Ver. 176. 5 My foul hath gone too far astray; Yet fince I've not forgot thy way, Ver. 35. 6 Make me to walk in thy commands; Nor let my head, or heart, or hands, PSALM CXIX. 12th Part. Com. Metre. [o] 1 1 MY Y God, confider my diftrefs, Though I have finn'd againft thy grace, Ver. 39, 116. 2 Forbid, forbid the sharp reproach Uphold my life, uphold my hopes, Ver. 122, 135." 3 Be thou a furety, Lord, for me; Ver. 82. 4 Mine eyes with expectation fail; My heart within me cries, "When will the Lord his truth fulfil, "And make my comforts rife ?" Ver. 132. 5 Look down upon my forrows, Lord, As thou art ever wont t' afford. PSALM CXIX. 13th Part. Com. Metre. [b] Holy fear, and tenderness of confcience. Ver. 10. WITH my whole heart I've fought thy face, let me never ftray From thy commands, O God of grace, Ver. 11. 2 Thy word I've hid within my heart, Ver. 63, 53, 158. 3 I'm a companion of the faints, 4 While finners do thy gofpel wrong, 5 My heart with facred reverence hears Ver. 166, 174. 6 My God, I long, I hope, I wait While thy whole law is my delight, PSALM CXIX. 14th Part. Com. Metre. [b] Benefit of afflictions, and fupport under them. 1 CON Ver. 153, 81, 82. CONSIDER all my forrows, Lord, My foul for thy falvation faints; Ver. 71. 2 Yet I have found 'tis good for me Ver. 3 This is the comfort I enjoy I read thy word, I run thy way, Ver. 92. 4 Had not thy word been my delight, When earthly joys were fled, Ver. 176. 5 My foul hath gone too far aftray; Yet fince I've not forgot thy way, Ver. 11. 2 Thy word I've hid within my heart, Ver. 63, 53, 158. 3 I'm a companion of the faints, 4 While finners do thy gofpel wrong, 5 My heart with facred reverence hears Ver. 166, 174. 6 My God, 1 long, I hope, I wait While thy whole law is my delight, PSALM CXIX. 14th Part. Com. Metre. [b] 1 CONSIDER all my forrows, Lord, Ver. 71. er. beg I been my delight, 61 race My foul, oppreft with forrows weight, 5 I know thy judgments, Lord, are right, 6 Before I knew thy chaftening rod, PSALM CXIX. 15th Part. Com. Metre. [*] 1 Holy refolutions. THAT thy ftatutes, every hour, Might dwell upon my mind! Thence I derive a quickening power, And daily peace I find. Ver. 15, 16. 2 To meditate thy precepts, Lord, Ver. 32. 3 How would I run in thy commands, Ver. 13, 46. 4 My lips, with courage fhall declare Thy ftatutes and thy name; I'll fpeak thy word, though kings fhould hear, Nor yield to finful fhame. Ver. 61, 69, 70. 5 Let bands of perfecutors rife To rob me of my right; Let pride and malice forge their lies, Ver. 115. 6 Depart from me, ye wicked race, |