...with majefty and honour. Thou deckeft thyfelf with light as it were with a garment : and fpreadefl out the heavens like a curtain. Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters : and maketh the clouds his chariot, and walketh upon the wings of the wind. He maketh his...

...firetcheft out the Heavens like a Curtain. Who maketh his Angels Spirits j his Minifters a flaming Fire. Who layeth the Beams of his Chambers in the Waters ; who maketh the Clouds his Chariot j who walketh upon the Wings of the Wind. Who laid the Foundations of the Earth, that it /hould not...

...deckeft thyfelf with Light, as it were with a Garment, and fpreadeft out the Heavens like a Curtain. 3. Who layeth the Beams of his Chambers in the Waters, who maketh. the Clouds his Chariot, and walketh upon the Wings of the Wind. 4. He. maketh his Angels Spirits, and his Minifters a flaming...

...Who covereft thyfelf with light, as with a " garment: who ftretcheft out the heavens like " a canopy. Who layeth the beams of his " chambers in the waters: who maketh the f' clouds his chariot: who walketh upon the *' wings of the wind. Who maketh his angels " fpirits;...

...-with divine Honour and Majefty ; who covers himfelf with Light, as with a Garment ; wio jiretches out the Heavens like a Curtain -, who layeth the Beams of his Chambers in the Deep ; who maketh the Clouds his Chariots ; and who walks upon the Wings of the Wind; li'ho maketh...

...cloathed with divine honour and majefty, who covers himfelf with light, as with a garment, who ftretches out the heavens like a curtain, who layeth the beams of his chambers in the deep, who maketh the clouds his chariots, and who walks upon the wings of the wind, who maketh...

...with divine * honour and majefty, who covers himfelf with light, ' as with a garment, who ftretches out the heavens like * a curtain, who layeth the beams of his chambers in * the deep, who maketh the clouds his chariots, and ' who walks upon the wings of the wind, who mak'...

...all places of his dominion : blefs the Lord, O my foul. PS^LM CIV. . , BLESS the Lord, O my foul : O Lord my God, thou art very great, thou art clothed with honour and majefty. 2 Who covereft thyfelf with light, as with a garment : who ftretchefl out the heavens like...

...constituting by thy prefence the felicity of thy chofen !" Pf. civ. i. Blcfs the LORT>, o my foul: o Lord my God, thou art very great, thou art clothed with honour and majcfy, &c. ' The fcripture informs us, proceeds Dr. Home, that the fame perfon, who redeemed the world,...

...literally tranilated ; and, if the critics are right, the Hebrew original is verfe, as well as the Greek. " O Lord, my God, thou art very great ! Thou art " clothed with honour and majc iiy ! Who covereft thy" felf with light, as with a garment ; who ftretcheft out " the heavens...