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The Pariſh-Clerk's Vade mecum: Or an Alphabetical CONCORDANCE Of the moſt material WORDS and SENTENCES In the BOOK of Singing PSALMS, Uſed in the Pariſh Churches; Pointing out alſo Pſalms ſuited to all the great FESTIVALS OF THE Church of ENGLAND, And moſt other Special Occaſions. Vſeful for all ſuch as would ſing with the Spirit and with the Vnderſtanding alſo.

By B. P. Pariſh-Clerk.

Epheſ. v. 18, 19.

Be filled with the Spirit; ſpeaking to your ſelves in pſalms, and hymns, and ſpiritual ſongs, ſinging and making melody in your heart to the Lord.

London: Printed by Benj. Motte, Printer to the Company of Pariſh-Clerks; to be ſold by Randal Taylor near Stationers-Hall. 1694.

TO THE READER.

THE Pariſh-Clerk is an Officer to be choſen by the Minister of the Pariſh (unleſs Cuſtom prevail to the contrary) and by him to be certified to the Biſhop of the Dioceſe of his competent skill in Reading, Writing, and Singing; but eſpecially of his civil Life and Converſation, great requiſits, and moſt neceſſary qualifications of one choſen to attend in the Miniſtry of Holy things, and to bear a part in all the Divine Offices of the Church. Therefore a Miniſter, or Pariſh ought to be very careful how they introduce any perſon that is not thus qualified; otherwiſe the ignorance and impiety of the Clerk may bring an unavoidable ſcandal to the Church of God, in whoſe Holy Offices he is to be converſant. A ſcandalous Clerk is an Offence to a devout Congregation, and gives juſt ground of diſcouragement to People to joyn in the reſpective Offices of Prayer and Praiſe, in which the Clerk bears ſo conſiderable a part, viz. By reſponding, by ſtanding up, by bowing, and by Genuflections proper to all the parts of the Holy Offices as is directed in the Rubrick: by all which he more than intimates the Duty of every individual perſon in the Congregation, particularly by ſaying Amen to all the Prayers throughout the whole Service; which if the Clerk were not obliged, ex Officio, to ſay Amen, (which the Ancients ſay, in the Primitive Church, was wont to be repeated like a Clap of Thunder) the careleſneſs, and lukewarmneſs of the generality of people is ſuch, that (as experience ſheweth) there would be few or none oftentimes to perform that part, or ſay Amen to the Prayers. Therefore tis well the Church is provided of a proper Officer to ſupply the defects of others in the Worſhip of God. A Pariſh-Clerk then is not ſo mean and contemptible an Office as ſome people render it. He is more than a Door-keeper in the Houſe of God, he is Servus in Sacris, converſant in all the Holy Offices of the Church; whoſe Life and Converſation ought to be ſuch, that he be Habitually prepared at all times to Communicate with the Sick, &c. The Clerk is to take care about the Elements proper to be uſed in the Holy Sacraments; of the Holy Veſtments, that they be decently kept to the Honor of God, and the Reputation of that particular Church he hath the honour to ſerve. In a word, the Pariſh-Clerk ought to be an exact Patern of Conformity in all the reſpective Offices of the Church, by whoſe good example the Congregation may be excited to Reverence and Devotion, viz. Kneeling at Prayer, ſtanding up at the Creed, howing at the name of Jeſus, &c. Now to the end that every Pariſh-Clerk may be accompliſht in that part of his Office that relates to the Setting of the Pſalm, and for the more ready turning to that Portion he hath a mind to ſing: I have here furniſh'd him with an Alphabet of the moſt material Words and Sentences in the Singing Pſalms: and I have added alſo another Alphabet, where you will find Pſalms ſuited to proper and ſolemn Occaſions. Moreover, I have made a Collection of choice Verſes of the Pſalms, which I call Cloſes, to be uſed when the common Gloria Patri is omitted, which you find at the cloſe of the 75. Pſalm, and is generally uſed by the Pariſh-Clerks. Laſtly, you ſhall find at the end of this Book ſeveral Forms of Gloria Patris for Pſalms of eight and ſix Syllables, viz. for the 25. the 51. ſecond Metre, the 67. 70. and 134. Pſalms, and for Pſalms of eight Syllables, as is the 100. the 125. ſecond Metre, &c. In all which, next to the Glory of God, I aim at the common benefit and advantage of my Brethren the Pariſh-Clerks, for whoſe ſervice, and furtherance in Sacred things, I have a particular regard; with whom, if my weak endeavours ſhall find a kind acceptance I have my end and deſign, wiſhing that the ſame may chiefly ſerve to the Glory and Praiſe of Almighty God, to whom I recommend you, who am

Your Brother, and Servant, B. P.
An Alphabetical INDEX OF WORDS and SENTENCES In the BOOK of Singing PSALMS. A AAron whom he choſe Aaron the holy of the Lord Aarons houſe Aaron ſay his mercy Aarons head alone Aarons houſe praiſe him Abaſe himſelf Abhor the wicked Abide thou muſt Abide in the law of God Abide and truſt in thee for aid Abject ſlaves did mock me Abirams company Abounding mercy Abounding grace Abundance of favour Abundantly waſht Abraham his ſervants are Abraham long ago Abraham he plighted Abrahams people Accept my mouth Accept our offerings Accept the offerings Acceſs let my prayers ſind Accuſe me they deviſe Acquaintance out of ſight Acquainted with my waies Acquit me from my foes Activeneſs Acts I will tell to kings Acts publiſh abroad Adder deaf Adder fell and long Adders poiſon Addict to lies Advance my eye and heart Advance your ſinging voice Advance your ſinging voice Advance their ſinging voice Advance his name Advanced upon his holy hill Advanc'd thy praiſe Adverſity is very ſtrange Adverſity and ſhade of death Adverſity they are free from Affairs in God with perfect truſt Affiance whole in God Affliction or toil Affliction ſore Affliction we have had Affliction hath me ſore oppreſt Afflicted of the land Afflicted from my youth Afraid in battel pight Afraid my kinſmen are Afraid they fly to the Lord Afraid full ſore Afraid of the deadly plague Age and life is in thy hand Age in every place Age to age ſhall reign Age to age ſhall fear thy name Age to age declare thy truth Age to age thou art God Age to age thy years endure Age to age thy truth abides Age to age truſt in the Lord Age much fruit ſhall bring Age the children come Age that ſhall ſucceed Ages ſhall record thy name Ages paſt I call to mind Agree to hear thou didſt Agreed my death Aid and help Aid, not to be overtrod Aid of his mere grace and love Aid to ſuccour me Aid is ſtraight at hand Aid from heaven doth ſend Aid in all aſſaies Aid, my rock Aid all times reſort, ver. 7. 11. ib. Aid in all aſſaults Aid to repel my enemies Aid when troubles do aſſail Ailed thee, O ſea Alas the juſt and righteous man Alas what grief it is to think Alas it is too manifeſt Alas as brought to grave Alas for fear I quake Alas how long ſhall I yet live Alas ſaid we who can once frame Alike to thee is darkneſs & light Almoſt dead with fear Almoſt ſlipt had my foot Almoſt drink the ſame cup Almoſt ſaid even as they Almoſt deſtroyed me Aloft and caſt me down Aloft as king doth reign Aloud thy righteouſneſs Aloud upon their beds Alow the liquid floods Alſeeing ſpirit. Altar I make ſpeed Altar of God my joy Altar will we offer Altar may have place Altar and give thanks Alter or break my word Amalek Amend this year Amend thy life Amend my ſtrength Amen Amen I ſay Amen Amen ſay I Amen praiſe ye therefore Amen, worſhip the Lord Amazed, i.e. the ſea Amazed in ſpirit Amidſt the congregation Ammon and Amalek Among the people I will tell Amorites, 136. 19. ib. Angels in degree Angels of the Lord do pitch Angels of the Lord drive them Angels perſecute them Angels food Angels charge Angels great in power Angels all, armies royal Anger ſhall deſtroy them Anger but a ſpace doth laſt Anger waxing ſtrong Anger kindle in his breaſt Anger ſwell Anger didſt aſſwage, 4. ib. Anger never end Anger lieth on me Anger burn and conſume Anger we conſume Anger he is ſlow Anguiſh and pain Anguiſh of my heart Annoy me, i.e. my enemies, 18. 36. ib. Annoy them with frogs Annoy themſelves by miſchief Anointed him king Anointed king Anointed ſave Anoint my head Anointed thee with joy Anointed dear, 89. 39. ib. Anointed one defame Anointed king I am Anointed turn not away Anon to help make ſpeed Anſwer me again Anſwer thee in thunder Anſwer me, O Lord Anſwered me incontinent Anſwered me, 8. ib. Antient men might underſtand Antient men I paſs in wiſdom Appear in beauty Apple of thine eye Apply to ſlander Apply to hear me Apply our hearts to wiſdom Appoint the ends of the earth Approve their ſayings Arabie Aray ſine and rich Aright thy folk may rule Aright not frame your hearts Aright doth know my name Ariſe O Lord leſt men prevail Ariſe O Lord forget not the poor Ariſe will I now, ſaith the Lord Ariſe and ſtrike all lands Ariſe and his enemies beſcattered Ariſe ye flouds, verſe 5. Ariſe ye ſtorms Ariſe and have mercy on Sion Ariſe unto thy reſting place Ark moſt high Ark into his enemies hand Ark of thy ſtrength Arm is ſtrong and full of power Arm I will ſtrengthen Arm of the moſt ſtrong Army is two millions Armies royal Arrows keen Arrows to ſhoot in ſecret Arrows ſharp Arrows ſtick faſt in me Artillery Aſcend into thy hill Aſcend thy goodneſs doth above Aſcend to the mountains Aſcended up on high Aſcended up on high Aſcribe ſtrength to God Aſcribe to the Lord worſhip Aſcribe unto the Lord glory Aſhamed to hear wicked men, &c. Aſhamed may my ſoes be Aſhamed and turned back Aſhes with bread I eat, 147. 6. ib. Aſhur in league with them, 83. 8. ib. Ask if I be well, but miſchief, &c. Ask of me abundantly Asked life of thee Aſſail me to devour Aſſailed me from my youth Aſſailed with grief Aſſailed to throw out of place Aſſailed thy ſelf Aſſault ſuch bloſoms Aſſays I feel thy help Aſſays what fleſh can do Aſſay to go to his tabernacle Aſſemble to ſerve the Lord Aſſembled and amuſed Aſſembly of the ſaints Aſſuredly to be beloved of thee Aſſwage the ſurges Aſtoniſhed and driven back Aſtray like a loſt ſheep Attend for help and grace Attend my ſoul give heed Attend my people to my law Attend O Lord to my cry Attentive heed Avarice Lord ſhield me Awake, ariſe and ſtir abroad Awake and leave us not Awake my joy, awake I ſay Awake viol and harp Awake, I am ſtill with thee Awe of him ſtand Axes hew the temple Axes, hammers, bills and ſwords B. Baalpeor Babes thy might is ſeen Babylon know thy name Babylon rivers Back with ſhame to fall Backbite and ſlander Backbiter ſhall not be ſtable on earth Balance found light Balm my head refreſht Band of amity Bands of iron and braſs Bane doth deſire Banners diſplay Banners ſpread Barks and ſhips Barren wilderneſs Barren earth refreſht Barren land Barren woman makes to bear Bars of braſs Bars forged ſtrong Baſan to ſhake, 22. 12. ib. Baſan a fruitful hill Baſan I will bring my people Baſan king Baſe degree, as if I had been Baſe eſtate remembred us Battel and to ſight Battel ſtout Battel ſight if they will try Battel hath covered my head Bawds and ruſſians Beams of light Beaſts of the mountains Beaſts of the wood Beaſts their food Beaſts and cattel Beaten gold Beauty did excel, viz. my place Beauty of his face Beauty fair and trim Beauty moſt excellent Beauty ſtormy winds Bed when he lies ſick Bees came about me, i.e. wicked Beg for miſery Beg and ſeek their bread Begot my only ſon Behind and before thy hand, &c. Believe, therefore I ſpake Believe thy precepts Believed his words Belly glewed to the ground Bellies filleſt with hid treaſure Belly-gods Beloved of thee, I know by this, &c. Below in hell if I lie down Bemoan the prieſts death Bend his brows Bend my mind Benefit and aid Benefit of breathing Benefits I know no end Benefits ſlip not out of mind Benefits to me, what ſhall I pay? Benefits embrace Benjamin a little tribe, 80. 3. ib. Benignity Beſet with pain Beſet me round Beſieged thee Beſought the Lord. Beſt accept Beſtow thy bleſſing upon thy people Betake me nor to the will of foes Betimes ere day be light Betimes deſtroy the wicked Betray the peaceful Birds full nigh thy altar go Birds eſcape the gin, 148. 10. ib. Birth, committed to thee Birth, thou haſt me kept Bite their lips Black airy clouds Black as pots Black-moors land Blame for prayer let me not be Blame that ſeek my ſoul to ſpil Blame that brag with ſcorn Blame for thy ſake Blaſt doth puff againſt Blaſts of boiſterous winds Blaſpheme they ſpare not Blaſpheme thy name, 79. 12. ib. Blaſphemed have thy name Blaze even before kings Bleſt that truſt in Chriſt Bleſſed ſon Bleſſed face Bleſſed are the people in ſuch a caſe Bleſſings manifold, 133. 