Psalms 14
14
PSALM XIV.
The loons o’ the lan’ are an ill-doen, godlowse core: bot the Lord will fesh hame again a’ that are tint, till Zioun.
Till the sang-maister: ane o’ David’s.
1Quo’ the gowk#Ps 10:4; 53:1 till himsel,#14:1 Heb. i’ his heart. Thar’s nae God. Far-gane#Rom 3:10 & c. Leuk what’s said till wha reads this Buik o’ Psalms, p. 2. are they a’; wrang-doers are they haililie; no ane o’ them a’ does weel.
2The Lord#Ps 102:19 frae the lift leukit owre on the bairns o’ yird, till see gin ony wyss war, spierin for God.
3 Bot it was bakgane a’ wi’ them; heart-holed war they a’: no ane o’ them a’ wrought right;#Rom 3:10 Leuk again till wha reads. no, an it war-na ane.#14:3 or, no, no ane.
[Quo’ the Lord.]
4Ken they na gude, thae warkers o’ ydilheid? wha #Amos 8:4; Micah 3:3 eat up my folk as they eat bread, an’ spier ne’er for the Lord. #Isaiah 64:7
[Quo’ David.]
5Thar dree’d they syne a dreadfu’ dread; for thar’s God wi’ the hail#14:5 The gowk trew’d thar was nane: (ver. 1.) Whan God leuks frae the lift an’ cracks, the bauldest loon maun trimmle. kith o’ the rightous.
6Ye hae lightlied the thought-takin o’ the needie; bot the Lord himsel was his tryst.
7O#Rom 11:26 wha sal rax yont frae Zioun heal-makin till Israel a’?#14:7 David wad fain the lave o’ the lan’ war a’ as lown as Zioun. Whan the Lord sal bring hame again them that’s in ban’ o’ his peopil, blythe syne sal Jakob be, an’ Israel sal be fain!#Ps 126:1
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Psalms 14
14
PSALM XIV.
The loons o’ the lan’ are an ill-doen, godlowse core: bot the Lord will fesh hame again a’ that are tint, till Zioun.
Till the sang-maister: ane o’ David’s.
1Quo’ the gowk#Ps 10:4; 53:1 till himsel,#14:1 Heb. i’ his heart. Thar’s nae God. Far-gane#Rom 3:10 & c. Leuk what’s said till wha reads this Buik o’ Psalms, p. 2. are they a’; wrang-doers are they haililie; no ane o’ them a’ does weel.
2The Lord#Ps 102:19 frae the lift leukit owre on the bairns o’ yird, till see gin ony wyss war, spierin for God.
3 Bot it was bakgane a’ wi’ them; heart-holed war they a’: no ane o’ them a’ wrought right;#Rom 3:10 Leuk again till wha reads. no, an it war-na ane.#14:3 or, no, no ane.
[Quo’ the Lord.]
4Ken they na gude, thae warkers o’ ydilheid? wha #Amos 8:4; Micah 3:3 eat up my folk as they eat bread, an’ spier ne’er for the Lord. #Isaiah 64:7
[Quo’ David.]
5Thar dree’d they syne a dreadfu’ dread; for thar’s God wi’ the hail#14:5 The gowk trew’d thar was nane: (ver. 1.) Whan God leuks frae the lift an’ cracks, the bauldest loon maun trimmle. kith o’ the rightous.
6Ye hae lightlied the thought-takin o’ the needie; bot the Lord himsel was his tryst.
7O#Rom 11:26 wha sal rax yont frae Zioun heal-makin till Israel a’?#14:7 David wad fain the lave o’ the lan’ war a’ as lown as Zioun. Whan the Lord sal bring hame again them that’s in ban’ o’ his peopil, blythe syne sal Jakob be, an’ Israel sal be fain!#Ps 126:1
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