The royal prophet singeth God's praises, for his particular providence towards the Jews: 10. further to be extended to all the meek of the whole earth.The royal prophet singeth Gods praises, for his particular prouidence towards the Iewes: 10. further to be extended to al the meeke of the whole earth.✦
Unto the end, in praises, a Psalm to Asaph, a Canticle to the Assyrians.Vnto the end, in prayses, a Psalme a to Asaph, a Canticle to b the Assirians.In finem, in laudibus. Psalmus Asaph, canticum ad Assyrios.
2God is known in Jewry: in Israel his name is great.God is knowne c in Iewrie : in Israel his name is great.Notus in Judæa Deus ; in Israël magnum nomen ejus.
3And his place is made in peace: and his habitation in Sion.And d his place is made in peace : and e his habitation in Sion.Et factus est in pace locus ejus, et habitatio ejus in Sion.
4There he broke the potentias: strength, might of bows, the shield, the sword, and the battle.f There he brake the powres of bowes, the shilde, the sword, and the battle.Ibi confregit potentias arcuum, scutum, gladium, et bellum.
5Thou dost illuminate marvellously from the eternal mountains:Thou g doest illuminate meruelousely from the eternal mountaynes:Illuminans tu mirabiliter a montibus æternis ;
6all the foolish of heart were troubled. They slept their sleep: and all the men of riches found nothing in their hands.al the foolish of hart h were trubled. They i slept their sleepe : and al the men of riches found nothing in their handes.turbati sunt omnes insipientes corde. Dormierunt somnum suum, et nihil invenerunt omnes viri divitiarum in manibus suis.
7At thy increpatione: reproof, rebuke O God of Jacob, they have all slumbered that mounted on horses.At k thy reprehension ô God of Iacob, they l haue al slumbered that mounted on horses.Ab increpatione tua, Deus Jacob, dormitaverunt qui ascenderunt equos.
8Thou art terrible, and who shall resist thee? from that time thy wrath.Thou art terrible, and who shal resist thee ? m from that time thy wrath.Tu terribilis es ; et quis resistet tibi ? ex tunc ira tua.
9From heaven thou hast made thy judgement heard: the earth trembled and was quiet.From n heauen thou hast made thy iudgement hearde : o the earth trembled and was quiet.De cælo auditum fecisti judicium : terra tremuit et quievit
10When God arose unto judgement, that he might save all the meek of the earth.When God arose vnto iudgement, p that he might saue al the meeke of the earth.cum exsurgeret in judicium Deus, ut salvos faceret omnes mansuetos terræ.
11Because the cogitatio: thought, deliberate reflection of man shall confess to thee: and the reliquiæ: a corpse or ruins; a remnant, what is left remaining of the cogitation shall keep festival day to thee.Because q the cogitation of man shal confesse to thee : and r the remanes of the cogitation shal keepe festiual day to thee.Quoniam cogitatio hominis confitebitur tibi, et reliquiæ cogitationis diem festum agent tibi.
12Vow ye, and render to our Lord your God: all ye that round about him bring gifts.ſ Vowe ye, and t render to our Lord your God: al ye that round about him bring giftes.Vovete et reddite Domino Deo vestro, omnes qui in circuitu ejus affertis munera : terribili,
13To the terrible, and him that taketh away the spirit of princes, terrible to the kings of the earth.To v the terrible, and him that taketh away the spirite of princes, terrible to the kinges of the earth.et ei qui aufert spiritum principum : terribili apud reges terræ.
