1 Ic andette ecum Drihtne, georne ðam gleawan, forðan ic hine gōdne wat; for þon he his mildheortnysse mannum cyðde, on ðysse worulde wis gestandeð.
Þin mildheortnes, mihtig Drihten, þurh ealra worulda woruld wislic standeð, deorust and gedefust ofer ealle þa þe ondrædað him.
Andetað Drihtne and his ecne naman cegað cymlice, and cwyce secgeað his wundorweorc ofer ealle werðeode.
Þær hi heoldan halige domas and his soðfæst word swylce georne, and his æbebod awa to feore.
Ic andette ecne Drihten, þæne goodan god, forðan ic hine gleawne wat; is his mildheortnes mycel to worulde.
Ic andette ecum Dryhtne þam gōdan Gode; ic hine gleawne wat; ys his mildheortnys mycel to worulde.
Gōd þu eart, Drihten, and me gōd swylce on þinum tile gelær, þæt ic teala cunne þin soðfæst weorc symble healdan.
Lofiað ge Drihten, for þon he lungre is fæstræd and fremsum fira æghwam; weorðiað his naman, for þon he wyrðe is.
Ic andette ecum Drihtne, for ðon he gōd is, and ic ful gearwe wat, þæt he to worulde byð wis and mildheort.