Wilt thou be angry | with us—for ever? generations ? Show us thy | mercy,—0 | Lord, For he will speak peace unto his people and to-his saints : But let them not | turn—a gain-to | folly. Surely his salvation is nigh | them—that I fear him ; That I glory-may | dwell in-our | land. Mercy and truth are met-together; Righteousness and peace-have | kissed-each | other. Truth shall spring out of—the earth; And righteousness shall—look | down-from heaven. Yea, the Lord shall give | that which is | good; 34. THE Lord reigneth, he is | clothed - with majesty; The Lord is clothed with strength, where | with—he hath girded-him | self: The world also-is established, That-it cannot—be moved. Thy throne is es | tablished-of old: have lifted-up their voice: The Lord on high is mightier than the noise of ma-ny | waters, Yea, than the | migh—ty 1 waves—of the sea. Thy testimonies are | ve-ry / sure : Holiness becometh thine | house,—0 | Lord, for | ever. 35. O COME, let us sing | unto—the Lord : our-sal | vation. Let us come before his presence with I th—anks | giving, And make a joyful | noise-unto | him—with | psalms. For the Lord | is a-great | God, The sea is his | and—he | made it :- For he is—our | God : sheep-of hi-s | hand. As in the pro—vo | cation, derness : Forty years long said, It is a people that do I err in-their | heart, , And they I have not known-my | ways: Unto whom I | sware in-my | wrath, 36. LORD, thou hast been our dwelling place in | all-gener | ations. Before the mountains-were brou-ght | forth, Or ever thou hadst formed the earth—and the world, Even from everlasting to ever | last—ing, I thou— art | God. Thou turnest man-to destruction ; yesterday | when-it is | past, And | asma / watch-in the night. Thou carriest them away as with a flood; they | are asma | sleep : In the morning they are like | grass—which grow-eth up. In the morning it flourisheth, and | grow-eth | up; In the evening | it is - cut | down, — and I withereth. For we are consumed by thine anger, and by thy wrath—are we troubled. Thou hast set our iniquities before thee, our secret . sins—in the light of-thy | counteFor all our days are passed away | in—thy | wrath: We spend our | years—as a | tale that-is | told. nance. The days of our years are threescore years— and | ten; And if by reason of strength—they be four score years, Yet is their strength | labour—and | sorrow; For it is soon cut off,—and we | fly—a | way. Who knoweth the power of—thine anger? Even according to thy | fea—r, so is—thy | wrath. So teach us to number—our days, That we may ap | ply-our hearts—unto I wisdom. Return, O | Lord,—how | long ? servants. O satisfy us early | with—thy | mercy; That we may rejoice and be gla—d | all-our | days. Make us glad according to the days wherein | thou hast-afflicted us, And the years where | in-we | have seen | evil. Let thy work appear | unto—thy | servants, And thy | glomry | unto—their children. And let the beauty up | on us; Yea, the work of our | hands es / tablish thou | it. |