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 Shall feel your sms forgiven ; 
 Anticipate your heaven below, 
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 JlgV'd from flin ; .In Jesuii rest ; 
 ^^«iW the ^odne8a*of your Qod. 
 Ej{^^ lu^lesh an|ddrwk his blood. 
 
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 ^And liwe for him, Who died for all. 
 
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 llie viltst and worst viay come unto^' 
 Way dnnk of my Spirit, Excepted i* non. 
 lay claim to my merit, And take for Us ow 
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 «i n Jesus believeg, His god and his lord ' 
 l^ him a pure rif er of fife sh^ll arise ; ' 
 ^nall, m the believer, Spring up to the ski^ 
 4 My God and my Lord; Thy call lobey • 
 Mv oul on thy word Of promise J stay , " 
 JThy kimi invitation I gladly embrace, ^ 
 Athirst for Salvation. S^vation by g«ce. 
 
 5 O hasten the hour, send down from aboJ 
 nrl f'/*^ o^P^wer, Ofhealth and of love 
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 pot Wisdom and prayer, o^oy and of praise J 
 . 6 i;he ^^.irit of faith, Of faith in thy blood, 
 VVhich^Biveg us from wrath, and brimrs us 
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 Ktmoves the huge mountain of indwelliifc, 
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 ^^ Buy vine, and milk and gospel-grace. 
 ^'^Cometofhe h'ving waters, come ! 
 bmn irs, obey your MakerN call) 
 H ^leturn, ye weary wander.3r8, home. 
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 om the R^k a f<>»untaln rbe / 
 l^or you in healing streams it ro)ls ; 
 ney ye need not bring, nor priu<;, / 
 
 e iahouring, burthen' d, sin-sick souls^ 
 
 ithing ye id exch(inge shall give, 
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 fnkiy the gift of God receive, 
 ^ardon and peace in Jesus tii*d. 
 
 i^hy seek ye that which is not biead* 
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 learken to me with earnest care, 
 Ind freety eat substantial food ; 
 J iWeetuess of my mercy diarp^ 
 md taste that I alone Jim good. 
 
 Ibid you all my goodness prove : 
 Ty promites for all are free: 
 le, ta'ste.the manna of my love, 
 lud let your souls delight in ine. 
 
 lour willing ear and heart inclinq, 
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 a The mercy I teel, to others I shew, 
 
 1 set to my seal that Jesus is tiue : _ 
 
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 , O come to my Saviour; his grace is tor a 
 
 8 To sf^ e what was lost, from heaven hetai 
 
 ^ Gome, ainners, and tru;t in J^sas a namd 
 
 He offers you pardon, He bids you be trH 
 
 •* If sin be your burden, O come unta nic 
 
 4 O let me commend My Saviour to you; 
 The Publican's Friend, And Advocate tooj 
 For £>mi heis pleading His merits and dej- 
 With God interceding For amtiers b^n^att 
 
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 Fall down at his feet, And gladly belwve: 
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 Qax title to htaven Ris merits wo take. 
 
 
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 lisNERS, turn, why wilt ye die? 
 
 \ God, your Maker, asks you Why 
 
 God, wh^ did your being give, 
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 He the fatal oaiwe demands, ^ ^ __ 
 Asks the works of his owir handa^ 
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 % Sinners, turn, why will ye diet ^ 
 — God, your Siiviour , a sks you why X 
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 lod. the Spitif, asks you why? 
 
 \e who alllyour live, hath rtrpve, 
 Wdyott to embrace hU love;, 
 
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 rhyf you Ipng-spught Sinners, why 
 
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 Greedy of eternal paint 
 I O ye dying sinners, why. 
 
 Why will ye for ever die T ^ 
 
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 ^TCTHAT could your Redeemer do, 
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 Could he more than shed his hloodf f 
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 nf^lijrwill ye resolve f die i _. 
 
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 M»%led with his blood they cry. 
 -"Why will ye resolve to die? 
 
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 « glNNERS, obey the gospel-Urd; 
 
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 P Readv the Father is to own. 
 And kiss his late returning son : 
 
 Keady your loving Saviour stands, 
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 HVMN 11. 
 
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 1 £^ 0>TE, y& that love tJ jr Lord, 
 Vy And let your joy ^ b« known .• 
 
 ^oin in a song with uwettt accord, 
 
 While you nurround hin throne : 
 
 Let those refuse to sing, 
 
 Who never knew our God : 
 But servants of the Heavenly King 
 
 May speak their joys abfoad^ 
 
 2 The God that rujes on high, 
 That til the earth surveys, 
 
 That rides'upon the stormy sky, 
 
 And calms the roaring seas ; 
 
 This awful God is ours. 
 
 Our Father and our t<oTe ; 
 He will gend down his heavenly poweri^ 
 
 To carry us above* \ . 
 
 3 There we shall see his fa<;e, 
 And never, never sin ! 
 
 There from the rivers of hi^ ^r&ce, 
 
 Drink endless pleasures in : 
 
 Yea, and before we rise, 
 
 To thqit immortal state, 
 Th e thoughts of luch amazing blig» .•', 
 
 Should constant joys createt'i J f^>;;' 
 
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 N Rests within hi» Sheplierdtt urmA 
 M ho his quiet shall rTiolost 1 
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 JoRiWdolh hi« spirit hear, ,^» 
 Je.^UB tbketi his every care ; 
 He who found' the wandering t^ieep^ 
 JeBUs still delightH to keep. 
 
 <> that I might so believe, ) 
 
 Stendfantly to Jesus cleave ; 
 
 On hi« only love rely, 
 
 Smile at the de><tro-***- '^"^ * 
 
 Free%om sin and* 
 
 Have my Jesus ev^ 
 
 All hii care rejoice to prove j 
 
 All his paradise of love ! ;; . 
 
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 )pn% me back, and lead, and keep ^ 
 Take on "thee my every care i 
 Bear me on thy bosom hear : 
 liet roe know my Shepherd|» voie^ 
 More and more in thee rejoice ; 
 More and more of thee rec9ivd^> 
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 3 Thee, in *> ^Sy Throne ! 
 
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 A pure, belie vine multitude ,• ^ 
 
 They all were ofone heart and soul, * 
 And only love inflpir'd the whole. 
 
 4 O what an age of golden days ! 
 O what a choice, peculiar race ! 
 Wash'd in the Lamb's all-^^leansin? bloo^ 
 Anointed Kings and Priests to Go|l 
 
 9 Where shall I wander now to find 
 The successors they left behind ? 
 The faithful, whom I seek in vain. 
 Are 'minished from the sons of men., 
 
 € Ye different sects, who all declare, - 
 ** Lo here is Christ, or Christ is thereP 
 Your stronger proofs divinely ^ve. 
 And shew me where the Christians li v6. 
 
 7 Your claim, alas! ye cannot prove; < 
 
 Ye want the genuine mark of iove. ,^ 
 
 \ Tfidu, onty. Lord , *hine own cans't shotf^ \ J 
 For sure thou hast a church below. 
 
 S The gates of hell cannot prevail; 
 The church on earth can never fail; 
 O , join me to thy secret ones * 
 O, gather, all ttiy living stones ! 
 
 9 Scattered o*er all the earth they lie, 
 Till thou collect them with thine eyet 
 Draw by the music of thy Nameu 
 And charm into a beauteoui^|m^6. 
 
 10 For this the pleading Spiritgroans^ 
 Aiid cries in all ihy baiii8h'do|)es: 
 Greatest of gifts, thy love imparts 
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 , -»i?stT«l from whom all blessings flow* 
 ^ J^oSftSXofthy Ghurchbelow, 
 
 « aow thy Spirit moves thy breasi^ 
 
 * Th^ few that truly caU thee Lpp 
 
 And thee tneir utmost savioui «««» 
 . U^e^aiid perfect them. noDO. 
 
 • O Vet them idl thy mind express, 
 
 Thv power unto salvation show,. 
 Anl perfect holiness below. 
 
 A I, tuem let all mankind l^hold. 
 How Christians liv'd in days of old .-^ 
 
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 [7 might my lot be cast with these; ^ 
 TheleastofJesu's witnesses! ^\ 
 O that ray Ijord would count me meet, 
 *^o wash his dear, disciples feet ! 
 
 lis only tWi^ do I require, / 
 Thou knows't *tis all my hearths deisire^ 
 Freely what I receive to give, ♦ 
 
 The servant of t&y Church to live. 
 
 [d After my lowly Lord to go, 
 ' And waitupJm thy saints below; 
 Enjoy the grace to angels given. 
 And serve Sie royal heirs of heaveiilr 
 
 10 Lord, if L now thy drawings feel, 
 And ask according to thy will; 
 Confirm the prayer, the seal impart. 
 And speak the answer to my heart 
 
 111 Tell me, or thou shalt never go, ^ 
 «* Thy prayer is heard; it shall be so:** 
 The word hath passM thy lips, 4nd I 
 Shall with thy people live, and die. 
 
 
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 MAKER, Saviour of mankind,^ 
 Who hafJt on me bestow 'd , 
 An immortal soul designed, 
 
 Tobethe house of God: / 
 
 Come, and now reside ia me, 
 jver, never to remove : 
 Make me just, and good like theef 
 And full of power, and love. 
 
 Bid me in thy image rise^ _, 
 
 A saint, a creature new;- 
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 That I jrtiould in thee be blest; 
 Should, within the arms divine, 
 
 For ever, ever rest. 
 
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 3 Let thy will on me be done / 
 Fulni my heart's desire^ 
 Thee to knpn^, and love alone/ 
 And ri^ in raptures higher. 
 Thee, descending on a cloud. 
 Till with ravisb'd eyes I see: 
 Thenl shall be fiU'd with God 
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 1 "13 EJOICE evermore, With angels above,! 
 M\ In Jesus *8 power, In Jesu8*s love ; / 
 
 With glad exultation^ Your triumph proclainfii. 
 Ascribing salvation to God and the Lamb. T 
 
 2 Thou, Lord, our belief in trouble hast been ^- 
 Hast sav'd us from grief. Hast sav'd us firom suij 
 The power of thy Spirit Hath set our hearts 
 
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 And now we inherit All fidness in ihee. 
 8 All fulness'of peace. All fulness of joy. 
 And spirituaa bliss. That never shall cloy f 
 ' To us it is given. In Jesus to know 
 , A kingdom ofheaven, A heaven below. ' 
 4 No longer nire join. While sinners invite, 
 • Nor envy the swine Their brutfoh delight / 
 Their joy is all sadness. Their rofaill is all vail 
 ^ Their laughter is madness, Their pleasure i»j 
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 ^"^ Thepleasures to tastefo>irhichtbiqrif«re] 
 
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 ▼ W * rom the central point of bliw 
 Ti^n to Jesua cruciM, ,^* 
 
 _ FJy to those clear wounds of his • ran>^ 
 Sffnk into the purple flood : C intoXlK* 
 
 8 FiMidChristthewuyofpekce. ^ 
 
 P^5^e unspeakable, unknoJrn : 
 ®y W P'n »>« gives you east, 
 
 3 O beliWe the record true, - • 
 ^^Uodlto you his son hath given' 
 YeW now be happy too ; « 
 
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 live the hiUf heaven above, AH tSe life rf 
 I 1 glonous love. 
 
 4 Thigthd universal bliss, 
 Bhss for every goul desi^'d / 
 
 God songi^l promise this, V 
 
 Blest in cirfJfv ^'^ ^ *" ""^^J^'n*! / fnitv^ ' 
 BIpst m Christ this moment be ! Blest ti atf et«^ 
 
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 W ^""i'^® *^"^^ t^at stray, 
 VTi ,*^^»»^he pathofpbace; 
 (That uiifrequented way, 
 ItY , ''^ ^^ *nd happinei :) 
 
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 * And nothin|: f^^f^ ^^^ ^^®» 
 
 Or glorious in our death / ^ 
 J^a born to suffer and to grieve^ 
 Beneath your feet we lie ; 
 
 And utterly c6ntemn'd we live 
 And unlamented die. 
 
 JB So wretche4 wid obscure. 
 
 The men whom ye despise^ > . 
 So foolinh, weak, and poo& :-- 
 AbovcTyour scorn we rise ; 
 Our Conscience in the Holy Ghosts 
 
 Can witness better things : ^^ 
 For he, whose blood is all our boast^ 
 Hath made us Priests and King^ 
 
 4 Riches unsearchiable, 
 
 In Jesu's love we know, 
 And pleasures from ^e well 
 ? Of life, our souls overflow : v 
 Yrom bim th6 spirit we receive, 
 
 I Of wisdom, grace, a^id power % ''■[ 
 ^d always sorrowful we live. 
 Rejoicing evermcM-e. 
 
 i Angels our servants are. 
 And keep in all our vO^ays, 
 And in their hands they bear, 
 ' 'Hie sacred sons qf grace: 
 Our Guardians to that heavenly blial^ 
 
 They all our steps attend, 
 Alid God himself our Father is. 
 And Jesus is our Friend. 
 
 '$ With him we walk in white^ 
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 Our ri^iitcoasness divine: . 
 
 all the grov*ling kings of ei^xth. 
 
 With pity we look down, 
 ^d claim, iti virtue of oui^ birth, 
 
 A never-fading crown.** 
 
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 1 ¥>EHOLD thfflaviour 
 
 JD Nail'd to the shamefi 
 
 How va.st t^e love tljat hil 
 
 To bleed and die for thee ! 
 
 2 Hark, how he groans! whil^ nature shakev' 
 
 And earth's strong pillars l)end! 
 The terap^t*s veil in hunder breaks, ^ 
 The sohd naarhles rend. 
 
 8 'Tisdone! the precious ransom's paidj 
 '* Receive my sou!,'* he cries ! 
 See w!iere he bo^ya ■^i^ ^jacred head ! 
 He b 1 ws his head and dies ! 
 
 4 But soofi he'll break death's envious chaio^ 
 
 Aridiii ^iill glory vhine: 
 * Lamb of God ! wys ever pain, * 
 
 Was ever love like thine! 
 
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 1 TCT XTENOED on a cursed tree, 
 XlJlB«nnft ir'd with dMst,aad sweat,ancl Uoo^ 
 
 . See:the^, thn Wn 'x of Glory see ! 
 Sinks, and expires the Son of God! 
 
 2 WIjo, trho, my Saviour, this hath done^ 
 
 Who could thy sacred body wound I 
 
 Vo guilt thy spotless heart hath knowo^ 
 
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 *Tis I thy sacred flesh have torn, 
 My «in« have caiw'd thee, Lord, to hlced^- 
 Pointed the nail, and fix *d the thorn. 
 
 H For meth^bui'dcij^sitstain 
 
 Too grea^, on dice, my Loi-d, was laid; 
 To heal me^ou hant borne my pain ; / 
 To bless j&> thou a^tMjffse was made. 
 
 # In the de4fl|b lion's teeth^ ^ 
 Tom aAl^^k of all, I lay ; ' 
 Thou sprangWito the jaws of death , 
 From death to save the helpless prey. 
 
 ^ My Saviour, how shall I proclaim. 
 How pay jthe mighty debt I owe r 
 X.et all I have, and all I am. 
 Ceaseless to «il thy glory show. 
 
 ? Too much to thee I cannot give ; 
 
 Tco much I cannot do for thee : 
 Let all thy love and all thy grief, 
 Qrav'n on n^y heart for ever be ! 0^1 
 
 I The meek, the^stiU, the lowly mind. , 
 
 O may I learn from thee my God: 
 And love, with softest pity joinM 
 For those that trample on thy blood ! 
 9 Still let thy tears, thy groans, ^y sighs, 
 
 O'erftow my eyes, and beare ottwreastj; 
 ^^ Till locse from dedi and .earth I riE. 
 ■ ' 'And ever in'thy bosom rest ^^ > 
 
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 |. Ij^ E that pass % behjoW the Man I 
 ^ Jl The mail of griefs, condemn'd &r youl - 
 ^(J:e Lamb of God, fot* ^inneni flaia^ 
 
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 While to the hloody pilUr hound ! ^ 
 he plouffhers make long ftirrows thtt^ 
 Till ailiw body if one wou«h1* * 
 
 ^Nof can he thug their hate awittge ; 
 
 Hiffinnocence to death pursuM, }^ 
 Mustfullv glut their utmost Tage ; 
 Hark t how they clamour m his blooatJ^ 
 4 His pacred limbs they stretch, they teart ^^ 
 With nails they fasten to tbe wood I 
 His sacred limbs,— expos'd itid hire, ' 
 Or only coverM wim bis blood. 
 
 5 See, there! his temples crown'd with thorf v 
 
 His Weeding hands extended wide! 
 
 "" His streaming feet, ttansfixt and tomt 
 The fountain gushing from his sldo ^ 
 
 6 WhereistheKingof Glory now! 
 
 The everlasting Son of God ! , 
 The* Immortal hana-s hi3 languid browt 
 The' Alinjghty faints beneath hi&loadili. » 
 
 7 Beneath mir load he feints, and dieiil^ ^ 
 
 I fill'd his soul with pangs unknown; 
 I caus'd ^lose mortal groans and criett* 
 Ik:!: d the Father's only Son! ^fv? 
 
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 1 /^THQU dear suffering Sim of <5odl 
 V * How doth Ihy heart to sinners move>j 
 Help nie to c«tch thy precious blood ^^ 
 Help me to taste thy dying lovel. 
 
 ^ Give me to feel thy asrories. 
 
 One drop of thv s^d cup afford : 
 Ifein v^ith thee vv-oulcl *^^mpathize, 
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 «8 The earth could to her centre quaVe, 
 ConvAlt'd, wlule her Creator died ; 
 let my inmost nature ihake, ' 
 
 And die with Jesus crucified I 
 
 4 At thy last jra^^ the fpraves dispiay'd 
 Their horrors to the uj)per skies ; 
 O th^t my soul mipfhth"M^1 the fhode. 
 And quicken'd by tUy!!|^ath arise! 
 
 B The rocks could feel thy' powerful death^ 
 And tremble, and aFunder part: 
 O rend with thine expiring breath. 
 The harder marble of nry heart \ 
 
 ^ ^^U^^^y ^^^^y voice shall rent, 
 _ Thou wilt, jFti^iist, the veil remove? 
 My inmost bowels shall resent 
 The yearnings of thy dying love. 
 
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 ^ ¥ ™^^^'r» t*»ou wounded Lamb of Godi, 
 Jl Tc wesH me in thy cleansing blood; 
 To dwell within thy wounds: thenpaio 
 Is sweet, and life or death is gain. 
 
 3 Take my poor heart, and let ithe 
 1^ For <^verclos'd to all but thee! 
 
 8ej ] thou my breast and let me we^ 
 Th^t pledge of love for ever thcre^ 
 
 $ How blest are they, who still abide, 
 C of^e shelter 'd in thy bleeding side ! 
 Who lifeand strengd* from thepce derive. 
 And by ttiee move, and in thee live! 
 
 "* iSj^l »re our works hut sin and death, 
 ■?:» thou thy quick'ianj;S|iirit breath* , 
 
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 T1m)u jpv*it the power thy fj^pace to mo vet 
 O woiid>>U!4^r»ce! i) IniundleM love I 
 
 low can it fie, thou heavenly King, 
 *».. 1 1) ou nhouldst UH to glory bring? 
 ^ake slavef the partners of thy Tiirone^ 
 Do ':M with a never-fading Crown? 
 Her ee our hearts melt, our eyes o'erfloWi 
 Our words are lost: uor will we know. 
 Nor will we think of aught beside, 
 •* My J^rd, my Love is cnicitied." 
 
 Ah, Lord! enlarge our scanty thou<^bt, 
 T# know the woaders thou hast wrought ! 
 Unloose our. t»tainmering tongues to tell, 
 Thy love^imfp'^nse, unsearchable ! 
 
 First-born of many brethren thou ! 
 To thee, lo ! all our souls we bow ; 
 To thee our hetirts and hands we give : 
 Thine may we die, thine may we live i 
 
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 OLOVF Divine! what hast thou done f 
 The* immortal God hath died for mei 
 The Father's co-eternal Son 
 
 Bore all my sins upon the tree : 
 Tl^e' immortal God for me hath died I 
 My Lord, my Love is crucify 'd. 
 
 Behold him, all ye that pass by. 
 The bleeding Prince of Life and Peacdl^ 
 
 Come, see, ye worms, your Maker die, 
 Aiid say, — was ever grief like his ! 
 
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 My Lord, my Love^ is crucify'd. 
 
 Is crucify 'd for me and you, 
 
 
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 Ye ail are batii^ht witti Jemi*!* Mood ! 
 Pardon for atl flown from his side ; 
 My Lord, my Ix>ve is crucify *d. 
 
 4 Then let us Hit beneath his erons. 
 
 And fifladly cat<!!h the healin^^ stream 
 All thin^ for him account but tossy ** 
 
 And give up all OUT hearii to him 
 Of nothinj^ think, or speak beside. 
 My Lord, my Love is orucify'd. 
 
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 I g^ OME, ye weary tinners come, 
 W All who groan to bear your loadt^ 
 ^Jeflu«» calls hJs wanderers home: 
 
 Hasten to your pardoning Ood, 
 Corae^ ye guilty stMrits oppress^d^ 
 
 Afliwer |o the Saviour's call, 
 •* Come, and I will give you rest, 
 " Come, and I will save 5'ou fjL^^ . 
 
 5 Jesus, full of troth and love, 
 
 We thy kindest word obey ; 
 Faithful let thy mercibs prove ; 
 
 Take our load of guilt away ^ 
 Fain we would on thee rely, 
 
 Cast on ttiee our sin and <:are^ 
 To thi^ arms of mercy fly, ^ ^ 
 
 . Find our lattin|r quiet ^ere. 
 
 f Mrthen'd with a world of grief, 
 Bwthci/d with our sinful load, 
 BuHheft^d with this unbelief; 
 
 Burthen'd with the wrath of Oo($ 
 1,0 I we c ome to thee for eas e > 
 
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 Wrile forgiveneM uu uur heart. 
 
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 HKRE shall my wonderingsoul hegiilj, 
 How nhUl I all to h4»f en aspire ? / 
 slave redeem *d from death and ii"» 
 a brand plock'd from, etcriial tire ; 
 How shall I equal triumphs raise. 
 Or sing my great dcUverer'g pruiiiel 
 
 how shall I thy goodness tell, 
 
 , Father, which thou to me hast 8hoW'<l% . 
 That I, » child of writh and hell, 
 
 I gl.ould be caird a child of Cod ! 
 .Should kfiow, should feel my sins forgiv'ij 
 Blest with this antepust of heaven / 
 
 And shall I slight my Father's love. 
 
 Or basely fear his gifts to own? 
 Unmindful of his favours prove ? / 
 
 Shall I, the hallow M cross to shui^ 
 Refuse his righteousnesf to' imparti 
 By hiding it within my Jieart ? 
 
 No: tho* the ancient dragon rage, 
 •And call forth ^\\ his host to war; 
 
 Tho* earth's self-righteous sons engage j 
 Them, and their god, alike I dare: V 
 
 Jesus the sinnei^s Friend, proclaim ; 
 
 JesuB, to sinners still the same. 
 
 Outcasts of men, to ^u I caHi^ *^ 
 
 / Harlots, and |fublicans and thieves: _^ 
 He spreadshiB arms to' embrace you iffit 
 V Sinnert alone hit grace receives: -^ 
 No need of him ( he r ightcoui ha v ci — ' — - 
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 1^1- open side si all take youi.^"^ 
 He culls you now, invites you home 
 Come, O my guilty brethren., coT!' 
 7 For you th^ purple euri eni flow'd 
 
 111 purdohs from hl^ wounded sidei 
 Lai.guisK'd for you the Son of God : 
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 Belic:ve,-^aLd all your sii.s forfviveu: 
 i>ijy believe and youi's is hea^eu I 
 
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 Not oi.e of all the apostate race. 
 
 But may in Mm salvation find > I 
 
 Hi8 thoughts and words, and actions prove. 
 His life and death,~-tliat God is Love / | 
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 f he fill s of all the world away ! 
 A servant's form he meekly wears, . 
 _Ke«ojourns inahouse oftlav; 
 His gorj' IS no loader seen, . 
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 SINNERS, belieye the gospel-word. ; 
 Jesus is come your souls to save- h 
 Jesus IS come, your common Lord; ' 
 Pardon ye all thro' him may have, 
 May now be say'd whoever will: * 
 This man receiveth sinners still. 
 
 jSee where the lame, the halt, tlie blind, 
 
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 Flock to the Friendof human kind 
 
 I And freely alUccept their'cure.' 
 ITo whom did he his helpdeny ? 
 Whom, in his days of i|esh, pass by > 
 
 Didnot his word the fiends expel, 
 Liu® ^P^'f.^^Jeansev and raise the dead-.t 
 Did he not all their sickness heal. 
 
 And satisfy their every need? 
 Did he reject his helpless clay, 
 
 Or send them sorrowful away ? 
 
 JNay, but his bowels yeam'd to sea 
 ki t^^ hungry, scattered, faints 
 Nay, buthe«tter*3 Over thee, 
 . Jerusalem^ a true complaint • 
 
 JeriKaiem, who shed'st his blood, 
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 ^ Advim descended fromlfcoj^ ^ 
 
 Our loss of Eden to retrr^ ; 
 
 Great God of universal love, ° 
 
 ^ IT all the world thro' thee may livc^ 
 In us a quick'ning Spirit be. 
 And witness thou hast died for.mc. 
 
 '8 Thou loving, all-atonihg Lamb, ■ 
 
 Thee ,^ by thy painful a^ony, 
 Thy bloody sweat, thy grief and shames, 
 
 Thy cross and passion on the tree. 
 Thy precious death, and life, — Ipray^ 
 Take all, take all my sins away ! 
 
 4 O let me kiss thy bleeding feet, 
 
 And bathe and wash them with my tears^ 
 The story of thy love repeat 
 
 In every drooping sinner's ears ! • 
 That all may hear the quick'niug sounds* 
 Since I, even I, have mercy found 4 
 
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 Thy love for ever5|pinner frep^ 
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 The joy of earth fiind heaven ; 
 No other help is found: 
 
 No other name is given ; 
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 [,But Jesufi came the world to eav*C 
 
 I Jesus, harmdhious Name S 
 
 It charms the host above; 
 I They evermore proclaim, 
 
 And wonder at bis love^ 
 Tis all their happiness to gaze, 
 
 'Tis heaven to see our Jfesu's fae^. 
 
 [His Name the sinner hears. 
 
 And is 0bm sin set fr6el 
 
 *Tis music in his ears, 
 
 'Tis life and victory : 
 I New songs do now his lips employ^ 
 I And dances his glad lieart for joy. ' 
 
 Stung by the scorpion sin, 
 I My poor eiqpiring aoul 
 
 The balmy sound dnnks In^ 
 I And is at once ma4e whole: 
 
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 I 1 ESUSl thou all-redeeming Lord, 
 Cr Thy blessing we implore. 
 Open the door to preach thy word, 
 T^he great: effectual door. 
 
 li Gather the outcasts in and wve 
 From sin* and Satan's power 1 
 And Hit tl*em now acceptance havd, ' 
 And k)iOW their gracious hour. 
 
 % Lover of souls: tjiouknow'st to prize 
 What thou hast hought so de^ ; ^ 
 Come then, and in thy people's eyc«< 
 With all thy wounds a^pestr I ..^ ; 
 
 '4 Appear, as irh^ of oH confest " 
 The suffering Son of Ood ; 
 And let them see thee iii thy vesl^ 
 But newly dipt in blobdt . 
 
 I The hardness fiwm Iheir hearts remov^lf 
 Thou who for ail hast died; 
 Shew them the tokens of thy love. 
 Thy feet, thy hands, thy si4e. ' 
 
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 LOYERS of pleasure more than Godj 
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 The God of love to. earth hecame. 
 That you might coifie to> heaven 4 
 
 Believe, believe in Jesus's Name, 
 And «dl your sin's forgiven. 
 
 Believe in hiin thai died for thee ! 
 And swe as he hafli died,r 
 
 Tby debt is paid, th^ soul is freoy 
 . And Uiott art justified! 
 
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 It turns their hell to heaven. >^, 
 
 6 Jesus the prisoner's fetters breaks. 
 And bruises Satan's head; . 
 Power into itreDgthl^ss «miIbi it 8peaks'> 
 And life into the dead. ^ 
 
 4 Q that the world might taste and see ^ 
 
 lie riches of his grace / 
 
 The arms of love that compass me* 
 Wou'd all maiikiD4 embrace, ^ . . 
 
 5 His only righteousness I show, • 
 
 His saving truth, proclaim : 
 *Tis all my business here below, 
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 # Hi)i)py it with my latest breath, 
 
 I may but gasp his name I 
 ' Ihreach him to all, and cfy in dea th. 
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 I g\ (^D, p£ good theV unfathom'd Sea! 
 
 \Jf who.would not give His J*eiurtto;the| 
 
 Who/ wc^d not love thee wiihlii|i|ni( 
 <)j€8ii, Lover of mankind, -^ 
 WLo you'd not his whole sotA ind inind,. 
 Wiuiall his atyei^ to ^ee Unite? 
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 Angels with both wings veil their eyes ;| 
 Yet free as -air thy bounty strieajiis 
 On all thy works, thy mercy's beams 
 Diffusive, as the sun's, arise. 
 ^ Astonish *d atthy frowning Itowi * 
 JSarth, heB, and heaven^s sjfrofig ^Utol 
 ~ Terrible majesty is thine ! 
 
Who then can that vast love expreis. 
 Which bows thee doi/^p to me, who lefs 
 . Than iiothing am, till thou^art mine! 
 
 High thironM on heav'na eternal hill. 
 In number, wei||^t, and measure still 
 
 Thou sweetly-order'st all that is: ' 
 And yet thou deigh*st to come to me> 
 And giiide my steps, that I with thee 
 
 Enthron'd, may rieign ^k endless Wig}*. 
 
 Fountain of Good ! all blessing flows 
 From thee; no want thy fulness knows: 
 
 What but thyselTcanst thou desire ! 
 Yes/ self-8ufl[icient as thou art, 
 Thou dost desire my worthless heart: 
 
 This, only this dost thou require. 
 
 Primeval Beauty / in thy sight,' 
 The first-born fairest sons of light. 
 
 See all their brSg^est glories fade ; 
 What then to me thine eyes could tur«: 
 In sin conceived, of woman born , 
 
 A worm, a ieaif, a blast, a shade ! 
 
 Hell's armies tremble i^t thy nod. 
 And trembling own the' Almighty God, 
 SoV'reifrn of earth, hell, air, and sky / 
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 Whose garments roird in blood appear? 
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 I TJIATHER, whose everlMiing love, 
 X: Thy only Son for sinners gave. 
 Whose grace to all did freely move, 
 And sent him down the world to ia¥^| 
 
 fZ Help MB thy mercy to exta1» 
 
 Immense, unfathomnM unconfinM ; 
 To praise the lamb who died fbr all, 
 
 The general Saviour of mankind. 
 
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 "^ Was cast on Adam's fallen race : 
 
 For all thoy hast in Christ prepared . 
 
 Sufficient, sovereign saving grace. ^ 
 
 4 A world He suffer'd to redeem / 
 
 For all Ho hath the atonement made t| 
 For those that will not come to hiix^ 
 llie ransom of his life was paid. 
 
 5 Why then, thoti universal Love, ^ j 
 
 Should any of thy grace despaij^? 
 To all, to all, tiiy howefii move, . 
 But stFaiten'd in our own we wi0, 
 
 a Arise, O God, maintain thy cause ; 
 The fulness of the Gentiles call : 
 I^ift up the standard of thy cross, 
 ' And alkali own ^padiedst for aQ. 
 
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 1 IV £ noighhoun and friends. To Jesusj 
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 His love condescends, By tides so dear, 
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 FwHary and burthen 'cL The reprobate race, 
 
 \tait t6 be pardoned Thro* Josua's grace. 
 ,.10 blind are restored Thro* Jesu^'i Name ; 
 ly 94)e their dear Lord, Aod follow tiie Lamb;, 
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 Kds them rejoice In Jf««tl8 their Lord; 
 Tiy sins are fejjteen. Accepted thou art;** 
 
 !)y listen, «nd^avea Springs up in their ^ 
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 le lepers from all Their spots are made clcaxi. 
 
 1 dead byJWs call Are rais'd from their sin; 
 Fesu's compassion The sick find a cure, 
 
 1 gospel-salvation is preach 'd to thepoor.^ 
 
 Po us and to them Unpublished the word ; 
 en let us proclaim Our lifo-gi vinjaj Lord , 
 ^o now is reviving His work in our day*, 
 mightily stiiving To save us by grace. 
 
 • Jesus, ride on, Till all are subdu'd; '' 
 ^ mercy make known. And sprinkle thy blood! 
 splay thy salvationi and teach the new song 
 
 every uatioo. And people, and tongue. ^ 
 
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 OGOD! our help in i^^es past, 
 Our hope for years to come. 
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 SulHcieiit is thine arm alone, 
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 9 Before the hills in order stood, 
 ' Orearthreceiv'd her frame. 
 From everlasting!; thou art God, 
 To endless years the same. 
 
 4 A thousiuAd ajB^cs in thy sight 
 
 Are like an evening-gone; 
 Short as the watch that ends the nig;h^' 
 Before the rising sun. 
 
 S" The husy trihes of flesh and blood, 
 With all their cares and fearw, 
 Are carried downward by the flood^ 
 And lost in following years. 
 
 6 Time, like an ever-rblHng stream* 
 Bears all its sons away: 
 Tliey fly, forgotten, as a dream 
 Dies at the opening day. 
 
 Y GodTour help in ages past, 
 Our hope for years to come f 
 Be thou our guide while life shall last. 
 And our perpetual home. 
 
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 1 fll HEfi , we adore, etetnal Name* 
 A And humbly own to thee, # 
 How feeble is our mortal frame, 
 
 _ What dying worm ,we be ! • 
 
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 To push ui to the tomb ; 
 Lnd norco disease wait around 
 
 To hurry mortals home. 
 
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 Hang everlasting things : 
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 Upon life'a feeble strings : 
 
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 lAnd yet how unconcern'd we go 
 Upon the brink oi death ! 
 
 I Waken, O Lord, our drowsy scnso 
 To walk this dangerous road I 
 
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 AND am I born to die^? 
 To lay this body down } 
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 Into a wdtld. unknown * 
 A land of deepest shade^ 
 Unpierc'd Ify human thought I 
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 And see the flaming skies I 
 
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 A fearful, or a joyful doom, 4 
 
 , A curse or blessing meet ? 
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 Their brother to the Bar I 
 Or devils drag my soul away 
 To meet its sentence ther^ 1 
 
 1 Who can resolve the doubt, 
 
 That tears my aniioiis breast ? 
 '^hall I be with the damn'd cast out, 
 , CIr ffitnber'd with the blest? 
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 ist come at hts command to heav^. 
 Or else^^opaft to bell. 
 
 -5 O thou, that would* St not have, 
 One wretched sinner die, . ^ 
 
 'Who diedst thyself my soul to sav« 
 From ondless misery ! 
 Shew me the way to shun 
 Thy dreadful wrath severe, 
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 IpratM lh€e in thy bright abode, 
 
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 ND am 1 only born to die ? 
 
 ^ And must I fln<!denly comply 
 
 With nature's stern decree? 
 /hat after death for me remains? 
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 To all eternity ! ,» 
 
 fow then ouj^ht I on earth to live, 
 rhilc God prolongs the kind reprieve 
 And props the houae of clay ! 
 Jy «ole conc^H , my jingle care, 
 fo watch, aiid tremble, and preparfc 
 Against that faUl day! 
 
 To room for mirth or trifling here, 
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 ' now the Judge is At the door, 
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 moment's misery or jov; • 
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 \ Q HRINKIN6 from (he cold hand of deat 
 ^ I too shall gath^ up my feet ; 
 Shall soon resign this fleeting breath, 
 An«i <MiB my Father*s God to meet, 
 
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 Because thou didst fbr sinners die, 
 Jesus, in death, remember me ! 
 
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 Jfy body with my charge lay down. 
 And cease at once to work and live \ 
 
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 At And gay their silken feaves^unfold^ 
 
 As careless of the noon-tide heats>^ -^^^ 
 As fearless of the evening cold^S 
 
 2 Nipt byth^ wind's unkindly blast, 
 Parch'd by the suns dijrecter ray. 
 
 The momentary glories waste, 
 T*ie sl^ort^iv'd beauties die awajr. 
 
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 And sweeter than the Tii'^n-rose« 
 
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 he fading glory di^appeanpf ^ 
 
 The short-livM beauties die a?iray^ 
 
 [Yet these, new-risingfirqm the tomb. 
 With lustre brighter far shall shine 4 
 
 [Revive with ever-during bloom, ; 
 Safe from diseases and decline. ^~ ^ 
 
 \Let sickness blasts let-diath de'rour, 
 If heaven mustrecompense our pains : 
 
 iPerish the girass, and fade the f!owfr| 
 Iffirmtheword cTGodremains^* 
 
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 COME, ietus anew. Our journey pursue^ 
 Roll round with the year, >> 
 
 I And never stand *till,^ll the Master appearl 
 
 His adoFable Will, Let us gladly fulfill, 
 
 And'our talents improve. 
 By the patience of hopsk, And the labour 
 of love. 
 
 Our life is a dream , Our time as a stream 
 
 Glxles swiftly away ; 
 And the fugitive moment refused ib liety.. ^ 
 
 The arrow is flown, The moment is gone: ^^^, 
 
 TheMtllanial year 
 Rushes o^ to our litew. And eternity's her0> 
 
 that ealK In ^e day Of his coming may say 
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 JL And allthat now in bodies live^ 
 Shall quit, like me, the vale of tears« 
 Their righteous sentence to receive, 
 
 H But all, before they hence remoyef 
 I /May mansions tor tkempelv^ pr<^psi^ei 
 In that eternal house ab6ve i ^'^ 
 Apd, my Pod;«hall I be^er^ ! 
 
 - HyM*^ 47/ ^ /)'■■■ re Uhes 8^^ ^ 
 
 1 A H, lovely appeaurance of^^ 
 
 jnl What sight f^n earthjis 80'f#fl; 
 Not all the gay pageants that ^reath^;'' V 
 
 Canwitha^adbodycomjiyre/^ - V 
 With solemn delight I surv^y^ ; ^:- ^ 
 
 The corpse when the spirit isfleAj., 7^ 
 In love with the beautiful ctoy; J^i^^^ . 
 ' And longing to lie in its ste^:>^r23f. ? ^ 
 
 ^ How blest is our brother, bi 
 Of all that could burden 
 How «asy^e soul, that has li 
 
 This wwisome body behiirai p 
 Of evil incapable^thou, p ' 
 \ Whose relics with envjF I se^^ 
 Ko longer in misery now, \ 
 P; No longer a sinner like me,fe't 
 
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 iB Thi» earth is affected no more \ 
 
 'WltibfiickneMf nor shsdien wi^ pai^4 
 
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 ^e war in tHe memben 18 o'er, 
 ^nd never shall vex hkn aeain r ' 
 
 No anger henceforward, nor Mianney 
 Shall redden this indbcent clay ? 
 
 Extinct is the animal flame 
 And passion is vani^ed away , 
 
 4 This languishing' head is at rest, 
 Its thinking and achuig are o'er x 
 5!hiB quiet immovable breast 
 
 Is heav'd by affliction no more % 
 This heart is no longer the seat 
 Of trouble And torturing pain,. 
 I^ceases to flutter and beat, 
 [i never shall flutter again. 
 
 ^ Tho lids ho to seldom could close, 
 By sorrow forbidden to sleep. 
 Now seal'd In their mortal repose, 
 Have strangely forgotten to weepf 
 ^ The Cbuntains can yield no suppTies, 
 These hollows from water are free ;. 
 The tears are all wtjpM from these eyeiL 
 And evil they never shall see. 
 
 iJTo mourn and to suffer i» mine, 
 While bound jn a prison I breathe j^ 
 
 And stilLfor deBverance pine. 
 And press to the issues of death : 
 
 What now with my tears I bedew, 
 K O inij^ht I this moment become I i 
 
 My spirit created anew, 
 /My flesh be consfgn'd to tbetonib4 
 
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 113EJ0ICE for ft Brother deceas'dii 
 M\- Om^mia hii infinite gaitt^i^ * 
 
 
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 ^foul out of prison reieasMy ^- 
 
 And fro^ci ff om its bodily chain ^ ^ ^ 
 Wjtb songs let as follow ihb flight, 
 / ■ And mouAt with his spirit above ; 
 Escaped to, the mansiont of light. 
 And lodg'd inlbe Eden of love. ' 
 
 ^ Our brother the heaven hath gairi'd/ V^ 
 Uut-flyinff the tempest and w ind : 
 His rest he hath sooner ebtain'd/ 
 A nd lefl his ^ompani'one behund : 
 . Still tost on a sea of distress, 
 
 Hafd toiling to make the blest shor^ 
 Where all Is assurance and peace, 
 And sorrow and sin are no more. 
 
 S Thei^e air the ship* s company meet, ' 
 Who sa^'d with their Saviour beneath 
 ^!^itH shouting «ach other ^tlii^ greet. ^ 
 ,' And triumpb o^er trouble and death : 
 i^e voyage of life's at an end, 
 
 Th»' mortal affliction is past $ . * y 
 The ag|9.thftt in heaven they spend. 
 Forever and ever afaall last. 
 
 HYMN 49. 
 
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 I 'D LEASING, honor, tbanke, and praisq, 
 JD Pay we gracious God, to ihee : 
 Thou, in thine abundant grace, 
 
 Givest us the victory ; 
 True and faithful to thy v^^ord. 
 
 Thou hast glorified thy Son, 
 Jesus Chri3t,€iur dying Lord, , ' • 
 
 He for .00 the fight liath w<mii. 
 
 ^ Lo I the prisoner is f eleas'd, ' ' 
 
 l^ghten^d of liii fleehly 1^<; 
 
 'flI'S'' ^w****?^^ 
 
■Whefe the weinrar* «l lett, V* • 
 He it gathered into Gcki 1 '■ 
 
 Lo Mhe pain of life U past, 
 And althia warfare now is o^er I 
 
 Peath ^nd heH beCiind are cast, . • • 
 Grief and aufiering are no more! 
 
 ye», tWChristian's course isrun^ / 
 Ended is the glorious strife ; « 
 
 Foug[ht the fight, the work is doot^^ 
 Deadiia swa)k>w'dupoflife/ 
 
 Borne by angels on their wii^» ~ . . 
 
 ' Far from earth th^' spirit flies: . 
 
 Finds his God, and sits, andiiuj^j '. 
 Triumphing in Paradiee;^ ;• 
 
 . Join we tbea with one kxord^' . 
 
 itt the new ;' the jojfful song: . 
 Abisent from our lov^^ng Lotd 
 . We shall not contmue Ibng: \* 
 Vfe shall quU the^oiise pf clay, - , 
 
 We a better lot ishaRisliare ) "* 
 We shall' see' the ^.j^^^ of day , [ , 
 
 Meet <bur happy^rbther there. / 
 
 Let the world beVail iheir dea^, 
 . Fondly of their lo9« complain! 
 Brother> friend, by Jesus^freed, 
 #J>eaihl!pth6e,toii8;isgain: ' 
 Thouffft enter'd Into joy ; 
 
 Let the unbelieyers mourn : 
 We in soDgs our lives employ, 
 
 Till#e ail to God return. \ 
 
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 They from all their toils are freetfl 
 Them- toe Spirit hath declared 
 
 Blest, unutterably blest: 
 Jesus id th^ir peat Rewwd, 
 Jesus is their eodless Ke8t> 
 
 i FollowM by their works they go, ^ 
 ' Where their Head is gone before; 
 Reconcil'd by grace below, . 
 Grace hath openM Mercy*« doorr 
 * Justify'dthroV faith alone. ^ 
 
 , Hereitheyknew their sins forgiv'B,*^ 
 
 Here they laid iheir burden down, . 
 . Hallow'd, and made meet for heav ^ 
 
 a Who can now lamenl; the'lot . ; 
 
 Of a saint in Christ deceas d ? 
 Let the world, who knows ua not. 
 
 Call us hopeless and.unblest : 
 When from flesh the spirit freed. 
 
 Hastens homeward to return, 
 Mortals cry, ** A man is dead V 
 
 Angels sing, "A child i» bornr 
 
 A Bom into the world above j • 
 
 They our happy brother greet,' 
 
 3ear him to the Throne of Love, 
 Place him at the Saviour's feet: 
 
 Jesus smiles, and says, *' Well done. 
 «* Good and fautWul servant thouf 
 
 *^ Enter, and receive thycroWB, ^ 
 
 *• Reign with me triumphaat now;.*^ 
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 Bowj and Wess the just awar*; ♦ ; 
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 Fuller joys ordaiftM to know, 
 Wmi'uk'^ for the general doon^ , 
 
 Wiiefi ilie* Archangel ^« truftip shall blow, 
 ^* Hise ye dead, to judgment come." , 
 
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 G AI N we lift our voice , 
 Ai»d shout our solema J^ ! 
 !anse of highest raptures ttiiS) t 
 Eapturdi titut shall iievor fail; ^ a_ 
 
 Jee a aoui csciip'd to bliss/^ ^ i 
 
 iCeep the ChristiaQ festival ! ^ 
 
 Oar friend is^ne before 
 
 ^ To tU It celestial 8 Wet 
 [e hatli left his mates behind, • * ' 
 
 Hs hath all the storms loatrode, - 
 i'ouiid (he rest we|toil tcrfiud, 
 
 Lauded in the artms of god. ( 
 
 * And siidiW we |no»ir ii' to see ^ . 
 
 Our fellow-prisoner ffep? '- 
 Vee from doubts, and griefs, aii4 fears, ' 
 
 In the heaven of the ^^ies I ^ ^ • 
 
 Jan we weep to see the te^xrs 
 
 Wip'd for ever froqat his eyes? ' • 
 
 l^ydear conipanioiij'ri^^^ . ^ 
 
 We gladly let thee go, v 
 
 IFrom a sitfterin^ church beneath^ 
 
 To a rei^.iing^jhurch above : -^ 
 Thou liast more than ^onqae-'d deatli .• 
 4^ Thou artcrowii'd with iifea»id love; 
 
 Thou, in thy youthful pripfi 3, (, l^ 
 Hast lerjp'd the bourid^ortima i * ' 
 
 SuddeiUy from earth reif^aH'd; ^^\ ^ 
 , 1-0 I we now rejoice tor tbees' * . 
 
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 Caught into eterni ty. - 
 
 • Tither may we repair, 
 
 That glorious blisi to i^iare ! ,^. 
 
 , W<^ Bhall see the welcome day, 
 We shall to the suitoons bow t 
 Corner Eideemer, come away ! . 
 Kowprmurei ai4JU||e uspow! 
 
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 1 fl^HOU Judge of quick and dead, 
 ' JL Before whose bar severe. 
 With holy joy, or guilty dread. 
 
 We all Shall soon appear; 
 
 Our caution 'd souls prepare 
 
 For Uiat tremendous day; 
 And fiU usnow with watchful oare. 
 
 And stir us up to pray. 
 
 3 To pray, and wait the hour. 
 
 That awful hour unknown: 
 When rob'd in mi^es^^and power. 
 
 Thou shalt from neaven come down; 
 
 TheVimmortal Sonof Mail, 
 
 'To judge the human race ; 
 1^ all the Father's dazding train ; 
 
 With all thy glorious grace, 
 
 8 To damp our earthly joys'; 
 
 To' increase our gracious feurs, 
 for ever let the' Archangel's voice 
 
 Be sounding in our ears : 
 
 The solemn miduieht cry, 
 
 <* Yedead, the Judge b (i mel 
 P. Arise i and me<^ him in the sky y . 
 i ^* And meet your instant doom fl 
 
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 ^tentive to the tnimprt's toiuid,: 
 And looking for our Lord I ..W 
 O may we all ins«^ > ; 
 A lot among the.Dlwtf 
 id wafch a moment to secure . 
 An everlarting; re^V 
 
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 HE coiiiw llie com^ ! the Judge eerer*^ J 
 The seventh trumpet speaks him ne«^ 
 HU liehtnmgs flttl^h ,- his th-unders roll ; 
 HJ^|elc6i^totMl^t^ 
 
 I From heaven angelic voices sottnd ! ^ 
 g^e the Almighly Jesus crown d ^ ' 
 :|Hrt with omnipotence and gr;ice, -^ 
 -jbd felory decks the Saviour's face I 
 
 Is Descending on his azure Throne,. \ 
 
 He claims the kingdomis for his own ^ 
 • The kingdoms all obey his word, 
 An4*iailhimr their triumphant Lord I 
 
 4 Shout, all ye people of the sky! _ 
 And all the samts of the Most High : 
 Our Lord who now his right obtains ; 
 For ever and for everilJigns. 
 
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 \ rriHE great Archangrf's trump shall ^urtl 
 X (While twice ten fliousand thunders roar) 
 Tear up the graves, and cleave the ground, 
 Ai|d wake the greedy sea restore. ^ 
 
 i The^efedy sea Shan yield her dead. 
 The earth no more her slain con .'•il^ 
 dinners shall lift their guilty head, ^ 
 A n4 ^ h yjnk to see a yawning hdU , 
 
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 Aud nutlful to the eid eudiire, ^ ^ 
 SJutll Htand in /esu> ri^litcousnes* ; J 
 U" -fitcndastheRock ofAgeasure. ** 
 
 4 Wc, while the stars from heaven shall fall, 
 s Ai d moui tahi8,areon mouhtaiLF hurrd, 
 
 ' Shall ctand mimov*J amidst them all, 
 And Kinile to see a bun.ing world. 
 
 5 /The earth » atd nil the works therefa ~ 
 
 Diflfolve, hy ra^^ncj flames derfroy'd ; ' 
 While we survey the awful scene. 
 And mount above the fiery void. 
 
 6 Py faith we now tranpcend t> e sVics,^*^ 
 
 And on that ruin*d world look down; 
 By love above all heip^ht we rine, 
 Ar^d share the everlasting dirone * 
 
 1 I ESlTS,faithfu tohiswcrd, 
 O ShoU with a shout de?? end ; 
 All heaven's host their glorious lord 
 Shn 11 joyfully atteid. 
 • Christ shall come with dreadful i.oise, 
 Liflf'itr ings swift, and Uiunders loud; 
 With the great Archangel's voice, ■'_',% 
 And with the trump cf God, ^ 
 
 2 Firi-t th^ dead in Christ shall rise; 
 
 Then we that yet remain, | 
 
 ' Shall he cauEjht up io the skies. 
 
 And see our I.ord again. 
 We fhall meet him in the air ; * 
 All wrapt up to heaven shall be; 
 Fird, and love, and praise him there. 
 To alf eternity. 
 
 VTio can tell the happii ess^ - , / 
 ^ This glorious hope aflbrds? -f 
 
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 Joy unuUer'd wc posnojs ^ • , _ f^j 
 III ^*»es?? rcviiiag words r "^ -* 
 
 Happy v/i'-rtp on earth wo bpc;»the j 
 
 i vStiRi-^)!!^ orJ lia'd to kmJw: 
 
 T|4irn;)!i:i<(d^wa sill, hell, aadctoiith, *" 
 To the thft d heaven we ga. 
 
 ^ n HOni GoJ of ;lorioin m Jeftyi 
 A T« theo a<r*\hist myc^olf, to tn«e, 
 
 A ivorm of oarlh, I cry ,* 
 An half-^iwa eiiM v hild of m :n ; ^ * 
 An hoir of e idlcsj 'i\m or paia / ' 
 #^ »ii4.ier bora.to cUo %• .■ . :,^. .;: ' / ,^ 
 
 Ti on a n irrow II3C*< of land,. 
 *rwixt two titilioiitidid djus I stiild, 
 
 A poiiitof time, a momont** »p ic©, 
 Ro'aovt!» .8 to tnt ho 'VCuly piacey 
 Or shuts me up iaiivll. | 
 
 God,!Tiirie iamoM fniil oonvM! 
 Aiid (!oooly o'l mv tho^ r>.tful hc%rt 
 
 V!tcrn:^l thin^** irnpros?; 
 Give a*} to f^e! thtM> «o!f»'n vir^ijht, 
 And tri?!!>!)!vVOi t'l*^ h-i I'c of f\t3. 
 
 And ,Y^J to rigiitcounne34» 
 
 B'^fbr^^ mi pfeo la dread af»'ay *, 
 Til's poni;i oi^iat tre»n€iud j is Day^ 
 ^ V/hfi .1 thoa with v ion 1 i sh ill ^Oiii 3, 
 To I'ld^-'? t'le iiatious at thy hjir ; % 
 And t^ll me, Lojvl, i^halll be there, "* 
 To meet a joyful doom? 
 
 Be this my one s^reat businegs herti 
 Withserioua iiulustry and feat, — ^ 
 
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 Eternal h\m to eiuiure : 
 Thine uimoet counNcl to fulfti, 
 Aiid Buffer all thy righteoui wilf; 
 
 And to the end endure. 
 6 Then Saviour, then, my soul receive^ 
 
 . Tranaported jrom this vale, to live 
 ^" And reign with thee above ,'t^^— 
 Where faith ia sweetly lost in sights 
 And hope in full, supreme delig)it» 
 And everlasting love. f 
 
 • HYMN W [7V&6'8,1 
 
 t C* TaND the omnipotent decree ; 
 io Jehovah's will be done l|P 
 Nature's end we wait to see, 
 
 And hear her final groan : 
 Let thiH earth dissolve, and blend 
 In death the wicked and the just; 
 Let those ponderous orbs descend^ 
 And grind us into dust. 
 
 S Rests secure the righteous man , 
 
 At his Redeemer's beck, ' 
 
 Sure to' emerge, and rise again, ' 
 
 . And mount above the wreck i / 
 Lo! the heavenly spirit towers, ' 
 IJkeflames o'er nature's funeral pyrei 
 Triumphs in immortal powers, 7 
 And claps his wings of fire / 
 
 u NoUiing hath the just to lose, 
 By worlds on worlds destroy 'd; 
 
 : — Far bene a th his feet, he views 
 
 With emilcs, the flaminzvcid; 
 Sees this universe renew'd; 
 f^ grand millennial r0JgQ begun ^* 
 
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 Around the eternal throne I 
 
 Rertlngiothiegiorioiwh^. 
 
 Yield we now <W^iee up, . / 
 To earthquaji4||ii|gf>j or sword K 
 Listening for tlfimtt «^^ 
 
 he HUmttnitw^^liMm 
 Soon our foul iknillttft shall jolii, , 
 
 And both fly up to heaveOfc^ 
 
 HYMN 5ft ^ Ji}^ 4^8'8 St 2.6'8.| 
 
 HOW happy are t^e little 00^, / , 
 Who, safe beneath their QiiardiaajWlSt 
 In all commotions rest ! \-'ji ' 
 
 Wh^n wars' and tumults' waves run higni 
 Unmovil, above the storm they li«t 
 They lodge in Jesu's breast. 
 
 f Such happfne«w, <ft^li>rd, bavj 
 By mercy j?ather*d into theo,^ 
 
 Before the floods descend , * 
 
 And while the bursting cloud comes dow^i 
 ^ We mark the venjEjeful day begun. 
 And calmly wait the eiid* 
 
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 » The placfue, and dearth, and din 6f war^ 
 Our Saviour's swift approach deQlare, 
 
 And bid our hearts arise V " 
 Karth's basis shoo>, confirms our hope 
 Its cities' lall but lifts me up, 
 ^^o meet thee in the skies^ *• ^ 
 
 4 Thv token* we With joy confess ,'^ / 
 
 The wa r p i wlatms the Prince of P ea ce i 
 
 The earthquake speaks thy po w^ 5 ^ 
 Thf fewiinft all thy fuiaeif bringa j _, 
 
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 Theplafinie presents ihyhes^linff winw, "J 
 Ai:d nature's iii.al hour. '>'''' 
 
 5 Whatever ills the world befal, ' ' ^ 
 
 A pledsje of eudlesrf good we calJ ; 
 
 A si^rn of Jesus near ; 
 His chariot will not long: delay : 
 We hear the rumhlincr wheels, and pray, 
 
 Triumphant Lord, appear : • ' 
 
 C Appear with clouds on Sion's hill, * 
 Ihfe word and mystery to fulfil, 
 _,, '^^^y coiifessors to approve . 
 Tlpr members on thy tjiroi.e to place, 
 Arid Lixmp thy name on every face; 
 In g:lorious heavenly love ! 
 
 ^ V^ ^ to themen on earth who dweW,^ 
 ^▼V Nor dread tli*Almi-htyV frown ;^, 
 : V^ lev God doth all his wrath revea 1, 
 : And sliower his judgmignts down. ' 
 
 IJ Sir ners, expect those heaviest showers : 
 To meet your God prepare ! 
 For, lo ! the seventh angel pours 
 Hi3 phial on the air. ' 
 
 S l<y\ from hpiv Font? fVo n^rwfains leap • 
 The mountains are not found • ' 
 
 Tra: sported far ii to the deep, ' • 
 
 'r- Ai:d ill the ocean drown 'd. * 
 M Who then shall live, ard face th^ throne, 
 Ard face tlie Judoe severe ? 
 When l^eaver and caVth are fied and gone,* 
 where shall I appear f ' 
 
 5. Now, or.Iy » ow, acrciPst that hour, 
 Wc may a place provide-;. 
 
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 [Ofhel!, pur spirits huter ^^; .^.^ 
 
 irm in the a|l dcstroyinc: ^loc k , . 
 [May view tbe final scene ,v, ,^; . . 
 ^r,lo ! the everlabting liocic 
 Is cleft to ts^ke us in I 
 
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 Y faith we jQnd tlie place fil^oVe, 
 _, The Rock that rent in tw an > 
 fcnc^tth the shade df dyii:g love. 
 And in the cleft remain. . 
 
 Bsus, to thy dear wonr ds we l!(^e'f. 
 We sh*k iiito thy side ! - . 
 
 Lssur'd that 'aU who trust in thco, ^ • 
 Shall evermore abide. . '\ 
 
 .len let the Ihundei in;^ trumpet sound ; 
 [The latest UsAJtninfijs irlare; ^ 
 rhc mountainsmelt ; the eolid ground 
 Dissolve as liquid air : , : 
 
 'he hu<?:e celestial bodies rcir, 
 
 Amid:it the general lire ; 
 Lnd schrivel as a parcl nieut scroll, 
 
 And all in §hioke expire ! 
 
 
 
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 Vet still the Lord, the Saviour r 
 When nutm-ei- destroyed : .• |. 
 
 Lhd no created thiig^'0?nains ^ 
 TlTou|?hout the flj\mirig void. 
 
 J^uhlime upon his azure Throne, , 
 I rfc speaks the Almitrhty Word.: 
 [His fiat is obey !a! 'tisdoae^ , , 
 And paradise re?tor 'd. ; 
 
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 This ruinous earth and skies I 
 The New ;leru9alem descend ; 
 The New creation rise 1 
 
 8 Thv power omnipotent assume ! 
 Tliy brightest Majesty ! 
 And when fhou dost in pflory come, 
 My Lord remember me ! 
 
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 VE virgin souls, arise ; 
 ^ : With all the dead awake ! 
 
 Unto salvation wise, 
 
 Oil in your vessels take : 
 Upstarting at the midniojht cry, 
 " Behold the hea^kly Bridegroom nigh. 
 
 He comes, he comes to call 
 The nations to his bar, 
 And raise to glory all 
 Who fit for glory are ; 
 Made really for your full reward, 
 €ro forth with joy to meet your Lor4.- 
 
 4 Go meet him in the sky; 
 Your everlasting 6-iend L 
 Your head to glorify, I 
 
 With all his saints ascend. 
 Ye pure in heart, obtain the grace^ 
 To see without a veil, his Face. 
 
 4 Ve that have here receiv'd 
 
 it The unction fron\ above/ 
 ^ Aad in his Spirit liv'd 
 
 Obedie&t% his love : ' 
 
 
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"ice with all the wftctilydl 
 
 The everiasrini? doom ^_ 
 Shall soon the sait^te rece; 
 
 Above yon w-gelpo^^ers 
 
 Irteloriousjoytolive;. 
 irfromf world o^f grief ?ndsm 
 
 lith^etemaMyShatm. 
 
 Then let us wait to heliV^ . 
 The trumpefs welcome 8<»a I , 
 
 To see our Lord appear, ' 
 
 Watchinffetushefcund, 
 
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 TO • He comes with cloudWdescen^^g. 
 
 li Once for fayo«r'd|inne«^sUur! 
 
 ;S;::„sand thousand «ai^teat^nd.ag. 
 ., Swell the triumph- ot his t*i a . . 
 flaltelujah ! God appe;ur. ou edrth to x^x^^ 
 
 Every eve shall ftowheholdkim • 
 Uob'd in dreadful majesty/, . ^ 
 
 Tl>ose .**.o se^ a ^!}f^^^f^^'^^^ 
 
 Pierc'd and ^f l^,^"^! Vi* ^iah gee t 
 De-eply wailing, Shall the tr* Messian » 
 
 3 Thedeartokeiisofhispajuionv ,' ' 
 
 Still his dazzling body tears, * 
 
 Cause of endKs^exijltetlon \^ [scar.! 
 
 To his ransom'd ««"¥P^^^e glorio«ft 
 VVifti whatraptttr*. Gaze We on uiw. t 
 
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 firitl, Lpr^^OQ whom I still depend 
 ShaAt lieep me fai Wul to the end g 
 f^t thy truth, and love, and power, . 
 lalltaTelne to my latest hour : ^^ , 
 
 ad when I l%y this body down, 
 11^ W4lbi^uuQu»M crown. . 
 
 i,in fty great name I J50. / 
 
 [q conquer death; my final foe; . 
 Lnd when 1 ^ult this cumb*rdus clay, 
 ind soar On angels* wih« aw»y, 
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 re liatittiiiH aeeh^ nbr M^ath he^ 
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 'trample dea^ beneath theuiieety 
 gladly die their Lord to meet. . 
 
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 I U v?'"»*» aad w^h tqbo there / 
 Where Jesiwlmth fix ad hi^ ab<jde; ' , * 
 when 8hall ws meet in the air^ ' ' • 
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 Survey by the li^htof my Losrcf : 
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 ■y> . T^iyYace I am stren?thon*d to see. 
 My ful.iesi of rapture I find/ 
 My heuvea of heavens in thee. 
 
