The Psalms of David: Imitated in the Language of the New Testament, and Applied to the Christian State and Worship (Classic Reprint)

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Not (0 the impious and'unju'fi What vain defigns they form Their hopes are blown away like dufi, Or chaff before the fiorm. 6 Sinners to judgment {hall not Rand Among the fons o£ grace, When Chrifi the lodge-ar his right hand Appoints his (aims a place. 7 His eye behol'ds the path they tread, His heart approves it well, But crooked ways of honers lead Dom to the gates of hell. Psal M I. Short Metre. Tee/aim happy 'tizefmzer mi/eraéle. 1 HE man is ever blelt Who {huns the finner's ways, Among their councils nev er fiends, Nor takes the fe'orne'r' 5 place. 2 Who makes the law of God His (lady and delight, Amidl't the labours of the day, And watches ofthe night. 3 He, 15 he a tree [hall thrive, With Waters near the root Frelh as the leaf his name {hall live His works are hea.1 nly fruit. 4 Butthe ungodly race, Can no foch ble'fliogs find: The °1r hopes wi ll flee like empty chafl' Before the driving wind. 5 How will they bear to fiend Before thatjudgment-leary W here all the; faints at cbri/z 3 right hand g.

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