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<HEAD>A Treati&s;e made by Athana&s;ius the Great, <HI>concerning the v&s;e and vertue of</HI> the P&s;almes.</HEAD>
<P><HI>ALl holy Scripture is certainly the teacher of all vertue, and of the true faith: but the booke of the p&s;almes doth expre&s;&s;e after a certaine manner the very &s;tate and condition of the &s;oule. For as he which intendeth to pre&s;ent him&s;elfe to a King will fir&s;t compound him&s;elfe to &s;et in good order both his ge&s;ture and his &s;peech, le&s;t als hee might be reputed rude and ignorant: euen &s;o doth this godly booke in|forme all &s;uch as be de&s;irous to lead their life in vertue, and to know the life of our Sauiour, which he led in his conuer&s;ation, putting them in mind in the reading thereof, of all their affections and pa&s;&s;ions wher|to the &s;oule is inclined.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Moreouer, the p&s;almes informe and teach euery man with diuers in|&s;tructions, whereby he may not onely &s;py the affections and &s;tate of his &s;oule, and to winne a good paterne and di&s;cipline how hee may plea&s;e God, but al&s;o with what forme of words he may amend him&s;elfe, and how to giue God thanks, lea&s;t if he &s;hould &s;peake otherwi&s;e then were conuenient, he should fall into impiety by his vnreuerent e&s;timation of God: for wee must all make account to the Iudge, as well of our idle words as our ill de&s;erts.</HI></P>
<P>IF therefore thou woulde&s;t at any time de&s;cribe a ble&s;&s;ed man who he is, and what thing maketh him to be &s;o, thou ha&s;t the 1.32.41.112.128. P&s;almes.</P>
<P N="2">2 If thou woulde&s;t rebuke the Iewes for their &s;pight they haue to Chri&s;t, thou ha&s;t the 2. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="3">3 If thine owne familiars pur&s;ue thee; and if any ri&s;e again&s;t thee, &s;ay the 3.143. P&s;almes.</P>
<P N="4">4 If thus in trouble thou ha&s;t called on God, and ha&s;t tarri|ed vpon his help, and would&s;t giue him thanks for that he hath heard thee with his help &s;ing the 4.40.116. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="5">5 If thou &s;ee&s;t that euill men lay &s;nares for thee, and there|fore de&s;ire&s;t Gods eares to heare thy prayer, &s;ing the 5. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="6">6 If thou feele&s;t Gods dreadfull threats, and &s;ee&s;t thy &s;elfe a|fraid of them, thou may&s;t &s;ay the 6.38.88. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="7">7 If any take coun&s;ell again&s;t thee, as Achitophel did again&s;t Dauid, if thou be admoni&s;hed thereof, &s;ing the 7. p&s;alme.</P>
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<P N="8">8 If thou in beholding the grace of our Sauior &s;pred on euery <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 word"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">ally for the re&s;toring of mankind to <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="4 letters">uation, would<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">st &s;peake thereof in meditation to God, &s;ing the 8. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="9">9 If &s;o againe thou wilt &s;ing in giuing thanks to God for the pro&s;perous gathering of thy fruites, v&s;e the 8. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="10">10 If thou woulde&s;t haue thine aduer&s;aries kept, backe &amp; thy &s;oule &s;aued, tru&s;t not in thy &s;elfe, but in the Son of God, &s;inging the 9. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="11">11 If thou perceiue&s;t God to bee wroth with his people, as though he regarded them nothing, thou ha&s;t to pacifie him, to complaine thereof, the 10, 60.74. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="12">12 If any man would put thee in feare, haue thou thy hope in God, and &s;ing the 11. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="13">13 If thou beholde&s;t the pride of many men, and &s;ee&s;t malice to abound, &s;o that there is no godlines among men, repaire then to God and &s;ay the 12. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="14">14 If thine aduer&s;arie lie long in wait again&s;t thee, di&s;paire not as though God had forgotten thee, but call vpon the Lord, and &s;ing the 3.6.22. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="15">15 If thou heare&s;t any to bla&s;pheme God in his prouidence, be not partaker with them in wickednes, but make ha&s;t to God, and &s;ay the 14.55. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="16">16 If thou de&s;ire&s;t to know who is a Cittizen of heauen, &s;ing the 15. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="17">17 If thou ha&s;t need of prayer for &s;uch as be again&s;t thee, and haue clo&s;ed thy &s;oule on euery &s;ide, &s;ing the 16.17.86.141. p&s;al.</P>