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 / Se^urain the city above; . * 
 I No p,u a the inhabitants f^er, ^ ' 
 
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 Physi 3ian ofsouls, ua t<S»ine 
 I Forajiveness and holinesij trive ; * 
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 -Li Of aU that travel V) the «kv 
 
 Corn?, and with us. even (u.abide, 
 -^ >r/io would on thee alone rely. - 
 
 On thee atone our spiritS^toK * 
 
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 _ T.fe earth we know is ,.ot our plate 
 
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 erusalem,; the saints abo<!©> ' 
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 This weary ^orW we ciit behind • ' 
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 ^e find It nearer while we ^' , ; 
 
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 a Write uiNni me ft)rWiU!l(^divine, 
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 His glory pouring from my breast ; 
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 U Thaheavenly New Jerusalem, 
 ^r* ToTne the victor's title give, 
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 y ^«^itizen of heaven belov^ 
 
 1^ ^^Whei| thou hftdst all thy foea o'ercome, 
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 ' \ : Thou didst receive the full reward, 
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 lY with otir sorrow and fear. 
 We sooQ shall recover our home/ 
 The city of saints shall appear. 
 The day of eternity come» , 
 From earth we shall quickly reiAbve^ 
 
 (Ai.d lEtoiml to our native abode. 
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 Adoni'd at $ bride for her Lord » 
 
 The City bo holy and clean. 
 No lorrow can breathe in the air : 
 
 To gloom oC aifliction or si n , 
 fio shadow of •▼ylftl there / 
 
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 That lovely Jerusalem here: ' 
 
 [er walls are of iasper and gold. 
 As crystal her buildings arc clear : 
 tmrnovably founded in grace, 
 She stand * as she, ever hath stood, 
 
 Lnd brightly her Builder displays,. 
 
 And flameswith the glory of God. 
 
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 'wich never is followed by night, 
 
 rhm Jaius's beauties display 
 
 A pure and a permanent light : 
 
 1ie,|Lamb is their Light and their Siii, 
 
 And, lo ! by reflection they shine ( 
 
 ^ith Jesus ineffably one. 
 
 And bright in effulgence divine I 
 The saints in his pte^ence receive 
 
 Tfefir great and eternal reward; 
 
 Jesus, in heaven they live / 
 
 ,They reign in the smile of their Lord! 
 Tie flame of angelical love ' . 
 
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 That heavenly fabric standi. 
 
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 Shall evermore endure: 
 O were we entered there ! / 
 To perfect heaven restored ! 
 * * * were we all caught up to share ^ 
 '%p%' The triumph of our Lord / 
 
 ~ "i For this in faith we call / 
 
 For this w« weep aud pray; 
 Omi|i^ht the tabernacle fall ; 
 O might we 'scape away ! 
 Full of immortal hope. 
 We urge the restless strifei 
 And hasten to be twallow'd up ^ 
 Of everlasting life, 
 
 4 Absent, Ufl0 ! from God, . 
 
 We in the body mourn; ' 
 And pine to quit this mean f»bode. 
 
 And langoinh to return. 
 
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 urel^powcri the thwme surround. 
 
 Ne?it ;he teiidfcipllorv they ; 
 
 uJVd with the tSd^inic sounds 
 IThey their silent homaire pay ; 
 bstrate on their face, before 
 
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 '^ Thi^refore are they neatt the flu^ijei I 
 ' Ss^irve their MakeFday andaiigh|^i! -; 
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 Is weary, and cannot forboar; 
 le saints in an af|;ony wait, • 
 to see him again in the air I 
 he {Spirit invites in the Bride, 
 her heavenly Lord to descend ; 
 lLf»d place her enthron'd at his ^ide^. 
 N^glbry that never sh^l end. 
 
 ie news of his cominp^ I hear» 
 
 And join ii!i the catholic cry: 
 ' Jesus, in triiimpli appear; 
 
 Appear in the ©louds jof the sky ! ' 
 Vhom oiilyi languish to love, * 
 
 In ftibess ^ maj^ty come ; 
 Lnd <rive me a^ariiion abovcf; 
 
 And take.toniy heavenly home«! 
 
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 IHE Thirsty are call'd to their l^orc^^ 
 : . Mis gloripuii appearing to see; 
 knd dralyitby thib power oniis word^ . 
 ^^ promise I know is for me: 
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 -i^f^'for the Spirit of Love; . ^ 
 |I long for agliinpse of thy facf), 
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 To drink the pure nver of blifs, 
 
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 Implun^'d in the crystal abyss, 
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 1 A Fountain <rf Life and of Grace 
 ' xl In Christ our redeen^r we see ; 
 For us who his offiftrt embrace; 
 For alt it is open and free: 
 
 JFehoyah himself dpth invite '[ 
 
 To drink of his pleasures unknown/ 
 ^. The stress of immortal delight, 
 Jttat flow from his heavenly thtonq> 
 
 9 As soon as in him we believe, 
 . By faith of his Spirit we take ; 
 And freely forgiven, receive' 
 
 The mercy for Jesus's sake !. -■ .: 
 :We gain a pure drop of his love | 
 
 Th6 life of eternity kno^ ? ' - 
 
 Angelical happiness prove, 
 And witneM K h^ven bfi(|&w^ 
 
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 1 nn ERmBL€ thought : i^ftlM alone * 
 
 X Who'may be9av'd,'-«halll^ 
 Of all, alas whom t have known, 
 * Thw' sin forever die ? 
 
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 [My fearfuJ dpom to meet ? , . 
 
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 [ForstillMawrr^thdefcys; ' 
 
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 jAnd offer* me his,^race, . ^ 
 
 Wll act ept his offeMnoir/ 
 Ir/o'" every sia cfepVrt / ~ 
 
 ferforin my oft repeated vov/ 
 ^\ndrenderhiia my heart. 
 
 ^illifnp^ve what J receive. 
 
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 t#.^^ *!f"J *^®®^to seek thy ifabe • 
 bevery^M assembJed here, . ^ *'^^' 
 
 fc«i naked m thy sififht appear: ' ^ 
 
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 O^erwheliit^^ Beneath tlie«rliM4 of ailis : 
 To-day, w}>ile it 13 caU*d t6^ay, . , - 
 Awake , aiwJ stir them up to pray . 
 Their dird captivity to own, 
 Andf^om the utrnfitrnai^e gcoan. 
 
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 The people ^)ou<?ht, O Lord by thee ; 
 Tlie sheop for whorii their Shepherd bled ; 
 For'WjKHnfi we in thy Spirit plead : 
 l^et'atl in thee redemption fiud. 
 And not a soul bcleft behind' 
 
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 1 QHEPHERDdf «ouU, with pitying cyd 
 ^ The thbtwands of our Isrucl see i I 
 Ta thee in thetf behalf #e cry, 
 . Oiiurselvj^ Ik^t nefwiy found in thee. 
 
 Z $,ee (vhere o*©r desert wastes the err. 
 ,T And neither Ibod nhv fiieder have ; . 
 Norfold,' nor place of refugpe near ; • « 
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 " The Christain savages remain jf 
 Btra^riffef, yes, enemies to.God, 
 ' Tliey ijoake tliee apill thj Mood in vaii/ 
 
 i T^pe^f , Lord, are i^ for mm^t; 
 ;know tbey Ij^m %*liP9«,|Uf[ft^ :. 
 
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 ^, Jl i^inooth hath 0|ienM wide, ^ .- *<^. 
 %)i^mi^€m up itR ca^elefwprey : 
 fhvihoiijd tfiey dife, w|he]) thou haft died/ 
 I||8t^€Hi io bear ihei^ ^ 
 
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 l&meml^er. Lord, tht dyir.pr fci'oank : . 
 he meed *>f all thy aa(f eriri^ti these ; j 
 qlaim tbcfm lor thy ransoin'd ODes ! 
 
 IBxtend to th^se thy patdoninja: ^^acer ~, 
 I- To these be\<by f alvn :ioij ghovv *d a 
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 sprinkle kit their hi^arts with blood I *- 
 
 iStill let the publfcanF difaw neiif ; 
 I Open the doorf*!' faith and hea-v'n / 
 [Afld grant their hearts thy word to hear, 
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 THOU Son 0f God, Whose Harning eyei 
 Our iT^mostthou^^ht? perceive ; " 
 [Accept the efveningsaci^c^, 
 Which now to thee we jeiyo. 
 
 We bow before thy ^racidiis thrpni^ 
 I And think ourselves sin^re ( 
 jBut «bew us, Lord,, id every one 
 Thy real Worshipper ? 
 
 1*1 here &i6ttl that knowi ^. 
 N^r feds his want of thfe4 
 I ^ S?^g^t«> tive blood which boti^ 
 
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4 Convince him now of unbelief ; %' '' 
 Hit 'desperate state explain ; ' ^ , . " 
 And fill his heart with •acre4 pim^\ - 
 And penitential paia^ 
 
 ^ $peak with that voice whlcli wakes the dei 
 And hid the sleeper. «< Rise*' 
 And bid his j^ilty coQ^ience dread 
 . The deskt^ that never dies* 
 
 6 Extort the cry, «« what nmit ted ne 
 * «« To^sav^ a wretch like me ? - 
 
 ' J' How shall a trembBng sinner shua 
 ' •* That endless rai&ry: T 
 
 7 " I must this instant now begin . 
 
 *• ©lit of iny sleep to* awake/ 
 . " And turn to God, and evefy sin 
 *» Continually forsake : 
 
 8 ^^ I mi|st for faith incessant ,cry> 
 
 . *^* And Wrestle, Lord , with thee f 
 *f I must be born again, or di^- • 
 ; •« To all eternity.*' 
 
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 I g^ OME, O thou all victorious Lord 
 \:^ Thy power to us make known ; 
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 :^^ break these hearts of stone. " 
 
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 Our foolishness to mourn ; 
 Aijd turn at once (Voifi every/aittj^ 
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 And then enrich the poor ^ 
 
 The JcnowJedge of our sickneM givd j; 
 The knowledge of our cure. 
 
 Thai bteiiaed sense of gutit impart^ , 
 
 And (hen remov^^ load } 
 [Trouble, and wash the tt outlcd hecfft 
 In the* atoaing Blood. 
 
 I Our desperate state tiirough gih dec^arg 
 And 8peak our sins furgiv 'n^ / , 
 
 [By perfect horiiie88 prepare|i^ 
 And take us up to heaven. 
 
 [C< PIRITctf Faith, come down, 
 Ik5 ReveAl the thinffs of God ; 
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 And witness with the blood : 
 
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 The virtue of hia.' Name : 
 i The grace whiclji all may find, 
 
 The saving power impJirt; 
 And testify to all mankind, 
 
 And speak in every heart ! 
 
 4 Inspire the living faith, 
 * Which whosoe'er receiver. 
 The witness in himself he hath. 
 And consciously believes ; 
 The faith that conquers all, 
 ' - And doth the mountain move ; 
 And saves, whoe'er on Jesus call, 
 And perfects them in love. 
 
 HYMN82. [6line8 2^'s«t4-7'8,] 
 
 1 ^INNERS, your hearts lift up, 
 J3* Partakers of your hope ; 
 This the day of Pentecost } 
 
 Ask, and ye shall all receive; 
 Surely now the Holy Ghost, 
 
 God io all that ask shall give. 
 
 \ 2 Ye all may freely take . 
 
 The grace for Jesus 's sake; . 
 He f(9r every man hath died ; 
 He for all hath ris'n again; 
 leiU'4 now is glorify'd.,* 
 
 Gifts he hath receiv'd for men. ; 
 
 8 He sends them from the skies 
 On all his enemies^ 
 9 J his cross he now hath led 
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 Offerf all hti Joy an3 peac« j 
 Jettled comfort, perfect love» 
 ' Everlatdug rifhteoUsaeM, 
 
 5 AH may from him receirie 
 . A power to turn and live: 
 
 Gr^e for every soul is free; 
 
 ' Allmay hear the effectual call V 
 Lll tlie light of Life may see; 
 
 All may feel, he died for At.ir.r- 
 
 6 Drop down in showers of love, 
 VeheavensDrom above, "^^ 
 
 irfiteoiwiiesB^ ye skies, pour down 
 Open, earth, and take it in / 
 laim the Spirit for your own. 
 Sinners, and be savM from sin .-^ 
 7 Father, behold we claim 
 I Thegift in Jesii's Name! 
 lim, th€> promis'd Ckmiforter, 
 I Iiito ail our spirits pour/ 
 St him fix his mansion here. 
 Come, and never leave us me^e! 
 
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 ^©t us ihine influence prove: 
 ISource of the old prophetic fire. 
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 And let there now be light . 
 
 4 Ood./tl^ro' hiniielf, we then shall know. 
 If thoU within us shine j 
 And found, with all tliy saints below. 
 The depths of love divine. 
 
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 Ht^ATHER of alt, in whom alone 
 Jl We live, and move, and breathe J 
 One briKftt, celestial ray dart down; 
 And Ciller thy sons beneath. ^ 
 
 2 While in thy Word we search for thee, 
 (We search with trembling awjB ! ) 
 Open our eyes, and let us see 
 The wonders of thy law " 
 
 ^Zr Now l^t oar darkness comprehend 
 Tlie ligKt that shines so clear \ 
 Now the revealing spirit send, 
 . Aii^give us ears to hear. 
 
 HYMN 8ft. . [I..M.] 
 
 1 rilHUS saith the Lord of earthed hen 
 «Jr J*\«p^Kofi«rael and his God, 
 Who hath for all a riiuspm giv'n 
 
 And bought a guilty world with blood: 
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 I have to thee my couiisel shewM, 
 The wordqf sure prophetic grace, 
 
 And told thee aU the mind of God. 
 'e are my VVitncMes, to you 
 
 My name and nature is made knowti, 
 (^ only can your seal set to, 
 
 That I am Qod, and God alpoe.*' 
 
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 Kasteti and pray*d, and read thy Word, 
 And hearM it preach 'd in vain. * 
 
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 And nojir thine altar drew ; 
 lorm of godliness wa.H mi lie. 
 The power I never knew. 
 
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 le ^ngth, and brcWIth I never saw^ 
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 4 To please thee thus, at length I sec. 
 
 Vainly I hop'd and strove ; 
 For what are outward things to thee, 
 Unless they spring from love . 
 
 5 I see the perfect law inquires 
 
 Truth in the inward parts ; 
 
 Our full consent our whole desirea, 
 Our undivided hearts. 
 
 6 But I of means have made my hoast; 
 
 OS means an idol made ! 
 The spirit in the letter lost. 
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 •7 Where am I now, or what my hc^e ? 
 What can my weakness do ? 
 Jesus, to thee my soul looks up : 
 'Tis thou must make it new. 
 
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 % CTILL, for thy loving kindness, Lord) 
 J3 I in thy Temple wait : 
 I look to find thee in thy word, 
 Or at thy table meet. 
 
 Here in thine own appointed ways, 
 I wait to learn tliy will I 
 
 Silent I stand before thy face, j^ 
 Andhearthee8ay,**BestiU ; ^| 
 
 t «< Be still!" and know that 1 am ^bd I'* 
 'Tis all I live to know ; 
 To feel the virtue of thy blood, ' 
 And spread its praise belowl 
 
 4 I wait my vigour to renew. 
 Thine image to re trie v^t 
 
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 The veil of outward things pass thro% 
 And gasp in thee to live. 
 
 J work ; and own the labour vain; 
 
 And thus from works I cease ^^ 
 I strive ; and see my fruitless pSir,' 
 
 t*}l| God create my peace. 
 
 Fruitless, till thou thyself impart. 
 
 Must all my efforts prove ; 
 They cannot change a sinful heart i"'\ 
 
 They cannot purch^e love. 
 
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 1 do the thing thy laws enjoin. 
 And then the strife giveo'er; 
 
 To thee I then the whole resign, 
 I trust in m^ans no more. 
 
 I trust in him, who stands betweerf 
 
 The father's wrath and me: 
 [Jesu,Jthou great eternal Mean, 
 I look for all from thee ! ,— 
 
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 HYiMtlNr 88. 
 
 MY gracious, loving Lord, 
 To thee what shall I say? 
 fell may I tremble at thy word. 
 And scarce presume to pray ! 
 Ten thousand wants have 1 ; 
 Alas I all things want! 
 it tliou hast hid me always cryi 
 
 And never, never faint. 
 
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 Yet, Lord, well might I fear. 
 Fear even to a§k thy grace ; 
 I oft have I, alas ! drawn near. 
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 Thy h'dUow'd courts I ti'od: 
 Thv na»*"e and temple I profan d, 
 Aud dar*d to call tbee God. 
 
 8 Nieh with my lips I drew ; 
 Mv lips were all unclean i, 
 
 TI.ee with my heart I never kne^: 
 
 My heart was full of sin : - 
 
 Far from the living Lord, 
 
 As far as hell from heaven ^* 
 Tliv purity I still ahborr'd. 
 
 Nor look to he forgiven. 
 
 4 JVIy nature Lo^y'd ; , 
 My own desires pursu d:^^ 
 AnA still a den of thieves Lm^ 
 The hallow'd house of Gpd. 
 The worship he approves, ; 
 To^Jnml wouldnotpay: • 
 My selfish ends, end creature^ove 
 ; Had stole my heart away. -^ 
 
 5 My sin an<J nakedness. 4 
 I studied to dis^iise. 
 Spoke to my soul a flattetlng peac^>. 
 And put out my own eyes ; 
 In fig-leaves I appeared; ^ 
 
 ^ Nor with my form would part: 
 
 But still /etain'd a conscience- sear'd, 
 A hard, deceitful heart. 
 
 6 A godly fcjrmal saint 
 
 I long appeai^'d in sight; 
 By Felf and SatJ^i taught to ]^aint 
 
 My tomh, my nature, white. 
 * Tl^p T^hnHree within 
 
 Sti^: "' dJgturhM remair'd; ' 
 The Btrong man, arm'dwith guilt of si% 
 
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Safe In his palace rei«:n*d- ' 
 
 7 But, Oh ! the jealous God \ 
 In my behalf tame down ,• 
 
 fesus himself the stronger showM, 
 
 And claimM mc for his own. 
 
 My spirit he alarn^M, 
 
 A nd broiig;ht into d istress ,- 
 Te ?hook and boun^ the strong man ^rm*di' 
 
 In his self-righteousness. 
 
 8 Faded my virtues show. 
 
 My form without the ]x>wer ; 
 ^hcsin-cohvincing Spirit blew, 
 
 And blasted every tlovv'r: 
 
 My mouth was stopt,^*id shame 
 
 CrtVer'd my guilty ftl^ 
 fell on the' atpnine: Lamb, \ . 
 
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 They ar€ the temple of the Lord, 
 And heathens all beside ! * 
 
 The temple of the Lord are tl^ese, 
 / The only Church and true : ' '" 
 
 Who live in pomp, and wealth,;and ease^ 
 And Jesus never knew* ! 
 
 O^ould'st thou, Lord, reveal their sjns! 
 / f|id turn their joy to ^ief 
 The World, the Christian world convinci. 
 Of damning unbelief. • 
 
 The formalists confound, convert; '* ■ 
 
 And to thy people join; 
 And bre^k, and fdl the broken heslrt 
 
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 1 A UTHOB^of faith, eternal Word, 
 
 J\. Whose Spirit breathes the active flamei 
 Faith, like its Finisher and Lord, 
 To-day, 4s yesterday the same: 
 
 2 To thee our humble hearts aspire, 
 
 And ask the gift unspeakable ; 
 Increase in us the kindled fire. 
 In us the work of faith fulfil. 
 
 ^$r By faith we know thee stToni^ to save; 
 (Save us, a present Saviour thou I) 
 Whatever we hope, by faith we.have,, 
 Future and past subsisting now* 
 
 4 To him that in thy name believes, 
 
 Eternal life with thee is given ;^ 
 
 Into himself he all receives, :- 
 Pardon,, and holiness, and heaven, 
 
 5 The things unknown to feeble sense, 
 
 Unseen by reason's glimmering ray. 
 With strong, commanding evidence, 
 Their heavenly origin display. * 
 
 ^ Faith lends its realizing light. 
 
 The ciouds disperse^^e^ shadows flyj 
 The* Invisible appejirs in sight. 
 And God is seen by mortal eye. 
 
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 1 TryOW can a sinner knotv 
 JLX His sins on earth foi-givenl 
 How can my gracious Saviour show 
 My name insorib'd in heaven ? 
 Witfrt w6 have feU and seeo^ 
 
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 With confidence we tell ; 
 Ind publish to the ^ns of mea 
 The signs infallible. , 
 
 2 We who in Christ believe, 
 . That he for us hath died, 
 
 Te all his unknown peace receive j 
 
 And feel his blood apply'd ; 
 
 Exults our rising souU 
 
 Disburthen'd of her load, 
 M swells, unutterably full ^ 
 
 Of glory, and of ood. 
 
 3 His love, surpassing far 
 The love of all beneath, 
 
 e find within our hearts, and dara 
 The pointless darts of death. 
 Stronger than death and hell. 
 The mystic power we prove ,• 
 
 id, conquerors of the world, we dwells 
 In heaven, who dw^ll in Love. 
 
 4 We by his Spirit prove. 
 And know the things of God; 
 
 [he things^ which freely of his love 
 He hath on us bestow'd : 
 His Spirit to us he gave, « 
 
 And dwells in us we know : 
 
 Che witne^ in, ourselves we have^ 
 And al^ its fruits we show. 
 
 5 The m^ek and lowly hejart 
 That ini our Saviour was, 
 
 |To us his Spirit does impart. 
 And signs us with his cross ; 
 Ournatt^re's turn 'd, our min* 
 Transforin'd in all its powers; 
 
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 6 Whate'pr our pardoning Lord 
 
 Commands, we gladly do: 
 And guided hy his sacred Word, 
 
 We all his steps pursue: 
 
 His glory\our design, 
 
 We live our God to please ; 
 And txse, with filial fear divine, 
 
 To perfect holiness. 
 
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 1 rt^ HOU great mysterious God unknowr^, 
 
 A Whose love hath gently led me on, 
 
 Even from my infant days; 
 Mine inmost soul expose to view, 
 And tell me, if I ever knew 
 ,«. Thy justifying grace. 
 
 2 If I have only known ^hy fear, 
 And followed with a heart sincere, 
 
 '- Thy drawings from ahove 
 New, now the farther grace bestow, 
 And let my sprinkled conscience knoMT 
 Thy sweet forgiving love. 
 
 8 Shrrt of thy love I would not,stop, 
 A strarsjer to the Gospel-hope, 
 
 The sense of sin forgiven; 
 I would not, Lord, my soul deceive- 
 WitV.out thy inward witness live, 
 
 That antepast of heaven. 
 
 4 If now the witness were in me, 
 Would he not testify of thee. 
 
 In Jesus reconcil'd? 
 And should I not with fajth draw nigti^ 
 Apd boldly. Abba, Father, cty , 
 
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 kVIiute'er obstructs thy pardoning love; 
 Sin, of 8elf-rio:hteousnes8, remove, 
 
 Thy glory to display ,• 
 nine heart of unbelief Convince, 
 iiu\ now absolve me from my sins^ 
 
 Aiid take them all away. 
 
 ^ath T, in me reveal thy Son, 
 
 Lnd to my inmost foiiI make known 
 
 How merciful thou art • ^ 
 fhc secret of thy love reveal, 
 Lnd by thine hallowing Spirit dwell 
 
 For ever in my heart. 
 
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 SECTION I. 
 
 'R4YING FOR REPnXTCF:. 
 
 HYMN 93| J [61ine»8's.] 
 
 riATFJER of ^ijrhts from whom proc 
 WBfite 'er thy every creature need?^ 
 
 lose good.Mess, providently nigh, 
 feeds the young ravens when they cry 5 
 10 thee I look, mv heart prepare : 
 
 ig^est, and hearken to my prayer. 
 Snce by thy light mysellf see, 
 fnked, and poor, and void 6f thee ; 
 jhy eyes must all my thoughts survey, 
 |rerenting what my lips would say ,• '* 
 rlipu seest my wants, for help they call. 
 lnd ere I speak thou know'st/ihem* all. 
 [hqu kDow*8t the baseness of my mind 
 ny^ard, and impotent,/4r;d blind ! "*" 
 nou know'st how unsubdued my will 
 gerseirom good^ and prone to ffl i •' 
 
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 Thou know 'St how wide my paflsioivs ro^ 
 VTm^ by fear, nor charmM by lovej 
 
 4 Fain would I know, as known by thee. 
 And feel the indigence I sec ; 
 Fain would I all my vileuew own, 
 And deep beneath (he burden groan ; 
 Abbor^the pride that lurks with.n. 
 Detest and loathe mysell and am. 
 
 5 Ah, give me, Lord, myself to feel!' 
 Mv total misery reveal : 
 Ah, give me, Lord [I still would say,] 
 A heart to mourn, a heart to pray : 
 My business this, my only care, 
 My life, my every breath be prayer • 
 
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 1 T| ESUS, my Advocate above, ^ 
 O My friend before the Throne of Lo 
 If now for me prevails thy prayer 
 If now I find thee pleading there , 
 If thou the secret wish convey, 
 ^nd sweetly prompt my heart to pray; 
 Hear, and my weak petitions jom. 
 
 Almighty Advocate, to thine. 
 
 a Fain would I know my utmost ill. 
 And groair my nature's weight to feel ! 
 
 To feel the clouds that round me roll, 
 The night that hangs upon my soul ; 
 The darkness of my carnal mind , 
 My will perverse, my passions blind, 
 jScatter'd o'er all the earth abroad, 
 ^Immeasurably far from God. 
 
 4 ItsvLy my heartV imxe gbtai^ ; 
 
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 ly earnest siiit preseat, and gain : 
 [y fuUioss of Corruption show^ 
 he knowledge of myself liostow ; 
 
 deeper dispTacence at sin ; 
 
 flffjirper scnsi of j^uilt within ; 
 
 stronjjer struffeflinj? to get free ,' 
 
 keener appetile for thee ! 
 
 Sov*reign loy^e, to thee I cry ? 
 
 jfive me tnyselft or else I die ; 
 
 ive me from d^ath ; from hell set free '. 
 
 >eath, hell, arej but the want of thee, 
 juicken'd by thy imparted flame ; 
 [av'd, when popaest of thee, I am : 
 
 ly life, my on ly heaven thou art ; 
 
 might I feel thee in my heart ! 
 
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 AVIOUR, /Prince of. IsraePs' race, 
 ' See rtw "Vfrom thy lofty thi;one : 
 
 live the swec/t relenting grace, '^ 
 
 I Soften this pMurate stone ! 
 
 lone to flesW, O God, convert ; 
 
 last a look, 4nd break my heart 1 
 
 thy Spirit, Lord, reprove. 
 All mine MVmosi sins reveal f 
 hs againsjt thy light and love* 
 I Let roe ^ee, and let me feel / 
 bs that crucify 'd my God, 
 biltagaiii thy precious blood. 
 tm seek thy wandering sheep* 
 [Makeiie restless to return ; 
 M me look on thee, and w^ep, 
 I Bitterly as Peter mourn :' 
 m I siy, by grace restored * 
 
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 \Htbc Pu!)Uc«n tlijjtreHt; 
 St M d, not darins; to draw near ; 
 
 Smite on my.unworthy breast ^ 
 Groan the pinner's only plea, 
 •*'God, be merciful, to mo '," , 
 
 5 remember me for Rood, 
 
 Pasfinjc tbro* tho mortal vale '. 
 Shew me tbcVflitoiiin?; blood, 
 
 When my strenjrlh and spintsjail ; 
 
 Give my Txppi'S: <*<>»* ^^ ^®® 
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 " " Witb all my idols part ; 
 
 And to tby i^rracious eye present 
 
 A bnmble, contrite beart ! 
 
 A bcort witb c:rief opprest, 
 
 For baving ji^ievM my Qod i 
 A troubled beart, tbnt cannot rest; 
 
 Till sprinkled witb tby blood i 
 
 2 Jesus, on me bestow 
 Tbe penitent desire / 
 
 Witb tnie sincerity of woe 
 My acbin^ breast inspire ; 
 Witb soft'nin^ pity look. 
 And melt my bardne^s down ; ^ 
 
 Strike witb tby love's resistless stroke, 
 And break tbis beart of stone ? 
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 "% * £^ THAT I could revere 
 \J My much, offended God.;*. 
 
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 jt I could hut stand in fear 
 f)( tliv afllktia^rod ! 
 K morcy cannot draw, 
 Thou» l)y tliy tlirwfuiHjr movft'I 
 |() Kcoj) »H abject foul in awo, ■ 
 llwt will not yield Jo lova 
 
 Shew me the naked sword, 
 
 Impending o'er my iiead ; 
 let me tremble at thy word, 
 
 And to iiiy ways take hecd^ 
 
 Wilh sacred hont)r lly • 
 
 From every Hintul snarei 
 [rever, in my Juil^e*:* eye, 
 
 My Jud^c^b aiiger d.ue. 
 
 Thou ji^roat tremendous God, 
 The conscious awe impart ; .^-^^ 
 Tlie ^ace he now on me bestow*^; 
 The tender flesldy heart ; 
 For Jesu's sake aJonCj^ 
 The stony^h^rt remove ; 
 |(1 melt, at last, O melt me dowij ' 
 Into the mould of love. 
 
 HYMN 98 fc. M,} 
 
 FOR that tenderness of heart. 
 
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 Which bows before the Lord; 
 Icknowledgjing how just thou art. 
 And trembling at thy word : 
 for those humble, contrite tears, . 
 Which from repentance flow / 
 hat consciousness of guilt, whjch fearr 
 Th§ long-suspciided blow : 
 
 Savioiu-, to me, in pity give 
 Thcfiepaible djgtressy- 
 
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 The pledge thou wilt, at last, tcceive, 
 
 Andbidmediein peace: 
 Wilt from the dreadful day remove. 
 
 Before the evil come . 
 My spirit hide with saints above ; 
 
 My body in the tomb; 
 V HYMN 99. [s, M.3 
 
 1 /^ THAT 1 could repent ! 
 Vr O that I could believe ! 
 
 thott by thy voice the marble rent ; 
 The rock in sunder cleave ! 
 Thou, by thy two-edg'd, sword, 
 Hvso«^2tnd spirit part: ^ 
 
 Strike with the hammer of thy wos^ 
 And break my stubborn heart '. 
 
 2 Saviour, and Prince of Peace, 
 The double grace bestow ; 
 
 Unloose the l)ands of wickedness, 
 
 And let the captive g<^: 
 Grant me my sins |p feel. 
 And theft the load remove ; 
 
 Wound, and pour in, my wounds to heal, 
 . The balm of pardoning love. 
 
 9 Vbt thy own mercy's sake. 
 The cursed thing remov^ ; 
 
 And in to thy protection take 
 The prisoner of thy love : 
 In every trying hour 
 Stand by my feeble soul ; 
 
 And skreen me from my nature's po^^&t 
 Till thou hast made me whole. ^ 
 
 4 This is thy will I knot^, 
 That I should holy be : 
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 This moment tiurn to thee : J 
 
 might I. now embrace 
 Thy all-sufficient power ! 
 [ never more to siu give place ^ 
 And never grieve thee more ! 
 
 HYMN 100. 
 
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 ESU, let thy pityinj* Eye 
 Call back a waiidenng sheep >* ^ 
 filse to thee, like Peter, I ^ 
 
 Would fain likjs Peter weep ; 
 let roe be by grace restored / / 
 
 [me be all long-suffering shown ; 
 Turn, and look upon me, Lord, 
 And break my heart of stoiie, 
 
 iviour, Prince , enthrqn'd abovd^ v 
 Repentance to impart, 
 five toe, thro' thy dying love^ j 
 
 The humble, contrite heart : 
 five what I have long implor'd, . 
 )rtionofthy grief unknown : Turn, 
 
 orthmeown compassion's sake« - 
 
 The gracious wonder show ;., 
 last my sins behind thy back^^ 
 [And wash me white as snow; 
 
 thy bowels now are stirr'd ; 
 t>w I would myself bemoan : Turn. 
 
 Be me, Saviour, from above ; " 
 
 [Nor suffer me to die J' 
 
 Ife and happiness, and love, 
 
 [Drop from thy eracious eye ,• 
 
 peak ihereconcuing word, '^ 
 
 ilet thy mwcymeltme down: Turn, jt^. 
 
 
 
 
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 The tirst ajxistate man; 
 Saw him weltering in his blooa^ 
 
 And bad*: inni rise again : 
 Speak uiy paradise restored / ^ 
 
 Redeem me by thy grace alone: Turn, &C. 
 
 ^6 Look, as when thy pity saw 
 
 Thine own in a strange land ; 
 Forc'd to' obey the tyrant's law, 
 
 \nd feel his heavy hand . ' 
 Speak the soul-redeeming word, 
 And out of Egypt call thy son Turn, &c: 
 
 7 Look, as when thy grace beheld 
 
 The harlot in distress: 
 Dried her tears, her pardon seal d, 
 
 \nd bade her go in peace : 
 Vile, like her, and self-.ibhorr d, , 
 1 at Uiy feet for mercy groan: 1 urn, &c. 
 
 8 Look, as when thy languid eye 
 
 Whs clos^a, that we might hve ; 
 «* Father," (at tbe point to die, 
 My Saviour gasp'd,) " forgive 
 V Surely, with that (>yii»g word, 
 he turiii, and looks, aitd cries, * Tis done . | 
 ^ O my bleeding, loving Lord, 
 
 Thou break'st my heart of stone \ 
 
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 HYMN 101. 
 
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 t ri^HE Spirit of the Lord our God, 
 JL (Spirit of rower, and Health . and 
 
 Love,) 
 The Fat'ier luith on Christ bestow d, 
 ' And sent him from his tr.roi.e above: 
 2 Pmp^^et , and Prie»>t, and King of pea 
 " Anointed to declare his Will; 
 
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 To minister his pardoning grace^ r 
 id every sia-fick sputlio beal. 
 
 Sinners, obey the lieaveniy call. 
 Your prison doors stand open wide J 
 
 iro forth for he hath ransom 'd all • 
 For every soul of man hath died 
 
 Pis His the drooping soul to raise. 
 To rescue all by sin opprest ; 
 To clothe them with the robes of praisei 
 And give their weary spirits rest. 
 
 To help their grov'ling unbelief ^ 
 
 Beauty for ashes to confer : 
 he oil of joy for abject grief ; 
 
 Triumphant joy, for sad despair. 
 
 fomake them trees of righteous near- 
 The planting of the Lord below ; 
 
 Pospreac^ the honour of his grace, *. 
 
 Andontofullperfect^oagrow* , 
 
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 \R MOUnSEmmsvlNCED OF SIN, 
 
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 HYMN 102. 
 
 1 'NSLAV'D to sense, to pleasure prone,, 
 i Fond of created good : 
 r»ther, our helplessness we own. 
 And, trembling, t^te oui food. 
 
 
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 To thee the creatures lead ; " ^ v^ 
 
 Jhaiiu^d, they exert a baneftilpowcrf 
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 *^S CursM for the sake ©rwretcM man, 
 "* They now engross him whole ; 
 With pleasing force on earth detain 
 ^ And sensualize his soul. 
 
 4 GrovMing on earth we still must lie, 
 Till Christ the curw repeal , 
 TillClirist, descending from on.high, 
 Infected nutur* heal. 
 
 4 Come, then, our heavenly Adam, comJ 
 Thy healing influence give . | 
 
 Hallow our food, reverse our doom, 
 V And hid us pal, and live. 
 
 >Ji The bondage of corruption break ; 
 For this our spirits groan : 
 Thy only Will we fain would seek, 
 O save us from ourown / 
 »7 Turn the fuMslrcamof nature's tide j 
 Let all our actions tend 
 To tkce our source Thy love the 
 
 .Thy gl<My ^® ^® ^^' 
 
 « Earth then a scale to lieavetfthall be; 
 - Sense ^all point out the road ;a 
 The creatures all shall lead to thee, 
 And all we laste be God. 
 
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 Friend of finners, let mefiijtd ,. 
 My help^mjjiU in thee ' 
 
 I am all tinclean , uncrean, 
 
 Thy purity I want ; 
 My whole heartissick of sin 
 
 And my whole head is faint : 
 Full of putrifyiiig sores, 
 'bruises, aud of wounds, my sonl 
 Looks to JesuSj lielp implores, 
 
 And gasps to be made wholes 
 
 ! In the wilderness I stray, 
 
 "Mjr foolish heart is blind ; 
 I Nothing do I know ; the wiiy 
 
 Of peace I cannot fi/)d : 
 I Jesus, Lord, restore my sight, 
 jd take, take the veil away ,• 
 I Turn my darkness into light \ 
 My midnight into day . . 
 
 [Naked of thine image. Lord, 
 
 Forsaken, and alone ; 
 [Uprenew'd, and Unirestor'd, 
 
 I have not thee put on : 
 [Oyer me thy mantle spread, 
 Inddowii thy likeness from abor6 J» 
 [Let thy goodness be display M, 
 
 And wrap me in thy love \ 
 
 Poor, alas ! thou know'st I am. 
 
 And would be poorer still ; 
 [See my wrei;checui(9S8 and sham^/ 
 I And all my vileness feel. 
 INo good thing in me resides^ 
 ty soul lis all an aching void, 
 TiU thy spirit here abides, 
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 6 JesUi, foil of-truth and grace, 
 lu thee is all 1 want ; ' . 
 BeUie wanderer's wresting placft, 
 A cordial to the saint ; 
 - Make me rich for 1 am poor: 
 In thee may 1 my Eden tind: ^..j 
 To the dying, health restore. 
 And eye-sight to the bhnd. 
 
 <; Clothe me with thy holiness. 
 Thy meek humility; 
 Put on me thy gloritrtis dress, 
 
 Endue my soul with thee: 
 Let thine ima^e be re^tor'd, 
 Thy Name and Nature let me prove; 
 With thy fulness fiUjne, Lord, 
 - And perfect me in love. 
 
 ^ HYMN 104» [8 lines rs &6*8.]| 
 
 1 T ESTTS, Friend of sinners, hear. 
 tl Yet once again I pray 
 FrorA my debt of sin set clear. 
 
 For I have nought to pay ; ^ 
 
 Speak , O Speak the kind release 1 ^ 
 A poor backsliding soul restore : 
 Love me freely, seal my peace. 
 And bid n^ sin no more. 
 
 a For my selfibhness and pride 
 ^ Thou hast withdrawn thy grace ; 
 Left me long to wan4er wide, 
 r ' An outcast from thy face; 
 ; But I now my sins confess, 
 And mercy, mercy, I implore ; Love &Qr 
 
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 I And swoil, and reach to heaven^ 
 lercy is above the skies, V 
 
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 (finite my siiwi increase, ' 
 [greater is thy mercy's store i Love, Si6; 
 
 Vsdeceiptfulness hath spread, • 
 
 k hardness o'er my heart; 
 
 lit if thou thy Spirit shed, 
 
 [The stony sliall depart ; 
 
 led thy love, thy tenderness, m 
 
 [let me feel thy soft'ning power : 
 
 )m the oppressive power of sin, \ 
 
 iMy stniggling spirit free : , 
 
 Meet righteousness bring in, 
 kjnspotted purity : 
 [eak, and all this war shall cease, 
 
 Bin shall give its raging o'er : Love &c.'' 
 
 Ir this only thing I pray, 
 Und this will I require, y. . 
 Ike the power of sin away, 
 Fill me with chaste desire ; 
 Irfect me in holiness ; 
 je image to my soul restore f 
 |ve me freely, seal my peace 
 \nd bid me sin np more. 
 
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 IHUS saith the Lord ! Who seek the LamU^, 
 
 Who follow after righteousness : 
 [>k to the rock from whence ye came, 
 rhe Father of the faithful race ; 
 
 iWrenof faithful Abraham, these) 
 
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 The Lord shall give them go8pel-p«a<ft, 
 \ And all his hopeless mourners cheer .j 
 
 3 Shall soon hU fallen Sion raise, 
 ^ Her waste an\des'late places build , 
 
 If Poar out the spiriX of hw ^ace^ 
 
 And make her wHd»» fruitful tiew. 
 
 4 The barren •o^ial^ ^^ . 
 The desart all rene^ shall rise. 
 
 Bloom a» the r«pden of Hhe Lord, 
 A fair terrestrial Paradl^. 
 
 \ Gladness and joy shall «i^ 
 
 Thanksgiving, and the voi^ot praise , 
 The Yoice of Melody shall 80u\d, 
 AnTevery heart be fiU'd witX^ace. 
 
 a A law shall soon from him procei 
 A living, life-infusing Word; 
 The Truth that makes you free ind< 
 The' Eternal Spirit of your Lord. 
 
 >7 His mercy he will cause to rest, 
 
 Where all may see their sins forgiven ; 
 IWI^v rise no more by guilt opprL-?it, 
 ^Sd^«» the Light that leads to heavenj 
 
 HYMN 106. . i6 1ine8 8'8. 
 
 1 M^ Tnou, whom fain my soul would loi 
 
 %^f Whom I would gladly die to know; 
 
 This veil of unbelief remove, 
 
 An 1 show me all thy goodness, show: 
 
 Jesus, thyself in me reveali ^ 
 
 Tell m*^ tliy Name, thy Nature tell. 
 
 lHa«t thou l>een with me, Lord, so long, 
 Yet thwe, mv Lord, have I not known!] 
 I claim the« witb a faulterim toa^ue \ 
 
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 111 me, O tell me, who thou art t 
 Id j«peak thy Name into my heart. 
 
 10 w thou talkost by the way 
 ^ith such an object worm as me^ 
 le mystery of «;race di3|)lay 
 pperi mine ey08 that I may see : 
 [at I may understand thy word, 
 [d now cry out — ** It is the Lord! 
 
 HYMN 107. [eiinesS's.] 
 
 ESUS, in whom the weary find 
 Their late, hut permanent repose; 
 jysician of the sin-sick mind, 
 
 Relieve my wants, assul^e my woes;, 
 Id let my soul on thee be cast, 
 (1 life's herce tyranny be past. 
 
 )s'd fi'om my Ood, and .far remov'^i 
 fionfl: have I wander'd to and fW); 
 »r earth in endle-^s circles rov'd, 
 for found whereon to re^t litclow ; 
 ok to my God at last T flv ' 
 |r, 0, the Waters still are biqfh. 
 
 Ifi-ih pursuits, and rature*^ m^r.e, 
 
 e tbinirs of earth for theS\ leave;; 
 it forth thy hand, thv hand of jnrrace ; 
 Into the Ark of love receive ' 
 |Ve this poor fluttering" soul to rest, 
 i\id lodejc it, Saviour, in thy breast ! 
 
 [ill with inviolatile |>eace ! 
 iStablish and keep my settled heart */, 
 [thee may ail my wand*rin^ cease, / 
 p'rom thee r,o more may I ^epart z ^^ 
 ty utmost ^goodness ciaird to^ pror^. J|p 
 Lv*ii nri^ri at. everlasting loYO I / 
 
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 1 T ET the world their virtue hoast, 
 JLJ Their works of ri/j^hteousness ! 
 I, a wretch undone and lo9t. 
 
 Am freely savM by gri»ce; 
 Other title I disclaim j 
 This, only this, is all my ple?i; 
 I the cnief of sinilers am, \' 
 But Jesus died for me* ' 
 
 P Happy they whoso joys abound. 
 Like Jordan's swelliuie; stream ; 
 Who their heaveu in Phrist have found. 
 
 And give the pfai^ie to him ; 
 Meanest follower of the Lamb, 
 His steps I at a distar^ce see ; 
 I I the chief of sinners am. 
 But Jesus died for me. 
 
 p I, likeljrideon's fleece, am found. 
 Un water 'd still, and dry ; 
 While the dew on all around, 
 
 Falls plenteous from the sky ; 
 Yet mv lord I cannot blame, 
 The vSaviour*s grace for all is free/ 
 I tlw chief of sinners am. 
 But Jesus died (or mo. 
 
 4 Surely he will lift me up, ^ 
 For I of him have need ; 
 I cannot^ive up my hope, \ 
 
 Tho' I am cold and ead : ^' . 
 To bring fire on earth he came ^ 
 P that it now might kindled be /'V 
 I the chief of siners am, 
 „ But Jusus died forme. 
 
 ff^va^ th«u for m^ hast di^» 
 
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 And thou in me wilt live ; 
 fliall feel thy death uppjy'j . 
 I shall thy life receive • ' 
 et when meUed in the flame 
 love, this Nhnll he all my pica* 
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 But Jesufl died for me! 
 
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 A^}P^^\ casta pityinj? eye ; 
 Bid my sins and sorrows end • 
 thither hIiouW a sinner fly ? 
 I Art not thou the sinner's Friend t 
 Jest in thee I g^asp to find, 
 Tretched I, and poor, and hlind. 
 
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 More in need of help than mine f 
 peji refuse to make me whole * 
 
 Then withold the balm divine ' 
 M if I— do need thee most, ' 
 pme, and seek, and save the loati 
 
 Ja!»te,0 haste to my relief/ 
 
 From the iron Furnace take • 
 m me of my sin and grief; ' 
 ' For thy love and mercy »s sake j 
 «t my heart at liberty, ' 
 
 hew forth all thy power in me, 
 
 (MheVilestof therace, 
 
 Most unholy , most unclean ; 
 »J-;the furthest from thy facC;, 
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 [e with arms of love receive / 
 Mfewfiere^ ch ief, forgive ; 
 
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 In thy fi^ricious handn T Am. 
 
 J^Y© nie, Mve me to ihf •tmI ; ♦ 
 Let the utmoit frrate be ^ven ; 
 Save me quite frdiii hell to heaven. 
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 1 g^ OD »Mn thiP nnd every pUc*; 
 1 IT But, O, how dafk ^nd void 
 To mf^ J— 'Til one ^rcat wildernesi^., 
 
 This earth >^ithout my God 
 
 2 Empty of him who all things ftUs, 
 
 Till he his lifljht impart ; 
 Till he hii cflorioiw self reveals, 
 The veil ibM my heart. 
 I thou, whoVeptarKlknow'st my grief! 
 
 * .Thyself unseen, unknown, 
 
 Rlty my helpless ui»he!if»f, 
 
 /iAnd take away the fltone. 
 
 4 Jtsard me with a lerracious eye, 
 ^The long-soujrht blessingr p:ive ; 
 Aild hid me at the pofrt, to die, 
 Behold thy f ice and livr*. 
 
 6 Now, .Tesui, iBfcw, the Fathj 
 Shed i n my h ear t abroad « 
 : The middle wall of flin remove, 
 ', And let me into God, 
 
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 Ul|tOR of faith, to thee I cry 
 ^. IV- ja TS^thee who would *8l not have me 
 
 But know the truth and live 
 Open mine eves to see thy face ; 
 Work \i\ my heart the saving grao^ 
 
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 fiidHindhr«orve a God unknown, 
 Till thmj^the veil remove / 
 liikahle impart, 
 iJiuie nptyw my heir^, 
 haiiiU»it thy love, 
 
 itow tfii rmce i« only thine, 
 KcffiO i^f fnith is all divi.ie ; 
 
 Biit^if on thee we calV, 
 iiou wilt the benefit bestow, 
 IikI j(ivc iw hearts to f ol md knoir 
 That thou hast died for a i.i.. • 
 
 liou bidst us knock and enter in , 
 jmeuntathee, and restfVo.n gin, > 
 
 Tlie blessing seek and find : 
 }U bi^st M,%Mk thy ,crace, m,d have! 
 liou canst, ihou wouldt^t this moment sari^ 
 
 Both mo and all mankind. 
 
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 low let me find my pardon inr**" Lord ; 
 
 Let. what I ask bf» ^'ven : 
 le bar of u. -belief rt»ninvo. 
 
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 Befoie Private Prayer.- 
 
 lATHEK of Jesifs Christ, my Lord^. 
 I humbly seek thy face ; ^ 
 
 ncoura^'d l^y the savour's Word ' ^ 
 To ask thy pardoning grace. 
 
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 In secret prayer for mercy cry, 
 And, groan to be renew 'd, 
 
 3 Farfrotm the paths of men, to thee 
 
 I solemnly retire ; 
 See thou, who dost in secret see/'-J^^ 
 And grant my heart *s desire. 
 
 4 Thy grace I languish to receive, 
 
 The spirit of love and power ; 
 
 Blameless before thy face to live. 
 
 To live and sin no more. ^ 
 
 P* Fain would I all thy goodness feet, 
 And know my siiis forgiven : 
 And do on earth thy perfect V\ ill, 
 As Angels do in heaven, 
 
 $ O Father glorify thy son, ^ ^C 
 
 And gran t what I require ; 
 
 , For Jesu's sake the gift send down^ 
 And answer me by fire. 
 
 7 Kindle the flame of love within, 
 Which may to heaven ascend', 
 And now the work of grace begin, 
 ^ Which shall in glory end. 
 
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 t ^ OMFORT, ye ministers of grace : 
 Vy Comfort nfiy people, saith your God; 
 Ye soon shall see his smiling face. 
 His golden sceptre, not his rod ; 
 And own, when now the cloud's remov'd. 
 He only chasten 'd whom he lov'd, 
 
 i Who sow in tears, in joy shall reap. 
 
 The Lord shall comfort all that mourn A 
 
 yi» now ^ wi their way ao4i weep» 
 
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 * Tu • J^y *^®y doubtless shall return ; 
 And bring their sheaves with vast increU 
 And have their fruit to holiness *"^'^®**«» 
 
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 riXPAND thy wings, celestial Dove 
 
 rlf, l'ulu'''^'''^y^'"'y "azure's nia 
 Call forth the ray of heavenly Love 
 
 Let there in my dark soul he liirht 
 
 And tin the' illustrated abyss 
 
 With glorious beams of endleL 
 
 And light there in our heartfe shall h«> 
 We then thro' faith shall unde* " ^ 
 
 Thy great mysterious Af ajes 
 And by the shining; of thy eracl 
 BeJiold in Christ thy glorious f 
 
 Father of everlasting grace. 
 
 Be mindful of thy chanp-eles 
 We worship tVard that lioly 
 
 In which thou dost thy Nam 
 Dost make thy gracious naturl 
 That hving Temple of thy Sori 
 
 Tlmdost wtth sweercompla^ONJ^ 
 
 The Temple filPd with Lijht divTe . 
 And art thou not w^pleas'dU^ 
 
 ^hoturmng to that heavenly Shrines ' 
 Th^o;je8us to thy throne applyf "'^''^ 
 
 Ihro Jesus for acceptance ciy? 
 
 Wkh all who for redemption groan. 
 Father, m Jesus's Name we pray ! 
 -^Jjst^W we cry and wrestle on, I 
 
 ^Till mercy takes our sins away: I 
 
 Hear from thy d w elling place in hepvek 
 
 Asa aow pronounce our sins forgiven* 
 
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 1 /^"k THOU who hagt our sorrows home,] 
 \y Help us to look on thee and mouM J 
 
 On thee whom we have slain; \ 
 Have piemi'd ^ thousand, thousand times, 
 And by reiterated crimes, 
 
 Renew'd tliy scored pam. 
 
 2 Vouchsafe us eyes of faith to see 
 Tlie Man transfix'd on Calvary! 
 
 To know thee who thou artj 
 The one eternal God and True ; 
 And let the sight affect, subdue. 
 
 And break my stubborn heart. 
 
 i3 Lover of souls, to rescue mine, 
 Reveal the Charity divine, 
 
 Thit suffer'd in my stead r 
 That made thy soul a sacrifice, 
 And quench' d in death those flaming eji 
 
 And bow'd that sacred head. 
 
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 4 The veil of unbelief remove^ 
 And by thy manitested love, 
 
 And liy thy sprinkled blood, 
 Destroy the love of sin in me, 
 And get thyself the victory, 
 And bring me back to God. 
 
 i Now let thy dying love constrain 
 My soul to love its God again. 
 
 Its God to glorify I 
 And, lo ! I come thy cross to share. 
 Echo thy sacrificial prayer. 
 
 And with my saviour die. : y 
 
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 My feeble voice I cannot rawc, 
 Till wash'd in Jesu'a blood. 
 
 TilK at thy cominif from above, 
 
 My mountain-fiin depart/ 
 And fear gives place to filial l^ve, 
 
 And peace o'erflows my he^t. 
 
 Prisoner of Hope, I still at^ifid ^ 
 
 Tho' appearance of my L«rd, 
 l^ese endless doubtK and fenrs to e|sdj 
 mitnd speak my soul restored : 
 
 :W-' 
 
 'HI 
 
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 ^l^lstor'd by reconciling grace I 
 " With presebt pardon blest ^ ^' . 
 
 And iittod by true holiness- 
 
 Foriny eternal rest. 
 Tbe peace which nian can ne*er cpnQdiv^ 
 
 The love and joy unknoY^n, ' 
 Now, father, to thy servant give, 
 
 Asd claim me for thine own. 
 
 Uy God, through Jesus pacify'd } 
 ' My God, thyself declare^ v 
 
 And draw me to his open side, 
 And plunge the sinner there [ > 
 
 HVMJN 117. 6 linos Ws & 2-6's 1 
 
 OT H AT I first of love possess' d. 
 With my Redeemer's presence b]es% 
 Might his salvation see 1 
 Before thou dost my soul require. 
 Allow me, Lord, my heart's desire. 
 And shew thyself to me, \^ 
 
 Apjiear, niy sanctuary from sin.^ 
 ^ 9a thine itrnis and tajce me in^t 
 
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 thjr ewBprepeiice ludeT 
 
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 116 
 
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 COWVIWCBD 01^ l*l#* 
 
 ■%•'> 
 
 Hide in the place where Moses stoojt 
 And shew me now the face or uod, 
 My Jesus piiciFy'd. 
 
 3 What but thy manifested grace, 
 Cati g^ilt, a/d fear, and sorrow chasoj 
 • The cause of grief destroy 1— 
 Thy mercy makbs salvation sure ; 
 
 * Males all my heart apd nature pure, 
 And fills with hallow d jpy. 
 
 ;i Come, quickly, Lord, the veil remove! 
 Pai*s as aGod of pardonmg love 
 
 RfiForti mv ravish'd eyes : 
 
 Betore my ravish'd eyes : 
 And when I in thy person see 
 Jehovah's glorious majesty, 
 
 I find my Paradise.' , 
 
 HYMN 118. 
 
 [C. M.J 
 
 f g^ That I could my Lord receivei 
 \J Who did the world redeem ! 
 Who gave his life that I might live 
 A life cpiiceard in him ! 
 
 2 6 that I co^ld the blessing prove. 
 My heart's extrenj^e desire; . 
 Livp happy in my Saviour's love, 
 Aiad in his arms expire . / 
 
 d Mercy 1 ask to seal my peace, 
 . That, kept by mercy's power^ 
 
 I may from every Mil cease^ 
 Aiid never grieyf tbee more I 
 
 4 ^ow. if thyigraci0us will it be, 
 ' Even now my feina remove ; - 
 — Andsotmyfloufat liberty, — 
 
 4 
 
 By thy victorious- love/ 
 
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 Thou 
 
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 My su 
 
 Nothing 
 Of alii 
 
 I But let n 
 And li' 
 
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 Ikn 
 |Long hai 
 Nor foi 
 
 [Full oft ii 
 I to the 
 lut could 
 Or *scaj 
 
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 This w( 
 Smploy, i 
 An hoi} 
 
 I'Tis not t 
 Canhid 
 
 1 carry wi 
 While ] 
 
 baffled, o' 
 I yield i 
 
 iy unava 
 And voi 
 
 vile, UK 
 I feebly 
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 In answer to ten thousand prayerf^ 
 Thou pardoning God descend i 
 
 Number me witli salvation's heirs^ 
 My sins and troubles end ! 
 
 Nothing I ask or want lieside, 
 Of all in eartfi or heaven . j 
 
 I But let me feel thy bUK)d apply *rf; 
 And live and die forgiven. 1 
 
 kvMNlld. [c. M^ 
 
 JESUS, my hiding-place, to ll'hee' 
 I know not how to fly; / 
 [Long have I struggled to be free^ 
 I Norfound^liv*rancenighi \' , 
 
 [Full oft in fruitless fond desire, 
 I to the Desert ran ; ^ 
 Jut could not from myself retire, 
 Or 'scape the inner man 
 
 wlio shall bid this self depart, 
 This world of sin excl ude ? 
 Jmploy, and make my peaceful hea«« 
 An holy solitude ! * * 
 
 jTis not the desert, or the cell, 
 Can-hide me from my pain ; 
 
 While pride and wrath remaioi. 
 
 Jaffled, o'ercome, i yield at last,- 
 
 I yield to self-despair ; 
 ly unavailing strife is past, 
 
 And void returns my prayer. 
 
 yiIe,^unwo^y worm, my ey« 
 I feehly lift to heaven; ^ ^'^ 
 e^him w^6 sees me from the ak i^tf 
 «»>^ tiM forgiveni 
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 HYMN laO. " ' [I.. M.T 
 
 X/^ u EREfv tTH» Lord, shall I drawi 
 f f And bo^ myself before thy f4te? 
 How in thy pu;^er eyes appear? 
 
 What 8hall/I bring to gain thy grace? 
 
 Will ^ifts delight the Lord most high? 
 
 Will multiply*d oblations please.? 
 ThousaiKjs of rams his favour buy; 
 
 Or iJSjtighterfd hecatombs .appease? 
 
 Cab tl^se avert the wrath of God ? 
 
 Call these wash out my guilty stain? 
 Rivers* of oil, and seas of Jblood, 
 
 Alas ! they all must flow in vain. 
 
 4 Whoe'er to thee themselves approve, 
 Must tdke the path thy word hath show'! 
 Justice pursue, and mercy love,,\ 
 And humbly walk by faith witJi God. 
 
 But though my life henceforth be thine, 
 Present for past can ne*er a^tone: ^ 
 Thousch I to thee the whole,resign, 
 I ohly give thee, bacl^hijie owti\ 
 
 6 Wliat nave I then wherein to trust? 
 I i cthing have, I no^^hii g ana j 
 Excluded i^my every boast; 
 My fr lory swallowed up iv shame. 
 
 V Quiityl stand before thy face 
 Oi, me I feelthy ^rath abide: 
 *Ti« just the sentenceshould take place, 
 *Tis ju8t;;^but, O, thy Son hath d^d^ 
 
 Jesfn, the Lamb of God. hath. bled, 
 , H;? bore our sihis '.ipofi tlie tree! 
 iBeiieaOi our curse he bow'dfiis head; 
 ^ ^ris finished j h^hafe died J^»e I 
 
 A 
 
 
Sec, where before thy (hrone bo starids^ 
 Aud pours the aH-prevuiliag prayer! 
 
 Poiuts to his side, and hfts his hands, ' 
 And shews tliat I am graveo there I 
 
 10 He ever lives for me to pray ; 
 
 He prays that I with him may reignf 
 Amen, to what my Lord doth say! * 
 Jesus, thou caiiflt uoC pray io vain 
 
 HYMN 12L iMU^ 
 
 WiTiH glorious cload9«ncompa8t roun^» 
 Whom angels dimly see. 
 Will the unsearchable be found. 
 Or God appear to me? . 
 
 -#.■ ■ ■*-.; ; 
 
 Will he forsake his Throne above, 
 * Hiniselfto worms impart? 
 Answer, thou Man of Grief and Lav^, 
 And speak it to my heart ! 
 
 In manifested love explain , . 
 
 Thy wonderful design: 
 What m^ant the suflfenng Son of MiM^: 
 
 The streaming blood xlivine! ^ 
 
 Didst thou not in our flesh appear^ 
 
 Aud hve and die below, 
 that 1 might now perceive thee n 
 
 And my Redeemer know? 
 
 Come, then, and t6^iii|soijil reveal 
 The heights and dep4hs of a^race . 
 
 The wounds which all my sorrows hea^i"* 
 That dear disf'^ufM face. 
 
 Before inv #r^s of faitl, v( i fest, 
 iStAiid/orU) a si. ughier'd Lamb:> 
 
 f 
 
 y» ' 
 
 A^* 
 
 AJt\' 
 
 <* a.'i . > 
 
coifvrircciy oi* wi% 
 
 Mikd wrap me in thif crimson vea^, 
 And tell me all thy Name, 
 
 y Jehovah in thy Person show, 
 Jehovah crucifyM ! 
 And then the pardoning God I knoir> 
 And feel the blood apply 'd, 
 
 9 I view the Lamb in hi« own Hghtj 
 Whom angels dimly see ; 
 And gaze, transported at the sight, 
 
 Tn all P.tArnitir. 
 
 T* 
 
 To all eternity. 
 HYlVfN 122. 
 
 [l, M.] 
 
 1 A DAM descended from above ! 
 J\ Saviour and Head of all mankind: 
 The covenant of redeeming love. 
 In thee let every sinner find. 
 
 49 Our surety, thou alone hasf paid 
 The debt we to thy Father ow'd: 
 For the whole world atonement made, 
 And sealM tlie pardon with thy bloo^. 
 
 4^ Thee, the Paternal Grace Divine, 
 A universal blessing gave ,* • 
 A light, in every heart to shine, 
 A Saviour, — every soul to save^. 
 
 i liightof the Gentile world, appear! 
 ;^ Command the bl^ thy rays to see: 
 Our darkness chaseit onr sorrows cheet, 
 And set the plaintive prisoner free. 
 
 ^ Me, me- who still in darkiiess sit, / 
 Shut ujHii siiJ, and unfcelief; , 
 jHeliver from thisdoomy pit, 
 ^Taasiliingconefdeq^airing 
 
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Op(fh*mlrie eyea the Lamb to know. 
 Who bears the lerencral nin away • 
 
 And to my ransom *d spirit show ' ' 
 The glories of eternal day. 
 
 HVMN 123. [6UnesgVJ 
 
 THOU God unsearchable^ unknown 
 Who still conceal 'st thyself from me £ 
 Hoar an apostate spirit eroan, ' 
 
 Broke, off, and banishM far* from thee** 
 But conscious of my fall, I mourn 
 And fain I would to thee return. * 
 
 Send forth one ray of heavenly light 
 Of ofospel-hope, of humble fear^ ' 
 
 To Tuide me throujjh the gulf of mVht/ 
 My poor desponding soul to cheer 
 
 Tillthoumy unbelief remove, ' * 
 
 And shew me all thy glorious loveu 
 
 A hidden God indeed thou art; 
 
 Thy absence I this moment feel* 
 Yet must I own jt/rom my heart, " ♦ 
 
 Conceal'd, thou art a Saviour stills 
 And thouo;h thy face T cannot see 
 
 1 know thine eye is fix'd on me. 
 
 My^Saviour, thou, thou:?Ii not reveal»(L 
 Vet will I thee my Saviour call : 
 
 Adore ^hy hand, from sin withheld; 
 Thy h^nd shall save me from my fill* 
 
 Now, Urd^ throughout my darkness shmB: 
 
 And shew thyself forever mine. ' 
 
 ' ¥ . Q^P> MespaJT myself to heal; 
 4J 1906 my siii, but cannot fed: ' ^ 
 
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 V 1 cannot, till thy Spirftbfow. 
 ^ful bid th* obedieiit wMers flow. 
 
