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| 1 The Lord is only my support, and he that doth me feed; How can I then lack any thing, whereof I stand in need? 2 In pastures green he feedeth me, where I do safely lie, And after leads me to the streams which run most pleasantly. 3 And when I find myself near lost, then doth he me home take, Conducting me in his right paths, ev'n for his own name's sake. 4 And tho' I were ev'n at death's door, yet would I fear no ill; For both thy rod and shepherd's crook afford me comfort still. 5 Thou hast my table richly spread in presence of my foe, Thou hast my head with balm refresh'd, my cup doth overflow; 6 And finally, whilst breath doth last, thy grace shall me defend; And in the house of God will I my life for ever spend. | The Whole Booke of Psalmes: collected into English meeter #11a (1640) The Whole Book of Psalms #XXIIIa (1790) |
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