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Psalm 107 praises God for his goodness and mercy. It describes how God rescues those who cry out to him in their distress, whether they are wandering in the wilderness without a home, suffering from hunger and thirst, trapped in darkness and misery, or endangered at sea during a storm. Each time, God delivers them from their troubles when they call upon his name. The psalmist calls for all people to give thanks to God and declare his wonderful works.

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107 vv1-32

Psalm 107 praises God for his goodness and mercy. It describes how God rescues those who cry out to him in their distress, whether they are wandering in the wilderness without a home, suffering from hunger and thirst, trapped in darkness and misery, or endangered at sea during a storm. Each time, God delivers them from their troubles when they call upon his name. The psalmist calls for all people to give thanks to God and declare his wonderful works.

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PSALM 107

Full f 1. O give thanks unto the Lord for / he is / gracious:


and his / mercy . en- / dureth . for / ever.

Full 2. Let them give thanks whom the / Lord . hath re- / deemed:
and de- / livered . from the / hand of . the / enemy; [Full 2nd Part]

Full 3. And gathered them out of the lands * from the east and / from the / west:
2nd Part from the / north and / from the / south.

(Dec.) mp 4. They went astray in the wilderness / out of . the / way:


and / found no / city . to / dwell in;

> 5. Hun- / gry and / thirsty:


their / soul -- / faint-ed / in them.

(Dec.) p 6. So they cried unto the / Lord in . their / trouble:


and he de- / livered them . from / their dis- / tress.

7. He led them forth by the / right -- / way:


that they might go to the / ci-ty / where they / dwelt. [Full - Double chant]
Full f 8. O that men would therefore praise the / Lord . for his / goodness:
and declare the wonders that he / doeth . for the / children . of / men!

Full 9. For he satisfieth the / emp-ty / soul:


and filleth the / hun-gry / soul with / goodness.

(Dec.) mp 10. Such as sit in darkness and in the / shadow . of / death:


being fast / bound in / misery . and / iron;

11. Because they rebelled against the / words . of the / Lord:


and lightly regarded the / counsel . of the / most -- / Highest;

(Dec.) 12. He also brought down their / heart through / heaviness:


they fell down and / there was / none to / help them.

(Can.) p 13. So when they cried unto the / Lord . in their / trouble:
he delivered them / out of / their dis- / tress.

cresc. 14. For he brought them out of darkness * and out of the / shadow . of / death:
and / brake their / bonds in / sunder. [Full - Double chant]
Full f 15. O that men would therefore praise the / Lord . for his / goodness:
and declare the wonders that he / doeth . for the / children . of / men!

Full 16. For he hath broken the / gates of / brass:


and smitten the / bars of / iron . in / sunder.

(Dec.) mp 17. Foolish men are plagued for / their of- / fence:
and be- / cause of / their -- / wickedness.

18. Their soul abhorred all / manner . of / meat:


and they were even / hard at / death’s -- / door.

(Dec.) p 19. So when they cried unto the / Lord . in their / trouble:
he delivered them / out of / their dis- / tress.

20. He sent his / word and / healed them:


and they were / saved from / their de- / struction.
[Change chant - Full]
Full f 21. O that men would therefore praise the / Lord . for his / goodness:
and declare the wonders that he / doeth . for the / children . of / men!

Full 22. That they would offer unto him the / sacrifice . of / thanksgiving:
and tell / out his / works with / gladness! [(Dec.)]

(Dec.) mf 23. They that go down to the / sea in / ships:


and occupy their / business . in / great -- / waters;

24. These men see the / works . of the / Lord:


and his / won-ders / in the / deep.

< 25. For at his word the stormy / wind a- / riseth:


which lifteth / up the / waves there- / of.

26. They are carried up to the heav’n * and down a- / gain . to the / deep:
> their soul melteth a- / way be- / cause of . the / trouble.

(Dec.) 27. They reel to and fro * and stagger like a / drun-ken / man:
and are / at their / wits’ -- / end.

(Can.) p 28. So when they cry unto the / Lord . in their / trouble:
he delivereth them / out of / their dis- / tress.

29. For he maketh the / storm to / cease:


so that the / waves there- / of are / still.
Full 30. Then are they glad because they / are at / rest:
dim. and so he bringeth them unto the / hav-en / where they . would / be. [Full
]
Full f 31. O that men would therefore praise the / Lord . for his / goodness:
and declare the wonders that he / doeth . for the / children . of / men!
[Full 2nd Part]

Full 32. That they would exalt him also in the congre- / gation . of the / people:
2nd Part and / praise him . in the / seat of . the / elders!

f Glory / be . to the / Father:


and to the / Son and . to the / Ho-ly / Ghost.

As it was in the beginning is now and / ev-er / shall be:


world without / end A / -- -- / men.

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