An Psalter C 00 Brow

FROM THE LIBRARY OF
REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D.

BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO
THE LIBRARY OF
PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
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THE ANGLICAN PSALTER

AND
CANTICLES.
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PSALMS AND CANTICLES

NEWLY ADAPTED TO ANGLICAN
CHANTS OF ECCLESIASTICAL
CHARACTER,
BY
ARTHUR HENRY BROWN.
LONDON:
THOMAS BOSWORTH,
198,
High Holborn.
1878.
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CONTENTS.
PAGE
Preface...
vii
Explanation of the Marks
Table of Proper Psalms on Certain Days, and For Special

Occasions
XI
Directions as to the use of the Canticles
xiii
Te Deum, American Version
xiv
Venite, Exultemus Domino
...
Pascha Nostrum (Special Setting)
Pascha Nostrum (Easter Anthems)

Te Deum Laudamus
Benedicite, Omnia Opera
2
...
4
6
Benedicite, Omnia Opera (Special Settings)
Benedictus
8
io
...
Jubilate Deo
ii
quicunque vult
12
Magnificat Anima Mea
...
14
Cantate Domino
Nunc Dimittis
*5
16
...
Deus Misereatur
17
Varied Organ Harmonies for Monotonic Recitation of

Canticles or Psalms on Ash Wednesday and Good
Friday
18
PSALTER, PROPER PSALMS

[ndex of Composers
AND MISERERE.
215
PREFACE.
Notwithstanding
the large
Anglican Chants which are

is
an attempt
really
taste for
number
now
of English
set to
Psalters
before the public, the present
to supply a desideratum.
During
work
late years a
sound Church music has spread very widely throughout the

The works of our early Church composers have
Anglican Churches.
been increasingly appreciated, and Chant Tunes upon their models

have been multiplied,
until a collection
richness,
and
variety,
for
unsurpassed
in
The Editor
has been found, which, for
power of devotional expression,
is
any part of Christendom.

of the Anglican Psalter has endeavoured to utilise this
body of
large
for
material.
Limiting himself to compositions of strictly
Ecclesiastical character, he has adapted four different series of chants

to
each group of the Psalms in their daily course, the selection being
made
These
the
with the most careful regard to the sentiment of each Psalm.
upper
numbered
series are
same
line,
i, 2, 3,
and
or allied keys, to ensure
Nos.
and
2,
4,
and are
set respectively in
easy transition.
have been selected as
Those
in
intrinsically the
the
most
appropriate to the spirit of the Psalm to which they are appropriated.

Series 3 are jubilant in character,
seasons.
The
and are therefore adapted to festival

and suited for more triste
fourth series are plaintive,
or penitential occasions.
In no case
is
the
same melody used
more than one group of Psalms throughout the same

this
means a
variety
and freshness have been aimed
not hitherto been attained.
at
course.
to
By
which have
In selecting the chants, care has been
taken to avoid those with too high a reciting note.
melody has
also
been selected
for the Venite for
each morning
in
the month, having special regard to the character of the Psalms which
it
precedes.
at large at the
The Proper Psalms,

end of the book.
with their music, are printed again

PREFACE.
viii
That
work may be more generally
this
provision
made
is
American version
useful
Te
for those verses of the
the Church,
to
Deum
in
which the
from our own.
differs
Simultaneously with the spread of a sounder taste in Ecclesiastical
melody, has been developed the means of producing printed music

reach of
at a price within the
even the poorest worshippers.
all,
the production
of the Anglican Psalter these
been
and
low
fully used,
price.
The system
to
accordingly issued at an unprecedentedly
is
it
In
opportunities have
of pointing here adopted
be grounded upon true principles
is
its
one which the Editor believes

essential plan being to appor-
with correct English accent, one syllable to
tion, so far as is consistent
each musical beat, and to avoid a dissyllable for the
final
note of both
mediation and cadence.* Thus, wherever either of these has the penultimate or ante-penultimate accent in
final syllables
its last
have been spread over the
of appropriating
them
to the last
measure
only.
a,j r
u/*
For behold from hence-forth
i_
Qur ^. ne . mies
And
)
(
*, j r
rA
from
For behold
,,
...
other
ho*-ly
In gld-ry ev-er-lastmg.
By no
remember His
That we should be saved fro*m

ur enemies
1 And to .remember His ho-ly
u
henceforth
to
OF
INSTEAD
,
co-ve-nant.
For example
That we should be s&ved from
I
:
In glory eVer-last-ing.
two measures, instead
(Ante-penultimate Accent.)
(Penultimate Accent.)
{-r-
word, the two, or three,
last
covenant.
means can a smooth and pleasant method of English

What, for instance, can be more objectionable
chanting be obtained.
and unmusical than to hear words of from two to five or six syllables
jumbled together upon one final note, such as " wilderness," " taberIn Gregorian chanting, by the varying
nacle," " uncharitableness ?"
some
lengths of the musical cadences, and the alternative notes of

of the
owing
It
Mediations, these difficulties are

to the inflexible nature of the
has been found absolutely necessary
in
easily
disposed of
but,
Anglican Chant, commonly so-
a few instances to treat the following words
Cadence : " Doer,"

"doers," "doest," "doing," "going," "goings," "heaven," "heaveRS," "iron," "liars,"
" Peor," "power," " prayer."
as monosyllables
when occurring
as the finals of either Mediation or
PREFACE.
mode
called, another
ix
of treatment must be used to ensure smoothness
and that here adopted seems
to
meet
all
Some seven or eight years ago the Editor published

and Vesper Canticles of Holy Church, a chant of new
an alternative note
requirements.
in his
Matin
form, having
Mediation, to suit final words of more
in the
than one syllable (which form has lately been adopted in the recently
and Modern);
published Psalter, Ancient
but
it
has been rejected
here on account of the impossibility of combining both forms with the
system of pointing advocated above.
The
pointing marks are those which the Editor has used in his
other Church works, in preference to the division of the words by
change of type, or by bars, which are found

"jibbing
'
at the first
word
to
after the recitation
induce a habit of
a practice fatal to
good chanting.
The Editors
best thanks are due to those gentlemen
whose names
are attached to their respective chants, for the use of their compositions
in
also
F by
Chants
to
the late
in
the
Rev: T. Helmore and
W. Dyce
and E,
for
Mr. Masters, for that
to Messrs. Novello, for
Mr.
J.
Barnby*s
two others by Mr. Turle, from the West-
minster Chant Book, and for the two Chants by Dr. Stainer, Organist
of
St.
Paul's Cathedral
Canticle
to the
Chant Book ;
to
to
Mr. Blakeley for his Chants from the
Mr. Joule for those from his Collection
Lord Bishop of Lincoln
for his
Special Occasions.
Brentwood,
Trinity, 1878.
Non vox, sed votum non musica chordula, sed

Non damans, sed amans, psallit in aure Dei.
;
and
Table of the Proper Psalms for
cor,
EXPLANATION OF THE MARKS.

A
The Circumflex
implies a slight emphasis on the word or

marked, before leaving the reciting note, except when it is
on a word of one syllable which takes also the acute accent {e.g.
or
verses 7, 8, 9, of Te Dettm, p. 4, prafse Thee
also Ps. xix. 15)
the first syllable of a word having the acute accent on the second (e.g.
verses 4 and 26 of Te Deum, pp. 4, 5, contfn-ual-ly
vouchsafe also
i.
syllable so
Ps. civ. 23, until)

in these cases it is simply a guide to the accented
syllable.
See also Ps. Hi. $ ; Ps. lxxxvi. 10.
;
2.
The Acute Accent corresponds with the

chant after the reciting note.
(')
in the
first
minim, or beat,
3- (")> C)i or C) The Dot or Dots after the Acute Accent, or Dots
only, indicate a corresponding number of beats in either the Mediation
or Cadence
the accent itself being reckoned as one beat. Thus
:
The Father The C(5m-fort-er.

Eschew evil and d6 good. (Ps. xxxiv.
to
14.)
O Two
one beat or
4.
syllables, or short words, joined by a Tie, are to be sung

to two short notes of the value of one beat.
Thus
:
Unto whom
And
The
5.
(-)
Syllables separated
Thus
notes.
(Venite.)
swa*re in^My wrath.
gfveth light un-to^the eyes.
(Ps. xix. 8.)
heavens declare the gk5-ryof God. (Ps. xix.
I
by a Hyphen are
to
be sung
1.)
to separate
Lord G(5d of Sa-ba-oth.
Th6y
will
(Te Deum.)
be al-way prais-ing Thee.
(Ps. lxxxiv. 4.)
All complete words, whether of one or more syllables, in either the

Mediation or Cadence, are to be sung to separate notes. Thus
:
For His Name only is excellent,* and Hfs prafse above heaven
and earth. (Ps. cxlviii. 12.)
N.B. Portions of words like -tion, -tient, -iour, -nion, -ower,

are treated as one syllable.
6.
tion
(*)
The
marks
Asterisk marks the breathing places

may be disregarded.
all
&c,
other punctua-
in the Recitation
7. Can. (Cantons), or the Precentor's, is the Gospel, or north side of

the choir.
Dec. (Decani), or the Dean's, is the Epistle, or south side.
The Cantoris should sing the uneven, the Decani the even verses.
Full signifies that both sides of the choir are to sing together, not
necessarily y, or^
y
Any mark of expression,/,/, ;;//", &c, continues its influence until

contradicted, whether markedy*/^//or not. (See vv. 7, 8, 9, of Te Deum.)
TABLE OF PROPER PSALMS.

The
sung
first
full
verse of a Psalm, and the Gloria Pafri, should always be

the latter slightly rallentando towards the close.
Changeable Chants (Major and Minor), are always to be used as

they stand, unless notice to the contrary be given in the margin, as
No. 2, Psalm ô. This continues until contradicted.
*** The Psalms at Mattins and Evensong should not be separated
from the Venite, or the Response, " The Lord's Name be praised," by
any announcement whatever. [People ought to know the Day of the
Month, and whether it is Morning or Evening, before they enter the
church.]
In the cases of those Feasts, Fasts, or Services, for which
special Psalms are, or may be, appointed, notice to that effect should
be placed at the entrance to the church Tor the information of the
Laity, so that the music of the Office may be continuous and uninterrupted.
PROPER PSALMS ON CERTAIN DAYS.

Evensong.
Mattins.
Christmas Day
Easter Day
Ascension Day
....
....
19, 45,
8,
Whitsun Day
....
89,
113,
15, 21.
68.
6,
Solemnization of Matrimony
Dead
J02,
130, 143.
69, 88.
32, 38.
22, 40,
no,
132.
114, 118.
24, 47, 108.
104, 145.
85.
III.
48,
Ash Wednesday
Good Friday
Burial of the
57,
2,
54.
128, 67.
39, 9o.
Commination
Si-
PROPER PSALMS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS.

As put forth
by the Ordinary, in the Synod held at Lincoln, Sept. 20, 1 871.
Table
I.
PROPER PSALMS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS.

For Advent Sunday All,
Mattins
Psalm
See also below,
in
may
or
any
of the following
Evensong
18, 82, 96.
may
be used
Psalm 97,
98,
no,
143.
Table II., Psalms for the Third Service on Sundays in Advent.

be used also at Morning Prayer, or Evensong, on those Sundays.
These
Xeiu Years Day.

Evensong Psalm 40, 113, 144.
Any of these Psalms may be used on New Years Eve, and Psalm 90.
For
tht Festival 0/ Circumcision, or
1,
20. 103.
Mattins Psalm
2,
19, or 29, 45.
For
For
Mattins- -Psalm
the Festival oj the Epiphany.
Evensong 72,
the Purification 0/ the Blessed Virgin
Mary, or
87, 96.
the Presentation of Christ in the
Temple.
Mattins Psalm
15, 24, 40.
Evensong Psalm
48, 131, 134.
TABLE OF PROPER PSALMS.

For
Mattins
Psalm
the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin
Mary.
Psalm
Evensong
8, 19, 89.
no,
For Palm Sunday, or Sunday be/ore Easter*

Any of the following may be used
Mattins Psalm 5, 20, 21, 118.
Evensong Psalm
For Thursday be/ore Easter.
Mattins Psalm 23, 26, 41.
Evensong Psalm
For Easter Even.
131, 132, 138.
40,
Psalm
Mattins
Psalm 54,
Mattins
Psalm 103,
72, 81.
108,
in.
Evensong
Psalm
For Tuesday
in
Mattins
Psalm
Mattins
8,
Psalm
8,
Any
Mattins
of the following
Psalm it,
Psalm 92, 97,
On Days
be used
112, 138, 141, 147, 148, 149.
of Apostles
and other Festivals ;
the Psalms in the Daily order are less appropriate, any of the following
at the discretion of the Minister:
Psalm
For
may
15, 16, 20, 30, 33, 34, 61, 79, 84.
1,
Evensong
When
114, 115, 116, 117.
Evensong Psalm 33, 46, 47, 48.

Whitsun Week*
Evensong
Psalm 96, 97, 98, 103.
76, 77.
For Trinity Sunday.
Evensong Psalm 93, 96, 97, 99.
29, 33, 67.
Festival of St. Michael and All Angels, September x?.
Evensong Psalm 97, 103, 148.
24, 34, 91.
All Saints' Day, Noveviber 1*
8, 19, 27, 29.
Psalm 65,
the
98, 99, 100.
Whit sun Week*
in
Mattins
For
17, 30, 76, 91.
For Monday after Easter*

Evensong Psalm
For Tuesday after Easter*
For Monday
Mattins Psalm
Psalm
Evensong
4, 16, 31, 49, 142.
112, 113, 114.
42, 43, 1x6.
Mattins
no,
19, 34, 45, 46, 61, 64, 68, 75, 97, 98, 99,
no,
may be
used,
113, 116, 126.
; or Aniiiversaries of their Consecration , and for the

Re-opening of Churches after Restoration.
Any of the following may be used
the Consecration of Churches
Psalm
24, 27, 45, 46, 47, 48, 84, 87, 100, 118, 122, 132, 133, 134, 150.
For the Consecration of Churchyards Psalm 39, 90.

For Harvest Festivals Any of the following may be used
Psalm
65, 67, 81, 103, 104, 126, 127, 128, 144, 145, i47
For ScJwol Festivals Psalm 8, 23, 34, 119 {v. 1 to 17), 148.
For Choral Festivals Psalm 33, 47, 81, 92, 96, 98, 108, 142, 147, 150.
For Ember Days Psalm 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134.
For Rogation Days Psalm 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67.
For Missionary
Services
For Diocesan Synods,
Psalm
Also any of the Psalms appointed above for the

Festival of the Epiphany.
19, 72, 117.
Visitations, or
At Confirmation Psalm
Psalm 68, 84, 87,

Psalm 112, 133, 145.
Ruridccanal Chapters
For Annual Festivals of Benefit
Societies
122, 133.
13, 19, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, 34, 84, 116, 119, 148.
Table
II.
PSALMS WHICH MAY BE USED AT A THIRD SERVICE ON SUNDAYS AND
SOME HOLIDAYS.
Sundays
I.
Psalm 45, 46.

Christmas
II.
Psalm
Day Psalm
9, 10,
2, 8, 84.
n.
in Advent.
III.
Psalm
49, 50.
IV. Psalm 96, 97, 98.
Sunday after Christmas Psalm
87, 96, 98.
* The Psalms
for Palm Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in Easter Week and in Whitsun
Week, ami All Saints' Day, have been put forth by the Ordinary since the Synod.
DIRECTIONS, ETC.
I.
II.
Psalm
46, 47, 48.

65, 66, 67.
Septuagesima
I.
II.
Psalm
Psal m
Sundays after EpipJuiny.

III. Psalm 83, 84, 85.
IV.
91, 92, 93.
Sexageshna
1 04.
xin
Psalm 49,
V. Psalm 95, 96, 97.

VI.
,,
98, 99, 100.
Quinquagesima
90.
Sundays in Lent.
IIL Psalm 102, 130.
6, 25, 32.
38, Si-
IV.
Easter
Day Psalm
77.
V. Psalm 22.
VI.
40, 45-
141, 142, 143.
,,
Psalm 28,
3, 30, 76, 93.
Sundays after Easter.

I.
Psalm
II. OJl ,,
117, 118.
19, 20, 21.
Ascension
Day Psalm
Whitsitn-Day$a\m
I.
II-
Psalm
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
1, 2, 3.
4, 6, 7.
II, 12, 13, 14.
>
2 5> 26.
33, 34-
37-
4452, 53. 5456, 57, 58.

59, 60, 61.
,
,
X.
84, 85
III.
iv.
2. 57,
Psalm
,,
no
98, 99, 100.

in, 112, 113.
v Psalm
-
1
|
80, 81.
Sunday after Ascension- -Psalm 93, 132.

Trinity Suuday- Psalm 33 97, or 148, 149, 150.
133.
Sundays after Trinity.

XI. Psalm 62, 63, 64.
XII.
XIII.
XIV.
XV.
XVI.
XVII.
XVIII.
,,
,.
XIX.
XX.
XXI. Psalm
XXII.
,,
7i.
73-
XXIII.
74, 7579, 80, 81.

82, 83, 84.
XXIV.
XXV.
XXVI.
XXVII.
92, 93, 94i5-
107.
,,
,.
,,
114, 115, 116.

120, 121, 123,
124.
125, 126, 127,
128, 12 9'
i33, 134, J35-
136, 137144, 145.

146, 147.
io9*
DIRECTIONS AS TO THE USE OF THE CANTICLES.
19th day of the

Venite should not be used on the following days
or on Easter Day, for which special anthems are appointed. \
r
[The Rubric preceding the V enite is somewhat vague as to the use
of this canticle on certain days which will fall upon the 19th day of the
month. For instance, the following Fasts and Feasts will come upon
this date in the years named below, on which days the Venite will not
occur " in the ordinary course of the Psalms," the Psalms being special.
Ash Wednesday will fall upon the 19th day of the month in the
years 1890, 1896, 1974, 1958, and 1969.
Good Friday, in 1889, 1935, 1946, and 1957.
Ascension Day, in 1887, 1898, 1955, 1966, and 1977.
Whitsun Day, in 1907, 191 8, 1929, and 1991 beyond which we need
not trouble ourselves.]
:
month
Te Deum, should not be used during Advent on Septuagesima

Sunday on the 19th Sunday after Trinity (if the Old Lessons are used);
or the 21st Sunday after Trinity (if the New Lessons are used).
;
Benedicite, should be sung on the days

is not used.
above mentioned, when the
Te Deum
Beiiedictus, should be sung daily, except on February 18th

June
Feast of the Nativity of St. John Baptist and October 5th (if
17th
and daily, except on the Feasts of the
the Old Lessons are used)
Annunciation, and the Nativity of St. John Baptist (if the New
Lessons are used).
;
DIRECTIONS, ETC.
xiv
Jubilate,
Be)iedictus
to
is
be sung on the days above mentioned, when the
not used.
Quicunque Vult, to be sung at Mattins, instead of the Apostles'

Creed, upon these feasts
Christmas Day, the Epiphany, Saint
Matthias, Easter Day, Ascension Day, Whitsun Day, Saint Johnr
Baptist, Saint James, Saint Bartholomew, Saint Matthew, Saint Simon
and Saint Jude, Saint Andrew, and Trinity Sunday.
:
Magnificat, should be sung daily, except on the 23rd

the New Lessons are used).
September
(if
Cantate Domino, must not be sung on the 19th evening of the month.
New Lessons are used, it must be sung on the 23rd September.
If the
Nunc
(if
the
Dimiitis, should be sung daily, except on the 26th September

Lessons are used).
New
Deus Misereatur, must not be sung on

month. If the
September.
New
Lessons are used,
it
12th evening of the
the
must be sung on the 26th
In the
All the Chants in this work marked thus * are copyright.
the former being the
Index they are marked thus * and thus t
property of the Editor, the latter that of the Composer. Application
for permission to print any of the Editor's copyrights (*) in this
collection for Choral Festivals, &c, should be made to Mr. Arthur H.
Brown, Brentwood, Essex.
;
TE
DEUM LAUDAMUS.
For
the
American
Version.
12 Thine ado-rable, true

16 Thou didst humble Thyself to be bo*rn
28 O Lord, let Thy mercy b upon jis
:
oPa
\Tr-gin.
Denite, exuJtemus Dommo.-psALM

*Dr. Stainer.
f (~\ COME,*
let us sing un-tcT

let us heartily
the Lord
rejoice in the strength of our sal-
\_J
va-tion.
2 Let us come before His presence
and shew ourwith thanksgfv-ing
selves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
3 For the Lord is a gre*at God
and a great King above all gods.
4 In His hand are all the corners
and the strength of
6( the earth
:
the Hills
5
it
is
His
al-so.
sea is Hfs, and He mSde

and His hands prepa*r-ed"the
The
/6 O
mfZ To-day
come,* let us worship and

and kneel before the
down
Lord our Ma-ker.

7 For HS is the Lord our God
and we are the people of His pasture, and the sheep of Hi's hand.
:
Dr. C.
S.
Heap.
if
x Cv
Rev. T. HELMCsa.
ye
will
hear His
voice,* harden not your hearts as

in the provocation,* and as in the
day of temptation in the wil-der:
ness
9
Me
When
your fathers te'mpt-ed

proved Me, and saw My
works.
io Forty years long * was I
grieved with thfs genera-tion,~and
It is a people that do err in
said
their hearts, for they have not known
My ways.
:
ii
wrath
dry land.
fall
Unto whom
:
in~My
sware
that they should not en-ter
My rest.
/ Glory be to
into
the Father, and to"

and to* the Ho-ly Ghost
As it was in the beginning, * is
world
now, and ever shall be
the Son
without end.
"A*-men.
J.
Weldon.
ffasdja
Rostrum
itnmoi&tii* est Ctjristusu

Adapted by A. H. Brown.
//^^HRIST
our passover
V^
ficed for us
keep the feast
is
sacri-
mf 2 Not with the old leaven,*

nor with the leaven of malice and
wick-ed-ness
but with the unlea:
vened bread of
Likewise reckon ye also yourbe dad indeed unto

sin / but alive unto G6d through
Je-sus Christ our Lord.
therefore let us selves * to
since-ri-ty
and
(FulZJff^HRIST is rfsen fro'm the

V dead and bec6me the
:
truth. ffrst-fruitsôf
them
that slept.
ribi
being raised from the

(Can.) p 7 For since by man came
dead dieth no more death death / by man came also the rehath no more domin-ion o-ver Him. surre'c-tion of the dead.
/ /""^HRIST
v
^-aSSlP^^^siP
In Tenor.
^3
^g^giie-si
He
He
4 For in that
rfnto sin
lfveth,
once
He
died
died,*-
but in that
lfv-eth un-to God.
:
He
For as
even so
Adam
a*ll
die
be made
a-live.
/ Glory
in
in Christ shall all
is
preferred for ist Treble.
be to the Father, and to^the Son and t(5 the Ho-ly Ghost
As it was in the beginning,* is now, and ever shall be world without
nd. *A*-men.
:
* The above Anthems are set to

other of the vocal parts throughout.
Pelham Humphrey's Grand
Cha:/t,
which appears
in
one or
|tesd)a
jdostrum immoUtus est Ctjristus.

* A.
H. Brown.
/Y""**HRIST our Passover* is
v^
ffced for us
keep the feast
/but
sacri-
mf2 Not with the old leaven,*

nor with the leaven of malice and
wick-ed-ness
but with the unleavened br8ad of since'-ri-ty and
:
&
Cor.
v. 7 .
alive unto
G6d through
~
Christ our Lord.
therefore let us
truth.
Dr. E. G. Monk.
10.
n-n^ziz
-h-1
'
J^-sus
Rom
vi
9-
(Full)fr^HKlST is rfsen frtfm the

V dead and become the
:
them that slept.

(Can.)p 7 For sfnee by man came
death f by man came also the
ffrst-fruitsôf
resurre'e-tion of the^dead.
/"/^HRIST being
raised from the

dead dfeth no more death
hath n6 more domm-ion o-ver Him.
p 4 For in that He died, * He
V^
did ilnto sin once
He
lfveth,
5
He
/ but
lfv-eth un-to
in that
God.
Likewise reckon ye also yourbe dad indeed unto sin
selves * to
A. H. Brown.
For as
even so
made
in
a-live.
in
Adam
Christ
211
shall
C1
die
a*ll
Cor. xv.
be
20.
/Glo-ry be to the Father, and to"

the Son and to* the Ho-ly Ghost
As it was in the beginning,* is
n6w, and eVer shall be
world
without nd. A-men.
:
Fisher.
>eum jutuoamus*
<Le
J.
TURLE.
fYXTE pr^se The'e, O God

VV ackn6wledge The'e to
:
we
be
the Lord.
2 All the e&rth doth wor-ship
Thee the F&therêv-er-last-ing.
3 To Thee all Angels cry a-loud
the Heavens, and <ill the powers
:
there-in.
4 To Thee, ChSrubin, and Se*-raphin c6ntin-ual-ly do cry,

(Full)p 5 Holy,* H61y, H8-ly
L6rd Goa of Sa-ba-oth ;
(Full) 6 Heaven and earth are
full of the Ma*-jes-ty 6f'Thy Glo-ry.
:
(Can.)
mf 7 The
pany of the
Ap6*s-tles
glorious
c6m-
(full) pfaise
A;
19.
Thee.
H. Brown.
(Dec.)mfS The goodly fellowship

of the Pro-phets (full) praise Thee.
(Ca?i.) mf 9 The noble &rmy of
Ma*r-tyrs (full) praise Thee.
10 The holy Chtfrch
(Dec.)
throughout till the world
d6!h ac:
knowledge Thee,
mf 1 1 ThS Farther
Ma-jes-ty
6f an in-finite
Thine hdnoura-ble, true Snd

Son
13 Also the Ho-ly Ghost p thS
12
6h-ly
C6*m-for-ter.
(Full)f 14 Thou art the Kfhg

6"" Christ.
(Full)f is Thou art the Everlasting Son 6f the Fa-ther.
of GlG-ry
A. H.
Brown
m*^mkmm0$m
*$ when Major,
Dr. Aldrich.
TE
DEUM LAUDA AT US.
RUSHBROOKE.
* F.
27.
C.
p 22 O
When Thou tookest and bless
Minor.
(Dec.) pp
to delfv-er man
didst n6t abho*r the Vir-gin's
upon Th6e
Thou
womb.
be-liev-ers.
of
Thou
God
the right ha*nd

in the G16ry 6*f the Fa-ther.
sittest at
Minor.
pp
come
20
Thy
We
19
:
t6
We
be our Judge.
therefore pray Thee,* help
whom Thou
hast
redeemed with Thy pre-cious blood.
:
Major.
(Futt)f 24 Day by day we magni-fy Thee

A
(Full) 25 And we worship Thy
:
6ver wcfrld with-out end.

(Dec.) p 26 Vouchsafe, O Lord
to
k6ep us this da*y with - out
27 O Lord, have mSrcy upon us
h&ve me'r-cy'up-on us.
28
up6n
last-ing.
Saints
in
gl6ry eV-er-
Lord,
us
let
&s
Thy mercy
our
trust
lighten
is
in
Thee.
(Full)p 29
Thy
mf'2 Make them to be numbered

wfth
sin.
belieVe that Thtfu shalt
ser-vants
peo-ple
lip for ev-er.
Name
Major.
1
Thy
Thine he-ri-tage.
23 G6-vern them and lift them
When Thou hadst overcome
the sharp-nessôf death Thou didst

open the Kingdom of HSaven to a*ll
Lord, save
Gardner.
tru*st-ed
let
Lord, in Thee have

never be' con-
me
founded.
T.
Kblway
3
1
umm*
33eneDiate,
1
/ f^\ ALL
V_7
O ye
Lord
ye^the
Hfm
for ev-er.
Angeis of the L6rd,
Him for ev-er.

mj'3 O ye Heavens, ble'ss
magnify
Lord
Hfm
ble'ss
Him, and
praise
for ev-er.
praise
Him, and magnify
Him
for
all
ye Powers of the Lord,
bliss ye^the
magnify
Lord
Hfm
praise
Him, and
for ev-er.
for ev-er.
Lord
magnify
Hfm
Him,
praise
and
for ev-er.
Him
ble'ss
for ev-er.
O ye Winter and Summer,

ye^the Lord praise Him, and
:
magnify
Him,
and
Lord
Hfm
ye
Hfm
for ev-er.
12 O ye Dews and Frosts, bless

praise Him, and
ye^the Lord
:
magnify
Hfm
for eV-er.
ye Frost and Cold,
praise
Hfm
for ev-er.
Him
for ev-er.
ble'ss
ye^
Him, and magnify
n
14 O ye Ice and Sn6w, ble'ss ye
the Lord praise Him, and magnify
15 O ye Nights, and Days, bless
praise Him, and
ye^the Lord
praise
for ev-er.
Winds
magnify
16
ble'ss
ble'ss
magnify
ble'ss
ye Showers and D6w,
ye^the
9
io O ye Fire and Heat, bless ye^

ye Stars of Heaven,
ye^the
Him, and magnify
6 O ye Sun and M6on, bless ye^

Hfm
praise
for ev-er.
the Lord
ev-er.
5
Lord
Hfm
ye Waters that be above the

Firmament, ble'ss ye^the Lord
4
the
ye the
Him, and magnify
praise
Dr. E. G. Monk.
35.
ye Works of the L6rd,

praise
ye^the Lord
ble'ss
Him, and magnify

2
A. H. Brown.
4j:pera.
of G6d, ble'ss ye^

L. J. TlJRRELL.
"t-F-^T^nr
Hfm
for ev-er.
O ye Light and Darkness,

:
magnify
Hfm
for ev-er.
ye Lightnings and C16uds,

17
bless ye^the Lord praise Him, and
:
magnify
Him
for ev-er.
* L.
Barcroft.
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA.

* E.
J.
Hopkins.
A-
(CJw.tige
hi- re
/18 O
let
(fa second Chant be used.)
the Earth bless
the
Lord yea, let it praise Him,* and

magnify Him for ev-er.
mf\() O ye Mountains and Hills,
praise Him, and
ble'ss ye~the Lord
magnify Hfm for ev-er.
20 O all ye Green Things upon
the Earth, bless ye~the Lord praise
Him, and magnify Him for ev-er.
2
O ye Wells, ble'ss ye^the Lord
praise Him, and magnify Hfm for
:
ev-er.
ye Seas and Floods, bless
22
ye~the
Lord
Him
magnify
praise
Him,
and
for ev-er.
Lord
Him
24
Him, and magnify
praise
for ev-er.
all
bless ye^the
magnify
ye Fowls of the Afr,
Lord
Him
praise
Him, and
for ev-er.
25 O all ye Beasts and Cattle,

bless ye^the Lord praise Him, and
magnify Him for ev-er.
(Return to first Chant)
:
/26 O
44.
Lord
Him
praise
Him, and
for ev-er.
27 O let Israel ble'ss the Lord

:
ev-er.
28
ye Priests of the Lord, bless
praise Him, and
ye^the Lord
:
magnify
29
ble'ss
Him
for ev-er.
ye Servants of the Lord,

:
magnify
Him
for ev-er.
Spirits and
ye
Souls of
p 30
the Rfghteous, ble'ss ye'the Lord
:
ev-er.
ye Whales, and all that

move in the Waters, ble'ss ye^the
23
ye~the
magnify
ye Children of Men, bless

L.
Barcrokt.
31 O ye holy and
heart, ble'ss ye^the
humble Men of
Lord
praise
:
Him, and magnify Him
for ev-er.
Azarias,
and
32 O Ananias,
praise
Mfsael, ble'ss ye~the Lord
:
Him, and magnify Hfm
/ Glory
be to the
Son
to'the
and
to
for ev-er.
Father, a*nd
the Ho-ly
Ghost
As
it
was
now, and
in the beginning,* is
eVer shall be
world
without end.
mmmmmmm
A-men.
Rev. Sir F. Ouseley.
5
1
:
;
'BtneXtitiU,
Omnia Opera.
Dr. P. Hayes.
/ r\ ALL ye Wdrks
of the Lord,*
mfig O ye Mountains and Hills,*
V^/ ble'ss ye the Lord prafse

Him, and ^mag-ni-fy Him for ev-er.
ye the Lord prafse Him, &c.

20 O all ye Green Thfhgs upon
the EaVth,* bless ye the Lord prafse
2 O ye Angels of the Lo*rd,* ble'ss

ye the I^prd praise Him, &c.
m/3 O ye Heavens,* ble'ss ye the
:
Him, &c.
4 O ye Waters that be above the
Firmament, * ble'ss ye the Lord
praise Him, &c.
5 O all ye Powers of the Lord,*
bless ye the Lord prafse Him, &c.
6 O ye Sftn and M(fon,* ble'ss ye
the Lord prafse Him, &c.
Lord
praise
ye St&rs of HeaVen,* ble'ss

8 O ye Showers and DeV,* ble'ss
9 O ye Wfhds of G6*d,* ble'ss ye
7

io O ye Ffre and Heat,* ble'ss ye
:
ye Wfnter and Slimmer,*

ble'ss ye the Lord prafse Him, &c.
12 O ye De\vs and Fro*sts,* bless
3 O ye Fr6st and Cold,* ble'ss ye
the Lord praise Him, &c.
14 O ye Ice and Sno*w,* ble'ss ye
O ye Nights, and Da*ys,* bless
1
16 O ye L%ht and Darkness,*
prafse Him, &c.
ble'ss ye the Lord
1.7 O ye Lfghtnings and Clauds,*
praise Him, &c.
ble'ss ye the Lord
18 O let the EsCrth * bl'ess the
Lord yea, let it prafse Him, &c.
1
*/
ble'ss
Him,^c.
21 O ye Wells,* ble'ss ye the Lord
prafse Him, &c.
22 O ye Seas and Flo*ods,* ble'ss
23 O ye Whales,* and all that
move in the Waters,* ble'ss ye the
Lord prafse Him, &c.
24 O all ye F6wls of the Afr,*
25 O all ye Blasts and Ca*ttle,*
O ye Children of Men,*
bless ye the Lord
prafse Him, &c.
27 O let Israel* ble'ss the Lord :*
prafse Him, &c.
28 O ye Priests of the Lord,*
ble'ss ye the Lord
prafse Him, &c.
29 O ye Servants of the LoVd,*
prafse Him, &c.
ble'ss ye the Lord
p 30 O ye Spirits and S6uls of
the Righteous,* ble'ss ye the Lord
prafse Him, &c.
31 O ye holy and humble MSn of
prafse
he'art,* ble'ss ye the Lord
Him, &c.
32 mf O Ananias, Azarias, and
prafse
Mfsael,* ble'ss ye the Lord
Him, &c.
p
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to
&nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
the Son
:
*/26
n6w, and
ver shall be
without e*nd. A-men.
w6rld
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA.
47.
The Angels
Verse
to
'*
*
.
A. H. Brown.
iêneOXU8. St.
Luke,
i.
68.
A. H. Brown.
OLESSED
be the Lord G6dof

for He hath visited,
and redeemed His peo-ple
2 And hath raised up a mfehty
in the h6use of
salvation for us
His seV-vant Da-vid
3 As He spake by the mouth of
which have
His holy Pro-phets
bên since the world be-gan
4 That we should be saved from
oar e'-ne-mies and from the hands
JD
Is-ra-el
of all that hate us
^5 To
perform the mercy *

and
our forefa-thers
to remSmber His h(5-ly Co-ve-nant
6 To perform the oath* which
He sware to our forefather A-braham that He* would give us
7 That we # being delivered out
of the hand of our e'-ne-mies mfght
se'rve Him^with-out fear
promised
8 In holiness and righteousness

before Him all the days of our life.
m/g And thou, Child, * shalt be
called the Pr6phet of the Hfgh-est
for thou shalt go before the face of
the LoVd topre-pare His ways
io To give knowledge of salvation
unto His peo-ple f6r the remfs-sion
of their sins,
p ii Through the tender mercy
of our God whereby the day-spring
from on high hath vi-sited us
12 To give light to them that sit
in darkness, * and fn the sha*-dow^
of death
and to guide our f6et fnto^the way of peace.
n
Glory be to the Father, and to
the Son nd X.6 the Ho-ly Ghost
now, and eVer shall be world
without nd. "A'-men.
to
Rev. W. Felton.
* A.
IO
H. Brown.
Jubilate Deo. psalm

J.
/ S~\ BE joyful
with praise
in the Lord, all ye

lands serve the Lord with
gladness, # and come before His
presence with a song.
mfi .Be ye sure that the Lord He*
coifrts
that hath made us,

and not we ourselves ; * we are His
people, and the sheep oPHis pas-
ge'-ne-ra-tion.
\^f
is
God
it is
He
E. PURCELL.
be thankful unto
Him, and speak gtfod of His Name.

p 4 For the Lord is gracious, *
His mercy is everlast-ing and His
:
truth endureth
from generation
to
/ Glory be
to the Father, and to~

and t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
As it was in the beginning,*
now, and eVer shall be w6rld
the
ture.
/3 O go your way into His gates

with thanksgiving, * and fnto His
HlNDLE.
is
Son
without nd.
"A'-men.
62.
^^SBa=c=^rii
1
A. H. Brown.
64.
Dr. Blow.
dûtanique OHUt*
*
/Tl WHOSOEVER
VV ved before
will
be
sS-
things it
is necessary that he h6\d the Catholick Faith.
:
all
FlSHEK.
Incomprehensibles,* nor thre Un/ but one Uncreated,*

and 6ne Inc6*m-pre-hen-si-ble.
creSt-ed
mf \2, So likewise the father is

Which Faith,* except every Almighty,* the s6n Almigh-ty and
one do keep whole and undeffi-ed
the h6ly gho'st Al-migh-ty.
2
without doubt he shall perish eV-erlast-ing-ly.
3
that
And
the Catholic Fa*ith
is
this
we worship one God in trinity,
TRlN-ITY~in U-NI-TY.
4 Neither confounding the PERSONS nor divid-ing^the Sub-stance.
5 For there is one person of the
father,* anOther df the SON and
another 6i the ho-ly ghost.
:
6 But the GODHEAD of the FAof the SON,* and of the HOLY
GH6ST, is a'll ONE the Glory equal,*
the Majesty co-e-ter-nal.
mf 7 Such as the father is, such
THER,*
is^the
SON
&nd
siich is^the
HO-LY
GHOST.
8
The FATHER uncreate,* the SoN

and the HoLY GH6ST
ifn-cre-ate
14 And yet they are not thre

Almfgh-ties :/btit one Al-migh-ty.
/ 1 5 So the father is g6d, the
son is GOD &nd the H6*-LY GHOST
:
is
GOD.
And
16
:
(full)f\A\T one lord.

(Can.) mf 19 For like as we are
compelled by the Chrfstian Ve-ri-ty
to acknowledge every PERSON by
Himse'lf t(A>e GOD and LORD
20 So are we forbidden by the
C&tholick Religion to say, There
be thre'e GODS,"or three lords.
;
Change.
un-cre-ate.
father
The
ySt they are not thre'e
GODS (full)f but'' one GOD.

(Canjfij So likewise the father
&nd the
is L6rd, the s6*N lord
H6*-LY GHOST LORD.
p 18 And ySt not thre'e LORDS
incomprehen-
mf 21 The father
is
ma*depf
SON incomprehe'n-si-ble
and the HOLY ghost incdm-pre-
none
hen-si-ble.
22 The s6n is of the FA'-THER

a-lone not made, nor created, but
be-got-ten.
23 The holy ghost is of the
father and 6i the SON neither
made, nor created, nor beg6tten,
but pro-ceed-ing.
sible,* the
io
The father
etr-nal
e-ter-nal.
ii And
eternal, the
and the
s6n
h6ly GH^ST
yet they are not thre

Eter-nals :/bdt 6*ne E-ter-nal.
mf 12 As also there are not three
neither created, no*r be-g*6t-
ten.
(ÛlLUINÛK VULT.
f 24
So there
is
one father, not
fathers ;* one s6n, not

SONS one HOLY GHoST, not
HO-LY GHOSTS.
three
tnf2$
And
afore,
thre'e
one Christ
wor-ship-ped.
28 He therefore that will be sa-ved
must thtis thfnk of~the trin-i-ty.
(Change
to CJiant first used.)
necessary
that he
it is
to everlasting salva-tion
also believe rightly* the

of our l6rd
INCAR-
NATION
JE-SUS
CHRIST.
30 For the right Faith is,* that
w6 believe and~con-fess that our
LORD JESUS CHRIST, the SON of
GOD, is GOD and MAN
/ 31 God, of the Substance of the
the father, * begotten before the
worlds:^ and Man, of the Substance
of his M6ther, born in the world
f 32 Perfect g6d, and per-fect
Man of a reasonable soul and
htiman tie's h sub-si's t-ing
:
Equal to the father,* as

touching His g6d-head
p and
inferior to the Father, as touching
His Man-hood.
f 2,3
yt
He
is
G6*d
not two, but
35 One * not by conversion of

the g6dhead fn-to flesh
but by
taking of the Ma*n-hood in-to GOD
36 One altogether * not by confusion of Sfib-stance but by u-nity~
of Per-son.
f31 Fo r as the reasonable soul
and flesh is one man / so Gol>
;
TRINITY * none
6*-ther
none is
in this
29 Furthermore,*
Man
and
or after
greater, or less thanân-oth-er
26 But the whole three persons
are co-eternal toge-ther and co-equal.
27 So that in all things, * as is
afore-said the UNITY in trinity,*
and the trinity in Onity is to^be
is
Who, alth6ugh He be
34
thre'e
and
Man
is
one CHRIST
Who
38
suffered for our salva-
descended into hell, * / rose

again the third day from the dead.
ff 39 He ascended into heaven,*
He sitteth on the right hand of the
father,* God Almfgh-ty p from
whence He shall come to jQdge the
quick and the dead
40 At whose coming* all men
tion
shall rise again with their bo-dies

and shall give account for'their
:
own works.
/41 And they
that have done

good*shall go into life everlSst-ing
p and they that have done evil into
ev-er-last-ing
fire.
(Full)fqi This is the Ca-tholick

faith which except a man believe
faithfully he ca*nnot be sav-ed.
/ Glory be to the father, a*nd
tnd to* the HO-LY
to^the SON
:
GHOST
As it was
;
w6rld
:
without end.
13
'A'-men.
The Song of the Blessed Virgin Mary.-
Or,
W. Dyce.
75.
mf TV/TY
lVX
hath
soul doth magnify the
Lord
rej6iced
in
7 He hath put
fr(5m their seat
:
the hum-ble
/8
Him
throughout
all
Dr. T.
F's
must be
f
It is
Jj
/ Glory be
gene-
These
filled the hungry

with good things and the rich He
hath sCnt emp-tyâ-way.
9 He remembering His mercy*
hath holpen His servant Is-ra-el
as He promised to our forefathers,*
on thm
is
/ 6 He hath sheVed strength

with^His arm
He hath scattered
and meek.
hath
Abraham and
His Name.
And His mercy
S.
also
Dt
the mfghty
and hath exalted
that fear
rations.
He
down
i.
Brown.
their hearts.
viour.
Luke,
A. H.
the proud * in the imagination of
my spirit
God my Sa-
and
2 For HS hath regard-ed

the
16wliness of His hand-maid-en.
3 For behold, from hence-forth
all
generations shall call me
bless-ed.
4 For He that is mighty hath
magniff-ed me
pp\ and hd-ly is
-S.
*
76.
Son and to* the Ho-ly Ghost

n6w, and ver shall be
world
the
his sed, for ev-er.
to the Father, a*nd to^
without end.
'A-men.
W. Hixe.
puis,
when major.
suggested that these words be sun- slowly.
14
ountate oomtno.-psALM
Dr. E. Ayrton
SING
unto the L6rd a
new
* L.
J.
84.
With His own
right hand,
and
with His h(5-ly arm hath He gotten

Himse'lf the vic-to-ry.
mf 3 The Lord declared Hfs
salva-tion
His righteousness hath
He openly shewed in the sight oP
the hea-then.
4 He hath remembered H is mercy
and truth * toward the hofise of Isra-el and all the ends of the world *
have seen the salva*-tionôf our God.
5 Shew yourselves joyful unto
the L6rd, a*ll ye lands sfng, rejoice,
and give thanks.
p 6 Praise the Lord upon the harp
sing to the h&rp with a psa'lm oP
thanks-giv-ing.
:
TlRRELL.
With trumpets al-so,~and

O shew yourselves joyful
before the Lord the King.
7
shawms
mar-vellous things.
X cvm.
the sea make a noise, *

that the're-in is the round
world, and they that dwell there8 Let
and
all
in.
9 Let the floods clap their hands,*

let the hills be joyful together
before the Lord
for H6 cdmeth to
judge the earth.
mf io With righteousness shall
He judge the world &nd the petfple^with e-qui-ty.
/n Glory be to the Father, and
to the Son
and to the Ho-ly
and
Ghost
As
it
was
beginning,* is
world
"A'-men.
in the

without
e'fid.
H. PURCELL.
n tJ
jflunc EHmittig;
Or,
The Song of Symeon. S. Luke,

Barcroft.
92.
Rev. R. R. Chope.
96.
* L.
95.
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^nr
-'4J1
SI P^W
nrp^
mf T ORD, * now
-gja
iî
Thou
J.
Bishop
&
M7
-<&-!
>-
29.
ii.
'
gfe
rr
?-'
SSr1r
Barnby.
Med
^ L g-?g- -Sr-^
-
F^
^ *5 P
depart in
peace &cco*rd-ing^to Thy word.
2 For mine e'yes have seen Thy
Gen-tiles
and to be the gl6ry of
po-ple Is-ra-el.
Glory be to the Father, and
n
to the Son
nd to* the Ho-ly
sal-vS-tion.
Ghost
Thy
lettest
servant
p 3 Which Th6u hast prepar-ed

before the face ofâll peo-ple
4 To be a light to lfghten the
Thy
As
W. A. Blakeley.
4-
is
it was
in the beginning,*
now, and eVer shall be w6rld
without nd.
98.
*A*-men.
E.
Wood.
Oeus
ittisereatur*-psALM
kwi.
*
103.
rn
Jh
1
~l^
II
A. H. Brown.
R. Bellamy.
104.
l-^f
if
'
[- [-
'
us
II
II
-,
-^
,1
^ ~
na-tions.
/3 Let the people praise Thee,^

O ^God yea, let &11 the pSo-ple
r-
HI
Lee.
Let the people prafse Thee,^0

yea, let all the po-ple praise
:
Thee.
all
God
That Thy way may be knoVn

upon earth
Thy saving health
2
among
\V.
me'r-ciful un-to us
-i
Barney.
us, and
and shew us the
of His countenance,* and be
vJT bless
mf f~^ ODbe merciful unto
Then
shall the earth bring
f6rth her fh-crease and God, even

our own God, shall giveûs His
bless-ing.
7 G6d shall bless us and all the
Snds of the world shall fear Him.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to^
the Son ind to the Ho-ly Ghost
:
praise Thee.
4 O let the nations rejoice and^
be glad for Thou shalt judge the
folk righteously,* and g6vern the
na-tions ûp-on earth.
107.
tt-^-
*J.
light
k
THF^rt^^B
^-Hiî^r
g ^
A. H. Brown.
is
n6w, and ever shall be
without nd,
w6rld
*A*-men.
PlRCELL.
T. Tallis.
17
For Monotonic Recitation of the Psalms on Fast Days.

* A.
H. Brown.
For Gloria Patri only
rr
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m
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pgy
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* =J
o"
THE PSALTER.
-:o:-
The First Day.

Jttattins,
Venite^
*
W.
exultemus Domino.
A. Blakelky.
COME,* let us sing u*n-to"

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of our sal-va-
ff\
\J
tion.

thanksgiV-ing and shw ourselves gld in Him with Psalms.
3 For the Lord is a gre^t God
wkh
and a grSat.Kfng above all gods.

and the strength of
<Sf the earth
:
the hills
5
it
is
His
al-so.
and He made
and His h&nds prepaY-ed^the
The
sea
is
Hfs,
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
and
fa*ll
down
* G.
2.
m/S To-day
let
us w6rship,
the L6rd our Marker.

7 For HS is the Ldrcl our God
and we are the people of His pasture,
and the shep of His hand.
:
ye
will
hear His
voice,* harden no*t your hearts as

day of temptation fn the wil-der:
ness
9 When your fathers
;
Me
pr6ved
te*mpt-ed
M, and saw
My
works.
io Forty years long* was I grieved
with thfs genera*-tion,ând said It
is a people that do err in
their
hearts, for they have not known My
ways.
:
Unto wh6m
ii
wrath
and knel before
if
Rowland.
into
My
swaYe in^My
that they sh6uld not n-ter

rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to^the

Son and t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
world
without e"nd. 'A'-men.
:
UA\
ItilL r^JlJLl JK.
1.
PSALM
*
Beatus
i.
vir,
Rev. T. Helmore.
[PSALMS
qui non abut,
I, 2.
<5rv.
T. Tallis.
2.
as
w/"13LESSED
is
the
man*
that
hath not walked in the

counsel of the ungodly,* nor stood
in the way of sih-ners and hath not
:
s&t in the sat of^the scorn-ful.

2 But his delfght is in the la\v
and in His law will

of^the Lord
he exercise himself day and night.
3 And he shall be like a tree
planted by the wa-ter-side that will
bring forth his fruit in^due sea-son.
4 His leaf also shall not wither
and look,* whatsoever he d6eth, it
:
shall pros-per.
/"5 As for the ungodly,* it is not
with them
but they are like the

chaff,* which the wind scattereth
away from the face of the earth.
:
Psalm
2.
tion 6f the right-eous.
(Full)mf-j ButtheLordknoweth
the
w&y
wy
of the rfgh-teous and the

of the ungod-ly^shall pe-rish.
:
At the end of every Psalm, and of

every part of the I igth Psalm, shall
be repeated this Hymn
Glory be to the Father, a*nd ttAhe

Son and t<5 the Ho-ly Ghost
now, and eVer shall be world with:
out end.
"A*-men.
Quare fremuerunt gentesf
E. Purcell.
Sp
6 Therefore the ungodly shall not

be able to stand in the judg-ment
neither the sinners in the congrega-
2.
W\ W. Brown.
^SUgP^
^ &&
?*g^Jf^Bffi
Psalms
MA TTINS.
2, 3.]
f\\TUY do the heathen so furiVV ously r&ge toge-ther and
whereof the Lord hath said unto

Jhou art My Son,* this day
have I be-got-ten Thee.
me
why do
thing
the people ima-gineâ vain
Thee
of the earth stand

up,* and the rulers take counsel
toge-ther against the Lord,* and
agafnst Hfs A-ndint-ed.
3 Let us break their bonds asunder and cast aw&y their cords from
pieces* like a poVters ves-sel.
wise now therefore, O

ye kings be learned,* yS that are
jifdg-es of the earth.
1 1
Serve the Lord in fear
and
rejoice unto Him with re-ve-rence.
p 12 Kiss the Son, lest He be angry,*
and so ye perish from the right way
if His wrath be kindled,* yea, but
a little,)* blessed are all they that
put their trust in Him.
mf \o Be
us.
ff \ He that dwelleth
in
heaven
Lord
shall la*ugh them~to scorn the

shall have them in de-ri-sion.
5 Then shall He speak unto
:
8 Desire of Me,* and I shall give

the heathen for Thfne inheritance
and the utmost parts of the
earth for Thy pos-ses-sion.
9 Thou shalt brftisc them with a
r6*d of iron
and break them in
The kings
[Day l
His wrath
and v6x them
them
in
His
s<5re dis-plea-sure.
( Full)/ 6 Yet have I se\ My

King upon My holy hill of Si'-on.
(Can.) p 7 I will preach the law,*
:
Psalm
'
Domi)ie, quidmultiplicati?
Brown.
many
are they increased that trou-ble me

are they that rise a-gamst
rose ifp a-gain

tain-od me.
my
Lord
for the
sus-
6 I will not be afraid * for ten

thousands of the peo-ple that have
set themselves against me round
me.
2
Rowland.
* G.
2.
ORD,* how
p T
1
3.
A. H.
Many one
there b6 that say
oP
There is no help for^him

God.
mfZ But Thou, O Lord,* art my
soul
a-bout.
defend-er
Thou
lifter
my worship,* enemies upon the cheek-bone *

of my head.
Thou hast broken the teeth 6i the*
art
up
4 I did cail upon the L6*rd with"
mv voice and He heard me out
of His ho-ly hill.
5 I laid me down and slpt, and
and the
fj Up, Lord,* and help me, O

my God for Thou smitest all mine
in his
un-god-ly.
w/S Salvation belongeth un-to"
the Lord and Thy blessing is upo*n
Thy peo-ple.
:
fPSAl
4.
Day
THE PSALTER.
i.]
Psalm
* A.
p T T
Xi
Thou
was
EAR me
when
Cum
4.
H. Brown.
G6d of my rfgh-teous-ness
me
hast set
in trouble ;*
when
at liberty
have mercy upon
me, and he'ark-en unto
my
prayer.
ye sons of men,* how

long will ye blaspheme Mine hoand have such pleasure in
nour
vanity, and sêk after leas-ing ?
:
Know this
hath chosen
also,* that the

to Himself the
Lord
man
g6d-ly when I call upon the

L6rd, He* will hear me.
4 Stand in awe, and sfh not
commune with your own heart,*
that
is
PSALM
1
5.
G. Rowland.
your cha*m-ber, and be still.

Offer the sacrifice of righ-teousand put your trust in the
ness
Lord.
ft 6 There be ma*-ny~that say
will sheV us a-ny good ?
the light of
7 L6rd, rift Thou up
and
Wh6
Thy countenance up-on us.

mf 8 Thou hast put gladness
my
fn
heart since the time that their

corn, and wine, and oil, in-creas-ed.
9 I will lay me down in p6ac,
and
ta*ke
my
rest
for
it
Lord, only,* that m&kest
is
Thou,
me
dwe'll
in safe-ty
Verba
Dr. E. G. Monk.
ih
mf 2 O
4, 5.
invocarem,
2.
call,*
[Psalms
me a
auribux.
*
2.
Rev. R. R. Chope.
mf T)ONDERmyw^rds,qLord: of my calling, my Kfng, and^my

X consider my me'-di-ta-tion. God for (into The*e, wilPI make
my prayer.
2 O hearken Thou unto the voice
:
Psalms
MATTINS,
5, 6.]
3 My
betfmes,
voice
shalt
Lord
Thou hSar
early in the
morning will I direct my prayer
unto Thee, and^will look up.
4 For Thou art the God * that hast
no pleasure in wfck-ed-ness neither
:
any e*-vil dwell with Thee.

Such as be foolish shall not
shall
stand
inThy sight
for Thou hatest

va-ni-ty.
that work
6 Thou shalt destroy th6m that
speak le*as-ing the Lord will abhor
both the blood-thfrsty a*nd de-ceitall
thSm
man.
7 But as for me,* I will come
into Thine house,* even upon the
multitude of Thy mer-cy
and in
Thy fear will I worship t6ward Thy
ful
ho*-ly tem-ple.
8 Lead me,
righteousness,*
-ne-mies
be-fore
Lord, in Thy
because of mine
make Thy wy
my
plafn
9 For there
mouth
his
is
their
1.
no faithfulness fn
inward p&rts are
ve-ry wick-ed-ness.
10 Their throat is an 6pen se*pul-chre
tMy flatter with their
tongue.
:
/11 Destroy Thou them, O God;*

let
them perish through their 6\vn

cast them out in the
imaginations
multitude of their ungodliness ;*

rebel-led against
for thSy have
Thee.
12 And let all them that put their
they shall
trtfst in Thee re-joice
ever be giving of thanks,* because
Thou defendest them * they that
:
love
Thy N&me
Thee;
(Full)
give
rfgh-teous
13
Thy
wilt
shall
be
jo*y-ful in
For Thou, Lord,*

blessing finto
the
and with Thy favourable

kindness * wilt Th6u defend him as
:
withâ shield.
face.
PSALM
*
6.
Domine, ne in furore,
W. W. Brown.
* T.
2.
MORLEY.
LORD,* rebuke me not in

Thine fhdignS-tion neither
4 Turn Thee, O L6rd, and deliver^my soul O s&ve me fo*r Thy
me
mer-cy's sake.
chisten
[Day
in
Thy
dis-plea-sure.
Have mercy upon me, O

5 For in death n6 man reme'mV am weak O Lord, hal bereth Thee and who will give
me, for my bo*nes are vHx-ed.
Thee thSnks in the pit ?
6 I am weary of ,my groaning ;*
3 My soul also is sore trou-bled
but,
L6rd, how l<5ng wilt^Thou every n%ht wash I my bed
and
L6rd, for
pun-ish
me ?
wlter
my
cdiich with
my
tears.
[7
My
Day
THE PSALTER.
i.]
[Psalms
* T.
My
7
tr6u-ble
is gone for
very
and worn away because of
beauty
:
mine e-ne-mies.
(Major) f 8 Away from me,* all
y that work va*-ni-ty for the Lord
11
Hath heard the voice
of^my weep-
PSALM
* A.
H. Brown.
de-li-ver
me
lion,*
my
soul, like a
and t8ar it in pie*-ces

while
none to help.
O Lord my God,* if I have
:
the*re is
^3
done cfny such thing or if there be

&ny w'ck-edness in my hands
4 If I have rewarded evil unto
:
hfm
that dealt friend-ly^with
me
have delivered him * that

without any caifse is^mine e-ne-
my;
petf-
my
prayer.
inf \o All
mine enemies shall be

confounded,* and sore vex-ed they
shall be turned back,* and put to
:
sud-den-ly.
fneus.
Burnett.
mf 5 Then let mine enemy persemy soul, and ta*ke me yea, let
him tread my life down upon the
cute
earth,*
Lest he devour
Lord wilPre-ceive
the
2.
God,* in Th8e
\_J have I pu*t my trust save
me from all them that persecute me,
yea,
Domine, Deus
7.
mf pj LORD my
The Lord hath heSrd my
shame
ing.
and
9
tion
6, 7.
MORLEY
dust.
and l&y mine honour
in the
(Full) '6 Stand up, O Lord, in

wrath,* and lift up Thyself,*
because of the indignation of mine
arise up for me * in the
cf-ne-mies
jGdgment that Thtfu hast^command-ed.
(Can.) mf 7 And so shall the
congregation of the people c6*me
about Thee for their sakes therefore ltft dp Thy-self a-gain.
Thy
Psalms
8
The Lord
shall
according to my righteousness,* and according to the fnnocency tha*t is in me.

9 O let the wickedness of the
ungodly come to"an end btit guide
Lord
Thou
the just.
10 For the right-eous God
the ve-ry hearts and reins.
trleth
Who
of heart.
12 God is a righteous Judge,*
strong, and pS-tient
and God is
man
He
He hath bent
will not tfirn,
b6w, and ma*de
ness.
16
o-ther.
17 For his travail shall come upon

his own head
and his wickedness
:
His
teous-ness
Psalm
and I will praise the

Na*me oFthe Lord most High.
Domine,
8
*Dr. E. G. Monk.
LORD our Governour,*
f (~\
V_y
how
Thy Name in
Thou that hast s6t
excellent
is
the world
Thy glo*-ryâ-bove the heavens
2 Out of the mouth of very babes
and sucklings hast Thou ordained
strength,* because of Thine e'-nemies
that Thou mightest still the
Snemy, a*nd theâ-veng-er.
mf 3 For I will consider Thy
iieavens,* even the works of Thy
ffh-gers
the moon and the st&rs,
which Th6\i hast ordain-ed.
4 What is man,* that Th6u art
mind-fuPof him
and the s6n of
a*ll
tha*t
Thou
vi-sitest
him
He hath graven and dfgged ifp
a pit
and is fallen himself into
the destruction that he maMe for
rea-dy.
it
1.
man,
will
provdk-ed ev-ery day.
sword
mf 1 5 Behold, he travaileth with

mis-chief he hath conceived sorrow,* and brought fo*rth un-god-li-
shall fall ononis own pate.

(Full)/ 8 I will give thanks unto
the Lord,* according to His ngh-
13 If a
whe't His
per-se-cu-tors.
My
hSlp com-etrTof God

preserveth them thaPare true
11
1.
[Day
14 He hath prepared for Him

the fhstrume'nts of death
He
ordaineth His arrows against the
judge the peowith me,^0
give sSntence
ple;*
EVENSONG.
7, 8.]
Dominus
nosier.
L)r.
2.
Greene.
Thou madest him lower than
the an-gels
to crown him with
glo'-ryând wor-ship.
6 Thou makest him to have dommion of the wo*rks oPThy hands
and Thou hast put all things in
:
subje*c-tion
under
his feet
and ox-en
yea, and
the beasts of the field
8 The fowls of the air,* and the
and whatsoever
ffshes oT the sea
walketh through the pSths of the
7 All sheep
seas.
( Full)/ 9 O L6rd our Go-verhow Excellent is Thy Na*me

in all the world
nour
THE PSALTER.
Day z]
[Yenite.
Daw
The Second
jVfotttns,
l
'emu, exulUmus Domino.
Dr. Woodward.
r\
v^
m/S To-day
COME,*" let
us smgdn-to~
us heartily
rejoice in the strength of otfr sal-
the
Lord
Me
Unto whom
wrath
come,* let us w6rship,

and knSel before
down
proved Me*, and saw
ii
hear His
My
dry land.
will
works.
grieved with thfs genera'-tion,'*and
said It is a people that do err in
their hearts, for they haVe not known
My ways.
fall
ye
2 Let us come before H is preêaoe

with thanksgfv - ing and sheV ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
3 For the L6rd is a gre"at God
and a gr6at Kfng above all gods.
<5f the earth
and the strength of
the hf lis is Hfs al-so.
5 The sea is Hfs, and He made
and His hands prepar-ed~the
it
if
as
voice,* harden no't your hearts
day of temptation fn the wil-derness;
9 When your fathers te'mpt-ed
let
va-tion.
and
A. M. Sewell.
2.
into
sware in~My
that they sh6uld not e*n-ter
My
rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to~

the Son and to* the Ho-ly Ghost;
the L<5rd our Ma-ker.