<P N="18">18 If thou ha&s;t e&s;caped from thine enemies, and art deliuered from them who pur&s;ued thee, &s;ing thou the 18, 89. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="19">19 If thou do&s;t wonder at the order of things created by God, con&s;idering the grace of the diuine prouidence, &s;ing the 19.24. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="20">20 If thou &s;ee&s;t any man in aduer&s;ity, comfort him, and pray for <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="2 letters">im with the 20. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="21"><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">1 If thou perceiue&s;t thy &s;elfe to be defended &amp; fed by God, and to liue pro&s;perou&s;ly, reioyce therein, and &s;ing the 23. p&s;alm.</P>
<P N="22">22 If thine enemies con&s;pire again&s;t thee, lift vp thy &s;oule to God, and &s;ay the 23. p&s;alme, and thou &s;halt e&s;py them to labour but in vaine again&s;t thee.</P>
<P N="23">23 If thine enemies clu&s;ter again&s;t thee &amp; go about with their bloudy hands to de&s;troy thee, go not thou about by mans helpe to reuenge it, for all mens iudgements are not tru&s;ty, but require God to be iudge, for he alone is iudge, &amp; &s;ay the 26.35, 43. p&s;al.</P>
<P N="24">24 If they pre&s;<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">e more fiercely on thee, tho<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">gh they be in num|bers like an armed ho&s;t, feare them not which thus reiect thee, <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 word"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="2 letters">ugh thou wert not anointed and elect by God; but &s;ing the 27. p&s;alme.</P>
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<P N="25">25 If they be yet &s;o impudent that lay wait again&s;t thee, &s;o that it is not lawfull for thee to haue any vocation by them, re|gard them not, but &s;ing to God the 48. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="26">26 If thou wilt exhort and prouoke Kings &amp; princes to &s;ub|mit their power to God, &amp; regard his honor &s;ing the 29.82, p&s;a.</P>
<P N="27">27 If thou renew and builde thine hou&s;e, both of thy &s;oule, whereto thou receiue&s;t God to ho&s;t, and of thy temporall habi|tation, &s;ing the 30.48.127. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="28">28 If thou &s;ee&s;t thy &s;elfe had in hate for the truths &s;ake of thy friends and kinsfolke, leaue not off thy purpo&s;e, nor feare them which be again&s;t thee, but thinke on them which follow, &amp; &s;ing the 31. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="29">29 If thou beholde&s;t &s;uch as be bapti&s;ed, &amp; &s;o deliuered from the corruption of their byrth, prai&s;e thou the bountiful grace of God, and &s;ing the 32 p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="30">30 If thou delighte&s;t to &s;ing among many, cal together righ|teous men of godly life, and &s;ing the 33. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="31">31 If by chance thou falle&s;t among&s;t thine enemies, and yet ha&s;t fortunately e&s;caped them, if therfore thou wilt giue thanks, call together meeke men, and &s;ing the 34. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="32">32 If thou &s;ee&s;t wicked men contend among them&s;elues to do mi&s;chiefe, thinke not that their Nature doth impell them by ne|ce&s;&s;ity to worke &s;in again&s;t their will, as certaine heretikes &s;up|po&s;e, but con&s;ider the 36. p&s;alme, and thou &s;halt perceiue that they be to them&s;elues their owne occa&s;ion of &s;inning.</P>
<P N="33">33 If thou &s;ee&s;t how wicked men doe much wickednes, and that yet &s;imple folke prai&s;e &s;uch, when thou wilt admoni&s;h and man not to follow them, to be like vnto them, becau&s;e they &s;hall bee &s;hortly rooted out and de&s;troyed; &s;peake to thy &s;elfe and to other the 37. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="34">34 If thou ha&s;t decreed to take heed of thy &s;elfe, &amp; &s;ee&s;t thine enemy approch nigh thee, as again&s;t one whom the aduer&s;ary is more prouoked to come with a&s;&s;ault, and therefore wilt prepare thy &s;elfe, &s;ing the 39. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="35">35 If thou &s;ee&s;t many poore men to beg, &amp; wilt &s;hew pitty to them, thou may&s;t both thy &s;elfe receiue them to mercy, and al&s;o exhort other to do the &s;ame, &s;aying the 41. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="36">36 If thou ha&s;t a de&s;ire to Godward, &amp; heare&s;t thine enemies to vpbraid thee, be not troubled, but con&s;ider what fruit of im|mortality ri&s;eth to thee for this de&s;ire, comfort thy Soule vvith hope to God, and &s;o therein relieuing and a&s;&s;waging the heaui|ne&s;&s;e of thy life &s;ay the 42. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="37">37 If thou wilt remember Gods benefits which he did to the fathers both in their out-going from Egypt and in the de&s;ert, &amp; how good God was vnto them, but they vnthankfull to him, thou ha&s;t the 44.78.89.102.106.114.117. p&s;almes.</P>
