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Psalms Chapter 143

Wycliffe
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PSALMS

Psalms 143

1The title of the hundrid and thre and fourtithe salm. `A salm. Blessid be my Lord God, that techith myn hondis to werre; and my fyngris to batel.
2Mi merci, and my refuyt; my takere vp, and my delyuerer. Mi defender, and Y hopide in him; and thou makist suget my puple vnder me.
3Lord, what is a man, for thou hast maad knowun to him; ether the sone of man, for thou arettist him of sum valu?
4A man is maad lijk vanyte; hise daies passen as schadow.
5Lord, bowe doun thin heuenes, and come thou doun; touche thou hillis, and thei schulen make smoke.
6Leite thou schynyng, and thou schalt scatere hem; sende thou out thin arowis, and thou schalt disturble hem.
7Sende out thin hond fro an hiy, rauysche thou me out, and delyuere thou me fro many watris; and fro the hond of alien sones.
8The mouth of which spak vanite; and the riythond of hem is the riyt hond of wickidnesse.
9God, Y schal synge to thee a new song; I schal seie salm to thee in a sautre of ten stringis.
10Which yyuest heelthe to kingis; which ayen bouytist Dauid, thi seruaunt, fro the wickid swerd rauische thou out me.
11And delyuere thou me fro `the hond of alien sones; the mouth of whiche spak vanyte, and the riythond of hem is the riyt hond of wickidnesse.
12Whose sones ben; as new plauntingis in her yongthe. The douytris of hem ben arayed; ourned about as the licnesse of the temple.
13The selers of hem ben fulle; bringinge out fro this vessel in to that. The scheep of hem ben with lambre, plenteuouse in her goingis out;
14her kien ben fatte. `No falling of wal is, nether passing ouere; nether cry is in the stretis of hem.
15Thei seiden, `The puple is blessid, that hath these thingis; blessid is the puple, whos Lord is the God of it.

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