To thee I'll cry, O Lord, my rock;
hold not thy peace to me;
Lest like those that to pit descend
I by thy silence be.
2 The voice hear of my humble prayers,
when unto thee I cry;
When to thine holy oracle
I lift mine hands on high.
3 With ill men draw me not away
that work iniquity;
That speak peace to their friends, while in
their hearts doth mischief lie.
4 Give them according to their deeds
and ills endeavorèd:
And as their handy-works deserve,
to them be renderèd.
5 God shall not build, but them destroy,
who would not understand
The Lord's own works, nor did regard
the doing of his hand.
6 For ever blessèd be the Lord,
for graciously he heard
The voice of my petïtions,
and prayèrs did regard.
7 The Lord's my strength and shield; my heart
upon him did rely;
And I am helpèd: hence my heart
doth joy exceedingly,
And with my song I will him praise.
8 Their strength is God alone:
He also is the saving strength
of his anointed one.
9 O thine own people do thou save,
bless thine inheritance;
Them also do thou feed, and them
for evermore advance.
1650 Scottish Psalter
The 1650 Scottish Psalter on an 1837 Érard Grand Piano. Structured according to "The Divine Covenant Psalter" from Christ Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church in Wylie, Texas.
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