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Praise ye the Lord, for he is good
Author: N. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #CVI (1790) Lyrics: 1 Praise ye the Lord, for he is good,
his mercy lasts alway:
Who can express his noble acts,
or all his praise display?
2 They blessed are that judgement keep,
and justly do alway:
With favour of thy people, Lord,
remember me, I pray;
3 And with thy saving health, O Lord,
vouchsafe to visit me,
That I the great felicity
of thine elect may see;
4 And with thy people's joy I may
a joyful mind possess,
And may with thine inheritance
a cheerful heart express.
5 Both we and our forefathers all,
have sinned every one;
We have committed wickedness,
and very lewdly done.
6 The wonders great which thou, O Lord,
hast done in Egypt land
Our fathers though they saw them all
yet did not understand.
7 Nor yet thy mercies manifold
did keep in memory;
But at the sea, yea, the Red-sea,
rebell'd ungratefully.
8 Nevertheless he saved them
for honour of his Name;
That he might make his power known,
and spread abroad his fame.
9 The Red-sea he did then rebuke,
and forthwith it was dry'd;
As in the wilderness, so through
the deep he did them guide.
10 He sav'd them from the cruel hand
of their most spiteful foe,
And from their enemies he did
deliver them also.
The Second Part.
11 The waters did them overthrow,
not one was left alive:
Then they believ'd his word, and praise
in song they did him give.
12 But very soon ungratefully
his works they quite forgat,
And for his counsel and his will
they did neglect to wait:
13 But sinned in the wilderness
with fond and greedy lust,
And in the desart tempted God,
their only stay and trust.
14 Who all their wanton minds' desire
did suffer them to have;
But wasting leanness therewithal
into their souls be gave.
15 Then when they lodged in their tents,
at Moses they did grutch;
Aaron the holy of the Lord
they also envy'd much.
16 Therefore the earth did open wide,
and Dathan did devour,
And all Abiram's company
did cover in that hour.
17 In their assembly kindled was
a hot consuming fire,
And wasting flame did then burn up
the wicked in his ire.
18 Upon the Hill of Horeb they
an idol calf did frame,
And there the molten image they
did worship of the same.
19 Thus to the likeness of a calf,
which feedeth on the grass,
They turned all their glory, and
their honour did deface;
20 And God their only Saviour they
unthankfully forgot,
Who many great and mighty things
in Egypt's land had wrought;
The Third Part.
21 And in the land of Ham for them
most wond'rous works had done,
And by the Red-sea dreadful things
performed long agone.
22 Therefore because they shew'd themselves
forgetful and unkind,
To bring destruction on them all
he purpos'd in his mind,
23 Had not his chosen Moses stood
before him in the way,
To turn away his wrath, lest he
should them destroy and slay.
24 They did despise the pleasant land,
that he to them did give,
Yea, and the words that he had spoke
they did no whit believe;
25 But in their tents with grudging heart
they wickedly repin'd,
Nor to the voice of God the Lord
did give an heark'ning mind.
26 Therefore against them lifted he
his strong revenging hand,
Them to destroy in wilderness,
before they saw the land;
27 And to destroy their seed among
the nations with his rod,
And through the kingdoms of the world
to scatter them abroad.
28 To Baal-peor they did join
themselves most wickedly,
The sacrifices of the dead
eating most greedily.
29 Thus they with their inventions did
his anger much provoke;
And in his sore enkindled wrath
the plague upon them broke.
30 But Phineas stood up with zeal
the sinners vile to slay;
And judgment he did execute,
and then the plague did stay.
The Fourth Part.
31 It was imputed unto him
for righteousness that day,
And from thenceforth so counted is
from race to race alway.
32 At waters called Meribah
they did him angry make;
Yea, so far forth that Moses then
was punish'd for their sake.
33 Because they vex'd his spirit so,
that in impatient heat
His lips spake unadvisedly,
his fervour was so great.
