John Milton Poem

Psalm 5

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Jehovah to my words give ear
          My meditation waigh,
     The voyce of my complaining hear
My King and God, for unto thee I pray.
     Jehovah thou my early voyce 
          Shalt in the morning hear,
     Ith’ morning I to thee with choyce
Will rank my Prayers, and watch till thou appear.
     For thou art not a God that takes
          In wickedness delight
     Evil with thee no biding makes
Fools or mad men stand not within thy sight.
     All workers of iniquity
          Thou hat’st; and them unblest
     Thou wilt destroy that speak a ly
The bloodi’ and guileful man God doth detest.
     But I will in thy mercies dear
          Thy numerous mercies go
     Into thy house; I in thy fear
Will towards thy holy temple worship low 
     Lord lead me in thy righteousness
          Lead me because of those
     That do observe if I transgress
Set thy wayes right before, where my step goes.
     For in his faltring mouth unstable 
          No word is firm or sooth
     Their inside, troubles miserable;
An open grave their throat, their tongue they smooth.
     God, find them guilty, let them fall
          By their own counsels quell’d;
     Push them in their rebellions all
Still on; for against thee they have rebell’d;
     Then all who trust in thee shall bring
          Their joy, while thou from blame
     Defend’st them, they shall ever sing 
And shall triumph in thee, who love thy name.
     For thou Jehovah wilt be found
          To bless the just man still,
     As with a shield thou wilt surround
Him with thy lasting favour and good will. 

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