The Psalms - Ferrar Fenton Bible Translation page 772

PSALMS. Boo! VII. PsALMs r37, 138, 139. S1·Az~:zA 3. If I forget jerusalem, Forget, my righbhand me! Let my tongue fail within my mouth, If I remember not! Or hold not up jerusalem, Above my highest joy! Su.NzA 4. Remember Edom's sons, O LORD, Upon ]erusa1em’s day, Down, down with her to Earth! ’ Oi Babe1’s cme} daughter, I biess who pays your debt, The debt you owe to us I I bless who takes your babes, And dashes on the stones! PSALM 138. Qg Qnhih. S1·ANzA 1. I praise with all my heart, I chant before You, GOD, Bow in Your Holy Fane and give thanks to Your Power, Your Mercy, and Your Truth, and Word are iixed 0‘er all ! For when I cried You answered me, and gave my soul fresh strength Srnuzs 2. All kings of Earth should praise, for they hear of Your Works. And sing the Loma on inarch who is the Lrvmcv Powmz! The LORD who lifts the low,-—and sees and knows the high from far; Srlmzn 3. In danger hold me up, if in my march I meet; Throw hand on raging foes, for Your right hand can save. The LORD avenges me; Your mercy, LORD endures; Leave not Your handiwork. PSALM 139 x To his Bandmaster. 2\ ¥zulm hg @uixiit.—·2t §1n¤ in the {fern. LORD, You have tried me and known, You know if I sit down or rise. My Shepherd guard from far, Prepares my field and couch, My journeys, and my halts; Before my tongue can speak, O LORD l You know it all! You formed my Past, and Now, And placed on me Your hand I PSALM 13gA;

Your knowledge is wondrous to me, I never can reach to its height. I walk by Your Spirit, Am led by Your mouth. If I rise to the skies,——·You are there, 772