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ith afear'd	A
When the times at fullest are	B
Let thy work be then declar'd	A
When the time Lord full doth grow	C
Then in anger mercy shew	D
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God Almightie he came downe	E
Downe he came from Theman ward	A
And the matchlesse Holy One	F
From mount Paran forth appear'd	A
Heaven o'erspreading with his rayes	G
And earth filling with his praise	G
	-
Sunne like was his glorious light	A
From his side there did appeare	C
Beaming rayes that shined bright	A
And his pow'r he showed there	C
Plagues before his face he sent	A
At his feete hot coales there went	A
	-
Where he stood he measure tooke	H
Of the earth and view'd it well	I
Nations vanisht at his looke	H
Auncient hils to powder fell	I
Mountaines old cast lower were	C
For his waies eternal are	C
	-
Cushan tents I saw diseas'd	A
And the Midian curtaines quake	H
Have the flouds Lord thee displeased	A
Did the flouds thee angry make	H
Was it else the sea that hath	J
Thus prouoked thee to wrath	J
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For thou rod'st thy horses there	C
And thy saving charrets through	C
Thou didst make thy bow appeare	C
And thou didst performe thy vowe	K
Yea thine oath and promise past	A
To the tribes fulfilled hast	A
	-
Through the earth thou riftes didst make	H
And the riuers there did flow	C
Mountaines seeing thee did shake	H
And away the flouds did goe	C
From the deepe a voyce was heard	A
And his hands on high he rear'd	A
	-
Both the sunne and moone made stay	A
And remoud not in their spheares	G
By thine arrowes' light went they	A
By thy brightly shining speares	G
Thou in wrath the lands did crush	L
And in rage the nations thresh	M
	-
For thy people's safe releefe	N
With thy Christ for ayd went'st thou	O
Thou hast also peirct their chiefe	N
Of the sinfull household through	C
And display'd them till made bare	C
From the foote to necke they were	C
	-
Thou with jauelines of their owne	F
Didst their armies' leader strike	H
For against me they came downe	F
To deuoure me wherllwinde like	H
And they ioy in nothing more	C
Than vnseene to spoile the poore	C
	-
Through the sea thou mad'st a way	A
And didst ride thy horses there	C
Where great heapes of water lay	A
I the newes thereof did heare	C
And the voyce my bowels shooke	H
Yea my lips a quiv'ring tooke	H
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Rottennesse my bones possest	A
Trembling feare possessed me	P
I that troublous day might rest	A
For when his approches be	P
Onward to the people made	A
His strong troups will them invade	A
	-
Bloomlesse shall the fig tree bee	P
And the vine no fruit shall yeeld	A
Fade shall then the oliue tree	P
Meat shall none be in the field	A
Neither in the fold or stall	Q
Flock or heard continue shall	R
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Yet the Lord my ioy shall be	P
And in him I will delight	A
In my God that saueth me	P
God the Lord my only might	A
Who my feet so guides that I	S
Hinde like pace my places high	S

George Wither

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