"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: Ballerma 
Psalm 40:6-10 Lyrics: 
 6 No sacrifice nor offering 
 didst thou at all desire; 
 Mine ears thou bored: sin-off 'ring thou 
 and burnt didst not require: 
 
 7 Then to the Lord these were my words, 
 I come, behold and see; 
 Within the volume of the book 
 it written is of me: 
 
 8 To do thy will I take delight, 
 O thou my God that art; 
 Yea, that most holy law of thine 
 I have within my heart. 
 
 9 Within the congregation great 
 I righteousness did preach: 
 Lo, thou dost know, O Lord, that I 
 refrained not my speech. 
 
 10 I never did within my heart 
 conceal thy righteousness; 
 I thy salvation have declared, 
 and shown thy faithfulness: 
 
 Thy kindness, which most loving is, 
 concealed have not I, 
 Nor from the congregation great 
 have hid thy verity.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Ballerma
Psalm 40:6-10 Lyrics:
   6  No sacrifice nor offering
         didst thou at all desire;
      Mine ears thou bored: sin-off 'ring thou
         and burnt didst not require:

   7  Then to the Lord these were my words,
         I come, behold and see;
      Within the volume of the book
         it written is of me:

   8  To do thy will I take delight,
         O thou my God that art;
      Yea, that most holy law of thine
         I have within my heart.

   9  Within the congregation great
         I righteousness did preach:
      Lo, thou dost know, O Lord, that I
         refrained not my speech.

  10  I never did within my heart
         conceal thy righteousness;
      I thy salvation have declared,
         and shown thy faithfulness:

      Thy kindness, which most loving is,
         concealed have not I,
      Nor from the congregation great
         have hid thy verity.

Psalm 40:6-10  Tune: Ballerma  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Ballerma 
Psalm 40:1-5 Lyrics: 
 1 I waited for the Lord my God, 
 and patiently did bear; 
 At length to me he did incline 
 my voice and cry to hear. 
 
 2 He took me from a fearful pit, 
 and from the miry clay, 
 And on a rock he set my feet, 
 establishing my way. 
 
 3 He put a new song in my mouth, 
 our God to magnify: 
 Many shall see it, and shall fear, 
 and on the Lord rely. 
 
 4 O blessed is the man whose trust 
 upon the Lord relies; 
 Respecting not the proud, nor such 
 as turn aside to lies. 
 
 5 O Lord my God, full many are 
 the wonders thou hast done; 
 Thy gracious thoughts to us-ward far 
 above all thoughts are gone: 
 
 In order none can reckon them 
 to thee: if them declare, 
 And speak of them I would, they more 
 than can be numbered are.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Ballerma
Psalm 40:1-5 Lyrics:
   1  I waited for the Lord my God,
         and patiently did bear;
      At length to me he did incline
         my voice and cry to hear.

   2  He took me from a fearful pit,
         and from the miry clay,
      And on a rock he set my feet,
         establishing my way.

   3  He put a new song in my mouth,
         our God to magnify:
      Many shall see it, and shall fear,
         and on the Lord rely.

   4  O blessed is the man whose trust
         upon the Lord relies;
      Respecting not the proud, nor such
         as turn aside to lies. 

   5  O Lord my God, full many are
         the wonders thou hast done;
      Thy gracious thoughts to us-ward far
         above all thoughts are gone:

      In order none can reckon them
         to thee: if them declare,
      And speak of them I would, they more
         than can be numbered are.

Psalm 40:1-5   Tune: Ballerma  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Huddersfield 
Psalm 39:7-13 Lyrics: 
7 And now, O Lord, what wait I for? 
 my hope is fix'd on thee. 
 8 Free me from all my trespasses, 
 the fool's scorn make not me. 
 
 9 Dumb was I, op'ning not my mouth, 
 because this work was thine. 
 10 Thy stroke take from me; by the blow 
 of thine hand I do pine. 
 
