Psalms 1
1
[PAIRT ANE.]
PSALM I.
Folk are but frute-stoks — the gude weel plantit an’ heartsome; the ill ne’er plantit ava, whase frute is but stoure, an’ their cleedin stibble: the Lord kens them baith.
[By wha’s no said.]
1Blythe may the man be, wha airts-na his gate by the guidin o’ the godlowse;#Prov 4:14, 15 an’ wha stans-na i’ the road o’ wrang-doers; an’ wha louts-na at the down-sittin o’ lowse jaukers.#Ps 26:4; Jer 15:17
2Bot wi’ the law o’ the Lord is his hail heart’s-gree; an’ owre his rede sigheth he baith day an’ night.#Josh 1:8; Ps 119:1, 97
3For he sal be#1:3 Heb. like, needsna here the frute-stok#Jer 17:8; Ezek 47:12 plantit by the watir-rins, that frutes ay weel in his ain frute saison; an’ his vera blade blights-na, bot a’ the growthe he maks luckens.
4Siclike war ne’er the godlowse; bot like caff#Job 21:18; Ps 35:5; Isaiah 17:13; 29:5; Hos 13:3 are they a’, that the win’ ’s ay strewin.
5Syne sae, at the rightin, sal the godlowse ne’er stan’; nor wrang-doers win ben till the gath’ran o’ the rightous.
6For the Lord kens weel the gate o’ the rightous;#Nah 1:7 bot the gate o’ the godlowse sal dwinnle.
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Published as The Psalms: frae Hebrew intil Scottis in 1871.