
 evil in | th — y | sight : 
 
 That thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, 
 and be | clear — when | tho — u | judgest. 
 Behold, thou desirest truth in the | in — ward | parts : 
 
 And in the hidden part thou shalt | make — me to | 
 kn — ow | wisdom. 
 Purge me with hyssop, and I | shall — be | clean : 
 
 Wash me, and I | shall — be | whiter — than | snow. 
 Make me to hear | joy — and | gladness ; 
 
 That the bones which thou hast | bro — ken | may — 
 re | joice. 
 Hide thy face | from — my | sins, 
 
 And blot | out — all | mine — in | iquities. 
 Create in me a clean | heart, — O | God ; 
 
 And re | new a— right | spirit — with | in me. 
 Cast me not a | way from — thy | presence ; 
 
 And take not thy | Ho — ly | Spi— rit | from me. 
 Kestore unto me the joy of | thy— sal | vation ; 
 
 And up | hold me — with | thy — free | spirit. 
 Then will I teach trans | gressors— thy | ways ; 
 
 And sinners shall be con | ver — ted | un — to | 
 thee. 
 
XXIX. 
 
 fijimtt-SBmik. 
 
 Deliver me from bloodguiltiness, O God, thou God of | 
 my — sal | vation: 
 And my tongue shall | sing— a | loud of— thy | 
 righteousness. 
 O Lord, open | thou — my | lips ; 
 
 And my mouth shall | sh — ew | forth — thy | 
 praise. 
 For thou desirest not sacrifice ; | else would — I j 
 give it : 
 Thou delightest | not — in | bur — nt | offering. 
 The sacrifices of God are a | bro— ken | spirit : 
 
 A broken and a contrite heart, O God, | thou — wilt j 
 not — des | pise. 
 
 XXSX. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM LXIII. 
 
 dn §U% thou art my God ; early | will— I | seek thee : 
 My soul thirsteth for thee, my flesh longeth for thee 
 in a dry and thirsty land, | where— no | wa — 
 ter | is ; 
 To see thy power | and — thy | glory, 
 
 So as I have | seen— thee | in — the | sanctuary. 
 Because thy lovingkindness is | better — than | life, 
 
 My | li — ps ] sha — 11 ! praise thee. 
 Thus will I bless thee | while — I | live : 
 
 I will lift up my | hands — in | th — y | name. 
 My soul shall be satisfied as with | marrow — and | fat- 
 ness ; 
 Andmy mouth shall praise | thee— with | joy — ful | 
 lips : 
 When I remember thee up | on— my | bed, 
 
 And meditate on | thee —in the | nig— ht | watches. 
 Because thou hast | been— my | help, 
 
 Therefore in the shadow of thy | wings— will | I— 
 re | joice. 
 My soul followeth | hard— after | thee : 
 
 Thy right | hand— up | hold— eth | me. 
 
ffljant-ffimk. 
 
 XXX. 
 
 XXX. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM LXVI. 
 
 4+ )altB a joyful noise unto God, | all — ye | lands : 
 
 " * Sing forth the honour of his name : | make — his | 
 
 prai — se | glorious. 
 Say unto God, How terrible art | thou in — thy | works ! 
 Through the greatness of thy power shall thine ene- 
 mies sub | mit them — selves | un — to j thee. 
 All the earth shall worship thee, and shall | sing — unto | 
 thee; 
 They shall | sing — to | th — y | name. 
 Come and see the | works — of | God : 
 
 He is terrible in his doing | toward — the | children — 
 of | mem 
 He turned the sea into dry land : they went through 
 the | flood — on | foot: 
 There did | we — re | joice — in | him. 
 He ruleth by his power for ever ; his eyes be | hold— 
 the | nations: 
 Let not the re | bellious — ex | alt — them | selves. 
 
 bless our | God, — ye | people, 
 
 And make the | voice of — his | praise to — 
 be | heard: 
 Which holdeth our | soul— in | life, 
 
 And suflereth | not — our | feet to — be | moved. 
 For thou, O | God, — hast | proved us : 
 
 Thou hast tried j us, — as | silver — is | tried. 
 Come and hear, all | ye that — fear | God, 
 
 And I will declare what | he— hath | done for— my | 
 soul. 
 
 1 cried unto | him with — my | mouth, 
 
 And he was ex | tol — led | with — my | tongue. 
 If I regard iniquity | in — my | heart, 
 The | Lo— rd | will — not | hear me : 
 
xxxi. fftyant-Snnlt. xxxn. 
 
 But verily | God — hath | heard me ; 
 
 He hath attended to the | voice — of | m — y | prayer. 
 Blessed be God, which hath not turned a | way — my I 
 prayer, 
 
 Nor his | me— r | cy — from | me. 
 
 XXXL si 
 
 PSALM LXVIT. 
 
 Hnllir be merciful unto | us,— and | bless us; 
 
 And cause his | face— to | shine — up | on us ; 
 That thy way may be | known up — on | earth, 
 
 Thy saving | health — a | mong — all | nations. 
 
 Let the people praise | thee, — O | God ; 
 
 Let | all — the | peo — pie | praise thee. 
 O let the nations be glad and | sing— for | joy: 
 
 Eor thou shalt judge the people righteously, and 
 govern the | na — tions up | o — n | earth. 
 Let the people praise | thee, — O | God ; 
 
 Let | all— the | peo — pie | praise thee. 
 Then shall the earth | yield— her | increase ; 
 
 And God, even our | ow — n | God,— shall | bless us. 
 God | sha — 11 | bless us ; 
 
 And all the | ends— of the I earth — shall I fear him. 
 
 XXXII. x>oubli 
 
 FROM PSALM LXVI11. 
 
 i\lt the righteous be glad ; let them re | joice be— fore 
 W. God: 
 
 Yea, let them ex | ceed — ing | ly— re | joice. 
 Sing unto God, sing praises | to — his | name : 
 
 Extol him that rideth upon the heavens, | and— 
 re | joice— be | fore him. 
 
A father of the fatherless, and a | judge —of the] 
 widows, 
 Is God in his | ho — ly | ha— hi | tation. 
 God setteth the solitary | i — n | families : 
 
 He bringeth out | those — which are | bound — 
 with | chains. 
 O God, when thou wentest forth be | fore — thy | 
 people, 
 When thou didst | ma — rch | through— the | wilder- 
 ness ; 
 The earth shook, the heavens also dropped at the | pre- 
 sence — of | God : 
 Even Sinai itself was moved at the presence of | 
 God, — the | God — of | Israel. 
 Thou hast as | cended — on | high, 
 
 Thou hast | led — cap | tivi — ty | captive : 
 Thou hast received | gifts — for | men ; 
 
 Yea, for the rebellious also, that the Lord | God — 
 might | dwell — a | mong them. 
 Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth | us — with | 
 benefits, 
 Even the | God — of | our — sal | vation. 
 He that is our God is the | God of— sal | vation ; 
 
 And unto God the Lord be | long — the | issues — 
 from | death. 
 Sing unto God, ye kingdoms | of — the | earth ; 
 
 O sing | prai — ses | unto — the | Lord ; 
 To him that rideth upon the heavens of heavens, which | 
 were — of | old ; 
 Lo, he doth send out his voice, and | that— a | 
 migh— ty | voice. 
 Ascribe ye | strength — unto | God : 
 
 His excellency is over Israel, and his | strength— 
 is | in— the | clouds. 
 O God, thou art terrible out of thy | ho — ly | places : 
 The God of Israel is he that giveth strength and | 
 pow— er | unto — his | people. 
 
Cjjant-ffiirak. 
 
 XXX ill. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM LXXII. 
 
 nkto the king thy | judgments,— O | God, 
 
 And thy righteousness | unto — the | kin— g's | son. 
 He shall judge thy | people — with | righteousness, 
 
 And thy | po — or | wi — th | judgment. 
 He shall judge the | poor — of the | people, 
 
 He shall save the children of the needy, and shall 
 break in | pie— ces | the — op | pressor. 
 They shall fear thee as long as the sun and | moon — 
 en | dure, 
 Through | out — all | ge — ne | rations. 
 He shall come down like rain upon the | mo — wn | grass : 
 
 As | showers — that | water — the | earth. 
 In his days shall the | right — eous | nourish ; 
 
 And abundance of peace so | long — as the | moon — 
 en | dureth. 
 He shall have dominion also from | sea — to j sea, 
 
 And from the river | unto — the | ends — of the | 
 earth. 
 They that dwell in the wilderness shall | bow — be | fore 
 him; 
 And his | enemies— shall | lick — the | dust. 
 For he shall deliver the needy | when — he | crieth ; 
 
 The poor also, and | him — that | hath — no | helper. 
 He shall spare the | poor —and | needy, 
 
 And shall save the | sou — Is | of — the | needy. 
 He shall redeem their soul from de | ceit — and | violence : 
 And precious shall their | blood — be | in— his | sight. 
 And he shall live, and to him shall be given of the | 
 gold-of | Sheba: 
 Prayer also shall be made for him continually ; and | 
 daily — shall | he — be | praised. 
 His name shall en | dure — for | ever : 
 
 His name shall be continued as | lo — ng | as — the | 
 sun: 
 And men shall be | blessed— in | him : 
 
 All | nations— shall | call— him | blessed, 
 
£ljant-Snnk. 
 
 Blessed be the Lord God, the | God — of | Israel, 
 Who only | do — eth | won — drous | things. 
 
 And blessed be his glorious | name— for | ever: 
 
 And let the whole earth be | fil — led j with — his | 
 glory. 
 
 XXXIV. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM LXXXIV. 
 
 arcfolS amiable are thy | ta— ber | nacles, 
 
 ^ O | Lo-rd | o— f ! hosts ! 
 
