"Give unto the LORD the glory due unto his name; worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness. O worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness: fear before him, all the earth." (Psalms 29:2, 96:9 KJV)                                                    





Westminster Covenanter

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: St. Andrew 
Psalm 19:7-14 Lyrics: 
 7 God's law is perfect, and converts 
 the soul in sin that lies: 
 God's testimony is most sure, 
 and makes the simple wise. 
 8 The statutes of the Lord are right, 
 and do rejoice the heart: 
 The Lord's command is pure, and doth 
 light to the eyes impart. 
 
 9 Unspotted is the fear of God, 
 and doth endure for ever: 
 The judgments of the Lord are true 
 and righteous altogether. 
 10 They more than gold, yea, much fine gold, 
 to be desired are: 
 Than honey, honey from the comb 
 that droppeth, sweeter far. 
 
 11 Moreover, they thy servant warn 
 how he his life should frame: 
 A great reward provided is 
 for them that keep the same. 
 12 Who can his errors understand? 
 O cleanse thou me within 
 13 From secret faults. Thy servant keep 
 from all presumptuous sin: 
 
 And do not suffer them to have 
 dominion over me: 
 Then, righteous and innocent, 
 I from much sin shall be. 
 14 The words which from my mouth proceed, 
 the thoughts sent from my heart, 
 Accept, O Lord, for thou my strength 
 and my Redeemer art. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David. 
 
John Brown of Haddington's notes: 
 
Now the books of God are opened, not for my trial and condemnation in the last judgment, but for my instruction. Let my soul look and read therein (1.) The book of creation and providence, in which all the works of God instruct mankind in general, concerning the eternal wisdom, power and goodness, of their Maker, verses 1-6. (2.) The book of inspiration; the sure, the right, the pure, the true, the perfect and powerful oracles of which instruct, convert, comfort, and warm the members of the church; and in keeping of which there is an exceeding great and everlasting reward of glory obtained, verses 7-11. (3.) What conviction of sin! what supplication for pardon of it, and preservation from it! and for the acceptance of our duties through Jesus' blood, doth or ought to ensue upon a proper perusal of these volumes of heaven, verses 12-14. 
 
While I sing these matters, let me, conscious of my own ignorance and folly, in all things consult the mind of God. Let me blush that my experience of the powerful influences of God's word is so scanty; and that in me, still dwell such fearful remains of sinful corruption. Let me cry mightily to God, for the subduing and destruction thereof.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: St. Andrew
Psalm 19:7-14 Lyrics:
   7  God's law is perfect, and converts
         the soul in sin that lies:
      God's testimony is most sure,
         and makes the simple wise.
   8  The statutes of the Lord are right,
         and do rejoice the heart:
      The Lord's command is pure, and doth
         light to the eyes impart.

   9  Unspotted is the fear of God,
         and doth endure for ever:
      The judgments of the Lord are true
         and righteous altogether.
  10  They more than gold, yea, much fine gold,
         to be desired are:
      Than honey, honey from the comb
         that droppeth, sweeter far.

  11  Moreover, they thy servant warn
         how he his life should frame:
      A great reward provided is
         for them that keep the same.
  12  Who can his errors understand?
         O cleanse thou me within
  13  From secret faults. Thy servant keep
         from all presumptuous sin:

      And do not suffer t

Psalm 19:7-14  Tune: St. Andrew  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 34:1-9 Lyrics 
 1 God will I bless all times; his praise 
 my mouth shall still express. 
 2 My soul shall boast in God: the meek 
 shall hear with joyfulness. 
 3 Extol the Lord with me, let us 
 exalt his name together. 
 4 I sought the Lord, he heard, and did 
 me from all fears deliver. 
 
 5 They looked to him, and lightened were: 
 not shamèd were their faces. 
 6 This poor man cried, God heard, and saved 
 him from all his distresses. 
 7 The angel of the Lord encamps, 
 and round encompasseth 
 All those about that do him fear, 
 and them delivereth. 
 
