Religion

Psalm 133

by William Barton 1598?–1678

From The Book of Psalms in Metre (1644)

Religion

BEhold how good and full of bliss,
And what a pleasant thing it is:
When Brethren do most lovingly
Together dwell in unitie.
It's like the precious ointment shed
Upon the top of Aarons head,
Wch drencht his beard, & from his crown
Even to his garment skirts ran down:
Like pearlie dew on Hermon hills,
Or which on Sion Mount distills:
Where GOD powrs down his blessings store,
Blessings of life for evermore.

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A metrical version of Psalm 133.

MLA

Barton, William. “Psalm 133.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/barton_w/132/.

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Barton, William. “Psalm 133.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/barton_w/132/.

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