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• daunted ever by the hue and cry of godless enemies, whose malicious spite would compass my ruin. (Psalms 54, 4)

• Have mercy on me, O God, have mercy on me; here is a soul that puts its trust in thee, I will take refuge under the shelter of thy wings, till the storms pass by. (Psalms 56, 2)

• Smite them down, my God, before they compass the overthrow of my people; let that power of thine overawe and crush them, my protector, my Master! (Psalms 58, 12)

• Man is a breath that passes; in Adam’s sons there is no trust; high in the scales they rise, weighed all together and lighter than a breath. (Psalms 61, 10)

• Thy bounty it is that crowns the year; where thy feet have passed, the stream of plenty flows; (Psalms 64, 12)

• flows through the desert pastures, till all the hill-sides are gaily clad, (Psalms 64, 13)

• Pasture-land of thy own flock; and shouldst thou not make bounteous provision here, O God, for thy pensioners? (Psalms 67, 11)

• in their need and helplessness, they shall have his compassion. Their lives he will take into his keeping, (Psalms 71, 13)

• Not for these to share man’s common lot of trouble; the plagues which afflict human kind still pass them by. (Psalms 72, 5)

• Can God, they ask, be aware of this? Does the most High know of all that passes? (Psalms 72, 11)

• (A maskil. Of Asaph.) O God, hast thou altogether abandoned us? Sheep of thy own pasturing, must we feel the fires of thy vengeance? (Psalms 73, 1)

• I reflect upon days long past, the immemorial years possess my mind; (Psalms 76, 6)