 8 O taste and see that God is good: 
 who trusts in him is blessed. 
 9 Fear God his saints: none that him fear 
 shall be with want oppressed.

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 34:1-9 Lyrics
   1  God will I bless all times; his praise
         my mouth shall still express.
   2  My soul shall boast in God: the meek
         shall hear with joyfulness.
   3  Extol the Lord with me, let us
         exalt his name together.
   4  I sought the Lord, he heard, and did
         me from all fears deliver.

   5  They looked to him, and lightened were:
         not shamèd were their faces.
   6  This poor man cried, God heard, and saved
         him from all his distresses.
   7  The angel of the Lord encamps,
         and round encompasseth
      All those about that do him fear,
         and them delivereth.

   8  O taste and see that God is good:
         who trusts in him is blessed.
   9  Fear God his saints: none that him fear
         shall be with want oppressed.

Psalm 34:1-9  Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: St. Andrew 
Psalm 19:1-6 Lyrics: 
 1 The heav'ns God's glory do declare, 
 the skies his hand-works preach: 
 2 Day utters speech to day, and night 
 to night doth knowledge teach. 
 3 There is no speech nor tongue to which 
 their voice doth not extend: 
 4 Their line is gone through all the earth, 
 their words to the world's end. 
 
 In them he set the sun a tent; 
 5 Who, bridegroom-like, forth goes 
 From's chamber, as a strong man doth 
 to run his race rejoice. 
 6 From heav'n's end is his going forth, 
 circling to th' end again; 
 And there is nothing from his heat 
 that hidden doth remain. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David. 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
Now the books of God are opened, not for my trial and condemnation in the last judgment, but for my instruction. Let my soul look and read therein (1.) The book of creation and providence, in which all the works of God instruct mankind in general, concerning the eternal wisdom, power and goodness, of their Maker, verses 1-6. (2.) The book of inspiration; the sure, the right, the pure, the true, the perfect and powerful oracles of which instruct, convert, comfort, and warm the members of the church; and in keeping of which there is an exceeding great and everlasting reward of glory obtained, verses 7-11. (3.) What conviction of sin! what supplication for pardon of it, and preservation from it! and for the acceptance of our duties through Jesus' blood, doth or ought to ensue upon a proper perusal of these volumes of heaven, verses 12-14. 
 
While I sing these matters, let me, conscious of my own ignorance and folly, in all things consult the mind of God. Let me blush that my experience of the powerful influences of God's word is so scanty; and that in me, still dwell such fearful remains of sinful corruption. Let me cry mightily to God, for the subduing and destruction thereof.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: St. Andrew
Psalm 19:1-6 Lyrics:
   1  The heav'ns God's glory do declare,
         the skies his hand-works preach:
   2  Day utters speech to day, and night
         to night doth knowledge teach.
   3  There is no speech nor tongue to which
         their voice doth not extend:
   4  Their line is gone through all the earth,
         their words to the world's end.

      In them he set the sun a tent;
   5     Who, bridegroom-like, forth goes
      From's chamber, as a strong man doth
         to run his race rejoice.
   6  From heav'n's end is his going forth,
         circling to th' end again;
      And there is nothing from his heat
         that hidden doth remain.

To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David. 

John Brown of Haddington's Notes:
 
Now the books of God are opened, not for my trial and condemnation in the last judgment, but for my instruction. Let my soul look and read therein (1.) The book of creation and providence, in which a

Psalm 19:1-6  Tune: St. Andrew  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:46-50 Lyrics: 
 46 God lives, blessed be my Rock; the God 
 of my health praised be. 
 47 God doth avenge me, and subdues 
 the people under me. 
 48 He saves me from mine enemies; 
 yea, thou hast lifted me 
 Above my foes; and from the man 
 of vi'lence set me free. 
 
