Hymn · Psalm 6
Divine Chastisement
STUTTGART · 8.7.8.7 · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music Christian Friedrich Witt
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1.Lord, rebuke me not in anger;
Chastened sore I waste away;
Pity my distress and hear me;
Lord, how long wilt Thou delay?
2.Come, O Lord, my soul deliver,
In Thy loving-kindness save.
Shall the dead Thy Name remember?
Who shall praise Thee in the grave?
3.Pity, Lord, my sad condition;
I am weary and distressed;
Many adversaries vex me,
Weeping, I can find no rest.
4.Now the foes that seek to harm me,
Quickly put to shame, shall flee,
For the Lord hath heard my weeping,
And He will regard my plea.
Try these words on another tune
- EVENING PRAYER — John Stainer
Other words for this tune
- O My Soul, Bless God the Father — The United Presbyterian Book of Psalms, 1871
- A Plea for Salvation — The Psalter, 1912
- In the Cross of Christ I Glory — John Bowring
- Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me — Mary Lundie Duncan
- Penitential Grief and Supplication — The Psalter, 1912
- Savior, Who Thy Flock Art Feeding — William Augustus Mühlenberg
- The Blessed and Only Potentate — The Psalter, 1912
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