34 Nor as the Lord commanded them,
did they the people slay;
But were among the heathen mix'd,
and learn'd their wicked way;
35 They did their idols serve which was
their ruin and decay,
To Devils sons and daughters did
they offer up and slay.
36 Yea, with unkind and murd'ring knife
the guiltless blood they spilt,
Ev'n their own sons and daughters blood
without all cause of guilt;
37 Whom they to Canaan's idols then
offer'd with wicked hand,
And so with blood of innocents
defiled was the land.
38 Thus they were stained with the works
of their own filthy way,
And with their own inventions did
a whoring go astray.
39 Therefore against his people was
his anger kindled sore,
And ev'n his own inheritance
he did abhor therefore.
40 Into the hands of heathen men
he gave them for a prey;
And made their foes their lords, whom
they were forced to obey.
The Fifth Part.
41 Yea, and their hateful enemies
oppress'd them in their land,
And they were humbly made to stoop,
as subjects to their hand.
42 Full oftentimes from thrall had he
deliver'd them before;
But they rebell'd against him, and
provok'd him evermore.
43 Therefore they by their wickedness
were brought full low to lie:
Yet when he saw them in distress,
he heark'ned to their cry;
44 He call'd to mind his covenant,
which he to them had swore,
And by his mercies multitude
repented him therefore:
45 And favour he them made to find
before the sight of those,
That led them captive from their land,
though they had been their foes.
46 Save us, O Lord, that art our God,
we do thee humbly pray,
And from among the heathen folk,
Lord, gather us away;
47 That we may triumph and rejoice
in thy most holy Name,
That we may glory in thy praise,
and sounding of thy fame.
48 The Lord the God of Israel
be blessed evermore:
Let all the people say, Amen.
Praise ye the Lord therefore. Scripture: Psalm 106 Languages: English
Praise ye the Lord, for he is good
Confitemini Dom.
Author: W. K. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #61 (1640) First Line: Praise ye the Lord, for he is good Lyrics: 1 Praise ye the Lord, for he is good,
his mercy dures for aye:
2 Who can expresse his noble acts,
or all his praise display?
3 They blessèd are that judgement keep,
and justly do alway:
With favour of thy people (Lord)
remember me, I pray.
4 And with thy saving health (O Lord)
vouchsafe to visit me:
That I the great felicity
of thine elect may see.
5 And with thy peoples joy I may
a joyfull mind possesse:
And may with thine inheritance
a glorying heart expresse.
6 Both we and eke our fathers all,
have simned every one:
We have committed wickednesse,
and lewdly we have done.
7 The wonders great which thou (O Lord)
hast done in Egypt s land:
Our fathers, though they saw them all,
yet did not understand.
Nor yet thy mercies multitude
did keep in thankfull mind:
But at the sea, yea, the red sea,
rebelled most unkind.
8 Neverthelesse he saved them
for honour of his Name
That he might make his power knowne
and spread abroad his fame.
9 The red sea he did then rebuke,
and forthwith it was dry'd:
And as in wildernesse, so through
the deep he did them guide.
10 He sav'd them from the cruell hand
of their despitefull foe:
And from the enemies hand he did
deliver them also.
The second Part:
11 The waters their oppressours whelm'd,
not one was left alive:
12 Then they believ'd his word, & praise
in song they did him give.
13 But very soon unthankfully
his works they clean forgot:
And for his counsell and his will
they did neglect to wait.
14 But lusted in the wildernesse,
with fond and greedy lust:
And in the desart tempted God,
the stay of all their trust.
15 And then their wanton minds desire
he suffer'd them to have:
But wasting leanenesse therewithall
unto their soules he gave.
16 Then when they lodged in their tents,
at Moses they did grutch:
Aaron the holy of the Lord
so did they envy much.
17 Therefore the earth did open wide,
and Dathan did devoure:
And all Abirams company
did cover in that houre.
18 In their assembly kindled was
a hot consuming fire:
And wasting flame did then burn up
the wicked in his ire.