 49 Therefore to thee will I give thanks 
 the heathen folk among; 
 And to thy name, O Lord, I will 
 sing praises in a song. 
 50 He great deliv'rance gives his king: 
 he mercy doth extend 
 To David, his anointed one, 
 and his seed without end. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:46-50 Lyrics:
  46  God lives, blessed be my Rock; the God
         of my health praised be.
  47  God doth avenge me, and subdues
         the people under me.  
  48  He saves me from mine enemies;
         yea, thou hast lifted me
      Above my foes; and from the man
         of vi'lence set me free.  

  49  Therefore to thee will I give thanks
         the heathen folk among;
      And to thy name, O Lord, I will
         sing praises in a song.  
  50  He great deliv'rance gives his king:
         he mercy doth extend
      To David, his anointed one,
         and his seed without end.

To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 

John Brown of Haddington's notes:
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David'

Psalm 18:46-50  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania 
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 95:1-6 Lyrics 
 1 O come, let us sing to the Lord: 
 come, let us ev'ry one 
 A joyful noise make to the Rock 
 of our salvation. 
 2 Let us before his presence come 
 with praise and thankful voice; 
 Let us sing psalms to him with grace, 
 and make a joyful noise. 
 
 3 For God, a great God, and great King, 
 above all gods he is. 
 4 Depths of the earth are in his hand, 
 the strength of hills is his. 
 5 To him the spacious sea belongs, 
 for he the same did make; 
 The dry land also from his hands 
 its form at first did take. 
 
 6 O come, and let us worship him, 
 let us bow down withal, 
 And on our knees before the Lord 
 our Maker let us fall.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 95:1-6 Lyrics
   1  O come, let us sing to the Lord:
         come, let us ev'ry one
      A joyful noise make to the Rock
         of our salvation.
   2  Let us before his presence come
         with praise and thankful voice;
      Let us sing psalms to him with grace,
         and make a joyful noise.

   3  For God, a great God, and great King,
         above all gods he is.
   4  Depths of the earth are in his hand,
         the strength of hills is his.
   5  To him the spacious sea belongs,
         for he the same did make;
      The dry land also from his hands
         its form at first did take.

   6  O come, and let us worship him,
         let us bow down withal,
      And on our knees before the Lord
         our Maker let us fall.

Psalm 95:1-6  Bon Accord  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:37-45 Lyrics: 
 37 Mine en'mies I pursued have, 
 and did them overtake; 
 Nor did I turn again till I 
 an end of them did make. 
 
 38 I wounded them, they could not rise; 
 they at my feet did fall. 
 39 Thou girdedst me with strength for war; 
 my foes thou brought'st down all: 
 40 And thou hast giv'n to me the necks 
 of all mine enemies; 
 That I might them destroy and slay, 
 who did against me rise. 
 
 41 They cried out, but there was none 
 that would or could them save; 
 Yea, they did cry unto the Lord, 
 but he no answer gave. 
 42 Then did I beat them small as dust 
 before the wind that flies; 
 And I did cast them out like dirt 
 upon the street that lies. 
 
 43 Thou mad'st me free from people's strife, 
 and heathen's head to be: 
 A people whom I have not known 
 shall service do to me. 
 44 At hearing they shall me obey, 
 to me they shall submit. 
 45 Strangers for fear shall fade away, 
 who in close places sit. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:37-45 Lyrics:
  37  Mine en'mies I pursued have,
         and did them overtake;
      Nor did I turn again till I
         an end of them did make.  

  38  I wounded them, they could not rise;
         they at my feet did fall.
  39  Thou girdedst me with strength for war;
         my foes thou brought'st down all:  
  40  And thou hast giv'n to me the necks
         of all mine enemies;
      That I might them destroy and slay,
         who did against me rise.  

  41  They cried out, but there was none
         that would or could them save;
      Yea, they did cry unto the Lord,
         but he no answer gave.  
  42  Then did I beat them small as dust
         before the wind that flies;
      And I did cast them out like dirt
         upon the street that lies.  