 11 When with rebukes thou dost correct 
 man for iniquity, 
 Thou wastes his beauty like a moth: 
 sure each man's vanity. 
 
 12 Attend my cry, Lord, at my tears 
 and pray'rs not silent be: 
 I sojourn as my fathers all, 
 and stranger am with thee. 
 
 13 O spare thou me, that I my strength 
 recover may again, 
 Before from hence I do depart, 
 and here no more remain.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Huddersfield
Psalm 39:7-13 Lyrics:
7  And now, O Lord, what wait I for?
        my hope is fix'd on thee.
  8  Free me from all my trespasses,
        the fool's scorn make not me.

  9  Dumb was I, op'ning not my mouth,
       because this work was thine.
 10  Thy stroke take from me; by the blow
        of thine hand I do pine.

 11  When with rebukes thou dost correct
        man for iniquity,
     Thou wastes his beauty like a moth:
        sure each man's vanity.

 12  Attend my cry, Lord, at my tears
        and pray'rs not silent be:
     I sojourn as my fathers all,
        and stranger am with thee.

 13  O spare thou me, that I my strength
        recover may again,
     Before from hence I do depart,
        and here no more remain.

Psalm 39:7-13  Tune: Huddersfield  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Huddersfield 
Psalm 39:1-6 Lyrics: 
1 I said, I will look to my ways, 
 lest with my tongue I sin: 
 In sight of wicked men my mouth 
 with bridle I'll keep in. 
 
 2 With silence I as dumb became, 
 I did myself restrain 
 From speaking good; but then the more 
 increased was my pain. 
 
 3 My heart within me waxed hot; 
 and, while I musing was, 
 The fire did burn; and from my tongue 
 these words I did let pass: 
 
 4 Mine end, and measure of my days, 
 O Lord, unto me show 
 What is the same; that I thereby 
 my frailty well may know. 
 
 5 Lo, thou my days an handbreadth mad'st; 
 mine age is in thine eye 
 As nothing: sure each man at best 
 is wholly vanity. 
 
 6 Sure each man walks in a vain show; 
 they vex themselves in vain: 
 He heaps up wealth, and doth not know 
 to whom it shall pertain.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Huddersfield
Psalm 39:1-6 Lyrics:
1  I said, I will look to my ways,
        lest with my tongue I sin:
     In sight of wicked men my mouth
         with bridle I'll keep in.

  2  With silence I as dumb became,
        I did myself restrain
     From speaking good; but then the more
        increased was my pain.

  3  My heart within me waxed hot;
        and, while I musing was,
     The fire did burn; and from my tongue
        these words I did let pass:

  4  Mine end, and measure of my days,
        O Lord, unto me show
     What is the same; that I thereby
        my frailty well may know.

  5  Lo, thou my days an handbreadth mad'st;
        mine age is in thine eye
     As nothing: sure each man at best
        is wholly vanity.

  6  Sure each man walks in a vain show;
        they vex themselves in vain:
     He heaps up wealth, and doth not know
        to whom it shall pertain.

Psalm 39:1-6  Tune: Huddersfield  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Performed in Heaven 
Publisher: Christian Focus 
Tune: Dennis 
Psalm 25:4-7 (1st Version) Lyrics 
 4 Show me thy ways, O Lord; 
 thy paths, O teach thou me: 
 5 And do thou lead me in thy truth, 
 therein my teacher be: 
 For thou art God that dost 
 to me salvation send, 
 And I upon thee all the day 
 expecting do attend. 
 
 6 Thy tender mercies, Lord, 
 I pray thee to remember, 
 And loving-kindnesses; for they 
 have been of old for ever. 
 7 My sins and faults of youth 
 do thou, O Lord, forget: 
 After thy mercy think on me, 
 and for thy goodness great.

Free Church of Scotland: Performed in Heaven
Publisher: Christian Focus
Tune: Dennis
Psalm 25:4-7 (1st Version) Lyrics
   4  Show me thy ways, O Lord;
         thy paths, O teach thou me:
   5  And do thou lead me in thy truth,
         therein my teacher be:
       For thou art God that dost
         to me salvation send,
      And I upon thee all the day
         expecting do attend.