 My soul longeth, yea, even fainteth for the | courts — of 
 
 the | Lord: 
 My heart and my flesh crieth | out — for the | liv — ing | 
 
 God. 
 Yea, the sparrow hath | found — an | house, 
 
 And the swallow a nest for herself, where j she — 
 may | lay — her | young, 
 Even thine altars, O | Lord — of | hosts, 
 
 My | king, — and | m — y | God. 
 Blessed are they that | dwell in— thy | house: 
 
 They will be | sti — 11 | prais — ing | thee. 
 Blessed is the man whose | strength is— in | thee ; 
 
 In whose | heart — are the | ways— of | them. 
 Who passing through the valley of Baca | make it— a | 
 well; 
 
 The rain | al— so | filleth — the | pools. 
 They go from | strength — to | strength, 
 
 Every one of them in Zion ap | pear — eth be | fo— re 
 | God. 
 O Lord God of Hosts, | hear— my | prayer : 
 
 Give | ear,— O | God — of | Jacob. 
 Behold, O | God— our | shield, 
 
 And look upon the | face — of | thine— a | nointed. 
 For a day in | th— y | courts 
 
 Is | bet — ter | than— a | thousand. 
 
I had rather be a doorkeeper in the | house of— my | God, 
 
 Than to j dwell— in the | tents— of | wickedness. 
 Eor the Lord God is a sun and shield : the Lord will 
 give | grace — and | glory: 
 No good thing will he withhold from | them — that | 
 walk — up | rightly. 
 O | Lord— of | hosts, 
 
 Blessed is the | man— that | trusteth— in | thee. 
 
 XXXV. doubl 
 
 FEOM PSALM LXXXV. 
 
 (uTnril us, O God of I our— sal | vation, 
 
 And cause thine | anger — toward | us— to | cease. 
 "Wilt thou be angry with j us — for | ever ? 
 
 Wilt thou draw out thine anger to | a— 11 | ge — ne 
 rations ? 
 Wilt thou not re | vive us — a | gain : 
 
 That thy | people — may re | joice— in | thee ? 
 Shew us thy | mercy,— O | Lord, 
 
 And | grant — us | thy — sal | vation. 
 
 I will hear what God the | Lord — will | speak : 
 
 Por he will speak peace unto his people, and to his 
 saints: but let them not | turn — a | gain — to I 
 folly. 
 Surely his salvation is nigh | them — that \ fear him ; 
 
 That | glory— may | dwell in— our | land. 
 Mercy and truth are | met — to | gether ; 
 
 Righteousness and | peace — have | kissed — each | 
 other. 
 Truth shall spring | out of — the | earth ; 
 
 And righteousness | shall — look | down — from | 
 heaven. 
 Yea, the Lord shall give | that — which is I good ; 
 And our | land — shall | yield— her | increase. 
 Righteousness shall | go— be j fore him ; 
 
 And shall set us in the | wa — y | of— his | steps. 
 
xxxvi. (gfjant-talt. xxxvn. 
 
 XXXVI. SINGLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM LXXXVI. 
 
 jRnm down thine ear, O | Lo — rd, | hear me : 
 
 For | I— am | poor— and | needy. 
 Bejoice the | soul of — thy | servant: 
 
 For unto thee, O Lord, do | I— lift | up— my | soul. 
 For thou, Lord, art good, and ready | to — for | give ; 
 
 And plenteous in mercy unto all | them— that | 
 call — up | on thee. 
 Give ear, O Lord, | unto — my | prayer ; 
 
 And attend to the | voice of— my | sup — pli | 
 cations. 
 In the day of my trouble I will | call up— on | thee : 
 
 For I tho — u j wi — It I answer me. 
 
 Among the gods there is none like unto | thee, — O | 
 Lord; 
 Neither are there any | wor— ks | like— ud to | thy 
 works. 
 All nations whom thou hast made shall come and worship 
 before | thee, — O | Lord ; 
 And shall | glo — ri | fy — thy | name. 
 For thou art great, and doest | won — drous | things : 
 
 Thou | ar — t | God— a | lone. 
 Teach me thy way, O Lord; I will | walk in — thy | 
 truth : 
 Unite my | heart — to | fear — thy | name. 
 I will praise thee, O Lord my God, with | all — my | 
 heart : 
 And I will glorify thy | name— for | e— ver I more. 
 
 XXXVII. double. 
 
 FROM PSALM LXXXIX. 
 
 *% mill sing of the mercies of the | Lord— for | ever : 
 With my mouth will T make known thy faithful- 
 ness to J a — 11 [ ge — ne | rations. 
 
 D2 
 
Cljant-Snnk. 
 
 For I have said, Mercy shall be built | up — for | ever : 
 Thy faithfulness shalt thou establish | in— the | ve 
 — ry | heavens. 
 I have made a covenant | with — my | chosen, 
 
 I have | sworn—unto | David — my | servant, 
 Thy seed will I es | tablish — for | ever, 
 
 And build up thy | throne — to j all — gene | rations. 
 And the heavens shall praise thy | wonders,— O | Lord : 
 Thy faithfulness also in the congre | ga — tion | of — 
 the | saints. 
 Por who in the heaven can be compared I unto— the | 
 Lord? 
 Who among the sons of the mighty can be | liken — 
 ed | unto— the | Lord? 
 God is greatly to be feared in the assembly | of— the | 
 saints, 
 And to be had in reverence of all | them — that | are — 
 a | bout him. 
 O Lord God of hosts, who is a strong Lord | like— unto | 
 thee? 
 Or to thy | faithful — ness | round — a | bout thee ? 
 Thou rulest the raging | of— the | sea: 
 
 When the waves there | of— a | rise,— thou | stillest 
 them. 
 Thou hast broken Rahab in pieces, as | one that — is | 
 slain ; 
 Thou hast scattered thine enemies | with — thy | 
 stro— ng | arm. 
 The heavens are thine, the earth | also— is | thine : 
 As for the world and the fulness thereof, | th — ou | 
 ha— st | founded them. 
 The north and the south, I thou— hast ere | ated them . 
 Tabor and Hermon shall re | joice— in | th— y | 
 name. 
 Thou hast a | migh — ty j arm : 
 
 Strong is thy | hand, — and | high is — thy | right 
 hand. 
 Justice and judgment are the habitation | of— thy | 
 throne : 
 Mercy and truth shall | go— be | fore— thy | face. 
 
Cljant-Snult. 
 
 Blessed is the people that know the | joy — ful | sound : 
 
 They shall walk, O | Lord,— in the | light of— thy | 
 countenance. 
 In thy name shall they re | joice— all the | day : 
 
 And in thy righteousness | shall — they | be — ex | 
 alted. 
 For thou art the glory | of — their j strength : 
 
 And in thy favour our | horn — shall | be — ex | alted. 
 For the Lord is | our — de | fence ; 
 
 And the Holy One of | Isra— el | is— our | King. 
 
 XXXVIII. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XC. 
 
 JJ Dlit, thou hast been our | dwell— ing | place, 
 
 In | a— 11 | ge— ne | rations. 
 Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou 
 hadst formed the | earth — and the | world ; 
 Even from everlasting to ever | las — ting, | thou — 
 art | God. 
 Thou turnest | man to — de | struction ; 
 
 And say est, Re | turn, — ye | children— of | men. 
 For a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday 
 when | it— is | past, 
 And as a | wa — tch j in— the | night. 
 Thou carriest them away as with a flood ; they are | as — 
 
 In the morning they are like | grass— -which | grow — 
 eth | up, 
 In the morning it flourisheth, and | grow— eth | up : 
 In the evening it is cut | do — wn, | a — nd | 
 withereth. 
 For we are consumed by | thi— ne | anger, 
 
 And by thy | wra — th | are— we | troubled. 
 Thou hast set our iniquities be | fo— re | thee, 
 
 Our secret sins in the | light— of | th — y | counte- 
 nance. 
 
XXXIX. 
 
 <Rjairt~$irat 
 
 Eor all our days are passed a | way in — thy | wrath . 
 
 We spend our years as a | ta— le | that— is | told. 
 The days of our years are threescore | years— and | ten ; 
 
 And if by reason of | strength they — be | four — 
 score | years, 
 Yet is their strength | labour — and | sorrow ; 
 
 For it is soon cut | off, and — we | fly — a | way. 
 Who knoweth the power of | thi— ne | anger ? 
 
 Even according to thy | fear, — so | is — thy | wrath. 
 So teach us to | number— our | days, 
 
 That we may apply our | he — arts | un— to | wisdom. 
 
 Return, O | Lord,— how | long ? 
 
 And let it repent thee con | cern — ing | th — y | ser- 
 vants. 
 O satisfy us early | with — thy | mercy ; 
 
 That we may rejoice and be | gla— d | all — our | 
 days. 
 Make us glad according to the days wherein thou | 
 hast — af | flicted us, 
 And the years where | in — we | have — seen | evil. 
 Let thy work appear ] unto — thy | servants, 
 
 And thy | glo— ry | unto —their | children. 
 And let the beauty of the Lord our | God — be up | on us; 
 And establish thou the work of our hands upon us, 
 yea, the work of our | hands— -es | tablish — 
 thou I it. 
 
 XXXIX. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XCI. 
 
 ;|Pir that dwelleth in the secret place of the | Mo — st | 
 ~ V High 
 
 Shall abide under the | sha — dow | of the — Al | 
 mighty. 
 I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and | m — y | 
 fortress : 
 My God ; in | hi — m | will— I J trust. 
 
ۤwi-imk. 
 
 XXXIX. 
 
 Surely lie shall deliver thee from the | snare — of the | 
 fowler, 
 And | from — the j noi — some | pestilence. 
 He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his 
 wings | shalt — thou | trust : 
 His truth shall | be — thy | shield — and | 
 buckler. 
 Thou shalt not be afraid for the | terror — by | 
 night; 
 Nor for the | arrow— that | flieth — by [ day ; 
 Nor for the pestilence that | walketh — in | darkness ; 
 Nor for the de | struction— that | wasteth — at | 
 noonday. 
 A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at | 
 thy — right | hand: 
 But it | shall— not | come— nigh | thee. 
 Only with thine eyes shalt | thou — be | hold 
 And see the re | wa — rd | of— the | wicked. 
 