7 For He is the Lrfrd our God
and the shep of Hfs hand.
As
was in the beginning,* is

world
it
without end.
8
*A'-men.
Psalm a
JAY
"TL\
2.
v.Tiich
:he pe rle
speak of
will
works.
::
be
I will
Thee
yea. rr.y
Narr.e
^13 Have
While
back
drf-ver.
r-erish a:
Thv
mercy upon me,

Lord ; * consider the trouble
ich I saner of th&m that hSte
u:
4 For Thcubh
r'rd.: and~:r.y :;
in the thrive :h:
has:
5 Thou
then.* ar.c ces:r
Thou has: pu:
:-.
.-
:he
/7
i
Thou that
lfttest
me tip from'"
a:esj:-f deauh..
f
That
may shew
Thy
all
uses * within the ports of the

tenter of Son : I will rej6ice in
The heathen are sunk down

5
the pft that^they made : in the
:\e r.e: which :hey huh cruuly.*
d:.-:
:'::
c6me
are
:
-,
thou enc
fi
maketh
H rch-es:.
?r" 5
He
v-daer.
He
Thy
c:
r ::.
[uisidon for bldod,

rememreth them : and forgetteth not
complaint of the poor.
gl
But the
ev-er
..--.'
H--
'
:'
.
a refuge in
io And
Name wS\
die
they
cu: :
foe Thou. d::d.
then; :ha: sdek
::
execute
is
:rdrc-ed
md
all
the people that
EtGoc
-hew-d
.
minister
: ::
:.he
:::
1_
be EbrgGt-ten
of the meek shall not pe*r-ish~for
i
Er-er.
ftC
hed
::>::
wtf 5 For he s:
r'uh-:e :us-r.:r
true judgment a:
'The
1 ri
I:':
endure
prepared
-.
,d
ir.
defence for
memoria..
U p.
Lord,* and
let
not
man
-per hand : let the

h&tthen be juag-edîll ddhv sight
::
T chem
:o
6 L
kndw them-
in fear,
heathen may
be but men.
[Psalm
jo.
Day
THE PSALTER.
2.]
PSALM
o.
Ut
quid,
T. Kelway.
'AA/rHY
Thy
standest Thousoffir
O Lord and hidest
in the needful time of
off,
face
trou-ble ?
2 The ungodly for his own lust *
doth persecute the poor let them
be taken in the crafty wiliness that
:
have ima-gin-ed.
For the ungodly hath made
the*y
boast of his 6wn heart's de-sire

and speaketh good of the cdvetous,
whom G(5d ab-hor-reth.
4 The ungodly is so proud,*- that
he caYeth ntft for God neither is
G6*d in all his thoughts.
5 His ways are alway grfe-vous
Thy judgments are far above out
:
of his sight,* and therefore defi^th

a*ll his e-ne-mies.
6 For he hath said in his heart,*
he
Tush,
shall never
be
ca*st
down
there shall no harm happen un-to me.

7 His mouth is full of cftrsing,
and fraud under his tongue

ungodliness, and va-ni-ty.
deceit,
is
lurking in the
sitteth
8 He
thievish corners 6f the streets and
privily in his lurking dens doth he
murder the innocent,* his eyes are
set a-gainst the poor.
9 For he lieth waiting secretly,*
even as a lion ltirketh he* in^his
den that he* may ra-visrAhe poor.
io He doth ra'-vish ^ the ^ poor
when he getteth him fn-to his net.
He falleth dftwn, and hilm:
io.
Domine ?
Atherstone.
S.
2.
} 7*
'
VV
[Psalm
muss
bleth^him-self that the congregation of the poor may fall into the
:
hands ofnis cap-tains.

12
Tush,
He
hath said in his heart,*
G6d hath
He
HS will
forgot-ten
hideth away His face,* and

ne-ver see it.
/ 13 Arise, O Lord God,* and ltft

dp Thine hand f6rget not the poor.
14 Wherefore should the wfcked
while he doth
blaspheme God
say in his heart,* Tush, Th6u God
:
ca*-rest~not for
it.
Surely Thou hast se'en it for

Thou beholdest ung(jd-li-ness and
wrong.
?nf 16 That Thou mayest take
n
the matter fn-to Thine hand
the poor committeth himself unto
Thee,* for Thou art the helper 6*f
the friend-less.
17 Break Thou the power of the
ungodly and mali-cious take away
his ungodliness, and Thcai shalt
fmd none.
/18 The Lord is King for ver
and the heathen are
and ev-er
perished out of the land.
p 19 Lord,* Thou hast heard the
desfre oPthe poor Thou preparest
their heart,* and Thine e&r htar:
keneth there-to
20 To help the fatherless and
poor un-to^their right that the man
of the earth be no more exiflt-ed
against them.
;
10
Psalms
MATTINS.
ii, 12.]
Psalm
* A.
ii.
[Day
2.
In Domino confido.
H. Brown.
* L. J.
2.
TURRELL.
dfcfc
7nf
T N the Lord put I my trust

L how say ye then to my
soul,* that she should
un-to^the
fleê
as a bfrd
hill ?
2 For lo, the ungodly bend their

bow,* and make ready their arrows
that delighteth in wfckedness ddth

His soul ab-hor.
Upon the ungodly He shall
rain snares,* fire and brimstone,*
withih the qifi-ver that they may

n
privily sh6ot at the*m which are
true of heart.
3 For the foundations will be c&st
down &nd wha*thath^the right-eous
:
/7
storm and tem-pest
this shall be
their por-tion^to drink.
8 For the righteous Lord loveth
done
His eyes consi-der^the poor
and His eyelids try the chil-drenôf

men.
6 The Lord alloweth the righteous
but the ungodly,* and him
4 The Lord is in His h61y temple the Lord's se'at is~m hea-ven.
righ-teous-ness
His cOuntenance
will behold the thing thatîs just.
dBbcnsonjj.
Psalm
Salvum me fac.
12.
Dr. Greene.
2.
d 2_
p T T ELP
LJl
is
me, Lord,*
not
<*>ne
left
Rev. Sir F. A. Ouseley.
i-ir
tHrH-
2 They talk of vanity * every one

with his neigh-hour they do but
flatter with their lips,* and dissemble
fn their dou-ble heart.
for there
g6*d-ly~man
mfhished from
amtfng the chil-drenôf men.
for the faithful are
[3
The
Day
2.
THE PSALTER.
Dr. Greens.
1.
!
3 The Lord
deceft-ful lips
shall
[Psalms
* Rev. Sir F, A. Ouseley.
2.
4t-4-
root out
12, 13.
11
and the t6ngue that

spe'ak-eth proud things
4 Which have said, * With our
:
swelleth against him,* &nd will
him
se"t
at rest.
mfj The words
t6ngue wfll we^pre-vail we are

they that ought to speak,* wh6 is
of the L6rd are

even as the silver,
which from the earth is tried, *
and pflrified seVen times in the
I6rd o-ver us
fire.
mfp
Now
for the comfortless
troubles' s&ke of the nSe-dy
and
because of the dep sfgh-ing of the

poor,
/6
will
I will Op, safth the Lord

and
help every one from him that
:
Psalm
* L.
J.
puYe words
n
8 Th6u shalt ke*ep them, O Lord
Thou shalt preserve him from thfs
generation for ev-er.

9 The ungodly walk on eVery
when they are exalted,* the

children of me'n are put to^re-buke.
side
Usque quo, Domint?
13.
TuRRBLL.
A. H. Brown.
2.
TTOW
long wilt Thou forget

JTl me, O L6rd, for eVer how
16ng wilt Thou hfde Thy face from
How long shall I seek counsel

my soul,* and be so vexed in my
2
in
how long shall mine Enemies

trf-umph o-ver me ?
heart
me.
12
Psalms
EVENSONG.
13, 14. J
L6*rd
3 Consider, and h6ar me,
lighten mine eyes, that I
sle*ep not in death.
my God
4 Lest mine enemy say,* I have

prevailed against him for if I be
cast down,* they that tr6uble me
:
will rejoice at
it.
PSALM
14.
a*/"
HP HE
X
f6ol
heart
hath said inTiis

fs no God.
They
are corrupt,* and become

ab6minable in their d6-ings there
is none that d6eth good, no not one.
2
3 The Lord looked down from

r
heaven upon the chfl-dren of men
to see if there were any that would
understand, and sek af-ter God.
4 But they are all gone out of the
way,* they are altogether bec6me
ab(5-mina-ble
there is none that
doeth g6*od, no not one.
throat
is
an open
5 Their
sepulchre,* with their t6ngues have
:
they deceiv-ed
is
under their lips.

6 Their mouth is
and
to
the p6ison of a*sps
bft-ter-ness
full of cfirsing
their feet are swfft
shed blood.
7 Destruction
trust
my
heart
Thy
6
He
and
is
is
tn Thy
j6yful in
sal-va-tion.
will sing of the Lord,* because

hath dealt so 16vingly with me
:
yea, I will praise the

Lo*rd Most High-est.
NSme
of the
insifiiens.
L.
Barcroft.
in their ways,* and the way of

peace haVe they^not known there
is no fear of Gdd be-fore their eyes.
p 8 Have they no knowledge, *
that they are all such w6rkers of
mfs-chief eating up my people as
it were bread, and call not upon the
is
Lord ?
9 There were they brought in
great fear,* even where no* fear
was for God is in the generation
:
6i the right-eous.
10 As for you,* ye have made a
mock at the counsel 6i the poor
because he pfitteth his trust in the
:
Lord.
7nf 1 1 Who shall give salvation
unto Israel out of Sion ? * When
the Lord turneth the captfVity of
His peo-ple then shall Jacob
:
and unhappiness
2.
2.
There
mf 5 But my
mr-cy
Dixit
TOMLINSON.
[Day
rejoice,
and
Il-rael shall
be glad.
Day
THE PSALTER.
3.]
[Venite.
The Third Day.
Venite, exultemus
Dr. H. Aldrich.
Domino.
2.
f (~\ COME,*
let us sing un-tcT

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-v'a-
\_)
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and shSw ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
3 For the L6rd is a great God
and a gr6at King above all gods.
and the strength of
oT the earth
:
the hills
5
it
is Hi's al-so.
sea is His, and He made

and His hands prepar-ed^the
The
fall
come, *
down
let
us
worship,
and kneel before
the Lord our Ma-ker.

7 For He is the Lord our God
and we are the people of His pisture,
and the sheep of His hand.
:
if
ye
will
hear His

day of temptation in the wil-derness
9 When your fathers tempt-ed
:
Me
pr6ved
Me,
and saw
My
works.
10 Forty years long* was I grieved
n
It
with thfs genera*-tion, and said
is a people that do err in their
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
wrath
dry land.
and
m/Z To-day
into
My
sware in^My
that they should not e*n-ter

rest.
Glory be to the Father, and to the

Son 3nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
world
without end. 'A'-men
:
14
PSALMS
15,
MAI JJJVX
O.J
Psalm
15.
L. J. TURRELL.
2.
H. Brown.
J.
psas
mf T ORD,* who
but
shall dwell in
or who
taberna-cle
shall r6st uptfn Thy ho-ly hill ?
2 Even he, that ladeth an unand doeth the thing
corrupt life
which is right,* and spSaketh the
1
Thy
from
evil to his
T)RESERVE
JT
2
Co7iserva
me Domine.
H. Wicks.
2.
me, O God f6r

haveÎ put my trust.
soul,* thou hast said
3 All
in The'e
On my
and
P. FUSSELL.
16.
eyes
that fear the
neTgh-bour
and hcith not sla*ndered^his neigh-bour.
4 He that setteth not by himself,*
Psalm
own
that sweareth unto his

5 He
neighbour, * and dfsappofnt-eth~
him not though it were to his own
hih-drance.
6 He that hath not given his
money upon tf-su-ry
nor taken
reward against the in-no-cent.
(Full) mfy Whoso doeth these
shall ne-ver fall.
things
used no deceit in
done
lowly in his
Foxe.
Lord.
his heart.
3 He that hath
his tongue,* nor
is
maketh mtich of them
triith
3.
Domine, quis habitabitf
T. Tallis.
* A.
[DAY
my
delight
is
upon the
and
saints, that are fn the earth
upon such as exce'l in \Tr-tue.

4 But they that run after another
god shall have great trou-ble.
un-to the Lord Thou art my God,*

my goods are ntf-thing un-to Thee.
:
[5
Their
Day
THE PSALTER.
3.]
[Psalms
*
P. FUSSELL
and 6i
my cup
Th6u sha*lt maintain my lot.

7 The lot is fallen unto me"
ground
ySa,
thank the Lord for

wSr-ning my reins also
will
Psalm
J.
17.
more.
Exaudi, Domine.
Jones.
2.
TJ EAR
the right, O Lord, *

consider my com-plaint
and hearken unto my prayer,* that
g6eth not ou*t of feign-ed lips.
JLJL
hand
cor-rup-tion.
12 Thou shalt shew me the path
of life * in Thy presence is the
and at Thy right
ful-nessof joy
hand there is plda-sure^for e-ver-
gfving me
n
chasten me fn the night-sea-son.
9 I have set God always before
mf
rfght
fall.
a
have a gdod-ly
in
he-ri-tage.
mf%
H. Wicks.
10 Wherefore my heart was glad,*

my gl6ry rejoi-ced my fl6sh
al-so^shall rest in hope.
For why ? * Thou shalt not
1
leave my soul in hell neither shalt
Thou suffer Thy Holy One to se
The Lord Himself is the portion
of mine inheritance,
fair
and
lips.
my
for He is on
the're-foreÎ shall not
me
Their drink offerings of blood*
neither make
not 6f-fer
mention of their na*mes with-in my
will
16, 17.
2 Let
my
A. H. Brown.
sentence come f6rth
from Thy presence and let Thine

eyes look upon the thfng thatîs
:
e-qual.
Psalms
Thou
MAJTIJW^.
17, 18. J
hast proved and visited

in the night-season;*
mine heart
Thou hast tried me, and shalt find

for I am
no wickedness fh me
utterly purposed that my mduth
O hold Thou up my g6ings in Thy

paths thit my fo*ot-steps slip not.
5
6 I have called upon Thee,

God, * for Thou shalt har me
incline Thine ear to me, and heark-en
words.
Shew Thy marvellous lovingThou that art the Saviour

of them which put their trtfst in Thee
from sfich as resist Thy right hand.
8 Keep me as the apple oY an
7
kindness,*
eye
11
They
waiting in our
lie
way
whelp,* ldrking in se'-cret pla-ces.

13 Up, Lord,* disappoint him,
andca*sthim down deliver my soul
from the ungodly,* whfch fs a sword
Thine
of
14
From
the
men
of
Thy hand,
Lord,* from the men,

and fr6m the 6-vil world
say,*
I
:
which
have their portion in this life,*

whose bellies Thou ffllest with Thy
hid trea-sure.
hide me Qnder the sha*-dow of

wings,
From
Thy
the ung6dly that troVble

mine enemies compass me
round ab6ut to ta*ke a-way my soul.
and
15 They have children at their

and leave the r8st of their
de-sire
sub-stance for their babes.
ft 16 But as for me,* I will behold
Thy
me
They
on -very side turning their eyes

down to^the ground
12 Like as a lion that is greedy
6*f his prey
and as it were a lion's
my
4 Because of men's works, * that

are d6ne against the wo*rds oPThy
lips
I have kept me from the wiys
(5f the^des-troy-er.
unto
3,
are inclosed in their 6*wn

their mouth spe'ak-eth
proud things.
10
fat
shall not of-fend.
[DAY
Psalm
prSsence in right-eous-ness
and when^
likeness,*
shall
awake up
after
be satisfied w'ith
it.
DiligamTe,Domine.
18.
Dr. B. Cooke.
Rev. T. Helmore.
2.
/ T WILL love Thee, O Lord, my

1 strength * the Lord is my
stony rock, and my de-fence mf
Saviour,* my God, and my might,
in whom I will trust,* my buckler,*
the horn also of my salvation, a*nd
my re-fuge.
2
shall
call upon the Lord,*

w6rthy to be prals-ed s6
be safe from mine e-ne-
will
which
is
I
mies.
ft 3 The sorrows of death compassed me and the overflowings of
ungodliness mSde me a-fraid.
:
17
[4
Thy
The
Day
The
me
THE PSALTER.
3.]
pains of hell came ab6*ut

the snares of dea*th over-took
In
my
the Lord
a*nd did fly
the wings
me.
trouble
will call
updn
and complafh unto
my
God.
m/6 So shall He hear my voice

out of His holy tm-ple
and my
complaint shall come before Him,*
it shall 8nter e-ven into His ears.
fj The earth trembled and
qUa-ked the very foundations also
of the hills shook, * and were
removed, because He was wroth.
8 There went a smoke oQt in His
prs-ence
and a consuming fire
out of His mouth,* so that c6als
were kin-died at it.
9 He bowed the heavens also,
:
and came down
ind
it
was
da*rk
under His feet.

10 He rode upon the cherubims,
[Psalm
11
flying upo*n
oPthe wind.
He made
darkness His
His pavilion round
with dark water, * and
se-cret place
Him
about
He came
18.
thfck clouds to co-ver Him.

/12 At the brightness of His
presence * His cl6uds remo-ved
hail-stones, and coals of fire.
ff\?)
The Lord
also
thundered
out of heaven, * and the Highest

give His thun-der h&il-stones, and
coals of fire.
14 He sent out His Arrows, and
scattered them
He cast forth
lfghtnin ,s, a*nd de-stroy-ed them.
1$ The springs of waters were
seen,* and the foundations of the
round world were discovered, at
Thy chfd-ing,^0 Lord
at the
blasting of the breath of Thy
:
dis-plea-sure.
Dr. E. G. Monk.
He
?nf 16
on hfgh
me
shall
to fetch
send down from
me and shall
:
take
Out of ma*-ny wa-ters.
17
He
me from my
shall deliver
and from th$m
strongest enemy,*
which hSte
me
for they are t6o
migh-ty for me.

18 They prevented
day of my trGu-ble
was my up-hold-er.
me in the
but the Lord
because
un-to me.
* even
fa*-vour
The Lord
my
shall
reward
me
rfghteous de*al-ing
cording to the cleanness of
ac-
my
hinds shall He r-com-pense me.

21 Because I have kept the wa*ys
oFthe Lord
and have not forsaken my G<5d, as~the wick-ed
:
doth.
22 For
I have an eye unto a*ll

His laws and will not cast 6ut His
comma*nd-ments from me.
:
19 He brought me forth also into

a plice of lf-ber-ty He brought me
forth,
20
after
He had
23
Him
I
:
was also uncorrftpt before

and eschewed mine o\vn
wick-ed-ness.
Psalm
EVENSONG.
18.]
[Day
d6wn
24 Therefore shall the Lord

reward me * after my righteous
and according unto the
dea*l-ing
cleanness of my ha*nds in^His eye-
28 Thou also shalt

cSn-dle the Lord my
sight.
m&ke my
shalt bring
the word of the

undeffl-ed way
Lord also is tried in the fire * He
is the defender of all thSm that put
:
their trust in
Him.
Dr. B. Cooke.
For wh6
is
G6*d, but^the
strength,
38
wh6 hath any

our God ?
or
under
even a bow of
35
Thou
defence of
right
hand
brSak
steel.
given
hast
Thy
me
salva-tion
also shall hold
me
and Thy 16ving correction
the
Thy
up,*
shall
make me great.
36 Thou shalt make room enough
Qnder
me
fo*r
to
go
steps shall not slide.

yj I will follow
th&t
my foot-
cast
them 6ut as the clay
in the
streets.
upon
43 Thou shalt deliver me from

the strfvings of the peo-ple
and
Thou shalt mke me the hâd
oPthe hea-then.
mine
overtake them
neither will I turn ag&in till I haVe
de-stroy-ed them.
enemies, * and
feet.
un-der me.
40 Thou hast made mine enemies
also * to ttirn their ba*cks upon me
and I shall destroy the*m that hate
me.
41 They shall cry,* but there
shall be n6ne to help them yea,*
even unto the Lord shall they cry,
but He* shalPnot hear them.
42 I will beat them as small as
the dfist before the wind
I will
shall
my
smite them,* that they

a*ble to stand
but fall
my wSy per-fect.
33 He maketh my f6et like hurts'
&nd se*tteth me up on high.
feet
34 He te&cheth mine ha*nds to
and mine arms
be
Rev. T. Helmore.
39 Thou hast girded me with

strength * unto the b&Vtle
Thou
shalt thr6w down mine e^ne-mies
will
shall n6t
ex-cept
32 It is God,* that gfrdeth me
with strength of war and maketh
fight
shall
mf 2,1
my
lfght
God
da*rk-ness to be light.
29 For in Thee I shall discomfit
an host of^men and with the help of
my God* I shall leap o-ver~the wall.
30 The way of God is an
25 With the holy * Th6u shalt

be hG-ly and with a perfect man
Thtfu shalt^be per-fect.
26 With the clan Thdu shalt~be
clean and with the froward * Thou
shalt lern fro-ward-ness.
27 For Thou shalt save the
people that are in adveV-si-ty and
Lord
the high looks of
the proud.
1,
3.
19
[44
Day
THE PSALTER.
3.]
[Ps. 18,
*
44
people
whom
have not
known shall serve me.

45 As soon as they hear
/49
He
of me,*
Thou
shalt rid
the Ge*n-tiles
and
and
blessed be my str6ng heTp-er

praised be the G6dof my sal-va-tion.
48 A Even the God That seeth
that I be avn-ged and subdfteth
the pe'o-ple un-to me.
:
Venite,
S.
unto
and sing
prafs-es
Thy Name.
51 Great prosperity gfveth He

n
and sheweth
u*n-to His King
loving-kindness unto David His
:
Anointed, * and Unto his se'ed for

ev-er-more.
Fourth Day.
T/he
Dr. T.
me fr<5m the wick-ed
50 For this cause will I give

thanks unto Thee, O Lord,* among
pri-sons.
me
man.
liveth,
that delivereth
they shall oby me but the strange

children shall disse'm-ble with me.
46 The strange chfl-dren^shall
and be afraid tfut oFtheir
fail
Lord
Rev. T. Helmore.
from my cruel enemies,* and setteth

me up ab6ve mine a*d-versa-ries
ff^y The
It is
Venite.
exultemus Domino.
Dupuis.
2-
A. H. Brown.
is-*
u.',i
^^mm
1
Venite,
MATTINS.
Ps. 19.]
COME,* let us sfhg tfn-t(T

ff\
V/
tion.

with thanksgiv-ing and shSw ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
and a grat Kfng above all gods.
4 In His hand are all the c6rners
6i the earth
and the strength of
the h? lis is His al-so.
5 The sea is Hfs, and He ma*de
it
and His Mnds prepaY-ed^the
dry land.
O come, * let us w6rship,
and fall down
and kn6el before
the L6rd our Ma-ker.
7 For H6 is the Lo*rd our God
and the sh6ep of Hi's hand
:
mfZ To-day
Psalm
* A.
19.
H. Brown
/HP H E heavens declare the glo*-ry^

God
and the firmament

sheVeth His han-dy work.
2 One day telleth an6*-ther and
JL
of
one night cSrtifTeth an-o-ther.

3 There is neither speech nor
lSn-guage
but their voices are
heaYd a-m*dng them.
4 Their sound is gone out into
all lands
and their w6rds into the
ends of the world.
5 In them hath He set a tabernacle fo*r the sun
which cometh
:
if
ye
will
4.
hear His
voice,* harden ndt your hearts

as
ness
9 When your fathers
;
Me
pr6ved
te*mpt-ed
M6, and saw
My
works.
with thfs genera-tion,ând said It
their
hSarts, for they have not known My
ways.
:
Unto wh6m
11
)6
Day
wrath
into
swdre in^My
that they sh6uld not en-ter
My
rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to~the

Son &nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
world
n6\v, and eVer shall be
without end. 'A'-men.
:
Coeli enarrant.
1
2.
L. J. TlRRELL.
bridegroom out of his

chamber,* and rej6iceth as a giant
forth as a
run his course.

6 It goeth forth from the uttermost part of the heaven, * and
runneth about unto the end 6f it^
a-gain
and there is nothing hid
from^the heat there-of.
m/y The law of the Lord is an
undefiled liw, converting the soul
the testimony of the Lord is sure,*
and giveth wfsdom ifn-to~the samto
ple.
[8
The
Day
THE PSALTER.
4.]
1
1.
* L.
J.
and
my
righteous a*l-to-ge-ther.
10 More to be desired are they
than gold, * ySa, than much fme
gold sweeter also than h6ney, and
the hon-ey-comb.
my
and the meditation 6i my heart

be alway accept - able in Thy
:
sight, A/.
Moreover, by tMm is Thy

seVvant taught and in kSeping of
11
15
my
the're is great
Lord
my
strength,
and
Re-deem-er.
re-ward.
Psalm
*
20.
ExaudiatTcDominus.
A. H. Brown.
* A.
2.
BTFiTTq gf Fpa
H. Brown.
^^g^g
m/ rT^HE
2 Send thee h61p from the sa*nctua-ry and strengthen thee oift of
Lord hear thee in the

day of trou-ble the Name
of the God of Ja*-cob defend thee
JL
Who
them
19, 20.
TURRBLL.
12
can tell how 6ft he
ofre'nd-eth :
cleanse Thou me
frcjm
se-cret faults.
13 Keep Thy servant also from
presumptuous sins,* lest they get
the domfhion d-ver me
so shall I
be undefiled,* and fnnocent fro*m
the great of-fence.
mouth,*
14 Let the words of
The
statutes of the Lord are

rejoice the heart
the
commandment of the Lord is pure,*
and glveth light un-to^the eyes.
9 The fear of the Lord is clean,*
and endfireth for e^-er the judgments of the Lord are true,* and
right,
[Psalms
A. H. Brown.
ST- on
22
Psalms
Remember
ings
fice
MA TTINS.
20, 21.]
thy
11
and accept thy
in
trust
7 Some put their
chariots, * and some in hor-ses
/5 We will
tion,*
but
rejoice in Thy salvain the Ncime of
perform
our God
the L6rd
thy peti-tions.
know I, that the Lord
all
King
shall rejoice in
of
heaven
whn we
us,
call
R, Bellamy.
All Thine enemies shall fe'el

Thy right hand shall
ffnd out the'm that hate Thee.
9 Thou shalt make them like a
fiery
tfme
in
oFThy
wrath
consume them.
10 Their fruit shalt Thou r6ot
oPthe earth and their seed
from amdng the chil-dren n of
6*ut
men.
great in Thy
salva*-tion
glory and great wOrship
shalt Thou la*y up-on him.
6 For Thou shalt give him everlasting felf-ci-ty and make him glad
with the jo*y oFThy coun-te-nance.
mfj And why?* because the King
pGtteth his trifst in^the Lord and
in the mercy of the Most Highest *
h8 shall no*t mis-car-ry.
oven
the Lord shall destroy them in His

displeasure, * and the ffre shall
ev-er.
His honour
9 Save, Lord, * and h8ar
King
Thy hand
/5
/8
Thy
Lord exceeding
eVerând
are brought d6wn, and

:/but we are rfsen, and stSnd
2.
glad shall he b6 of Thy sal-va-tion.

2 Thou hast given him his heart's
and hast not denfed him
de-sire
the request of his lips.
mf 3 For Thou shalt prevent him
with the blessings of good-ness
and shalt set a crown of pure go*ld
up-on his head.
4 He asked life of Thee,* and
Thou gavest him a I6"ng life even
for
Na*me
Domine, in virtute Tua.
21.
w. Lee.
strength,
the
up-on Thee.
/HP HE
remember
up-right.
6 Now
helpeth His Anointed,* and will
hSar him from His hd-ly heaven
Psalm
will
They
fal-len
we
oFthe Lord our God.
and triumph
Lo*rd
4.
even with the wh61esome strength

of His right hand.
6*f-fer-
bfirnt sacri-
4 Gr&nt thee thy heart's de-sire

nd fulfTl all thy mind.
the
[Day
For they intended mfschief

Thee and imagined such
aga*inst
is
a device * as they are not i-ble to
per-form.
12 Therefore
them^to
flight
Thy bow
shalt
Thou
shalt
and the
pift
strings of
Thou make ready
agafnst the face of them.
/13
Be Thou
exalted, L6rd, in
Thine own strength

so will we
sfng, and praise Thy power.
:
23
3
8
Day
THE PSALTER.
4.]
Psalm
* A.
22.
Deus, Deus
Neville.
[Psalm
22.
vieus.
H. PURCELL.
2.
(Minor.)
^ ]\/[Y God, my God,* look upon my G6d even fro*m my mo-ther's

1V1 me * why hast Th6u womb.
forsa*-ken me: and art so far from
ft ii O go not from mc, * for
my health, * and fr6m the wtfrds of trouble is ha*rd at hand and there
is n<5ne to help me.
my com-plaint ?
12 Many 6xen are come about
2 O my God, I cry in the dayand me fat bulls of Basan close me in
time,* but Th6u he'ar-est not
;
in the night-season a'l-so'"! take
on e-very
no
rest.
mf 3 And Thou contfhuest h6-ly
mouths
O Thou wor-shipôf Is-ra-el.
and
5 They called upon ThSe, and

were hol-pen they put their trust
in ThSe, and were not con-folind-ed.
p 6 But as for me,* I am a w6rm,
and no man a very scorn of men,*
:
6i the peo-ple.
me laugh mc n
to scorn they shoot out their lips,*
and shake their heads, say-ing,
tnfZ He trusted in God, * that
otit-cast
let
li-on.
am
all
my
my gums
their
were a ramping and
me
7 All they that see
him
it
and Thou shalt bring

fn-to^the dust of death.
16 For many dogs are ci5me
about me and the council of the
wicked l&yeth siege a-gainst me.
to*
delf-ver
as
poured out like water,*

bOnes are out of joint
my heart also in the midst of my
b6dy is eVen like melt-ing wax.
15 My strength is dried up like a
potsherd,* and my tongue cleaveth
14
He would
a ro*ar-ing
4 Our fathers htf-pedîn Thee

they trusted in ThSe, and Tho*u
didst deli-ver them.
and the
side.
They gape upon me wfth
17
my
Him
They pierced my hands and
feet,*
may
deliver him, if He^will have him.

9 But Thou art He that took me
6ut of my mouther's womb Thou
wast my hope,* when I hanged yt
upo*n my mo-ther's breasts.
upon me.
io I have been left unto Thee

Thou art
ver since Pwas born
me,^0 Lord
them
my
tll all
they stand storing
and
bones
ldok-ing
They part my garments among

:
and
cast lots upo*n
my
ves-
ture.
pp
ha*ste
24
19 But be not
:
Thou
Thou
art
faYfrtfrn
my succour,
Thee^to help me.
Psalms
EVENSONG.
22, 23.]
my
my darling
20 Deliver
sword
froirTthe
stful
from the poV-er
S&ve
me from
Thou
from am6ng
mouth
the
hast heard
htfrns
the
me
also
oPthe
f 22
I will declare Thy Name

breth-ren in the midst of
the congregation wfll I praise Thee.
23 O praise the Lord, * ye that
fear Him
magnify Him, all ye of
the seed of Jacob,* and fear Him,
all ye sed of Is-ra-el
24 For He hath not despised,*
nor abhorred, the low estate oPthe
poor
He hath not hid His face
from him,* but when he called unto
Him He heard him.
25 My praise is of Thee* in the
gr6at congregS-tion
my vows will
I perform in the sight of the'm that
(Major.)
my
fear
Him.
e&t,
PSALM
* J.
^HE
27 All the ends of the world shall
remember themselves, * and be

tftrned un-to^the Lord and all the
:
kindreds of the nations shall worship before Him.

28 For the kingdom fs the
Lord's and He is the G6vernour
amo'ng the peo-ple.
29 All such as be fat upon earth
n
have eat-en, and wor-ship-ped.
All
they that go down into the
30
dust * shall kneel before Him and
no man hath qufck-ened^his own
:
soul.
31 My seed shall serve Him

they shall be counted unto the
L6rd for a ge'-ne-ra-tion.
32 They shall come,* and the
heavens shall declare His rfghteous-ness unto a people that shall
be born, who'm the Lord hath made.
:
mf 26 The poor shall
mf
they that seek after the

Him ;* your he&rt
Lord shall praise
lf-on's
u-ni-corns.
finto
sa*-tis-fied
4.
shall live for e-ver.
of the dog.
21
[Day
Lord
is
my
therefore can
thing.
2 He shall feed
me
and be
23.
Domi?ius regit me.
Barnby.
shep-herd
no
lack
in
a green
pSs-ture and lead me forth beside

the wa-tersôf com-fort.
3 H shall convert my soul and
bring me forth in the paths of
righteousness, i6r His Name's sake.
4 Yea,* though I walk through
the valley of the shadow of death,*
:
A. H. Brown.
2.
no
will fear
e-vil
for
Thou
art
with me * Thy rod and Thy staft

com-fort me.
5 Thou shalt prepare a table before
me* against th<hn that trou-ble me
Thou hast anointed my head with
;
oil,
and
6 But
mercy *
oPmy
my
cftp shall
Thy
shall follow
life
be
full.
loving-kindness and
and
me
all
the da*ys
will dwell in the
house of the L6*rd for e-ver.
Day
THE PSALTER.
S-]
[Venite.
The Fifth Day.

JEattin0.
Venite,
exultemus Domino.
* E. Faning.
fjT\ COME,*
let us sfng tfn-tcT

Vy
tion.

with thanksgiv-ing and sheV ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
and the strength of
<5f the earth
the hi lis is Hfs al-so.
r
prepa*r-ed
:
it
and His hands
the
/6 O
m/8
come, *
down
let
us
worship,
To-day
if
ye
will
hear His

day of temptation
the wil-der:
ness
9 When your fathers
;
Me
proved
ternpt-ed
M6, and saw
My
works.
with thfs genera*-tion,~and said It
their
hearts, for they haVe not known My
ways.
:
Unto whom
II
wrath
dry land.
and
E. J. Hopkins.
2.
into
My
in^My
I swa*re
rest.
and kneel before

Son &id t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
7 For H6 is the LoVd our God
w6rld
and we are the people of His pasture, n6w, and e*ver shall be
without e"nd. 'A'-men.
and the sheep of Hi's hand.
26
fall
Psalms
MA TTINS.
24, 25.]
Psalm
Dr. T.
S.
Domini
24.
Dupuis.
[Day
est terra.
2.
mat
PHE earth
all
compass
is
the Lord's,* and
the
that there-in is
of the world, and they that
:
For
the seas
He
:
hath founded it upo'n

and prepared it upon the
floods.
p
hill
Who
shall
oFthe Lord
ascSnd into the

or
wh6
shall rise
dp in~His ho-ly place ?

mf \ Even he that hath clean
h&nds, and a pure heart
and that
hath not lift up his mind unto
vanity,* nor sworn to deceive his
:
neigh-bour.
5
He
shall receive the blessing
fro*m the
Lord
from the
God
is
Him
dwell there-in.
2
the generation of them

even of them that
s6ek thy fa*ce, O Ja-cob.
(Full) 7 Lift up your heads, O
ye gates,* and be ye lift tip, ye
everla*st-ing doors
and the King
of gld-ry^shall come in.
(Dec.) mfZ
is the Kfng of
Lord
gl6*-ry
(Can.)
it
is the
strong and mighty,* even the L6rd
6 This
that seek
and righteousness
of hfs sal-va-tion.
Psalm
k
25.
Who
migh-tyîn bat-tie.
(Full)f<) Lift up your heads, O
ye gates, * and be ye lift tip, ye
and the Kfng
everla*st-ing doors
:
of gld-ry^shall come in.

is the Kfng of
(Dec.) mf io
even the Lord of
gl6-ry (Ca7i.)
hosts,* He is the King of glo-ry.
Who
AdTe,Domine,
A. H. Brown.
let
levavi.
E.
2.,
mf T T NTO Thee, O Lord, will

\j lift up my soul ;* my God,
I have pfit my trust in Thee
O
me
let
Wood.
not be confounded,* neither
mine Snemies tri-umph o-ver
me.
27
[2
For
DAY
THE PSALTER,
5 .]
A. H.
1.
jh
jtâ
* E.
For
my ho*pe alPthe day long.

Lord,*
Call to remembrance,
b6en
and Thy
tender ifier-cies
loving kindnesses, * which haVe
been e-verôf old.
6 O remember not the sins and
offences of my youth but according
to Thy mercy* think Thou up6n
me, O L6*rd, for^Thy good-ness.
p 7 Gracious and rfghteous is
the Lord
therefore will He tech
sin-ners in the way.
8 Them that are meek shall He
and such as
gifide in judg-ment
are gentle, the*m shalPHe learn
His way.
9 All the paths of the L6rd are
unto such as
me'r-cyând tmith
keep His covenant, a*nd His tes-
Thy
timo-nies.
10 For
Lord
Wood.
What man
etlAhe Lord
is
him
feaV
h6, that
He
teach
in the way that He shall choose.
12 His s6ul shall dwe*ll at ease
:
shall
Sh6w me Thy ways, O Lord

nd tea'ch me Thy paths.
4 Lead me forth in Thy truth,
for Thou art the
and learn me
God of my salvation ;* in Thee hath
3
it is
all
pift to^con-fu-sion.
25.
they that hope in Thee

be ashS-med out such as
transgress without a cause shall be
2
shall not
[Psalm
Brown.
&nd
land
his
shairin-herit
se'ed
13 The secret
among thSm that
of the Lord is
fear Him
and
H6 will shew them^His co-ve-nant.
mfn14 Mine eyes are ever looking
u*n-to the Lord
for He shall plfick
my feet out oFthe net.
be merciful unto
sa*ke,
my
15
Turn Thee unto me,* and
me for I am
desolate, a*nd in mi-se-ry.
16 The sorrows of my hart are
have mSrcy upon
enlSr-ged
oPmy
17
O brmg Thou me
6*ut
troli-bles.
Look upon my advSrsity and

&nd forgive me all my
mf-se-ry
sin.
18 Consider mine Enemies, hou

and they bear a
ma*ny they are
tyrannous ha*te a-gainst me.
19 O keep my s6ul, and delf-ver
me A let me not be confounded,*
for I have pu*t my trust in Thee.
20 Let perfectness and righteous
:
dealing waft upon
Thy Nome's
the
me
hath been in /Thee.

21 Deliver Israel, O
sfn, for
great.
a*ll
28
his trou-bles.
fSr
my ho*pe
God
6ut of
Psalm
MATTINS.
26.]
Psalm
V-F^-i
'
J.
~t"P
-[T--f7
-*
p=
Dr. Woodward.
r^
L. J.
...
^p
li
'
jffl
-^ f
JL".IJ*J
p,_^
|G)
f-l
'
!
ly
Judge, O Lord,*
have walked fn-nocenttrust hath been also in the
try out
my reins
and
Lord
g6 to^Thine *Al-tar
p T'P
nor
my
lffe
with the
10 In whose hands is wfck-edness

and their right ha*nd is full
of gifts.
:
11 But as for me,* I

fn-nocent-ly
O deliver
be me'r-ciful un-to me.
12
f6ot sta*nd-eth
will praise the L6rd in
:
theûti-god-ly.
will wash my
bl6*od-thirs-ty
fellowship with thede-ce*it-ful.

5 I have hated the congregation
of the wick-ed j and will not sit
fnnocency,
the sih-ners
...
where Thine ho*-nour dwell-eth.

9 O shut up not my soul with
^6
Turrell.
my heart.
For Thy loving kindnesses Sver

mine eyes
and I will
walk in Thy truth.
4 I have not dwelt with vain
per-sons
neither will I have
amdng
^_H
before
7 That I may shew the vofce of

thanksgiv-ing
and tell of all Thy
won-drous works.
8 Lord, I have loved the habitaand the place
tion 6*f Thy house
Lord,* therefore shall I not fall.

2 Examine me, O Lord, and prove
me
11
T) E Thou my
D
my
for
'
^,
////"
11
9._ <5,.^L-
Sp
Jones.
t~F~T
II
gg c
P"3
2.
'.
1
5.
Judica me Domine.
26.
H. PURCELL.
-f^
Day
My
hands in
and so will I
gre-ga-tions.
2Q
walk
me, and
will
right
the
cdn-
3
1
Day
THE PSALTER.
5.]
[Psalm
27.
benson0.
Psalm
* A.
/HP HE
I
fear
my
of
Lord
is
salvation ;*
JL
of
Dominus
is
wh6m
the strength
the'n
shalPl
be a-fraid?
When
the wiGked,* even mine
enemies, and
me
to
ea*t
stu*m-bled
my
foes,* came up6n

thSy
up^my flesh
:
and
me.
Se*ek
will
will
from
my
mf \ One
cle
yea, in
me
mine head
He
up.
:
because oPmine e-ne-mies.

14 Deliver me not over into
the will of mine a*d-versa-ries for
there are false witnesses risen up
against me, and su*ch as speak
hide me,* and

dp updn a rock of stone,
shall
hide not Th6u Thy face

nor cast Thy servant
me
Teach me Thy wa*y, O Lord

1
and lead me in the right way,
in
He
m/6 And now
me
His tabernathe secret place of His
dwelling shall
set
me
seek.
hide
heart hath talked of Th6e,

face Thy fa*ce, Lord,
ye^My
awa*y in^dis-plea-sure.
1
Thou hast b6en my sfic-cour
leave me not,* neither forsake me,
O G6d of my sal-va-tion.
12 When my father and my mother forsSke me the Lord taVeth
thing ,have I desired

of the L6rd, which I wilPre-quire
even that I may dwell in the house
of the Lord all the days of my life,*
to behold the fair beauty of the
n
L6rd, and to vi-sit His tem-ple.
p 5 For in the time of trouble *
shall
io
He
My
fell.
war against me,* yt

trust in Him.
H. Brown.
(Full) 7 Therefore will I offer

His dwelling an oblation * with
grSat glSd-ness
I will sing, and
speak prafs-es un-to^the Lord
p 8 Hearken unto my voice, O
Lord, * wh8n I cry unto Thee
have mSrcy updn meând hear
my
put
* A.
in
3 Though an host of men were

laid against me, * yet shall n6t
and though there
hea*rt be a-fraid
rose up
illuminatio.
2.
my light, and my
wh6m the'n shalP
The Lord
life ;*
27.
H. Brown.
lift u*p
above mine Enemies
wrong.
roifnd a-bout me.
30
OAlylU AU.
//" 15 I
should Utterly have
but that I believe verily
falnt-ed
to see the goodness of the L6rd in
the land of ~the liv-ing.
:
Psalm
* A.
tarry thou the Lord's leistrong, and He shall

comfort thine heart ;* and put thou
thy trtist in the Lord.
Ad
28.
H. Brown.
16
sure
te,
be
Dotnine.
Dr. W. Hayes.
2.
(Minor.)
Thee
Wj NTO
my
\J
of me
will
strength
cry,
Ltfrd
think no scorn
* lest, if Thou make as

though Thou hearest not, * I become like th6m that go down in-to^
the
pit.
Hear the voice of my humble

when I cry unto Thee
when I hold up my hands towards
the mrcy seat of ThyhoMy tem-ple.
2
petitions,*
3 O pluck me not away,* neither

destroy me with the ungodly and
wfck-ed doers which speak friendly
to their neighbours, * but imagine
mfs-chief in their hearts.
4 Reward them acc6rding to*
and according to the
their deeds
:
6 For they regard not in their

the works of the Lord,* nor
the operation 6*f His hands there-
mind
fore shall
He break them d6wn, and
not build them up.

(Major.)/ 1 Praised b the Lord:
for He hath heard the v6ice of my
hifm-ble peti-tions.
8 The Lord is my strength, and
my shield ;* my heart hath trusted
therein Him, and I am hlp-ed
fore my heart danceth for joy,*
n
&nd in my s6*ng will I praise
:
Him.
The
; Recompense them
Sfter the
pay them
work oPtheir hands
Lo*rd is^my strength and

the wholesome defence of
His A-ndint-ed.
p io O save Thy people,* and
give Thy blessing unto Thfhe
inhe'-ri-tance
feed them, and s6t
tht they haVe de-serv-ed.
them up
wfckedness of their 6*wn in-ven-tions.

:
He
is
for e-ver.
[Psalm
29.
DAY
1U&
$.]
Psalm
r$A,Lll!.K.
29.
Afferte
*A. H. Brown.
/ T) RING
unto the Lord, O ye

mighty, * bring young r^rns
ascribe unto the
u*n-to^the Lord
and strength.
2 Give the Lord the honour dfie
n
rin-to His Name worship theL6rd
L6rd
w6*r-ship
with
h6*-ly
wor-ship.
3 It is the Lord, That commandeth the wa'-ters it is the glorious

God, That maVetrAhe thun-der.
4 It is the Lord, That ruleth the
sea * the voice of the Lord is
mighty in operation the voice of
the L(5rd isâ glo-rious voice.
mf 5 The voice of the Lord
brSaketh the ce'-dar trees yea, the
Lord breaketh the ce'-darsôf Lib:
a-nus.
He maketh them
also to skfp
LFSALM
29.
Domino.
2.
J.
Traveks.
calf
Libanus also,
Sfrion, like a^young u-ni-corn.
likeâ
and
7 The voice of the Lord divideth

the flames of fire * the voice of the
Lord sh&keth the wfl-der-ness yea,
the Lord sh&keth the wfl-dernessôf
Ca-des.
8 The voice of the Lord maketh
the hinds to bring forth young,*
and discovereth the thfck bush-es
;
His temple doth eVery man

spe'ak of^His ho-nour.
9 The Lord sitteth ab6ve the
waiter flood
and the Lord remaineth a King for e-ver.
(Full)f i o The Lord shall give
strength unto His peo-ple
p the
Lord shall give His pSople the
in
bless-ing of peace.
32
MATTINS.
Venite.]
"The
ID ay
6.
Day.
Sixth
JEatttns*
Venite , exultemus
Dr. P. Hayes.
f r\ COME,*
* C. Fisher.
mfZ To-day
let us sfhg dn-to

v_-/ the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-va-
will
hear His
ness
ye
tion.
2 Let us come before

is presence
with thanksgfv-ing and sh8w ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
and a grSat King above all gods.
4 In His hand are all the cOrners
df the earth
and the strength of
the hills is Hi's al-so.
and His Mnds prepar-ed^the
it
dry land.
p 6 O come, * let us worship,
and fall down and knSel before
7 For He is the Lo*rd our God
if
voice, * harden not your hearts

as
day of temptation fn the wil-der-
Me
pr6ved
Me,
and
saw
My
works.
with thfs genera*-tion,ând said
It
ways.
ii Unto wh6m I swaYe in^My
wrath
Domino.
2.
33
into
My
rest.
Glory be to the Father, and to^the

n6w, and 6ver shall be
w6rld
without nd. "A "-men.
:
[Psalm 3a
Day
THE PSALTER.
6.]
Psalm
* A.
1.
[Psalms
30, 31.
Exaltabo TV, Domine.
30.
H. Brown.
* A.
2.
H. Brown.
(Major.)
f T WILL magnify Thee, O Lord,*

for Th6u hast set me up
JL
and not made my f6es to tri-umph
:
soul Jut of hell

life
Thou
hast kept
from them that go down
my
to the
pit.
Sing praises unto the L6rd,

ye saints of His and give thanks
unto Him * for a remembrance 6i
His ho-li-ness.
5 For His wrath endureth but
the twinkling of an eye,* &nd in
heaviness
His plea*-sureîs life
may endure for a night,* but j6y
cometh fn the morn-ing.
:
I'was A trou-bled.
cried I unto Th6e,0 Lord:
and gat me to my Lord right hum-bly.
9 What profit is there fn my
blood whn I go d6*wn to the pit ?
io Shall the dCist give tha'nks unto
Thee 6r sha*ll it^de-clareThy truth ?
1 1
Hear, O Lord, * and have
m8rcy up6*n me
L6rd, be Thdu
8
Then
f4
hast ma*de
Lord my God, I cried unto

Thee and Thdu hast heal-ed me.
3 Thou, Lord, hast brought my
2
Thy goodness
me tnd
o-ver me.
Lord, of
my hill so strong.
p 7 Thou didst turn Thy fa*ce from
And
in
shall n8ver
my
prosperity
be remG-ved
Psalm
1*
said,*
Thou,
my help-er.
mf 12 Thou
hast turned my
heaviness m-to joy Thou hast put
off my sackcloth,* and gfrded m
with glad-ness.
(Full) mf 13 Therefore shall
every good man sing of Thy prafse
without cas-ing
O my God,* I
will give thinks unto Th6e for e-ver.
In 7>, Domine, speravi.

Brown.
2
31.
A. H.
D. PURCELL.
Psalm
MATTINS.
31.]
w/TN
Thee,
my
JL
trust
L6rd, have I ptft

let me never be
put to confusion,* deliver
me fn Thy
right-eous-ness.
p 2 Bow d6wn Thine ea*r to
m&ke ha*ste to deli-ver me.
me
strong nfck,
and htfuse of ^de-fence that Th<5u
mayest save me.
4 For Thou art my strong r6ck,
:
and
my
cas-tle
my
be Thou also
guide,* and 18ad me f(5r Thy Name's

sake.
5 Draw me out of the net,* that
me
they have laid privily for
Th6u
art
my
phemy
of the miil-ti-tude
on every
f6r
6.
and fear
* while they conspire together against me, * and

take their c6unsel to ta*ke a-way
is
my
side,
life.
my
And be Thou my
[Day
16 But
The'e, O Lord
my God.
17 My time
hope hath been in

I have said, Thou
:
art
is
Thy hand;*
in
deliver me from the hind of mine

e'-ne-mies
ind from the'm that
per-secute me.
18 Shew Thy servant the light
of Thy co*un-te-nance and save me
fo*r Thy mer-cy's sake.
:
me
19 Let
strength.
confounded,
not be
Thy hands I command O Lord, * for I have called up6n

my srji-rit for Thou hast redSemed Thee let the ungodly be put to
confusion, * and be put to si-lence
me, O Lord, Thou God of truth.
6 Into
7 I have hated them that hold of

superstitttious va-ni-ties
&nd my
trust hath been in^the Lord.
mf% I will be glad, and rejofce
in Thy me"r-cy for Thou hast considered my trouble,* and hast kn6wn
sdul in"ad-ver-si-ties.
:
my
hast not shut me up *

of the 6-ne-my
but
hast s6t my feet inâ large room.
p 10 Have A mercy upon me, O
Lord, * for I am in tr6u-ble and
Thou
into the
hand
mine eye
heaviness
consumed
is
;
* y6a,
my
very
for
so*ul
in the grave.
20 Let the lying lips be pfit to

sT-lence which cruelly, disdainfully,
and despitefully,* sp6ak agafnst the
right-eous.
21
how plentiful is Thy
:
before the sons of men

p 22 Thou shalt hide
For
my
:
life is
and
and^my provoking
waxen 61d with
my
p
said
24
:
And whSn I made

am cast 6ut of the
ha*ste,
sfght of
25 Nevertheless,* Thou heardest

the vofce oPmy prayer
when I
cri-ed un-to Thee.
v if 26 O love the L6rd, all y
His saints for the Lord preserveth
them that are faithful,* and plenteously rewaYdeth the proud doer.
(Full) 7)2/27 Be strong,* and H6
shall establish your heart
all ye
that put your trust in^the Lord.
and they
am
clean forgotten,* as a
0*ut of mind
I
am
became like a brd-ken ves-sel.
15 For I have heard the blasI
Thine eyes.
me.
14
strife
Thanks b to^the Lord

He hath shewed me marvellous
great kfhdness in a string ci-ty.
d$ad man
Thou shalt
Thy taber-
of tongues.
mine acquaintance were afraid

me * and they that did see me
without conveyed themselves from
of
of
7)1/22,
men
nacle fr<5m the

for
ne'igh-bours
of all
in
12 My strength
faileth me, *
because of mine inf-qui-ty
Snd
my bdnes are consum-ed.
13 I became a reproof among
all mine enemies, * but especially
among my
privily
keep them secretly

yars with
mourn-ing.
them
by Thine own presence * from the
bb'-dy.
he'a-vi-ness
mf
goodness,* which Thou hast laid

up for th6m that fear Thee and
that Thou hast prepared for them
that put their trust in Thee,* 6ven
35
Day
THE PSALTER.
6.]
[Psalm
32.
dEbensottg.
Psalm
Beati,
32.
* Sir G. Elvey.
T) LESSED
w/"
J3
is
2.
found but
tr6*u-ble
whtle I he'ld my tongue

ft 3 For
my bones consumed aw&y through
:
dai-ly compla'in-ing.
4 For Thy hand
ackn6wledge
will
my
sin
I said,* I will confess my sins

and so Thou
to^the Lord
forgavest the wick-edness of my
every one that

is godly make his prayer unto Thee,*
in a time when Thou ma*yest be
For
Thou
shalt
compass
me
ab6ut with sc5ngs of deli-ver-ance.

m/g I will inform thee, * and
teach thee in the^ way wherein
r
thou shalt go and I will guide thee
with Mine eye.
io Be ye not like to horse and
mule, * which have n6 understandwhose mouths must be held
ing
with bit and bridle,* 16st they fa*ll
up-6n thee.
1 1
Great plagues remain for the
ung6"d-ly
but whoso putteth his
trust in the Lord,* mercy embr&ceth
sin.
me
unto Thee and mine unrighteousness haVe I not hid.

u*n
art a place to hide

shalt preserve
from
heavy up6n
night and my moisture

Itke the draught in slim-mer.
me da*y and
is
is
come nigh him.
me
Thou
in, * Thou
8
my
Heywood.
in the great waterfloods*
thy shall ndt
for-given
and wh6se sfn is co-ver-ed.
2 Blessed is the man unto whom
&nd in
the L6rd imptf-teth^no sin
whose spirit there is no guile.
is
J.
..-ndtt
he whose un-
righteousness
quorum,
this shall
36
him on ev-ery side.

f 12 Be glad, O ye righteous, and
rejofce in^the Lord
and be j6yful,
r
all y6 that are true of heart.
:
Psalm
EVENSONG.
33.]
[Day
6.
Psalm
Exultate^justi.
33.
* Sir G. Elvey.
2.
1.
/ T} EJOICE
in the L6rd,
ye
rfgh-teous for it becometh
well the jtfst to^be thank-ful.
2 Praise the Ltfrd with harp
sing praises unto Him with the
lfite,
and fn-strument oFten
strings.
3 Sfng unto the Lo*rd a^new

song sing praises lustily unto Hfm
:
with a good cou-rage.

4 For the word of the L(5rd
true
and all His
is
wo*rks are faith-ful.
He
loveth r%hteousness and

the earth is full of the
g<5od-ness of the Lord.
mf6 By the word of rhe L6rd
were the heVvens made
and all
the hosts of thSm by the breath of
5
judg-ment
H"s mouth.
7 He gathereth the waters of the
sea together, * as it w6re uprfn an
heap and layeth up the deep, a*s
inâ trea-sure house.
p 8 Let ill the earth fear the
Lord stand in awe of Him, * all
n
ye* that dwell in the world.
m/g For He spike, a*nd it^was
done He commanded, and it stood
:
12 Blessed
W.
E.
T. Graves.
are the people,*
whose God is the L6rd JehS-VAH

and blessed are the folk, that He
:
hath chosen
to
Him
to
be*
His
inhe-ri-tance.
mf 13 The Lord looked down

from heaven,* and beheld all the
chfl-drenôf men from the habitation of His dwelling He considereth
:
the'm that dwell on^the earth.

He fashioneth ill the hearts
of them
and ftnderstand-eth all
their works.
all
14
15 There is no king that can be

saved by the multitude oT an host
neither is any mighty man delivered^by much strength.
16 A horse is counted but a viin
thing to save a man
neither shall
he deliver any man by his great
:
strength.
p 17 Behold, * the eye of the

Lord is upon the'm that fear Him
and upon them that ptit their tnlst
in^His mer-cy
18 To delfver their so\il from
death
and to fed them fn the
:
time of dearth.
fast.
io The Lord bringeth the counsel

r
of the he*a-then to nought
and
maketh the devices of the people
to be of none effect,* and casteth
6ut the coifn-selsôf prih-ces.
1 1
The counsel of the Lord shall
endure for eVer and the thoughts
of His heart from generation to
:
ge*-ne-ra-tion.
19
ried
Our
soul hath patiently tarthe Lord

for H6 is our
fo*r
help and our shield.

mf 20 For our heart shall rejoice
Him because we have hoped in

His ho-ly Name.
p 21 Let Thy merciful kindness,
O LSrd, be upon us like as we do
pift our trust in Thee.
in
37
[PSALM
34.
Psalm
THE PSALTER.
34.]
Psalm
*
34.
days
and
and be glad.
praise the Lo*rd with
let
us
magnify His
14
and
Eschew
6vil,
and
do*
good
their
fSces were ndt a-sham-ed.

6 Lo, the poor crieth,* and the
Lord he'ar-eth him
yea, * and
saveth him out of a*ll his trou-bles.
7 The angel of the Lord* tarrieth
round about th6m that fear Him
and de-li-vereth them.
p 8 O taste, and see, * how
gracious the L6rd is
blessed is
the ma*n that trust-ethîn Him.
9 O fear the Lord, * y that a*re
His saints for they that fear Hfm
lack no-thing.
mf io The lions do lack, and
stiffer htin-ger
but they who seek
the Lord * shall want no manner of
thing that is good.
p ii Come, ye children, * and
h6arken un-to me I will teach you
the fear of the Lord.
:
good
They had an eye unto Hfm,

:
fafn see
sSek pea*ce, andên-siie it.

mf 1 5 The eyes of the Lord are
6ver the rfgh-teous
and His ears
are d-pen unto their prayers.
16 The countenance of the Lord
to
is against them that do e'-vil
lfght-en-ed
he that Mst-eth^
guile.
me
Name
mf'4 I sought the L6rd, and He

me yea, * He delfVered me
orft of all my fear.
and were
is
&nd would
to-ge-ther.
hard
13 Keep thy tCngue from e-vil

&nd thy lfps, that^they speak no
What man
12
to live
there6f,
L. Barcroft.
2.
WILL
6.
Benedicam Domino.
Dr. E.G. Monk.
alway give thinks

His praise
i!n-t(Ahe Lord
shall Sver be* in my mouth.
2 My soul shall make her bdast
in^the Lord the humble shall har
[Day
root out the remembrance 6i them

from the earth.
17 The righteous cry,* and the
L6rd he'ar-eth them and delivereth
them 6ut of a*ll their trou-bles.
18 The Lord is nigh unto them
that &re of a cdn-trite heart and
will save such as b of an hu*m-ble
:
spi-rit.
19 Great are the tr6ubles of the

rfgh-teous but the Lord delfvereth
hfm out of all.
20 He kSepeth a*ll his bones so
that not 6ne of the*m is bro-ken.
21 But misfortune shall sl&y the
and they* that hate the
ung6'd-ly
righteous sha*ll be de-so-late.
22 The Lord delivereth the s6uls
of His se*r-vants and all they that
:
put their trust in Hfrn shall

des-ti-tute.
38
no*t
be
Day
MA TTINS.
7.]
[Venite.
The Seventh Day.
Venite^
* L.
exultemus Domino.
Barcroft.
COME,* let us sfng un-to n

ff\
V_y
tion.

with thanksgiv-ing and shew ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
6i the earth
and the strength of
:
the hills
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
and He made
and His hinds prepaVed^the
The
sea
is
Hfs,
dry land.
^60
and
fall
* A.
2.
m/S To-day
come, *
:
let
us worship,
and kneel before

7 For He is the Ldrd our God
:
ye
will
hear His
voice,* harden ndt your hearts as

ness
9 When your fathers
;
Me
proved
te*mpt-ed
M6, and saw
My
works.
with thfs genera*-tion,ând said It
is
a people that do err in their
ways.
:
Unto wh6m
11
wrath
down
if
H. Brown.
into
My
swdVe in^My

rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to'the

Son 3nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
now, and e*ver shall be
w6rld
without end. "A'-men.
:
39
[Psalm
35.
Day
THE PSALTER.
7.]
Psalm
*L. J. Tlrrell.
2.
4-
id:
rrr
^H^f^fffili
A
p T)LEAD Thou my
JT
cause,
is like unto Thee,*

deverest the poor from hun that is
too string for him
yea, the poor,
and him that is in mfsery, from
hfm that spoil-eth him?
li
p 1 1 False witnesses did rfse up

they laid to my charge thfngs that"
my soul,* I am
my
13 Nevertheless,* when they were

I
put on sackcloth,* and
humbled my s6ul with fast-ing :
and my prayer shall turn into mine
dwn bb-som.
I behaved myself as though
had been my frfend, or my
bro-ther
I went heavily,*as one
that m6urneth fo*r his mo-ther.
14
it
mf 15 But in my adversity they

rejoiced,* and gathered themselves
together
yea, the very abjects
together against me unar

wares,* making m6uths a*t me, and
ceas-ed not.
16 With the flatterers were btisy
m6*ck-ers who gnashed upo*n me
with their teeth.
p 17 Lord, * howl6ng wilt Thou
came
upon him unawares,* and his net,

he hath laid prfVily, ca*tch
him-self that he may fall into his
that
6*wn mis-chief.
And,
:
my
it
soul,*
ltfok upon this

O deliver my soul
from the calamities which they
bring on me,* and my d&rling fr<5m
be j6yful fn
Hfs
shall rej6ice in
sal-va-tion.
10 All
my bones shall say,*
e'-vil^for
to the grat disco*m-fort of

soul.
:
sick,
fg
knew not.
12 They rewarded me
good
4 Let them be confounded, and

put to shame,* that s6ek a?-ter^my
soul let them be turned back, and
brought to confusion,* that imagine
mfs-chief for me.
5 Let them be as the dtist before
the wind
and the ingel of the
L6*rd scat-tering them.
6 Let their way be d&rk and
slfp-pe-ry and let the Sngel of the
Lord per-secute them.
7 For they have privily laid their
net to destrOy me withdut a cause
yea, even without a cause have
they m&de a pft for my soul.
8 Let a sudden destruction come
the Lord
Who
who
me and fight Thou against

thSm that ffght a-gaihst me.
2 Lay hand upon the shield and
bfick-ler
and st&nd u*p to help me.
mf 3 Bring forth the spear,* and
stop the way against thSm that^pe'rsecute me say unto
thy sal-va-tion.
j.a4.
L-^-J.
Lord,* with th6m that strive
with
35.
Judica^ Domine.
35.
T. Tallis.
[Psalm
Lord
the lV-ons.
40
Psalms
MATTINS.
35, 36.]
And why?*
20
25 Let them not say in their

hearts,* There,* there,* s6 would
we haVe it neither let them s&y,
:
communing
We* have devour-ed him.

