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Hymn · Psalm 50

Psalm 50:16-23

LEOMINSTER · S.M.D. · words from the Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 · music George William Martin

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Psalm 50:16-23 what things didst dost you hast con thou sid thou him saith, er these thou How wrought; do; sent; dare ye wick cause that I a the 3. 4. Now, Be 2. When 1. But thou to si con while with God for lence didst ed God thief get, kept, see, man laws on de hath er just er thy thou de liv been none self, tak my and thy par or you. thought; went. clare? I I with cov piec al vile to in was the 'nant My Lest That And you er ter thy like all, ers mouth, take es to a tear geth dul in fies; fore ceit ways di and thine doth glo set tongue should be de thy ri eyes so frame; rect; giv'st so I thou doth thy in Since Who Yet Thou will praise prove, ill, hat'st, me and thy which of thee mouth struc fer re to tion tion den er's and re dost a dost I guilt son thy sal thy thou va hid moth cast'st, show. rise. shame. ject. will him sins sitt'st, since that in and my To Thy Thou And right ranked, broth hind way all speak'st, back his that er thy or or 'gainst words ders der thy be Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 LEOMINSTER S.M.D. George William Martin, 1862
Psalm 50:16-23 what things didst dost you hast con thou sid thou him saith, er these thou How wrought; do; sent; dare ye wick cause that I a the 3. 4. Now, Be 2. When 1. But thou to si con while with God for lence didst ed God thief get, kept, see, man laws on de hath er just er thy thou de liv been none self, tak my and thy par or you. thought; went. clare? I I with cov piec al vile to in was the 'nant My Lest That And you er ter thy like all, ers mouth, take es to a tear geth dul in fies; fore ceit ways di and thine doth glo set tongue should be de thy ri eyes so frame; rect; giv'st so I thou doth thy in Since Who Yet Thou will praise prove, ill, hat'st, me and thy which of thee mouth struc fer re to tion tion den er's and re dost a dost I guilt son thy sal thy thou va hid moth cast'st, show. rise. shame. ject. will him sins sitt'st, since that in and my To Thy Thou And right ranked, broth hind way all speak'st, back his that er thy or or 'gainst words ders der thy be Scottish Psalter, 1650; rev. #doreancon, 2026 LEOMINSTER S.M.D. George William Martin, 1862

1.But to the wicked man
God saith, How dost thou dare
My cov'nant to take in thy mouth,
or my just laws declare?
Since thou instruction hat'st,
which should thy ways direct;
And since my words behind thy back
thou cast'st, and dost reject.

2.When thou a thief didst see,
with him thou didst consent;
And with the vile adulterers
partaker on thou went.
Thou giv'st thy mouth to ill,
thy tongue deceit doth frame;
Thou sitt'st, and 'gainst thy brother speak'st,
thy mother's son dost shame.

3.Because I silence kept,
while thou these things hast wrought;
That I was altogether like
thyself, hath been thy thought;
Yet I will thee reprove,
and set before thine eyes
Thy sins in order ranked, that all
thy hidden guilt arise.

4.Now, ye that God forget,
consider what you do;
Lest I in pieces tear you all,
and none deliver you.
Whoso doth offer praise
me glorifies; and so
To him that orders right his way
salvation I will show.

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