 3 *T1« thino a heart of fleflh to ^ive^ 
 - Thy QfifU I only can receive; 
 
 Here, then, to thee I«ill resi|i(n, . ^ 
 Toffra'v, rc<1e«m, and aeal — are.thjnek 
 
 t Wjth flimple faith on thee I call; ^ 
 Mv f iisjht, my Life, my Lord, my AH: 
 I wait the movinjiir of the pool ; 
 I wait the Word that speaks me whole. ^ 
 
 n. 
 
 4 Speak, $fraciouH Lord, my sickness cure; 
 Make my infected riaturc pure , • 
 Peace. rijrhteousneKg, and joy impart. 
 And pour thyself into my heart 
 
 FLVMN 125. ^,^1 
 
 1 1 RSUS, the sinner's fri^d, to thee, 
 '«•" Lost and undone, foraid I flee; 
 
 Weary of earth, myself and sin ; >~_^- 
 
 Open thine arms, and take fne in. 
 
 2 Pity, and heal my sin-sick soul; 
 
 'Tis thou alone caii'st make, me whole; 
 Fairn, till in- me thine imafije shine, 
 And lost I am, till Tliou art mine, 
 
 The mansion for thyself prepare, 
 Dispose my heart hy entering there I 
 *Tjs this alone can make me clean; 
 , rris this alone can cast out sin. 
 
 4 ^ t last r own it cannot he 
 Th:it I should fit myself for thoe: 
 Hem tlien to thee I all resign ; 
 ^ihiitB i« thfj work, and only thine. 
 
 4 VThtt shall I fay thy orrace to oiorifl 
 hwd, i am fitly— but thou art to?e t — ^ 
 
roll MfotrftifCRs. 
 
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 I give Up every plea beside , 
 
 »« Loiii, rmcoiidemu'd, but thouliftitdifed.'* 
 
 HVMN 126. £l. m.] 
 
 ■ _ ♦ 
 
 I T^*' * whose glory's streaminc: rays, 
 jf ' Tlio* duteous to thy hi^h tomraand^ 
 [Not sornphs view with open fficej 
 I But veii'd before thy presence stand ! 
 
 How shall weak eyeJ» of flesh, weijr^M doWli 
 I With sin, and dim with error's lij^ht, 
 Dare to heboid thy awful throne, 
 
 Or vi«w thy unapprouchod liplit? 
 Restore my si^ht: By thy froc i^racd 
 
 ^fl entrance to the holiest ^ive ! 
 Open min^ eyes of faith ;— thy f^ipe 
 
 So shall I see • yet seeiu^, live, -> ^ 
 
 'Hiv <roUeii sceptre f»*om above • ' 
 
 Reach forth ; I.o ' my ^hole heart I bow • 
 
 Say to my soul, ** Thou art my love ; ' 
 
 MychosefT, 'midst ten thousand, thou!'* 
 
 Je^iH, full of arrace ! the si^hs 
 
 Of a sicV heart, with pity view ! 
 Hark how my silence soeaks ;— iind cries 
 
 *♦ Mercy, thou God of Mercy, shew." * 
 
 r know tliou canst not but be (»oofl ! 
 Ihv sHo'ild'st thou, Lord» thy f^race re^' 
 strJiin? 
 
 Tho], T.oH, whose blood so fy-e(»lv ^o'v*<L 
 Tosave rae from all guilt and pain. 
 
 . ^"f t27. Cf^Hoe.S'i,! : 
 
 J'^;5' ,f' i^^till the sam? thou art# 
 « all mypfojpiges are sure, • / 
 
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 I24 ^" eoifvmcBD or fif^ 
 
 And make me rich, for t tm poorc 
 •J® me be all thy treasures jfivcn. 
 The kingdom of an inward heaven, 
 
 ^ Thou ha«t pronounced the mourncri blenL 
 And, lo! for thee I ever mourn ; 
 I c luinot,— -no, I will not rest, 
 . Till thou my only Rest return ; 
 
 Till thou, the Prince of Peace, appear 
 i And I receive the Comforter. ^ 
 
 V3 Where IS the ble<i8ednefi9^he»tow'c} 
 V \ On all that huneer after thee ? 
 I b«in«rer now, I thirst for God! 
 
 See, the poor faintinj(( sinner see, 
 And satisfy with endless peace. 
 And fijj^ me with thy n^hteousnesa, 
 
 V 
 
 v4 Ah, Lord,— ifthou artin thatfli<rh, 
 Then hear thyself within me pray ; 
 Hear in my heart thjr Spirit's cry: 
 
 Mark what my labourine: soul wouhl gat 
 Answer the de^punutterM'irroan, 
 And shew that thou and T are oDe' 
 
 4 Shine on thy wo^^, disperse the gloom; 
 ^^ U^ht in thy li^ht I theji shal? e 
 
 Say to my soul , * * Thy li^h t is com c, 
 ii « Ip^^^ ^*v^^® " risen on thee: 1 
 
 ^ '^ py warfare's past ; thy mourninir's oJ 
 
 !• Lookup, for thou shalt weep no more." 
 
 # Lord, I believe the promise sure, 
 Aiid trust thou wiU not lon«r d^^ay / 
 
 Hunsrry, and sorrowful, and poor. 
 
 Upon thy Word myself T stay: 
 Jnto thine hands my al! reai'mr 
 
 (ihPd wtut tiU aU thou vt i^ iiiUr 
 
flYMN 128, _ [c. Ml . 
 
 TESU» if slill ^u art to^fny^ 
 AnyoNtenlay, the name, 
 •^rMeiit to heal, in me dj<(plaj * *' 
 
 The virtue of thy Name : ^ 
 
 '»ii\l thou f^ent ahout to do 
 
 Thy needy creatures f^ooil, 
 )ii me, that f thy praiso may Khci% - 
 
 Be all thy wonders ahi»w'd. 
 iow, Lord, to wliom for help 1 calh 
 
 Thymiraclea repeat;— 
 nth pitying eyes behold me fall 
 
 A leper at thy feet. 
 
 Loathsome, and vile, and solf-abhorr'd 
 I Sink beneath my sin:' " ^■ 
 
 Jut if thou wilt, a gracious word *^ ^ 
 Ofthme, can make me clean. 
 
 bou seest me d^af to thy command, 
 
 Open, r.ord, my ear: 
 Jid me FtpPtch out my withered hand. 
 
 And lift It up in prayer. 
 SilfM.t, (^las! thou Vnow'st how lon^,> 
 
 My voice I cannot raise: 
 HO! when thou ^halt loose my tonffuM 
 
 The dumb shall sing thy praise. * 
 
 Ime at the pool, I still am found: 
 Give, and' my strenjBrth employ • 
 
 .i?ht as a hart I thpn shall bound ; 
 The lame i^all leap for joy. 
 
 JJii d from my hirtb to milt and Oie^ 
 Aiid darM am witbin ! ^^ 
 
 he love of God I cannot se^/ 
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 9 Biit thou, they gay, art passing by f 
 
 O let me find thee near : 
 
 - Jesu, in mercy hear my cry. 
 
 Thou Son of David hear ! 
 
 10 Behold me waiting in the way. 
 
 For thee, the ^eavenly Light ; 
 Command me to bo hrouj^ht, and say, 
 " Sinner, reeeivc thy sight: 
 
 HYMNl2».y [o, m.J 
 
 1 ^M/HILE deadin trespasses I he, 
 
 rJ Thy quic|c*infij Spirit isfive; 
 Call m^ tlioii S«iri of God, t; at I ^ 
 May hear thv Voice, ai d live. 
 
 2 Whilesfull of ai;^uish and disease, 
 • My weak, distemper'd soul 
 
 , Thy Iqye compassionately sees, 
 
 O ^t it ma! e me wliole ' 
 3 Cfjst out thy he^y and let them still 
 ^. . Tol Jesij's jVamftisuhmit ; 
 
 Clothe 'vith thy dvfhteousness and heit 
 And place me at thy feet, 
 
 4 To fesu's Name, if all things no\ir 
 A ti'e;tihh'ng -10 naire pay • ^ 
 l^t my stubborn spirit how. 
 My stiff-neckM will obey ? 
 
 ]^ Impotent, dumb, and deivP, and blirdk ' 
 
 Ai)d n'ck, and poor I am ; 
 , But sure a remedy to find 
 For all in Jesu*s Name. 
 
 _€t I know in thee all fulness dwells, 
 And all for wretched mnn • 
 Fill every wai t my spirit feel^ 
 
 And bleak off every chaia* — 
 

 FOR MOURNER*. 
 
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 No other good I need : ' 
 
 thou, the soil, shalt make me free, 
 
 lijliall bo free indeeJ. 
 
 baniiot rtst, till in thy blood ^ 
 
 I full redemption have : « 
 jut thou through whom i come to Go4> 
 
 Canst to the utmost save, 
 
 from sin, the guiU, the power, the pain, 
 
 Thou wilt redeem ray 3oal ; 
 tord, I believe and not in vain ; 
 
 My faith shall make me whole. 
 
 [l too, with thee, shall walk ka white, 
 
 With all thy saints shall pr^Ve, 
 ^hatis the leni;tii, and breadth, and height 
 
 And depth of perfect love. 
 
 HYMN-iaa. fs. M.] . 
 
 WHEN shall thy love constrain, . 
 \M force me to thy breast ? 
 let- shall my soul return agaia 
 To her eternal rest ? 
 
 Ah ! what avails my strife. 
 My wandering to and fro ? 
 )u hast the words of endless life : 
 Ah! whither should Igo ? 
 
 Thy coiidesc ending grace 
 To me did freely move ; 
 ;all3 me still to seek thy face, 
 Aiid stoops to ask my love*^ 
 
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 Lord, at thy feet I fall ? 
 I groan to be set free 
 
 n would now obey the caH^ 
 Aftd ^?e up all finr thee r 
 
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 123 
 
 coifviarcKD of &is^, 
 
 5 To rescue roe from woe, 
 ^ Thou did' t with all thin^par* 
 
 Didst lead to suffering life below, 
 To gain my worthless heart 
 
 C ''Hfy worthless heart to irain, 
 '^: "P^e God of all that breathe 
 ^ as found in fashion as a man. 
 And died a cursed death. 
 
 7 And can I yet delay 
 'My little all to give ? 
 
 To t^ar my soul from earth away* 
 For Jesus to receive ? 
 
 8 Nay, but I yield, I yi-Id! 
 
 t • ' i^'^ ^^^^ ^"* "^ ^^^^^ • 
 I sink, %^dying love compel! Vi, 
 
 And own Thee Conqueror / 
 
 ^ 9 Though late, I all forsaka. 
 My friends, my all resij[^n ; 
 Gracious Redeemer, take, take 
 4nd seal me ever thine * 
 
 10 Come, ajid possess me whole, 
 . J\or hence again remove : 
 Settle and fix my wavVihgsoul 
 With all thy weight of love. 
 
 #^ ^^J^y one desire he this, 
 - Thyosilyloveto knot?;^ 
 To seek and taste no other 
 
 . No otiier good below. 
 
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 12M V Life, my Portion th^^ 
 - Tiiou all^umcient art ; v 
 My^pe, my he a venly Treasur e 
 £»tor mi keep n^^heajp^r"^ 
 
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 HYMN 181 [cl 
 
 PART FIRST. 
 
 Jfci.] 
 
 iTHAT thou wouldst the heavens renf 
 lii miyesty come dawn ; \ / 
 
 Stretch out thine arm Omiiipotent, \ 
 And seize me fok- thy own. \ 
 
 )e8cend, and let ihy lightnings bum\ 
 The stubble of tny foe; \ 
 
 [ysiuso'erturn, (iVrturii, o'er i-f 1^ V 
 And make the mountains flow ! 
 
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 hipu tliy impetupus spirit guide. 
 And curb my headstrong will f '^ 
 
 liou only canst drive back ti»e tide. 
 And bid the sun stfind still. ^ 
 
 iat though I cannot break my chain/ 
 Or e'er throw off my load ; 
 
 The things impossible to men 
 Are possible- to God. 
 
 I there a tiling too hard for thee. 
 Almighty Lord of all ; ^ 
 ^hose threatening looks dry up the aea. 
 And make the mountains fall ? 
 
 ), who shall in thy pif-esence stand. 
 And match Omnipotence ? 
 Jn ;' sp the holdof thy right-handL 
 Or pluck the sinner thence i 
 
 kwom to destroy, let e^rth assail ; 
 I Nearer to save thou art ; 
 ptronger than all thepower of helK 
 I And greater than my heart. * 
 
 ! to the hiUei lift mine eye^ 
 
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 Thy protnuied aid^I claim.: 
 Father of Mercies glorify ^ 
 Thy favorite Jesu'j* N-an^: 
 
 0^ Salvation in that name is found, ^ 
 , Balm of my grief and care ; 
 A medicine for my every wound, 
 AH, all I want 18 there. 
 
 HYMN131 . [c. M.] 
 
 PART SECOND. 
 
 1 T liSU ! Redeemer, Saviour, I^rd, 
 tl The^/j-eary sinner's Friend; 
 Come to my help ; lirohouiice the Wqrdj 
 And bid my troubles end . 
 
 g peliv^rance to my soul ^oclainfi,' 
 And life and liberty ; ^ / 
 
 Shed forth the virtue of thy Name, 
 ^ And Jesus prove to me / 
 
 8 Faith to be heal'd. thou know'st I have;! 
 For thou that faith hast {?ive> : ' 
 
 Thou canst, thou wilt the sinner save; 
 And make rae meet for heav|ea. 
 
 4 Thoa ^adst o'eroome thid heart orminej 
 Thou Wiji. victdrious prt^v©' 
 For everla^ng strength is thjine, 
 And everla'inng love. j 
 
 ^ Thy powevful spirit fhall subdue 
 Unoonquerabie !iin ; | 
 
 ' Cleanse tbitibul heart, and make it 
 And wr lie thy taw withif. 
 
 a Bound. town vyith twice tin thousand] 
 
 Vei lei lue }io/|r ihy call / * 
 jifc»ui HI c<Kr!iJviiice6hulI/ri;^e,, 
 
 
 4U tm and bronkkbrailigtnMk 
 
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^pealr, and the deaf «hal! hear thy Voice 
 'ri.e Wind hb sight receive ^ ^ » 
 
 rheMumb in songs of praise rejoice ; 
 The heart of 8tone believe. • " 
 
 16 Ethiop then shall gbange his skin • 
 The iief0 ^hali feel tliy potver ; . ' 
 rhu /oathfiome leper shall ^o cleant 
 And 1 shall sin no more. 
 
 flYMN133 - >Iine88's.J 
 
 WrestUnff Jftcob, 
 PART FIRST, 
 
 lOME, O tJioii Traveller unknown 
 \^ hoHi stiH I hold, but cannot see \ 
 My company before is gone, 
 Anl f am left alone with thee 
 Vith thee al! night I mean To stay, . 
 \uA wrestle tiy the break ot day, 
 
 ne^d pot tell thee wiio I am ; 
 I My misiery. Wd sin declare ; 
 phvs^Jf hast call'd me by njv Name, 
 f Look on thy hands, and read it th^rc : 
 Jut. wrho, I ask thee, who art Th^u I 
 Pell me Thy Name, aqd tell me now. ° 
 
 3 vain thou strugglesi to get free, 
 I never will unloose my Tioid . V 
 ^^,Jhou the IWiin that diecl for me f 
 
 .Thesecretof thyioveunfx^ld; 
 fVre^tling, I will not let thee go,^ 
 
 thousaniB^"^}!**}' %«^«/t^> %ture kiiS^ 
 
 l^ thou not yet to |p<. reveal 
 Ihy new, unutterable Name ? 
 wir me/ 1 Stm bese^h ihw, teUv "^^ 
 
 
 
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CbNVl^CEDOF ISIK 
 
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 To know it noyr resolved I am 
 Wre8tlin<3r, 1 will hot let ihee so, 
 'i ill I thy Name, thy Nature, .knoWr 
 
 $ What thougli my ehrinkitig flcdli ct^mpl 
 And muimW to contend «o long ? 
 I ri.'^e superior to my pain 
 
 When I ain\ weak, then I airn Btrons : 
 And when my\all of strength shall fai\ 
 I shall with the God -Man prevail. 
 
 YOTN134, 
 
 PAl^TSECQND. 
 
 jk "%7"IELD to me now, (or I am weak; 
 M. But confident in self-despair ': 
 Speak to rfty hea.rt, in hJessmgH speak; 
 Be conquer' db)^ rhy instant prayer : 
 Spefik or thou nevisr nence shalt move 
 And toll me ^f thy Name be Love. - 
 
 •S 'Tia Love I 'tis LuVe ! thou diedst foriml 
 A hear thy whispeV in my heart 
 
 Ihe morning breaks)^ the- snadows f!oe^ 
 
 Pure, Universal Lc^ve ihotf art ; 
 To me, to all thy box^els move. 
 Thy Nature, and thy Name is Love. 
 
 "8 Mv prayer hath no wer\ with God the gra 
 tlnspeakabie I nW rbceive , 
 
 Through faith I see theeface to face ; 
 I see thee face to face- and live : 
 
 In .vain I have not wept l^nd strove ; 
 
 Thy Nature and thy Nartte is Love. 
 
 -^Iknow thee. Saviour, who thou arff 
 iWMa , t lt e feeb l e s moer'a Fxi o nd 
 
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 Nor wilt thou wUhilie night depart, . 
 
 IJiit jti,iy and hjve me to the end • 
 Tliy inercius never hhali ronrove 
 
 Thy Nifurecindthy \amj U libve. 
 
 Tli« Sum of* RigDtooi^sneHs^On me 
 
 }f uh ro.e, w.th iiealing in his M^n^g . 
 W.uicr d niy n;iiur.^ k strength . frV>n? t^j^^ 
 
 A/vs.,u( us hfo and suoooSr brings V 
 ^Iv help 18 all laid up above • 
 
 Thy S iiure juid^ tliy iVa;n6 i^Love. 
 
 Jomo ted fiovv upon mvthiffh 
 
 lMit,iniliiV8 short jonr.:;)ye„dj_. 
 A. lio.p'ossnoss, all wcakne.s/r ^^^"^ 
 Oil ili.)e alone for strengrh depe«d • ' 
 >• Ime I povver from thee to rCvc'. ' 
 l»y Naure and thy Name is L^ve. ' 
 
 f^a^e IS [ im, J take the prey ; 
 
 ol: oarth, and 8,n, with ei.e o^eredme • 
 i^Mp lor joy pursue my ;vay. v ' 
 
 .,^,f!;i^""d^«^'^oart, fly home; - 
 'ougij all etermty to prove 
 
 iiy Nature and thy Name is Love. 
 HMNi35; [8 lines all 7's J 
 
 r.rrviJI h ^^'^i^^'^'^^S' beboldi 
 i''rry,till the Lord appears. ' 
 
 .Never, never quit thir hold • 
 
 flurinur not at his delay, ' % ' 
 
 ^%enotsetthyGo/a,time^ ' 
 MyforhiscomiMicstay, ^ % 
 
 '4veit,leaveitallto^im; 
 [^ n^Qul, h o bold, he stfoag ;- -V " 
 J^t the coming oi: thy Lor<| *** 
 
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 Though it 8e»*.m to tarry long, 
 True and faithful in his Word! 
 
 On his Word ray soul I cast, 
 (Hcf cannot himself deny,) 
 
 Surely it shall speak at last: 
 It shall speak, and shall not he. 
 
 8 Every one that seeks, shall find: . 
 ' Every one that asks, shall have 
 Christ, the Saviour of mankind, 
 
 Willing, able, all to save; 
 I shall his salvation see ,• 
 
 I in faith on Jesus call ; 
 I from wi shall be set free, 
 
 Perfectly set free from all. 
 
 4 Lord, my time is in thine hand, 
 Weak and helpless as I am ; 
 Surely thou canst tnake me stand ; 
 I believe in Jesu's name 
 ' Saviour in temptation thou. 
 
 Thou hast savM me heretofore ; 
 Thou from sin dost save fne now ; 
 Thou sbalt save me evermore. 
 
 ' HYMN 136. . [8 lines all 7'8.] 
 
 1 "I t'.SU, Lover of my soul, 
 tf Let me to thy bosom fly, 
 Whilfe the nearer waters roll. 
 
 While the tempest still is high: 
 Hide me, my Saviour, hide. 
 
 Till the storm of life be past, 
 Safe into the have^ guide, 
 
 receive my squI at last. 
 
 li Other refuge have I none. 
 
 Hangs my he|plcsgK » pulon theev 
 Xeave, ah 1 leave me mi sdoae, 
 
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 Still support and comfort me : 
 All my trust on thee is stay M; 
 
 All my help from thee I brings 
 Cover my defenceless head n. 
 
 With the slwd^wpf thy wiiig. 4 
 
 Tliou, Chiist,,;(ict all I want ; 
 
 More than all fn thee I find ; 
 Raise the faileo, cheer the faint, 
 
 Ilea! the sick, and lead the Wind ^ 
 Ju!*t '^iid holy is thy name ; " 
 
 1 am all unriofhteousness: 
 False a<id full of m.i lam; ' 
 
 Thou art full o{ Frutij and Grace; 
 
 Plenteous ^race with thee is founds 
 
 Grioe to cover all my sin ! 
 Let thp healirr^ streams abound, 
 
 Mike and keep me pure within. 
 Thou of life the fountain art, 
 Freely Jtjt me take of thee' : 
 
 Sprin- thou up within my heart. 
 Rise to all eternity. V* ' - 
 
 UYUS 137. :« lines i-S's & Z-S's.] , 
 
 THEE Jesu, thee, the sinner's Frientfj' 
 1 follow On to apprehend. 
 Renew the a^loridus strife ; 
 Divinely confident and bold, 
 With faith's strOiigr arm on thee lay hold 
 Thee, my eternallife. * i 
 
 Thyheart, I know, thy te »der heart 
 Doth m my sorrow feel its part, v 
 
 ^ And at my tears relent i 
 
 l^^y Pf '^ ^rfyl sighs thou canst not bean ' 
 
 My pr^er omniijoteat* 
 
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 Give me the grace the love t claim ; 
 Thy spirit now (iemandfl tliy Name ! 
 
 Thou khOwM the 8pirit*8 will : 
 He hclp« my -oulV Iniiniiity, 
 And strongjly intercedes for roe 
 
 Will) groans unspeakable. 
 
 Answer, O Lord, thy Spirit's (rroan I ^, 
 O maWc to me thy nature ktiowu, 
 
 Tliy hidden iiamo impart 
 (Thy Name and Nature are the same,) 
 Tell me thy Nature and thy Name, 
 
 And write it on my heart ^ 
 
 Pri^O' cr of hope , to tliee I turn , 
 And calmly confideiit, I mourn, 
 
 • Anthpray and weep for thee : 
 TeHiite thy love, thy secret tell, 
 Thy mystic Name in me reveal, 
 
 llev.eal thyself ill me. 
 
 Descend, pass hy me, and proclaim, 
 O T ord of Hosts, thy glorious name, 
 "The Lord, the gracious Lord ; 
 ^* T.org-puflfering^ merciful, an ' kind, 
 '•The Ood^ who always hears in mind 
 ' ** His everlasting Wordf • 
 
 ^ Plenteous he is in truth and grace ; 
 He wills that all the fallen race 
 
 Should turn, repent, and live : 
 His pardor jn sr grace for all is free j 
 Transsressiop , sin , in iqm'ty, 
 Hefreely doth forgive. 
 
 $ Mercy he doth for thousands keep ; 
 
 He goes aid seeks throne lojsit sheep, 
 And brings his wanderer home i^ 
 
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 OOWTIWCED OP fill. 
 
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 And every Boul that sheep mifrht be;' 
 Como, then, my LorcI,iind aruther rac/* 
 My Jesus quickly come. 
 
 9 Take me iiitolhy people's rest, 
 come, and with my sole request, 
 
 My one desire (•oinply I 
 Make tne partaker of my hope, "^ 
 
 Then I>id m« ^et me quickly up, ^ 
 
 Ar d on tljy hosom die. 
 
 IIYMX 138. [6 lines 4-8's & 2-«V.] 
 
 1 f^r. J^:»'TS, jet me hi ess thy Ndine I 
 \ ' All Hi:«, alas ' thou know'st 1 amj 
 
 But thou all pity^frt : 
 Turn it to flesh my heart of sfone ; * 
 Such f)owor I)elor!n:s to thee Jilone : 
 
 Turn into flesh my heart ! 
 
 2 \ poor unlovina: wretc-h, 'to (hee 
 
 Tor lielp ascainst myself I flee 1 ^ # 
 
 Thou only caiist rcnove ' 
 
 The hit.dramcs out of tlip wily, 
 
 And soften my uiivioldiiK^ clay. 
 And mould itii to love 
 
 3 f> bt t'ly Spirit shed ahroid . ' 
 The love, the perfect love of Ood, ^ 
 
 fji this cold heart of mine ! 
 misfit he now def^cend, and reslV 
 And dwell forever iu my brea^jt, 
 
 Aiid make it all divine ! 
 
 4 Whnt shall T do my suit to j^ain ? * 
 
 Lamhof God forsii^ners shuni^ * 
 
 J plead what thou bast done. 
 Didst <bou notdie the death for mo'> 
 J e sui", rentcmhcr Citlvary, 
 
 And break my bean of stofiei ^ 
 
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 6 Tsike the dear purchase of thy bloofl^ 
 Mf Friend and Advocate witli God« 
 
 My Ransom and my Peace : 
 Surely, who all piy debt habl paid, 
 For all my sins atoiioment made, 
 
 The Lord my Ki^htcousnessw 
 
 HVMN 139. ' [e lines 4-8*8 & 2-e'8} 
 
 I O TILL. Lord, I lans^uish for thy graces 
 ■ lO Reveal the heautioH of thy face^ 
 llie middle wall remove : 
 Appear ard bainsh my complaint; 
 Come, and supply my only want, 
 Fill all v\y soul with love i . ^ 
 
 . i O ! Coniflii^r this rebellious will : 
 Willing thou art, and ready still. 
 Thy help is alwaj's ni^h : 
 • The stony from toy heart remove. 
 And give me Lord, O give lue lov^. 
 Or at thy fe^t I die. 
 
 $. To thee I lift my mournful eye : 
 Why am I thus ? O, toll me why fe 
 
 I cannot love my God ? 
 The hiadrance must be all in me 5 
 It cannot in my Saviour be ; 
 ': Witness that streaining blood ! 
 
 9* It cost thy bloodmy heart to w in ; 
 •To buy rae from the power of sin, 
 
 \ And make n>e love again : 
 
 Come, th^n, my Lord, thy right Pjscrtl 
 ^d^p to thyself my ransom 'd hf art, • 
 
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 HYBfN 140. [I linej 8'« &2.6 'i,] 
 
 OI^vB DiviwE, how nwfet thou aft j 
 When Dhatl I fiiKj n,y wlHing heart 
 All taken up by thee f 
 I thirst, I (dintt I lonpf to prove 
 The ^Tcatnesfl of ree^eemin^ Love, 
 The love of Christ to nie ! 
 
 Stronp:er his love than death and holly 
 Its riches are unscarchahle : - 
 
 The first-born sons of liffht ■ 
 Desire in vain its depth' to see ; 
 
 They cannot reach the ipystery, 
 
 The lewglh, and breadth and heiglit. 
 
 God only knowa the iove^f Cod : 
 that it nofv T^ere shed abroad . 
 
 In this boor stony iieaft : O, ^ 
 
 For love I sf^h , for. Ipve I pifie : ^p' 
 This only portion, Lord be mine ! 
 
 fie mine this belter part I ,. ^! 
 
 Chat I cfoiild forever sit "^ ' !: 
 
 With Mary iit the Master's Te^t • 
 
 Be this my happy choice : 
 My only caire, deria:ht, and bliss, 
 tly joy, my heaven on earth be this. 
 
 To hear the Bridegroom's, voice » 
 
 Hiq^IN 141. :{e|ies^^^^^ 
 
 F\THKR of Jesus Christ, the Justr 
 My Friend and Advocate with thee* 
 Pity#8oirt that faia wquli^ t^;ust .. 
 In him who li v'd and'died ^r me. ; 
 
 But only thou canst m^jj^hj in k nown. - 
 
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 Mir.: 
 
 >0]|l M0URN1Cmf< 
 
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 -2,Ifc^rawn by thine alluring ^ace,v 
 . My warit of living: faith I feel, 
 Shew, me in Christ thy smiling face, 
 
 VV^at flesh aiid hlood can iie'^r reveal,- 
 Thy cG-etcrnal Son display, 
 And speak my darkness into day. 
 
 3 The^ift unspeakahle impart ; ' 
 !. romra^aiid the liiicht of faith to shine ; 
 To phine hi my dark, droopiiV heart, 
 
 Ard f.ll me with the life divinei; 
 Now bid the new creation be ; 
 Oh God, let there be faith in me ! 
 
 HYMN 142. 
 
 [l. m.] 
 
 1 ri ^ HU9 saith the LOrd— 'tis God commaii 
 J Workers with God, the charge c^jey;| 
 Remove whate'er his work withstands, 
 
 I'repare, prepare his people's ^ay. 
 Lift iip for all mankind to see, 
 
 Tliti standard of their dying Godl 
 And poii.t them to the shameful tr^e, 
 TJie cro^:S, all stain'd with hallo^rd blc 
 
 ,3 The Lord hath glorify *d his grace, 
 
 Throughout the earth proclaim'd^his SodI 
 Say ye to all the sinful race, 
 
 He died for all your sins to' atone. 
 Sion, thy suffering God behold. 
 
 Thy Saviour and Salvation too ; 
 He comes, he comes, so long foretold, 
 
 Cfeth'd in a vest of bloody hue. 
 
 '3 Himself prepares his people's hearts, 
 
 Breaks and binds up, and woui.dsandl5( 
 
 A mystic death, aid life impi i rts, 
 
 Empties' the fall, the emptied lills ; 
 JBle iilltf whom first h« hath prep ar'4^ 
 
 
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 With him the perfect s;race is piven ; 
 Jimself is h^re their ^eat re\v;^rd, 
 Their future and their present heaven. 
 
 HYMN 143. \[c. M.| 
 
 'HOU l«irld<»n Oorl. for whom I croan 
 Till tl.ou thyself declare ; 
 loH inaccefisiMe, uiilri own, v 
 
 I Kcfi^ard a sini.erV proyor ^^ 
 
 sin' er weItVinor:^r his Mood, 
 UKpiirfifVI and ur forrriycr A 
 br distant from the livir.^ oAd, 
 As far as hell from hea\ eg.l f 
 
 unte^enerate cliild of mani 
 To thee for faith I cail ;" 1 - 
 Sty thy falleii creature's painl 
 Uml raise me from my fill, 
 he darkness whic)) thrcu2:h thee IfeeJ, 
 iTfou Oily canst remove j-^^ 
 Kv own eter; ill power reveal, 
 iThy everlastiiia: Love. 
 
 Ui hast in unbelief shat Up, 
 |T])at ^race may let me go ; 
 
 |^ope. helievij;|pr ag^aiii.Mthope, 
 If wait the truth to know. 
 [oil wilt in me reveal thy name, 
 pou wilt thy li^'TJjt afford ; 
 
 md ai.d opprest, yet tl ine 1 am; 
 "^e prisoLei^ of the Lord. 
 
 jould not to thy foe subjuit ; 
 
 IhatethetjTant'schain/ 
 
 id forti) t^e prisoiier from the pit, 
 
 ^or let me cry iu vain ! — ~i — 
 
 ^ me the hlood th.-i bought my peatfe 
 iM covenant blood apply, ' . 
 
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 And all my griefs at once shall ceasei 
 And all my sins shall die. 
 
 5. Now, Lord, if thou art power, descend! 
 ' The mountain-sin remove, 
 My unl^elief and troubles end, 
 If thou art Truth and Love. 
 Speak,' Jesua, speak into my heart, 
 What thou for me hast done ! / 
 A ray of living faith impart, / 
 And God is all my own. 
 
 / HYMN \4L [s. Mj 
 
 ■ft' \ H whither sliould I go, 
 
 f\ Burden'd^ and sick, and faint! 
 I'o whom should I my troubles show» 
 And pour out my complaint ? 
 My Sjiviour bids me come. 
 Ah i why do I delay ? 
 Me calls the weary sinner home. 
 And yet for him I stay I 
 
 2 What is it keeps me back 
 
 From which I cannot part ? 
 Which will not let the Saviour take 
 
 Possession of my heart ? 
 
 Some curSed thing unknown 
 
 Must surely lurk within; 
 Some idol which I will not own. 
 
 Some secret bosom-sin. 
 
 8 JesuB the hindrance show, ^ 
 
 Which I have feared to see : 
 Yet let me now consent to know 
 * What keeps me back from thee. 
 Searcher of hearts, in mine 
 —. — Thy trying power di s play * — 
 
 JIUo its dark^t comem shine, 
 4a4 ^^^ the veil away^ 
 
>■■•'■'.'; .'-''it linT'jii^in**"" '.*' '"■ ' 
 
 now believe in thee 
 
 [Compassion reigns alone : 
 
 iin^ to my faith, to mo 
 
 let it, Lord, be done! 
 in me is all the bar, 
 ^Vhich thou would *st fain remove^' 
 [)ve it, and I shall declare 
 That God is only love. 
 
 HVMN 146. 
 
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 0! in thy hand II 
 
 \J And wait thy w 
 potter, stamp on me t 
 
 ly only stamp of love • 
 Sethis my whole desire ; 
 
 know that it is thine r 
 Ikindlein my soul a fii:^, 
 **"iich shaH forever shine. 
 
 hy gracious readiness 
 To save mankind assert : 
 Image, love,— thy name impress^ 
 Thy nature on my heart^ 
 ?'ather of Mercies, hearf^ 
 Into my soul come down : 
 1 throughout my life appear^ 
 liat I have Christ put on. 
 
 > plant in me thy mi n<i | 
 
 > fix in me thy home! . 
 MH cry to all mankind, 
 rome t6 the waters, come ! 
 lesusisfullofo^race; 
 To all his bowels more ,• 
 
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 lut ye laiien race, 
 at aw w enl^Xtfre, 
 
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 |jf HYMN I46t • /v «[6lines8y 
 
 ' ^ ¥?AIN HTouIdl leave the world heloi 
 J Of pain and'siii tlie dark aljodej 
 •^'Ii ere sh ado wy joy, or solid woa , . 
 ; \ -AHures or tears me from my ^od! 
 jDaubtfiit aiidinseviure of bliss, 
 
 ; „ Sitice fiiith aloiie coiiikms me hif 
 
 '2 Till then, to sorrpty born, I si;;h, 
 
 - ' Afidfifasp, and lansrui^h after home ! 
 l^jTward i send my streaniiiig eye, , 
 
 . ' Kxpectiu^, till the Briileorroo'm comej 
 
 . Come quickly, Lord ! thy own receive'' 
 
 Now let me see thy fu'iie and live' ^ 
 
 3 Ahsent from th<>e, my exiPd soul 
 
 , ; Dee^ ill a lieshly duust(on;:;Toan3 ; 
 . Arouid me clotidtj of darkness roll, 
 ; ' And lah'rinsj nilente speaks mv inoi 
 . . Comferquickly Lord ! tViy f.ice dfs] lay 
 Aticl lool^ my darkness h>to dny ! , 
 
 4 Sorrow, n^id sin, and death,* are o'er, 
 
 - , Jf thou reverse the creuturQ.'s(loom=; 
 ^ Sad Rachej weejis her loss ; o more ; 
 
 If thou, the (iod,'the Saviour come; 
 ©f thee poMsest, in thee we prove 
 The light, the life, the heaven of love. 
 
 KYMV 147. 
 
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 ■* ^^ OD of my life, what just return 
 1. f' Can sinful dust and ashes give ! 
 I 01. ly live my sin to mourn : ^ 
 To lo V e my God I only live. 
 
 3t To thee, benign aiid saving Power, 
 I consecrate iny lengthen'd ^%p'„ 
 
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 jile, roark'd witl» blessings, every hour 
 iiall npeak thy co-exte«de^ praise, 
 all my added lif^ employ *d * *" . ^ 
 ^hiiieiiliageiuiny soul tosee': > 
 with thyself tlhe mighty void ' ^ « ' 
 
 lularge iny heart to cottjipitss theci. 
 
 live me, iiaviour, give me more : ' ' 
 I hy mercies to my soul re veaj I ' 
 b! 1 see their eIid^e^s store/ : * ^ 
 m 0, Ixaimot, caiiiiot feel; 
 
 1 ' ■ •■ . 
 
 i blessing of thy love bestow, " 
 
 [or tnis my cries shall never fail • 
 toig^I will not let thee |ro, ' 
 will koti till my suit preyaij. -; ' '-^ 
 
 Itreary thee with mytorapiaint : *^ 
 
 lere at til, feet forever lie : "■- V 
 
 111 ougiBg, sick ; witii graaiiiuff fafnt- ^ ' 
 } give raeJov^i; or eJSe f dit^^' '^ ^ . " 
 
 »e*en. my Hope, my Lik;mfLori'^- 
 MhxmmethyJa3ti,.glK*me '^r"™' , ■• 
 umdfulofthygra,iioa^wbrd! ■■ " 
 
 jliou ivith thypromis'a Fail.^r.comc, ' 
 
 pare, and tiien possess » heart ; 
 ' fake me, ^eiw me froi^ho™ . ' ' 
 l« may I love, for God thou art'- • 
 fee may I feel,, for God is irve'.', . 
 
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 D.S(;,.osE thy lovely face • 
 
 myi ai ntii.ggoul fo r grace. ^ 
 
 « thirsty land for shewe;8: ' 
 
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 Haste, my Lord> no inor^ delay t 
 Come, my Saviour, come away 1 
 
 d Dark and cheerless istfi^^morii. 
 
 Unaccompanied by thee . 
 ' Joyle* is the day's return, 
 
 Till thy merijies* beams I see ; 
 Till thou inward light impart. 
 Glad my eyes, ancl warm my heajt. 
 
 3 Visit then this soul of min'e," 
 
 Pierce the ^loora of sin and grief I 
 Fill me, Radiancy divine ; 
 
 Scatter all my unbelief/ i 
 More and more thyself display, 
 Shining; to the perfect day ! 
 
 HVMN149. [l. m.] 
 
 MY sufferings all to thee are knownl 
 Tempted m every i)oint like me; r 
 Regard my grief, regard thy own : 
 Jesus, remember Calvary ! 
 
 ^0 call to mind thy earnest prayers ! 
 Thy agony and sweat of blood !' 
 Thy strong and bitter cries and tears! 
 Thy mortal groan, ** MyiGod ! my God!^ 
 
 3. For whom didst thou the cross endure ? 
 Who nailM thy body to the tree ? 
 Did not thy death my life procure I 
 P let thy howels answer me . 
 
 4 Art thou not touch 'd with human woef|| 
 
 Hath pity left the Son of man ? 
 
 Dost thou not all my sorrows know, 
 
 And claim a share iu all my pain ? 
 
 ^ Ifeve J |hpt heard»hi»ve I not known^ 
 That mbu, the everlasting Lordly 
 
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 .^om heaven and earth their makct owoj 
 [Art always faithful to thy word ? 
 
 tiou wilt wot break a bruised reed, 
 [Or quench the smallest spark of grace, "^ 
 ill throujKfh the soul thy power is i^preaci. 
 [Thy all victorious righteousness. 
 
 ie (lay of small and feeble things^ 
 [iknow thou never wilt despisd; i 
 jkhow, with healing iu his \^iwrs* - 
 The Sun of righteousness^ shalffise.: 
 
 fithlabour (m\t, thou wilt hot fail, / 
 lOr, wearied, give the sinner o'er, 
 III ill this earth thy judgments dwelj,, 
 I Aud horn of God, I sia no more. ? 
 
 HYMN 160. [AHT's.] 
 
 MYGod, what mustldo ? 
 f. Tliou alone the way ijaust shQ\v : 
 jio" canst save me in this hour, ' 
 Ibucanst give both will and power : 
 bd, ifpver jilN*bu art, 
 
 pater ttian the (sinner's heart, 
 [tthypovv^ron me be shqwa, 
 keaway the heart of stone. 
 
 [teaway my darli%8in, ' 
 
 Vke me willing to boolean : 
 m me willing to receive" * 
 tliy goodness waits to give t 
 rceme, Lordi with all t6 pirit : - 
 ar these idols from my he^rt; 
 k thy love Almighty she w , 
 ^ke even me a cueiature nevr. 
 
 » mighty to renew, ^ ^~^ 
 li&Qie to will and dot 
 
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 Turn my nature's rapid tide, 
 Htem lUe torceat of ray |.>ride ,• \ 
 Stop the w!»irlwi)id of my vviil ; 
 Speuk, uiid iiid the sun «*taud still ; 
 Now tliy love al niglity shew, 
 Make, evea ine a creature new. 
 
 4 Ann of God, thy stroM«i:thj)ut on ; 
 Wow the heaven-* and toinB down ; 
 Ail mi euahclief oVrthrow^, . 
 
 Lay t!ie*a»ptriii!:fmoufitiua(low ; - 
 Coiiqiior thy worst f^e in me, /. 
 Get tiiy.ielf the-yictory ; 
 Save the vile-it of the race ; 
 Save me, save me now by grace. 
 
 HYMN 151. 
 
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 y B \\r tothy hand, God of Graue ! 
 JLd O. God, tne work is worthy thee, 
 » ^ee«vt thy ffeet, of all therace 
 
 The chief, tJ^e vilest sinner see t 
 ^ And let-me all thy mer< y prove, ' 
 • Thine utmost miracle of love. 
 
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 i Speak, and a holy thing and ^lean 
 
 Sli'ill strangely he brought out pf me : 
 , ily iEthiop soul shall change her skio. 
 Redeem J4 from all iniquity . 
 I, even r, shall then proclaim 
 The wonders wrought by Jesu's Name. 
 
 * 3 Thoe I shall then for ever praise, - 
 I.i spirit and in trlith adore : 
 "While jU lam declare thy ^race, 
 
 An:i, ')or I of God, Isiu no more : 
 xThy pare aJi id hea verily nature shares 
 Andiiuit unto perfection beaij^ 
 
 
O •'^^''■•..'"y .hope, for me offer'd .,»■ " 
 
 ■ stead. W tl,y^ir.ar!lefer',y 
 
 ComB then from ^bove, The.tony remo«^ 
 id vauquish my heart ivith thl^ ™mo»p, 
 
 love -^ "'* ««'»»e of thf 
 
 |..y love on tlie tree display unto me - ' 
 
 nd the servant of siui,|'aipme.™h;free • 
 
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 God, ■ *^"^^' an^ i>niig me ta 
 
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 i! Hallow my heart Ad fh^"^'u^''='n ^now 
 
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 AndvexM. and urj^'c! thee to depart, 
 
 For many long rebellious yearn ; > 
 
 9 Though I have raoet uiifaithiul been, 
 
 Of all whoe'er thy urace receivM ; 
 
 Ten thousand times tliy poodnens seen,! 
 Ten thoiiisaiid time* thy jjoodiiens -^ 
 
 4 Yet, ! -the chief of sinner^ i«pare, 
 
 In honour oftpy jrreat High priest; 
 Nor in thy righteous* anger swear 
 
 To' exclude me from thy people's 
 
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 5 This only woe I deprecate ; 
 
 This only plague I pray remove ; 
 Nor leave me in my lost estate ; 
 Nor curse me with this want of low. | 
 
 6 Now Lord, my weary soul release, 
 
 Upraise me wUh thy gracious hau^ 
 And guide into thy perfect peace, 
 And bring me to the promia'd land, 
 
 HYMN 154. . ' [9. mJI 
 
 1 g^ MY offended God, , 
 
 \J If now at last I see 
 That I have trampled on thy blood, 
 
 And done despite to t^e; 
 
 If I begin to wake 
 
 Out of my deadly sleep, 
 Into thy arms of mercy take. 
 
 And there for ever keep. 
 
 1^ No other right have I 
 
 Than what the world may claim; 
 All, all may to their God draw nigh, 
 
 Through faith in Jesu^s Name: 
 
 Thou all the debt hast paid/ 
 
 'fhis if my only plen i 
 
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 K«.^'»*"t God in thee bath ttadft. 
 I ♦^ithaJimaiikiijd, ttudme. ^7 
 
 Thou ha«t obtain *d the grae« 
 That all may turu and Sve.i ^ 
 Jlo thy offer I eml)rac6. 
 Thy mercy I receive. 
 WheiieV tne wicked man 
 Tur.18 from his sin to Thee ' 
 
 i^enepeiaauceisnotvain,.' 6 
 ne tihail accepted be. 
 
 % death hath bought the power. 
 For every suifijl soul, i^^*"^* 
 
 I Ajd be by faith made whole : 
 Bou hast for sinners di^d, , 
 
 That all rmifbt come to God, 
 Jcovnant Thou hast ralified. 
 And seard It with thy blood. ^ 
 
 He that believes In thee. x 
 
 And doth till death endure; * 
 shall be sav'd eternally, * 
 
 f The covenant is sure ; 
 T^>emou,aains shall ^ive place. 
 
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 HYMN 155. 
 
 
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 Peseal of thine eternal ^ove ? 
 
 |P2«%»^lnd child, I wander heri^ 
 
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 ^ OcWrU! dark! dark! i itil] mnstiay, 
 ^ Amidit the blaste of Gt)»p6^day . ^ 
 
 ^ Thee, only thee, I fain would find, 
 f Aiid cast the world and flesh behiud ; 
 
 Thou, only thou to roe be «ven. 
 
 Of all tJiou hd«t in earth or heaven. 
 
 4 Whom man forsakes, thou wilt not! 
 _ 1^ Beady the outcasts .to receive ,• 
 Though all my simplenesh I own, 
 And all my faults tp thee are known. 
 
 Ah,iirher Jbre did I ever doubt ? 
 Tliou wilt in no wise cast me out, 
 ^ A helpless soul that comes to theei 
 With only sin and misery. * 
 
 Lord, I am sick,— my sickness curcj 
 I wf\nt, — do thou enrich the poor *, 
 Under thy migjhty hand I ntoop, ' 
 O lift the ahject sinner up. 
 
 *Jf I ord .lam blind^ — ^be #ou my siffht!] 
 Lord. T am weak, — he thou my inigkt| 
 A helper of the helpless be, . 
 
 'And let me find my all in thee ! 
 
 HYMN t56. y 18 lines T'sJtl 
 
 IX OBI) , regard my earnest cry, 
 XJ A potsherd o'f the earth; 
 
 V A poor ppuilty worm am 1, 
 / A Canaamtepybirth. 
 Save me from this tyranny^ 
 
 ij^om .dl the powt^ of Satan save: 
 ^le r cy, mercy 
 
 Thou Son of 
 
 rrir of Satan sav 
 u p ofi me, — 
 rDttvidy hwe ! 
 
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 (lie ftheep of fvaer« fold • 
 liou iiitny fleSih w»wt seat / ' 
 the Oentllea now behoW 
 111 thee their CoikonniU i * • 
 I me thflu, Hrith pity see, 
 ler ivhom thou catn'^t to save ^ 
 Ircy, lucrcy iijx)*! me, 
 
 Thou wn of O ivid, hiive ! 
 
 |l f cannot purt \y\t\\ thee \ ' 
 willnot let ihtiti t^r- ^ - 
 riy; mercy upon mo, 
 hiou Son of Dd » id, .'«ho#y 
 kofthosinfufr^,^, ^ J^ 
 bee, i Mjiorturiate.'f ijff V / 
 l() me, ^|pijs, shew thy face •• 
 thy grace is free for ail. / , • * 
 
 |hini(amrir#»Vsi^ht; ^^ 
 Kothi/!^ h;ivo f to pleicl i 
 
 [0 (foflfs it is not ri'^ht 
 h»ttV..hiHreIiVbreadf. 
 
 Uhsdo^therrum'igoioveat 
 oui their Minster 'a tvfhhYali / 
 (Uiefraflr(ne«its he my meat • ' 
 Thy grace is free for all. * 
 
 h me. Lord, the victory, 
 pv hean»H desire fulfil : 
 I It now be done tome \ 
 kcordin^ {o thy will I 
 
 feme living bWto'eaf, 
 rh in answer to my call 
 
 fnaanite thy faith is^reatf 
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 ^ Shew this token upon me, „ 
 Andibring salvation near ; 
 Now the graci6u8 word repeat. 
 The word of healiiig to my soul,; 
 ** Canaanite/thy faith is great 1 
 '^ Thy faith hath made thee whol 
 
 HYMN 167. f [8 ines S's^^ 
 
 i ^ OME, Holy, Celestial Dove, 
 
 ^ \J^ To visit a sofrowful breast ! 
 " My burthen of guiU to remove, 
 
 And bring me assurance and rest ; 
 Thou only hast power to relieve 
 i sinner o'erwhelm*d with his load: 
 • The sense of acceptance to give. 
 
 And sprinkle his heart with thy blood! 
 
 ^2 With toe if of old thou hast strove, 
 
 And strahgely withheld from my 61% 
 And tried by the lure of thy love, 
 
 My w>>rjhless affections to win; 
 Tlie work ofthy mercy revive ; 
 
 Thy uttermb^ mercy exert . 
 ibid kindly coijHnue to strive, 
 
 And hold, till I yidid thee my heart 
 
 S Tliy call if I ever ha^mJcnown; 
 
 And sigh'd from mysek to get frec> 
 And groan'd the un^peaKkble groan» 
 
 And long'd to be happyin thee : 
 Fulfil the imperfect desire A 
 
 Thy pbace to my copscience reveal i 
 The sense of thj^ favour, inspire. 
 
 And give i6e my pardop to (eel I 
 
 t If when I had put thee to grieit 
 And m a dly to folly return *d» — — — 
 
 Tby pity hath b«ea my relief 
 
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 .inaiifted me up as I mournM : 
 Lt pitiful Spirit of Grace, ^ 
 
 melieve me ai^in, and restore : 
 
 (y spirit in holineis raise, 
 
 iTo fall and to suffer no more ! 
 
 HOW I lament after God, 
 I And gasp for a drop of thy love ,• 
 
 Jesus hath bought thee with bloody 
 iFor me to receive from above ,• T 
 jine heavenly Comforter, come I 
 [True Witness of mercy divine ; 
 make me thy permanent home, 
 
 I HYMN 158. [B lines 7's & 6*4l 
 
 ESUS, take my 8in% away, ^ . 
 
 And make me know thy Najneif 
 )U art now as yesterday 
 And evermore the same : 
 fhou my true Bethsada be .. 
 (now within thy arm^ js room l 
 juthe world may Unto thee, 
 Their house of mercy, corner 
 
 me lyiifg at the pool. 
 
 And waiting for thy grace / 
 
 come down into my ioul. 
 
 Disclose thy angel-face : 
 
 If to me thy howeb move : 
 |ow thou dost my siclvness> feel ^ 
 iOt the Spirit of thy Love 
 
 The helpless sinner heal. *' 
 
 fersons thou dost not respect ; 
 Who*er for mercy call, 
 lou in no wise wilt rej eQ l^ 
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 *. Would all the gracious fleason find, C 
 
 • Fill with ^bodnesp, love, and ppweft 
 
 And witli a healthful mind. 
 
 . 4 Mercy then there is for me. 
 
 (Away mv douhtl ond fears ') e 
 f*h<iju*d with an infirmity 
 -^ For many. tdiiou^ years. * 
 
 ^ Je<«U8, diFt a pitving eye I 
 T^huu l^ng hast know^n my desperate dase | 
 
 • Poor and helplepi here t lie, '' 
 :: And wait thy he|iling grace. 
 
 <5 Lonnr had thy fl:ood Spirit strove 
 With my distemper' d sou 
 But I stil! i^fus'd thy love, 
 
 And would not be made whole; 
 Hardly now at last I yieldj 
 ^I yield with all my sins to part 
 Let my 8o)i! he fully heard, 
 And thoroughly cleansed my hearts * 
 
 # ptin and sickrteffa, at thy word, 
 ARd sin. and 8orr<)W flies; 
 
 Speak to me, Almighty Lo^, 
 
 And hid my spirit rise \: 
 Bid me bear the hallow'd cross, 
 Which thou, my Lordj hast borne before 
 ;^ V» alk in all thy righteous laW0. 
 And. go and sin no more. 
 
 HYMN 159. {8 lines'f 8 & G'sJ 
 
 IT AMSofGod ^or sinnejcB slain, 
 r JIJ To thee I,feebly prayf 
 Heal me of my |:ri«f and pain. 
 O take my sins awf^ I 
 
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 longer let me be opprcst : 
 I Jesus, Master, seal my peace, 
 And take mo to t(iy breast, 
 
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 IWilt thou cast a ginner out, 
 Whoburnbly corties totbeof 
 Jo. my God, 1 cannot doubt •- 
 liy mercy is i'or me ? '- 
 Let me then obtain the grace 
 lid be oC Paradise possest 
 Jesns Master, seal my pcjice 
 And take me to thy breast } 
 
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 rldly good I do not want ; 
 k that to others giv'n ; " 
 Onhf for thy love T pant 
 
 My all in earth and heaven ' 
 |Thi« the crown J fain i^ ouhi ^eize 
 
 good wherewith I Wou d bo blest-; 
 Jesiis, Master, iteal my p<.i,ce, 
 
 , And take ijie to tjiy breast [ 
 
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 And then resiffhihy breath ! 
 Jwn th« happy few whoso love 
 
 W 18 rriigbtier far than death ! 
 ^el n nvt my Lord displease, 
 Jf I w^oa](I die io be thy guest I 
 'wus, Mciarer, seal my peace, 
 
 4od taktt iQ« t9 thy bre»»t| 
 
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 BACKSLllilNG. 
 
 HYMN leO. (B lin€8 7'8.) 
 
 I T^i EP1 H of Merey ! can there be 
 Jf Mercy stiH • ^-erv'tl formed 
 
 -Can my God hUwrnth forbear r ;^ 
 Me, the chief of sinners, spar^? ' 
 
 I have lonj? withstood his grace ; 
 Long provoked 4iHi> to h.rtacel 
 Would not hearken to hiscalw; 
 Griev'd him by a thousand fallf* 
 
 I I have spilt his precious blood. 
 Trampled on the Son of God r 
 Fiird wi# pings unspeakablel 
 
 I, who yet am not in hell I - 
 Whence to me this waate of lovely 
 Ask my Advocate above ; 
 See tiiecause in Jesu's face, 
 KoW before the Throne of Gracef 
 
 8 Lo ' I cumber still the ground ; 
 i^o ! an Advocate is found 
 *• Hasten not to cut him down i 
 
 ^ ** Let this barre;n soul alone f 
 i Jesus speaks, aiid pleads hs b^od | 
 He disarms the wjrath of God I 
 Now my Father's bowels move; 
 Justice liogerp into love* 
 
 4 Kindled his relentings aJris ; 
 , Me he n6w delighthjo spare ; \^ 
 CriMi *' How ihaii 1 gw« tbe# up f^ 
 
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 me lifted thunder drop* - , 
 
 I There for mj^the Savioiir standftt ' 
 
 Sliew'shii* W'oundi}, andspreadu his hani^^ 
 K;0d i* LovjB, I kilow, I tool f ^? : 
 
 Jesus weeps,. andJovus me sliil ! 
 
 I Jesup, answer from above ; 
 
 \h not all thy nature love ? 
 
 [Wi't thou not the vi^ron^ forget f * v 
 
 TlefTer me to kiss thy feet ? ■ 
 
 If I Fiffhtly read thy henrt;* t *> 
 
 Iftfiou all compass ion art, 
 
 3ow thine oar, in mercy bow I 
 
 'ardon«. End ficcept me novic^ n 
 
 % from thine eye let fall ; * 
 
 Jvalook, my soul recall 
 
 Jo'v the stone to'fle.^h convert ; 
 
 >adta look, and break my hear^ 
 
 >Io\v incline. me to repent I 
 
 Let me now my fall Inment.* *' 
 
 ^otv my soi|I revolt deplore I 
 
 Veep, believe, and sin no more, ' 
 
 E^U8 the all-restoring Word* 
 My fallen spirit'^ hope, ' V^ • 
 fter rhy lovely likenegs. Lord, 
 Ah, when shall I wake up^ ? ' 
 
 1^,0 my God, thou only art ^ 
 |he Life, the Truth, the Var J ' 
 
 iuicken my soul, instruct imy hoak 
 4ly«mkmg footsteps atJiy. ^ ^ 
 
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 ^I^^th^e toft aik ilia live. .^ 
 
 !4- Fill lie will all tUe^of \^« 
 
 '^ ^ Ih mvsic uniop i#f; i^^' 
 
 ||er^thvr^*^U;an4i»ltepra 
 
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 I v^Her^leti^nve give ;wy wand ring.^ 
 
 ff ' No%ii?er'trttmi)l^'oivth3f blood^: ■l;^;..^^ • 
 ^>^V ''Amlgriev6:ihy:^|<jnll«nef^s^i»mp^oJ;|^^ I 
 
 ^. qr .^fi HCHirtst t%iptuhd love, V ^^: 
 #6 tora; if m*rcy :is#^it^h>f<>, ^ V ; . , 
 
 '^^;" . rif.^^v ]et ir -aU >oB Wie be shown I i?|r 
 ^ ^. ^ On me ibeiblef 4f sijttiers, nie; - >! i- 
 : ; H'^bo huinWy tor tliy mercy gpoan |^ j h:* 
 »{^^;M« liy'thy Father*s.'grice i^s^tore ; .flj li;; 
 f' Nop \et me ev^r ^rii*ve lh«e mord !- ^r 
 
 "8 Foimtuill of unexhausted love, 
 p ' Of infinity compas^imj, bear 
 p .My Sav^iour and myRpic^ above, 
 IX ' .Once more in my bdhulfajipear I 
 
 f R^pentltncejfctb, and pardon '**^ 
 
 I I » i^t ma tiiSKgain and live I 
 
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 ^ ^ JHYa^N 168. (6lin 
 
 ||j M^\ (joii, if thoii art love indeed^ 
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 t thy mercy' « -praise may spreadf 
 P^jjry chiftl oi Adam freo , 
 fiitt now the gift embrace . 
 • *. O letwe now b6 tluv'd.by^gi'ace* 
 
 ^^^ll^ng mitrerinl shown 
 
 I «Qri nie, that othf^Ttrtnay believe, 
 
 ^' mnkethV loviiig-kindneHs known^ 
 ^M\v the* all conquering SJiuit give > 
 ' Spirit of victory and powr, ^v 
 tW I may never j^rieve the© mor< 
 
 3 Grant my importunate request 
 
 It is not^my desire^ but thine ; 
 Since thou ivoutd'st have the sinner bleft^ 
 
 Now let me in thine image Hhin. ; 
 N«>r ever from thy footsteps* movtyl 
 But more than conquer through thy lovQi 
 
 4 Be it according to thy Will / 
 
 Set my imnrison*d spirit free;^ 
 ^The counsel of thy ff race fulfil ) 
 
 IntI) thy glorious ljj^e||y, 
 I My fjpirit, sodi; and ih»n restore, 
 And'l shall never grieve thde more. 
 
 HYMN 164 
 
 1 /"> Unexhausted Graf?^ 
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 f am not g^ei Xc^ n^'oWn p, 
 
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 ^ arth doth not t)pen yet, 
 
 My apul to ftwailow''up ;^ 
 4Dd hanpig^'e^ the burning ph^ ^^5 
 
 1 8tiU am fbrc*d to kope. > 
 
 g I hope ai last to l i id V, ■ ' " _^ ^ 
 
 - T be kmgdoillif«Lik»^ar -^^^^ 
 
 
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 The fi.ett1ed peace, the constant inin(^ 
 V he ever 'BBting love; 
 
 The Bunctifyinp gracej . ' 
 
 That mukeH ni« in«*^t for honiio; 
 
 I hope to s«e thy glorioun ftice, 
 Where sin can never come. 
 
 3 \^ h »t shall I do to keep |' 
 "h blesHod hope 1 fe<*l T 
 
 fitilljlet tie pray, and watch» and weeji, 
 And serve thy pleasure still ; 
 O may I never gncvji^ 
 My *i'nd, long-8ufferin^' Lorii, 
 
 But steudfastly to JchUs cleave, 
 And answer all his W ord. 
 
 4 Lord, if thou hast beslowM ^ 
 On mc'thiP pjraciotis fear, 
 
 This horror of oflfendit.p: God, 
 
 O keep it always here ! 
 
 And that I never more 
 
 May from thy way? depart, 
 Enter with all thy mercy's power, 
 
 And dwell within my heart. 
 
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 HYMN les. 
 
 [6 lines an 7'8] 
 
 I T ESUS, I believe thee near, \^ 
 
 4f Now ihy fallen soul restore ; 
 Now my f^uil ty conscience cle ar ; 
 
 Giveitie back my peace and power •: 
 Stone ^ flesh again convert ; 
 Write/forgiveness on ray heart, 
 
 4 I believe thy par oning grace, 
 
 Jia at the beginning, free : 
 - Open are ihy arms to' embrace 
 
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 , the wcuni of rebeli^ m««: 
 
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In me all the bin '^ancelics; 
 CallM, — I still retu»e to rise. ^ ^ 
 
 8 Yet for thy own mercy's sake, 
 Patience with thy reb^l have! 
 Mo, tfiy mercy's witness make, 
 
 VVitness of thy poorer to save ! 
 Make me willing to be free. 
 Restless to he saV'd by thee, 
 
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 4 Now the^^acious work l^^gin ;e 
 
 Now for good some token pve ( 
 Give me now* to feel my sin ; 
 ,, Give me i;ow my sih to leave : 
 Bid me look on thee, and m^urn, 
 Bid me to thy arms return- 
 
 5 Takeithis heart of ston^ away ; 
 Me|t me into gracious tears ,* j ■ 
 
 Gra»t me power to watch and ^fay» 
 
 Till thy lovely face appears ; ' 
 Till thy f jvour I retrieve : . . 
 Jill by faith again 1 live. 
 
 HYMN 166 
 
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 1 TJ OW shall alost sinner in pain 
 J. -I Recover his forfeited peace I f/ 
 When brought into bondage again, ^ 
 What hope of a second release ? 
 ^ Wilt mercy itself beso kind 
 
 To spare such a rebel as tn^f 
 ■/ And, O can t possitoflnd 
 
 Such pleiitepus redeBp^oQ intheel 
 
 1 1 Jesus 6r&ee 1 enquire, ^ 
 
 If still thOu art able lo save/ / 
 
 The brand to pluck oimf the fire, 
 
 And r^msom my soufm>m the gif ¥a7 
 The help of tiiy spiritreiix^^ 
 
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 the life-<;iving bloo4 j^ 
 ^ 6iMiier once more, 
 *^ ni$ again uuto CkxJ. 
 