   6 Thy tender mercies, Lord,
         I pray thee to remember,
      And loving-kindnesses; for they
         have been of old for ever.
   7 My sins and faults of youth
         do thou, O Lord, forget:
      After thy mercy think on me,
         and for thy goodness great.

Psalm 25:4-7 (1st Version)  Dennis  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Dundee 
Psalm 38:10-16 Lyrics: 
10 My heart doth pant incessantly, 
 my strength doth quite decay; 
 As for mine eyes, their wonted light 
 is from me gone away. 
11 My lovers and my friends do stand 
 at distance from my sore; 
 And those do stand aloof that were 
 kinsmen and kind before. 
 
12 Yea, they that seek my life lay snares: 
 who seek to do me wrong 
 Speak things mischievous, and deceits 
 imagine all day long. 
13 But, as one deaf, that heareth not, 
 I suffered all to pass; 
 I as a dumb man did become, 
 whose mouth not opened was: 
 
14 As one that hears not, in whose mouth 
 are no reproofs at all. 
15 For, Lord, I hope in thee; my God, 
 thou'lt hear me when I call. 
16 For I said, Hear me, lest they should 
 rejoice o'er me with pride; 
 And o'er me magnify themselves, 
 when as my foot doth slide.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Dundee
Psalm 38:10-16 Lyrics:
10  My heart doth pant incessantly,
       my strength doth quite decay;
    As for mine eyes, their wonted light
       is from me gone away.
11  My lovers and my friends do stand
       at distance from my sore;
    And those do stand aloof that were
       kinsmen and kind before.

12  Yea, they that seek my life lay snares:
       who seek to do me wrong
    Speak things mischievous, and deceits
       imagine all day long.
13  But, as one deaf, that heareth not,
       I suffered all to pass;
    I as a dumb man did become,
       whose mouth not opened was:

14  As one that hears not, in whose mouth
       are no reproofs at all.
15  For, Lord, I hope in thee; my God,
       thou'lt hear me when I call.
16  For I said, Hear me, lest they should
       rejoice o'er me with pride;
    And o'er me magnify themselves,
       when as my foot doth slide.

Psalm 38:10-16 Tune: Dundee Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania 
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 45:1-6 (2nd Version) Lyrics 
 1 My heart inditing is 
 good matter in a song: 
 I speak the things that I have made, 
 which to the King belong: 
 My tongue shall be as quick, 
 his honour to indite, 
 As is the pen of any scribe 
 that useth fast to write. 
 2 Thou'rt fairest of all men; 
 grace in thy lips doth flow: 
 And therefore blessings evermore 
 on thee doth God bestow. 
 3 Thy sword gird on thy thigh, 
 thou that art most of might: 
 Appear in dreadful majesty, 
 and in thy glory bright. 
 4 For meekness, truth, and right, 
 ride prosp'rously in state; 
 And thy right hand shall teach to thee 
 things terrible and great. 
 5 Thy shafts shall pierce their hearts 
 that foes are to the King; 
 Whereby into subjection 
 the people thou shalt bring. 
 
 6 Thy royal seat, O Lord, 
 for ever shall remain: 
 The scepter of thy kingdom doth 
 all righteousness maintain.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania 
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 45:1-6 (2nd Version) Lyrics
 1   My heart inditing is
         good matter in a song:
      I speak the things that I have made,
         which to the King belong:
      My tongue shall be as quick,
         his honour to indite,
      As is the pen of any scribe
         that useth fast to write.
  2   Thou'rt fairest of all men;
         grace in thy lips doth flow:
       And therefore blessings evermore
         on thee doth God bestow.
  3  Thy sword gird on thy thigh,
         thou that art most of might:
       Appear in dreadful majesty,
         and in thy glory bright.
  4  For meekness, truth, and right,
         ride prosp'rously in state;
      And thy right hand shall teach to thee
         things terrible and great.
  5  Thy shafts shall pierce their hearts
         that foes are to the King;
      Whereby into subjection
         the people thou shal

Psalm 45:1-6  (2nd Version)  Louisville  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Dundee 
Psalm 38:1-9 Lyrics: 
1 In thy great indignation, 
 O Lord, rebuke me not; 
 Nor on me lay thy chast'ning hand, 
 in thy displeasure hot. 
 2 For in me fast thine arrows stick, 
 thine hand doth press me sore: 
 3 And in my flesh there is no health, 
 nor soundness any more. 
 