 Because thou hast made the Lord, which is | m — y | 
 refuge, 
 Even the Most | High, — thy | ha— bi | tation ; 
 There shall no | evil— be | fall thee, 
 
 Neither shall any | plague — come | nigh — thy | 
 dwelling. 
 For he shall give his angels | charge— over | thee, 
 
 To | keep thee— in | all— thy | ways. 
 They shall bear thee | up in — their | hands, 
 
 Lest thou dash thy | foot — a | gainst — a | stone. 
 Thou shalt tread upon the | lion— and | adder: 
 
 The young lion and the dragon shalt thou | 
 tram — pie | un—der | feet. 
 
 Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will | 
 I — de | liver him : 
 I will set him on high, because | he — hath | 
 known — my | name. 
 
He shall call upon me, and | I — will | answer him : 
 I will be with him in trouble ; I will de | li — ver 
 him, — and | honour him. 
 
 With long life will I | satis— fy | him, 
 And | shew — him | my — sal | vation. 
 
 XL. DOUBLE. 
 
 FKOM PSALM XCII. 
 
 ~lt is a good thing to give thanks | unto— the | Lord, 
 
 And to sing praises unto thy | na — me, | O — Most | 
 High : 
 To shew forth thy loving-kindness | in — the | morning, 
 
 And thy | faithful — ness | eve — ry | night, 
 Por thou, Lord, hast made me | glad— through thy | 
 work : 
 
 I will triumph | in— the | works of— thy | hands. 
 O Lord, how | great are— thy | works! 
 
 And thy | thoughts — are | ve — ry | deep. 
 The righteous shall nourish | like— the | palm tree: 
 
 He shall | grow — like a | cedar — in | Lebanon. 
 Those that be planted in the | house— of the | Lord 
 
 Shall flourish in the | courts— of | o— ur | God. 
 They shall still bring forth | fruit in— old | age ; 
 
 They | shall — be | fat — and | flourishing; 
 To shew that the | Lord — is | upright : 
 
 He is my rock, and there is no un | right — eous | 
 ness — in | him. 
 
 XL!. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM XCIII. 
 
 (fifyl | Lo— rd | reigneth, 
 
 He is | cl — o | thed — with | majesty ; 
 The Lord is clothed with strength, wherewith he hath | 
 girded — him | self: 
 The world also is established, that | it— can | not — 
 be I moved. 
 
Thy throne is es | tablish — ed of | old : 
 
 Thou | art— from | ev — er | lasting. 
 The floods have lifted up, O Lord, the floods have lifted | 
 up — their | voice; 
 The | floods — lift | up — their | waves. 
 The Lord on high is mightier than the noise of | 
 ma— ny | waters, 
 Yea, than the mighty | wa— ves | of— the | sea. 
 Thy testimonies are | ve — ry [ sure : 
 
 Holiness becometh thine | house, — O | Lord, — for | 
 ever. 
 
 XLII. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM XCV. 
 
 (Jf) xnmf, let us sing un | to— the | Lord : 
 
 Let us make a joyful noise to the | rock — of | our — 
 sal | vation. 
 Let us come before his presence | with — thanks | giving, 
 
 And make a joyful | noise — unto | him — with | 
 
 For the Lord is a | gre— at | God, 
 
 And a great | king a— bove | a — 11 | gods. 
 In his hand are the deep places | of — the j earth : 
 
 The strength of the | hills — is | hi — s | also. 
 The sea is his, | and — he | made it: 
 
 And his hands | formed— the | dr — y | land. 
 
 O come, let us worship and | bo — w | down : 
 
 Let us kneel be | fore— the | Lord— our | maker. 
 Tor he | is— our | God; 
 
 And we are the people of his pasture, and the | 
 sheep— of | hi— s | hand. 
 To-day if ye will hear his voice, harden | not— your | 
 heart, 
 As in the provocation, and as in the day of temp | 
 ta— tion I in — the I wilderness : 
 
Cffarf-tak. 
 
 When your fathers | temp— ted | me, 
 
 Proved me, and | sa — w | m — y | work. 
 Forty years long was I grieved with this gene | ration, — 
 and | said, 
 It is a people that do err in their heart, and they | 
 have— not | known — my | ways: 
 Unto whom I | sware in — my | wrath 
 
 That they should not | en — ter | into — my | rest. 
 
 XLS IB. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM XCVI. 
 
 dn Sing unto the Lord a | ne— w | song: 
 
 Sing unto the | Lo— rd, | all — the | earth. 
 Sing unto the Lord, | bless— his | name ; 
 
 Shew forth his sal | vation — from | day — to | day. 
 Declare his glory a | mong — the | heathen, 
 
 His | wonders— a | mong — all | people. 
 For the Lord is great, and greatly | to— be | praised : 
 
 He is to be | feared — a | bove — all | gods. 
 For all the gods of the j nations — are | idols : 
 
 But the | Lo— rd | made — the | heavens. 
 Honour and majesty | are — be | fore him : 
 
 Strength and beauty are | in — his | sane — tu | ary. 
 Give unto the Lord, O ye kindreds | of — the | people, 
 
 Give unto the | Lo — rd | glory — and | strength. 
 Give unto the Lord the glory due un | to — his | name : 
 
 Bring an offering, and | come— in | to — his | courts. 
 O worship the Lord in the | beauty — of | holiness, 
 
 Fear be | fore — him, | all — the | earth. 
 Let the heavens rejoice, and let the | earth— be | glad; 
 
 Let the sea roar, | and— the | fulness — there | of. 
 Let the field be joyful, and all that | is— there | in : 
 Then shall all the trees of the wood re | joice— be | fore — 
 
 the | Lord : 
 {For he cometh, for he cometh to | judge— the | earth : 
 
 He shall judge the world with righteousness, and 
 the | peo — pie | with — his | truth. 
 
XLIV r 
 
 $jjanMBmift. 
 
 XLIV. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM XCVIII. 
 
 (uS Sing unto the Lord a | ne — w | song; 
 
 For he | hath — done | marvel — lous | things ; 
 His right hand, and his | ho — ly | arm, 
 
 Hath | got — ten | him — the | victory. 
 The Lord hath made known | his— sal | vation : 
 
 His righteousness hath he openly shewed in the | 
 sig — ht | of— the | heathen. 
 He hath remembered his mercy and his truth toward 
 the ! house— of | Israel : 
 All the ends of the earth have seen the sal | va- 
 tion | of — our | God. 
 Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, | all — the | earth, 
 Make a loud noise, and re | joice, — and | si — ng | 
 praise. 
 Sing unto the | Lord — with the | harp ; 
 
 With the | harp,— and the | voice of — a | psalm. 
 "With trumpets and | sound— of | cornet, 
 
 Make a joyful noise be | fore — the | Lord,— the | 
 King. 
 Let the sea roar, and the | fulness— there | of; 
 
 The world, and | they— that | dwell — there | in. 
 Let the floods | clap — their | hands : 
 
 Let the hills be joyful to | gether— be | fore — the | 
 Lord; 
 For he cometh to | judge— the | earth : 
 
 With righteousness shall he judge the | world, — 
 and the | people — with | equity. 
 
 XLVo DOUBLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM XCIX. 
 
 lUhlj? I Lo— rd | reigneth ; 
 
 Le | t — the | peo — pie | tremble : 
 He sitteth be | tween — the | cherubims ; 
 
 Let the | ea— rth | b — e | moved. 
 
XLVI. 
 
 ff|jattt-tak. 
 
 The Lord is | great— in | Zion ; 
 
 And he is j high a— -bove | all—the | people. 
 Let them praise thy great and I terri— ble I name ; 
 
 For | i— t | i— s | holy. 
 Exalt ye the Lord our God, and worship | at— his | 
 footstool ; 
 
 For | h— e | i— s | holy. 
 Exalt the Lord our God, and worship at his | ho— ly | 
 hill; 
 
 For the | Lord— our | God— is | holy. 
 
 XLVI. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM C. 
 
 jt|ak£ a J°y^ noise unto the Lord, | all— ye | lands. 
 Serve the Lord with gladness : come be | fore — his | 
 presence — with J singing. 
 Know ye that the Lord | he — is | God : 
 
 It is he that hath made us, and | no— t | we — our | 
 selves ; 
 We are | hi— s | people, 
 
 And the | sheep — of | hi — s | pasture. 
 Enter into his gates | with — thanks | giving, 
 And | into — his | courts — with j praise : 
 Be thankful unto him, and | bless — his | name. 
 
 For the | Lo— rd | i — s | good: 
 His mercy is | ev — er | lasting : 
 
 And his truth en | dureth — to | all—gene | rations. 
 
 XLVI I. SINGLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM CII. 
 
 df^rar my I prayer, — O | Lord, 
 
 And let my | cry— come | un — to | thee. 
 Hide not thy face from me in the day when I | am — in | 
 trouble : 
 Incline thine ear unto me: in the day when I | 
 ca — 11 | answer — me | speedily. 
 
My days are like a shadow | that— de | clineth ; 
 
 And I am | wither — ed | li — ke | grass. 
 But thou, O Lord, shalt en | dure — for | ever ; 
 
 And thy remembrance | un— to j all— gene | ra- 
 tions. 
 Thou shalt arise, and have I mercy up — on | Zion : 
 
 Por the time to favour her, yea, the | se — t | time, — 
 is | come. 
 
 When the Lord shall | build — up | Zion, 
 
 He shall ap | pear— in | hi — s | glory. 
 He will regard the | prayer — of the | destitute, 
 
 And | not — des | pise — their | prayer. 
 This shall be written for the gene | ration — to | come : 
 
 And the people which shall be ere | ated — shall | 
 praise — the | Lord; 
 Por he hath looked down from the | height of — his | 
 sanctuary ; 
 
 Prom heaven did the | Lord — be | hold — the | 
 earth ; 
 To hear the groaning | of— the | prisoner ; 
 
 To loose those that | are— ap | pointed — to | death ; 
 To declare the name of the | Lord— in | Zion, 
 
 And his | pra — ise | in — Je | rusalem; 
 When the people are | gathered — to | gether, 
 
 And the | kingdoms, — to | serve — the | Lord. 
 