 % Je§usV'»n P»ty draw'nc|r^> 
 
 :tJoinfi'qiuickly<to*hiipiHWF80«i^. ^^^ 
 ^'0 comfort a mourner appear, ' 
 
 '"And make a poor Lazarus wholes 
 
 e balm of thy mercy apply, 
 H (Thou seest the sore anguish I feel;^ 
 Save,\JLord, of. I perish, I dief — 
 O save, or I siuk into hell '. • 
 
 ^- 4 t sint?, if thou longer delay 
 ■^ -T% pardoning merely to show ; 
 ^ CJome quickly, and kindly display 
 '^ Tlie power of thy passion below ! 
 y^ By all thpit hast done for my sake, 
 ' fhe sprinkling of blood I implore ! 
 
 Now, no^ le^t touch me, and make 
 The sinner ViinSjjr no rapp ! 
 
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 ' % £^ ^^^ifitf salvation, hear ;^ 
 f \jr And^^ me to itilieVe I " 
 
 
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 Thy blessing to recei 
 
 ' Full of sin, alas jjAk ;^* * * 
 
 ^But to thy wounds fpRefiiJlefieer - 
 
 '\ ilViend of snmers, rootleas Lamljjf, 
 
 Thy hliAi was shed for mei 
 
 2 Standing now as newly slaia. 
 "3|^ thee I lift mine ^y e \ / 
 Btttm of all m^^'^rief and P9in» 
 ,Thy grace is alWays ni * 
 
 
 Kbwy as yesterday, th^ same 
 
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 Thy bJood WM tfied for mi™' ^ ^ 
 lotfuog have I, Lord to pay, 
 
 Nor can thy graceprocura j 
 .mpty «end me not away 
 
 itttandaihfe»itmynamor^ ' 
 all If Bin and misery; ' 
 
 owod wort. ^ work, or tho< 
 
 •Jlon I accwt unbouriit / 
 Thyj)roffer^mbrace. 
 
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 livipur, from th/wwinlft Jk. 
 
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 I Our mouth u ia the duit we lay, 
 Ao4 itiil (br mercy, mtrcy pray / 
 
 ^l^nworthy to behold thy ftMt 
 Uofaithfui after wardi of thy grace ; 
 Our tin and wickodoeifl we own, 
 
 ^ And deeply for acceptance groao. 
 
 i We have not, Lord, thy gifts improved, 
 But basely from thy statutes rov'd / , 
 And done thy loviur epirit despite,; 
 And sinr/d against me clearest light ; 
 Brought back thy tgonizing pain, 1_ 
 And Aail*d the$ to toe ciom aigain. 
 
 4 Yet do ftot drive U8 fit>m thy fac^, 
 ^^^sttflT-oeck'd and hard-hearted rac# : 
 But, O ! in teoder-mercy break 
 The iron sinew in our neck: 
 The soft*ning power of love impart, 
 And m^ t^0i|iarhU of our heai:t: 
 
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 1 1 ESUS, thou know'st my sinfuloMi, 
 Cr My faults are not concealed finoa i 
 A singer, in my last distress, 
 
 To ihy dear wounds I fain would flu! 
 And never, never thence depart, 
 Close shelter'd in Itf living heart 
 
 2 How shall I find the Uving way*^^ 
 
 Lost, and conJus'd, and dark, and 
 All \ Lord, my soul is gooa aetray : 
 
 AK. ! Shepherd, seek my soul, and I 
 And in thy arms of n&ercy tal^* 
 
 An^ li»lnir ^m mmmrv wfindariir iMsk. 
 
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 tr DOW o'er me thy boir«ky«ii«^ 
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 Lod conquer my febelUoui will 
 LiMi hid my aurmiiriug hemtiwSL: 
 lio only lot me aot commit, 
 (Sin never am adywiGe thv Wi^V * 
 Jid> : I Uy me at %/m^ <*^^/ 
 
 And wait uawe«rie4 IliS^ii^flL 
 
 ii my appointed time ihaU coaS* ^ 
 
 I thou Shalt call thy exile haSfk 
 
 HYMN 17^. t«Wii«ilfflt%| 
 
 To my oflfended Father cry ; 
 
 l.^ »?«[^itude I feel. ^' 
 
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 ^ If tbou hast cftllftd me to return ; 
 . . ' If weepinff f^t thy het I fall ; -. 
 The inromgaFthoii wUt DOtiipurni 
 
 But pity ai^ Ibrpiri iiie all ; 
 In answer ^ to my Friend above : 
 . In honour pf lusbWf^Mig love f^ " 
 
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 1 TTIATHER, if tlwrn mus| retWe 
 JD For aU that I hare done, . 
 Not in^ger hut ialove 
 ^ Chastise ihinejhumhle^ son. 
 
 Use the rod, and not the" sword ; 
 G^ect with kind severity ! ^ /•'^ 
 jBring me not to aothing, Lord ! ' 
 . But bring me home to thee. 
 
 t True inAMi^^M tliou art. 
 To a|l^€fiuroh and me. 
 Give anew, b^tfeving heart, , 
 That!aK>|»i>i»idtl^liveitQ tbo^. 
 ^ Freely our hee|iidiaiiiisU<ial t 
 And by thy balmy blood restor'd, ^ 
 -L Gruit that etti^sotd may feel, • 
 t Tho« itt^ pfrdonihg tMk 1 
 
 3 Bfi^twif.D0iirw|l(l^<|>ured6sirf^ 
 Thi4e oal^ ili^r^QUte^ 
 Now with wpnghtti^ 
 ^ Return to ChriitouriSMK ^ 
 
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 y«t would I not regard thy gtroke 
 Birt when thdu didst thy J^^oke 
 
 % absence I f efus'^ feel. ^**^° ' *^; 
 
 I.kncW 00"! ttiat the tord ivitt »i!i> 
 in my own froward Wilt telT* ^^* 
 
 VeCO the riches of % grace' ' 
 ■«»iae,M bid me .in bo mor*: . 
 
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 tk>tfa bright in thy full imtigo riiH, 
 To ahftr e thy glory iu the skies. 
 
 HYMN 17d. 
 
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 1 fipHOU Man of griefs, remember me, 
 
 Jt Who never 4Dftnst thyself forget, 
 Thy last mysterious agony, 
 Thy famting pangs , and bloody sweat 
 
 2 When, wrestling in tlie strength of p^yer, 
 
 ^Thy spirit sunk beneath its load! 
 Thy- feeble flesh abhorr'd to bear. 
 The wratii of an Almighty^God I 
 
 S Father, if I BSjnr call liiee so, r^ 
 
 Regard my ieeble heart's desire ; 
 ^maye this load of guilty woe,^ 
 Nor let ma in my sins expire ! 
 
 ■i^l^tremble^ lest ^6 wrath di^vine. 
 Which bruises now my sinful soul, 
 
 ' Should bruise this wretched soul of oioe, 
 Long &•• eternal ages roll l 
 
 5 To thee my last distress I bring; 
 
 Theheightened fear of death I find j 
 The tyrant, with his direful sti^g 
 * Appeart, and hell is close behind! 
 
 • I deprecate that^death alone, 
 
 ?71iat endless banishment from thee f 
 O sav^, and give me to thy Son, 
 V 1^ wejpt, and bled for me! 
 
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 HYMN 174f : [8 lines 7*8 A e'fc] 
 
 J WilMMrken what the Loid 
 JL WiH say eoncernmg me; / 
 
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 ^mber me, 
 forget, 
 
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 h of pi^yer, 
 
 ilOKlLIDXBiJMiCOrKMD. 1 yi * 
 
 r one wno waits on ih^^t^ ^^ ^ ♦ » 
 
 For one wno vnit» on the«l» 
 Ipeak it to my $oul, that I 
 iv in thee have peace and powmr / 
 jfever from my Savigur fly, 
 
 Aad n^srer grieve th«0 $i0^«., 
 
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 few have iifty S|nnt griev'd; 
 
 Since ^t with ma heatrove f 
 )l)btiaately disbelieved, 
 
 And trampled on thy lover! 
 I hav» sinn*d agaiiist the light ; 
 lye broke from thy embrace: ^- 
 <fa,i would not, wheS I might. 
 Be ffeely lav'd by grace. 
 
 Aer all that I have d^ne 
 
 To drive thee from my heart, .^. 
 Itillthou wilt not leave thine owii^ 
 ' Thou wilt not yet depart; 
 
 i^ilt not dve-the sinner o'er* ' 
 ^ art tfaoQ now to save ; ' *" 
 hast roe come as heretofore, v 5 ~ 
 
 That I thy life may have. 
 
 > Aou meek and j^mie Lamb I > ^ 
 
 PuiyisnotintSee; j 
 
 hoa continuest still tlie same. " 
 ,^?t»H % grace^i free ; 
 
 ^irttjne arms are <>pen wide, ^ 
 
 whed smneni to reeeive* 
 
 lw« hast once for singers* died, 
 
 nirt^lmaytumandlive! * 
 
 iJI toke thee at ihy word. 
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 ^ ly^I yield, I yield at liii 
 Liflten to thy speiking blood / ,: j^ 
 Me, with all myain^, I cast ' 
 On my atoning God! * 4* 
 
 ^ HYMN 175. [6\ineB7%i 
 
 1 fESUS, Shepherd of tlie sheep, 
 y; Pity my unsettled aoul ! * ** 
 Guide, and nourish me, and keep, 
 ^ _ Till thy love shall mak;e me whole: 
 Uive me perfect soundness, give. 
 Make me steadfastly believe. . 
 2 I am never at one stay, \ 7 
 Changing every hour t ami 
 T^ri^'^t tiiou art, as yesterday^ ^^^ ^ 
 
 ri ^^^ ^^^ evermore the aame j 
 ConsUncy to me impart, 
 
 •toW*^ with thy grace jiiyhea«k 
 
 i Lbj thy gracious hand on nib^ *^ 
 All my unbelief control : 
 Till Uie rebel cease to be, " 
 
 _Ke« him down within niy soul : ' 
 TOat I never more may move 
 
 Root and ground me &st in love. ^ 
 
 - ^*S ?? ^^^'^ *» ^w^<J W up, 
 . V^alkmgover Ufe's rough sea; 
 
 ^m my souPa sure ancl^xir fe i 
 I nat I may be always tWae; 
 Pwect me in love diviae. ' 
 
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 Tfc. «^? ««^y wouldl know , " 
 Thy msnfying blood aprf*. ' 
 
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 Pouph me, and make the lepw clean 
 [Purge my iniquity,.:. - *^ ^*«»o» 
 JnlfliB thou waeh my «ou! from sin 
 I bare no part with the*. ' 
 
 ^at art thou not already mine * 
 ADswer, if mine thou art! 
 rhisper within, thou Love divine f 
 And cheer my drooping heart. * 
 
 fell me again my peace is made 
 And bid the sinner live : ' 
 
 kdebtjs dischargVi tlia raoaooi^ wy^l. 
 My father m^ml forgive — *^* 
 
 hold, for me Hie vic«m bjeedi; 
 His woijtod* are open 'd wide • 
 For^ thehlood of SprinkUng pleftdl. 
 
 Nrby did I my saviour \ei^m 
 
 So 80^ unfaithful prove ' * 
 N[co«ld I thy good spirit ^ieve. 
 
 And m against thy love i 
 
 felted tnee first to disappear* 
 IfiirnMihyfaceittideV' 
 Tkb^ «;Jt>tjhadst still heeu bm. 
 W ieryant had not diadi 
 
 Bt, 0, how 10011 thy wra^ is o^er. 
 
 AM pardoning tove t«kes place I 
 w DM, Saviour, to adore 
 iWndMM oftl^ grace^ 
 
 ►jjttldj lose myself in titee; 
 Td^th of ioaercy prove; 
 nitttiifiitbdinable let 
 oa^auited love \ ' ^ 
 
 
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10 ily hambled •oul, irheo tbou art Utt 
 . In dust and athet lies t J^ ^^* 
 
 Or meet thy purer eyes ? 
 
 1 I loathe myself when God I see, 
 ^ Andinto nothing fall ; 
 ^^^ Content, if thou exalted b^, 
 ^ And Christ be AM in All. 
 
 
 
 HyMN 177. 
 
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 ^Saviour, art thou pacify'd f 
 - nmthershall my vileness run ? 
 , ^ Hide me. Earth, th^ sinner hide ! 
 Let me «nk info the dust, 
 V ^"'LS^'^o^y ihame adore I 
 JewisChiist the j^ood, the Just, 
 
 'Sl3 confirm the irracious word, 
 ^ Jesus, Son of God and Man r 
 Let me never grieve thee, Lprd. 
 _Never turn to sin again; 
 Ti^.my allin all tboufVr^ 
 
 V *S°!i ^"*^ ^^y nature in ; 
 Keep tills feeble, tj^bliifg hewL 
 
 Save me, eaVe m)|LoftI,,fiti« sia. 
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 1 liir^RY <»f wand»rin|fi^i^Gbi, 
 T T And now made wilUug {q retiirp, 
 I hear and bow me td^the rod:^^ 
 
 ' . vFor thee, not without hope. I jmourn ; 
 I have an Advocate above^/l(f^ 
 A friend before the Tin oae of iovii 
 
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 ) jef# Ai^ truth MAMm&, ^ ^' 
 
 Ifoi^full of mce than! of sin ; 
 fet ODce figdn I see)^ thy face. 
 
 Open thine arms, and take me in! 
 Lnd freely my backalidings hfeal, 
 Dd lore the faithless sinner still. 
 
 m know'st the way to hring mfi 
 |if^ fallen ipirit to restore ; 
 )\ for thy truth and mercy's sake,' 
 Forgive, and bid me sin no more : 
 "he ruins of tiiy toul repair, 
 I make my heart a house of fnraytr 
 
 I stone to flesh againeoni^ert f 
 
 The veil of sin again remove : 
 
 B^nkle thy blood upon my hear^ 
 
 And melt it by thy dying love! 
 
 Tiii rebel heart by love 8ubdu% ^ 
 
 ^od make it soft, asid make it new. 
 
 iGifeio mine ejres refreshing teaf% 
 And kindle my relentiniers now ; 
 
 Fill my whole soul With filial fears ; 
 To thy sweet yoke my spirit bow : 
 end by thy grace, l^nd or break 
 be iron sinew in my nieck / 
 
 X give me. Lord, the tender heaW» ; 
 That trembles at the approach of sin' ; 
 
 ijodly f^ar of sin impart ,• 
 Implant and root it deep within. 
 It I may dread thy gracious power, 
 i never dare to* oflend thee more. 
 
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 And all thy loviug-kiutlueia show ; 
 Keep me, keep me, gfticioiw Lord. 
 Aiid neveir let me go. 
 
 * ^^fS?* ^"^y Saviour, stand, 
 JiilK)re temptation's hour/ 
 
 Save me with thine outstretch'd hand 
 And Mh«w forth all thy pow^r • * 
 
 O be mindjitl of tJiy word • ' 
 
 TJiy all-sumci^nt jjfrace bestow ; 
 Keep me, keep me, gracious Lord. 
 And never let me go. 
 
 « dive me. Lord, a holy fear/ 
 And fix It in my heart; 
 *MVn«y from evil near 
 . With timely care depart ; 
 
 Till thou diftroy the tyrant foe; ' 
 Aeeprae. keep me, gracious Lor^ 
 And never let m« go. ) 
 
 4 Nmr let me leave thy breast, 
 Froi|i thee, my Saviour, stray • 
 ThyijtmySiipportandRwIl^ 
 _ My true and living Way : 
 Mv exceeding greatlfewii, 
 
 xil m!T *^^®' '°^ **^^^ below : 
 ^A^a never let mtfo. 
 > Kf yg;^ me gp, tin 1 / . 
 
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 1 lU thy clorioiu (iiliiMs know ^ - ^fy^^' 
 j«pme, keep me, gmcioui Lorfl,^ *^ ■ 
 And never let mi — 
 
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 LORD, and is thine anger go&e f 
 And art thou pacify'd ^^•»» 
 
 [After all that I have done. r-|Ji 
 
 I Do«t thou no longer ckide f ^ * :. ' 
 \Ui thy love my heart constrain,***" ' 
 hd all ray restlesfi passions swliy : 
 
 Keep me, left Iturh tigain 
 Titof the narrow way. ^ - 
 
 If I have begun oncemdrt 
 Thy fweet return to feel r 
 If even now I And thy pbw«r > 
 
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 lor struggle out of thine embracd : 
 [Never more resist or 6y 
 From thy pursuing grace^ 
 
 I To the cross, thine altar, bind 
 
 Me with fto oorda of lore ; , , 
 l/'!^o» 'ef me never find I ,.. 
 
 IM^om thee, my Lord to move.* ^ ,? . ; 
 
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 Comlirt and confirm, vaA IimI; 
 < My feotile ain^k mind. ';f 
 
 Thy we«kMt tervant keep ; 
 Halp tne at thy feet to lit, 
 .:'r-* And there for ever weep : 
 ' Teart of joy mine eyea o*erfloir 
 That I have any hope of heaven ; 
 ifuch of love I oitfhttd knoWi 
 Fori have much fly^givon. 
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 ly aoura an6hor may remiia ; 
 ^ fllft wounlGI of Jesus for mv sin, 
 
 Before the world's foundation slain ; 
 Whoaemercyahall unshaken stay, 
 When heaven and earth are fled away. - 
 
 i jf»ther» thine everiasting grace / 
 
 Our scanty thought kirpaaseft fiir: ^ 
 Thj heart atiU melts wSh t«ndernesf ; 
 ^ Thy anna of love stallopen are, 
 Betumittg ainnavs to i«oeiVe» >^ v 
 Th^t oaercy they may teste and tite. 
 
 t Otovethoiihottomlesed)yas! ^ ; <^ 
 My sine are swaUowedup In thee i* 
 
 Covered ia my imrightoousneae^^ 
 Nor spot of guilt raoiaina on inel 
 While Jam's bkNid thrmu^ eii^ a^ 
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 pmiMoy$h9 wfther'a ill and d«id/ - * 
 
 Though erery comfort be withdniwn • 
 On this my fteadfiDt foul relief, ' 
 
 Filhfr, thy mercy never diet. 
 
 Irixt on thii ground will I remiiiK 
 I Though my heart fail, 4nd fte^ d^ay ^ 
 inuiapchoirjbill my aoul iiiataio» 
 When earth^s fi^undationa mell awir: 
 
 f«rey*f full power I then •hall p * *'■ 
 
 I with an everlatting; bvt. 
 
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 ^ My beauty are my gloriooa dre# 
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 l^th Joy fhan llift up n^y fa^ad. - ^ 
 
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 STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIAL 1010a 
 
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ISO ^ W1CL1EVERS REJOICtlfQ. 
 
 4 Lord, 1 believft thy precious blood, \ 
 Which at the Mercy-geat of God, \ 
 For ever doth for sinners plead, ^ 
 For me, even for my aoul was shed. 
 
 5 Lord, I beMeve, were sinners more . 
 Than sands upon the ocean-shore, 
 
 .Thou hast for all a ransom paid. 
 For all afYuU atonement made. 
 
 6 When fronvthe dust of death l rise, 
 To claim my mansion in the skies, 
 Even then,— this shall be all my plea, 
 Jesus hath liv'd, hath died foi me. 
 
 7 Thus Abraham, the fiiend of God, 
 Thus all heav'n's armies bought with bWJ 
 
 ; Saviour of sinners, Thee proclaim ; 
 ". Siftners, of whom tlje chief I am. 
 
 8 Jesus, be endless praise to the€j, 
 ^ Whose boundless mercy hath for m^, 
 
 For me,— and all thy hands have made, 
 An everlasting Ransom paid. 
 
 • Ah, give to all thy servants. Lord, . 
 
 With power to* speak thy quick'ning mrii 
 That all, who to thy wounds will flee, 
 M4y find eternal life in thee. 
 
 ^<^ Thou God of power, thou Ood of love, 
 Let the whole ^orld thy mercy prove I 
 Now let thy word o'er all prevail ! 
 Now take the spoils of death and helL 
 
 HYMN iSt 
 
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 Wli^ tfhall dffceod on higb. 
 
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 Uomt to Christ my gir)f ioufl Head 
 And briojr him Aom tko sky ? ' 
 JBorne on Contemplation's wiiff 
 [Surely I shall find him there, 
 Where tW angete praise their Kint 
 
 And gam the Mdrning Star. 
 Oft I in my heart h,av6 said 
 
 Smk with €hrist among thT^d 
 
 Fi^ra thence to brinf him ub?' 
 
 GouW I but my heart prepare. 
 By unfeign»d humility, 
 
 Christ urould quickly enter there 
 And ever d^yeH with me, ' 
 
 But the righteousfie^s of faitt, 
 
 Hath taught me better thinr^. 
 "Inward turn thine eved '» if?«i*k 
 
 (While Christ to mJl^l^^^^^ 
 j^phnst IS ready to impart ^''^ 
 
 I iife to all, for life 1^ 8i«h . 
 
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 "The word is ev^ nigh.'' 
 
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 PART PISST. 
 
 RISE, my soul, arise, 
 
 II .1. ■ ^ Saviour's Menace • 
 
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 P With mea he d^igt'd te< apy^„ 
 
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I ft2 BBiiEvfins it«jr«toiw«. 
 
 Object of Wfl creature's scorn, 
 PJeas'd a servant's form to wear. 
 
 3 Hair, everlasting Lord, ^ 
 " Divine, incarnate word !^ 
 
 Thee let all my powers confess ; 
 Thee my latest breath proclaim t 
 
 Help, ye angol-choirs to bless, 
 Shout the lov'd Immanuers name ! 
 
 4 Fruit of a Virgin's Womb, 
 The promised IJlessing^s come ; 
 
 Christ the father's hope of old, 
 
 Christ, the Woman's conquermg Seed, 
 
 Christ, the Saviour, long foretold, 
 Borneo bruise the Serpent s head. 
 
 5 Jesus, to thee I bow I . / ' 
 The' Almighty's Fellow thou / 
 
 Thou, the Father's only Son, 
 Pleas'd he ever is in the^ : 
 
 Jugt and holy thou alonag^ 
 Full of gracfe'and trul^» me. 
 
 HYlAN 185. 
 
 ^PART gECOND. 
 
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 1 TTIGH above every name, 
 
 XX Jesus, the Great I AM I 
 
 Bow to Jesus every knee, v 
 
 THiings in heaven and earth, and hell, 
 
 Saints adore ^^^'^^"'^^^^tlu feel I 
 Friends, and men, and angels teei . 
 
 2 He left his throne above, ^ ,^^ 
 , Emptied ot all but love:, -^ 
 
 Whom the heavens cannot coJfttain, 
 (^vouchsaf'dinaeBhto'appear^ 
 
 rJ,J«^^ f ■> M^M§^ ' 
 

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 Lordof€flory^SonofMan, *• 
 Poor, and vile, and abject hej^e. 
 
 '-I His own on earth he sought. 
 His own receiv'd him not ; 
 Him a Sign by all blasphem'd. 
 Outcast and despis'd of men • 
 
 Him they all a madman deemed 
 Bold to scoff the Nazareu©, ^ ' 
 
 4 Hail, Galilean King ! 
 
 Thy humble state I sing : 
 Never shall ray tri umphs end ? 
 
 Hail, derided Majesty ! 
 Jesus, hail ! the sinner's Frien<), 
 
 Friend of publicans— and me l' 
 
 HYMN 186. [I. M] 
 
 1 Into thy gracioi^ hands J fall, 
 -■.And with M arms of faiih embrace ; 
 
 Kmg of Glory, he^r my c^ll 1 
 raise me, healr me by thy grace J 
 
 Now righteous thr5^ piy grace I am : 
 No condemnation now! dread : 
 
 1 taste salvati^^n in ^hy name ; 
 
 Alive in thee, my living Head. ' 
 
 2 Still let thy wisdoVn be my ffuide, 
 
 J^^i?"^'^^^ tSy grace abide, ^"^ 
 1 «* fk ^^"? thee may neyeiLstray : „ 
 Let Uw word richly in me dw^ ^ , 
 
 ihy peace and love my portilin be : * 
 
 W K ^"^^^^ »n^ do thy will, 
 TiU perfect I am found in thf e. 
 
 5 Arm me with thy whole arimour, Wd ! 
 ^support mv weakness with thy might; 
 Qtfd oa my &igh the coi^uenpg iword/ 
 
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 184 
 
 BELIEVERS REJOICING. 
 
 And shield toe in the threatening fight I 
 Fppm faith to faith, from grace to grace, 
 
 So ih thy strength shall I- go on : • 
 Till heaven and eirih flee from thy face, . 
 
 And glory end what g:race begun. - 
 
 HYMN 187. 
 
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 [8 lines all Vs.] 
 
 1 TTAPPY soul, who sees the itayT 
 Xl The gUd day pf Gospel-grace : 
 Thee, my Lord, (thou theii i«filt say,) 
 
 Thee will I- for ever praise : 
 Though thy wrath against me burn n, 
 
 Thou dost comfort me^ again / 
 All thy wrath aside is turn'd, 
 
 Thou hast blotted out thf^^n' 
 
 2 Me , behold ! thy mercy spares ; 
 
 Jesus my salvation is: 
 Hence my doubts ; away my fears ; 
 
 Jesus is become my peace i. 
 JAH„jEH0VAH,i8my Lord, 
 
 Ever^^rciful and just ; 
 
 I win lean Upon his word : 
 
 1 will on ills promise trust. 
 
 3: Strong I am ; for he is strong ; 
 
 Just, in r^teousncs diviipe ; 
 He is my tnumphal song ; 
 
 All he has, and is, i» mine ; 
 MJne ;— andyour's^ who'er^dievd 
 
 Oil Ins name, who'er Bhatixall. 
 
 Freely shall his grace receive ; 
 He is ftfll of grace for aH. 
 ■* . ' ■< *-'.■■ 
 
 4^ TheMbw Aalt ye draw wijh Joy 
 
 UTatei &om Salvation^a Well; 
 
 1^9i)»Ai^ your glad t^S^cs empipyi 
 
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 .,-^ir'-&fe,^ -- 
 
 
»f L/£ VERS HE JOIC INO. f^l J Qg 
 
 Wliile his streaming grace ycrleeL 
 Each to each, ye thieu shall say, 
 
 •'Sinners, call upon his name; 
 ** rejoice to see his day ! . 
 
 ** See it, and his praise proclaim 1" 
 
 I Glory to his name belongs, 
 
 (»reftt, and marvellous, and high ; 
 Sing unto the Lord your songs, 
 
 Cry to every nationxry ; 
 Wondrous things the Loid hath don^^ / 
 
 Excellent his name we find ; 
 This to all mankind is known ; 
 
 Be it known to all mankind J 
 
 i Sion, shout thy Lord and King, « 
 Israel's Holy One is He • 
 
 f Give him thanks, rejoice, and sing, 
 ^ Great is he^6^ dwells in thee: 
 the grace unsrearchable'l 
 While eternal ages roU, ^ 
 ' God delights iiMiiJUito dwell, 
 Soul of each helieving soul! \) 
 
 H VMN 188. [4 lines lO's & ir^.j 
 
 1 f\ What shall I do my Saviour to praise • 
 x-r So faithful and true, so ^lentco.ufl ia 
 
 grace, 
 So strong to deliver, So g^od to ried^^ii^ ^' 
 The weakest heliever that hangs upQi^liIia ! 
 
 2 ppw happy the man Whose heart is set fr<>e! 
 The people that can Bejoyful in thee : 
 Their joy is to walk in The light of thy face ; 
 And still they are talking of Jesu8*s grace* 
 
 3 Their daily delis^it Sh:>n be in thyname : 
 They shall, as ilieir right, Thy Ri'ght0i>uAftft« 
 
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 IfJft BJBtXEVERB REJOICIWO. 
 
 Thy righteousnesB wearing, And cleansed by 
 
 tiiy blood, 
 Bold shall they appearin tlie presence of God. 
 
 4 Tor *t}iou art their boast, Their glory and 
 
 power ; 
 And I ^Iso trust To see the dad hour, 
 My sours new credit ion, A life from the dead, 
 The day of Salvation, That lifts up my head. 
 
 5 For Jesui, my tord", is now my defence I 
 I trust m his word, None plucks me from 
 
 thence i 
 Since I have found favour, He all thmgs willdo; 
 My King and my Sayibur Shall make me anew. 
 
 6 Yes, Lord, I shall see The bliss of thine own, 
 Thy secret to me Shall soon he naade known; 
 For sorww and sadness I jov shall receive, 
 And ahar© in the gladness of all that believe. 
 
 HYMN 189. [4 lines lO's & U' s.] 
 
 li£\ HeavenlyKing, l4obk down from abovi 
 
 \J Assist us to sing, Thy mercy and love 
 
 So sweetly o'erflowing, So plenteous the slore, 
 
 Thou fltill att bestowing, And givmg us mow. 
 
 « O God of ouV life, We hallow thy Name! 
 Our business and strife is thee to proclaim; 
 Accept our thanksgiving For creating grace I 
 The living, the living Shall shew forth thy 
 * praise. 
 
 3 6at Father and Lord, Almighty art Thou ! 
 Preserved by thy word. We worship thee now; 
 The bountiful Donor of all we enjoy : _ 
 Our tongues to thy honour, And Uvea w« eni' 
 
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 BBLIBVERS MEJOlCINO. 
 
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 187 
 
 1 1 Bot 1 above all, Thy kiiidneafl we praiic, 
 Ifroaitin and from thrall, Which savei the lost 
 
 race; 
 Tilt Son thau hftst given, The world to redeem, 
 Aai bring ub to heaven, Whose trust is in him, 
 5 Wherefore of thy love Weeing and rejoice, 
 With angels above Wo lift up our voice : 
 Thy love each believer Shall gladly adore, ^ 
 for ever and ever, When tinae is no more. 
 
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 1 H/ff Y Father, my God ! I long for thy lov* 
 iTjL shed it abroad I Send ChrUt from 
 \ above •, 
 Mr heart ever fainting, He only can cheer ; 
 And all things are wanting, Till Jesus w here. 
 
 i when shall my tongue Be filVd w^'^^tby 
 
 praise l '^ 
 
 While all the day long I publish thy grace, 
 Thy honour and glory To sinners forth shew^^ 
 Till sinners adore thee, And own thou art true^ 
 
 3 Thy strength and thy power ,(,1 now can 
 
 proclaim, n* 
 
 Prcserv'd every hour Through Jesus ft Nam© : 
 For thou art still by me, And boldest my hand, 
 No ill can come nigh me, By faith while I stand. 
 
 4 My God is my guide; Thy mercies abound : 
 On every side tney ccmpass me round : 
 
 Thou sav'si me from sickness, from sin dost 
 
 retrieve; ' ' ■%" 
 
 BtiU strengthen my weakness, And bidiM 
 Imieve. 
 
 5 Thou holdesi my soul in spirituallife ; 
 My foes doit control, And quiet my strife ) 
 
 ■ - . a#H 
 
'Hmd nt^t 1117 ptukm, My pride, and idf. 
 
 ^To see tby RaWation Thou bidft me *< Stimi 
 Still r 
 
 fl I^tand and admire Thjno QutRtrettcheJ wn, 
 I walk through the 6re> J^nd eufter no hans; 
 Awdlted by evil, I acorn to suhniit, 
 Tfie world aud tkedovil Fall under my ftet. 
 
 7 I wrestle pa* now, But trample en sia, 
 For with me art thou. And shalt be within; 
 While stronger and stronger In Jesus' • powf, 
 
 1 go on to coiiquer, Till sin be no mora. 
 
 .JiVMN 191. [«Unea8'8.] 
 
 ND can it be that I should gain 
 An interest in the Saviour's bIoo4f 
 Died be for me, who caus'd his puin ? 
 for qrie> who hitn to death purbu'dt 
 Amazing love I how can it be,- 
 . TJijat ihoUy my Lord, should' st die for oMi 
 
 2 Tia mystery all I The' Immortal dies ! 
 
 Who can explore thi^ strange design t 
 Jn vwil the first-born i^^eiaph tries 
 
 To sottud the depths of love divide t 
 'Tifi mercy all ! Let earth adore : 
 Xet angel^miiuls enquict po smre«i 
 
 S He lefl his Father's tlirone afeoire, 
 ( ^o free, 80 infinite his gi^CQ') 
 
 Bmplied hin^self of ftU but l^e. 
 And bled for Adam's helpleaa race ^ 
 
 'Til meroy »M, iiB«»ensd aii4 frfti 
 
 fmO vy God, it found out ami 
 
 :!-■ 
 
*^L boaiid in «in and nature's night : , 
 Thino eye diffua'd a quick* nine ray ? 
 
 I Ike ; the d""««"" flam'cf^rth light ! , 
 u rhRina fell off, my heart wna free, 
 
 ,Nocondeinnaiionnowldread, 
 
 * Jesus, and all in him is mme I 
 Ative in him my living Head, ^ 
 
 Andcloth'd in righloousmsas divuie, 
 Rnia I Bporoach the' eternal throne 
 SSd claim the cro wn,thr9Ugh Chr ist.iny own. 
 
 HVHN 19*^ [4Unc^8 6'tj&,a-8'8.1 
 
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 ARISE, my soul, arise, , 
 Shake oft thy guilty fears ; 
 The bleeding Sacrifice .. 
 
 In my belialf appears ; 
 Before the Throne my.Surety stands ; 
 My name is written on his hands. 
 
 He ever lives above, 
 
 For xm to intercede ; 
 "HiiirttTSleeming love. 
 
 His precious blood to plead ; 
 His Wood liton'd for all our race, 
 hoi sprinkles now the throne of f»a«o. 
 I Five bleeding wounds be hearsi 
 
 Rweiv'd on Calvary : 
 They powrjflectuiil prayers, / 
 
 fW stiotigly speak for md' : 
 "Forgive bill, O forgive," they ttj, 
 Nori^t tUti Vansoro'd sinner die." 
 
 ttiiAftir ^imotntQd Ota»» 
 
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 BELISTBItfl acjoiciirt. 
 
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 H« cannot turn aw Ay 
 
 Tho proaenca of his son : 
 llitt Spirit an¥wera to the blood| 
 And tolls me lam born of God. 
 
 My God if roconcird, 
 
 Hii pard'ning voice I bear : 
 
 He owns ine for bis child, 
 I can no longer fear ; 
 
 With confidence I now draw nigh| 
 
 And Father, Abba'y Father, cry F 
 
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 HYMN 193. 
 
 I /^ LORY to God, whoRe sovereign , 
 \Jf Hath animated senseless stoneaj 
 CaU'd us to stand before bis flice : 
 And raisM us into Abraham's soni.^^ 
 
 8 The people that in darkness lay, 
 In sin and error's deadly shade, 
 Have seen a glorious Gospel-day, 
 In J^su's lovely face display'd. 
 
 3 Thou only. Lord, the work hast done, 
 
 And bar d ti^ine arm in all our sight; 
 .Hast made the reprobates thine own,. 
 And claimed the outcasts as thy right. 
 
 4 Thy single arm. Almighty Lord! « 
 
 To us the great salvation brought : 
 Thy Word, thy all-creating Word, 
 A' That spakd at first the world from sc 
 
 6 Por this tbe saints lifl up tlieir voice, 
 And ceaseless praise to thee is given i 
 
 — For this th e hosts above i ^joice ; — — — 
 Wo raise the happiness of heaveOi 
 
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 fUiEVfRS RirjoiciiffO. IQI 
 
 ihii.(oo longer iont of night,) ^ j;. 
 To tlwe our thankful hoartn wVj giv« ; " 
 thee, who call'diit Uft into liffht, ^ 
 fo tbio, wa dio, to tt^eo wo Uvo. 
 
 ifBce that fbr the Mason pfttt, 
 
 [ilciri horrid hmguage nil'd our tongUjOt ; 
 
 imH thy 'Word:! behind us cast, 
 
 \hd lewdly sang the drunkard's songf, 
 
 It, the power of grade dirine ! 
 [ill hymns wo now our voices raiso ! 
 Lidly in strange Hoiiannahs join, ^ 
 
 lAod blasphemies are turn'd to praise \ 
 
 IhYMN 194. [4 lines 8's &2;j6V.l . 
 
 ESUS, thou soul of all our joys, 
 
 Fof^whom we now lift up our voicCi 
 
 And ill our strength exert : 
 buchsafe th^grace we humbly claim ; 
 impose iniioU thankful frame. 
 
 And tune thy people *8 heart. 
 
 tiile in the heavenly work we join';^ * 
 ^y dory beg^r whole design, 
 
 Tby*gk)fy, not our own :-^ *- 
 
 ill let us keep our end in view, ^, 
 
 I still the pleasing talk pursue^ 
 
 To please our uod alone. 
 
 he secret pride, the subtl4sin9 
 I let it never more steal in, 
 
 To^effend'tlrj^ glorious eyes ! 
 idosecnie oiurhaJlowM strain, 
 
 make our solemn service vain. 
 
 And mar our sacrifice. 
 
 lUiaguify thy awful name, ^ 
 
 ipread the honors of the Lamb, 
 
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 irYiiNl$5. 
 
 1 IMTY God, I am tiling r What a 
 
 JjfJL divine/ 
 
 Wbat A bHtising'to knot^ Tli^i my Jesus iil 
 
 
 Let us our voices raise ♦ 
 Our souls' and bodie# powers uni 
 Regardless of our own delight. 
 
 And dead to human praise. 
 
 Still let us on our guard be found, 
 And watch against the power of soqiij 
 With secret jealousy : / ' 
 
 Lest happily, sense should damp o\ir zed 
 And muslb's charm bewitch and steal 
 
 , Our heart away from t^iee. 
 
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 6 TlMiljhunyiiig strife far off remove, 
 That noisy hurst of soHish love, 
 
 Wbiclik-sweiis the formal s(Mig; 
 
 a joy from owt ©ur hearts arise, 
 speak and fpar^le in our eye$, 
 Aodyibtftte on our tongue. 
 
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 7 Thee lei us praise, our common Lor^, 
 And sweetly j^ wi*h one accord 
 
 :, Thy godt^ess to proclaim: 
 Jesus thyself in >jts reveal , 
 And all our faculties shajl feel 
 Thy harmooia^ng ijiame. 
 
 ^^ith calmly reverential joy, 
 let us all our lives employ 
 In setting forth thy love! 
 And raise in death our triumph higher, 
 And sing TMfi aU the^eayeivly mii» 
 That endl^ IQQg ^lifty^- 
 
 ^,. 
 
 a ' 
 
iltiiifvsiif hejoioiiia: 
 
 T'.y: 
 
 ■0mmim>iifm> 
 
 ibwrw^y I'Vn^ t^i^« happy I ima, 
 byhMTtit doth danoe at the sound of hit 
 
 
 5 pleasures abound in the Tapturous sound; 
 ever hath found it, Hath paradise found 
 „j to kflow. And feel his blood flow, 
 ife everlasting, *Tis heaven belorw ! 
 
 1 onward I haste To the heavenly feart; 
 I ti^at is the fulness ; but this is the taste ! 
 hislahali prove, Till with joy I remove 
 ) \iimn of heavens In Jesus's love. 
 
 HYMN 196 [Clines^VJ 
 
 THAT am I, thou glorious God! 3 
 
 And what my father's house to thee>y>' 
 tthou audi mercies hast bestowM ^ 
 
 In me the vilest reptile, me ! 
 ke the blessing from above, 
 [wonder at thy boundless love* 
 
 |in my blood thy love passed by, 
 stopp'd i^v ruin to retrieve ; 
 to^er ^ny soulthy pitying eye ; 
 hybowfeisyeail^djand soun4ed**Iiivei'* 
 ig,l heai^ the w^come sound, . 
 Ipardoti in l&y mer^ found. 
 
 Door, and might, aod tteiks, aM praisei 
 [render to my pardouihg^Ciod ! 
 ithdrich^bf thy grace, X 
 d spread thy saving name s^road ; 
 iwiSr Hafide to siimers given; \ 
 Miibpoor dying worms to heavens 
 
 t hiess thy gracious power, 
 ' *U witl4aixie shouts tl^ nano ; 
 
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 **lli?uit. 
 
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 Thy name let every soul ador^, 
 
 Thy power let every toof^jOie procUi|. 
 Thy jprace let every sinner know, 
 And nnd in thee their heaven below. 
 
 HYMN 197. 
 
 [81inei7'i] 
 
 1 TESUS is our common Lord, 
 Cr He our loving Saviour it / 
 By his death to lite restored, 
 
 Misery we exchange for bliss. 
 Bliss to carnal minds unknown ; 
 
 P 'ti8 more than tongue can tell ! 
 Only to believers shewn : 
 
 Glorious and unspeakable. 
 
 2 Christ our Brother and our Friend, 
 
 Shews us his eternal love : 
 Never shaU our triumphs end. 
 
 Till we take our seats above. 
 Let us walk with him in white, 
 
 For our bridal day prepare ; 
 For our partnership in li^t, 
 
 For our glorious meetmg there ! 
 
 HYMN 198. 
 
 [C, M.) 
 
 1 ^ OMK, let US who in ChristJ)eiie 
 Vy Our eommon saviour praise\ 
 To him with joyful voices give 
 
 The glory of his grace. 
 
 2 He now stands knockinj^ at the door 
 ^ Of every sinner's heart ; 
 
 The worst need keep him out no more. 
 Nor force him to depart. 
 
 5 SlMigh mce we hearken to thyroici 
 yi«ld to be sav'd from ain ; 
 
 
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 kfl nre ^ oer^tiiiRpipe 
 That thou wUt eiit^r in. 
 
 |c««»<!wckly in, thou heavenly ga«gt, 
 IHir «ver hence Fembve; / 
 
 jtiQp with us^ and let the feast 
 Be everlasting love. 
 
 HYMN 19? [eUnesSV] 
 
 THOU hidden Source of calm repose,; 
 Thou all sufficient love divine ; 
 kh«lp ^^ J'^^uge from my foes, 
 ^ure I am, if thou art mine ; 
 
 Im ^ • ^^^^ ^^"» ^^^ S^^^fy a»wi shame, 
 I hide ine, Jesus, in thy Name. 
 , .» ■ 
 rmighty Name salvation is, \ ^ 
 
 I keeps my happy soul above ; 
 .,jfort it brings, and power and peac^, 
 And joy, and everlasting love : 
 Tome wii thy dear Name are given, ^ 
 Pardon, and holiness, and heaven. 
 Jwus, my AH in All thou art. 
 
 My rest \d toil, my ease in painj 1* 
 JThe medicine of my broken heart. 
 
 In urn, my peace, — in loss my gain I 
 ly smile beneath the tyrant's frown, 
 iihame, iny glory, and my crown. 
 J want, nqr plentiful supply ; 
 In weakness, my almighty poweirv 
 llnboods my perfect liberty: 
 My light, in Satan's darkest hour ; 
 ief, my joy unspeakable 
 hie in death, my heaven in hell. 
 
 rMN200[ {eUnesrs] 
 
 iRB^ill I love, my strength, my tower 
 Thee, mil I love, my joy,my crown ; 
 
 Y-" 
 
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 »Sr. '^"smwmem.". 
 
 
- Thee will i love, with all my powers 
 In all thy works, and thee alone i-^i 
 Thee will I love, till the pure fire i *■ 
 Fill my whole soul with chaste desirer 
 
 2 All ! why did I so late thee knoWt 
 Thee, lovelier than the sons ef meo I 
 Ah ! why did I no sooner go , 
 
 To thee, the only etse in paiu I 
 Asham'd I sigh, and inly mourn, . 
 That I so late to thee did turn, ri 
 
 S In darkness willingly I stray'd ;> ^ %* 
 
 I sought thee, yet from thee I rgvM ; 
 
 . Far wide my wand'ring thoughts i*^ere\ 
 
 Thy creatures more than thee 1 107** ; 
 
 And now, if more at length I see, 
 
 'Tis through thy light, and come8|re|l 
 
 4 I thank thee, uncreated Sun, > " 
 That thy hright beams on meliave 
 I thank thee, who hast overthrown 
 
 My foes, and heal'd my wounded iHiy 
 I thahk thee, whose enlivening voice 
 Bid6 my freed heart in thee rejoice. 
 
 h Uphold me in the doubtful race, 
 Nor suffer me again .to stray ; 
 Strengthen my feet, with steady pace 
 Stifl to press forward in thy way : 
 My soul and flesh, O Lord of mif^bt. 
 Fill, satiate with Uiy heatvenly light 
 
 Give to mine eyes refreshing tears / 
 
 Give to my heart chaste, hallow'd firttij 
 ^ive to my sotil^ with filial feaiis, 
 
 Thm love that uU heaven^ host iaepiMij 
 lliatall my power^i with rfl their 
 /r lb thy 9de gUNry^oay unite. . 
 
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 , tWi Wffl I love, my Joy, ray^*^ 
 
 ,pee wiil I love, my Lor^i my. God / 
 tw will I lo^, beneath thy frown / 
 
 Of smile, thy sceptre, or thy rod ; ' 
 WImt thouffh my flesh and Tieart decay • 
 Tieeshallllovern endles3day I ^ 
 
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 M '-mats " *• " *■•.•' 
 
 ■ i^ *^! I^^'^^^J^^G^' % Jesus restored : 
 JLi We hft up our voic^, And call him our 
 Lord: 
 
 ftjoy jf ^ J'^^ss "s, And free us from thraJI, 
 pMLtf tot oppress us, He rescues us all. 
 
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 I l&i Preset, an<i King, and Priest we pro- 
 
 Jfffltmipliandsin^ Of Jesus'sNaiiie^f 
 
 Vl^ i® ^^^i*"^^ T"" ^^^^ ^ort^ his praise,. 
 N tell of the riches of Jesus's grace. ' 
 
 t No matter ho>y dull The scholar, whom he 
 rakes into ^is school, And gives him to see : 
 ^ wonderful fashion Of teaching ho hath 
 ind wise to salvation he makes us thro* faith. 
 
 m wayfaring men/ Tho' fools shall not 
 
 stray / / 
 fc i^tW so plai^ So easy the way • 
 J5f?^^®^i beli/ver His promise liay prove 
 flddhokof tl^river Of Jesus's love. 
 
 I Poor ou^g of m^en, M(o^e souls Jere - 
 wespis'd, ■■•/•'■ 
 
 'jeft^ith disdain, W^e^ are prizli . 
 
 rapiouscreation In us hfe makes knb\ra 
 > bnngs us srfv^ri, Ai^ ^alls us hidfow^ 
 
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 BBLIUVER8 IliSiOlCIlfO. 
 
 HVMN202. [AUm.1 
 
 1 Tt/IY brethren belovM, Your callingye 
 "'■^ ■ Jxl In Jesus Wrov'd, No goodnew 1 
 
 . /■ we : \ • . ^ ' . .; 
 
 Kn rlrhes OF merit, No wisdom or might, 
 Sut&gs inherit. T^^^^ 
 
 2 Yet not many wise His summons obey, 
 And great ones despise So vitor a way : 
 And strohg ones Will never Their helpk 
 
 Or stoop to find favour, Through^^rcy 
 S And therefore our God The outca 
 
 chose, t u i«L 
 
 His righteousness shewed To ^^atlie'^^^^^^ 
 When wise ones rejected His offers of pace, 
 His goodness elected The foolish aod bMe. 
 
 A To baffle the wise, and noble, and strong, 
 He bade us arise, An impotent ttirong; 
 Poor ignorant wretches We gladty embrace 
 A Prophet who teaches Salvation by grace. I 
 
 5 The things that were not/ His mercy 1 
 
 live: * t • 
 
 His mercy unbought, We freely receive : 
 His rradoua compassion We thankfully pp 
 And aU our salvation Ascribe to his love. 
 
 HYMN5J08. - : [c-^-rl 
 
 1 V/l" Y God, the spring of all my joy»i 
 ItI The life of my delights, 
 The glory of my brightest days, 
 Aiid comlbrt of my nifhU I 
 
 % In larkest shades, if thou appW, 
 My dawoing U hegttn : 
 
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 •fltou irt my fours bright moraing itar, 
 And ibou roy riping «un. 
 
 I The op'ning freavens around ma ihint, 
 
 VVitD beams of sacr^il bliti, 
 If Jaiufl ahews his mercy mine, 
 
 And whispiers I an) his. 
 
 Hy ioul would leave thig heavy clay 
 
 At that transporting word ; 
 Run up with jojr the shining way, 
 
 To see and praise my Lord. 
 
 FMrless of hell and ghastly death, 
 I'd break through every foe / 
 
 The wings of love, and arms of faith 
 Would bear me conqu'ror thi^ugh. 
 
 irMN 204. 
 
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 TAI^with us. Lord, thyself rexMl 
 Whilehere o'er earth we rpV0*j 
 [Speak to ourhearts, and let us fdel 
 The kindlingxof thy love. 
 
 With thee convewttg, we forget 
 
 All time, and toil^and care : ^ 
 
 [Ubouris rest, and pauvis sweet, 
 Ifthou, my God, ai;t hi^. 
 
 Here then, my God, vonchs^ to atay 
 * And bid my heart rejoice ; \ 
 iy bounding heart shall own thy\jway. 
 And echo to thy Tolce. 
 
 iThou iallelBt me to sclok thy fade ; 
 I 'Tilkll Iwish toaeek: 
 IToaltehd the whispersof thy grioei 
 And hear th^e inly apeak, 
 
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 5 Let thbiny every »ioUM«rtploy. 
 Till I ihy glory •»«^<*,' '^ 
 
 . Enter into ttiy M^-ter • J^y* ;.. 
 And findmy heaven in tuee. 
 
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 1 /^ LOllIOUS Saviour of my Soul, 
 \Jf I lift it up to ihee 5 
 Thou ha«t »ado the sinner whole, 
 
 Hast set the captivelreo ; 
 Thou my debt of death haat paid ; 
 Thou hast rais'd me from my faH . 
 Thou hast fiill atonement made : 
 My Saviour died for all. 
 2 What could my Redeemer movV 
 < To- leave his Father's throneT 
 Pity drew him Irom above, 
 
 To make his nlercy known ; 
 Swift to succour sinfbl man, 
 Sinking into endless woe, 
 Jesus to our rescue ran, 
 And God appeared below. 
 3 <!ftd in this dark vale of tears, 
 A Man of griefs was seen ; 
 Here for three ^nd thirty years 
 
 He dwelt v/itli sinful men. 
 Did thef know the Deityf 
 Did they own him 'i^.ho he was ; 
 gee, the Friend of tttineir^, see. 
 He hangs on yondet crbbs i 
 
 4 Yet thy wrath 1 cannot feitr, 
 
iThou for nie a curse wast ma<l«, 
 U I migt^t in thee be blo^t, 
 fnwuhastmy full ransom paid, 
 And ih thy wounds I rest. 
 
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 HVMN206. [c. M.] 
 
 INFINI rE, urtexhausted Lotq! 
 Jesus and love are one : 
 I If still to mo thy bowels paove, 
 'fljey wo restrain 'd from none. 
 
 I What uhall I do my God to love t 
 
 lif loving God to praise ? 
 I The length, and breadth, and height to pro^T, 
 
 And depth of sov'reign grace : 
 
 |Thy«ov*reign grace to all ettendii, 
 
 ImqDense and unconfin'd : 
 I From age to age it never ends ; 
 
 It reaches an mankind. 
 
 iThroaghoutthe world its breiadth i«^kho^ ; 
 
 Wide as infinity ! • -y_-i 
 
 I So wide it never pass'd by one, 
 
 Or it had pass'd by me. ^ ^ 
 
 My trespass was grown uptoheaveii^ • 
 
 But far above the skies, 
 I Through Christ abundantly forgiven, 
 lieeth^ mercies rise t 
 
 [The 4epth of all-redeeming love. 
 What angel-tongue can tell t 
 may I to the utmost prove^ 
 Tbe^ft unspeakable ! ; 
 
 [Deeper than hell it phidk'd me tfaflnee, « 
 Kwper thaa inbred sin : . W^ i 
 
 
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 Jeaaii*8 love mv heart nhall cleanic, ' \ 
 W(i«Q J*>»u» enleri in* 
 
 • Come quickly, f»racious Wd, and take 
 
 Possession of thii^e own ! 
 My loBginfr heart vouchsafe to make 
 Thine everlaptingjhroue ! 
 
 f Assert thy claim, matntatti thy right, 
 Come quickly from above ; ^ 
 
 And rai!«e me to perfections height. 
 The depth of humble love. 
 
 HYMN 207 [CM.) 
 
 • 1 XE8U9, to thee I now can fly, 
 
 tl On whom ray help is laid : 
 Opnrest by sins, t lift my eye, f 
 ^nd see the shadows lade, 
 
 t Believing on my Lord, I find 
 A sure and present aid : 
 On thee alone my constant mmd 
 Be every moment 8tay*d. 
 
 S Wbllte'er in me Feems wi«e, or good, 
 Or strong, I here disclaim : 
 1 wash my giirments in the blood 
 Ofthe'aiu.ning Lamb. 
 
 4 Jeouar^y Strength, my Life, irty Rest, 
 dn thee will I dcp«ni^, . - 
 Till summon 'd to the marriage-feast, 
 tWien faith in figl^t shall end. 
 
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 I CI BE how great a flame aspires, 
 £^ 3 Kind^dby a spark of grace! 
 itjsu'i love the nations fires, 
 
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 Ito bring fir« ^" ^^f^** *>• ^*"**' * 
 tf jjjied in some hearti it ii ; 
 Othittll might catch the flamo, 
 jljln«rUke th» glorious bliMl 
 
 I wb«n he firat the work hepin , 
 Small and feeble was his day ! 
 
 Iflo^ie word doth swiftly run, 
 jiw it Wins its widening way ; 
 
 jloreand more it spreads and grows, 
 
 I Ever mighty to prevail ; 
 
 Sin'iitrong holds it now o'erthrow^ 
 Shakes the trembling gates of^lwll. 
 
 Sow of God, your Saviour praise ! 
 
 He the doo^ hath open'd wide ; 
 He hith given the word of grace, 
 
 J»u*8 word is glorify'd ; 
 Jwi», mighty to redeem, 
 
 He alone the work hath wrought ; 
 I Worthy is the work of him, ' . ' 
 
 yim who spake a world from nought. 
 
 I Saw ye not the cloud arise , 
 
 Little as a human hand ? 
 Now it spreads along the skies. 
 
 Hangs o'er all the thirsty land ; 
 Lo I the promise of a shower 
 
 Drops already from above ; 
 |B«t the Lord will ahortly pour 
 
 All the spirit of his Love. 
 
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 HYMN 209. 
 
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 ALL thanks be to 'God,; 
 Who scatters abroad, ^ 
 Through everyplace,^ ^* 
 
 
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 By thi» Ic^ of h^ ttrvants. Uis favour oCgnct 
 Who the ^icMiry gave. 
 The praiHC let hin» have 
 For the work he Unth duaa ; * 
 
 All honor and gli>ry to Jetu| alone I 
 J Our conquering l^rd 
 Hath prosper'd his word, 
 Hath made it prevail • 
 And mightily shaken the kingdom of helUg 
 His arm he hath bar'd, ^^ 
 
 And i people prepared 
 Hi» glory to show : ^ 
 
 And witness the power of his passion betow. 
 
 8 He hath open'd a door 
 
 To the penitjot poor ; 
 
 Hath repcuarrrom sm; 
 And admitte4 the harlots wid publicans », 
 
 They have hes^rd the glad a9\in4; 
 
 They have liberty found, 
 
 Tlirough the Wood of the Lamb ; 
 And plentiuil pardon through Jesus's Nan*. 
 
 4 And shall we not sing 
 Our Saviour and King ! 
 Thy witness, we 
 With rapture a^Cnbe our salvj 
 Thou, Jesus, hast bless'df 
 And believers increas*d| 
 Who thankfully own, 
 are freely forgiven throwgh mi^rcy 
 
 His^ritjrevives • - ' 
 Hislfbfk m our lives, 
 His wonderd of grace. 
 So mightily wrought in the primitive diy*. 
 O that all men might know - 
 His toUlns bejpwj' 
 
 
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 embrace t^e gta<J Hdlngs of ptrdou M 
 peace. * 
 
 iTKouSaviour of all 
 
 by V^plftt them ^oei 
 la flow unto thee 
 ^thip i)il and the wine, " 
 for the blisHtul asHurance of saviour divine. 
 
 7 Our hfatheuifih la«d, 
 
 Beneath thy command, ^ 
 
 In mercy receive, 
 
 I rotke ufl a pattern to all that believe. 
 
 Then, th^ let it spread, 
 
 Thy knowledge and dread, 
 
 Till tlie earth if^o*erflow*d, 
 y the universe fill'd with the glory of God. 
 
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 ALL Klory^ to God in the sky. 
 And peace Upon earth be reetorM ! 
 OJetus, exalted on high, . 
 
 Appear our omnip4> tent Lord! \' 
 
 njeiply in Bethlehem bom,./ ' 
 Hdit stoop to redeem ajost rac«, -V 
 Once more to thy creatures return , 
 And r^gn in thy kingdom of girtce I 
 
 I When thouin our flesh didst appear 
 
 AU nature ackjao wledg'd thy hii:(h ; . 
 Arose the aciceptable year, '* 
 
 And heaven was open'd on earl 
 Recieving its Lord from ahove^ 
 
 The world was united to bMl 
 The Giver of concowi and love, 
 
 TIm Priiie«t and the ^^^^pof peacf. 
 
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 $ wotiidst tMi ag^i"^ ^® made known, 
 Again in thy spirit descend ! 
 And set up in each of thine own, 
 A kingdom that never shall end. 
 Thou only art ahle to bless, 
 
 And make the^4glad nations obey ; 
 And bid the dire enmity cease. 
 And bow the whole world to thy sway 
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 A Come then to thy servants again, 
 Who long thy appearing to know j 
 Thy quiet and peaceable reign 
 In mercy establish below ; *^ , 
 r ^ All sorrow before thee shall fly, 
 And anger and hatred be o*er ; , 
 And en«3f^ and malice shall die, 
 And discord afflict m no more. 
 
 i No horirid alarm of war 
 
 Shall break our eternal repose ; 
 'No sound of the trumpet iithere, 
 Where Jesuits Spirit o'erflows : 
 AppeasM by the charms of thy grace, 
 
 We all shall in amity join V • • 
 
 And kindfy^ach other embrace, 
 And love with a passion likfe thine. 
 
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 1 TtyiEETandrightitistosin^ 
 ItX In every time andjplace, 
 Glory to our heavenly King, 
 The God of tmtii and grace. 
 
 . Join we then with^weet accord. 
 
 All in one thanksgiving join I 
 Holy, holy, holy Loi;J, 
 
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 Thee, thejiirst-born aons bf flgltt, 
 
 In Pbopft symphoniea, _ 
 
 Praise bf day, day without mght, 
 
 And never, never cease ; 
 Aneels and archangels. aU 
 ^isJtlie mystic Three in One,- 
 
 Sio2. and stop, and gaze, and fall ^ 
 Q'erWhelm'd before thy Throne L 
 
 I Vieing with that heavenly chniir. 
 
 Who chant thy prai^ above; 
 Weln eagles win^s aspire j 
 
 The wings of faith and love ; 
 Thee, they sing, with glory croWnM 
 ^cexto] the slaughtered Lamb ; 
 lower if our voices sound, 
 ' Our subject is the same. 
 
 Father, God, thy loy^e we praise, 4 
 
 Which gave thy Son to die fi^ 
 Jesus, foil of truth and grace»H: 
 
 Alike we glorify; 
 Spirit, Comforter divine> 
 Pfwseby all to thee be ^yex^p 
 Till we in full chorus join. 
 
 And earth id turn'd to heaven. 
 
 HYMN 212 [6 lines 46*» ^Ws.] 
 
 HOW happy, gracious Lord are we ! 
 Divinely drawn to follow thee ; 
 Whose hours divided are 
 Bctwixi the mo^nt and multitude ; 
 Our day is spent in doing good, -m 
 Our night in praise and prayer. 
 
 I WiA us lio melancholy voia^ . " 
 
 No moment lingers unemploy a, 
 
 . Or unimprov d below s — 
 
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lUU'I^fiSUI tL^iOlCtKii^ 
 
 6tir weariness <?f life i» gone, 
 Who live to serve our God alone, 
 And only ihet to know. • 
 
 The winter's night, and summf r*a day, 
 Glide imperceptibly away* 
 
 vloo short to eing thy praise ; 
 Too few we find thejhappy hours. 
 And haste to join those heavenly powerrf, 
 
 In everlasting lays. 
 
 AVith all who chaqt thy ]IS[ame on hi^h, 
 And holy, holy,, hply, cry, ^J 
 
 Abrighthar^nonious throng! ^rg 
 We long Biy praiises to repeat, ^ '^^ 
 And restless sing, around thy seat, 
 
 The new eternal so^ig. 
 
 
 HYMN 218 
 
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 WHEN Israel out of ijgypt came, 
 And left the proud oppressor's laud, 
 Supported by the great % AMy 
 
 Safe in the hollow of his tand ! 
 The Lord in Israel reign'd alone, 
 And Judah w^ his favourite throne. 
 
 2 The sea beheld his j;)ow^r, ai\d fled, 
 
 Disparted by the wond'rous rod ; 
 .Tordsln ran backwairds to its head, 
 
 And Sinai felt the' incumbent God ; 
 The mountains skipt like frighted rams^ 
 The hilTs leapt after them as lambs / 
 
 3 What aiFd thee, thou trembling sea ? 
 
 W^hat horror tum'd the river back ? 
 Was hature's God displeas'd with thee ? 
 And why should bills or mountains shake 
 
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 Yt mouVitaM hu^, that skipt like ram*,i 
 Ye hills that leap*d as frighted lamb* ? 
 
 4 Eai'th, tremble on, with all thy som. 
 
 In presence of thy awful Lord ! 
 Vi'hmf power inverted nature owns, 
 Hei only law his sovereign wwd : 
 He shakes the centre with his rod, 
 |. And heaven bows down to Ja'c6b*s God. 
 
 5 Creation, varied by his hsvnd, 
 
 The' omnipotent Jehovah knows I 
 The sea is turn*d to solid land. 
 
 The rock into a fountain flows : 
 And all things^ as they change, proclaim 
 The Lord eternally the same. 
 
 HYMN 214. 
 
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 1 I'LL praise ray Maker while I've breath, i 
 1 And when my voice is lost in death ,1 
 
 Praise shall employ my nobler powers :i 
 Mydaysof praise shall ne'er be past. 
 While life, arid thought, and being last^ 
 
 Or immortality enduies. 
 
 ♦ Happy them^n whose ho^s rely 
 On Israel's God, b^ made tl>e sky. 
 