4. ib. Blind their ſight Bliſs that horn of his Blisful plight Bloſſoms have no place Blot out their name Bloud of the oppreſt Bloud to ſpill Bloud and humors moiſt Bloud and wrong Bloud precious Bloud ſpilt in ſacrifice, 16. 4. ib. Bloud guiltleſs Bloudy crime, verſe 14. ib. Bloudy teeth Bloud-thirſty Bluſh and aſhamed Blow as in the new moon Boar of the wood Boaſt ſhall fall Boaſts and brags Boiſterous winds Body goods or name hurts not Body reſt in hope Bodies ſlout and ſtrong Bodies of ſaints to beaſts Bold countenance Bonds he break Bones did quake Bones did wear away Bones corrupt and waſt Bones he preſerves Bones ſhall ſpeak and ſay Bones no reſt Bones hath ſcattered Bones clave to my skin Bones daſh againſt ſtones Bones are not hid Bones ſcattered about the grave Born in ſin Borrows much and never pays Bondage and fetters Bondage kept Bondage great Bondmen out of thrall Bounds of the ſea Bournes he drieth up Bounty hath expreſt Bountiful gifts of grace Bountiouſly doth fill all things Bow down their backs Bow and praiſe the Lord Bow the heavens Bowed his ear to me Bow have bent Bow ſhall break Bow would not bend Bows they bend Bows he break Bow-ſtrings Bowils like oil Brags of the rout, 20. ib. Brag at me with ſcorn Brags of pride, 68. ver. 16. ib. Brags break my heart Brags proudly prate Bread and fleſh Bread with tears Bread, wine and oil Bread of heaven Bread brown Break bars of braſs Break the ſhips Break the bow Break the rocks Break their teeth Break in ſunder the earth Breath and life prolong my days Breath doth ſoon depart Breathing praiſe the Lord Breaſt frets Breaſt did kindle Brethren dear as they had been Brethren hold the band of amity Bribe to hurt the innocent Bribes doth pluck and pull Bribes are bent Brick of clay Bridegroom ready trim'd Bright heavens Bright ſtars Brightneſs ſhall appear Brightneſs of his face, 80. 4. ib. Brimſtone and whirlwinds Broken and humble ſpirit Bruiſe with a mace Bruiſed bones may rejoice Brute beaſts taſts deaths cup Brute beaſts grow in numbers Buckler doth defend the earth Budding race Build up the walls Buildeth up Jeruſalem Bulls compaſs me about Bullocks and lambs Bulworks Burnt offerings Burſt, i.e. the clouds C. Caanan land Cades to quake Calves and bulls of might Camp againſt me Captive led reſtore Captive led his people Captive led thy choſen Captive from their own land Care tormented be Care and charge Care to build houſes Care what fleſh can do Care not for man Careful toil Carved ſtones Carved boards Caſt thy ſelf and thy affairs Caſt thy care on him Cattel my own goods Catterpiller, 105, 34. ib. Caught the fall themſelves Cauſeleſs me aſſault Cauſeleſs I was troubled Cauſeleſs they me grieve Ceaſe the hate of wicked men Cedar trees, 72. 16. ib. Cedar trees ſtrong Cedars multiply, 104. 16. ib. Cedars great and tall Celebrate his praiſe Chains and fetters Chains to bind their kings Chamber quietly, 19. 4. ib. Champion to get a prize Change they fear not Change, viz. the heavens Change floods to deſarts Chapt and dry, i.e. the earth Charmeth well Chariots ſome put conſidence Chariots burnt with fire Chariots ſtood ſtill Chariots are the clouds Chaſe the heathen Chaſtened and corrected me Chearful countenance, 21. 6. ib. Chearful voice, 68. 3. ib. Cherub and cherubins Cherubins moſt bright, 99. 1. ib. Chiding chear Chides not us continually Chief of men and beaſts Chief corner ſtone Child that weaned is Children have enough Children approve their ſayings Childrens children, 128. 6. ib. Children dear, 34. 11. ib. Children fatherleſs, 109. 12. ib. Children like olive plants Children young daſh, &c. Children he doth bleſs in thee Children of Iſrael bleſs Choice of Iſrael Choſe the heathen Choſen Iſrael Choſen flock, 68. 10. and 18. ib. Choſen Iſrael, and choſen Jacob Chriſt his ſon Chriſt who truſt are happy Chriſts elect Chriſt the corner ſtone Chriſtian flock Chriſtians all Church ſhall praiſe Church will I give thanks Church thy loving mind I ſhew Church on earth Chuſe and take i.e. the godly City of God to freſh City of our God, verſes, 2. 7. ib. City full of rapine and wrong City ſtrong, 108. 10. ib. City of Judah ſave City ſhall endure, 107. 7. ib. City they found none City neat Cities and holds Clad my ſelf in ſackcloth Clamorous grief Claps of thunder Cleanſe me from my ſecret ſins Cleanſe my heart in vain Cleanneſs of my hands, ver. 23. ib. Clear my ſimplicity Clear thy name as the light Clear fountain Clear and bright, i.e. the ſun Climb up to my bed Clods do fall Cloſe thy countenance Cloſe cover their ſin Cloths be ſpread with myrrh Clothed with ſhame, 132. 17. ib. Clouds dark as a den, 99. 7. ib. Clouds burſt out their voice Clouds diſtil their dew Clouds thick and black Cloud by day and fire by night Clouds and darkneſs, 135. 7. ib. Clouds prepareth rain, 148. 5. ib. Coat caſt lots Cold ſtony hail for milder rain Cold who can abide Come hither I will thee teach Come let us bow and praiſe Come near my children dear Comfortleſs alone, 68. 8. ib. Comly and to praiſe Commands exceed all time Commanded wrought it was Committed to thee from my birth Committing evil in thy ſight Common talk are we Companion of them that fear thee Compaſſion in his eyes Compaſſion plentifully flows Compaſſed my paths Complaint with tears Complaint and cry Conceived in ſin Conceive a wrath Conduct me to thy hill Conducting me in his right paths Confeſs my fault Confidence in thee, 38. 15. ib. Confidence not in kings Confidence in God Confirm our handy work Confirm the covenant Confirm thy gracious promiſe Confound my foes, 6. 10. ib. Confound their force, 27. ver. ib. Conies dwell in the rocks Conquered not by ſword Conſcience pure Conſent in miſchief, 68. 32. Conſerve for evermore Conſider well and taſt, &c. Conſider the poor and needy Conſider ye that forget God Conſpire curſedly, 10. 2. ib. Conſpire to take away my life Conſpire againſt the juſt Conſpiracies Conſtant ſpirit Conſuming fire, 106. 18. ib. Conſuming fire Conſuming flame Contend with them that contend with thee Contrite and ſorrowful Control us who ſhall? Convert us Lord to thee Convert and glad my ſoul Converting ſouls Corn and wine increaſe, 73. 16. ib. Corn men ſows he makes to ſpring Corn exceeds that men ſing for mirth Corner ſtone, 125. 2. ib. Corners of the temple, your daughters Correct me not in thy rage Corrected me but hath not given me over Correct whom thou doſt is happy, 75. ib. Correction doth teach Correction is juſt Corrupt and waſt my bones Corrupt they are, 14. 3. ib. Corruption for to ſee Coſtly ointment Cotes moſt ſafe Covenant ſure. Covenant with Abraham Covert of thy wings, 63. 7. ib. Covers my head in battel Covers heaven with clouds Covetous extortioners Counſel conſpire, 55. 4. ib. Counſel to work me ill Counſel guide me to glory Counſel to ſhed guiltleſs blood Counſels eſteeming light Counſels decay and periſh Counſels of the nations rude Countenance is caſt aſide Countenance ſhall not be daſht Countenance why hideſt thou Count no end of thy benefits Count are more than I can tell Counts the number of the Stars Countries did conſpire Countries ſhall ſmite the head Courage give him praiſe Courts I long to go Courts one day is better, &c. Courts they ſpring apace Courts with gifts, 100. 3. ib. Craft conſpire, 54. 7. ib. Craft and ill tongues Crafty counſel, 55. 12. ib. Crafty & malicious men I abhor Crafty lies Craftily croucheth Craving hands Create in me a clean heart Created as thou haſt decreed Crooked ways Crowned with glory Crown of perfect gold Crown caſt to the ground Crown to ſhine Cruel and ungodly men Cruel foes, 124. 6. ib. Cruel pride and ſpight Cruel eyes are bent Cruel words, 71. 4. ib. Cruelty cauſleſs Cup doth overflow Cup of mighty wine Cup of ſalvation Cure my miſery Curſe, yet bleſs thou Curſed train Curſed king Curſed noiſe and cry Curſedneſs his mouth is full Curſing betide him Curſing clad himſelf Cut the red ſea D. Damned to die Dangers deep, 107. 24. ib. Dangers death and pain Dangers make me moan Darkneſs of the sky Dark his ſecret place Darkneſs to be light, 112. 4. ib. Darkneſs round about him Darkneſs, and made it dark Darkneſs deep Darkneſs and light alike to thee Darkneſs is as the light Darling dear, i.e. the ſoul Daſht their bones againſt the ſtones Date-trees to bud Dathan devoured Daughter forget thy kindred Daughter of the king is glorious Daughters in ſine rich array Daughters of Tyre with gifts, 144. 12. David thine anointed David he choſe from the ſheepfold. David ruled them with faithfulneſs David he ſwore, verſe 21. ib. and 50. ib. David I will keep promiſe, 132. 16. ib. Davids houſe pertain, viz. thrones Davids help Dawning day to ſee Day and night are thine Day ere it be night Day by day I bleſs thee Dayly me annoy, viz. my enemies Days of old in mind I call Days waſt and nought remains Days conſume as ſmoak Days are like the fleeting ſhade Days he cut ſhorter Dead remembereth thee not Dead out of mind Dead, deſtroyed, diſpatched Dead free from things that remain Dead declare thy works, or return Dead do not praiſe thee Deadly foe Deadly wine Deadly plague Deadly hate Deadly thrall Deadly trapping net Deaths door, 119. 107. ib. Deaths fold Deaths cup Deaths dreadful ſhade Death in haſt fall on them, 89. 49. Death and endleſs pain Death of holy ones precious Death ſhall never ſee, what man? Dear and only ſon Dearth their land oppreſs Decrees continue ſtill, 119. 6. ib. Decreed a wicked work, 81. 5. ib. Decay the Church cannot Decay and ruin by Idol worſhip Deceitful man God hates Deceitful men go down to hell Deceitful lips Deceitful tongue Deceitful ſons of men Deckeſt the earth with pleaſant crop Deck'd in beaten gold Declare from day to day Declining ſhade Deeds of wickedneſs deface, 55. 12. ib. Deeds detect Deep in mire and clay Defend the weak Defend the poor Defend thee from ill Defend my righteous cauſe Defend the fatherleſs Delicates eat not Delight to ſee his ſervants proſper Delight in wicked works Delight in thy law Delight in the ſtones Delight in wine Delights they ſhall be ſped Deliverance is thy promiſe Deliverance to kings Den moſt dark Dens of Dragons, 104. 22. ib. Deſarts dry tempted God, 107. 33. ib. Deſcended from above, 144. 5. ib. Deſerve thine ire Deſerve hate of God and man Deſerts, let me mercy find, 6. 4. ib. Deſert of the wicked Deſerved things render to them, 18. 25. ib. Deſerved to die Deſire thee as thirſty land Deſires that they require Deſpiſe not the poor Deſpiſe the pleaſant land Deſpight and hate Deſpightful foe Deſtinate to death, 79. 11. ib. 102. 20. ib. Deſtruction haunts the cruel Deviliſh forecaſt Deviliſh double tongue Devouring fire. Dew of the morning Dew of Hermon hill Die but live Dignity maintain, 113. 8. ib. Digs a ditch, delves it deep Dip their feet in blood Diſcern the fools among the people Diſperſt doth gather into one Diſſembled every word. Diſpleaſure, wrath, &c. 102. 11. ib. Diſplay thy glory Divine temple, 78. 2. Divine precepts, ver. 33. ib. Divide their tongues Divide the Sea Divide Sechem Divide and meet Succoth Doctrine of his holy word, 125. 7. ib. Dolful heavineſs Dogs they grin and run about Dominion in all ages Double tongue Double heart Doves ſwift and pleaſant wings, 68. 13. ib. Dragons, 91. 13. 148. 7. ib. Draw nigh unto my ſoul Dread thy ſigns to ſee Dread of death Dread him of right Dread his mighty hand Dreadful is the Lord Dreadful things at the Red Sea, 106. 22. ib. Dream, our mouths filled, &c. Drencht his beard Drieth up the ſpringing well Drink the blood of goats Drink of deadly wine Drink the ſame cup Drink the dregs Drink out of the rock Drink tears, 102. 9. ib. Drink out of the brook Driven back and fall, &c. 48. 4. ib. Drunkards delight in wine Drunkards reel to and fro Drops lay the duſt Drops increaſe her ſtore, v. 11. ib. Drops of rain refreſh the earth. Drowned like to be, ver. 16, 17. ib. Drowned Pharaoh Dumb and openeth not his mouth, 39. 1. ib. Dumb and to complain, &c. Duſt of death, 18. 41. ib. Duſt, doth it declare thy truth? Duſt driven by the wind, 102. 14. ib. Dwelling place, 26. 8. 84. 5. ib. Dwelling place in Sion Dwellings in the heavens E. Eagle caſts her bill Ear to my juſt cauſe, 102. 2. ib. Ear made, i.e. God, muſt hear Ears heard our fathers tell Ears, i.e. the Idols and hear not, 135. 17. ib. Early in the morn, 108. 2. ib. 127. 2. ib. Earth increaſe, 65. 9. ib. Earth chapt and dry Earth did quake. Earth made that it cannot move, 95. 5. ib. Earth and heaven fram'd, 134. 