19 Upon the hill of Horeb they
an idoll calfe did frame:
And there the molten image they
did worship of the same.
20 Into the likenesse of a Calfe
which feedeth on the grasse,
Thus they their glory turn'd and all
their honour did deface;
21 And God their onely Saviour
unkindly they forgot:
Which many great and mighty things
in Egypt land had wrought.
The third Part.
22 And in the land of Ham for them
most wondrous works had done:
And by the red sea dreadfull things
Perform-ed long agone.
23 Therefore for their so shewing them
forgetfull and unkind:
To bring destruction on them all
he purpos'd in his mind:
Had not his chosen Moses stood
before him in the break
To turn his wrath left he on them
with slaughter should him wreak.
24 They did despise the pleasant land,
that he behight to give:
Yea and the words that he had spoke
they did no whit believe.
25 But in their tents with grudging heart
they wickedly repin'd:
Nor to the voice of God the Lord
did give an hark'ning mind.
26 Therefore against them lifted he
his strong revenging hand:
Them to destroy in wildernesse,
ere they should see the land.
27 And to destroy their seed among
the nations with his rod:
And through the countries of the world
to scatter them abroad.
28 To Baal Peor then they did
and joyne themselves also:
And ate the offerings of the dead
so they forsook him tho.
29 Thus with their own inventions
his wrath they did provoke:
And in his sore inkindled wrath
the plague upon them broke.
30 But Phineas stood up with zeal
the sinners vile to slay:
And judgement he did execute,
and then the plague did stay.
The fourth Part.
31 It was imputed unto him
for righteousness that day,
And from thenceforth so counted is
from race to race, I say.
32 At waters eke of Meribah
they did him angry make:
Yea, so far forth that Moses then
was punish'd for their sake.
33 Because they vex'd his spirit so sore,
that in impatient heat
His lips spake unadvisedly,
his fervour was so great.
34 Nor as the Lord commanded them
they slew the people tho:
35 But were among the heathen mix'd,
and learn'd their works also.
36 And did their idols serve which were
their ruine and decay:
37 To fiends their sons and daughters they
they offer up and slay:
38 Yea with unkindly murdering knife
the guiltlesse blood they spilt:
Yet their own sons and daughters blooud
without all cause of guilt.
Whom they to Canaan idols then
offred with wicked hand:
And so with bloud of innocents
defiled was the land.
39 Thus they were stained with the works
of their own filthy way:
And with their own inventions
a whoring they did stray.
40 Therefore against his people was
the Lords wrath kindled sore:
And even his own inheritance
he did abhorre therefore.
41 Into the hands of heathen men
he gave them for a prey:
And made their foes their :ords, whom they
were forced to obey.
The fift Part:
42 Yea and their hatefull enemies
opprest them in their land:
And they were humbly made to stoope
as subjects to their hand.
43 Full oftentimes from thrall had he
delivered them before:
But with their counsels they to wrath
provok'd him evermore.
Therefore they by their wickednesse
were brought full low to lie:
44 Yet when he saw them in distresse.
he hearkened to their cry.
45 He cal'd to mind his covenant,
which he to them had swore:
And by his mercies multitude
repented him therefore.
46 And favour he them made to find,
before the sight of those
That led them captive from their land,
when erst they were their foes.
47 Save us O Lord that art our God,
save us (O Lord) we pray:
And from among the heathen folk,
Lord gather us away.
48 That we may spread the noble praise
of thy most holy Name:
That we may glory in thy praise,
and sounding of thy fame.
49 The Lord the God of Israel
be blest for evermore:
Let all the people say Amen.
praise ye the Lord therefore.
Scripture: Psalm 106 Languages: English
Confitemini Dom.
His tender mercies ever sure to all eternity endure
Author: Thomas Norton Hymnal: Bible Songs #d163 (1924) First Line: Praise ye the Lord, for he is good, His mercies Languages: English
His tender mercies ever sure to all eternity endure
