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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126aWhen God restor'd our captive stateTextPage Scan
126bWhen God reveal'd his gracious nameTextPage Scan
127aIf God succeed not, all the costTextPage Scan
127bIf God to build the house denyTextPage Scan
128O happy man, whose soul is fill'dTextPage Scan
129Up from my youth, may Isra'l sayTextPage Scan
130aOut of the deeps of long distressTextPage Scan
130bFrom deep distress and troubled thoughtsTextPage Scan
131Is there ambition in my heart?TextPage Scan
132aWhere shall we go to seek and findTextPage Scan
132bNo sleep nor slumber to his eyesTextPage Scan
133aLo! what an entertaining sightTextPage Scan
133bBlest are the sons of peaceTextPage Scan
133cHow pleasant 'tis to seeTextPage Scan
134Ye that obey th' immortal KingTextPage Scan
135aPraise ye the Lord, exalt his nameTextPage Scan
135bGreat is the Lord, exalted highTextPage Scan
135cAwake, ye saints: To praise your KingTextPage Scan
136aGive thanks to God the sov'reign LordTextPage Scan
136bGive thanks to God most highTextPage Scan
136cGive to our God immortal praiseTextPage Scan
137Along the banks where Babel's current flowsTextPage Scan
138With all my pow'rs of heart and tongueTextPage Scan
139aLord, thou hast search'd and seen me thro'TextPage Scan
139b'Twas from thy hand, my God, I cameTextPage Scan
139cMy God, what inward grief I feelTextPage Scan
139dIn all my vast concerns with theeTextPage Scan
139eWhen I with pleasing wonder standTextPage Scan
139fLord, when I count thy mercies o'erTextPage Scan
140Protect us Lord from fatal harmTextPage Scan
141My God, accept my early vowsTextPage Scan
142To God I made my sorrows knownTextPage Scan
143My righteous Judge, my gracious GodTextPage Scan
144aFor ever-blessed be the LordTextPage Scan
144bLord, what is man, poor feeble manTextPage Scan
144cHappy the city, where their sonsTextPage Scan
145aMy God, my King, thy various praiseTextPage Scan
145bLong as I live I'll bless thy nameTextPage Scan
145cSweet is the mem'ry of thy graceTextPage Scan
145dLet ev'ry tongue thy goodness speakTextPage Scan
146aPraise ye the Lord, my heart shall joinTextPage Scan
146bI'll praise my Maker with my with my breathTextPage Scan
147aPraise ye the Lord; 'tis good to raiseTextPage Scan
147bLet Zion praise the mighty GodTextPage Scan
147cWith songs and honors sounding loudTextPage Scan
148aYe tribes of Adam joinTextPage Scan
148bLoud Hallelujahs to the LordTextPage Scan
148cLet e'v'ry creature join TextPage Scan
149All ye that love the Lord, rejoiceTextPage Scan
150In God's own house pronounce his praiseTextPage Scan

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