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<P N="38">38 If thou ha&s;t made thy refuge to God, &amp; ha&s;t e&s;caped &s;uch trouble <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 word"> was prepared again&s;t thee, if thou wilt giue thankes and &s;hew out his kindne&s;&s;e to thee, &s;ing the 46. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="39">39 If thou wilt know how to giue thanks to God when thou doe&s;t re&s;ort to him with &s;ound vnder&s;tanding, &s;ing the 47.48. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="40">40 If thou wilt exhort men to put their tru&s;t in the liuing God, who mini&s;treth all things aboundantly to good mens v&s;e, and blame the madne&s;&s;e of the world, which &s;erueth their God Mammon &s;o inordinately, &s;ing the 49. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="41">41 If thou would&s;t call vpo~ the blind world for their wrong confidence of their bruit &s;acrifices, &amp; &s;hew them what &s;acrifice God mo&s;t hath required of them, &s;ing the 50. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="42">42 If thou ha&s;t &s;inned, and art conuetted, and moued to doe penance, de&s;irous to haue mercy, thou ha&s;t the words of confe&s;|&s;ion in the 51. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="43">43 If thou ha&s;t &s;uffered fal&s;e accu&s;ation before the King, and &s;ee&s;t the deuill to triumph thereat, go a&s;ide &amp; &s;ay the 52. p&s;alm.</P>
<P N="44">44 If they which per&s;ecute thee with accu&s;ations would be|tray thee, as the Phari&s;ies did Ie&s;us, and as the Aliants did Da|uid, di&s;comfort not thy &s;elfe there with, bue &s;ing in good hope to God the 54.57.69 p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="45">45 If thine aduer&s;aries which trouble thee do vpbraid thee, and that they which &s;eeme to be thy friends &s;peak mo&s;t again&s;t thee, whereupon if in thy meditation thou art &s;omewhat griued thereat, thou may&s;t call on God, &s;aying the 55. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="46">46 If per&s;ecution come fierce on thee, &amp; vnawares chance to enter into the caue wher thou hide&s;t thy &s;elfe, feare not: for in this &s;trait thou ha&s;t expedient words both to comfort thee, &amp; to put thee in reme~brance of his old mercy, with the 57.142. p&s;al.</P>
<P N="47">47 If thou wilt confound hypocrites which make glorious &s;hewes out wardly, &s;peake their conuer&s;ion with the 58. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="48">48 If thy pur&s;uers command thy hou&s;e to be watched; when thou art e&s;caped, giue thanks to God, &amp; graue it in the tables of thine hart for a perpetuall remembance, and &s;ay the 59. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="49">49 If thine enemies cruelly a&s;&s;ault thee, and would catch thy life, offer thy &s;ubiection to God again&s;t them, and be of good comfort: for the more they rage, the more &s;hall GOD &s;ubdue them: and &s;ay the 62. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="50">50 If thou flie&s;t per&s;ecution, and gette&s;t thee into the wilder|nes, fear thou not, as though thou wett there alone, but hauing God nigh vnto thee, ri&s;e to him early in the morning, &s;inging the 63. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="51">51 If thine enemies would put thee in feare, and neuer cea&s;e <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">o lay traine<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">o<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter"> thee, and pick all maner quarrels again&s;t thee, though they be very many, giue no place to them: for the darts
<PB REF="3">of babes &s;hall be their de&s;truction, if thou &s;ay&s;t the 61.68.70.71. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="52">52 If thou wilt laud God with a p&s;alm or hymne, &s;ing the 65 66. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="53">53 If thou ha&s;t need to confe&s;&s;e God, &s;ing the 67. P&s;alme.</P>