  43  Thou mad'st me free from people's strife,
         and heathen's head to be:
      A people whom I have not known
         shall service do to me.  
  44

Psalm 18:37-45  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:30-36 Lyrics 
 30 As for God, perfect is his way: 
 the Lord his word is try'd; 
 He is a buckler to all those 
 who do in him confide. 
 31 Who but the Lord is God? but he 
 who is a rock and stay? 
 32 'Tis God that girdeth me with strength, 
 and perfect makes my way. 
 
 33 He made my feet swift as the hinds, 
 set me on my high places. 
 34 Mine hands to war he taught, mine arms 
 brake bows of steel in pieces. 
 35 The shield of thy salvation 
 thou didst on me bestow: 
 Thy right hand held me up, and great 
 thy kindness made me grow. 
 
 36 And in my way my steps thou hast 
 enlarged under me, 
 That I go safely, and my feet 
 are kept from sliding free. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

Project Psalms Voice: Neil Mason Tune: Lancaster Psalm 18:30-36 Lyrics 30 As for God, perfect is his way: the Lord his word is ...

Psalm 18:30-36  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:20-29 Lyrics: 
 20 According to my righteousness 
 he did me recompense, 
 He me repaid according to 
 my hands' pure innocence. 
 21 For I God's ways kept, from my God 
 did not turn wickedly. 
 22 His judgments were before me, I 
 his laws put not from me. 
 
 23 Sincere before him was my heart; 
 with him upright was I; 
 And watchfully I kept myself 
 from mine iniquity. 
 24 After my righteousness the Lord 
 hath recompensed me, 
 After the cleanness of my hands 
 appearing in his eye. 
 
 25 Thou gracious to the gracious art, 
 to upright men upright: 
 26 Pure to the pure, froward thou kyth'st 
 unto the froward wight. 
 27 For thou wilt the afflicted save 
 in grief that low do lie: 
 But wilt bring down the countenance 
 of them whose looks are high. 
 
 28 The Lord will light my candle so, 
 that it shall shine full bright: 
 The Lord my God will also make 
 my darkness to be light. 
 29 By thee through troops of men I break, 
 and them discomfit all; 
 And, by my God assisting me, 
 I overleap a wall. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:20-29 Lyrics:
  20  According to my righteousness
         he did me recompense,
      He me repaid according to
         my hands' pure innocence.
  21  For I God's ways kept, from my God
         did not turn wickedly.
  22  His judgments were before me, I
         his laws put not from me.

 23  Sincere before him was my heart;
       with him upright was I;
    And watchfully I kept myself
       from mine iniquity.  
  24  After my righteousness the Lord
         hath recompensed me,
      After the cleanness of my hands
         appearing in his eye.  

  25  Thou gracious to the gracious art,
         to upright men upright:
  26  Pure to the pure, froward thou kyth'st
         unto the froward wight.  
  27  For thou wilt the afflicted save
         in grief that low do lie:
      But wilt bring down the countenance
         of them whose looks are high.  

  28  The Lord will light my candle so,
         that it shall s

Psalm 18:20-29  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:13-19 Lyrics: 
 13 The Lord God also in the heav'ns 
 did thunder in his ire; 
 And there the Highest gave his voice, 
 hailstones and coals of fire. 
 
 14 Yea, he his arrows sent abroad, 
 and them he scattered; 
 His lightnings also he shot out, 
 and them discomfited. 
 15 The waters' channels then were seen, 
 the world's foundations vast 
 At thy rebuke discovered were, 
 and at thy nostrils' blast. 
 
 16 And from above the Lord sent down, 
 and took me from below; 
 From many waters he me drew, 
 which would me overflow. 
 17 He me relieved from my strong foes, 
 and such as did me hate; 
 Because he saw that they for me 
 too strong were, and too great. 
 
 18 They me prevented in the day 
 of my calamity; 
 But even then the Lord himself 
 a stay was unto me. 
 19 He to a place where liberty 
 and room was hath me brought; 
 Because he took delight in me, 
 he my deliv'rance wrought. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:13-19 Lyrics:
  13  The Lord God also in the heav'ns
         did thunder in his ire;
      And there the Highest gave his voice,
         hailstones and coals of fire.

