O Lord! how blessed should we be

O Lord, I put my trust in Thee

O Lord, send out Thy light and truth-o.v.

O Lord, that art my righteous judge-N.V.

O Lord, the Saviour and defence

N.V.

O Lord, turn not Thy face away from them that lowly
lie-Hymn

O praise the Lord in that blest place-N.V.

O praise the Lord with hymns of joy-N.V.

143

106

10

28

54

95

83

80

76

82

O praise the Lord with one consent-N.V.

O praise ye the Lord-N.V.

O render thanks, and bless the Lord_N.V.

O render thanks to God above-N.V.

O Thou to whom all creatures bow-N.V.

O'tis a scene the heart to move

62

63

29

147

O'twas a joyful sound to hear-N.V.

Our Father, who in heav'n art

73

134

Our God to all that fear His name- _N.V.

O what a happy thing it is-O.V.

Praise the Lord; ye heav'ns adore Him—Hymn

99

Praise

ye

the Lord; our God to praise-N.V.

65

142

See the destin'd day arise!

123

"Put off thy shoes, 'tis holy ground"

Shew pity, Lord; O Lord forgive

Sing joyfully unto the Lord-o.V.

Sing praise, sing praise unto the Lord-O.V.

Sing to the Lord a new-made song-N.V.

Sing ye with praise unto the Lord-O.V.

Son of God, to Thee we bow

Spirit of Truth! on this Thy day

Teach me to judge always aright-O.V.

That man is blest who stands in awe

The mighty One, the Son of God

The eyes of all do wait on Thee-O.v.

The heav'ns and firmament on high-O.V.

The heav'ns declare Thy glory, Lord-N.V.

110

19

13

59

16

135

126

22

116

*89

25

5

33

The Lord doth reign, for which the earth-O.V.

The Lord Himself, the mighty Lord-N.V.

The Lord my pasture shall prepare

16

35

96

The Lord is good; fresh acts of grace-N.V.

The Lord Jehovah reigns

78

114

The Lord, who made both heav'n and earth-N.V.

79

The Lord will come! the earth shall quake

The man is blest that doth provide―Ô.V.

The man is blest that hath not lent-O.V.

138

9

1

The mem'ry of God's glorious name—N.V.

The praises of my God and King

The Son of God goes forth to war

46

117

140

The spacious firmament on high-Hymn

97

The spacious earth is all the Lord's-N.V.

Think on the mercy of our God

36

122

Thou art the righteous Judge, in whom-N.V.'.

Thou, God, all glory, honour, pow'r

Thou, Lord, by strictest search hast known-N.V.

Thou, Lord, dost turn man back to dust-N.V.

Thou whose Almighty word

Through all the changing scenes of life-N.V.

Thy chastening wrath, O Lord, restrain

Thy house each day of hallow'd rest

Thy justice, like the hills, remains-N.V.

Thy promise, Lord, is our sure stay

71

132

77

54

134

40

• 107

130

40

142

To bless Thy chosen race-N.V.

To celebrate Thy praise, O Lord-N.V.

To God be glory, peace on earth

To God, in whom I trust-N.V.

To God, the mighty Lord-N.V.

4.5

30

131

37

76

To my complaint, O Lord, my God-N.V.

To sing the mercies of the Lord-O.V.

To Sion's hill I lift my eyes-N.V.

Touch Thou my lips, my tongue untie

51

14

72

111

Weep not for me, but for yourselves-Hymn
What great desire and fervent love-O.V.

100

23

Whence come those dire portents around—Hymn

89

When all Thy mercies, O my God—Hymn

When gathering clouds around I view

When God of old came down from heav'n

When overwhelm'd with grief

When rising from the bed of death-Hymn

While shepherds watch'd their flocks by night-Hymn

Who, O Lord, with favour blest

Who place on Sion's God their trust_N.V.

Whom, Lord, in heaven but Thee alone-N.V.

Whom should we fear, since God to us-N.V.

With cheerful notes let all the earth-N.V.

With favour, Lord, look down on me-N.V.

With glory clad, with strength array'd—N.V.

With one consent let all the earth-N.V.

Within those gates of God's abode-N.V.

Within Thy tabernacle, Lord-O.V.

Ye boundless realms of joy-N.V.

Ye gates and everlasting doors-O.V.

Ye righteous, in the Lord rejoice-O.V.

Ye saints and servants of the Lord-N.V.

Ye worshippers of Jacob's God-N.V.

Yield unto God, the mighty Lord-O.V. :

97

144

126

111

98

87

105

74

4.6

38

67

70

57

60

68

3

81

6

7

66

34

26

OLD VERSION

OF

THE PSALMS.

PSALM I.-Ver. 1, 2, 3, 4.

1.

THE man is blest that hath not lent
To wicked men his ear;
Nor led his life as sinners do,
Nor sat in scorner's chair:

2.

But in the law of God the Lord
Hath plac'd his whole delight,
And in the same doth exercise
Himself both day and night.

3.

He shall be like a tree that is
Planted the rivers nigh,

Which in due season bringeth forth
Its fruit abundantly ;

4.

Whose leaf shall never fade or fall,

But flourishing shall stand; E'en so all things shall prosper well, That this man takes in hand.

A

PSALM IV.-Ver. 6, 7, 8, 9.

6.

OFFER to God the sacrifice

Of righteousness and praise; And look that in the living Lord Ye put your trust always.

7.

Though many may on worldly goods
Their hopes and wishes place,
Still grant us, Lord, Thy countenance,
Thy favour and Thy grace.

8.

For Thou thereby shalt make our hearts
More joyful and more glad,
Than they that of their corn and wine
Full great increase have had.

9.

Therefore in peace will we lie down,
Taking our rest and sleep;
For Thou alone dost us, O Lord,
In perfect safety keep.

PSALM VIII.-Ver. 1, 3, 4, 8.

1.

O GOD our Lord, how wonderful
Are Thy works every where !
Thy fame surmounts in dignity
The highest heav'ns that are.