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While guilt disturbs 6 With heart and eyes, 85 While haughty sinne 148 With heavenly weap 246 While he affords his 36 With herbs and plan 405 While he is abesnt f 423 With his rich gifts th 115 While here our vario 393 With hoary frost he 211 While I cunceal'd m 49 With humble love 4, While bypocrites an 252 With humble faith I 39 While I destroy thei 112 With insolence and f 10 While I my inward g 44 Within thy churches 86 While Jews on their 406 within thy presence 83 While Jesus shines w 345 Within thy circling 199 While like a tide our 330 Within thy secret pr 43 While multitudes of 132 With inward gust th 312 While of thy works I 28 With inward pain m 78 While sinners do thy 176 With joy the Father 22 While once upon thi 424 With joy let judah s 67 While such a scene 330 With joy the mother 161 While th' eternal Th 426 With joy we tell the 432 While tyrants are a's 185 With longing eyes th 207 While time his sharp 417 With living bread an 274 While we have breat 332 With looks and hear 231 While with my heart 28 With names of virtue 407 Whilst others starve t 381 With power he vindi 99 While wretched we 1 354 With pitying eyes th 367 Whilst with a meltin 384 With rage they pers 25 White is his soul, fr 279 With speed he flew t 24 White lilies all arou 355 With tender pity in h 316 Who dares refuse to 267 With thanks approac 132 Who knows the erro 30 With the same blessi 298 Who knows the won 150 With vinegar they m 95 Whose bands are pù 20 With what divine an 240 Who shall fulfil this 253 Will he for ever cast 107 Who shall adjudget 28 Wild and un holeso 208 Who shall pretend t 416 Wilt thou for ever c 62

Why did the Gentile

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Wide as the world is 139 Ye judges of the ear 30
With an impartial h 25 Ye kings and judges, 213
With Christ our Lor 266 Ye lions of the wood 216
With dreadful glory 87 Ye mountains, near 213
With early feet lov 85 Ye perishing and na 334
with every morning 38 Ye planets, to his ho 363
with eyes and ears t 16 Ye saints, employ yo 437
With dames they thr 101 Ye shall have fesli t 110

THE

PSALMS OF DAVID.

1

PSALM I. (Common Metre.)

Way and End of the Righteous and
Wicked.

BLE

LEST is the man who shuns the place
Where sinners love to meet;

Who fears to tread their wicked ways,
And hates the scoffer's seat.

2 But in the statutes of the Lord
Has plac'd his chief delight;
By day he reads or hears the word,
And meditates by night.

3 [He like a plant of gen'rous kind
By living waters set,

Safe from the storms and blasting wind,
Enjoys a peaceful state.]

4 Green as the leaf, and ever fair
Shall his profession shine:
While fruits of holiness appear
Like clusters on the vine.

5 Not so the impious and unjust;
What vain designs they form!

Their hopes are blown away like dust,
Or chair before the storm.

6 Sinners in judgment shall not stand
Amongst the sons of grace,

When Christ the judge at his right-band
Appoints his saints a place.

7 His eye beholds the path they tread,
His heart approves it well;
But crooked ways of sinners lead
Down to the gates of hell.

PSALM I. (S. M.)

The Saint happy, the Sinner miserable,

THE man is ever blest

Who shuns the sinner's ways,

Among their counsels never stands,
Nor takes the scorner's place;

B

2

3

4

Fresh as the leaf his name shall live,

His works are heav'nly fruit.

Not so th' ungodly race,

They no such blessings find:

Their hopes shall flee like empty chaff

Before the driving wind.

5 How will they bear to stand

6

Before that judgment seat,

Where all the saints at Christ's right-hand In full assembly meet?

He knows, and he approves

The way the righteous go;

But sinners and their works shall meet

A dreadful overthrow.

PSALM I. (L. M.)

The Difference between the Righteous and the Wicked.

[APPY the man, whose cautious feet

1 HA

Shun the broad way that sinners go, Who hates the place where atheists meet, And fears to talk as scoffers do.

2 He loves t'employ his morning light
Amongst the statutes of the Lord;
And spends the wakeful hours of night
With pleasure pond'ring o'er the word.
3 He, like a plant by gentle streams,
Shall flourish in immortal green;

And Heav'n will shine with kindest beams
On ev'ry work his hands begin.

4 But sinners find their counsels crost,
As chatf before the tempest flies,
So shall their hopes be blown and lost
When the last trumpet shakes the skies.
5 In vain the rebel seeks to stand
In judgment with the pious race;
The dreadful judge with stern command
Divides him to a different place.

6" Straight is the way my saints have trod,
"I blest the path, and drew it plain;
"But you would choose the crooked road,
And down it leads to endless pain."

1

PSALM II. (S. M.)

Christ Dying, Rising, Interceding, and

Reigning.

[M of Heav'n, and earth, and seas,

AKER and sovereign Lord

Thy providence confirms thy word
And answers thy decrees."
2 The things so long foretold
By David are fulfill'd,

When Jews and Gentiles join'd to slay
Jesus, thine holy child.]

3 Why did the Gentiles rage,
And Jews with one accord
Bend all their counsels to destroy
Th' Anointed of the Lord?

4 Rulers and kings agree
To form a vain design;

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6

7

8

Against the Lord their powers unite,
Against his Christ they join.

The Lord derides their rage,
And will support his throne;

He that hath rais'd him from the dead
Hath own'd him for his Son.

PAUSE.

Now he's ascended high,
And asks to rule the earth;

The merit of his blood he pleads,
And pleads his heavenly birth.

He asks, and God bestows

A large inheritance;

Far as the world's remotest ends
His kingdom shall advance.

The nations that rebel

Must feel his iron rod;

He'll vindicate those honours well

Which he receiv'd from God.

9 [Be wise, ye rulers, now,

And worship at his throne;

With trembling joy, ye people, bow
To God's exalted Son.

10 If once his wrath arise,

Ye perish on the place:

Then blessed is the soul that flies
For refuge to his grace.j