26 Let them be put to confusion
and shame together,* that rej6ice
let them be clothed
at my tr6*u-ble
with rebuke and dishonour,* that
peace
but they imagine
words against thm that
for
is no*t
their
deceitful
are qm-et in the land.

21 They gaped up6n me with
Fie on
their mduths, and said
thee,* ffe on thee, we sa*w it with
our eyes.
mf 22 Thfs Thou hast se*en, O
Lord hold not Thy tongue then,*
b6ast themselves a-gamst me.

27 Let them be glad and rejoice,*
that favour my rfghteous dal-ing
yea, let them say alway, /Blessed
be the Lord,* Who hath pleasure
in the prosperity 6i His ser-vant.
28 And as for my tongue,* it shall
be talking of Thy rfgh-teous-ness
and of Thy praise all the day long.
go not
fa*r
from me,
/23 Awake,* and

jfldge
my
my
cSuse,
my
Lord.
stand up to
avenge Thou
GoM, and my Lord.
qdar-rel
PSALM
7.
mf2\ Judge me, O Lord my

God,* according to Thy rfgh-teousand 16t them not trf-umph
ness
o-ver me.
So will I give Thee thanks,*

I will
the grat congregS-tion
praise Thee am(5ng much peo-ple.
19 O let not them that are mine
enemies* triumph over me ung6*d-ly
neither let them wink with their
eyes that ha*te me without a cause.
18
in
[Day
Dixit injustus.
36.
C. Gibbons.
mf
heart sheweth me the

wickedness of the ungodthat there is no far of G<5d
TV /T
no* good way

neither doth he
abhor ny thing th^t is e-vil.
5 Thy mercy, O Lord,* r6acheth
iin-to^the heavens
&nd Thy faith:
1V1
ly
be -fore his eyes.

2 For he flattereth himsSlf in his
6wn sight
until his ab6minable
sfn be found out.
3 The words of his mouth are
fulness unto the clouds.
unrighteous, and
he hath
left off to
full
oPde-ceit
behave himself
do good.
imagineth mischief upon
his bed,* and hath set himsSlt in
wfsely, a*nd to
Thy
righteousness
standeth
like the str6ng m6*un-tains : Thy

judgments are like the great deep.
Thou, Lord, shalt save both
man and beast ;* How Excellent is

Thy meVcy/Ô God
and the
children of men shall put their trust
finder the sha*-dow of Thy wings.
:
He
41
[8
They
Day
THE PSALTER.
7.]
* A.
H. Brown.
light.
10
36, 37.
C. Gibbons.
8 They shall be satisfied with

the plenteousness 6f Thy house
and Thou shalt give them drink of
Thy pleasures, as otft oPthe rT-ver.
9 For with Th6e is the well of
and in Thy lfght shalPwe see
life
[Psalms
Thee and Thy righteousness (into

the'm thatâre true of heart.
11 O let not the foot of pride
cdme against me and let not the
hind of the ungtfd-ly cast me down.
12 There are they fallen,* ill
that work wick-ed-ness
they are
cast d6wn, and shall ndt be a-ble"
:
O continue forth Thy loving-
kindness* unto thm
that
Psalm
know
yj.
to stand.
Noli
A. H. Brown.
cernulari.
W. Byrde.
2.
4 De%ht tho\i uAhe

mf T^RET not thyself because of
X the ungod-ly neither be He shall give thee^thy
:
thou envious against the e-vil doers.

2 For they shall soon be cut do*wn
like^the grass and be withered e*ven
as^the green herb.
3 Put thou thy trust in the L6rd,
and be doling good dwell in the
land,* and verily thou shalt be fed.
:
Lord
and
heart's de-
sire.
5
Commit thy way unto the Lord,*
and pQt thy
trust in
Him
and He*
shall bring it^to pass.

6 He shall make thy righteous-
ness as cMar as^the light and thy

a*s the noon-day.
:
just dealing
42
j:
3--\l,-u
î V *->Wl V
J /.J
p 7 Hold thee still in the Lord,*

and abide patiently up6n Him but
grieve not thyself at him, whose
:
way doth
prosper,* against the
man
that doeth alter -vil coun-sels.

8 Leave off from wrath, * and let
g6 disple'a-sure fret not thyself,*
else shalt thou be moVed to^do e-vil.
9 Wicked d6ers shall be rdot-ed
out and they that patiently abide
:
the Lord, those shairin-herit the

land.
while,* and the

ungodly shall be clean gone thou
shalt look after his pl&ce, and he
shall be a-way.
ii But the meek-spfrited shall
possess the earth
and shall be
refreshed in the mul-ti-tude of peace.
12 The ungodly seeketh counsel
agafnst the just
and gnasheth
uptfn him with his teeth.
io Yet a
little
/13 The Lord shall la\igh nin^T

to scorn for He hath s6en that his
:
cay
is
com-ing.
mf 21 The
Â1
/.
ungodly borroweth,
and p&yeth ndt a-gain

but the
righteous is mSrciful, and li-be-ral.
22 Such as are blessed of God
shall possess the land
and they
:
are cfirsed of Hfm shalPbe

root-ed out.
p 23 The Lord 6rdereth a gtfod
that
man's going
and maketh
his
w3y
acce'pt-able to Him-self.
24 Though he fall,* he shall nCt

be ca*st a-way for the L6rd uph6*ldettThim with His hand.
25 I have been young, and n6\v
am old and yet saw I never the
righteous forsaken, * nor his sed
beg-ging their bread.
:
26
K.T.
The righteous is ever merciful,
and lnd-eth
tnd
sed
his
is
bless-ed.
m/2j Flee from evil,* and dd the

thfng thatîs good &nd dw&l for
e-ver-more.
28 For the Lord 16veth the thing
thatîs right
He forsaketh not
His that be godly,* but thy are
:
14 The ungodly have drawn out

the sword, and have bnt their bow
to cast down the poor and needy,*
and to slay such as &re of a right
conver-sa-tion.
15 Their sword shall gd through
their own heart
&nd their b<5w
preserv-edTor e-ver.
29 The unrighteous shall be piinish-ed
as for the seed of the
ungodly, ft shalPbe root-ed out.
30 The righteous shall inherit
the land
and dwSll therein for
shalPbe brok-en.
e-ver.
p 16 A small thing that the righteous hath

is better than great
31 The mouth of the righteous

and his
exercised in wis-dom
tongue will be talk-ing~of judg-
rxhes 6i the un-god-ly.

17 For the arms of the ung6dly
shall be bro-ken
and the Lord
uphdld-ettAhe right-eous.
/ 18 The Lord knoweth the d&ys
of the god-ly and their inheritance
shall endure for e-ver.
19 They shall not be confounded
in the pe'-rilous time
and in the
days of dearth they shall have
:
e-nough.
20 As for the ungodly, they shall
perish, * and the enemies of the
Lord shall consfime as the fa*t of
lambs
yea, even as
shall the'y
the sm6ke,
con-sume a-way.
is
ment.
32 The law of his God is in his
heart and his goMngs shall not slide.
33 The ungodly seeth the righteous
and seeketh occa*-sion~to
:
slay him.
34
fn
The Lord will not leave him

hand
nor condemn him
his
whe'n heîs judg-ed.

35 Hope thou in the Lord, and
keep His way, * and He shall
promote thee, * that thou shalt
when the unpossess the land

godly shall parish, thdu shalt see
:
it.
42
["//36
Day
THE PSALTER.
8.]
* A.
mf
36
ung6dly
H. Brown.
gre*at
power
and
nourishing lfke a^green bay-tree.

27
gone
went by, and
I
:
1<5,
Venite
W. Byrde.
the
end of the ungodly

be rtfot - ed out
shall
is,* they
at * the
last.
he^was
s6ught him, but his pla*ce
could nowhere be found.

p 38 Keep innocency,* and take
hed unto the thfng thatîs right
for that shall bring a man pace at
the last.
39 As for the transgressors,*
and
they shall parish together
:
2>7,
2.
myself have seen the

in
[PS.
mf 40
righteous
Who
is
But the salvation of the

c6meth 6i the Lord
:
also their strength in the
time of trou-ble.
41 And the Lord shall stand by
them, and saVe them
He shall
deliver them from the ungodly, and
shall save them,* because they pu*t
:
their trust in
Him.
The Eighth Day.

JEattms.
Venite.
exultemus Domino.
* A.
H. Brown.
Venite,
/ r\ COME,*
Lord
the
let
To-day
if
ye will hear His
voice,* harden ntft your hearts as

day of temptation
the wil-derness;
9 When your fathers le'mpt-ed
let
[DayS
m/8
us sing un-to"
us heartily
rejoice in the strength of oifr sal-
\_J
MATTINS.
Ps. 38.]
va-tion.
with thanksgfv-ing
His presence
and shew our-
Me
Him
with Psalms.
and a grat King above all gods.
and the strength of
6i the earth
the hf lis is Hfs al-so.
5 The sea is Hfs, and He mSde
it
dry land.
p > O come,* let us w6rship,
and fall down
and kn6el before
the Lo*rd our Ma-ker.
7 For H6 is the Ltfrd our God
and the she'ep of Hi's hand.
selves gla*d in
wrath
I swa*re in^My
that they sh6uld not e'n-ter
My
into
rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to~

the Son &nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
without nd. *A"-men.
38.
Unto wh6m
* A.
My
10 Forty years long * was I

grieved with thfs genera*-tion,ând
My ways.
Psalm
proved M, and saw
works.
Domz'ne, ne in furore.
H. Brown.
2.
T)UT
Dr. C.
S.
Heap.
me not to rebuke, O
L6rd, in Thine an-ger
neither chasten me in Thy heVvy"
a sore bfirden, too he'a-vy^for
dis-plea-sure.
cor-rupt thftfugh my fool-ish-ness.

6 I am brought into so great
trouble and mf-se-ry
that I go
mourning a*ll the day long.
7 For my loins are filled with a
s<5re dis-ease and there is n6 whole
pa*rt in^my bo-dy.
8 I am feeble, and sore snfit-ten
I have roared for the vSry disqufetness of my heart.
JT
me
For Thine arrows stick fast in

and Thy hand pre'ss-eth me
There
is
no health
in
my flesh,*
because of Thy displea-sure neither

is there any rest in my bones, by
:
my sin.
my wickednesses
6*-ver my head
and are
re'a-son of
pp
j6ne
to
My
wounds
stfnk,
and
a*re
sore.
me
bear.
4 For
are
like
45
[fi
9 Lord,
Day
THE PSALTER.
8.]
9 Lord,
de-sire
and
Thou kn6west
my^
a*ll
10 My heart panteth, * my
and the
strength hath fail-ed me
s%ht of mine e*yes is gone from me.
:
My lovers and my neighbours *

my trou-ble
did stand looking up6n
and
my
kfnsmen
They
my
that is dumb,
his mouth.
14
who
became even
as a
he'ar-eth not and in

are no re-proofs.
:
mf
For
in
open
d(5th not
Thee,
m<m
that
whose mo\ith
L6rd, have
Psalm
39.
pu*t
for
foot slipped,* they rejOiced gre'at-ly
against me.
And
17
plague
sto*od a-far off.
also that sought after

and
ltfe laid snaVes for me
they that went about to do me evil
talked of wickedness,* and imagined
deceit a*ll the day long.
13 As for me,* I was like a daf
man, and hard not and as one
12
38, 39.
my trust Thou shalt Answer

me, n O Lord my God.
16 I have required that they, *
even mine enemies, * should not
trfumph (5-ver me
for when my
I
my groaning fs not hid
from Thee.
Psalms
A. H. Brown.
in
my
18
I,
truly,
my
and
am
st in^the
heaviness
is e'-ver
sight.
For
will confess
my
wfck-
and be so*r-ry for my sin.

19 But mine enemies live, and
are mfgh-ty and they that hate me
ed-ness
wrongfully are ma*-ny"in num-ber.
20 They also that reward evil for

me because I
go6d are against
fellow the thing that good is.

21 Forsake me n6t, O L6*rd
my
God b6
not Th6*u far from me.

22 H&ste Thee to hlp me
Lord G6d of my sal-va-tion.
:
Dixi custodiam.
%
Dr. T.
S.
Dupuis.
Psalms
MA TTINS.
39, 40.]
[Day
8.
(Miner.)
mf T SAID, I will take he*ed to"

my ways that I offend not
JL
in my tongue.
2 I will keep my mouth as it
w6re with a bn-dle
my
ungo*d-ly~is in
sight.
no*t
me
My
heart was hot within me,*

and while I was thus musing the
and at the last I
tire kmd-led
spSke with my tongue
5 Lord, let me know mine end,*
and the number of my days that I
mea*ns
may be
va-ni-ty.
have
6 Behold, Thou hast made my

days as it wre a span long and
mine age is even as nothing in
respect of Thee * and verily every
pp
For man walketh in a vain

shadow,* and disquieteth himself in
vain
he heapeth up riches,* and
* A.
/T WAITED
L
40.
f<5r
my
15
Expectans expectavi.
*
2.
the
Lord and He inclined unto

m8, and hea*rd my call-ing
:
clay
rock,
3
He
brought me also out of the

horrible pit, * out of the mfre and
2
at
H. Brown.
patiently
Thy peace
spare me a little,* that I

may rec6*-ver"my strength before
I go h6nce, and be no more seen.
who* shall ga-ther them.
Psalm
hold not
fa-thers were.
tell
dost
For I am a stronger with

and a sojourner, as a*ll my
14
Thee
altoge'-ther va-ni-ty.
ctnnot
tears.
is
hea-vy hand.
When Thou with rebukes
cfall-ing
living
it
pp 13 Hear my prayer, O Lord,*

and with Thine ears consider m^
to live.
man
oPThy
for
lo*ng
chasten man for sin,* Thou makest

his beauty to consume away,* like
as it were a moth fretting a garment every man therefore is but
how
12
certified
not a
opened
was Thy do-ing.
Take Thy plague away from
I am even consumed by the
my mouth
mine
all
grief to me.
me from
and make me
ofTn-ces
rebfike u*n-to"the fool-ish.
10 I became dumb,* and
whtle the
and
now, Lord, wha*t is^my

my h<5pe is even in
trftly
Thee.
9 Deliver
held my tongue, and spake

no-thing I kept silence,* yea, even
from good words * bfit it was pain
And
hope
Dr. H. Hiles.
and set my feet upon the

and 6*r-dered^my go-ings.
And He
hath
ptit
new
s<5ng
in^my mouth even a thnksgfv-ing

unto our God.
:
47
[4
Many
THE PSALTER.
[Psalm
*
and
M&ny
shall
shall sde
put
Lord.
5 Blessed
it,
and
trust
their
fear
in
his
mSrcy
is
h(5pe
m6re than
13 I have not kept back Thy

16ving me*r-cyând truth frftm the
grat congre-ga-tion.
not Thou Thy
p 14 Withdraw
A
the
the man that hath

and
in^the Lord
turned not unto the proud,* and to
such as go* a-bout with lies.
m/6 O Lord my God,* great are
the wondrous works which Thou
hast done, * like as be also Thy
thoughts which &re to fis-ward
and yet there is n6 man that <5rderetrAhem un-to Thee.
7 If I should declare them, and
they should be
spak of them
sSt
am
fulfil
Thy
will,
content to do
with-in
11
my
it
O my God
;
* y6a,
Thy la\v
let
Thy
Thy
trQth
a*l-
sure to delf-ver me
O Ldrd, to help me.
make
h&ste,
mf 17 Let them be ashamed, and

confounded together, * that seek
after
my s6ul to destr6y it
let
them
be driven backward, and put to

rebfike, that wish me e-vil.
18 Let them be dSsolate, and
am
that say
rewa'rd-ed'Vith shame
unto me, * Ffe upon thee, fie up-on
is^
thee.
heart.
have declared Thy righte-
ousness in the grSat congregS-tion

lo, I will not refrain my lips, O Lord,
and tha*t Thou know-est.
12 I have not hid Thy righteousness within my heart my talk hath
beenôf Thy trGth, and of Thy
:
19 Let all those that seek Thee

be joyful and gMd in Thee and let
such as love Thy salvation say
Slway, The Ldrd be prars-ed.
ft 20 As for me,* I am p6or and
nee-dy bfit the L6rd careth for me
:
21
sal-va-tion.
Lord
me,
way^pre-serve me.
For innumerable troubles are
1
come about me * my sins have
taken such hold upon me that I am
not &ble to l6*ok up yea, they are
more in number than the hairs of
my h6ad, and my hea*rt hath fail-ed
me.
16 O Lord,* let it be Thy plea-
frcon
loving-kindness and
a*-ble to ex-press.
8 Sacrifice, and meat-6ffering,

Th6u wrfuld-est not btit mine ears
hast^Thou o-pen-ed.
9 Burnt-offerings, and sacrifice
for sfh, hast Thou ndt re-quir'd
thSn said If Lo, I come,
10 In the volume of the book it
is written of me,* that I should
40.
Dr. H. Hiles.
Thou
art
my
helper and re-
dem-er
make n6 long
O my God.
:
48
tar-rying,
Psalm
EVENSONG.
41.]
[Day
8.
(Ebensona.
Psalm
41.
Beatus qui
intelligit
Dr. Croft
R. Burnett.
/ 13 LESSED
is he * that considereth the p6or and nee-dy

the Lord shall deliver hfrn in the
tfme of trou-ble.
JD
mf2 The Lord preserve him, and

keep him alive,* that he may be
bISssed upon earth
and deliver
not Thou him into the will oFhis
:
e-ne-mies.
:
^4
said,
me
The Lord comfort him,* when

he lieth sfck upo*n his bed make
Thou til his he'd in^his sick-ness.
3
u*n-to
7 All mine enemies whisper togSther agafhst me even against m6

do they imagine this e-vil.
8 Let the sentence of guiltiness
proceed agafhst him
and now
that he lfeth, le'Fhim rise up no
more.
9 Yea, even mine own familiar
friend, whom I trftst-ed
who did
also eat of my brSad, hath lafd great
wait for me.
10 But be Thou mSrciftfl unto
* Lord, be merciful
heal
my soul,* for
have
me
Mine Snemies speak

:
When
e'-viPof
shall he dfe, and his
nSme pe-rish ?
6 And if he come
me,* he
Thou
me
uph<5ld-est
tell-eth,
"A-men.
49
this I
And when
of
it.
By
kn6w Thou
fa*-
spaketh va*-ni-ty
and his heart
conceiveth falsehood within himself,* and when he cometh fo'rth he
:
vourest me that mine enemy d6th

not tri-umph against me.
12
to see
Lord
raise Thou me up
and I'shalFre-ward them.
w/n
sfn-ned aga'inst Thee.

5
me,
again,
Thy
before
am in my health,
me and shalt set
:
fa*ce for e-ver.
/,I3 Blessed be the Lord G6d

Is-ra-el
wdrld without end.
Psalm
42.
Day
THE PSALTER.
8.J
Psalms
Quemadmodum.
42.
as the hart deslreth

the wa*-ter brooks
so
J 4
longeth
my so*ul
after
God.
God,*
Thee,
My
soul is athirst for

p2
yea, Sven for the liv-ing God
shall
come
pre-senceôf
3
My
to
appear before the
God
tears
when
have been
* L.
J.
2.
m/T IKE
my meat
da*y and night

while they daily sy
unto me, Where is now thy God ?
4 Now when I think thereupon,*
I p6ur
out my he'art by^my-self
for I went with the multitude,* and
brought them forth into the house
42, 43.
42, 43.
T. PURCELL.
PSALM
[Psalms
TURRELL.
and in the night-season did I sing

of Him,* and made my prayer u*n-
God ofmy
to^the
life.
say unto the God of my

strength, * Why hast Th6u forgotI
will
why go I thus heavily,*

ten me
whtle the e'ne-myôp-press-eth me ?
12 My bones are smitten asQnder
a*s with a sword
while mine enemies that tr6uble me cast me in the
:
teeth
Namely,* while they say dally
13
me
ifn-to
of
God
;;//"5 In the voice of praise and

thanksî-ving
am6ng siich as^
:
keep ho-ly-day.
Why
thou so full of
, art
p 6
heaviness, O my soul
and why
art thou so disqufet-ed^with-ih me ?
wtfj Put thy trifst in God for I
will yet give Him thinks for the
he'lp oPHis coun-te-nance.
God,* my soul is vxed
p8
withfn me therefore will I remember
Thee concerning the land of Jordan,*
and the ltttle hill of Her-mon.
9 One deep calleth another, *
because of the ncfise of the wa*-terall Thy waves and sto*rms
pipes
are'gone o-ver me.
10 The Lord hath granted His
loving-kindness in the day-time
14
soul
My
and
is
now
thy
God
art thou so vexed O'my

why art thou so dis-
qufet-ed^with-in me ?
w/15 O pQt thy trdst in God
for I will yet thank Him,* Which
is the hlp of my coun-tenance, and
:
my
God.
Psalm
Whre
Why
Judica me, Deus.
43.
sentence with me, O

VJT God,* and defend my cause
O
against the ungodly po-ple
deliver me fr6m the deceft-fuPand
wick-ed man.
mff^lVE
2 For Thou art the God of my

strength, * why hast Thou pQt me
fr6"m Thee
and why go I so
heavily, * whtle the e*ne-my~oppres-seth me ?
3 O send out Thy light and Thy
truth,* that they may lead me and
:
bring
me
unto
Thy
to~Thy dwell-ing.
5o
holy
htll, a*nd
Ps. 43,
MATTINS.
Venite.]
4 And that I may go unto the

Altar of God,* even unto the God
of my j6y and glad-ness and upon
the harp will I give thinks unto
soul
my
God,
and why
ed^ with-ih
m/6 O
The'e,
[Day
God.
art thou s6 disquiet-
me
pfit
9.
thy tnfet in
God
for
Him thanks,* Which

of my co*un-tenance, and
will yet give
the help
is
Why art thou so havy, O my my
God.
The Ninth Day.

4ttattin&
Venite exultemus,
* C.
/ f\ COME,*
Fisher.
us sfng rfn-tcT
us heartily
rejoice in the strength of oifr sal-
y^J
the
let
va-tion.

A'ith
thanksgfv-ing
His presence
and shew our-
Him
with Psalms.
a great God
6i the earth
and the strength of
selves gla*d in
For the Lord
is
the hflls
5
it
Hfs
al-so.
The sea is Hfs, and He mSde

and His hinds prepaV-ed^the
dry land.
p 6 O
and
is
fall
mfZ To-day
let
Lord
Domino.
2.
Me
proved Me,
and saw
My
works.
their hearts, for they ha*ve not known
My ways.
:
Unto whom
11
come,* let us worship,

and kn6el before
ye will hear His

:
wrath
down
if
voice,* harden ntft your hearts

as
day of temptation in the wil-derness;
9 When your fathers te"mpt-ed
into
I
swa*re in*My
My
rest.
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to"

the Son ind to the Ho-ly Ghost
n6w, and e'ver shall be
w6rld
without e'nd. *A*-men.

51
[Psalm
44.
35
Day
Psalm
Sfe
35
^FiJg:
Chan.
A. H. Brown.
ii Thou makest us to turn our

so that
b&cks upon our e'-ne-mies
thy which ha*te us spoil our goods.
12 Thou lettest us be e&ten up
like sheep
and hast scattered us
amo*ng the hea-then.
have heard with our

O God,* our fathers
us what Th6u hast do'ne
ears,
irAheir time of old
How Thou
hast driven out the
heathen with Thy h&nd, and
Rev. T. Helmore.
4.
tnfWJ~&
pla*nt-
how Thou hast desin

troyed the nci-tionsând cast them
nought
out.
them.
ed^them
Dupuis
S.
^ u
?&m?m?se
m*
&=ffH
to'ld
Dr. T.
istist-
VV
44.
^ ^^
2.
iEJEiiJ:
2 - > &-
[Psalm
Deus, atiribus.
44.
'Dr.E.G.Monk.
^H
THE PSALTER.
9.]
have
Thou
Thy
sellest
pe*o-ple^for
for
and t&kest no mo*-ney
For they gat not the land in

possSssion through their 6*wn sword
neither was it their 6wn a*rm that
help-ed them
4 But Thy right hand, and Thine
arm,* and the light of Thy co*un-tenance because Thou hadst a fa-
14 Thou makest us to be rebftked

of our neTgh-bours
to be laughed
to scorn,* and had in derision of
them that are rtfund a-bout us.
Thou makest us to be a by1
word am6ng the he*a-then
and
that the people sha'ke their he'ads
vour un-to them.
at us.
Th6u
/5
h&p
sSnd
art
my
King,
6 Through Thee will

will
that rise
16
we
co-vered
Over-
and in Thy
we tread them finder,
up against
17
mf
make
God
our boast of
day long and will praise Thy

Na*me for e-ver.
p 10 But now Thou art far off,*
and puttest us to confu-sion and
;
g6est not
fo*rth
of"
the slanderer
for the
Snemy
though all this be

do we not fornor behave ourselves
us,* yet
:
frdwardly fn Thy co-ve-nant.

19 Our hSart is not tu*rn-ed back
neither our ste*ps gone outôf Thy
to confii-sion^that hate us.
a*ll
me
For the voice
come upon
get Thee
We
daily before
of my fa*ce hath
is
sh&me
a*nd a-ven-ger.
18 And
us.
:
confusion
tjie
and blasphemer
7 For I will n6t trtfst in^my bow

itisnotmysword that^shallhelp me
8 But it is Thou that savest us
and puttest
from our e'-ne-mies
thm
My
me and
unto Ja-cqJD.
throw our e'-ne-mies
Name
O God
withour ar-mies.
52
way;
20 No,* not when Thou hast
smitten us into the plSce of dra%
gons
and covered us with the
shadow of death.
:
2 1 If we have forgotten the Name

of our God,* and holden up our
h&nds to any strange god shall not
God search it out ?* for He knoweth
the vSry se'-crets of the heart.
p 22 For Thy sake also are we
killed a*ll the'May long
and are
counted as sheep appoint-ed to be
Thou
Lord,
\v
hy
sle'ep-est
Psalm
* E.
neart
the thfngs which
45.
trou-ble?
For our soul
is brought low,*
un-to^the dust
our belly
cleav-eth un-to^the ground.
mf 26 Arise, and help us and
delfver us for Thy mer-cy's sake.
:
2.
of a
speak of
have mSde un-
tcAhe King.
My
Thy
kfng-
Thou hast loved righteousness,*
Tel-lows.
Thy garments smell of

myrrh, * aloes, and caVsi-a out of
the ivory palaces, whereby they^
have made Thee glad.
io Kings' daughters were among
upon
Thy honourable wo-men
Thy right hand did stand the
queen in a vesture of gold,* wrought
ab6ut with di-vers co-lours.
ii Hearken, O daughter,* and
consider, inclme thine ear
forget
also thine own people, a*nd thy
for e-ver.
9 All
Gird Thee with thy sword
upon Thy thigh,*
O Th6u
Most
acc6rding to Thy worship and re-nown.

Th6u with
5 Good luck have
Thine ho-nour ride on, because of
the word of truth,* of meekness,
:
and righteousness,* and Thy right

hnd shall tea*ch Thee ter-rible
Thy arrows
are very sharp,*
fa-ther's house.
and the people shall be subdued

ifn-to Thee
even in the midst
12 So shall the King have pleafor He is thy

sure in thy beau-ty
Km^s
things.
the
endureth
Thy
amdng
wherefore
and hited inf-qui-ty
God, even Thy God,* hath anointed
Thee with the oil of gladness aboVe
6f a
3 Thou art fafrer than the childrenôf men full of grace are Thy
lips,* because God hath blessed
Mfgh-ty
God,*
7 Thy seat,
the sceptre of
for ev-er
dom is a right scep-tre.
8
tongue is^the pen
rea-dy wri-ter.
and
Eructavit cor meum,
Edwards.
inditing
1\/T^
iVl
g6od mSt-ter
/4
24 Wherefore htdest Tho*u thy

and forgettest our mf-sery~
fi^ Up,
The
face
25
slain.
awake,* and be not absent
6ven
mf
frc5m us^for e-ver.
Lord G6d, and wdr-ship thou Him.
e-ne-mies.
53
[13
And
:.
L-rbALMb 45, 40.
E. Edwards.
13
be
And the daughter
the're
withâ
gift
W. Russell.
2.
of Tyre shall
16
like as the rich
the'y
also among the people * shall make

their sfipplica*-tion before Thee.
/14 The
King's daughter is all

glo'-rious'Vith-in her clothing is of
:
wrought gold.
She shall be brought unto the
1 5
King in raiment of ne'e-die work
the virgins that be her fellows shall
bear her company,* cind shall be
brought un-to Thee.
:
Psalm
With joy and gladness shall

and shall enter
be brought
mto the
Kflig's pa-lace.
17 Instead of thy fathers* th6u

whom thou
shalt have chTl-dren
n
mayest make prm-ces in all
:
lands.
18 I will
remember Thy Name*
from one generation
to anG-ther
shall
the
end.
Deus noster refugium.
46.
W.
=
mff~^ OD is our hope and strength

VJT a very present he'lp in trou-ble
2 Therefore will we not fear,*
though the e&rth be mo-ved and
:
though the hills be carried in-to^the

midst of^the sea.
/3
Though
the
people give
thanks unto Thee, world with-out
therefore
waters thereof
A. Blakeley.
L1.
and though the

rage and swell
mountains sh&ke at the te'm-pest of
the same.
:
p 4 The rivers of the flood thereof shall make gl&d the ci-tyôf God
the holy place of the tabernacle of
the M6st High-est.
54
.raALivia 4U, 4/.
God
ivisi i i
yivo.
L-LJAY
the midst of her,*

5
therefore shall she not be remo-ved
God shall help her, and tha*t right
destruction
the earth.
ear-ly.
the world
in
is
mf 6 The
He maketh wars to cease

He breaketh the
:
in all
bow.
hither,
the spear in sunder,*

and burneth the cha*-riots in the tire
p io Be still then,* and know
I will beêxalted
that V am God
among the heathen,* and I will be
exalt-ed in the earth.
(Full)f 1 1 The Lord of HOsts
is with us
the God of Jacob is our
:
re-fuge.
m/S O come
hath brought up-on
much and knappeth
heathen make
ado, * and the kingdoms are moved but God hath shewed His voice,
and the earth shall melt a- way.
(Full)f 7 The Lord of H6sts is
wTth us
the God of Jacob is our
(Dec.)
He
and
beh61d the w<5rks oFthe Lord what

:
re-fuge.
(Evensong*
Psalm
* A.
47.
Omnes gentes, plaudite.
H. Brown.
2.
J.
Battishill.
.JU
f f~\ CLAP
Sll
your hands together*

ye peo-ple O sing unto
:
G6d
with the voice of me-lo-dy.

7iif 2 For the Lord is hfgh and to
be fear-ed He is the great Kfng
:
upon
all
the earth.
3 He shall subdue the people

ifn-der us
&nd the nations under
:
our
4
He shall choose
:
out an heritage
even the worship of JScob,
who'm
He
f5
God
lov-ed.
9 The princes of the people *

are joined unto the people of the
God of A-bra-ham for God, Which
is very high exalted,* doth defend
the earth,
a*sît
were with a
:
gone up with a meVry

and the Lord with the sound
is
noise
of the trump.
:
seat.
feet.
for us
6 O sing praises,* sing prafses

rfn-toôur God O sing praises, sing
prafs-es un-toôur King.
7 For God is the Kfng of a*ll the
earth sing ye praises with un-derstand-ing.
8 God reigneth over the heathen God sltteth upo'n His ho-ly
shield.
55
[Psalm
48.
Psalm
* S.
48.
Magnus
[PSALMS
Atherstone.
*A. H. Brown.
RE AT the Lord,* and hfghly

ff*
VJT to be pra'is-ed in the city of
is
our God,* even upo*n His ho-ly hill.

mf 2 The hill of Sion is a fair
place, * and the joy of the whole
earth upon the north-side lieth the
city of the great King ;* God is
well known in her palaces as a stfre
:
re-fuge.
3 For 16, the kings ofthe earth

are gathered, and gone by to-ge-ther.
4 They mirvelled to se'e such

they were ast6nished, and
things
sifd-denly cast down.
p 5 Fear came there up6n them,
and s6*r-row as upon a w6man fn
:
|d
\\
We
God,
Name,*
so
is
according to Thy
Thy prafse unto the
Thy right hind is fifll
world's end
of righ-teous-ness.
ro Let the mount Sion rejoice,*
and the daughter of Ju*-darTbe glad:
bca\ise oPThy j'udg-ments.
1
Walk about Sion, * and go
round about her &nd te'll the towers
:
there-of.
12
Mark
well her bulwarks,* s6t

that ye may tll
up her hous-es
tra-vail.
shalt brak the shfps of

the sea thrdrfgh the east-wind.
7 Like as we have heard, * so
have we seen in the city of the Lord
Thou
the'm
Psalm
49.
thaPcome
(Full)
God*
for
af-ter.
For
6ver and
13
this
e"v-er
God is our
He shall
:
b our guide un-to death.
Auditt
*Dr. E. G. Monk.
B \^^3rh^
of Hosts,* in the city 6*f our God

God upholdeth the same for ev-er.
mf 8 n wait for Thy lovingkfnd-ness, O God fh the mfdst oP
Thy tem-ple.
her
6
4S, 49.
Do7ninus.
Jiac,
2.
=^fc
omnes.
W. Lee.
feSfPN^^g
j*v rt^rt
Psalm
?nf
EVENSONG.
49.]
HEAR
people
your ears,*
world
all
ye this,*
:
ponder
ye
with
11
it
y that dwe"ll in the
High and
16 w, rich
and poor
6ne with an-o-ther.

3
dom
My
:
mouth shall spSak of wisand my heart shall mQse of and
ifn-der-stand-ing.
4 I will incline mine ear to the
dark speech
pa'-ra-ble and sh8w
up-on the harp.
5 Wherefore should I fear in
the days of wick-ed-ness and when
heels c6mthe wickedness of
my
my
passeth me round a-bout ?

6 There be some that put their
trilst in^their goods
and boast
themselves in the multitude 6i their
:
rich-es.
man may
delfver his
make agreement u*n-to
God
for
him
posterity
prafse
their
14 They lie in the hell like sheep,*

death gnaweth upon them,* and the
righteous shall have domination
over them in the morn-ing
their
beauty shall consume in the sepulchre out oftheir dwell-ing.
15 But God hath delivered my
soul from the pla*ce of hell
for He*
shalPre-ceiVe me.
/ 16 Be not thou afraid,* though
one be made rich
or if the gl6ry
of his htfuse be increas-ed
17 For he shall cany nothing
away with him when he df-eth
neither shall his pGmp fol-low
him.
18 For while he
lived, * he
counted himself an ha'p-py man
and so long as thou doest well unto
:
cost more to redeem

their souls so that he must let that
al<5ne for e-ver
For
their
say-ing.
But no
br6-ther nor
8
9.
another ;* and call the lands a'f-ter'"

their own names.
12 Nevertheless,* man will not
abide in ho-nour
seeing he may
be compared unto the beasts that
pSrish
thfs is~the way of them.
13 Thfs is their fdol-ish-ness
:
[Day
it
9 YSa, though he live long nd

not the grave.
10 For he seeth that wise men
also die,* and perish toge-ther as
well as the ignorant and foolish,*
and 16ave their rich-es'Yor o-ther.
mf 1 1 And yet they think * that
their houses shall contfhue for ev-er
and that their dwelling-places shall
endure from one generation to
:
se*e
thyself,*
thee.
men
will
spak good
of
19 He shall follow the generation

of his fa-thers ind shall n-ver s*ee
:
light.
20 Man being in honour * hath

no understand-ing but is compared
:
Unto the beasts that pe-rish.
57
Day
THE PSALTER.
io.]
[VfcNITE.
The Tenth Day.

JEattins*
Venite^
* C.
exultemus Domino.
Burnett.
f C\ COME,*
let us sing un-to"

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-va-
V_y
tion.
2 Let us ccme before His presence

with thanksgfV-ing and sh6w ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
of the earth
and the strength of
m/S To-day
5
it
is
Hi's al-so.
is Hfs, and He made

The
sea
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
and
fall
down
ye
will
hear His
:
Me
When
your fathers tempt-ed

proved Me, and saw My
works.
with thfs genera-tion,and said
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
II
wrath
let
if

the hills
P. Fussell.
2.
us worship,
into
and kneel before
I
swa*re in^My
that they shduld not en-ter
My rest.
to the Father, and to~the

world
Glory be

7 For H6 is the Lord our God
without end.
58
*A"-men.
rSALM
MSi 1
50. j
Psalm
T.
down
2
ed
there-of.
Out of Sion hath G6d appear-
per-fect beau-ty.
shall come,* and
shall n6t keep si-lence
there shall
:
/3
Our God
go before Him a consuming fire,*

and a mighty tempest shall be
stfrred up ro*und a-bout Him.
4 He shall call the heaven fro'm
a-bove and the earth, that He may
jrfdge His peo-ple.
Gather My saints together
5
rfn-to Me
those that have made
a cCvenant with Me ^ with sa-cri:
fice.
J'.
speak
myself
will
Tallin
fo'-resFare Mine
and so are the
cattle upo*n a thou-sand hills.
:
1
I know all the f6wls upon the
m6*un-tains and the wild blasts of
the fie'ld are in My sight.
12 If I be hungry,* I will not tell
for the whole world is Mfne,
thee
:
and
that is there-in.
A
13 Thinkest thou that I will eat
bulls' flesh
&nd drink the blood of
a*ll
goats ?
14 Offer unto G6d thanksgiv-ing
and pay thy vows unto the Most
Hi*gh-est.
And call upon Me in the tfme

1
of trou-ble so I will hSar thee, and
tho'u shalt praise Me.
mf 16 But unto the ungodly said
God
dost thou preach
laws,* and takest
covenant in
:
Why
My
My
thy mouth
will
1U.
deortim.
And
the heaven shall declare

His rfgh-teous-ness f6r G6d is
Judge Him-self.
,
p J Hear, O my people, and I
UAY.
2.
Lord,* even the most

mighty God, hath sp6*-ken
and called the world, * from the
rising up of the sun,* Unto the goMng
I
JL
51
YiVO.
Dens
50.
Kelway.
'HE
mf
Whereas thou
h&test to be
reform-ed and hast cast My words
be-hihd thee ?
18 When thou sawest a thief,*
thou consentedst u*n-to him
and
hast been partaker with theâ-dul17
testify
against thee, O Israel;* for I am

Gtfd, even thy God.
8 I will not reprove thee because
of thy sacrifices,* or for thy btirntrff-fer-ings
because they were not
ai-way before Me.
9 1 will take no bullock ou*t oF
thine house
n6r he'-goat out oP
thy folds.
10 For all the beasts of the
te-rers.
19 Thou hast let thy m6uth speak

wick-ed-ness and with thy tongue
thou hast set forth de-ceit.
20 Thou satest, and spakest
against thy bro-ther yea, and hast
slandered thine own mo-ther's son.
59
[^21 These
J-/AY
1U.
j.
T.
no, r^^tiî
Kelway.
J.
51.
Miserere mei, Deus.
Wkldon.
p T T AVE mercy upon
me,
according to the multitude

ness
of Thy mercies * d6 awa*y mineôf:
my
me
wfck-ed-ness
from myosin.
3
For
and
my
throughly from
and
cle*anse
acknoV-ledge^my
sin is
4 Against
* B. St. J. B.
2.
jl\ God,* after Th great goodfen-ces.

ftft 2 Wash
50, 51.
T. Tallis.
forgt God lest I pluck you away,*

and th^re be no*ne to^de-li-ver you.
/23 Whoso offereth Me thanks
and prafse, he ho'-noureth Me and
to him that ordereth his conversation rf^ht will I sheV the^sal-vationôf God.
21
Psalm
[rÂLxMs
2.
These things hast thou done,

held My tongue, * and thou
thoughtest wickedly, that I am even
such a one a*s thy-self but I will
reprove thee,* and set before thee
the thfngs that thou hast done.
22 O consider this, * y6 that
ft
and
nit.
me
Joule.
sinned,* and done this eVil in Thy

sight
that Thou mightest be
justified in Thy saying,* and clSar
whe'n Thouârt judg-ed.
5 Behold, I was sh&pen in wfcked-ness
and in sin hath my m6A
ther con-ceiv-ed me.
:
6 But lo,* Thou requirest truth

the fn-ward parts
and shalt
ft
faults
eVer be-fore me.

Thee only have
in
make me
se-cret-ly.
60
to
understand wfs-dom
21
Psalms
Thou
me
purge
sjialt
with
shall be clgan Thou

me,* and I shall be
hyssop, and
wash
shalt
MATTINS.
51, 52.]
whf-ter than snow.
the
9 Ttirn Thy fa*ce from^my sins

and pQt out all my mis-deeds.
10 Make me a clean heart, O
God
and renew a rfght spfrit
:
with-m me.
Lord
Thy
me
not away from Thy

and take not Thy h61y
from me.
help a-gain
Thy
the c6mfort of
and
Thy
me
with
teach
Thy
stablish
fre'e Spl-rit.
mf 12, Then
shall
w&ys unto the wfck-ed

shall
I
:
and sfhners
be convert-ed un-to Thee.

Deliver me from blood-
^14
Psalm
VV
&rt
oPThy right-eous-
Thou
else
fice,*
but
my
6pen
Thou
desirest
lfps,
shall
shew
no
sacri-
give it Thee
delightest n6t in bfirnt-
would
of-fer-ings.
17
The
sacrifice
spi-rit
contrite heart,
of
God
broken
is
and
G6d, shalt Thou
not de-spise.
?nf 1 8 O be favourable and grabuild Thou the
cious unto Sf-on
walls of^Je-ru-sa-lem.
19 Then shalt Thou be pleased
with the sacrifice of righteousness,*
with the burnt-6rTerings and oblations then shall they # offer young
bullocks updn Thine Al-tar.
:
* A. H.
2.
boastest thou thyself,
thou ty-rant
shalt
my mouth
and
Quid gloriaris f
52.
Kelway.
T.
mf\\ THY
praise.
troubled
O give me
my
mfi$ Thou
16 For
God,* Thou that

health
and
GoM oflny
t6ngue shall sing
re-joice.
1
Cast
pres-ence
10.
ness.
8 Thou shalt make me hear of

that the b6nes
j6y and gla'd-ness
which Thou hast brolc-en may
Spf-rit
guiltiness,
[Day
that th6u
canst do mi's-chief
2 Whereas the gdod-nessôf God
6ndu*r-etrTyet dai-ly ?
3 Thy tongue imagineth wickedness and with lies thou cuttest
talk of lfes moire than righteousness.

5 Thou hast loved to sp%a,k all
w6rds that may do* hurt
thou
false tongue.
6 Therefore shall God destrdy
thee for ev-er He shall take thee,
:
Brown.
and pluck thee out of thy dwelling,*

and root thee ofit of the la*nd oflhe
If ke
a sha*rp ra-zor.
4 Thou hast loved unrighteousness more than good-ness
and to
liv-ing.
61
[7
////"The
Day
THE PSALTER.
o.J
T.
1.
Kelway.
and
to scorn
fear
&nd
* A.
2.
52, 53.
H. Brown.
am
like a green
9 As for me,* I
olive-tree in the hotfse of God
trust is in the tender mercy of G6d
for e*v-erând ev-er.
mf 7 The righteous
tliis,
[Psalms
also shall see

shall lSugh him
my
8 Lo, this is the man that t6ok

but
not G<5d for^his strength
trusted unto the multitude of his
riches,* and strengthened himself
'n his wick-ed-ness.
/io
always give thanks
will
unto ThSe for
tha*t
and
Thy
saints like
will
hope
Thou^hast done
in
it
Thy N&me,
for
well.
<B>enscm0*
Psalms
T. Tallis.
53, 54.
* G.
2.
Seymour.
The Tenor o/thlsCha tit is the melody of

3
God
looked
0.3, p. 75.
down from heaven
Psalm $3. Dixit insipicns.

upon the chfl-drenôf men to see if
//z/HTHE foolish b6dy hath safd there were any, that would under:
in^his heart
Th8re
fs
no
2 Corrupt are they,* and become

in their wfck-ed-ness
:hre is no*ne that do-eth good.
ab6minable
and seek af-ter God.

4 But they are all gone out of
the way, * they are altogether
stand,
God.
:
became
abo*-mina-ble
there
is
also
none that doeth good, no not one.
Psalms
EVENSONG.
53, 54, 55-J
5 Are not they without understanding * that work wfck-ed-ness

eating up my people as if they
would eat bread ? * they h&ve not
upon God.
call-ed
They were
was
for
not
afraid
my
is my help-er
with the'm that~up-hold
:
truth.
offering of a free heart will
6 An
give Thee,*
Na*me, O Lord
and
Thy
praise
because
is
it
so
com-forta-ble.
Deus. in nomine.
He
hath delivered me out

trou-ble
and mine eye
hath seen his desire up6*n mine
e-ne-mies.
7
of
strength.
Psalm
is
G6d, for Thy

Nome's sake
5nd avenge
in
their eyes, se*ek after
soul.
Thy
fS
me Thy
and
He shall reward evil (into mine

destr6y Thou the'm in
e*-ne-mies
me,
AVE
God before
the Lord
O God
my soul.
mf 4 Behold, God
of him that besieged thee ;* thou

hast put them to confusion,* because
Go*d hath despis-ed them.
7 Oh^that the salvation were
given unto Israel out of S on Oh,
that the Lord would deliver His
people 6*ut oFcap-ti-vi-ty
8 Then should Ja*-cob^re-joice
and Israel sho'uld be right glad.
54.
pra*yer,
where no* fear

God hath broken the bones
Psalm
Hear my
10.
hearken unto the wo*rds of my

mouth.
3 For strangers are risen tip agafhst me and tyrants, which have
[Day
For
511
my
Exaudi, Deus.
55.
M. Wise.
T_T EAR my pnCyer, O God

JTT and hide not Thyself from
pp 4 My heart is disqGieted withme and the fear of dath is
m^
pe-ti-tion.
me
nd
3
in
Take heed unto mS, and hear

how I mourn in my prayer,
am
vex-ed.
The enemy
fa*ll-en
crieth so,*
ungodly c6meth on so
Fearfulness and trembling are
come upon me
and an horrible
drad hath (5-ver-whelm-ed me.
mf6 And
and the
fast
^5
upon me.
said,*
that
had
wfngs Hkeâ dove

for then would
I Me awa*y, and be at rest.
p 7 Lo, then would I gt me awa*y far
off: and rema'n in~the wil-der-ness.
for
they are minded to do me some

mischief,* so maliciously are they
5e*t a-gaihst me.
63
[8
Day
THE PSALTER.
io.]
[Psalm
R. Farrant
would malteha*ste tcTes-cape
M. Wise.
God
because of the st6rmy wind and
and
colild
19 It is He that hath delivered

soul in peace * from the battle
that was agafhst me f6r there were
have
ma*-ny with me.

20 Yea, even God, that endureth
for ever,* shall hear me, and bring
them down for they will not turn,
nor fear God.
21 He laid his hands upon such
alid he
as b at pea*ce with him
bralce his co-ve-nant.

22 The words of his mouth were
softer than butter,* having wa*r in^
his words were smoother
his heart
it.
than oil,* and y6t be they ve-ry

swords.
fip 23 O cast thy burden upon
the Lord,* and H6 shall no\ir-ish
from him.
14. But it was even th6u, my
compS-nion my guide, and mine
:
and shall not suffer

thee
rfghteous^to fall for ev-er.
o\vn fa-mi-liar friend.
We
ther
God
took sweet c6unsel toge-
and walked
mf
16 Let
death
let
come
hastily
God,*
a*s for
shalt bring
them
them
the
Thou,
fnto the
pft of destriic-tion.
them go down
for wickedness is in
their dwellings, a*nd a-mong them.
17 As for m6, I will call upon
quick into hell
mfi^ And
in the ho*use of
astfriends.
upon them,* and
hear
my
13 Neither was it mine adversary,* that did magnify himself

for then peradvenagainst me
ture * I would have htd myself
and morning,
and
my
for th6n
save
shall
at noon-day will I pr&y,

that fn-stant-ly &nd He* shall
voice.
&nd the Ldrd
18 In the evening,
borne
me.
tem-pest.
9 Destroy their tongues, O
for I have
L6rd, and divide them
spied unrighteousness and strffe
in^the ci-ty.
mf 10 Day and night they go
about withm the walls there-of
mischief also and sorrow are fn the
midst of it.
1 1
Wfckedness isthere-in deceit
and guile g6 not orit of their streets.
For it is not an open
ft 12
enemy, * that hath done me thfs
dishonour
55.
25
The
men *
blood-thirsty
and
deceit-
not live out half

nevertheless,* my trQst
their days
shall be* in Thee, O Lord.
ful
shall
64
Venite^ exulte?nus
*
Dr. C.
S.
Heap.
[Day
Domino.
C. Fisher.
2.
mfZ To-day
V^
the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-va:
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and shew ourselves glad in Him with Psalms.
3 For the Lord is a great God
6i the earth
and the strength of
it
and His hSnds prepar-ed^the
dry land.
O come, * let us worship,
and fall down and knel before
:
if
ye
will
hear His

day of temptation fn the wil-derness
:
Me
proved
Me,
and
saw
My
works.
with thfs genera-tion,ând said
It
ways.
:
Unto wh6m
II
^6
ii.
Day.
"The Eleventh
MATTINS.
Venite.]
wrath
into
My
swaVe in^My
that they should not n-ter

rest.

Son Snd to the Ho-ly Ghost
world
without e'nd. 'A'-men.
:
65
[Psalm
56.
Day
THE PSALTER.
n.j
PSLAM
for
to devour me he is daily fight-ing,^

and troubl-ing me.
2 Mine enemies are daily in hand
to swallow me up for they be many
Thou Most
that fight against me,
:
High-est.
i 3 Nevertheless,* though
n
sume-time a-fraid yet put
:
trust in
mf 4
will praise
:
6 They hold all together, and

kep themselves close landmark my
steps,*when they lay wait for my soul.

7/1/7 Shall they escape for their
Psalm
57.
Dupuis.
S.
God,* fh Thy
disple'a-sure^shalt cast them down.

tellest my flittings ;*
ft 8 Thou
tears fnto Thy bot-tle are
put
my
not these things noVed in Thy book?

9 Whensoever I call upon Thee,*
then shall mine Enemies be put to
this I know for Go*d isôn
flight
;
am my side.
my
f 10 In
God, because
have put my trust
in God,* and will not far what
fle'sh can do unto me.
ft 5 They da'ily mistake my words
all that they imagine is todo*mee-vil.
I
wick-ed-ness Thou,
I,
Thee.
oPHis word
Dr. T.
2.
merciful unto me, O

BEGod,*
man goeth about
(
56, 57.
Miserere mei, Deus.
56.
H. Purcell.
mf
[Psalms
God's word will I re-joice

in the Lord's word will I com-fortme.
11 Yea, in G6d have I put my
afraid what
I will not be
trust
ma'n can do unto me.
12 Unto Thee, O God, will I
(into Thee wilPl
pa*y my vows
:
give thanks.
13 For Thou hast delivered my
soul from death,* and my feet from
that I may walk before
fal-ling
God in the light oPthe liV-ing.
:
Miserere mei, Deus.

i
A. H.
Brown.
gipilSpteii
j2.
.<sL
jsL
Sr -^
a^^Si^fiSfl
'
E.
J.
HoPKIN.
Psalms
MATTIXS.
57, 58.]
DE merciful unto me, O God,*
mf
O
my
mfj They have
my
and
truth
And
my soul
lie
right ear-ly.
10 I will
mf
Thee,
among li-ons.
even among the
and
is
f 1 For the greatness of Thy

mercy reacheth un-to~the heavens
and Thy truth un-to^the clouds.
ff \2 Setup Thyself, O God, above
the heavens and Thy glory above
1
58.
give thanks unto

Lord,* among the peo-ple
will sing unto Thee among the
na-tions.
children of men, that are se*t on fire

whose teeth are spears and arrows,
and their tongue a sharp sword.
ff6 Set up Thyself, O God, above
the heavens
and Thy glory above
all the earth.
Psalm
send from heaven

and save me from the reproof of
him that'Vould eat me up.
4 God shall send forth His mer-cy^
shall
my
them-selves.
/S My heart is fixed, O God,*
my heart is fix-ed I will sing, and
give praise.
ffo, Awake up, my glory * awake,
lute and harp
I myself will awa'ke
the ca*use whicrTl have in hand.
He
laid a net for
feet,*
trust-eth~in Thee
and
under the shadow of Thy wings
refuge,* until this
shall be
tyranny be o-ver-past.
2 I will call unto the most high God:
even unto the God that shall perform
11.
and pressed doVn.my soul

they have digged a pit before me,*
and are fallen into the midst of it
be merciful unto me,* for
soul
[Day
all
the earth.
Si vere utique.
* E.
Dr. Nares.
Terry.
(Minor.)
\ RE your minds
l\ righteousness,*
mf
upon
set
ye congregation and do ,ye judge the

thing that is rfht, O ye sons of
:
men
4 They are as venomous as the

pofson of a se'r-pent even like the
deaf adder that stdp-peth her ears
to hear the
5 Which refuseth
:
of the
2 Yea,
ye imagine mischief in
your heart upo'n the eaVth
and
your hands deal with wick-ed-ness.
3 The ungodly are froward,* even
from their mo-ther's womb as soon
as they are born,* they go astra*y,
and Speak lies.
chaVmcr
charm he
never so wise-ly.
/6
Break their teeth,

their mouths ;* smite the
of the lions,
Lord
fall
let
them
away
apace
arrows
67
O God, in
j&w-bones
like water that runneth

* and when they shoot their
let
them^bc root-ed
\?
out.
nfl Let
Day
THE PSALTER.
ii.]
Dr. Nares.
2.
A. H. Brown.
4.
[Psalms
*
I when major.
*
Let them consume away like
mf7
58, 59.
E. Terry.
Dr. E. G. Monk.
9 The righteous shall rejoice

when he seeth the ven-geance he
shall wash his footsteps in the bl6od
a snail,* and be like the untimely

and 16t them not
fruit of a w6*-man
see the sun.
8 Or ever your pots be made
hot with thorns so let indignation
vex him,* even as a thfhg that is
theûn-god-ly.
io So that a man shall say,*
Verily there is a reward for the
righ-teous doubtless there fs a Gtfd
that judg-eth^the earth.
6*f
bensoti0*
Psalm
Erifte
59.
W. HlNE.
me
de tmmtcts,
H. PURCELL.
2.
H. Wicks.
^P3S
A. H. Brown.
ztfi
\AA
u.
mf TÊLIVER me
from mine
l_y enemies, 0'"God defend
me from them that rfse up against me.
:
doers
me from the w'ek-ed

and save me from the bl6*od-
delfver
:
men.
For lo, they
They run and prepare them-
selves
Thou
thirs-ty
soul the mighty men are gathered

against me,* without any offence or
fa*ult of me,
Lord.
lie
waiting for
my
68
without
therefore
be-hold.
my
to
fault
arise
heTp me, and
Psalms
EVENSONG.
59, 60.]
Stand up,
Thou God
hosts,*
Lord God of
of Israel,* to
For the sin of their mouth,

for the words of their lips,*
they shall be taken in their pride
and why ? * their preaching is of
12
cursing and
abtfut through^the ci-ty.

7 Behold, they speak with their
mouth, * and swords are in their
and run
for
who doth hear ?
O Lord,* shalt
den-sion and Thou
shalt laugh a*ll the hea-then^to scorn.
9 My strength will I ascribe unto
Thee
for
fn
Thou
in
Thy
oFmy
sa-tis-fied.
f 16
re-fuge.
10 God sheweth me His goodness plen-teous-ly and God shall

let me see my desire upon mine
e-ne-mies.
vif 1 1 Slay them not, * lest my
people forget it but scatter them
abroad among the people,* and put
them down, O Lord, our de-fence.
As
me,*
for
Thy power,
will
sing of
* and will praise
Thy
betfrnes in the morn-ing

for Thou hast been my defence and
refuge in the da*y ofmy trou-ble.
17 Unto Th8e, O my strength,
n
will I sing
for Thou, O God,
art my refuge, and my mer-ciful
mercy
Psalm
them
art the Gtfd
lies.
Consume
:
But Thou,
have them
13
wrath, * consume them, that they

may pe-rish and know that it is
God that ruleth in Jacob,* and Onto
the ends of the world.
//{/"14 And in the evening theV
grin like a dog,* and
will re-turn
will go abcait the ci-ty.
They will run here and there
1 5
for meat
and grudge if they be not
/8
11.
and
and be not
vfsit all the hea-then
merciful unto them that offend of
mali-cious wick-ed-ness.
m/6 They go to and fro in the
they grin like a dog,*
Sve-ning
lips
[Day
God.
Deus, repulis ti nos.
60.
Dr. Blow.
* A. Neville.
2.
These F's must be âlso when major.
SS
^!3i^gS mfe^
M
&mmm^mA.
.j=t.
H. Brown.
tfe,
p /~\ GOD, Thou hast cast us out,*
hea-vy things Thou hast given us

a drfnk of dead-ly wine.
4 Thou hast given a token forsfich
as fear Thee that they may triumph
bccSuse of the truth.
:
\_J and scattered us a-broad

Thou hast also been displeased *
turn
Thee un-to
us a-gain.
2 Thou hast moved the ISnd, and
divid-ed it heal the sores thereof,
for~it shak-eth.
3 Thou hast shewed Thy people
:
R. Langdon.
Therefore were Thy beloved

help me with Thy light
hand, and hear me.
5
delf-ver-ed
69
;/ {/"6
God.
Day
THE PSALTER.
ii.]
Dr. Blow.
1.
[Psalms
* A.
2.
These F's must be
A.
Gilead
mine
is
is
strength of
my
8
mfne, and Manas-ses^
Ephraim
my head
laV-gi'v-er
Moab
Edom
is
the
* Jtidah is
also
;
is
my
wash-pot
* over
shoe
cast
Psalm
fn-to
set
who
me
will
into the
bring
me
E-dom?
io Hast not Thou cast us ou*t,

wilt not Thou, O G6d, go
oift with our hosts ?
1 1
O be Thou our help in trouble f6r vain is^the help of man.
O God
me up upon
12
Through G6d
will
we do
for it is He that shall

great acts
tread down our e-ne-mies.
:
J. F.
Bridge.
for Thou hast

hfgher than I
my hope,* and a strong tower
f6r me agafnst the e-nc-my.
4 I will dwell in Thy tabernacle
is
been
my
ev-er
and
trust shall be
Cinder the c6-vering of Thy wings.
for
the rock that
Dr.
2.
isîn hca-vi-ness.
will lead
Exatidi Deus.
6i.
EAR my cry-ingn O God

JnL gfre eSr unto my prayer.
2 From the ends of the Garth will
when my heart
Ccill upon Thee
T T
Who
ft
strong., ci-ty
L. J. TURRELL.
ft
when major.
out my
Philfstia, be thou glad of me.
will
also
R. Langdon.
inf 6 God hath spoken in His

holiness,* I will rejoice, and divide
Sf-chem and mete out the va*l-ley^
of Suc-coth.
7
H. Brown.
60, 6i.
Neville.
70
MA TTINS.
Ps. 61, Venite.]
w/ 5 For Thou, O Lord, hast

heard my~de-sires and hast given
an heritage tinto those that fear Thy
12.
He shall dwell before God for

O prepare Thy loving mercy
[Day
ev-er
and
faithfulness,
may
they
that
preserve him.
Name.
6 Thou
shalt grant the King a

that his years may enlong life
dure * throughout 11 gene-ra-tions.
So
will
u*n-to~Thy
ly
perform
alway sing
Name that
my vows.
praise
may dai-
->+^
The Twelfth Day.

ittatttns.
Venite exultemus,
*F. RUSHBROOKE.
Domino.
O. COVERDALE.
2.
EfcS
L.
ff~\ COME,*
let us smo un-to

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of our sa'l-va-
vi/Z To-day
V>/

6i the earth
and the strength of
:
5
it
hills is
His
al-so.
Hfs, and He made

The
sea
is
)6 O
fall
let
us
hear His
Me
proved
worship,
and
My
saw
into
down: and kneel before
M,
works.
with this genera-tion,~and said
It
is a people
that do err in their
ways.
Unto wh6m
wrath
come, *
will
1 1
dry land.
and
ye

:
tion.
the
if
Barcroft.
My
sware in~My
that they should not en-te'r

rest.
Glory be
to the Father, and tcAhe

and to the Ho-ly Ghost
As it was in the beginning,:-: is
world

7 For He is the L6*rd our God
and the sheen of His hand.
Son
without end.
71
W-mcn.
[Psalm
62.
Day
THE PSALTER.
12.]
Psalms
Nonne Deo
2.
?///*
TV /f
soul frilly waiteth

for of
upon God
c6meth
my
shall be slain all the sort of you ;*

yea, as a tottering wall shall ye b,
and like a bro-ken hedge.
4 Their device is only how to
:
in lies,* they give

good words with their m6uth, but
cGrse with their heart.
soul,* wait
5 Nevertheless,
hGpe
thou still upon God : f6r
is
in
my
my
my
trust.
Him.
that~I shall not
and
might, and
m/6 He truly is my strength and

my salva-tion He is my defence,
s<5
my
is
my
is
health,
3 How long will ye imagine

ye
mischief against -very man
whom GoM wilPex-alt
my
put your trust in Him

alway, ye peo-ple
pour out your
hearts before Him, for Go*d is our
hope.
9 As for the children of men,
th8y are but va*-ni-ty the children
of men are deceitful upon the
weights, * they are
altogether
lighter than va*-ni-ty it-self.
10 O trust not in wrong and
robbery,* give not yourselves unto
Vci-ni-ty
if riches increase,* s6t not
your he'art up-on them.
1
God spake once,* and twice I
have &lso he'ard the same
that
power belo*ng-eth un-to God ;
12 And that Thou, L6rd, art
me*r-ci-ful
for Thou rewardest
Svery man acco*rd-ing to his work.
their delight
is
the jock of
mfZ O
strength and
2 2 verily is
my salva-tion He is my defence,*
s6 that I sha*ll not great-ly fall.
put hfrn out
G<5d
in
my
God
In
glo-ry
sal-va-tion.
HlNDLE.
J.
fj
still
Him
62, 63.
fall.
Psalm
Deus,
63.
D. PirRCEL?..
2.
i^SiilS
Deus
metis.
mw
72
* J.
Barney.
f=^
Psalms
mf r\ GOD,* Th6u
art
\J
my God
My
Thus have
Thy
and
po\ver
looked for Thee

I might beh61d
that
glo-ry.
4 For Thy loving-kindness is

bStter than the life it-self
my lfps
shall praise Thee.
5 As long as I live will I magnify
Thee on this man-ner and ltft up
:
my
ha*nds in Thy Name.

soul shall be satisfied,*
6
even as it were with marrow and
fat-ness : when my mouth praiseth
My
The*e with joy-ful
lips.
Psalm
* C.
mf
from fe*ar oPthe e-ne-my.