  14  Yea, he his arrows sent abroad,
         and them he scattered;
      His lightnings also he shot out,
         and them discomfited.
  15  The waters' channels then were seen,
         the world's foundations vast
      At thy rebuke discovered were,
         and at thy nostrils' blast.

  16  And from above the Lord sent down,
         and took me from below;
      From many waters he me drew,
         which would me overflow.
  17  He me relieved from my strong foes,
         and such as did me hate;
      Because he saw that they for me
         too strong were, and too great.

  18  They me prevented in the day
         of my calamity;
      But even then the Lord himself
         a stay was unto me.
  19  He to a place where liberty
         and room

Psalm 18:13-19  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:7-12 Lyrics: 
 7 Th' earth, as affrighted, then did shake, 
 trembling upon it seized: 
 The hills' foundations moved were, 
 because he was displeased. 
 
 8 Up from his nostrils came a smoke, 
 and from his mouth there came 
 Devouring fire, and coals by it 
 were turned into flame. 
 9 He also bowed down the heav'ns, 
 and thence he did descend; 
 And thickest clouds of darkness did 
 under his feet attend. 
 
 10 And he upon a cherub rode, 
 and thereon he did fly; 
 Yea, on the swift wings of the wind 
 his flight was from on high. 
 11 He darkness made his secret place: 
 about him, for his tent, 
 Dark waters were, and thickest clouds 
 of th' airy firmament. 
 
 12 And at the brightness of that light, 
 which was before his eye, 
 His thick clouds passed away, hailstones 
 and coals of fire did fly. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

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Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:7-12 Lyrics:
   7  Th' earth, as affrighted, then did shake,
         trembling upon it seized:
      The hills' foundations moved were,
         because he was displeased.

   8  Up from his nostrils came a smoke,
         and from his mouth there came
      Devouring fire, and coals by it
         were turned into flame.
   9  He also bowed down the heav'ns,
         and thence he did descend;
      And thickest clouds of darkness did
         under his feet attend.

  10  And he upon a cherub rode,
         and thereon he did fly;
      Yea, on the swift wings of the wind
         his flight was from on high.
  11  He darkness made his secret place:
         about him, for his tent,
      Dark waters were, and thickest clouds
         of th' airy firmament.

  12  And at the brightness of that light,
         which was before his eye,
      His thick clouds passed away, hailstones
         and coals of fire did fly.

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Psalm 18:7-12  Tune: Lancaster  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Lancaster 
Psalm 18:1-6 Lyrics: 
 1 Thee will I love, O Lord, my strength. 
 2 My fortress is the Lord, 
 My rock, and he that doth to me 
 deliverance afford: 
 My God, my strength, whom I will trust, 
 a buckler unto me, 
 The horn of my salvation, 
 and my high tow'r, is he. 
 
 3 Upon the Lord, who worthy is 
 of praises, will I cry; 
 And then shall I preserved be 
 safe from mine enemy. 
 4 Floods of ill men affrighted me, 
 death's pangs about me went; 
 5 Hell's sorrows me environed; 
 death's snares did me prevent. 
 
 6 In my distress I called on God, 
 cry to my God did I; 
 He from his temple heard my voice, 
 to his ears came my cry. 
 
To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: And he said, 
 
John Brown of Haddington's Notes: 
 
In this psalm of thanksgiving for manifold deliverances, observe, (1.) David's ardent love to God in Christ, whom he believed to be his own, in every gracious and saving relation; and whom he had experienced his merciful, almighty, and seasonable deliverer, from depths of trouble, verses 1-19. (2.) His comfortable reflections, on the integrity which the Lord had enabled him to maintain, and on the gracious kindness of God, consequential thereupon, verses 20-28. (3.) His thankful ascription of all the glory of his noted exploits to God, as his director and strengthener, verses 29-42. (4.) His triumphant faith and hope, of further assistance and favour from God, to himself and to his seed for evermore, verses 43-50. 
 
