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GENERAL INDEX

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THE PSALMS OF DAVID IN METRE;

Containing the first line of each verse or stanza, arranged in
alphabetical order. The figures in the margin direct to
the psalm and verse respectively.

Psal. ver.

44 14

112

51 17 A BROKEN spirit is to God
A by-word also thou dost us
A good man doth his favour show
A good man's footsteps by the Lord
A life prolong'd for many days

5

37 23

61 6

A little that a just man hath

37 16

105 21

A lord, to rule his family

74

5

144 9

33

29

46

3

4

4

A man was famous, and was had
A new song I to thee will sing
A new song to him sing, and play
A pow'rful voice it is that comes
A river is, whose streams do glad
22 30 A seed shall service do to him
A stubborn and a froward heart
A thousand at thy side shall fall
A vine from Egypt brought thou hast
A willing people, in thy day
About the grave's devouring mouth
Abundant wickedness there is

101 4

78 19

Against the Lord himself they spake

94 21

83 3

8

79
89 52
22

2

22 27
148 9

138 4

66
51

1

9

86 9

66

4

47 1
31
66 16

5

22

103

21

Against the righteous souls they join
Against thy chosen people they
Against us mind not former sins
All blessing to the Lord our God
All day, my God, to thee I cry
All ends of th' earth remember shall
All hills and mountains, fruitful trees
All kings upon the earth that are
All lands, to God, in joyful sounds
All mine iniquities blot out

All nations whom thou mad'st, shall come
All on the earth shall worship thee
All people, clap your hands, to God
All praise and thanks be to the Lord
All that fear God, come here, I'll tell
All that ill-doers are, thou hat'st
"All that me see laugh me to scorn
All thine iniquities who doth
All this is come on us; yet we
All waste and desolate let be

5

3

44 17

And all he doth shall prosper well
And at the brightness of that light
And at the waters where they strove
And blessed be his glorious name
And blessed be the Lord our God
And do not suffer them to have

And ev'n with chains, as pris'ners, bind
And for a wealthy heritage

And from above the Lord sent down
And from before thy presence forth
And from the hand of children strange
And gather'd them out of the lands
And he did greatly by his pow'r

105 24

78 69

And he his sanctuary built

78 61

And he his strength delivered

78 53

And he them safely on did lead

18 10

And he upon a cherub rode

52 9

And I for ever will thee praise

22 10

And I was cast upon thy care

71 16

And I will constantly go on

And I will say to God my rock
And in his glory excellent
And in my way, my steps thou hast
And in old age, when others fade
And in the day of trouble great
And in the heaven he did cause

136 11

87 5

And Isr'el brought from Egypt land
And it of Zion shall be said

And let me in thy righteousness
And let the beauty of the Lord
And let them sacrifice to him

And let them wander up and down
And let thy tender mercies come
And, like unto the light, he shall
And manna rain'd on them, and gave
And might not, like their fathers, be
And now, ev'n at this present time
And now, Lord, leave me not when I
And now, O Lord, what wait I for
And of thy mercy slay my foes

And on all men a fear shall fall

130 7

And plenteous redemption

139 24

And see if any wicked way

And sith thou art my strength, therefore

And so to count our days, that we
And so will I perpetually

78 35
107 36

50 6
132 17

And that the Lord had been their rock
And there, for dwelling, he a place
And then the heavens shall declare
And there will I make David's horn
And they for good that render ill
And they that are his servant's seed
And they that know thy name, in thee
And they their idols serv'd, which did
And they thy mercies' multitude
And thou hast giv'n to me the necks
And thou hast not enclosed me
And thus their glory and their God
And thus they say, How can it be
And thy most perfect righteousness
And to our neighbours' bosom cause
And unto Jacob, for a law
And unto them the pleasant lands
And when by thee he shall be judg'd
And wine, that to the heart of man
And with my song I will him praise
And yet a banner thou hast giv'n
Arise, and disappoint my foe
Arise, Lord, let not man prevail
Arise, O Lord; save me my God
As cursing he like clothes put on
As far as east is distant from

17 13

9 19

3 7

109 18

As fire consumes the wood, as flame
As for God, perfect is his way

As for men's works, I by the word
As for the head and chief of those

119 152
123

As for thy testimonies all

2

109 17
133
141 2

3

As handmaid's eyes her mistress hand
As he in cursing pleasure took
As Hermon's dew, the dew that doth
As incense let my prayer be
As one that hears not, in whose mouth
As round about Jerusalem

As smoke is driv'n, so drive thou them
As streams of water in the south
As th' apple of the eye me keep
As with a garment I will clothe
As with an overflowing flood

Ask of me and for heritage
Assuredly he shall thee save
Assuredly thou didst them set
At ev'ning they go to and fro
At ev'ning let thou them return
At hearing they shall me obey
At his command, amidst their camp
At morn it flourishes and grows
At the noise of thy water-spouts
Attend my cry, Lord, at my tears
Attend, my people, to my law
Awake, therefore, Lord God of hosts

BACK from thy way our heart not turn'd
Bands of ill men me robb'd; yet I
Be merciful to me, O God

Be not far off, for grief is near
Be of good courage, and he strength
Be still, and know that I am God
Be thou above the heavens, Lord
Be thou exalted very high
Be thou my dwelling-rock, to which
Be thou not then afraid, when one
Because against the word of God
Because a thousand years appear
Because gone up above mine head
Because he and he only is

Because he mercy minded not
Because him they do persecute
Because himself he flattereth
Because I am brought very low
Because I know assuredly
Because I'm holy, let my soul
Because my life with grief is spent

16

10

Because my soul in grave to dwell

150

2

Because of all his mighty acts

Because of life the fountain pure

Because of th' en'my's voice, and for

6

5

Because of thee in death there shall
Because of this my heart is glad
Because of those mine enemies
Because on me he set his love
Because that thou for evermore
Because the glory of their strength