 This grief I have, because thy wrath 
 is forth against me gone; 
 And in my bones there is no rest, 
 for sin that I have done. 
 4 Because gone up above mine head 
 my great transgressions be; 
 And, as a weighty burden, they 
 too heavy are for me. 
 
 5 My wounds do stink, and are corrupt; 
 my folly makes it so. 
 6 I troubled am, and much bowed down; 
 all day I mourning go. 
 7 For a disease that loathsome is 
 so fills my loins with pain, 
 That in my weak and weary flesh 
 no soundness doth remain. 
 
 8 So feeble and infirm am I, 
 and broken am so sore, 
 That, through disquiet of my heart, 
 I have been made to roar. 
 9 O Lord, all that I do desire 
 is still before thine eye; 
 And of my heart the secret groans 
 not hidden are from thee.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Dundee
Psalm 38:1-9 Lyrics:
1  In thy great indignation,
       O Lord, rebuke me not;
    Nor on me lay thy chast'ning hand,
       in thy displeasure hot.
 2  For in me fast thine arrows stick,
       thine hand doth press me sore:
 3  And in my flesh there is no health,
       nor soundness any more.

    This grief I have, because thy wrath
       is forth against me gone;
    And in my bones there is no rest,
       for sin that I have done.
 4  Because gone up above mine head
       my great transgressions be;
    And, as a weighty burden, they
       too heavy are for me.

 5  My wounds do stink, and are corrupt;
       my folly makes it so.
 6  I troubled am, and much bowed down;
       all day I mourning go.
 7  For a disease that loathsome is
       so fills my loins with pain,
    That in my weak and weary flesh
       no soundness doth remain.

 8  So feeble and infirm am I,
       and broken am so sore,
    That, through disquiet of m

Psalm 38:1-9  Tune: Dundee  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Performed in Heaven 
Publisher: Christian Focus 
Psalm 84:1-3 Lyrics 
 1 How lovely is thy dwelling-place, 
 O Lord of hosts, to me! 
 The tabernacles of thy grace 
 how pleasant, Lord, they be! 
 2 My thirsty soul longs veh'mently, 
 yea faints, thy courts to see: 
 My very heart and flesh cry out, 
 O living God, for thee. 
 
 3 Behold, the sparrow findeth out 
 an house wherein to rest; 
 The swallow also for herself 
 hath purchased a nest; 
 Ev'n thine own altars, where she safe 
 her young ones forth may bring, 
 O thou almighty Lord of hosts, 
 who art my God and King.

Free Church of Scotland: Performed in Heaven
Publisher: Christian Focus
Psalm 84:1-3 Lyrics
   1  How lovely is thy dwelling-place,
         O Lord of hosts, to me!
      The tabernacles of thy grace
         how pleasant, Lord, they be!
   2  My thirsty soul longs veh'mently,
         yea faints, thy courts to see:
      My very heart and flesh cry out,
         O living God, for thee.

   3  Behold, the sparrow findeth out
         an house wherein to rest;
      The swallow also for herself
         hath purchased a nest;
      Ev'n thine own altars, where she safe
         her young ones forth may bring,
      O thou almighty Lord of hosts,
         who art my God and King.

Psalm 84:1-3  Harrington  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Felix 
Psalm 37:35-40 Lyrics: 
35 I saw the wicked great in pow'r, 
 spread like a green bay-tree: 
36 He passed, yea, was not; him I sought, 
 but found he could not be. 
37 Mark thou the perfect, and behold 
 the man of uprightness; 
 Because that surely of this man 
 the latter end is peace. 
 