3. ib. Earthly men fed with Angels food. Eaſe and ſtrength thy heart. Eaſe me with relief, 90. 1. ib. Eaſie to be intreated Eaſtern part Eaſtern wind Eaſt wind blow, 50. 1. ib. Eaſt and weſt did frame, 107. 3. ib. Eat and be ſatisfied, 128. 1. ib. Eat no part of their delicates Edom throw my Shoe, 108. 9 ib. Edom will we guide, 108. 10. ib. Edoms ſons, 83. 6. ib. Effect both ſure and juſt Egypt Land, 105. 23. ib. Egypt brought a vine Egypt haſt ſubdued, 105. 37. ib. Egypt was glad at their departure Egypt ſmote with the firſt born, 136. 10. ib. 78. 51. Egyptians Land, 68. 7. ib. Elders do convent Elect and loving Elect by Chriſt Elect prince Elect flock, 83. 3. ib. 89. 3. ib. Elect king, verſe, 39. ib. Emrods in the hinder parts Encamp againſt me Endleſs pain Endleſs are the thoughts of thee Endor didſt deſtroy End our bondage Endue my ſoul with life Endure ſhall thy ſervants ſeed Endures does thy kingdom Enemies feel thy force Enemies oppreſs me Enemies roar Enemies do me ſcorn Enemies cloath with ſhame Enjoy'd the world at will Enkindled wrath, 18. 8. ib. Enter not into my reſt Enter his gates with praiſe Environ'd with dark clouds Envy and hate Ephraim the ſtrength of my head, 108. 8 ib. Ephraims tribe, 80. 3. ib. Ephrata, found it in the wood Equity and right Ere it be day my prayers, &c. 92. 2 ib. Ere the world was made art God Err in heart Erred from their birth-day, 119. 67. ib. Errors of his life Eſcape the fowler Eſcape if thou weigh our ſins Eſpecial grace Eſtate change I dread not Eſteeming high his councels Eternal, verſe 16. ib. Eternal covenant Eternally bleſſed be his name Eternally doth reign, 98. 8. ib. 146. 10. ib. Eternally thy years indure. Eternity Ethiopia a people old Evening and morning praiſe thee Evening ſacrifice Ever with him dwell Ever thou art God Ever will I praiſe his name Everlaſting gate Everlaſting peace Ever living God Evermore ſhall reign Evermore haſt been Evermore praiſe thee Evil ſpirits. Evil man Evil will I ſee none Ewes with young Exalt his name, 148. 11. ib. Exalted high, 75. 10. ib. Exalted above other gods, 97. 10. ib. Exalt thy ſelf, 148. 14. ib. Example to ſinners Exceed all things, viz. thy favour Exceed, viz. thy mercy Exceeding great is thy mercy Excel in virtue, 31. 7. ib. Excel in beauty Excel in pleaſures Excel in grace Excel in judging. 83. 18. ib. Excel, viz. thy mercy, 36. 7. ib. Excellent is his name. Excellency Except the Lord had been my aid, 124. 1. ib. Except the Lord the houſe doth build Extend mercy to Sion, 103. 4. ib. 119. 96 Extoll'd viz. vanity Extol Gods name Extortioners Eyes behold my ſimplicity Eyes wax dim, 119. 18. ib. 38. 10. ib. 119. 123 Eyes of God intend, 34. 15. ib. Eyes all things behold Eyes on the faitful in the land Eyes from mournful tears Eyes that noble act Eyes dark and blind, 134. 16. ib. Eyes they have and ſee not, 135. 16. ib. Eyes turn back from vain deſires Eyes prevent the night watches Eyes that keepeth Iſrael, &c. Eyes in my head take no reſt, 123. 1. ib. Eyes of all wait on thee F. Face and frowning ire, 64. 2. ib. Face of thy anointed Facts declare Fade as ſmoak, viz. my days, 1. 3. ib. Faith and truth, 12. 1. ib. Faith they had in thee Faith abide, 125. 2. ib. Faithful flock, 125. 4. ib. 31. 23. ib. Faithful heart. Faithful abraham Faithful brought low. Faithful promiſes Faithfully keep promiſes Faithfully obey Fain would do miſchief Faint and pine away, 40. 17. ib. Faintneſs Fair virgins Fair flouds Fair houſes Fair dove Fair and pleaſant crop Faireſt of all men Fall down flat, i.e. the wicked Fall into flouds, i.e. the good Fall down be fearful Falling to ſin and wickedneſs Falſe reports Falſe flattering tongue, 52. 4. ib. Falſe doctrine Falſe tales, 52. 3. ib. Falſe witneſs to depoſe Falſities I hate Familiar friend Familiar acquaintance Familiarity Famous works Famous names paſs away Fantaſie refrain from ſin Faſhion and ſhape thou knoweſt juſt Faſt hold the bands of amity Faſt my fleſh to chaſten Faſting long I am infeebled Father and my God Fathers old, 78. 2. ib. 119. 52. ib. Fathers houſe Fathers rebelling, verſe, 57. ib. Fathers wickedneſs Fathers tell thy works to children, 119. 52. ib. Fathers in the city of God Father of fatherleſs Fathers tempted me Fathers and we have ſinned Fathers did not underſtand Fathers defend, 146. 9. ib. Fatherleſs help to their right, ver. 16. ib. Fatherleſs children let none pity, 109. 12. ib. Fatherleſs let his children be, &c. Faults are known to thee, 59. 3. ib. Faults bear not in mind, 51. 1. ib. Faults thy countenance doth ſpy Faults keeps not in memory, 25. 6. ib. Faultleſs, viz. Joſeph Favour ſhew by ſome ſign, 90. 14. ib. Favour of thy people Lord Favour wilt increaſe the juſt, 18. 18. ib. 30. 5. ib. Favour towards us exceeds Fear and trembling Fear of God is excellent Fear him to offend Fear the Lord ye holy ones Fear the living Lord Fear he ſhould do wrong Fear thy name, 61. 5. ib. Fear teach thou me Feareth God Fearers of God he will bleſs Fearful acts Feaſt in the wilderneſs Fed when others are hungry Fed them with the fineſt wheat Feed on my people as bread Feed the poor and hungry Feel thy force Feel my ſelf near loſt Feet like harts in ſwiftneſs Feet out of the ſnare Feet he ſtays Feet dipt in blood Feet hurt in the ſtocks. Feet and cannot goe Felicity that never ſhall decay Felicity of thy elect Felicity promiſed Fierce enemy Fields and forreſts Fiends, their ſons did offer unto Fight the field form Fighteth with me day by day Figtrees conſumed with Froſt, 105. 33. ib. Filled with ſore diſeaſe Filled with goodneſs thy deſire, 104. 28. ib. Filled our mouths with laughter Filleth his hands and lap, viz. the Mower Filleth thee with flower of wheat Filthy clay Filthy dregs Filthy avarice Finally it did run down Fined gold Fineſt wheat Fingers forget her cunning Fingers frame to battel Fiery flame, 105. 32. ib. Fiery darts Fire brimſtone, &c. 68. 2. ib. 50. 3. ib. Fire in the night gave them light Fire and water we run thorow Fire conſumes forreſts Fire and heat burn his foes Fire and waſting flames, 148. 8. ib. Firſt and laſt doth reign Firſt born of man and beaſts, 105. 8. ib. Firſt born I will him take, i.e. David Fiſhes he ſlew, 8. 8. ib. Flaſhes of lightning Flatter lie and feign, 35. 17. ib. 78. 36 Flattering lier Flee away far and be at reſt Fleeting ſhade, 145. 5. ib. Fleſh and body reſt in hope Fleſh to chaſt I faſt, &c. Fleſh is parcht for thought of thee Fleſh and my heart fail Flock and paſture ſheep Flock they ſpoil Flock he doth us feed, 65. 14. ib. Flock elect Flocks he ſmote Floud of God doth overflow Floud of Jordan Floud run backwardly Flouds of evil Flouds forthwith did flow Flouds, O Lord, the flouds ariſe Flouds turn to dry deſarts Flouds rejoice their ſill Flouds of tears Flouriſh in wealth, verſe, 35. ib. Flouriſh in their ill Flouriſh on high, viz. the juſt Flouriſhing worſhip of Jacob Flow plenteouſly Flowing waves of wickedneſs Flowing rivers Flower of their youth Flower right fair in field Flower of wheat Flute and harp Flute and timbrel Fly vice, 18. 22 Flying birds Flies and frogs, 105. 31. ib. Foes that vex me, 3. 1. ib. 44. 7. ib. Follow lies Folk that fear the Lord Folk dread thy ſigns to ſee Folk come forth behold and ſee Folk unwiſe Food he gives to all fleſh, 145. 15. ib. Food to young Ravens Fools dye, as wiſe men, &c. Fools not fit to underſtand, 39. 9. ib. Fooliſh men affirm there is no God, 14. 1. ib. Fooliſh one blaſphemeth Fooliſh men feel great plagues Foot ſhall not ſpurn againſt a ſtone, 121. 2 Footſteps direct by thy word Footſtool fall down, 103. 19. ib. Force abated and ſhortened my days Forget not thee for all this Forget thy kindred Forget not thy foes Forgetting not the afflicted heart Forgive this bloody vice, 78. 38. ib. Forgot out of mind Formleſs thy Eye ſaw me Foreign god bow not unto Forſake me not, 119. 8. ib. Forſake not thy handy work Forſaken wilderneſs Forſaken our hoaſts quite Fort ſtrength and aid, 61. 3. ib. 144. 1. ib. Fortitude and ſtrength Fountains and ſprings, 114. 8. ib. Fourſcore we live our ſtrength, &c. Fowles of the air Fowlers gin or grin Fraud and guile, 54. 2. ib. Frail our nature is Frame my talk to thy precepts Framed heaven and earth Frankly offer to thee Free ſpirit Free from all adverſity Freedom once I had Freſh and green olive Freſh oil Freſh the city of God Frets thus in my breaſt Fret like flames of fire Friends rewarded me ill Friends pretend, but think ill, 55. 14. ib. Friends I find none, 55. 22. ib. Friends thou putteſt from me, verſe, 9. Friends God proſper mightily Friendſhip neglect the bands Friendleſs and poor Friendly to us be Friendlineſs Frogs did deſtroy their land Frogs came where Pharaoh lay Froſt like aſhes Fruitful land barren, 105. 44. ib. Fruitful vines on thy houſe ſide Frowning ire Frowning face, 80. 16. ib. Full many be the miſeries Full oft his grace I call to mind Furies of thy rage Furious fools ſhall fall Furious beaſts devour Furiouſly deal not, ye fools, 124. 2. ib. Fury of man turn to thy praiſe Furnace of brick quit him Furniſht with my train Furniſht with artillery Furniture Furrows fill with wet G. Gabel with Ammon Gain is in my bloud Gain the laws bought and ſold Gall they gave me in my meat Garments they divided Garments of gold Garners full Gates of death raiſed me Gates ſtand ope, 118. 19, 20. ib. Gates of Sion Gates of braſs Gear to mend Generations thy memorial indures Gentiles muſe Giants large Gifts delights the earth to fill Gifts of laud and praiſe Gifts of grace are free Gilead is mine, 108. 8. ib. Gins and ſnares Gird me with ſtrength Gird on thy ſword Girdle wherewith he is girded Gives moſt liberally Gives to beaſts their food Give me ſpace Give glory to his name Give thanks for all his gifts Give laud unto the Lord Glad both heart and mind Glad and eke rejoice Glad and merry all Glad and joyful chear Gladly ſpeak thy praiſes Glittering ſtars of light Glory and dignity Glory of God omnipotent Glory of Iſrael Glory to his holy name Glory and crown to the ground Glory to God Glory of the Lord is great, 149. 4. ib. Glorious ſtate Glorious to behold Glorious things are reported of thee Glorious are thy works, 111. 3. ib. Glorious majeſty Glorious praiſe Glorying heart expreſs Gloſs and beauty Goats of thy fold, 66. 15. 50. and 13. ib. God omnipotent, 18. 30. and 136. ib. God loveth the righteous God and guide, 33, 12. 42, 3. God is good and juſt, 92. 15. God of Iſrael, 109. 49. ib. God of might God moſt dear God moſt ſtout God will come God of my health God is my glory God moſt high, 9. 2. 91. 1. ib. God of Gods, 136. 2. ib. God alone God is good and juſt, 100. 4. ib. God ſpake in his holineſs God of my praiſe God who may compare, 86. 8. ib. God is gracious God the mighty Lord Gods word is like ſilver pure Gods good grace Gods army Gods mighty hand Gods famous acts Gods houſe Godly hearts deſire Godly gifts Godly deed Godly name Godly ſong Godly ſpeed Godly ways Godly wealth Godly will, 125. 2. ib. Gold fined in the fire Gold crown Gold tried in the fire, 119. 127. ib. Gold and ſilver from Egypt. Gold and ſilver are their Idols, 135. 15. ib. Good and godly men, 12. 1. ib. 37. 29. ib. Good, not one doth any Good and virtuous men, 58. 11. ib. Good ſpeed to help me Good grace, 49. 16. and 66. 12. ib. 74. 13. Good things deride Good and honeſt things Gook talk I did refrain Good heed and good ear Good help, 71. 16. ib. Good buſineſs and ſucceſs Good and kind, 62. 12. ib. Good and bountiful Good plight Good gifts Good and gratious Good is our Lord Good the righteous ſmite me Good ſpirit, to the land of mercy Good to all, and all his works Goodly gifts will he reward Goodneſs grace and mercy Goodneſs ſhall remain Goodneſs truſt Goodneſs aſcends Goodneſs I will praiſe Goodneſs clean decay'd Goodneſs every hour Goodneſs full great Goodneſs betimes Goodneſs much more large Goodneſs fort and tower Goods or name Goods I give to the ſaints Goods and cannot tell, &c. Goods robbed and ſpoiled Goods his God did make Goods increaſe ſet not your heart Goods more than well got Goods in reſt and peace Governour and king Governs all the world Govern uprightly Grace defend me as a ſhield, 23. 6. ib. Grace may dwell, &c. Grace and love Grace may conduct me Grace I may find Grace I ſhall depend on Grace he pours on us Grace and worſhip Grace and glory Grace in ſundry ſorts Graces they diſcloſe Gracious face Gracious is he, 118. 1. and 29. Grant me long to live Graſhopper, 105. 34. and 109. 23. ib. Graſs that ſoon fadeth, 129. 6. ib. Graſs doth provide, 1. 17. 8. ib. Grave, as ſheep to the fold Grave, didſt reſtore me, 88. 