But let me not forget Jesus, to whom Jehovah is so closely, so marvellously, so sweetly related: Jesus, who so ardently loveth his eternal Father, and for ever returns the grateful remembrance of his kindness to him, and to his chosen seed, in delivering him from distress; in raising him from the dead; in rewarding his obedience unto death, in giving him glory at his own right hand, and in rendering all nations his obedient subjects. Let me sing this new song, in the full assurance of faith, that God in Christ is my all and in all; and with a heart ravished with the consolations of Christ, and in the sweet reviews of what he hath done, what he doth, and what he will for ever do, for my soul.

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Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Lancaster
Psalm 18:1-6 Lyrics:
   1  Thee will I love, O Lord, my strength.
   2     My fortress is the Lord,
      My rock, and he that doth to me
         deliverance afford:
   My God, my strength, whom I will trust,
         a buckler unto me,
      The horn of my salvation,
         and my high tow'r, is he.

   3  Upon the Lord, who worthy is
         of praises, will I cry;
      And then shall I preserved be
         safe from mine enemy.
   4  Floods of ill men affrighted me,
         death's pangs about me went;
   5  Hell's sorrows me environed;
         death's snares did me prevent.

   6  In my distress I called on God,
         cry to my God did I;
      He from his temple heard my voice,
         to his ears came my cry.

To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David, the servant of the Lord, who spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, and from the hand of Saul: 

Psalm 18:1-6  Tune: Lancaster   Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 145:9-14 (2nd Version) Lyrics 
9 Good unto all men is the Lord: 
 O'er all his works his mercy is. 
 10 Thy works all praise to thee afford: 
 Thy saints, O Lord, thy name shall bless. 
 11 The glory of thy kingdom show 
 Shall they, and of thy power tell: 
 12 That so men's sons his deeds may know, 
 His kingdom's grace that doth excel. 
 
 13 Thy kingdom hath none end at all, 
 It doth through ages all remain. 
 14 The Lord upholdeth all that fall, 
 The cast-down raiseth up again.

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Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 145:9-14 (2nd Version)  Lyrics
9  Good unto all men is the Lord:
        O'er all his works his mercy is.
 10  Thy works all praise to thee afford:
        Thy saints, O Lord, thy name shall bless.
 11  The glory of thy kingdom show
        Shall they, and of thy power tell:
 12  That so men's sons his deeds may know,
        His kingdom's grace that doth excel.

 13  Thy kingdom hath none end at all,
        It doth through ages all remain.
 14  The Lord upholdeth all that fall,
        The cast-down raiseth up again.

Psalm 145:9-14  (2nd Version)  Mainzer  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Salzburg 
Psalm 17:10-15 Lyrics: 
 10 In their own fat they are enclosed; 
 their mouth speaks loftily. 
 11 Our steps they compassed; and to ground 
 down bowing set their eye. 
 12 He like unto a lion is 
 that's greedy of his prey, 
 Or lion young, which lurking doth 
 in secret places stay. 
 
 13 Arise, and disappoint my foe, 
 and cast him down, O Lord: 
 My soul save from the wicked man, 
 the man which is thy sword. 
 14 From men, which are thy hand, O Lord, 
 from worldly men me save, 
 Which only in this present life 
 their part and portion have. 
 
 Whose belly with thy treasure hid 
 thou fill'st: they children have 
 In plenty; of their goods the rest 
 they to their children leave. 
 15 But as for me, I thine own face 
 in righteousness will see; 
 And with thy likeness, when I wake, 
 I satisfied shall be.

Project Psalms Voice: Neil Mason Tune: Salzburg Psalm 17:10-15 Lyrics: 10 In their own fat they are enclosed; their mouth ...

Psalm 17:10-15  Tune: Salzburg  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: St. Leonard 
Psalm 16:7-11 Lyrics: 
 7 I bless the Lord, because he doth 
 by counsel me conduct; 
 And in the seasons of the night 
 my reins do me instruct. 
 
