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In deep Distress I oft have cry'd

Hymnal: The Psalms of David #CXX (1767) Lyrics: 1 In deep Distress I oft have cry'd To GOD, who never yet deny'd, To rescue me, oppress'd with Wrongs; Once more, O LORD, Deliv'rance sned, From lying Lips my Soul defend, And from the Rage of sland'ring Tongues; Which daily strive to wound my Fame, And blest the Credit of my Name. 3 What little Profit can accrue, And yet, what heavy Wrath is due, O thou perfidious Tongue, to thee? Thy Sting upon thyself shall turn; Of lasting Flames, that fiercely burn, The constant Fuel thou shalt be: Thus shall the Vengeance of the LORD Thy Torment be and dread Reward. 3 But O! how wretched is my Doom, Who am a Sojourner become, In barren Mesech's desart Soil! With Kedar's wicked Tents inclos'd, To lawless Savages expos'd, Who live on nought but Theft and Spoil: Oh, when shall I Deliv'rance find, From such as grieve my troubled Mind! 4 My hapless Dwelling is with those, Who Peace and Amity oppose, And Pleasure take in others Harms: Sweet Peace is all I court and seek; But when to them of Peace I speak, They straight cry out, to Arms, to Arms. My Soul is overwhelm'd with Care, Whilst for the Battle they prepare. Topics: Description of Hyprocisy; Description of Slander and Backbiting; Prayers Of the Church Particularly of Believers when slandered; Prayers When deprived ot the Opportunitys of attending in God's House Scripture: Psalm 120 Languages: English Tune Title: [In deep Distress I oft have cry'd]
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In deep Distress I oft have cry'd

Hymnal: A New Version of the Psalms of David #CXX (1760) Lyrics: 1 In deep Distress I oft have cry'd To God, who never yet deny'd To rescue me oppress'd with Wrongs; 2 Once more, O Lord, Deliv'rance send, From lying Lips my Soul defend, And from the Rage of sland'ring Tongues. 3 What little Profit can accrue, And yet what heavy Wrath is due, O thou perfidious Tongue, to thee? 4 Thy Sting upon thyself shall turn; Of lasting Flames that fiercely burn, The constant Fuel thou shalt be. 5 But O! how wretched is my Doom, Who am a Sojourner become In barren Mesech's desart Soil! With Kedar's wicked Tents inclos'd, To lawless Savages expos'd, Who live on nought but theft and Spoil. 6 My hapless Dwelling is with those Who Peace and Amity oppose, And Pleasure take in others Harms: 7 Sweet Peace is all I court and seek; But when to them of Peace I speak, They straight cry out, To Arms, To Arms. Scripture: Psalm 120 Languages: English
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In deep Distress I oft have cry'd

Hymnal: A New Version of the Psalms of David #272 (1754) Lyrics: 1 In deep Distress I oft have cry'd To God, who never yet deny'd To rescue me oppress'd with wrongs; 2 Once more, O Lord, Deliv'rance send, From lying Lips my Soul defend, And from the Rage of sland'ring Tongues. 3 What little Profit can accrue, And yet what heavy Wrath is due, O thou perfidious Tongue, to Thee? 4 Thy Sting upon thyself shall turn; Of lasting Flames that fiercely burn, The constant Fuel thou shalt be. 5 But O! how wretched is my Doom, Who am a Sojourner become In barren Mesech's desart Soil! With Kedar's wicked Tents inclos'd, To lawless Savages expos'd, Who live on nought but theft and Spoil. 6 My hapless Dwelling is with those Who Peace and Amity oppose, And Pleasure take in others Harms: 7 Sweet Peace is all I court and seek; But when to them of Peace I speak, They straight cry out, To Arms, To Arms. Scripture: Psalm 120 Languages: English
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In deep distress I oft have cry'd

Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #CXX (1793) Scripture: Psalm 120 Languages: English

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