Text: Scottish Psalter (1650) Sung by the RPCI Northern Presbytery Choir. (Meter: CM)

 1  The Lord doth reign, and clothed is he
         with majesty most bright;
      His works do show him clothed to be,
         and girt about with might.

      The world is also stablishèd,
         that it cannot depart.
   2  Thy throne is fixed of old, and thou
         from everlasting art.

   3  The floods, O Lord, have lifted up,
         they lifted up their voice;
      The floods have lifted up their waves,
         and made a mighty noise.

   4  But yet the Lord, that is on high,
         is more of might by far
      Than noise of many waters is,
         or great sea-billows are.

   5  Thy testimonies ev'ry one
         in faithfulness excel;
      And holiness for ever, Lord,
         thine house becometh well.

Psalm 93 (Tune: Pembroke)

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	PSALM 42		L.M.

	1	As pants the deer for flowing streams,
		So longs my soul, O God, for you.
	2	I thirst for God, the living God;
		When can I meet with God anew?

	4	As I pour out my soul in grief,
		These things I do remember still:
		How with the multitude I went
		Up to God’s house on Zion hill.

		In their procession I would lead
		As we approached with cheerful song
		And shouts of joy and thankfulness,
		Rejoicing with the festive throng.

	5	Why are you downcast, O my soul?
		Why are you so disturbed in me?
		Trust God, for I will praise him yet;
		My Saviour and my God is he.

Psalm 42  (Tune: Finnart)

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Text: Psalm 84 sung acapella from 'Psalms for Singing – A 21st Century Edition (2004)Produced by the Reformed Presbyterian church of Ireland.

mf	4	Advancing still from strength to strength,
		they go where other pilgrims trod,
		till each to Zion comes at length
		and stands before the face of God.
mp		Lord God of hosts, my pleading hear;
		O Jacob’s God, to me give ear.

	5	Look thou, O God, upon our Shield;
		the face of thine Anointed see;
m		One day within thy courts will yield
		more good than thousands with¬out thee.
		I’d rather stand near my God’s house
		than dwell in tents of wickedness.

mf	6	For God the Lord is shield and sun; 
		the Lord will grace and glory give.
		No good will he withhold from one
		who does uprightly walk and live.
		O Lord of hosts, how blest is he
		who places all his trust in thee!

Psalm 84 v7-12 (Tune: Melita)

Jehovah Tsidkenu

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23  My strength he weakened in the way,
        My days of life he shortened.
 24  My God, O take me not away
        In mid-time of my days, I said:

     Thy years throughout all ages last.
 25      Of old thou hast established
     The earth's foundation firm and fast:
        Thy mighty hands the heav'ns have made.

 26  They perish shall, as garments do,
        But thou shalt evermore endure;
     As vestures, thou shalt change them so;
        And they shall all be changed sure:

 27  But from all changes thou art free;
        Thy endless years do last for aye.
 28  Thy servants, and their seed who be,
        Established shall before thee stay.

From the Scottish Psalter of 1650

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