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When Israel by God's command

Author: W. W. Hymnal: The Whole Book of Psalms #CXIV (1790) Lyrics: 1 When Israel by God's command from Pharaoh's land was bent, And Jacob's house the strangers left, and in the same train went: 2 In Judah God his glory shew'd, his holiness most bright: So did the Israelites declare his kingdom, pow'r, and might. 3 The sea saw it and suddenly as all amaz'd did fly, The roaring streams of Jordan s flood gave back immediately, 4 As rams afraid, the mountains skip'd, their strength did them forsake; And as the silly trembling lambs, their tops did beat and shake. 5 What ailed thee, O sea, that thou, so suddenly didst fly? Ye rolling waves of Jordan's flood, why turn'd ye so swiftly? 6 Ye mountains, ev'n as rams afraid, why did your strength so shake? Why did your tops as trembling lambs, quiver with fear, and quake? 7 O earth, confess thy Sovereign Lord, and dread his mighty hand, Before the face of Jacob's God, fear ye both sea and land. 8 I mean the God, who from hard rocks causeth floods to appear, And from the stony flint doth send fountains of water clear. Scripture: Psalm 114 Languages: English
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In exitu Israel

Author: W. W. Hymnal: The Whole Booke of Psalmes #67a (1640) First Line: When Israel by God's addresse Lyrics: 1 When Israel by God's addresse, from Pharaoh's land was bent: and Jacob's house the strangers left, and in the same traine went. 2 In Juda God his glory shewd, his holinesse most bright: So did the Israelites declare his kingdome, power, and might. 3 The sea it saw and suddenly, as all amaz'd did flie: The roaring streames of Jordans floud recoiled backwardly. 4 As Rams afraid, the mountaines skipt, their strength did them forsake: And as the silly trembling Lambs, their tops did beate and shake. 5 What aild the sea s all amaz'd, so suddenly to flie? Ye rolling waves of Jordans floud, why ran ye backwardly? 6 Why shook ye hils as Rams afraid? why did your strength so shake? Why did your tops as trembling Lambs, for feare quiver and quake? 7 O earth confesse thy Sovraigne Lord and dread his mighty hand: Before the face of Jacobs God, feare ye both sea and land. 8 I mean the God which from hard rocks doth cause maine flouds appeare: And from the stony flint doth cause gush out the fountaines cleare. Scripture: Psalm 114 Languages: English

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