Psalm 7
Chant Psalter
Natural Speech Rhythm
Henry John Gauntlett
Domine, Deus meus.
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O Lord my God, in thee have I
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put my
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trust:
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save me from all them that
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perse•cute me,
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and de-
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liver • me;
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Lest he devour my
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soul • like a
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lion,
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and tear it in pieces,
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while • there is
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none to
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help.
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3
O Lord my God, if I have done
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any • such
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thing;
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or if there be any
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wicked•ness
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in my
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hands;
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If I have rewarded evil unto
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him that • dealt
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friendly • with me;
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(yea, I have delivered him that with-
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out • any
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cause • is mine
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ene•my;)
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5
Then let mine enemy persecute my
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soul, and
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take me;
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yea, let him tread my life down upon the earth, * and
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lay mine
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honour • in the
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dust.
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Stand up, O Lord, in thy wrath, and lift up thyself, * because of the indig-
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nation • of mine
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ene•mies;
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arise up for me in the
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judgment • that thou
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hast com-
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manded.
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And so shall the congregation of the
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people • come a-
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bout thee:
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for their sakes therefore
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lift
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up thy-
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self a-
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gain.
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And so shall the congregation of the
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peoples • come a-
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bout thee:
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for their sakes therefore
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lift
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up thy-
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self a-
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gain.
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8
The Lord shall judge the people: * give sentence with me, O Lord, ac-
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cording • to my
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righteous•ness,
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and ac-
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cording • to the
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innocency • that is
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in me.
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The Lord shall judge the peoples: * give sentence with me, O Lord, ac-
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cording • to my
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righteous•ness,
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and ac-
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cording • to the
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innocency • that is
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in me.
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O let the wickedness of the ungodly come to an end; * but
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guide • thou the
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just.
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10
For the righteous God
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trieth the • very
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hearts and
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reins.
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My help
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cometh • of
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God,
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who preserveth
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them • that are
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true of
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heart.
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12
God is a righteous Judge,
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strong, and
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patient;
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and
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God • is pro-
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voked • every
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day.
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13
If a man will not turn, he will
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whet his
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sword;
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he hath
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bent his
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bow, and • made it
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ready.
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14
He hath prepared for him the
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instru•ments of
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death;
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he ordaineth his
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arrows a-
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gainst the
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perse•cutors.
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Behold, he
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travail•eth with
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mischief;
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he hath conceived
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sorrow, • and
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brought • forth un-
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godli•ness.
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Behold, the ungodly
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travail•eth with
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ini•quity;
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he hath conceived
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mischief, • and
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brought forth
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falsehood.
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He hath graven and digged up a pit, * and is fallen himself into the destruction that he
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made for
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other.
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17
For his travail shall come upon his own head, * and his wickedness shall
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fall • on his
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own
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pate.
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18
I will give thanks unto the Lord, ac-
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cording • to his
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righteous•ness;
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and I will praise the
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Name • of the
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Lord Most
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High.
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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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