38 But those men that transgressors are 
 shall be destroyed together; 
 The latter end of wicked men 
 shall be cut off for ever. 
39 But the salvation of the just 
 is from the Lord above; 
 He in the time of their distress 
 their stay and strength doth prove. 
 
40 The Lord shall help, and them deliver: 
 he shall them free and save 
 From wicked men; because in him 
 their confidence they have.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Felix
Psalm 37:35-40 Lyrics:
35  I saw the wicked great in pow'r,
       spread like a green bay-tree:
36  He passed, yea, was not; him I sought,
       but found he could not be.
37  Mark thou the perfect, and behold
       the man of uprightness;
    Because that surely of this man
       the latter end is peace.

38  But those men that transgressors are
       shall be destroyed together;
    The latter end of wicked men
       shall be cut off for ever.
39  But the salvation of the just
       is from the Lord above;
    He in the time of their distress
       their stay and strength doth prove.

40  The Lord shall help, and them deliver:
       he shall them free and save
    From wicked men; because in him
       their confidence they have.

Psalm 37:35-40 Tune: Felix  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 6:1-10 Lyrics 
 1 Lord, in thy wrath rebuke me not; 
 Nor in thy hot rage chasten me. 
 2 Lord, pity me, for I am weak: 
 Heal me, for my bones vexed be. 
 3 My soul is also vexed sore; 
 But, Lord, how long stay wilt thou make 
 4 Return, O Lord, my soul set free; 
 O save me, for thy mercies' sake. 
 
 5 Because those that deceased are 
 Of thee shall no remembrance have; 
 And who is he that will to thee 
 Give praises lying in the grave? 
 6 I with my groaning weary am, 
 I also all the night my bed 
 Have caused for to swim; and I 
 With tears my couch have watered. 
 
 7 Mine eye, consumed with grief, grows old, 
 Because of all mine enemies. 
 8 Hence from me, wicked workers all; 
 For God hath heard my weeping cries. 
 9 God hath my supplication heard, 
 My pray'r received graciously 
 10 Shamed and sore vexed be all my foes, 
 Shamed and back turnèd suddenly.

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 6:1-10  Lyrics
   1  Lord, in thy wrath rebuke me not;
      Nor in thy hot rage chasten me.
   2  Lord, pity me, for I am weak:
      Heal me, for my bones vexed be.
   3  My soul is also vexed sore;
      But, Lord, how long stay wilt thou make
   4  Return, O Lord, my soul set free;
      O save me, for thy mercies' sake.

   5  Because those that deceased are
      Of thee shall no remembrance have;
      And who is he that will to thee
      Give praises lying in the grave?
    6  I with my groaning weary am,
      I also all the night my bed
      Have caused for to swim; and I
      With tears my couch have watered.

   7  Mine eye, consumed with grief, grows old,
      Because of all mine enemies.
   8  Hence from me, wicked workers all;
      For God hath heard my weeping cries.
   9  God hath my supplication heard,
      My pray'r received graciously
  10  Shamed and sore vexed be all my foes,
 

Psalm 6:1-10  Soldau  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Felix 
Psalm 37:29-34 Lyrics: 
29 The just inherit shall the land, 
 and ever in it dwell: 
30 The just man's mouth doth wisdom speak; 
 his tongue doth judgment tell. 
 31 In's heart the law is of his God, 
 his steps slide not away. 
 32 The wicked man doth watch the just, 
 and seeketh him to slay. 
 
33 Yet him the Lord will not forsake, 
 nor leave him in his hands: 
 The righteous will he not condemn, 
 when he in judgment stands. 
 34 Wait on the Lord, and keep his way, 
 and thee exalt shall he 
 Th' earth to inherit; when cut off 
 the wicked thou shalt see.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Felix
Psalm 37:29-34 Lyrics:
29  The just inherit shall the land,
       and ever in it dwell:
30  The just man's mouth doth wisdom speak;
       his tongue doth judgment tell.
 31  In's heart the law is of his God,
       his steps slide not away.
 32  The wicked man doth watch the just,
       and seeketh him to slay.

