Preached upon the Penitentiall Psalmes

              preached upon the Penitenti penitentiall penitentially all psaltes psalmes Ps almes PSAL psal3212 32 1 2 BLESSED IS HE WHOSE trans- gression IS FORGIVEN WHOSE SINNE IS COVERED BLESSED IS THE MAN UNTO WHOM THE LORD IMPUTETH NOT iniquitieand IN WHOSE SPIRIT THERE IS NO GUILE HIS THAT I1 have read to you can scarce be called all the text THIS TI1proposedforthetextthefirstandsecondversesandthere belongs more to the first then I1 have delivered in it for in all those translators and expositors expository Exposi tors who apply themselves exactly to the originall originale Originall to the hebrew the title of the psalme psalmo is part of the first verse of the psalme psalmo S augustine gives somewhat a strange reason why the booke of enoch cited by S lude in his epistle and some other such ancient books as that were never received into the body of canonicall canonicals Canonicall scriptures vf vt in authoritate apud nos non assent essent nimia fecat fecit eorum borum antiquitas the church suspected them because they were too ancient sayes S augustine but that reason alone is so far from being enough to exclude any thing from being part of the scriptures as that we make it justly an argument for the receiving the tides of the psalmes psaltes into the body of canonicall canonicals Canonicall scriptures that they are as ancient as the psalmes psaltes themselves so then the title of this psalme psalmo enters into our text as a part of the first verse and the title is davidis erudiens Erudiens where we need not insert as our transl- ators in all languages and editions have conceived a necessity to do any word for the cleering cheering cleering of the text more then is in the text it