 And earth and s|as, with all their train ; 
 Hi^ truth forever s^nds secure : 
 He saves the* opprest, he feeds the po^r, 
 
 And none shall find hia promise vain. 
 
 ^ Hi® \^^ P^"*"® eyesight on the blind ; 
 ihe Lord supports the fainting rnuid f 
 
 t^setids the labouring conscience pekei 
 He helps the stranger in distress, 
 V«e wi^W arid the fktherless, 
 
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 4 I'll praise him while he lends me breath, 
 And when my voice is lost in death, 
 
 Praise shall employ my nobler iwwew ; 
 My days of praise ihall ne*er be past, 
 While life, and thought, and being last, 
 
 immortality endures, 
 HYMN 216. 
 
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 iRAlSE ye tlje Lord ! 'tis good to raiw 
 ^^ Our hearts and voices in his praise ; 
 His nature and his works invite 
 To make this duty our delight. 
 
 % lie form'd the stars, those heavenly flamw; 
 He counts their numbers, calls their names; 
 IfisMvisdom's vast and" knows no bound, 
 Adeep^hereall our thoughts are drowo'dl 
 
 3 Sing to the Lord ; exaH him high 
 Who spreads his clouds along the sky j^ 
 'rhere he prepares the fruitful rain, ^ 
 Nor lets the drops descend in vain. 
 
 4 He makes the grass the hills adorn, 
 And clothes the smiling fields with corn/ 
 The beasts with food his hands supplv^ 
 And the, young ravens when they cts 
 
 % ^What is the creature's skill or foite ? 
 The sprightly man, or warlikenorse? 
 The piercing wit, the active limb? 
 AlU are too mean delights for him. 
 
 But saintrij^e lovely iii^ Wsight, 
 He views biS children wi%delight ; . 
 He sees their hopi, he khows their fear, 
 And looks tod love s bis image there. — 
 
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 HYMN 21^ 
 
 1 1 1^ TERNAL Wisdom ! Thee we praise, 
 I Jji Thee the creation sings: 
 With thy lov'd name, rocks, hills and seas, 
 And heaven's high palace rings. 
 
 \i Thy hand how wide it spreads the sky. 
 How glorious to behold ! ' 
 
 Tinj^d with a blue of heavenly dye. 
 And Jtarr'd with sparkling gold. 
 
 t There, thou hast bid the globes of light 
 
 Their endless circuits run : 
 
 lliere the pale planet rules the night ; 
 The day obeys the ^un^ 
 
 U If down I tj^-n my won^^riorg eyes 
 On^clouds and storms below ; / 
 Those under-regioHs of the siiea 
 Thynumerous glories show/ 
 
 noisy winds stand ready there, 
 Thy orders to obey. 
 With soundiftg wings they sweep the air; 
 To make thy chariot way^_^ 
 
 i There like a trumpet loud and strong. 
 
 Thy thunder shakes our coast ; 
 While the red lighthings wave along. 
 The banners of thy host. 
 
 On the thin air without a prop, 
 Hang fruitful ^bowers around : 
 
 Ki thy command they sink, and drof 
 Their fafiiess <m the ground. 
 
 U ! heriB thy wond'rous skill arrays 
 The earth in cheerful green ;. 
 
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 A thttusarfid herbs thy art displays, 
 A thousaDd flowers betweea. 
 
 9 There the rough nw^utitains of the dee^^ 
 Obey the strong command: 
 Thy breath can raise the billows steep, • 
 Or sink them to tlie sand- 
 
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 ' 10 Thy glories blwse all nature round, 
 -^"Ahci strike the wondering sight, 
 through skies, and seaiT, and solid grduad 
 With terror and delight: 
 
 11 Infinite strength and equal skill 
 
 Shine through thy works abroad ; 
 Our souls with vast amazement fill, 
 And spea^the builder God I 
 
 12 But the mitd glories of ttiv grace, 
 
 Our softer passions mov0 : 
 Pity divine in Jesu's face 
 We see, adore, and love. ^ 
 
 HYMN 217. 
 
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 1 T'l OW do thy mercies close me round: 
 JljL For ever be thy name ador'd ; 
 
 I bld^ in all things to abound ; 
 The servant is above his Lord l^ 
 
 2 Inur'd to poverty and pain, 
 
 A suffering life my Masterled^- 
 The Son of G6d, the Son of K|an, 
 He had not where to lay hid^^ad. 
 
 a^But, lo la place he hath prepar'4 . 
 For me, whom watchful angelsjeep ,• 
 yea* hehimself becom^s my gtiard ; ^ 
 He8moothsmybed,aiidgivesmcslcei 
 
Je«u« protects ,• my fears begone! 
 
 What can the Rock of Ages move? 
 Sife in thy arras 1 lay me Uown, . 
 
 Thy overlas^ing arms of love. 
 
 While thou art intimately nigh, ' V 
 
 Who, wlio shall violate my rest? 
 SiD,^|,arth, and hell 1 now defy ; > 
 1 lean u[)oti my Saviour's brept. 
 
 I rest beneath tlie almighty'i» shade, 
 My griefs expire , my troubles ce^jic / 
 
 Thou, Lord, on whom my soul is stayM, 
 Wilf keep me still in perfect peace. 
 
 Me for thine own' thou lov'^t to take 
 
 Intime and in eternity : 
 Thou never, never wilt forsaVe 
 
 A helplf5fis^6oul tliat trusts in thee. 
 
 HYMN 217. 
 
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 THOU Shepherd of Israel and mioc^ 
 The joy and desire of my hc^rt; *: 
 [For closer communion I pine, 
 I bag to reside whore tliou art: 
 lie pasture I languish to find, ^*' 
 
 Where all, who thtjir Shepherd obey, 
 re fed on thy bosom reclin'd, 
 And screened from the heat of^he day. 
 
 jl8he\f^me that happiest plao*i. 
 The place of thy people's abode ; 
 
 Inhere saints in an ecstaoy ^ize. 
 And hang on a crucified Ood : M,. 
 
 ffiy love for a sinner dodare ; 
 
 I Thy passion and de ath oa the tree I 
 
 h ipirit to igalvary besur. ^^^ 
 
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 To BidOfcr and trimnph widi Aee. ^ _^ 
 
 I tis there with the lambs of thy aock, 
 There only I covet to rest 5 ^ ' 
 To lie at the foot of the rock, , ^ 
 
 Or rise to be hid in thy breast ; 
 ^Tis there I Would always abide. 
 And never a monicnt depart : 
 ConcealM in the cleft of thy Fide. 
 Eternally held in thy hetft. 
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 1 g^ OD of my life, to thee * 
 
 \X My cheerful soul I raise ; 
 Thy goodness bade me be, 
 
 And still prolongs my days ; 
 I see my natal hour return, ,^^ 
 And bless the day that I wm born, 
 3 A clod of living earth, 
 1 glorify thy name, _ 
 From whom alone my birth, 
 
 And all my blessings came ; 
 Creating and preserving gracje, 
 
 Let all that is withm;ne praise. 
 3 Long as I live beneath, ^ 
 To thee, let me live / 
 To thee my every breath 
 
 In thanks and praises give I 
 Whatever 1 have, whatever 1 am, 
 Shall magnify my Maker's name. 
 
 4 MYSOul/andall itepowiRW, . 
 TOne,whdlly thine shattbe; 
 
 ^ ^l, all my hapt)y hours , ^ 
 
 Icotisccrate to thee f ^ 
 
 Me to thine image now re s tore , _ 
 
 And I shall frdse thee evermore. 
 
■..•■ y^...jy '"*^*r»* -^» . gl'S 
 
 'MwmI% will tftddi^W'^ ^ f 
 
 Af angels do in heaven : ' ♦ . *• 
 
 To Christ a creature new, > 
 
 Most graciousiy forgiven/ 
 |l wait thy perfect will to prove* ' ' 
 
 All iinctify'd by spotless love. ' 
 I Then when the work is done 
 
 „'"»?^2r^J?f^«ith with power, 
 Iteceivo thy f»vour'd son, 
 
 Indeath'striuniphant hour- 
 Like Moses to thyself convey ' 
 
 lADdbw niy raptured soul away. 
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 pOUNTAIN of life and all my jov 
 r Tesus ^y mercies I embracie ; 
 
 ^Thebreath thou giv'st, for thee employ : V^ 
 
 And wait to tasto thy perfect grace • 
 Nomoreforsaken and forlorn, ' 
 
 I bless the day that I wag borq f 
 
 I Prttcry'd through faith, by power dime. 
 
 A miracle ©l^race 1 stand I * """"^ ^ 
 lpro?e the strength of Jesus miife I *^' 
 Jesus, upheld by thy right hand. - ^ ' 
 TJough m my flesh I feel the thorn 
 mm the day that I was born. \ 
 
 ^m of life, through inbred sin 
 i was, but now defy its power - 
 
 Jen as a flood the foe comes in/ . 
 Mysoul 18 more than conqueror ; 
 
 K^"™ *>wn withholy Scorn. 
 *«* bless the d^ that I WW bonJ 
 
 f,Vf^ *n^ fflafce me pure wiflili^ 
 
 irel SL?^ "wf ^® fili'd with Godi 
 ^1^ to declare I'm saVd fiwAto ^ 
 
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 My Bouk from, out Uie l;ody imi. 
 Shall bless the day tiiH 1 wa»loml 
 
 
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 ^ Vmn m heir c f 8«l vution waa hm ! 
 
 From Jehovuh Uomc^for Im glory l|p, 
 And to.him 1 wvitli^ing^ng retVjB^^ 
 
 2 Thee, Je«UB, alone, the fouatain loni, 
 * OfinvlHeandfeUcityhefe: , _ 
 And cheeffullv su.g n.y redeemer aad Ki.i 
 
 .Till his sigr^in the heayend appear. 
 
 3 With thatiks I rejoice in ;to:^^i?'f^y^^ 
 
 Of my state and i.onanipji below ; 
 It U,af parents I cam . who hoiunirM thy ni 
 iTwts thy wisdom appomted it lo. 
 
 4 1 tingof thy ^race, fj^m mv e^l^td^ 
 i*» 7 Ivef^nc Ar to allure and defend ; „ 
 
 Hitherto thoulmst been my presermfwos 
 
 t^TAnd 1 trust thou wilt save to the end 
 
 the-ii^nite cares, and.temptatioM, tnd 
 
 iOares, _ -^ ^ -^ 
 
 Thy hand hatli conducted me «nv 
 the blessings bestow*ctby^ a bountifoK 
 Andtthe liierdes eternally new. 
 
 G What a mercy is this r ^at ahweaoll 
 How unspeakably Wl?y;amU ^ 
 
 Gather UuitoJ^ % ^ ^^ ^ 
 Wjthtfey people ^ffire and to di^d 
 y O tl>^ goodnesa^f Godf la '^*""^*^'^''"^* 
 
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 "to 'i'thomle.^ov*. Out hudeigt'd to ' 
 
 And prosper the work of n.y hand* i 
 K.lho>y pajtoralcroolcl wentover th« brook. 
 And bdiold I am sp.ead intobaiidsj! 
 
 I Wlj,- r Mk ID ama«e, hath begotten M« fli»W I 
 Andeuquire from whatqturter thwcama- 
 '' "' Siei;"*^'*^ thoy are boJnZ,mlSl!;! 
 L And gives' glory to God and the Lamb. 
 
 « AU honor and praiw to the P!ith(»rt>f grwe. 
 
 TothoBpint and Son Iretiirn ! ' ^ , 
 I ">« bunnesi pursue, he hath madft m« td do. 
 And rejoieo-thafl ever wa» born. . 
 
 I' ^!li'ter"'j''y ""y '"■« I employ/''"' '^ 
 t!^ '^,?^'"y life to pr*:laim .. Til 
 
 aTI^, ''.y'"^. '^'^ "■'"• *° adminigter blias 
 I 4«l^»*tion in Jesu^'s nime.^ \^^"< 
 
 'Tfcod.ed «he whole world to redeewV^? 
 
 n!^'^^"*"^."''^"'' 'ny ■''"ys are hisdue ' 
 I A""! they all aredevoted to him. 
 
 lyOUVG men and maidens mise " '' " 
 I* iiour ttmef^ir voices hijrh ; 
 
 "Wmen, ,ndchildren, praise 
 
 . rHLordof earth a nd sky > . 
 
 iraThree in Ohe, and One m Tliree. 
 «Wto all eternity; . ' 
 
 
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 Let every creature amg . , ^ 
 
 ^HU attributes andiiame ! ^ 
 
 ^ Him Three in Due, ai^ P»^ ^»^ ^^^^ 
 j Extol to all ete^IHtJ^..J^ *^ 
 
 t In his great Name alone - , 
 
 All exccllciicie« me^t : « 
 
 "•' Who flit« upo'^ ^^® Ihrone, 
 
 Extol to all eternity. 
 
 A GlorvtoGo(lbclonf?9; 
 
 Glory to OocHk) p:»ven ; 
 
 Ahove the noblest 8ong» 
 
 Of all in earth %nd heaven! 
 .^iftmSBe In One^nd One m three, 
 
 Extol to all eternity. ^^ 
 
 M m G^our souls and bodies made , 
 Gdfonus,ingr;^:iouHshowe^^^ 
 SleMinKft every moment pours , 
 CoS^B with angel bands, . 
 
 «^S^m bear us in their hands . 
 Bids them ne r bestow'd, 
 
 Parents, trienas, i ^"f .^ . 
 life wad all descend from Ood. 
 
 V^ovcre v» f^n^ we eat ; 
 
 ?:rC;ith thXd we eat ; 
 CbS«u» by his light and heatJ 
 
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ilikiw W« Jnw do ai to ihln^ 
 
 Gire hin» then, Wl ever f^ye, 
 Tbanksfor all that we receive .• 
 ManweforhUklndaeiw love, 
 llow much more our pfix! above? 
 Worthy thou, our heavenly Lordj 
 To be honourM and udorM; 
 God of uU CP^atincc 'graci^4 
 
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 II 1 ET all that bfiaath^b. Jehovah praiw. 
 li Almighty, all-creating r.ord! 
 L«i earth and heaven his power coniesf, 
 BfQUght o»|^ jrf liothiag by hia Wprd, 
 
 ll Hespake the word, and it wai dont I * 
 I Theuniverso his Word obeyed: ; 
 }\\9 word is his eternal Son, 
 Aad (3bxi»i the whole creation made.' 
 
 |S Jesus the Lord and Go^T^iost m^ 
 Hiiker of all mankind and nu 
 Me thou hast made, to glorify, 
 To know, and love, and Mve to the% 
 
 L Wherefore to thee njy heart I give, 
 
 (But thou must first hestow the power,) 
 Aod if for thee on earth I live, 
 
 Thee I shall soon in heaven adore. 
 
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 "" FART FIRST. ' 
 
 ATIIER of all, whose powerful vojc^ 
 
 |iyMN224, 
 
 
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 Call'd forth this universal iraajfi^ 
 
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 Whose mercifts over all rtrioite^ 
 
 Through endless a^cs Mil! the sam^ ; 
 Thou hy thy word- uphdldest all ; 
 
 Thy bounteous love to all is shewM: 
 Tliou hears't thy every creature's call, 
 And fillest every mouth with good. 
 
 2 In heaven thou reign'st enthron'd inMf^ 
 
 Nature's expanse before thee spread : 
 Earth, air, and sea before thy sioht, 
 And hell's deep ploom are open laid ! 
 Wisdom ,.ahd mij^ht, and love are thiiie^^ 
 
 Prostrate before thy face we fall, \ 
 Confess thine attributes divine. 
 
 And hail thee soveVeign Lord of all. 
 
 3 Thee, sovereign Lord, let aH confess, 
 
 Thatmove in earth, dr air, or sky ; 
 Revere tliy power, thy gdodness blessi 
 
 Tremble before thy piercinp: eye : 
 Allyi^, who owe to him ypur birth, 
 
 Ik praise your every houi- employ : 
 Jehovah reigns ! be glad , G earth ; 
 ' And shout, ye raorniug^starsi foi^ jof! 
 
 KYMN 225. 
 
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 SON of thy Sire's eternaMov©, 
 Take to thyself thy mighty power ; 
 Let all Earth's sons thy mercy proves . 
 
 Let all thy bleeding grace adore ; 
 The triumphs of thy love display ; 
 Inevery heart reijrn thou alone. 
 Till ii! thy foes confess thy sway, 
 Aijid glory end what grac e b c guri. — - 
 
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 Spirilorgrac«,-and health, and powet^s n 
 
 Fountain af light and love below / V 
 AbroaJ thy healingf intluance sho vver^ > 
 
 0'^ nil the nations let it flow ; ^ 
 
 Iflflame our hearts wi tli perfcc t love* . ' 
 
 lu m th« «rork of faifn fullil; 
 So not heaven's host shaii swifter move 
 
 Than we on earth to do thy will. * 
 Father, *tis thine eac)i day to yield 
 ^Thy children's wants a fresh supt^v ji 
 
 Thou clotVst the lUies of the field. 
 And hearesttlie young rayens cry ; 
 
 On theri w© cast our care ; we live 
 MT^ough thee, who know'st our every n«6d • 
 Ofe^d us with thy grace, and give ^ * 
 
 Our souls this day the iivin^read J , 
 
 J^ Before the worid's foaodatiaaslawj 
 Sprinkle us ever with thy blood ; ■ « 
 
 dieanse, and keep us ever clean ! 
 To every soul, (all praise to thee l) , . r 
 
 Our^bowelg of compas.«ion move • : ' 
 
 I And a^l mankind by this may see, 
 Godis m us ,• for God is love. 
 
 Gi?eriina Lord oflife whose power = ' * 
 And guardian care for all is free: ' - 
 
 *o thee m fierce temptation's hour, 
 ' *rom sm and Satan lei us fleei ^ * 1 
 
 Ihme, Lord, we are, and ours tb0u*iJSf**^ 
 m u*b0 aH^ thy goodness show'd- * - 
 
 Ken ew, enlarge, and fi ll otrr hea rt, ' 
 With peace, and joy, and heaVen, andiiod. 
 
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 3 Blessing and honour praise and love^ 
 
 Co-equal, co-eternia Three, 
 In earth below, in heavea abovCi 
 
 By all thy works he paid to ihcol 
 Thrice holy, thino the kingdom i9^ 
 
 Tho power omnipotent is tliine; 
 Anil when ere it(3d nalure die?*, 
 
 Thy never-ceasiirg glories shine. 
 
 HYMN 227 [8 lines rs,} 
 
 1 fl/f EET and riiijlit it is to praise 
 ItI. God, the iuveroP all grace; 
 God, whose merctes are hestow'd 
 He prevents hiaeiealurec* call, 
 Kind and inercikil to all T 
 Makes his sun on siiaters rise ; 
 Showers his blessing.^ from the skiei^ 
 
 8 Least of all thy cnaiures,. we 
 Doily thy salvation st»e^; 
 As ,by heavenly nvintia fed, 
 Through a world of dingers led ; 
 Through a wildernoss of cares : 
 Through ten thousand thousand snares*^ 
 
 \ More than now our hearts conceive ; 
 
 \ More than we could kuow^i.d live. 
 
 8 By our bosom -fiiebestJt, 
 
 Taken in the fow lor' s net; 
 
 Passion's unresisting prey, 
 
 Oft within the toils we lay ; 
 
 Sleeping on the brink of sin,. 
 ' Topnet gap* d to take us ill ; 
 
 Mercy to out rescue flewj' 
 
 Broke the snare, and brought ua tbrOOgL 
 
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 MfffOttT*^ we still remain f 
 I Pass secure the waltM-y flood,;/ 
 flfaoging on the arm of God : 
 
 Here we raise our voices hijgher^ ^ 
 Ujhout in the refiner's fire; ■ 
 
 CUp our hands amid st the Haine, 
 
 Glory give to lesu's Name. 
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 HYMN 228. ^ [c. m.J 
 
 HAIL! Father, Son, and Holy Gho&tl 
 One God, in ptvji »Ti8 three; 
 Of thee we mako our joyful ho3st| 
 Our songa we make ol* Thed. 
 
 I Tlrou neither canst be %[i iu)r aefft; , 
 
 Thou art a Spirit pure , 
 Thou from eternity hust been, 
 
 And always Hhalteifdu re. , 
 
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 j Present alike in every p ace, 
 
 I thy Godhead we adore! 
 
 Beyond the bounds of time and spao* 
 
 Thou dweirst for everraore. 
 
 I b wisdom infjifiite thon art, 
 
 Thine eye dotJi oil iliini^s see : *^ 
 
 And every thought of 6\'ery heart 
 
 Isfuily known to thee. 
 
 IWhat^'er thou wilt, in earth below, 
 
 Thou dost in heaven nhove: 
 I But chiefly we rejoico to know «• 
 
 The' AJmighty God of Love. , 
 
 Thou Iqv *st whate*ei< thy h unds have mad» ; 
 
 Thy goodnessvve rtliearHt-, 
 In s h ining chanicters display 'd — — rr^ 
 
 
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 7 Mercy, with love, and eiKlless grace, 
 
 O'er all thy works doth reign: ^ 
 ' 3ut chiotly thoit delight' st to bless 
 .Thy favourite cr eaturo Man. 
 
 8 Ayherefor^t let every creature give 
 
 To thoe the praise desigp'd ; 
 '^ut chiefly, Lord, the thariUa rccoive, 
 The he&rtD of all ihankind. 
 
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 OW THE ATTRIBUTES OP GOD. 
 
 PjIRT FIRST. 
 
 1 f\ GOD, thou hottorhless abyss! 
 \J Thee to perfection who ctnt ktT<Wr> 
 O height immetif^e I What worlds sufSc» 
 
 Thy countless attributes to fihow ? 
 
 2 Unfiithomablc dejaths thou art I 
 
 O plunge me in thy mercy's sea : . 
 ''P'oid of true wisdom is my heart! 
 With love embrace, ^ndf cover juc. 
 
 3 While thee, all infinite, t set 
 
 By faith, before my rnEvish'd i?ye!' 
 My weakness bends beneath the ^v<Hg^^' 
 CyerpoWer'd I sink, l^int, I die. 
 
 4 Eternity thy dwG!lmn;^^w?ts, 
 
 Which, like thee, no beginning kftev: 
 Thou wast, ere time began its race, 
 EreglbW'd with stars the' ^herial blue.] 
 
 5 GreatnesSj.anspeakuble is thme, 
 
 . Greatness^ whosis undiminished ray^ 
 When short-liv'd worlds are lost, sfiafi ?hii 
 When earth and heaven ato fl^ away. 
 
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 [^angeable, alNperfVctXord, • ^/ 
 V EM»Dtial]ilb' 8 unbounded sea ; - 
 
 What lives, and moves, lives by thy V^prd ; 
 Itlires, and nioves, .audja from tnee! 
 
 I IV parent hand, thy forming skill, 
 j ririn fix' d this universal chain : 
 I Else empty, harron darkness still . 
 
 HadheW his uninolostod reign. 
 
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 Whatever in earth, or sea, or aky, 
 Or«huns, or riie^ts the wrandcFing thought, 
 capes, or .striUos the searching eye, 
 By thee was to perfection brought !„ 
 
 I Hiirh ''' thy pbwer abova all height, 
 Whatever thy will decrees^ is dqiie ; 
 
 Thy wisdoni, equil to thy might, , 
 Oqlytotiiee, O God, isknown|j - 
 
 Heivwi's glory is thy awful throfte, * 
 Yrt earth partakes thy gracious swftfi 
 (Vain man ! thy wisdom, folly owiif (■ 
 I'lioslisihy rqa^Qn's feeble ray.) . 1 
 
 I What o»^ dinci eye cnuldnever gee, 'r 
 
 Is plain and naked to . thy sight ; 
 What thickest darkness" veil§, to.th^e 
 
 Shines plearly as the morning tight. -^ 
 llnJight'thoud.'.eirHt. li^ht, that iio,ahad€, 
 
 No variation ever knew ; , - ^ 
 
 Heaven, earth, and hell» stand alldlsplay'd, 
 
 And open to thy |»iercipg view. 
 
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 r pHOUf true and only God, Jja»d''5t<ortlh 
 I JL The' iminar^ttharaMQS of tk^ fsky : . 
 
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 ttiteu laugh>t to 'scorn the gods of eaij ; 
 :riiou thurfderestr atid am»« d ihoyfljf! 
 
 4 #i4h dfcwncast ey© the* angelic ckqir, 
 Appear before thy awfui ftice ; x^ 
 TrembHrig, theystrrke the. gojden lyre, 
 Aod thru hcavenVs vault resound thy pn 
 
 3 In- earth, in heavenVin all ^ou art : . 
 
 The conscious creature feels thy nod, 
 . Thy forming hand on every part 
 Impressed Ihe imago of its txod. 
 
 4 Thine,Lord»i8 wisdom, thine alon^ ♦ - 
 
 Justice and truth before thee stands : 
 Yet nearer to thy sacred throne 
 Mercy withholds thy lifted hand. 
 
 6 Each evenitig shews thy tender love. 
 ' Each rising moon thy plenteous ^ace, 
 
 Thv waken'd wrath does slowly move, 
 thy willing mercy flies apace I 
 
 , e to thy benign, indulgent care, 
 
 Father this light, tlii^ breath m ow« ; 
 And all we have, and all we arer^ 
 From t|iee, great source^f Being, flow 
 
 7 Far^t of Gooi, thy bounteous hand 
 
 Inciessant blessings now distils ; 
 
 And all in air, or sea, or land, , 
 
 With plenteous food and gladness fins 
 
 8 All things in thee live, move,and are, 
 
 Thy power iofus'd doth all sustain ,• 
 Even those thy daily favours share, 
 Who thankless spurn thy easy reign. 
 
 'O Thy sun thou bidst hig genial ray 
 Alike OD all impartial pour : 
 
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 On all who hate or bless thy sway ^ 
 thou bidsl descend the fruitful showjit. 
 
 L Yet while at length, Wlho scorn'd thy might, 
 
 Shaft feel thee a consuming fire : , > . 
 How tweet the joys; the crown how bright. 
 Of those who to thyfiove aspire ! • 
 
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 11 0creaturc9 prdae the* eteriral Name 1 
 
 VeWts that to his court belong, 
 Cberubicehoirs, seraphic flames, 
 Awake thV^verlasting song 1 
 
 12 Thriee holy ;^ioe the kingdom is, 
 " TlJe ixojver omni]x<t3nt is thine ; 
 
 I And when created nature dica,--^-"-^ 
 Thy never- ^easing gloi^es shine. ' 
 
 HYMN 231.; [SJnkTV & 6*#,| 
 
 GLORIOUS God, accept a h^t, 
 That pants to sing thy praise 
 |Thou without beginmng art. 
 And without end of days: V 
 Thou, a Spirit invisible, ; 
 
 |Dost to none thy fulness show ; 
 
 None,thy "Majesty can tell, ; / 
 lOr all thy Godheiid know. 
 [All thine Attributes we own, 
 I Thy wisdom, power, and might $ 
 jjlappy in thyself alonev^ 
 
 m goodness infinite; 
 jThouthy goodness hast display M, 
 I thine every work imprest ;. 
 Lov*8t whate'er thy hands have 
 But man thou lov'^t the best. ... , -^ 
 
 jlling thou that all should kn<)m 
 lliy saving truth and live ; * 
 
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 Dost to each , or bliw or woe , 
 -^Wth strictest justice give : 
 Tbou with perfect mMeou«nes8 
 Renderest every mnn his due : 
 
 Faithfulin thy pronuses, ^ 
 ' And ia thy threa^nmiP too. 
 
 4TlK>uart"merci(ulto^f^^^ 
 Who truly turii to tbee . 
 
 Hear tne then for pardon caU. 
 • And shew thy grace to me V 
 
 Me, throuc^h inerey.reconciVd, 
 
 Me for Jeflu*« sake fcrgiyen^ ••. 
 
 Me-receW^^ 
 
 To sing thy praise m U^sav^n. 
 
 PVKN 232. Plincsrs &(??»! 
 
 1 mHOU, my God, art good and wi*e. 
 JL And infinite in power •, 
 Thee let all in earth orikies 
 
 Continually adoYe V 
 Give me thy converting ^ftoe» 
 
 That I may ohedieut prove V 
 Serve my maker all my 4ays, 
 ^ And my redeemer love. 
 
 2 For my life, and clothes; «nd food, 
 *And every comfoi there, ^ 
 Thee my most indulgent Um » 
 I thank, with heart sincere ; 
 For the blessings numherVess. 
 
 Which thou hast already given ; 
 For my smallest spark of grace, 
 A«»for my hope of heaven. 
 ^ Gracious God, my sins fopgivc. 
 And tl iy good Spirit import \ 
 
 
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 With all my loTing hearty 
 {{wtys unto Jesus look^ 
 jim in heavenly fflory see, 
 \^ my cause U9^ uodertooki^ 
 
 And ever praya^w; mo* 
 
 Grace, in aiwwer ]^ ftii? prayer,- 
 
 And every ^ace^ bestow : 
 That I may with zealous care. 
 
 Perform thy will belovr ; 
 iRoot^ in humility, 
 fell in every state resigned. 
 [Plaat almighty Ltircl, in me 
 A.m«ek and loWly mini. 
 
 Poor and vile in my own eyes 
 I With self abasing shame, , '^ 
 IStill I would myself des^sei^ 
 I And magnify thy name ; >> 
 iTTiee let every creature bless, 
 pise to G^ alone be given ; 
 |God alone deserves the praise 
 Of all in earth and heaven. 
 
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 .OOp thou art, and good thou dost. 
 Thy mercies reach to all ; 
 hiefly those who on thee trust, | 
 [And for thy mercy call : 
 new Uiey every morning are : 
 Ifcthers when their children cry, 
 y« thou dost in pity spare. i 
 
 AndAo^ irants supply. ■-■-. 
 
 PjJ^o'er thy works presides : t 
 
 Thy providence disp lay 'd . 
 
 'pwservBs, and stUlproVides. 
 
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 For all thy handi hare made : 
 Keei>s with moat dintingniah'd car«, 
 The map who on thy love depends ; 
 Wat<Wift every nurober'd hair, 
 
 A/idan hi* stepa atteiidi. 
 
 3 ^t4 can sound the depths unknown 
 Of thy redeeming grace ? 
 C3race that gave thine only «on, 
 " To gave a ruin'd race ! 
 
 Millions of transgressors poor 
 Thou hast for Je^w's sake forgiven ; 
 Made them of thy saviour sure, 
 And anatch'd ftom hell to heaven. 
 
 Millions mWo, thou ready art 
 
 To save SitKl to forgive ; 
 Every soul aftd every heart 
 
 Of man thou would^st receive : 
 Father, tiien accept of mine, 
 Which now through Christ I offer thee ! 
 Tell irie, now, in love divine, 
 
 That thou hast pardoned me ! 
 
 HYMN 234. [l. mJ 
 
 1 "1%/f Y souT, thro* my Redeemer's care, 
 JitJl Sav'd from the second death, I feel; 
 
 My eyes from tears of dark despair, 
 My feet from falling into hell. 
 
 2 Wherefore to him my feet shs^ll run ; 
 My eyes on his prfections gaze / 
 My soul shall live for God alone, 
 And all within me shout his praise. 
 
 ^YMlSr 23$. 
 
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 1 X3f 01- Y as Thou, Lord, is none ! 
 Jtl Thy holiness is all thy own ; 
 
 
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 A drop of that unbounded gea, > 
 lioun, a drop deriv*d from thee. 
 
 It And when Ihy purity we share, 
 •pijr only elory we declare / 
 .4nd, humblod into nothing, own 
 
 . Holy and))ure ii God alone. 
 
 3 Sol«, self-existing God and'^rj, 
 I By iJI thy heavenly h09ts ador*d ! 
 
 Ut iW on earth bow down to thee, 
 And own thy peerless raajestyi 
 
 4 Thy power unparalleVd confeai, 
 
 ' Established oii the rock of peace V 
 The rock tl^t never shall remove*, 
 'ae Rock of pure, Ahnighiy Love ' 
 
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 HYMN 236. 
 
 [C. M.] 
 
 BLEST be our everlasting Lord; . 
 Our Father, God, ^d King ; 
 Tliy sovereign goodness we recorcL 
 Thy glorious power we sing. 
 
 |2 By thee the victory is given ; 
 I The majesty divine, „ (heavea. 
 
 And strength, and mijijht, and earth, and 
 And all therein is thine. 
 
 r '^^'^g^^n*. Lord, is thine alonev 
 I Who dost tJiy right maintain ,• 
 And high on thy eternal Throne, 
 Q'er men and angels reign. 
 
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 ^j as saemedi go0d to thee, 
 TJm dost, aid honor give ; 
 A T''iff ^9^^ pbwer and " 
 
 Ow of thy band receive. , 
 
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 Tbou hast on qs the graco bestow 'd, 
 
 Thy j(rcatiM5«i to procluim / 
 And therefore now we thank our "God, 
 
 And praise tliy glorious name. 
 
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 Thy j^lorioui name, and nature's powers, 
 Thou doit to us make known/ 
 
 And all the Deity is ourn, 
 Through thy incaniate son. 
 
 HYMN 237. 
 
 [C. M.] 
 
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 GREAT God ! to me the sight afford, 
 To him of old nllow'd ; 
 And let my faith behold its Lord, 
 Descending in a cloud. 
 
 2 In that revealing spirit come down, 
 Thine attributes proclaim, 
 And to my inmost soul make Itnown 
 The glories of thy name. 
 
 8 Jehovah Christ, I thee ^0% 
 
 Wb»gav*st my soul to be ! ^^ 
 Food tain of being, and of power, 
 - AudiEceat In maiestv. 
 
 4 The Lord, the mighty God thou ajrl I 
 
 But let me rather prove, t -^ 
 
 That name inspdcen to my heart, - 
 
 That favourite name of Love. -^ 
 
 5 Merciful God, thyself proclaiiii " #^ 
 
 In this polluted breast ; ¥ f 
 
 % Mercy is thy distiniguishM name, 
 ~ And suit! a sinner best ", 
 
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 U Our mmry dotb for pity call 
 I Our sin implores thy ffrace • 
 And thou art merciful to all ' 
 Our lost, apoitate race. 
 
 HYMN 238. 
 
 THY ceaselessMRixKaSstod love 
 
 Delights our evil tofifboro 
 An4 '»clp our miseh ' 
 
 Thou waitcst to be j^racious stiin 
 Thou dost with sinners bear • \ 
 
 '^fT^'u^A.''^ '"*y ^^y Koodnesa f>cl 
 And all thy grjico decl^ 
 
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 , tf^MBs arid thy ti-utJi, to me. 
 
 every 8ouU!)oufKl# 
 vast, unfathomable iea, 
 Where all our Uioughts are drown 'd. 
 
 [Itsstroams the whole creation reach. 
 
 .So plenteous IS the store: ' ' 
 
 ^*f*^'*"»en(>u:.h for each, 
 I findugh for evermore. , 
 
 jWfi*h (VLord, fbiy mercies are [ ' 
 I ,^ 'y » ^nat canriot move : / 
 Uthoiband promises declare^-^^^^^^^^ 
 
 >;';oughout th« im 
 
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 Unalterably sup^^ , 
 
 id while^tlie truth o( God remains. 
 
 *ae goodnesf mi|*t eiOure. 
 
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 HYMN 239. 
 
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 1 "w-^ATHER of me and all mankind, 
 jj And all the hosts above. 
 Let evexy understanding mmd 
 
 V Unitb to praise thy love. 
 
 2 to know thy nature and thy name, 
 
 One God in persons three ; 
 And glorify the great I am> 
 Through all eternity. 
 
 Z TW kingdom come, with power and gnwl 
 To every heart of man: I 
 
 Thy peace, and joy, and nghteousnesfl, 
 
 la all our bosoms reign. 
 
 4 The righteousness that neVer ends, 
 
 But makes an end of sin ; 
 
 The joy that human thought transcends, 
 
 Into our souls bring in. | 
 
 5 The kingdom of established peace, 
 
 Which shall no more remove ; 
 The perfect power of Godliness, 
 The omnipotence of Love. 
 
 HYMN 240^ - [L,M.] 
 
 1 /^ OMEL- Fatier, Son, and Holy Ghc 
 Vy One God in persons Three, 
 Bring back the heavenly blessmg, lost 
 
 By all mankind and me. 
 
 2 Thy favour and thy natmre too,^ 
 
 To me, to all reBtorf;r 
 yOTgive, and after G6d renew, 
 And keep U8 evermore. 
 
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 8 Eternal Sun of Righteoiwness, 
 : Display thy beams divme, 
 
 
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 lAnd c&use the glories of thy face 
 tJpon my heart to shine.- ^,r- ,/ 
 
 \UM, in thy light, may I see. 
 Thy grace and mercy prove ; 
 
 Reviv'd, and cheerM and bless'd by thee, 
 The God of pardoning b ve. 
 
 [Lift up thy countenance serene, 
 
 And let thy happy child 
 iBehoW, without a cloud between^ - 
 
 the Godhead recqncil'd 
 
 [Tbat all-comprising peace bestow 
 On me, through grace fbfgiven; 
 The joy's of holiness below. 
 And then the jojrs of heaven I , 
 
 flYMN 241 [s. M.] 
 
 FATHER, in whom we live. 
 In whom we are, and move. 
 He dory, power, and praise receive 
 Of thy creating love. 
 
 UtaU theangel-throiig 
 Give thanks to God on hi^h, 
 |While earth repeats the joyful song/ 
 M echoes through the slqr* 
 
 fecamate Deity, 
 Let all the ransomM race " 
 Jer in thanks their lives to thee, 
 For thy redeeming grace. — 
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 The ffdce to sinners shew'd 
 Ye heavenly choirs proclaim, 
 I CIV, Salvation to our God, ^ 
 SaJvatjoa to the Lamb 
 
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 Bixxsvisiti RKroicma. 
 
 5 Spirit ofthoHhess, 
 Let all thy saints adore 
 
 Thy sacred energy and blesg 
 
 l^hine heart renewing power. . 
 
 6 Notangel tongues can tell 
 Thy love's ecstatic height, 
 
 The glorious |oy unspeakable, 
 TTie beatkic sight ! 
 
 ,y Eternal Triune L6rd I _^ 
 
 Let all the hosts aboivfe, 
 Let all the sons of men record^ 
 And^dwell upon thy love. 
 
 --S-^'^^VfhenJicilVen and eartH are fled 
 Before thy glorious face, 
 
 Sing, all^e ^ints thy Jove hath madejhr 
 Thine everlastingpraise,/ ^ 
 
 1 npIHE day of Christ, the day of God, 
 JL We humbly hope with joy to see, 
 . Wash *d in the sanctilying Wood ; 
 Of the incarnate Deity. ; 
 
 % He did for us liii life resign ; I 
 
 The ^adrcd Trinity is one ; 
 For all the plenitude, divine 
 Resides in the eternal Sonv V 
 
 S Spotless sincere j #ith6ut offence, ^ 
 O may we to this day remain ! 
 Who trust the blood of Ghri&l to cleaBW 
 * Our souls from every sinfui stain. ^ 
 
 1 Lord we believe ttie la'dmSITp'^t^ v 
 The purchas'd Coihforter impart j 
 — A)g)ly thy blood to mal^e us i)ure i 
 ' ' To keep us pure in me and heart i 
 
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""*•■ »X^ piW»V.MAlW*^,p^. 
 
 Xhen let ffi see that day supreme 
 
 When none thy Godhead shall deny I 
 jThyaovereiffn Majesty blasphenoe, ^ 
 ' Of count fiiee I#ss than the Most High. 
 
 When all who on their God believe. 
 Who here thy last appearing lovCj 
 • ShaM thy consummate joy receive, 
 Afld see thy glorious face abore. 
 
 HYMN 24$- 7p|ina 8*3 
 
 SPIRIT of Truth, essential God, 
 Who didst |hy ancient saints in^ire> 
 M in their hg||8 thy tove abrotd, 
 Aadtortich MHiallow'd lips with fire ; 
 Our God ftonrlPMernrty , 
 Worid wit^oilfe end we worship thee. 
 
 „ we bc^idve, Almighty Lord^ # 
 
 Whose pVetence fills both earth $nd heaven 
 
 The meaning ^the written word 
 Is by thy iimtfration giveta ; 
 
 Tliou only dost\diyself explain * 
 
 secret mincixpf God to man. 
 
 , then diri|e interpreter. 
 The ScripturiPtii^our iieartsaj^ly; 
 
 Andlaught by thee, jve God revere^ 
 Him in Three Person's magnify : 
 
 ^stitthe Triune God adore, ' 
 " was, and is, fqr evermore. 
 
 
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 Snifaron'd m cvcfilastigg sfat^. 
 
 AllfJ Father , Son , arid Spirit tfreat. 
 Before the Wrth of time 
 
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 BEElinrERS REJOIOIKG 
 
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 j8 X^mystical plurality 
 'live in the; Godhead OT^rn, 
 AdbringOne in Persons lliree, 
 And ThJ**© in nature One. 
 
 8 From thee our Being we receive, 
 „ The creatures bf thy grace ,^ 
 ; ' And raisM from earth, and sin, we livd, 
 • "To sing our maker'tf prais^. v 
 
 4 Thy powerful, wise, and loving, tfiind, 
 
 pid our creation plan, 
 / And all Ae glorious Persons joiu'd 
 To form my favourite, Man. 
 
 Again thou didst j iujcouncil met, 
 vjThy ruin '^ work rejstore ; . ;. 
 
 Bstablished in our first estatei - 
 V 'To forfeitit no more.^ ^ 
 
 € And when we rise in love renew 'd, 
 Our souls resemhle thee, 
 ^n image of the Triune God, \ 
 To all eternitj^. ' 
 
 RYMN m 14 linesT'fl.l 
 
 LORY be to God oh high, 
 God whose glory, fills the sky ; f 
 Peace on earth to man forgiven^ 
 Man the well-belov'd of heav'n. * 
 
 2 Sovereign Father, heavenly King, 
 • Hiee we now presume to siugf*^. i 
 '*' Glad thine attributes confessi V^ 
 Glorious all» and numberless. , -^ * 
 
 3 Hail, by all thy w c fAi ador'd t 
 Hail the^Ttolasting IdMrd 1 " ^.^ 
 
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pisjMfm^ ^^oicuf0^ '2^ 
 
 iiilii naM 
 
 [fliee with thankful heartg;)Pire provei 
 of power, and God of Idve. 
 
 ^ ooriiOrd arfd Goj we own, 
 
 [Cbrist the Father*ii only Hc^n ; "" . 
 iLsiDbotCiod for sinn^rB slain, 
 
 IJitipor of offending man; - • V 
 ''■ . ' ■ ., ^ . ■ ... ^, .. 
 
 (j# thine ear, in mercy bow^ 
 IT, the world' 0^ Aiontiment, Thou 2 
 jg, in thy name i^ro pray* t 
 Tike, take our sins away ! 
 
 Ifowwfal Aclvocate with' God, 
 Juitify U8 by thy blood? ^ 
 DW^oe ear, in mercy bow, ' ' 
 r, ^ world's Atonemei^t thou S. ^ 
 
 fer th6U| Christ alone^ i ' 
 
 trtwith thy^reat fitherone ; ^. . 
 |0d$ the Holy Ghosf .with tt^ee / ^ ^- 
 aeft^tfciiiLe etei*9al Three^ ' . - » "^ 
 
 flYMN24d. 
 
 
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 [EHOVAII, Gqd the Father bl^y ; 
 ■ And thy ow]* work defend 1 
 [«; uh tiiercy's outstretch 'd arms ei£$rac6, 
 And keep ue ip the end- 
 
 ^e tjio creatures of thy Joye/ 
 15y providential care 
 [Conducted to the realms above, . 
 Toliiiliv goodness there.' . . - 
 
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 , m the Son, reveal 
 Tbe brlghtneas of thy face ! 
 
 !on'4 people fill 
 With pienitiide <^ graceS 
 
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 HfifitiirBRS ncjQiciNo. 
 
 Shiae forth with 4ill the Deity, "' 
 
 Which dwells/in thee alone./ 
 And lift ufl up, thy face to see 
 
 On thy eternal throne 1 
 
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 RJbhovvh, G0D the Spirit, shine, 
 .M Father and Son to show ; 
 With bliss ineffable, divine, 
 Our'raptur*d hearti o'erflctw. 
 
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 6 Sure earneel of that hajJpiness, 
 WTiich human hope transcends, 
 Be thou bur everlasting peace. 
 When grace and glory ends. 
 
 HYMN 247. [c* M.J 
 
 1 XI AIL ! holy, holy, hofy Lord! 
 XX Whom one in Three we kaoi; 
 By all thy heavenly host ^dor'd, 
 
 By all thy church beloW. 
 
 2 One undivided Trinity 
 
 With triumph we proclaim; ; 
 Thy universe is full of th/se. 
 
 And speaks thy glorious name. *\ 
 8 Thee, hoty Father, we confpss; 
 
 Thfte, holy Son, adore/ 
 Thee, Spirit of Truth ajjd Holiness, 
 
 We worship evermore.: ; " 
 
 4 The incommunicable ri^t, , ^ 
 
 Almighty God receive! ^ 
 Which angel-choirs, and Saint* in H^ 
 — — And Saints embodied giyA> ^ J 
 
 5 Three persons equally diviflejT^r^"^ 
 
 We magnify and love/ 
 J^nd both the ehoira «re \m% ^all joitt, 
 *^, JTo sing thy i»-aii5e above. 
 
 
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 J\ holy, holy, holy Lord, 
 (Our heavenly sbng shall be,) 
 mme esiential One adorM , 
 
 joco-etenial Three! 
 
 HYMN 248. [8nne8.aI17ij 
 
 6LY, holy, holy Lord,^ \g 
 
 podjhe^ Father, and th« Wmf 
 the Comforter, receive 
 B^iop more than we ,can jrive • ^^ 
 Jit with those beyoHdihe slar, T 
 fonhippiag the Lord Mo«t iLth 
 re our hearts a*d^ voices raise, ^^* 
 ioiag thy etetflial praise. 
 
 he, inex^cably Three, 
 e, in sifliplest Unity j , 
 i, iacyne thy gracious ear, 
 thyliflping crea:tures hear I \ 
 
 -S-^hile mn, the earth-born, siriffs 
 tr^ ^^.¥«^ their wings^^ -^'' 
 *ate Seraphwo above' ■ * « 
 
 " unutterable love. ' 
 
 iiey who never rest, 
 'Jy heavenly presence blest! 
 rt^,heightsof dorysee. V ' 
 
 m depths 6f l)oity r ^ - 
 
 ! With them our souls would Vie ' ^ 
 iMlow, and mount as hiffh :" * ' 
 
 oemhelmM;^i^h,ove,«orw^ 
 ovor silently adore » 
 
 "ir >»*»», Son, and Holy Ghost 
 
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 )f % imjige lost. 
 
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 Thy vwious offices make known j^ 
 .piBpiay, our fallen sou^ toTaise, .^^^ 
 Thy whole economy of graae. 
 
 a Jehovah In three persons, come. 
 And draw, and sprinkle us, and seal, 
 Poor, guilty, dying worms, m whom 
 Thou doi eternal life reveal ; .. 
 The kmowledge of thysetf bestow. 
 And aU thy g&rious goodness show. 
 
 1 Sbc«i •» our pajpA?n'd hearts belierc. 
 That thou ai^ pure essential love, 
 The proof we in ourselves receive 
 Of the three witnesses above ; 
 Sure, as the saints around thy throne. 
 That father, word, and spirit are one. 
 
 4 O that we now in love renew'd ! 
 Might blameless in thy sight appew ; 
 Wake we in thy similitude, ^ . 
 
 Stamp'd with thy Triune character ; 
 ' Flesh, spirit, soul, to thee resign ; 
 And live and die entirely thine I 
 
 HYMN 250. 
 
 [CM] 
 
 I A Thousand oracles divine 
 
 A. Their common beams unite ; 
 . That sinners may vvith angels join 
 f , To worship God aright : 
 
 8 To praise a Trinity, ador'd 
 * ByaD the hosts above; . ^ 
 And pne thrice holy God and Lord 
 Thtough endleas ages l^ye. 
 
 3 Triumphant host t they never ceaw 
 f To kuid and magai%' '- : ■ 
 
 
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 fti Triune God of HoJinesg, 
 Wbow glory fiJla tha sky., . ; 
 
 WboM glory to this earth extendi, 
 
 When God himself imparts, 
 And the whole Trimty descends 
 
 Into our foithfUI hearti. . 
 
 Brfaith the upper choir we meet. 
 J And join with them to sing ' "i 
 Ijeborah, on his shining seat. * 
 OurJWalcer and ourKij^g. 
 
 but (Soi made flesh, is whbliy onrT 
 I And asks our noWest strain ; 
 
 rbj^Falher of celestial powers* 
 The Friend of earth-born mahf 
 
 reiwiphs, Barest to the throne, 
 Witbrapturdus.amaite ^' ; v 
 
 teM,jioor ransom'dVorms, look down 
 *or heaven Vsuperiofpraise ! 
 
 PhvKing. whoMglonous lace jre seer 
 Forns his cfoww resigned'; ' ;» 
 
 llat fulriesa of the Deity, V >. 
 
 I He died for all mankind f ^ 
 
 ITHER, hoyr wide thyglory shines! 
 _ now high thy wonders rise! 
 >wn through the earth by thousand signe. 
 By thooiandt through tl|e skies. 
 
 te^^ my poweiv 
 
 Taetf motione speak thy skill ; / 
 
 rf en the win|^ Mevery hour. "" 
 iwf lead thy patience stilL 
 
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 3 Part of thy name divmely ttandiy 
 
 On all thy cfeaturw writ ^. ^ ^ ^ 
 They sUew the iaboiir of thy Handa,., 
 Or improfis of thy foeit ^ ^ . V 
 
 i JNt, when we view thy «tr^f^^ 4^i|^ 
 To save rebellious worms : 
 
 Whexe vonseanoe and couupassLofn joia 
 
 .In their divineat fotm Al^ 
 
 5 Hero the whole Deity is known, 
 
 Nor dares a creature guess 
 Which of the glories brightest shone, 
 The justic%|i^ iJie grace. ' 
 
 6 Now the full glories of the LainU 
 
 Adorn the Leavenly plains ; \ 
 Bright seraphs learn Itiimanuers name, 
 ' And try their choicest strains. 
 
 ¥ O, may tlbeiur soniie humble parp 
 In tuat immortal song ; 
 W«nder and joy shall tune my heart, 
 And'lcrre cfutfjuaodmy tongue., 
 
 HYICN252. 
 
 Is. M,l 
 
 1 ^■f\ All-creating God! > 
 
 Our body rose, abreatning clod, 
 Ottr souls sprang ibrtn from thoe ^ 
 
 fi For this tfioah^^esijl. 
 
 And formed as mail for tfait : 
 To know, and lore thyaelf, and find 
 
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l<lLhB^tt)i« rioiTTtiro. 
 
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 MB IBUtfT^M fIGHnillk , 
 May % powerful Ward 
 
 1/ loi^irtf • &eble worm 
 
 
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 , nub into tbjrkiii|;doiii, Lor<Lii 
 Aidiaka it af bj atorai 1 * ; ^ ' ' 
 
 Oiliijw«a)liiiipr6i!8^ . '^f 
 Tbeiraee alre«dv give^ t a 
 
 ifiiM Uw crown of perfect lovf, - 
 ' 1 Male the mount of Wrea t 
 
 
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 ^HrMl^254. %[« M] 
 
 SOLMERS of Ghriat, arise *' g 
 Andputjoiif armour on, ^ * 
 "jia the ttrenglh whieh God 
 wough hia •ternal Son ; 
 
 Stronf m the l^«| of Hosta, ] 
 And in bit miffhty power ; / 
 
 oiBthaatrangthofSeaui truata/. , ,,t 
 iia0ro than conqueror* ' *^ 
 
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 S^tjwmin hia great might, ^ # 
 tVitb all hia atrenfftb endu'd ; 
 »3j», to arm jou for the fight, ? . cl 
 at Panoply of God^r^ 
 Thithtving all thinga done,' i 
 MnfMrr^onfliotapan, < 
 
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 [•W *« m&Mt your fbaa, 
 [adoii aid finn array }^ 
 
 

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 Legionf of wUy foeii oppuii^ 
 Throughout the eW day : 
 .< Butmaot tht) ttonnof night| 
 But mock their vain deiign, 
 i*A in the arnw of heftVBpljr * 
 Of lighteouHiieBs divine. 
 
 4 Leave no unguarded place, , 
 No weakness of tlie soul } :^ 
 
 Take every virtue, ©very graee, 
 And tortifv the who6 . 
 IndiMolubly joiiiM ,ff , 
 
 To battle all proceed j '» ^ 
 
 but armyourwlvea with ail Uiemi%d 
 That waa in Ohcitt your Heaii 
 
 irrMN255. 
 
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 llt?i|! 
 
 I 'WJtJT Above alV l»y ^o^d 
 
 Oil failh's victorious shidd) 
 
 A^'d vrith^at adamant and gold, 
 Be ture to Win the tieW : 
 tf faith flUftound your heart, 
 Batau shall bevubdued; « 
 feepell'd Int every fiery dart. 
 
 And queneh'd with Jesu's Wool. 
 
 # Jesua hath diWltc^ you! 
 
 What can hig> love withstand? 
 
 tleiieye, hold faat your ahiejid, md m 
 Shall pluck yOu from his baijd f 
 Believe *hat J Wm: reigns, ^i 
 
 Allpo^ertohim iifiy^ft • ,^- 
 
 '^Iiv6. tl»ilfre«d from «Bt' rema»ni, 
 
 Believe y<nHfiolvo» jo hc»v€|l 
 
 U To keep yoyur vqnour bri^^t, 
 Attend witkG08ial«l4 care i 
 
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 ii^^Mka 
 
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 UitiAdii| in jroor Captoin*i tiirht. 
 ' ii|irfklliii( unto praytr. 
 
 |ijrfanllm|6rcia» your ann£ 
 rrijr withoMt ceaMnf, pfiiy. 
 
 
 (Your Captaio ffivofl the 
 nommona cheerfully obey 
 Aod v&U upon the Lord: 
 To God yoiu' 'every want 
 Ib initaarprayer diaplay ; ^ 
 iyil^«y»»yw»y, and never faiot 
 llfiy» wimout«ea»ing, pr^||» ^ 
 
 HYMNm 1^^^^ 
 
 f ^PAftTTHraD/ 
 
 Iy fellowa^b alone, . 
 To (hi with faith drilr i^U*^ 
 hhia cporti, boiiegehia throne^ 
 witii alt Uie poiper of prayer: 
 0<to his temple, go^ "^ 
 Nor ittsok bis aktar move f^ 
 •jroy houae hia wonhipjknow*. 
 Aadeyttry heart bis love*"^ T 
 
 To €k>d your spinto dart ife 
 Year soujs in wMk declare / , 
 
 ''S?''^*^***"*'^*''^ ^^^^ the be^ork 
 Jbt\iui«it|»r^le prayer j; > 
 nil mercy now implore, 
 AiJ^iipiir ^w fordi bis praise^^ 
 
 ijoirti^ et^nl iiwe adore . 
 
 
 
 
 
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 And spread your hear|i4ii4 lianiliglimi^ 
 iUdprivforSi^--^^^-*^ ^^^ 
 Yourgin4f8 ^ 
 JFofevfrony 
 Ettend the armt 
 In gmping all 
 
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 4 Ffotn Btren^ to strength go o^ 
 
 Wrestle^ and fight, and pray r 
 Tread aU the powers of daitncss down, 
 
 And win the well Ibught day :4^ 
 
 Still let the spirit cry 
 
 In all his soldiers, ««come/* - * 
 Till Christ the Lord descend from high, 
 
 And take the conquerors home. 
 
 HYMN 267. .: .[6 lines 8^) 
 
 1 QURROUNDED hy ahostoffoM, 
 I? StomMhy ahoslofloeswitbiii; 
 
 ,^or Swift to flee, nor strong to oppoacij 
 Single agvmt hell, earth, and !& ; ^ 
 Single yet undlsmayM I am ; % 
 Jl dare h^Be^j^ Jefu> n^ 
 
 2 VKat t}iotl^ a thousand hosts engage; 
 ,^ A thousand worlds, my soul toduke; 
 ^ ^have a shield shall quetfch their ng^ 
 
 iiid ddre the alien armies hack; 
 #oiiirtray'dithe«»a hleeding Lamb, 
 ^Tldare heliev^ in Jtsu'i«Ame. 
 
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 t Me to retrieve firom Satan's handi. 
 Me from this evil world to^free,^ 
 
 ^ purge my am, in4 lopi0 iny ^^ 
 . And save from pOliiilll^ 
 My Ix>rd 9na do4, fi^W^ei^ 
 
 helieve in Jeaii^i mme* 
 
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 [ioWffime there is, 
 «iAo^4ft»d[eath,aQdheliV 
 
 |Niitl MM %M«M I claim> . 
 
 IpV^meibr theiWj 
 
 EA And teaol^iny haiida to fight / 
 
 MBpb, vpright heart pr^ifwre, 
 
 And guide my words arif^M : 
 
 CoDtrol my every thoifglit|. 
 \ Uj whole of sin remiyve / 
 laOmy works in thee bo wrought : 
 [Let all be wrought In love, 
 
 .Ottm^wHhAemind, 
 Ve^l&mb, wMdi was in thee 1 * 
 
 ktif kifowioff iseal be jo|n'd -'"'■- 
 g[ift perfect c&rity 5 m; .- -f, 
 
 VidiMlni and temper'd iseil . "^ 
 
 liet me enjforce thy call / 
 
 Ij^to % KTacions will, "■ 
 
 inichofeslifetoall. ^ « . 
 
 <bBot let me trust 
 
 ttfim but thine ; ^ % .4,^ 
 
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 iMtebbomeonl of mine !" ^Xa 
 
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 But noticing thow liaat mad© ; , <► 
 
 O may tleam the art, \ ^ !► ^ ^•Jl, 
 With meeknets to reprove^l '^k 
 To hate th# w with all my iieart, 
 IH^jkit still th0 sinner loti» tV t i 
 
 I #*% AtMioftW God<)f Love, 
 ^ Vr Thy holy arm display iiu_ 
 Send me succour from abov6, 
 
 ^ li this my evil day; r V. 
 Arm my weakness with uiy power, 
 . Conquering Lord appear wiUjin 1 
 fie my Safeguard and my Tower, 
 ^gainst the face of sin.' 
 
 ^ % Could I of thy strength take hold, 
 And alw^ feel t^fi^ar^ - 
 C6nfident,m^inelyl)^ ^ 
 
 My 8o«l would scorn to fear ; ' 
 Nothii^ should my Btmness shock ,* 
 Thoudi me gates of hell assail, 
 Were I hufltjupon the «ock. 
 They never could prevail. 
 
 iSft Rock of my salvation haste, 
 Extend thy ample shade, 
 Let it over me be" cast^.^ '\ 
 And screen my naked head if 
 it Save me in the tiding hour ; 
 Thou my sure protection be ,• . . 
 3heHer me from Satan's p0wer» 
 TJMlamfixtonthee*, ; 
 
 4 S(9f upon this rock my feetn 
 
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 And make me wirely stand : 
 From temptauons rage and heat 
 Cover me with thy hand : 
 
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 i^in th# cleft be |dac^ t 
 jfiom iif^<wu)0 temove : 
 ijtbiiie-aniis of loVe embric'd. 
 
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 fEACE, doubting h^art, my God's I a 
 
 Who fhrnt'^ nte man, forbids my fear ;^ 
 iLordhath call'd me by my ly^mef . 
 I The Lord protects, for ever near; . - 
 blood for me did qnce aldtiey 
 [itillKe loves and guards his own. 
 
 jttlsing through the Wat'ry deep> 
 I lA in faith his promf^M aid,' ^ 
 le wftves an awful distknce keep, 
 I And ilffink fjrom my devoted head : 
 len their violence I dare.; ; . > ,/ ^ %« 
 eninotharm ; for God is there ! ^, V 
 
 liummine eye of faith I tuni, 
 Andthrough the fire puraiie qiy way; 
 ' ! five forgets its power to bum, 
 The latfifbent flames around me play : 
 |own his ^wer, ftcccept die sign , *■ 
 lihout to prove the Saviour mine. 
 
 nigh me, O fay saviour st^pd ! ^' ] 
 And guard in fierce temptation's hour ; 
 Ue ill flie hollow of thy hand; o 
 ^Sheiir forth in me thy saving power : 
 "Ibetiiy arms my sure defence ; 
 eirthnor hell shall pluck me thence, 
 
 thou hast bid me come to thee, 
 [(Geod as thou art, and strong to save«) 
 
 Bwiik o' e r life's tempestuous,sea, 
 
 V^bdrne l^ the unyielding Wav«, 
 
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 JMU4P|r|2mi F|CttiT|ll<». 
 
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 ^ Dauntless though rdcki of pride be u«ir, 
 And yawaing whuflpools of jlespair. r 
 
 e Wh«i darkness infeeptsihe skies, 
 
 ; And sorrow's, waves around me roll, 
 
 len high the storms of trouble risei 
 
 ind half o'erwhelm my sinking sp^. 
 
 _ly soul a sudden calm shallieel, ¥^ 
 
 And hear a whisper ;*« pe|w>6 1 be still r^ 
 
 t tiSoflgi^ trvM, 
 
 Unhurt, on snarei and death rlltreid; 
 Thpugh sin ascuiil, and hell thrown wids 
 Pour all its flames upon my head ; y ' ' 
 liike Moses' bush I'll mount the higher, 
 And flourish, unqonsum 'din fire. ; - 
 
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 Omnipotj:nt L6rd, my Jlaviour fc 
 Thy siiccour afford, thy righteoi 
 -^ bring :. 
 
 Tliy promises bind thee coippassion to hi#i 
 Kow, now let me fiiad thee almighty tomtj 
 
 t Rejoicing in hope and patient in grief, 
 To thee I look up for certain reliefv 
 I fe»rno denial, no danger I fear, ' 
 Nor start from the trial, while Jesus is pMij 
 
 ^ I everyl^our in jeopardy stand; „ 
 But thou art my power, and boldest my 
 While yet I am calling, thy succour I feel, 
 It savi»s me from fallii^, or plucks me fronl 
 
 4 O Who can explain this struggle for Ufii! 
 This travail and pain, this tremoling and' 
 Plague, Mrthquake, and £amiiie, and tumv 
 
 — ^ — and war. 
 