33  Yet him the Lord will not forsake,
       nor leave him in his hands:
    The righteous will he not condemn,
       when he in judgment stands.
 34  Wait on the Lord, and keep his way,
       and thee exalt shall he
    Th' earth to inherit; when cut off
       the wicked thou shalt see.

Psalm 37:29-34  Tune: Felix  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania 
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 106:1-5 Lyrics 
1 Give praise and thanks unto the Lord, 
 for bountiful is he; 
 His tender mercy doth endure 
 unto eternity. 
 2 God's mighty works who can express? 
 or shew forth all his praise? 
 3 Blessed are they that judgment keep, 
 and justly do always. 
 
 4 Remember me, Lord, with that love 
 which thou to thine dost bear; 
 With thy salvation, O my God, 
 to visit me draw near: 
 5 That I thy chosen's good may see, 
 and in their joy rejoice; 
 And may with thine inheritance 
 triumph with cheerful voice.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Launceston, Tasmania
Psalms, Hymns and Songs of the Spirit
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 106:1-5 Lyrics
1  Give praise and thanks unto the Lord,
        for bountiful is he;
     His tender mercy doth endure
        unto eternity.
  2  God's mighty works who can express?
        or shew forth all his praise?
  3  Blessed are they that judgment keep,
        and justly do always.

  4  Remember me, Lord, with that love
        which thou to thine dost bear;
     With thy salvation, O my God,
        to visit me draw near:
  5  That I thy chosen's good may see,
        and in their joy rejoice;
     And may with thine inheritance
        triumph with cheerful voice.

Psalm 106:1-5  Milton  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Psalmody Conference Selections 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 48:1-5, 12-14 Lyrics 
 1 Great is the Lord, and greatly he 
 is to be praised still, 
 Within the city of our God, 
 upon his holy hill. 
 2 Mount Zion stands most beautiful, 
 the joy of all the land; 
 The city of the mighty King 
 on her north side doth stand. 
 
 3 The Lord within her palaces 
 is for a refuge known. 
 4 For, lo, the kings that gathered were 
 together, by have gone. 
 5 But when they did behold the same, 
 they, wond'ring, would not stay; 
 But, being troubled at the sight, 
 they thence did haste away. 
 
12 Walk about Zion, and go round; 
 the high tow'rs thereof tell: 
13 Consider ye her palaces, 
 and mark her bulwarks well; 
 That ye may tell posterity. 
 14 For this God doth abide 
 Our God for evermore; he will 
 ev'n unto death us guide.

Free Church of Scotland: Psalmody Conference Selections
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 48:1-5, 12-14 Lyrics
   1  Great is the Lord, and greatly he
         is to be praised still,
      Within the city of our God,
         upon his holy hill.
   2  Mount Zion stands most beautiful,
         the joy of all the land;
      The city of the mighty King
         on her north side doth stand.

   3  The Lord within her palaces
         is for a refuge known.
   4  For, lo, the kings that gathered were
         together, by have gone.
   5  But when they did behold the same,
         they, wond'ring, would not stay;
      But, being troubled at the sight,
         they thence did haste away.

12  Walk about Zion, and go round;
         the high tow'rs thereof tell:
13  Consider ye her palaces,
         and mark her bulwarks well;
      That ye may tell posterity.
 14  For this God doth abide
         Our God for evermore; he will
       ev'n unto death us guide.

Psalm 48:1-5, 12-14  St. Magnus  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Felix 
Psalm 37:16-22 Lyrics: 
16 A little that a just man hath 
 is more and better far 
 Than is the wealth of many such 
 as lewd and wicked are. 
 
