29 (2) | Psalm 29 Version 2 | 10 10. 10 10 | |
IN God’s own house the loftiest praises sing, And own the Lord, of majesty the spring, For all His blessings now His homage own, Adoring fall before His awesome throne. |
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2 | His sovereign voice restrains the swelling floods; He rolls the thunder through the darkened clouds; His power confines to bounds the raging sea, And nature’s laws His ruling word obey. |
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3 | His mighty voice commands, and all around The greatest cedarstremble at the sound! The Lord, for ever King, though tempests rave, Enthroned so high above the seething wave. |
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4 | With reverent fear, His sacred name adore; In troubling times, His powerful help implore; Be Thou, O God, Thy people’s sure defence, And on our lives Thy kindest peace dispense. |
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Elizabeth Tollet, 1694-1754 |