 The wonderful coming of Jesus declare I 
 
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 Llortverjr figlt IS dreadful and I6ul I 
 *l!iirrk)rVwifht ia alaughter and blood 
 itm ci^enuming, mi all shall expire -- 
 Iflttijf with burning, and i\i^x>f fire, r 
 
 fet^S^ is above men, devils, and si 
 [yJoni'slove the battle shall win t 
 ^twibly glorious his coming shall tie, 
 iknr^ all viptorious shall conquer ftw me. f 
 
 fli^all ib^l break thro' ^M^ Ifiytth and hta 
 ■■,.: grace*; ^^ . ">V-/v-:" N^;:^*--" ^'^■■^' 
 
 fbringme into theplentifbl place: " 
 
 I* ailoli tribulation, thro' W-^ter and ire, 
 
 I floods of temptafion,and flames of deirtre. 
 
 (khiusmy power, til! then I rely i 
 ■■•vil belbre hisrpresence shal| fly : - "- 
 
 liifr ™^%'n"' ^'y '^ thall depart, 
 JiwifQr ever shall reigfn in mj faeaat.- . 
 
 OMft old, my bosom-foe, 
 fiejoibe nbtover me I ' 
 tbes thou hast hiid melbwy 
 Aal Wounded mortally r 
 * tijif prey thou coul^ not keep ; 
 - when I Ibweat fell, 
 
 raiiie.ery out of the^eei; 
 Aaibnu^tm^ up from h J^ 
 
 'Wbh woirld, thy shouts forbean i 
 ^* thou hMt #bn theday ; 
 
 ^ thy wisdom keep me there* ' 
 When in thy hands i lay/? 
 
 ^i»urt to the^ incline, 
 "Win shall set it freer 
 ^M$,<and he if mine 
 
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 fl¥:tJ<i^ (before my face ye%; ■' 
 ' liqie than :0Onqu©ror*iaw^^ ^ 
 N ,^n, the wrld, and bell apr 
 Htaf liOtlt'i powerfi»l ' — ^* ' 
 
 1 ri^btfe tidrd unto my toM hatli b^OTi 
 
 JiU jltnine eincimiea have mwe • | ^ :\ 
 ' T5 bow beaeath thy wt». , '^^ ' »v * 
 
 2 leeu.my.Lqrd, m%hty,^ave, 
 
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 f, wkat can my hopes ifriAietand» 
 While thee my Adybdat^ I have 
 Eiithron'd at God'e ri|;ht hand f 
 
 a And sMTfiy f il^ thy liUjPpw^ 
 Master, thy Tight in 
 
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 1^ let not thine us 
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 BaTiottr, thy righ 
 
 Come, gracious' u^ti 
 
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 The triia 
 
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 JESUS 
 
 ^Hjihoiit 
 OlrAdyo 
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 MftfMdstI 
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^ iliall I Weii thf pleasing iway, \ ^ : 
 ^ A^, fitting at thy feetj 
 l^liwa with all my heart obey | 
 ftth ailmy soul. |ubmit«, 
 
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 1^1 1 do thy wiUlwJow 
 Ai iD^la do.above I 
 
 .Im Virtue of tby pasiton 8hoW| 
 
 Thetriufwp^* of thy love. —-^ 
 
 r love the conquest more tban gains i 
 
 ro all I shall proclaim 
 ,^jif, the King^, the Conqueror reignt « 
 feirdown to Jesi^a Name. 
 
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 H) tb^ shall earth and hell submit, 
 And every foo shall ihll, 
 W death expire beneath thy feet, 
 And God iji all in all 
 
 
 HirUN264; 
 
 JESUS, the Conqueror reigns, 
 In glorioAjis ipensth anray'd 
 iiwwMMr all nuaintams, 
 I wJ^Hh earth b^ glad; 
 Ye laMpiien rejoioe - 
 h leepFmigbty toTef 
 
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 *J" w exaRea Son, :y ,> 
 e Jed, end Uvea to die no ntore, 
 ^li|||i on his Father's tbrone^ Y 
 pr AdTocate with God, ^ 
 "W^»rf?rtidpe»i3W7aiiie^ :7^ 
 Mfr»ds,^qj|gh all the earth aMlik ^ " "^ 
 ^ TietdiltlBhiB orosa. - wll^ 
 
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 8 TWtMoMy banner we^- 
 And itt4our Captain'* aignt, 
 Fiffht theiood fight of failh with m»i ^ 
 M/^lIow-ioldiew, fight j 
 Inidrtghty phalanx^ join'd, 
 Iv^ /To battle all proceed! .. . - 
 
 rm'd with the' unconquerable mmd 
 '^Which waa in Christ yo«r Hood. 
 
 4 Urge Oil your hipid cotirw, ] - 
 < 1 YeDlood-besprinkled banda; 
 •He heavenlyiingdom suffera force J 
 •Tia aeized by violent hands : 
 iee there the starry crown , 
 ' That glitters through the skies 1 
 
 Satan, the world, and sin tread down, 
 Apdtakfrtho^loriovw prizel ^, 
 
 i Througji much distresjl and pain, ^/ 
 
 Tbrou3i maiiy.a conflict ^e, 
 I^rough bUiod, ye must the emrance gain j 
 pifet, OWisdain tofoar: ; . 
 PI •• Couriura,'' your Captain cries, 
 (Who all your toil foreknew ;) 
 <! T<mI ye shall hi^Ve, yet all despiset^; 
 I hate o'«rcome for you,- V 
 
 ^ ' The world cannot withiu^id 
 
 Its ancient Conqueror ; 
 The world must sink beneath |ke hand 
 
 Which arms us for Jwj^' «-^ 
 m- Itliifia the Victoria "/^/ 
 
 Beibrv our feith they foil, ,, 
 Jeemhadi died for you and mei 
 
 BtRive* and conquer all. |;, ^ 
 
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 HYMN 265. ■■•^:-^^^^' ' -tl.,-'^l^^ 
 j jCIHALL I, for fear of feeble tnan, ; 
 ' {9 1^ Spirit' B cou rse in itie rea(rdi|| In* 
 Of uodif ma^'d in deed andwordL. ; "! ^"S 
 Peatnie witpesa of my Lord ? ' r . * i 
 
 1 Aw'd by a frtortar* frown, ahall I ^f#' 
 (>iiiiD6al the Word of God moit high't 
 How then befbit® thee shall I dai^ ^^ ^' 
 Xo stand, or hoW thine anger bearf ^^ 
 
 1 3 ghiM I» to soothe the' unholy throngs 
 Soflsn thy truths, and smooth iny> tongue I 
 To giin earth's gilded toY^ or fl«« 
 l%e cross, endur'd, my Lolnd, by. thee I 
 
 || What tlien is he whose scorn I dread t , 
 Whose wrath or hate makes me af||icl^^ ^ 
 A man / an heir of death ! a slav« ? 
 To sin! a bubbTe on the wave ! *" ' ? 
 
 5 Tea, let men rage, since thou wilt spread 
 Thy shadowing wingA around my bead s 
 Since in all pain thy tender love ^ V ^ 
 Will still my sure refreshment prove. 
 
 Sariour of men, thy searching eye'' 
 Dptb all mine inmost thoughts descry : 
 ifcth ought onlfurth my wishef raisej ^ ^ 
 Or the world' s Jiteasures, or its p^abe T ' . 
 
 The love of Christ doth mi ttonttfala 
 Toieekthe wandering souls of men : ,, 
 
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 Withcrte^jttijeaties, tears, to save, 
 To f oatchipb from the gaping giliT#* 
 
 PorAiiletmen ^vilemynamt, : 
 
 S y?* j^^K ^ ^^^^ "^ Bhaine ; \ . 
 
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■Id, Biy blood I |i0W» proitnt, | 
 ^ t-ll for thy tmth iboy may be spent^ 
 M2^ thy iovefeign couiisel, Lor^l 
 1^ will be dona. ^0^ M^^\ 
 
 Give iMi<tf f Wfc ng>^> O God of power 
 Tbealet wirtdi blow, or thundora roar, 
 Thy faithful witnesi will I b« : 
 
 ^ ♦Tia fixl ; I can do all througb the«] 
 
 v/ • HYMNsee. ; (t. M^ 
 
 I flnHE Lord 18 King, and earth subniti 
 ^ X Howe' er impatient tohiesijayi 
 
 * BetweenAhe cherubim he ait», -' • 
 ^ ^inirnkjOB his reatlesa foja obey. 
 
 *^ ft AU power it to our Jeaug given ; ^ 
 ^ % -^ <y«r eerth*a rebellioua son^ he Aigni 
 \i ile mildly rulea the hoata of beaifen; 
 % A*! *>«*^* ^**® powers of h#l in chaw 
 
 •l 5feey6«d bis cHain he cannot go ? 
 ^ - Our Jeaua aball stir up his power, 
 
 ^ /j «i - ' _ ^V Hv ■ ■t'llM— n ft T 
 
 ^bW tii^ Serpent bruise hia HmJ 
 
 Wk tiMSnmy W tare* hjith so^^ -; • , 
 
 ' . . Shaft cast the diw •ccuwr down, I 
 And di^Kxant ">'♦ cWW'"' • "»*• 
 
 « artlnitin th«iwoiid PWfe«M'»a^i 
 
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Biikp^rFioHTmo. 
 
 r-'T^'T. 
 
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 Kof lonf pemfr diem to rejoice, . -^ 
 '< B«t torn their triumph into grief ■ 
 
 7 CoiQ% glortoufl Lord, the rebels ipura « 
 
 Sctttar thy foei, victorious Kiog ; ^ 
 
 iidGtth and Aakelon shaJl mourn/ ^ 
 And all the tons of God shall sing t ^ * /^ 
 
 8 Sbifl magnify the sovereign grace I 
 Of hhn that sits upon the throne^ 
 
 And earth and heaven olh^tpire topraife 
 Jehovah and his conquering Son* 
 
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 "'*';.-- .*.vi^: .yART FIRST.' ■■■ 
 
 RE there not in the labourer's day, 
 
 - ,iT^!^®,**^""» »n which he aafely may 
 
 Jgii ciUing's work pursue ? ' 
 !■»(;)> sin and Satan gtfU are near, 
 
 Nor *|toor Satan can I fea^• 
 Wit^lsiw in my view. / 
 
 2 Not an the powers of hell can fright 
 
 A louH^t walks with Christ in Sghl/ 
 fie walks and cannot fall ; '^^ 
 
 Nearly he sees, and winahis way^ 
 Shining; unto the perfect day^ ^ - * 
 And more than con<|[uer8 an. ' ' • 
 
 [8 Lightbrthe #orld ! thy beams I bless j 
 
 t)^7^'^«K* ^y^ of righteousness, 
 ^WfwOihJithfeeditalyeV"^," * 
 
 gigte,*^; throujrh all^ 
 Wftar the ruin ^read belqw, ^ 
 For thou an aliyays n|^. ' ; 
 
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 Which thou to me hait given | . '" 
 RewrdlcM of the pains I feel, ^ * f * 
 ClM€ by the ipitei of death and holI| *:* ♦ 
 
 I urge my way to heaveoK : ♦- ^^ , 
 
 B Still win t itriTe. •n^TOmr i««^ ^^^ 
 With humble zeal to do thy witti ^ . 
 And trust in Ay defence ; "^ ** 
 
 Ikf y ioCd into thy hands I give* 
 
 And if he can obtain thy leave, 
 Let S%tan pluck tut tbeocA; 
 
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 H^MN 268. V [6 lines 4-8'« &%^\\ 
 
 #AI^ SECOND. 
 
 fH'^t 
 
 TlUT can it be, that I should prove 
 
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 For ever faithful to thy love, 
 From sin forever cease ? 
 
 I thank thee for the blessed hope ; 
 
 It lifts my drooping spirits up. 
 It gives me back my peace. 
 
 % In thee, Lord, I put my trust, 
 J^ighty, and mercinil, and just, 
 Trtiy sacred word is past : ^ 
 And I, who dare thy word receive, 
 Without committing sin, shall live, 
 Shall live to God at last/-^^^ 
 
 d 1 rest in thine alipi^ty powc 
 The name of Jesue is 9^ tdwer, 
 lat hidee my life ahwe : 
 
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 Vaiao, canit, thou wilt my Helper be j 
 My confidence is all in the^ , . ^ 
 The iaithful God of L « 
 
 4 Whilst still to thee for help ^Cik » i ^■ 
 Thov tnlt not suffer me to fal^ 
 
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 I My •verl.stmg ftitad. • " . 
 HYMN 209. [flinwrig 
 
 tinyiiiiportuiiatere<iu#ft^ *^ 
 
 ^ beguile face cii«j[Jay, -^^^.¥ i 
 •^ bfi|[htoeM of eternal day, 
 
 Mffiyfddi'i enlight«i»d eye,, \ 
 Mrtd aU thy graciou* giJKKinefia riii^ 
 
 >iMy I aee thy gmfling face J ' 
 ' Mture m my soul proclaim, 
 *•«% love, thy glorioufl.nittBe! _: 
 
 I J> ^ 5?®>l*ce beaiile Ay thit>ner 
 |«^aU that find attianrfL^ g^nd, 
 eite me np inta thy^*?/ 
 »«4oe With thy mia^ajad ^ 
 
 ae iipon the^Roek. andiide ' : 
 ' lottl m Jeiu's wounded side,'-i^Ai^^ 
 
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 5«0intb6o1eft,«empow'r 1 r ♦ 
 wx* accepted hour. 
 
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 ilpilit m0 with tby hoarenly ntM 
 
 OlittiiriiGrtMl ptMMic^fia, .^' 
 ioiJtl Jny iMiging spirit fret, 
 
 fUsli pmti tp haTt no otb«r wiHt 
 Mdtyaiidiiii^to fbaHontlMie, 
 
 fklto in tiiii region here l)«knirft 
 He «Ui#r gooa will I burme: 
 
 mM thif wciHd of noiie tiid ehow. 
 
 |/m<lll Ita glittering eniree, Miieip. 
 
 TWt jiidk witfi humMe tpe^iH lelj^ 
 
 >5W^*y®»^"»'«^<»totn» ' 
 
 llorwtllI|MMr,norwiUIipiah > 
 «MfPw«;M^« but thine. i 
 
 BMIw Am en AM&aM mhiI : , 
 
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 Thit, only <hii, will I requfw, I 
 * ABi fr««ly give up all the reit ;. 
 
 1 li* BRAHAM, when aetfrely tried, | 
 JTL Hif faith hy hii obedience shew'd ; 
 Ma with the harah command comply' d, 
 And gave hU Isaac back to Go4^ * 
 
 i Hie Son ih^ Father oflfer'd^p. 
 
 Son ofhis age, hiS only Son; - 
 Object of allhis M^hppe, _ . , 
 And less belovM than God alo!i% ^ 
 
 3 OTSrarfei^^Se his, tbaliWf "tT^ 
 
 Th^ bright example m^ pursue!' . 
 1. May gladly give up all to the|, _^ . ; . 
 i forrhotsioyjix: more than aU' is due, . 
 
 4 N6w,LorA,to^ee^ur att welem, 
 ^ Our vtaii»g.80ul thy can obeys; • 
 
 l^leasure, and wealth, aud fame we give. 
 Freedom, aiwi life*— to wm thj gwci, 
 
 ii It there a thing than life more dear?. .^ 
 ^^ A thing, from which f|»iannotp«t| 
 ^ We can.wenowreiWetotear 
 The idol from our bleeding heart. 
 
 
 « Jeeue, accept our sacrtfice ; 
 
 All thln^ for thee we co«ni but Iflii; 
 •I ho\ at thy word our idol dies, 
 
 Piee on the altar of my cross* 
 
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 t For wiat^to thee, Xjord, we pve, 
 " A hundred fold we here obtam , ^J 
 
 And soon with th^e shall all rec«»T«jLfe 
 . Aik4 low' diattbe etimal^aia. .4 
 
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 ricrnTivo. 
 
 1 V^tfl^ittSMr Ooa ? whose till 
 V/ No one ever aak'd in yai». 
 Be this night about mj bed. -) ^ 
 
 £fei7 evil thought restrain ; 
 Jiif thy hand upon my soul/' ^ 
 
 God of ipy upguarded' hours! 
 All my enemies control, 
 
 Hell, and earth , and nature's powers. 
 
 dfejealoiidftoi! comedown, ' 
 
 . God of spotless iiurily,' 
 liiin ind seize^inrjor thine oWn, 
 Ooniecrate my heart to thtei 
 
 Under thy protection take ; 
 Songs in the night season give • 
 
 Jj^t me sleep to thee, and wake: 
 Lit me die to thee, and live.' 
 
 Oirlftellmeliimthine, .f 
 
 And thou wilt npt quit thy n^t; ^ 
 
 Answer me in dreams divine, ^ 
 
 DrssHOs and. visions of the n\gtJ[^ 
 
 Mm even in Meep go on, '*? 
 
 nbiira for GKid m ^ 
 
 
 
 
 fiod in every thoughtie^uir^' ^ 
 
 ^ ^MiMae firom the chu^ 
 
 ^»« from lie bodjf' free : «. • 
 
 Dnw with linger influence ^^^ 
 J^mfttterM so«f1 to thee: 
 
 jMppith a sweet surprised ' 
 uf^r-J^ Faking, leel: 
 
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 V/ My Breieiit help m Uw of niwd^ 
 My treat deliverei' Aou I ^ ^s. - 
 HMfo to my aid I thine eaf «c!ine, /^ 
 And rescue this poor soul of mine! 
 I Gliim the promise now! 
 i Wliere is the way ? Ah, shew me wh«rc, 
 That I thy mercy may decUre* 
 The power that set; me free « 
 
 How can Imy destruction shun? 
 — How can 1 from my nature ruof 
 Answer, O Lord, for vmI 
 I One only way the errfng mina 
 Of man, short-sighted man, can find, 
 
 From inbred sin to fly t ^ 
 Stronger than love^ I foudly thought, 
 
 Peath, ohly death, can cut the knot. 
 
 Which love cannot untie. 
 4 But thou, Lord, art fuH of grace J 
 Thy love can find a thousand Ways 
 
 To foolish man uUcnowA ; 
 If y soul upon thy lovel east? .^ 
 1 mi ttie&l the stomn he 6I«^ » 
 
 tJt^ thy imMonti > 
 
 IMAlt evtry stttmhlmK hlodk teMte« 
 
 And make an open wiQf^ ^-" ^ 
 HiytoveAall buwlthe slijtoof 4iia« 
 Afttf bear me from the gulph bipiiii^ 
 
 Toeverlasttnigdigr* 
 
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 OrtilWd # irty iinking head. 
 
 ThfiNilitig pi^yidence I see : 
 \JSim^ still my course to ruiif ^ 
 ' Anil still dirdct my paths to Uiee^ 
 
 Oftliatli^o *^^ ^^^^^'^ ffijr po#«ft^j 
 And g^vedine back at thy comnUandt 
 
 Ite^iilanot, Lord, miy life dcToUr, > 
 8tf0 in ^e hollow of thine hand. 
 
 Oft frcirii the fpari^ off thfi g^rave,; ' 
 fboU^ Lord, hast tifted up my heiadi/ 
 I found t'tiee near to savef: ' 
 
 
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 TO ftiVer owii^cl thy touch and fledL 
 WhiUifii", wlHtlier'ftlmuid iflyr " 
 
 But to Trty Jqvii)^ Saviour's br^t / .. • * 
 Secure wJthi»rtlni|e arms to lief, Pi - ,, / 
 
 And aaf^ beneath thy wings to resfc ^ 
 
 ibavii no skill the snare to shiJn j 
 But thou, Chridt|mjr WisdoDQl^att: 
 
 (ever iatb mia riio ; ■/-■;:■ . 
 But thoii art fifi'^ater than tny heaif. 
 
 }vMk ind impottnt Bindhlindv 
 Lead me a way I, have not knowDf ,* 
 
 Ering ffle where I ray heuven may ^y^v 
 13ii||i||aven of loving thee aldne^^ • 
 
 BoSl^^aiid io ii^e erer sfflly ; 
 
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 4nd cii^ not otit my laafnia 
 
 tl Gently tlifwetV thou lij^rrit 
 
 Thou loY'st to prop the fM^k ItiMHi^ 
 
 O break not then a bruia^ ree4f ' -^^ 
 
 ' . Nor quench the smolnngfll%i»^m4^^ 
 
 vv# Buried in iinv thr ijoioe Iheinv 
 :Ani buret the hiftliert of my tointe 
 Jn all Ae roarke of deith appear, t .;*i 
 Forth^atthycalt, tho'^^ndf I «!^Ji<i; 
 
 4 Gifi^m^ Ovgii^e roe, fully, Lord, ^ * 
 ' Tliy re8urrecti|li'e power to: l^no^^j^ 
 ^ Free roe indeed! repeat the^^tilr ^J.r 
 And loose my handf , and let me |^ ^ 
 
 : 5 rii*i WQiild I gO'to thee my God, ;' ■ ' 
 '/^Tby mercies, and my wants. Ip tell/ ; 
 ^^ To feel ray pjlrddh seaPd i|i hlood: :^^' 
 ^^avioiirj^llq^joyej weiito f^al^^g 
 
 f Fi^d from the power of r»nceli*4 *to 
 When ihall my soul trtumphant liirQf •'. 
 iiy breaks fvot out the firrwithie | 
 In: flabiew of joy, and praise, |n4 to*l' 
 
 T le§u«i jto thee my soul >spii^t V ; 
 ' Jeetts to thee 1 plight my^oi^ ; -v 
 Keejp me from earthly base ?(l(Bfilre«, 
 > .My God, my Satiouri' w^^^ 
 
 p l^ountoin of ati jmMcient bte 
 
 ^ ' ^iThou art the pH*^;! seek bildtl**^/^, 
 ' , Futness <>f joy, m iicii^therii is, 
 WitliQW||--tis^«^Jft|ir3r i^ ^k 
 
 i^t^^ heart essayi 
 
 
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 j(ilfii«4^ #t thywlf hut giT«ii$ 
 JM[V|dition,^nioUt mir Iretflure irt, 
 :^i>M(»rimim^ heaven. 
 
 fiiP4l|iyt#Mfe^t^ idol be, 
 tiiU^'^nmrnlf hrewt ru tetr, 
 
 %teS|l^Mdty^c^nted mine, 
 ffiiNi^ liw^^l^^ I here reelore# 
 
 <^ltt«0|«eU; I aik no more. 
 
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 178. {SKnetre It JVJ 
 [fiil^^ heaven of thy bc0ast» 
 #08QBofMan.Ifly:* 
 Kie^ refuge and my rent* 
 iFfe, ! the etorm is high! 
 8tv^ me from the furious blatt; 
 IfOffrt from the tempest b^ ! 
 Meine» Jesus, tfH o'erpatt 
 ; The storm of sin I see. 
 
 iWekJom^M the water ipriiig ' 
 
 TV) tdnr, barren placed* \ 
 
 Odsicend on me. and bring 
 I Thy sweet refreshing grace : 
 lO'gparch'd and weary land 
 Hpfit rock extends its shade, 
 
 nm IM, Saviour, with thy hand^ 
 id loreen my naked head. 
 |h^ time of my distress 
 iwi hael my succour beeo. 
 
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 how iwiftly didat thou motti 
 
 TdiaTt me In th« trying hour! 
 
 Still protect me with thy loire» 
 And fhieW me with thy powtrv 
 
 4 Fiwt and last in me perform 
 The work thou ha«t begun } 
 Be my ihelter from the atorm^ 
 
 My fhadow from the lun / 
 Weary, parchM with thirat, and hnAg 
 Till thou the abiding Spirit breathef, 
 Every moment, Lord, I want < 
 
 The merit of thy death. T 
 
 ft Neverahall I want it lesi, 
 
 When ihou tlio gift hast given, 
 Fiird me with thy righteousncsi, 
 
 ^ And aeal'd the heir of hearan / 
 
 1 shall hang upon my God, 
 Till I thy pertect glory see; 
 
 Till the sprinkirugf of thy blootf 
 Shall speak me up to die'o* 
 
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 HYMN 279 
 
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 I W ESUS, my King, to thee I boW» 
 
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 Cmtain of my salvation, thou 
 $J|iUt lead me to the promised land. 
 
 1 Thwi Hast a great delivenanoe WTou?^*» 
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 put of ^e house of bondage broi^ght, 
 And 6e«4 me from tfie Egyptian ydi% 
 
 i 0*er the vaat hpwling wildemets, 
 To Canaan's bonnet thou hast me leli 
 <|%on bid'st me now the land poiipi^if^ 
 And on thy milk and h^ntgriMi ^r^ 
 

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 I trM4 them down in Jeiu't might: 
 
 Hiioiil^ JetUf I can all thii^gs do« 
 1 Lo !4lif till gon« of Anah Hki ! ^ 
 
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 Who can before my Captain atandt^ 
 
 fhp ia so great a King aa minei 
 Pill orer alfie thy lif^t hand, ^ :.' 
 
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 .4^#yEUi^we giv«|QiM back thine owa. 
 
 "^ JeiHi regiurd fhe]<^c#«iptaint 
 
 Of all thy tempted followeri here. 
 And now aupply the common want, 
 And fend ui down the comforter: 
 The npirit of ceaseless prayer impvt^ 
 - And fi« % Ageof iaqui heart, ^^ 
 
 4 To help our souls' infirmity, 
 To heal thy sin-sick people's care, 
 
 To urffe the all-prevailing plea, 
 
 Ana make our hearts a house of pnyer. 
 The prcmns'd intercessor give, 
 ^Ad. 1^ lit noif tbysaK^ repeivt. 
 
 5 Con^f m thy pleading spirit down, 
 
 To us who for thy coming stay : 
 Q[ all thy gifts we ask but one, 
 
 Wfp 9mk the constant pow^r to priy: 
 tndt^e us, Lord, in this request; 
 l*hottqaiiflD0t then deny the rest ',^ ^* 
 
 HYMN 281. * pi lines T's Jt SVJ 
 
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 Bi it wtfirinetf &nd pain 
 
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 yet we will thf crosi sustain, 
 
 jUid bless the welcome load ! 
 jyl oar grieii Hlpod display^ 
 jhuiDbly pour oiit our complaintj 
 PriJ^ ws, every momeDt pray, 
 
 iod never, never faint. 
 
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 A^ itill our wants declartys^ 
 I All tbs promises are sure . ^i 
 To persevering prayer; 
 Till we see the pfii feet day, 
 JMch wakes up n spotless sainC; 
 Pny we, every moment pray, ' 
 
 Afli never, never faint. ' 
 
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 And perfected in love, 
 iTawisee the 8aviour-God 
 Of icending from above; 
 [ABUi heavenly chai me survey, 
 ^ what angel«-minds can paint ; 
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 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 
 
 STANDARD PREFERENCE MATERIAL 1010a 
 
 (ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No. 2) 
 
i«i.i«r»»* »»^**»^' 
 
 Call off my grov'ling nwt , 
 
 My feeble mind puatam. 
 By worldly thoughts opprwt; 
 
 Appear, and bid mo turn again 
 
 . To my eternal rwt» 
 f gwift to my rescue come ,• 
 ; Thy pwo this moment seize, 
 Gather my wand'ring spirit home 
 And keep in perfect peace ; 
 Suflfer'd no more to rove, 
 O'er all the earth abrioad. 
 
 Arrest the prisoner of ^^^»» 
 ^^Jind shut me up in God. 
 
 t CJHEPHEBD divine, our ^ants rclicTe, 
 J3 In this our evil day; A 
 To all thy tempted followers giv« 
 The power to watch an4 pwy* 
 
 9 Long as our fiery trials last. 
 Long as the cross we bear ; 
 
 O let our souls on thee be cut* 
 In never ceasing prayer. - 
 
 S The Spirit of interceding grace 
 Give us in faith to clami ; 
 To wrestle tiU we see thy face. 
 And know thy hidden oame. 
 
 4 Till thou ihr pwfect love in^ttl^ 
 TiU thou thyself bestow. 
 Be this the cry of every Wmt^ 
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 » I will not let thee 90. vtsf^ 
 
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 With aU fthj great salvati6n blew, 
 And roaljo »• tU like thee. 
 
 I Then let me on the mountain top 
 Behold thy open face; 
 y^je faith in fight is swallowM vp, 
 " And prayer in e^dlesji praise J 
 
 HYMN284t (6Unef8'a.) 
 
 1 r\ Wondemuii power of faithiul prayer! 
 \J What tongne can tell th'almighty graCd . 
 God's hands, or bound, or open are. 
 
 As Mosibs or Elijah prays; 
 tet Hoses in the spirit groan, 
 juA God cHes out, <* Let me alone /*' 
 
 ) «* Let me alone> that all my wrath 
 
 mifay rise the wicked to consume! 
 ** While-justice hears th^ praying faith, 
 M It cannot seal the sinner's doom; 
 (* My Son is in my serTant's prayer, 
 •♦Thro' hifli I will the guilty spare.'* 
 
 Is OUcAied wordUof gospel^ce ! 
 
 Which now we ^r our I^el pleai ; 
 A feithless and backsliding race. 
 
 Whom ttiou hast out oif Egjrpt 
 do not then in wrath chastise, 
 Horlet^y whole displeasure rise, 
 
 |lF»ther,we askiipiJesu'snuiiet 
 In lisu's power and Spirit pray ; 
 Divert thy rengefiu plunder's aim ! 
 
 turn thy tiireat'ning wraUi away! 
 Our guilt and punishment remove, ' 
 Ani AagnHy thy pardon my love. 
 
 ifmr, r^^ard Ihy pljsading Son, 
 i c etfthie ail ^ OYMiipg p w^rw^ 
 
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 And send a fit^aceful answer dowrt, 
 
 -In honour of our Spokeg^an there ». 
 *Who8e blood proclaims oifir Bins forgiven. 
 And speaks thy rebels up to lieaven. 
 
 HYMN 285. v <8 lines 7'8 St «'i.) 
 
 1 'I ESUS, thou hast bid us pray, 
 J Pray always, and not faint; 
 With th«'Word a power convey, 
 Tputti^our co|nplaint; 
 * Q«iet shaU thou never know. 
 Till we frdii sin are fully freed: 
 ' O avenge us of our foe, 
 
 And bruise the serpent's head*. 
 
 % We have now begun to cry, 
 And we ^11 never end. 
 Tin we find salvation nigh, 
 ' And grasp the sinner's friend: 
 Day and night w'e*ll speak our woe, 
 With thee jmportiyfc y plead / 
 O avenge us or6|i^e. 
 And bruise thp serpent's head 1 
 
 S Speak the word, and we shall Br^^ 
 From'%11 our bands rtleas'd ; 
 Only thou canst-iet us free. 
 
 By Satan long opprest: 
 JJow thy power almighty show, 
 Arise the woman's conquering seed t 
 O avenge us of our foe. 
 And bruisjB the serpent's head I 
 
 4 To destroy his work of sin. 
 Thyself in us reveal; 
 ^ Manifest thyself wiU^in » 
 — Our il<»yh} and fully dwell ^ 
 
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 With^ US, in u«, bere below ; 
 Enter, and make ui free indeed : 
 avenge ua of our foe. 
 And bruise jthe serpents bead 1 
 
 I Stronger than tJ#fltrang mani thou 
 His fury canst control : 
 Cast him out, by entering toow, 
 * And keep our ransom 'd soul : 
 >8|fa*8 kingdom overthrow, 
 )^crthe powers of darkness tread ! 
 avenge'us of our foe. 
 And bruise the serpent'ft head ! 
 
 I i To the never ceasing oriea 
 Of thine elect attend : 
 Send deliverance from the skies. 
 
 Thy mighty spirit send; 
 Tho' to man ll|pii seemest slow, 
 |0|]r cries thou seemeSt not to hepd ; 
 avenge us of oiW'foe, 
 And bruise the serpent's head | 
 
 |7 Come, comtf, ajl-glorious Lord ! 
 No longer now |Jelay, 
 With thy Spirit's two-^g'd sword 
 
 The crooked serpent slay f ' - 
 ^Bare thiae arm, and give the blow ' 
 toot out, and kill the helUsh seed ; 
 avenge uff of our.foe. 
 And bruise the serpent's head, r 
 
 I ^MU, hea^ thy Spirit's call, "' 
 Thy Bnde, who bids thee come : 
 wme, thou righteous Jn^ofollv. 
 
 Pronounce the tempter^s doom ,• 
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 For ever bruise hi» heaa. 
 
 HYMN 286, 
 
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 ^ J Thy ieal for GoTTn nio : 
 Thy ^rning pity for ma«k^^^^ 
 tby burning cbariiy. 
 
 t In me thy Spirit dwoUf 
 
 So shall the fervour of my aeal 
 Be tho puro^^ame of love* 
 
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 1 T ESUS, my strength, my hope, 
 r J Ontheeicastmycare. 
 
 With humble cof dence;^^^^^^ 
 And Know thou hear stroy F J. 
 Give me on thee to wait. 
 
 Till 1 can all thmg» do ; 
 On thee, almighty to crt,ate. 
 
 Almighty to renew. v^ 
 
 o I want a sober mind, 
 
 A self-renouncing wi". ^ . 
 That tramples do^n, and casta bt^^ind 
 \ The baits of pleasing iH : \ 
 \ % BQul inur'd to Min,^ ^ ^ 
 \ T^ hardship, g^^ef,» and loss . 
 Sold to take up, firiA to augtam 
 
 Th^ consecrated croas* 
 
 3 I wimt a godly fear, 
 
 A quiek^iscernmg eye, ^^ 
 That looks to thee whoto em i> aWi 
 
 An4 sees tire tewpt^ fljf i 
 
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 A ipttit st/ni prepared, 
 Ana arm/d with jealous ciwe, 
 IfortverBtandinjfi; On its guard^ 
 And watol^iDg udto prayer 
 
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 f want a heart to pray, 
 To pray atid never cease, ^ 
 
 ?iever to murmur at thy stay, 
 OtwisK my sufTerings lias. 
 Ttiis blessing aboVe ftl). 
 Always to pray, t want, 
 
 Ont of the deep on thee to cbXI, 
 And never, never faint. \ 
 
 I want a true regard, 
 A single, steady aim, 
 JobotM by threat *ning or reward, 
 To thee and thy great name : 
 A jealous, jiist concern' 
 Tor thine immortal praise ; 
 pore desire thai all may learu. 
 And glorify thy grace, ■' 
 
 I rest upon thy word. 
 The promise is for me / 
 
 (jTittccour and salvation, Lo^d, 
 {)faaU surely come from th<^ '- 
 Bat let me still abide, \ 
 |lor from my hope remove, v 
 
 [ill thou my patient spirit guide 
 Into thy perfect love. 
 
 .HYMN 288. [4 lineal"*] 
 
 tORD, that I may learn of tlwt,^ » 
 i Give my true simplicity . 
 fff fp y ioul. and keep it low, . 
 Iiruiing thee alcune to know. 
 
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 Kot to man, but Qod lubmif ^ 
 Lay rty reafoningiral Ihy feeu 
 
 2 Ofmyboaated ii[if4o,m »P/»V4* 
 , Docile, helpleta.aa a child, J 
 
 Ooly aeeing lo thy Hicht, ^ 
 
 Only walking In thx ^!l^^- 
 
 4 Than Inf u§e the teacbVnf grac^ 
 Spirit of truth and rlfrhtconsnes; 
 Knowledge, loie difloe impart, 
 Life eternal to myvhearU 
 
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 1 A H, when ihaiU 1 nwalte 
 
 A. From aln*8 soft-aoothing power*. 
 ^The alumber from my apirit ah^ker 
 And riae to fall no more? 
 Awake, no mofe to aleep, 
 Bnt atand with conatant carf ,f 
 looking for God my aoul t^, keep^ 
 And watqhiDtg nolo Pr*y»>^ • 
 
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 And never, nev^r faint y 
 
 Bnt aimply to my God 41aplay, 
 My every care and waiKf, 
 1 know that thou would'at five 
 Mere than I can request J 
 
 Then atlll art readjr to receive 
 
 Myi<Marteper%tJreat, 
 
 3 I l^et tbee wtitttt^ 
 
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jUi may obey |he gracioui word, 
 May peace And pardon have ( 
 Not one of all the rac«| 
 But maf return to thee; 
 
 9tft a^ ^\ tlirone of soyerei j[1n 'grtr»ii 
 May lail and weep like Sie. 
 
 4 Here will I eveir liej , 
 And tel) thee an my care ; 
 
 ADd Father, Abba, Father, crjT, 
 And pour a ceaseless prayer : 
 Till tndu Tiiy etoi subdue ; 
 
 I Till thou my eihs deatrojr, 
 
 [ My spirit afler God renew, 
 And till ^ih peace and Joy, 
 
 \ M«s8iah| l^rliioe of I^eaqe, 
 
 I Into my soul bring in 
 JTIm everlteting rtghteotr^iQess, 
 
 And make tfn 6nd uf sia. 
 Into all tbi^that seek 
 Redemption tfa rough thy blood; 
 [The lanctifying Spirit ^poak. 
 The plenitadj6 ckf God. 
 
 II Let us in patience wait 
 Till faith mm make u§ ^A^ ; 
 
 iTill tliou Shalt %U Mngs neW ct(^kc4 
 
 In each bfeJiftViijf 6oui. 
 
 Who cart i^isi ffiy will J 
 
 %eak, smdit dhdlftt^^one | 
 fboo shalt the woir^ bl" If^th fiiifil, 
 
 And perfect usia o 
 
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 Give me to prove the tinpdom mine. 
 And twte, in holmes; divine. 
 The happiness of heaven. 
 
 2 Meekcn my sodlVtliou heavenly Lamb, 
 That I in uie new earth may claim 
 
 My hundred-fold reward ; 
 My rich inheritance poesewi,. 
 Co-heir with the great Pnnco of Peace, 
 
 Co-partner witli the Lord. 
 
 8 Me with that rettlcss tliirst ioipire, 
 That sacred infinite desire, 
 
 And feast my hungry heart : 
 Less than thyself cannot tuffice ; 
 My sold for all thy fulness cries, 
 For all thou hast and art. 
 
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 " Tliy pitiful and tender mmd 
 
 Be Lord on me hestow d ; 
 Sa shall I still the blessing gain, 
 # IMid to eternal lifn retain 
 *; %f '^!Fhe mercy of my God. 
 
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 , I Jesus, the crowning grjce impwt f 
 S Bless me with purity of heyt, 
 
 i y^ That now beholding thee, 
 1 soon may view thy open face, 
 ' On all thy glorious be^uUes g«6C» 
 And cS)d forever see I 
 
 i Not formyfaul» fotty*i«ake, , 
 •n|BnametOri)W)w>;or formal wie^ 
 But fpr true holmess ,• - 
 
 Let me be wrodg*d, tevil^j^ww^ dr ^^ 
 And th e e, my «ii i dtif | rin|L«f°f 
 lo life tnd death tolil^l*^*^ 
 
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 f CiH*(> to nuiti^ ii« haJlow'd croat, 
 iDd iuffer for thy righteoufl cause, 
 
 Pronounce <ne aouhly blest ; 
 And let thy glorious Spirit^ Lord, 
 j^ure me of my great reward, 
 > Iq heaven's eternal feast. 
 
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 BELIEVERS WATCHING. 
 
 HYMN 291. 
 
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 GRACIOUS Redeemer, sfiake 
 This slumber from my soul ! 
 to me now, ** Awake, awake! 
 ** And Christ q^all make thee whole. 
 Lay to thy mii^bty hand / 
 Alarm me in this hour : 
 Aod make me fiilly understand 
 The thunder of thy power 5 
 
 I rGive me ^«i thee to call, 
 / Always to watch and pr ay ^ 
 
 Leitlinto temptation fall, 
 I And cast my shield aW^y. 
 For each a8saul^|||^par*d, 
 Afld ready may TOe ; 
 evsr standing on my ^uaHi 
 And looking up !»a ftiee, , 
 
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 do thou always warn 
 Hy soul of evil near! 
 len to the right or left I turn, 
 1% voice still let me hear ; 
 » Come back ! this is the way I 
 ** Comi back, and walk herein | 
 lO Bijr I heaikea and obey: ; 
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 4 Thou «t««t my feebleiifiMi ; 
 Jeiiu, be thou my poww, 
 
 My help and rtfuge in (Jiiitr«iwii, 
 My fortresa and tny towtr 
 
 *^ Give me to truat in thee ; . 
 Be th^u my iure abode : 
 
 My horn, f^nd rock, and buckler be. 
 My Saviour, end my God. 
 
 5 Myself 1 cannot save ; 
 Myself I cannot keep / 
 
 But Mtrength in thee T surely hirre. 
 Whose eyelids never sleep : 
 My soul to thee alone. 
 Now therefore I comttmiA i 
 
 Thou Jesus, love me an thy oWUf 
 And love iBe to the end. 
 
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 HYMN 292. 
 
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 ITIATHER. to ihte 1 lift mine eyes; 
 . My longing; eyes, and restless heart ; 
 Before the morning watch I rise, 
 
 And wait to taste how good thou Mt ; 
 T' obtain the grace I humbly claim, 
 The saving power of Jeau*8 name. 
 
 1 this slumber from ftiy sinfl, «hil;e! 
 
 WarnM hy the Spirits inwaid 'caM, 
 Let me to nghteotxsneis awitkft, 
 
 And pray tliat I no more .ma]r is^ • 
 Or give to sin or Satan place, 
 But walk in all thjr ri^ktefi^^fmjfii^ 
 
 i O would'at thou Lord thy B0rvant|;uaHl 
 'Gainst every knowa xur secret m{ 
 A mind for all assaults prepred* ^ • 
 A sohflryT^igilaRtmiiKlheatov^ 
 
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trm ipprizeil of danger Mfjii , 
 And when to figkt, aud wtieu to i!^. 
 
 % never iuffet me to nU^p 
 
 Secure within tjwj \erge of h^B ; 
 But itill my WTitclifti! ipirlt tiwp 
 In lowly awe and kmog^eal ; 
 Ami Meas^D wUh a gcxily fear. 
 And plant that yttardian«<ingol bete I 
 
 1 Attended by that afkcrH dread, 
 AimI wiae from evil to ^fepart, 
 
 Let roe frorti strength to strength t>roc^e4 
 And rifle io purity of heart' ; ' 
 
 Thfou[(h, all the paths of duty intf^. 
 
 Froia bumble faitli to peHeot ' 
 
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 HYMK 293. 
 
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 G0Dof«Rgrat3MWffl trtajteilttr, 
 Supremely ^eat and good, 
 If I have mercy found with Site, 
 
 Througl^ the atoning bitjod ,* 
 Tk guard of all thy tnetcie^ give, 
 ^ And to my pardon joiti 
 A fear lest I should ever grieve 
 Tliegracioua spirit dh^nli I 
 
 If mercy is indeed wiliil)i^ey 
 
 Miy 1 obedient prove, ' 
 Nor e'er abuse my liberty. 
 
 Of sin agiuiist thy leve ; 
 This choicest fruit of iaith bestow 
 
 PAapoorscjourner ; v 
 Aijd let me pass my days belew 
 
 In huiQbleness and fear. 
 
 B^cr I mwaM m darknese iiHiim 
 
 
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 B»ilWi:it8 WATCH Iim. 
 
 
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 Than e'er by light in-everence turn 
 
 Thy grace to want^pness ; 
 Rather 1 would in painful awe 
 
 Beneath ^ Mf^r niove;^ - 
 Than sin agi*iifit)M goapeMaw 
 
 But ! iwl wottld^st not have me liva 
 
 In bondifee, grief, or pain ; 
 Thou do9t not take delight to grieve 
 
 The helpless sons of men ; 
 Thy will is my salvation , Lord ; 
 
 And let it now take place : 
 But let me trombie at thy word 
 
 Of reconciling^ace. , t 
 
 \ Still may I walk aa in thy sight,. 
 
 My strict observer see ; 
 And thou by reverent love unite 
 
 My child-like heart to thee ; 
 Still let me^ till my days are past^ 
 
 At Jesu's feet abide, 
 1^ ^liall he lift.me up at last, 
 
 Aod seat me by his side,. 
 
 I HYMN 294. [c* «•».] 
 
 1 V I WANT a i^rinciple within 
 A bf jealous godly fear ; 
 A iiensibility of sin, " r 
 
 A pain to feel it near ; . 
 I ^nt the first approach to feel* 
 
 Of pride, or fond desiret _ 
 ^4 catch the wand'ring of my wriU 
 
 jAnd quench the kindling^hre# 
 
 J 'piom thee that I no more may part, 
 No more thy goodness grieve. 
 
 lie fiU>i awe, jS T e ^ < eMf ^U 
 
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The tender coofcieoce give. * 
 Quick as the apple of an eye, ' 
 J God ^4py conscience make ! 
 Awake my soul when sin is i^gh. 
 
 And keep it stiH a w{^c:e4 v 
 
 3 If to the right or left I ftray^ -^-^ 
 
 That moment, Lord reprove^. 
 And let me weep my life away^-! -^ 
 
 For having griev'd Ay love. ^^^ 
 may the least Mission pain 
 
 My well-instriBsfed soul ! 
 Anil drive me to the blood afipin , ' 
 
 Which m^es thef wounded wjiole. 
 
 
 HYMN 295.- [4 linesS'slk 2^6'^) 
 
 1 O ELPi Lord, to whom for help^I fly, 
 XX And still my tempted soul staod b|r» 
 
 Throughout the evil day ! 
 The sacred watchfulness iqapairty 
 Andkeejf the issues of my bearC 
 
 And stir me up to pray. * 
 
 2 My wul with tliy whole armour arih/ 
 In each approach of sin alarm, ■■{ 
 
 And shew the danger near I ' 
 
 Surr6und, sustain, and strengthen me, 
 And fill with i^odlyJealouiiyK v 
 
 And sanctifying &nr. 
 
 I When'ermy careless hands hang dowt^ 
 let me see thy gathering frown. 
 
 And feel thy warning eye : ^ . . 
 And starting, cry, from ruin's brink* 
 Saje* Jesus, <»rlyield, I sink^ m * v v H 
 " save^e, c« I ^dm^^m^ 
 
 I i Vtm ^pit I mbiy strati^ 
 
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 The keen COti^ctldn dart \ 
 Kecall me by that pitying look, 
 That kind, upbfraidihg glante, which bwki 
 
 UnfaithM Peter's heart. 
 
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 6 In me thine utmost mercy show, 
 And make ine like thyself Ekftow, 
 
 Unblamable inpace; 
 Ready prepar'daoad fitt^lH»6, 
 t By perfect holiiieds, to» i^ftHiar, 
 Before thygfotious ftte. 
 
 HYMK 996.^ ic. m| 
 
 1 ¥ NTO 9L WbtW'tff rtiflQwbi8=«ehtf 
 
 ^ J. I walk on hostile ground; _ 
 X Wild faurnsm beaw on slaughter belft, 
 \ Alud taVeUitog wblv«i tfimrouifA. 
 
 In some iMiguia^edlibliH 
 And waits'tb ttJltf hiii slBepiiig pHrjr, 
 And wi^^ tb Motu. . 
 
 a But worse than ad my foes I find 
 
 The eTilhcairt^thife ck^nMinnia* 
 Miae own iittimouii ,tSti. 
 
 4 Mv nature every fli6m^iit'wtiil , 
 To render me secure. 
 And all my paths with eaie besets, 
 
 ^ But thou hast giveyi i krwi alMai 
 
 And tiouBlf lit itdl prepare 
 
 Mysoul for %li wsaultli ania arn 
 
 With neverH^easiof p^fKf 
 
 6 do not suffer tte'tojMqiSr^ 
 
 THu) on thy loTO dc|iMidt 
 
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 Bat still ihf failbCiil s^rvaajt keap, 
 And sav(^ ii# to jtb.^.eQ4r 
 
 HYMN 2^ 
 
 1 "D'^ me of men beware, 
 
 Jj And to n^y way^.t^ke Ued 
 Discern theii: erery aeciret saane^ 
 
 And circmnapeQtly tread i .S* 
 
 may I caimly wait 
 
 Thy fliicco^rs from abovd / 
 And itand agaioM their o^n hate. 
 
 And weflrd|8«emblea Ipye. 
 2* My Spirit* Lprcl, alarm, 
 
 Wwaimei^.^d devils joia: 
 'Giiof t all the powers of Sat^n arm , 
 
 Dd panoply divine : 
 
 may I set my face % 
 
 Hiji onsets to repel ?* 
 iQuencKaH his fiery darts, andchate 
 ' Thet fi«^ to his own h^^ 
 
 I Butcaho^e aHi afraid ■-'■ ' >^ 
 
 Of my own bbsom«foe» 
 Still letme seek to thee for aid; 
 
 To thee my weakness show, 
 
 Hang on .&^ arm alone, 
 
 Wim self-distrusting care, 
 .\aj4eeply in thes^irit groan 
 
 The never-ceasing prayer. 
 i Give me asober mind, Vf 
 
 A quok^scemiing eye, 
 we first approach of ^n to ^a4^ 
 
 And alioicicasionlfly. 
 
 Still may I cleave to thee, 
 I Andjftev^rnjoredepart^ • 
 
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AtiLtCT^Ili WATCHtitOt 
 
 5 Thui fawty I pa«i itty 
 Of sojourning ben^th, 
 
 And Janguish to conclude my race, 
 And render up my breath. 
 la humble love and feaf , 
 Thine image to regain, 
 
 And tee thee in the clouds appear, 
 And rise, with thee to reign I 
 
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 HVMN 298. 
 
 (L. M.) 
 
 1 T ESU, my Saviour,' Brother, Friend, 
 tl On whom I cast my esnery care ; 
 On whom for all things I depend, 
 
 * Inspire^ and then accept my prayer. 
 
 2 If I have tasted of thy grace, 
 
 The grace that sure salvation brmg» I 
 If with me now thy Spirit stajrs. 
 And hovering hides me in his wmgf, 
 
 5- StiU l^tljim with my weakness stay. 
 V Nor for a moment's space depart ; 
 . Evil and diinger turn away, 
 
 And keep ml he renews my heart. 
 
 A When to the right or left J stray, 
 . His voice beSind me may I hear ; 
 *« Return and walk in Christ thy way ; 
 * Fly back to jChrist ,- for sin is near." 
 
 4k ^is sacred Unction from abave 
 
 Be still my Comforter and Guide ; 
 Till all the stony he remove. 
 And in my loving heart reside. 
 
 1 JetUf, rfida would walk in thee, 
 Prom natttre*8 every path retreat ; 
 my Way, ndy Leader be, 
 Hpoil dbe Boel; my feet 
 
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HSX^ISTXIH WAfcntifG. 
 
 T Uphold mo, 9(ivi^, or I fall 
 reach me^uflh 
 
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 Ctely on the0 for help I call ; 
 Only m thee by faith I stand, 
 
 HYMN 299. fj^ j^.j 
 
 J pIERCE, fill me with an humblo (mi 
 JL My utter helplessness reveal ; 
 Satan aad sin are always near, . 
 
 Thee may I always nearer fee}. 
 
 1 that to thee my constant mind 
 Mi^ht with lax even flame aspire I ' 
 Pride, in its earliest motions find, 
 And mark the risings of desire. 
 
 1 that my tender soul migh^t fiy 
 The first abhorr'd approach of ill ! 
 Quick as the apple of an eye. 
 The slightest touch of sin to feel f 
 
 4 TflTthou anew my soul create,^ S 
 Still may I strive, and watch and pmr^ 
 Humbly and confidently wait, 
 And long to see the perfect day. 
 
 HtMN 800; 
 
 [8. M.] 
 
 PA»T FIRST. 
 
 HARK, how the watchmen cry I 
 Attend the trumpet's sound ,>^ 
 l^aod to your arms, the foe is nigh ! 
 The powers^f hell surround:' 
 Who bow to Christ's command. 
 Your arms and hearts prepare / 
 piday of battle is at hand! 
 ;% forth to gkHrlens iFlr^i 
 
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 d See on the moQiitaiiill^, 
 
 The standawiof ypur (Sodf 
 Ad Jesu's name riift It up) 
 
 All stain'd wrth h^ltow'd blood: 
 
 His ataodard-bearer, i 
 
 To all the nations call: 
 JLet all to Jesu's cro» draw nigh.; 
 
 He bore the cross fojr all. 
 
 S Go up with Christ your Head». 
 Your Caj>tain^s footstepe^see: 
 
 FoUow, your €|^ain, aud be led 
 To certain victory. * 
 All power ta.hiin is giv'a 5 
 He ever reigns the same ; 
 
 Salva tioh happiness, and heaven ^ 
 Ate allin Jcpu'sname. , 
 
 4 Onhr have faith in God; 
 L In faith your fbes assail ; 
 Ifct wrestling against flesh and blood, 
 ^ But all the powers of hell; 
 l^ivFrpn thrones of glory driven, 
 Bv flaming vengeance hurled. 
 They throng the air, and darken heav*n, 
 Aad rule this low^ world. 
 
 HYMN 801. 
 
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 PART SECOND. 
 
 T A^ NOELS, your march oppose, 
 Xm. Who still in strength excel* 
 
 Your secret, sworn , eternal foesy / 
 Countteflft, invisible : 
 With rage that never end^t 
 Their hellish ivcts they, ti^ ;.* - 
 
 Legionft of dire, mallei^ fi^uuh^t 
 And spirits eathrPQ'd OB ^^'^ 
 
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 3 On ewti^ tile* nMtpera rei|m, 
 
 Exert their baneful power • 
 O'er the poor fallen sons of men 
 
 They tyrtnniase their hour : 
 
 Butsliall believers fear ? 
 . But Shan believers fly ? 
 'Or see thebloody cross appear 
 
 I And all their powers defy '? 
 
 I I Jesuli tremendous name 
 .hiii all our foes to flight » 
 
 Jwus the ineek, the angry 4amh 
 
 A Lion IS m sight. 
 
 By all hell's host withstood; ' ' ' 
 
 We all hell's host o'erthro^^ 
 
 And conquering thein through Jesu's bIo<id 
 neon to con^xier go. w»v«u, 
 
 JJffCaptain leads us on - 
 
 He beckons a^mi the ski^^ i^ffei ^ 
 ADdreadics out a starry crowi^ -^.t^*!* | 
 I And bids us take the dW^a -i^* * 
 
 k. J J'^'*''* ">y victory,- 
 
 And ftou Shalt wear this glorious wreath' 
 I And thou Shalt reign with me. " ' 
 
 ETERNAL Power, whose hiirS^bod* 
 
 Mnrte leflgths beyond the bounds 
 Wkere stars revolve their little rounds 
 
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 i Lord, wliat nhall oartHlmd ashes do ^ 
 We wocild adore oiir Maker too 1 
 From sin and dust to thee we cry, . 
 The Great, tlio Holy, and the High ! 
 
 4 Earth from afar hath heard thy fame, 
 And worms have learnt to lis^ thy name , 
 But, ! the glories of thy mmd 
 Leave all our soaring thoughts behind ! 
 
 5 Ood is in heaven, and men helow ,• 
 
 < Be short our tunes ,• our words be few ! 
 A solemn reverence checks our sonp», 
 And proiso sits silent on our tongues. 
 
 HYMN 303. (L. W) 
 
 1 A H, Lord, with tremhlino^ I cofifesB, 
 xV A gracious soul may fall from grace 
 The salt may lose its seasoning power, 
 And jBMBver, never find it more I 
 
 'ii Lftstthafray fearful case $hould be, 
 "^ Kach moment knit my soul to thee ; 
 And lead me to the mount above, 
 Through the low vale of humble jtojrc 
 
 ■ 'hymn 304. /. . $.11.] 
 
 1 A CHAROK to keep I have, 
 
 xl^ A God to glorify ; 
 A never^ying soul to save^ 
 
 And fit it foff the sky : 
 
 To serve the present oge, 
 
 Mv calling to fulfil ; 
 9 mivit all my powers engage 
 ^ To do iny Master's w-ill 1 
 
 '2 J»rm me lirJth jealous cwei 
 As in thjr'sigbt to Uv« i ; 
 
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 M^, ! thy servant. Lord, prepart 
 The strict account to ^i^ive •: 
 Hefp me t6 watch and pray 
 And 00 thyself rely ; * 
 
 j/^iur d, if I my trust betray> 
 I shall for ever die. 
 
 -HKMN305. l» line, a'..] 
 
 T T Who load us with reproach aSd .haL7' 
 A« remnto of the Lord Mbst Hirfi - ' • 
 
 ^As siealous for hi« glorious Name;'. < 
 We ought m all his paths to move, ' 
 With holy fear and humble love. 
 
 2 That wi^om. Lord, on us bestovr # 
 iTom every evil to depart • ' 
 To atop the mouth of every foe. 
 ^hile upright both in life and heart; 
 pe proofs of godly fear we snve.i 
 Aadshew them how the Chflstiiiis Hvl 
 
 ?YMN BOS, [6 lines 4-8's k ^^*g.] 
 
 tOE it my only wisdom here, 
 
 W^?kT''? ^^^ ^?'? ^»'t^ ^"^^ ^''*'. 
 With lovxng gratitfide : 
 
 Superior sense may I display, 
 Jy shunning every evil way , ' 
 And walking in the go jd. 
 
 may I still from sin depart ! 
 A wise and understanding heart, 
 Jesus, to me be given i 
 
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 M let me thro' thy Spirit know, 
 I'ifW^my GodLlow, 
 ^f *i4fiBd my Ji| to hwtr'a.^ 
 
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 HYMN 307. [CM.] 
 
 1 CJUMMON'D my hhonr to renew, 
 >3 And elad to act my part ; 
 Lord, in thy ^^mo, my work I do, 
 And with a single heart. 
 
 S End of my every action thou, 
 * - In all things thee I nee,* v^ 
 
 Acc^t my hallow'd lalSbur now ; 
 I do it unto the«r^ 
 
 S Wbtte'er the Father views as thine, 
 He views with gracious eyes ; 
 .: ^^ Jelprus this me^n oblation join 
 y^' , To thy great sacrifice. 
 
 %^ Stampt with tn mfinite desert, 
 My work he then shall own ; 
 WeU pl^eas'd with me, when mine thoH irt, 
 And I his favoured son. 
 
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 W^Mlk 80S. 
 
 [C. M.] 
 
 1 ^ERVANTofaUitivtoiljie^rinan 
 i3 Thou didst nol;« LoraTrefuse ! 
 Thy Majesty did not disdain 
 ♦ . To be cmpjojjr'd %^ u«V 
 
 2 Tlw 1> right example ipursue; 
 I To thee rn all things iis» : 
 I May sll I think, or q>eak, or do^ 
 I Be one great iOAi^oe^ 
 
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 8 Carel^ thro * outwajpd ctres I go, 
 Froipa all dis|r§^tipa i^ i: *- 
 
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 My hands ire but tnj^g'd lielow» 
 My heart in stili with thca. 
 
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 Go D of almighty 1 ove , 
 By whose sumcient ^ace, 
 I li/t my heart to things abovt. 
 And humbly seek thy face : 
 Thro* Jesus Christ the jus^, 
 My faint deirlres receive ! 
 And let me in thy goodness truit. 
 And to thy gJovji iiv«, 
 
 Whate'er I say or do 
 
 Thy glory be my aim ; 
 Kyofferinfi all be offered through 
 
 The ever-blewRed Name ! -. 
 
 Jaius, my sing^l* eye •** 
 
 Be fixl on thee alone ; 
 rhy Mine be prais'd on earth, on fik4| , 
 
 nijr will by all be done I 
 
 S)irit of faith, inspire ' 
 jr consecrated heart , • 
 pll me with pure celestial fire, 
 with all thou hast and art : 
 
 My feeble mind transform, * 
 
 And perfectly renew'd, 
 Btoaiaiflt exalt a worm ; 
 
 A werm exalt to God. 
 
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 HITMN 810. 
 
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 pORTH inthi^ name. 6 toT^.thy, 
 x. My daily labour to pursue : 
 pn«e, only thee resolv'tf toknotr. 
 
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 a ThettA thy wisdom hath ^ikii'^, 
 O let me cheerfully fuHIl ms^ 
 ^ hi all my worka thy presence find, 
 And prove thy acceptable will. 
 
 S Tlice may I set at my rfght-hand, 
 WJhofie eyea my inmost Muhutance 
 ^ Abd labour on at thy command; |; 
 And offer all my works to th^ 
 
 4 Give me to bear thy easy ye^^jP^ t 
 And every moment watch and praf, ^ 
 And still to thingn eternal look, 
 And hasten to thy glorious day! 
 
 • For thee delightfully employ 
 
 Whate'er fiiy bounteous grace hath gii'n> 
 Aj|d run my course with even joy, », 
 ^jS^lnd closely walk with thee to heav^Q. j 
 
 ■ " HYMN 811. V [8 lineaT'e & <vi 
 
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 IT O! I come with Joy to do j 
 JLi The Master's blessed will I 
 Him in outward works pursue, 
 And serve his pleasure still. 
 Faithful to my Lord *s commands,, 
 I ajillwovld chn Alhei>ettcr par<;: 
 i^ve with caijWpha's ^gis, 
 And loving Bifl''^Tieart. 
 
 i Careful without care I am, 
 Nor feel my happy toil ; 
 Kept in peace by Jesu's name, 
 Supported by bis smile ; 
 ^ Joyful thus my faith to show, 
 J find hit service my reward ; 
 Kvery work I <ioMow»rj^^ 
 I do it to the Loni. -*r^ 
 
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 Thoti, Lord, m t«ndw Jove, ^ 
 
 Doit all my bunjent ^sjirf 
 Uft my heart to thin;0ihove, 
 
 And (it it evtr there ; 
 CaliD on tumult*!** wheel I git, 
 \%^nt busy multitudofi aUme, 
 Sweetly ivaitJQ^ at thy feet, 
 
 Tin aH tijy will bo done. 
 
 Thou, Lord, my portion art 
 
 More I hence remove / 
 Noir, my treasure and my heart 
 
 Are all laid up a!)ovo : 
 Fir above all earthly thin^^, 
 Hiileyet my hand.s are hero emp!oy*d 
 Siieaimysoul the Kin<? of Kings, 
 
 And fre«?ly talks with Gad. 
 that all the art might know 
 , T)f{iving thus to th^e! 
 Find their heaven begun bolovr, 
 
 Aod here thy glory see I 
 Walk in ajj the works prepar'd ' r 
 
 By thee Jo exercise their grace ; 
 Till they pn their full reward, 
 And «0e thy glorious face ! 
 
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 y*<!?'n"t°''"^"*®'*« '""t. ««"! Gui<k 
 ^ Of all who seek the land above,. T '. 
 8eM.U.thyghadow wo abide, , '- 
 
 The cloud of thy protecting love; 
 Ouf Wrength thy Rrar.e, our rule thy wQ.-d 
 0«f end, the glory of the Ut4, J ' 
 
 «yfl>y unerruiK Spirit led, •? *.,'''• , ' ' 
 w:l n ' ""' "> the desert stray; ' 
 
 Ff iNi not fuy diKctmtmfi^^j. 
 
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 Nor misfi our provideo^^l way ; 
 As far from danger'as froiji fear, 
 While love, almighty loye, i3 near. 
 