17 For sinners' arms shall broken be; 
 but God the just sustains. 
18 God knows the just man's days, and still 
 their heritage remains. 
19 They shall not be ashamed when they 
 the evil time do see; 
 And when the days of famine are, 
 they satisfied shall be. 
 
20 But wicked men, and foes of God, 
 as fat of lambs, decay; 
 They shall consume, yea, into smoke 
 they shall consume away. 
21 The wicked borrows, but the same 
 again he doth not pay; 
 Whereas the righteous mercy shows, 
 and gives his own away. 
 
22 For such as blessed be of him 
 the earth inherit shall; 
 And they that cursed are of him 
 shall be destroyed all.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Felix
Psalm 37:16-22 Lyrics:
16  A little that a just man hath
       is more and better far
    Than is the wealth of many such
       as lewd and wicked are.

17  For sinners' arms shall broken be;
       but God the just sustains.
18  God knows the just man's days, and still
       their heritage remains.
19  They shall not be ashamed when they
       the evil time do see;
    And when the days of famine are,
       they satisfied shall be.

20  But wicked men, and foes of God,
       as fat of lambs, decay;
    They shall consume, yea, into smoke
       they shall consume away.
21  The wicked borrows, but the same
       again he doth not pay;
    Whereas the righteous mercy shows,
       and gives his own away.

22  For such as blessed be of him
       the earth inherit shall;
    And they that cursed are of him
       shall be destroyed all.

Psalm 37:16-22  Tune: Felix  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 69:30, 33-36 Lyrics 
30 The name of God I with a song 
 most cheerfully will praise; 
 And I, in giving thanks to him, 
 his name shall highly raise. 
 
 33 For God the poor hears, and will not 
 his prisoners contemn. 
 34 Let heav'n, and earth, and seas, him praise, 
 and all that move in them. 
 35 For God will Judah's cities build, 
 and he will Zion save, 
 That they may dwell therein, and it 
 in sure possession have. 
 36 And they that are his servants' seed 
 inherit shall the same; 
 So shall they have their dwelling there 
 that love his blessèd name.

Free Church of Scotland: Sing a New Song/Harvest Publisher: ReformedNet Psalm 69:30, 33-36 Lyrics 30 The name of God I with ...

Psalm 69:30, 33-36  St. Leonard  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Felix 
Psalm 37:8-15 Lyrics: 
8 Do thou from anger cease, and wrath 
 see thou forsake also: 
 Fret not thyself in any wise, 
 that evil thou should'st do. 
 9 For those that evil doers are 
 shall be cut off and fall: 
 But those that wait upon the Lord 
 the earth inherit shall. 
 
10 For yet a little while, and then 
 the wicked shall not be; 
 His place thou shalt consider well, 
 but it thou shalt not see. 
11 But by inheritance the earth 
 the meek ones shall possess: 
 They also shall delight themselves 
 in an abundant peace. 
 
12 The wicked plots against the just, 
 and at him whets his teeth: 
13 The Lord shall laugh at him, because 
 his day he coming seeth. 
14 The wicked have drawn out the sword, 
 and bent their bow, to slay 
 The poor and needy, and to kill 
 men of an upright way. 
 
15 But their own sword, which they have drawn, 
 shall enter their own heart: 
 Their bows which they have bent shall break, 
 and into pieces part.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Felix
Psalm 37:8-15 Lyrics:
8  Do thou from anger cease, and wrath
       see thou forsake also:
    Fret not thyself in any wise,
       that evil thou should'st do.
 9  For those that evil doers are
       shall be cut off and fall:
    But those that wait upon the Lord
       the earth inherit shall.

10  For yet a little while, and then
       the wicked shall not be;
    His place thou shalt consider well,
       but it thou shalt not see.
11  But by inheritance the earth
       the meek ones shall possess:
    They also shall delight themselves
       in an abundant peace.

12  The wicked plots against the just,
       and at him whets his teeth:
13  The Lord shall laugh at him, because
       his day he coming seeth.
14  The wicked have drawn out the sword,
       and bent their bow, to slay
    The poor and needy, and to kill
       men of an upright way.

