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A Psalm of David
Hymnal: The Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithully translated into English metre #PXL (1758) First Line: With expectation from the LORD Lyrics: 1 With expectation from the LORD,
I waited patiently;
And He inclin'd to pity me,
and heard my humble cry.
2 He brought me from the dreadful pit,
and from the miry clay;
And on a rock he set my feet,
established my way.
3 A new song put He in my mouth,
to praise our God on high;
Which many shall behold, and fear,
and on the LORD rely.
4 O greatly blessed are the men,
who in the LORD confide;
Who value not the proud, nor such,
as turn to lies aside.
[2 Part]
5 O LORD my God, how many are,
the wonders thou hast wrought;
What multitudes of kindnesses
towards us hast thou thought.
6 Their sum in order, never can
be reckon'd up to thee:
If I would count them they are more,
than e'er can number'd be.
7 Thou dost no sacrifice of beasts
now off'ring now desire,
sin off'rings thou requirest not,
nor off'rings made by fire:
8 But mine ear piercest: then said I,
'Lo now I come to Thee;
'As in the volume of thy book
' 'tis written thus of me;'
"To do thy will, is my delight,
" O Thou my God who art!
"Yea thy whole law is fised in
"the centre of my heart."
9 "I in the congregation great,
"thy righteousness did show;
"Lo I have not refrain'd my lips,
JEHOVAH thou dost know.
10 "I have not in my heart conceal'd,
"thy perfect righteousness;
"But thy salvation have declar'd,
"and shown thy faithfulness.
"Neither thy great binignity
"have I at all conceal'd;
Nor from the congregation great
"have I thy truth with-held."
11 And now thy tender mercies, LORD
with-hold thou not from me;
But let thy mercy and thy truth
keep me continually.
12 For evils more than can be told,
encompass me around;
My sins so seize and hold me fast,
that they my sight confound.
They're more than hairs upon my head,
my heart is quite dismay'd:
13 O LORD, be pleas'd to rescue me,
LORD< hasten to my aid.
[3 Part]
14 With shame be they confounded, who
my soul to ruin aim;
Yea, all who evil wish to me,
be driven back with shame.
15 With shame their spite shall be repaid,
who mock my hope in Thee;
Who sport of me in trouble make,
they desolated shall be.
16 Let all who seek Thee, joy in Thee
who firm in Thee confide;
Who thy salvation love, cry out
"the LORD be magnify'd."
17 I poor and needy am; and yet
the Lord does think on me:
For Thou my help and favour art:
my god me quickly free. Scripture: Psalm 40 Languages: English
A Psalm of David
A Psalm of David
Hymnal: The Psalms Hymns and Spiritual Songs of the Old and New Testament, faithfully translated into English Metre #PXL (1773) First Line: With expectation from the LORD Lyrics: 1 With expectation from the LORD,
I waited patiently;
And He inclin'd to pity me,
and heard my humble cry.
2 He brought me from the dreadful pit,
and from the miry clay;
And on a rock he set my feet;
established my way:
3 A new song put He in my mouth,
to praise our God on high;
Which many shall behold, and fear,
and on the LORD rely.
4 O greatly blessed are the men,
who in the LORD confide;
Who value not the proud, nor such,
as turn to lies aside.
[2 Part]
5 O LORD my God, how many are
the wonders thou hast wrought;
What multitudes of kindnesses,
towards us hast thou thought.
6 Their sum in order, never can
be reckon'd up to thee:
If I would count them they are more
than e'er can number'd be.
7 Thou dost no sacrifice of beasts
now off'ring now desire;
Sin off'rings thou requirest not,
nor off'rings made by fire:
8 But mine ear piercest: then said I,
'Lo now I come to Thee;
'As in the volume of thy book
' 'tis written thus of me;'
"To do thy will, is my delight,
" O Thou my God who art!
"Yea thy whole law is fis\xed in
"the centre of my heart."
9 "I in the congregation great,
"thy righteousness did show;
"Lo, I have not refrain'd my lips,
JEHOVAH thou dost know.
10 "I have not in my heart conceal'd,
"thy perfect righteousness;
"But thy salvation have declar'd,
"and shown thy faithfulness.
"Neither thy great benignity
"have I at all conceal'd;
Nor from the congregation great
"have I thy truth with-held."
11 And now thy tender mercies, LORD,
with-hold thou not from me:
But let thy mercy and thy truth
keep me continually.
12 For evils more than can be told,
encompass me around;
My sins so seize and hold me fast,
that they my sight confound.
They're more than hairs upon my head,
my heart is quite dismay'd:
13 O LORD, be pleas'd to rescue me,
LORD< hasten to my aid.
[3 Part]
14 With shame be they confounded, who
my soul to ruin aim;
Yea, all who evil wish to me,
be driven back with shame.
15 With shame their spite shall be repaid,
who mock my hope in Thee;
Who sport of me in trouble make,
they desolate shall be.
16 Let all who seek Thee, joy in Thee,
who firm in Thee confide;
Who thy salvation love, cry out
"the LORD be magnify'd."
17 I poor and needy am; and yet
the Lord does think on me:
For Thou my help and favour art:
my God me quickly free. Scripture: Psalm 40 Languages: English
A Psalm of David