<P N="54">54 If thou would&s;t &s;ing to the Lord, thou ha&s;t what to &s;ay in the 96.98. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="55">55 If thou ha&s;t need to confe&s;&s;e God with thankes, &s;ing the 71.75.92.128, 111, 118.136.138.139. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="56">56 If thou &s;ee&s;t wicked men pro&s;per in peace, be not offen|ded thereat, but &s;ay the 73. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="57">57 If thine enemies haue be&s;et the wayes whither thou flie&s;t and art thereby in great angui&s;h, yet in this trouble de&s;paire not, but pray, and if thy praier be heard, giue God thankes, and &s;ay the 77. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="58">58 If they pre&s;euer &s;till, and defile the hou&s;e of God, kill the elect, and ca&s;t their bodies to the foules of the ayre, feare not their cruelty, but &s;hew pitty to them which be in &s;uch agonie, and &s;ay the 29. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="59">59 If thou wilt informe any man with the mi&s;tery of the re|&s;urrection, &s;ing the 8. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="60">60 If thou wilt &s;ing to the Lord, call together Gods &s;eruants on the &s;e&s;tinall day, and &s;ing the 81.95.34. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="61">61 If thine aduer&s;aries flock together on euery &s;ide, &amp; thren|ten to de&s;troy the hou&s;e of God, and make their con&s;piracies a|gain&s;t the Religion, let not their number and power trouble thee for thou ha&s;t an anker of the words of the 83, p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="62">62 If thou ca&s;t e&s;t an eye to Gods hou&s;e and to his eternal ta|bernacles, and ha&s;t a de&s;ire thereto, as the Apo&s;tle had, &s;ay thou al&s;o the 84. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="63">63 If Gods wrath be cea&s;ed, and the captiuity ended, thou ha&s;t cau&s;e how to giue thanks to God with Dauid, recounting his goodne&s;&s;e to thee and others, with the 96.85.116 p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="64">64 If thou wilt rebuke Paynims and hereticks, for that they haue not the knowledge of God in them, thou maye&s;t haue an vnder&s;tanding to &s;ing to God the 86.115. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="65">65 If thou wilt &s;ee and know the di&s;&s;ent that the Catholike Church hath from &s;chi&s;me, and woulde&s;t conuert them; or to di&s;cerne the Church concerning the outwarde appearance and &s;onnes thereof, thou may&s;t &s;ay the 87. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="66">66 If thou would&s;t know how Mo&s;es prayed to God, and in his meditation, recounting the brittle &s;tate of mans life, de&s;ired God to direct &s;o his &s;hort life that he might follow wi&s;edome, read the 90. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="67">67 If thou would&s;t comfort thy &s;elfe and others in <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="2 letters">ne Reli|gion, and reach them, that hope in God, will neuer &s;uffer a fool
<PB REF="4"><GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">o be confounded, but make <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">hold and without feare of Gods protection, &s;ing the 9. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="68">68 If thou wilt &s;ing on the Sabbath day, thou ha&s;t the 92 p&s;al.</P>
<P N="69">69 If thou wilt &s;ing on the Sunday in Meditation of Gods word, de&s;iring to be in&s;tructed therein, whereby thou may&s;t re&s;t in Gods holy will, and cea&s;e from all the works and doctrines of vaine men, reuolue that notable p&s;alme, 119.</P>
<P N="70">70 If thou wilt &s;ing in the &s;econd day of the Sabbath, thou ha&s;t the 95. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="71">71 If thou would&s;t &s;ing to the Lord, thou ha&s;t what to &s;ay in the 69.98. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="72">72 If thou wilt &s;ing the fourth day of the Sabbath, &s;ing the p&s;alm 94. for then when the Lord was betraied he began to take ve<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">gea<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="2 letters">ce on death, and to triumph of it: therefore when thou reade&s;t the Go&s;pell, wherin thou heare&s;t the Iewes to take coun|&s;ell again&s;t the Lord, and that he &s;tandeth bodily again&s;t the di|uill, then &s;ing the fore&s;aid p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="73">73 If thou wilt &s;ing on Good-friday, thou ha&s;t a commendati|on of the p&s;alme 63 for then was the hou&s;e of Gods church buil|ded and groundly founded, though the enemies went about to hinder it: for which cau&s;e &s;ing to God the &s;ongs of triumphant victory, with the &s;aid p&s;alme, and with the 98. and 129. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="74">74 If the<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">e be any captiuity wherein thy hou&s;e is laide wa&s;t, and yet builded againe, &s;ing the 96. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="75">75 If the land be vext with enemies, &amp; after come to any re&s;t by the power of God, if thou wilt &s;ing therfo<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="pdcc" EXTENT="1 letter">e, &s;ing the 97. p&s;al.</P>