15  But their own sword, which they have drawn,
       shall enter their own heart:


Psalm 37:8-15  Tune: Felix  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Bristol 
Psalm 36:1-4 Lyrics: 
1 The wicked man's transgression 
 within my heart thus says, 
 Undoubtedly the fear of God 
 is not before his eyes. 
 2 Because himself he flattereth 
 in his own blinded eye, 
 Until the hatefulness be found 
 of his iniquity. 
 
 3 Words from his mouth proceeding are, 
 fraud and iniquity: 
 He to be wise, and to do good, 
 hath left off utterly. 
 4 He mischief, lying on his bed, 
 most cunningly doth plot: 
 He sets himself in ways not good, 
 ill he abhorreth not.

Project Psalms Voice: Neil Mason Tune: Bristol Psalm 36:1-4 Lyrics: 1 The wicked man's transgression within my heart thus says, ...

Psalm 36:1-4  Tune: Bristol  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Project Psalms 
Voice: Neil Mason 
Tune: Culross 
Psalm 35:24-28 Lyrics: 
 24 O Lord my God, do thou me judge 
 after thy righteousness; 
 And let them not their joy 'gainst me 
 triumphantly express: 
 25 Nor let them say within their hearts, 
 Ah, we would have it thus; 
 Nor suffer them to say, that he 
 is swallowed up by us. 
 
 26 Shamed and confounded be they all 
 that at my hurt are glad; 
 Let those against me that do boast 
 with shame and scorn be clad. 
 27 Let them that love my righteous cause 
 be glad, shout, and not cease 
 To say, The Lord be magnified, 
 who loves his servant's peace. 
 
 28 Thy righteousness shall also be 
 declared by my tongue; 
 The praises that belong to thee 
 speak shall it all day long.

Project Psalms
Voice: Neil Mason
Tune: Culross
Psalm 35:24-28 Lyrics:
  24  O Lord my God, do thou me judge
         after thy righteousness;
      And let them not their joy 'gainst me
         triumphantly express:
  25  Nor let them say within their hearts,
         Ah, we would have it thus;
      Nor suffer them to say, that he
         is swallowed up by us.

  26  Shamed and confounded be they all
         that at my hurt are glad;
      Let those against me that do boast
         with shame and scorn be clad.
  27  Let them that love my righteous cause
         be glad, shout, and not cease
      To say, The Lord be magnified,
         who loves his servant's peace.

  28  Thy righteousness shall also be
         declared by my tongue;
      The praises that belong to thee
         speak shall it all day long.

Psalm 35:24-28  Tune: Culross  Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections 
Publisher: ReformedNet 
Psalm 43:3-5 Lyrics 
 3 O send thy light forth and thy truth; 
 let them be guides to me, 
 And bring me to thine holy hill, 
 ev'n where thy dwellings be. 
 4 Then will I to God's altar go, 
 to God my chiefest joy: 
 Yea, God, my God, thy name to praise 
 my harp I will employ. 
 
 5 Why art thou then cast down, my soul? 
 what should discourage thee? 
 And why with vexing thoughts art thou 
 disquieted in me? 
 Still trust in God; for him to praise 
 good cause I yet shall have: 
 He of my count'nance is the health, 
 my God that doth me save.

Free Church of Scotland: Age to Age Psalm Selections
Publisher: ReformedNet
Psalm 43:3-5  Lyrics
   3  O send thy light forth and thy truth;
         let them be guides to me,
      And bring me to thine holy hill,
         ev'n where thy dwellings be.
   4  Then will I to God's altar go,
         to God my chiefest joy:
      Yea, God, my God, thy name to praise
         my harp I will employ.

   5  Why art thou then cast down, my soul?
         what should discourage thee?
      And why with vexing thoughts art thou
         disquieted in me?
      Still trust in God; for him to praise
         good cause I yet shall have:
      He of my count'nance is the health,
         my God that doth me save.

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