X.

This day be bread and peace my lot;
All elfe beneath the fun

Thou know'ft if beft beftow'd or not,
And let thy will be done,

XI.

To thee whofe temple is all space,
Whofe altar, earth, fea, fkies,
One chorus let all beings raife!
All nature's incense rise.

PSALM CL.

Univerfal Praife.

Proper Tune.

I.

Azure vaults! O crystal sky!
The world's transparent canopy,

Break your long filence, and let mortals know,
With what contempt you look on things below.

II.

O light! the faireft, first of things, From whom all joy, all beauty fprings, Praise the almighty ruler of the globe Who ufeth thee for his imperial robe.

III.

Thou radiant fun! whofe glorious ray Rules the bright empire of the day: Opraise his name, without whofe purer light Thou hadft been hid in an abyfs of night.

IV.

Ye moon and planets! who difpence
By GOD's command, your influence:

Vaft ever-moving orbs; exalt his name
Who gave its being to each glorious frame.

V.

Ye mists and vapours, hail and snow, And you who thro' the concave blow Swift executors of his holy word,

Whirlwinds, and tempefts, praife th' almighty LORD.

VI.

Mountains, who to your maker's view Are less than mole-hills feem to you, Praise him, who did all forms from chaos draw, Him whofe command is univerfal law.

VII.

Praise him ye monsters of the deep
That in the fea's vast bofom fleep!
At whofe command the foaming billows roar,
Yet know their limits, tremble, and adore.

VIII.

Let the wide world his praifes fing,
From whom their various bleffings fpring,
Let echoing anthems make his praises known
On earth, his footstool, as in heaven his throne..

THE END.

ERRATA.

AGE 4. line 20. read facred joy. P. 12. 1.

PA

16. read diviner. P. 30. 1. 3. read ftormy. P. 37. 1. 14. read bear. P. 54. last 1. read contert. P. 68. Those verfes of the 63d. Pfalm after the first Pause, should have been printed as a feparate Pfalm, or entirely omitted; as they are a different Metre from the first part, and fome of them were used before. P. 77. 1. 14. for their read the. P. 105. for its read his. P. 107. 1. 2. read, his name is love. P. 125. 1. 7. for breath, read breaft.

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LMIGHTY GOD thy pow'rful word
Almighty maker GOD

And now, my foul, another year

Arife, my foul, on wings devout arise

Arife and hail the happy day

As the good shepherd gently leads

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E thou exalted, O my GOD

Behold the morning fun

Blefs thou the LORD, my foul, his name
Bleft is the man who fears the LORD

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Come found his praise abroad

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Give thanks to GOD most high

Give to our GOD immortal praise
Give thanks to GOD, he reigns above
GOD of our lives, whofe bounteous care
Good is the LORD, the heav'nly king
GOD of my mercies, and my praise

GOD is a fpirit, just and wise

Great firft of beings! mighty LORD!
Great GOD! to thee our grateful tongues
Great GOD! how infinite art thou!

Great GOD! the heav'ns well order'd frame
Great LORD of earth, and feas and fkies
Great is the LORD, his works of might
Great is our GOD, his works of might
Great GOD! my joyful thanks to thee
GOD, who in various methods told

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Hail, King fupreme! all wife and good 88

Happy is he who fears the LORD

Hark the glad found, the faviour comes

Hark, from on high a chearing voice
He who has GOD his guardian made
High in the heav'ns, eternal GOD
How are thy fervants bleft, O LORD

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