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Hymn · Psalm 31

God Our Resort in Trouble

DUNDEE · C.M. · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music Scottish Psalter (Edinburgh), 1615

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God Our Resort in Trouble in is be, liv on My the with and 'rance Thy call My Re is tion er de up trust demp lead swift Lord; Thee, guide; send; Name; my my Thy O all hate Thee Thou down Thee, Lord, And those spir rock ear 1. In Bow 5. I 4. To 3. Since 2. the com tress re my love I I false, mend; art, quest, trust, for that it and to I my put will liv strength to suf Thy re ered a de fer for let dost cy de my tress me mer hast cord. me. bide. fend. shame. be Je temp to me will Thou all Thou save glad, Who ho ta me in O I From Be O ful of cue of eous Thou A Nor ly truth, me, strength, ness, and vah, tion a thy God res rock right joy 6. For my affliction Thou hast seen, And known my many woes; Thou hast not let me be enslaved, But freed me from my foes. 7. Show mercy, Lord, to me distressed, And send my soul relief, My life is spent with bitterness, My strength consumed with grief. 8. I mourn and fail because of sin, Friends turn in dread away; Reproached am I and terrified, While foes conspire to slay. 9. But, Lord, in Thee is all my trust, Thou art my God, I cried; My life, my times are in Thy hand, I in Thy strength confide. 10. From all that persecute my soul thy gracious help I crave; O smile upon thy servant, Lord, And in Thy mercy save. 11. Let me not be ashamed, O Lord, I plead with Thee to save; but let the wicked be ashamed, And silent in the grave. 12. Yea, let their lips henceforth be mute Who words of falsehood seek, The lips which with contempt and pride Against the righteous speak. The Psalter, 1912 DUNDEE C.M. Scottish Psalter (Edinburgh), 1615

1.In Thee, O Lord, I put my trust,
I call upon Thy Name;
O save me in thy righteousness,
Nor let me suffer shame.

2.Bow down Thy ear to my request,
And swift deliv'rance send;
Be Thou to me a rock of strength,
A fortress to defend.

3.Since Thou my rock and fortress art,
My leader be, and guide;
From all temptation rescue me,
Thou dost my strength abide.

4.To Thee my spirit I commend;
Redemption is with Thee,
O Thou Jehovah, God of truth,
Who hast delivered me.

5.I hate all those that love the false,
My trust is in the Lord;
I will be glad, and joyfully
Thy mercy will record.

6.For my affliction Thou hast seen,
And known my many woes;
Thou hast not let me be enslaved,
But freed me from my foes.

7.Show mercy, Lord, to me distressed,
And send my soul relief,
My life is spent with bitterness,
My strength consumed with grief.

8.I mourn and fail because of sin,
Friends turn in dread away;
Reproached am I and terrified,
While foes conspire to slay.

9.But, Lord, in Thee is all my trust,
Thou art my God, I cried;
My life, my times are in Thy hand,
I in Thy strength confide.

10.From all that persecute my soul
thy gracious help I crave;
O smile upon thy servant, Lord,
And in Thy mercy save.

11.Let me not be ashamed, O Lord,
I plead with Thee to save;
but let the wicked be ashamed,
And silent in the grave.

12.Yea, let their lips henceforth be mute
Who words of falsehood seek,
The lips which with contempt and pride
Against the righteous speak.

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