The Hebrew Psalms in English Verse
Psalm 91
Abraham Coles
Who has his refuge in the sky,
And secret place of the Most High,
On whom the Almighty's shadow falls,
Can have no need of towers and walls:
2 Who puts in God his trust sublime,
Is safe from all the ills of time.
3 The Lord is his deliverance
From fowler's snare, and pestilence:
4 His wings shall a safe covert yield;
His truth a buckler be and shield.
5 Thee shall no terror of the night.
Nor dart that flies by day affright;
6 No pest that in the darkness hastes,
Nor sickness that at noon-day wastes;
7 Thousands shall fall at thy right hand.
But unmolested thou shalt stand:
8 Thou only with thine eyes shalt see,
Shalt only a spectator be,
Of the reward and recompense
God doth to wicked men dispense.
9 And inasmuch as thou hast said,
"The Lord my refuge is;" and made
Thy habitation the Most High;
10 No plague shall come thy dwelling nigh:
11 For He shall give His angels charge.
With heavenly orders strict and large,
To keep thee safe in all thy ways,
12 And in their hands to thee upraise —
Lest, left unto thyself alone,
Thou dash thy foot against a stone.
13 Thou shalt upon the lion tread.
And trample on the serpent's head.
14 Jehovah saith: "Because that he
Hath set his love supreme on Me —
Because that he My Name hath known,
I will deliver him and own.
15 "He shall upon Me call, and I
Will answer, and to him draw nigh:
Will with him in his trouble be,
Will honor him and set him free:
16 Long life I will on him bestow,
And to him My salvation show."
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Poetry of the Psalms
The "Poetry of the Psalms" is a collection of poems expressing the struggles, fears, anger, joy and love revealed in the Psalms of the Bible. They were written over hundreds of years by various authors, including Isaac Watts, Charles Wesley, George Burgess, Charles Spurgeon, Abraham Coles, Augustus Toplady, Tate and Brady.
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