Psalm 84

^{1 !} Dauid driuen frorth of his countrey,

^{1 a} Dauid complaineth that he can not haue accesse to the Church of God to make profession of his faith ??? to profit in religion.

^{2 !} Desireth moste ardently to come againe to the Tabernacle of the Lord & the assemblie of the Saints to praise God.

^{2 b} For none but the priests colde enter in to the Sanctuarie, & the rest of the people into the courtes.

^{3 c} So that the poore birdes haue more libertie then I.

^{4 !} Pronouncing them blessed that maie so do.

^{5 d} Who trusteth nothing in him self, but in thee onely, & learneth of thee to rule his life.

^{6 !} Then he praiseth the courage of the people that passe through the wildernes to assemble them selues in Zion.

^{6 e} That is, of mulberietrees which was a baren place: so that they which passed through must dig pits for water: signifying no lets can hinder them that are fully bent to come to Christs

^{7 f} Thei are neuer wearie, but increase in strength & courage til thei come to Gods House.

^{9 g} That is, for Chrsts sake, whose figure I represent.

^{10 !} Finally with praise of this matter & confidence of Gods goodnes he endeth the Psalme.

^{10 h} He wolde wish to liue but one daie rather in Gods Church, then a thousand among the worldelings.

^{11 i} But wil from time to time increase his blessings towards his more and more.