Psalms 122 - Metrical Psalms in Braid Scots 1928 (T.T. Alexander)psalm CXXII 1 Fu’ fain was I, when folk did cry, “To God’s Hoose let us gang”; 2 Jerusalem, thy yetts athin Oor feet sal stand or lang. 3 Jerus’lem a’ is biggit braw, A toon set by its lane; 4 To thee there maun come ilka clan, That’s o’ Jehovah’s ain; The trystin’‐place o’ Israel’s race, To God’s name laud to gie; 5 Set there in sicht the thrones o’ richt, E’en thrones o’ Dauvid, be. 6 Pray that Jerusalem may be Fu’ lown, and aye be seil; For nocht sal fa’ but gude on a’. That wiss Jerus’lem weel. Sae wad I wiss athin thy wa’s That lown may siccar be; 7 And e’en that a’ thy biggin’s braw Hae aye prosperitie. 8 For sake o’ freends and brithers there, “Lown loe thee,” I maun pray; 9 And for that there’s God’s Hoose o’ Prayer I’ll seek thy gude alway. |
Metrical Psalms in Braid Scots, translated by Rev. T. T. Alexander published in 1928. This text is maintained by MissionAssist.
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