 Of old hast thou laid the foundation | of — the | earth : 
 
 And the heavens are the | work — of | th — y | hands. 
 They shall perish, but | thou shalt— en | dure ; 
 
 Yea, all of them shall wax | o— Id | like — a | gar- 
 ment; 
 As a vesture shalt thou change them, and they | shall — 
 be | changed: 
 But thou art the same, and thy | years — shall | 
 have — no I end. 
 
XLVIII. 
 
 Cljarit-tai 
 
 XLVIII. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM era. 
 
 jjftlflM the Lord, | O— my | soul : 
 
 And all that is within me, | bless— his | ho— ly | 
 name. 
 Bless the Lord, | 0~my j soul, 
 
 And for | get— not | all— his | benefits; 
 Who forgiveth all | thine— in | iquities ; 
 
 Who | heal— eth | all — thy di | seases ; 
 Who redeemeth thy | life — from de | struction ; 
 
 Who crowneth thee with loving | kindness— and | 
 ten — der | mercies ; 
 Who satisfieth thy mouth with | go — od | things ; 
 
 So that thy youth is re | new— ed | like— the [ 
 
 The Lord executeth | righteous— ness and | judgment 
 
 Por | all — that | are— op | pressed. 
 He made known his | ways — unto | Moses, 
 
 His acts un | to — the | children — of | Israel. 
 The Lord is | merciful— and | gracious, 
 
 Slow to | anger, — and | plenteous— in | mercy. 
 He will not | al— ways | chide : 
 
 Neither will he | keep — his | anger — for | ever. 
 He hath not dealt with us | after — our | sins; 
 
 Nor rewarded us ac | cording — to | our — in | 
 iquities. 
 For as the heaven is high a | bove— the \ earth, 
 
 So great is his | mercy — toward | them — that | fear 
 him. 
 As far as the east is | from — the | west, 
 
 So far hath he removed | our — trans | gres— sions | 
 from us. 
 Like as a father | pitieth — his | children, 
 
 So the Lord | piti — eth | them— that | fear him. 
 
 For he | knoweth — our | frame ; 
 
 He re [ membereth — that | we— are | dust. 
 
Cljant-Sunk. xlix. 
 
 As for man, his | days— are as | grass : 
 
 As a flower of the | fie — Id, | so— he | flourisheth. 
 Por the wind passeth over it, and | it— is | gone ; 
 
 And the place there I of—shall I know it — no | 
 
 more. 
 But the mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to ever- 
 lasting upon | them — that | fear him, 
 And his righteousness | un — to j chil — dren's | chil- 
 dren; 
 To such as | keep— his | covenant, 
 
 And to those that remember | his — com | mand — 
 ments to | do them. 
 The Lord hath prepared his | throne — in the | heavens ; 
 
 And his kingdom | ru— leth | o — ver | all. 
 Bless the Lord, ye his angels, that excel in strength, 
 that | do — his com | mandments, 
 Hearkening unto the | voice — of | hi — s | word. 
 Bless ye the Lord, all | ye— his | hosts; 
 
 Ye ministers of | his, — that J do — his | pleasure. 
 Bless the Lord, all his works in all places of | his — 
 do | minion : 
 Bless the | Lo— rd, | O — my | soul. 
 
 XLIX. SINGLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM CIV, 
 
 ^Rta the Lord, | O— my | soul. 
 
 O Lord my God, thou art very great ; thou art | 
 clothed— with | honour — and | majesty. 
 Who coverest thyself with light as | with — a | gar- 
 ment : 
 Who stretchest out the | hea — vens | like— a | 
 curtain : 
 Who layeth the beams of his chambers | in — the | 
 waters : 
 Who maketh the clouds his chariot : who walketh 
 upon the | win — gs | of— the | wind : 
 
Cljant-Scnk. 
 
 Who maketh his | an — gels | spirits ; 
 
 His | minis — ters a | fla — ming | fire : 
 Who laid the foundations | of — the | earth, 
 
 That it should | not — he re | moved — for | ever. 
 
 Lord, how manifold are thy works ! in wisdom hast 
 
 thou | made — them | all: 
 The | earth — is | full of— thy | riches. 
 
 1 will sing unto the Lord as | long as — I | live : 
 
 I will sing praise to my God | while — I | have — 
 my | being. 
 My meditation of him | shall — be | sweet : 
 I will be | gla— d | in— the | Lord. 
 
 L. DOUBLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM CVII. 
 
 (j|) ginr thanks unto the Lord, for | he— is | good : 
 
 For his | mercy— en | dureth— for | ever. 
 Let the redeemed of the | Lord— say | so, 
 
 Whom he hath redeemed from the | ha — nd | of — 
 the | enemy; 
 They wandered in the wilderness in a | soli — tary | way; 
 
 They | found— no | city —to | dwell in. 
 Hungry | a— nd | thirsty, 
 
 Their | so— ul | fain— ted | in them. 
 Then they cried into the | Lord in — their | trouble, 
 
 And he delivered them | out — of | their — 
 dis | tresses. 
 And he led them forth by the | ri— ght | way, 
 
 That they might go to a | city— of | ha— bi | tation. 
 Oh that men would praise the | Lord for— his | goodness, 
 
 And for his wonderful | works — to the | children — 
 of | men ! 
 Por he satisfieth the | long— ing | soul, 
 
 And filleth the | hun — gry | soul— with | goodness. 
 Such as sit in darkness and in the | shad6w— of | death, 
 
fdant-Sunk. li; 
 
 Being | bound — in af | fliction— and | iron ; 
 Because they rebelled against the | words — of | God, 
 And contemned the | counsel— of the | mo— st | 
 High: 
 Therefore he brought down their | heart — with | labour; 
 They fell down, and | there— was | none — to | help. 
 Then they cried unto the | Lord in — their | trouble, 
 
 And he saved them | out — of | their — dis | tresses. 
 He brought them out of darkness and the | shadow — 
 of | death, 
 And | brake — their | bands — in | sunder. 
 Oh that men would praise the I Lord for — his | goodness, 
 And for his wonderful | works — to the | children — 
 of | men ! 
 
 LI. DOUBLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM CVII. 
 
 (jn tjjftt men would praise the | Lord for— his | goodness, 
 And for his wonderful | works — to the | children — 
 of | men ! 
 Let them exalt him also in the congregation | of — the | 
 people, 
 And praise him in the as | sem — bly | of — the | 
 elders. 
 He turneth rivers | into — a | wilderness, 
 
 And the | water — springs | into — dry | ground ; 
 A fruitful | land — into | barrenness, 
 
 Por the wickedness of | them — that | dwell — 
 there | in. 
 He turneth the wilderness into a | stan — ding | water, 
 
 And dry | gro — und | in — to | watersprings. 
 And there he maketh the I hungry — to | dwell, 
 
 That they may prepare a | city — for | ha— bi | ta- 
 tion; 
 And sow the fields, and | pla — nt | vineyards, 
 "Which may | yie— Id | fruits — of | increase. 
 
us- Cifant-Simt 
 
 He blesseth them also, so that they are | multi — plied | 
 greatly: 
 And suffer eth not their | cat — tie | to — de | crease. 
 Again, they are minished | and— brought | low 
 
 Through op | pression, — af | fliction, — and | sorrow. 
 He poureth contempt upon princes, and causeth them to 
 wander in the wilderness, where there | is — no | 
 way. 
 Yet setteth he the poor on high from affliction, and 
 maketh him | fami — lies | like — a | flock. 
 The righteous shall see it, | and — re | joice: 
 
 And all in | iquity — shall | stop — her | mouth. 
 Whoso is wise, and will oh | ser — ve | these things, 
 Even they shall under stand the loving | kind— ness | 
 of— the I Lord. 
 
 LI!. 
 
 PSALM CXI. 
 
 % 
 
 mm | ye— the | Lord. 
 *\ I will praise the | Lord— with | my— whole | heart, 
 In the assembly | of— the j upright, 
 
 And | in — the | con — gre | gation. 
 The works of the | Lord — are | great, 
 
 Sought out of all | them that— have | pleasure — 
 there | in. 
 His work is honourable | a — nd | glorious : 
 
 And his righteousness en | d — u | reth — for | ever. 
 He hath made his wonderful works to j be — re | mem- 
 bered : 
 The Lord is gracious, and | fu— 11 | of— com | pas- 
 sion. 
 He hath given meat unto \ them — that | fear him : 
 
 He will ever be | mind — ful | of — his | covenant. 
 He hath shewed his people the | power of — his | works, 
 That he may give them the | heri — tage | of— the | 
 heathen. 
 
Cjjant-Snnk. 
 
 LIII. 
 
 The works of his hands are | verity — and | judgment ; 
 
 All his com | mand— ments | a— re | sure. 
 They stand fast for | ever — and | ever, 
 
 And are | done — in | truth and— up | rightness. 
 He sent redemption | unto — his | people : 
 
 He hath commanded his | cov— e | nant— for | ever. 
 Holy and reverend | is— his | name. 
 
 The fear of the Lord | is the — be | ginning — of | 
 wisdom : 
 A good understanding have all they that | do— his 
 com | mandments. 
 
 His | praise — en | dureth— for | ever. 
 
 LIU. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM CXII. 
 
 ^raiSB | ye— the | Lord. 
 
