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Psalm 92

1 This pſalme was made to be ſung on the Sabbath, to ſtirre vp the people to acknowledge God and to praiſe him in his workes: the Prophet reioyceth therein. 6 But the wicked is not able to conſider that the vngodlie, whẽ he is moſte floriſhing, ſhal moſte ſpedely periſh. 12 In the end is deſcribed the felicitie of the iuſt, planted in the houſe of God to praiſe the Lord.
¶ A Pſalme or ſong for the Sabbath daie.
1.IT is a good thing to praiſe the Lord, and to ſing vnto thy Name, ô moſte High,
2.To declare thy louing kindenes in the morning, and thy trueth in the night,
3.Vpon an inſtrument of ten ſtrings, and vpõ the viole with the ſong vpon the harpe.
4.For thou, Lord, haſt made me glad by thy workes, & I wil reioyce in the workes of thine hands.
5.O Lord, how glorious are thy workes! & thy thoghts are verie depe.
6.An vnwiſe man knoweth it not, and a foole doeth not vnderſtand this,
7.(When the wicked growe as the graſſe, and all the workers of wickednes do floriſh ) that they ſhal be deſtroied for euer.
8.But thou, ô Lord, art moſte high for euer more.
9.For lo, thine enemies, ô Lord: for lo, thine enemies ſhal periſh: all the workers of iniquitie ſhalbe deſtroied.
10.But thou ſhalt exalt mine horne, like the vnicornes, & I ſhalbe anointed with freſh oile.
11.Mine eie alſo ſhal ſe my deſire againſt mine enemies: and mine eares ſhal heare my wiſh againſt the wicked, that riſe vp againſt me.
12.The righteous ſhal floriſh like a palme tre, & ſhal growe like a cedre in Lebanón.
13.Suche as be planted in the Houſe of the Lord, ſhal floriſh in ye courts of our God.
14.Thei ſhal ſtil bring forthe frute in their age: they ſhalbe fat and floriſhing,
15.To declare that the Lord my rocke is righteous, and that none iniquitie is in him.

Notes

1:a.
Which teacheth that the vſe of ye Sabbath ſtandeth ĩ praiſing God, and not onely in ceaſing frõ worke
2:b.
For Gods mercie & fidelitie ĩ his pomiſes toward his, binde thẽ to praiſe him continually bothe daie & night.
3:c.
Theſe inſtrumẽts were thẽ permitted, but at Chriſts commĩg aboliſhed
4:d.
He ſheweth what is ye vſe of the Sabbath daie: to wit, to meditate Gods workes.
6:e.
That is, the wicked conſider not Gods workes, nor his iudgemẽts againſt them, & therfore moſte iuſtly periſh
8:f.
Thy iudgements are moſte conſtant againſt the wicked and paſſe our reache
10:g.
Thou wilt ſtrengthen me wt all power, & bleſſe them wt all felicitie.
12:h.
Thogh the faithful ſeme to wither and be cut downe by the wicked: yet thei ſhal growe againe and floriſh in the Church of God, as the cedres do in mount Lebanon.
14:i.
The childrẽ of God ſhalhaue a power aboue nature, & their age ſhal brĩg forthe moſte freſh frutes