6 For who in heaven with the Lordmay once himself compare?Who is like God among the sonsof those that mighty are?
7 Great fear in meeting of the saintsis due unto the Lord;And he of all about him shouldwith rev'rence be ador'd.
8 O thou that art the Lord of hosts,what Lord in mightinessIs like to thee? who compass'd roundart with thy faithfulness.
9 Ev'n in the raging of the seathou over it dost reign;And when the waves thereof do swell,thou stillest them again.
10 Rahab in pieces thou didst break,like one that slaughter'd is;And with thy mighty arm thou hastdispers'd thine enemies.
11 The heav'ns are thine, thou for thine ownthe earth dost also take;The world, and fulness of the same,thy pow'r did found and make.
12 The north and south from thee alonetheir first beginning had;Both Tabor mount and Hermon hillshall in thy name be glad.