Psalms: carefully suited to the Christian worship in the United States of America: being an improvement of the old versions of the Psalms of David

Author: Joel Barlow, Isaac Watts
Publisher: W. Spotswood, Philadelphia, 1793
Denomination: Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
Language: English
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90dReturn, O God of love, returnTextPage Scan
90eLord, what a feeble pieceTextPage Scan
91aHe that hath made his refuge GodTextPage Scan
91bYe sons of men, a feeble raceTextPage Scan
92aSweet is the work, my God, my KingTextPage Scan
92bLord, 'tis a pleasant thing to standTextPage Scan
93aJehovah reigns; he dwells in lightTextPage Scan
93bThe Lord of glory reigns, he reigns on highTextPage Scan
93cThe Lord Jehovah reignsTextPage Scan
94aO God! to whom revenge belongsTextPage Scan
94bWho will arise and plead my rightTextPage Scan
95aSing to the Lord Jehovah's nameTextPage Scan
95bCome, sound his praise abroadTextPage Scan
95cCome let your voices join to raiseTextPage Scan
96Sing to the Lord, ye distant landsTextPage Scan
97aLet all the earth their voices raiseTextPage Scan
97bHe reigns; the Lord, the Saviurr reigns!TextPage Scan
97cThe Lord is come; the heav'ns proclaimTextPage Scan
97dThe Almighty reigns, exalted highTextPage Scan
97eLet earth, with ev'ry isle and seaTextPage Scan
98aTo our Almighty Maker, GodTextPage Scan
98bJoy to the world, the Lord is comeTextPage Scan
99aThe God Jehovah reignsTextPage Scan
99bExalt the Lord of GodTextPage Scan
100aYe nations round the earth, rejoiceTextPage Scan
100bBefore Jehovah's awful throneTextPage Scan
101aMercy and judgment are my songTextPage Scan
101bOf justice and of grace I singTextPage Scan
102aHear me, O God, nor hide thy faceTextPage Scan
102bLet Sion, and her sons rejoiceTextPage Scan
102cIt is the Lord our Saviour's handTextPage Scan
103aBless, O my soul, the living GodTextPage Scan
103bThe Lord, how wond'rous are his ways?TextPage Scan
103cOh bless the Lord, my soul!TextPage Scan
103dMy soul, repeat His praiseTextPage Scan
103eThe Lord, the sov'reign KingTextPage Scan
104My soul, thy great Creator praiseTextPage Scan
105Give thanks to God, invoke his nameTextPage Scan
106aTo God the great, the ever blestTextPage Scan
106bGod of eternal loveTextPage Scan
107aGive thanks to God, he eigns aboveTextPage Scan
107bFrom age to age exalt his nameTextPage Scan
107cVain man on foolish pleasures bentTextPage Scan
107dWould you behold the works of GodTextPage Scan
107eThy works of glory, mighty LordTextPage Scan
107fWhen God, provok'd with daring crimesTextPage Scan
108Awake, my soul, to sound his praiseTextPage Scan
109God of my mercy and my praiseTextPage Scan
110aThus God th' eternal Father spakeTextPage Scan
110bThus the great Lord of earth and seaTextPage Scan
110cJesus, our Lord, ascend thy throneTextPage Scan
111aSongs of immortal praise belongTextPage Scan
111bGreat is the Lord; his works of mightTextPage Scan
112aThat man is blest who stands in aweTextPage Scan
112bThrice happy man who fears the LordTextPage Scan
112cHappy is he that fears the LordTextPage Scan
113aYe that delight to serve the LordTextPage Scan
113bYe servants of th' almighty KingTextPage Scan
114When Isra'l, freed from Pharoah's handTextPage Scan
115aNot to ourselves who are but dustTextPage Scan
115bNot to our names, thou only just and trueTextPage Scan
116aI love the Lord: he heard my criesTextPage Scan
116bWhat shall I render to my GodTextPage Scan
117aO all ye nations, praise the LordTextPage Scan
117bFrom all that dwell below the skiesTextPage Scan
117cThy name, almighty LordTextPage Scan
118aThe Lord appears my helper nowTextPage Scan
118bLord, thou hast heard thy servant cryTextPage Scan
118cBehold the sure foundation StoneTextPage Scan
118dThis is the day the Lord hath madeTextPage Scan
118eSee what a living StoneTextPage Scan
118fL! what a glorious Corner-stoneTextPage Scan
119aBlest are the undefiled in heartTextPage Scan
119bTo thee, before the dawning lightTextPage Scan
119cThou art my portion, O my GodTextPage Scan
119dHow shall the young secure their heartsTextPage Scan
119eOh how I love thy holy law!TextPage Scan
119fLord, I esteem thy judgments rightTextPage Scan
119gLet all the heathen writers joinTextPage Scan
119hLord, I have made thy word my choiceTextPage Scan
119iThy mercies fill the earth, O LordTextPage Scan
119jBehold thy waiting servant, LordTextPage Scan
119kOh that the Lord would guide my waysTextPage Scan
119lMy God, consider my distressTextPage Scan
119mWith my whole heart I've sought thy faceTextPage Scan
119nConsider all my sorrows, LordTextPage Scan
119oO that thy statutes ev'ry hourTextPage Scan
119pMy soul lies cleaving to the dustTextPage Scan
119qWhen pain and anguish seize me, LordTextPage Scan
119rFather, I bless thy gentle handTextPage Scan
120Thou God of love, thou ever blestTextPage Scan
121aUp to the hills I lift mine eyesTextPage Scan
121bTo heav'n I lift my waiting eyesTextPage Scan
121cUpward I lift mine eyesTextPage Scan
122aHow did my heart rejoice to hearTextPage Scan
122bHow pleas'd and bless'd was ITextPage Scan
123O thou whose grace and justice reignTextPage Scan
124Had not the God of truth and loveTextPage Scan
125aUnshaken as the sacred hillTextPage Scan
125bFirm and unmov'd are theyTextPage Scan

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