64:1 Oh
that
thou
wouldest
rent
the
heauens,
that
thou
wouldest
come
down,
that
the
mountaines
might
flowe
downe
at
thy
presence,
64:2 As
when
the
melting
fire
burneth,
the
fire
causeth
the
waters
to
boyle:
to
make
thy
Name
knowen
to
thine
aduersaries,
that
the
nations
may
tremble
at
thy
presence.
64:3 When
thou
diddest
terrible
things
which
wee
looked
not
for,
thou
camest
downe,
the
mountaines
flowed
downe
at
thy
presence.
64:4 For
since
the
beginning
of
the
world
men
haue
not
heard,
nor
perceiued
by
the
eare,
neither
hath
the
eye
seene,
O
God,
besides
thee,
what
hee
hath
prepared
for
him
that
waiteth
for
him.
64:5 Thou
meetest
him
that
reioyceth,
and
worketh
righteousnesse,
those
that
remember
thee
in
thy
wayes:
behold,
thou
art
wroth,
for
we
haue
sinned:
in
those
is
continuance,
and
we
shall
be
saued.
64:6 But
we
are
al
as
an
vncleane
thing,
and
all
our
righteousnesses
are
as
filthy
ragges,
and
we
all
doe
fade
as
a
leafe,
and
our
iniquities
like
the
wind
haue
taken
vs
away.
64:7 And
there
is
none
that
calleth
vpon
thy
name,
that
stirreth
vp
himselfe
to
take
hold
of
thee:
for
thou
hast
hid
thy
face
from
vs,
and
hast
consumed
vs
because
of
our
iniquities.
64:8 But
now,
O
Lord,
thou
art
our
father:
we
are
the
clay,
and
thou
our
potter,
and
we
all
are
the
worke
of
thine
hand.
64:9 Be
not
wroth
very
sore,
O
Lord,
neither
remember
iniquitie
for
euer:
behold,
see
we
beseech
thee,
we
are
all
thy
people.
64:10 Thy
holy
cities
are
a
wildernesse,
Zion
is
a
wildernesse,
Ierusalem
a
desolation.
64:11 Our
holy
and
our
beautifull
house,
where
our
fathers
praised
thee,
is
burnt
vp
with
fire,
and
all
our
pleasant
things
are
layed
waste:
64:12 Wilt
thou
refraine
thy
selfe
for
these
things,
O
Lord
wilt
thou
hold
thy
peace,
and
afflict
vs
very
sore