Psalm 107
Chant Psalter
Natural Speech Rhythm
William Henry Havergal
Confitemini Domino.
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O give thanks unto the
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Lord, for • he is
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gracious,
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and his
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mercy en-
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dureth for
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ever.
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Let them give thanks whom the
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Lord • hath re-
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deemed,
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and de-
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livered • from the
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hand • of the
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ene•my;
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And gathered them
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out of
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the
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lands,
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from the east, and from the
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west; • from the
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north, and • from the
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south.
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They went astray in the wilderness out of the way, * and found no
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city to
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dwell in.
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Hungry and
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thirsty, • their
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soul
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fainted • in them.
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So they cried unto the
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Lord • in their
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trouble,
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and he de-
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livered • them from
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their dis-
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tress.
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He led them
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forth • by the
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right way,
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that they might go to the
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city
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where they
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dwelt.
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Full
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O that men would therefore praise the
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Lord • for his
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goodness;
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and declare the wonders that he
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doeth • for the
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children of
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men!
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Full
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For he satisfieth the
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empty
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soul,
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and filleth the
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hungry
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soul with
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goodness.
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Such as sit in darkness, and in the
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shadow of
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death,
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being fast
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bound in
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mise•ry and
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iron;
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Because they rebelled against the
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words • of the
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Lord,
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and lightly regarded the
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counsel
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of the • Most
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Highest;
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He also brought down their
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heart through
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heavi•ness:
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they fell down,
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and
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there was
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none to
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help them.
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So when they cried unto the
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Lord • in their
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trouble,
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he de-
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livered them
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out of • their dis-
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tress.
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2nd half
14
For he brought them out of darkness, and out of the
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shadow of
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death,
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and
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brake their
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bonds in
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sunder.
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Full
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O that men would therefore praise the
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Lord • for his
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goodness;
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and declare the wonders that he
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doeth • for the
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children of
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men!
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Full
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For he hath broken the
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gates of
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brass,
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and smitten the
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bars of
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iron • in
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sunder.
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Foolish men are plagued for their offence, and be-
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cause of
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their
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wicked•ness.
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Their soul abhorred all manner of meat, and they were
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even
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hard at • death’s
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door.
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So when they cried unto the
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Lord • in their
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trouble,
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he de-
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livered them
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out of • their dis-
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tress.
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2nd half
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He sent his
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word, and
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healed them;
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and they were
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saved from
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their de-
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struction.
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Full
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O that men would therefore praise the
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Lord • for his
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goodness;
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and declare the wonders that he
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doeth • for the
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children of
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men!
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Full
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That they would offer unto him the
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sacri•fice of
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thanks•giving,
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and tell
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out his
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works with
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gladness!
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They that go down to the sea in ships, and occupy their
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business in • great
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waters;
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These men see the works of the
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Lord, • and his
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wonders • in the
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deep.
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For at his word the stormy
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wind a-
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riseth,
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which
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lifteth
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up the
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waves there•of.
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They are carried up to the heaven, and down a-
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gain • to the
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deep;
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their soul melteth a-
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way be-
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cause • of the
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trouble.
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They
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reel • to and
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fro,
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and stagger like a drunken
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man, • and are
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at their
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wit’s end.
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So when they cry unto the
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Lord • in their
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trouble,
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he de-
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livereth • them
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out of • their dis-
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tress.
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For he maketh the
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storm to
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cease,
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so that the
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waves there-
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of are
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still.
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2nd half
30
Then are they glad, be-
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cause they • are at
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rest;
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and so he bringeth them unto the
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haven
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where they
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would
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be.
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Full
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O that men would therefore praise the
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Lord • for his
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goodness;
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and declare the wonders that he
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doeth • for the
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3
children of
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men!
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Full
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That they would exalt him also in the congre-
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gation • of the
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people,
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and
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praise him • in the
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seat • of the
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elders!
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33
Who turneth the
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floods in•to a
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wilder•ness,
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and
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drieth
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up the
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water•springs.
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He turneth the
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floods in•to a
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wilder•ness,
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and
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drieth
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up the
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water•springs.
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A fruitful land
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maketh he
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barren,
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for the
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wicked•ness of
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them that
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dwell there•in.
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Again, he maketh the wilderness a
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standing
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water,
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and
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water•springs
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of a • dry
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ground.
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And there he
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setteth the
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hungry,
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that they may
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build • them a
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city to
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dwell in;
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That they may sow their
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land, and • plant
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vineyards,
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to
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yield them
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fruits of
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increase.
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38
He blesseth them, so that they
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multi•ply ex-
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ceeding•ly;
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and suffereth
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not their
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cattle • to de-
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crease.
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And again, when they are
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minished and • brought
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low
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through oppression, through
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any
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plague or
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trouble;
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Though he suffer them to be evil en-
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treated through
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tyrants,
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and let them wander
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out of
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the
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way • in the
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wilder•ness;
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Yet helpeth he the
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poor • out of
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mise•ry,
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and maketh him
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households • like a
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flock of
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sheep.
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The righteous will consider
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this, • and re-
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joice;
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and the mouth of all
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wicked•ness
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shall be
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stopped.
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2nd half
43
Whoso is wise, will
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ponder • these
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things;
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and they shall under-
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stand the • loving-
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kindness • of the
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Lord.
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Glory | be • to the | Father, ||
and to the Son, | and • to the | Holy | Ghost; ||
As it | was in • the be- | ginning, ||
is now, and ever shall be, * | world with•out | end. A- | men. ||
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