2 Hide me from the gathering
together of the froward and from
life
the fnsurre'ction of wick-ed doers

have whet their tdngue
3
likeâ sword
and shoot out their
arrows, eVen bit-ter words
;
is
may
privily shoot at
per-fect
suddenly do
:
they hit him and fear not.

5 They encourage themselves in
mfs-chief
and commune among
themselves how they may lay
snares,* and say, that no* man^shall
see them.
:
not remembered Thee
bed and thought upon Th6e

whe*n I~was wak-ing ?
8 Because Thou hast been my
he*lp-er therefore under the shadow
of Thy wings will I re-joice.
9 My soul hangeth upon Thee
Thyright ha*nd hatrPup-hold-en me.
10 These also that seek the hifrt
they shall go under
of '"my soul
:
the earth.
fall upon the e'dge
that they may be a
por-tion^for fox-es.
12 But the King shall rejoice in
God ; * all they also that swear by
11 Let them
oPthe sword
:
Hfrn shall be comme'nd-ed for the

of them that spSak lies shalP
be stop-ped.
:
mouth
2.
E.
Wood.
They imagine wfekedness, and
that they keep secret

it
themselves, * every man in
the dêp of his heart.
7 But God shall suddenly shoot
that
at them * with a swift Sr-row
prac-tise
among
the'y
shalPbe wound-ed.
8 Yea, their own tongues shall nutke
hfrn that
12.
Exaudi Deus.
64.
TJ EAR my voice, O God, in

il my prayer preserve my
4 That they
my
in
Gardner
Who
[Day
Have
early will I seek Thee.

soul thirsteth for Thee,*
2
my flesh also longeth af-ter Thee
in a barren and dry land where no
wa-ter is.
in hoMi-ness
MATTINS.
63, 64.]
them fall insomuch that whoso s6eth

them shall laugh them to scorn.
:
9 And all men that see it shall

say,* Thfs hath God done for they
shall percefve thatît is His work.
10 The righteous shall rejoice in
the Lord,* and pGt his trrfst in Him
and all they that are true of heart
shall be glad.
:
73
Day
THE PSALTER.
12.]
[Psalm 65
Ctoeiisong*
Psalm
65.
Te
decet
hymnus.
* S.
/"HPHOU, O
God,*
art praised in
Son and unto Thee shall

the vow be performed in Je-ru-saJL
lem.
fii
Thou that he'ar-est^the prayer:

come.
misdeeds prevail against
be Thou mer-ciful unto our
(into The'e shall all flesh
3 Tvjy
me O
:
sins.
4 Blessed is the man, whom Thou

choosest,* and receivest ifn-to Thee
he shall dwell in Thy court,* and
shall be satisfied with the pleasures
of Thy house,* ven of Thy ho-ly
:
tem-ple.
vif 5 Thou shalt shew us wonderful things in Thy righteousncss,*
O God of oQr salva-tion Thou that
art the hope of all the ends of the
earth,* and of them that remafn in^
the broad sea.
6 Who in His strength sctteth
and is gird-ed
fast the mGun-tains
:
about with power.
Who
raging of the
sea: and the noise of His waves,*
and the madness 6i the people.
7
stilleth the
Atherstone,
8 They also that dwell in the

uttermost parts of the earth * shall
be afraid at Thy to-kens Thou that
makest the outgoings of the mOrning
and e've-ning^to praise Thee.
p 9 Thou visitest the e&rth, and
Thou m&kest it ve-ry
ble'ss-est it
:
plen-teous.
10 The river of
God is fiill of
Thou preparest their corn,*
for s6 Thou provid-est for the earth.
Thou waterest her furrows,*
Thou sendest rain into the little
Thou makest it
val-leys^there-of
soft with the drops of rain, * and
wa-ter
blessest the fn-crcase of it.

12 Thou crownest the
mf
with Thy good-ness

clouds drop fat-ness.
year
Thy
and
13 They shall drop upon the

dwellings of the wil-der-ness and
the little hf lis shall rejoice on e-very
:
side.
14 The folds shall be full of sheep

the valleys also shall stand so thick
with corn, that they shall laugh and
:
74
Psalm
EVENSONG.
66.]
Psalm
Dr
f f\ BE
joyful
in
God,
ye
praise to~be glo-rious.

2
the
O how wonderThou fn Thy works through

greatness of Thy power * shall
Say unto God,*
Thine enemies be found
li-ars
un-to
Thee.
3
the world shall woVship

sing of Thee, and praise Thy
For
:
7/1/4
all
ft io Thou broughtest us in-to"the

snare
and laidest troii-ble upon
our loins.
ii Thou sufferedst men to ride
ov-erôur heads
we went through
fire and water,* and Thou broughtest
us ofit fn-toâ weal-thy place.
:
/i2
will
Thee
go into Thine house
hither,*
with
in his doing
how wonderful
chil-
will
pay
sacrifices,
rams
will
dren ~of men.

5 He turned the sea into dryland:
so that they went through the water
on foot * there did we re-joice
goats.
there-of.
soul.
and
wasîn trou-ble.
unto Thee fat burnt* with the in-cense~of
and behold
toward the
my vows,* which promised

my lips,, and spake with my
mouth, when
O come
the works of God

is
Rev. Sir F. Otseley.
with burnt-df-fer-ings
Thee
Name.
He
2.
v_y lands sing praises unto the

honour of His Name,* make His
ful art
12.
Jubilate Deo.
66.
Dupuis.
all
[Day
all
will offer
offer bul-locks
and
tnf 1 4 O come hither, and hearken,,

ye that "fear God and I will tell
:
you what
He
hath done for
my
6 He ruleth with His power for

15 I called unto Hfin with my
ever ;* His eyes behold the peo-ple
mouth and gave Him pra's-cs with
and such as will not believe * shall* my tongue.
not be able to* ex-alt them-selves.
16 If I incline unto wickedness
/7 O praise our God, ye peo-ple with mine heart the Lord will not
and make the voice of His praise to hear me.
be heard
17 But God hath heard me
8 Who holdeth our soul in life
and considered the vo'ce of mv
and sQffereth not our feet to slip.
prayer.
;;// 9 For
Thou, O God, hast
18 Praised be God * Who hath
prov-ed us
Thou also hast tried not cast out my prayer nor turned
us,* like as sfl-ver"is tr;-ed.
His mer-cy from me.
:
75
Psalm
67.
Day
THE PSALTER.
12.]
Psalm
Dr.
P.
67.
Deus
Hayes.
mf C^ OD be merciful unto us, and

VJT
light
and shew us the

of His countenance,* &nd be
ble"ss
us
meVciful un-to us
Ps. 67,
Venite.
misereatur.
* S.
2.
Atherstone.
be glad for Thou shalt judge the

folk righteously,* and g6vern the
na*-tions~up-on earth.
n
5 Let the people praise Thee,
God let &11 the peo-ple praise Thee.
6 Then shall the earth bring
forth her In-crease and God, even
our own God, shall gfveûs His
bless-ing.
7 G6d shall bless us and all the
nds of the world shall fear Him.
:
That Thy wSy may be kno*wn

upon earth
Thy saving health
2
amo*ng all na-tions.

J 3 Let the people praise Thee,^
O God yea, let all the pe*o-ple

praise Thee.
4 O let the nations rejoice and^
:
Venite,
* E.
Thirteenth
*The
J.
Day.
exultemus Domino.
Terry.
Heywood.
2.
J.
Kent.
H. Wicks,
i^gis
J.US1 U
f C^\ C0ME >*
JL
us sfligun-tcT
us heartily
Vy
His presence
and shew our-

Me
5
it
fall
come,* let us worship,

down
and kneel before
Psalm
*
f T ET
God
arise,*
Enemies be
them also
Him.
mfz
that h&te
A.
and
rest.
*A*-men.
Exurgat Dens.
* C.
2.
Him
as
let
it
Him flee be-fore Him
Gardner.
upon the heavens,

were upon an^horse;* praise
in His Name JAH, and rejo'ce
that rideth
be-fore
Like as the smoke vanish-
Him.
He
is a Father of the father* and defendeth the c&use of

the wi-dows even God in His holy
* s6 shalt Thou drfve them"

a-way and like as wax melteth at
the fire,* so let the ungodly perish
a*t the pre-sence"of God.
3 But let the righteous be glad
eth,
less,
ha-bi-ta-tion.
He
men
is
the
God
that
maketh
them
be of one mind in an
house,* and bringeth the prisoners
sing unto God,* and sing
out of captf-vi-ty
but letteth
the rQnagates conti-nue"in scarce-
rejoice before God

let
also be meVryând jby-fuL
and
/4 O
sware in~My
without end.
His
:
My
68.
let
tempt-ed
and saw
Glory be to the Father, a*nd to"

the Son and to the Ho-ly Ghos:
world
Brown
sca*t-ter-ed
My
into
Unto whom
ii
wrath

7 For He is the Lo'rd our God
proved Me,
al-so.
The sea is Hfs, and He made

and His hands prepa*r-ed~the
dry land.
p 6 O
and
Hfs
ye will hear His
works.
grieved with thfs genera-tion,~and
My ways.
is
if
ness;
9 When your fathers

and the strength of
6i the earth
the hflls
To-day
va-tion.
with thanksgiv-ing
IV
iÂl
as
voice,* harden not your hearts
day of temptation in the wil-der-
let
;;//"8
let
Lord
the
11V
praises un-to"His
Name
to
magnify
ness.
77
[7
DAY
THE FSALTER.
3. J
* A. H.
Brown.
[Psalm
68.
2.
mmm^mmm
God, * when Thou wentest
twenty thousand,* even thousands
forth before the peo-ple when Thou

wentest through the wil-der-ness,
of an-gels and the Lord is among

them,* as in the holy place of Si-nai.
18 Thou art gone up on high,*
Thou hast led captivity captive,* and
received gifts for men yea, even for
Thine enemies,* that the Lord G6d
The
and the
earth shook, *
heavens dropped at the pre'-sence of

God even as Sinai also was moved
at the presence of God,* Who is the
:
God
of Is-ra-el.
9 Thou, O God, sentest a

gracious rain upon Thine inheri7
tance and refreshedst it when it
was wea-ry.
io Thy congregation shall dwell
there-in for Thou, O God,* hast of
Thy goodness prepar-ed for the poor.
f\ i The Lord gave the word great
was the company o*f the preach-ers.
12 Kings with their armies did
mf
"1
might dwell a-mong them.

[9 Praised be the L6rd dal-ly
even the God Who helpeth us,* and
poureth His benefits upon us.
20 He is our God,* even the God
of Whom cometh salva-tion God is
:
they of the household divi-ded the
the L6rd, by Who*m we escape death.

ntf 21 God shall wound the head
and the hairy
of His e*-ne-mies
scalp of such a one as goeth on still
n
in his wick-ed-ness.
22 The Lord hath said,* I will
bring
people again,* as I did
spoil.
from Ba-san
flee,
and were
mf
disccan-fit-ed
and
Though ye have lien among
the pots, # yet shall ye bS as the

wings oPa dove that is covered with
silver wings, and her fea-thers lTke
:
gold.
14 When the Almighty scattered

k'ngs for^their sake then were they
as whtte as sn6\v in Sal-mon.
:
As
15
GCd's
hill
of Basan, * so is
even an high hill, as the
the
:
hill
of Ba-san.
16
hop ye so, ye high hills ?*
this is God's hill,* in the which it
yea, the
plcascth Him to dwell
hill
Why
My
will
17
abfde
The
chariots
of
God
are
will
Thou go-est how Thou, my God and

:
King,* goest fn the sanc-tua-ry.

25 The singers go before,* the
minstrels follow fif-ter in the midst
are the damsels playing with the
:
tim-brels.
/26
Give thanks,
God the Lord
in it^for ev-er.
Mine own
Lord
bring again,* as I did sometime

from the deep of the sea.
23 That thy foot may be dipped
in the blood of thine e*-ne-mies
and that the tongue of thy dftgs
may be red through the same.
24 It is well seen, O God, how
in the
O Israel,* unto
congrega-tions
from the ground of the heart.

78
Psalms
MATTINS.
68, 69.]
m/2j There
is
little
the princes of
the princes
Jfidah their coun-sel
of Zabulon, * and the pr'n-ces~of
Neph-tha-li.
28 Thy God hath sent forth
strength for thee stablishthe thing,
God, that Th6*u hast wrought in
us,
otit
13.
31 TJicn shall the princes come

the Morians land
of E-gypt
shall soon stretch out her hands
Benjamin
and
ruler,*
tfieir
[Day
un-to God.
32 Sing unto God,* O ye kfngdoms of the earth O sing prais-es
unto the Lord
23 Who sitteth in the heavens
over ail * from the begfh-ning lo,
He doth send out His voice,* yea,
and that a migh-ty voice.
34 Ascribe ye the power to God
over Is'-ra-el
His worship, and
strength is in the clouds.
29 For
Thy
temple's sake at Jeso shall kings bring pre-
rif-sa-lem
sents un-to Thee.
:
30 When the company of the

spear-men, and multitude of the
mighty * are scattered abroad among the beasts of the people,* so
that they humbly bring pfeces of
sTl-ver and when He hath scattered
the people tha*t de-light in war
:
God,* wonderful art Thou

holy pla-ces even the God
of Israel;* He will give strength
and power unto PI is people bless35
Thy
in
ed be God.
(Evensong.
Psalm
* A.
69.
Salvum mefac.
H. Brown-.
2.
J.
Travers.
Efc
These
F's
(Minor.) A
O AVE
Omy
must be
also
O God
waters are
unto
j^
when major.
,.
me,
come
for the
in,
e*-ven
soul.
deep mire,
where no* ground is
I am come
into deep waters,* so that the fl6*ods
run o-ver mc.
my
3 I am weary of crying
2
stick fast in the

:
throat is dry
my sight faileth me
for waiting so long up-on my God.
4 They that hate me without a
cause * are more than the hairs
:
they that are mine

of^my head
enemies,* and would destroy mc
guilt-less, âre migh-ty.
5 I paid them the thfhgs that I
God, Thou knowest
nc*-ver took
my simpleness,* Snd myfa*ults are^
not hid from Thcc.
;///*6 Let not them that trust in
Thee, O Lord God of Hosts,* be
ashamed for my cause
let not
those that seek Thee be confounded
through me, U Lord God'of Is-ra-el.
:
79
[7
And
215
Day
* A.
These
F's
J.
Thy
my
to
my
and tMt was
tu*rn-ed~
re-proof.
put on sackcloth al-so &nd

they jest-ed upon me.
1
They that sit in the gSte speak
against me and thedrQnkards make
songs up-on me.
p 1 3 But, Lord,* I m&ke my prayer
fn an ac-cept-ablc
unto Thee
1
O God,*
in
the
Thy irrer-cy even in

the truth of Thy sal-va-tion.
Take me out of the mire, that
O let me be delivered
I sink not
:
ofit
mo*uth up-on me.
Hear me,
my
soul,
and
Thy
sight.
Thy rebuke hath broken my
I am mil of he*a-vi-ness
I
looked for some to have pity on
me,* but there was no man,* neither
found I any to com-fort me.
22 They gave me ga*ll to eat and
when I was thirsty * they gave me
heart ;*
16 Let not the water-flood drown

me,* neither let the deep swallow
me up and let not the pit shQt her
17
nigh unto
deliver me, because oP

mine e-ne-mies.
mp 20 Thou hast known my reproof, * my shame, and my dishonour mine adversaries are a*ll in
:
from them that hate me,* and

of the deep wa-ters.
time.
Hear me,
in trou-ble
vin-e-gar to drink.
mp 23 Let their table be made a
snare to take themseTves with-al
and let the things that should have
been for their wealth * be unto ththn
an occa*-sion~of fall-ing.
24 Let their eyes be blfhded, that
they see not and ever bdw Thou
down their backs.
25 Pour out Thine indignation
upon them and let Thy wrathful
displea-sure^take hold of them.
14
am
multitude of
Draw
it
wept,* and chastened mysSlf

:
Travers.
Thee,ând hear me.
save
upon me.
with fast-ing
servant,* for
ha'ste
19
mouther's crnl-dren.
9 For the zeal of Thine house hath
eVen eat-en me and the rebukes of
them that rebuked Thee are fai-len
I
69.
must be ^ also when major
my
my
[Psalm
H. Brown.
7 And why ? * for Thy s&ke have

shcime hath
I stff-ferecTre-proof
face.
co*-vered
8 I am become a stranger finto
breth-ren even an alien tfnto
ic
THE PSALTER.
13.]
26 Let their h&bita'tion be void
and n6 man to dwell in their tents.

27 For they persecute him whom
Th6u hast snfit-ten and they talk
how they may vex thm whom Thou
:
Lord,* for
Thy
loving-kindness is ccon-forta-ble
turn Thee unto me * according to
the multitude (5f Thy mer-cies.
18 And hide not Thy face from
:
hast wound-ed.
28 Let them fall from one wfekedand not come
ness to ano-ther
n
80
fn-to
Thy
right-eous-ness.
Pss. 69, 70,
EVENSONG.
Venite.]
among
and inhea-vi-ness
shall
i
lift
me
f3
Major.)
up.
1
there-in.
the right-eous.
am poor
Thy help, O GoM,
30 As for me,* when

:
Deus, in adjutorium.
70.
and~be glad
seek ye after Go*d,
and~your soul shall live.
34 For the Lord he'ar-eth'the
poor
and desrjiseth not His pri:
soners.
35 Let heaven and e^rth praise
:
Psalm
(Minor.)
P T_J ASTE Thee, O God, to del'will praise the N&me

XTL ver me make Mste to help
and magnify
of G(5d witha song
it with thanks-giv-ing.
32 This also shall plea*se the
Lord
better than a bmlock tha*t
hath horns and hoofs.
32 The humble shall consider thfs,
Him
14.
servants shall inhe'-rit it and they

that 16 ve His Na*me shall dwell
29 Let them be wiped out of the

and not be
book of the Living
written
[Day
the sea,
and
all
that
moveth
there-in.
me,
Lord.
2 Let them be ashamed and confounded that seek aY-ter^my soul
let them be turned backward and
put to confusion that wish me e-vil.
3 Let them for their reward be
:
that cry
soon brought to shame
d-ver~me, There, there.
/4 But let all those that seek Thee
:
be joyful and gla*d in Thee and let

all such as delight in Thy salvation
say alway, The Ldrd be prais-ed.
p 5 As for me,* I am poor and in
haste Thee iln-to me, O
mi-se-ry
God.
:
36 For God will save Sion,* and

build the cities of Jii-dah that men
may dwell there,* and have it in
pos-ses-sion.
37 The posterity
Thou
art
Redeem-er
my
helper,
Lord,
make
and
no*
m
long
tar-ry-ing.
also
of
His
(Gloria, Jfajor.)
The Fourteenth Day.

iEattins*
Venite,
*
exultemns Doviino.
W. Ridley.
2.
J C\ COME,*
come
before His prethanksLpv- ing

and
shew ourselves glad in Him with
Psalms.
let us sfng un-to~

\J
2 Let us
sence with
tion.
81
[3
For
Day
THE PSALTER,
14.]
*
1.
71.
Dr. Aldrich.
2.
SfcS^
3EE
bz
W. Ridley.
[Venite, Ps.
&~
t=zz
I'J
as
6-h
ft^
P*zszn
g7| r>
A. H.
m^ms&m
'
r5
TPr
Brown.
C. Fisher.
-I
3 For the L6rd is a gre'kt God

6i the earth
and the strength of
:
the htlls
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
and He ma*de
and His hands prepaY-ed^the
The
sea
is
Hfs,
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
and
fall
down
let
us worship,
and kneel before

:
To-day if ye will hear His

voice,* harden n(5t your hearts as
;;//*8
Psalm
* L.
71.
day of temptation
fn the wil-derness
9 When your fathers te*mpt-ed Me
proved M, and saw My works.
with thfs genera'-tion,ând said It
their
ways.
;
Unto wh6m
11
wrath
into
sware in^My
that they sh6uld not cn-ter
My
rest.

Son nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
:
As
was
it
n6w, and ever

without end.
shall
be
w6rld
"A'-men.
hiTe^Domine^speravi.
* A.
Barcroft.
H. Brown.
**ia'
T'
* A.
H. Brown.
P
I
1
'
1
dmmm0$m
Psalm
vif
MATTINS.
7i.]
T N Thee, O Lord, have I put

1 my trust,* let me never be
but rid me, and

deliver me, in Thy righteousness^;*
incline Thine ear unto me*, and save
ptlt to
confu-sion
12 As for me,*
abtde Sl-way and
more and more.
:
Be Thou my strong
whereunto
may
hold, *
a*l-way~re-sort
:
Thou hast promised to help me,*

for Thou art my hotise of defence,
and^my cas-tle.
My
13
of
Thy
tion
me.
[Day
mouth
patiently
will
will praise
shall daily
righteousness and
for
knoV no end
14.
Thee
speak
salva-
there-of.
vif 14 I will go forth in the

strength of the LGrd God and will
make mention of Thy right-eousness
:
on-ly.
15
O God,*
Thou,
hast taught
God,* out of
3 Deliver me,
the hand of the ungod-ly out of the
hcind of the unright-eousând cru-el
me from my
man.
4 For Thou,
16 Forsake me not, O God, in

mine old age,* when I am grayhead-ed until I have shewed Thy
strength unto this generation,* and
Thy power to all th8m that are yet
O my
Lord God,*
art
the thing that I long for Thou art

my hope, eVen from my youth.
:
Through Thee have
holden up 8ver since

Thou art He that took
mothers womb,*
a*l-ways of
^6
be
Thee.
let
te'U
un-til
now
oPThy won-
drous works.
for to
come.
righteousness, O G6d, is
and great things are
they that Thou hast done * O God,
who is IT ke un-to Thee ?
ft 18 O what great troubles and
adversities hast Thou shewed me !*
and yet didst Thou turn and refresh
me yea, and broughtest me frdm
the deep oPthe earth a-gain.
19 Thou hast brought me to great
17
ve*-ry
Thy
high
mOnster unto ma*-ny

trifst is in Thee.
mfj O
been
my praise shall
am become
Pwas born
me out of my
therefore will
youth up
as
:
it
but
my mouth
were a
my
stare
be filled
with Thy praise that I may sing

of Thy glory and honour all the day
:
long.
p 8 Cast me not away in the time

forsake me not whSn my
of age
strength fail-eth me.
9 For mine enemies speak against
me,* and they that lay wait for my
soul * take their counsel together,
say-ing God hath forsaken him *
persecute him, and take him,* for
there is ntfne to deli-ver him.
io Go not f&r fro*m me,~0 God
:
ho-nour
m&
and comforted
ev-ery side.
vif 20 Therefore
will
on
praise
Thee and Thy faithfulness, O God,*

playing upon an fnstrument of
unto Thee will I sing
mfi-sick
upon the harp,* O Thou Holy One
:
them be covered with shame and

dishonour * that seek to do* me
of Is-ra-el.
21
lips will be fSin when I
sfng unto Thee
and so will my
soul whom Tho*u hast deli-ver-ed.
22
tongue also shall talk of
Thy righteousness all the^day long:
for they are confounded and brought
unto shame * that seek to do* me
e-vil.
e-vil.
my
Thee^to help me.

Let them be confounded and
Gckl, ha*ste
1 1
perish that are against
my soul
let
My
My
83
[Psalm
72.
3
6
Day
THE PSALTER,
14/
[Psalm
72.
Dr. Aldrich.
mf f^ I VE
the King Thy jrfdgmentsÔ God ând Thy
VJT
rfghteousness iln-tcAhe King's son.

2 Then shall he judge Thy people
according un-to right &nd de-fend
the poor.
3 The mountains also shall bring
peace and the little hills righteousness un-to^the peo-ple.
4 He shall keep the simple f<5lk
by~their right defend the children
of the poor, and punish the wrong
:
doer.
5
They
Thee,* as long
and moon endG-reth
shall fear
as the sun
from one generation

ft
He
shall
t(5
an-o-ther.
come down
like the
eVen as
rain into a fle'ece of wool
the drops that wa-ter^the earth.
mf'j In his time shall the rfghteous rlGu-rish yea, and abundance
of peace, * so 16ng as the moon
:
en-dur-eth.
dominion
all
Him
nations shall do
ser-vice.
ft
12
For
He shall deliver the poor
when he cri-eth the needy also,*

and hfm that ha*th no help-er.
:
He shall be favourable to the

1
simple and nee-dy and shall pre:
serve the s6*uls of the poor.

14 He shall deliver their
souls
from false-hoodând wrong

and
dear shall their blo*od be in His sight.
15 He shall live,* and unto Him
shall be given of the gold of Ara*bi-a
prayer shall be made ever
unto Him,* and daily shall He be
:
pra'is-ed.
There
be an heap of corn
* hf^h upo*n the hills
his fruit shall shake like Libanus,*
and shall be green in the city like
gra*ss up-on the earth.
mf 17 His Name shall endure for
ever * His Name shall remain
under the sun* among the posterities which shall be blessed through
1
shall
in the earth,
be also from
the one sea to the 6-ther and from
8 His
Him
fore
shall
the flood un-to^the world's end.

9 They that dwell in the wilder-
Him
* and
praise
Him.
all
the he'a-then^shall
be , the Lord God,*

His
ness shall kn6el before Him
f
Which
even the G6d of Is-ra-el
enemies shSll lick the dust.
10 The kings of Tharsis and of 6nly do*-eth won-drous things
the
19 And blessed be the Name of
the fsles shall give pre-sents
kings of Arabia and Sa*-ba^shall His Majesty for eVer and all the
earth sljall be filled with His Mabring gifts.
A-men, A-mcn.
11 All kings shall fall down be- jesty.
'18 Blessed
84
Psalm
EVENSONG.
73.]
|Dav
14.
<bettson0*
Psalm
T.
IS
fT
j$.
Quam
bonus Israel 1
TUDWAY.
Dr. Xares.
tl
*=
5
fe=^
#5
s^s
u=L
e^
^^SSe^.
^=g:
&L
e
Sir G. Elvey.
A. H.
4.
Brown.
i^Sl^fel
TF
i
w/HPRJJLY God is 16ving unto

X Is-ra-el even unto sftch as
:
oCsl clean heart.

2 Nevertheless, *
a*re
a*l-most
gone
well-nigh
my
my
were
feet
tre'ad-ings^had
slipt.
And why
the wfek-ed
I was grieved at
do also see the
ungodly in sdeh pros-pe-ri-ty.

mp 4 For they are in n6 pe'ril of
death bflt are lGs-ty and strong.
5 They come in no misfortune
:
neither are they

plagued like o-ther men.
6 And this is the cause that they
are so ho*lden with pride
and
like 6*-ther folk
these prosper in the world,* and

these have rfches in posses-sion
and I said, * Then have I cleansed
my heart in vain,* and washed mine
ha*nds in in-nocen-cy.
13 All the day long have I been
pu*-nish-ed
and chastened eve-ry
:
morn-ing.
14 Yea,* and I had almost said
ev-enâs they but lo,*then I should
have condemned the generation 6i
:
Thy
.overwhelmed with cru-el-ty.

7 Their eyes swell with fat-ness
and they do eV-en what they lust.
8 They corrupt other,* and speak
of wicked blas-phe-my their talking
is against the Most High.
9 For they stretch forth their
mduth un-to^the heaven and their
tongue go-eth through the world.
:
io Therefore fall the people un-to

them and thereout stick they no
small ad-van-tage.
II Tush, say they,* how should
G6d perceive it is there knowledge
fn the Most High ?
mf 1 2 Lo, these are the ungodly,*
:
chTl-dren.
Then thought
to
un-derstand
was tSo hard for me,

16 Until I went into the sanctua*-
this
but
it
God
ryôf
then understood
the
end of these men

17 Namely,* how Thou dost set
them in slfppery pla-ces and castest
them do*wn, and destroy-est them.
18 Oh, how suddenly do* they"
con-sume perish, and co*me to~a
fear-ful end
19 Yea,* even like as a dream
;
when one awa-keth so shalt Thou

make their image to vanish oat oP
:
the ci-ty.
p 20 Thus
my heart was gne-ved

went ev-en through my rein.-..
21 So foolish was I, and fg-norant
even as it were a beast be-fore
Thee.
and
it
85
[22
Nevertheless,
DAY
I^SALMS
1 4.
T.
1.
Tudway.
22 NeverthelSss, I am alway
for Thou hast h61den me
Thee
2.
the strength of my hSart,

por-tion^for ev-er.
26 For lo, they that forsake Thee
shall pe-rish Thou hast destroyed
all them * that commit fornica'-tion
against Thee.
by
by
my
right hand.
23 Thou shalt gfiide me with Thy
coun-sel and after that receive me
with glo-ry.
have I in heaven but
24
Thee and there is none upon earth
that I desire in compa*-rison of
Whom
Psalm
S.
my
Thee.
Dr. T.
God is
and
?nf2j But it is good for me to

hold me fast by God,* to put my
trftst in the Lord God
and to speak
of all Thy works in the g&tes of the
daugh-terôf Si-on.
My flesh and my heart fail-eth
but
25
Ut
74.
73, 74-
Dr. Nares.
quid,
Deus ?
H. Wicks.
Dupuis.
T. PURCELL.
I-T
1-
^^^^b^^^^B
^ggpip
^3E
&-n-
-^H- <s>-&-\
t=F
whom Thou
mf /^\ GOD,* wherefore art Thou
tion
\_J absent frJm us^so long

why is Thy wrath so hot against the
re-deemed of old.
3 Think upon the tribe of Thrne
inhe'-ri-tance
and mount Sfon,
sho'ep
2
of~Thy pas-ture ?
think upon Thy congrega86
hast purchased,
a*nd
wherem Thou
hast dwelt.
FSALM
4 Lift up Thy feet,* that Thou

mayest utterly destroy eVery e*-nemy which hath done Svil in Thy
:
sanc-tua-ry.
y5
set
Op
Thy
congrega-tions
in the
:
and
their ban-ners~for to-kens.
6 He that hewed timber afore out

was known to
of the thfck trees
bring it to* an ex-cellent work.
7 But now they break down all
the carved wtfrk there-of
with
ax-es,~and ham-mers.
:
They have
set fire
upon Thy
h61y pla-ces
and have defiled the
dwelling-place of Thy Name, eV-en
unto the ground.
9 Yea, they said in their hearts,*
Let us make havock of them altogether
thus have they burnt up all
the houses of God in the land.
10 We see not our tokens,* there
is not one pro*-phet more
no, not
one is there among us, * that
tindersta*nd-eth a-ny more.
tnf 1 1 O God, * how long shall
the adversary do this disho-nour
how long shall the enemy blaspheme
Thy Xa*me, for ev-er?
12 Why withdrawest Thcu Thy
hand why pluckest Thou not Thy
right hand out of Thy bosom to
:
consume the e-ne-my ?

/ 13 For G6d is my King of old
the help that is done upon arth He
of the dragons fn the
15 Thou smotest the heads of

Leviathan in pfe-ces and gavest
him to be meat for the people fn the
wil-der-ness.
16 Thoubroughtest out fountains
and waters 6ut of the hard rocks :
Thou drfedst up migh-ty wa-ters.
17 The day is Thfhe, and the
night is Thine Thou hast prepared
the light and the sun.
18 Thou hast set all the b6rders
o*f the
Thou hast made
earth
:
sum-merând
p
how
how
wih-ter.
19 Remember this, O Lord,*

the enemy hath rebfi-ked and
the foolish people hath blas:
phe'm-ed Thy Name.

20 O deliver not the soul of Thy
turtle-dove * unto the multitude
and forget not

of the e'-ne-mies
the congregation of the poor for
:
ev-er.
21 L6ok upon the co*-ve-nant for

the earth is full of darkness,* and
crQel ha-bi-ta-tions.
22 O let not the simple go away
but let the poor and
asha-med
needy give prafse unto Thy Name.
God,* maintain
7*1/23 Arise,
:
all
Thine own cause remember how

the foolish man blasphemeth Thee
:
dai-ly.
Him-self.
mf 14 Thou didst divide the sea
through Thy power Thou brakest
d(5-eth
the heads
wa-ters.
14.
Thine adversaries roar *
midst of
IDAY
.l/jbJVUl\Lr.
74.J
it
87
24 Forget not the voice of Thine

e-ne-mies the presumption of them
that hate Thee * increaseth eV-er
more and more.
:
Day
THE PSALTER.
15.]
[Venite.
The Fifteenth Day.

iEattins*
Venite^
exultemus Domino.
Dr. T. Aylward.
f C\ COME,*
let us sfng lin-ttT

\J
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and shSw ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
and the strength of
<5f the earth
:
the hills
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
Hfs, and He made

and His hSnds prepaV-ed^the
The
sea
is
/6 O
fall
mfZ To-day
come, *
let
us worship,
down: and knel before
the L<5rd our Ma-ker.

:
88
if
ye
will
hear His

:
Me
proved
M,
and
saw
My
works.
I o Forty years long * was I grieved
It
ways.
:
Unto wh6m
II
wrath
dry land.
and
E. Terry.
2.
into
My
I
swa*re in^My
rest.
Glory be to the Father, and to~the

Son and t(5 the Ho-ly Ghost
world
:
rsALMb
73, /u.j
1V1S1 1 1 1
Psalm
*
iVO.
Confitebimur Tidi,
75.
H. Wicks.
2.
J.
TURLE.
r
/ T T NTO Thee,
\J give thanks
from the east, no*r from^the west

nOr ye*t from the south.
G6d, do we'
yea, unto The'e
8 And why ? Gtfd is^the Judge

Thy Name also is so nigh and He putteth down one,* and setteth
do Thy wdn-drous works de- dp an-6-ther.
do we give thanks.
2
th&t
9 For in the hand of the Lord

is a cup, and the wine is red
it is full mixed, and He ptfur-eth
out of^the same.
10 As for the dregs there-of
all
the ungodly of the earth shall dr'nk
themând suck them out.
1 1
But I will talk of the God
of Ja-cob
&nd praise HimTor
clare.
When
3
tion
right.
:
receive the congregashall judge accdrd-ing un-to
there
4 The earth is weak,* and all the

I bear tip the
inh&biters there-of
pfl-lars of it.
mf 5 I said unto the fools,* DSal
not so ma*d-ly and to the ungodly,
Se't not up your horn.
6 Set not ftp your ho*rn on high
and speik not with a stTff neck.
7 For promotion cometh neither
ev-er.
12 All the horns of the
Psalm
1.
/TN
JJ>
Jewry
Name
is
is
A. H.
76.
God known
break
Notus in Judcea.
Brown
2.
Dr.
S.
Elvey.
2 At Salem is His taberna-cle

3nd His dwe'll-ing'in Si-on.
89
[3 There
His
great in Is-ra-el.
ungodly
and the horns of

the rfghteous shall b ex-alt-ed.
also wfll
-t^
*
1.
DAY
1HK FSALTER.
15.J
* A.
1.
[Psalms
H. Brown.
3 There brake He the Arrows of

the bow the shield, the swdrd, and^
the bat-tie.
4 Thou art of more ho*-nourând
might than the hflls oFthe rob-bers.
mf$ The proud are robbed,* thSy
have sle*pt their sleep and all the
:
men whose hands were mfghty have
Dr.
S.
76, 77.
Elvet.
/S Thou
ment
didst cause Thy judgbe he'ard from heaven the
to
e'arth tre'm-bled,
and was
still,
When God arose to fudg-ment
and to help 11 the me'ek up-on

pt/io
tu*rn
toThy
ness of
earth.
of mn shall
and the fierce-
The fierceness
them
praise
shalt
Thou
re-frain.
found no-thing.
11 Promise unto the Lord your
/ 6 At Thy rebuke, O G6d of God, and keep it,* all ye that are
Ja*-cob both the chariot and ho*rse r6und about Him
bring presents
n
are fall-en.
unto Hrni that ou*ght to be fear-ed.
m/7 Thou, even Th6u art to be
12 He shall refrain the spirit of
fear-ed and who may stand in Thy prfh-ces and is wonderful amo*ng
sfght whe'n Thouârt an-gry ?
the kings of ^the earth.
:
PSLAM
77.
Voce 7nea
Dr. Aldrich.
mp T WILL cr unto G6*d with^

L my voice even unto God
will I cry with my voice,* and H6
:
shall he*ark-en un-to
me.
ad Do?ninum.
E. Faning.
2.
2 In the time of
soifght the Lord
my
trduble I
sore ran, and
ceased not in the night-season ; *
my soul refus-ed com-fort.
:
90
my
>SALMS 77 ,
MATT/NS.
78.]
When I am in heaviness, I
12
will
hfnk upon God when my hSart is

e'x-ed, I wilPcom-plain.
p 4 Thou holdest mine yes waI
am so feeble,
tha't I
Thy
spi-rits.
in-treat-ed ?
8 Is His
absent Himself
He
be n6 more
do-ings.
is
troubl-ed.
mercy clean g6ne
17 The clouds poured out water,*

the afr thun-der-ed and Thine arrows went a-broad.
18 The voice of Thy thunder was
heard roiind a-bout the lightnings
shone upon the ground,* the earth
for
His promise come

titterly to an end for ev-er-more ?
9 Hath God forgotten to be grSand will He shut up His
cious
loving kindness in dis-plea-sure ?
'ev-er
of a*ll Thy
talking shall be* oP
my
my
7 Will the Lord

and will
for ev-er
and
way, O God, is^ hS-ly :

so grat a G(5d as our God ?
14 Thou art the God that doeth
won-ders and hast declared Thy
power amcmg the peo-ple.
15 Thou hast mightily delivered
Thy peo-ple even the sons of Ja*cobând Jo-seph.
16 The waters saw Thee, O God,*
the waters saw Th6e, and we're
the depths a*l - solvere
a-fraid
who
can-not
have considered the days of

and the ye*ars that are past.
6 I call to reme'm-brance^my
song and in the night I commune
with mine own heart,* and search
$Ut
/13 Thy
jpeak
5
Did
15.
will think also
works
ging
ID AY
and
is
mf 10 And
said,*
6wn infir-mi-ty but

:
was mo*v-ed,~and shook
is mine
remember
hand of the
It
will
Thy way
19
is
with-al.
in the sea,*
and
Thy paths in the great wa-ters and

Thy fo*ot-steps are not known.
20 Thou Oddest Thy peVple~like
the years of the right

M6*st High-est.
1 1
I will remember the works oP
and call to mind Thy
the Lord
wdn-dersôf old time.
sheep
by the hand of Mtf-sesând
Aa-ron.
(Evensong.
Psalm
7S,
Attendite, popule.
*A. H. Brown.
Ê
W. Dyce.
2.
Rev. Sir F. Ouseley.
Dr. T.
S.
Dupuis.
Z*^rA
^ ^F^
/ T T EAR my law, O my peo-ple

JTJL
woVds of
incline your ears unto the
my
mouth.
will
pa*-ra-ble
open
I
ten-ces of old
91
my mouth
will declare
hard
in
se*n-
[3
Whfch
Day
THE PSALTER.
15.]
[Psalm
3 Which we have hea*rd and and the wonderful works

known and stach as our fa*-thers^ had sheV-ed for them.
that
78.
H6
mf\2, Marvellous things did He

our forefathers,* in
the land of E-gypt even in the field
have told us
4 That we should not hide them
from the children of the genera;
come
tions'"^
in the sightôf
but to shew the
of Zo-an.
14 He divided the sa, and
honour of the Lord,* His mighty

and wonderful wtfrks that He hath
le*t
them^go through
He made the
waters to stSnd on an heap.
:
done.
rnf'5 He made a^covenant with
Jacob, * and gave Israel a law
them with a cloud and
which He commanded our forefathers to tea*ch their ch'il-dren

6 That their posterity might know
it
and the chf ldren which were yet
through withâ light of fire.

16 He clave the hard rocks in the
wil-der-ness
and gave them drink
thereof, * as it had been orft oPthe
un-born
great depth.
when
came up
thy might sheV
chil-dren^the same
To
the intent that

:
17 He brought waters otit of the

std-ny rock
so that it gQshed (5ut
like^the ri-vers.
ft 18 Yet for all this they sinned
m6re against Him and provoked
the Most Hfghestfn the wil-der-ness
19 They tempted Go*d in^their
hearts and required me'at for their
the'y
their
That they might
God and not
in
of God, but to
ments
plat their trilst
works
kep His com-mandto forget the
r
not to be as their fore-
fathers, * a faithless
and stubborn
lust.
generation
a generation that set
not their heart aright,* and whose
spirit cleaveth not ste'd-fastly un-to
:
God
Like as the children of

E-phra-im who being harnessed,
and carrying bows,* turned themselves b&ck in the da*y of bat-tie.
10
They kept not the c6vena*nt

p
God and wSuld not wa*lk in His
1 1
of
law
1
And
But forg&t what He* had done
all
He ld
the night
15 In the day-time also
20 They spake against God also,

sSy-ing Shall God prepare a table
in the wil-der-ness ?
21 He smote the stony rock indeed,* that the water gushed out,*
and the streams flawed with-al
but can He give bread also, * or
provide fle'sh for^His peo-ple ?
/22 When the Lord hard this,
He'Vas wroth
so the fire was
kindled in Jacob,* and therecame up
heavy displSasure agaTnst Is-ra-el
:
92
Psalm
hVJtLJNSVISILr.
78.!
west-wind.
28 He rained flesh upon them as
thick as dust and feathered fowls*
ltke as the sand of the sea.
29 He let it fall among their tents
help.
24 So He commanded the clouds

a-bove and d-pened^the doors of
heaven.
25 He rained down manna also
upon them fo*r to eat

and gaVe
them food from heaven.
26 So man did eat an-gels' food
for He sent them meat e-nough.
27 He caused the east-wind to
even round about their ha-bi-ta-tion.

30 So they did eat, and were well
filled ;* for He gave them their o\vn
de-sire they were not disappoint-ed
1.
-%f
of their lust.
-A. H. Brown.
2.
-H
r-
H-+^H|
'
.
15.
blow un-der heaven

and through
His power He brought in~the south-
23 Because they believed no*t in

and pQt not their trtfst in His
God
[day
* A.
H-^N-w
H. Brown.
H
1
i
,
'
iii
&-
k-2,-1
||
l^'
A. H.
////"31
in their
But while the meat was yet

mouths,* the heavy wrath
came upon them,* and slew
of God
the we'al-thiest'of them
smote down the chosen
were
yea,
and
men
that
more
all
thfs
n6*t
so merciful,*
:
a-rise.
40 For He considered that they

we're but flesh and that they were
even a wind that passeth awfty, and
His
won-drous works.
23 Therefore their days did He

consume in va*-ni-ty and their years
:
in trou-ble.
34 When He slew them, they

sought Him
and turned them
early, and enquir-ed af-ter God.
35 And they remembered that
God was~their strength and that
:
High God was thefr Re-de'em-er.

36 Nevertheless, * they did but
flatter Him wfth their mouth
and
dissembled with Him in their tongue.
yj For their heart was not whole
with Him
neither continued they
stedfast in His co-ve-nant.
ctfm-eth not a-gain.

7/1/41 Many a time did they provoke Him fh the w'l-der-ness and
grieved Him
the de-sert.
42 They turned back, and tempted God and moved the Holy One
:
in Is-ra-el.
the
He was
H6
they sfn-ned"
and believed
38 But
Brown.
forgave their^mis-deeds
and destrdy-ed them not.
39 Yea, many a time ttirned He
His wra*th a-way and would not
suffer His wh61e dispMa-sure to
that
in Is-ra-el.
32 But for
yet
|i
43
They thought
not
oPHis hand:
and of the day when He delivered

them from the hand of "the e-ne-
my;
44
How he
cles in
had vvought His miraand His wonders
E-gypt
in the ffeld of Zo-an.
93
[45
He
45
He
blood
oPthe
hall-stones
and their flocks with
hot thun-der-bolts.
50 He cast upon them the furiousness of His wrath, * anger,
displeasure, and trou-ble
and sent
evil an-gels among them.
51 He made a way to His indignation, * and spared not their soul
turned their waters fn-to
so that they might not drink
ri-vers.
He
46
sent lice
among them,
and dev6*ur-ed~them up
and
frogs
to^de-stroy them.
47
He
gave their
ca'ter-pil-lar
and
fruit
Onto the
their labour tfn-
from death
to~the grass-hop-per.
48 He destroyed their vines with
and their mulberryhaTl-stones
trSes with the frost.
49 He smote their cattle also with
to*
but gave their
the pes-ti-lence
life
over
52 And smote all the first-born

E-gypt the most principal and
mfghtiest in the dwell-ingsôf Ham.
in
^ppnp
* A.
^53
He
led
carried
But as
them
them
for
H. Brown.
His own people,*

and
sheep
f(5rth like
in the wil-derness like
flock.
He
brought them out

that they shduld not fear
54
overwhelmed
with
their
the sea.
55 And brought them within the
borders of His sa*nc-tua-ry even to
His mountain * which He purchased
with His right hand.
:
safely,
:
and
94
Psalm
EVENSONG.
78.]
56 He cast out the heathen also

caused their land to
before them
be divided among them for an heritage,* and made the tribes of Israel
:
to dwe'll in their tents.
mp
displeased the
M(5st
High God
&nd kept not^His tes-timo-nies

58 But turned their backs,* and
;
aw&y like their ft>re-fa-thers

starting aside like a bro-ken bow.
fell
59 For they grieved

their
hill -altars
Hfm
and provoked
sure'at Is-ra-el.
61 So that He forsook the tabernacle in Sf-lo
even the tSnt that
:
He had pitch-edâ-mong men.

62 He delivered their power
:
and
He
63
gave His people over also

sword
and was wroth
:
wfth His inhe-ri-tance.
64 The
men
fire
and
per-pe-tual shame.
m/6& He refused the tabernacle
of Jo-seph and ch6se not the tribe
of E-phra-im
69 But chose the tribe ofju-dah:
even the "hill of Sfon which He
;
lov-ed.
70 And there He built His tdmpleôn high and laid thefoundation

:
of it* like the ground whfch
He
hath ma*de con-ti-nual-ly.

p 71 He chose David also His
ser-vant and took him awify from"
the sheep-folds.
72 As he was following the ewes

great with young qnes He took
him that he might feed Jacob His
:
people,* and Israel
His
in-he-ri-
tance.
consumed their young
their
into
their b8auty fn-to"
the e-nemy's hand.

tfn-to"the
65 Their priests were slafn with"

sword
and there were no
widows to malte lamen-ta-tion.
fftt So the Lord awaked as 6*ne
out"of sleep and lfke a giant refresh-ed"with wine.
67 He smote His enemies in the
hin-der parts and pfit them to* a"
the
with
Him to displeasure with their ima-ges.

60 When God heard this, He"
was wroth and took sore displda-
capti-vi-ty
15.
So they tempted,* and
57
[Day
maidens were not
gfven to mar-riage.
<X
73 So he fed them with a faithful

true heart
and ruled them
prudently with all his power.
and
Day
THE PSALTER.
16.I
The
[Venite.
Day.
Sixteenth
JHatthts.
Venite^
Dr. T.
S.
exultevms Domino.
Dupuis.
n
us sing un-to
us heartily rejoice in the strength of oifr sal-va-
f C\ COME,*
V-/ the Lord
let
W. Hayes.
2.
let
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and shew ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
and the strength of
6i the earth
the hills is His al-so.
it
dry land.
/6 O come, * let us worship,
and fall down: and kneel before
the L(5rd our Ma-ker.
7 For H is the Lord our God
pnd the she'ep of Hi's hand.
:
96
mfZ To-day
if
ye
will
hear His

day of temptation fn the wil-dcrness
9 When your fathers te*mpt-ed
:
Me
proved
M6,
and saw
My
works.
It
with thfs generation, ~and said
ways.
:
Unto whom
ii
wrath
into
My
I
swa*re in^My
that they should not e'n-ter
rest.
Glory be
to the Father, a*nd to^the
nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost

wCrld
now, and eVer shall be
Son
without nd.
*A"-men.
Psalm
MA TTINS.
79.]
Psalm
J.
[Day
16.
Deus, venerunt.
79.
Goldwi.w
A.
2.
sins,* but
\J
come into Thfne inhe-ritance Thy holy temple have they

iefiled, * and made Jerusalem an
:
heap of stones.
thSt soon
mi-se-ry.
H. Brown.
have mercy upon

:
for
we
are
come
and
us,
to great
9 Help us, O God of our salvation,* for the glory dt* Thy Name
O deliver us, and be merciful unto
our sins, fo*r Thy Name's sake.
p 10 Wherefore do the hea-then
Where* is now their God ?
say
11 O let the vengeance of Thy
servants' blood thatîs shed
be
openly shewed upon the hea-then
:
2 The dead bodies of Thy servants * have they given to be meat

into the f<5wls oPthe air
and the
flesh of Thy saints * (into the be'asts
3f the land.
:
3 Their blood have they shed like

tvater*on every side of Jerii-sa-lem:
ind there was no* man^to bu-ry them.
are become an open shame
4
to our d-ne-mies
a very scorn and
derision unto them that are round
a-bout us.
p 5 Lord, how long wilt Tholi be
an-gry shall Thy jealousy bfirn like
fTre for e-ver ?
m/6 Pour out Thine indignation
upon the heathen * that have not
known Thee and upon the kingdoms
that helve not ca*ll-edûp-on Thy
We
Name.
py For they have devoured jS-cob:

and laid wa*ste his dwell-ing-place.
pp 8 O remember not our old
97
in
our sight.
12 O let the sorrowful sighing

of the prisoners* cOme before Thee
according to the greatness of Thy
power, * preserve Thou those that
are ap-point-ed^to die.
p 13 And for the blasphemy *
pp
wherewith our neighbours have

blasphem-ed Thee reward Thou
:
them, O Lord,* sevenfold fn-to^their

bo-som.
mf 14 So we, that are Thy people,*
and sheep of Thy pasture,* shall
give Thee thinks for ev-er and will
alway be shewing forth Thy praise*
from generation to ge'-ne-ra-tion.
:
[Psalm
80.
Day
THE PSALTER.
16.J
Psalm
*
tnp
80.
Qui
A. Neville.
T_T EAR, O Thou Shepherd of

XjL Israel,* Thou that leadest
JOseph
shew Thyself
sittest upon the
a sheep
lfke
also,* Thou that

che-ru-bims.
2 Before Ephraim, Benjamin, and

stir up Thy strength,
Manas-ses
and co*me, and help us.
:
the light
we
shall
O God
shew
of Thy countenance, and
Turn us again,
be whole.
p 4 O L6rd G<5d of Hosts how

long wilt Thou be &ngry with Thy
pe'o-ple^that pray-eth ?
5 Thou feedest them with the
:
and givest them

plenteousne'ss of tears to drink.
6 Thou hast made us a very strife
unto our ne'igh-bours and our Enemies lSugh us to scorn.
m/7 Turn us again, Thou Go*d
shew the light of Thy
of Hosts
c6untenance, and we* shall be whole.
8,/rhou hast brought a vfne out
Thou hast cast out the
of E-gypt
heVthen,ând plant-ed it.
bread of tears
9 Thou madest ro"om for it and

when it had taken ro*ot it fill-ed^the
:
io The hills were covered with

the shadow of it and the boughs
:
80.
regis Israel.
*
2.
A. H. Brown.
thereof were like the go*od-ly cedar-trees.

1 1
She stretched out her branches

and her b6ughs u*n-
iin-to^the sea
to^the ri'ver.
p 12 Why hast
down her hedge

go bf pluck
Thou then br6ken

:
that
off her
all
grapes
they that
?
The
wild boar out of the w6od

doth rdot it up and the wild bSasts
of the ffeld de-vour it.
14 Turn Thee again, Thou God
of Hosts,* look do*wn from heaven
behold, and vi-sit this vine
15 And the place of the vineyard
that Thy right hand hath plSnt-ed
and the branch that Thou modest
so string for Thy-self.
16 It is burnt with ffre, and cu*t
down and they shall perish at the
rebuke oPThy coun-te-nance.
17 Let Thy hand be upon the
1
man of Thy right hand and upon

the son of man, * whom Thou modest so strong for^Thine own self.
mf 18 And so will not we go back
from Thee O let us live, * and w8
:
Thy Name.
Turn us again, O L6rd God
of Hosts
shew the light of Thy
countenance, and we" shall be whole
shall
ca*ll
up-on
19
land.
&ALM
51
Psalm
8i
Psalm
Dr. T.
rrrf-*
S.
2.
i^
-&&&
):;
make a cheerful
strength
noise finto the G(5d of Ja-cob.
2 Take the psalm,* bring hither
the ta*-bret the merry harp with the
:
lute.
Lrjr^" ff>*
There
shall no strange god be*

neither shalt thou worship
a-ny o-ther god.
1
I am the Lord thy God,*
thought thee out of the land of
E-gvpt open thy mouth wide, and
io
in thee
Who
shall fill
But
12
My
mf,\ For
for Is-ra-el
voice
was made a statute

and a l&w of the Go*d
this
:
13
their
of JS-cob.
them
5 This He ordained in J6seph for

a tes-timo-ny^: when he came out of
the land of Egypt, and had he'ard
a^strange lan-guage.
m/6 I eased his shoulder from
and his hands were
the bdr-den
delivered from mak-ing~the pots.
tions.
Thou
calledst
and
Me
upon
in
delf-vered thee
heard thee,* what time as the
troubles,*
storm
fell
it.
My people would not he'ar

:
and
would
Israel
no*t
o-bey Me.
feast-day.
and
"
Blow up the trfimpet in the

nSw-moon even in the time appointed, * and upon our so*-lemn
3
=|
,j
r
-^--^g^-j^-M^
Barcroft.
g^j^j
"ltT
/QINGwe merrily unto Go*d our
16.
D. Hackett.
L.
jdt
l^l^z^z&p^^lgfl
'î
J.
4.
[Day
Exultate Deo.
8i.
Dupuis.
Hindle.
J.
n
"^ -f^w^.^
MATTINS.
upon
So
14
them
gave
6\vn hearts'
follow their
that
6wn
My
unto
and
let
ima'-gi-na-
people would
have hearkened dn-to
had wa*lk-ed
tip
lusts
Me
for
if
My
ways,
I should soon have put d6wn
1
and turned my
their e*-ne-mies
Israel
in
hand against
their a*d-ver-sa-ries.
16 The haters of the Lord should

have been f(5und liars
but their
time should have endiir-ed^for
:
e-ver
thee.
&t the
8 I pr6ved thee Sl-so
wS-ters of strife.
9 Hear, O Ts\y people,* and I will
asstire thee, O Is-ra-el If thou wilt
he'ark-en un-to Me,
:
17 He should have fed them

also* with the finest wheat-flour
and with honey A out of the stony
rock * should I have sa*-tis-fied
thee.
QQ
Day
THE PSALTER.
16.]
Psalms
f~^
82.
Deus
A. H, Hkown.
2.
lence
stetit.
OD
standeth in the congreg^f

VJT tion of prih-ces
H6 is a
Jildge a-mong gods.
2 How long will ye gfVe wrong
jlidg-ment and accept the pSrsons
6*f theûn-god-ly ?
3 Defend the p6or and fathersee that such as are in n6ed
less
and neceVsity have right.
4 Delfver the odt-castând poor
n
save them from the h&nd 6*f the
:
un-god-ly.
82, 83,
82, 83.
W. Byrde.
Psalm
[Psalms
God.
2 For
not
refrafn
Thy
self,
Thine enemies make a

and they that h&te
Thee have If ft up their head.
3 They have imagined craftily
and taken
against Thy pe*o-ple
lo,
mu*r-mur-ing
c6unsel agafnst Thy se-cret ones.

4 They have said, * Come, and
let us root them out, * that they be
and that the,
n6 more a po-ple
:
name
of Israel *
may be n6 more fn
re-mem-brance
5 For they have cast
their
heads
mf $ They will not be learned together with 6*ne con-sent and &re
nor understand,* but walk on sttll
confederate against Thee A
in dark-ness all the foundations of
6 The tabernacles of the Edomthe ea*rth are out of course.
Is-mael-ites
ites, and the
the
6 I have said, Ye* are gods and
M6abites, and IJa-gar-ens
ye are all the children of the M6'st
7 Gebal, and Ammon, and A-maHigh-est.
lek the Philistines, with the*m that
7 But y8 shall die like men and
dwell at Tyre.
fall like (5ne oPthe prin-ces.
8 Assur also is joined with them
/8 Arise, O G6d, and Judge Thou" &nd have hol-pen^the
n
chil-dren of
the earth for Thou shalt take all
:
Lot.
hSathen to Thfne in-he-ri-tance.
Psalm
83.
mf T T OLD
Ljl
Deus, quzs similis ?

not
Thy
tongue,
God,* kep not
still
O
si-
9 But do Thou to them as unto

the Ma*-dian-ites unto Sisera,* and
unto J&bin at the bro*ol$.of Ki-son;
10 Who perished at En-dor and]
became as the dfing of the earth.
:
00
EVENSONG.
83, 84. J
,Make them and their princes

1
like O-retTand Zeb
yea, make all
their princes * like as Zeba and
Sal-ma-na
Who
say,* L6t us ta*ke tcTour12

selves
the houses of Go*d in^posses-sion.
before the wind

14 Like as the fire that bfirneth
up the wood and as the flame that
consum-eth^the moun-tains.
VAH
iJJiJ^
rp
Quam
s>
s-^~
&
-g? ^?-
A. H.
lings
Th6u Lord of Hosts
my King and my God.

