English poem
Psalm CIII. Fourth Part. Com. Met. Angelic Praise
by Anonymous
Thou, Lord in heav'n hast plac'd thy throne, Thy kingdom wide extends; Thy vast dominion shall be known, To earth's remotest ends.
Ye angels who excel in might, And wait to do his will; Bless him, whose work is your delight Whose pleasure ye fulfil.
Ye seraphs, who with joy obey The orders of your king; Attend his churches when they pray, And join the praise they sing.
Whilst all his works his praise proclaim, O let my heart and tongue, Join with the universal frame In this eternal song.
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