 8 Before me still the Lord I set: 
 sith it is so that he 
 Doth ever stand at my right hand, 
 I shall not movèd be. 
 9 Because of this my heart is glad, 
 and joy shall be expressed 
 Ev'n by my glory; and my flesh 
 in confidence shall rest. 
 
 10 Because my soul in grave to dwell 
 shall not be left by thee; 
 Nor wilt thou give thine Holy One 
 corruption to see. 
 11 Thou wilt me show the path of life: 
 of joys there is full store 
 Before thy face; at thy right hand 
 are pleasures evermore.

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Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: St. Leonard
Psalm 16:7-11 Lyrics:
   7  I bless the Lord, because he doth
         by counsel me conduct;
      And in the seasons of the night
         my reins do me instruct.

   8  Before me still the Lord I set:
         sith it is so that he
      Doth ever stand at my right hand,
         I shall not movèd be.
   9  Because of this my heart is glad,
         and joy shall be expressed
      Ev'n by my glory; and my flesh
         in confidence shall rest.

  10  Because my soul in grave to dwell
         shall not be left by thee;
      Nor wilt thou give thine Holy One
         corruption to see.
   11  Thou wilt me show the path of life:
         of joys there is full store
      Before thy face; at thy right hand
         are pleasures evermore.

Psalm 16:7-11  Tune: St. Leonard Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 119:41-45 Lyrics 
41 Let thy sweet mercies also come 
 and visit me, O Lord; 
 Ev'n thy benign salvation, 
 according to thy word. 
 42 So shall I have wherewith I may 
 give him an answer just, 
 Who spitefully reproacheth me; 
 for in thy word I trust. 
 
 43 The word of truth out of my mouth 
 take thou not utterly; 
 For on thy judgments righteous 
 my hope doth still rely. 
 44 So shall I keep for evermore 
 thy law continually. 
 45 And, sith that I thy precepts seek, 
 I'll walk at liberty.

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest Publisher: ReformedNet Psalm 119:41-45 Lyrics 41 Let thy sweet mercies ...

Psalm 119:41-45  St. Agnes, Durham  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: St. Leonard 
Psalm 16:1-6 Lyrics: 
 1 Lord, keep me; for I trust in thee. 
 2 To God thus was my speech, 
 Thou art my Lord; and unto thee 
 my goodness doth not reach: 
 3 To saints on earth, to th' excellent, 
 where my delight's all placed. 
 4 Their sorrows shall be multiplied 
 to other gods that haste: 
 
 Of their drink-offerings of blood 
 I will no off'ring make; 
 Yea, neither I their very names 
 up in my lips will take. 
 5 God is of mine inheritance 
 and cup the portion; 
 The lot that fallen is to me 
 thou dost maintain alone. 
 
 6 Unto me happily the lines 
 in pleasant places fell; 
 Yea, the inheritance I got 
 in beauty doth excel.

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Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: St. Leonard
Psalm 16:1-6 Lyrics:
   1  Lord, keep me; for I trust in thee.
   2     To God thus was my speech,
      Thou art my Lord; and unto thee
         my goodness doth not reach:
   3  To saints on earth, to th' excellent,
         where my delight's all placed.
   4  Their sorrows shall be multiplied
         to other gods that haste:

      Of their drink-offerings of blood
         I will no off'ring make;
      Yea, neither I their very names
         up in my lips will take.
   5  God is of mine inheritance
         and cup the portion;
      The lot that fallen is to me
         thou dost maintain alone.

   6  Unto me happily the lines
         in pleasant places fell;
      Yea, the inheritance I got
         in beauty doth excel.

Psalm 16:1-6  Tune: St. Leonard Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 25:12, 14-15 Lyrics 
 12 What man is he that fears 
 the Lord, and doth him serve? 
 Him shall he teach the way that he 
 shall choose, and still observe. 
 14 With those that fear him is 
 the secret of the Lord; 
 The knowledge of his covenant 
 he will to them afford. 
 15 Mine eyes upon the Lord 
 continually are set: 
 For he it is that shall bring forth 
 my feet out of the net.