4 Blessed are they that dwell in"
they will be a*l-way
prais-ing Thee.
is
the man whose
5 Blessed
:
strength is~in
Thee
in
whose
he'art
Thy ways.
6 Who going through the vale of
misery * Qse it fo*r a well
and the
p6ols are ffll-ecPwith wa-ter.
7 They will go from strength to
are
A. Neville.
H^.
L^J,
-J
^Dr.
2 My soul hath a desire and

longing * to enter fnto the co*urts
oFthe Lord
my heart and my
n
flesh rejoice in the liv-ing God.
3 Yea, the sparrow hath found
tier an house, * and the swallow a
nest wh6re she may la*y her young
even Thy Altars, O Lord of Hosts,
Thy house
Most Hfghest
rH
g K-^--^
J^
di^
rH
Brown
mfr\ H O W Amiable are Thy dwel-
Vy
ft
-^- *3
^^:==: = ^=t==t^:
that
JEHO-
is
dilecta!
f^w>
fly
-&-
art only the
2.
N&me
6*-ver all the earth.
H. Wicks.
i-
know
they shall
Thou, * whose
84.
And
18
17 Let them be confounded and

vexed ever mo*re and more
let
them be piit to shanie, and pe-rish.
God, make them like

a wheel tnd as the stifb-ble
Psalm
O my
16.
Name.
13
[Day
Persecute them even so with

and make them
tem-pest
afraid with Thy storm.
16 Make their f&ces asha*m-ed,~
O Lord that they may seek Thy
1
Thy
iin-to
Psalms
P.
I^H
Hayes,
strength
and unto the God of
gods * appeareth every one of theni
:
in Si-on.
p% O Lord God of Hosts, he'ar my

prayer hearken, O Go*d of Ja-cob.
9 Behold, O God our defend-er:
and look upon the face of Thine
:
A-nomt-ed.
io For 6ne day in Thy courts
is better than a thou-sand.
1 1
I had rather be a door-keeper
in the house ofmy God
than to
dwell in the tents of\m-god-li-ness.

mf \2 For the Lord God is a Ifght
and^de-fence
the Lord will give
grace and worship,* and no good
thing shall He withhold from them
that live a god-ly life.
13 O L6rd G(5d of Hosts blessed
is the man that put-tetrThis trust in
:
Thee.
1
[Psalm
85.
THE PSALTER.
Da\
Psalm
Smith.
Dr. P. Hayes.
2.
*E. H. Wilkinson.
fcfc
W.
4.
S.
HoYTE.
^^^j^^^f^
s^s^ r^
HF
'
&
7/z/"
J-
T ORD, Thou
zit=L
art
Êi:
become
Lord
their sins.
Thou
hast taken away all

displea-sure
and turned
Thyself from Thy wrathful fn-dig3
Thy
na-tion.
4 Turn us then, O God our

SS-viour
and lt Thine a*n-ger
cease from us.
5 Wilt Thou be displeased it us
for ev-er and wilt Thou stretch out
Thy wrath * from one generation
t(5 an-o-ther ?
6 Wilt Thou not turn again, and
quick-en us
that Thy people ma*y
re-joice in
7
Shew
Thee
us
me'r
cy, ^
and grant us Thy
sal-va-
tion.
mf
will
hearken what the
s&y concern-ing me
for He shall speak peace unto His
people,* and to His saints, that they
tu'rn not a-gain.
9 For His salvation is nigh th6m
that fe'ar Him that glory may dwell
in our land.
Lord God
will
io Mercy and truth

toge-ther righteousness
:
are mSt
and pSace
have kfss-edêach o-ther.

ii Truth shall flourish oiit of^
the earth and rfghteousness hath
look-ed down from heaven.
12 Yea, the Lord shall shew
:
and
16ving-kfhd-ness
shall give her ih-crease.
:
our
land
Righteousness shall go before

and He shall dirSct His
gd-ing in the way.
1
Him
Thy
gpEp
:24s
r-
gracious u*n-toThy land

Thou hast turned away the captfvity of Ja-cob.
2 Thou hast forgiven the offence
of Thy pe'o-ple
and cd-vered all
1
^^
f^g ^T^ ^^^ ^n^

^_
85.
Donline.
Benedixisti,
85.
* B.
[Psalm
102
MSil
fENlTE.J
The
1>TAX */
1 YiVO.
Seventeenth
Day.
iEatttns*
Venite,
exidtemus Domino
C. King..
mfZ To-day
the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strSngth of oiar sal-va:
tion.

6*f the earth
and the strength of
:
the
5
it
hills is
Hfs
al-so.
Hfs, and He made

The sea
is
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
and
fall
* E.
2.
let
us
worship,

and the she'ep of His hand.
:
ye
will
hear His

:
Me
prOved
Me*,
and
saw
My
works.
io Forcy years long* was I grieved
It
hearts, for they ha\e not known My
ways.
:
Unto whom
ii
wrath
if
Wood.
into
My
I
swa*re in^My
rest.

Son and t<5 the Ho-ly Ghost
wOrld
103
Day
THE PSALTER.
17.]
Psalm
*
W.
#z/T)UVV
OW down mine
Thine
A
I
J3
am
L6rd, and hear
ptfor,
Inclina,
86.
A. Blakeley.
ear,
ancTm mi-se-ry.
Thou my soul,*
2 Preserve
God
that
Lord
Be
mSrciful
for
unto
mc',
will call daf-ly
Th6if art
a-lone.
may
fear
Thy Name.
O Lord
G6d, with a*ll my heart and will
praise Thy Na*me for e-ver-more.
13 For great is Thy mercy toward
me and Thou hast delivered my
/12
Thee.
3
Brown.
mf 11 Teacji me Thy way, O

Lord, * and I will walk in^Thy
truth,: O knit my heart unto ThSe,
my God, save Thy

am ho-ly
servant that piit-teth^his trust in
A. H.
d6est won-drous things
for
for
Domine.
2.
me
[Psalm 86
will
thank Thee,
O my
upon
Thee.
4 Comfort the soul of Thy servant
for unto Thee, O L6rd, do I
up my soul.
For Thou, Lord, art good and
gra-cious and of great mercy unto
all them that call up-on Thee.
6 Give ear, L6rd, un - to^my
prayer and p6nder the vofce oP
lTft
s6ul frcon the ne-thermost hell.

^ 14 O God,* the proud are rfeen
and the congregations
aga'inst me
of naughty men have sought after
:
my
15
my
soul,
* and have n6t set The'e
be-fore their eyes.
But Thou,
Lord God,*
art
of compassion and mer-cy

long-suffering, * plenteous in good-
hum-ble^de-sires.
7 In the time of my tr6uble I will
f6r Thou hear-est
call upon Thee
full
me.
16 O turn Thee then unto me,*

and have mercy upon me give Thy
strength unto Thy servant,* and
/8 Among the gods there is none

like unto Thee, O Lord there is
:
not 6ne that can do as Thou doest.

9 All nations whom Thou hast
made * shall come and w6rship
The'e,
Lord
Thy Name.
10 For Thou
and
art
shall glo-ri-fy
great, *
and
ness and truth.

:
help the son
oFThine hand-maid.
17 Shew some token upon

for good,* that they who hate
may
me
me
see it, * and be asha-med

because Thou, Lord, * hast hoipen
me, and com-forted me.
104
::
Psalms
MATTIXS.
87, 88.]
Psalm
Sj.
Fundatnenta
H. Brown.
- A.
T T ER
foundations are upon

the hoMy hills the* Lord
loveth the gates of Sion * more
than all the dwell-ings~of Ja-cob.
2 Very excellent thfngs are spdkenof thee th6u cf-ty of God.
3 I will think upon Rahab and
Ba'-by-lon
with the*m that know
*?//"
JTT
me.
4
Sl-so
Behold ye the Philistines

and they of Tyre, with
:
Psalm
W.
mpr\ LORD GOD

\_J
2>2>.
of
my
salva-
* I have cried day

and nfght before Thee O let my
prayer enter into Thy presence,*
:
incline
ing.
Thine ear un-to^my
call-
17.
ejus.
r
2.
S.
Atherstone,
the Morians * 16, there was He

born.
5 And of Sion it shall be reported
and the
that H6 was b(5rn in her
;
Most High shall stab-lish her.

6 The Lord shall rehearse it*
when He writeth up the peo-ple
that H was born there.
7 The singers also and trumpeters
All
He' re-hearse
springs shall be in Thee.
shall
my
fresh
Dotnine Dais.
A. Blakeley.
tion,
[Day
A. H.
Bkown.
p 2 For my soul is full of trou-ble

my life drSweth nigh un-to hell.
3 I am counted as one of them
and
that go down fn-to~the pit and I

have been even as a ma*n that hath
no strength.
[4 Free
5
:
Day
THE PSALTER.
17.]
W.
l.
A. Blakelby.
4 Free among the dead, * like

unto them that are wounded, and
who are out of
lie in^the grave
remembrance, * and are c(it awa*y
from Thy hand.
5 Thou hast laid me in the Mw-est
:
in a place of da*rk-ness,~and in
the deep.
6 Thine indignation lieth hard
and Thou hast vexed
upon me
me" with all Thy storms.
7 Thou hast put away mine
pit
Lord
Unto Thee have

and early shall
come
be-fore Thee.
13
and
acquaintance faY from me
to be abho*r-red of them.
him
that
th&t I
so fast in pri-son
can-not get forth.
sight faileth for very trou9
Lord, I have called daily upon
ble
Thee, * I have stretched forth my
hands un-to Thee.
mf 10 Dost Thou shew wonders
or shall the
among the dead
dead rise Op again, and praise
from
my
Thee?
Thou
My
1 1
Shall
Thy
cried,
my
prayer
me ?
I am
from
made me
am
p 14 Lord, why abh6rrest Tho\i

my soul and htdest Tho*u Thy face
Si
H. Brown.
shewed in the grave or Thy faithfulness fn de-struc-tion?

12 Shall Thy wondrous w6rks be
kno\vn in^the dark and thy righteousness in the land where all things
a*re for-got-ten ?
[Psalm
* A.
2.
loving-kindness be
in
misery,* and like unto

even
at the pofnt to die

youth up * Thy terrors
fs
have
suffered with a trou-bled mind.

16 Thy wrathful displeasure g6eth
ov-er me and the f6arof Thee hath^
1
un-done me.
They came round about me

1 j
and compassed
dally like wa*-ter
mS toge'-therôn eve-ry side.
lovers and friends hast
18
:
My
pQt awa*y from
me and htd
ofmy sight.
mine acquain-tance out
106
5
1
PSALM
LVIlNSUNLi.
9.J
[Day
17.
(Bjensong*
Psalm
* A.
89.
Misericordias Domini,
H. Brown.
A. H. Brown.
2.
the Lord
ever be shewing
Lord God of Hosts, * who is

unto Thee
Thy truth, most
mighty Lord, is on eve-ry side.
io Thou rulest the raging 6i the
Thou
sea Thou stillest the waves there6f

when they a-rise.
a
1
Thou hast subdued Egypt, and
destro*y-ed it Thou hast scattered
mf
1\ l\
IV A
:
song shall be alway of

the loving -kindness 6f
with my mouth will I
Thy truth * from

one generation to* an-o-ther.
2 For I have said, * Mercy shall
be set lap for eV-er Thy trGth shalt
:
My
sta-blish in the heavens.
eV-er
and
set
stablish
have made a covenant with

cho-sen
I have sworn unto
I
Da-vid^My ser-vant
4 Thy seed will
like
for
up Thy throne
from one generation to* an-o-ther.

/5 O Lord, * the very heavens
shall praise Thy wdn-drous works
and Thy truth in the congrega-tion
:
enemies abro*ad with^Thy

migh-ty arm.
12 The heavens are Thine,* the
Thou hast
earth al-soîs Thine
laid the foundation of the round
thine
world, and
that there-in is.

hast made the no*rth
and^the south Tabor and Hermon
13
a*ll
Thou
Thy Name.
Thou hast a mfgh-ty arm
6 For who is he amo*ng the strong is Thy hand, and high is**
clouds
that shall be compar-ed Thy right hand.
shall rejofce in
of the saints.
14
un-to~the Lord
7 And what is he am6*ng the gods

that shall be lTke un-to~the Lord ?
8 God is very greatly to be feared
in the council o*f the saints
and to
be had in reverence of all them that
are round a-bout Him.
:
Righteousness and equity are
Thy
seat
mercy
be-fore Thy face.
mf 16 Blessed is the people, O
L6rd, that can rejofce in Thee
they shall w&k in the lfght of ^Thy
coun-te-nance.
the habitation 6i
and
107
trtith shall go*
[17 Their
Day
THE PSALTER.
17.]
* A.
l.
H. Brown.
[Psalm
2.
89.
A. H. Brown.
17 Their delight shall be daily fn

/27 He shall call Me,* Th6u art
Thy Name and in Thy righteous- my Farther my GOd, and my string
ness sha*ll they make their boast.
sal-va-tion.
18 For Thou art the gl6ry 6*f
28 And I will make him My first
and in Thy loving- born higher than the kings of the
their strength
kindness * Th6u shalt 17ft up our earth.
:
horns.
19 For the L6rd is,6\ir de-fence
the H61y One of Is-rael is our
:
King.
f 20
Thou
spakest sometime in
visions unto Thy saints, and saidst

I have laid help upon one that is
mighty *
;
out
ofthe
21
have exalted one chosen
peo-ple.
My
have found David
The enemy shall not be able

the son of
do him vi-o-lence
wickedness shall not hurt him.
23
to
24 I will smite down his f6es

and plague the*m
before his face
that hate him.
mf 25 My truth also and My
mercy shall be* with him and in
:
shall
My law
ments
and walk not
fn
My judg-
his
horn
be
will visit their offences
with the
and their sfn with scourg-es.

33 Nevertheless, * My lovingkindness will I not latterly take from
him nor siff-fer n My truth to fail.
34 My covenant will I not break,*
nor alter the thing that is gone out
oPMy lips I have sworn once by
My holiness, * that I will no*t fail
Da-vid.
35 His seed shall endtire for ev-er:
arid his seat is like as the su*n ber6d,
fore
ex-alt-ed.
My statutes,*
My commSnd-ments
32 If they break
and keep not

I
My hand shall h(5ld him fast

My arm shall strength-en him.
My Name
nd his thro'ne
endftre for eVer
n
as the days of heaven.
?nf 31 But if his children forsa*ke
ser-
haVe
6il
22
with My holy
vant
a-noint-ed him.
cind
29 My mercy will I keep for hfin

eV-er-more
and My covenant
shall sta*nd fast with him.
30 His seed also will I make to
for
Me.
He
26 I will set his dominion also fn

and his right hand in the
the sea
more
floods.
faithful wft-nessîn hea-ven.
36
108
a*s
shall stand fast for ever-
the
moon
and as the
Psalm
EVENSONG.
89.]
Dr. Aldrich.
1.
Thy ser-vant and ca;st his crown

:
to the ground.
Thy
wra'th burn like fire
46
time
O remember how
sh6rt
my
wherefore hast
Thou m&de
men for nought ?

What man is he
that lfveth,
is
47
and
death
shall ntft see
and
shall
he deliver his s6ul frdm the hand

of hell
Lord, where are Thy old

16ving-kfnd-nes-ses
which Thou
swarest unto Da-vid in Thy truth ?
Thou
hast set up the right

of his e'-ne-mies and made
all his a\lversa-ries to re-joice.
42
COVERDALE.
48
ne'igh-bours.
41
17.
7nf 45 Lord, how long wilt Thou

hide Thyself, for eV-er and sh&ll
a'll
39 Thou hast overthrown all his

and broken do*wn his
hdg-es
strong holds.
40 All they that go by spo^l him
and he is become a reproach to^his
Mnd
* O.
2.
p yj But Thou hast abhorred and

forsaken Thfne Ano'mt-ed and art
disple'as-ed at him.
38 Thou hast broken the cOvenant
of
[Day
Thou
aw&y the
and givest him
hast taken
idge oPhis sword
not victory in the bat-tie.

43 Thou hast put 6ut his gl6-ry and
cast his throne down to the ground.
44 The days of his youth hast
Thou shtfrt-en-ed and c6vered him
with dis-ho-nour.
:
49 Remember, Lord, the rebfike

Thy servants have and how
do bear in my bosom * the rebukes
that
I
of
m^-ny peo-ple
50 Wherewith Thine enemies have

blasphemed Thee, * and slandered
the footsteps of Thfhe AnoTnt-ed
/^Praised be the Lord for everm6re.
:
A-men,ând A-men.
109
Day
THE PSALTER,
8.]
[Venite.
The Eighteenth Day.

JEatttns*
Venite,
* L.
J.
exultemus Domino.
TURRELL..
L. Barcroft.
2.
I-rHr-
f f\ COME,*
V/ the Lord
us sing un-tcT
us heartily rejoice in the strSngth of ou*r sal-va-
m/S
let
let
tion.

and a gr&at King above all gods.
and the strength of
6i the earth
and His hands prepaV-ed^the
it
dry land.
O come, * let us worship,
:
if
ye
will
hear His
:
Me
proved
My
and saw
Me',
works.
i o Forty years long * was I grieved
n
It
hearts, for they haVe not known M}
ways.
:
Unto whom
ii
p6
To-day

wrath
into
swaYe
in
M^
that they should not en-te
My rest.
to the Father, and to^the

w6rld
Glory be
Son
without nd.
no
'A'-men.
51
Psalm
MATTINS
90.]
Psalm
90.
[Day
18.
Domine, refugium.
Rev. W. Felton.
W. Lee
2.
d=
t
Chan.
^fe^
S^
A. H.
Brown.
E.
4.
Wood.
is
p T
ORD, Thou
hast bSen our

io The days of our age are threere-fuge
from one genera- score years and ten * and though
tion t(5 an-o-ther.
men be so strong that they come to
2 Before the mountains were four-score years yet is their strength
brought forth, * or ever the Sarth then but labour and sorrow,* so soon
and the wdrld were made Thou art passeth it away and we are gone.
God from everlasting, and wtfrld
1
But who regardeth the poVer
with-out end.
oFThy wrath for even thereafter as
3 Thou turnest m&n to destruc- a man feareth,* s6 is Thy dis-pie'ation mfa.ga.rn Thou sayest,* C6me sure.
agafn, ye chil-drenôf men.
12 So teach us to num-ber~our
p 4 For a thousand years in Thy days that we may apply our hearts
sight are but as yeVter-day seeing unto wis-dom.
that is past as a watch in the night.
mf 13 Turn Thee again, O Lord,
As soon as Thou scatterest a*t the last and be gracious u*n-to"
5
them * they are eVen a*s a sleep
Thy ser-vants.
and fade away sud-denly like the
14 O satisfy us with Thy mercy,
grass.
and that soon so shall we rejoice
6 In the morning it is green, and and be glad * Sll the da*ys of our life.
grdw-eth up but in the evening it is
Comfort us again now * after
1
cut down,* dried up, and with-er-ed. the time that Th6u hast pla*gu-ed
and for the years wherein we
7 For we consume away in Thy us
displea-sure and are afraid at Thy have suf-feredâd-ver-si-ty.
wrathful fn-dig-na-tion.
(Full)p 16 Shew Thy ser-vants"
8 Thou hast set our mfsdeeds Thy work
and thir chfl-dren^
before Thee and our secret sfns in Thy glo-ry.
the light oFThy coun-te-nance.
(Full) mf 17 And the glorious
9 For when Thou art angry * ill Majesty of the Lord our G6d be
our da*ys are gone
we bring our upon us prosper Thou the work
years to an end,* as it were a tale of our hands upon us, * O prosper
I*
that
is told.
Thtfu our han-dy-work.
in
[Psalm
91.
Day
THE PSALTER.
8.]
Psalm
:
E.
J.
Qui
91.
Hopkins.
dwelleth under the

defence of the M6*st High
shall abide under the shadow 6i
theÂl-migh-ty.
2 I will say unto the Lord, * Thou
art my h6pe, and my strong hold
VV
in Him will I trust.

He shall deliver thee
GSd,
For
from
His fa-thers
His
faithful-
ness and truth shall bS thy shield
and
biick-ler.
Thou
be afraid for
n6r for the
a*rrow that flieth by day
6 For the pestilence that walketh
nor for the sickness
in dSrk-ness
that destr6yeth in the noon-day.
7 A thousand shall fall beside
thee,* and ten th6usand at thy right
5
any
shalt not
te*r-ror^by night
hand
bfit it shall no*t
come nigh thee.
8 Yea, with thine eês shalt thdu

n
be-hold and see the reward o*f the
:
un-god-ly.
'
For Thou, L6rd,
p9
A. H.
a*rt
Brown.
my hope
Thou hast set Thine h6use of defence

ve-ry high.
io There shall no evil happen
dn-to thee neither shall any plague
come nfgh thy dwell-ing.
ii For He shall give his angels
charge (5-ver thee t6 ke*ep theeîn
all thy ways.
12 They shall bar thee fn their
hands that thou hfirt not thy fdot
a-gainst a stone.
13 Thou shalt go upon the libn
and Sd-der the young lion and the
dragon * shalt thou trSad u*n-der
thy feet.
mp 14 Because he hath set his love
upon Me,* therefore will I delf-ver
:
the sn&re of the hfin-ter and fr6m

the noi-some pes-ti-lence.
4 He shall defend thee under
His wings, * and thou shalt be safe
finder
91.
habitat.
2.
m/\liTKOSO
my
[Psalm
him
will set
hath known
1
He
will
him tip, because he*

Name.
call upon Me,* and I
My
ffi
shall
har him
in trouble ;*
yea, I am with hir

will deliver him, and
bring him^to ho-nour.

mf 16 With long life will
him
tion.
112
and shew him
satisfy
My
sal-va-
MA TTINS.
Psalm
92.]
Psalm
* A.
TT
is
JL
ifn-to^the
92.
Bonum
Brown.
a good thing to give thinks

Lord
and,to sing
praises unto Thy N&me, O Most
Hi'gh-est
2 To tell of Thy loving-kindness
arly in the mftrn-ing and of Thy
trfith in the night-sea-son
3 Upon an instrument of ten
strings, and uptfn the lute upon a
loud Instrument, and up-on the harp.
:
4 For Thou, Lord, hast made me

Thy works and I
gld through
Day
18.
est confiteri.
Dr. C. Steggall.
2.
For lo, Thine enemies, O Lord,*

Thine Enemies shall pe*-rish and
all the workers of wfckedness shall
b de-stroy-ed.
fg But mine horn shall be exalted
like the h6rn of an u-ni-corn
for I
am anomt-ed^with fresh oil.
8
lo,
io
Mine eye also shall see his

mine e-ne-mies and mine
lust of
ear shall
hear his desire of the
wicked * that
me.
up
anse
a-ga'inst
* for the
p ii The righteous shall flQurish
Thy hands.
like a pSlm tree
and shall spread
abr6ad like a ce'-darîn Li-ba-nus.
5 O Lord,* how gl6rious a*re Thy
works
Th$ thoughts are ve-ry
12 Such as are planted in the
will rejoice in giving praise
6pera*-tions of
deep.
mf6 An
ho*use
man
unwise
doth not
and a f6ol doth
well consi-der this

not iin-der-stand it.
7 When the ungodly are green as
the grass,* and when all the workers
of wfckedness do flou-rish
then
:
be destroyed for ever ;*

butThou, Lord, art the Most Hfghshall they
est^for e-ver-more.
oPthe Lord
shall flourish
in the courts of the ho'use of
our
God.
13 They also shall brmg forth
more fruit in^their age and shall be
ft and we"li-lking.
14 That they may shew how true
the L6rd my strength is
and that
:
there
Him.
"3
is
n6
unrfght-eous-ness
in
dEbensong.
Psalm
r
I
'HE
Lord
is
93.
The floods are risen, O Lord,*

the floods have lift up their voice
the floods lfft up the'ir waves.
The waves of the sea are
5
mighty,* and r%e hoV-ri-bly
but
yet the Lord,*
dwSlleth on
hfgh, is migh-ti-er.
m/6 Thy testimonies, O L6rd,
are v-ry sure
holiness becBmeth
Thine ho*use for e-ver.
King,* and hath
f4
put on gl6rious appa'-rel the

Lord hath put on His apparel, and
gfrded Him-self with strength.
2 He hath made the round wo*rld
th&t it ca*nnot be movso sure
JL
Who
ed.
m/2, Ever since the world began*

hath Thy s6at been prepa-red Thou
&rt from e'-ver-last-ing.
:
Psalm
*
mf f^\ LORD
94.
Dcus ultionum.
A. H. Brown.
God, *
to
* A.
2.
Whom
and reward the proud
\_) vengeance belong - eth

Thou God,* to Whom vengeance
serv-ing.
belo*ng-eth, shew Thy-self.

2 Arfse, Thou Judge oFthe world:
gGd-ly
3 Lord,
:
how
tn-umph
H4
how
H. Brown.
after their de-
long shall the un16ng shall the ungrfd-ly
Psalm
EVENSONG.
94.]
Day
18.
4 How long shall all wicked doers

speak so disdain-ful-ly and m&ke
such pr6*ud boast-ing ?
5 They smite down Thy pe'o-ple,^
Lord and trouble Thine he-ri-
14 For the Lord will not f&il His

neither will He forsake
po-ple
tage.
in heart shall fol-low
6 They murder the wfdow, and

the stra*n-ger and pftt the father-
up with me
against the wick-ed or who will take
my part * against the e'-vil-do-ers ?
7?ifiy If the L6rdhadnot he*lp-ed
me it had not failed * but my s6ul
death.
7 And yet they say,* Tush, the
neither shall
Lord shalPnot see
the G6d of Ja*cob re-gard it.
less to
His in-he-ri-tance
unto judg-ment
ye
fools,
whe'n will
The Lord knoweth the thoughts
man
they are but vain.

ft 12 Blessed is the man wh6m
Thou chas-tenest,~0 Lord
and
tâchest him in Thy law
of
thai:
13
That Thou mayest give him
patience in tune of advr-si-ty

until the pit be dfgged up fdr the^
un-god-ly.
:
will
such as are true
all
it.
rise
:
had been
prft to si-lence.
But when
18
slipt
ye un-der-stand ?
9 He that planted the 6ar, shall
He^not hear or He that made the
eye, shall He not see ?
10 Or He that nurtureth the heathen
it is He that teacheth man
knowledge, shall not~He pu-nish ?
Who
16
mf% Take heed,* ye unwfse among

the peo-ple
Until righteousness turn again
said,
My ftfot hath
Thy mercy, O L6"rd, held me up.
19 In the multitude of the sorrows

Thy comthat I ha*d in^my heart
forts haVe re-freshed my soul.
ft 20 Wilt Thou have any thing
to do with the stool of wick-ed-ness
which imagineth mis-chief as a law ?
21 They gather them together *
against the s6ul of the rfgh-ttous
and condemn the in-nocent blood.
/22 But the L6rd is my re*-fuge
and my G6d is the strength oPmy
con-fi-dence.
:
mf"23 He shall recompense

their wickedness,* and destroy
in their 6wn ma*-lice yea, the
:
our
"5
God
shalPdes-troy them.
them
them
Lord
The Nineteenth Day,

JEatttns.
Psalms
* C.
Psalm
Gardner.
My ways
va-tion.
wrath
and sh6w our-
into
selves gla*d in Him with psalms.

and the strength of
6i the earth
the htlls is Hfs al-so.
:
it
The
is
Hfs,
and
down
His
let us worship and

and knSel before the
Name
and prafse
peo-ple.
4 For the
Lord is great, * and

cannot worthily be pra*is-ed He is
more to be fe'ar-ed^than all gods.
mj'5 As for all the gods of the
heathen,* thSy are but f-dols bftt it
:
the Lord that made the heavens.

6 Glory and w6rship are befftre
Him power and h6nour are fn His
sanc-tua-ry.
is
When
your fathers te*mpt-ed

nw
all
:
Cantate Domino.
unto the L6rd a
be telling of Hfs salva*tion^from day to day.

3 Declare His honour finto the
r
he*a-then and His winders u*n-to

and we are the people of His pasture, and the shêp of Hfs hand.
mfZ To-day if ye will hear His
day of temptation fn the wil-der-ness
96.
SING
the whole earth.

2 Sing unto the L6rd,
L6*rd our Ma-ker.
Me
rest.
a*ll
He
dry land.
p 6 O come,*
fall
I swa*re in^My
My
fi
ma*de
sea
Psalm
Unto wh6m
11
come before His presence

:
Brown.
with thanksgf-ving
10 Forty years long * was II

grieved with thfs genera-tionând
n
us sing un-to
let us heartily
V-/ the Lord
rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-
f r\ COME,* let
2 Let us
A.
2.
Venite^ exultemus.
95.
95, 96.
16
SALMS
MATTINS.
96, 97.]
fj Ascribe unto the Lord,* O ye

ascribe
dhdreds of the peo-ple
:
into the L6rd w6*r-ship and power.

8 Ascribe unto the Lord, * the
Name
[Day
19.
moved ; * and how that He shall

jtidge the peô-ple right-eous-ly.
1
Let the heavens rejoice,* and
16t
the eârth be glad
let
the sea
bring
make a n6ise, and all that there-in is.
and cGme into His courts.

worship the Lord in the
oetuty of hd-li-ness let the whole
*arth stand in awe of Him.
fio Tell it out among the hSathen
12 Let the field be joyful,* and

then shall all the
that is in it
trees of the w6od rejoice be-fore the
lonour dfte u*n-to~His
jrSsents,
/9 O
all
Lord.
it
13 For He cometh, * for He

cometh to fudge the earth and wkh
hath made the round

vorld so fast * that it cannot be
righteousness to judge the world,

and the pe*o-ple with His truth.
hat the L6*rd

s
is
King
and
He Who
Psalm
*
that
HPHE
Lord
may be
JL
is
Dominus
97.
R. M. Taylor.
King,* the e&rth
gla*d there-of
yea,
the multitude of the fsles ma*y be

ajlad there-of.
2 Clouds and darkness are r6und
Him righteousness and judgment are the h&bita'-tion of His seat.

3 There shall go a ffre before
Him and burn up His enemies 6n
ab6ut
sve-ry side.
4 His lightnings gave shfhe un-to^
the world
the earth saV it,ând
:
was
5
a-fraid.
The
hills
melted
like
wax *
at
the presence 6i the Lord

at the
presence of the Ltfrd oFthe whole
:
earth.
regnavit.
*
2-
and
all
have sen His glo-ry.

mfj Confounded be
the people
Lord.
/g
For Thou, Lord,*
they that
art
higher
that are in the earth Thou

art exalted faY above all gods.
p io O ye that love the Lord.* see
that ye hate the thfhg which is e-vil
the Lord preserveth the souls of His
saints ;* He shall deliver them from
the hand o*f theûn-god-ly.
than
all
////
1 1
There
is
sprung up a lfght for
the rfgh-teous and joyful gladness

for such as are trGe-heart-ed.
12 Rejoice in the Lord, ye
rfgh-teous
and give thanks for a
remembrance 6i His ho-li-ness.
all
Dr. C. Steggall.
worship carved images,* and that

delfght in vain gods worship Him,
all ye gods.
8 Sion h6ard of it, and rejoi-ced
and the daughters of Judah were
glad,* because of Thyjiidg-ments, O
The heavens have declared His
righ-teous-ness
[17
Day
THE PSALTER.
19.]
[Psalms
98,
99
dEJjetisotijg.
SING
song
PSLAM
98.
Elvey.
Dr.
S.
Cantate Domino.
unto the L6rd a new

for H6 hath dftne
:
mar-vellous things.
2
With His own right hnd, and

arm hath He g6tten
with His h6*-ly
Himself the
vic-to-ry.
mf 3 The Lord declared Hfs

salvS-tion
His righteousness hath
He openly shewed in the sight oP
the hea-then.
:
He hath remembered His merc,y
truth * toward the house of Isra-el and all the ends of the world *
have seen the salva*-tionôf our God.
5 Shew yourselves joyful unto
the Lord, all ye lands smg, rejofce,
and give thanks.
:
before the Lord the King.

8 Let the sea make a noise,*
and all that the*re-in is the round
w6rld, and the'y that dwell there:
in.
9 Let the floods clap their hands,*

let the hills be joyful togSther
befo*re the Lord
for H is come to
judge the earth.
mf 10 With righteousness shall
He ju*dge the world aud the petfple^with e-qui-ty.
Dominus
C. Gibbons.
!
/ 7 With trumpets a*l - so, r and

shawms O shew yourselves joyful
p 6 Praise the L6rd updn the harpn

sing to the Mrp with a psa*lm of
thanks-giv-ing.
99.
Dr. E. G. Monk.
and
and
Psalm
2.
regnavit.
W. Ridley.
2.
,,,
I.
'salms
EVENSONG.
99, ioo.]
fHTHE
[Day
19.
King,* be the
m/6 Moses and Aaron among His
people neVer so impa*-tient

He sitteth between the cherubims,*
be the 6arth never so* un-qui-et.
2 The Lord is grSat in Sf-on and
hfgh above all peo-ple.
3 They shall give thinks u*n-to~
Thy Name whick is great,* won-
priests,* and Samuel among such

as call uptfn His Name these called
upon the Lord, and~He heard them.
7 He spake unto them out of the
Lord
is
JL
cloudy
and
His
that'He
for they kept
and the
la*w
gave them.
derful,
pil-lar
testimonies,
Thou h6ardest them, O Lord

God Thou forgavest them, O
God, * and punishedst their oVn
8
ho-ly.
The King's power loveth judgment ;* Thou hast prepared e'-qui-ty.

Thou hast executed judgment and
our
rfghteousne'ss in Ja-cob.
5 O magnify the Ldrd our God
and fall down before His footstool,
fg O magnify the Lord our God,*

and worship Him upon His hoMy
for the Lord our G<5d is
hill
in-ven-tions.
He
for
is
ho-ly.
ho-ly.
Psalm
* L.
^J-
-9
OP ^^j
I-Si-
ii
r r
^#S^
Jtibilate Deo.
ioo.
Barcroft.
'H-
(T.
-*g-
-^r ^-
'
-f
^ 1W
<-l
C.
Burnett.
f^JVT
tU-s
-s?
*- g> z?
T~n
*~,
^|^j^pX-UI
Dr. W. Childe.
P.
Humphreys.
S^^
f C\ BE joyful
in the L6rd, all ye

lands serve the Lord with
gladness, * and come before His
pre-sence with a song.
mf 2 Be ye sure that the L6rd H6
:
He
fj-^
rr
Â
God
2.
-9^-
V_y
/3 Ogo your way into His gates

with thanksgiving, * and fnto His
cotfrts with praise
be thankful
unto Hfm, and speak go'od of His
:
Name.
made us,
and not we ourselves * we are His
people, and the she*ep oPHis pas-
ft 4 For the Lord is gracious,*

His mercy is Sverrast-ing and His
truth endureth from generation to
ture.
ge'-ne-ra-tion.
is
it is
that hath
;
119
[Psalm
ioi #
Day
THE PSALTER.
:
19.]
P alm i o i
Misericordiam
[PSALM
et judicium.
Dr. T.
/ A >f Y song shall be of m6rcy and

1V1 Judg-ment unto Th8e, O
and hfh st6-mach
Lord, will
him.
m/2 O
ing
3
I
sing.
let
me
have understand-
way of god-li-ness.
Whtm wilt Thou cdme unto me
will
the
walk
in
my hduse withâ
per-
take no wicked thing in

hate the sins of unfaiththere shall n6 such cleave
will
fulness
un-to me.
5 A froward hSart shall depaVt
from me I will not kn6w a wfck-ed
:
per-son.
6 Whoso privily sl^ndereth his
ne'igh-bour hfm will I de-stroy.
:
S.
Dupuis.
Whoso hath alsg a proud look *

:
will
not suf-fer
8 Mine eyes look upon such as

are faithful fn the land th&t the*y
may dwell with me.
9 Whoso 16adeth a gdd-ly life h
:
shall be*
fect heart.
hand *
IOI.
my
ser-vant.
10 There shall no deceitful pSrson
dwell in^my house
he that telleth li6s shall not ta*r-ry in
:
my
sight.
11 I shall soon destroy all the
ung6dly that are fn the land that I
may root out all wicked d6ers from
:
the cf-ty of the Lord.
MA TTINS.
Venite.J
"The
Day
20.
Twentieth Day.
ittatttns.
Venite exultemus.
Domino,
T. Tallis.
i^g
0- =B
& &
^rd-F
^^s
^ZZ2
= TT
r-
rfTr
A. H. Brown.
[33
22=^:
(Major.)
f C\ COME,* let
us suig tfn-tcT
the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of otfr sal-va-
V_/
tion.

and the strength of
(5f the earth
:
it
fall
let
us w6rship,
the Ltfrd our Ma-ker.

7 For He is the LoVd our God
and we are the people of H is pasture,
:
ye
will
hear His
Me
proved
and saw
M,
My
works.
I o Forty years long * was I grieved
p
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
I I
wrath
if
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
and
m/S To-day

into
My
sware in^My

rest.

Son &nd t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
:
without end.
121
'A*-men.
Psalm
102.
Day
THE PSALTER.
20.]
Psalm
[Psalm
102.
Domi7ie, exaudi.
102.
Dr. W. Hayes.
TJ EAR
my prayer,^ O Lord
and 16t my crying come
JlJL
un-to Thee.
2 Hide not Thy face from me *
incline
in the time of my trou-ble
Thine ear unto me when I call O
he'ar meând that right soon.
pp 3 For my days are consumed
away like smoke and my bones are
burnt up * cis it we're a fire-brand.
heart is smitten down, and
4
wfthered like grass so that I forge't
to eat my bread.
5 For the v6ice of my groan-ing
my bones will scarce cleave to my
My
flesh.
have watched,* and am even

wSre a spa*r-row that sitteth
alone upon the house-top.
n
8 Mine enemies revile me all the
day long and they that are mad
upon me * are swdrn toge'-ther
against me.
9 For I have eaten &shes a*s \\T
were bread and mfhgled my drfnk
with weep-ing
10 And that because of Thine
r
fhdigna*-tion and wrath
for Thou
hast taken me dp, and cast me down.
My clays are gone like a sha1
dow and I am wi-thered lYke grass.
7
it
brance
But, Thou,
eVer
Lord, * shalt
and Thy remem-
throughout
til
ge*-ne- ra-
tions.
Thou shalt arise, * and have

1 3
mercy upon Sfôn
for it is time
that Thou have mercy up6n her,
:
the time is come.

14 And why? * Thy servants
thmk up6*n her stones and it pitieth
them to se'e her in the dust.
7/if 1 5 The heathen shall fear Thy
Na*me, O Lord and all the kfngs
of the ea*rth Thy Ma-jes-ty;
16 When the Lord shall build up
Si-on
and whSn His gl6*-ry shall
ye'a,
6 I am become like a pelican in

and like an 6wl
the wfl-der-ness
that is in the de-sert.
as
mf 12
endftre for
ap-pear
turneth Him unto

the prayer of the poor deVti-tute
Snd despfseth not their de-sire.
18 This shall be written for th6se
and the people
that come af-ter
whfch shall be bo*rn shall praise the
17
When He
Lord.
19 For He hath looked d6wn from
His sa*nc-tua-ry out of the heaven
:
did the Ltfrd be-hold the earth

20 That He might hear the
mournings * of such as are fh
capti-vi-ty and deliver the children
appofnt-ed un-to death
21 That they may declare the
Name of the L6rd in Son and
His worship a*t Je-ru-sa-lem
;
3
1
::
Psalms
MATTINS.
102, 103.]
22 When the people are gathered

together and the kfngdoms al-so,'"*
Thy
hands.
26 They shall parish, but Tho*u
shaltên-dure
they all shall wax
old as d(5th a gar-ment
27 And as a vesture shalt Thou
change them, * and they shall be
cha*ng-ed but Thou art the same,
and Thy years shall not fail.
28 The children of Thy servants
shall contf-nue and their seed shall
stand fa*st in Thy sight.
to serve the Lord.
^23 He brought down my strength
my jotfr-ney
and shdrt-ened
my
days.
24 But
me
my
said,* O
God,* take
in the mfdst oPmine
away
not
age as for Thy years,* they endure

throughout all ge*-ne-ra-tions.
25 Thou, Lord, in the beginning*
hast laid the foundation <5f the earth
:
PSALM
r
the Lord, O my soul

that is withfh me
praise His ho-ly Name.,
2 Praise the Lord, O my soul
and forget not all His be-ne-fits
3 Who forgfveth all thy sin and
he'aleth all thine infir-mi-ties
4 Who saveth thy If fe from destruction and crowneth thee with
mercy and loV-ing-kihd-ness
5 Who satisfieth thy m6uth with
good things
making thee young
and
all
and
an ea-gle.
6 The Lord executeth rfgh-
lfisty a*s
mf
teousness and jiidg-ment

for all
thm that are oppress - ed with
wrong.
He shewed His wys unto
7
:
M'5-ses
dren"of
8
His works
(into the chfl-
is full
of compassion
J.
Barney.
and me*r-cy long-suffering,* Snd of

:
good-ness.
9 He will not alway be chi-ding:
neither keepeth H6 his a*n-ger^for
gre'at
ev-er.
He
hath not dalt with us

sins
nor rewarded us
according to our wfck-ed-ness-es.
1
For look how high the heaven
is * in comparison 6*f the earth
so
great is His mercy also * t6war;i
10
a*f-ter~our
Him.
the'm that fear
12 Look how wide also the 6ast

is fro*m the west
so far hath He set
our sins from us.
Yea,* like as afather pitieth his
1
:
6wn
crTIl-dren
even so is the Lord
merciful unto the'm that fear Him.
p 14 For He knoweth wheredf
:
weâre made
Is-ra-el.
The Lord
anima mea.
A. H. Brown.
/ T} RAISE
Ji
Benedic^
103.
20.
and the heavens are the wo*rk of
in
[Day
tha*t
we
He remembereth
are but dust.

[i5
The
Day
THE PSALTER.
20.]
[Psalms
*
2.
15 The days of m&n a*re butâs

grass for he flourisheth as a fldw-er
of the field.
16 For as soon as the wind
:
goeth 6ver
it,
ft
is
and
knoV it no
gone
the place there6f shall

more.
17 But the merciful goodness of
the Lordendureth for ever and ever*
upon th6m that fear Him and His
righteousness upon chil-dren's cliildren
:
18 Even
co*-ve-nant
upon such as kep His

and think up6n His
n
comma*nd-ments to do them.
:
PSALM
Rev.
/TD RAISE
JL
104.
dom
Barnby.
The Lord hath prepared
19
se*at in
heaven
rul-eth ov-er
and His king-
all.
(Full) mp 20 O praise the Lord,

ye angels of His,* y that exce*l in
strength
ye that fulfil His commandment,* and hearken unto the
vofce of His words.
(Full) mf 21 O praise the L6rd,
all ye* His hosts
ye servants of
Hfs that do* His plea-sure.
(Fulljf 22 O speak good of the
Lord, all ye works of His,* in all
places of Hfs domf-nion
praise
thou the L6*rd, O my soul.
:
Bene die, anima me a.
W. Felton.
BOSWORTH.
2.
O my soul and spreadest

my God,* Thou art a cur-tain.
the Lord,
Lord
become exceeding glorious ;* Thou

art clothed with ma*jestyandho-nour.
2 Thou
light * as it
mf
His
103, 104.
J.
out the hSavens lfke
Who
layeth the beams of His

and main the wS-ters
deckest Thyself with keth the clouds His chariot,* and
walketh upon the wfhgs of the wind.
w6re with a gar-ment
124
:
chambers
51
Psalm
mf
He maketh His Angels

and His mihiste'rs a flam-
spf-rits
ing
EVENSONG.
104.J
20 Thou makest darkness that it

ma*y be night
wherein all the
blasts oPthe forest do move.
21 The lions roaring al-tePtheir
:
fire.
He
laid the foundations

that it nver should
at a-ny time.
5
earth
6*f
Thou
coveredst
deep* lfke
it
waters stand in the
the
move prey dd
:
them aw&y together

them down in their dens.
get
the
the
Man goeth
23
hills.
At Thy rebuke they flee at the

voice of Thy thun - dePthey are
7
meat from God.

sun ariseth,* and they
se*ek their
mf 22 The
with
as with a gSr-ment
[Day 2a
&nd tohisla-bour
and lay
forth to his work,*

tintflthe eve-ning.
/24 O Lord, how manifold a*re

Thy works in wisdom hast Thou
8 They go up as high as the made them all * the 6arth is full
oFThy rich-es.
hills * and d6wn to the val-leys^beneath even unto the place which
mf2$ So is the great and wide
sea al-so
wherein are things
Th6u hast appofnt-ed for them.
9 Thou hast set them their bounds creeping innumerable, both small
a-fraid.
shall not pass

neither
again to co-vePthe earth.
p 10 He sendeth the springs fnto
the rivers
which ru*n a-mong the
and great beasts.

26 There go the ships,* and there
hills.
27 These wait all upon Thee that

give them m6at in dfie
sea-son.
28 When Thou givest it them they
which they
tfirn
that Levf-a-than whom Thou hast

ma:de to ta*ke his pastime there-in.
is
Thou mayest
All beasts of the field drink

there-of and the wild a*ss-es quench
1
their thirst.
12 Besides
them * shall the fowls

of the air have their h&bitS-tion
and sfhg amo*ng the branch-es.
13 He w&tereth the hills fronP
a-bove the earth is ftiled with the
fruft of Thy works.
14 He bringeth forth grss for
the cSt-tle
and green he*rb foPthe
ga*-ther
men
That He may
ser-viceôf
bring food out

1
of the earth,* and wine that maketh
gl&d the he'art of man and oil to make
him a cheerful countenance, * and
brad to strength-en man's heart.
mf 16 The trees of the Lord also
even the cedars of
are full of sap
Llbanus which He* hath plant-ed
17 Wherein the birds malce their
nests and the fir-trees are a dwelling for the stork.
18 The high hills are a reluge
for the Wild goats
and so are the
:
st6ny rocks foPthe co-nies.

p 19 He appointed the moon for
certain sa-sons and the stin kn<5wetlPhis go-ing down.
:
it
Thyhaxid
29
and when Thou openest
the'y are fill-ed^with
good.
When Thou hidest Thy face
they are tro*ub-led pp when Thou

takest away their breath they die,*
and are ttirned agafn to their dust.
30 When Thou lettest Thy
breath go forth the'y shalPbe made
and Thou shalt rene\v the face oP
:
the earth.
ffyi The glorious Majesty of the

Lord shall endure for ev-er
the
Lord shall rejofce in Hi's works.
:
p 32 The earth shall tremble at

the l(5ok of Him
if He do but
tolich the Kills, they shall smoke.
/33 I will sing unto the Lord as
lolig asT live
I will praise
my
G6d while I haVe my be-ing.
34 And so shall my words please
Him my J6y shall be in the Lord.
35 As for sinners,* they shall be
consumed out of the earth, * and
the ungodly shall c6me toân end
praise thou the L6rd, O my sfiul,
praise the Lord.
125
Day
THE PSALTER.
21.]
[Venite.
The Twenty-First Day.

^Ratting*
Venite,
exultemus Domino
Dr. E. Ayrton,
f C\ COME,*
let us sfhg un-to~

\J
tion.

and the strength of
6i the earth
:
the Kills
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
His, and He made

n
and His hands prepa*r-ed the
The
sea
Dr. Alcock.
2.
is
dry land.
p 6 O come, * let us w6rship,
ind fall down: and knel before
the L6*rd our Ma-ker.
:
mf%
To-day
harden
ye will hear His

your hearts as
voice, *
if
no*t
ness
;
Me
pr6ved
M, and saw
My
works.
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
ii
wrath
into
My
swaVe in^My

rest.

Son &nd t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
without nd. *A*-men.
126
Psalm
MATTINS.
105.
Psalm
[Day
21.
Confitemini Domino.
105.
Dr. P. Hayes.
f r~\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord,*

and
call upo*n
His
Name
He hath
:
the people what things

done.
2 O let your songs be of Him, and
and let your talking be
pra*ise Him
of a*ll His won-drous works.
3 Rejoice in His hoMy Name let
the heart of them rejoice that seek
the Lord.
4 S6ek the Lo*rdand~His strength:
sSek His face ev-er-more.
Remember the marvellous
5
w6rks that He* hath done
His
w6nders, and the jifdg-ments of
tell
His mouth,
6
vant
O
:
He
is
mf 8 He hath been
alway mindful
of His covenant and pro-mise that
He made to a thousand ge'-ne-ra:
there were yet but a

and they stran-gers
What
time as they went from

to ano-ther
from one
kingdom to and-ther peo-ple
13
one nation
He suffered n6 man
14
wrong
to d<5
them
but reproved even kings for

the'ir sakes
mfi$ Touch not Mme Ano;nt-ed
:
My
and do
pro'-phets
no harm.
p 16 Moreover,* He called for a

dearth upon the land and destroyed
a*ll the~pro-vi-sion~of bread.
mf 17 But He had sent a man
before them even Joseph,* who was
sold to be a b6nd-ser-vant
18 Whose feet they hilrt in~the
stocks
the fron e'n-tered into his
:
Even the covenant that He

m&de with A-bra-ham :..and the
He swaVe unto I-saac

And appointed the same unto
Cath that
J&cob fo*r a law and to Israel

an everla*st-ing tes-ta-ment
:
for
19 Until the time c&me that his

was known the word of the
ca*use
LGrd
tri-ed him.
20 The king sSnt, and deli-vered

him the prince of the people let
him go free.
21 He made him 16rd also of his
house and rdlerofa*ll his sub-stance;
will
lot
22 That he might
prfnees aY-terHiis will
his
Saying,* Unto thee

the land of Ca-na-an the
1
in-he-ri-tance
soul
10
land
in the
the L6*rd our God

His
judgments a*re in all the world.
tions
When
12
ye seed of Abraham His sern

ye children of Ja*-cob His
cho-sen.
7
few of them
give
of y6*ur
inform his
and teach
senators wisdom.
23 Israel also
came
into
E-gypt
and Jacob was a stronger

land of
127
in
the
Ham.
[24
And
Day
THE PSALTER.
21.]
i
1.
A. H. Brown.
str6nger tha*n their e-ne-mies ;

25 Whose heart turned so,* that
they Mted His pe"o-ple and dealt
untruly with His ser-vants.
26 Then sent He M6ses His serr
vant
and Aaron who*m He had
cho-sen.
27 And these shewed His tokens
am6ng them and w6nders fn the
land of Ham.
p 28 He sent darkness, a*nd it^was
dark and they were n6t obe*-dient
unto His word.
29 He turned their waters m-to
blood &nd slw the'ir fish.
30 Their land brought forth frogs
yea,* even in their kings' cham-bers.
31 He spake the word,* and there
came all mifn-nerôf flies and lfce
:
in all their quar-ters.
He
rain
land.
33
the grass in their land,* and
dev6ured the fruft of the'ir ground.

35 He smote all the first-born fn
their land 6ven the chief of all their
:
strength.
/ 36 He brought them forth also

with sil-verând gold
there was
not 6ne feeble peVson among their
:
tribes.
37 Egypt was glad at their departing for tMy were afraTd of them.
38 He spread out a cl6ud to be a
co*-ver-ing and fire to give light fn
the^night-sea-son.
p 39 At their detfre He brought
quails and He filled them wfth the
bread of heaven.
40 He opened the rock of stone,*
and the waters floV-ed out so that
rivers r&n fn the^dry plac-es.
mf 41 For why?* He remembered
His h61y pr6-mise and Abraham
:
gave them hafl-stones^for
and flames of
all
105
Dr. P. Hayes.
2.
24 And He increased His pe6ple

and made them
exceed - ing - ly
32
Psalm
fire in their
His ser-vant.
42 And He brought forth His
n
pe'o-ple with joy &nd His chd-sen^
:
He smote
their vines also
and
and destr6yed the treses

that were in their coasts.
34 He spake the word,* and the
ffg-trees
n
grasshoppers came,* and caterpiland did eat up
lars innil-mera-ble
with glad-ness
43 And gave them the l&nds of

the ha-then
and they took the
labours of the people in pos-ses-sion-,
44 That they might k&ep His sta:
tutes
T28
&nd observe
Hi's laws.
Psalm
EVENSONG.
106.]
[Day
21.
(Evensong.
PSALM
106.
* A.
Confite?nini
W. Dyce.
Domino.
* S.
2.
H. Brown.
nrf^.Mî-J-^,..
,
A. H.
P^CT ffp4l
1_
f f~\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord,*

V_y for H6 is gra-cious and His
mercy endar-eth'for ev-er.
:
Who
can express the
acts of "the Lord

His praise ?
6r
sheV
Brown,
H|
11
i^-i
Atherstone.
noble
forth all
J J
'Yt%\&&\ -H
T^l
^^^fW^^^l
h^--i
io And He saved them from the

Adversary's hand
and delivered
them from the hand of ~the e-ne-my.
ii As for those that troubled
them, * the waters overwhelm-ed
them thSre wa*s not oneôf them
:
Blessed are they that alway

keep jiidg-ment and do righteous-
left.
ness.
and sang praise un-to Him.

p 13 But within a while they
forga't His works
and would not
p 4 Remember me, O Lord, *

according to the favour that Thou
bearest Onto Thy peVple O vfsit
me with Thy sal-va-tion
:
That
may
see the felicity of

Thy cho-sen and rejoice in the
gladness of Thy people,* and give
5
thanks with Thfne in-he-ri-tance.

6 We have sinned with our fawe have done amfss, and
thers
:
de*alt wick-ed-ly.
Our
but were disobedient at

the sea, even at^the Red Sea.
mf 8 Nevertheless, * He helped
them for His Nome's sake that H
might ma*ke His power to^be known.
9 He rebuked the Red Sea also,*
brance
and it was dri-ed up so He led

them through the dep, as through
:
a wil-der-ness.
abide His coun-sel.

14 But lust came upon them in
the wfl-der-ness and they tempted
Go*d in^the de-sert.
15 And He gave them their desire
and sent leanness withal into
their soul.
16 They angered Moses also in
the tents
and Aaron the saint of
the Lord.
/17 So the earth opened,* and
swallowed up Da*-than and covered
the congregation 6i A-bi-ram.
18 And the fire was kindled in
their coln-pa-ny
the fl&me burnt
up the~un-god-ly.
mf 19 They made a calf in Ho-reb
and worshipped the mol-ten I-mage.
20 Thus they turned their glo-ry
into the similitude of a calf that
eat-eth hay.
:
fathers regarded not Thy

wonders in Egypt, * neither kept
they Thy great goodness in remem7
Then believed th^y His words:
12
129
[21
And
Day
THE PSALTER.
21.]
*
And
21
viour
in
they forgat
W. Dyce
G6d their
S.
Sa-
Who had done so grSat things
E-gypt
Wondrous works
22
of
Ham
Red
and
in the land
fearful things
by^the
Sea.
23 So He said, He would have

destroyed them,* had not Moses
His chosen stood bef6re Him in the
gap to turn away His wrathful
indignation, * 16st He should de:
stroy them.
24 Yea, they thought sc6rn of

and gave no
that pleVsant land
cre'-dence unto His word
25 But murmured fn their tents
:
and hearkened not unto the vdice

of the Lord.
26
Then
against
He up
lift
them
hand
overthrew them
to
fn the wil-der-ness
27 To cast out their
his
28
ind
seed
amcmg
to scatter
them
They joined themselves unto
Ba*-al-peor
of the dead.
and
the wa*-tersôf strife
ate the oY-ferings
Atherstone.
so that
He
punished Mouses for their sakes

33 Because they prov6ked his
srji-rit
so that he spike unadvfs;
edly with his lips.

mf 34 Neither destroyed th6y the
heVthen
ed them
is the Lo*rd
com-mand-
35 But were mingled am6ng the

he*a-then indlea*rn-ed the'ir works.
36 Insomuch that they worshipped
their idols,*which turned to their o\vn
de-cay yea, they offered their sons
and their daughters iln-to de-vils
:
And
shed innocent blood, *

even the blood of their sons and of
37
whom they offered
their dSugh-ters
unto the idols of
Canaan
;*
and the
lind wa*s de-filed with blood.

38 Thus were they stained with
their 6wn works and went a whoring with their (5wn in-ven-tions.
/ 39 Therefore was the wrath of
the Lord kindled against His people insomuch that He abh6rred his
:
dwn
in-he-ri-tance.
And He gave them over into

the hind of the hea-then and they
that hited them were 16rds o-ver
40
they provoked Him

to anger * with their 6wn invenand the plague was gre*at
tions
a-mong them.
30 Then stood up Phfnees and
pray-ed and s6 the plSgue ceas-ed.
31 And that was counted unto
mf 29 Thus
:
them.
mf 41
them
42
among all
for righ-teous-ness
posterities for ev-er-more.
p 32 They angered Him also at
him
106.
the na-tions
in the lands.
[Psalm
them
Him
Their Enemies oppre'ss-ed

and hid them fn sub-jec-tion.
Many
a time did H6 delf-ver

but they rebelled against
with their own inventions, *
:
and were br6ught ddwn

wick-ed-ness.
130
in^their
43 Nevertheless, *
their adveVsi-ty
when He sSw
H8
and
the he*a-then
He thought upon His covenant,

pitied them, * according unto
the multitude of His mer-cies

He made all those that
yea,
led them aw&y ca*p-tive^to pi-ty
:
[Day
hem.
22.
p 45 Deliver us, O Lord our

God, * and gather us from am6ng
hard their
com-plaint.
44
MATTINS.
Vexite.]
that
we may
give
thanks unto Thy holy Name, * and

make our boast of Thy praise.
/ 46 Blessed be the Lord God of
Israel* from everlasting, and wtfrld
without end and let til the po-ple
:
A-men.
say,
> <
The Twenty-Second Day.

iEatttns,
Venite^
*
exultemus Domino.
R. C. Miller.
f(~\ COME,*
let us sfng tfn-to"

V/
Dr. Aldrich.
2.
tion.

6i the earth
and the strength of
5 The sea is His, and He made
it
dry land.
and fall down: and knel before
the Ldrd our Ma-ker.
7 For He is the Ldrd our God
and the she*ep of His hand.
:
m/S To-day
ye
will
hear His
:
Me
pr6ved
M,
and saw
My
works.
with thfs genera'-tionând said
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
if

wrath
into
My
I
swa*re in^My
rest.

Son 3nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
131
[Psalm
107.
Day
22
THE PSALTER.
Psalm
107.
[Psalm
Confitemini Domino.
*
(~\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord,*

V_y for H& is grS-ciOus and His
p
and
10
Such as
High-est
pp
12
He
also brought
down
their
and from the
them.
(Minor.)
mf 13 So when they cried unto

the Lord in their tr6u-ble
He
delivered them out of their dis-
4 They went astray in the

and
wilderness out of the way
foftnd no c'-ty^to dwell in ;
Hungry and
thfrs-ty
tress.
14 For He brought them out of

darkness,* and out of the shiC-dow^
of death and brake their bonds in
their soul
fafnt-ed in them.
7nf 6 So they cried unto the Lord
and He delfvered
in their trou-ble
them from their dis-tress.
7 He led them forth by the rfght
way that they might g6 to the cf-ty
where they dwelt.
siin-der.
(Major.)
O that men would

therefore praise the L6rd for His
good-ness and declare the wonders
that He d6eth fo*r the chil-dren'of
(Full)
8 O that men would

praise the L6rd for His
that He doeth i6x the chil-drenôf
men
15
He
(Dec.)f 16 For
therefore
/
:
(Major.)
men
being-
hSart through he'a-vi-ness they fell

down,* and theYe was no*ne to help
south.
(Full)
3 And gathered them out of the

lands, * from the east, and from^the
death
in mi-se-ry and iron

Because they rebelled against
the wo*rds oPthe Lord and lightly
regarded the council df~the Most
e-ne-my
no*rth,
in darkness,
1 1
from the
Heywood.
bound
fast
sit
fn the sha*-dow~of
mercy endur-eth^for ev-er.