 ^ Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord, that 
 delight eth | greatly — in | his— com | mand- 
 ments. 
 His seed shall be | mighty up — on | earth : 
 
 The generation of the | up— right | shall — be | 
 blessed. 
 Wealth and riches shall | be in— his | house : 
 
 And his righteousness en | d — u | reth — for | ever. 
 Unto the upright there ariseth | light — in the | darkness : 
 He is gracious, and | full of— com | passion, — and | 
 righteous. 
 A good man sheweth | favour,— and | lendeth : 
 
 He will guide his af | fa— irs | with — dis | cretion. 
 Surely he shall not be | moved — for | ever : 
 
 The righteous shall be in | ev — er | las — ting re- | 
 membrauce. 
 He shall not be afraid of | e— vil | tidings: 
 
 His heart is fixed, | trus— ting | in— the | Lord. 
 His heart is established, he shall | not— be a | fraid, 
 Until he see his de | sire — up | on— his | enemies. 
 
 E 2 
 
liv. tftyant-Simlt. lv. 
 
 He hath dispersed, he hath given | to— the | poor ; 
 
 His righteousness endureth for ever; his horn 
 
 shall | be — ex | alted — with | honour. 
 
 The wicked shall see it, and be grieved ; he shall gnash 
 
 with his teeth, and | melt — a | way : 
 
 The de | sire — of the | wicked— shall | perish. 
 
 LIV. DOUBLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM CXIII. 
 
 'Jurats? | ye— the | Lord. 
 
 •"p Praise, O ye servants of the Lord, | praise — the | 
 
 name — of the | Lord. 
 Blessed be the name | of— the | Lord 
 
 Prom this time | forth — and for | ev — er | more. 
 Prom the rising of the sun unto the going | down — of 
 the | same 
 
 The Lord's | na— me | is to — be | praised. 
 The Lord is high a | bove — all | nations, 
 
 And his | glory — a | bove — the | heavens. 
 "Who is like unto the | Lord — our | God 
 
 Who | dw— el | leth— on | high, 
 Who humbleth him | self to — be | hold 
 
 The things that are in | heaven, — and | in — the | 
 earth ! 
 He raiseth up the poor J out of — the | dust, 
 
 And lifteth the | nee — dy | out of — the | dunghill ; 
 That he may | set him — with | princes, 
 
 Even with the | prin — ces | of— his | people. 
 
 LV- DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM PSALM CXVI. 
 
 ^ I Inns— the | Lord, 
 
 Because he hath heard my | voice and — my | sup — 
 pli | cations. 
 Because he hath inclined his | ear — unto | me, 
 
 Therefore will I call upon | him — as | long as — I | 
 live. 
 
Hut-Sml. w' 1 ' 
 
 The sorrows of death compassed me, and the pains of 
 hell gat | hold — up | on me : 
 1 1 fou — nd | trouble — and | sorrow. 
 Then called I upon the | name — of the | Lord ; 
 
 Lord, I be | seech thee, — de | liver — my | soul. 
 Gracious is the | Lord, — and | righteous ; 
 
 Yea, our | Go— d | i — s | merciful. 
 The Lord pre | serveth — the | simple : 
 
 1 was brought | low, — and | h — e | helped me. 
 Eeturn unto thy rest, | O — my | soul ; 
 
 For the Lord hath dealt | bounti — ful | ly — with | 
 thee. 
 Eor thou hast delivered my | soul—from | death, 
 
 Mine eyes from tears, | and — my | feet — from | 
 falling. 
 What shall I render | unto — the | Lord 
 
 For all his | be — ne | fits — toward | me ? 
 I will take the | cup of— sal | vation, 
 
 And call upon the | na— me | of— the | Lord. 
 I will pay my vows | unto — the | Lord 
 
 Now in the | presence— of | all — his | people. 
 I will offer to thee the sacri | fice of— thanks | giving 
 And will call upon the | na— me | of— the ] 
 Lord. 
 I will pay my vows | unto — the | Lord 
 
 Now in the | presence — of | all — his | people. 
 In the courts of the Lord's house, in the midst of j 
 thee, — O Je | rusalem. 
 Praise | y — e | th — e | Lord. 
 
 LVI. BINGM3. 
 
 FEOM PSALM CXVIII. 
 
 (jy gltlP thanks unto the Lord ; for | he — is | good : 
 Because his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 
 Let them now that fear the | Lo— rd | say, 
 That his | mercy — en | dureth— for | ever. 
 
lvii. ffjjant-Snnk. 
 
 It is better to trust in the Lord than to put | confidence— 
 in | man. 
 It is better to trust in the Lord than to put | con — 
 fi | dence — in | princes. 
 The Lord is my | strength — and | song, 
 
 And is be | co — me | my — sal | vation. 
 The voice of rejoicing and salvation is in the tabernacles | 
 of — the | righteous : 
 The right hand of the | Lo — rd | do— eth | valiantly. 
 The right hand of the | Lord is — ex | alted : 
 
 The right hand of the | Lo — rd | do — eth | valiantly. 
 
 Open to me the | gates — of | righteousness : 
 
 I will go into them, and | I — will | praise— the | 
 Lord : 
 This is the day which the | Lord— hath | made ; 
 
 We will re | joice and — be | glad — in | it. 
 Save now, I be | seech thee, — O | Lord : 
 
 O Lord, I beseech thee, | se — nd [ now — pros- | 
 perity. 
 Thou art my God, and | I — will | praise thee : 
 
 Thou art my | God, — I | will — ex | alt thee. 
 O give thanks unto the Lord ; for | he— is | good : 
 
 For his | mercy— en | dureth— for | ever. 
 
 LVIli DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM CXXI. 
 
 *3 dill lift up mine eyes | unto— the | hills, 
 
 From | whe— nee | cometh— my | help. 
 My help cometh | from — the | Lord, 
 
 Which | ma— de | heaven — and | earth. 
 He will not suffer thy | foot to — be | moved : 
 
 He that | keepeth— thee | will — not | slumber. 
 Behold, he that | keep — eth | Israel 
 
 Shall neither | slum— ber | no — r | sleep. 
 The Lord is | th— y | keeper : 
 
 The Lord is thy shade up | on — thy | rig — ht | hand. 
 
LVIII. 
 
 Cjjant-fBirak. 
 
 The sun shall not | smite thee — by | day, 
 
 Nor the | mo — on | b— y | night. 
 The Lord shall preserve thee from | a — 11 | evil : 
 
 He | shall — pre | serve — thy | soul. 
 The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy | com — 
 ing | in, 
 From this time forth, and | even— for | ev — er- | 
 more. 
 
 LVIII. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM CXXII. 
 
 *3 IHH5 glad when they | said — unto | me, 
 
 Let us go into the | ho — use | of — the | Lord. 
 Our feet shall stand with | in — thy | gates, 
 
 Je | r — u | s — a | lem. 
 
 Jerusalem is builded as a city that is com | pact — to- J 
 gether : 
 Whither the tribes go up, the tribes of the Lord, 
 unto the | tes — ti | mony — of | Israel, 
 To give thanks unto the | name — of the | Lord. 
 
 For there are set thrones of judgment, the | 
 thrones — of the | house — of | David. 
 Pray for the | peace of — Je | rusalem : 
 
 They shall | pros— per | th — at | love thee. 
 Peace be with | in — thy | walls, 
 
 And pros | perity — with | in — thy | palaces. 
 For my brethren and com | pan — ions 5 | sakes, 
 
 1 will now say, | Pe— ace | be — with | in thee. 
 Because of the house of the | Lord — our | God 
 
 I will | se— ek | th — y | good. 
 
 HX. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM CXXY. 
 
 (nT,I|iq that trust in the Lord shall | be as— mount | 
 ^ Zion, 
 
 Which cannot be removed, | but— a | bideth— for | 
 ever. 
 
LX, 
 
 Cfjant~tat 
 
 As the mountains are round a | bout— Je | rusalem, 
 So the Lord is round about his people from 
 hence — forth | even — for | ever. 
 For the rod of the wicked shall not rest upon the 
 lot — of the | righteous ; 
 Lest the righteous put forth their | ha — nds 
 unto— in | iquity. 
 
 Do good, O Lord, unto | those that — be | good, 
 
 And to them that are | up— right | in — their | 
 hearts. 
 As for such as | turn— a | side 
 
 TJn | to— their | croo — ked | ways, 
 The Lord shall lead them forth with the workers | of- 
 in | iquity: 
 But | peace— shall | be up— on | Israel. 
 
 LX. DOUBL1 
 
 PSALM CXXX. 
 
 (jf)nt I of— the | depths 
 
 Have I cried unto | th— ee, | O | Lord. 
 
 Lord, | hear — my | voice : 
 
 Let thine ears be attentive to the | voice of — my | 
 sup — pli | cations. 
 If thou, Lord, shouldst | mark — in | iquities, 
 
 | Lo— rd, | who— shall | stand ? 
 But there is for | giveness— with | thee, 
 
 That | th — ou | mayest— be | feared. 
 I wait for the Lord, my | soul — doth | wait, 
 
 And in his | wo— rd | do — I | hope. 
 My soul waiteth for the Lord more than they that | 
 watch — for the | morning : 
 
 1 say, more than | they — that | watch — for the | 
 
 morning. 
 
tfjjanMBnnk. 
 
 LXI. 
 
 Let Israel | hope — in the | Lord : 
 
 For with the | Lord — there | i — s | mercy, 
 And with him is | plenteous — re | demption. 
 
 And he shall redeem Israel from | a— 11 | his- 
 iguities. 
 
 LXL SINGLE. 
 
 FROM PSALM CXXXVI. 
 
 Qn glUB thanks unto the Lord ; for | he — is | good : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 O give thanks unto the | God — of | gods : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 O give thanks to the | Lord — of | lords : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 To him who alone | doeth — great | wonders : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 To him that by wisdom | made — the | heavens : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth— for | ever. 
 To him that stretched out the earth a | bove— the | 
 waters : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 To him that | made — great | lights : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth— for | ever. 
 The sun to | rule — by | day: 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 The moon and stars to | rule— by | night: 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 Who remembered us in our | low — es | tate : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 And hath redeemed us | from— our | enemies : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 "Who giveth | food to— all | flesh : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth— for | ever. 
 O give thanks unto the | God— of | heaven : 
 
 For his | mercy — en | dureth — for | ever. 
 
