Who by his all-commanding might Did fill the new-made world with light. For his &c. 25 And caus'd the golden-treffed sun, All the day long his course to run. 30 For his &c. He brought from thence his Ifrael. The horned moon to shine by night, For his &c. He with his thunder-clasping hand For his &c. And in despite of Pharao fell, For his &c. 35 40 The ruddy waves he cleft in twain 45 Of the Erythræan main. For his &c. The floods flood still like walls of glass, While the Hebrew bands did pass. For his &c. But full foon they did devour The tawny king with all his power. For his &c. His chosen people he did bless In the wafteful wilderness. For his &c. 50 55 бо In In bloody battel he brought down For his &c. He foil'd bold Seon and his host, For his &c. And large-limb'd Og he did fubdue, For his &c. And to his fervant Ifrael He gave their land therein to dwell. For his &c. He hath with a piteous eye Beheld us in our misery. For his &c. 65 70 75 80 And freed us from the slavery Of the invading enemy. For his &c. All living creatures he doth feed, And with full hand supplies their need. For his &c. Let us therefore warble forth His mighty majesty and worth. For his &c. That his manfion hath on high 85 90 95 |