English poem
Psalm CXXII. Common Metre. For the Lord's day morning
by Anonymous
Behold the rising dawn appear, Which calls our willing feet; To tread thy courts, O God, and there, Our solemn praise repeat!
Fair Zion's gates are our delight, Within her walls we stand; And all her happy sons unite, In friendship's sacred band.
We love the place where Zion's Lord, Is pleas'd to shew his face; Here he proclaims his holy word, And here accepts our praise.
With reverend awe and godly fear, We bow before thy throne; For thou the fervent prayer wilt hear, Thro' thy beloved Son.
Peace be within this hallow'd place, And joy a constant guest; With holy gifts and heav'nly grace, Be her attendants blest.
Our soul shall pray for Zion still, While life or breath remains; For here our friends and brethren dwell. And here our Saviour reigns.
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- PSALM CXLVII. Second Part. Summer and Winter
- Psalm CXLVIII. Particular Metre
- Psalm CXXI. Com. Metre. Divine preservation
- PSALM CXXIV. Common Metre. GOD gives Victory
- Psalm CXXIX. Long Metre. (A new version.) The Counsels of Enemies disappointed
- Psalm CXXV. Com. Met. Trial and Safety
- Psalm CXXVII. Common Metre. Success and prosperity from God