£xh. C^ant-ffinnk. ixm. 
 
 LXII. DOUBLE. 
 
 PSALM CXXXVIII. 
 
 *3 dtll praise thee with | my— whole | heart : 
 
 Before the gods will I sing | pra— ise | un — to | thee. 
 I will worship toward thy | ho — ly | temple, 
 
 And praise thy name for thy lovingkindness | and — 
 for | th — y | truth: 
 For thou hast magni | fied — thy | word 
 
 Above | a — 11 | th — y | name. 
 In the day when I cried thou | answer — edst | me, 
 
 And strengthenedst me with | stre — ngth | in — 
 my J soul. 
 All the kings of the earth shall | praise thee, — O | Lord, 
 
 When they | hear — the | words of — thy | mouth. 
 Tea, they shall sing in the | ways — of the | Lord ; 
 
 For great is the | glo — ry | of — the | Lord. 
 Though the Lord be high, yet hath he respect | unto — 
 the | lowly; 
 
 But the proud he | knoweth — a | fa — r | off. 
 Though I walk in the | midst— of | trouble, 
 
 Thou | | wilt — re | vive me : 
 
 Thou shalt stretch forth thine hand against the | wrath 
 of — mine | enemies, 
 
 Apd | thy— right | hand— shall | save me. 
 The Lord will perfect | that which — con | cerneth me : 
 
 Thy mercy, O Lord, endureth for ever : forsake not 
 the | works — of | thine — own | hands. 
 
 LXII I. double. 
 
 FROM PSALM CXXXIX. 
 
 nh IDnrit, thou hast searched | me, — and | known me. 
 Thou knowest my downsitting and mine uprising, 
 thou understandest my | thought — a | fa — r | 
 off. 
 Thou compassest my path and my | ly— ing | down, 
 And art ac | quainted— with | all— my | ways. 
 
Ctjaitt-Snnk, 
 
 For there is not a | word in — my | tongue, 
 
 But, lo, O Lord, thou | knowest — it | al— to- | 
 gether. 
 Thou hast heset me be | hind— and be | fore, 
 
 And | laid — thine | hand — up | on me. 
 Whither shall I | go from — thy | spirit ? 
 
 Or whither shall I | flee — from | th — y | presence? 
 If I ascend up into heaven, | thou — art | there : 
 
 If I make my bed in hell, be | ho — Id, | thou — art | 
 there. 
 If I take the | wings — of the | morning, 
 
 And dwell in the | utter — most | parts — of the | sea: 
 Even there shall thy | ha — nd | lead me, 
 
 And | thy — right | hand — shall | hold me. 
 If I say, Surely the | darkness— shall | cover me ; 
 
 Even the | night shall — be | light — a | bout me. 
 Tea, the darkness hideth not from thee ; but the night 
 shineth | as — the | day: 
 
 The darkness and the light are | both— a | like- 
 to | thee. 
 How precious also are thy thoughts unto | me, — O | 
 ; God! 
 
 How | great — is the | sum — of | them ! 
 If I should count them, they are more in number | 
 than — the | sand: 
 
 When I a | wake, — I am | still — with | thee. 
 Search me, O God, and | know — my | heart : 
 
 Try | me, — and | know — my | thoughts : 
 And see if there be any wicked | w— ay | in me, 
 
 And lead me in the | wa — y | e — ver | lasting. 
 
 LXIV. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM CXLV. 
 
 % mill extol thee, my | God,— O | King; 
 
 And I will bless thy | name — for | ever— and | ever. 
 Every | day will — I | bless thee ; 
 
 And I will praise thy | name— for | ever — and | 
 ever. 
 
ixiv. dWjant-Sniilt. 
 
 Great is the Lord, and greatly | to — be | praised ; 
 
 And his | great — ness | is— un | searchable. 
 One generation shall praise thy | works — to a | nother, 
 
 And shall de | clare— thy | migh — ty | acts. 
 I will speak of the glorious honour of | th — y | majesty, 
 
 And | of — thy | won — drous | works. 
 And men shall speak of the might of thy | terri — ble | 
 acts: 
 
 And | I— will de | clare — thy | greatness. 
 They shall abundantly utter the memory of | thy — 
 great | goodness, 
 
 And shall | sing — of [ th — y | righteousness. 
 
 The Lord is gracious, and | full of— com | passion ; 
 
 Slow to anger, | and — of | gre— at | mercy. 
 The Lord is | good — to | all : 
 
 And his tender mercies are | o— ver | all— his | 
 works. 
 All thy works shall | praise thee, — O | Lord; 
 
 And thy | sa — ints | sha — 11 | bless thee. 
 They shall speak of the | glory of — thy | kingdom. 
 
 And | talk— of | th — y | power ; 
 To make known to the sons of men his | migh — ty | acts, 
 
 And the glorious | majes— ty | of — his | kingdom. 
 Thy kingdom is an ever | las — ting | kingdom, 
 
 And thy dominion endureth through j out — all | 
 ge — ne | rations. 
 
 The Lord upholdeth | all— that | fall, 
 
 And raise th up all | those that— be | bow— ed | 
 down. 
 The eyes of all | wait up— on | thee ; 
 
 And thou givest them their | meat— in | du— e | 
 season. 
 Thou | openest— thine | hand, 
 
 And satisfiest the desire of | eve— ry | liv— ing | 
 thing. 
 
C&fflrt-SflHfc. LXV. 
 
 The Lord is righteous in | all — his | ways, 
 
 And | holy — in | all— his [ works. 
 The Lord is nigh unto all them that | call — up | on him, 
 
 To all that | call up — on | him— in | truth. 
 He will fulfil the desire of | them— that | fear him : 
 
 He also will hear their | cry,— and | wi — 11 | save 
 them. 
 The Lord preserveth all | them — that | love him : 
 
 But all the I wicked — will | he — de | stroy. 
 My mouth shall speak the | praise— of the | Lord : 
 
 And let all flesh bless his holy | name — for | ever — 
 and I ever. 
 
 LXV. SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM CXLVI. 
 
 ifytmi 1 ye— the | Lord. 
 
 1 Praise the | Lo — rd, | O— my | soul. 
 
 While I live will I | praise — the | Lord. 
 
 I will sing praises unto my God while | I — have | 
 a — ny | being. 
 Put not your | trust — in | princes, 
 
 Nor in the son of man, in | whom — there | is— no | 
 help. 
 His breath goeth forth, he returneth | to — his | earth ; 
 
 In that very | day— his | thou — ghts | perish. 
 Happy is he that hath the God of Jacob j for— his | help, 
 
 Whose hope is | in — the | Lord — his | God : 
 Which made heaven, and earth, the sea, and all that | 
 there — in | is : 
 
 Which | keep — eth | truth — for | ever : 
 Which executeth judgment | for the — op | pressed : 
 
 Which giveth | fo— od | to— the | hungry. 
 
 The Lord | looseth— the | prisoners : 
 
 The Lord openeth the | ey — es | of— the | blind : 
 The Lord raiseth them that are | bow— ed | down: 
 
 The | Lo— rd | loveth — the | righteous : 
 
i*vi. «jrant-8nnk. 
 
 The Lord preserveth the strangers ; he relieveth the | 
 fatherless — and | widow: 
 But the way of the wicked he | turn — eth | up — 
 side | down. 
 The Lord shall reign for ever, even thy God, O Zion, 
 unto | all— gener | ations. 
 Praise | y— e | th — e j Lord. 
 
 LXVli SINGLE. 
 
 PSALM CXLVII. 
 
 j^IHIS? ye the Lord : for it is good to sing praises J 
 "j unto — our | God; 
 
 For it is | pleasant ; — and | praise — is | comely. 
 The Lord doth build | up — Je | rusalem ; 
 
 He gathereth to | gether — the | out— casts of | 
 Israel. 
 He healeth the | broken — in | heart, 
 
 And | bind — eth | up — their | wounds. 
 He telleth the number | of — the | stars ; 
 
 He calleth them | a— 11 | by — their | names. 
 Great is our Lord, and I of — great | power : 
 
 His under | stan — ding | i — s | infinite. 
 The Lord lifteth | up — the | meek : 
 
 He casteth the | wick — ed | down to — the [ ground. 
 
 Sing unto the Lord | with — thanks | giving; 
 
 Sing praise upon the | ha — rp | unto — our | God : 
 Who covereth the heaven with clouds, who prepareth | 
 rain — for the | earth, 
 "Who maketh grass to | grow — up | on — the | moun- 
 tains. 
 He giveth to the | beast —his | food, 
 
 And to the young | ra— vens | whi — ch | cry. 
 
He delighteth not in the | strength — of the | horse : 
 He takethnot | pleasure— in the | legs— of a [ man. 
 
 The Lord taketh pleasure in | them— that | fear him, 
 In | those — that | hope in — his | mercy. 
 
 Praise the Lord, | O — Je | rusalem ; 
 
 Praise thy | Go— d, | O | Zion. 
 
 Por he hath strengthened the | bars of — thy j gates ; 
 
 He hath | blessed — thy | children — with | in thee. 
 He maketh | peace in — thy | borders, 
 
 And filleth thee with the | fi — nest | of — the | wheat. 
 He sendeth forth his commandment up | o— n | earth : 
 
 His word | run — neth | ve — ry | swiftly. 
 He giveth | snow — like | wool : 
 
 He scattereth the | ho— ar | frost — like [ ashes. 
 He casteth forth his | ice — like | morsels : 
 
 Who can | stand — be | fore — his | cold ? 
 He sendeth out his | word, — and | melteth them : 
 
 He causeth his wind to blow, | and — the | wa — 
 ters | flow. 
 He sheweth his | word — unto | Jacob, 
 
 His statutes and his | judg— ments | un — to | Israel. 
 He hath not dealt so with any nation : and as for his 
 judgments, they | have — not | known them. 
 
 Praise | y — e | th— e | Lord. 
 
 LXVB1. 
 