6 Grave, brought and to duſt Grave wilt not leave my ſoul Gray head Great nations Great brags Great fear, 18. 13. Great good in ſtore Great waters Great terror, 48. 5 Great treaſures Great price to pay Great wilderneſs Great diſpleaſure Great plenty clouds drop Great grief, 55. 2. ib. Great proſperity, 37. 2. ib. Great renown, 113. 2. ib. Great reward Great offences Great worſhip Great ſin Great complaint Great flouds of waters, 32. 7. ib. Great miſdeeds Great mirth Great ſtore of fruit, 65. 13. ib. Great good in ſtore Great reſorts Great adverſity Great praiſe, 135. 21. ib. Great flaſhes of lightning Great ſhame and diſpraiſe Great rebukes Great Jaw-bones Great tyranny Great glory Great is thy fame Great things are ſpoken of thee • Great plagues Great waves Great dignity Great joy Great kindneſs Great mercies Great peace Great noble kings Great is the Lord Greater ſort craves worldly goods Greatneſs will not ſpare Greatneſs none can reach Greedy luſt Green graſs and flouriſhing herb, 72. 17 Grief of priſoners, 30. 5. 66. 10. and 11. ib. Grief burſt out, 66. 14. ib. Grievous plaint Grievous pain, 86. 1. ib. Grievous heavineſs Grievous ſin Grievous plagues Grin, mow, nod their heads Grin and run about as dogs Grindeſt man through grief Gripes of grief lodge all night Grones thou knoweſt Ground drinks the dew Ground throweſt me Grounded on Chriſt Grudged at fooliſh men Guide and preſerve me Guide and lead me, 139. 10. ib. Guide the faithful Guide my way, 139. 24. ib. Guide and ſtay Guide the thing, i.e. corn Guide me with thy councel Guide and king Guider he ſhall be Guile fly Guileful men live not, &c. Guileful perſon Guileful mouth Guilty in thy ſight Guiltleſs blood to ſhed Guſhed out from the rock H. Hagaraus Hail and coles of fire, 148. 8. ib. Hail ſtones, verſe the 48 Hairs my ſins exceed, 69. 4. ib. Hairy ſcalp Hall and parlour reigns miſchief Ham, dwellings, ver. 27. 106. 22. Hands and feet, i.e. pierced Hands are harmleſs Hands I waſh and do proceed Hands heaped with craft Hands and handle not Hands, commit my ſpirit Hand have the preheminence Hands have made me, 102. 25. ib. Hands lift up on high Handmaids ſon, 116. 16. ib. 86. 16 Hanged our harps on the willows Happy they that truſt in thee Happy whom thou correcteſt Happy ſeed Happy whoſe hope is in thee Happieſt under ſin Harden not your hearts, 114. 8. Hardneſs of their heart Harmleſs breaſt, 24. 4. 25. 3. ib. Hart doth breath and bray Haſty wrath Hate thee ſpightfully, 109. 3. ib. hate all things that are ill Hate them that fall away Hate did repay Hate and deteſt lies Hate I not them that hate thee, verſe, 22. Hated me cauſleſs Hateful enemies Hateſt to be reformed Head of the heathen Head with balm refreſht Head be gray Head in battel haſt covered Heads over divers countries ſmote Heals the broken in heart, 6. 2 Health reſtored to thee Health and ſolace, 91. 15 Health hope and ſtay Health vouchſafe to me Heaps of ſin Heaps of poor men Heaps ſorrows, viz. Idolaters Heat, nothing hid from it Heats of ſummer I do appoint Heathen ſtick faſt in the pit Hear me betimes Hear O my folk Heard our fathers tell Heart and voice Heart and fleſh doth luſt Heart pure and right Heart is firm his fear is paſt Heart is pained and wounded Heart and tongue, 9. 1. ib. 108. 1 Heart and both rejoyce together Heart at large or liberty Heart and mind Hearts apply to wiſdom Heartily rejoyce Heaven, none have I but thee Heaven thou foundeſt with thy hand, 96. 5 Heaven and earth framed, 135. 6. ib. 121. 1 Heaven with clouds prepareth rain Heaven thy Imperial ſeat, 144. 5 Heavens clear, 53. 7. ib. 148. 4. ib. Heavy heart Heavy chance Hebrew ſongs Hedges pluckt up Heinous work Hell go down for ever Hell, 89. 49. and 116. 3. ib. Help of man vain Help at his right hand Help and ſhield Help and proſperous Helpeſt me, and took me from the grave Heraulds Herd of Iſrael Heritage doth pleaſe me, 68. 9. Heritage bleſs, guide and preſerve Hermon, 133. 3. ib. Hide me in time of dread High ark High honour, wealth and reſt High and low, rich and poor, 49. 1. ib. High hill-altars High God High ſanctuary Higheſt Lord Hill of Horeb Hills moſt high, 36. 6. 46. 2. Hills as rams hop Hills and mountains Hoare froſt like aſhes Hoaſts and miniſters Holy hill, 3, 4. 48. 1. 87. 1. ib. 99. 9 Holy place, 18. 6. 20. 6. 68. 5. 89. 21. ib. Holy name, 102. 15. and 21. 149. 3. ib. Holy name in honour Holy and moſt high Holy one corruption to ſee Holy with the holy Holy word, 147. 19. ib. Holy throne, 47. 8 Holy ones, 116. 15. ib. Holy place to refreſh Holy king Holy place rob and ſpoil Holy Ghoſt Holy Lord Holy land Holy one of Iſrael Holy oil Holy covenant Holy of the Lord Holy worſhipping Holy ones death precious Holy law Holy men ſing with joyfulneſs Holy place lift up your hands Holy temple holy name Holy mouth Holy works Holineſs hath ſpoke Holineſs moſt bright Honour in the duſt Honour him alone Honour to indite Honour, glory and renown Honour and majeſty Honour, laud and praiſe Honour of his ark Honour of his name Honour did deface Honour ſpread Honour have all his ſaints Honoured as a king Hony and hony-comb, 119. 103. ib. Hope ſhall never ſtart Hope but in this life Hope is ſixed Gods grace to ſee Hope doth in the Lord remain Hope, my help, my hearts relief Hope, my ſtrength and tower Hope is whole in thee Horn of my health Horns of unicorns Horror overwhelmed me Horſe and mule Horſemen ſhall fail Horſemen did not move Hot conſuming fire, 78. 48. ib. Houſe of God I will dwell in Houſe ſhall uſe with pleaſures Houſe I love moſt dear Houſe be ſped with plenty Houſes of God let us poſſeſs Houſe do mind the way Houſe for God till I find Houſe of God I would keep a door Houſe will fill with good Houſe of Aaron Houſe for Jacobs God Houſe of God do watch Houſe of Iſrael praiſe him Houſhold to defend However it be yet God is good Huge hills Huge whales Humble men and low Humble men pray in due time Humble ſhall enjoy ſea and land Humblewiſe confeſs my deeds Humble broken heart Humble he will teach Humble men and mortified Humble ſervant Lord I am Humble requeſt Humble ſupplication Humbled them full low Humbly ſue Humbly made to ſtoop Humbly pray Hunger was ſo great Hunger bit, 34. 10 ib. Hungry if I were, &c. Hungry foxes Hungry I have filled, 146. 7. ib. Hungry ſoul with goodneſs fed Hunters ſnare Hurt not the innocent Hypocrites thrown down to hell Hyſop purge this blot I. Jabin and Kiſon Jacob rejoyce, Iſrael be glad, 53. 9. ib. Jacob and his ſeed, 79. 7. ib. Jacobs God, 146. 5. ib. Jacob his choſen Jah our God Ice like morſels, 148. 8. ib. Ideots underſtand, i.e. thy word Idol gods, 44. 20. 78. 58 Idol calf did frame Idols will fade, 135. 15 Idols are vain Idols are ſilver and gold, 106 46 Jeruſalem thy grace pour out Jeruſalem ſure promiſe Jeruſalem a heap Jeruſalem fair Jeruſalem ſlip out of mind Jeruſalems peace Jeſt and talk Jeſt and mock Jeſt and laugh Jewels coſtly Jewiſh people muſe Ignorant in this point Ignorance of thy truth Ill report, ſhame and diſpraiſe Ill with thee dwells none Ill feats do work Ill tongues ſhall work them blame Ill in God dwells none Ill works of the proud Ill mens delicates Image and grace Image and royal port will fade Imbrace his ſaving health Imbrace juſtice and peace Imbrace with reverence Immediately obey his will Impatient heat, or anger Imperial power Imputed for righteouſneſs Incenſe let my prayers be Incline my heart to keep thy law Incontinent me delivered Increaſe my power Increaſe and rule their hearts Increaſe in virtue Increaſe in riches Increaſe their ſin Increaſe their victuals Increaſed ſtrength Indignation againſt Iſrael Infernal pit Inhabit in each coaſt Inheritance did abhor Innocent to hurt or ſlay, 15, 6. ib. Innocent did me regard Innocent, and great offences flee Innocent, Gods eyes bent upon Innocents waſh my hands Innocents blood Inſtruct the king Inſtruct me to know and try Inſtruct my hands to fight Inſtruction of our fathers Inſtruments moſt meet, 92. 3. ib. Inſtruments ten ſtringed Integrity Intend to think of God Intreat thy ſervant lovingly Invent his part, i.e. in rebellion Inventions be rewarded Inventions provoked him Inventions they did ſtray Inward parts are wicked Inwardly I may find grace Jordan and record Jordans ſloud, ver. 5. ib. Joſephs ſeed from harm Joſeph did refuſe Joſeph like a ſheep Joſeph ſold into Egypt Joy when I do mourn Joy and chear Joy, gladneſs, mirth, &c. Joy her fruit doth rear Joy in righteous mens dwellings Joys abound Joyful is the king Joyful face, 80. 7 Joyful and lift up your voice Joyful guide Joyful mind poſſeſs Joyful chear Joyful day indeed Joyful brethren Joyful in their king Ire frown againſt us, 80. 16. ib. Irkſom to my own Iron rod Iron chains, 149. 7. ib. Iron bands, 79. 11 Iron bars Irons pierc'd his ſoul Iſles with joy and mirth Iſles great gifts ſhall bring Iſmaclites Iſraels holy king Iſraels God each one Iſrael would not obey Iſrael into the land of Ham Iſrael truſt in the Lord Iſrael brought from Egypt Iſſue and houſes he gives Juda ſilled with joys Juda guide Juda made their hoaſt Juda's city build Juda's tribe choſe Judgeth the world juſtly Judge of all men Judge the poor and father'eſs, Ver. 140. 12. ib. Judges award falſe judgment, 58. 1 Judge and thou ſhalt ſee Judge and revenge my cauſe Judge of all things Judge alone Judge of widows caſe Judgeth the juſt and wicked Judgeth righteouſly Judgment ſtand upright Judgement will maintain Judgements good to mark Judgments juſt and right Judgements keep alway Judgment enter not Juſt and righteous ſtill Juſt mans guide, 37. 16. ib. Juſt and wicked judgeth Juſt what hath he done? Juſt cauſe Juſt are the Lords commandments Juſt lift up your voice Juſt man nor his ſeed left Juſt man joy at length Juſt ſhall joy Juſt ſhall flouriſh Juſt he is alſo Juſt ſhall praiſe thee Juſt in all his ways Juſtice keeps the world Juſtice doth exceed Juſtice doth repay Juſtly ſpake Judgment L. Kedars tents Keen arrows, 120. 4. ib. Keep and guide the world Keep thy promiſe then Keep me I truſt in thee Keep me as the apple of an eye Keep from preſumptuous ſins Keep his Teſtament Keep his way and he will preſerve thee Keep me from thoſe that ſtrive with me Keep them in the way Keep in awe by correction Keep the ſouls of his Keep not our faults in memory Keep his covenant Keep Judgment Keep me ſafe and ſound Keep thy precepts in memory Keep me from death Keep the door of my lips Kept me becauſe thou favoureſt me Kept me from the grave Kept not thy mind from thy Church Kept me from my birth Kept me cloſe and ſtill Kept me in on every ſide Keepeſt promiſe juſt Keepeſt cloſe thy countenance Keepeth faithfully Kind to Iſrael Kind when ſinners do him grieve Kindled in his breaſt Kindled againſt his people Kindneſs, ver. 15. 31 Kindneſs of the Lord Kindred forget, and fathers houſe King and God alone King doth ſtrongly truſt King for evermore King of glorious ſtate King that truſteth in his hoaſt King of all the earth King ſhall he in health maintain King and all men ſhall rejoyce King like rain to the juſt King above all gods, 95. 3. ib. King and guide King aloft doth reign King Pharaoh Kingdom promiſed, 89. 26 Kingdom Lord a kingdom is Kingdoms down in his wrath Kingdoms glory ſhew Kings conſpire againſt Chriſt Kings be wiſe Kings daughters do attend Kings daughter glorious Kings are gathered together Kings ſhall ſeek his grace Kings of Arabia and Saba Kings of Midian Kings on the earth ſhall dread Kings he gives deliverance Kings pompous train Kings in chains Kinſmen are afraid of me Kinſmen are departed from me Kiſon brook Kiſs the ſon leſt he be angry Knew it was thy work Know our thoughts Knows our ſhape Know thy name will truſt in thee Know themſelves to be but men Know his ſecret intent Know to be loved of thee Known to thee every word of my tongue Knoweſt my deſire Knowledg is confer'd Kneel to thee O king, 72, 9. 95, 6. ib. Knees worſhip him Knot do keep and hold L. Labour too great for me Labour thou ſhall eat Lack nothing Lambs and goats, 114, 4, 4. 6. ib. Lame to limbs reſtore Land of the living Land of mercy Language tongue or ſpeech Lanthorn to my feet, 132, 16. ib. Lap hideſt thy hand Lap filleth not, i.e. with graſs Laps ſeven fold repay Laſting of a thouſand years Laud with heart and voice, 148, 1. ib. Laugh them to ſcorn, 126, 1. Laught, mockt, derided Laughing-ſtock to our neighbours, 79, 4. ib. Law is the truth Laws ſold and bought Lawrel-tree Lay ſnares to take away my life Lay nets Lay the duſt with drops Layeſt thy hand on me Lead me in thy righteouſneſs Lead me with thy grace Leadeſt Joſeph like a ſheep Leaf ſhall not fall League againſt the Lord, ver. 8. ib. Leans to their ſoul Learned thy commandments Leave us not for all this Leave them to their will Led thy flock Left not his ſeed to beg for miſery Left alive at the red ſea Lends whereas is need, 112, 5. ib. Length of my life and days Length of years I will fulfil Length much like a ſpan Length brought to deaths fold Length ſet me free Lewd men and unjuſt, ver. 7, 12. 