Psalm 63

^{1 b} Thogh he was bothe hungrie & in great thistres, yet he made God his sufficiencie & aboue all meate & drinke.

^{1 a} To wit, of Ziph, {1 Sam. 23, 14}

^{1 !} Dauid, after he had bene in great danger by Saul in the desert of Ziph, made this psalme.

^{2 c} In this miserie I exercise my self in the contemplation of thy powers & glorie, as if I were thy Sanctuarie.

^{3 !} Wherein he giueth thankes to God for his wonderful deliuerance in whose mercies he trusted euen in the middes of his miseries.

^{5 d} The remembrance of thy fauour is more swete vnto me then all the pleasures and denties of the worlde.

^{8 e} He assureth him slefe by the Spirit of God to haue the gift of constancie.

^{9 !} Prophecying the destruction of Gods enemies.

^{10 f} He prophecieth of the destruction of Saul, & them that take his parte, whose bodies shal not be buried, but he deuoured with wilde beastes.

^{11 g} All that sweare by God aright, or professe him, shal rejoyce in this worthie King.

^{11 !} And contraiwise happines to all them that trust in the Lord.