 FEOM PSALM CXLVIII. 
 
 ^rHlSB | ye— the | Lord. 
 
 T Praise ye the Lord from the heavens: | praise - 
 
 him | in — the | heights. 
 Praise ye him, | all — his | angels : 
 
 Praise ye | hi — m, | all — his | hosts. 
 Praise ye him, | sun — and | moon: 
 
 Praise him, | all — ye | stars — of | light. 
 
LXVIII. 
 
 0{rant-Snnk. 
 
 Praise him, ye | heavens— of | heavens, 
 
 And ye waters that | be — a | bove — the | heavens. 
 Let them praise the | name— of the | Lord: 
 
 For he commanded, | and — they | were— ere | ated. 
 He hath also stablished them for | ever — and | ever : 
 
 He hath made a de | cree — which | shall — not | pass. 
 Praise the | Lord — from the | earth, 
 
 Ye | dragons,— and | a — 11 | deeps: 
 Fire, and hail ; | snow,— and | vapours ; 
 
 Stormy | wind — ful | filling — his | word: 
 Mountains, and | a — 11 | hills ; 
 
 Pruitful | trees,— and | a — 11 | cedars: 
 Beasts, and | a — 11 | cattle, 
 
 Creeping | things, — and | fly — ing | fowl : 
 Kings of the earth, and | a — 11 | people ; 
 
 Princes, and all | jud — ges | of— the | earth : 
 Both young | men, — and | maidens ; 
 
 Old | me — n, | a — nd | children: 
 Let them praise the | name — of the | Lord : 
 
 Por his | name — a | lone — is | excellent ; 
 His glory is above the | earth — and | heaven. 
 
 Praise | y — e | th — e | Lord. 
 
 LXV931. 
 
 PSALM CL. 
 
 % 
 
 jrarSP ye the Lord. Praise | God in — his | sanctuary: 
 I Praise him in the | firma — merit | of — his | power. 
 Praise him for his | migh — ty | acts : 
 
 Praise him according | to— his | excel— lent | great- 
 ness. 
 Praise him with the | sound — of the | trumpet : 
 
 Praise him | with— the | psaltery — and | harp. 
 Praise him with the | timbrel— and | pipe : 
 
 Praise him with stringed | in— stru | ments — and | 
 organs. 
 
lxix. ^ant-Sunk, lxx. 
 
 Praise him upon the I lo — ud | cymbals : 
 
 Praise him upon the | hi— gh | sound — ing | cym- 
 bals. 
 Let everything that hath breath | praise— the | Lord. 
 
 Praise | y— e | th— e ) Lord. 
 
 LXIX. DOUBLE. 
 
 ¥EOM ISAIAH XII. 
 
 (J?) tm% | I— will | praise thee : 
 
 Though thou wast angry with me, thine anger is 
 turned a | way, and — thou | comfort— est | me. 
 Behold, God is | my — sal | vation ; 
 
 I will | trust, — and | not— be a | fraid : 
 Porthe Lord Jehovah is my | strength and— my | song; 
 
 He also is be | co — me | my — sal | vation. 
 Therefore with joy shall | ye — draw | water 
 
 Out of the | wells— of | sa— 1 | vation. 
 And in that | day— shall ye | say, 
 
 Praise the Lord, | call — up | on — his | name, 
 Declare his doings a | mong — the | people, 
 
 Make mention that his | na — me | is— ex | alted. 
 Sing unto the Lord; for he hath done | excel — lent | 
 things : 
 
 This is | known— in J all— the | earth. 
 Cry out and shout, thou in | habitant — of | Zion ; 
 
 Por great is the Holy One of Israel | in— the | 
 midst— of | thee. 
 
 LXX. 
 
 FEOM MICAH VII. 
 
 4R rJHir^ not against me, | O— mine | enemy ; 
 ^ v When I | fall,— I | shall— a | rise; 
 When I | sit— in | darkness, 
 
 The Lord shall be a | lig — ht | un— to | me. 
 
Cfjant-Ennlt. 
 
 I will bear the indignation of the Lord, because I have 
 sinned a | gain — st | him, 
 Until he plead my cause, and | exe— cute | judg — 
 ment | for me : 
 He will bring me | forth— to the | light, 
 
 And I | shall — be | hold — his | righteousness. 
 Who is a God like unto thee, that | pardoneth— in | i- 
 quity, 
 And passeth by the transgressions of the | rem — 
 nant | of— his | heritage ? 
 He retaineth not his | anger— for | ever, 
 
 Because | he— de | lighteth— in J mercy. 
 He will | turn— a | gain, 
 
 He will ] have — com | passion — up | on us ; 
 He will sub | due — our in | iquities ; 
 
 And thou wilt cast all their sins in | to — the | 
 depths — of the | sea. 
 
 LXXI. SINGLE. 
 
 FEOM HABAKKUK III. 
 
 (fy ICorfr, I have heard thy speech, and | was— a | fraid : 
 O Lord, revive thy | work — in the | midst— of the [ 
 years, 
 
 In the midst of the | years — make | known ; 
 In | wrath— re | mem— ber | mercy. 
 
 God | came— from | Teman, 
 
 And the \ Holy— One | from— Mount | Paran. 
 His glory | covered— the | heavens, 
 
 And the | earth— was | full of— his | praise. 
 And his brightness | was— as the | light; 
 
 He had horns coming out of his hand : and there 
 was the | hi — ding | of— his | power. 
 Before him | went— the | pestilence, 
 
 And burning | coals— went | forth at — his | feet. 
 He stood, and | measured — the | earth : 
 
 He beheld, and ] drove— a | sunder— the | nations; 
 
^IjanWBnnk. 
 
 And the everlasting | mountains — were | scattered, 
 
 The per | petu — al | hills— did | bow: 
 The mountains saw thee, | and — they I trembled: 
 
 The overflowing of the | wa — ter j pas — sed | by : 
 The deep uttered his voice, and lifted up his | hands- 
 on | high. 
 
 The sun and moon stood | still in — their | ha — bi | 
 tation : 
 At the light of thine | arrows — they | went, 
 
 And at the shining | of— thy | glitter— ing | spear. 
 
 Although the figtree | shall— not | blossom, 
 
 Neither shall | fruit— be | in— the | vines; 
 The labour of the 1 olive— shall | fail, 
 
 And the | fields — shall | yield— no | meat; 
 The flock shall be cut | off— from the | fold, 
 
 And there shall | be— no | herd— in the | stalls: 
 Yet I will re | joice— in the | Lord, 
 
 I will joy in the | God— of | my— sal | vation. 
 
 LXXIi« DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM LUKE I. 
 
 j+)| soul doth magni | fy— the | Lord, 
 
 * And my spirit hath re | joiced — in | God— my | 
 Saviour. 
 For he that is mighty hath done to | me— great | things; 
 
 And | ho— ly | is — his | name. 
 And his mercy is on | them— that | fear him 
 Prom gene | ration — to | ge— ne | ration. 
 He hath shewed | strength with — his | arm ; 
 
 He hath scattered the proud in the imagin j a— tion | 
 of — their | hearts. 
 He hath put down the mighty | from — their j seats. 
 And exalted | them — of j low — de | gree. 
 
lxxiii. *jfant-8nak. 
 
 He hath filled the hungry | with— good | things ; 
 
 And the rich he | hath — sent | empty — a | way. 
 He hath holpen his | ser— vant | Israel,, 
 
 In re | mem— brance | of— his | mercy * 
 As he | spake to — our | fathers, 
 
 To Abraham, I and to— his I seed — for 1 ever. 
 
 LXXIII. SINGLE. 
 
 FEOM LUKE I. 
 
 ^ta& be the Lord | God— of | Israel; 
 
 For he hath visited | and — re | deemed — his ) 
 people, 
 And hath raised up an horn of sal | vation — for | us 
 
 In the | house of — his | ser— vant | David ; 
 As he spake by the mouth of his | ho — ly | prophets, 
 
 Which have | been — since the | world — be | gan: 
 That we should be saved | from— our | enemies, 
 
 And from the | hand — of | all — that | hate us ; 
 To perform the mercy promised | to — our | fathers, 
 And to re | member — his | ho — ly | covenant ; 
 The oath which he sware to our father Abraham, 
 that he would | grant— unto | us, 
 That we being delivered out of the hand of our 
 enemies might | serve — him with | o — ut | 
 fear, 
 In holiness and | righteous — ness be | fore him, 
 All the | days— of | ou — r | life. 
 
 And thou, child, shalt be called the prophet | of— the | 
 Highest : 
 For thou shalt go before the face of the | Lord to — 
 pre | pare — his | ways: 
 To give knowledge of salvation | unto — his | people 
 By the re | mis— sion | of— their | sins, 
 
C-jjant-Srak. lxxiv. 
 
 Through the tender mercy | of— our | God ; 
 
 Whereby the day spring from on | high — hath | 
 visit — ed | us, 
 To give light to them that sit in darkness and in the | 
 shadow— of J death, 
 To guide our feet in | to— the | way— of | peace. 
 
 LXXIV. DOUBLE. 
 
 FEOM REVELATION IV., XV., XIX., XI., V. 
 
 Ififakt noly, holy, Lord | God— Al | mighty, 
 ^* "Which was, and | is, — and | is — to | come. 
 Thou art | worthy, — O | Lord, 
 
 To receive | glory,— and | honour, — and | power : 
 For thou hast ere | a— ted | all things, 
 
 And for thy pleasure they | are — and | were — 
 ere | ated. 
 Great and marvellous are thy works, Lord | God — 
 Al | mighty ; 
 Just and true are thy | ways, — thou | King — of | 
 saints. 
 Who shall not fear | thee,— O | Lord, 
 And | glo— ri | fy— thy | name? 
 For thou | only — art | holy : 
 
 For all nations shall come and | worship — be | 
 fo— re | thee. 
 