16. ib. Lewd mens heaped ſtore Libanus, 72, 16. 92, 12. 104, 16. ib. Liberal gifts, 119, 68. 127, 3. ib. Liberty when in thral Liberty ſet thy beloved Lice crawling Licentious life Lie and feign, 40, 5, ib. Lies ye wander after Lies and falſe reports Lies and falſities I hate Lies and wrong Lies that tell ſhall not dwell with me Liers and flatterers, 120, 2 Liers mouths muſt be ſtopped Liers all men be Lifted me up and caſt me down Life is worn away with pain Life uncorrupt Life and wretched days Light the laſting light to ſee Light my candle O Lord Light and truth Light and defence Lights to ſhine, viz. the ſun and moon Lighten mine eyes Lightnings put them in fear, 77, 18. ib. Lightnings full bright, 104, 4 Lightnings and thunders Lightnings and rain Lightning and ſcatter them Likeneſs of a calf, viz. an Idol Limbs do ake by age Lips that do not feign Lips whiſper as if they would charm me Lips open, my tongue unty Lips learned to flatter Lips ſpake unadviſedly, viz. Moſes Lips is adders poiſon Liquid floods Little Benjamin Little hill Hermon Little hills rejoyce, 72, 3. ib. Live out half his days, i.e. wicked Live long who would, &c. Living God to find, 12, 2. 8. 4. 2. ib. Living Lord put your truſt Living Lord moſt worthy praiſe, 29, 1. ib. Load greater than I can bear, viz. my ſins Loc all things come to nought Lofty heart I cannot bear Long life give the king Look down on the ſons of men Looketh full high, 101, 5. ib. Lop and cut thy vine Lord proſpers Lord of Lords Lords houſe pray Lordſhip, viz. the juſt in the reſurrection Loſt and went aſtray Lots poſterity Love and fear the Lord Love the righteous man Love and verity preſerve me Love to lie Love the Lord, hate all things ill Loveſt right, and ill deteſt Loveth equity Loving and elect Loving kindneſs preached in the grave Loving God Loving heart Loving kindneſs in the morning Lovingly heard me at large Low I am brought Low as hell Lower hell Lower pit Lower ground doth drink Lowly and meek Lowly in ſpirit Loyns ſilled with diſeaſe Lurking like lions whelps Luſt of his heart doth delight Luſted in the wilderneſs Luſty youth thou haſt cut off Lute and inſtruments, 92, 3. ib. Lying tongue have ſpoken againſt me Lying and deceitful lips Lyon, he me tear in pieces, 10, 9. 17, 12. ib. Lyons whelps, 17, 12. ib. Lyon roaring, ver. 21 Lyon ſhall be hungerbit Lyons fell, 35, 18 Lyons thou ſhalt go Lyons range abroad M. Mace ſhalt them bruiſe Mad fool ſaid there is no God Mad people deal not furiouſly Magnificent voice Magnifie his name, 119, 12. ib. Maids defile Maids not given in marriage Maids praiſe the name of the Lord Maintain their vows Maintain my lot, my chance Maintain dumb Idols Maintain right Majeſty royal, 51, 14. 57, 7. 13. Majeſty ſpurn againſt Majeſty of Jacobs God, 22, 22. ib. Majeſty in his holy throne, 30, 4 Majeſty will record, 145, 5. ib. Majeſty in the duſt is not declared Majeſty ſhines moſt clear Malicious wicked men, 10, 17. ib. Man unwiſe hath not the wit, &c. Man like vanity paſſes his days Man high in honour, muſt die Man of might I have erect Mans poſterity Mans legs God doth not delight in Manna to cat Manaſſes, 80, 3. 108, 8. ib. Manners of mankind he ſearcheth Manifold ſorrows, ungodly ſuſtain Manifold bleſſings to the loving Many be the miſeries, &c. Marcht in good array Marcht before thy folk Mark well her bulwarks Mark this left I plague you, 81, 10. 86, 6. ib. Mark the perfect man Mark and muſe miſchief Mark and keep thy word Marvelous works Matters judged Meat for their luſts Meat to ſerve their luſt Meat in their mouths, wrath came Meditate in thy works, 145, 3. ib. Meditation pour out Meek he will direct Meek in ſpirit Meek he will raiſe to glory Meekneſs Meeter on my harp Melchiſadeck Melody to make Melteth for grief Memory of the wicked cannot be found, 34, 16 Memory of his majeſty Memory keeps not our faults Memory cuts clean away, i.e. wicked Memory keep thy precepts Men of worldly might, 10, 20. ib. Men of war could not help themſelves Men of might God doth ſtand among Men with fear of wit bereft Men mortal by birth Men of upright heart Men deceitful are Men and beaſts he ſlew Men liers be Mens mortal ſeed truſt not Mercies manifold, 77, 9. 119, 41. ib. Mercies Lord are great Mercies multitude, 106. 45 Mercies hath no end Mercies ſurmount this life Mercies be good Mercies faileth never Merciful and humble men Mercy and goodneſs Mercy is full ſweet Mercy is above all things, 108, 4 Mercy doth exceed, 119, 88. ib. Mercy is moſt dear Mercy and juſtice meet Mercy and truth are with thee Mercy now the time Mercy and compaſſion, 119, 132. ib. Mercy endureth for ever, ver. 1. &c. Merchandiſe Meribah they angred him Midianites, ver. 11. ib. Midnight I will riſe to praiſe thee Midſt of my days take me not away Mighty Lord Mighty God, 95, 3. ib. Mighty ſhips Mighty hills Mighty mountains, 72, 16. ib. Mighty king Mighty wine Mighty foreſts Mightieſt grace Millions of warriours Mindful of the blood, 51, 17 Mine age is nothing unto thee Mingled my drink with tears Miniſters of his that do his pleaſure Minſtrels follow the ſingers Mirth you can invent Miſchief bringeth naught at laſt, ver. 17. ib. Miſchief under his tongue, 11, 5. ib. 140, 9. Miſchief, malice, and like things, 55, 11. ib. Miſchief, blood, and wrong doſt delight in Miſchief reigneth in the hall and parlour Miſchiefs manifold Moab my waſh pot, 83, 6. Moan and plaint, 130, 1. ib. Mock the doings of the poor, 89, 42. ib. Mocking ſtocks, 123, 4. ib. Moiſtened eyes from mournful tears Molten image Money putteth not to uſury Monſter ſeldom ſeen Monſterous whale Moon and ſtars Moon, prime, waſt and change Moon a faithful witneſs Moon ſet they go to their dens Moon not hurt thee by night Moon and ſtars Moon and ſun Moors moſt black Morning, noon and evening, I will praiſe thee Morning ſhines full bright Morning early will I wake Morning wings Morning and even ſee thy ſigns Mortal men, 9, 20. 12, 8. 103, 15. 107, 1. 146, 3 Mortal darts Mortal enemies Mortal by birth, 110, 2 Mortal harm Moſes and Aaron led thy flock Moſes and Samuel Moſes did ſhew his ſtatutes Moſes his choſen Moſes puniſhed for their ſakes Moſt true Moſt high Moſt holy and moſt high Moſt holy hill Moſt holy name Moſt heavy hand Moſt magnificent voice Mow bitter words Moſt wonderful works Moſt worthy of praiſe Motions of his mind and will, &c. Mothers womb, 58, 3. ib. Mothers grave Mothers ſons, 69, 9. ib. Mould and faſhion juſt Mount Sion Mount Sinai ſhook Mountain great Mountains and hills, 98, 8. 148, 9. ib. Mountains ſtrong Mountains give peace Mountains bear corn, 147, 8. ib. Mountains high, 104, 8 Mourning weed Mourned when they were ſick Mourn and ſigh time coming Mourning captive Mournful tears Mouth full of curſing Mouth and eke my heart Mouth ſhall gladly ſpeak Mouth ſpeak ſtrange parables Mouth talks vanity, 144, 8. ib. Mouths of ſucking babes Mouths and ſpeak not Mouths with laughter fill'd, 135, 16. ib. Move me out of place, 36, 11. ib. Multiply his grace Murmuring Murmuration Murthering the guiltleſs Muſing miſchief Muttering move the Lord to anger Myrh, aloes and caſia N. Name of Jah our God, 66, 3. 116, 4. ib. Name of Iſrael decay Name may dread Name blotted out Name of God deſtroy them Name ſhall endure Name moſt excellent Name advance Names the ſtars Nameſake conduct me Nameſake are we ſlain Nation hath he not dealt ſo with Nations rude brings councels to nought Nations blaſpheme thy name Nations are thy right Native truth hear me Nature is frail Naughtineſs he deteſts Nay, nay, there is no God Near all that call upon him Neat city, viz. Jeruſalem Neceſſity and need Needy from tyrants claws Needy fear none ill Needy and poor, 113, 7. ib. Neighbours are afraid to ſeem Napthalim Net have they ſpread, 9, 15. 18, 5. ib. Never periſh, &c. Never ſee the juſt forſaken Never did them ill Never fail me Never from him ſwerve Never ſleep nor ſlumber Never need to fear New moon New heart New pleaſant ſong New rejoycing ſong Nigh thy altar Nigh to hell Night I waſh my bed Night and day thy hand is on me Night and day exerciſe in thy law Night my ſongs I call to mind Night when others ſlept Noble acts, 106, 10. ib. 119, 46 Noble enterpriſe Noble mount Sion Noble praiſe, 117, 1. ib. Noble precepts Noble hoaſts Noble works Noble laws Nobly appear Noiſe and cry No word in my tongue, &c. No time ſhall ceaſe Noon and eventide None great on earth None ill in God Noſes and ſmell not Noſtrils came ſmoak Not to us, not to us Nothing can wiſh like thee Nothing made in vain Number my life and days Number they exceed, i.e. ſins, 51, 9. ib. Number great that withſtand me Numbers of beaſts grow Numbers of the juſt Number was ſmall Number did increaſe Number of their tribes, none feeble Numbers the ſtars O. Oath keepeth faithfully Oath he ſwore to Iſaack Oaths and lies Obey they would not Obey his will, viz. the Angels Obey for an eternal covenant Obey were forced Oblivion his councel and will Obloquy and rebuke Offences remove far from us Offer the ſacrifice of righteouſneſs Offer to God Offer the ſacrifice of praiſe, 116. 17. ib. Offerings thou wouldeſt not Offerings of a free heart, 119, 108. ib. Offerings of the dead Ofſpring diſgrace and expel Ofſpring be vagabonds Oftimes increaſe, viz. the poor Oftimes did them annoy Ogg king of Baſan, 136, 20. ib. Old days I call to mind Older time Old fathers Old goodneſs Old acquaintance Old men and babes Olive freſh and green Omnipotent, 136. ſecond Metre, ib. Omnipotent God alone Once he did remain Once purifie me Once take hold of me Once have I ſworn One grief another doth call One, no not one that doth good One day in thy courts One like our God, not one Only ſon Ope the gates Open place Open mouth they run upon me Open mine ears Open enemies Opened the ſtony work Openeſt thy hand, 145, 16. ib. Oppreſs them with rebuke Oppreſt and brought low Oppreſt with grief Oppreſſors hand Oppreſſors ſtout O ſpare me O queen Ordained a lanthorn Oreb Oven burn them Overcharge Overtrod, 44, 10. ib. Overthrow the poor Overthrow in battel Ought to ſpeak Overthrow trees O wicked folk O faireſt of all men Our time is threeſcore and ten Owe me wrath and ire Owl in the deſart Own people Ox or calf, 66, 15. ib. Oyl into his bones Oyl and wine for man Oyl precious, i.e. reproof. P. Pains of hell, 7, 11. 42, 5. 43, 6 Painful grief Palace of the king, ver. 8, ib. 48, 3 Palace fair Palaces God proſper Paleſtine, 60, 8. 108, 9. ib. Pangs of death, 30, 5. 42, 10. ib. Panteth for breath Parables Parching heat Parched ground Pardon for my ſins, 32, 1. ib. 103, 3. ib. Parents their child forſook, 45, 17. ib. Parents dear Paſture ſheep Paſtures fair Paths perverſe Paths moſt pure, 26, 1. ib. Paths of righteouſneſs, 25, 3 Paths known to thee, 139, 3 Patience and perfect truſt, 5, 3. 39, 10. ib. Patient people Patiently did bear Patiently abide Pay thy vows Pay tribute Peace they think not nor ſpeak, 4, 9. 51, 19 Peace and quietneſs enquire for Peace to his people, he ſhall reſtore, 85, 9 Peace I came to make Peace and juſtice embrace Peace of Jeruſalem Peace doth ſettle in thy borders Pellican Pen of any ſcribe Penſiveneſs, hanging the head Peor People ſtrange ſhall ſerve me People and thine heritage Peoples rage aſſwage, 99, 1 Perfect joy Perfect heart Perfect law Perfect gold Perfect way, 101, 1. ib. Perfect truſt Perfect life and godly name Perfume on Aarons head Periſh in the midway Perpetual ſhame Perplexed was my ſpirit Perplexity in my ſpirit Pertaineth to the king Perſecute them with thy Angel, 119, 157. ib. Perſon and comlineſs Perſon pure is dect Peſtilence ſmote man and beaſts Pharaohs frogs, 114, 1 Pharaoh drowned Philiſtines, 83, 7. ib. Phineas ſtood up with zeal Pictures dumb maintain Peirced my hands and feet, 42. 10. ib. Pillars of the earth I ſtay Pine away for fear Pity none that rebel Pity on the poor, 119, 149. 112, 5. 