<P N="76">76 If thou con&s;idere&s;t the prouidence of God in his gouer|nance &s;o ouer all, and wilt in&s;truct any with true &s;aith and obe|dience when thou ha&s;t fir&s;t per&s;waded them to confe&s;&s;e them|&s;elues, &s;ing the 100.147. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="77">77 If thou doe&s;t acknowledge in God his iudiciall power, &amp; that in iudgement he mixeth mercy, if thou wilt draw nigh vnto him, thou ha&s;t the words of the P&s;alme 101. to the end.</P>
<P N="78">78 If for the imbicillity of thy nature thou art weary with the continuall mi&s;eries and griefes of this life, and would&s;t comfort thy &s;elfe, &s;ing the 102. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="79">79 If thou wilt giue thanks to God, as it is mo&s;t conuenient and due, for all his gifts; when thou wilt &s;o do, thou ha&s;t how to reioyce thy &s;oule thereunto with the 103. and 104. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="80">80 If thou wilt prai&s;e God, and al&s;o know how and for what cau&s;e and with what words thou may&s;t be&s;t doe it, con&s;ider the 113.117, 133.146.147.148.149.150. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="81">81 If thou ha&s;t faith to &s;uch things as God &s;peaketh, and be|leeue&s;t that which in prayer thou vttere&s;t, &s;ay the p&s;alme 116. to the end.</P>
<P N="82">82 If thou &s;eele&s;t thy &s;elfe to ri&s;e vpward in degrees of well
<PB REF="4">working as thogh thou &s;aid&s;t with S. Paul, I forget tho&s;e things which he behinde me, and &s;et mine eies on things which be be|fore me, thou ha&s;t the 130. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="83">83 If thou bee&s;t holden in thraldome vnder &s;traying &amp; wan|dring thoughts, &amp; feele&s;t thy &s;elfe drawen by them, wherof thou art &s;ory, then &s;tay thy &s;elfe from henceforth, and tary where thou ha&s;t found thy &s;elfe in fault, &s;et thee down, and mourne thou al&s;o as the Hebrew people did, and &s;ay with them the 137. P&s;alme.</P>
<P N="84">84 If thou perceiue&s;t that temptations be &s;ent to prooue thee, thou oughte&s;t after &s;uch tentations to giue God the thanks, and &s;ing the 139. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="85">85 If yet thou be in bondage by thine enemies, and woulde&s;t faine be deliuered, &s;ay the 140. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="86">86 If thou would&s;t pray and make &s;upplication, &s;ay the 141.142.143. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="87">87 If any tyrannous enemy ri&s;e vp again&s;t the people, feare thou not, no more then Dauid did Goliah, but beleeue like Da|uid, and &s;ing the 144. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="88">88 If thou art elect out of low degree, &s;pecially before other, to &s;ome vocation to &s;erue thy brethren, aduance not thy &s;elfe too high again&s;t them in thine own power, but giue God the glory, who did chu&s;e thee, and &s;ing thou the 119. p&s;alme.</P>
<P N="89">89 If thou wilt &s;ing of obedience, prai&s;ing God with <HI>Alleluia,</HI> thou ha&s;t the 105.106.107.111.112.113.114.115.117.135.136.146.147.148.149.150. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="90">90 If thou wilt &s;ing &s;pecially of our Sauior Chri&s;t, thou ha&s;t of him in euery p&s;alme, but mo&s;t chiefly in the 25.45.100. p&s;alms.</P>
<P N="91">91 Such p&s;almes as &s;hew his lawfull generation of his father, and hie corporall pre&s;ence, be the 11.69. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="92">92 Such as doe prophecy before of his mo&s;t holy Cro&s;&s;e and pa&s;&s;ion, telling how many deceitfull a&s;&s;aults he &s;u&s;tained for vs, and how much he &s;uffered, be the 2.129. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="93">93 Such as expre&s;&s;e the malicious enemies of the Iewes, and the betraying of Iudas, are the 21.50.55.69.72, 109. p&s;alms.</P>
<P N="94">94 Such as de&s;cribe his agony in his pa&s;&s;ion, death and &s;epul|ture, be the 22.88. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="95">95 For his dominion &amp; pre&s;enee in the fle&s;h, read the 116. p&s;.</P>
<P N="96">96 Such as &s;hew the glorious re&s;urrection of his body, be the 24.97. p&s;almes.</P>
<P N="97">97 Such as &s;et out his a&s;cen&s;ion into heauen, are the 93.96.98 99&punc; P&s;almes.</P>
<P N="98">98 And that he &s;itteth on the right hand of his Father, the 110. p&s;alme maketh manife&s;t.</P>
<P N="99">99 Such as &s;hew that he hath authority of his father to iudge, expre&s;&s;ing his iudiciall power, both in condemning the diuill, &amp; all wicked Nations, are the 50.72, 82. p&s;almes.</P>
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