12 The memory of his glorious Name 13 In him the nations of the world 14 Then bless'd be God, the mighty LORD, 15 Let earth be with his glory fill'd, SELECTION 57. L. M. From the lxxiii. Psalm of David. 1 THY presence, LORD, hath me supplied, 2 Whom then in heaven, but thee alone, 3 My trembling flesh and aching heart But God shall inward strength impart, 4 For they that far from thee remove If after other gods they rove, Thy vengeance shall destroy them all. 5 But as for me, 'tis good and just That I should still to God repair; In him I always put my trust, And will his wondrous works declare. 7 SELECTION 58. C. M. From the lxxiv. Psalm of David. 1 THINE is the cheerful day, O LORD; Thou hast prepared the glorious sun, 2 By thee the borders of the earth The summer's warmth, and winter's cold, SELECTION 59. IV. From the lxxvi. Psalm of David. 1 THE Name of our GoD His mansion beloved There broke he the arrows Above all the world. 2 The pride of thy foes Thy power will restrain; 3 Ye nations, to GOD Vow homage sincere; 1 SELECTION 60. C. M. From the lxxviii. Psalm of David. 1 HEAR, O my people; to my law Let the instruction of my mouth 2 My tongue shall oracles proclaim 3 We will not hide them from our sons, 4 For Jacob he his law ordain'd, 5 That generations yet to come 6 To teach them that in God alone SELECTION 61. L. M. From the lxxx. Psalm of David. 1 O THOU whom heavenly hosts obey, 3 Before it thou prepared'st the way, 4 The hills were cover'd with its shade, Its goodly boughs did cedars seem; Its branches to the sea were spread, And reach'd to proud Euphrates' stream. 5 To thee, O GOD of hosts, we pray, Thy wonted goodness, LORD, renew; From heaven, thy throne, this vine survey, And her sad state with pity view. 6 Behold the vineyard made by thee, Which thy right hand did guard so long And keep that branch from danger free, Which for thyself thou mad'st so strong. 7 Do thou convert us, LORD, do thou The lustre of thy face display; And all the ills we suffer now, Like scatter'd clouds, shall pass away. SELECTION 62. C. M. From the lxxxi. Psalm of David. 1 TO GOD, our never-failing strength, And jointly make a cheerful noise 2 Compose a hymn of praise, and touch 3 Let trumpets at the festival 4 For this a statute was of old, SELECTION 63. C. M. From the lxxxiv. Psalm of David. 1 O GOD of hosts, the mighty LORD, How lovely is the place, Where thou enthroned in glory, show'st 2 My longing soul faints with desire My panting heart and flesh cry out 3 The birds, more happy far than I, 4 O LORD of hosts, my King and GOD, 5 Thrice happy they, whose choice has thee Who long to tread the sacred ways 6 Who pass through parch'd and thirsty vales, Yet no refreshment want; Their pools are fill'd with rain, which thou 7 Thus they proceed from strength to strength, Before their GoD appear. 8 Within thy courts one single day Than, LORD, in any other place 9 Much rather in GoD's house will I 10 For God, who is our sun and shield, And no good thing will he withhold 11 Thou, GOD, whom heavenly hosts obey, Whose hope and trust, securely placed, |