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Psalms 138
- 1 The `title of the hundrid and eiyte and thrittithe salm. `To victorie, the salm of Dauith. Lord, thou hast preued me, and hast knowe me;
- 2 thou hast knowe my sitting, and my rising ayen.
- 3 Thou hast vndirstonde my thouytis fro fer; thou hast enquerid my path and my corde.
- 4 And thou hast bifor seien alle my weies; for no word is in my tunge.
- 5 Lo! Lord, thou hast knowe alle thingis, the laste thingis and elde; thou hast formed me, and hast set thin hond on me.
- 6 Thi kunnyng is maad wondirful of me; it is coumfortid, and Y schal not mowe to it.
- 7 Whidir schal Y go fro thi spirit; and whider schal Y fle fro thi face?
- 8 If Y schal stie in to heuene, thou art there; if Y schal go doun to helle, thou art present.
- 9 If Y schal take my fetheris ful eerli; and schal dwelle in the last partis of the see.
- 10 And sotheli thider thin hond schal leede me forth; and thi riyt hond schal holde me.
- 11 And Y seide, In hap derknessis schulen defoule me; and the nyyt is my liytnyng in my delicis.
- 12 For whi derknessis schulen not be maad derk fro thee, aud the niyt schal be liytned as the dai; as the derknessis therof, so and the liyt therof.
- 13 For thou haddist in possessioun my reines; thou tokist me vp fro the wombe of my modir.
- 14 I schal knouleche to thee, for thou art magnefied dreedfuli; thi werkis ben wondirful, and my soule schal knouleche ful miche.
- 15 Mi boon, which thou madist in priuete, is not hyd fro thee; and my substaunce in the lower partis of erthe.
- 16 Thin iyen sien myn vnperfit thing, and alle men schulen be writun in thi book; daies schulen be formed, and no man is in tho.
- 17 Forsothe, God, thi frendis ben maad onourable ful myche to me; the princeheed of hem is coumfortid ful myche.
- 18 I schal noumbre hem, and thei schulen be multiplied aboue grauel; Y roos vp, and yit Y am with thee.
- 19 For thou, God, schalt slee synneris; ye menquelleris, bowe awei fro me.
- 20 For ye seien in thouyt; Take thei her citees in vanite.
- 21 Lord, whether Y hatide not hem that hatiden thee; and Y failide on thin enemyes?
- 22 Bi perfite haterede Y hatide hem; thei weren maad enemyes to me.
- 23 God, preue thou me, and knowe thou myn herte; axe thou me, and knowe thou my pathis.
- 24 And se thou, if weie of wickidnesse is in me; and lede thou me forth in euerlastinge wei.
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