37, 26 Place where my lot did fall, 90, 1 Place of great renown Place moſt pure Place to ſit and ſing Places dark and obſcure Plagued us before Plague and care Plague brought upon them, 107, 17. and 39. ib. Plague the heathen Plagues repay, 73, 5. ib. Planted our fathers in their place Planted in the place of God Pleaſant fruit Pleaſant face, 80, 19 Pleaſant ſtreams, 46, 4 Pleaſant ſight Pleaſant voice, 97, 1 Pleaſant wings Pleaſant ſprings, 104, 12. 78. 8 Pleaſant noiſe, 97. 9 Pleaſant crop Pleaſant place, viz. mount Sion, 84, 1. ib. Pleaſant ſtring Pleaſant ſame Pleaſant ſong Pleaſant melody Pleaſant taſt Pleaſant to praiſe Pleaſantly ſprings Pleaſantly doth bud Pleaſed thou art not with wickedneſs Pleaſure ſprings up to the juſt Pleaſures that excel, 119, 35 Pleaſures not in horſe, &c. Plenty in thy houſe Plentiful drink from the rock Plentiful mercy Plentifully flow Plenteous hand Plenteouſly fills the world, i.e. thy mercy Plenteouſly rain Ploughers ploughed on my back Pluck my feet out of the ſnare Pluck me out of the mire Pluckt me out of the lake Plunging me to the depth Poiſon of ſerpents Poiſon of Adders Policy did paſs my foes Pomp and heaped ſtore Pomp will take her leave Pompous train Poor wretch, 38, 17 Poor periſh by the proud, ver. 9, 13, 18, 19 Poor ſimple men, 40, 22 Poor ſhall cat and be ſatiſfied Poor innocent, ver 18. 25, 15 Poor doſt provide, 25, 17. 112, 9 Poor priſoners Poor contend for and defend, 12, 5 Poor which help none ſaw Poſterity, 37, 26. 68, 26. 78, 6. 109, 13. 146, 10 Potentates, give praiſe to God Potſheard, 2, 9. ib. Poverty Power to throw me out of place, 62, 6. Praiſe who giveth honoureth me Praiſe him, &c. throughout Prayer of the deſolate Prayer turned to ſin Prayers aſcend, 88, 14 Prayers early in the morning Preach thy law, 50, 16 Preach thy praiſe Preach thy works, 119, 13 Preached loving kindneſs in the grave Precepts pure Precious blood Precious oil Precious ſeed Precious death Preferr'd him, i.e man to be Lord Preheminence his hand hath Prepare your inſtruments Prepareth a place for the poor Prepareth rain. Preſence of the Lord, 96, 14. ib. Preſent life only is their hope Preſent with us be Preſcribing to God what may be done Preſumption imbraceth them Preſumption high Preſumptuous men Preſumptuouſly ſpeak not Pretence pure, 62, 2 Pretence inſteed of law Pride in worldly wealth Pride and ſpight, 56, 3 Pride even ſet on fire, vide proud Prieſts did periſh, 110, 4 Prieſts clothed with righteouſneſs, &c. Prince of might, and in all lands, 105, 22 Princes ope your gates Princes of the people Princes great of birth Princes oppreſſors bring to ſhame Princes of great dignity Princes put no confidence, 148, 11 Princes truſt not tho wealthy Princes great ſat in councel. ver. 161 Princely thing, i.e. the kings ſon Princely might, 99, 4. ib. Princely throne Princely noiſe Priſon caſt, 88, 9. 105, 19 Priſoners dear to him, 137, 3. ib. Prize doſt ſet on man, 8, 4. Prolong my youth Prolong my life Promiſe is to help, 71, 3 Promiſe is moſt juſt, 146, 6. Promiſe made to Iſrael, 53, 8 Promiſe keepeth faithfully, 20, 7. 89, 36. ib. Promiſe his houſhold to defend Promiſe made to thouſands, 119, 38 Promiſes are my comfort Promiſed to reſtore life Promiſed to keep me from death Promiſed to teach me thy fear Promiſed deliverance Promiſed Jeruſalem Proſper well, 90, 18. 91, 11. 118, 25 Proſperous ſtate, ver. 10, ib. 122, 8 Proſperity great Proſperity of the wicked ſoon fades, 128, 6 Prophets are gone Prophets do no harm Protector of the poor Protection doth not proceed from the north Protection makes us rejoyce Proud careth not for right and wrong Proud words and great brags Proud brags and wrongs Proud repayeth their pride, 94, 2 Proud I take no part Proud men riſe up againſt me Proud confound, ver. 51, 122 Proud king Pharaoh, 138, 6 Proud roaring ſtreams Proudly prate their ſill Prove me O God, 66, 9. 139, 23 Prove my heart and thoughts Providence towards good men Provide meat and herb, &c. Provides for the poor, 105, 7. ib. Provoke the Lord, 95, 8. ib. Provoke ire Prudently did govern them Puſſ at correction Puſt in mind Puiſſant kings, 136, 18. ib. Puniſhed Moſes for their ſakes Pure and perfect heart, 32, 11. ib. 51, 6. ib. Pure conſcience, 18, 22 Pure precepts, 119, 66. ib. Pure perſon Pure pretence Purely tried, i.e. the word Purely live Purifie yet once again Pureneſs of my ſpirit Purge my ſins, 65, 3. ib. Putteth down one, and ſetteth up another Q. Quake for fear of Gods voice, 6, 2. ib. 77, 18 Quake at the power of God, 68, 8. 119, 53 Quail the king ſhall not be Quail yea melt as greaſe, 42, 11. ib. Quails from heaven Quarters were lice Queen in gay garments Queen the chance ſo ſtands Quick his honour to indite Quick to hell Quick tongue Quick ſwallowed us up Quicken us Quickning grace Quickly deſcend from the mountains. Quiet reſt Quiet ſleep Quietly ſlept and roſe again Quite overthrown, i.e. the ungodly Quite free me from blame Quite vaniſh and die when ſhall he? Quite decay, viz. their port and image Quite deſtroy'd and gone Quite diſpatcht him Quite pluckt you away Quite forſake God, 108, 11 Quite conſumed the mountains Quite undone thy anointed Quite to ground have brought me Quite decay'd, viz. thy truth Quite forget to guide my harp Quit me from my ſins Quit me from making brick Quit the widow from diſtreſs Quiver and quake, i.e. the hills Quiver furniſht, viz. with children R. Race to race praiſe thy works Rage againſt me, 94, 5. 102, 8. ib. Raging ſea thou ruleſt Rahab and Babilon Rail and cry fie on thee for ſhame, 98, 51. ib. Rain poured down Rain to fields new mown ſo is the king Rain plenteouſly Rain and lightnings he makes Rain he prepareth for the earth Rain down Manna Rain down fowles, 68, 9 Raiſe the meek to glory Raiſed an ill report Raiſeth me from the gates of death Raiſeth up the poor Ramping lions Rams I will give thee Rams affraid Rap I give my foes Rapine I have ſpy'd in the city Rapine and diſpain Raſe them out of thy book Rather would I keep a door Ravens when they cry Raving wolf Raviſht with deſire Reaching hand Realm doth righteouſneſs maintain Realm ſad and dark Reals which call not on thee Reap in joy Rebel againſt her Rebel and ſtand in their miſchief Rebelled moſt unkind Rebels to diſtreſs Rebellion wrought Rebukes doſt chaſten man for ſin, 9. 5 Rebuke and ſhame I abide Rebuke them back with ſhame Reckoning they do riſe, i.e. ſins Recompence of wrong Redeem him if he will have him Redeem his brother from death Redeem their lives from dread Redeem thy life from death Redeemed it thou haſt, i.e. my ſpirit Redeemer and my ſtrength Redeemed ſhall praiſe his name Redeemed from bondage Redemption gave his people Red ſea Refreſh us with thy mercy Refrain from ſin in any caſe, 37, 27. ib. Refrain thy tongue and lips Refuge, buckler, &c. 40, 23 Refuge known Refuſe me not when limbs fail me Refuſe not the face of thy anointed Refuſed, is the head ſtone Reject the yoke Reign in the parlour and hall, i.e. vice Reign in the ſeat of equity, 96, 10 Reign as King and God, 29, 10. 55, 20. ib. Reign eternally Rejoyce in wickedneſs, God will not hear Relieves the meek Remember not our faults Remember Davids troubles Remember their cruel words Remembring our low eſtate Remembrance of Sion Remit their ſin, 32, 1 Remorſe and ſorrow Remove their troublous ſtate Remove our ſins, and offences Removed at no hand, viz. Jeruſalem Render thanks how great a cauſe Render as they have deſerved Render right and fly guile Render thanks for thy defence Render to God for his benefits Repay ſevenfold into their laps Repented God Repent what he ſwore Reproach and ſhame I fear, ver. 146. ib. Reprove me and it ſhall be as oil, 105, 14 Reports and lies Reſt and ſleep Reſting place thou and the Ark Reſtore to reſt Reſtore me to joys again Reſtore me to life again, ver. 107 and 159 Reſtore limbs and ſight Reſtore Jacobs ſeed Reſtored me again Reſtrain the peoples rage, 76, 10. ib. Revenge my cauſe, 43, 1. ib. 94, 1 Revenge the poor, 9, 4. 18, 46 Revenging hand Reverence rejoyce Reverence retire to me Reverently worſhip thee Rewards after our ſins, &c. Rewarded with riches Rich pomp, 22, 29. 73, 12. 123, 4 Rich poſterity Rich and poor Rich ſpoils Rich attire, 45, 10. ib. 4, 7 Rideth on the sky, 104, 3 Right and wrong he ſets apart Right paths, 119, 35. ib. Right hand doth pull for bribes Right thou doſt maintain, 122, 5. ib. Right doth thee inſtruct Right handful of righteouſneſs Right hand hath ſet this plant Right and juſtice, 125, 5 Right early will I awake Right and truth Right hand and refuge Right hand bringeth mighty things to paſs Right hand of falſhood, ver. 11. ib. Righteous judge, 75. 6. ib. 119, 137 Righteous God, 119, 164. 129, 4 Righteous men rejoyce, 118, 15 Righteous judgments Righteous promiſe, ver. 160. ib. Righteous cauſe Righteous ſmite me Righteouſneſs imputed Righteouſneſs indure Riſe early in the morn, 113, 1. Riſing and lying down knoweſt Rivers dry Rivers out of rocks Roaring lions, 104, 21 Roaring ſtreams, 98, 7. 124, 5 Roaring noiſe, 114, 15 Rob on mountains Rob our goods Robery and wealth truſt not Robes wrought with needle, 104, 1 Rock and ſaving health, 61, 3. 62, 6. ib. Rock moſt ſure, 42, 9. 62, 2. ib. Rocks ſet my feet, 95, 1 Rock to whom I may reſort Rock dropt hony Rocks in wilderneſs, 104, 18. 114, 8. ib. Rod and ſtaff comfort me Rod will their doings amend Rod royally on the Cherubs Rotten hedge ſhall ye be Royal majeſty Royal ſeat Royal voice Royal port Royal crown Royal head Rude and ignorant Rulers conſpire Rulers be wiſe Rulers know not rewards, 97, 5 Rule their hearts, 96, 14. 113, 8 Ruling the raging ſea Run as dogs about the city Run to and fro, viz. ſpirits S. Sabees gold Sacrificers head Saints I give my goods Saints prove and ſee Saints aſſemble. Saints moſt dear Saints return not to folly Saints record thy faith Saints and holy men Saints ſing for joy Saints do bleſs thee Salem hath pitcht his tents Salmon hill, white as ſnow Salvation belongs to thee, 68, 20. ib. Salvation of the juſt, 96, 2 Samuel Sanctuary and holy place Satisfie the poor with bread Saveſt man and beaſt Saving health, 18, 26 and 34. 35, 9. ib. Saving health that love, &c. 70, 4. ib. Saviour and my aid, 17, 7. 21, 1. 25, 4. ib. Saviour they forgot Saviour moſt ſtrong, ver. 21. ib. Scale a wall by God's help Scale and leap a wall Scattered us abroad Scepter of thy realm 〈1 page duplicate〉 〈1 page duplicate〉 〈1 page duplicate〉 〈1 page duplicate〉 Scepter of thy might Scorners chair, 115, 2 Scornful eye Scorn with ſpight, 31, 11. 39, 9. 44, 14 Searcheſt the manners of mankind Seaſon perilous Seat of equity Sea like heaps on high Sea for joy doth roar and ſwell Sea huge and broad Sea even at the red ſea Sea ſaw it and fled Sea amazed Seas rage and ſwell, 95, 5 Seven times a day I will praiſe thee Secret thoughts teach me, 103, 1 Secret by his ſide, 17, 8 Secret place is darkneſs, 91, 1 Secret ſins, 25, 13 Secret councel Secret talk together Secret places was ſhaped Secrets of the earth Secrets of all hearts are fearched Seditious ſolk Seed he makes to ſpring, 21, 10 Seed on earth God will rear. Seek much blood to ſpill Seek my face thou ſaidſt Seek the Lord your life, 105, 4 Seek his grace Sehon king, 135, 11. ib. Sepulchre is their throat Serpents head, 58, 4. 140, 3 Serve their luſts Servants blood ſpilt in deſpight, 89, 3 Servants delight in the ſtones Set on miſchief Set the earth faſt, &c. Set on fire with pride Sets another on the throne Shade and in vain himſelf annoy Shadow of thy wings Shadow of thy mighteſt grace Shaft ſhot with courage, 64, 4 Shaft, ſword and ſpear, 77, 17. ib. Shafts that fly by day, 58, 7 Shake off deſpight, envy & hate Shalms or ſongs Shame ſhall them befal Shaves ſhall bring with him Sharp as ſwords, i.e. their tongue: 52, 2 Sheep and neat Sheep to be ſlain, ver. 22. ib. 49, 14 Sheep thouſands, &c. in our ſtreets Shepherd, and ſhepherds crook Shield defend him Shew not thy ſelf unkind Shilo his tabernacle Shine of the ſun and moon Ships and barks Shoot their ſhafts Shorter cut my days Shoulder took their burden Sichem divide by pace Sick man, make his bed, 35, 14. 41, 8 Sight dim and waxeth old Sight of thy all-ſeeing ſpirit Silence and conſtraint, 83, 1. 109, 1. ib. Silence and in reſt, 115, 17. 131, 2. 39, 1 Silly wretch for ſome relief Silver pure, viz. Gods word, 68, 13 Silver drops Simple mens eſtate God conſidereth Simple folk ſaves, 16, 7. 72, 12. 74, 22 Simple men liable to be inſnared Simple pureneſs Simplicity Sin not but ſtand in awe Sin hid and covered, 51, 1. and 3 Sin ſhall ſlay the wicked Sinai ſhook Sing pſalms, 47, 6 Sing with joyfulneſs Sing a new ſong Singers went before Sins quit me out of hand Sins increaſe I cannot count them Sins brought ſickneſs, 25, 7 Sinners he caſteth ſnares, 51, 12. 