any thing we can do fhould be Ser. VI. call'd Service, and that any thing we can fay fhould be call'd Praife. When the Sons of the Morning ftill fing together, and continually furround his Throne with unfpotted Hallelujah's; yet he fays to a Worm, Let me hear thy Voice, for Cant. II. 'tis pleafant. Certainly this is to 14. the end that my Glory should not be filent, but should fing and give Praife. With David's Refolve;

PSALM.

IN praising God, while he prô

longs

My Breath, I will that Breath

imploy:

And join Devotion to my Songs,
Sincere as is in him my Joy.

While

Till, with my Song, the liftning
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Join Confort, and his Praife pro

claim.

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