English poem
Psalm CXLV. 2d. Part. Com. Met. Divine Goodness
by Anonymous
Great is the Lord! our souls adore, We wonder while we praise; His power what creature can explore, Or equal honours raise?
Thy name shall dwell upon my tongue, While suns shall set and rise; And tune my everlasting song In realms beyond the skies.
Thy praise shall be my constant theme, The wonders of thy power; I'll speak the honours of thy name, And bid the world adore.
But sweetly flowing strains shall tell: The riches of thy grace; And songs of grateful joy reveal Thy spotless righteousness.
How large thy tender mercies are! How wide thy grace extends! On thy beneficence and care, The universe depends.
To thee, O Lord, for daily meat, Thy creatures lift their eyes; On thee, their common father wait, From thee receive supplies.
Thy sov'reign bounty freely gives From thine exhaustless store; And universal nature lives, On thy sustaining power.
Holy and just in all its ways, Is providence divine; In all thy works, immortal rays Of power and goodness shine.
More by Anonymous
- Psalm CXLIII. Long Metre. Complaint and Hope
- Psalm CXLIV. Long Metre. Divine protection, Peace and Plenty
- Psalm CXLIX. Particular Metre. Thanksgiving
- Psalm CXLV. 1st. Part. Com. Met. The divine perfections and providence
- Psalm CXLVII. 1st. Part. L. Met. The beauties of nature
- PSALM CXLVII. Second Part. Summer and Winter
- Psalm CXLVIII. Particular Metre
- Psalm CXXI. Com. Metre. Divine preservation