104, 35 Sinners and ungodlies rod Sinned we and our fathers, 78, 17. Sion hill, 14, 7. 48, 11. 68, 15. 146, 10 Sion ſet forth thy praiſe Sion ſtabliſh thee, 48, 2. and 10. Sion God doth love, 69, 37. 76, 2 Sion extend thy mercy, ver. 16 Sion hill ſhall reign. Siſar and Jabin Skilful praiſes ſing Slack and ſlow to wrath Slandereth his neighbour, 50, 20. 21. ib. Slanderous Mouths, ver. 139 Slaves mock and jeſt Slay the innocent Slain as ſheep Slew great kings Slippery place ſet them Slippery like to fall Slow to anger Sloweſt to conceive wrath Sly and ſubtil ſnares Smiting will not break my head Smooth as oil are their words Snails do waſt and conſume Snare them in his net Snares caſteth on ſinners Snares of hell, 38, 12. 56, 6. ib. Snares of cruel death Snow in whiteneſs I ſhall paſs Snow like wooll Snow and ſtorms Sojourn here as our fathers did Solace and health is God Solemnly praiſe thy power Solemn feaſt Songs I call to mind in the night Sons forſake my law Sons of wickedneſs Son of man made ſtrong for thy ſelf Sons offered up, &c. Sons grow up as plants Sore againſt their heart Sores doth bind up Soul in grave Soul laid as low as hell Soul raviſht with deſire Sounding trumpets Sovereign Lord South, 89, 12. 107, 3. ib. Sow their pleaſant land Sow in tears ſhall reap in joy Spake lies Spake in pride they care not what Spake fair but think ill Spake unadviſedly with his lips Spake truth it is the beſt Spare me a little give me ſpace Sparrows find a room to reſt, 102, 7. ib. Spears he break Spearmen Speech is pleaſant pure Speech he did not underſtand Speechleſs ſilence Speed ſome pity take Spirit which is thy due Spirit of grace, ver. 10 and 12 Spirit as heralds do go Spirit of life and power Spirit whither ſhall I go Spirit doth fail me Spoiled and robbed Springs appear Springs among the hills Springs full fair Springing well Spied rapine in the city Stabliſh thee in Sion, 51, 10 Star that ſhineth in the sky Stars of light, 136, 9. ib. Starry sky, 108, 5. 148, 1. ib. Stays our feet Steddy place doſt remain Stedfaſt like to mount Sion Steps may never ſwerve Steps of thine anointed defame Stick and ſtand to God Stick in mire and clay, 9, 15. ib. Stone refuſed is the head ſtone Stones thy ſervants delight, 113, 8 Stony work Stony hail Storks make their neſts Storms of anger Storms ariſe and ſeas do ſwell Storms of wind, 107, 25. 83, 15. 1. 18, 8. ib. Strange parables Strange people, 54, 3. 39, 13. 119, 19 Strange king, 107, 11. 68, 29. 49, 9 Strange foreign God Streams run pleaſantly Streams to freſh the city of God Streams of Jordan, 88, 18. 124, 5 Stife of tongues, 55, 10. ib. Strike terrour, fear and dread, 59, 5. ib. Stroys the wicked race Struck the ſtony rock Strength is gone Strength of Iſrael Strength to ſtrength Strength thy anger hath Strong arm, 107, 16 Strong revenging hand Strong vinegar Strong defence, 90, 1. ib. Sturdy ſtorms to ceaſe Subdueth the people under me Succoth vale, 107, 7. ib. Succour which I crave Sufferings turned to the beſt Sucking babes, 22, 9. 75, 8. Summers heats, 19, 6. ib. Sun at noon day, 8, 3. 104, 22 Sun ſhall not burn thee by day Sun to rule the day, 148, 3. 103, 12. ib. Surely brought me forth Suppliant hear Surmounts mans thoughts, 8, 1. ib. Sware by my holineſs Swallowed us up quick Swarms of flies Swelling ſeas Swift wings Sworn to guile T. Tabernacle O Lord, 132, 4 and 7 Tabernacle of Shilo Tabernacle of Joſeph Tabernacles of thy grace Table richly dect Table to a ſnare Tabor mount Talk untrue, 69, 13 Talk vanity Teach me the way to thee, 16, 11. 34, 11. ib. Tears are my repaſt, 39, 13 Tears in thy book Tears meat and drink, 126, 5. 137, 1. ib. Teeth are ſpears Tempeſt great Tempeſt of thy wrath Temple view well, 11, 4. 29, 9 Temple was our way, 65, 4 Temple bright, 69, 9. ib. Temple divine, ver. 29 Temple carved work, 78, 69 Temple they defile, 138, 2 Temples of my head take no reſt Tempt at the waters of diſcord Tempted God in their hearts Tempted the moſt high God Tempted me to prove my power Ten thouſand hem'd me in, 91, 7. 144, 9. 92, 3 Tender graſs Tender mercy Tents I luſt to dwell Tents of Ham, ver. 55 Tents of Joſeph Tents of the Edomites Tents of wickedneſs Terrours and dread of death Terrours with a troubled mind Terrours of the night Teſtament, the witneſs of his truth Thankful voice Thanos Thick and black clouds Thick as ſand, i.e. fowles Thief thou ſaweſt Things too high for me Thirſt and would draw near, 63, 1 Thirſt for blood, 59, 2, ib. Thirſt and hunger great, 65, 9 Thirſty lands Thought of thee when others ſlept, 139, 17 Thoughts thou doſt eſpy, 139, 1 Thoughts thou doſt ſcan or know Thoughts periſh Thouſand hills cattel are mine Thouſand fall by thy ſide, 84, 11 Thouſand years as yeſterday Thouſand of degrees Thouſands of gold and ſilver Thouſands and ten thouſands in our ſtreets Thrale bind them, 4, 1. ib. Threats my mind did fray, 76, 10. ib. Threeſcore and ten are our years, &c. Throat an open Sepulchre, 69, 3 Throat and make no ſound Throne ſhall remain for ever Thrones erect Thunder claps, 29, 3. 104, 7 Thunder in the air did crack Thunder bolts hot, 78, 48. ib. Timbrel and harp Timbrel and flute Timbrel and taber Time of grief I ſought to God Time of mercy now the time Time conſumeth faſt Time is like the withering hay Time and ages paſt Time eternally Tongues gloſe or lie, 78, 36. 36, 3. 39, 1 Tongue as quick as a pen Tongues are ours who ſhall controul us Tongue or ſpeech, 35, 30 Tongue doth talk to edifie, 66, 17. 89, 1 Tongue deceives, 120, 2. 140, 2 Tongue unty, 146, 1. Tongue tied faſt, 39, 2. ib. Too ſtrong for me Tormented with care, 22, 17, 51. 11. ib. Touch my lips Tower of thy right hand, 62, 6. ib. Towers of Sion tell Town of war Towns deſtroyed Toile and affliction, 109, 11 Traitors when I ſee I die Tranſgreſſors woe to them Trapt in their own ſnare Treaſures of joy in thy face Treaſures of the earth, 49, 6. ib. Trees ſo tall, i.e. the cedars, 1, 1. 137, 2. ib. Trembling all diſmaid, 2, 11. ib. Trembling lambs Tribute pay, daunt they that love to fight Tribute pay, &c. Tribes go up Tribes of God the Lord Trifles ſet their heart, 39, 7 Triumph over me, 35, 25. 38, 16. 41, 11. 94, 3 Troops of horſemen Troublous time. 107, 6. 10 and 13 Troubled ſpirit Trouble ſends them aid, 112, 4 Troubles deep, 88, 16. ib. Trumpets royal voice Trumpets of the beſt, 98, 6. 150, 3 Trumpeters Truſt in Chriſt, 62, 8. 115, 9 Truſt not in riches Truſt not in bow nor ſword Truſt not in wrong or robbery Truſt not in worldly princes Truſt ſtill in God whoſe thou art True wiſdom to attain, 111, 10. ib. Truth a perfect guide, 51, 17. 26, 3 Truth of a pure heart. 40, 14 57, 12 Truth and grace defend him Truth and mercy meet Truth no meaſure hath, 89, 25 and 50 Truth doth reach the floods Truth is quite decay'd, 125, 4. 100, 4 Truthleſs tongue Try'd me and found nothing in me Tumults raiſed Turneſt away thy face Turtle that is true Tuſh, Tuſh, I have no dread, ver. 12 and 14. ib. Tyrant boaſt abroad, 17, 14. 54, 3. 82, 4 and 7 Tyre with gifts, 83, 7. 87, 5. ib. Twice twenty years they grieved me V. Vagabonds let his children be Vales exceed with corn, 84, 7 Vain talkers, 82, 5. ib. 12, 2 Vain workers, 14, 1. 26, 4 Vain heart Vain annoy himſelf, and ver. 12 Vain is the help of man Vain delights be gone Vain honour, 89, 48. 135, 7 Vain thoughts Vain Idols, 127, 1 Vain deſires Valiant champion, 103, 7 Valiant man of war Vaniſh away Vanity doſt delight, 12, 8. 24, 4 Vanity paſs his days, ver. 8 and 11 Vanquiſh all Vantage none Vehemently doth the king rejoyce Vehemently provoked him Vengeance longs to thee, 58, 10. 119, 84. 107, 34 Very great is the Lord, 116, 5 Vex my ſoul, 94, 5 Vex me from my youth Vexed vehemently Vexed his ſpirit View his temple Vice fly, virtue imbrace Victory thou gaveſt not, 98, 2 89, 44 Victuals bleſs Vile wretch, 106, 30. 125, 5 Vine brought from Egypt Vines conſumed, 105, 33 Vinegar to drink Vineyard thy plant Vineyards plant Viol and harp awake, 71, 23. 144, 9 Virgins fair Virginals Virtue that excel, 37, 27. 77, 14 Virtuous men virtuouſly will do Viſions to thy ſaints Unadviſedly ſpake Unceſſantly cry Uncorrupt life, 18, 22 Uncreated people Unfaithfulneſs Unfeignedly I have thee ſought Unfeignedly I hate them that hate thee Unfortunate folk Ungodly ſet not up your horn Ungodlies rod Unicorns, 92, 16. 29, 6. ib. Unjuſt folk Unkindly forgot their ſaviour Unkindly murmuring Unknown people Unſpotted are Gods ways, 51, 10 Unthankfully forget his works Untrue things they witneſs, ver. 21 Untrue tongue Unty my tongue Unwiſe man, 94, 8. ib. Voice of God of great force, ver. 5 and 7 Voice of joy in righteous mens dwellings Void of vaunts, i.e. Egypt Volume of the book Vouchſafe to viſit me Vow and pay, 61, 8. 66, 13. ib. Uplifting of my hands Upholdeth them that fall Upright way, 92, 15 Upright heart, 97, 12. ib. 64, 4 Uprightneſs, 72, 2. 75, 2. ib. Uproars Uſe wicked men as they deſerve Uſury putteth not his coin W. Wait on death Wallow in wealth Walls about Jeruſalem Wander in vanity Wander wide out of the way Wandered in the wilderneſs Want of breath, 69, 6 Wanton rage Wanton minds Warbling harp Wars huſht and gone, 18, 38. 55, 19, 89, 49 Wars in hand thou takeſt not, 76, 5 Warriours good and ſtrong Waſh my bed with tears, 73, 13 Waſh me clean Waſh my ſpot Waſh their feet in blood Waſht if it barren were Waſting flames Watch and ward, 63, 1. 127, 1. 130, 6. ib. Watch to aid the juſt Watch but a while and thou ſhalt ſee Watch the hand of their miſtreſs, 134, 1 Watch before my lips Waters black, 81, 9 Waters great, 33, 7 Waters ſaw thee O God Waters ſtand ſtill Waters do fly Waters turned into blood, 78, 44 Waters guſhed out of the rock Waters overwhelmed them Waves of wickedneſs Wavered wickedly Way of godly men is known Way I ſhould walk diſcloſe to me Ways he ſhewed to Moſes Wax old and faint, 102, 26 Wax melted by the fire Wax, did melt the hills Waxed wroth with Jacob Weak and frail diſeaſe, 6, 2. ib. Wealth decay Wealth to procure Wealthy of the land Weaned from his mothers breaſt Well of life ſo pure Well beloved one Well ſprings to obtain Weep and moan Weigh our ſins, &c. Wept bearing ſeed Weſt and ſo forth to the eaſt Weſt and eaſt didſt frame Weſt and north gathered them Weſtern ſide protection doth not come Wet doth her furrows fill Whales that are fell Whet their tongues, 7, 13. ib. Whirlwinds Whiſper while the ungodly are in ſight Whiſper how to intrap me Whither ſhall I go from thy ſpirit White as ſnow in Salmon Wholeſome cup of ſalvation Whoring Wicked and juſt God judgeth Wicked trapped in the works of his hands Wicked praiſe himſelf Wicked bend their bows Wicked world full of miſchiefs Wicked ſuſtain many ſorrows Wicked hearts would not frame aright Wicked borrows much Wicked flouriſh as the lawrel Wicked doings gone over my head Wicked works and wiles, 64, 5 Wicked err from their birth Wicked Oaths Wicked life exceeds Wicked works rejoyce Wicked works before thy eye Wicked men bear ſway Wicked men ſhall be ſuppreſt Wicked mens rod Wicked end bloody men Widows caſe thou judgeſt, 78, 64. 146, 9 Widows which are comfortleſs, 109, 9 Wife as a fruitful vine Wiles to warp Wild aſſes do quench their thirſt Wilderneſs where no water is Wilderneſs wide and long, 106, 9 and 26 Wilderneſs he gave them drink Wilderneſs they tempted God, 106, 14 Wilderneſs ſo rude Willow trees Winds drive to and fro Winds boiſterous, 68, 2. 103, 16. 135, 7 Winds blow and the waters flow Wine in the hand of God Wine and oil Wings defend me, 18, 10, 104, 3. 61, 4 Wings ſhall he cover thee, 68, 13 Winters froſts, &c. Wiſe councel Wiſe men die as well as fools Wiſdom made the heavens, 90, 13. 111, 10 Wiſdom I do paſs the antients Wiſdom is infinite Wiſely in perfect way Wiſe and high matters Wiſh in all the world but thee Witneſs things untrue Witneſs all his ſeed, 25, 9 Withers like graſs, and ver. 11 Withers ere it grow Woe and wan Woe and well away Womb I came forth, ver. 10. ib. Women in travel Women remain at home Wont to raiſe me Wont to find joys Wont to behold thy face Wonted grace Wonted friends Wonted ſin Wonderful works Wonders himſelf hath wrought Wonders manifold, 98, 1 Wonders in the field of Zoan Wonders for the ſons of men Wondrous works, 6, 6. 19, 2 Wondrous great mercy Wondrous ways good Wondrous deeds far do paſs Wondrous works of old Wondrous rich Wondrous meſſage of his ſigns, 99, 2 Wondrous works of ſame, 66, 2 and 4 Wondrous old Wondrouſly exalted Woods are mine Word is purely try'd, 139, 4. 