T O God, in whom I trust, O let me not be put to fhame, Since mercy is the grace That moft exalts thy fame; Let all my youthful crimes And for thy wond'rous goodness fake, In My fad affliction fee: Acquit me, Lord, and from my guilt Entirely fet me free. Let all my righteous acts To full perfection rise; On thee alone relies, PSALM PSALM XXXIII. LET all the juft to God with joy Their chearful voices raife; For well the righteous it becomes, Moft faithful is the word of God, By his almighty word at first 'The heav'nly arch was rear'd; And all the beauteous hofts of light, At his command appear'd. Whate'er the mighty Lord decrees, TH PSALM XXXIV. 'HRO' all the changing scenes of life, The praises of my God shall still My heart and tongue employ. Of Of his deliverance I will boaft, 'Till all who are diftreft, Oh make but trial of his love! How bleft they are, and only they, Fear him, ye faints, and ye will then PSALM LI. HAVE mercy, Lord, on me, As thou wert ever kind; Let me, opprest with loads of guilt, Wash off my foul offence, And cleanfe me from my fin ; For I confess my crime, and fee Against thee only, Lord, And only in thy fight Have I tranfgrefs'd, and tho' condemn'd, Blot Blot out my crying fins, Nor me in anger view; Create in me a heart that's clean, The joy thy favour gives, And thy free Spirit's firm support, PSALM LVII. God my heart is fix'd, is bent, Be Be thou, O God, exalted high, PSALM LXXXVI. O my complaint, O Lord T° my God, Thy gracious ear incline; Hear me, diftreft, and destitute Of all relief but thine. Do thou, O God, preferve my foul, Thy fervant keep, and him, whose trust, To me, who daily thee invoke, Thy mercy, Lord, extend; Refresh thy fervants foul, whofe hope On thee alone depend. Thou, Lord, art good, not only good, PSALM XCV. Come, loud anthems let us fing, Loud thanks to our almighty king; For we our voices high fhould raife, When our falvation's Rock we praise. |