Common Tune

Hymn · Psalm 15

An Ideal Worshiper

AUS DER TIEFE · 7.7.7.7 · words from The Psalter, 1912 · music Martin Herbst

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An Ideal Worshiper of lute fear or just and Thy de the his or with of his the pol that ice tions ple bribes those mal ac tem clear; hand; Lord; ceit, grace? u wick whom walks Lord, no the to who O does su ed in shall He 1. Who, 2. 5. Who 4. Who 3. He claim, spurn, long ness, Thee will Nor Hon Tongue All In right will ry man not dwell be eous with Thy ev his tale heart ho er re re sin ly moved loss slan from high un but a ken be for d'rous a and stand. ward. peat. cere. place? thus from not words con who will will whose his Thy his his the stant He Nor Who He Who In Spo frame turn wrong, press, be Shall Though Nor life prom neigh truth guest ex shall ise bor shall The Psalter, 1912 AUS DER TIEFE 7.7.7.7 Martin Herbst, 1676
An Ideal Worshiper of lute fear or just and Thy de the his or with of his the pol that ice tions ple bribes those mal ac tem clear; hand; Lord; ceit, grace? u wick whom walks Lord, no the to who O does su ed in shall He 1. Who, 2. 5. Who 4. Who 3. He claim, spurn, long ness, Thee will Nor Hon Tongue All In right will ry man not dwell be eous with Thy ev his tale heart ho er re re sin ly moved loss slan from high un but a ken be for d'rous a and stand. ward. peat. cere. place? thus from not words con who will will whose his Thy his his the stant He Nor Who He Who In Spo frame turn wrong, press, be Shall Though Nor life prom neigh truth guest ex shall ise bor shall The Psalter, 1912 AUS DER TIEFE 7.7.7.7 Martin Herbst, 1676

1.Who, O Lord, shall dwell with Thee
In the temple of Thy grace?
Who Thy constant guest shall be
In Thy high and holy place?

2.He who walks in righteousness,
All his actions just and clear;
He whose words the truth express,
Spoken from a heart sincere.

3.He to whom does not belong
Tongue of malice or deceit,
Who will not his neighbor wrong,
Nor a slanderous tale repeat.

4.Who the wicked man will spurn,
Honor those that fear the Lord;
Nor will from his promise turn
Though but loss be his reward.

5.Who no usury will claim,
Nor with bribes pollute his hand;
He who thus his life shall frame
Shall unmoved forever stand.

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Same meter but needs editorial underlay: MONKLAND, NUN KOMM, DER HEIDEN HEILAND, SEYMOUR, SONG 13.

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