Title page of Mr. Richard Baxter's paraphrase on the Psalms of David in metre with other hymns…, London, 1692Mr. Richard Baxter's paraphrase on the Psalms of David in metre with other hymns…Richard Baxter, 1692

Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

pp. 1–2552,684 passagespart 1 of 68

Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.

In this section

PSALM I. pp. 1–2
PSALM II. pp. 2–3
PSALM III. pp. 3–4
PSALM IV. pp. 4–5
PSALM V. pp. 5–6
PSALM VI. pp. 6–7
PSALM VII. pp. 7–8
PSALM VIII. pp. 9–10
PSALM IX. pp. 10–11
PSALM X. pp. 12–13
PSALM XI. pp. 13–14
PSALM XII. pp. 14–15
PSALM XIII. pp. 15–16
PSALM XIV. pp. 16
PSALM XV. pp. 16–17
PSALM XVI. pp. 17–18
PSALM XVII. pp. 18–20
PSALM XVIII. pp. 20–24
PSALM XIX. pp. 24–25
PSALM XX. pp. 25–26
PSALM XXI. pp. 26–28
PSALM XXII. pp. 28–31
PSALM XXIII. pp. 31–32
PSALM XXIV. pp. 33–34
PSALM XXV. pp. 34–36
PSALM XXVI. pp. 36–37
PSALM XXVII. pp. 37–39
PSALM XXVIII. pp. 39–40
PSALM XXIX. pp. 40–41

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Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

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PSALM I.

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To the Tune of Old 100.

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1 Blest is the man who doth avoid The Counsel of ungodly mates; Who stands not in the sinners way, Nor sitteth in the scorners seats.

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2 But in the holy Law of God Doth choose and place his chief delight; And (with sincere obedient heart) Meditates in it day and night.

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3 We shall be like the prospering tree That planted by a rivers side, In season yieldeth plenteous fruit, Whose leaf doth always green abide.

3 We shall be like the prosp'ring tree That planted by a rivers side, In season yieldeth plenteous fruit, Whose leaf doth always green abide.

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Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

pp. 1–2552,684 passagespart 1 of 68

Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.

In this section

PSALM I. pp. 1–2
PSALM II. pp. 2–3
PSALM III. pp. 3–4
PSALM IV. pp. 4–5
PSALM V. pp. 5–6
PSALM VI. pp. 6–7
PSALM VII. pp. 7–8
PSALM VIII. pp. 9–10
PSALM IX. pp. 10–11
PSALM X. pp. 12–13
PSALM XI. pp. 13–14
PSALM XII. pp. 14–15
PSALM XIII. pp. 15–16
PSALM XIV. pp. 16
PSALM XV. pp. 16–17
PSALM XVI. pp. 17–18
PSALM XVII. pp. 18–20
PSALM XVIII. pp. 20–24
PSALM XIX. pp. 24–25
PSALM XX. pp. 25–26
PSALM XXI. pp. 26–28
PSALM XXII. pp. 28–31
PSALM XXIII. pp. 31–32
PSALM XXIV. pp. 33–34
PSALM XXV. pp. 34–36
PSALM XXVI. pp. 36–37
PSALM XXVII. pp. 37–39
PSALM XXVIII. pp. 39–40
PSALM XXIX. pp. 40–41

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Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

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PSALM I.

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To the Tune of Old 100.

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1 Blest is the man who doth avoid The Counsel of ungodly mates; Who stands not in the sinners way, Nor sitteth in the scorners seats.

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2 But in the holy Law of God Doth choose and place his chief delight; And (with sincere obedient heart) Meditates in it day and night.

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3 We shall be like the prospering tree That planted by a rivers side, In season yieldeth plenteous fruit, Whose leaf doth always green abide.

3 We shall be like the prosp'ring tree That planted by a rivers side, In season yieldeth plenteous fruit, Whose leaf doth always green abide.

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Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

PSALM I.

Reformers309

Puritans1,782

Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36

Mr. Baxter's PARAPHRASE ON THE PSALMS.

PSALM I.

PSALM II.

PSALM III.

PSALM IV.