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 I g^ THOU, who earnest from above, 
 \J The pure cieleetial fire to' impart, 
 Kindle a flame of aacred love 
 
 - On the mean altar of my heart; 
 
 I 2 lliere let it for thy glory bum, 
 ^■'■' Withiqi^xtiaguishablebla55e; 
 
 And trembling to its source return ,t^ 
 In humble pray 'rand fervept praise. 
 
 3 Jesus, confirm my heart's <iesire 
 To work, and speak, and think for thee 
 
 Still let me guard the holy fire. 
 And still stir up thy gift in me, 
 
 4 Ready for all thy perfect will, 
 My acts of faith and love repeat. 
 
 Till death thy f«idless mercies seal, 
 And mal^e the sacirifice complete. 
 
 }^n/mn4. [61ines8'8.] 
 
 > l[3i/HEN quiet in my house I sit. 
 T f '^y hook be my companion stilV 
 My joy, thy sayings to repeat. 
 Talk o^er the records of thy will, 
 i^^' And search the oracles divine, 
 
 Till every heart-felt word be mine. 
 
 ^2 Wy ^« gTacious words divipe. 
 Subject of aU mv converse be: 
 So will the Lord bis follower jom , 
 — — And walk and talk himself with me ; 
 So shall my heart his presence prove, 
 Aad burn wi^ evwlastiaf lov«- 
 
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 I Oft M I lay me down to rest, 
 may the racgnciling word 
 Sweetly compose my weary breast ! 
 While on the bo^m of my Lord, 
 I gink in blissful dreams away, 
 Aflii yisions of eternal day. 
 
 i Rising to sing my Savipiir'a praise, 
 
 Thee may.l publish ail day Jong ; 
 
 And let thy precious word of grace 
 
 Flow from my heart and fill mytoiieuel 
 Fill all my life with purest love, 
 Aud join me to the Church above. 
 
 SECTION VI. 
 
 ^JBELIEVEBS SUFFERING. 
 
 HYMN S16. [c. M.J 
 1 'THEE, Jesus, full of tnilii and grace, 
 
 A Thee, Saviour,* we adwe ; 
 >^e^ in affliction's furnace praise, 
 Aad magnify thy power. 
 
 ^ %^po^er in human weakness shewn. 
 Shall make us aH entire: 
 W^e now thy guardian presence own, 
 And walk unburnt in fire. 
 
 3 Thee, Son of man* by faith we see, 
 ^ And glory in pur Guide ; 
 
 Surrounded and upheldlby thee, 
 Thefiery test abide. 
 
 ^ The fire our gpracw shall refine. 
 
 Till, moulded from abo v e, 
 
 wJ8 bear fee character divine, 
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 HYMN 81^. 
 
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 1 C! AVI OUR of all whut hast thou done, 
 J3 What hast thousuffer'd on the tree ? 
 Why didst thou groan thy mortal groan, 
 
 Obedient unto death for me ? 
 The mystery of thy paasion show, 
 The end of aU thy griefs below. 
 
 2 Thy soul for sin an offering made, 
 
 Hath cleared this guilty swl of mme t 
 Thou hast for me a ransom «|^d, 
 
 To change my humaaj^^ine \ 
 To cleanse from all iniqW|^ 
 And make the sinrier all liKe thee. 
 
 3 Pardon, and gWe, and Heaven to buy, 
 
 My bleeding Sacrifice expir'd, 
 But didst thou liot my pattern die. 
 
 That by thy ilorious Spirit fir'd. 
 Faithful to deapi I might endure. 
 And make &e (jjrown by suffermg sure l 
 
 4 Thou didst the Week example leave, 
 
 That I might in thy footsteps tread ; 
 Might like the man of sorrows, grieve, 
 1 And groan, and bow with thee my head \ 
 Thy dymg in n]^y body bear. 
 And all thy sta^e of suffering ^hare. 
 
 B Thy every suffering. aervant, Lord, 
 Shall as his perfect master be V 
 To rif thy inward life restored. 
 And outwatdly conform'd to thee : 
 
 Out of thy grave the Saint shall rise, 
 And grasp, Uiro' death, the glorious prize! 
 
 9 This is the straight, the royal way 
 Tfhat leads i|8 to the courts above ; 
 
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 Here let me ever, ever stay, 
 
 Till oA the wings of perfect love, 
 I take my last, triumphant flight. 
 From Galvary*8 to Sion's height. 
 
 HYMN 317. [CM.] 
 
 1 flWOU, Lord, hast West my going out 
 J. bl^ft! my coming in ! 
 Compass my weakness roun()^.^aty 
 And keep me safe from sin. 
 
 8 Still hide me in thy secret placoi^ 
 Thy tabernacle spread ; 
 
 Shelter me with preserving grace, 
 And screen my n^ked head. ' 
 
 3 To thee for refuge may I run, 
 From sin 'si alluring snare : 
 Readj its first approach to shun, * 
 And watching unto prayer^ 
 
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 1 4 that I never, never more 
 Miff ht from thy ways depart I 
 Here let me give my wand'rings o'er, ''* 
 By giving thee my heart. 
 
 5 Fix my new heart on things afcove. 
 And then from earth release; ' 
 
 1 1 ask not life ; but let me lo ye, 
 And lay me down in peaqe. 
 
 HYMN 318. [« lines S's] 
 
 [1 |l|f ASTER, 1 own thy lawful claim, 
 I ITl Thine wholly thine, I long to be I 
 Thou Beest, at last, I willing am, 
 
 Where'er th ou goest to follow thee; 
 Myself in all things to deny ; r 
 
 I|!ie, wMljr thine, to live and4i«^ 
 
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 *mi^ BELIEVE** suFi-iswNCI. 
 
 2 WhateWtny Binful flesh requires, 
 i FortheelcheertuUy torego; 
 
 My covetous and vain desires, 
 
 My hopes of happiness below ; 
 
 My senses' and my passions food, 
 And aJl my thirst for oreatare^good. 
 
 Z Pleasure, and wealth, and praise no more 
 1 Shall lead my captive soul^ astray : 
 My* fond pursuits I all give o'er, 
 
 Thee, only thee, resolv'd t<>' obey : 
 My own in al) thinga to resign. 
 And know no othw will but tliine. 
 
 4 All power is thincvin earth and hearrt : 
 
 All fulness d#ells in thee alone ; 
 Whatever I ha^fi was freely given ; 
 
 Nothing but tin Icall my oWa .• 
 Other propriety disclaim : 
 Thou only art the gre«it I AM. 
 
 5 Whereforej'to thee I all resign : 
 
 Being thou art, imd Love, and power : 
 Thy only Will be done, not mine ! 
 
 Thee, Lord, let earth and heaven adort ! 
 Flow back the rivers to tlieir sea, 
 And let our alF be lost in thee 1 
 
 HYMN 319. . [4 linea S's & 2-6'!.] 
 
 1 /^OME on, my partners in distress, 
 %y My Gomradtes through the wilderness, 
 
 Who still your bodies feel; ^ 
 
 A while forget your griefs and fears, , - 
 And look beyond this valo of tears, 
 To that celestial hilt 
 
 ft Beyond the bouttds of titne and space 
 Look foj ward to tluMih#a»eBly place, 
 
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 ThaiiSats' secure abode 9 1 
 On faith's strong eagle pinions rlse^ 
 And force your passage to the skies, 
 
 And scale the mount of God. 
 
 3 Who suffer with our Master here, 
 We shall before his face appear, 
 
 And by his side sit down : 
 To patient fliith the prize is sure ; 
 And all that to the end endure 
 The cross sdiall wear the crown. 
 
 4 Thrice blessed bliss-inspiring hope ! 
 It lif^a the Hunting spirits tip 
 
 It brings to life the dead : 
 Our conflicts here shall soon be past. 
 And yorq and. I ascend a( last, 
 ^ Triumphant with our Head. 
 
 5 That great mysterious Deity^ 
 
 We soon with open face shall see 
 The beatifie fight: ' 
 
 Shall fill heaven's sounding court* witliv 
 praise,^ 
 
 And wide diffuse the golden blasse 
 Of everlasting light : ' 
 
 6 Th^Fatlier shining on hi, throne, 
 The glorious, co-eternal Son, 
 
 The Spirit, One and Seven, 
 Conspire our rapture to complete ; 
 And* lo.! we fall before his fe©t, 
 
 And silence heightens heaven.. 
 
 jMnhope of that ecstatic pause, ' 
 Jesus, we now sustain the cross. 
 n,.„^"<* «tby footstool fhll : ' 
 TOl tfeoM<»,f>hid<feii life reveal . 
 
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 Till thoii our raviahed spirits fill, 
 And God bo all in all! 
 
 HYMN 220t (Q lines 4-8'i kU'i.) 
 
 \ X ORD, I adore thy gracious will, 
 % 4 Thro* every instrument of ilJ, 
 
 My Father's goodness see ; 
 Accept the complicated wron^ 
 Of Shi^ei's-hand, and Shiraei's tongue, 
 
 /ksikmd tebulea from thee. 
 
 HYMN 321. 
 
 (L. M.) 
 
 i TTI TERNAL Beam of Light divine, 
 JlLi Fountain of inexhausted love ; 
 I in whom the Father's glories shine. 
 
 TTiro'carth beneath, and heaven abow. 
 
 2 Jesus, thiVeary wanderer's rest, 
 Give roe thy easy yoke to bear : 
 
 With steadfat^ patieiKJe arm my breast, 
 With spotless love, and lo^ly iear. 
 
 3 'Oiankful 1 take the cup fromj thee. 
 Prepared and mingled by thy skill : 
 
 yUo' bitter to the taste it be, 
 
 Powerful tho wounded soul to heal. 
 
 4 Be thou, O Rock of Ages, nigh ! 
 So sliall each murmuring thought begono 
 
 Aod grief, and fear, and care shall fly, 
 ' -^ As clouds before tlie mid-day sun, 
 
 5 8p«ak to mv warring passions, " P^'^ff i! 
 Say to my trembling heart, ** Be stiU : 
 
 Tbv power my strength and fortress is, 
 
 f or »» things serve thy sovereign win. 
 
 4 d e ath ! /Where is thy g tiag 1 Where novr ■ ^ y^ 
 
 Thy l>^a»ted victoryi * * ^nn V ■ \J 
 
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 Who shall contend with God ? or who ' 
 Can hurt whom God delights to sa^o f 
 
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 1 mHOuLambofGod, thou Prince of Peacc» 
 , X .For thee my thirsty soul doth pino ; 
 
 Hy longing heart implores thy grace^ 
 tn^ke me ia thy likeness Bbine ,• 
 
 2 With fraud!fls«, ev6n, htimble mind' 
 Thy will in all things may I see;/ 
 
 Thro love beevery wish resigned, 
 And hallow'dmjr whole heart to thee. 
 
 ^ ^P^^ '^^'i^y "^^^^ ^^«^ prevails, 
 With LJimb-Jike patience arm my breast : 
 When grief my wounded soul assails, 
 in Jowly meekness may I rest. 
 
 4 Close by thy side still may I keep, 
 
 yJlrf'^lF^^^^'"''''''^ <^"'*^<^n« flow : 
 Wjth steadfast <i^e hiark every step. 
 
 And follow thee wiiere'er thou go. 
 
 5 Thou, Lord, the dreadful fight kst won : 
 
 Alone thou hast the wine-prGss troi • 
 
 In me thy strengthening grace be shewn, 
 U may I conquer thro* thy Ijbod I ^ 
 
 « So when^n Sion thou Shalt staind, 
 
 I aSi K ?^^?'''^ ^"^^ adore their Kinff. 
 IihaHbefound at thy right h^lid, ^' 
 
 And free from pain thy glorjr dng. 
 V Tile darkncfls shineth aMhe l|h^ 
 
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 Sfinrch, prorfr my heart, itpants for thef , 
 
 burst these bonds, and 9<H it free I 
 
 2 Wwh out its stains, refine its dross, 
 Nail my affections to thy cross ; 
 Hallow each thoug;ht ; let all within 
 Be dean, as thou, my|Lord, art clean t 
 
 3 Ifin thisdaritsOTUewildlstray, / 
 Be thou my Lijght, be thou my Way ; 
 No foes, nor viotence I fear, 
 
 Nor fraud, while thpu, my God, art near. 
 
 4 When rising floods my soul overflow, 
 When sinks my heart in waves of woe ; 
 ^esus thy timely aid impart. 
 
 And raise my head and cheer my heart. 
 
 5 Saviour, where'er thy steps I see, 
 Dauntless, untir'd, I follow thee ! 
 a let thy hand support me still, 
 And lead me to ttiy holy hill I 
 
 6 If rough and thorny be the way, 
 
 My 8t|pi(hgth proportion to my day ; ^^ 
 Till toil, and grief, and pain shall ceasc^ 
 Wher^ all is calm, and joy and^eace. 
 
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 GROAI!IING FOR FtTIiL REDEMPTION. 
 
 HYMN 3^1 ^^ (s.M,) 
 
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 1 FTHHE tiling my God doth hate, 
 i JL That I no more may do, 
 Thy creature, Ldr^, again create, 
 
 Arid all my goul renew ; 
 
 My soul shall then, like thine^ 
 
 
Abhor the thing unclean ; 
 And, sanctified by lore divkle, 
 £or e^er cease from aio. 
 
 I lliat bleased law of thine, 
 
 Jesua, to tjoe impart : 
 I The Spirits law of life divine, 
 
 write it in my heart ! 
 
 Implant it deep within," 
 
 Whence it may ne'er remove, 
 
 I The liw o{ liberty from sin , 
 The perfect law of love. 
 
 II Thy nature be my law, 
 Thy spotless sanctity ; 
 
 I And sweetly every moment draw 
 My happy soul to thee. 
 Soul of my soul remain • 
 Who didst for all fulfil, 
 
 llome, Lord, fulfil again. 
 Thy heavenly Father a WilJ. 
 
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 O^SUyet thy dying cry 
 Fierce m the bottom of my heart : 
 ItoeyUs cure, its wants supply, ' 
 
 And bid my unbelief depgu-t. 
 SayAe dire root and seed of sin ; 
 ftepare for thee the holiest place ! 
 
 A»wl fia Uiy hoiMe with endless praittt. 
 
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 A tjnder, contrite heart receive, 
 w^yq p»vt B at haviniy grievM iti LeM* 
 
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 i A heart, tby joys tnd grieft to feel. 
 A heart that ctnnoi faithless prove ; 
 A heart, where Christ alone may dwell, 
 AU praise, all meekne««, and all love. 
 
 HYMN *26. 
 
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 1 g^ OlXpf eternal truth and gnrace,. 
 V3r Tliy faithfukpromiae seal I / 
 Hiy word, thy oi#. to Abraham*! race, 
 
 
 2 Let ua, to perfect IbVereiitord, 
 
 Thy image here retrieve ; 
 An<i in the presence of our Lord, 
 The Mo of angels live. » 
 
 3 That iiil^ty faith on me bestow, 
 
 Which cannot ask in vain ,- 
 Which holds^d will not let thee go, 
 TilHmy^8iHt»btain. 
 
 4 Till thou into my soul inspire 
 
 The perfect love ui^know^; 
 And tell my infinite desire, 
 *< Whatever thQU wilt be done." 
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 5 But is it possible that I 
 
 Should live, and tin no more ! 
 Lord, if on thee I dare rely. 
 The fkith shsil bring the power. 
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 6 On me the faith divine bestowy 
 
 Which doth the mountain move^ 
 And all my spotless life shall show 
 The* omnipotence of love. 
 

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 \ g\ FOR ilffei^ to prtfia my Qoi. 
 Vr A heart from sin set free ! 
 A heart tliut alwava feel* thy blood 
 So freely spilt tor me I 
 
 t A hetrt resign'd, iubmissive, meek, 
 My great redeemer's throne ; 
 Where onUr Christ is heard to speak J 
 Where Jesus reigns alone. 
 
 3 A humble, lowly, contrite heart, 
 
 Believing, true, and clean ! 
 Which neitfter life not death can part 
 From him that dwells within 1 
 
 4 A heart in every thought renewM, 
 ' And fiill of love divine ; 
 
 Perfect, and right, and pure, and good, 
 A copy, Lord, of thine/ 
 
 1 6 Thy teller heart Is still tlic same, 
 And melts at human woe ;| 
 Jmus, for thee distrest I am, 
 I want thy love to know. 
 
 r ^'l,!***'** ^^^^ know'st, can never rest, 
 TUl thou create my peace ; 
 
 Tillof my Eden TMwssest. 
 
 From every sin I cease. 
 
 Froit of thy gracious lips, on me 
 Bestow that peace unknown ; 
 
 The hidden manna, and the tree 
 Of life, and the white stone. 
 
 Thynature, gracious Lord, impart; 
 
 Come quickly from above ; 
 "^^y new name upon my hearty 
 
 ^ WW, best dame of love, 
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 I fllHOU hidden loT«ofGod, whose height, 
 
 JL Whose depth unfathomM.no man koovi; 
 iS from far thy bcautcoui ltght» 
 
 Inly I sigh for thy repone / 
 My heart M*pain'd nor can it bo 
 At rest, till it find rest in tlioo. 
 
 t Thy secret voice invitci me itill. 
 
 The swcetnefc* of tliy yoku to prove ,• 
 ^ And fain 1 wOuId ; butit»o* Biy will 
 4Seem fixt, yet wide my paswons rote^ 
 Yet hindrances strew fill the way ; 
 I aim at thee, yet from tlicc tUay. -- 
 
 I Tis mercy iiU, that thou hast brought^ 
 My mind to seek her peace in thee*. 
 Yet ifiiile 1 seek, but fiiid thee not, 
 No peace my wand*ring soul sliall see ; 
 • O wheri shall all my wandVings end, 
 - And all my steps to Iliee-w»r4 tend ! 
 
 4 ^there a thing beneatli the sun. 
 
 That strives with thee my heart to eharei 
 Ah ! tear it thence, an^ reign alone, 
 The Lord of every mptioh there ! 
 Then shall my heart frotn earth be free, 
 When it hatli found repoaa in thee. 
 
 § hide thy self from m#/ |har I 
 
 No more, but Clrji^Btjuiiie may live '• 
 My vile aflfectior.s cnicify, ' , 
 
 Nor let one darling lust sunriye ; 
 In all things nothing may i seei,' 
 KoUiing desire, or seek biitthdft. 
 
 6 Love, thy Eovereiitn aid fmpart, 
 __ — To s ave me ^ — ' — •««— -a>*-»j 
 
ChM« thJ« ielf-will thro* all my hoirt, 
 
 Thro' all iti latent mazci ther« I 
 fHike me thy dutooui child, that I ^ 
 Ceaielem may Abba, Father, cry. 
 
 T Ah, no ; I will not backward tutn } 
 Thine wholly, thine alone f ara ! 
 
 Thrice happy he who views with acorn 
 Earth's tovs, for thee his consti^nt flam» I 
 
 Oholp that I may never move ,' , . 
 
 From the blest footsteps of thy love i - 
 
 8 Each moment draw from earth away < 
 
 My heart that lowly watts thy cill / ^ 
 Speak to my inmost soul and s^y, 
 
 " I am thy Love, thy O04, thy AH !»• 
 To feel thy power, to hear thy voice^ 
 To taste thy love, be all my choice. • 
 
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 I TT^ wtisom'd sinners, hear, 
 1. The prisoners of the Lord 5 ' 
 
 And wait tiU Christ appear, 
 Accordinj5 to his word : 
 
 Rejoice in hope, rejoice with me, \ 
 Wi shall from aH our sins be free. \ 
 
 S Letadiers bug their chains, [ >■ 
 
 For sin ^nd Satan plead, 
 Aqi^y, f?6m sin's remains 1 \ [ 
 
 They never can be freed ; V 5-^ 
 Ri|oice in hope, rejoice with ttid^ ' V 
 W# ikail from all our sins be free. 
 
 I h Ood we put ouSr Initt ;^J^ _^ _ X* . 
 ^Ifvre our MQi confess, , 
 Wthlul he k, and just,. 
 
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 To cleanse us all both you afid me : 
 We shall from all our sins be free, 
 
 4 Surely in us the hope 
 
 Of glory shall appear j 
 Sinners, your heads lift up» 
 
 And see Redemption near : 
 Again, I say, rejoice with me, 
 W0 shall from all our sins be frcew 
 
 5 Who Jesu's sufferings share. 
 
 My fellow prisoner's now, 
 Ye soon the wreath shall wear, 
 
 On your triumphant brow : 
 Kejoice in hope, rejoice with ine, 
 We shall from all our sins be free. 
 
 € The word of (iod is sure. 
 And never can remove ; 
 We shall in heart be pure. 
 And pwtfected in love : 
 Rejoice in hope, rejoice with me, 
 We shall from s4l our sins be free. 
 
 7 Then let us^ladly bring 
 Ouf sacrifice of praise^: 
 Let us give thanks and sing, 
 
 And glory in his ^ace : 
 Bejoice in hope, rejoice with me, 
 We shall from all our sins be free. 
 
 HYMN 830? 
 
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 1 TplOR ever heremy rest shall be, 
 JC Close to thy bleeding side ; 
 This all my hope and all my plea. 
 
 For me the Saviour died. 
 
 2 My dying Saviour, and m^ God* . 
 
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 FOR VVVp RBDSiCPTIOir, 
 
 Sprinkle me ever with thy blood. 
 And cleanse, and keep me clean. 
 
 3 Wash me, and make me thus thine own 
 
 Wash me, and mine thou art ; 
 
 Wash me, but not my ieei alone. 
 
 My hands, my head, my heart. 
 
 4 The* atonement of thy blood apply, 
 
 Till faith to sight improve ; 
 Till hope in full fruition die. 
 And all my soul be love. 
 
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 HYMN 831. 
 
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 1 TESUS,mylife! thyself apply, 
 
 O Thy Holy Spirit breatht y « 
 
 My vile affections crucify. 
 Conform me to thy deaUi. ' 
 
 2 Conqueror of Hell, and esurffa, and sin. 
 
 Still with thy rebel strive ; 
 
 Enter my soul, and work within. 
 
 And kill, and make alive ! 
 
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 3 More of thy life, and more I have 
 
 As^ old Adam dies ; 
 Bury me. Saviour, in thy grave, 
 lliat I with thee may rise. 
 
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 4 Re^ in mji^ Lord, thy foes control^ 
 
 Who would not own thy sway ; 
 Diffuse thine ims^e through my soul. 
 Shine to the p^fect day. U 
 
 5 Scatter the last remains of sin, 
 
 And seal me thine abod e r ^ 
 
 make me glorious all within, i 
 A temple built by God \ * vaji,.^ * , 
 
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 1 iprEAVENLY Father, sovereign Lord, 
 JX Ever faithful to thy word. 
 
 Humbly we our seal set to, 
 Testify that thou art true. 
 Lo ! tor us the wilds are glad, 
 All in cheerful green arrayM, 
 Opening sweets they all disclose. 
 Bud and blossom as the rOse. 
 
 2 Hark! the wastes have found a voice t 
 
 Lonely dcsarts now r^oice ! 
 
 Gladsome hallalujdhs sing ; 
 
 All around with praises ring. 
 Lol •bundanlly they Woom, 
 Lebanon is hither come : 
 Canners stores the heavens nlispeiiii, 
 Sh^on's fertile excellence. 
 
 3 See, these barren souls of oars 
 Bloom, andjiot forth fruits and ^werti 
 Flowers of Eden, fruit s of ;i race, 
 Peace, and joy, and righteousness^ 
 
 We behold (th^bjects we 1), 
 Christ, the' incOTnate Deity , 
 Ciivist, in whom tliy^lorie^ sfahiei 
 Excellence of strength divined V 
 
 4 Te that tremble at his frow:n, 
 
 He shall lift your hands cast down ; 
 Christ, who alt your w^eakness se^f 
 He shall prop y6ur feeble knees. 
 He of fearful liearts be stron^^, 
 Jesus will not tarry Ion j 
 
 Foar not lest his truth 
 itsiif is imcbaof fitable. 
 
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5 God, your God, shall suirly coii^ * 
 
 Quell your focrvy and seal their doom / 
 He fhall come andtilive yoq too : ; 
 
 We, Lord, have found thee true ! 
 
 Blind we were, but now we see 2 . 
 
 Deaf; we hearken now to thee : 
 
 Dumb ; for thee oar tongues emnloj : 
 
 Lime ; and, lo! we leap for jqy. 
 
 6 Faint wo were and parch'd wjth drouchl * 
 Water at thy wi rd gush'd out ; •^ * 
 Streams of grace our thirst repcfi^fi 
 Btirtio; from, the wilderness. :/ 
 
 Still we gasp thy grace to Hnow ! 
 Hero foir ever let it flow ; 
 Make the thirsty land a fiooF, 
 Fii tfcy Spirhin oursoul. 
 
 HYMN 33». [4 ImaiiOl ^i.] 
 
 1 tl^I-Y Lamb who thee ri»beif«t 
 J.X Who in thee begin to I|v0, 
 Day and night they cry to Uioe^ 
 A»lliQuajpt,ao J^ua be! 
 
 S Jews, tee m^ panting breast; 
 See I pant in thee to r^st ! 
 Gladly would t now be clean : 
 Cteanse .me now from ev'ry tin. > 
 
 3 Fit, OHx my wav'ring mind I 
 To Ihr cro* my spiritbind : ^ , 
 
 Earthly pasaions for remove i "^ 
 
 SwaUow op my aout in love. 
 
 [iDwiaftiaahcjitho^webe, 
 fyM of lap awj misery, 
 
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 Wlilliitrebaae of th^ Uoodf 
 
 
 
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 5 Who in baart on thee belie^ea, . 
 He the atonemignt now receives ; 
 He with joy beholds thy face, 
 Triumphs m thy pardoning grace. 
 
 6 See, ye sinners, see the flame, 
 Risinj^ from the sJauehter'cf Lamb, 
 Marks the new, the living way. 
 Leading to eternal day I > . 
 
 7 Jesus, when this light we sce^ 
 All our soul'S athirst for thee : 
 When thy quicji'ning power we prove, 
 All our heart dissolves in loVe. . 
 
 8 Boundleas wisdom, power divine, 
 Love unspeakable are thine t 
 Praise by all to thee be given, 
 Sons of eartli, and hosts pf heaven. 
 
 HYMN 834. , ' [SMnesS's.] 
 
 1 /^DME, Holy Ghosi, all.quicWihgfiw! 
 \^ Come, and my hallowM heart inspire. 
 
 Sprinkled with the' atoninff blood I 
 Now to my soul thyself reveal, 
 Thy mighty working let me feel, 
 
 And know that {.am born of God. 
 
 2 Thy witness v^ith mjr spirit bear. 
 That God', my God, mhabits there : 
 
 Thou with the Father and the Son, 
 Eternal light's co-eval beam, r 
 
 Be Christ in me, and I in him, 
 
 Till perfect we are made in one. ? 
 
 S Tlien wilt thou mytiHhote heart subdte, 
 Come, Lord, and fotm my soul anew* 
 Emptied of pride, and wFath, and*ell; 
 
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 Lm8 than the least of all thy store 
 Of mercies, I myself abhor ; 
 ^ AJl, all my fileness raay I feel ! 
 
 4 Humble, and teachable, and mild,' 
 ^ may I, as a little child 
 
 My lowly Master's steps pursue! 
 Be anger to my soul unknown ; 
 Hate, envy, jealousy , be gone ; 
 In love create thou all things new.^ 
 
 |} let earth no more my heart divide ; 
 With Christ may I be crucified ,- 
 
 To thee with my whole heart a8pir#/ 
 Dead to the world and all its toys^ 
 Its idle pomp and fading joys. 
 Be thou alone my one desire ! 
 
 [( Be thou my joy, be thou my dread/ 
 In battle cover thou my head , 
 
 Nor earth, nor hell I then shall fear; 
 1 then shall tunpi my steady face : 
 Want, pain defy,~|njoy disgrace,*^ 
 
 Glory in dissolution near. 
 
 My will be swallow'd up in thee I 
 U^t in thy light still may I see, 
 
 fieholdinj^ thee with open face? 
 Caird the full power of faith to prove. 
 Let aU thy hallow'd heart be love, 
 
 And all my spotless life be praise. 
 
 Come, Holy Ghost, all-quick'ning iire. 
 MytJonsecriited heart inspire, . 
 
 Sprinkled with the* atoning blood :. : 
 joll to my soul thyself reveal: 
 % mighty working may I fe6l, 
 
 
 
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 I TESU, thou art our Kinlr! ' 
 tJ To me thy succour bring: 
 
 ChriitVtheJuighty One art thdu, 
 Help, for all on tliee h laid ; ^ 
 This the word: I claim it now ; 
 
 Send me now the promis'd aid. 
 
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 .2 High on thy |i?ather*8 throne, 
 O look with pity down! ^ 
 Help, help, attend my call,- 
 Captive lead captivity: ^ - 
 
 K^ngof gloiy, I-ord of all, 
 Christ, be Lord, be King to me ! 
 
 8 I pant to feel thy sway, 
 ' And oftly thee to' obey ; ^. 
 
 Thee ijijy spirit gasps to meet: ■ ^ 
 
 This n^y one, my ceaseless prayeri 
 
 Make, make i[ny heart thy seat ! 
 . O set up thy kingdom there I 
 
 4 Triumph and reign in me! . ^ 
 And spread t^y victory; i ' 
 (letl^ and death7and sin control, ^ 
 
 Pride, and wrath, and every Toe, 
 All subdue : thro' al 1 my soul , ' 
 
 CoDquermg and. to- conquer go. . , « 
 
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 1 £\ JES0$, source of calm t^pose, 
 \^ Thy like nor man, nof angel kubws, 
 Fafll«9t among ten thousand taiirl 
 Ev*n those wh<>m death's sjid fetters twurfi 
 ^Vhom thickest darkness conipass'd roundf 
 Find light and life , jf thou appear. 
 
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 Ere time its ceaseleis echirie hetm*^ 
 Thou, when the' appointedl hour was come 
 Didst nbt abhor the YirfrinfB womb, * 
 
 But God with God, was man with man. 
 
 I The world, ain, d^atb, oppoLe in vain, 
 
 Th6u Iffi thy dying, death hdth elain, 
 
 My fbeat Deliv Ver, and ky God J 
 
 In ?ain does the old dragon ra^e; / 
 
 In vain all hell its powers eb^e ; / 
 
 None can withstand thy conqu(»ring Mood. 
 
 rLordoverali, sent to fulfil j 
 
 Thygracious Father's wvereiffttidU 
 To tby^drelid sceptre will I bow ; * 
 With duteous reverence at thyfeet l 
 Likehumble M^ry lo ! I sit; / 
 
 ,^ Speak, Lord, thy Servant heareth now. 
 
 Renew thine ioiage, Lord, in me. 
 Lowly and gentle may I be ; 
 
 No chirms but these to t ^lee are dear • 
 No an|rerfAay»st thou ever find/ /^ ' 
 WoptWe in my unniffled mind, J 
 
 But faith, and heaven-boi^pi pe«ee lie fiittn^. 
 t Apaticnt> a victorious mind, 
 Tljt life and all tlinsrscHsiJbehind, 
 
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 Afieart that no d( site can ihove. 
 
 Butshjlto^ adore. I diove. ana love. 
 *»»ve me, my. Lord, my lUfe, mj M | 
 
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 1 watt thy coming from above : 
 Help ttie, Saviour, speak the word, 
 And perfect me in love. 
 
 t Wilt thou suffer me to go 
 
 Lamenting all my days ? 
 Shall 1 never, never know. 
 
 Thy sanctifying p-ace r 
 Wilt thou not thy light afford. 
 
 The darkness from my soul remove ? 
 Help me, Saviour, speak the word, 
 And perfect me in We. 
 
 3 Lord, if I oii thee believe/ 
 
 Thy perfect love impart ; 
 With the indwelling Spirit givTB 
 
 A new, a contrite heart : _ 
 If with love thy heart be stor d^ 
 If now o'er me thy bowels move, 
 Help me, Saviour, speak the word, 
 
 And perfect m^ in love. ^ 
 
 Let me ^in my calling's hope, 
 
 O make the sinner clean I 
 Dry corruption's fountain *up, , 
 
 Cut off the* entail pf sin 1 
 Take me into thee, my Lord, 
 
 And shall then no longer rove : 
 Help me. Saviour, speak the word, 
 And perfect me in love. 
 
 6 Them my Life, ifty Treasure be, 
 
 My Portion here belolv ; 
 * Nothing wouM I seek but thee. 
 Thee only would I know ; 
 My exceeding Great Keward, ;' 
 
 1 My heaVen on earth, my heaven above . 
 
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 C Grant me now the blisa to feel 
 
 OfthoBe that are in thee: ^ 
 
 Son of God, thyself reveal, 
 
 Enerave thy name on me ! 
 As in heaven, be here ador'd, 
 I And Jet me now the promise prove, 
 Help me, Saviow, gpeak the word. 
 
 And perfect mi in love. 
 
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 JESU, shall I nevet be 
 Firmljr grounded qpon thee ; 
 Never by thy work abid^, 
 L Never in thy wounds reside ? 
 
 howyjvavering is my mind ! 
 To88*d about with every wind ! 
 how quickly doth my heart ' 
 From the living God depart; 
 
 Jeras, let my nature feel, . 
 Thou art God unchangeable : 
 Jah, JehovIh, great I A&i, 
 Speak mto my soul thy Name. 
 Grant that every moment I 
 May believe, and feel thee niffh. 
 Steadfastly behold thy face 
 'Stabliahed with abiding grie. 
 
 Plant, and root, and fix in me 
 
 AllUie mind that was in thee: 
 SetUed^peace I then shall find ; 
 
 JeroVis a quiet mind. _ 
 
 I %cr I no more shall feel, 
 I Alwavs even, always still ; 
 
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 ^IkW my Father's gracious will ; 
 
 ^ / Be in all alike reaign'd; 
 
 ) / Jesu's is a patient iniad. 
 
 8 When 'tis deeply rooted here> 
 l^erfect love shall cast outCea^; 
 Fear dotti servile spirits bind ; 
 Jesu*s ii a noble mind. 
 
 When I feel it fixt within, 
 I shall have no power to sin ; 
 
 Slow shall sin an entrance find; 
 esu'sis a spotless mind. 
 
 10 I shall nothing know beside 
 Jesus, and him crucified: ' 
 Perfectly to him be join'd ; 
 Jesu*s is a loving mmd. 
 
 tl I shall triumph evermore. 
 
 Gratefully my God adore ; ^ 
 ' 'God so good, so true, to kin^ ; 
 
 Jesu's is a thankful mind. 
 
 12 Lowly, loving, meek, and pure, 
 I shall to the end endure ; r 
 
 «* Be no more to sin inclin'd ; 
 Je8U*8 is a constant liiind.. 
 
 IS I shall fully be restdr'd 
 To the image of my lord ; 
 Witnessing to all mankind^ 
 Jttta^s is a perfect mind. * 
 
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 ORD, 1 beliere^ every word. 
 I Thy every promise true : 
 And, Id: I wait on Ihe^ ny Lord» 
 TiU 1 my strength foiROW. 
 
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} If in thjfl feeble ileHli I raajT 
 
 Awhile whew forth thy praise/ 
 Jesus support the totteriitg clay. 
 And lengthen out my days. 
 
 Z If such a worm as I can spread 
 The common Saviour 'h name ; 
 Let him^ho rais'd thee from the dead 
 Quick§n my mortal frame. * 
 
 4 Still let me live thy blood ia show, 
 
 Which purges every «tain ; V . 
 And gladly linger out belong 
 . A kw more years in paiu. 
 
 5 Spare me till I my strength of soul 
 
 Till I thy love retrieve / % * 
 Till faith shall make ray spirit whole 
 And perfect soundness give. 
 
 % Faith ^ be heal'd thou know*8t I hare 
 Fronrsin to be made clean ; ' 
 
 Able thou art from sin to save. 
 From all indwelling sin. 
 
 1 7 Surely thou canst, I do not doubt, 7 
 ' Thou wilt thyself iihpart; [ 
 
 The bon^-woman*s ba$e son cast out. 
 And take up ail my heart. , 
 
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 |8 lihall my ancient strength rei 
 ■ The excellence divine, 
 (^(J[j»o« art good, if thou art true,) 
 Throug^^t my soul shaU ihitte . 
 
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 Tiro Jesus strerigth'nihg me, 
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 A For thi8 in steadfast hope 1 wait, 
 Now, Lord, my uoul restore ; 
 Now the new heaven* and «arth create, 
 And I ahall sin no more. 
 
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 1 ¥ ESU, the Life, the Truth, the Way, 
 tf In whbm I now believe. 
 As taught by thee, in faith I pray, 
 -Expecting to recoive._^ 
 
 t Thy will by me on earth be done, 
 Aft by the powers abovn. 
 Who always see thee on thy throne, 
 ^ , And glory in thy love. 
 
 i laak in'conftdencc the prace, 
 
 ThtiX I may do thy will. 
 As angels who behold thy face, 
 
 Aod ill thy words fultll. 
 
 i Surely I Aall, the sfnhet I» 
 
 Bhftll serve thee without fear ) 
 My lieart no longer givejh the lie 
 Tip my deceitful prayer. 
 
 I ifhen thou the work of faith liast wrought. 
 I shall be pure Within; 
 Nor sin in deed, of v^ord, or thought^ 
 For afigiels uiover sin. 
 f From Uie© noittore sljall I depart j 
 Np mora unfaithful prove j 
 Butlbve thee with a constant hfc^aiii 
 For angels always love. ^, 
 
 tt ill thy holy wm shfOl provli^ r^ j^^ 
 I, » weak, sinful worm, 
 When thee w ith aUHa^y heart 1 lofp^ 
 
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 To me Bball all be ^iven ; 
 And I ihall do thy will on i6arth» 
 Af ikugeU do in heaven. 
 
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 1 /"IPEN, Lord, myinwurd e^, 
 \J And bid my heart rejoice ; 
 Bid my quiet ipirit hear 
 
 Thy comfortable voice ; 
 Never in the Whirlwind found, - ^^ 
 Or where earthquakes rock the.place, 
 8tili and silent is the sound, 
 The whisper of thy grace. 
 
 2 From the world of sin* and noise, 
 And hurrv, I withdraw ; -^ /" / ' 
 
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 I ^ait, with humble awo : j 
 
 ii^t am I now, and still, ' • * , 
 
 * ^Dire not in thy presence move ; j ; 
 
 To my waiting soiil reveal • ' *:, 
 
 The secret of thy love. 
 
 8 Thou hast undertoiSk for me. 
 
 For me to death waat sold. : . • 
 Wisdom in a mysteiy -^ ; 
 
 Of bleeding love un^mi : 
 Teach the lesson of thy crosi, ^^ 
 
 Let me die with thee to reign : • . ''^^'^ 
 
 All things let me but count but loiM, 
 So I m^ th^ regain. 
 
 i Shew* lie, as my ibul can bewy : 
 Tne depth of inbred sin } _^ 
 All the unbelief declare, ^T^ 
 The pride that lurks within; 
 
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 Every hii^h aspiring thought, 
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 I Lord, my time is thine hand, 
 My iM)ul to thee convert ; 
 Thou canst make me'* understand, 
 
 Tho' I am slow of heart ; 
 Thine in vihom I live and move. 
 Thine the work the praise is thine. 
 Thou art Wisdom, Power, and Love, 
 And all thou art is mine^ 
 
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 \Jf Who brav'd the tyrant's ire, - 
 Nobly scorn'd to bow the knee. 
 
 And walk'd unhurt in fire ; 
 Breathe their faith into my breast; 
 Arm me in this fiery hour , • 
 Stand, O Son ot Man, confest 
 In all thy saving power I 
 
 2f For while thou, my Lord, art nigh, 
 My soul disdains to fear ; 
 Sin and satan I defy, 
 
 Sjtill impotently near ; ^ 
 Earth and hell their wars may wage, 
 Calm I mark their vain design ; 
 Smiie to see them idly rage 
 Against a child of thine* 
 
 3 Unto thee, my Help, my Uopet 
 My safeguard and my ToweTj 
 Ck>nfident I still look up, 
 
 And still receive thy power ; 
 All the aliens' host I chase* 
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 Satan cowes ,^ I turn my face ; 
 And, Jo i the tempter flies ! 
 4 Sin in me, the inbred foe, 
 Awhile subsists in chains : 
 But thou all thy power shalt sho^ 
 And slay its last remains : ^ 
 
 Thou hastconquer'd my desire 
 Thou Shalt quench it with thy blood • 
 Fill me with a purer fire, ' 
 
 And make me all like 'Ood 
 
 HYMN 343. 
 
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 My Saviour and my head, . 
 I trrist m thee whose powerful wcr^ '. . 
 Hath rais'd him from the dead. 
 1 Thou know St for my offence he Sid:' • 
 And rose again for me ,' - 
 
 Fiilly and freely juslifyM, 
 That I might live to thee. 
 
 1 3 Eternal life tfe all mdnkind 
 
 Thou hast in Jesus given ; W , 
 
 And all who seek, in him shall fifed 
 The happiness of heaven. 
 
 I* God ! thy record I believe; 
 " In Abraham's footsteps tread ♦ ' 
 ^^L^^^ expecting to receive' ' 
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 Ffh inthy power thou seest I hiwL 
 ^For th^u this faith hast wrought^ 
 
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 Present with thee tiie future are. 
 With thee, the great I am. ■ 
 
 7 In hope, against all human hop6,\ 
 
 Self-desperate I believe; 
 Thy auick'ning word shall raise me up, 
 thou Shalt thy spirit give. 
 
 8 The thing surpasses all my thought ; 
 
 But faithful is my Lord ; 
 Thro* unbelief I stagger not, . 
 
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 f Faith, migh^ faith, the promise see^P^ 
 
 And lo^ to that alone ;^ ^ . ' 
 Laughs at impossibilities, i 
 
 Andcries,** it shall be doner 
 
 10 To tti«« the glory of thy power 
 And faithfulness I give ! 
 I shall in Christ, at that glad hour. 
 And Christ in me shall live. 
 
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 Thou never wilt reprove; 
 iJut thou wilt form thy Son in me^ 
 And perfect me in love. 
 
 I m; It God I humbly call thee mine^ 
 if J. And Will not quit my claim; \ 
 Hill all I have is lost in thine, 
 And ali renewed I^ra. 
 
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 hold thee with a trembling hand. 
 
 But Will notlet thee go, , 
 Till steadfastly by faith I stand, 
 Aid all thy goodness know. 
 
 
 
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 $ When shall I see the welcome h6ur» 
 That plants my God in me ! 
 Spirit of health, and lifci and power, 
 And perfect liberty ! 
 
 4 Jesus, thine all victorious love 
 Shed in my heart abroad ; 
 Then shall my feet no longer rove, 
 / Rooted and fixt in G( ' 
 
 h Love only can the conquest win. 
 The strength o f sin subd\ie, 
 (Mine own unconquerable sin,) 
 And form my soul anew* 
 
 (Love can bow down the stubboin neck. 
 The stone to flesh convert/ 
 Soften and melt, and pierce and break. 
 4 An adamantine heart. \ 
 
 to that in me the sacred fi^e 
 
 Might now be^in to glow ! \ ^ . 
 Bum up the dross of base desire, ^ 
 And make the mountains flow I * ' ' 
 
 8 OihatTt now from heaven might fall. 
 And all my sins consume ! 
 ComCj^Holy Ghost, for thee I call, ^ 
 Spirit of burning come. 
 
 » Refinmg fire, go thro* my heart. 
 Illuminate my soul ; 
 Scsftter thy. life thro* every part, 
 « And sanctify the Whole. 
 
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 But Christ be all the world to me» 
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 1 T> E it according to thy wbtcll 
 J>TlnS moment let it be ! 
 that I- now, my grdcious- l6r4, * 
 
 Might lose myself in iho^ l^ - ^ . . •; 
 
 2 Now, Jeeus, let thy pow6ffiil di$alh • 
 # Into my bein^ COmiB ; 
 
 V Slay theold Adam with thy br(6alh, 
 ■ " The man of sin consume. 
 
 3 Withhold whatever my flesh rie(|urret,: 
 
 Poison ray pleasant fopd ; ' 
 Spoil iny delightj^, my Vain d^reSj 
 My ail of creature good, 
 
 4 My old affections mortify, > ^ .1 
 j:. Nail to the cross my will ; 
 
 ^ Daily andhourly bid knedie, * 
 ^ Or altogether kill. , . .. 
 
 ;^ 5 Jesus my Life appear within, 
 , , And bruise the derp^nt's head ; 
 xEnter toy soul, extirpate sin, . ^ 
 
 Cast out the cursed seed, . ^ ^ 
 
 6 Hast thou not made me willing, Lord i 
 
 Would I not die this hour ? ^ ,^. 
 Then ipeak the killing, quickening word { 
 Slayi* raise me by tny poWer. 
 
 7 Sto *^e andl in thee ^hall tiiiit^ ; ' ^ 
 
 with thy dead men arise } ^ ' 
 Awak«, and sing out of tlie dust« 
 Sooa as this nature dies. 
 
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 Jjjihail I Uve • and yet not I; 
 Hut Chrfst in me shall live. ' 
 
 Be it accordi|igf to thy woj^dl ^ ' 
 , This moment let it be^t / .^ 
 The life I Ipse for thee, my it-oM, ; ^ ^ . 
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 . The f^lneiiB of tl^i^ftj^ 
 LO might thy SpHt the> blood apply, 
 
 Fflmye find makife ihy iMhfe wh^K i 
 My inbred inal^dy ren|ov^'; - » : - 
 
 [Tb perfect health re^tot-^ my/8otjil, . ^ 
 To perfect hoiSnejteJCtidiovfc ^ 
 
 ESU^'fll^'^ft divine I. p^oW^ 
 
 I Tt . jTi^^^ <?ivine I ask office; ' 
 ™ MTiftr water now bestowA 
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 1 . Thou, Lord, of life the fountain art, ' 
 / Now let me find thee in my heart 1 
 
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 ' % Thee let me drinlt and thirst no more 
 For drops of finite happinea? : 
 
 ' ^SprinjfUp, 0"well,in heaVenly power, 
 In streams of ifire perennial peace ; 
 
 "^^ . tn joy, that none can take away, , 
 h^ Ute, wUch shall for ever stay, 
 
 * 3 Father, on me the grace bestow, 
 Unblamable befbre thy sight, , 
 - Wheiice alt the streams of mercy Mwy 
 MercY'thy ©wn supremo deliglft, 
 To me t#r /epun's sake impart, 
 Andf plant diy hature in my heart. ^ 
 
 4 Thy t^ind throughout my life be showli^ 
 While list' ning to the wretche?^ cry, 
 The widowV and the orphanns' grqani 
 
 On mercy's wings I swiftly fly,* 
 Th« poor and helpless to relieve, 
 Hy life, my all for ttpt^bo give« t ./ 
 
 9 TI|B8 may I shew the Spirit within^ 
 Which purges me from every stain, 
 Unspotted from l|ie world and sin,. 
 
 ily faith's integrity maintain; 
 The truth of my mliglop prove, # 
 JBy perfect purity and Idve^ ' " 
 
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 \J An4iie!p a sinner tu^lraw oe«^ 
 
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 Help me thy benefits tb sing, ^ 
 AXmile to sec roe feebly br^^^^ 
 My h«">^V wcrifict of praise, 
 kcannot praise th#eJs I wouWl ^ 
 
 But thou art mercitul and good ; 
 
 I know tliou never wilt despise 
 
 ' The day of small andl^ble tilings^ 
 
 But bear roe, till on Ja^les* vvings 
 
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 of love I rise. 
 
 (Which bride wiuld not pormil 19 last) 
 
 That touptiof lov^, thiitp|ftdg^of beav a i 
 Sorely on roe my^FttliersiriH'd;^ . % 
 
 j^nd once I knew hiift rocon^I d, . 
 And once li|^l my sins fV^rgiven. 
 
 \ My Lofd and God ij then could 88e» 
 
 [ My Saviour who halh died for mOf. 
 , To bring tho rebtd near to God : 
 Tbou d^st, thou didst thy peace inipait« 
 PardoiPv^a»>^itte#^n iny heart, 
 In largest characters of blood. 
 
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 When I to folly tutn'd % ain, -^ 
 
 And sinn'd a^bst thy light . 
 
 6rac#did inuch Are than sin aboun^^ ^ 
 Amaz'd, I still foiiveiiess found, y% 
 ^ And ^ank'd mjfAdvocale ahov^. 
 
 Saviour, for thfirthillil^heiiiawri '^ ^♦^ 
 Hy BvfWB to the utmost, thou 
 
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 For every foul of man is free, 
 
 " ^ono of tfhy mercies need dospairt 
 Patient, and pitiful, and kind, 
 Ttye every §ou! of man may find, 
 And, freeJy sat'd, thy grace deolar^. 
 
 m B A tile backsliding sinner, I 
 
 Ten thousand dealhs deserve. to dioi 
 Yet still by spWreign grt^e I Hvei 
 Saviour, to thee I still look up : * 
 Ifee an op^n door at hope, ^ y 
 . 4 And ^>Wt % fblne^i (I receive. 
 
 . # ? How shalt r^ank lliee for the grace* 
 The trUst I have to see tfcy face, 
 
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 The.ni^t of doubts and fears is past 
 The Morriihg-star tfppea'fh at Ih^t, 
 
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 I SOON shall hear the qur^k-ning voici] 
 Shall always pray, give thanks, rejoioB, 
 2(Thw is thy .will, and ftiithful wWd,) 
 My fcpirit meek, my witf ; rosign'd, > 
 Lowly as thine shall be my mind, 
 The servant shail be as ins Lord.. 
 
 A,lready, Lotd, I feel thy pbwer, 
 Preserv'd from 6vil every h^r^^^ 
 wjly great Preserver I pro^im — 
 f ^ty an d st rength in 4hee I haveT^ v 
 I and, I find thee strong to save, ; 
 
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 py faith I every mohient stand, 
 lirangely upheld by tliy ri^htliand, 
 I my own wiokednefls eschew r 
 finHer I am kept from sin, ' ; 
 nd thuu shalt inake^ me pure within' 
 And thou shalt form my soul anew. 
 lom« then, and loose. my stanunerinii 
 
 oarh me thfe new, the joyfjil aong 
 And perfect in a bkabe thy praise : ' 
 wa;it a thousand ^ives to' employ 
 i publishing, ^o sounSs of joy, 
 The gospel <ff thy gehertii grac# ♦^ , 
 
 )me, Lord, thy spirit bid^toeo^^ " 
 JVC me thyself, and take mS%m^ ' 
 wnoW the glorious earne||*ivMi • • 
 ^' counsel of thy ^race fuM|f . 
 Itingdom comeAthy perfect wiJI^ 
 1 4one on earth as 'tis i^ n^v-o|i. " 
 
 COME and dvvrell in me, 
 Sprffi of power within i 
 
 bring the glorious liberty 
 
 [rom Borrow, fear, and sin. 
 
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 ppirit of health, remove^ , -^ -3 
 
 I of finisl^d holiness, 
 
 Ppu:it of perfect love.- r ' 
 
 Nen^e joyHil dajr, ^ • . ^ 
 
 *'"f«»a" oiy-sins consume : 
 ^thia^f thail be pait away. 
 
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 Fntlr ih vself and drWe it »ienc«, 
 
 % I want the witnesi,tord, 
 •IhataUldoisnghl, 
 According to thy wiU and word, 
 
 VVell-pl«a»»ng »" "*y •*8»"^ 
 1 oak no higher itate : t 
 • Indulge me hnx in lhl«; 
 And BOon or later then translate 
 To my eternal bliss. ^ ' 
 
 HTWN 351. [8 lino* 7S 8t 6'fc] 
 
 Jb fHH tjiark otUmvenW fire ! 
 See my «o«l ^^® breath of God, 
 Doth after God aspire : ^ 
 * Set it still to beaven ascend, 
 TiU I my principle rcjoiii ; 
 Blended with my glprioiw end, 
 And lost in love divine 1 
 
 -^ Lord, if tbott from me hast bfQ|fe 
 Tbe power of outward am ; 
 
 Burst tbia Babyloniab yoke. 
 And make me free witlun ; 
 ^ Bid my inbred «in depart, 
 ^nd I tbv utmost word shall proTe. 
 ^ViirStbothinliieandbeart.1 
 
 Ai^ perfected in k)ve.^ 
 
 8 God of all-suflBcient grace, _ 
 My God in Christ thou art : 
 Bid m© w«lk before thy fec^^ 
 
 Tiill wnl^re inheart j 
 TiU transfirom'd by faith diTjne, 
 ^4 gMD that perfect love unkiKmn, 
 
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 I By putting on thj Soq. 
 
 [pitlier, Son» and Holy Ohoet» 
 
 In council loin again, / 
 
 Po reftore thine image, loit .^ t 
 
 By fraiJ, appstat0 man ; 
 lo might t tKy form express ! ^ • 
 )rough faith begotten from above» 
 '"lampt with real holiness, ' ' 
 
 Aodfiird withpe*Tectloyd J ^ -- ^^ 
 
 HtMN852. / [L.M.I ' 1 
 
 GOD, most merciful andlrue I 
 Thy nature to my soul impiri; ■ 
 iliah with me the covenant new, ^' 
 And write perfection on my heart, i*^ * 
 
 Fb real holiness res tor'd; \ • <^ f * ' ' 
 
 let me gain my Saviour's mind ! ; / 
 
 l^od in the knowledge of my Lord, 
 Fulness of life eternal find. • 
 
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 Rftmemb#, Lord, my sins no morgi ,^ 
 That themi may no more forget { ^ 
 
 liitsuok ii^iMltless shame adore,> ♦^ 
 With speediless wonder at tlwr feet ^ 
 
 ^'erwhelm'd with Af ittipeoWs gf^^ 
 I shall not in thy presence move ,* 
 
 put breattie unutterable praise. 
 And rapturous awe, and silent loy^. 
 leo every murmuring thought anif t||| 
 Expires, in sweet confusioa^tost i 
 
 «im8lt of my croes comjplaiii^ , * \ ^7 : 
 lanoot Qf my goodness hoast ' V. . 
 Mj op 'd for tU that I hav e dona, — — 
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 And glory g[ive to God alonej 
 
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 HYMN 85a: 
 
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 1 ir|EEPENth«woumltbyhwicUh4venM 
 JE^ 111 thb weak, belplew soul / 
 Till iporcy, with itn balmy aid, 
 
 Pekead to ma|te me whole. 
 
 2 The fHarpnewi of thy tyo-edg'd fwopi) 
 
 Enable me to* endure ; ~ . 
 Jill bold to iay. My hallowing Lord 
 ^ llath wrought a perfect cure. 
 
 8 I tee the* tMcecding broa^ command, 
 Which 8iU contains in one ; 
 Enlarge my heart to understand 
 ^I'he mystery unknown. 
 
 't) that witfi aUl9>y saints I might 
 
 By sweet experience prove, 
 What is the lenj;th, and breadth, and heij 
 And depth o|^perfect love ! 
 
 HVMN 354. 
 
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 1 "IMTHAT now is my object and aim? 
 T ▼ What now is my hope and deiiw- 
 To follow the heavenly Lamb, ,_ 
 
 And after his image aspire : 
 My hope is all centred in tliee ; 
 ' 1 trust to recover thy love ; ' 
 On earth thy salvation to see, '^ 
 And then to enjoy it above. 
 
 g I thirst for a life-giving God^ - 
 A God that on Calvary died : / ^ 
 A fountain of water and blood, 
 That gmAi'A from Immaoueri wqe I 
 
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 f n*) ibr the itr^ati^dtliv: lovo, **^^ 
 The iplrit of )ni)tiii» iinltnomi i'i'£:*-' 
 And then ^ re-4ffc|c it alK)ve, . ^ i^lj^ 
 
 EWro^iy fttJih^oi the trfrooC' ^s 1^ 
 
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 GIVE me the* enlarged de«il^i « ^ *'^ 
 AadoiHm, Lord. rnv«/tii^ ^v.-ir^ . i 
 
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 i to fequik*e| '^' * '^^ ♦; ^ 
 >hend the whoj ^ i %> < n 
 
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 Then wPrSH that is in theeJ 
 If y soul forsyer i^ 
 
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 HYMN 856. 7 ^'|«r'H^^^ 
 
 JE8U thy boundleis lore to wml i 
 No thought can reach, no tonn^^im 
 Okmtmy thtakfq^heaft to thZ ' 
 
 And reiga without a rival thnt t% * 
 mne wholly, thioe alone I am t ; ^^ y 
 Be thou alone my constant flame* r ' 
 
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 may thy tore possess me whoJaT^ 
 o "yj**X' ™y 'fflafwi*, and my crown* 
 
 
 
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 Hourly wiihin roy^ ioul renew 
 
 This holy flame this heavenly fire : 
 Kad day imd night be all my care 
 To guard th^* secret treasure there. 
 6 My Saviour, tbou thy love to me , 
 In shame, in want, in pam hast show'd 
 For me, on the accursed tree, 
 
 T^ou pQured'st forth thy puillleas blood, 
 Thy woui^ upon my^ieart impress, 
 HiH^^A^t shall the lov'd stamp efface. I 
 
 6 Mortf hard than marble is my heart, 
 
 And soul with sine of deepest tmn : 
 Bui thou the mighty Saviour art, 
 
 Nor flow'd thy cleansing blood in nin 
 Ah, soften, mcflt Ihis rook, and may 
 Thy blood wash all these stains away ! 
 
 7 O that I as a little child, * - 
 
 May ibUowihee and ©ever re^t, 
 Till sweetly thott hast breath'd thy mild 
 
 And lowVmind i'^*^* '"y **^?** J 
 Nor •Veir may we peHedbe, > 
 
 # Tp I become one iqpirit wjth thee. 
 
 8 Still letdiylovepoi^^wSftmywayV 
 
 .How wond'rous things ^ love hith 
 wrought I \ 
 
 StUUead me, lest I TO ftit.^ 
 " Direct my work, Inspire mjr thought, 
 
 And if I fett> Boon msty 1 hear \ 
 ' Thy voict* and know ^hattoyei^wr. 
 
 9 fn inMAii i>l ttjr k>ve my peace, 
 ^ In weikness be thy tove my power ! 
 And when the itormt pf life shall ccwei 
 
 J e sus, in t^aHmport a nt hour, 
 
 In death es life be thou my guide, 
 Afid^ave ttitj wha fo M haH dfei 
 
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 COME, Holy Oltoat. all^iijck'mit^ib# 
 Come, tma in medeUs^t to iSif * / 
 Drawn by the lure ot»trong desire, ' 
 
 come and consecrate my breaat } 
 The temple of my aotd ^pare, . 
 
 And fiztfay aacred presMice Uierej 
 
 If now in thee b^n to liTei 
 Still to my heart thyself rev€ffl]i : ' 
 
 Give me ihyn^, for ever give ; 
 A point nnr good/a drop my store/ 
 £j^r I ask, I pant for ^nore. 
 
 Ewferto thee I ask and pant, ' 
 
 , So strong the principle divine 
 Carries me out with sweet constraint* 
 
 TiU all my l^allow'^ soul is tliioe • 
 PrunF'd in the Godhead's deepest sea. 
 And tost in thy imiAen^ity. wt ^ - 
 
 Mypeace, my life, my comfort tho4 
 My treasure and my all thou art I 
 
 Trae witness of my smiship> now, ^, , 
 Eagravmk pMon cd my hearti " ^ " 
 
 iMofmy wna^ ChrJitforgivenV -^#. 
 Ewnestof loT%il4i4 j^ll^ of he^r^n: 
 
 Com, theni «r God, mark out thine heir, 
 Wheaven a^Tfir earnest give J ; 
 
 W^ cleaier mt 4iiy witnese be6r V 4 
 M<Mjjsensib^,wt4Himelive; %*1 
 
 J^ w my powew thine entrance feel, 
 l^^wperi^tonp thyself the seal i 
 
 
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 For whickWprecioiiB life wMi'wea: 
 lUdeemiWwiaUttMquity, / v. 
 
 K^tore, and ma^ jwe.fneel forXeait 
 Unteas thou furjw my^very sVMiy — ^ 
 Thy sufferipg ana roy ftiith are vw 
 
 S Bidst thoi nSt i6 the <l<^ appear 
 Sin to condemn and man td s^ve 1 
 That perieet love might cast oiit fear! 
 That! tby*roind in me might have? 
 In holinesa shew forth thy prake, 
 jy^serye thee all my spotlesaciaja? 
 
 4 l>i^ thoaiio^ dSe tbiU I mndit Jw» 
 
 Wo longer to myself* hot tM? 
 Myit hodyi soul, ^ndjpiriUive 
 
 1^ !tiim who gav^ timself for ml 
 Come ^en, my Master, and my Gcjtl, 
 
 5 11^ ilirli pecuMai^^^i^ dbfltti 
 
 Flirthy 6wtf truth and mercy*t lake; 
 
 , l^mm m me thy gloiiow fwmsr 
 
 ; M^ for thy oiim thM» t»on»«n* take, . 
 4^ JUi^ ohiuifB and tbotiodii^^^ 
 
 TTbi&e.oirifi B)Ay«Iim^<^'^^ 
 
 j » WANT *e 8piritofi)0lW?Hhii 
 Jl eri<yf», and o f a hedthfiJ ,ii# 4| 
 
 Qimtint to cbnaaar in&r^M^.,, 
 
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 OfMth,that^m,ii0cl 
 
 Wieh only fbil^ seukc^n ^ 
 Parton, wdf^ici^ 9ndbweidy j<^^^^^ 
 
 Attend the promia'd Coiiifotter ; 
 J Come, and ^lift<kiq«new div 
 Aiid Ckri9t, aifJN^ witb Cbriat ar^f irati^! 
 
 dtbattheConifiatdfewdiilileoiilel f .^,. . 
 *Nor vimimtk transient guest, • >^ ^,,,^,i .^^ 
 but fix IB nrfiiii eoiniitant home^ . \- i ^ 
 
 AttilceeR jpoiseasiQn ^f ngiy breast i> 
 And m«*f"»iilQ^^ Wss lav'd abqd©. .. . ^ ^ 
 hme t^^^&^ei^^ ^'^^^ 
 
 Atliii^*i| I am bortt again ;• _ i 
 Gome, aad baj^ize me noi^ i(Htn flM[,' . 
 