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Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 25:12, 14-15  Lyrics
 12     What man is he that fears
         the Lord, and doth him serve?
      Him shall he teach the way that he
         shall choose, and still observe.
 14     With those that fear him is
         the secret of the Lord;
      The knowledge of his covenant
         he will to them afford.
  15     Mine eyes upon the Lord
         continually are set:
      For he it is that shall bring forth
         my feet out of the net.

Psalm 25:12, 14-15  Serenity  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

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Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 85:6-13 Lyrics 
 6 That in thee may thy people joy, 
 wilt thou not us revive? 
 7 Show us thy mercy, Lord, to us 
 do thy salvation give. 
 8 I'll hear what God the Lord will speak: 
 to his folk he'll speak peace, 
 And to his saints; but let them not 
 return to foolishness. 
 
 9 To them that fear him surely near 
 is his salvation; 
 That glory in our land may have 
 her habitation. 
 10 Truth met with mercy, righteousness 
 and peace kissed mutually: 
 11 Truth springs from earth, and righteousness 
 looks down from heaven high. 
 
 12 Yea, what is good the Lord shall give; 
 our land shall yield increase: 
 13 Justice, to set us in his steps, 
 shall go before his face.

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Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 85:6-13  Lyrics
   6  That in thee may thy people joy,
         wilt thou not us revive?
   7  Show us thy mercy, Lord, to us
         do thy salvation give.
   8  I'll hear what God the Lord will speak:
         to his folk he'll speak peace,
      And to his saints; but let them not
         return to foolishness.

    9  To them that fear him surely near
        is his salvation;
      That glory in our land may have
         her habitation.
   10  Truth met with mercy, righteousness
         and peace kissed mutually:
   11  Truth springs from earth, and righteousness
         looks down from heaven high.

   12  Yea, what is good the Lord shall give;
         our land shall yield increase:
   13  Justice, to set us in his steps,
         shall go before his face.

Psalm 85:6-13  St. Bernard  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Psalmody Conference Selections 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 25:1-3, 5 Lyrics 
 1 To thee I lift my soul: 
 2 O Lord, I trust in thee: 
 My God, let me not be ashamed, 
 nor foes triumph o'er me. 
 3 Let none that wait on thee 
 be put to shame at all; 
 But those that without cause transgress, 
 let shame upon them fall. 
 
 
 5 For thou art God that dost 
 to me salvation send, 
 And I upon thee all the day 
 expecting do attend.

Free Church of Scotland: Psalmody Conference Selections
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 25:1-3, 5  Lyrics
   1     To thee I lift my soul:
   2     O Lord, I trust in thee:
      My God, let me not be ashamed,
         nor foes triumph o'er me.
   3     Let none that wait on thee
         be put to shame at all;
      But those that without cause transgress,
         let shame upon them fall.

   
   5  For thou art God that dost
         to me salvation send,
      And I upon thee all the day
         expecting do attend.

Psalm 25:1-3, 5  Franconia  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 111:2-5 Lyrics 
2 The whole works of the Lord our God 
 are great above all measure, 
 Sought out they are of ev'ry one 
 that doth therein take pleasure. 
 
3 His work most honourable is, 
 most glorious and pure, 
 And his untainted righteousness 
 for ever doth endure. 
 4 His works most wonderful he hath 
 made to be thought upon: 
 The Lord is gracious, and he is 
 full of compassion. 
 
 5 He giveth meat unto all those 
 that truly do him fear; 
 And evermore his covenant 
 he in his mind will bear.

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 111:2-5  Lyrics
2  The whole works of the Lord our God
       are great above all measure,
    Sought out they are of ev'ry one
       that doth therein take pleasure.

3  His work most honourable is,
       most glorious and pure,
    And his untainted righteousness
       for ever doth endure.
 4  His works most wonderful he hath
       made to be thought upon:
    The Lord is gracious, and he is
       full of compassion.

 5  He giveth meat unto all those
       that truly do him fear;
    And evermore his covenant
       he in his mind will bear.

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