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Psalm 147
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Vers 1
praise to our God to sing:
For it is pleasant, and to praise
it is a comely thing.
Vers 2
and he it is alone
That the dispers’d of Israel
doth gather into one.
Vers 3
and grieved in their minds,
He healeth, and their painful wounds
he tenderly up-binds.
Vers 4
he names them ev’ry one.
Great is our Lord, and of great pow’r;
his wisdom search can none.
Vers 5
the wicked to the ground.
Sing to the Lord, and give him thanks;
on harp his praises sound;
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who for the earth below
Prepareth rain, who maketh grass
upon the mountains grow.
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the ravens young that cry.
His pleasure not in horses’ strength,
nor in man’s legs, doth lie.
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the Lord doth pleasure take;
In those that to his mercy do
by hope themselves betake.
Vers 9
Sion, thy God confess:
For thy gates’ bars he maketh strong;
thy sons in thee doth bless.
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with fine wheat filleth thee.
He sends forth his command on earth,
his word runs speedily.
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like wool he snow doth give:
Like morsels casteth forth his ice;
who in its cold can live?
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and melteth them again;
His wind he makes to blow,
and then the waters flow amain.
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to Jacob he doth show;
His statutes and his judgments he
gives Israel to know.
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such favour did afford;
For they his judgments have not known.
O do ye praise the Lord.
Psalm 147 pertenece a Libro V (Salmo 107–150) del Salterio. Salmo de aleluya: Comienza o termina con el hebreo "Hallelu-Jah" (114, 118 y 136 no se incluyen).
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