English poem
Psalm CIV. Particular Metre, PART I
by Anonymous
Bless GOD, O my soul, Rejoice in his name; And let my glad voice Thy greatness proclaim; Surpassing in honor Dominion and might; Thy throne is the heaven, Thy robe is the light.
The sky we behold A curtain display'd, The chambers of heaven On waters are laid. The clouds are a chariot Thy glory to bear, On winds thou art wafted, Thou ridest on air.
As rapid as fire Thy angels on high Convey thy commands, Thy Ministers fly. The earth, on its basis Eternal sustain'd, Is fix'd in the station Thy wisdom ordain'd.
The world, when at first Of chaos compos'd, Was void, without form, In waters enclos'd; Thy voice how majestie, In thunder, was heard, The waters subsided, The mountains appear'd.
More by Anonymous
- Psalm CIV, Part II
- Psalm CIV, Part III
- Psalm CIV, Part IV
- Psalm CIV. Fourth Part. Long Metre. The voice of the Creatures proclaiming God
- Psalm CIV. Particular Metre, PART IV
- Psalm CIV. Sec. Part. Long Metre. The Seaman's Prayer
- Psalm CIV. Third Part. Long Metre. Divine Providence toward Man and Beast
- Psalm CL. Long Metre. Praise