The Psalms - Ferrar Fenton Bible Translation page 714

Boox II. Psnms 68r, 680, 68u, 6g. PSALMS. PSALM 681*. 31: Quibzm mt the @:6:3; uf ibz Qrizzis fain ily: Uzuqulz. S1·AuzA 1. Let them sec your proccssious, 0 I GOD, The Holy Processious, My Gob, and my King! The singers go first, and the harpers behind, Between them the girls with the Timbrelsl Snxnzh 2. Give thanks in the crowds to our Gov, On Ismel’s Walls to the LORD. See there little Benjamin walks, The Princes of judah, the strong, _ With Zebulun‘s Princes, and Na.phtaIi’s Chiefs! PSALM 680. Qu Qnihzm fur Qzgixmiug the Szririczs. Pnmsr. Your GOD has sent me strength. P1to1>1.u. Confirm O GOD Your work for us: At Your Temple in jerusalem, Where Kings freely bring You gifts. There they drive up beasts with goads, And perfect rams, and calves. T he tribes came there with silver, The People bow as they advance. The Mitzraim bring rich gifts, Kush lifts his hands to God. Earth's Kingdoms sing to GOD, They chant to the Anmzcnrrl PSALM 68n. Snug uf §rai¤2. S1·A¤zA r. 26 28 33

He who rides on the skies, He who has formed Earth,—·-— 34 Hark! with how great voice He speaks; 35 Ascribe strength to the Gon over Israel, His splendour and strength', in the clouds! Sinmza 2. From Your Sanctuary, Gon, give us light, And let Israel give thanks to his GOD, You strong and great People give thanks to your Gon, PSALM 69. To his Conductor of the Clarionettes. Qi; Quhilr. Srnuza x. Save me, Gon, for the seas go over my soul I I am sunk in the mire, without any rest; Come to deep waters, where floods sweep along; 1 See note on page 49. 7 ~' 5