 Praise our God, all | ye — his | servants, 
 
 And ye that | fear him, — both | small— and | great: 
 For the Lord God om | nipo— tent | reigneth; 
 
 King of | kings, — and | Lord— of | lords. 
 W r e give thee thanks, O Lord | God— Al | mighty, 
 
 Which art, and | wast, — and | art — to | come. 
 Blessing, and honour, and glory, and power, be unto him 
 that sitteth up | on — the | throne, 
 
 And unto the | Lamb,— for | ever— and | ever. 
 
fjiant-SBmrft. 
 
 LXXVI. 
 
 LXXV. DOUBLE. 
 
 ANCIENT HYMN. 
 
 (jft all ye works of the Lord, bless | ye— the | Lord: 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a — bove | all — for | ever. 
 O ye heavens, bless | ye — the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all — for | ever. 
 O ye angels of the Lord, bless | ye— the | Lord: 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all — for | ever. 
 O all ye powers of the Lord, bless | ye — the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all — for | ever. 
 O let the earth | bless — the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a — bove | all — for | ever. 
 O all ye things that grow on the earth, bless | ye— the | 
 Lord: 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all — for | ever. 
 O ye children of men, bless | ye— the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a — bove | all — for | ever. 
 O Israel, bless | ye — the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all— for | ever= 
 O ye priests of the Lord, bless | ye— the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all— for | ever. 
 O ye servants of the Lord, bless | ye— the | Lord : 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all— for | ever. 
 O ye the spirits and souls of the righteous, bless | ye— 
 the | Lord: 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all— for | ever. 
 O ye holy and humble men of heart, bless | ye— the | Lord: 
 
 Praise and exalt | him a— bove | all — for | ever. 
 
 LXXVI. SINGLE. 
 
 ANCIENT HYMN. 
 
 (|Rlnri| be to I God— on | high, 
 
 And on earth | peace,— good | will — towards | men. 
 "We praise thee, we bless thee, we worship thee, we | 
 glori— fy | thee, 
 We give thanks to | thee— for | thy— great | glory. 
 
ffjrant-Snnlt. 
 
 LXXVII. 
 
 O Lord God, | heaven— ly | King, 
 
 God the | Fa— ther | A— 1 | mighty. 
 
 O Lord, the only begotten Son, | Je— sus | Christ ; 
 
 Lamb of God, Son of the Father, have | mercy— 
 up | o — n | us. 
 Thou that takest away the | sins— of the | world, 
 
 Have | mercy— up | o— n | us. 
 Thou that takest away the | sins— of the | world, 
 
 Re j cei — ve | o— ur | prayer. 
 Thou that sittest at the right hand of | God— the | Father, 
 
 Have | mercy — up | o— n | us. 
 
 For thou | only— art j holy ; 
 
 Thou j on — ly | art— the | Lord; 
 Thou only, O Christ, with the | Ho— ly | Ghost, 
 
 Art most high in the | glory — of | God — the | 
 Father. 
 
 LXXVII. DOULLE. 
 
 ANCIENT HYMN. 
 
 jjJlB praise | thee,— O | God, 
 
 <v ^ We acknowledge | thee— to ( be— the | Lord; 
 
 All the earth doth | wor — ship | thee, 
 
 The | Fa/ — ther | e— ver | lasting. 
 To thee all angels | cry — a | loud, 
 
 The heavens, and | all— the | powers— there | in; 
 To thee cherubim and | s*e— ra | phim 
 
 Con | tinu— al | ly — do | cry, 
 Holy, | ho— ly, | holy, 
 
 Lord | God— of | Sa— ba | oth, 
 Heaven and | earth — are | full 
 
 Of the | majes — ty | of— thy | glory. 
 The glorious company of the apostles | prai — se | thee ; 
 
 The goodly fellowship of the | pro — phets [ 
 prai — se | thee ; 
 
txxvii. Cfjani-Snnit. 
 
 The noble army of martyrs | prai— se | thee ; 
 
 The holy church throughout all the world | doth- 
 ac | know — ledge | thee; 
 The Father of an | infi— nite | majesty; 
 
 Thine honourable, | true,— and | on— ly | Son ; 
 Also the | Ho— ly | Ghost 
 
 The | Co— m | fo— r | ter. 
 
 Thou art the King of Glory, | O— | Christ: 
 
 Thou art the everlasting | So— n | of— the | Father. 
 When thou tookest upon thee to de | liv — er | man. 
 
 Thou did'st not ab | hor — the | vir — gin's | womb; 
 When thou had'st overcome the | sharpness— of | death, 
 Thou did'st open the kingdom of | heaven— to | 
 all — be | lie vers. 
 Thou sittest at the right hand of God, in the glory | 
 of— the | Father ; 
 We believe that thou shalt | come— to | be— our | 
 judge. 
 We therefore pray thee | help— thy | servants, 
 
 Whom thou hast redeemed | with— thy | pre- 
 cious | blood. 
 Make them to be numbered | with— thy | saints 
 In | glo — ry | e — ver | lasting. 
 
 O Lord, save thy people, and | bless— thine | heritage ; 
 
 Govern them, and | lift — them | up— for | ever. 
 Day by day we | magni — fy | thee, 
 
 And we worship thy name ever | world — with | o — 
 ut | end. 
 Vouchsafe, O Lord, to keep us this | day with— out | sin. 
 O Lord, have mercy upon us, have | me— r | cy— 
 up | on us : 
 O Lord, let thy mercy lighten upon us, as our | trust 
 is — in | thee. 
 O Lord, in thee have I trusted; let me ] ne— ver | 
 be —con I founded. 
 
LXXVIII. 
 
 Gljant-Bimlt. 
 
 LXXIX. 
 
 Lxxvna. 
 
 DOXOLOGY. 
 
 ((Rlnrij be to the Father, and | to— the | Son, 
 w And | to— the | Ho— ly J Ghost. 
 As it was in the beginning, is now, and | e — ver | shall 
 be, 
 "World | with — out | end, — A | men. 
 
 LXXIX. 
 
 RESPONSE TO BE SUNG- AFTER THE READING OF EACH 
 OF THE COMMANDMENTS, EXCEPT THE LAST. 
 
 3> 
 
 t have mercy upon us, and incline our hearts to 
 keep this law. 
 
 RESPONSE TO BE SUNG AFTER THE LAST COMMANDMENT. 
 
 irnritj have mercy upon us, and write all these thy 
 laws in our hearts, we beseech thee. 
 
 FINIS. 
 
I!n t DEX, 
 
 No. 
 
 As the hart panteth after the waterbrooks '23 
 
 Bless the Lord, O my soul 48 
 
 Bless the Lord, O my soul 49 
 
 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel 73 
 
 Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly 1 
 
 Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven 17 
 
 Bow down thine ear, O Lord, hear me 3G 
 
 Fret not thyself because of evil doers 21 
 
 Give ear to my words, O Lord 3 
 
 Give the king thy judgments, O God 33 
 
 Give unto the Lord, O ye mighty 14 
 
 Glory be to God on high 76 
 
 Glory be to the Father, and to the Son 73 
 
 God be merciful unto us, and bless us 31 
 
 God is our refuge and strength 24 
 
 Great is the Lord 26 
 
 Have mercy upon me, O God 28 
 
 He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High 39 
 
 Hear my prayer, O Lord 47 
 
 Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty 74 
 
 How amiable are thy tabernacles 84 
 
 I love the Lord 55 
 
 In thee, O Lord, do I put my trust 16 
 
 It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord 40 
 
 I was glad when they said unto me £8 
 
 I will bless thee, O Lord, at all times 19 
 
 I «vill extol thee, O Lord 15 
 
 I will extol thee, my God, O King 64 
 
 I will love thee, O Lord, my strength 7 
 
 I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills 57 
 
 I will praise thee with my whole heart 62 
 
 I will sing of the mercies of the Lord tor ever 37 
 
 Let the righteous be glad ' 32 
 
 Lord, make me to know mine end 22 
 
 Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place 38 
 
 Lord, who shall abide in thy tabernacle 5 
 
 Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands 80 
 
 Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands 46 
 
No. 
 
 My soul doth magnify the Lord 72 
 
 O all ye works of the Lord, bless ye the Lord 75 
 
 O clap your hands, all ye people 25 
 
 O come, let us sing unto the Lord 42 
 
 O give thanks unto the Lord: for he is good, for 50 
 
 O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: because 56 
 
 O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good 61 
 
 O God, thou art my God 29 
 
 O Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth 4 
 
 O Lord, thou hast searched me, and known me 63 
 
 O Lord, I will praise thee 69 
 
 O Lord, I have heard thy speech... 71 
 
 O sing unto the Lord a new song: sing 43 
 
 O sing unto the Lord a new song; for 44 
 
 O that men would praise the Lord for his goodness 51 
 
 Out of the depths 60 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. I will praise the Lord with my whole heart 52 
 Praise ye the Lord. Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord ... 53 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. Praise, O ye servants of the Lord 54 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. Praise the Lord, O my soul 65 
 
 Praise ye the Lord: for it is good to sing praises unto our God... 66 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. Praise ye the Lord from the heavens 67 
 
 Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary 68 
 
 Preserve me, O Uod 6 
 
 Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous 18 
 
 Rejoice not against me, O mine enemy 70 
 
 Responses 79 
 
 The earth is the Lord's, and the fulness thereof 10 
 
 The heavens declare the glory of God 8 
 
 The Lord is my Shepherd 9 
 
 The Lord is my light and my salvation ... * 12 
 
 The Lord reigneth, he is clothed with majesty 41 
 
 The Lord reigneth, let the people tremble - 45 
 
 The mighty God, even the Lord, hath spoken 27 
 
 They that trust in the Lord shall be as Mount Zion 59 
 
 Thy mercy, O Lord, is in the heavens 20 
 
 Turn us, O God of our salvation 35 
 
 Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul 11 
 
 Unto thee will I cry, O Lord, my rock 13 
 
 We praise thee, O God 77 
 
 Why do the heathen rage 2 
 
 JOHN CHILDS AND SON, PRINTERS.