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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
kingdom_n	earth_n	hand_n	lord_n	2,385	5	3.7503	3	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A26724	Psalms and hymns composed and fitted for the present occasion of publick thanks-giving, October 24, 1651 by W. Barton ...	Barton, William, 1598?-1678.	1651 (1651)	Wing B1003; ESTC R37079	9,118	33

Such furious force our foes did finde when thy hand drove them back 8 i th' Citie of this King of powers wee saw as wee were told This Citie of this God of ours God ever will uphold 9 And these thy sure Compassions Lord thy kindeness and thy grace Most quietly did wee record within thy holy place 10 For like thy Name so is thy prais as far as Land extend's And store of righteousness alwaies thy right hand comprehend's 11 Therefore let Sion plenteously of heavenlie joies partake And Judah's Daughters leap for joie for thy just judgments sake 12 Walk round about and Sion view her statelie turrets tell 13 Her palaces consider you and mark her bulwarks well Tell it to all posteritie 14 For this God doth abide Our God and Guid perpetually till death hee 'l bee our guide OR Tell it to all POSTERITIE for even to our last breath This God 's our God perpetually And our safe Guid till death PSAL. Lxxvi THe Lord is known in Judah well and his most glorious Name Is very great in Israël which doth extol his fame 2 The tabernacles of his grace at Salem you may see And Sion is the dwelling place where Hee desire 's to bee 3 The burning arrows brake hee there the arrows of the bow The battel-sword and shield that were the weapons of the foe 4 Much brighter is thy glorious Crown more excellent each way And worthy of much more renown then all the mounts of prey 5 Lo thou hast spoil'd the stout of minde and they have slept their sleep Their hands the mightie could not finde their lives they could not keep 6 O God of Jacob thy reproof sent many a daring head Charet and hors with thundring hoof to sleep among the dead 7 Thou Lord alone deservest fear due to thy dreadful Name For who may in thy sight appear when once thy wrath doth flame 8 When thou didst make thy judgment com from heaven shining clear The earth that heard it was struck dumb and all sat still for fear 9 Ev'n when the LORD to judgment rose and sent those judgments forth To save from their incensed foes all meek ones of the earth 10 The furie that in man doth reign unto thy prais redound's Remaining wrath thou shalt restrein and set men's passions bounds 11 Vow to the LORD your God and pay let all about his throne Bring gifts to him to him I say that is a dreadful one 12 The Spirit of Princes his proud foes hee cut's it clean away And terrible hee is to those that earthlie Scepters sway See a second Metre of this already printed and som other Psalms fit for the present occasions as the 126 the 149 also the third Hymn in any Common tune To the tune of the old 148 follow these PSAL. XL VI Give laud unto c. GOd is our strength and stay when dangers do abound A present help alway and ready to bee found And wee therefore Fear not at all though th' earth should fall or bee no more 2. And though the mountains high were carried from the shore In the deep seas to lie and troubled waters roar And though it make The billows rise and with great nois the mountains shake 3. For there 's a river here whose streams do flow abroad And shall most sweetly cheer and glad the Citie of God Those tents of grace Where God most high doth sanctifie his dwelling place 4. Within the midst of her doth God himself abide Her sure Deliverer therefore shee shall not slide For God I say Shall send her aid ere bee displaid the break of day 5. The heathen rag'd with nois the Kingdoms moved were Then God put forth his voice and earth did melt for fear This God of power Hath here abode and Jacob's God is our high tower 6. O com behold and see what works the Lord bring's forth What Desolations hee hath wrought in all the earth Whose mightie hand Make 's war to ceas and settle's peace in all the land 7. Hee break 's the spear and bow and quite cut's off the same The Chariot hee doth throw into the burning flame Bee still saith hee And know that I am God most high and known will bee 8. I will bee magnified of all the heathen Coasts And all the earth so wide of mee shall make their boasts This God of power Hath here abode and Jacob's God is our high tower PSAL. 135. I. Part. GIve laud unto the Lord and prais his holie Name Do yee his prais record and spread abroad his fame Yee that resort To our great God and have abode in Sion's Court 2. His honor O proclaim for good and kinde hee is Sing praises to his Name a pleasant work it is Jacob hath hee Chose to Himself and all his wealth must Israël bee 3. And this I clearly know the Lord 's a mightie one And that all gods do ow subjection to his throne for Hee bring's forth What-ever he pleas in deeps in seas in heav'n and earth 4. Hee make's the vapors rise from earth's remotest ends And lightnings from the skies With showrs of rain hee send's The winde likewise Whatever it is Hee bring's from his large treasuries 5. First-born of man and beast in Egypt hee smote dead And tokens not the least in midst thereof hee spread And there let fall His dreadful hand on Pharaoh and his servants all 6. Who did great Nations smite and mightie Kings did kill The Giant Amorite and him of Bashan hill Sihon hee slew Of famous note and Og hee smote and overthrew 7. And Canaan's Kingdoms all by him were overthrown And so their land did fall an heritage to his own An heritage For Israël therein to dwell from age to age 8. O Lord thy glorie shall eternally endure And thy memoriall for ever shall stand sure And Lord thy Name From ages past shall alwaies last and bee the same A new Hymn of Reformation out of Isai. 66. 8 9 7. Yee Children which c. OH who hath heard of such a thing as now God's power to pass doth bring or who hath seen such things as these For shall the earth can any say bee made to bring forth in one day are Nations born at once with eas As soon as Sion travelled shee presently was brought to bed and brought forth children without aid Before shee travell'd shee brought forth before her pain came came the birth and of a brave Man-childe was laid Ver. 9 10. For shall I bring unto the birth and shall I not caus to bring forth saith the Almightie Sovereign Lord Or shall I caus to bring forth som and then untimely shut the womb thy God O Sion spake this Word Rejoice yee with Jerusalem and let her lovers all of them of her spiritual joies partake Rejoice I say lift up your voice bee glad with her and much rejoice all yee that mourned for her sake 12. 11. 12. again with Chap. 60. 4. For lo saith God! I will