2 Let them give thanks * whom
and
the Lord hath redeem -ed
delfvered from the hand of the
west
J.
(Minor.)
(Major.)
j
107.
hath broken
the ga*tes of brass and smitten the

brs of iron in sun-der.
:
(Minor.)
(Can.)f 9 For
enip-ty soul and
:
He
satisfieth the
filleth
soul with <jood-ness.
the hungry
17 Foolish men are plagued for

their offence : &nd because oftheir
wick-ed-ness.
132
Psalm
MATTINS.
107. ]
[Day
22.
18 Their soul abh6rred all manand they were ven

nerôf meat

that He dOeth fo*r the chil-dren"of
ha*rd at death's door.
men
Su when they cried unto the
mf 19
Lord
them
He delivered
of their dis-tress.
sent His word, and heal-ed
in their trou-ble
oilt
He
20
them
se'at
(Can.)
21
that men would
therefore praise the Lord for His
that He d6etb for the chil-dren~of
Full)
(Minor.)
(MajorJ
men
of^the el-ders
and they were saved from
thefr de-striic-tion.
(
(Full) 32 That they would exalt

Him also * in the congregation of
the peo-ple and praise Him in the
Who
33
711ft
turneth the
floods into a wfl-der-ness

diTeth up the wa-ter-springs.
and
ft 34 A fruitful land maketh He

bSr-ren for the wickedness of them
that dwell there-in.
:
(Major.)
(Full) 22 That they would
offer
Again, # He maketh the

wilderness a standing wa-ter and
water-springs of~a dry ground.
36 And there He setteth the
hun-gry that they may build them
mf 35
Him
* the sacrifice of thanksgf v-ing and tll out His wtfrks with
glad-ness
(Can.) mf 23 They that go down
to the sea in ships and occupy their
business in great wa-ters
n
24 These men see the wo*rks of
unto
a ci-ty~to dwell in
yj That they may sow their land,*
and plant vine-yards to yield them
fruits of ih-crease.
38 He blesseth them, * so that
they multiply exce'ed-ing-ly
and
sfifTereth not their ca*t-tle to de;
the Lord
deep.
and His won-ders
in the
25 For at His word the stormy

wind ans-eth which lifteth up the
waves there-of.
crease.
(Minor.)
26 They are carried up to the

heaven, * and down again to~the
deep their soul melteth away because of~the trou-ble.
27 They reel to and fro, * and
and
stagger like a drunk-en man
are at their wit's end.
mf"28 So when they cry unto the
:
(Minor.)
39 And again, when they are

mfnished, and brought low through
oppression,* through any plague, or
ft
trSu-ble
40 Though
He
suffer
them
to
be
L6rdin theirtrou-b4e He delfvereth
through ty-rants
evil intreated
let
them wander
the wil-der-ness
oftt
of the
way
and
\rC
them
(Major.)
out of their dis-tress.
29 For He maketh the storm to

cease ftp so that the waves there-of
ft
are
still.
ft 30 Then are they glad, * because they are at rest

and so He
bringeth them unto the haven where
they would be.
:
(Major.)
Yet helpeth
:
43 Whoso is wfse will pun-der^

these things and they shall understand the loving-kind-ness oi the
Lord.
:
that men would

31
therefore praise the L6rd for His
(Full)
He the poor out

of mi-se-ry and maketh him households lfke a flock of sheep.
42 The righteous will consider
and the mouth
this, and~re-joice
of all wickedness shall be stop-ped.
mf 41
133
Day
THE PSALTER.
22.]
Psalm
*
/ S~\ GOD, my
V^/ my hart
heart
is
08.
Paratum
A. H. Brown.
is
re"a-dy
ready,*
:
will
sing and give praise * with the best

me'm-ber that I have.
I
2 Aw&ke, thou Mte, and harp
myself will awa*ke right ear-ly.
3 I will give thanks unto Thee, O
Lord,* am6ng thepeo-ple I will sing
praises untoThee amdng the na-tions.
p \ For Thy mercy is greater
and Thy truth
tha'n the heavens
:
Set up Thyself,
G6d,
aboVe the heavens and Thy glory

ab6ve all the earth.
(Dec.) 6 That Thy beloved may
be deli-ver-ed let Thy right hand
save them, and hear Thou me.
mf 7 God hath sp6ken in His
:
ho-li-ness
will rejoice therefore,
Psalm
1.
109.
Dr. W. Haves
108, 109.
meum.
*
2.
C.'Gardner.
and divide Sichem,* and mete 6ut

the va*l-leyôf Siic-coth.
is
8 Gilead is Mme, and ManaVses^

Mine Ephraim also is the strength
:
My
of
head.
My
is
law-giver,* M6ab
wa*sh-pot
over Edom will I
cast out
shoe,* upon Philfstia
will I tri-umph.
p 10 Who will lead me into the
str6ng cty
and who will bring
9 Judah
My
is
My
me
rea*ch-eth un-to^the clouds.
(Full) j
cor
[Psalms
fn-to E-dom
11 Hast not
O God
and
Thou
wilt not
forsaken
Thou,
go forth with our hosts
u*s,
G6d.
12 O help us against the e'-ne-my

f6r vafn is^the help of man.
13 Through God we shall d(5
great acts and it is He that shall
:
tr6ad dtfwn our e-ne-mies.
Deus laudum.
2.
Dr. T.
S.
Dupuis.
2
1
Psalm
EVENSONG.
109.]
TT OLD
not Thy t6ngue, O

for
Gtfd of~my praise
the mouth of the ungodly,* yea, the
mouth of the deceitful is <5-pened
mf
~1
upon me.
And they have spoken against

with false tongues they compassed me about also with words of
hatred, * and fofight against me
without a cause.
3 For the love that I had unto
them,* lo, they^take n6w my contrary part but I give myself un-to
2
me
4 Thus have they rewarded
good
good
and
ha'-tred^for
me
my
will.
Set thou an ungodly man to be

rfiler d-ver him and let Satan stand
at~his right hand.
6 When sentence is given upon
5
him,*
let
him
be*
con-demn'd
and
prayer be tilrn-ed in-to sin.

and let
7 L6t his da*ys be few
another ta*ke his of-fke.
8 Let his children be fa-ther-less
ind his wife a wi : dow.
9 Let his children be vagabonds,
and beg their bread let them seek
it also out of desolate pla-ces.
let his
was in cursing,-:-:
happen un-to him he
shall
it
loved not blessing,* therefore shall

it~be far from him.
17 He clothed himself with cursing,* like as with a ra'i-ment and
it shall come into his bowels like
water,* and ltke cfil in-to"his bones.
18 Let it be unto him as the cloke
:
that he ha*th upon him and as the

n
gfrdle that he is al-way gird-ed
:
with-al.
19 Let
Lord *
prayer.
22
16 His delight
and
e'-viPfor
[Day
thus happen from the
it
(Into
to th6se that
mine
e'-ne-mies
speak
e-vil against
and
my
soul.
p 20 But deal Thou with me, O

Lord God, * according un-to~Thy
Name for swe*et is'Thy^mer-cy.
21 O deliver me,* for I am helplessând poor
and my heart is
:
wound-ed within me.

22 I go hence like the shadow
that depa*rt-eth
and am driven
away a*s the grass-hop-per.
23 My knees are weak through
:
fast-ing
my
flesh
is
dried
tip for
10 Let the extortioner consume

a*ll that'he hath
and ]et the stringer
want of fat-ness.
24 I became also a reproach un-to
them
they that looked upon me
shaked their heads.
25 H81p me, O Lord my God O
spoil his la-bour.
save
him
Let there be n6 man to pf-ty

nor to have compassion upon
me
according to* Thy mer-cy.

7)1/26 And they shall know,* how
that thfs
Thy hand
is
Th6u, Lord, hast done
na*me be clean put out.

13 Let the wickedness of his
fathers be had in remembrance in
the sight ofthe Lord and let not the
sfn of his mo'-ther^be done a- way.
14 Let them alway be before the
that rise up against me

Thy ser-vant~re-joice.
27
Lord
that He may root out the
mem6rial of the'm from offthe earth;
:
And
that,* because his mfhd

to^do good but persecuted
the poor helpless man, * that he
15
was
no*t
might slay him that was

the heart.
ve'x-ed at
Thou
and
his fa*-therless cKil-dren.

1
Let his posterity be de-stroy'd
and in the next generation let his
that
it.
Though they curse, yet bless

and let them be confounded
:
* but
le*t
28 Let mine
Adversaries be
cloth-ed^with shame and let them
cover themselves with their own
confii-sion, as withâ cloke.
29 As for me,* I will give great
thinks unto the Lo*rd with ^ my
:
mouth
and praise
mul-ti-tude
Him among
the
30 For He shall stand at the

right hand oPthe poor to save his
soul from unrfght-eous jlidg-es.
:
35
Day
THE PSALTER.
23.]
[Yenite.
The Twenty-Third Day,
adU exultemus,
A.
7:
Domino.
a
2.
:-:
:-
-|
|
f=
^ ~?^ -^-
^
i
3 ^
V_/
^^
sing dn-tcT
us hea.
rrngth of our sal-va-
the Lord
A.
4.
g=
-v
f f~\ COME.*
joic
t^^-^r^
*^ -^
let 115
7.*
let
M.
5e
-y^
To-day
harden
if
ye
will hesu
n<jt y
in the provoca:
tion.
.::on in
the
wi*.-
)eforeHispf
our-
Him
For the
and
"
above
God
gods.
and the strength of
<5f the earth
al-so.
the hills is
i:
ling
all
)6 O
the
fall
When

proved Me', and saw My
works.
It
with thfs genera*-tion,~and said
people that do err in their
hearts, for they haVe not known I ly
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
wrath
dry land.
and
Me
with Psalms.
come, *
let
us w6rship,
D5rd our Ma-ker.
into
I sware in"
that they sh6uld not en-ier
My
My rest.

Son ind t6 the Ho-ly Gh
v"
and eVer shall be
:
7 For He is the Lrfrd our God

:
without end.
136
'A'-men.
Psalms
iio,
âv
hi.]
_.
1 _
-;..
"'
1
^^=
Psa:
s7i
T!:
ir.
::7::y
ou on
My
ike 7: :
::e r: i
":e
7:::
::'
77 s
:::i:
7e: 7r.ee
7::e
l::-i
e-ne-rr
'.
::.r
:7;::e
-er.
-::7 r
Thine
::e
f:t-v."
:::
7:s
':..ir'z
:::;
:e:::e :::-':
ings * with an holy wor-shi

cev.-
7::y
:'
':
7:.:
is
::"
:::e
v
of"::-.-:
/4
The Lord
re-;: e:::
af:er
r::-i::r.
:r.
7:::
:e
.:.
77er
sware,
.-.::
7"
:.
and
r ::v::
:';
M_7.-:7.-se
5 The Lord upon Th]f righl

sh:7. ";u::i eve:: k7.~s :::
:
of :7s -;.;':;.
shall
m/6 He
heathen ; *
He
judge amc
fill the
with the dad b6-dies anc
in sunder the hads over
shall
cou::-:ries.
He
7
in the
;:
shall drink of the

therefore shall
way
-
7_
LLBi
7
in.
Confitebor
f T WILL
1
give thanks ui
L6rd with my whole
secretly among the faithful,

fh the cdn-gre-ga-tion.
112.
Day
THE PSALTER.
23.]
Psalms
Beatus
112.
mf "OLESSED
the
is
it shall grfeve him

he shall gnash
with his teeth, and consume away ;*
the desfre of the ungdd-ly^shall
:
that
feaVettAhe Lord he hath

delight in His com-mand-
great
T, Purcell.
2.
vir.
m&n
:
pe-rish.
ments.
2 His seed shall be mfghty up6*n
earth the generation of the faithful
:
be bless-ed.
3 Riches and plenteousness shall
and his rfghbe' in^his house
p
teousness endur-eth for e-ver.
4 Unto the godly there ariseth up
lfghtin the dark-ness he is merciful,
Psalm
good man
is
merciful,
and
and will guide his wtfrds

le'nd-eth
with discre-tion.
6 For he shall neVer be mov'd
and the righteous shall be hd in
:
everlast-ing remem-brance.
7 He will not be afraid of any
for his heart standeth
eVil tf-dings
fSst, and belfev-eth in the Lord.
8 His heart is established, and
until he see his
will not shrink
desire up<5n his e-ne-mies.
:
He
hath dispersed abroad, *

and his
and given to* the poor
righteousness remaineth for ever #
his h6rn shall be exa*lt-e<T\vith ho9
nour.
io
shall see
it,
* and
,
JT
praise the
Na*me of the
BISssed be the Na*me of the

thfs time fo'rth for e-vermore.
2
Lord from
:
The
Lord's
Name
is
pra'is-ed
from the rising up of the sun * (into

the goMng down ofthe same.
4 The Lord is high above all
hea-then and His glo-ry above the
:
heavens.
mf 5 Who is like unto the Lord

our God, * That h&th His dwe*lling^so high
and yet humbleth
:
Himself to behold the things that

a*re in heaven and earth ?
6 He taketh up the sflnple ou:
oPthe dust and Itfteth the poor out
oPthe mire
7 That He may set him with the
prfh-ces
even with the princes 6i
His peo-ple.
:
He maketh the barren w6man

keep house and to be a j6yful
8
to
The ungodly
fiueri.
Lord.
lov-ingând right-eous.
Laudate,
113.
/"P RAISE the L6rd, ye se'r-vants
shall
^5 A
112, 113.
112, 113.
Bishop Medley.
Psalm
[Psalms
intf-therôf chTl-drcn.
38
Psalms
EVENSONG.
114, 115.]
Psalms
T.
Psalm
hi exitu
114.
mf\\ rHN
Israel
VV
peo-ple.
Judah was his sanc-tua-ry

Israel his do-mi-nion.
and
say
Whre
is
Dr. E. G. Monk.
shall the
now
hea-then
God
their
our God, He is~in

heaven
He hath done whatsoever pleas-ed Him.
n
mf 4 Their tdols are sil-ver and
gold 8ven the wo*rk of men's hands.
5 They have m6uths, and speak
not 6yes haVe theyând see not.
6 They have eirs and he'ar not
n6ses haVe they,ând smell not.
7 They have hands, and handle
not # feet have they, and walk
not
neither speak they through
As
for
The
sa saw tha*t, and fled

Jordan was driv-en back.
4 The mountains skfp-ped^like
rams and the 1 1 ttle hills like young
sheep.
3
Wherefore
6ut of
and the house

E-gypt
of Jacob * from am6ng the strange
A 2
2.
Israel.
came
23.
115.
114,
Kelway.
[Day
p 5 What aileth thee, O thou sea,

that thou fled-dest and thou JOrdan,
that thdu wast driv-en back ?
6 Ye mountains, that ye skfp-ped^
If ttle hflls, like
mfy
Tremble, thou earth, *
at
the presence 6f the Lord

at the
presence of the GoM of Ja-cob
8 Who turned the hard rock into a standing wa-ter
and the flfhtstone fn-toâ spring-ing well.
tho\i in~the
f "XT
1M
g've
5.
Non
trtfst
your
nobis, Do?nine.
OT unto us, O
Lord, not unto

* but unto Thy Name
the praise
for Thy loving
m^rcy,
us,
a*nd
forThy
truth's saice.
Lord
He
is
their suc-
in the
Lord
He
their
is
helper and de-fend-er.

1
i i
are like
cour and de-fence.

10 Ye house of Aaron, * pQt your
Psalm
them
unto them
and so are all stich as
put their trust in them.
9 But thou, house of Israel,* trust
:
rams and ye
young sheep ?
like
their throat.
8 They that maTte
Ye
that fear the Lord, * put
trust in'the
Lord
He
is
their
heTper and de-fend-er.

p 12 The Lord hath been mindful
of us, * and He shall bless us even
He shall bless the house of Israel, *
He shall bless the house of Aa-ron.
139
Day
THE PSALTER.
24.]
T.
1,
Kelway.
you
a*nd
your
do*wn into si-lence.
Ye are the blessed <5f the Lord

1
who ma*de heaven and earth.
from
16 All the whole heavens
T^he
/ 18
a*re
2,
let us sfhg tfn-to^

tion.
will praise the
Lord
this
^Twenty- Fourth
Dr. Dupuis.
V^/
But w8
time forth for everm6re^

Praise the Lord.
Venite^ exulte7nus
f(~\ COME,*
Dr. E. G. Monk.
cKil-dren.
mf
Venite.
the Lord's the earth hath He gfven

n
ttf the chil-dren of men.
praise not The*e,
The
dad
17
p
O Lord neither all thy that go
2.
13 He shall bless th6m that fear

the Lord b6th sma*ll and great.
14 The Lord shall increase you
mdre and more
[Ps. 115,
Day.
Domino.
Dr. W. Hayes.
2 Let us come before His preand

sence with thanksgiv - ing
sh6w ourselves glad in Him with
Psalms.
140
::
:
Venite,
Ps.
i i
MATTINS.
6.]
3 For the L6rd is a greât God

and the strength of
df the earth
the h ills is His al-so.
it

9 When your fathers te*mpt-edMe
proved M6, and saw My works.
with thfs genera*- tionând said It
is
a people that do err in their
ways.
dry land.
p
and
fall
come, *
down
us worship,
let
and knSel before
wrath
ye
My rest.
/ Glory be to
sware in^My
the Father, a*nd to'
Son nd to the Ho-ly Ghost

w6rlc:
the
hear His
will
into
if
Unto whom
11

mfZ To-day
[Day 24
if.

:
without
"A'-men.
e'rid.
Psalms
L. J.
Psalm
116.
Dilexi, qttoniam.
The Lord preserved! the sfm-ple
was
me.
I
AM well pleas-ed
that the Lord

vofce of my
I hath heard the

prayer
2 That He hath inclined His e&r
dn-to me therefore will I call upon
Him as long as I live.
p 3 The snares of death compassed me ro\md a-bout
and the
pains of hell gat hold up-on me.
4 I shall find trouble and heaviness, * and I will call upon the
Name oPthe Lord
O Lord, I
beseech Thee, deli-ver my soul.
;/{/' 5
(iracious is the L6rd, and
rfgh-teoiis
yea, our GoM is mer-
ci-ful.
in
mfsery, a*nd
He
help-ed
p 7 Turn again then unto thy rest,

my soul f6r the L(5rd hath"
:
re-ward-ed thee.
8
TURRELL
And why ? Thou
hast delivered
my so\il from death mine eyes from

tars, and my fe'et from fall-ing.
:
9 I will walk before the Lord fn

the la*nd oFthe liV-ing.
10 I believed, and therefore will
:
1
I
speak;* but
said in
my
was sor,e tr6*ub-led

h&ste, All menâre
li-ars.
11
What reward
im-to^the Lord
that
141
shall
give
for all the benefits
hath do"ne un-to
me ?
[12
Day
THE PSALTER.
24.]
1
A. H. Brown.
12 I will receive the cup of

salva-tion and call upon the NSme
of the Lord.
:
will
pay
my vows now
[Pss. 116, 117, 118.

* L.
J.
2.
in the
presence of all His peo-ple right

dear in the sight of the L6rd is the
:
TURRELL
mf 16 I will pay my vows unto

the Lord, * in the sight of all His
pe'o-ple in the courts of the Lord's
house, * even in the midst of thee,
O Jerusalem. Praise the Lord.
:
de'ath of Hi's saints.
Psalm 117. Laudate Do?ninum.

p 14 Behold, O Lord,* how that I
am Thy seVvant I am Thy servant, f f\ PRAISE the Lord,* all ye
:
and the son of Thine handmaid *

Thou hast broken my bonds in
\_J
siin-der.
Thee the sacrifice

of thanksgiving and will call upon
the Na*me of the Lord.
1
5 I will offer
to
:
Psalm
118.
heVthen
praise
Him,
all
ye na-tions.
2 For His merciful kindness is
ever more and more towards us
and the truth of the Lord endureth
Praise the Lord.
for eVer.
:
Confitemini Domino.
Dr. Alcock.
T.
2,
Kelway.
g^gg^gj
f(^\ GIVE thanks unto the Lord,*
\_J for He is gracious (full)
(Dec.) 2 Let Israel

H is gra-cious
because His m6rcy endur-eth^for
that
that
ev-er.
ev-er.
142
His
mSrcy
now
confess,
(full) and
n
endur - eth for
:
Psalm
MA TTINS.
118.J
[Day
24.
(Can.) 3 Let the house of A&ron

n<5wcon-fess (full) that His mercy
endur-etrPfor ev-er.
(Dec.) 4 Yea, let them now that
fSar the Lord con-fess
(full) that
His mrcy endur-eth~for ev-er.
(Can.) ft 5 I called upon the Lord
and the L6rd hea'rd me
in trou-ble
16 The right hand of the Lord,*

hath the pre-e*-mi-nence
the right
hand of the L6rd bringeth mfgh-ty
at large.
given
things to^pass.
mfiy
corre'ct-ed
6 The Lord is on my side I will

not fear what man do*-eth un-to me.
7 The Lord taketh my part with
them that heTp me therefore shall
I see my desire up6*nmine e-ne-mies.
8 It is better to trust in~the
Lord than to ptit any co*n-fi-dence
21
in^the Lord
than to put any confidence in prih-ces.
10 Allnationscompassedme ro*und
a-bout (full) mfJavX in the Name
of the L6rd will I des-troy them.
of the
L6rd
I' will
destroy them.
(Can.) ft 13/rhou hast thrust sore

me, that I might fall bCit the
:
Ltfrd was my help.

;/z/i4 The L6rd
and'my song
and
thank Thee, * for Thou

me and art become my
:
22 The same stone which the

builders refus-ed
is become the
head-stone in the cor-ner.
23 This is the Lord's doing and
it is ma*r-vellous in our eyes.
(Full) 24 This is the day which
the Ltfrd hath made we will rejoice
:
and~be glad in it.

(Can.)mf2$ Help me no\v,
O Lord
Lord, send us noV pros-pe-ri-ty.

/ 26 Blessed be He that cometh
in the Na*me oPthe Lord
we have
wished you good luck,* ye that re
of the house of the Lord.
mf 27 God is the L6rd who hath
:
sheV-ed~us
light
bind the sacrifice
with cords,* yea, even unto the h(5rns

is
is
my
strength,
oPthe
bec6me my
y*28
al-tar.
Thou art my God,* and I

Thee Thou art my G6d,
will tjiank
sal-va-tion.
The
voice of joy and health is

in the dwellings of the rfgh-teous
the right hand of the L6rd bringeth
mfgh-ty things to pass.
15
will
Name
(Can.) ft
They kept me in on
every side,* they kept me in, I s&y,
on eVe-ry side (full) m/*,but in the
Name of the Lord will I des-troy
them.
(Dec.) ft 12 They came about me
like bees, * and are extinct even as
the fire amdng the thorns (full) rnf
for in the
but He hath not

un-to death.
me the gates of rfgh-
sal-va-tion.
trtfst
at
hast heard
better to
me
6*-ver
man.
It is
me
/ 19 Open
teous-ness
that I may go into
them, * and give thanks un-to^the
Lord.
20 This is the ga*te of" the Lord
the righteous shall en-ter in-to it.
in
shall not dfe, but live
and declare the w6"rks of the Lord.

18 The Lord hath chastened and
and
Thee.
(Full) 29 O give thanks unto the
Lord,* for He is gra-cious and His
mercy endur-eth"for ev-er.
143
will praise
Day
THE PSALTER.
24.]
[Psalm
119.
(Biengong.
Psalm
L. J.
TURRELL.
119.
R. Farrant.
2.
hi quo corriget?
Beati immaculati.
(Major.)
mf T) LESSED are those that are p

J3 undeffled fn the way
:
THEREWITHAL
"IT
VV
walk in the la\v of the

Lord.
2 Blessed are they that kep His
and sek Him with
teVtimo-nies
even by
word.
whole heart.
3 For they who do no wfck-edwalk fh His ways.
ness
out of
and
10
their
that we
hast cha'rg-ed
shall diligently kep Thy command-
Thou
O that my A ways were made

that I might kee'p Thy
so di-rect
sta-tutes
/5
Blessed art Tho\i,
me^Thy
forsa*ke
my
ut-ter-ly.
Lord
Thy mouth.
14
have had as great delight
15
ments
wiy
of
Thy teVtimo-nies
man-nerôf
will talk
I
:
as
rlch-es.
of
Th command-
and hive respect unto Thy
ways.
16
me'not
sta-tutes.
lips have I been

13 With
of ill the jrfdg-ments of
tel-ling
in ill
should not sfn
tea*ch
comman d-men ts.
ce'-remo-nies
mf 12
in the
Thy
that
heart
a-gainst Thee.
Thy
Thy com-mand-ments.
Thy words have I hfd within
6 So shall I n6t be conf6*und-ed

while I have respect unto a*ll Thy
7 I will thank Thee with an
unfeign-ed heart when I shall have
learned the judgments oT Thy
himself after
With my whole heirt have I

O let me not go wrong
my
O
ments.
right-eous-ness.
8 I will keep
rtiling
s6ught Thee
shall
young man cleanse his way:
My
sta'-tutes
word.
144
delight shall
:
and
in
will no*t for-get
Thy
Thy
r aALfti *iyJ
11.
Dr.
[UAI
V JJ,IV OL/i VLT.
W. Haybs.
^4
2.
*J when Major.
Adhcestt pavimento.
Retribue servo Tuo.

(Major.)
mp r\ DO well Onto Thy sr-vant
\J
Thy
1
that
may
live,
(Minor.)
^1\ /TY
word.
Open Tho*u mine eyes
that
things of
:
soul cleaveth
the dust
to*
lVl O quicken Thou m8, accord
and keep
ing^to Thy word.

26 I have acknowledged
my ways,
may see the wondrous

and Thou he'ard-est me O te*ach
Thy law.
me^Thy sta-tutes.
27 Make me to understand the
^ 19 I am a stranger upon earth
O hide not Thy comma*nd-ments way of Thy command-ments and so
I
from me.
20 My soul breaketh out*
for the
v6ry fer-vent^de-sire that it hath

SI way un-to^Thy judg-ments.
:
21 Thou hast rebiik-ed^the proud

and cursed are they that do 8rr from
Th^ corn-man d-ments.
22 O tfirn fxom me sha*me and~
re-buke
for I have ke*pt Thy tes:
timo-nies.
23 Princes also did sit and speak

against me
but Thy servant is
:
6ccupied in Thy sta-tutes.

24 For Thy testimonies are
de-light
Snd my-
taikoFThywon-drous works.
28 My soul melteth away for
shall
coun-sel-lors.
very hea-vi-ness comfort Thou me

accord-ing unto Thy word.
29 Take from me the w&y of
ly-ing and cause Thou me" to make
:
much
of
Thy
law.
have ch6sen the wa*y of

and Thy judgments have I
truth
laid be-fore me.
31 I have stftck unto Thy teVtimonies
O L6*rd, con-found me not.
30
of
Thy
my command-ments when Thou

set my he*art at li-ber-ty.
hast
32
will
run the
:
145
way
UAY
inn. r^/uî jcyt.
25.J
[VENITE.
The Twenty-Fifth Day.

jEattins*
Venite,
J.
f C\ COME,*
V^ the Lord
exultemus Domino.
Battishill.
mfZ
To-day if ye will hear His

harden n6t your hearts as
us sfhg rfn-ttT
us heartily rejoice in the strength of oifr sal-valet
voice, *
let
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and snw ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
3 For the L6rd is a gre"at God
and the strength of
6i the earth
ness
the hills
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
Hfs, and He rriade

The
sea
is
/6 O
fall
Me
come, *
let
us worship,
down: and knSel before

7 For He is the Ltfrd our God
an (I we are the people of is pasture,
:
When
your fathers tmpt-ed

pr6ved Me*, and saw My
works.
It
hearts, for they ha*ve not known My
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
wrath
dry land.
and
TOMLINSON.
2.
into
My
sware in^My

rest.
to the Father, and to^the

nd t<5 the Ho-ly Ghost
wdrld
Glory be
Son
without nd.
146
*A*-men.
Psalm
MATTINS.
119.]
Psalm
A. H.
1.
Brown
wiy
JL
I shall
ke'ep
of
shall
it
Thy
stS-tutes
me
ke'ep Thy law
wfth
my
my
yea,
47
36 Incline my heart unto Thy teV

timo-nies: andnot to co-vetous-ness.
p 37 O turn away mine eyes,*
and
lest they behold va*-ni-ty
quicken Thou me* in Thy way.
38 O stablish Thy word in Thy
se'r-vant
that I may fear Thee. A
39 Take away the rebuke that I
am afraid of for Thy judg-ments
are good.
40 Behold, my delight is in Thy
:
Et
veniat super me.
Thy
salvation, accord-ing unto Thy

word.
42 So shall I make answer unto
my blasphe-mers for my trust is in
Thy word.
43 O take not the word of Thy
:
truth (Utterly
my
o*ut
ofmy mouth
delight shall
J>e
in
lov-ed.
My
have
b6 in
hands also
will
lift
up
Thy commandments, * which

I6*v-ed
Thy
and
my
study shall
sta-tutes.
Memor esto
servi Tui.
mfr\ THINK upon Thy servant,

\_J as concern-ing^Thy word
wherein Thou hast cafised me' to put
:
my
trust.
50
The same is my comfort in my

for Thy wdrd hath quick-
tro'u-ble
ened me.
51
The proud have had me
exceedingly in derf-sion yet have

I not shnnk-ed from Thy law.
:
mf T ET Thy loving mercy come

^ also unto me, O Lord even
1
And my
in
Thy command-ments whfch I have

48
unto
de-sire.
for
will speak of Thy testimonies

and will
6ven before kings
not beâ-sham-ed.
for therein
command-ments O quicken me
Thy righ-teous-ness.
also,*
shall
And I will walk at li-ber-ty

Thy command-ments.
se'ek
46
and
whole heart.
to go in the path of
35 Make me
Thy command-ments
is
Lord,* the
un-to^the end.
understanding,* and
it
A 34 Give
keep
A 45
me,
25.
Brown.
A. H.
Legem pone.
w/'TÊACH
[Day
(Continued.)
119.
for
h6pe is in Thy judg-ments.

44 So shall I alway ke'ep Thy law
ya, for ev-erând ev-er.
52 For I remember Thine everand

lasting ju*dg-ments,~0 Lord
receiv-ed corn-fort.
53 I am horribly a-fraid for the
ungodly tha*t for-sake Thy law.
mf 54 Thy statutes have be'en
fh the ho'use of^my
my songs
pil-grim-age.
:
55
have thought
sca-son
upon Thy
Name,
:
Lord, * in the nfghtand have kept Thy law.
56 This
had
because
ke'pt
Thy command-ments.
147
\Portio mea.
Day
THE PSALTER.
25.]
1
C. Fisher.
2.
Portio mea^ Domine.
have pr6mised
to ke'ep
Thy
law.
58
H. Wicks.
mf f~\ LORD,* Thou
hast dealt
graciously with Thy servant &ccord-ing unto Thy word.
66 O learn me true understanding and know -ledge
for 1
have believed Thy com-mand-
V_/
:
made my humble
petition
who'le
in Thy presence * with my

heart
O n be merciful unto m6,
accord-ing to Thy word.
59 I called mine own ways to
:
reme'm-brance and turned my f8et

un-to^Thy tes-timo-nies.
60 I made haste,* and prol6nged
ntft the time t6 ke'ep Thy commandments.
:
61
119.
Bonitatem fecisti.
/nPHOU art myptfr-tiorTO Lord

JL
[Psalm
The congregations
of
the
ung6dly have n'b-bed me but I

have not for-got-ten^Thy law.
62 At midnight I will rfse to give
thanks unto Thee because of Thy
:
righ-teous j'udg-ments.
63 I am a companion of all
&nd ke'ep
that fe'ar Thee
ments.
67 Before
wrong
noV haveÎ
btit
was troubled,
kept
went
Thy
word.
A 68 Thou art g6od and gra-cious
me^Thy sta-tutes.
The proud have imagined
tea*ch
69
Thy
me
but I will keep

commandments wfth my whole
against
lfe
heart.
70 Their he'art is as fa*t as brawn

but my delfght hatL be'en in Th
law.
thm
71
It
good
is
for
me^that
have
Thy ben in tr6*u-ble that 1 may learn

Thy sta-tutes.
command-ments.
72 The law of Thy mouth is dearer
7/2/64 The earth, O Lord,* is fQll
n
of Thy mer-cy
O te'ach me Thy un-to me than thousands of gtfld
:
st"-tutes.
and
148
sil-ver.
Psalm
EVENSONG.
119.]
[Day
25.
dBbmsong*
R. Langdon.
gys^wil^^fei^=fea
an
Manus
Tuce fecerunt me.
Defecit
mf HH H Y hands have made me and mf

JL
fa*sh-ioned me A O give me
:
anima mea.
hath longed for
soul
understanding,* that I may learn have a good hope, becaifse of Thy

Thy command-ments.
word.
82 Mine eyes long so*re for^Thy
74 They that fear Thee will be
gl&d
when they
my
have put
se*e
me
trust in
Thy
because
word.
saying, O whe*n wilt^Thou

com-fort me ?
83 For I am become like a bottle
in the smoke
yet do I not forget
word
75 I know, O L6rd, that Thy

jrfdg-mentsâre right
and that
Thou of very faithfulness * hast
caused me to* be trou-bled.
76 O let Thy merciful kindness
be my corn-fort according to Thy
How many are the days of

sr-vant
when wilt Thou be
avSnged of the'm that per-secute
w6rd un-to Thy
me?
ser-vant.
yj O let Thy,loving mercies come

unto m, that I may live
f6r Thy
:
la\v is
my
de-light.
78 Let the proud be confounded,*

for they go wickedly about to destroy
me but I will be occupied in Thy
:
Thy
84
Thy
The proud have digged
me
which are not
after
pits
Thy
86 All Thy comma'nd-mentsâre

they persecute me falsely O
true
be Thou
87
8$
for
law.
com-mand-ments.
79 Let such as fear Thee,* and
have kn6wn Thy teVtimo-nies b
tu*rn-ed un-to me.
80 O let my heart be s6und in Thy
stS-tutes that I hi not asham-ed.
sta-tutes.
my
help.
They had almost made an end
of m up6*n earth
but
forsook not
Thy com-mand-ments.
88
O quicken me after Thy ldving-
kmd-ness
and so
te'sti-monies of
149
shall
kep the
Thy mouth.
[///
aternum.
Day
THE PSALTER.
25.;
...
A. H.
1.
"
Br
\vn.
[Psalm
* F.
2.
Utt-fe
^=-
:v
Rushrho
1
^--^-^
h^ g
J
i
119.
XZ.
5,,
-fI
tl^-
ZR5TONE.
g-gÊg
Chan.
Quomodo
In csternum, Domine.
ty(\ LORD, Thy word

V^/
Thou
hast laid the foundation of the
and ft a-bld-eth.
They continue
day *
to Thine (5r-di-nance
for all things serve Thee.
99
than
92 If my delight had not been in~

Thy law I should have perished in
:
trou-ble.
never forgt Thy comfor with the"m Thou~

hast quick-ened me.
94 I am Thine, O save me for I
93
will
mandments
this
according
my
tin-to~Thy law
all the
day long is my stu-dy
it.
98 Thou through Thy commandments * hast made me wfser than
mine e-ne-mies for th6y are eV-er
with me.
earth,
have
love
1_^
for v-er~in hea-ven.
90 Thy truth also remaineth *

from one generation to an6*-ther
91
dilex
mf T ORD, what
endfireth
have more understanding
my
teach-ers
my
for
Thy
testi-
monies
a*re
100
cause
1 01
am wfser than the a-ged
stii-dy.
:
be-
Thy command-ments.
ke*ep
have refrained
my feet from
every- -vil
way
that
may keep
Thy word.
102 I have not shrunk from Thy

Thy command-ments. judg-ments for Thou teach-est me.
The ungodly laid wait for me
103 O how sweet are Thy w6rds
:
Ight
95
to destroy
me
but
will consf-der"
Thy
tes-timo-nies.
96 I see that all things ctfme to"
but Thy commandment

ex-ceed-in broad.
an end
is
un-to~my throat yea, sweeter than

hd-ney unto my mouth.
:
104 Through Thy commandments

g6t understand-ing
therefore I
hate all e-vil ways.
I
MA TTINS.
Venite.]
*the
Twenty- Sixth
Venite^
* C.
26.
Den
erultcmus Domino.
Fisher.
2.
f(~\ COME,*
let us sfng un-tcT

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of orfr sal-ra-
vy
[Day
tion.

6f the earth
and the strength of
it
and His hSnds prepaV-ed^the
dry land.
the Ldrd our Ma-ker.
7 For He is the L6rd our God
and we are the people of H is pasture,
:
151
m/S To-day
if
ye
A. H.
will
hear His

:
Me
proved
and
Me',
My
saw
works.
with thfs generi-tionând said
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
wrath
into
My
swire in~My

rest.
to the Father, and to~the

Son nd t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
n6\v, and eVer shall be
"w6rld
Glory be
:
without end.
"A'-men.
[L;<\
Day
::
THE PSALTER.
26.
P S ALM
[Psalm 119
(Continued.)
11 9.
C. King.
*A. H. Brown.
2.
^^^=^^m^^s^^^
Dr. W. Hayes.
Lucerna pedibus
my
1
paths.
a lantern un-to
&nd a light unto
my
is
:
Battishill.
Away from me, ye wick-ed

k6ep the comma*nd-ments of
God.
:
I will
mf HHHY word
J.
nieis.
(Major.)
i my feet
4.
116
stablisjj
me
according to
Thy w6rd, that I may live and let

have sworn, * and am me n6t be disappofnt-ed of my hope
;
pur-pos-ed to kSep Thy
117 Hold Thou me tip, and I
:
06
steadfastly
rfght-eous judg-ments.
p 107 I am troubled above meaLord, acco'rdsure quicken me,
ing^to Thy word.
108 Let the free-will offerings of
my mouth please Thee, r O Lord
Snd teach me^Thy judg-ments.
109 My soul is alway in my hand
yet do I ntft for-get Thy law.
no The ungodly have laid a
snare for me but yet I swerved not
:
shalPbe safe yea, my delight

be Sver fn Thy sta-tutes.
118 Thou hast trodden down all

them that depart from Thy sta-tutes
:
for they ima-gine but de-ceit.
from
1 1
Th^ com-mand-ments.
Thy testimonies have
heart.
112
to fulfil
Thy
statutes
my
heart*
al-way ven
have applied
119
Thou
puttest
away
ungodly of the eaVth

therefore
p
of
20
Thee
lo*ve
and
the
:
Thy
My flesji
:
all
like dross
tes-timo-nies.
trembleth for fear
am afrafd oFThy
judg-ments.
claimed * as mine heritage for e"v-er

and why ? * they are the vry jo*y of
my
shall
dn-to the end.
Feci judiciicm.
(Major.)
mf T DEAL with the thing that is

L laV-fuPand right O give
:
me
not 6ver unto mine op-pres-sors.

122 Make Thou thy servant to
delfght in tha*t whichîs good that
the proud do* me no wrong.
123 Mine eyes are wasted away
with looking for Thy health &nd for
:
Iniquos odio habui.

(Minor.)
HATE
mf T
1
do
ev-il
them
things
that imagine
:
btit
Thy law
love.
Th6u
114
shield
and
my
my
defence and
trust is in Thy word.
art
the
wdrd oFThy
righ-teous-ness.
124 O deal with Thy servant *

according unto Thy 16ving me"r-cy
and teaoi me^Thy sta-tutes.
153
Psalm
MATTINS.
119.]
125 I am Thy servant, * Q grant

finderstnd-ing
that I may
kno*w Thy tes-timo-nies.
126 It is time for Thee, Lord,* to
for th6y have
lSy to* Thine hand
destr<5y-ed Thy law.
me
[Day
127 For
ments
Thy command-
love
ab6ve
go*ld
and pre-cious
stone.
128 Therefore hold
I
:
ways
I ilt-ter-ly
ab-hor.
m^^s^
G. Seymour.
Justus
Mirabilia.
testimonies are wcoitherefore doth my
der-ful
-L
iln-to^the s'im-ple.
I opened my mouth,
1 3
and dreV
in^my breath for my delight was
in Thy com-mand-ments.
132 O look Thou upon me,* and
:
be merciful iin-to me as Thou usest

to do unto tho*se that love Thy Name.
133 Order my ste'ps in^Thy word
and so shall no wickedness have
domi-nion o-ver me.
134 O deliver me from the wrong:
ke*ep
135
men
and s6
Thy command-ments.
deal-ingsôf
136
wa-ter
law.
shall
Shew the light of Thy counte-
nance up6n Thy seVvant
me^Thy
nd
te"ach
sta-tutes.
Mine eyes gush 6ut with

:
because
Domine.
IGHTEOUS
O
i\
Lord
Th6u O
r
is Thy
art
ind
trtfe
138 The testimonies that Thou

hast comma*nd-ed &re exce'ed-ing
right-eousând true.
:
139
me
mSn
ke"ep not
Thy
My zeal hath Sven consu*m-ed

because mine Snemies have
Thy words.
Thy word is trfed to the
and Thy se'r-vant
iit-ter-most
forgo't-ten
140
lov-eth
141
ful
es f
judg-ment.
150 When Thy w6rd go*-eth forth

giveth light and understanding
it
mf
soul keep them.
straight all
false
Thy commSnd-ments and all
Dr. C. Steggall.
mf HPHY
26.
it.
am
reputS-tion
small, * and of n6
yet do I n6t forge't
Thy comm'and-ments.
142 Thy righteousness
everlasting righ-teous-ness
Thy law is the truth.
is
:
an
and
143 Trouble and heaviness have

me yet is my
delfght in Thy com-mand-ments.
144 The righteousness of Thy testimonies * is $verl5st-ing O grant
me understa*nd-ing,ând I shall live.
taken hold upon
153
Day
THE PSALTER.
26.]
[Psalm
119.
(Evensong.
A. H.
Clamavi
(Major.)
Vide humilitatem.
(Minor.)
with
hear me,
JL
Dr. Aldrich.
in toto corde meo.
mf T CALL
ke*ep
Brown.
Thy
my
whole heart
L6rd,
pr\ CONSIDER mine adversity,

and
V_y
will
delf-ver
me
Thy law.
Avenge Thou my
for
do
not for-get
sta-tutes.
146 Yea, 6ven unto Thee doÎ

help me, and I shall kep Thy
54
me
and
c&use,
147 Early in the morning do I cry

f6r in Thy word is my
unto Thee
quicken me, accdrding~to Thy word.

155 Health is f&r from the ungo'd-ly
for they regard notThy
trust.
sta-tutes.
call
tes-timo-nies.
delf-ver
156 Gr6at isThyme'r-cyÔ Lord

148 Mine eye^ prevSnt the nightwatch-es that I might be (5c-cupied qfiicken me', as Thou art wont.
in Thy words.
157 Many there are that trouble
p 149 Hear my voice, O Lord,* me, and peVsecute me yet do 1
according unto Thy 16ving-kfhd- not swerve frcon Thy tes-timoquicken me, acco*rd-ingâs nies.
ness
158 It grieveth me when I se
Thou art wont.
because they
150 They draw nigh that of the transgreVsors
malice persecute me and are iix keêp not Thy law.
Consider, O Lord, * how I
from Thy law.
1 59
O
151 Be Thou nigh at ha*nd, O love Thy command - ments
Lord for all Thy comma'nd-ments quicken me, * acc6rding to Thy
:
are true.
152 ^Vs concerning
ldv-ing-kihdness.
Thy
testimonies,* I have kntfwn long since that

Thou hast grounded them for ev-er.
:
Thy word
is trtie from everthe judgments of Thy

righteousness endrfre for ev-er-more.
160
last-ing
54
all
Appropinquet deprecatio.
Principes persecuti sunt.
(Major.)
(Minor.)
WT)RINCES
have persecuted
but
withdut a cause
my heart st&ndeth in a*we of Thy
word.
n
162 I &m as glad of Thy
me
jl
word
as 6ne that find-eth great
spoils
As
163
for
abhor them
lies,*
bfit
Mte and
Thy law do
164 Seven times a d&y do I praise

because of Thy rfght-eous
judg-ments.
165 Great is the peace that they
have who loVe Thy law and they
are not offe'nd-ed at it.
166 Lord,* I have looked for Thy
saV-ing health and done after Thy
:
me
My
Thy teV
and 16ved them ex-ceed-
come
:
word.
170 Let my supplication cdme
before Thee
deliver me, accdrding~to Thy word.
:
171
praise
My lfps
:
spdak
shall
when thou
oPThy
hast taught
me^
sta-tutes.
172 Yea,
Thy word
my tongue shall sing of"
Thy command-
for all
mentsâre figh-teous.
173 Let Thine hand help me :forI
have chdsen Thy com-mand-ments.
174 I have longed for Thy saving
health, O Lord and m Thy law is
:
my
de-light.
175
soul hath kpt
Thy
com-mand-ments.
167
timo-nies
complaint
before Thee,^0 Lord give

understanding, accord - ing^to
Thy
love.
Thee
mf T ET my
let
shall praise
my
and It
&nd Thy judg-
soul live,*
Thee
168 I have kept Thy commandments and tes-timo-nies for 11 my
ments^shail help me.

176 I have gone astray like a
she'ep that'is lost
O seek Thy
servant,* for I d6 not forge't Thy
wa*ys are before Thee.
command-ments.
ing-ly.
155
Day
THE PSALTER,
27.]
[Venite.
The Twenty- Seventh Day.
Venite exultemus,
*
W. RlDLBY.
T. PURCELL.
f r\ COME,*
n
let us sfng un-to
the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strSngth of ou*r sal-va-
V_7
tion.

with thanksgfv-ing and shw our:
Him
selves gla*d in
Domino.
m/2> To-day
ye
will
hear His
:
ness
;
Me
with Psalms.
if
voice, * harden no*t your hearts

as
proved
and saw
Me*,
My
For the Lord is a great God

6*f the earth
and the strength of
the hills is Hfs al-so.
it
and His hands prepaV-ed^the
works.
It
is a people that
do err in their
ways.
dry land.
wrath
)6 O
and
fall
come, *
let
us worship,

7 For He is the LcSrd our God
into
Unto whom
:
swaVe in^My
that they sh6uld not e*n-ter
My rest.

Son &nd t<5 the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
IS6
Psalms
MATTINS.
120, 121.]
Psalms
P.
Humphreys.
[Day
27.
120, 121.
A. Neville
2.
f^F
Psalm
VV
and
He
Ad Do77iinum.
120.
^nifHEN
Psalm
was in trouble I
called upon the Lord
heard me.
I
2 Deliver
ly-ing lips
:
my
and
L6rd, from
n
frrfm a de-ceit-ful
be given or
done unto thee, thou false tongue
even mighty and sharp arrows, with
shall
help.
earth.
He will not suffer thy foot
What reward
my
My help cometh 6ven from the

Who hath ma'de heaven and
Lord
tongue.
3
mov-ed and H6
:
burn-ing coals.
p4
Wo
is
me, * that
am
con-
strained to dwell with Me-sech

to have my habitation among
the tnts of Ke-dar.
:
and
5
My s6ul hath long dwelt among
them
thai
are
e'-nemies un-to
peace.
6 I labour for peace,* but when I

spak unto the'm there-of
they
:
mike them
4 Behold,
el
re*ady to bat-tie.
H6 that keepeth
shall nSither
to be
that ke'ep-eth'thee
will not sleep.
h6*t
lift
cometh
2
soul,
oculos.
up mine eyes u*nto^the hills

from whence
JL
Levavi
121.
mf T WILL
Is-ra-
sMm-ber nor
sleep.
5 The Lord Himself is thy kep-er:

the Lord is thy defence up(5n thy
fight hand
6 So that the sun shall not burn
thee^by day neither the moon by
;
night.
7
The Lord
shall preserve thee
yea, it is even He
that^shall keep thy soul.
8 The Lord shall preserve thy
from
all
e'-vil
going 6ut, and thy cdm-ing in from

thfs time ftfrth for e-ver-more.
:
157
PS \I,M 122.
Day
THE PSALTER.
27.]
Psalms
E.
Psalm
122.
W.
T. Graves.
they said
unto me We will go into

the h6use of the Lord.
n
2 Our fet shall sta*nd in thy
gates O Je-ru-sa-lem.
3 Jerusalem is btiilt as a cf-ty
J_
fs at ii-nity
in it-self.
9 Yea, because of^the hofise of

I will sek to
the L(5rd our God
do thee good.
:
eVen the
trfbes
oPthe Lord
to
unto Israel,* to give thinks

unto the NSme of the Lord.
5 For there is the s6at of judgment even the s6at of the house of
Da-vid.
pray for the pe&ce of Jeriisa-lem
they shall proVper that
testify
/60
love thee.
Peace be within thy walls
and
pl^nteousness withfn thy pa-la-ces.

8 For my brethren and compan
will wish thee
I
nions' sakes
:
pros-pe-ri-ty.
Psalm
123.
Ad Te levavi oculos meos.

mp T T NTO Th8e
tfp mine
lift
4 For thither the tribes go up,*
m$$m^m
*A. H. Brown.
that
122, 123.
122, 123.
2.
Lcetatus sum.
mf T WAS glM when
[Psalms
eyes O Th6u that dwe*llest in the heavens.

2 Behold, * even as the eyes of
servants look unto the hand of their
masters,* and as the eyes of a maiden
unto the h&nd of her mfs-tress even
so our eyes wait upon the Lord our
God,* until He have mer-cy upon
VJ
us.
p 3 Have mercy upon

have meYcy up6n us
us,
:
for
Lord,*
we
are
utterly de-spi's-ed.
4 Our soul is filled with the scornful reproof of the we*al-thy and with
the despite-fulness of the proud.
158
Psalms
MA 1 1 11\Z>.
124, 125.J
Psalms
1
PSALM
TF
mf
24.
Psalm
had not
been on our side,* n6w may

Is-rael say if the Lord Himself had
not been on our side, * when men
rtfse up against us
2 They had swallowed lis up
quick
when they were so wr&th,
E. H. Wilkinson.
2-
Nisi quia Dominus.
the Lord Himself

:
27.
125.
124,
B. St. J. B. Joule.
\U\Y
Qui confidunt
125.
w/'THEY that put
their trust in
the Lord * shall be even as

the mount Sf-on which may not be
:
removed,* but stindeth
fa*st
for
ev-er.
The
hills
stand about Jeru-sa-
lem
even so standeth the Lord
round about His people,* from thfs
:
fully disple'as-ed at us.
p
us
had dro*wn-ed
and the stream had gone cj-ver
3 Yea, the waters
our soul.
4 The deep waters 6i the proud
had gone 6ven d-ver olir soul.
mf 5
But praised
be'
the Lord
time
fo*rth for
ev-er-more.
For the rod of the ungodly *

cometh not into the lot of the righ-
teous
lest the righteous pQt their
ha*nd unto wick-ed-ness.
Who
hath not given us 6ver for a

prey unto their teeth.
6 Our soul is escaped* even as a
bird out of the snare of the fSwl-er
the snare is broken, and we* are
p 4 DO we'll, O Lord unto

thdse that are go*od and true of
:
heart.
deli-ver-ed.
5 As for such as turn back * unto

their own wfck-ed-ness
the Lord
shall lead them forth with the evil:
(Full) f 7 Our help standeth in

the Nsfaie oFthe Lord
Wh6 hath
mSde heaven and earth.
;
doers
* but peace shall
Is-ra-el.
^^M3
159
be'
upon
LJAY
Jfi PSALTER.
27.J
Psalms
[Psalms
126, 127.
126, 127.
*
A. H. Brown.
ispteH^î
Psalm
~\
126.
Psalm
In convertendo.
\ 7 HEN
VV
were we
2
the Lord turned again

the captivity of Sion th6n
like unto them that dream.
Then was our mouth

:
joy.
re-joice.
fS TCirn our captf-vity,~0

s the ri-vers in the south.
6 Thy that so\v in tears
Lord
:
shall
rap in joy.
He
that
the L6rd Mild the

their labour is but
it.
Except the L6rd keep the
watchman
his
way
ci-ty
wa*k-eth but in vain.

3 It is but lost labour that ye
haste to rise up early, * and so late
take rest,* and eat the brSad of
caVe-ful-ness for so He giveth His
be-lov-ed sleep.
p 4 Lo, children and the fruft oP
the womb are an heritage and gift
that co*m-eth of the Lord.
5 Like as the arrows in the hand
of the gf-ant even s6 are the young
cml-dren.
6 Happy is the man that hath his
qGiver fdll of them
they shall not
be ashamed when they speak with
their e'-nemies in the gate.
the
now goeth on
weeping, * and beareth ftfrth good

seed
shall doubtless come again
with joy,* and bring his sheaves
with him.
:
lost that build
filled with
and our tongue with
3 Then said they among the heathen

The Lord hath done great
things for them.
4 Yea, the Lord hath done great
things for ds alre*a-dy whereof we
JLL house
la*ugh-ter
Nisi Dominus.
127.
mf T7 XCEPT
160
EVENSONG.
Pss. 128, 129.]
Psalm
* L.
mf T) LESSED
fear the
are
they that
and
wa*lk
4 Thy children like the

br2nch-es round about thy
:
olive-
S.
a time have they fought

^gainst me from my youth
Is-rael
2 Yea,
many
Sxed
me
now
Jerusalem
in prosperity all thy lTfe
long.
7 Yea, that thou shalt see thy
children's crfil-dren and pe'ace upon
:
Is-ra-el.
129, 130.
Dr. Croft.
2.
Scepe expngnaverunt.
may
Dupuis.
MANY
:
5 Lo, thQs shall the man be

bless'd that fear-eth the Lord.
6 The Lord from out of Sfon shall
sc5 bless thee
that thou shalt see
ta-ble.
Psalms
Dr. T.
jp
H. Brown.
Fp3FT
2 For thou shalt eat the labours

6i thine hands O well is thee, and
ha*p-py shalt thou be.
3 Thy wife shall be as the fruf t-ful
vine upon the wa*lls of thine house.
129.
A.
2.
in Hi's ways.
PSALM
27.
Beati o?nnes.
128.
Barcroft.
all
Lord
[Day
they have n6t prevail-ed~a-ga*inst
me.
3
The plowers plowed upon my
back
nd ma*de long
fur-rows.
mf4
say.
a time have they

from my youth up but
:
BQt the right-eous Lord

hath hewn the snares of the ungdd:
lyîn pie-ces.
161
\inp
Let
'
Day
THE PSALTER.
27.]
Dr. T.
Dupuis.
S.
mp 5 Let them be confounded

and turned bSck-ward as many
as have evil will at Si-on.
6 Let them be even as the grass *
grOwing upon the house-tops which
withereth af6re ft be pluck-ed up
3 If
Psalm
p
130.
De firofundis.
fÛT of the deep have

\J ^ unto The'e, O Lord
he'ar
my
* L.
131.
it ?
my
trust.
6 My soul fleeth un-to~the Lord

before the morning watch, * I s&y,
before the mor-ning watch.
7 O Israel, trust in the Lord, * for
with the Lord there is mer-cy and
with Him is p^n-teous^re-demp:
tion.
fr6m
Psalm
abi'de
L6rd
voice.
wilt be extreme *
done a-miss
O
called
is
of the Lord.
And H6
redeem
Is-ra-el
all his sins.
Domine^ non
Barcroft.
shall
est.
H. PURCELL.
2.
Cgpagg^g
Dr. C. Steggall.
^1
^_
iii
4A-g?1-
4 For there is mer-cy^with Thee

therefore sha'lt Thou^be fear-ed.
* my soul
5 1 look for the Lord
doth waft for Him
fn His wtfrd is
Thou, Lord,
m&rk what
L6rd wh6 may
to
Whereof the mower f lleth ncft

hand
neither he that bind th
dp the she'aves his bo-som.

8 So that they who go by * say
not so much as,The L6rd prds-per
you we wish you good luck in the
O let Thine ears consf-der well

my com-plaint.
Name
Dr. Croft.
the voice of
7
his
[Pss. 129, 130, 131.
2.
S^ m
l62
&m^m
:
MATTINS.
VfiNITE.]
mf T ORDÎ am
keep
28.
low, * like as a child that is

his mo-ther
yea, my
soul isêven a*s a wean-ed child.
I srael, trtfst in^the Lord from
4
thfs time forth for e-ver-more.
not hfgh-mihdhave no proud looks.

2 I do not exercise myself in great
mSt-ters whfch are to*o high for me.
p 3 But I refrain my soul, and
ed
[Day
it
weaned from
The Twenty -Eighth Day.

ittattins*
Venite, exulteinus
7
\V. A.
Blakeley.
f (~\ COME,* let
us sfhg rfn-tcT
the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of oilr sal-va-
\^J
tion.

with thanksgiv-ing and shSw ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
and the strength of
6i the earth
:
it
and
fall
Dr. E. G. Monk.
mf% To-day
let
us
worship,

7 For He is the Ltfrd our God
:
ye
will
hear His
:
Me
pr6ved
My
and saw
Me*,
works.
It
ways.
:
Unto whom
11
wrath
if

9 When your fathers tmpt-ed
and His hands prepa*r-ed^the
dry land.
p 6 O come, *
Domino.
2.
into
My
swaYe in~My

rest.

Son and t6 the Ho-ly Ghost
wdrld
without nd. *A*-men.
163
fPSALM
132.
Day
THE PSALTER.
28.]
Psalms
>
* A.
2.
Memento, Domine.
132.
mf T ORD, remember
J
and
all
DS-vid
his trbu-ble
I
:
How
he sw&re un-tcAhe Lord

and vowed a vow unto the Almfghty
Gdd of Ja-cob
2
come
not
will
within the
mine house n6r climb

up into my bed
4 I will not suffer mine eyes to
sleep, * nor mine ye-lids to slum-
tabernacle
6*f
the temples of my
a-ny rest
find out a place for the
ber:
neither
head
to take
Until
the Lord an habitation

or the m%hty Gdd of Ja-cob.
Lo, we heard of the same at
, 6
Kph-ra-ta ndf<5und it in the wood.
will go into His ta-berna-cle
7
and fall low on our knes before
temple
6*f
We
His foot-stool.
8 Arise, O L6rd, into Thy restThou, and the ark of
ing-place
Thy strength.
9 Let Thy priests be cl6thed with
righ-teous-ness and let Thy saints
:
II
Of the
A 12
132, 133.
132, 133.
A. H. Brown.
g
Psalm
Psalms
set
fruit
up-on thy
H. Brown.
r^pfvT^
of thy bo-dy
shall
seat.
13 If thy children will keep My

covenant,* and My testimonies that
their children
I shall le'arn them
also shall sit upon thy se*at for ev-er:
more.
14 For the Lord hath chosen
Sion * to be an habitation f<5r
Him-self H hath l6*ng-ed for her.
(Full) mf is This shall be My
rest for v-er
here will I dwell, for
:
have a'Me-light
(Dec) mf 16
there-in.
I
will bless
her
vfctuals with fh-crease

and will
satisfy her poor with bread.
17 I will deck her prfests with
health &nd her saints shalPre-joice
:
and
sing.
There shall I make the horn

I
have
D&vid to fl6u-rish
ordained a lantern for Mine A18
of
ndint-ed.
19 As for his enemies, * I shall

but upon
cl6the theln with shame
himself shall his cr6wn flou-rish.
:
sfng with joy-ful-ness.

p 10 For Thy servant a*-vid's
sake turn not away the prSsence of
Thine A-noint-ed.
Psalm 133. Ecce, quam bonum!

mf T) EH OLD, how good and
The Lord hath

oath unto DS-vid
shall not shrink from it
mf
1 1
faithful
made a
J3
He
brethren,
&nd
u-ni-ty
164
a thfng it is
n
dwell togd-ther in
joyful
to
;
:
Psalms
2 It
like the precious
is
MATTINS.
134, 135.]
un-to^the beard even unto Aaron's

beard, * and went d6wn to the
:
oPhis cloth-ing.
Psalm
134.
134, 135.
L. J.
2.
Ecce nunc.
TURRBLL.
great ind that our LoVd is above

all gods.
6 Whatsoever the Lord pleased,*
that dfd He in heaVen, and~in earth
and in the s6a, and in a*ll deep pla-ces.
7 He bringeth forth the clouds
from the ends oPthe world and
sendeth forth lightnings with the
"
rain, * bringing the winds (5ut of
:
/ TOEHOLD now, praise the Lord
DYe
ye seV-vants of the Lord

that by night stand in the
n
hduse of the Lord
even in the
courts of the htfuse of olir God.
3 Lift up your hinds in the sa*nctua-ry ind praTse the Lord.
4 The L6rd that made heaVen
and earth give thee blessing out
of Si-on.
ill
135.
more.
A. H. Brown.
Psalm
Psalms
*
26.
3 Like as the dSw of He"r-mon

which fSll upon the hill of Si- on.
4 For there the Lord promised
His ble"s-sing
ind life for e-ver-
ointment
upon the head, * that ran d6wn
skfrts
[Day
Lau date No men.
His trea-sures.
^ mf 8 He smote the first-born of
E-gypt froth of man and beast.
9 He hath sent tokens and wonders into, the midst of thee,* O thou
land of E-gypt upon Pharaoh, and
:
f ( \ PRAISE
the Lord,* laud ye

K_J the Name of n the Lord
praise it, O ye ser-vants of the Lord
~
2 Ye that stind in the ho*use of
the Lord in the cofirts of the hduse
of oiir God.
3 O praise the Lord, * for the
L6rd is gra-cious O sing praises
a*ll
10
unto His Name, for ft is love-ly.

mf 4 For why ? * the Lord hath
hosen Jacob iin-to~Him-self and
Israel for His Own pos-ses-sion.
:
f$
For
know
that the L6*rd
is
his ser-vants.
He smote dfvers na-tions and

:
slew migh-ty kings

11 Sehon king of the Amorites,*
and Og the kfng of Ba-san and all
;
the kfng-domsôf Ca-naan

12
And gave
he'-ri-tage
Israel
their land to be an
even an heritage unto
His peo-ple.
13 Thy Name, O Lord,*

endtireth for ev-er
so doth Thy
(Full)f
memorial,
generation
16 5
O
to*
Lord, *
from
one
mf
For
an-o-ther.
[(Dec.)
14
Day
THE PSALTER.
28.]
* A.
1.
H. Brown.
14 For the Lord will

-pie and be gracious
ifn-to^His ser vants.
p 15 As for the images ofn the
heathen, * thSy are but sil-ver and
gold thS wtfrk of men's hands.
16 They have mduths, and spak
not
eyes have they, biit they see
18
They have ears,* and y8t they

1
har not neither is there &ny breath
in the'ir mouths.
Confitemini.
A. H. Brown.
all
give thanks unto the

t
for
His mercy endiir-etlF
thank the Lord oFall lords

3
r
for His mercy enduY-eth for ev-er.
ev-er.
GoM oF
The second
gods
A. H. Browm.
for ev-er.
2.
/ /^V GIVE thanks unto the Lord,*

Vy for H6 is gra-cious ^(full)
2
them.
and His mercy endur-etrFfor
like
that
/,io, Praise the Lord, ye house

of Is-ra-el
praise the L6rd, ye
hrfuse of Aa-ron.
20 Praise the Lord, ye h6use of
L-vi ye that f6ar the L6*rd, praise
the Lord.
(Full)f 21 Praised be the L6rd,
Who dwSlleth at
out of Si-on
Je-ru-sa-lem.
not.
136.
piit their trust in
135, 136.
TURRELL.
They that make them are

and so are all they
unto them
Psalm
* L.
J.
2.
(Dec) mf
avenge His pe
[Psalms
half of each verse to be sung

1
66
full.
Psalms
Who
4
ders
EVENSONG.
136, 137.]
Rd Sea
only d6eth great wonHis mercy endur-etrTfor
for
Who
16
led His people through
for His mSrcy
the wfl-der-ness
endiir-etrTfor ev-er.
smo*te great kings:
mf 17
for His mercy endiir-etrTfor ev-er.
mf $ Who by
His excellent wfsmade the heavens for His
mSrcy endur-ettTfor
Who
ev-er.
Who
laid out the earth above

for His mrcy endurthe wS-ters
etrTfor eV-er.
hath m&de great lights
7
and slew migh-ty kings

His mercy endur-eth^for ev-er
19 Sehon king of the A-mo-rites
for His mercy endur-etrTfor eV-er.
20 And Og the kfng of Ba-san
for His mercy endur-etrTfor ev-er.
21 And gave away their land for
an he'-ri-tage for His mercy endiir18 Yea,
Who
for
His mercy end ur-etrT
for
28.
for ev-er.
ev-er.
dom
[Day
His mercy endiir-etrTfor ev-er
for
for
8 The stin to rifle the day
His mercy endur-ettTfor ev-er
9 The moon and the stars to
go*-venTthe night
for His mercy
endiir-ettTfor ev-er.
10
smote Egypt with their
first-born for His meYcyendur-etrT
for ev-er.
A
1
And brought out Israel from
etrTfor ev-er
amSng them
we were
Who
^22 Even
Israel
for
His m6rcy endiir-
in trou-ble
for
when
His mercy
Who
His mercy endiir-etrTfor ev-er.

