Watts, Isaac, 1674-1748 • SECTION 299

Psalm 117:1. C. M. Praise to God from all nations.

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1 O all ye nations, praise the Lord, Each with a different tongue; In every language learn his word, And let his Name be sung.

2 His mercy reigns thro' every land; Proclaim his grace abroad; For ever firm his truth shall stand, Praise ye the faithful God.

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Psalm 115:1. First Metre. The true God our refuge; or, Idolatry reproved.Psalm 115:2. Second Metre. As the new tune of the 50th Psalm. Popish idolatry reproved.Psalm 116:1. First Part. Recovery from sickness.Psalm 116:2. 12 &c. Second Part. Vows made in trouble paid in the church; or, Public thanks for private deliverance.Psalm 117:2. L. M.Psalm 117:3. S. M.Psalm 118:1. 6-15. First Part. Deliverance from a tumult.Psalm 118:2. 17-21. Second Part. Public praise for deliverance from death.

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