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Hymn · Psalm 112

Praise Ye the Lord. The Man Is Blessed

DETROIT · C.M. · words from the Scottish Psalter, 1650 · music William Bradshaw

Setting: PBHT 1907 (modern) · PBHT 1907 · Southern Harmony 1854 · TBH 1901

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Praise Ye the Lord. The Man Is Blessed oth dark house earth Lord ers ness in up a doth he in be fears and though with shall that to in his the the on: lend: be: store; right, the and and the man good to es seed ye wealth doth up off Lord. 4. Un 3. Rich 2. His 1. Praise A 5. er vour doth er is show, rise, be ful blessed light ev pow man his right shall spring The fa un e for er ly the is er ti de to ous, ev a take doth the en and will fairs ful, ness be ments guide right dures gen great end. he. more. on. light. in right un sion dis with pas his up who He Com And Of He his af ci eous shall e ed bles com right cre ate, spott men his mer sed mand and tion 6. Surely there is not any thing that ever shall him move: The righteous man's memorial shall everlasting prove. 7. When he shall evil tidings hear, he shall not be afraid: His heart is fixed, his confidence upon the Lord is stayed. 8. His heart is firmly stablished, afraid he shall not be, Until upon his enemies he his desire shall see. 9. He hath dispersed, giv'n to the poor, his righteousness shall be To ages all; with honour shall his horn be raised high. 10. The wicked shall it see, and fret, his teeth gnash, melt away: What wicked men do most desire shall utterly decay. Scottish Psalter, 1650 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820
Praise Ye the Lord. The Man Is Blessed oth dark house earth Lord ers ness in up a doth he in be fears and though with shall that to in his the the on: lend: be: store; right, the and and the man good to es seed ye wealth doth up off Lord. 4. Un 3. Rich 2. His 1. Praise A 5. er vour doth er is show, rise, be ful blessed light ev pow man his right shall spring The fa un e for er ly the is er ti de to ous, ev a take doth the en and will fairs ful, ness be ments guide right dures gen great end. he. more. on. light. in right un sion dis with pas his up who He Com And Of He his af ci eous shall e ed bles com right cre ate, spott men his mer sed mand and tion 6. Surely there is not any thing that ever shall him move: The righteous man's memorial shall everlasting prove. 7. When he shall evil tidings hear, he shall not be afraid: His heart is fixed, his confidence upon the Lord is stayed. 8. His heart is firmly stablished, afraid he shall not be, Until upon his enemies he his desire shall see. 9. He hath dispersed, giv'n to the poor, his righteousness shall be To ages all; with honour shall his horn be raised high. 10. The wicked shall it see, and fret, his teeth gnash, melt away: What wicked men do most desire shall utterly decay. Scottish Psalter, 1650 DETROIT C.M. William Bradshaw, 1820

1.Praise ye the Lord. The man is blessed
that fears the Lord aright,
He who in his commandements
doth greatly take delight.

2.His seed and offspring powerful
shall be the earth upon:
Of upright men blessed shall be
the generation.

3.Riches and wealth shall ever be
within his house in store;
And his unspotted righteousness
endures for evermore.

4.Unto the upright light doth rise,
though he in darkness be:
Compassionate, and merciful,
and righteous, is he.

5.A good man doth his favour show,
and doth to others lend:
He with discretion his affairs
will guide unto the end.

6.Surely there is not any thing
that ever shall him move:
The righteous man's memorial
shall everlasting prove.

7.When he shall evil tidings hear,
he shall not be afraid:
His heart is fixed, his confidence
upon the Lord is stayed.

8.His heart is firmly stablished,
afraid he shall not be,
Until upon his enemies
he his desire shall see.

9.He hath dispersed, giv'n to the poor,
his righteousness shall be
To ages all; with honour shall
his horn be raised high.

10.The wicked shall it see, and fret,
his teeth gnash, melt away:
What wicked men do most desire
shall utterly decay.

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