To thee, O God, I lift my soul
John Barnard • English
Primary Scripture: Psalm 25
Verse 1
To Thee, O God, I lift my soul; In Thee my trust repose; O let me not be put to shame, Nor triumph let my foes.
Verse 2
Yea, Lord, let none that wait on thee, Be with disgrace oppressed; But pour contempt upon them all, Who causeless have transgressed.
Verse 3
Lord, show thy ways, teach me thy paths; Into thy truth lead me; For thou art my salvation's God; All day I wait on thee.
Verse 4
Remember, Lord, thy tender grace, Thy kindness manifold; And let thy mercies freely flow; They've ever been of old.
Verse 5
Remember not my youthful faults, From riper crimes me free; In mercy, for thy goodness sake, O Lord, remember me.
Verse 6
The Lord is merciful, and just, Instructs the souls that stray: He'll guide the meek in righteous paths, The humble teach his way.
Verse 7
The dealings of the Lord are all Exceeding kind, and true; To such as keep his covenant, And his commandments do.
Verse 8
Forgive my sin, for it is great, O Lord, for thy name's sake. The man that fears the Lord, he'll teach The way that he should take.
Verse 9
His soul serene shall dwell at ease; His seed the earth possess. His secrets God his saints will teach; And show his covenant grace.
Verse 10
Mine eyes are ever to the Lord; My feet from snares he'll free. Turn to me, for I'm sore distressed; Have mercy, Lord, on me.
Verse 11
The troubles of my heart are great; From all my soul retrieve. View mine affliction, and my pain; And all my sins forgive.
Verse 12
Observe my foes; they many are, And cruelly me hate. O save my soul, free me from shame; On thee I hopeful wait.
Verse 13
Sincere, and upright, keep my soul; I wait thy grace to see. Redeem thine Israel, mighty God, From all his troubles free.
Scripture References
Reference 1
- psalms 25