Conuersion of Gentiles.
the 6. key.
God is rightly praised in Sion and Ierusalem (in his Church only) for his
benefites bestowed and promised. 8. Vnto which also in the time of grace, al nations shalbe
called.
1 To the end, a Psalme of Dauid, the Canticle of Ieremie, and Ezechiel, to the people of the transmigration, when they begane to goe forth.
2 AN hymne ô God becometh thee in Sion: & a vow shal be rendered to thee in Ierusalem.
3 Heare my prayer: al flesh shal come to thee.
4 The wordes of the wicked haue preuailed vpon vs: and thou wilt be propitious to our impieties.
5 Blessed is he, whom thou hast chosen, and taken: he shal dwel in thy courtes.
6 We shal be replenished in the goods of thy house: holie is thy temple, meruelous in equitie.
Heare vs ô God our sauiour, the hope of al the ends of the earth; and in the sea farre.
7 Preparing mountanes in thy strength, girded with might:
8 which trublest the depths of the sea, the sound of the waues therof.
9 The Gentiles shal be trubled, and they that inhabite the borders shal be affraide of thy signes: the outgoinges of the morning and euening thou shalt delight.
10 Thou hast visited the earth, and hast inebriated it: thou hast multiplied to inrich it.
The riuer of God is replenished with waters, thou hast prepared their meat: because so is the preparation therof.
11 Inebriate her riuers, multiplie her fruites: in her dropps she shal reioyce springing.
12 Thou wilt blesse the crowne of the yeare of thy goodnes: and thy fildes shal be replenished with plentie.
13 The beautiful places of the desert shal be fat: and the litle hills shal be girded aboute with exultation,
14 The rammes of the shepe are clothed, and the valleis shal abounde with corne: they wil crie, yea they wil say an hyme.