Ver. 105. 3 'Tis like the fun, a heavenly light, And through the dangers of the night, Ver. 99, 100. 4 The men that keep thy law with care, Ver. 104, 113. 5 Thy precepts make me truly wife; I hate my own vain thoughts that rife, Ver. 89, 90, 91. But ftill thy law and gospel, Lord, Ver. 160, 140, 9, 116. 8 Thy word is everlafting truth, How pure is every page! That holy book fhall guide our youth, PSALM CXIX. 5th Part. Com. Met. [*] Delight in fcripture; or, the word of God dwelling in 1 us. Ver. 97. HOW I love thy holy law! And thence my meditations draw Ver. 148. 2 My waking eyes prevent the day, My foul with longing melts away Ver. 3, 13, 54. 3 How doth thy word my heart engage! How well employ my tongue! And in my tiresome pilgrimage, 4 Am I a ftranger, or at home, Not honey dropping from the comb Ver. 72, 127. 5 No treasures fo enrich the mind; 6 When nature finks, and fpirits droop, Are pillars to fupport my hope, And there I write thy praife. PSALM CXIX. 6th Part. Com. Metre. [ 1 LORD, I efteen thy judgments right, Ver. 97, 9. 2 Thy precepts often I furvey: Ver. 62. 3 My heart in midnight filence cries, 4 And when my fpirit drinks her fill, PSALM CXIX. 7th Part. Com. Metre. [x] 1 LET all the heathen wiiters join Great God, if once compar'd with thine, 3 I've seen an end of what we call How fhort the powers of nature fall, 4 Yet men would fain be juft with God, 5 In vain we boaft perfection here, 6 Our faith and love, and every grace, PSALM CXIX. 8th Part. Common Metre. [*] ORD, I have made thy word my choice, There hall my nobleft powers rejoice, My warmeft thoughts engage. 2 I'll read the hiftories of thy love, 3 'Tis a broad land of wealth unknown, Seeds of immortal blifs are sown, 4 The beft relief that mourners have, Our fairest hope beyond the grave, PSALM CXIX. 9th Part. Com. Metre. [*] Defire of knowledge; er, the teachings of the Spirit with the word. 1 THY Ver. 64, 68, 18. HY mercies fill the earth, O Lord, Open mine eyes to read thy word, Vere 73, 125, 10, 11 2 My heart was falhion'd by thy hand, O make thy fervant understand y.È say baA Het Vencoig, wat tað 29 3 Since I'm a ftranger here below, chrom But mark the road my feet -fhouldgoj V hud 0 Mer 26.list JOT 4 When I confefs'd my wandering ways, 195 Thou heard my foul complains 5 Grant me the teachings of thy grace, Ver. 33, 34. If God to me his ftatutes fhew, And heavenly truth impart, His law fhall rule my heart.de 6 This was my comfort when I bore Variety of grief; It made me learn thy word the more,, Ver. 51 7 [In vain the proud deride me now; Ver. 27, 171. 8 When I have learn'd my Father's will, 1 PSALM CXIX. 10th Part. Com. Metre. [b] Pleading the promises. BEHOLD thy waiting fervant, Lord, to thy fear; Remember and confirm thy word, Haft thou not fent falvation down, Ver. 123, 42. 4 Didit thou not raife my faith, O Lord? PSALM CXIX. 11th Part. Com. Metre. [b] Breathing after holiness. Ver. 5, 83 THAT the Lord would guide my ways grant me grace O that my God would, Ver. 29. O fend thy Spirit down to write Ver. 37, 36. 3 From vanity turn off mine eyes Ver. 133 |