146, 6 Words wicked, vile and naught Words ſmooth as oil Works of wonder, 77, 13. 22, 31. 78, 4 Works juſt and ſtrait Works of dreadful might, 111, 3 Works moſt magnifick, 92, 5 Works of them that fall away Works of God are holy all, 18, 2 World againſt us furiouſly Worldly might Worldly goods, 4, 7. 17, 15. 73, 7. 9 and 12 Worldly kings Worldly wealth, 119, 14 Worldlings make earthly treaſures their need Worm and no man Worms creeping Worſhip the Lord in his temple, 3, 3 Worſhip of idols is vain Worſhip before his footſtool, 138, 2 Worthy to be ſerved Worthy honour Worthy praiſe, 18, 45 Wound them every one Wound his enemies head Wound ſtately kings Wound ſtink and are corrupt Wrapt with rapine as with a robe Wrath kindled in his breaſt, 110, 5 Wrath throws kingdoms down Wrath hot as ſire, 79, 5 Wrath increaſe ſo hot Wrath and evil ſpirits Wrath do waſt our days Wrath kindled ſore Wretched days and life Write my tears in thy book Wrong to the hurt of them that did it Wrong robbery and ſtealth Wrought miracles in Egypt Y. Ye ſet the earth ſo faſt Yea gnaſh with his teeth Years in wo are paſt, 31, 10 Years did waſt and paſs away Years one thouſand what in thy ſight, ver. 10, 16 Years and days of wealth Years twice twenty provok'd me Years endure eternally Ye love to lie Ye that love the Lord hate ill things Ye houſe of Aaron, &c. Yet ſhall no man always injoy honour Yet takes himſelf the happieſt Yet a token ſhall enſue to ſuch Yet ſure thou diſpoſeſt it to the beſt Yet God is good and kind to Iſrael Yet like a fool I had almoſt ſlipt Yet not according to our ſins Yield to every man his right, 24, 5 Young I was, but now am old Young buſhes Young men devoured with fire Young ſwallows Young Lions Young man cleanſe his way Young children Young Ravens Young men and maids praiſe the Lord Youth this many a year afflicted Youth and luſty days Youth renews as the Eagle Youth up have aſſailed me Youth doth rear Youth ignorant Youth thou takeſt the care Youth and choice of Iſrael Z. Zalmunna Zeal I bear to thy houſe Zeal as hot as ſire, ver. 139. ib. Zeb Zebah Zebulon Zoan field
An Alphabet of the PSALMS ſuited to proper Occaſions. AFflicted ſtate of the godly, 88. 141. and 73 Angels, 103. two laſt ſtaves, and 148. Atheiſts, 14. and 53. Brief for rebuilding a Church, 102. ver. 13. 21, 22 Charity, 37. 3d. and 4th. part, 41 and 133 Chriſtning, 8. 115. and 139. the ſecond part Churches great beauty, 48. and 87 Church ſpoiled, 44. 79. and 80 Confirmation, 8. and 78 Conſpiracies, 5. 10. 17. 31. 41. 52. 54. 55. 57. 59. 62. 64. 83. 109. 140. and 141 Coronation, 20. 21. 61. 72. and 8. Dearth and ſearſity, 23. 34. 37. and 72 Dedication of a Church, 100. 132. 134. 135. 84 Deliverance from death and dangers, 30. 31. 33. 40. 62. 91. 121. 124. 129. 142. and 143 Deſtruction of the Temple, 80. 2d. part 74. 79 Enemies, 35. 40. 46. 52. 54. 55. 56. 58. 59. 64. 68. firſt part. 94. and 118 Excellency of Gods word, 19. and 119, &c. Faſts, 44. 60. 77. 80. 85. 90. 102. 106. 108. 119. ver. 123. 79. 109. 169 Friendleſs, 27. 2d. part, and 130 Funerals, 39. 49. 90. 88. 2d. part, 102. 3d. part 103. 144. and 146 God affected with the Churches miſery, 81. 106 and 107 Gods Omnipotence, 33 Gods Omniſcience, 139 Gods protection, 125. the ſecond meetre God praiſed in his works, 8. 19. 95. 96. 98. 99. 107. the third part 136 and 148 Godly man deſcribed, 1. 15. 24. 92. 112. 119 Hail, froſt and ſnow, 78. 147. and 148 Heat and drought, 74. 105. 4th. P. 107. 4th. P. Help implored in great ſtraits, 27. and 130 Humility, 34. 51. 2d. Meetre, and 131 Idolatry, 97. 115. and 135 Innocency, 7. 11. 17. 18. 26. 31. 3d. part 37. the 2d. part, and 119. ver. 121 Joy in going to God's houſe, 26. 27. 36. 42. 43. 65. 66. 84. 87. and 132. ver. 13. onward Lightning, thunder, darkneſs, 18. 29 68. firſt and fourth part, 77. 93. 97. 107. fourth part, 111. 135. and 139 Marriage, 127 and 128 Morning prayer, 1. 2. 11. 12 5. and 119. 147 Oppreſſors and ſlanderers, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. 17. 26. 28. 44. 69. 120. and 140 Pardon upon confeſſion, 22. 25. 40. 2d. part 42. 2d. part, 70. 71. and 77 Penitential Pſalms, 6. 32. 3 • . 51. 102. 130. 141 Plague or contagion, 39. 90, 91. 119. 75 Praiſe acceptable to God, 50. 2d. part, 92 Praiſes on all occaſions, 28. 33. 34. 57. 66. 73. 81. 89. 103. 105, 106, 107, 108. 116. 118. 138. 145, 146, 147. 149. and 150 Prayer for aid, 71. 74. and 86 Preſervation, 6. 9. 17. 18. 61. 103. 144. 145 Promiſes made good, 15. 20. 89. 93. 105. 130 Rain, 65. 68. 72. 77. 114. and 147 Recovery from ſickneſs, 118, 119. ver. 88. 103. 154. 156. 159. 138. 143 and 173 Redemption, 19. 31. and 107 Reproof, 141 Storms and deluge of waters, 93 and 95 Sermon before a Corporation, 87 and 133 Sermon before the Parliament and the Judges, 2. 9. 58 and 82 Sermon before Malefactors, 50. 44. 39. 79. or any of the Penitential Pſalms Sacrament of the Lords Supper, 23. 27. 43. 61. 103. 116. the 2d. part, 117. 118. 106. 107. 145. 2d. part, and 147. Sins prevalency, 19. 40. 119 ver. 36 Thankſgiving for hearing prayer, 22. 28. 66. 2d. part, and 116 Tumults and uproars, 2. 33. 35 and 99 Victory, 46. 89. 92. 98 and 144 Uſe of temporals and ſpirituals, 23. 33. 36 Watchfulneſs over the tongue, 39 and 141 Windy tempeſtuous weather, 107 and 135.
Pſalms ſuited for Feaſtivals, &c. CHriſtmas-day, Pſalm 85. Verſe 7. 9. &c. pſal. 89. ver. 25, 26, 27, 28. pſal. 110. 1. &c. pſal. 118. ver. 21. 23, 24, 25. Song of Zachariah, O child, &c. Good-Friday, pſal. 22. ver. 11. 16, 17, 18. pſal. 69. ver. 7. 9. 19. 23. Apoſtles Creed third and fourth ſtaves. Eaſter-day, pſal. 16. ver. 8. to the end. pſal. 48. ver. 8. &c. pſal. 57. ver. 9. to the end. pſal. 118. ver. 21, 22, 23, 24. Apoſtles Creed the fifth Stave. Aſcenſion-day, pſal. 47. ver. 1, 2. 5, 6. pſal. 48. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 68. ver. 3, 4. 18, 19. pſal. 108. five firſt Staves. Whitſunday, pſal. 47. ver. 1, 2. 5, 6. pſal. 51. ver. 10, 11, 12. pſal. 143. ver. 8. 10, 21. Veni Creator. Prayer to the Holy Ghoſt. Trinity-Sunday, Quicunque vult, and gloria patri, &c. All Saints-day, pſal. 145. ver. 11. 19, 20, 21. pſal. 149. five firſt verſes. King Charles I. Martyrdom, Jan. 29. 1648. pſal. 5. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 59. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 94. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 140. ver. 1. &c. Reſtauration, pſal. 18. ver. 15. &c. pſal. 21. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 61. two laſt Staves. pſal. 144. ver 9. &c. Aſſizes, pſal. 33. ver. 1, 2, 3, 4. pſal. 148. three laſt Staves. Rebellion, pſal. 5. ver. 3. &c. pſal. 46. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 59. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 68. ver. 6. &c. Chriſtning, pſal. 8. ver. 1, 2. 4, 5. pſal. 115. ver. 13, 14, 15. 18. pſal. 139. 2d. part and three laſt Staves. Marriage, pſal. 128. throughout. 127. Prayer to the Holy Ghoſt, two laſt Staves. Thanſgiving after the Lords Supper, four laſt verſes. Veni Creator, the fourth and fifth verſes. Funerals, pſal. 33. ver. 3. &c. pſal. 39. ver. 5, 6. &c. pſal. 49. throughout. pſal. 65. ver. 9. &c. pſal. 85. ver. 5. 7, 8, 9. pſal. 88. 2d. part of the two firſt Staves. pſal. 89. ver. 48, 49. 53. pſal. 90. ver. 3. to the thirteenth verſe. pſal. 96. ver. 12, 13, 14. pſal. 97. ver. 9. &c. pſal. 98. ver. 5. 7, 8, 9. pſal. 102. ver. 11. 23, 24. pſal. 103. ver. 14, 15, 16, 17. Angels, pſal. 34. ver. 1. to the end. pſal. 35. ver. 6. &c. pſal. 68. ver. 17. &c. pſal. 91. ver. 11, 12. &c. pſal. 103. the three laſt Staves. pſal. 104. ver. 1. to the 5. pſal. 148. ver. 1. &c. Communion, pſal. 23. ver. 1, 2. 5, 6. pſal. 103. ver. 10, 11, 12. pſal. 116. ver. 13, 14. 17. 19. Repaſts or Graces, pſal. 103. ver. 1, 2. &c. pſal. 117. throughout. pſal. 145. ver. 15, 16. &c. Magniſicat, ver. 5. 8. Cloſes, pſal. 18. ver. 45. 48. pſal. 27. ver. 8. pſal. 29. ver. 11. pſal. 30. ver. 12. pſal. 33. ver. 22. pſal. 35. ver. 30. pſal. 41. ver. 13. pſal. 52. ver. 9. pſal. 68. ver. 32. 34. 35. pſal. 68. ver. 19. pſal. 56. ver. 13. pſal. 69. ver. 36. pſal. 72. ver. 19, 20. pſal. 75. Gloria Patri. pſal. 79. ver. 13. pſal. 80. ver. 19. pſal. 89. ver. 53. pſal. 99. ver. 9. pſal. 106. ver. 49. pſal. 107. ver. 43. pſal. 108. ver. 12, 13. pſal. 109. ver. 26. 30. pſal. 115. ver. 17, 18. pſal. 119. ver. 29. 93. pſal. 131. ver. 3. pſal. 145. ver. 20. pſal. 146. ver. 10. pſal. 150. ver. 6. Pſalms of praiſe, pſal. 16. ver. 5, 6, 7, 8. pſal. 66. ver. 16. to the end. pſal. 92. the two firſt Staves, and the laſt. pſal. 95. ver. 1, 2. 6, 7. pſal. 106. the two firſt Staves. pſal. 108. ver. 1. &c. pſal. 116. ver. 13, 14. 16, 17. pſal. 119. the three firſt Staves. ver 5. part of the two firſt Staves. pſal. 146, 147, 148. 150.
Gloria Patri's, for moſt occaſions, for eight Sillables in the firſt Line, and ſix Sillables in the ſecond Line, viz.
Pſalm 75. ult. TO Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, all glory be therefore: As in beginning was, is now, and ſhall be evermore.
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, immortal glory be: As hath been, is, and ſhall be ſtill, to all eternity.
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, all glory now give ye: As hath been, is, and ſhall be ſtill, to all eternity.
Glory to God the Father be, glory to God the Son: Glory to God the Holy Ghoſt, miſterious three in one.
All glory to the ſacred Trine, but one Almighty Lord: And as alway ſtill, may he be, belov'd, obey'd, ador'd.
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, one conſubſtantial three: All higheſt praiſe, all humbleſt thanks, now and for ever be.
Glory to thee eternal Lord, thrice bleſſed three in one: Thy name at all times be ador'd, till time it ſelf be done.
All glory, honour, power and praiſe, to our great God on high: As firſt beginning was, is now, and to eternity.
Pſalm 89. ult. All praiſe to thee, O Lord of hoſts, both now and eke for aye: Through sky and earth, and all the coaſts, Amen, Amen, I ſay.
Glory, O bleſſed Spirit, to thee, who fill'ſt our hearts with love: Glory to all the Trinity, who reign one God above.
All praiſes to the Lord of hoſts, in Hallalujahs ſing: Hallalujah, Hallalujah, to the eternal King.
For Pſalms of ſix Sillables on the firſt Line, viz. the 25. 45. 50. 2d. Meetre, 67. 70. 134.
TO Father, Son, and Spirit, all glory be therefore: As in beginning was, is now, and ſhall be evermore.
To Father, Son, and Spirit, all glory now give ye: As in beginning was, is now, and to eternity.
To Father, Son, and Spirit, immortal glory be: As was, is now, and ſhall be ſtill, to all eternity.
All glory, power, and praiſe, to the bleſt Trinity: As at the firſt beginning was, may now and ever be.
All glory to the Trine, but one Almighty Lord: And as always, ſtill may he be, belov'd, obey'd, ador'd.
To Father, Son, and Spirit, one conſubſtantial three: All higheſt praiſe, all humbleſt thanks, now and for ever be.
Glory to thee, O Lord, thrice bleſſed three in one: Thy name at all times be ador'd, till time it ſelf be done.
All glory, power, and praiſe, to our great God on high: As firſt beginning was, is now, and to eternity.
Pſalm 89. ult. All praiſe to thee, O Lord, both now and eke for aye: Through sky and earth, and all the coaſts, Amen, Amen, I ſay.
Glory to thee, bleſt Spirit, who fill'ſt our hearts with love: Glory to all the Trinity, who reign one God above.
Now to the Lord of hoſts, in Hallelujahs ſing: Hallelujah, Hallelujah, to the eternal King.
For Pſalms of eight Sillables in every Line, viz. 51. 100. &c.
PRaiſe to thy eternal merit, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.
To thee, great God, to thee alone, three perſons in one deity: As former ages ſtill have done, all glory now, and ever be.
To God the Father, and the Son, whom paſt, and preſent, times adore: The one in three, and three in one, all glory be for evermore.
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt, all praiſe and glory be therefore: As in beginning was, is now, and ſhall be evermore. Amen.
For the 136. and 148. Pſalms.
UNto the three in one, that bear record above: The Father, and the Son, and Holy Spirit of love.
Hallelujah, As firſt begun: So ſhall be done, Eternally.
To Father, Son, and Spirit, all glory be therefore: As in beginning was, is, and for evermore. Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah, Hallelujah.
All glory, power, and praiſe, to our great God on high: As firſt it was, ſo now, and to eternity. Hallelujah, with ſaints let's ſing: Eternally, to God our King. Amen.
FINIS.