/ 26 O give thanks unto the Gtfd
of heaven
for His mercy endur-
for
14 And made Israel to go through

the midst of it
for His meVcy
etrTfor ev-er.
27 O give thanks unto the Lord
of lords
for His mercy endur-etrT
15 But as for Pharaoh and his

host, * He overthrew them in the
J.
endur-etrTfor ev-er.
24 And hath delivered us from
our e'-ne-mies for His mercy enduretrTfor ev-er.
T
ho gfveth f(5od toâll flesh
25
Psalm
an heritage unto
His ser-vant for His mrcy
endur-etrTfor ev-er.
vip 23 Who remembered us
etrTfor ev-er
12 With a mighty hand, and
stre'tch-edôut arm
for His mercy
divided the Red Se'a
13
in~two parts for His mercy endiiretbTfor ev-er.
for
for ev-er.
Super fliimina
137.
Farrant.
A. H.
2.
Brown.
igpBfPîi
p T) Y
JD
we
when
the waters of Babylon

sat do*wn
we remembered
and wept
the'e,
Si-on.
n
2 As for our harps, we hang-ed
them up upon the tre'es that are
:
there-in.
167
For
Day
THE PSALTER.
28.]
J.
[Psalms
Farrant.
137, 138.
A. H.
Brown.
PSgSilSPîi
ggggS lii
I
*L.
For they that led us away cap* required of us then a song,

and melody, fn our he'a-vi-ness
Sing us 6ne of the sdngs of Si-on.
pp 4 How shall we sing the L6rd's
song
a strange land ?
mp
tive
Jeru-sa-lem:
forget thee,
let
right h&nd forge't her clin-ning.
6 If I do not remember thee, *
let
tongue cleave to the roof of*
my mouth
yea, if I prefer not
If
my
my
Jeru-salem in
my
mirth.
Psalm
Remember
J.
TURRELL.
the children of
Edom, O Lord, * in the d&y of.

how they said, Down
Jeni-sa-lem
with it, * d6wn with it, -ven to the
:
ground.
^8 O daughter of Babylon, *
wasted with mi-se-ry
yea, happy
shall he be that rewardeth thSe, as
:
tho*u hast serv-ed us.
9 Blessed shall he be that t&keth

thy cliil-dren
and thr6weth the'm
a-gainst the stones.
:
Confitebor Tibi.
138.
Dr. Alcock.
2.
W. Ridley.
/ T WILL give thanks unto Thee, Thy N&me, and Thy Wc5rd, above
1 O L6rd, with my whole heart all things.
3 When called upon Thee, Thou
even before the gods will I sing
heaVd-est me and endfiedst my s Jul
praTse un-to Thee.
I
Thy holy
Thy Name, *
worship toward
will
temple, and
praise
because of Thy 16ving-kind-ness

and truth for Thou hast magnified
:
with much strength.

4 All the kings of the earth shall
praise Thee,*0 Lord for they have
h6ard the wo*rds of Thy mouth.
168
me
Yea, they shall sing in the ways
oFthe Lord
MATTINS.
Venite.]
that grSat
is
the glo-ry
of the Lord.
p 6 For though the Lord be high,*
yet hath He respect (into the low-ly
as for the proud, * He beh61deth
the'm a-far off.
7 Though I walk in the midst of
trouble, * yet shalt Th6u refresh
>
[Day
29.
Thou shalt stretch forth Thy

hand upon the furiousness of mine
enemies, * and Thy right ha*nd shall
:
save me.
8
The Lord
make good His
shall
loving-kfhdness tGward me
yea,
Thy mercy, O Lord, endureth for
ever, * despise not th6n the wo*rks
oPThine own hands.
:
The Twenty-Ninth Day.

ittattine.
Venite exultemus
',
Domino.
Dr. T.
f C\ COME,*
let us sing rfn-tcT

\J
tion.

(5f the earth
and the strength of
the hills is Hfs al-so.
it
dry land.
p 6 O come, * let us w6rship,
7 For He is the LcSrd our God
:
m/S To-day
ye
will
Dupuis.
hear His

:
Me
pr6ved
and
Me*,
saw
My
works.
10 Fouy years long* was I grieved
r
with thfs genera-tion, and said
It
is a people
hearts, for they haYe not known My
ways.
:
Unto whom
if
S.
wrath
into
My
sware in~My

rest.

Son Snd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
world
without nd. *A'-men.
:
69
[Psalm
139.
Day
THE PSALTER.
29.I
Psalm
Out,
and known me
Thou knowest my
down-sitting,
ness with Thee, * but the nfght is

the darkness
as cle'ar as~the day
and light to The'e are both a-like.
12 F6r my refns are Thine Thou
hast covered me fn my mo-ther's
:
my
thoughts long be-fore.

2 Thou art about my path, and
and spiest out all
about my bed
my ways.
3 For lo, * there is n6t a wo*rd
in~my tongue but Thou, O Lord,*
womb.
13
knSwest
it
al-to-ge-ther.
me.
Such knowledge
wonderful * and excellent
mft
cannot attain un-to
is
for
too
me
hold me.
I
my
1
will give thanks unto Thee,*

fearfully and won-derfully
am
:
marvellous are
and that
my
Thy works,*
soul kn<5w-eth right
14
My
bones are not hid from

I be made secretly, *
Thee though
and fashioned
:
bene'ath in the earth.

my substance, * yet being imper-fect
and
1$
Thine eyes did see
Thy book were
writ -ten
16
Which
night be turn-ed^to day.

1
Yea, the darkness is no dark-
my mem-bers
all
day
by
fash-ion-ed when as
none of them.
vif 17 How dear are
:
unto me*,
the
sum
O God
of
them
ye*t
day
were
there^was
Thy
counsels
grat is^
O how
them, * they are more

when I
in ntimber than the sand
wake ftp I am present w'ith Thee.
7tip 19 Wilt Thou not sl&y the
depart from me,
wick-ed,^0 God
ye blood-thirs-ty men.
20 For they speak unrfghteously
against Thee
and Thine enemies
take Thy Name in vain.
18 If
tell
say, * Peradventure the

dirkness shall ctf-ver me th6n shall
io If
made
in
it.
6 Whither shall I go then from

or whither shall I go
Spi-rit
then fro'm Thy pre-sence ?
7 If I climb up into heaven, Thtfu
if I go down to hell, Thou
art there
art there al-so.
8 If I take the wfngs of the
and remain in the
morn-ing
lattermost parts of the sea
9 Even there also shall Thy hand
le'ad me
and Thy rfght ha'nd shall
Thy
for
well.
4 Thou hast fashioned me behind

and laid Thine ha'nd
ancTbe-fore
up-*6n
Barcropt.
and mine up-rising * Thou understandest
L.
2.
mf (~\ LORD Thou hast searched

me
139.
Domine, probasti.
139.
Rev. Sir F. Ouselby.
V/
[Psalm
170
Psalm
MATTINS.
140.J
L6rd,
21 Do not I hate them,
that hSte Thee and am not I grieved
withth6se that rise up aga'inst Thee?
22 Yea, I hate^them right sore
even as though they we're mine
e-ne-mies.
me
in the
Erifie me,
140.
way
e*v-er-last-ing.
Domine.
*R.
mf 'pvELIVER
JlJ
serve
2
me
frtfrn
Who
hearts
day
the
me,
man
L6rd, from
imagine mfschief in their

stir up strffe alPthe
long.
They have sharpened their

t6ngues like a ser-pent
adder's
poison is un-der the'ir lips.
4 Keep me, O Lord, * from the
hands of the ungod-ly preserve me
from the wicked men, * who are
purposed to overthrew my go-ings.
5 The proud have laid a snare for
me,* and spread a net abroad with
cords yea, and set tra*ps in my way.
fi 6 I said unto the Lord, Tho\i
art^my God hear the voice of "my
:
Lord.
of"
health Thou hast covered

had in the da*y of bat-tie.
my
my
throw him.
12 Sure I
am* that the Lord will

ave'nge the poor and maintain the
cause of~the he'lp-less.
13 The righteous also shall give
and the
thanks un-to~Thy Name
jQst shall conti-nue in Thy sight.
:
Lord God, Thou strength
Lord
that cdm-pass me a-bout.

10 Let hot burning coals fall upon
them let them be cast into the fire,
and into the pit,* that they never
rise up a-gain.
man full of words * shall not
1
pr6sper upo*n the earth evil shall
hunt the wicked person to over-
them
prayers,
Miller.
let not his mischievous imagination prosper, le'st

they be too proud.
mf 9 Let the mischief of their
own lips * fall upon the he'ad of
desire,
and
C.
ungodly hive his
8 Let not the
and prethe wick-ed man.
e'-vil
29.
p 23 Try me, O God, * and sSek

the ground oPmy heart pr6ve me,
and examine my thoughts.
24 Look well * if there be any
way of wfckedness fh me and lead
Psalm
[Day
'
171
[Psalm
141.
Day
THE PSALTER.
29.
Psalm
141.
[PSS. 141, 142, 143.
Domine, clamavi.
* C.
p T ORD,
call upon Thee, *

I
h&ste Thee u*n-to me and
consider my voice when I cry un-to
1
Thee.
2 Let
Fisher.
my head yea, I will pr&y

yet agafnst their wick-ed-ness.
mp 7 Let their judges be overthrown in stony plS-ces that they
may hear my words, for they are
sweet.
8 Our bones lie scattered before
the pit like as when one breaketh
and he^weth wtfod up-on the earth.
brak
my
prayer be set forth in
Thy sfght as the fh-cense and let

the lifting up of my Mnds be an
eVe-ning sa-cri-fice.
3 Set a watch, O Lord, before my
mouth and keep thedo*or of my lips.
4 O let not mine heart be inclfned
to any e'-vil thing
let me not be
occupied in ungodly works * with
the men that work wickedness,* lest
I 6at of such things as please them.
5 Let the righteous rather smite
me frfend-ly &fid re-prove me.
6 But let not their precious balms
:
Psalms
mf 9 But mine eyes look unto

O L6rd God in Thee is my
trtast, O ca*st not out my soul.
p 10 Keep me from the snre that
they have lafd for me
tnd from
Th6e,
the tra*ps of^the wick-ed doers.

1 1
Let the ungodly fall into their
own n6ts toge*-ther and 18t me
eV-erês-cape them.
:
142, 143.
Dr. Dupuis.
2.
172
R. Langdon.
Psalms
EVENSOXG.
142, 143.]
Psalm
Voce
Day
29.
For the enemy hath persecuted

soul * he hath smitten my If fe
doVn to~the ground he hath laid
me in the darkness,* as the men
tha*t have been long dead.
142.
my
mea ad Dominum.
CRIED unto the Lord with"

my voice yea, even unto the
JL
Lord did I mike my sup-pli-ca-tion.
P T
poured out my complaints

and shewed Him of
before Him
2
my
4 Therefore is my spirit vexed

witrnn me
and my heart within"
trou-ble.
When my
was in heaviin
ness Thou knew-est~my path
the way wherein I walked * have
they privily laid a snare for me.
4 I looked also upon my right
hand and saw there was n6 man
that would know me.
5 I had n6 place to fi6e un-to
and no man ca*r-ed for my soul.
6 I cried unto The'e, O Lo'rd, and
said Thou art my hope, * and my
portion in the lcfnd oPthe liv-ing. A
3
spirit
Consider my com-plaint for I

brought ve-ry low.
8 O deliver me from my persecutors for thSy are too strong for me.
;///9 Bring my soul out of prison,*
that I may give thanks rfn-to^Thy
7
am
Name
which thing if Thou wilt

grant me, * then shall the righteous
resort un-to^my com-pa-ny.
:
'
me is
mp
de-so-late.
5 Yet do I remember the time

past * I m(ise upon all Thy works
yea, I exercise myself in the wtfrks
of Thy hands.
6 I stretch forth my ha*nds unto
Thee my soul gaspeth unto The'e
as~a thirs-ty land.
p 7 Hear me, O Lord, and that
;
soon,* for my spirit wax-eth faint

hide not Thy face from me,* lest I
be like unto them that go down in-to"
the pit.
8 O let me hear Thy lovingkindness betimes in the morning,
shew Thou
for in The'e is^my trust
me the way that I should walk in,*
for I If ft up my s6*ul un-to Thee.
9 Deliver me, O L6rd, from mine
-ne-mies for I fl6e unto Thee to
Hide me.
10 Teach me to do the thing that
pleaseth Thee, for Tho\i art ~ my
God let Thy loving Spirit lead me
forth into the la*nd of right-eous-ness.
mf 1 1 Quicken me, O Lord, for
and for Thy
Thy Name's sake
righteousness' sake * brfng my soul
out~of trou-ble.
:
Psalm
143.
Domzne, exaudi.
TJ EAR my prayer, O Lord, *

il and consider my de-sire
hearken unto
me
for
Thy
right-eousness' sake.
2 And enter not into
with
shall
Thy se*r-vant for

n6 man living be
:
in
tnfth
and
12
judgment
Thy
sight
jus-ti-fied.
And
of
Thy goodness
slay
and destrQy all

mine e-ne-mies
them that vex my s6ul for I am^
:
Thy
173
ser-vant.
Day
THE PSALTER,
30.]
The
[Venite.
Day.
^Thirtieth
JEattms*
Venite,
*
J.
exultemus Domino.
TURLE.
f(~\ COME,*
let us sing un-tcT

the Lord
let us heartily
rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-
V_y
Dr. C. Steggall.
2.
va-tion.
and sheV ourwith thanksgfV-ing
3 For the L6rd is a grat God
and a great Kfng above all gods.
6i the earth ând the strength of
the hf lis is His al-so.
5 The sea is Hfs, and He mSde
it
dry land.
/6 O come,* let us worship and
and knSel before the
fall down
L(5rd our Ma-ker.
and we are the people of His pasture, and the shdep of Hi's hand.
:
m/S To-day
ye
will
hear His
:
ness
9
Me
When
:

pr6ved M, and saw My
works.
their h6arts, for they haVe not known
My ways.
:
wrath
into
I swa*re in "My
Unto wh6m
11
if
voice,* harden no't your hearts as

My
rest.
to the Father, and to"

nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
w6rld
Glory be
the
Son
without nd.
174
"A'-men.
ma Truss.
:
Psalm 144^
Psalm
J.
-
/ T3LESSED
h&nds
be the
strength
to wa*r,
.J
Battishill.
I
Ltfrd
and^my
my
fin-gers^to
My
hope and my fortress,* my

castle and deliverer, * my defender
in Whtfrn I trust
Who subdueth
my people tha*t is un-der me.
p 3 Lord, what is man,* that Thou
hast sfich respe'ct unto him or the

son of man,* that Thou so* re-gard:
him
?
:
Man
is like a thing of nought

pp \
n
his time passeth awa*y like a sha-
Bow Thy
heavens, O Ldrd,
touch the mduntainsând they shall smoke.
6 Cast forth Thy lightning, and
teSr them shoot out Thine arrows,
a*nd con-slime them.
mfj Send down Thine ha*ndfrom~
a-bove deliver me, and take me out
/9
10 Thou hast given victory un-to

kings
and hast delivered David
Thy servant from the pe-ril of the
sword.
mf 1 1 Save me,* and deliver me

from the hand of strange ch'il-dren
whose mouth talketh of vanity, *
and their right hand is a right ha*nd
oPin-i-qui-ty.
12 That our sons may grow fip
as the young plants
and that our
daughters may be as the polished
corners oT the tem-ple.
in
our
streets.
That our oxen may be strong

to labour * that there be no de-cay
no leading into captivity,* and no
14
ten-string-ed
store
that our sheep may bring
forth thousands and tn thousands
>
lute.
13 That our garners may be full

and plenteous with all ma*n-ner~of
of the great waters, from the ha*nd"

of strange cHll-dren
8 Whose mouth talketh of vaniand their right hand is a right
ty
hand~of wick-ed-ness.
I will sing a new song unto
and sing praises
dow.
and^come down
Thee upon
est
O God
The'e,
unto
'
fight;
2
A. H. Brown.
2.
,,-r^
I,
Who teacheth my
30.
Benedictus Dominus.
144.
J,
::
[Day
complafn-ing
in
our streets.
Happy
are the people that are

in sifch a case
yea, blessed are the
people who have the Lord for the'ir
1
God.
175
Psalm
145.
UAY 30J
Psalm
miL
r^îiî UK.
145.
Exaltabo 7>, Deus.
[rsALM
* L.
145.
Barcroft.
God,
11 They shew the gl6ry of Thy
/ T WILL magnify Thee,
X my King and I will praise kmg-dom &nd ta*lk of Thy power
Thy Name for ev-er~and ev-er.
12 That Thy power, Thy glory.
:
and mightiness of Thy kfhg-dom

mfght be known un-to men.
13 Thy kingdom is an everlasting
kmg-dom and Thy dominion en-
2 Every day will I give thanks

unto Thee and praise Thy Name
for ev-er"and ev-er.
(Full)f 3 Great is the Lord, and
marvellous,* worthy to be pra*is-ed
end
no
is
of " His
throughout all a-ges.

14 The Lord upholdeth all
dfireth
there
great-
su*ch
and won-drous works

6 So that men shall speak of
the mfght of Thy maY-vellous acts
and I will also te'll of "Thy great-
as fall and lifteth lip all tho'se that

are down.
The eyes of all wait upon The'e,
1
Lord and Thou givest them their
meat in dfte sea-son.
16 Thou openest Thine hand
and fillest all things living with
plen-teous-ness.
mf 17 The Lord is rfghteous in
a*ll His ways
and hd-ly in all His
ness.
works.
ness.
(Dec.)f 4 One generation

praise Thy w6rks unto
^nd declare Thy power.
5
As
me,*
for
shall
an6-ther
be talking of
will
Thy w6r- ship Thy glory, Thy praise,

:
7 The memorial of Thine abundant kfndness shall be shew-ed and

mn shall sing of" Thy righteous-
18
ness.
p 8
The Lord
me'r-ci-ful
is gracious, and
long-suffering * and of
The Lord
man
is
20
is
6*-ver all
Thy works prafse Thee,~

and Thy saints give thanks
un-to Thee.
The Lord
preserveth
10 All
Lord
all
all
them
that love Him but scattereth abroad

all theûn-god-ly.
mouth shall speak the
21
prafse ofthe Lord and let all flesh
give thanks unto His holy NSme for
His works.
nigh unto
16ving unto eve-ry
and His mercy
is
their cry, and"will he'lp them.
good-ness.
gre"at
The Lord
yea, all
that ca*ll upon Him
such as call upo*n Him faith-ful-ly.
19 He will fulfil the desire of them
He also will hear
that fe'ar Him
them
My
ev-er"and ev-er.
176
1VAS1 1 J 11\ O.
jrsAL.M 140. J
Psalm
L. J.
146.
LÂY
vJ.
Lauda, anima mea.
TURRELL.
Dr. E. G. Monk.
2.
G. Seymour.
/'
my soul ;*
T3 RAISE the Lord,
while I live will I praise the

Lord yea, as long as I have any
being,* I will sing prais-es unto my
God.
2
hun-gry.
mft 7 The Lord looseth men out
of prf-son the Lord giveth sight to
the blind.
8 The Lord helpeth them that are
fal-len
the Lord careth for the
right-eous.
9 The Lord careth for the strangers ;* He defendeth the fatherless
and wC dow as for the way of the
ungodly, He tu*rn-eth"it up -side
:
O put not
your trust in princes,*
for there
in any child of man
no help in them.
ft 3 For when the breath of man
nor
is
Who helpeth them to riht that

wrong Who fe'ed-eth^the
suf-fer
JL
goeth forth * he shall

his earth
pe-rish.
and then
tfirn
all his
again to"
thoughts
7/1/4 Blessed is he that hath the

God of Jacob for his help: and whose
down.
10 The
Sion, * shall
Lord his God

5 Who made heaven and earth,*
the sea, and all that there-in is
more
WhokeepethHispro'-mise~forev-er;
ra-tions.
hope
is
in the
177
Lord
thy
be Kfng
and throughout
God, O
ever-
for
all
ge-ne-
DAY
THE PSALTER.
30.J
Psalms
*J.
Psalm
Barney.
Laudate Dominum.
147.
[Psalm
147.
147, 148.
B. Smith.
2.
10 He hath no pleasure in the

strength oPan horse
neither de:
r\
PRAISE
the Lord,* for it is

V_y a good thing to sing praises
yea, a joyful and
dn-toôur God
pleasant thing it fs to^be thank-ful.
The Lord doth
sa-lem
bitild
up
^3
healeth th6se that are

brdk-enîn heart and giveth mSdicine to he'al their sick-ness.
4 He telleth the number 6f the
:
stars
and
calleth
names.
(Full)f
them
Great
12
13
He
is
a*ll
by
the'ir
our L6rd, and
that fear
sa-lem
orft-castsôf Is-ra-el.
any man's
Him
ba*rs
Jertf-
Si"-on.
He
16
in-fi-nite.
in
and scattereth the
ySa,
is
pfit their
thy chfl-dren within thee.

p 14 He maketh pSace in thy
bor-ders
and f rlleth thee wfth the
flour of wheat.
15 He sendeth forth His commandment upGn earth
and His
(Dec.) m/6 The Lord stteth ifp

the meek and brmgeth the ungodly down to^the ground.
/ 7 O sing unto the L6rd with
sing praises upon
thanksgfv-ing
the harp unto our God
mf 8 Who covereth the heaven
with clouds,*- and prepareth rain
for^the earth and maketh the grass
to grow upon the mountains, and
he'rb for~the use of men ;
9 Who giveth fodder (Into the
cat-tie
and feedeth the young
rSvens that call up-on Him.
wfs-domîs
and
For He hath made fst the

oPthy gates and hath blSssed
word runneth veVy
is^His power
Praise the L6rd,

praise thy Gdd, O
and His
grea*t
legs.
in^His mer-cy.
trilst
in
But the Lord's delight
11
thm
Jerrf-
and gather together the
He
li^hteth
swift-ly.
gfveth sn<5w like wool

hdar-fro'st
like
ash-es.
He
17
m6r-sels
frost
casteth forth His fee like

who is Sole t(5 a-bide His
18 He sendeth out
me'lt-eth them
He
:
His w6rd, and

bl6weth with
His wind, and^the wa-ters flow.

19 He sheweth His w6rd unto
Jf-cob His statutes and 6rdinances
:
un-to Is-ra-el.
He
hath not dealt so with ny

neither have the heathen
knoV-ledge of His laws.
20
na-tion
78
Psalms
EVENSONG.
148, 149.]
[Day
30.
and hail, * sn6w and vaPsalm 148. Laudate Dominum. pours wind and
st6rm, fulffll-ing
ff~\ PRAISE the Ltfrd of heaven: Hi's word
fruitV^/ praise' Him in the height.
9 Mountains and all hills
2 Praise Him, til ye an-gelsôf ful trees and all ce-dars
10 Beasts and all cat-tie w6rms
His praise Him, all His host.
and fea-thered fowls
3 Praise Him, su*n and moon
11 Kings of the Sarth and all
praise Him all ye stars and light.
pe*o-ple
princes and all jud-ges of
4 Praise Him, all ye heavens
and ye waters that a*re a-bove the the world
heavens.
f 12 Young men and maidens,*
old men and children,* praise the
5 Let them praise the Name oP
for He spake the word,
the Lord
Name of the Lord for His Name
and they were made * He corn- only is excellent,* and Hfs praise
minded, and the*y were^cre-a-ted.
above heaven and earth.
6 He hath made them fast for
13 He shall exalt the horn of His
6ver and e*v-er He hath given them people ;* all His saints shall praise
Him even the children of Israel,*
a law which shall nb*t be bro-ken.
eVen the pô- pie ^ that ser-veth
rnf 7 Praise the Ldrd upon earth
yS dragons, and all deeps
Him.
8 Fire
:
PSALM
* A.
SING
149.
Cantate Domino.
H. Brown,
unto the Lord a
nw
J.
TURLE.
5 Let the saints be joyful with

glo-ry let them rejo'ce in their beds.
A
6 Let the praises of God be* in
and a two-edged
their mouth
swo*rd in their hands
fj To be avenged of the heathen a*nd to rebuke the peo-ple
8 To bfnd their kfngs in chains ;
&nd their no*bles with links of iron.
9 That they may be avenged of
them, * is it is writ-ten
Stich
:
of saints praise
Him.
2 Let Israel rejoice in
mSde him and

:
let
Him
that
the children of
Sfbn be jdy-ful in their King.

3 Let them praise His Name in^
let them sing praises
the dance
unto Him with tabret and harp.
m/4. For the Lord hath pleasure
and helpeth the
in His peo-ple
meek-heait-ed.
:
ho*-nour~have
179
all
His
saints.
I
Psalm 15a
Day
THE PSALTER.
30.]
Psalm
P.
PRAISE God
in
50.
A. H. Brown.
2.
hd-li-
4 Praise Him in the cymbals and

da*n-ces praise Him upc5n the strings
and pipe.
:
ffr-mament of His power.

2 Praise Him in His nd-ble acts
praise Him according to His Ex-
cym-bals
cellent great-ness.
lotid
Him in the sound of the

praise Him updn the lute
3 Praise
triim-pet
150.
Laudate Dominum.
Humphreys.
His
[Psalm
and harp.
Praise
:
Him upon the well-tuned

praise Him upon the
cym-bals.
(Full) f 6 Let Svery thing that
hath breath pfaTse the Lord.
:
PROPER PSALMS FOR THE FOUR
GREAT
FESTIVALS,
AND THE FASTS OF ASH-WEDNESDAY AND GOODFRIDAY ALSO THE MISERERE FOR
USE DURING LENT.
:
Christmas -Day.
Venite,
*
exultemus Domino.
Fisher.
COME,*
let us sfhg u*n-to~

the Lord let us heartily rejoice in the strength of ou*r sal-va:
tion.

3 For the Lord is a gre"at God
<5f the earth
and the strength of
:
the
5
it
hills is
Hfs
al-so.
Hfs, and He made

and His hcinds prepa"r-ed~the
The
sea
is
)6 O
fall
mf& To-day
come, * let us worship,


7 For H6 is the L6rd our God
and the she*cp of Hi's hand.
if
ye
will
TURRHLL.
hear His

:
Me
pr6ved
M,
My
and saw
works.
It
is a people
ways.
:
Unto whom
ii
wrath
dry land.
and
* L.
J.
2.
into
My
sware in~My
that they should not eYi-ter

rest.

Son 2nd t<5 the Ho-ly Ghost
wdrld
:
Psalm
.9.
THE PSALTER.
Christmas-Day.]
[Psalms
19, 45.
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
J.
19, 45, 85.

Cos It enarrant.
19.
CoRFE.
/HP H E heavens declare the gl<5-ry n

of
JL
God
and the firmament
sheVeth His han-dy work.

2 One day telleth an6-ther and
one night cSrtifieth an-o-ther.
3 There is neither speech nor
:
lSn-guage
hea*rd
but their v6ices are
a-mong them.
4 Their sound
is
gone
ofit
into
lands and their w6rds into the

nds of the world.
5 In them hath He set a taberwhich cometh
nacle fo*r the sun
forth as a bridegroom out of his
chamber,* and rej6iceth as a giant
to run his course.
6 It goeth forth from the uttermost part of the heaven, * and
n
runneth about unto the 6nd 6f it
and there is n6thing hid
a-gain
from^the heat there-of.
mfj The law of the Lord is an
undefiled l&w, converting the soul
the testimony of the Lord is sure,*
and giveth wisdom tfn-to^the s'imSll
statutes of the
Lord are
Psalm
*
A.
45.
the
of the Lord is pure,*
n
and giveth light un-to the eyes.
9 The fear of the Lord is clean,*
and endfireth for eVer the judgments of the Lord are true,* and
righteous a*l-to-ge-ther.
10 More to be desired are they
than gold, * y6a, than much fme
gold sweeter also than h6ney, a*nd
the hon-ey-comb.
:
Moreover, by thm is Thy

and in keeping of
11
se*r-vant taught
them
12
frtfrn
Who
my
tell
how 6ft he
Thou me
cleanse
se-cret faults.
Keep Thy
presumptuous sins,*
be alway acce'pt-able
my
0"Lord
my
in
Thy
sight,
strength,
and
Re-deem-er.
Eructavit cor meum.

2
L, J.
have made un-
The
tongue is^the pen

2
6f a
re*a-dy wn-ter.
3 Thou art fairer than the chil-
TURRELL.
drenôf men full of grace are Thy

because God hath blessed
:
for ev-er.
Gird Thee with Thy sword

upon Thy thigh,* O Thou Most
Migh-ty
acc6rding to Thy worship and re-nown.
/4
can
servant also from

lest they get
the dommion o-ver me
so shall I
be undefiled,* and fnnocent fro*m
the great of-fence.
14 Let the words of my mouth,*
and the meditation oT my heart
13
lips,*
My
the're is great re-ward.
oftend-eth
H.Brown.
mf A l\ Y heart is inditing of a
1V1 g6od mat-ter I speak of
the thmgs which
tcAhe King.
rejofce the heart
commandment
15
The
and
rfght,
ple.
R. Bellamy.
2.
182
Psalms
MATTINS.
45, 85.]
[Christmas-Da\
have Thou with also thine own people, and thy

5 Good luck
Thine h6-nour ride on, because of fa-trier's house.
the word of truth,* of meekness,
12 So shall the King have pleaand righteousness,* and Thy right sure in thy beau-ty for He is thy
hand shall tea*ch Thee ter-rible Lord G6d, and wo*r-ship thou Him.
things.
13 And the daughter of Tyre shall
6 Thy arrows are very sharp,* be the're withâ gift like as the rich
and the people shall be subdued also among the people* shall make
ifn-to Thee
even in the midst their sfipplica'-tion before Thee.
:
/'14 The King's daughter is all

among the King's e-ne-mies.
7 Thy seat, O God,* endfireth glo'-rious'Vith-in her clothing is of
for eV-er
the sceptre of Thy king- wrought gold.
:
dom
is
a right scep-tre.
and Mted inf-qui-ty

wherefore
God, even Thy God,* hath anointed
Thee with the oil of gladness above
:
Thy
fel-lows.
9 All Thy garments smell of

myrrh, * aloes, and caVsi-a out of
the ivory palaces, whereby they^
have made Thee glad.
She
shall be brought unto the

raiment of nee-dle work
the virgins that be her fellows shall
bear her company,* ind shall be
brought un-to Thee.
16 With joy and gladness shall
and shall enter
the'y be brought
fnto the King's pa-lace.
17 Instead of thy fathers* th6u
shalt have clnl-dren
whom thou
1
Thou hast loved righteousness,*
King
in
make
among mayest
10 Kings' daughters were
prfn
Thy h6nourable w6*-men

upon
Thy right hand did stand the
lands.
18 I will
queen
from one generation
in a vesture of gold,*
wrought
about with di-vers co-lours.

11 Hearken, O daughter,* and
therefore
consider, incline thine ear
end.
Psalm
forget
85.
ORD, Thou
T
*
art
in
all
to ano-ther
people give
thanks unto Thee, world with-out
the
shall
Benedixisti, Domine.
become
gracious un-to^Thy land

Thou hast turned away the capt
vity of Ja-cob.
2 Thou hast forgiven the ofTBnce
and c6-vered all
of Thy pe"o-ple
remember Thy Name*
Dr.
mf
ces
3 Thou hast taken away all Thy

and turned Thyself
displea-sure
from Thy wrathful m-dig-na-tion.
:
Bridge.
4 Turn us then, O G6d our

Sa-viour
and let Thine an-ger
cease from us.
5 Wilt Thou be displeased at us
:
and wilt Thou

Thy wrath * from one
for ev-er
to an-o-ther
their sins.
J. F.
stretch out
generation
6 Wilt Thou not turn again, and

qufck-en us
that Thy people ma*y
:
re-joice in
83
Thee
[7
shew
THE PSALTER.
Christmas-Day.]
[Psalms
85, 89.
Bridge.
Shew
us
Thy
and gnmt us Thy
me'r-cy,^0 Lord
sal-va-tion.
hearken what the

say conce'rn-ing me
for He shall speak peace unto His
people,* and to His saints, that they
tfirn not a-gain.
9 For His salvation is nigh the'm
that ft&r Him that glory may d we'll
in our land.
10 Mercy and truth are m6t
7>if
will
Lord God
will
toge-ther righteousness and peace

n
have kiss-ed each o-ther.
11 Truth shall nourish out of*
the earth and rfghteousness hath
:
Mok-ed down from heaven.

12 Yea, the Lord shall shew
16ving-kfhd-ness
and our l&nd
:
shall gfve her ih-crease.

13 Righteousness shall
Him
goMng
PROPER PSALMS,
and
in the
89,
Psalm
Misericordias
89.
* A. H. Brown.
'-S'
He
gd before
His
direct
shall
way.
no, 132
Domini.
J.
Travers.
^'I g-gS-
TT*
Chan.
<S>-v&-&T G)i
as
(Major.)
mf \ T Y
lVl
song shall be alway of
the loving -kmdness 6(

with my mouth will I
the Lord
ever be shewing Thy truth * from
one generation to* an-o-ther.
:
For
be
have
said,
set tip for ev-er
Thou
* Mercy shall
Thy trtith
shalt
sta-blish in the heavens.
have made a covenant with

I
have sworn unto
Da-vid My ser-vant
3
My
cho-sen
A
4 Thy seed will I stablish for

eV-er
and set up Thy throne *
from one generation to* an-o-ther.
/5 O Lord, # the very heavens
:
shall praise Thy wJn-drous works

and Thy truth in the congregation
:
of the saints.
6 For who is he
clouds
that shall b
:
un-to^the Lord
among
the
compaV-ed
And what
gods
is he am6*ng the
that shall be lTke un-to^the
Lord?
God
is
very greatly to be feared
in the council 6f the saints
and
to
reverence of all them that

are ro*und a-bout Him.
9 O Lord God of Hosts, * wh6 is
Thy truth, most
like unto Thee
mighty Lord, fs on eve-ry side.
10 Thou rulest the raging of the
sea Thou stillest the waves thereof
when they a-rise.
Thou hast subdued Egypt, and
1
be had
in
destroyed it Thou hast scattered

enemies abroad with^Thy
migh-ty arm.
12 The heavens are Thine,* the
Thou hast
earth al-soîs Thine
laid the foundation of the round
world, and a*ll that there-in is.
:
thine
84
::
Psalm
EVENSONG
89.]
Thou
13
made
hast
and~the south
the
nrfrth
Tabor and H6rmon
Thy Name.
Thou hast a mfgh-ty arm
strong is Thy hand, and high is~
shall rejoice in
14
Thy
right hand.
Thy
seat
mercy
and trtith shall go* be-fore Thy face.
16 Blessed is the people,
L6rd, that can rejofce in Thee
they shall walk in the light oPThy
:
coun-te-nance.
and
they
sha*ll
mf $1
My
law
ments
19 For the Lorpl is tfur de-fence

the Holy One of Is-rael is our King.
spakest sometime in
visions unto Thy safnts, and saidst

I have laid help upon cne that is
mighty *
oPthe
21
have exalted one chosen
out
peo-ple.
My
have found David
ser-
with My holy oil haVe

a-n-oint-ed him.
22 My hand shall hold him fast
nd My a*rm shall strength-en him.
23 The enemy shall not be able
to do him vi-o-lence
the son of
wickedness sha*ll not hurt him.
24 I will smite down his foes
before his face
and plague the*m
that hate him.
vant
mf
My
25
mercy
shall
My Name
truth
also
be with him
shall
his
and My
and in
ho*rn
be~
floods.
Me,* Thou art

God, and my string
shall call
my Fa'-ther my
:
sal-v'a-tion.
And
28
earth.
My
My statutes,*
My comma*nd-ments
:
will visit their offences
with the
and their sin with scourg-es.

33 Nevertheless, * My lovingkindness will I not utterly take from
him nor suY-fer^My truth to fail.
34 My covenant will I not break,*
nor alter the thing that is gone 01ft
will
make him My
fffst
higher than the kings of the
lips
have sworn once by
holiness, * that
will no*t fail
Da-vid.
35 His seed shall endure for ev-er
his seat is like as the su*n before Me.
36 He shall stand fast for evermore a*s the moon
and &s the
faith-ful wit-ness~in heaven.
(Minor.)
P 37 But Thou hast abhorred
and
and forsaken Thfne Andint-ed and

:
him.
38 Thou hast broken the c6venant
art disple'as-ed at
of Thy ser-vant
to the ground.
and cast
his
crown
39 Thou hast overthrown all his

and broken down his
hedg-es
:
strong holds.
40 All they that go by spoil him
and he is become a reprdach to~his
:
ne'igh-bours.
41
Thou
hnd of
all his
26 I will set his dominion also fn

the sea
ind his rfght hand in the
born
But. if his children forsake

and walk not fn
judg-
32 If they break
ex-alt-ed.
/ 27 He
and keep not
My
horns.
Thou
keep for hfm

covenant
My
f 20
30 His seed also will I make to

endure for ev-er
&nd his thro'ne
as^the days of heaven.
in Thy righteousmake their boast.

18 For Thou art the glory 6i
their strength
and in Thy lovingkindness * Thou shalt If ft up our oPMy
ness
will
rod,
17 Their delight shall be daily in
Thy Name
mercy
:
mf
My
29
for eV-er-more
and
shall sta*nd fast with him.
Righteousness and equity are
15
the habitation 6i
[Christmas-Day.
42
e*dge
hast set up
his e'-ne-mies
:
the right
and made
Sdversa-ries to re-joice.
hast taken away
Thou
oPhis sword
and
givest
the
him
not victory in the bat-tie.

43 Thou hast put out his glo-ry:
and cast his thr6ne % down to the
ground.
44 The days of his youth hast
Thou shdrt-cn-ed and covered him
wfth dis-ho-nour.
:
[!/'45
Lord,
THE PSALTER.
Christmas-Day.]
*
A. H. Brown.
J.
m/45 Lord, how long wilt Thou

hide Thys61f, for ev-er and sh&ll
:
Thy wrath burn

46
time
like fire
O remember how
is
wherefore hast
[Pss. 89,
sh6rt
my
Thou m&de
no,
132.
Travers.
lOving-kfnd-nes-ses
which Thou
sw&rest unto Da*-vid in Thy truth ?
49 Remember, Lord, the rebuke
:
that
Thy seVvants have
do bear
and how
my bosom * the rebukes
in
men for nought ?

What man is he
of ma-ny peo-ple ;
that lfveth,
50 Wherewith Thine enemies have
and shall nc5t see death and shall blasphemed Thee, * and slandered
he deliver his s6ul frdm the hand the footsteps of Thfne AnoTnt-ed
y^Praised be the Lord for evermftre.
of hell?
r
48 Lord, where are Thy old A-men, and 'A'-men. (Gloria, Major.)
all
47
Psalm no.
Dixit Dominus.
Dr. W. Hayes.
Sir G. Elvey.
2.
( Majo r.)
w/'THE
Lord said rfn-ttAny re-pent

Thou art a Priest for
Sit Thou on My ever * after the 6rder 6i Mel-chiLord
right hand, * until I m&ke Thine se-dech.
Enemies Thy foot-stool.
5 The L6rd upon Thy right hand
2 The Lord shall send the rod of shall wound even kfhgs in the da*y
Thy p6wer out of Sf-on be Thou of His wrath.
ruler,* even
in
the
mfdst
heathen
shall
the people offer Thee free-will offerthe

ings * with an holy w6*r-ship
dew of Thy birth is of the wtfrnb
:
oFthe morn-ing.
/ 4 The Lord sware, and
Psalm
* L.
J.
m/6 He
amdng
Thine e-ne-mies.
3 In the day of Thy power
132.
shall judge among the

shall fill the places
He
with the dad bo-dies and smite

in sunder the hads over df-vers
:
coun-tries.
ft 7
in the
will no*t
He
drmk of the bro'ok

therefore shall He lTft
shall
way
up His head.
Memento, Domine.
Turrell.
2.
L.
Barcroft.
mf T ORD, remember
^nd
How
he
EVENSONG.
Pascha.]
Ps. 132,
Da*-vid
The Lord hath made a

oath unto DS-vid and He
shall not shrink from it
A 12 Of the fruit of thy bo-dy shall
I set up-on thy seat.
13 If thy children will keep My
covenant,* and My testimonies that
their children
I shall le*arn them
also shall sit upon thy se*at for ev-ermore.
14 For the Lord hath chosen
Sion * to be an habitation fo*r
Him-self H6 hath l(5ng-ed for her.
(Full) mf i^ This shall be My
here will I dwll, for
rSst for eV-er
mf
his trou-ble ;
sware tfn-to~the Lord
of Ja-cob ;
3 I will not come within the
tabernacle 6*f mine house n6r climb
:
bed
not suffer mine eyes to

sleep, * nor mine 6ye-lids to slfimber: neither the temples of my
h6ad to take a-ny rest
$ Until I find out a place for the
temple 6f the Lord an habitation
for the m%hty Go*d of Ja-cob.
, 6 Lo, we heard of the sime at
Eph-ra-ta &nd fo\md it in the wood.
4
will
and
His
We will g6 into His ta*-berna-cle

fall
her
bless
will
L6rd, into Thy restThou, and the a'rk of
and
ing-place
Thy strength.
9 Let
there-in.
low on our knSes before
haVe a^de-light
(Dec) mf 16
and will
vfctuals with fh-crease
satisfy her poor with bread.
17 I will deck her prfests with
health &nd her saints shairre-joice
foot-stool.
8 Arise,
Gdd
my
1 1
faithful
a*ll
and vowed a vow unto the Almfghty
up into
[Christmas-Day
sing.
There shall I make the horn

have
I
D&vid to flou-rish
ordained a lantern for Mfne A18
Thy priests be
clothed with
of
ngh-teous-ness and let Thy saints

sfng with joy-ful-ness.
p 10 For Thy servant Da*-vid's
sake turn not away the presence of
Thfne A-nomt-ed.
:
noint-ed.
19 As for his enemies, * I shall

but upon
clothe the'm with shame
:
himself shall his crown flou-rish.
Easter-Day.
H At Morning Prayer, instead of the Psalm, O come
these Anthems shall be sung or said.
*
R. C. Miller,
keep
fTced for us
the feast
mf2 Not
therefore
le*t
us sing,
C.
//^HRISTour Passover * is sacri-
V^
let
us
with the old leaven,*
&c,
Gardner.
nor with the Leaven of malice and

wick-ed-ness
but with the unleavened bread of since-ri-ty and
:
truth.
187
[1
Om.
v 7
-
[/CHRIST
THE PSALTER.
Easter-Day.]
[Pascha, Ps.
*
s :TiTT
come
dead dieth no more death

hath n6 more domfn-ion o-ver Him.
P 4 For in that He died, * He
slept.
V^
once
tfnto sin
/ but
Adam
2.
*d
zg
pp
'
L. Barcroft.
g? "<g.j'
do the heathen so furiously r&ge toge-ther and

why do the people ima*-gine"a vain
thing ?
_
The kings of the earth stand
up,* and the rulers take coftnsel
toge-ther against the Lord,* and
against His A-noint-ed.
3 Let us break their bonds asunder and cast away their cords from
:
us.
ff'4 He that dwelleth in heaven

shall laligh them^to scorn the Lord
shall have them in de-rl-sion.
5 Then shall He speak unto them
fn His wrath and vex them in His
:
soVe dis-plea-sure.
"6
Yet have
whereof the Lord hath safd unto

Jhoxi art My Son,* this day
have I be-got-ten Thee.
me
8 Desire of Me,* and I shall give

the heathen for Thfhe inheritance
and the utmost parts of the
e&rth for Thy pos-ses-sion.
9 Thou shalt brfiise them with a
rdd of iron
and break them in
Thee
pieces* like a poVters ves-sel.

,
mf 10 Be wise now therefore, O
ye kings be learned,* ye that are
:
jtldg-es of the earth.

1 1
Serve the Ltfrd in fear
and
with re-ve-rence.
rejoice unto
12 Kiss the Son, lest He be angry,*
and so ye perish from the rfght way
:
Him
se*t
My
King upon My holy hill of Si- on.

(Can.) p 7 I will preach the law,*
:
(Full)
in.
2, 57,
2.
ir-
Cor. xv. ao .
Quare fremuerunt gentesf
Dr. Xares.
.
~.
I1
a-live.
/Glo-ry be to the Father, a*nd to"

the Son &nd to* the Ho-ly Ghost
world
without nd. A-men.
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
that
made
f^HRlST is rfsen from

V^ the dead and be-
them
resurre*c-tion of the^dead.
8 For as in
all die
even so in Chrfst shall all be
lfveth,
(Full) f
the first-fruits ôf
(Can.)p 7 For since by ma*n came

f by man came also the
death
in that
He liv-eth "un-to God.

Likewise reckon ye also yourselves * to be dead indeed unto sin
but alive unto God through Je-sus
- Rom 9Christ our Lord.
He
C Gardner.
ani
/ /^HRIST being raised from the

di$d
His wrath be kindled,* (yea, but

a little,)* blessed are all they that
if
put their trust in Him.
Psalms
57,
MA TTINS.
in.]
PSALM
+
Miserere met. Dens.
57.
A. H.
-ter-Day.
Bsowh.
2,
if^=
B
my
mf 7 They have
be merciful unto me.*
soul
trdst-ethîn
Thee
for
and
under the shaco-.v of Thy v

shall be my refuge,^ until
t$Tanny be o-ver-pas:.
they h
and are
Mm
5
And
my
lie
mf
and
is
the heavens
all the earth.
Or
,
Dot
.^.g^SLg.'sJ
L.
Earc:
|-f^-tg-j
'
g^-
WILL
give thanks unto the

my whoie heart
secretly among the faithful, * and
fn the con-gre-ga-tion.
2 The works of the Ltfrd are great
sought out of all the'm tha't have
plea-sure~there-in.
Lord with
His work is worthy to be

3
praised,* and had in ho-nour and
4 is righteousness endu*r-eth~for
:
ev-er.
jove
an
2.
~~^~-
^
^z
T. S.
f 1 1 For the greatness of

mercy re ache th
and T:.
*the clouds.
i-l
ff 12 Setup Ti.
r/a-tions.
children of men. that are se't on hre

whose teeth are spears and arrows,
and their tongue a sharp sword.
ff6 Set up Thyself, O God, above
and Thy glory above
the heavens
all the earth.
1.
I
will give thanks unto
Lord,* among the peo-ple
will sing unto Thee a
10
Thee,
among li'-ons.
even among the
s6ul
me,*
m'dst of it
fallen fnto the
:aem-=elves.
God,*
/8 My hrart is fixed.
my hear: is Tx-ed I
:. and
give praise.
ff<) Awake up, my glory ;* an
ill awa*ke
this
2 I willcadluntothem'-: high God:

even unto :he God tb
the ca\ise which" I have in hand.
5 He shall send from heaven
and save me from the reproof of
that "would eat me up.
4 God shall send forth His mer-cy"
and truth
my
laid a net for
and pressed doVn
feet,*
-3
L 2-
g ^
^=^=:3
4 The merciful and gracious

Lord hath so done His maVvellous
works
that they ought to be had
in remem-brance.
mf 5 He hath given meat unto
them that fear Him He shall ever
be mindful oY His co-ve-nant.
6 He hath shewed His people the
power oFHis works that He
:
give
then.
189
them the heritage 6i the hea[7
The
THE FSALTER.
.LASTER-iJAY.J
Dr. T.
1.
S.
Dupuis.
e-qui-ty.
/9 He
po-ple
sent redemption unto His
He
hath
J.
mf 10 The
Lord is the
wfs-dom
a good
understanding have all they that do
thereafter, * the prafse of it endifr-
begmning
praise the
NSme
of the
B16ssed be the Name oFthe

thfs time fdrth for ev-ermore.
2
Lord from
:
Lord's
Name
is
prafs-ed
from the rising up of the sun * Onto

the go-ing down of~the same.
4 The Lord is high ab6ve all
heS-then &nd His gl<5-ry above the
eth'Yor ev-er.
like unto the
Psalm
J.
Lord
114.
Battishill.
* A.
M. Sevvell.
Himself to behold the things that

a*re in heaven and earth ?
6 He taketh up the sirnple ou*t
oFthe dust andltfteththep6orout
oPthe mire
7 That He may s6t him with the
prih-ces
even with the princes 6i
His peo-ple.
:
8
to
is
113, 114, 118.
our God, * That h&th His dw^lling^so high

and yet humbleth
heavens.
mf 5 Who
2.
Lord.
The
fear of the
of
Laudate, pueri.
113.
Barney.
/T) RAISE the L6rd, ye se*r-vants
Barcroft.
commanded His
Psalm
113, 114-
covenant for ever, * h61y and reverend is His Name.
PROPER PSALMS,
in,
* L.
2.
7 The works of His hands are

verity and Judg-ment
ail
His
command-ments are true.
8 They stand fast for 6ver and
e*v-er
and are done in trrfth and
LPSS.
He maketh
kep house
the barren
and
mtf-therôf cKil-dren.
In exitu
2.
Israel.
to
w6man
be a j6yful
rsAiJCS 114,
jL
\|
JLA5TER-DA1
JL S\
your.r sheep
The sa saw
and
tha*t,
fled
r/*7
Tremble, thou earth, * at
Lord
the presence 6i the
The mlur.tair.E s"-ur_ -ped~hke

rams and the little hills like young
u
sheep.
thee,
aileth
lLM
X^
at the
:
thou
i i 8.
ConfiUmini Domino.
L
-^
=^=^
f(~\ G VE
thanks unto the Lord,*
fi
for
IS
that He
that His
Le: Israel
now
confess,
dv.V
and
mercy endur-ettTfor
ev-er.
(Can.) 3 Let the house of Aaron

noVcon-fess rfull; that His
:.
endrfr r eth"for ev-er.

(Dec.) 4 Yea, let
fear the Lord
5
that
h that
called u:: n the 1' rd

d the Lord heard me
:
: >:
me
hey kept
in
on
r-rys.ie
it the
Lord
will" I des-troy
them.
They came about
r ::
like bees, * and are extinct even as

'
the :"r: - u ':_- tl.-j th.ms
~'u..
for in the
of the Lord Twill
:
Name
destroy thentL
them now
BV-CT.
/*//J
ev-er.
2
^m
because His mercy endtir-etn^for

Dec. j
Ai
Tr^T^
preserve :: the _V'd ; r ;a-:;h

8 Who turned the hard rock into a standing wS-ter
and the flihtstone fn-toâ spring-ing welL
:
What
(Can.jp 13/Thou has: thrust s6re

me, that
J might fall but the
Ldfd was my help.
_ The Lftrd is my strength,
and~my song and is becdme
at
sal-va-;
at large.
6 The Lord
de
I will
not fear what man do-eth
h rd taketh my pan with
thm that help me therefore shall
I see mydesfre upo'nmine e-ne-:
8 It is better to trust in'the
Lord than to pQt any c<5n-n-dence
:':'-
of joy
and health
is
in the dwellings
the right
hand
hh-teous :
of the L6rd bringeth
in
man.
better to trust in~the Lord

than to put any confidence in pr:":
i o All nations c6mpassed me rtfund
a-bout (full) mi, bu: in the Name
of the L6rd will I des-troy them.
/ 1 6 The right hand of the Lord,*

hith the pre-?-mi-nence
the r
hand of the Lord bringeth mfgh-ry
:
things to A ;
mfij
It is
shall not die, but live
and declare the works of the Lord.

1 8
The Lord hath chastened and
:t-ed
me
:
91
but H hath not

un-to death.
:
[J 19
Opea
THh T SALTER.
.Laster-Day.j
[Ps.
1 1
Venite.
8,
*F. RUSHBROOKE.
f 19 Open me the g&tes of righteous-ness

that I may go into
them, * and give thanks un-to^the
Lord.
20 Thfs is the ga*te oPthe Lord
the rfghteous shall en-ter in-to it.
(Can.)
Lord
will
Help
25
me
now,
Lord, send us n6*w pros-
pe-ri-ty.
Blessed be He that cOmeth

Na*me oPthe Lord we have
wished you good luck,* ye that &re
/ 26
in the
hast heard
mf
thank Thee, * for Thou
me and art become my

:
sil-va-tion.
of the hGuse of the Lord.

mf 27 God is the Lord who hath
sheV-ed"us light bind the sacrifice
with cords,* yea, Sven unto the horns
:
22 The same stone which the

is become the
builders refus-ed
head-stone in the cor-ner.
23 Thfs is the Lord's doing &nd
it is mar-vellous in our eyes.
CFull) 24 This is the day which
the L(5rd hath made we will rejoice
and^be glad in it.
:
oPthe
al-tar.
my God,* and I
will tj^Snk Thee Thou art my G6d,
/28 Thou
art
and
Thee.
(Full) 29 O give thanks unto the
Lord,* for He is grS-cious and His
I
will praise
m6rcy endur-ethTor
ev-er.
A.scension -D ay.
$tettttti0.
Venite,
* A.
exultemus Domino.
H. Brown.
f (~\ COME,*
let us sing iin-to^

the Lord
let us heartily
V_y
2.
va-tion.
2 Let us
come before His presence

with thanksgiv-ing
and shew ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
aid a great Kfng above all gods.
:
4 In His hand are
all
W. Ridley.
the corners
and the strength of

the htlls is His al-so.
it
and His h&nds prepa*r-ed^the
the earth
(5f
dry land.
/$ 6 O come,*
fall
down
let us worship and

and kneel before the
Lord our Ma-ker.
192
Venite, Pss.

and we are the people of His pasture, and the sheep of His hand.
mfZ To-day if ye will hear His
voice,* harden ndt your hearts
as
Unto whom
11
wrath
into
I swa*re in~My
My
rest.
Glory be
When
Me
to the
Father, a*nd to"

nftw, and ever shall be
world
without elid. 'AVmen.
the Son

proved M, and saw My

works.
10 Forty
[Ascension- Day.
grieved with this genera*-tion,ând

said
It is a people that do err in
My ways.
ness
9
MATTINS.
8, 15.]
long * was
years
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
8, 15, 21.
Domine, Dominus
8.
nosier.
L. Lakckoft.
^ppspip
ÎE
^ So w^m
f f^\ LORD our Governour,* how
5 Thou madest him 16wer than

Thy Name in the an-gels
to crown him with
Thou that hast sSt gM-ryând wor-ship.
all the world
6 Thou makest him to have doThy glo-ry~a-bove the heavens
KJ
excellent
is
Out of the mouth of very babes
mfhion of the works
under his feet

shSep and ox-en
ya, and
the beasts of the field
7 All
tha*t
Thou
vi-sitest
Psalm
him
1).
walketh through the paths of the

seas.
(Full) 9 O LOrd our Gtf-vernour how Excellent is Thy Na*me

in all the world
:
Do mine,
15.
8 The fowls of the air,* and the

fishes 6i the sea
and whatsoever
the moon and the st&rs,

which Thtfu hast ordain-ed.
4 What is man,* that ThOu art
and the s6n of
mmd-furof him
man,
things in
all
subje'c-tion
that Thou mightest still the

mies
enemy, a*nd theâ-veng-er.
tnf 3 For I will consider Thy
heavens,* even the w6rks of Thy
ffh-gers
oPThy hands
and Thou hast put
and sucklings hast Thou ordained

strength,* because of Thine e'-ne-
PiKCEI.L.
quis habitat it
*
2.
A. H.
Brown.
W^
3BEi3
fnf
J^z-^ fAA^J-J
iI
T ORD,
I
who
>
shall
hill ?
in
Thy
rest
who
dwell
hall
tabcrna-clc
upon
Thy
or
01
ho-!y
:
Even
he, that lOadcth an
11
n-
and docth the thing

which is right, * and spCaketh the
truth from his heart.
corrupt
193
life
I3
He
I
-.
TER.
wfigt-'z'Z-r
ad
h bour,
and
hih-drance.
He
15, 21.
2.
-~
PS&LMS
and
his
nor raken
mor.:'
re war
die in-no- Deal
Whoso
(Full) mf-j
doeth these
He
Tua.
&^
-tj-^
'
;-
*-
J;: ,^j
^
3
. z.i
feci
Lord ; exceeding
Thy hand
Thy
.-non.
-.at
Thou
him
tfme
in
him
pure gold
hand
shall
hate Thee.
make them
shalt
the Lord shall

I
right
like a
wrath
ion in His
oFThy
* and the fire shall

hem.
10 Their fruit shalt Thou r6ot
<5ut of" the earth
and their seed
from am<5ng the chil-dren n of
re,
of
_
/5
His bononr
Thee,* and
^Tng
is
life
great in
Thy
rship
him.
men.
11 For they intended mfschief
against Thee
and imagined such
a device * as they are not a*-ble to
per-form.
:
12 Therefore
them^to
flight
Thy bow
m-
King
and
shalt
Thou
shalt
and the
ptft
strings of
Thou make riady
agafnst the face of them.
/13
Be Thou
exalted, L6rd, in
Thine 6*wn strength

s6 will we
and praise Thy power.
:
_;.
Pâl:.
[ASCEXSIOX-OAT.
_-
;a1:/5. -. -.
*=
g
s &
:S
.-
g ^ v ^ g ^
g ^
:c~:
e
"
cc
l ir.
1.5
fci
vi-;:y.
:'.
r j
:
5;-:rr.
nd
fr-z-
::
iert't if
~. -
re--:e:ve
:
and
-J
Psalm
no
c:"
:".ess:ir
rigimtccMBSoess
47.
OmuusgmU
::':
Jl
jrg-^V gf
Psalm
*
f (~\ GOD, my
Paratum
108.
A. H. Brown.
heart
is
mern-ber that I have.

I
2 Aw&ke, thou lute, and harp
mysSlf will awa*ke right ear-ly.
3 I will give thanks unto Thee, O
Lord,* amOng the peb-ple I will sing
praises untoThê amorig the na-tions.
p 4 For Thy mercy is greater
and Thy truth
than the heavens
meum.
J.
Heywood.
My
me
G6d,
fn-to
E-dom ?
Hast not Thou forsaken u*s,

God and wilt not Thou, O G6d,
ii
aboVe the heavens and Thy gl6ry

ab8ve all the earth.
(Dec.) 6 That Thy beloved may
b6 delf-ver-ed let Thy right hand
sve them, and har Thou me.
mf 7 God hath sp6ken in His
:
go forth with our hosts
12
help us against the e*-ne-my
for vafn is the help of man.
Venite.
08,
My
and divide Sichem,* and mete 6ut

the val-leyôf Siic-coth.
8 Gilead is Mme, and ManaVses"
is Mine Ephraim also is the strength
head.
of
9 Judah is My law-giver,* M6ab
is My wSsh-pot
over Edom will I
shoe, * upon Philfetia
cast out
wfll I tri-umph.
p io Who will lead me into the
str6ng cCty : and who will bring
ready,*
:
n
rea*ch-eth un-to the clouds.
up Thyself,
Set
(Full)fs
cor
[Ps.
2.
V-/ my h6art is re*a-dy I will

sing and give praise * with the bst
ho*-li-ness
THE PSALTER.
Ascension-Day.]
13 Through G6d we shall d<5

great acts and it is He that shall
trad do*wn our e-ne-mies.
:
will rejoice therefore,
IVhitsun-Day.
Venite,
exultemus Domino.
*E. H. Wilkinson.
f C\ COME,*
let
us sfhg tfn-to
joice in the strength of our sal-vation.
2 Let us come before His pr6and

sence with thanksgfv-ing
sh6w ourselves gld in Him with
Psalms.
196
Venite,
3 For the L6rd is a gre'at God

and a great Kfng above all gods.
61 the earth
and the strength of
:
the hills
5
it
is
Hfs
al-so.
Hfs, and He made

The
sea
is
dry land.
/6
and
come, *
down
fall
us w6rship,
let
if
ye
will
hear His

:
48.
fn the wil-der-
9 When your fathers te'mpt-edMe

with thfs genera*-tion,~and said
It
a people that do err in theii
ways.
:
is
11
wrath
Unto wh6m
sware in^My
My rest.
/ Glory be to
into
the Father, a*nd
to"*
Son and to the Ho-ly Ghost

w6rld
the
without dnd.
PROPER PSALMS,
PSALM
[Whits un-Day.
day of temptation
ness
and knSel before

7 For H6 is the Lord our God
m/S To-day
;:
MATTINS.
Ps. 48.]
"A'-men.
48, 68.
Magnus Do minus.
H. Wicks.
RE AT is the Lord,* and hfghly
of Hosts,* in the city 6f our God

be pra*is-ed in the city of God uph61deth the same for ev-er.
our God,* eVen upo*n His ho-ly hill.
mf 8 We wait for Thy 16vingmf 2 The hill of Sion is a fair kfnd-nessÔ God fh the midst oC
place, * and the j6y of the wh61e Thy tem-ple.
earth upon the north-side lieth the
9 O God, according to Thy
f/~*
V-J
to
city of the great King ;* God is

well known in her palaces as a sGre
re-fuge.
3 For 16, the kfngs oPthe earth

are gathered, and gone by to-ge-ther.
4 They marvelled to sê such
things
they were astonished, and
:
sdd-denly cast down.
Name,* so is Thy praise unto the

world's end
Thy right hand is full
of righ-teous-ness.
10 Let the mount Sion rejoice,*
and the daughter of Ju-dah'be glad:
because of~Thy judg-ments.
Walk about Sion, * and go
1
round about her and te'll the towers
:
Fear came there up6n them,

and sor-row as upon a woman in
there-of.
her tra-vail.
6 Thou shalt break the ships oP
the sea through the east-wind.
7 Like as we have heard, * so
have we seen in the city of the Lord
up her hous-es
the'm that~come
12
Mark
(Full)f
God*
well her bulwarks.that ye may
13
for 6ver
telJ
af-ter.
For this God is out

and ev-er He shall
:
bC our gifide un-to death.

97
[Psalm
68.
THE PSALTER.
Whitsun-Day.]
Psalm
[Psalm
Exurgat Deus.
68.
*J.
/T
I
ET God
arise,*
and
them also
Him.
that h&te
Thy g6odness
His
let
Snemies be scaVter-ed
Like as the smoke vanishn

* s6 shalt Thou drfve them
a-way and like as wax melteth at
the fire,* so let the ungodly parish
p
a*t the pre-sence of God.
righteous be gl&d
the
let
But
3
they of the h6usehold divi-ded the
rejoice before
God
jby-ful.
let
spoil.
mfii Though ye have lien among
them
/4
Him in His Name JAH, and
rejofce
Him.
He
a Father of the fatherless, * and defendeth the c&use of

the wi-dows even God in His h61y
5
the pots, * yet shall ye bS as the

wings oPa dove that is covered with
silver wmgs, and her feVthers lVke
gold.
14 When the Almighty scattered
kfngs for^their sake then were they
as white as snoV in Sal-mon.
15 As the hill of Basan, * s6 is
God's hill even an high hill, as the
Mil of Ba-san.
16
hop ye so, ye high hills?*
this is God's hill,* in the which it
plSaseth Hfm to dwell
yea, the
:
O sing unto God,* and sing

magnify
praises tfn-to^His Name
Him that rideth upon the heavens,
as it were upon anjiorse;* praise
be-fore
for the
m/2
be me'r-ryând
prepa*r-ed
fi I The L6rdgave the word great

was the company 6i the preach-ers.
12 Kings with their armies did
flSe, and were disco'm-fit-ed
and
eth,
also
Barney.
poor.
let
Him ftee be-fore
and
68.
is
h-bi-ta-tion.
Why
the God that maketh

men to be of one mind in an
house,* and bringeth the prisoners
but letteth
out of captf-vi-ty
the runagates conti-nueîn scarce-
twenty thousand,* even thousands
ness.
18 Thou
Thou hast led captivity captive,* and
He
is
God,* when Thou wentest

7
forth before the po-ple when Thou
wSntest through the wil-der-ness,
:
The
earth shook, *
and the
heavens dr6pped at the pre'-senceôf

God even as Sinai also was moved
at the presence of God,* Who is the
:
G6*d of Is-ra-el.
mf 9 Thou, O God, * sentest a
gracious rain upon Thine inhe'-ritance and refrSshedst it whe'n \\T
was wea-ry.
io Thy congregation shall dwe'll
there-in for Thou, O God,* hast of
:
Lord
will
17
abide
The
of Sn-gels
them,* as
fn it^for ev-er.
chariots of God
and the Lord
are
among
is
holy pla*ce of Si-nai.

art gone up on high,*
in the
recSived gifts for men yea, even for

Thine enemies,* that the Lord G6d
might dwe'll a-mong them.
19 Praised be the L6rd dai-ly
even the God Who helpeth us,* and
pdureth His be'-nefits upon us.
20 He is our God,* even the God
:
Whom
of
c6meth salva*-tion God is
we escapedeath.
the Lord, by
mf i\ God shall wound the h6ad
and the hairy
of His e'-ne-mies
scalp of such a one as g6eth on still
n
in his wick-ed-ness.
198
Whom
Psalms
22
bring
MATTINS.
68, 104.]
The Lord hath
My
said,*
will
people again,* as
did
from Ba*-san
Mine own
will
bring again,* as I did sometime

from the dep of the sea.
23 That thy foot may be dipped
in the bl6od of thine e*-ne-mies
and that the tongue of thy dogs
may be re*d through the same.
24 It is well seen, O G6d, how
:
Thou g6*-est how Thou, my God and

:
King,* gOest in the sanc-tua-ry.

25 The singers go before,* the
minstrels follow af-ter in the midst
are the damsels playing with the
:
tim-brels.
f 26
Give thanks,
Israel,* unto
God the Lord in the congregt-tions
fr6m the ground of the heart.

mj 27 There is little Benjamin
their ruler,* and the princes of
the princes
Jfidah their coun-sel
of Zabulon, * and the prfn-cesôf
Neph-tha-li.
28 Thy God hath sent forth
strength for thee stablishthe thing,
O God, that Thdu hast wrought in us,
29 For Thy temple's sake at Je:
ru-sa-lem so shall kfhgs bring pre

sents un-to Thee.
30 When the company of th*
spear-men, and multitude of the
mighty * are scattered abroad among the beasts of the people,* so
that they humbly bring pieces of
sil-ver and when He hath scattered
the people that de-light in war
31 TJien shall the princes come
out of E-gypt
the Morians' land
shall soon stretch out her hands
un-to God.
/32 Sing unto God,* O ye kfhg
doms 6*f the earth O sing prafs-es
unto the Lord
Who sitteth in the heavens
over ail * from the begfn-ning lo,
He doth send out His voice,* ya,
and tha*t a migh-ty voice.
34 Ascribe ye the power to G6d
over Is-ra-el
His wdrship, and
strength is in the clouds.
35 O God,* wonderful art Thou
in Thy holy pla-ces
even the God
of Israel;* He will give strength
and power unto His people ; blessed be God.
:
/ T) RAISE
JT
Lord
104.
Benedic,
A. H. Brown.
mca.
H. Brown.
2.
O my soul chambers in the

my God,* Thou art keth the clouds
glorious ;*
Thou
cl6thed with majesty and honour.

Thou deckest Thyself with
2
light* as it were with a gar-ment
and spreadest out the heavens lfke
art
a cur-tain.
Who
104, 145
am ma
the Lord,
become exceeding
PROPER PSALMS,
PSALM
[Whitsun-Daî
upon
walketh
wind.
mf 4
spi-rits
ing
wa-ters
and ma-
His chariot,* and

the wings of the
He maketh His Sngels

and His ministers a flam-
fire.
He laid the foundations 6i the

earth
that it never should moVe
at a-ny time.
5
layeth the
beams
of His
99
[6
Thou
THE PSALTER.
Whitsun-Day.]
* A.
1,
Thou
coveredst
it
H. Brown.
with
deep * like as with a gSr-ment

waters sta'nd in the
7
flee
the
the
at the
Thy thun-def they
are
a-fraid.
8
hills
They go up as high as the

* and d6wn to the val-leys^be-
neath
even unto the place which
Th6u hast appofnt-ed fo'r them.

9 Thou hast set them their bounds
which they
neither
not pass
n
turn agafn to co-ver the earth.
p 10 He sendeth the springs fnto
which run a-mong the
the rivers
sha*ll
hills.
11 All beasts of the field drink

there-of and the wild a*ss-es quench
:
their thirst.
12 Besides
them * shall the fowls

of the air have their habita-tion
and sfhg am<5ng the branch-es.
13 He w&tereth the hills from^
a-bove the earth is ftlled with the
fruft of Thy works.
14 He bringeth forth gnss for
the cat-tie and green herb fof the
ser-viceôf men
That He may bring food out
1
of the earth,* and wine that maketh
glad the heart of man and oil to make
him a cheerful countenance, * and
bread to strength-en man's heart.
in/ 16 The trees of the Lord also
even the cedars of
are full of sap
Llbanus which He* hath plant-ed
17 Wherein the birds ma*ke their
nests and the fir-trees are a dwelling for the stork.
18 The high hills are a refuge
for the wTld goats
and so are the
stony ro*cks for^the co-nies.
19 He appointed the moon for
ft
:
2.
hills.
At Thy rebrfke they
v6ice of
[Psalm
104.
A. H. Brown.
certain se'a-sons and the sfin

eth^his go-ing down.
:
knoV-
20 Thou makest darkness that it

ma'y be night
wherein all the
blasts of the forest do move.
21 The lions rearing aT-tef their
prey d6 seêk their meat from God.
mf 22 The sun ariseth,* and they
get them away together
and 13y
:
them dGwn
in their dens.
goeth forth to his
work,*
23 Man
&ndtohisla*-bour: until the eve-ning.
/ 24 O Lord, how manifold a*re
Thy works in wisdom hast Thou
made them all * the arth is full
:
of Thy rich-es.
mf 25 So is
the great and wide

wherein are things
sea Si - so
creeping innumerable, both small
and great beasts.
26 There go the ships,* and there
is that Levf-a-than whom Thou hast
:
m&de
to ta*ke his
pastime there-in.
27 ThSse wait all upon Thee that

give them meat in due
:
Thou mayest
season.
28
When Thou givest it th8m they
and when Thou openest

it
Thy h&nd they are fill-ed'^with good.
p 29 When Thou hidest Thy f&ce
they are troub-led pp when Thou
gif-ther
takest away their breath they die,*

and are tQrned agafn to their dust.
/ 30 When Thou lettest Thy

breath go forth they shalfbe made
and Thou
shalt
renew the face of*
the earth.
ff -$\ The glorious Majesty of the

Lord shall endfire for ev-er
the
Lord shall rejoice in His works.
:
p 32 The earth shall tremble at

if He do but
the ltfok of Him
t6uch the Kills, they shall smoke.
:
:;
Psalm
EVENSONG.
145.]
/ 33 I will sing unto the Lord as

I will praise
my
ldng asÎ live
God while I have my be-ing.
34 And so shall my words please
Him my joy shall be in the Lord.
:
Psalm
11
*p
-rrs
g>
pg-t
piRH
f^
-[-
-^-'
'
/TWILL
magnify Th8e, O Gtfd,

my King and I will praise
Thy Name for eV-erând ev-er.
J.
\V. A.
2.
Wi
O my
praise thou the L6rd,

praise the Lord.
'fiy ^ d j i H\ &-i^jjîi-
**-
*Y..h
35 As for sinners,* they shall be

consumed out of the earth, * and
the ungodly shall come to~an end
soul,
Exaltabo Te, Deus.
145.
*A. M. Sewell.
ffi 1
[Whitsux-Day.
2 Every day will I give thanks

unto Thee and praise Thy N&me
for eV-erând ev-er.
(Full) f 3 Great is the Lord, and
marvellous,* worthy to be praTs-ed
thSre is no e'nd of ^ His great:
ness.
r r
Blakeley.
ûj-J
â
^-hI
^n-pM
11 They shew the glory of Thy

kfhg-dom &nd ta*lk of Thy power
12 That Thy power, Thy glory,*
and mightiness of Thy kfng-dom
might be kn6*wn un-to men.
13 Thy kingdom is an everlasting
kffig-dom
and Thy dominion en:
throughout all a-ges.

p 14 The Lord upholdeth all siich
as fall and lifteth up all thSse that
are down.
dfireth
(Dec.)f 4 One generation shall

praise Thy works unto anG-ther
15 The eyes of all wait upon The*e,
O Lord and Thou givest them their
knd declare Thy power.
5 As for me,* I will be talking of m6at in dde sea-son.
16 Thou openest Thine hand
Thyw6*r-ship Thy glory, Thy praise,
and fillest ill things living with
and won-drous works
6 So that men shall speak of plen-teous-ness.
the mfght of Thy ma*r-vellous acts
mf 17 The Lord is rfghteous in
and I will also teHl of ^Thy great- a*ll His ways and hoMy~in all His
:
works.
ness.
7 The memorial of Thine abundant kfndness shall be she\v-ed and
men shall sfng of n Thy righteous:
ness.
p 8
The Lord
is
gracious,
and
meVci-ful long-suffering * &nd of

grat good-ness.
9 The Lord is loving unto e've-ry
man and His mercy is d-ver all
His works.
/ 10 All Thy works prafse Thee,^
O Lord and Thy saints give thanks
un-to Thee.
:
18
The Lord
nigh unto
is
all
that ca*ll upon Him

yea, all
such as call upo*n Him faith-ful-ly.
19 He will fulfil the desire of them
that fe*ar Him
He also will hear
them
ancPwiU help them.

20 The Lord preserveth all them
that love Him but scattereth abroad
their cry,
all
the'un-god-ly.
My
21
mouth shall speak the
prafse oPthe Lord and let all flesh
rive thanks unto His holy Name for
ev-er "and ev-er.
THE PSALTER.
Ash-Wednesday.]
[Venite, Ps.
6.
Ash- Tfêdnesday.
Venite,
J.
exultemus Domino.
GOLDWIN.
* A.
2.
H. Brown.
I"
"-f
f C\ COME,* let
us sfhg rfn-tcT
\^J
tion.

with thanksgfV-ing and sheV ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
:
the earth
<5f
the
hills is
The
5
it
His
sea
is
and the strength

al-so.
His,
and He made
n
prepa*r-ed the
and His hands
of
/6 O
fall
come, *
us w6rship,
let
the L(5rd our Ma-ker.

7 For He is the L(5rd our God
:
if
ye will hear His

your hearts as
no*t
provocation,* and as in the

9 When your fathers tmpt-ed
;
Me
pr6ved
Me*,
My
and saw
works.
r
It
is a people
hearts, for they ha*ve not known My
ways.
n
:
into
My
whom I sware in
Unto
ii
My
rest.

wftrld
now, and eVer# shall be
A*-men.
without nd.
:
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
To-day
harden
in the
wrath
dry land.
and
m/S
voice, *
6, 32, 38.
Do/nine, ne in furore.
A. H. Brown.
2.
6.
L. J.
TURRELL.
4 Turn Thee, O L6rd, and delfr

O save me ftfr Thy
ver my soul
mer-cy's sake.
chasten me in Thy dis-plea-sure.
5 For in death n6 man reme'mp 2 Have mercy upon me, O
and who will ive
L6rd, for V am weak O Lord, hSal bereth Thee
Thee tha'nks in the pit ?
me, for my bdnes are vex-ed.
6 I am weary of my groaning *
3 My soul also is sore trou-bled
how \6ng wilt^Thou every nfght wash I' my bed and
but, L6rd,
w&ter my crfuch with my tears.
pun-ish me ?
202
rebuke me not in
Thine fndigna'-tion: neither
mp(~\ LORD,*
vj
Psalms
MATTINS.
32, 38.]
My
beauty is g8ne for very

7
trou-ble and worn away because of
a*ll mine e-ne-mies.
8 Away from me, * all ye
for the Lord
that work va*-ni-ty
hath hSard the voice of^my weep:
ing.
Psalm
The Lord hath he&rd my pet
my
thS L6*rd wilPre-ceive

prayer.
mf 10 All mine enemies shall be
confounded,* and sore vx-ed they
shall be turned back,* and put to
shSme sud-den-ly.
tion
quorum,
Beati,
32.
Kelway.
T.
[Ash-Wednesday.
Dr. W. Hayes.
2.
-A
W^- Mm
'
mf T) LESSED is he whose unJD righteousness fs for-given

:
and wh6se
sfn is co-ver-ed.
2 Blessed is the man unto whom
and in
the L6rd impif-teth^no sin
whose spfrit there is no guile.
:
p 3 For whf le I he'ld my tongue

my bones consumed away through
my daf-ly complain-ing.
:
Thy hand
4 For
heavy up6n
night and my moisture

like the draught in sum-mer.
me da*y and
is
is
my
ackn6wledge
will
sin
unto Thee and mine unrighteousness haVe I not hid.

6 I said,* I will confess my sins
:
iin
to^the
forgclvest
Lord
and so Thou
wick-edness of
the
my
sin.
For
this
shall every one that

his prayer unto Thee,*
godly make
in a tfme when
is
Thou
ma*yest be
PSALM
38.
found but in the great waterfloods*

thy shall ndt come nigh him.
8 Thou art a place to hide me
in, * Thou shalt preserve me from
:
trGu-ble
Thou
shalt
compass me
ab6ut with so*ngs of deli-ver-ance.

;;//*9 I will inform thee, * and
teach thee in the A way wherein
thou^shalt go and I will guide thee
with Mine eye.
10 Be ye not like to horse and
mule, * which have n6 understanding
whose mouths must be held
with bit and bridle,* lest they fall
up-on thee.
1
Great plagues remain for the
ung6*d-ly
but whoso putteth his
trust in the Lord,* mercy embraceth
:
him on ev-ery side.

/12 Be glad, O ye
rejoice in^the
y6 that~are
all
Lord
righteous,
and be
and
joyful,
true of heart.
Do?nine, ne in furore.
T. PURCELL.
C.
2.
Gardner.
*J when Major.
/T)UT
in
en
me
me
OL6rd,
Thine an-ger neither chast-
me
in
not to rebuke,
:
Thy
he'a-vy'Mis-plea-sure.
For Thine Arrows stick fa*st in

and Thy hnd pre'ss-eth mc
sore.
203
[3
There
THE PSALTER.
Ash-Wednesday.]
T. PURELL.
1.
*$
[Psalms
38, 102.
Gardner.
* C.
2.
when Major.
is no health in my flesh,*
because of ThydispleVsure neither
talked of wickedness,* and imagined

deceit a*ll the day long.
my b6nes, by
my sin.
For my wickednesses are
13 As for me,* I was like a dSaf

man, and he*ard not and as one
that is dumb, who dtfth not open
his mouth.
3 There
is
there any rest in
re*a-son of
Pp
g6ne o*-vermy head and are like

a sore bfirden, too heVvy^for me to
:
14
became even
he'ar-eth not &nd in

are no re-proofs.
bear.
My
wounds
and
stfhk,
a*re
thf6ugh my fool-ish-ness.
6 I am brought into so great
that I go
tr6uble and mf-se-ry
cor-rupt
f<5r
de-sire and
from Thee.
:
my groaning is
17
plague
in
my
And
I,
and
truly,
my
am
set in^the
heaviness
is
eV-er
sight.
18 For I will confSss my wfcked-ness ind be soVry for my sin.

19 But mine enemies lfVe, and
are mfgh-ty and they that hate me
wr6ngfully are ma*-nyîn num-ber.
20 They also that reward evil for
go6d are against me
because I
fbllow the tiring that good is.
not hid
My
10
heart panteth, * my
and the
strength hath fafl-ed me
sfght of mine e'yes is gone from me.
lovers and my neigh11
My
bours* did stand looking up6n
my
my
kfhsmen st6*od
and
trou-ble
a-far off.
12 They also that sought after
my life laid sna*res for me and
they that went about to do me evil
:
me.
ag'ainst
my
my
trflimph d-ver me
for when
foot slipped,* they rej6iced grat-ly
all
1 6
I have required that they, *
even mine enemies, * should not
m6urning a*ll the day long.

7 For my loins are ft lied with a
so*re dis-ease and there is n6 whole
pa*rt in^my bo-dy.
8 I am feeble, and sore smit-ten
I have roared for the v6ry disqufetness of my heart
p 9 Lord, Thou knowest
that
I pift
m&n
whose mo*uth
5 For in Thee, O L6rd, have

my trust Thou shalt Answer
me, r O Lord my God.
mf
as a
21 Forsake
God
Lord G6d of
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
102.
H. PURCELL.
me
not,
my
L6*rd
be not Thou far from me.

22 H&ste Thee to heTp me
:
my
sal-va-tion.
102, 130, 143.
Domine, exaudi.
R. Farrant.
iie^s^
204
Psalm
p T T EAR my
and
prayer,
my
16t
Lord
crying
When He
turneth Him unto

the prayer of the poor deVti-tute
and despfseth not their de-sire.
18 This shall be written for those
that come af-ter
and the people
which shall be btfrn shall praise the
Lord.
17
For He hath looked d6wn from

1
His sa*nc-tua-ry out of the heaven
:
did the Lc5rd be-hold the earth
That He might hear the

mournings * of such as are fn
captf-vi-ty and deliver the children
20
flesh.
6 I am become like a pSlican in

the wfl-der-ness and like an 6wl
that is fn the de-sert.
7 I have watched,* and am even
as it were a spSr-row that sitteth
al6ne upo*n the house-top.
8 Mine enemies revile me all the^
day long and they that are mad
upon me * are sw6rn toge'-ther
against me.
9 For I have eaten ishes a*s it~
:
were bread and mfngled my drfnk

with weep-ing
10 And that because of Thine
mdigna*-tior/and wrath
for Thou
hast laken me ifp, and cast me down.
1
My (Jays are g6ne like a shadow and I am wf-thered 1Y ke grass.
mf 12 But, Thou, O Lord, * shalt
endure for eV-er and Thy remembrance throughout all ge'-ne- ra:
tions.
appoint-ed un-to death

21 That they may declare the
Name
in Sf-on
and
Je-ru-sa-lem
22 When the people are gathered
together and the kingdoms al-so,~
to serve the Lord.
^23 He brought down my strength
in my joilr-ney and shoVt-ened my
days.
24 But I said,* O my God,* take
me not aw&y in the mfdst oPmine
age as for Thy years,* they endure
of the
His w6rship
L6rd
a*t
throughout
ill ge'-ne-ra-tions.
25 Thou, Lord, in the beginning*

hast laid the foundation 6i the earth
and the hSavens are the wo*rk of
Thy hands.
26 They shall pSrish, but Tho*u
shaltên-dure
they all shall wax
61d as dtfth a gar-ment
27 And as a vesture shalt Thou
change them, * and they shall be
chang-ed but Thou art the s&me,
and Thy years shall not fail.
28 The children of Thy servants
shall contf-nue and their seed shall
stand fist in Thy sight.
:
Thou
shalt arise, *
upon Sf-on
for
mercy
ye*a,
::
Ash-Wedn esday.
ap-pear
that
Name,
Lord and all the kfhgs
of the earth Thy Ma-jes-ty;
16 When the Lord shall build up
Sf-on
and when His gltf-ry shall
come
un-to Thee.
2 Hide not Thy face from me *
incline
in the tfrne of my tr8u-ble
Thine ear unto me when I call ; O
n
he*ar me, and that right soon.
pp 3 For my days are consumed
awa*y like smoke and my bones are
burnt up * is it we're a fire-brand.
4 My heart is smitten d6v^n, and
withered like grass so that I forget
to eat my bread.
5 For the voice of my grGan-ing
my bones will scarce cleave to my
;;
EVENSONG.
102.
and have
it is
time
Thou have mercy upon
her,
the time
is
come.
^14 And why ?
Thy
servants
thfnk upo*n her stones and it pitieth

them to se'e her in the dust.
:
mf
The heathen
shall fear
Thy
iÊsa
205
[Psalm 130
ASH- WEDNESDAY. J
[FSALMS
130.
H. PURCELL.
A. Neville,
2.
These
rAUT of the deep have

\J unto Thee, O Lord
L6rd
my
e&rs consf-der
well
thS vofce of my com-plaint.
3 If Thou, Lord, wilt be ex:
treme * to m&rk what is done amiss

O Lfird who may ab'ide it ?
4 F6r there is mer-cy^with Thee
:
look for
sha*lt
Thou^be fear-ed.
the Lord * my s6ul
;
Psalm
143.
Dr. Blow.
1,
TJ EAR
XjL
my
hearken unto
mS
for
O Lord, *
my de-sire
Thy
right-eousness' sake.
2 And enter not into
trrfth
and
judgment
Thy seVvant for in Thy sight

shall n6 man living be jus-ti-fied.
3 For the enemy hath persecuted
with
my
* he hath smitten my 1 fe
to^the ground
he hath laid
in the darkness,* as the mn
have been long dead.
soul
down
me
tha*t
4 Therefore
me
witffin
me
is
my spirit vxed
my heart within"*
is
and
de-so-late.
trip 5 Yet do I remember the time

past * I mtlse upon all Thy works
yea, I exercise myself in the woVks
of Thy hands.
6 I stretch forth my hdnds unto
Thee my soul g&speth unto The*e
ASa thirs-ty land.
p 7 Hear me, O Lord, and that
:
soon,* for
my
spirit
also
when major
His word
is
wax-eth faint
soul fl6eth rfn-to^the Lord

6
before the morning watch, * I say,
before the mor-ning watch.
7 O Israel, trust in the Lord,* for
with the L6rd there is mer-cy and
with Hfm is ple'n-teous^re-derhp:
tion.
And H6
shall
redeem
Is-ra-el:
fr6m Sll his sins.

Domine, exaudi.
*A. H. Brown.
2.
prayer,
and consider
:fcj
fn
My
my voice.
O let Thine
therefore
must be
Him
trust.
he*ar
2
F's
doth wait for
called
130, 143c
De profundis.
Psalm
hide not Thy face from me, * lest I

like unto th^mthat go down in-to"
the pit.
8 O let me hear Thy lovingkindness betimes in the m6rning,
for in The'e is^my trust shew Thou
me the way that I should walk in,*
for I ltft up my s6*ul un-to Thee.
9 Deliver me, O Lord, from mine
for I flee unto Thee to
e*-ne-mies
Hide me.
10 Teach me to do the thing that
r
pleaseth Thee, for Th6*u art my
God let Thy loving Spirit lead me
forth into the la*nd of right-eous-
be
ness.
O Lord, for
and for Thy
sake
righteousness' sake * bring my soul
mf
1 1
Quicken me,
Thy NSme's
out of trou-ble.
12 And of Thy goodness slay
and destroy all
mine e*-ne-mies
them that vex my s6ul ; for I am
:
Thy
206
ser-vant.
VENITE, fS.
MJil
22.
LLrOOD-.b RIDAY.
1 11VS.
Good- Friday.
ittatthis.
Venite exultemus.
Domino.
T.
let us sfhg rfn-tcT

f C\ COME,*
the Lord let us heartily re-
V_y
joice in the strength of oilr sal-vation.
2 Let us come before H is presence

with thanksgfv-ing and shw ourselves gla*d in Him with Psalms.
:
m/S To-day if ye will hear His

voice,* harden no't your hearts as
:
Me
the earth
the
5
it
Hills is
Hfs
al-so.
is
p6 O
fall
come, *
let
us worship,
into
My
swaYe in~My

rest.
"A'-men.
22, 40, 54.
Deus, Deus mens.
Dr. Aldrich.
Y God, my God,*
without end.
PROPER PSALMS,
22.
My
Psalm
saw

wCrld
the LoVd our Ma-ker.

7 For He is the L6*rd our God
Unto whom
ii
wrath
dry land.
and
and
Me*,
and the strength of
Hfs, and He made

and His h&nds prepaV-ed'the
The sea
proved
works.
It
with thfs generation, "and said
is a people
ways.
<5f
MORLEY-
A. Neville.
2.
look upon
2 O my God, I cry in the daytime,* but Thou heVir-est not and in

the night-season aM-so" take no rest.
mf 3 And Thou contfnuest ho-ly
:
and art so far from

forsa'-ken me
tfvy health, * and from the wdrds of
my corn-plaint ?
:
O Thou wdr-ship~of
207
ls-ra-el.
[4
Our
THE PSALTER.
Good-Friday.]
[Psalm
22.
Neville.
4 Our fathers h(5-pecTin Thee

they trusted in Th6e, and Th<5u
didst deli-ver them.
:
They
called
upon Thee, and
were hol-pen they put their trust

Th6e, and were ndt con-found-ed.
ft 6 But as for me,* I am a worm,
and no man a very scorn of men,*
:
in
and the
otit-cast of the peo-ple.
7 All they that see me larigh me

to scorn they shoot out their lips,*
and shake their heads, say-ing,
He trusted in God, * that
He would delf-ver him let Him
deliver him, if He'Vill have him.
9 But Thou art He that took me
:
my
may
tll
my
a*ll
bones
and ldok-ing
upon me.
18 Theypart my garments among
them and cast lots updn my ves:
ture.
But be not Thou f^rfrdm
ftp 19
me,^0 Lord
Thou
my succour,
art
haste Thee^to help me.

20 DelfVer my sdul
sword
my
frorrTthe
darling from the pdw-er
of the dog.
mfZ
feet,*
they stand staring
21
me from
Sctve
the li-on's
hast heard me also
the hdrns oPthe
Thou
from am6ng
mouth
u-ni-corns.
my md-ther's womb Thou /22 I will declare Thy Name unto

in the midst of the
wast my hope,* when I hanged yet my bre*th-ren
congregation will I praise Thee.
upon my mo-ther's breasts.
10 I have been left unto Thee
23 O praise the Lord, * ye that
Thou art fear Him magnify Him, all ye of
Over since Pwas born
my God even frdm my mo-ther's the seed of Jacob,* and fear Him,
out of
womb.
:
a rdar-ing
li'-on.
am poured
out like water,*

01ft of joint
my heart also in the midst of my
body is eVen like melt-ing wax.
15 My strength is dried up like a
potsherd,* and my tongue cleaveth
14
and
all
my
bones are
my gums and Thou
shalt bring
fn-txAhe dust of death.
16 For many dogs are cdme
and the council of the
about me
wicked lfiyeth sfege a-gainst me.
to*
me
17
ye se'ed of Is-ra-el
24 For He hath not despised,*
nor abhorred, the 16\v estate oPthe
He hath not hid His face
poor
from him,* but when he cailed unto
Hfm He heard him.
all
go not from me, * for

&nd there
trouble is haVd at hand
is none to help me.
12 Many Oxen are c<5me about
me fat bulls of Basan clOse me fn
on e-very side.
13 They gape upon me with their
mouths as it were a ramping and
1 1
ft
They pierced my hands and
My
praise is of Thee* in the

25
my vows will
gr&at congrega-tion
I perform in the sight of thdm that
fear Him.
:
mf'26 The poor shall
e&t, and be
they that seek after the
Lord shall praise Him * your he&rt
sa'-tis-fied
shall live for e-ver.
27 All the ends of the world shall
remember themselves, * and be

tCirned un-to"the Lord and all the
:
kindreds of the nations shall worship before Him.

28 For the kfhgdom Is the
Lord's
amdng
208
and
He
is
the peo-ple.
the G6vernour
51
Psalm
MA TTINS.
40.]
29 All sftch as be fat upon earth

ea*t-en,"and wor-ship-ped.
30 All they that go down into the
dust * shall kneel before Him and
n6 man hath quick-ened~his own
Mve
soul.
My
31
seSd shall
Him
se'rve
Psalm
WAITED
patiently
ftfr
the
He
brought me also out of the

horrible pit, * ofit of the mire and
clay
r6ck,
and set my feet upon the

and o'r-dered'my go-ings.
And He
hath put a new s<5ng

even a thanksgfv-ing
unto our God.
4 M&ny shall se'e it,ând fear
3
in "my
mouth
and
shall
their
pfit
Lord.
5 Blessed
tru'st
the
in
the man that hath

and
in'the Lord
turned not unto the proud,* and to
such as go* a-bout with lies.
m/6 O Lord my God,* great are
the wondrous works which Thou
hast done, * like as be also Thy
thoughts which are to s-ward
and yet there is n6 man that (5rdereth~them un-to Thee.
7 If I should declare them, and
they should be
speak of them
set
his
is
ho'pe
more than
am
a*-ble to ex-press.
and
meat-offering,
not btit mine ea*rs
hast^Thou o-pen-ed.
9 Burnt-offerings, and sacrifice
for sin, hast Thou no't re-quir^d
then said If Lo, I come,
10 In the volume of the book it
is written of me,* that I should
8 Sacrifice,
Thou wduld-est
fulfil
Thy
will,
O my God
made.
2.
Lord and He inclined unto

me, and heaVd my call-ing
2
they shall be counted unto the

Lord for a ge'-ne-ra-tion.
32 They shall come, * and the
heavens shall declare His righteous-ness
unto a people that
shall be born, whom the Lord hath
Expectans expectavi.
40.
T. Tallis.
[Good-Friday.
am
Tkavers.
J.
content to do
with-in
my
it
* yea,
Thy laV
is*
heart.
1
I
have declared Thy righteousness in the great congrega-tion ;
lo, I will not refrain my lips, O Lord,
and tha*t Thou know-est.
12 I have not hid Thy rfghteousness within my heart my talk hath
:
beenôf Thy
and of Th
truth,
sal-va-tion.
13 I have not kept back Thy

loving me'r-cy~and truth from the
grat congre-ga-tion.
p 14 Withdraw not Thou Thy
:
mSrcy
fr(5m me,
Lord
Thy
loving-kindness and
way~pre-serve me.
let
trQth
Thy
a*l-
For innumerable troubles are

* my sins have
taken such hold upon me that I am
not &ble to look up yea, they are
1
come about me
more in number than the hairs of my

head, and my heaVt hath fail-ed me.
16 O Lord,* let it be Thy pleasure to delf-ver me
make haste.
O Ltfrd, to help me.
:
mf 17 Let them be ashamed, and

confounded together, * that seek
after my s6ul to destroy it
lefthem
be driven backward, and put to
rebuke, that wish me e-vil.
18 Let them be desolate, and
:
rewa'rd-ed'Vith shame
that say
unto me, * Fie upon thee, fTe up-on
:
thee.
209
[19 Let
THE PSALTER.
Good-Friday.]
Psalms
T. Tallis.
19 Let
all
those that seek
J.
Thee
be j6yful and glaM in Thee and let

such as love Thy salvation say
alway, The Ldrd be prais-ed.
p 20 As for me,* I am p6or and
:
Psalm
W.
QAVE
Nome's
O
me Thy
me,
54.
my soul.
m/4 Behold, G6d
of
with the'm thatûp-hold
He
6
I
ta*r-rying,
(into
mine
Thou them
destr6y
TuRRKLL
in
truth.
An
offering of a free heart will

Thee,* and praise Thy
give
Na*me,
Lord
because
fs
it
so
com-forta-ble.
7
For
11
He
my
hath delivered
hath seen his
me
out
and mine eye

desire upo*n mine
tr6*u-ble
e-ne-mies.
soul.
PROPER PSALMS,
Psalm
69.
AVE
m8,
O God
waters are
unto
my
I
where
c6me
for the
in,
e'-ven
soul.
stick fast in the

no*
ground
is
am
88.
Dr. T.
2.
into
S.
Dupuis.
deep waters,* s6 that the fldods
run o-ver me.

3 I
threat
am
weary of crying
dry
come for waiting so
2IO
deep mfre,
I
69,
Salvum mefac.
Rev. W. Felton.
reward evil
shall
e-ne-mies
my
helper and re-
L. J.
Thy
my he"lp-er
my
art
2.
is
Thou
21
deem-er
make no long
O my God.
strength.
God : and
2 HSar my prayer,
hSarken unto the wo*rds of my mouth.
3 For strangers are risen up agafnst me and tyrants, which have
not God before their eyes, se'ek after
is
careth
Deus, in nomine.
in
the L6rd
the
bfit
Travers.
me
A. Blakeley.
G6d, for Thy

&nd avenge
sake
ne-dy
54, 69.
is
my
l<5ng
sight faileth
up-on
my
my
me
God.
21
Psalm
EVENSONG.
69.]
4 They that hate me without a

cause * are m6re than the hairs
they that are mine
of^my head
enemies,-* and would destr6y me
r
gu'lt-less, are migh-ty.
5 I paid them the thfhgs that I
God, Thou knowest
ne'-ver took
my simpleness,* and my faults are^
not hid from Thee.
m/6 Let not them that trust in
Thê, O Lord God of Hosts,* be
let not
ashamed for my cause
those that seek Thee be confounded
through me, O Ltfrd God'of Is-
* for
Thy
sake have
upon me.
:
re-proof.
:
and
they je*st-ed upon me.

1
Thy rebuke hath broken my
am
flail
of he'a-vi-ness
vfn-e-gar to drink.
mp 23 Let their table.be made a
snare to tike themselves with-al
and let the things that should have
been for their wealth * be unto th6m
an occa'-sionôf fall-ing.
24 Let their eyes be blfhded, that
they se not and $ver bdw Thou
down their backs.
25 Pour out Thine indignation
upon them and let Thy wrathful
disple'a-sure^take hold of them.
26 Let their habitation be void
and n6 man to dwll in their
They that
:
put on sackcloth al-so
against me
in
all
wept,* and chastened myself

with fast-ing and that was turn-ed^
I
mine adversaries are
disho-
my
my
hast
shame, and
looked for some to have pity on

me,* but there was no man,* neither
found I a*ny to com-fort me.
22 They give me ga*ll to eat and
when I was thirsty* they gave me
my
to
re-
my
sight.
ft 2
shame hath
suf-fered ^re-proof
co*-vered my face.
8 I am become a stranger unto
even an alien (into
Bay breth-ren
mouther's chVl-dren.
9 For the zeal of Thine house hath
Sven e*at-en me and the rebukes of
them that rebuked Thee are faTlen
10
and
soul,
known my
Thou
10
heart ;*
ra-ei.
And why
oP
mp
Thy
my
nigh unto
proof, *
nour
face from
in trou-ble
deliver me, because

e-ne-mies.
it
mine
am
Thee,ând hear me.
Draw
19
ha'ste
Thy
hide ngt
servant,* for
save
And
18
Thy
Good-Friday.
sit
in the gate
speak
and the drunkards make
songs up-*6n me.

p 13 But, Lord,* I mike my prayer
fn a*n ac-cept-able
unto Thee
:
time.
14 Hear me, O God, * in the

multitude of Thy mer-cy even in
the trfith of Thy sal-va-tion.
15 Take me out of the mire, that
O let me be delivered
I sfnk not
from them that hate me,* and out
of the deep wa-ters.
16 Let not the water-flood drown
me,* neither let the deep swallow
me up and let not the pit shut her
:
tents.
27 For they persecute

:
hast wound-ed.
28 Let them fall from one wickedness to ano-ther
and not come
:
fn-to~Thy right-eous-ness.
29 Let them be wiped out of the
b6ok of the lf-ving
and not be
:
written among the right-eous.

30 As for me,* when I am p6or
and
loving-kindness
turn Thee unto
the multitude 6*f
is
Thy
G(5d with~a song

and magnify it
wfth thanks-giv-ing.
32 This Also shall please the
Lord
better than a bfillock tha*t
:
for
Thy
co*m-forta-ble
me*
me
lift
31
Thy help, Go*d,

up.
will praise the Name of
in he'a-vi-ness
shall
mduth up-on me.

17 Hear me, O Lord,*
him whom
Th6u hast sirnt-ten and they talk

how they may vex th6m whom Thtfu
according to
mer-cies.
hath horns and hoofs.

211
[33
The
5
1
THE PSALTER.
Good-Friday.]
[Psalms
69, 88.
Dupuis.
33 The humble shall consider this,

seek ye after G(5d,
ancTbe glad
and~your soul shall live.
34 FortheLordhear-eth^thepoor:
and desplseth not His pri-son-ers.
35 Let heaven and etoh praise Him:
the sea, and all that moveththere-in.
:
HlNE,
let
my
prayer enter into Thy presence,*

incline Thine 6ar ifn-to^my call-ing.
p 2 For my soul is full of trou-ble

and my life draweth nigh un-to hell.
3 I am counted as one of them
down
fn-to^the pit and I

have been 6ven as a man that hath
no strength.
4 Free among the dead, * like unto
them that are w6unded,and lfe in^the
grave who are out of remembrance,*
and are cut away from Thy hand.
5 Thou hast laid me in the low-est
in a place of dark-ness,ând in
pit
the deep.
6 Thine indignation lieth hard
and Thou hast v6xed
up6*n me
me' with all Thy storms.
7 Thou hast put away mine
that go
and
acquaintance far from me
made me to b abhoV-red of them.
:
am
so fSst in prf-son
th&t
ca*n-not get forth.

sight faileth for very trou9
Lord, I have called daily upon
ble
Thee,-* I have stretched forth
My
* VV.
2.
mpr\ LORD GOD of my salvaVJ tion, * have cried day

and nfght before Thee
Domine Deus.
Psalm
W.
2,6 For God will save Sion,* and

build the cities of Ju'-dah that men
may dwell there,* and h&ve it fn
pos-ses-sion.
37 The posterity also of His servants shall inhe'-rit it and they that
16ve His Na*me shall dwell there-in.
7nf \o Dost Thou shew winders

the dead or shall the dead
rise up again, and praise Thee ?
1
Shall Thy loving-kindness be
shewed in the grave or Thy faithfulness fn de-struc-tion?
12 Shall Thy wondrous works be
kn<5wn in^the dark and thy righteousness in the land where all things
among
a*re
for-got-ten
Unto The have

and early shall
Lord
13
cried,
my
prayer
ccmie be-fore Thee.

p 14 Lord, why abh Arrest Thcai
my soul and hldest Thou Thy face
:
me ?
I am
from
1
him
that
from
have
mind.
fs
my
I
in
misery,* and like unto
at the pofnt to die
youth up *
suffered with
Thy
even
terrors
a trou-bled
16 Thy wrathful displeasure gcteth

ov-er me and the far of The'e hath~
:
un-done me.
17
They came round about me
daily like wa*-ter

and compassed
me toge*-ther~on eve-ry side.
18
lovers and friends hast
:
My
my Thou
hands un-to Thee.
W. Brown.
put awa*y from me and hid

mine acquain-tance out ofmy sight.
:
Psalm
MISERERE.
5i.]
[Lent.
Lent.
shall they all kneel upon their knees, and the Priest and Clerks
kneeling (in the place where they are accustomed to say the Litany),
shall say this Psalm
T Then
Psalm
51.
Miserere mei, Deus.

*
1.
H.Brown.
Also when major.
(Minor.)
A.
{J
p T T AVE mercy upon me, O
XTL God,* after Thy

ness
great goodthe multitude
according to
mercies do away mine
Thy
of
fen-ces.
pp 2
my
from
Spi-rit
Wash me
my
I
teach Thy
mf
me w&ys tfn-to~the wick-ed and sfnners
:
shall be' con-vert-ed un-to Thee.

14 Deliver me from blood-guilti-
sin.
ackno\v-ledge my faults
is ever be -fore me.
4 Against Thee only have I
sinned,* and done this e*-vil in Thy
sight
For
and
my
spying, and cle'ar

when Thou art judg-ed.
5 Beh61d, I was sha*-pen"in wick-
ed-ness
and in sfn hath my mother con-ceiv-ed me.
6 6 But lo,* Thou requirest truth
in the in-ward parts
and shalt
shall sing of
delfghtest ntft in biirnt-
of-fer-ings.
is
and
contrite heart, O Go*d, shalt Thou

not de-spise.
be favourable and grftmf 18
bfiild Thou the
cious un-to Si-on
walls of Je-ru-sa-lem.
with the sacrifice of righteousness,*
with the burnt-offerings a*nd ob-lations then shall they.. offer young
biillocks up-on Thine Al-tar.
G16ry be to the Farther, and to^
&nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
the Son
As it was in the beginning, is
nc5w, and ever shall be
world
face awa*y from my

sins Snd put out ail my mis-deeds.
God
and rene\v a right spf-rit
with-ih me.
1
Cast me not awa*y from^Thy
9 Turn
Thou
re-joice.
17 The sacrifice of God

trdoi-bled spi-rit
a broken
sjialt
lips,
but
'<
Understand wis-dom
purge me with
hyssop, and I shall be cleân Thou
shalt wash me, * and I shall be
whi-ter^than snow.
8 Thou shalt make me hear of
jo*y and glad-ness
that the b6nes
which Thtfu hast brok-en may
Thou
&nd my mduth
shew Thy praise.
16 For Thou d^sirest no sacrifice,* 81se would 1 give it Thee
my
se-cret-ly.
7
right-eous-ness.
Thou shalt 6*-pen~
shall
to
Thy
mf 5
O Lord
(Major.)
;
make me
God, * Th6u that aYt the

health and my tongue
God oPmy
Thy
ness,
sfn
justified in
free Spi-rit.
13 Then shall
throughly fro*m
and cleanse
12 O give me the comfort of Thy

help a-gain
and stablish me with
of-
Thy
wick-ed-ness
and take not Thy hoMy

from me.
pres-ence
Thy
without end'A-men.
213
MISERERE.
Lent.]
Psalm
[Psalm
51.
Miserere met. Dens.

A. H. Brown.
p T T AVE
mercy upon
me,
X~l God,* aTter Thy
great goodthe multitude
according to
ness
of Thy mSrcies do away mine
:
fen-ces.
pp 2
my
&nd
my
throughly fro*m
&nd cleanse me
sin.
For
my
Spi-rit
ackndw-ledge
sfn
is
my faults
ever be-fore me.

Thee only have
Thy
saying, and cle*ar

when Thou art judg-ed.
5 Behold, I was sh'i-penîn wick:
p 6 But
in the
make
lo,*
Thou
my mo-
requirest truth
and shalt
in-ward parts
me to understand wis-dom
:
sjialt
re-joice.
Thy
God
and renSw a
with-ih me.
1
Cast
wfth
teach
Thy
shall be* con-vert-ed un-to Thee.

14 Deliver me from blood-guiltiness,
God, * Thou that a*rt the
r
of my health and my tcmgue

shall sfng of Thy right-eous-ness.
God
mf
Th6u
Lord and
:
Thy
shalt 6*-pen^my lips,

inearth shall shew
my
praise.
16 For
fice,* 61se
Thou
Thou de sirest no
#
sacri-
give it Thee
delf^htest ndt in burnt-
would
of-fer-ings.
17 The sacrifice of God

a broken
tro\i-bled spi-rit
is
and
Gdd, shalt Thou
not de-spise.
mf 18 O be favourable and grabuild Thou the

cious un-to S"-on
wSlls of Je-ru-sa-lem.
with the sacrifice of righteousness,-::with the burnt-6fTerings a*nd ob-la:
tions then shall they.. offer yoiini;

bullocks np-on Thine Al-tar.
r
Glory be to the Farther, and to
nd to the Ho-ly Ghost
the Son
As it was in the beginning, is
w6rld
no\v, and ever shall be
without end'A-men.
:
face awa*y from my

sins and put out all my mis-deeds.
9 Turn
Thy
me
st&blish
free Spi-rit.
13 Then shall
contrite hart,
purge me with
hyssop, and I shall be cleân Thou
shalt wash me, * and I shall be
whi-ter^than snow.
8 Thou shalt make me har of
that the bones
]6y and glad-ness
which Thtfu hast brok-en may
Thou
the comfort of
and
ways un-to^thewi'ck-ed and sinners
but
se-cret-ly.
mf
and in sfn hath

ed-ness
ther con-ceiv-ed me.
me
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF CHANTS.

T/te
Name
Page numbers followed
by a semicolon refer to
of Composer.
Alcock, Dr. John
DlED.I
Key.
1806
A
D
D
A
74, 90,
no, 153
...
Aldrich, Very Rev. H., D.D.
1710
Page.
112, 126, 142, 191
59
158, 168
B?
E
min.
4 ; 6, 45, 109, 207

154
89
34
G
A
1802
1876
C
C
E
...
18*77
Aylward,
Ayrton,
...
Bacon, Rev. R. M.A.

*Barcroft, Leonard
1808
1759
12
74
84, 88, 195
15; 17, 123, 126 193
114
ch.
16
A2
C
C
1877
20, 155, 174, 189
min.
1789
1S01
Battishill, Jonathan
89,123, 178, 190, 198

16; 25, 72
4, 150
75, 114, 146, 151, 190
7; 55, 152
118, 146, 175
23, ^7, 72, 182
17
min.
16
17
t
t
t
A
D
1813
1708
fBRiDGE, Dr.
...
1878
1876
1877
...
5.
104.
210
105, 156
C
C
iS;
min.
II
F
C
124
14; 70,
30, 76
A
"5
Bfe
Blow, Dr. John

*Bosworth, Thomas
J. F
*Brown, Arthur Henry
Ech.
Bellamy, Richard, Mus. Bac.

fBLAKELEY, WM. ARTHUR ...
1875
no
10, 44,
D
E
Barrow,
170
71, 176, 186, 190
F
fBARNBY, Joseph
16, 66,
38, 82, 124
99, 193
2
E
E
13; 13, 39, 96

6 ; 58, 119, 188
D
1877
56, 105
1.
150
10,
1871
129
E2
D
e
180I
...
Dr. T.
Dr. Edmund
131
14, 53, 84, 113

5 6 , 8l , 134
Bfe
Arnold, Dr. Samuel

*Atherstone, Sidney
Canticles.
tJie
179
1,
;,
163, 20I
12, 46, 69,
S3
137, 206

Name
of Composer.
Died.
Key.
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
1871
...
1877
1871
1877
1871
1877
1876
1871
...
...
...
Amin.
Amin.
1871
...
1875
1871
...
Afe
14; 113
Bfe
11
Bfe
126
150
162
14; 96
C
C
c
min.
min.
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
42, 127, 199

I
65, 77
;
8,51
27, 84, 123, 151
38, 71, 165

11
12, 31, 63,
:
3: 17, 21, 147

22, 74, 93, 160
17
25, 27, 63, 170
;
61
72, 124, 140, 189
7
90, 134, 121, 156
90, 182
;
69, 93
...
E
E
min.
min.
Ete
Ejjmin.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
202
214 (Miserere)
D min.
E
E
E
E
E
E
68
26,
45,
1877
1871
216
Dch.
Dch.
Dmin.
1871
1876
1877
206
22,
C
C
1877
1871
1877
1874
1877
1871
149
9 (Benedicite)
1871
1877
1871
1871
1877
1871
'29, 139, 175, 192, 196
Afe
Bfemin
...
105
Afe
1877
1877
...
5 ;
41, 174
52, 153
Afe
Bfe
1877
1871
1871
1877
1871
1877
1877
30, 77, 166, 195

32, 176
24, 44, 184

158, 193
:::
...
Page.
10; 34, i54

16
61, 79, 161
in, 202
14;
147
15,
114
33,
3; 42, 72, 101

107, 116
10
123, 141
60, 93
17
67, 109. 136
6, 50, 100, 138
;
11,36,85
5
47, 66
167
3' 147
16, 81,
189
20, 164
34, 120
17; 34, 152

56
82, 116
114
160, 170

Name
of Composer.
Kky.
Died.
F
F
Page.
1871
1877
1871
F4 min.
9 (Benedicite)
3i, 134' 167
1876
4: 26. 56. 179
164
11
12
1877
1871
1877
1871
I
G
G
G
G
G
G
1877
1877
Gch.
Gch.
Gte
...
*Bro\vn,
Walter
\Y
Burnett, Cyril
Richard
*
*
Byrde, W.
B V
F
187
...
Childe, Dr. W.
fCHOPE, Rev. R.R.
Cooke, Dr. Benjam
Gch.
1871
1877
1877
...
B2
172
3
107. 166. 180, 199
213 (Miserere)
98
41
2,
96, 112
5,
212
58, 119. 166
1623
27, 34. 42. 100
1697
Bh
F
i860
1793
Bfe
G
E
1820
1877
1876
E min.
B
min.
A
Ach.
Biz
D
D min.
E
min.
E5
G
fDYCE, W.
89
119, 158
16
4,
19, 127. 179. 197

107, 176. 182
2, 7. 7ii
55>
11
Ho
;
52. 79. 172
27, 75, 105. 198

27, 91, 169. 189
14 46. 86, 96, 161.
2, 66, 122. 161
15
;
Elvey. Dr. STEPHE
D
C
32, 99, 120
9- 53- 131
3 6. 85. 186
37< 175
89. 118
1877
113
1877
F
G
13.90
26.88
min.
min.
63. 190
Felton, Rev W., Mus. Bac
1769
1585
G
A
F
517
210
62, 96, 134. 172

14: 91. 129. 141. [44.
i.S9
195
109
10; 49. 6o 157. 161
min.
George.
Farrant, J.
Farrant, R.
27
114
20
1877
49- 137
G
F
fFANlNG, Eaton
120
1796
t
t
91. 180
11
6,
Dupuis, Dr. Thos. Sanderson
Sir
13
1727
Edwards, Edwin
82
Croft, Dr. W.
+Elvey,
66, 148
F
Corfe, J.
*COVERDALE, OLIVER
55. 112. 129. 17S
59
62
E?
167, 171
144
10 45. in, 210
:

Name
of Composer.
Died.
Key.
Felton, Rev. W., Mus. Bac.

*Fisher, Charles
1877
D
*Foxe, James
Emin.
Amin.
Cch.
1877
...
D
1875
1876
Fussel, Peter
1790
Gardner, Charles
Gauntlett, Dr
Gibbons, Dr. Christopher
Goldwin, J
Goodson,
^Graves,
Mus. Bac.
R.,
Edward
T.
...
1876
Hackett,
J.
G
G min.
C
EJ2
1755
BiZ
1797
Biz
D
E
Efe
A min.
Hayes, Dr. William
|Heap, Dr. Charles
S.
JHelmore, Rev. Thomas

JHeywood, John
Henry
1777
1876
1856
Ach.
D
D
D ch.
E
G min.
A min.
F
Afe
...
Hindle, J. Mus. Bac.

Hine, William
tHOPKINS, E.
1781
1739
G
G min.
A
J.
fHOYTE, W. S.
Humphreys, Peliiam
T.
...
14,30
10; 23, 37, 84, 194
23. 158
7. 11
Bh
B.
D
1749
218
127
74, 102,
154
8 (Benedicite)
31. 152
127, 140, 194
142
15
122, 145, 186
96
21,
16; 32, 66, 134, 203

1
45' 65
;
2,
17,52,55
36, 76, 155, 172

53, 132, 196
10; 47, 159, 175

11; 49, 72,99
14; 11, 68, 121
172, 212
7; 56. 165
11
F
C
196
20, 33, IOI
66
1674
Kelway,
13 (Quicunque)
41, 103, 118, 164
96. 122, 202
El>
1795
J.
41. 134
5; 77, 116, 146, 187
17; 73, 104, 203
Afe
D min.
A
Jones, J.
tJouLE, B. St.
15.65, 136
9, 99, 176,
Hayes, Dr. Philip
IHiles, Dr.
31
1; 145
18
15.58
F
Greene, Dr. Maurice
65,81
Bfe
3; 14.155
12; 33, 151, 164, l8l
G min.
1877
1697
1716
1718
H8, 172
3,
G
G
G
G
1870
1876
1870
Page.
124, 140, 157
26, 38. 70, 112

16; 102. 118
;
119, 180
4; 73> 157, 171
2
16,
Pascha)
29
12 (Quicunque)
min.
60
88, 159
25, 139. 142

Name
Kelway, T
of Composer
Died.
Key.
Kent, James
1776
G min.
G min.
D
Gch.
A min.
King, Charles, Mus. Bac
Gch.
Lamb, B
Langdon, Richard, Mus.
Lee,
Bac.
W.
1699
1798
F
F
1724
G jnin.
D
F
Gch.
Medley, Rt. Rev. Bp.

Miller, Rich. Cope
1877
Fimin.
B2
C
E
fMoRLEY, Thomas
Nares, Dr.
J.
Neville, Augustus
Afe
E V
fOusELEY, Rev. SirF. A.
G., Bart.
min.
t-
Purcell, Daniel (brother of H.)

Purcell, Edward (son of H.)
Purcell, Henry ...
1717
1740
1695
D min.
A ch.
A min.
G
Thomas
(uncle of
1682
C min.
G
A
1877
'"
Rowland, George
1877
D
1877
Russell, W., Mus. Bac.
Savage,
1813
Sewell, Alfred M.
1789
1877
...
I
219
16; 25, 120, 138

131, 187
171
17; 38, 54, 116, 177
18, 117
15; 21, 52, 163
6; 7, 67, 77, 118
4,
100, 139
44, 56, 107

5; 5, 132, 145, 207
;
3: 67, 72, 85, 134, iSS

14; 24, 69, 79, 206
37, 101, 169
22, 98, 157, 207
11; 11, 93
7; 30, 75, 9i
2,
34, 72, 193
11
2,
170
40, 98
10, 24, 66,
15;
68, 122,
29, 159, 162

17; 46, 86. 156, 171
4; 46, 145, 203

126, 168
14,
81, 118
?.
1,
187
min.
161
3, 12
56,76
5; 7i, 177, 191

150
53, 54, 142, 163
F
C
C
144, 169
7, 8,
Eiz
204
206
51, S9, 156, 192
Bfc
1877
Hi
40,
B
D
RUSHBROOKE, FRED.
69, 172
1 ;
17; 23, 56, 147

82, 104
5, 138
Gch.
IRidley, William
39, 149
90, 149
16;
Ach.
1871
15: 6. 51, 103

132, 152
5;
ch.
114
76, 132, 166
1783
5: 59,
203
168
G
F
1877
Page.
66, 141
137, 190
136, 201

Name of Composer,
*Seymour, Gerald ...
Died.
Key.
1871
F
fSMITH, BOYTON
fSTAINER, Dr. J., M.A.
min.
fl
ch.
1876
1876
Page.
153, 177
34, 62, 86
121, 134, 155
10; 102, 178

6 (Benedicite)
fSTEGGALL, Dr. CHARLES
D
D
t
t
E
E
(Venite)
15; 33> 113- 153. 160
50, 117, 138
75- '74
73
Tallis,
Thomas
1585
A
A
fTAYLOR, ROBT. MlNTON
fTERRY, Edward R.
min.
min.
n;
C
F
9, 114, 121
1876
1876
A min.
17;
22.40, 59, 154

5, 62, 96, 209
15*70
1,
117, 148, 169. 183
5; 207
180
t
t
t
t
C
Ech.
tTom lin son

Travers,
J.
B2
1724
1758
...
...
E
Gch.
Tucker, Rev. W.
Tudway,
1690
1730
Dr. T.
F
C
F
C
fTuRLE, Tames
t
Turner, Dr. W.
*TuRRELL, LOUIS JOHN
1740
1877
1736
II.
A
1687
1787
220
II,
131, 165, 182
15
8, 118,
141
6; 13, 50, 144
76
4; 27, 55, 148
72, 103
15,68
102, 196
min.
98
10;
159
FJfmin. 63
E>
Dr. R.
no
210
70
1
34. 59
86. 89, 100, 197
3,47, 101
Cffmin.
Woodward,
21.36.47, 177, 181
min.
1877
15;
12, 40, 109. 167.
Afe
Wise Michael
Wood, Edgar
24. 79, 209

I, 114, 136, 195
min.
1877
13, 137, 146

7; 32, 117. 184
6; 29, 61,
C
E
F
F
F
Wilkinson, Edwin
110
C
C
G
G
1871
76, 168
E
F
F
Weldon, John
Wicks, Hubert
67
13; 42,85, 172

4; 16, 32, 174, 179
3; 18. 89. 161
165
58, 163, 186
min.
44.88
BJ2
103
16; 73,
27
8, 29
15,
in
202
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FROM THE LIBRARY OF

REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D.

THE ANGLICAN PSALTER

Z$t Qtnsfican (ptfaff^tft tcwtktte.

PSALMS AND CANTICLES

ARTHUR HENRY BROWN.

CRERAR AND SMITH,

FEATHERSTONE BUILDINGS, KO..BOKN, LONDON.

Explanation of the Marks

Table of Proper Psalms on Certain Days, and For Special

Directions as to the use of the Canticles

Te Deum, American Version

Venite, Exultemus Domino

Pascha Nostrum (Special Setting)

Pascha Nostrum (Easter Anthems)

Benedicite, Omnia Opera (Special Settings)

Magnificat Anima Mea

Varied Organ Harmonies for Monotonic Recitation of

PSALTER, PROPER PSALMS

Anglican Chants which are

before the public, the present

sound Church music has spread very widely throughout the

been increasingly appreciated, and Chant Tunes upon their models

has been found, which, for

power of devotional expression,

any part of Christendom.

Limiting himself to compositions of strictly

Ecclesiastical character, he has adapted four different series of chants

with the most careful regard to the sentiment of each Psalm.

or allied keys, to ensure

have been selected as

appropriate to the spirit of the Psalm to which they are appropriated.

and are therefore adapted to festival

fourth series are plaintive,

same melody used

more than one group of Psalms throughout the same

and freshness have been aimed

not hitherto been attained.

In selecting the chants, care has been

taken to avoid those with too high a reciting note.

for the Venite for

The Proper Psalms,

with their music, are printed again

work may be more generally

for those verses of the

from our own.

Simultaneously with the spread of a sounder taste in Ecclesiastical

melody, has been developed the means of producing printed music

at a price within the

even the poorest worshippers.

of the Anglican Psalter these

accordingly issued at an unprecedentedly

of pointing here adopted

be grounded upon true principles

one which the Editor believes

with correct English accent, one syllable to

tion, so far as is consistent

each musical beat, and to avoid a dissyllable for the

have been spread over the