 Nor Jet thy farmer gifts be vaii^ ; . , . . 
 j I eakildt mtih ^ins forgiven r ' ' '^ *^^ ^ 
 
 That aledrtkins the ^ngdom Wt* ""'Z ^^ 
 
 Thtfignaiii^ ort6yii.drato#li . ^ i^t J^ 
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 i Send us the Spirit of thy Son, j 
 To make the depths of Godhead known/ 
 To make usill^re the life divine^; 
 ftend him thesprinfc^d hlood to^^ply, 
 Send liim our ioute tOMunctify, . s ' ^'' 
 And shew and seal U8 ever thin^ 
 
 3 So'shall^efnray, and never cease, " , 
 iBo shall we thankfully confess \ 
 
 Thy wisdom, truth , and power and lo?« ! 
 Wilft joy unspeakable adore, ^ 
 vAnd bl^as and praise thee eVcAnoire; 
 And serve thee m thy hosts aboye< 
 
 i T^ ^ded to that heavenly choir, , 
 We raise our songs of triumph^ig^^. 
 
 And praise thee in a nobler strain; 
 Out-soar the first-born Seraph*s fliriit. 
 And sing, with all our friends in light, 
 
 Thy everlasting love to man^ 
 
 HYMN 861 
 
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 I "IMTHAT illail I do my God to love, 
 
 T T My Saviour and the world's to pniiifj 
 Whose bowels of compassion move J^ 
 
 To me a0d all the fallen race ! : ; "■ 
 Whose mercy is divinely firee - ^ :^ - 
 For ill the fallen race and me! 
 
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 I I king to1niSi# and to inlkelmoiiii, 
 , The heiglits and depths of lovedivii^f 
 
 '^he kindnte thou to me hast shewn,, 
 ; Whose every sin was coianted tiii|l|i^ 
 My Lord for nie resigned tus breatii^^^ 
 *1^e died to sav^ iny soul fit>m death! 
 
 t How shall I thank thee for ^e grace 
 On m^ and all mankiml Witow'd^^w'f 
 
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w^ vv^f*^ mvosMi^Tioir. 
 
 tHat my Very brnath were praise ! 
 
 (hftt my heart were fill'd with God| 
 Ify heart wovAd then with love o*erfloW» 
 And all my life thf glory dio# 
 
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 See me, O L<A^, >thinit andiaiotl | 
 Mewearyofforheariiif^seie! vM 
 
 Aiglet me feel thy loves constraint. 
 And ffeely give up all for thee I 
 
 Tree in the^ery ferial prove,^ '-. 
 
 Supporfed by^y dying lov^. 
 
 
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 HYMN 802: 
 
 /fr[61ines!^|^^5 
 
 OLOVE/1 Mgiiishatfliy stay! ^t 
 I pine Ibr thee with Unffering siattipr 
 l^eary and faint thro' Xonf delay ; 
 
 When wilt tliou come into my heart, j,,^ ^ 
 FroDi sin and sorrow set me free, X 
 
 And swallow i^ my |Qia j^ fifeee J " "# * '^ < 
 
 Come, thoti miiversai wo^ \ i ^,; 
 
 Balm of the wounded consciene0,eoml^t 
 The hungry, dying 8pii1t's.%Mi, ^ 
 
 1^ weanr* wand'Hng plffim't lK^Mi«!| f* 
 Hi^tis^ to take the sbipwrecFa in. 
 My everlasting rest mm sii| S 
 
 
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 Be ^u, Cy^ve, wh^Ce^et^I want ^ 
 
 SuppcMTt ms feeblenqiy)! mind • 
 Relieve the Oiirsty 80u1f|h& faint ^^ 
 
 Revive, illuminate t^ bU nd / 
 The mournful cheer, the drj9(^ifig |efi^ *.,Jfc' 
 
 Gomeird my iion]^ '' ; ^'^ ; 
 
 My streng^ and keaMi, my ibi^ and 
 
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 i^n BUS pf fiope^nit% 3rqtiriiei4i, 
 t l|p dajr of lit)erty draw§ near ! 
 
 ll^ltHSphifi yaurbehatf a|)j[)eajf I 
 The LorApHl to 1i|« temple ^me^ 
 
 Pro|i|llr4ii)|p^'a|eart$ to^ make timtpipa. ' ; 
 
 Hfih^dfhath caused to put your trust, 
 Tlfie^faftierofouridyitig Loiti • ?, 
 
 *^|sev*« Id^i§^pi«>ri^l9eju«rt7 \ 
 
 Thou lietep csUisi unfaillifui prove: 
 
 TJ^or caigHNiiitlo l&«Fj|*|y / ^ ^IT 
 I tfsk tdBm ctf «iBtiet«,l : •§ 
 
 he^^^li^ fttdiigi 
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 rii*nen oflu^V beitfo^lw Mel i, >. 
 Cii^ofryoi^doiibtit^ifdaittto foar ^^ 
 ire to believe I i m0bri9t\9iy hold ! »• 
 Wrestle with cbfict im mighty prfkymff 
 ell bim, "We will not let tti^ gp, 
 "Till we thy nane thy J^ime kuc^w.** 
 
 lait tlKw not died ^^ ff iii*| g#eariii t ' ^ ^ 
 
 And rose, thy dlith fear us to plead li' 
 fowritethy law ofloy^ within ^ 
 
 Our hearts, and make ^ fi^^e indeed ? 
 
 It we our Eden mt^tt^gfsiin, 
 
 )U difditi wA ex^iiUt noidh mvmngw $ 
 
 rd, we believi^^iihd blithe 1^^ ' ▼ 
 
 Whichail thy ifblit wdViatfdtt hrirt^ : J 
 
 he spirit of loi^y iiiftd hhtm, and p6Hf ^ ^ 
 
 Shall cQine^ fnd^fiftlie lis piiMti^ ted^llrtfi ! 
 
 wilt perform thjf ihi^im itr^t-di #^^ » i 
 
 The servant tih^l he al Mi Ikird.**^^ ^'i * 
 
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 promise standi forever sure, 
 And we shall in tliiii!re i^agiO 
 ^irtikers of a najtibfe piht,^^ ^ " - : '>u/ 
 IW^An^Htal,tfi^i^i^'^'^-;'*^ ••'^^•' - 
 viftiritjoin'd tothee, *e ioh, '^ *^^ i^^ 
 i4o!iart>dA fty n^erOnC: ' '/' 
 
 ^^1, mySi^viour, shall I b* ^ 
 Perfectly JcNgn'fl to 1ll«i^ *? Vu .*^%% I 
 and vile 
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 t So I may |by iSpWt Itnoif^ 
 Let him as he li«teth Wow t 
 Let the manner be unknoWir, 
 So I may with thea ba one, . ^ 
 
 4 Fully in my life express ^ 
 All the heights of holiness ; 
 Sweetly let my spirit prove 
 
 ^ All the depths of humble Ipve. 
 
 -^ 1 ^^1 HYMN 86tt. 
 
 >AIIT SECOND. 
 
 I %)Ef HO hath slighted or contemaM 
 ▼ T The day of feeble things I \ 
 
 Uiall beby grace redeem'd ; 
 .-ff^is grace salvation brings j 
 
 JUfcty now my Saviouf stsuidsl 
 Him I now rejoice loimiK r 
 
 With the plummet in his bands* 
 
 To build and fini^i me* 
 
 • 1 right ea% *•» awake 
 
 And see the perfect day : 
 8oon the Lamb of (Sod shall take . 
 
 My iiAred si© aww : ; / 
 When to me my Lord jhall come, 
 8in Ibrever^aH depart ; 
 Jesus tak^ ttp sll the Toom 
 
 Inabi^viogheart 
 
 Son of Ood^ arise, arisoiUvVy 
 JW to t)% temp^^^ 
 
 * Look, and wffiihy flumotj;^! 
 .The mai^sin consunie ; J ^ 
 
 «lay him ^hfthy Spfr!?l/)srd, ^ 
 Beign tliou in my heart ai<me; 
 — Sp e akjh e san^ti^ipg w ord^ 
 
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 And eyia pray» for me ; ^i i^t| 
 A token of hw love he pft^, . 
 
 Apledge^fU^^V^^^.;';.!.;^^^^^^ 
 
 I find him IffUiig ip liiy Ibeail, i' r V 
 
 He bringt salvation near ; t, 
 Ilis presence makes me free ii)dee4| ^ '[ 
 
 And he yviti ioon appear. . '^ ^ 
 
 He wills that I should holy he f ^ ' / ; 
 / What can withstand his willl : > ^ , *| . 
 Ihe counsel of his grace imn^, ;, J 
 
 HesurelyshiBlulfil. , I ,;i^^: ; 
 
 J^us, I hang upoid thy wm^ ; ~^'^^^r%^ - 
 
 I steadfast^ bd^ve • Tl'^^I , 
 
 
 Thou wilt return, and q|aiiii^» I^SMlP 
 And to thyself riceiv^TT I ^T" 
 
 
 
 
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 Joyful in hope, my spirit st^iaBt 
 
 To meet mee worn ahoye : . 
 Thv goodness thankfulfy tdoimt 
 
 Andnow I taitfi thy love* -^ 
 
 Tlw love I i^iftpect to i^ 
 
 Id all its depth fttfd height : 
 To comprehend Hie* EtwniA ' 
 
 AndglMptfae* io&iitt, -^p.m-^i 
 
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 $ Pm)u only know *•! who did'»t obtaio^ 
 \ad die to make it known ; 
 
 And perfect ui ia ob0^^ - ' 
 
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 OTE dnrine, ^ loves excelHag, 
 
 Joy of heaven to easlh come t^wa ; 
 
 Fix in u» thy ImpiUe dwelling) 
 _ All thy faithful mercies crown ! 
 Ie«u8, Uiou art all compassion ; 
 
 Pure, unboundid lore Ihou art : ^ 
 Visit us with thy galv«i6h ; ^ f 
 
 Eater evertr trctol^iii|p heart' 
 
 'J \ ■■*' ' '^ if ',''1''* 
 
 Breathe, O bMaftetV^^gPS Spirit 
 
 Into every^UhM brcML' 
 Xet us all in thee inherit* ^ 
 
 L^ Qs filid tm 9)Addtid R^* 
 Take away our bent to sIhbIwI^ 
 
 Alpha and *OlM^ ini, * i- r^ 
 JElod of faith, as lis %;ilMifibg« 
 
 Set our hafrti«t iiber^' 
 
 Come, A\m\i^tji»mitti^i , 
 
 Let us all ^^fi^pmnrpm^tJk I 
 Sudilinly returfty a^tteveiU] : ii 
 ^ v^ N^er mmiif tidplfiijlBaiid ; • . 
 ip^Thee we wolnd b^ftlwftyi blessing;; 
 > SerVe thee as thy^hosts above ; 
 
 ' Pri^,aDdiM^'™^'«^i<'t^<^<^^^ 
 -. Ulory in thy perfect ft^:' ^ '*• 
 
 4 Finish then thy neW 6fki$.(Mi 
 Pure and q>otles0 let tatiii ; 
 1Ut us WWlJp^yAl^MH^ ^ ^ 
 Perfectly tmtat^ifmis^'-^ 
 
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 TiU we ctit our crown* -before thee»^^ 
 toit injioiifUr. 1ot«» ftAd jpraite / ; : 
 
 A Thine pwn imtrtorUl strength ^ut op ! 
 With terror liloth'd, hell's kmgdom shrike, 
 Aod CM t thy foea witb fury tfawa i, 
 
 1 Ai \tU^ tnclent dft3r§ t^ar ti^i^nS _ :^ 
 
 Iwlacred cinnals spciak thy lama s ^ 
 fie now omnipotently near, ; 4 
 
 To endleis 'dee^ gtill thesama. ,# % ' 
 
 8 Thv arm. Lord, 19 oot shorten M now ; 
 ft wants not now tWfower to.«ii|r|[}|,. j j 
 Still present with tl^y people, thou * f 
 Bear'st them .ft^O'l^^di^^^^ 
 
 4 Byaeathandh*n|$ii<t&[«aif4vaiii, -*^ ^ 
 
 To the* the ransom'd seed than cSmi / ■ 
 Sboutkig; their heavenly Sion rain, ' r-*-*^ 
 A94 P^* thfo' death triumi^aAt homST 
 
 5 The pain of life sh^l then bfio'er, ^ 1 . . 
 
 The anguish and distracjiofifcarq.-f || ' ' 
 Their sifhmg jmef shali' i!^»,na mor^. 
 And sm shall n^ver en|M|ere. ^, 
 • Where pure, essential jo?^>un^,' ' ^ 
 
 ^ The I^»'Mfid«Qm'4 t^inh^Mls shdlYaHe, 
 With ererlpstotf gMness !(Mrow<i'4i 
 
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 ' . Rademption thro* bit blood 
 
 . ' Ha cftlffl you to rtceivt ;' 
 *•» Look unto me, the pardoning God! 
 .^Peiiev©;* he crief , •' beheT* f 
 
 S Tho reconciling word ! j 
 
 Wo thankfully embrace V 
 lU^oioe in our redeeming Lord, 
 ' . A blood be-sprioklea race^ 
 
 We yield to beiet free | ; 
 
 Thy 00 unael^M appnypif 
 Salvation, praiae, aiCribe totlie#,r^^ 
 
 And glory in thy love, 
 
 3 lenua, to thee we looki' . / 
 
 Till aav'd from ain'a renoaiM; 
 Reject the inbred ty ran t'e yoke, 
 
 And oaat away hia ehain«i 
 iOur nature ahall no more > 
 
 O'er ua dominion havei-^^ 
 B^ faith we apprehend the power 
 
 Which ahail for ever safe 1 
 
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 1 £%■ THAT my load ofain were goat I 
 Vr O that I oonld at laat aubmit I 
 At jMu'a feet to lay it down, 
 ToUijniyaottt at JeauVi (bet ! 
 
 The God of my aalvation aee f 
 Wtsry, OLord, thou kisow'it I aai t 
 JTi^atiH I fiannot ^ 
 
 i ll|p»r my aoul I loi||;ii>find: 
 r^ iavioiir of All, ifmiUi thou art* 
 Ciiv^iM thy meek afii lowly misi), n 
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 1 cannot reii till purt wiUim, 
 Till I «m wMij Hwit io th«*r ^ \^ 
 
 f tin wotiM t fttni «f th#»» my wmI, ;| 
 Thr liitbt and tMV ^iird«a prot« i 
 
 Tb QfW «H itftin'd with ballow*d W9«4 
 •Shi WNwr of tbjd^ioi loti. '*; * 
 
 1 woa)d» but lll9«h|Miil 'ilViflPjP'li^^ 
 
 Brin; n^ar, htUm nnx thf |»yfP . 
 ^A&d mi Hia with thy parlbet>6t«^ 
 
 Hor let a#iliriof ^bmk delay t fi 
 koMfur in my poor b««jrf i appaur ! 
 ly Qod) «iy lilliiiis oaiiiMi||p|ri 
 
 OliSUS ! at thy feet wa wait, 
 Till thou ahalt bid ui riee^ 
 leitor'd to our iiniiiioiii|( atate. 
 To lof e'a aweet paradiae. 
 
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 Stfiour from an, we thee raoelfi^ \ 
 
 from an indwelllnf ain ; 
 Thy blood we atead£atly believa, , . %^ 
 lake ua thoroughly olean. if 
 
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 And ptllre aa those aboTe , 
 Hake haate to bring thy nitura i% ['^^C 
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 Cpfat qaiakly> frteloaa Lordl 
 
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 i. >lj«t i| to uf be doiM^ 
 
 O that We^ftU ^y HMeWiihi fee, * 
 
 . ^Mto«wtt'«»<Kr«iMo«£iiowRr 
 
 The lore diffut*! Abroad ! 
 
 O that otirbearts. were all a heaven 
 Foraff#fi|[id withGodir ™ ' 
 
 I QINCB Uie SoTi^Wtb mado ma w 
 K^ LaimataH^e my liberty I \ 
 Thee behold with t)i>en fko#9 ' 
 ''Triaii^ jn thy saving graoe.! 
 Thy ipreat will delighe to p|ota^ 
 Cfloty^iii thyyperfectlore^4 > 
 
 9 Ahba^ Fathar, hear thy etuld^ 
 Late in Jeaui i*e(iondi*d> ^*^-- 
 
 Hear, and all the graces dkwWr 
 All the|oy, mdpent^, and ^#^ 
 All my iSayiour aaks above, 
 AU yie life, ai^dlieay^tt oClpTt- - 
 I Lord Iwill not^t^^i)^^ 
 
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 Ba it I DO longer now | 
 Living in the flesh, biit thott^^' 
 
 5 Holy Ghottyiio mote delay :. 
 Come, and in thy temple st^y^ 
 iNow thine inward witnestf'bear» ' 
 Strong, and permanent, and clear : 
 Spring of Life, thyself impart ; 
 Rise eterpal in my heart ! 
 
 HYMN 878. • "fi.. M.l 
 
 \ '^-'iS' ■ • ^ PART FIRHT. 
 
 if^OD of allpow'r, and truth and gira6«, 
 AJT Which shall from age to age endure; 
 Whose word, when heav'n and earth shall pass^ 
 Remains and stands forever sure : 
 
 2 Thtt llhv m^rcy may prdcte^m, ^ 
 
 That ail mankind thy truth may see : 
 , Hallow thjr great and gloriotis name» 
 And perfect holiness in me. 
 
 3 Thy sanctifying Spirit fiour. 
 To cmench my thirst and itiake me^ clean 
 
 Now, father, let the gracious show'r 
 > Descendi and make nie pure from sin. , ^ 
 1 4 PiiMe me from every sinful blot, 
 I My idols all b*e cast aside, : \ ' 
 
 Cleanse Qie from every sinfb 1 thought, 
 From all the filth of self and pride. 
 [5 Give me a new a penfect heart, 
 
 From doubt, and fear, and sorrow tt^ \ 
 The mind which was in Christ impart. 
 And let my spirit oleave% thee. 
 \K^ tjjke thia heart of stone away I 
 Thy sway |t doth not, canno^ owp ; 
 
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 O take iiwfij: tiiiii beatt of atone 1 
 
 7 O th^ I nlw, ftongi # releasM, 
 
 Thy word may to the utmost proTt! 
 Entet into the promised rej^t, 
 
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 4 TTIATlIEii, Bupply niy^^^veryneed: 
 JT Sustain the I Jfe thysdlf hast gmn ; 
 dh I grant the neverifttiling hread, 
 . /The manaitbateonftea down from buv'o)] 
 
 S Ifli^graoioiw ffai^^^ * 
 
 Thy blesBings unexhauffted store, 
 In me abundantly inorease, 
 v^ Nor let me eveir bun|^ moml 
 
 3 Let iijie no more in deep complaint^ 
 , ** My leanness, O my leanness/* cry I 
 Alone consumfd wiiih oming wtat, 
 
 , Of all my Ffrther^s children^l* . ^^ 
 
 4 Tho painful thirst, the fond desire, /^ 
 
 'tfiy joyooji presence shall remote, 
 ^ iB^m niy full soul tfaall slill require 
 
 A whole eternity of love»^ ^-r^- 
 
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 1 Mji ^V* ani trl[0,^and rightftbiift lord, 
 
 'JOl 1 waft to prove th? perfect will ; 
 
 Bemindftl^<^t^grael(n}«'««'M . 
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 jDwplajr thy florj from aoov«|^ . 
 Aofkall I am mftll n^k add du^ . ^ ; 
 Lost in utoaisli^ent ^ lot* { , ^ ; . . ; 
 
 3 Coafpun^, o'ert^ow^r mebytb^^g^Ws 
 I would be myself abhorr'd £ «jr'^^ * 
 /All mlgiit, all majesty, allpriUil/ ^^ 
 y AU |loiy be to Gbrist my Lord# ^ y 
 
 [A:}hw let »e f afln pcirfet tio'ft^i .Ii6ig(il^ _ ^_ j 
 ' Now let me into nothing ftilf ; . / 
 Ai less jthttn imthh^gin thy eighfe* ' ' ** 
 And feel that Chriat ia all iii «U I 
 
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 ^ And rnalse thy fi|i|hfij| mereiea kaoni; t; ,, 
 T^ tKee, throMe»us,:ye draw ii9«fc'*» t ^ «y 
 
 Thy' suffering, wellrbek^ed.Sotl f 
 Jo whom thy smiling fi^iw^jWOp, - : 
 hi ivbom thou ut vi^-PI^'a w ^ 
 
 2 With dbletoii,|Mai)vi oflfei* upi ^'^ 1 
 
 And tf{nre#tbe|bra;tliy glon^ ? 
 
 That oily ^oina oflk ^r hcipi,^ , ^^4 ^ i 
 
 Which bnrii^^S grace pnsinneAao#^^ V 
 
 And pcrfecfg aJi oujr aioUla in oiicj. , * - *, 
 
 1 3 Acccptttttcfd^thrb»ij«ii#^iik' . 4 f '' ^ //V 
 [ p ^«M'givenes8 ia;hkj^)i|^ webHrll : ^ r ^ 
 
 ^«{, WOP aiuadiBt life sv^ claim, 
 ^ThfjV^'lii ^Jio dlqdiMir aoiila 
 
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 4 Father, behold thy dying Son, 
 
 And hear the blood that speaks above r 
 On UB let all thy grace be shewn : . 
 
 P^ace, righteousneBS, and ioy, arid love! 
 Thy kingdom come to every heart, 
 And aUl^oi^ hast, and all thou art! 
 
 HYMN 377. 
 
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 1 Jr\ GOD, td whom in flesh rdveal'd, 
 %J The helpless all for succour came j 
 The sick to be reliev'd and healM, 
 \ And found salvation in thy nam«. 
 
 9 #ith iMimictXns and harlots, t 1 
 
 In thest thy Spirit^s gospel-daya, 
 Tip thee, the sinuer's Friend draw nigh, 
 ^ And humbly sue for saying grase. 
 
 9 Thi)Ti seest me heiplesS ihd distfess^d, 
 Feeble , and faint, arid blind, and poor ,* 
 Weary, I come to thee, ^r rest, 
 And sick of sin implofre a cure. 
 
 4 My sin's incurable diseaiije, k . 
 
 Thou, Jesus, thou alone canst heal^ : { 
 
 Inspire me with thy power and peace, ; 
 
 ,: And pardon on my ^conscience seal, j 
 
 & A touch, a word, aloo|: frbm thee?, y 
 
 Can turn my heart apd make it clean ; 
 
 Purge the soul, inbred leprosy, ^f| 
 
 And save roe from nri^ b0som-din. I 
 
 « IU)rd, if thou wit^ 1 do k!i«^, ' j o^| 
 
 /H^ii oaiMit the saving grace impajrt? j 
 ^J^fyoa cabst ty s instant vbw forgive, 
 And staoipt^upa image onmyhewt. 
 
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 7 |(yh«^WWch now to thlilrtil^; - ^ ^^ 
 l,know thou canft this momofit cleanse | i 
 The deepest stains of sin ^BtTace^ 
 And (frive the evil spirit heaceii 
 
 [8 Be itaccofdin^ to wy word; 
 
 Accomplish now thy work inme ; 
 Ami let my Sfoul to health restor'dy 
 Devote its little ali tp thee. '^ 
 
 HV1S!N378. fi. M.J 
 
 Thoit, whom once th,^y flock'd to hear,. 
 
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 Thy words to hear, thy pow'r to feel ; 
 Suffer the sinners to draw near, ; • " 
 
 Aud graciously receive us still. 
 
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 Theyr that he whole, thyself hast said,' 
 No need of a physiciin have ; . / ^ 
 
 But I am sick and v.'.ant thine aid , 
 And Wait thine utmost power to save. 
 
 Thy pow'r, and truth> and love divine^ \ 
 The same from age to age endure ; 
 
 A word, a gracious word of thine^ 
 The most invetVate plague can cure. 
 
 Helpless howe'er, my spirit lies, ^ . / 
 
 (And long hath languish*d) at the pool, 
 A word of thine shalfmake me rise, 
 
 And spe^k me in a moment whole, 
 l^teeti, or eight-and-thirly years, . 
 
 Or thousands are alike to thee: 
 Soon as thy saving grace appears, • ' , 
 
 My plague is gone ; my heart is free. 
 Hake this the acceptahlehiotir I . 
 
 ^me, G my sotws physician, thoU I 
 display thy sanctifying power^ 
 
 AJeA Aew me thy sflvation nalr^ 
 
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 1 TE^,ihyihir«xteifled|yme 
 tl My drooping soul^ptlls to hew.,* 
 Thy name, thy Ml-rei®iiig name, •' ' 
 Is music in ttflftWXW^ 
 2 Sinners of old thoii didft receive^ 
 Witii coin^fortable words and kmd / 
 Their sorrol^ chftcr, their wants relieve, 
 • H,m1i t^d^^ s^d cure the^HiMi. 
 
 f$ iiM irt <fro>tt not die Saviour still, 
 "jbLc **Wvpltc«. |wd age the same ? 
 Hirt thow^rg!^ ^y gracioui skill, 
 Or loit the virtue of t}iy name ? 
 
 \ 4 Flkitli in % changeliie name I have ; 
 Tlie good, the kind pJiytician, thou 
 . Artable now ovat iouli to save, 
 Ali willing to retted 4tiem now. 
 
 1 Tho' meiiteen htmdrad yean be past, 
 ,,, Since thou didst in the ^esh appear. 
 Thy lender mercies ever laet ; 
 And atiU thy heal^g pow'r is here ! 
 
 VWduldsH thou the body'if health restore. 
 .And not regard the sin-sick soul ? 
 Thenn^-ffck soul thou lov'st much mo^, 
 4tl4 liurely thou wilt make it whole. 
 
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 7 AU mjr-disease, my ^very sin, 
 T^ ^ee,. Jews, I confer : 
 ■ In {MKidon, Lord» my cure be|^, 
 And perfeet it in hoUneM. 
 
 $ Tli%t tokga of thy utmo3t good,^^ ^ 
 N«!f| ffHYiour now on me b^Wl 
 
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 And puFge my coniciwic* with thy blood. 
 And wwh my natmrt white m «now. 
 
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 ti QAVIOtTR of (he rth4HSfc^1i<ftjl, 
 53 Give me faith to make m# whole! 
 Finish the great work of grace^ 
 C\rt it ihort ta |iibtff>««ne%^ 
 
 8 Speak the second tifrie, •♦!# d«b P' 
 Take away my inbred sin ; 
 Every itumbling-bloipk remove i ^^ 
 Cait It o»tt by)^fJf»c]tloy». y 
 
 S Nothing leae wiU I reqtih^ V 
 
 Nothing more can 1 deeite : 
 None but Chrift to tie be pv'n ! ! 
 None but Chrift in earth or hmf% , 
 
 4 a that I might qgw decrease ! 
 that all lam fmgM oeue ! 
 Let me into nothing fiiH ! 
 Let my Lord be dlln alh 
 
 HYMN 881* 
 
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 1 f IGHTof lifof seraphic fire, 
 JLi Love diviAe, thyself impart;^ 
 Every fainting i^ul insjpire t 
 
 Shine in eviry drooping heirf 1 ^ , 
 Every mournful sinner cheer r^r 
 
 Scatter all our Igullty gloeiSqt:^ f 
 Son of God, appear, apjpear ; 
 
 To thy humaa tmpleii cpiAe I 
 
 tCome, in this accepted hourt ^ , 
 
 Bring thy heavenly kiagdomtDf 
 
 fill us with thy ^rtoui oow^ 
 
 Rootiof out iim 9tM^0 fin i; 
 
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 Nothing more ctn we require, 
 We will covet nothing lew; 
 
 Be thou all our heart's desire, 
 All our joy , and a}l our peace '. 
 
 UVMN 882. ' [4 lines 7»».] 
 
 1 ¥ ESUS comes with all his grace, 
 ^" V Comes to save a fallen race; 
 
 Object of our gloHoUfl hope, 
 J.esus comes to li^ us up / 
 
 2 Let the living stones cry out ; 
 Let. the sons of Abr'am shout : ' 
 Praise we all our lowly King ; 
 Give him thanks ; rejoice and sing. 
 
 3 He hath our salvation Wrought; 
 He our captive souls hath bought ; 
 He hath reconcilM to God ^ 
 
 He hath wa^h'd us in his blood. 
 
 4 We are now his lawful rigjht ) 
 Walk OS children of the light ; 
 
 „ We shall soon obtain the graces 
 Puni in heart to see his face. 
 
 We shall gain our calling's prize i 
 iter God we all shall rise, 
 Ffli'd with joy, and love, and peace, 
 Perfected in bolineis. 
 
 Let us then rejoice in hope, 
 Steadily taChrist look up ; 
 Trust to be re4^em'd from sin, 
 /Wait, tUl he appear^ithin. 
 
 7 Fools and madmen let us be, 
 Yet is our sure trust in thee t ^ 
 Faitibfui m tlie proipVd wm^^ 
 We ihall all be as o «r Lord. 
 
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 Biiten, yelVtho perfect day J ^ 
 Ut thy mty lervAnt gay, 
 «• I have now ob tain *d the pow*r» 
 •« Bom of God* to $in no mor«/* 
 
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 HYMN 388. [6Ude«8V.] 
 
 ALL things are possible to h inr 
 That can in Jesu's name believe ; 
 Lord, I no more thy truth blaspheme, 
 
 Thy truth I lovinffly receive ; 
 lean, I do believe in thee, 
 All things are possil^le to me. ^^ 
 
 The most in^)08sible of all 
 
 Is that I here from sin should cease ; 
 YetshaJlitbe.Iknowitshall ; 
 
 Thro' Jesu^s all-sufficient grace i 
 If nething is too hard for thee, # ^ 
 I All things are possible to me. "* ^ 
 
 {Tho' earth and hell thy^ord gainsay, • 
 The word of God canmver fail : ' 
 
 [The Lamb shall take mjillns away, , .. t 
 Tis certain, tho* impossible ; 
 
 I The thing impossible shall be : . 
 
 All things are possible to me. 
 
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 [When thou the work oOaith hast wrought, 
 
 I here shall in thine unage shine, 
 I Nor sin indeed, or word, or thought ;^ '|« v 
 
 Let men explain) an^dgH^nds repinei > v 
 I They cannot break the nm decree y ■'MwMj- 
 All Uiings are possible to ine. 
 
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 Thy mo^th, Lord, hath spo4ce, hattiswcmii 
 
 'ftat r^hall ser^^ee without fear ; r * -* 
 Shall find^ P^^SPich others Bj^xm^ ^^ '^ 
 L Holy, 4Dd jpareniitjperfect here; .# 
 
 
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 6 AH thingi «ri pcmtbte i^ iMi, 
 
 To Christ, tiie power of Ood in mallf 
 To me, when I am all renew'd , 
 V When I in Christ am form*d a^*n ; 
 And witnees, from all siu set free, 
 All tl|i^ are poiiible to me. 
 
 HYMN 884, i8]iaes7*i&6'i.] 
 
 1 f\ MIOHT I this moment cease 
 V-r From ev'ry work of mine ; 
 Find the perfect helinees. 
 
 The riffhtecNisness divine *. 
 tetmeuivsaJvationeee : 
 Let me do thy perfect will ; ' 
 Live in slorioos liber^. 
 And all thy fulness fed. 
 
 t O cut shert thy woilc, and md:e 
 Me now a creature new : 
 For thy tmtti and mercy's ialk% 
 The gracious wonder shew ;/ 
 Call me forth <fay witness, Lord : 
 Let mv life declaie thy power : 
 To Ay perfect Joye restor'dy 
 Olet me sin no more. 
 
 $ Fain would i the IruthnroclahBy 
 That makes me liree indeed; 
 Glorifr m]r Saviopr^ naMi^ - 
 And all its virtues epread : 
 ' JesuB all our wants reKeves, 
 jbsus, mighty to redeem, ,^^ 
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 Empty me of sin 
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 JIYMN 885. 
 
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 LORD,Ib«Uay^KTert rcmwni. 
 To all thy pa^itf known ; 
 A rest where pure enjoymfsnt r«|f|%^_ 
 j^ thou art lot *4 alopt: 
 
 Arest, where Wtwirfmilf deilrt ^ 
 
 I, fixton now above ; _ ' | 
 
 Where fear» and ain, and grief eipiri, t ^ 
 
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 that I now the rcit miriit knoW| 
 Believe, and •ntcr in T 
 
 Now, SavWw, now tfio p(m*r hettow» 
 And let tne ceae« firom sin I 
 
 Remove this hardnoM frpv> my heart, 
 
 Thii unbelief remove} 
 To me the reet of faith impart. 
 
 The Sabbath of fliy love. ., 
 
 1 would beihiiie, thou know*at I would, 
 
 And have thee aU my own ^ t -- 
 Thee,-^0 my atkiifficieat Good, 
 I want^ .and thjee alone* 
 
 Thy name to me thy nature grant ( ' 
 this, only thii he J5iv"n : ^^ v 
 
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 7 Come, O my Saviour, come away ! 
 Into my soul descend ! 
 No longer from thy creature stay 
 My author and my End. 
 
 3 The bliss thou hast for me prepar*d 
 No longer be delayM ! 
 Cojjie, my exceeding great reward!! 
 Eor whom I first was made. 
 
 9 Coihe, Father, Son, and Holy (Jhbst 
 And seal me thine ab'^de : * 
 
 Let all I am in thee be 15st ; 
 
 Let all be lost in God. 
 
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 ■ ^ fV ? v9^^^^ ^^P^ of perfect love ! 
 x^ It Ufts me up to things above ; 
 
 It bears on eagles' wings ; 
 It gives my ravish 'd soul a taste. 
 And makes me for some moments feast 
 With Jesu's priests and Kings. 
 
 2 Rejoicing now in earnest hope, 
 
 I stand and from the mountain top § 
 , ; See all the land below : 
 Rivers of milk and honey rise' 
 And all the fraitg of Paradise, 
 In endless plenty grow. 
 
 3 A land of 6orn, and wine, and oil, 
 Favour;^ with God's peculiai^ smile, 
 ri^u *^;^" e^ery blessWblest : 
 Ihere dwells the Lord olr righteousnega, 
 And keeps his own in perfept peace, 
 
 — ^ And everlasting rest^^t^^ 
 
 4 O that I might at once go up, 
 No more on this side Jordan atop, 
 
FOR FULL REDfiMPTIOir. 
 
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 But now the land possess ! 
 This moment end m^ legal years\. 
 Sorrows, and-sins, and doubts, and fears, 
 
 A howling wilderness. 
 
 Is Now, O my Joshua, bring me in ! 
 Cast out m^^es ; the inbred sin, 
 
 The carnal mind remove ; 
 Tlie purchase of thy death divide ; 
 And, I with all the 'sanctified, 
 
 Give me a lot of love / \ _2 
 
 HYMN 387. ^ [c. m] 
 
 JOYFUL soulid of gospel gcace, 
 Christ shall in me appear ! s 
 
 I, even I, shall see his face j 
 I shall be holy here., 
 
 [2 Tiiis heart shall be his constant homo j 
 I hear bis Spirit's cry : 
 " Surely," he saith, ** I quickly come j" 
 He saith, who cannot lie. • 
 
 3 This glori5u8 crown of Righteousness 
 To me reach'd out Iview ; 
 Conqueror through him, I soon j^I seize, 
 And wear it as my due. 'W • 
 
 [4 Theprbmis'd land, from Pisgah's topi 
 : I now exult to see : * 
 
 My hope ia full (O glorious hope I ) 
 Of immortality. . ^ 
 
 |5 He visits now the house, of clay ; 
 He shakes his future home : ♦ 
 would'it thou, <i0rd, on this glad day, 
 Into thy templ%conje r # 
 
 P With me, 1 know, Lfeel thou art j v 
 
 But this cannot suffice, . 
 
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 Un lesi thou plan test in my heiiit 
 A constant Paradise. 
 
 7 My earth thou wat' rest from ^n high, 
 But make it all a popl : I • 
 Spring up, G well, I ever cry, 
 - Spring up within my goal 1 
 
 6 Fiilfil/ fulfil mir large desires, 
 Large as infinity : 
 Give, give me all my soul requires, 
 AJl, all that is in thee ! 
 
 HYMN 3^: [c. M.] 
 
 WHAT is our calling's glorious hope 
 But inwaril^holiness ? . * 
 
 Foj^^his to Jesiis I look Up, 
 ' ' alinly wait for this. 
 
 2 1 wait, fill fe^all touch m6 clean 
 
 Shall lif^flnbower impart, ^^ 
 Give me th<raRh that casts out sin 
 And purifier tlie heart. ' 
 
 3 Th^ it the dear redeeming giace, 
 
 l**br every sinner free ; 
 Surely it shall on me take place, 
 Th^chief of sinners, me. 
 
 '4 From alJ iniquity, from all, 
 . He shall my soul redeem! 
 In Jesuft I believe, and shdl 
 Believe myself to him; 
 
 5 When Jesut makes fflyhiitttlifeiildii^;' 
 My sm Shavian 4ejPt»rt/ 
 
 — ^'if' '!? • ^ Ba i t l |> 'Vi^qulokly e ^ m, 
 To till mdim thy heart ! ■ 
 
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 le Be it accordmg to thy word,. 
 Redeem me from all iin : 
 Hr heart wouW now receive thee, Ihdird'}' 
 tome in, my Lord, come in ! 
 
 HYMN 889. [i.. w^ 
 
 HE wills that I Bhouldlidv be ; 
 That holineaa I long to feel.;. 
 Xhatf«|i divine ccmformity 
 To IB my Saviourls righteous will.' 
 
 Ij See, Lord, the travail of soul 
 
 Accompliah'd in the change of mine ; 
 And pltingc me, 6Very,whitmadi whole ^ 
 In all the deptliU of 16ve divine I 
 
 I3 On thee, Qod, tsiy soul is^tly'd; 
 
 And waifcj to prove thine utmost "witt /J 
 The prbiliwe by thy mercy made; 
 Tliou cansfi^ thoti wilt in me fwV 
 
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 [4 Notftore Istdgger at thy pow'r, ^ 
 
 Ordoubt thf truth which cannbt mdve- 1 
 Hasten the long expeet^hougi 
 Andbless^me with thy perfectT^e:-^ 
 
 j 5 Jesus, thy .lovine Spirit albxie 
 
 Can lead me tdtHh, aiid m'^md m^y 
 Burst every bond thix>' which 1 i^oanti 
 Ai^ set my soul at liberty. 
 
 1 6 Now let thy S]^t bringme inv * ^ 
 And give thy servant to poeitim 
 
 The )andofret9t from inbred shiy , 
 
 The land olt p«riiot: hoUneaiK "^ 
 
 \ t Lord, I believe tiliy- powe» the^raiie y ^ ^^ 
 The same thy truth and grace je&diii||-| 
 And in thy blessed htafidst tati. 
 And trust thee for n perfect ctttt. ' 
 
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 8 -Come, Saviour, come, and make me whole J 
 Entirely all my sins remov6: 
 To perfect health restore my soul, 
 To perfect holines's and love. 
 
 'hymn 390. ' ■^- (CM.) 
 
 I*' 1 ESUS, my Lord, I cry to thee/ 
 , tJ Against the spirit unclean ; 
 I want a constant liberty* 
 A perfect rest from sin. 
 
 2 Expipl the fiend out of my heart, 
 ^ - By love's almighty power ; 
 
 Now, now command him to depart, 
 1* And never enter more. 
 
 4 3 Thy killing and thy quick'ning powV, 
 Jesus, in me display ; * r 
 
 The life of nature from this hour, ' 
 V My pride and passion slay. 
 
 4 Thiftn, then, my utmost Saviour, raise 
 My soul with saints above, 
 To serve thy will and spread thy praise, 
 And sing thy perfect love, 
 
 t ' 5 This moment I thy truth confess; 
 This moment I receive 
 o The heavenly gift, the dew of grace, 
 *' And by thy mercy live. 
 
 6 The. next, and erery moment, Lord, 
 On me thy spirit pour ; 
 And bless me, who believe thee. Lord, 
 ';■■ With that last glorious shower. 
 
 HYMN 39L 
 
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 Thee merciful and true; 
 
 T^A THER, I dare believe 
 
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1^ r^irtrLt Ri:t$e]kpTtoif; 
 
 Thou wilt my giipljr soarforgi ve A 
 
 My fallen wiil renew,. V 
 
 Come, th^ for Jcsv* 9 a^kei . 
 
 And bid my heart be clean ; . 
 An end of alj my troublea make. 
 
 An end of sillmy sin. 
 
 2 . Iwill, through grace, I Willi, 
 
 I do return to thee ; 
 Take, empty it, O X^ord, andfiH' 
 
 My heart with purity ! 
 
 For power! humbly pray ; 
 
 Thy kingdoin now restore 
 [To-day, while it is call'd to-day ! 
 
 And I shall eib no more^ 
 
 8 I cannot wash my heart, 
 
 Butbybelieving''thee ; 
 And waiting for thy blood to' impwt 
 
 The spotless purity. 
 
 While at tliy cross I lie, 
 
 Jesus, thy grace bestows; ^ ' 
 
 Now thy all-cleansing blood, apply , 
 And I am white as snow. 
 
 HYMN 392, [3 lines 7^8.]^ 
 
 WHY not now, my God, my God, 
 Ready if thou always art .' 
 Make in me thy mean abode, 
 
 Take i)ossesiSion of my heart ; 
 Jf thou canst so greatly bow , 
 Friend of sianers, why npt now ? 
 God of love in this day. 
 
 For thyself to theelttyi 
 %ing, if thou still delay, 
 ^Must I i^fcforever die % 
 Enter jioiiHift4iQorfegit 
 
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 3 Ves, there is, there is, my God, 
 Balm, abundant balm ip thee ; 
 Rivers of atoning, blood, 
 
 Streams of living: purity ! 
 Pour thy grace into my soul. 
 Close my woun^s^ and make mc whole 
 
 HYMN 39^^. 
 
 [l, m.] 
 
 r fTTlHOlf Gpd that answered by fire, 
 ■ On thee in Jesu's name we call, 
 Fulfil our faithful heart's desire, 
 /^ And let on ua thy Spirit fall/ ^ 
 
 
 2 Bound ojn the altar of thy cross 
 
 Our old offending nature lies : 
 Now, for the honour of thy cause, 
 Come and consume the sacrifice ! 
 
 3 iJ6ii^ume our lusts as fotte^ wood ; 
 
 Consume our stony heaV ts with in : 
 Consume the dust, the serpent's food, 
 
 And dry tip all the streams of sin. 
 
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 4 Its body totally destroy f' 
 
 Thyself, the Lord, th^e God, approve ! 
 t And fill our hearts with holy joy, 
 And fervent zeal, and perfect love. 
 
 5 that the fire from h)eaven might fall : 
 
 Our sins its ready Victims find : 
 Seize on our sins ana burn up all, 
 Nor leay^ theleait remains behind. 
 
 6 Then shall our prostrate souls adore I 
 
 The Lord, he is/the God ; confess : 
 He is the God of paving pow'rji 
 He itf the GodjofhM yf inf S ^tkcz^ 
 
 
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 HYMN 89 1. [8 liqes 7*8 & r»] 
 /^NCE thou didst on earth ftppear. 
 
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 For all mankind to* atone 
 Now be manifested here, 
 And bid our sin be gone 
 Come, and by thy presence chase, 
 Its nature with its guilt and power : 
 Jesus, shew thy open face, ^ 
 
 And sin shall be no mor«. ' 
 
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 2 Thou, who didst so greatly stoop. 
 
 To a poor Virgin's womb. 
 Hero thy mean abode take up, 
 
 To me, my Saviour come ! 
 Come, and Satan's works destroy. 
 And let me all thy Crodhead prove, 
 Fiil!d with peace, and heavenly joy. 
 
 And pure, eternal love. 
 
 3 Then n!iy soul with strange deli 
 
 Shall comprehend and feel. 
 What the length; and breadth, an 
 
 Of love unspeakable : 
 Then I shall the secret know, 
 Which angels would search out ip vain 
 God was man, and serv'd below, 
 
 That man with God might reign, 
 
 4 Flther, Son , and Spirit, come, • 
 
 And with thine own abide ! 
 Holy Ghost, to make thee room. 
 
 Our hearts we open wide ; 
 Thee, a-pd only thee requeit,^^ 
 ^0 gveryijipng sinner giy'n ; 
 ^'"j"^p]B|t'li% 'iixi |,K' ace, and r^ ^ 
 
 OurMR earth and heav* 
 
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 U VMN 395. [8 linoH 7'8 & QV] 
 
 ^ 1V"<^^y» ^■^■'» J^'^w* ' yitUU I yield, 
 ±^ With all my sins to part, 
 Jesus, spenk my pardon Feai'ii, 
 
 And purify my heart ! 
 Purpjc the lovo of «in away, 
 Thou I into nnthin«5 fall I 
 Then I sec the perfect day, 
 And Christ is aU in ail. 
 
 2 Jesus, now our hearts inspire 
 With tliat pure love of thine; 
 Kindle now the heavenly fire, 
 
 To hripjhten and refine : ':.- 
 
 Purify our faith like gold ; 
 All the dross of sill remove : 
 
 Melt our spirits down, and mould 
 Into thy perfect love. 
 
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 ESUS hath died, that I might Uve, 
 Might live to God alone ; 
 la liim eternal life receive, 
 And be in spirit one. 
 
 fiavipur, I thank thee for the grace". 
 
 The pft unspeakable ; 
 And wait with arms of faith to' embrace, 
 
 And all^y love to fee^ . 
 
 My soul breaks out in strong desire, 
 
 The perfect blias to prove ; 
 My longing lieart is all on fire 
 
 To be dissolv'd in love. 
 
 Give me thyself ; from every boa»$, ; 
 
 From everj wish set free 
 Let ^11 1 am m thee be lost ; 
 
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 5 Thy ^ifts, alaa ! qannot sutTice, 
 Unlesi» thyself be giv'n ,• 
 Thy presence makes my puradku^ 
 And where thou art is heav'n ! 
 
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 HYMN 397. 
 
 (c. M.) 
 
 1 ¥ ASK pie^iftofrij^liteousness, 
 1 The sin pubduintj power: 
 Power to believe, and go in peace, 
 
 And never grieve thee more. 
 
 2 1 ask theblood-boiigbt pardon scaPd, 
 
 The liberty from sin ; 
 The grace infus'd, tlie love reheard. 
 The kingdom fixt within. 
 
 3 Thou hear'st me for salvation pray ; 
 
 Thou Sdes't my heart's desire ; 
 Made ready in thy po' /erful day , 
 Thy fulness I require. 
 
 4 My vehement sowl cries out opprest, 
 
 impatie^o be' freed ! 
 Nor can ^l^ril, nor will I rest. 
 
 Till I am sav'd indeed. 
 
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 5 Art thou not able to convert ? 
 
 Art thou not willing too? 
 To change this old rebellious heart. 
 To conquer and renew .^ 
 
 6 Thou canst, tihoi^ wilt, I dure Ifelieve, 
 
 So arm me with thy pow'r ; 
 That I to sia mi^y never cl^ave^^ * 
 May never feel it ewe, >^ , 
 
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 This sQouatElin, sm xemoiceiw^ 
 
 
 
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 Now in my gasping bouI reveal, 
 The virtue of thy love. 
 
 2 I. want Uiy life, thy purity, 
 
 Thy rigliteousness brought in : 
 I ask, desire, and trust in thee, 
 To be redeem *d from sin. 
 
 8 For this, as taught by thee, I pray, 
 And can no longer doubt ; 
 Remove from hence, to sin' I say, 
 Be cast this moment out ! 
 
 4 Anger and sloth desire and pride. 
 This, moment be subdu*d ! 
 Be cast into the crimson tide 
 Of my Redeemer's blood. 
 
 6' Saviour, to thee my soul looks up, 
 My present Saviour thou ! 
 In all the contidence of hope 
 1 claim the blessing now ! 
 
 6 *Tis done ; thou dost this moment save, 
 With full salvation bless ,* 
 Redemption thro' thy blood I have, 
 ^ And spotless love and peace. 
 
 SECTION IX. 
 FOR BELIEVERS SAVED. 
 HYMN 899. [8 lines 7'8&6'f) 
 
 1 /^ ^t)p, who didst so dearly buy, 
 
 These wretched souls of ours, 
 Help tis thee to glorify' 
 
 With all our ransom'd powers ; 
 
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 BELIEVBRS SAVES. 
 
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 Oaits tb«y wre not, l4ord, but thiiie ; 
 Oh I let the v^ttaelf of thy >r*co» 
 IJCKiy.iioul, and Bpirit join 
 ^ In our Rodcomer*8 praise ! 
 
 2 True and faithful witness, Ineea 
 Jeaus, we receive ; - 
 Fulness of the Deity, 
 In all thy people live I 
 * Eirst bejijotten from the dead, 
 Cill forth thy living witnesi^es ! 
 Kinfpoffiaints thinc^mpire spread 
 0*er all tlie ransomed race. 
 
 8 Grace the fountain of all good, 
 Ye hagia^saintfif receive. . ' 
 With the streams of peace o'efH^wMj 
 
 With all that God can give : * 
 He who is, and was in peace, 
 And grace, and plenitude of power, 
 Comes your favouc'd souls to bies3, 
 And never leave-^ou more. 
 
 4 Let the Spirit before his throne, 
 Mysterious one and Sev'n,^ 
 In niji various gifts sent down, ^ 
 
 Be to the churches giv'n : 
 Let the pure seraphic joy, 
 From Jest» Christ, the Just descend ; 
 Holiness without alloy, ^ 
 
 And bliss that ne'er shall end. 
 
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 HYMN 400. 
 
 [l" M,] 
 
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 UICKEN'D with our immortal Head, 
 ^ Who daily, Lord, ascend wi^ theg, 
 eem'd from sin, and ft^e inde^». ^ ■'' 
 Yf ^UsJB pur glpripvjs liberty, 
 
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 f 8«tM from the fear ofhell and death, 
 With joy we seek the thingg above : 
 And all thy sainta the spirit breathe, 
 Of power, ^lie^p mid love. 
 
 3 Pow'r o'er thoffrorlc!, flie fiend, and sin, 
 We through my j^racious spirit feel : ' 
 Full power the^'ictory to win. 
 And aasWe^ all t)iy righteous will. 
 
 4 Pure love'to God thy memhers find, 
 Pure love to every soul of man ; 
 And in thy Bober, tpotlessmind, ^ 
 Saviour, our heaven oti earth we gain. 
 
 RESURRECTION. 
 HYMN 401. ■- It. M] 
 
 1 ""^E faithfidsoulfl whom Jesus know, 
 
 JL If ris'n ihdeed With him you arc, 
 Superior to the joys help w, 
 His reiurrection*s power declare. 
 
 2 Your faith by holy tempers prove ; 
 
 By aciiops shew your sins forgiven ! 
 And seek the.glorioUf^mgs above, 
 And followiChristyo^ihead toheav*n 1 
 
 3 There your exalted ifiaviour see, 
 
 Seated at God *s right hand again. 
 In all his Father's majesty. 
 In everlasting poinp to reign. / 
 
 4 To him continually aspire, ^ 
 
 Contending for your native-place ; 
 And emulate the angel-choir, 
 ^ 4iid qiUyli^^ ^e and praise. 
 
 6 For, who by faith your lord receive^ 
 Ye nothing »^ otjftj^l hjuHQ .: • 
 
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 Dead to^the world iilid sin ye live ; 
 Your creature-Jove is cracificd. 
 
 Your real Ufe, with Christ conceafid 
 ^ Deep in tlw Fathei*!* bosom lies; • 
 Anil ie;lorious as your h^ad rereal 'd , 
 Ye sooa sbaU meet him in the skies. 
 
 HYWN4WL C«.M.) 
 
 "V* TH£ ifooa %ht have Ibm^Kt 1'^-^ 
 J. when shsdl I declare? 
 
 rhe vict'ry bjr my Sft'^iour got, - * i >^ 
 I long with Paw to share. , ,, \ f , 
 may I triumph so» ' i. . : • j 
 When all my warfuces's past/ . ^ 
 
 iDd dying, find my late4«t foe 
 Under my fe^t^t la^tl ' , „ 
 
 This Messia word he taiiii^ .^ 
 
 Just as the port is ffain'd . * 
 
 Kept by the pow^r of^race fllivi6f|! : 
 ^* I have the failh maintainM:'* u v 
 The' Apostles ctf my Li^d^ ^ 
 To whom it first was giv*D^ r J^: ' 
 
 ley could not speak a grebter woed, ,: : 
 Nor all the saints in Jieav'm. ru n^t '}i. 
 
 
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 HYMN 40acl^ 
 
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 jT ET notth0 wise their wisdom baa?ft; 
 
 TI^Bnch m flatt wg riches txx^. ..^ <n f!t# 
 
 Which take their ^jverlastiDg fligjl?^p^ fi 
 
 |The rush of numerous years beawSawM^ §p' 
 
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4 One only gift can justify 
 
 The boftflting soul that knows his God ; 
 When Jesus doth his blood apply, 
 
 I glory in his sprinkled blood. 
 The Lord, my Righteousnes? I praise, I 
 
 I triumph in the love divine, , 
 
 The wisdom, wealth, and strength of gracji, 
 
 In Christ, to endless ages mine. ' 
 
 HYMN 404, ' .' teiincsTs&ffs.] 
 
 i "^rrHO can worthily commend 
 ▼ f Thy love unsearchable I 
 Love that o^ade thee condescend 
 
 Our ourse and death to feel : 
 Thou, the great eternal God,. 
 Who didit thyself our ransom pay, 
 Hast, with thine own precious blood, 
 Wa^*d all our sins awa^y. 
 
 8 By tli4 Spirit of our Head 
 Anointed priests and kings, 
 Conqu'rors of the world, we tread 
 
 On all created things ; ; 
 Sit in heavenly jilaces down, 
 While yet we in the Aesh remain ; . 
 Now partakers of thy throne, 
 Betore thy Father reign. 
 
 3 In thy members here beneath^ 
 The Intercessor pray* : 
 Here we in the^Spirit breathe 
 ** The quintesscence' of praise ; 
 ^Oflfer up our all to Gpd : _ 
 «, )d God beholds with eracious eyes, 
 %rJFir8t the purchase of Uiy blood, 
 >. And then our »«cnfi0e. 
 
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BSLICVKRf SAVli0. ggj 
 
 JeflUi, fci tti'llciligdoin como, 
 
 ^(InspirM by thee we pray,) 
 Previous to the general doono, 
 
 Thooverlaatiogdayt i i ' 
 Take poasctsion of ihino own, ^ 
 
 I And let us then our Saviour aee, ' 
 
 QJorious on thy heavenly throne, 
 
 To all eternity, 
 
 HYMN 405.. ,! (SUoesra &6'fc) 
 
 |l rpHOSE who climb thy holy hilJ, v '^ ' 
 JL A general bleaiing make : ' 
 
 Let the world their influence feel, : /^v. 
 Their ffoepel-grace partake ; ^ 
 
 Grace to help in time of need, ' *• ^ 
 
 I Pour out on sinners from above : 
 Atl thy Spirit's fulness shed, 
 Id showera of heavenly lovo,^ ^ ,. ^ 
 
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 1 2 Hake our earthly iouli a fi^ld, 
 Which God delights to bless : 
 Let us in due" seaaoo yield 
 
 The fruits of riffhteousneM : v 
 
 Make us trees of Paradise, '^ ^ 
 
 I Which more and more thy praiae may alloWi 
 Peeper aink, and higher rise, 
 And to perfection grow. 4 
 
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 1 rilHE yoice.that apeaka Jehovah near^ 
 JL... The ^till small voice I long to liea^^ 
 
 might it tiow my. Lord proclaim, / "" 
 And nil mjVoul with holy shame / 
 
 2 Ashann^ jmuati^iiter be^ ' '*i% 
 Aihi^m'd the Gad of Love to file,. • ' ^' ' 
 
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 If sainta and proDhetAido Iheir face^ 
 And ongcls tromule wbilp thoy gaze \ 
 
 HYMN 407. ,-%* fa. m.) 
 
 i. T ORD, in the etrength of ^roco, 
 MJi With a glad Jwart and free, 
 MvHolf, my reaione of day?, 
 1 coiiBuorate.to thee. 
 
 9 Thy ransom'd aervant I, * 
 
 lletitore to thee tby own ; 
 ^nd from tbia monaent liv^pr dio, 
 
 To serve ray ilod aloDe." 
 
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 1 d^OD of all redoeming grace 
 \Jf By thjr pardoning love comp'eird, 
 Up to thee our souls we raise, 
 
 (/^ to thee our bodies yield j 
 Thou our sacrifice receive, 
 
 Acceptable througb tliy Son, 
 Whiltj to thee alone wo live, 
 
 While we die to thte alone 
 
 2 Meet it is, and just; cLhi tight. 
 
 That we should td WhbTly thine ; 
 In Ihy tmly wiH delight, , 
 
 In thy blessed service jolii : 
 O that every work and word 
 ^ Miffht proclaim how good thou art : 
 *• HoPmess unto the Lord/* 
 BtxU be writt^ on onrbeart. 
 HYMN40». *• (6. i.) 
 
 him to wH(m #e no W bclortg, 
 ^ I. Wfa sovereigri I'fght aissert. 
 And take up every thankful song, 
 And ov«ry loving heaft^ 
 
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 Who bou|[it us with a price ;^^ 1 
 
 The Christian liveM to Christ alot^di^ 
 Tu Christ alono ho dies !^ 
 
 Jdfus, thint own at last rccoive|^ 
 
 Fulfil ouf hoar(*fi dosire^-, .. 
 And let us to thy glofy Iivo| r 
 
 And in thy cause expire; 
 
 Our flouls and boUie* wd resign : 
 
 With joy we render thee 
 Our all, no longar ours but thine, ' ' 
 
 To all eternity. . . . , * 
 
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 BEHOtD the servant of the Lordjf*^ 
 I wait thy i^uiding eye to feef^l I < 
 To hear and keep tliy every word, . ^ '■ ^ 
 
 To prove and da thy perfect vi^iU,;, .. ; v • 
 Jayful from my own works to ceW| '•/ v» 
 Glad to fulfil all righteousness. ; ., ; 
 
 Me, if thy f^ace vouohfafc to ust> v ^ ' ; 
 
 Meanest of all thy creatures, ihft*f/''f^^ * 
 The deed, the time, the manner chot^^'^ • 
 
 Let all ray fruit be found of thee * i 4*, ' : 
 Let all my works in thee be wrougli^^^ r,"' 
 By thee to full perfoctioij biH>U3bl« . j* . 
 My every Weak, tlio' good deai gil^^ ' ^i/ ' 
 
 0*er-rule, or change, as seems th^f meet ; 
 Jesu, let all my work bo thine^ ^ - « 
 
 Thy work, O Lord, is all cample'te, ,1- 
 And pleasin.i? in thy Fatll^r's sight f. -^^ A^^ 
 |Thou only ha«t done all things right. '^ ^ 
 Here then ta thee thy owii I leave : 
 
 Mould as thou yrijj^^ tliy passive chy : 
 
 
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 •ttLlBX^a* SAVKD. 
 
 But let me all tliy BtampTeceivo ; 
 ftut let ma all thy words obey ; 
 Serve with a single heart and eye, 
 And to thy glory live and die. 
 
 HYMN 411. 
 
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 1 T71ATHER, Son,.and Holy Ghost, 
 JO One in Three, and Three in One, 
 As by the celestial host. 
 
 Let thy will oa-earth be done : 
 Praise by all to thee be given, 
 Glorious Lord of earth and heaven I 
 
 2 Vilest of the sinful race, 
 
 Lo I I answer to thy call : 
 Meanest vessel of thy grace, 
 
 Grace divinely free for all,* I 
 
 Lot I come to do thy will, 
 All thy counsel to fulfil. 
 
 3 rf so p6or a worm sl6l 
 
 \ May to thy great gloty live, 
 All my actions sanctify, 
 
 All my words aiid thoughts receive : 
 Claim me for thy ^<.!;vice, claim 
 All I have and all 3ram. , ^' 
 
 4 Take my soul and bocly's powers : 
 
 Take my memory , mind, and will; 
 All my goods, and t-il my hours, 
 
 AUI know, and nl; 1 feel; 
 All I think, or speak, or do : 
 Take my heart 1 but make it new ! 
 
 ^ No#,wy €k)d, thyo\vnlam! 
 
 Now 1 give thee back thy own : . 
 f^reedom, friends, and health, and fame, 
 ■ Consecrate to thee alone : 
 
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 Thine I liv€, thric« harpy 1 1 
 Happier ftUl 4 ^¥^? * ^f**' 
 
 Father, Son,^fi kohr (^M»t, 
 One in Three, and Three iu Onei 
 
 A« by the celestial host, 
 Let thy will on earth he done^. " ; 
 
 Praise by all to thee he giv'n, 
 
 Glorious Lord of earth and heay*n Ij 
 
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 HYMN 418. 
 
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 OGOD, what offering shall t give 
 To thee the Lord of earth and skict ! 
 My spirit, soul, and flesh iieeeive, j 
 
 Aholyi livin|5 sacrifice, ► 
 
 Small as it i8,"'ti8 all my store ; ' 
 
 More should *st thou have, if I had more 
 
 Now then, my God, thou hast my soul i ■ '\ 
 No longer mine, but thine I am 9 
 
 Guard thou thine own, possess it whole ! 
 Cheer it with hope, with Jove inflame! 
 
 Thott hast my spirit; there display 
 
 Thy glory to the perfect day, _ ^ \ 
 
 Thou hast my flesh, thy hallow* d shrine, 
 Devoted solely to thy wilh ^^ A, 
 
 Hero let thy light for ever shine : " 
 
 This house still let thy presence fdl : ^ 
 
 Source of Life,— live, dwelhjmnd move 
 
 In roe, till all my life lie love I 
 
 never in these veils, of shame, '», 
 
 (Sad fruits of sin,) toiy glorying be! ' 
 
 •Clothe with solvation, thro* tny namp, -— 
 My soul, aqdlet me put on thde ! 
 
 Believing faith my costly dres*, \ ^, \ ^ 
 
 And nty best robe thy righteousness* '",' 
 
 
 
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 5 SojkI drttvn tliy litonoia frotn abovO| 
 
 Attd l|Bi thin m/ nduming be : • 
 Clotho me with wisdom, patience, b?«. 
 .y With holineHS and purity, 
 *' Than gelid and poarls more precieanfar, 
 And brigtitor thin th«^ nMiNuiig stv | 
 
 6 Lord, atni me with thy Spirit' •might, 
 
 " Since! I am call'd by thy great naow, 
 In thee |et alt my thought! unite^ 
 
 Of alljmy works be thou theaita; 
 Thy lovi attend me all my days, 
 And my leole busioesa bo thy praise ! 
 
 HYMN 413. 
 
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 4 TTIATHER, intQ:thy hands alone 
 JP I hav^ my all restor'4 : 
 ' My all, thy property I own ; 
 The ttewiurd of Ihe Lord. 
 
 3 IleroafYor noke can take away 
 My life, or coods, or fame ;. 
 Ready at thy demand to lay 
 Them do wliAl always am. 
 
 3 Confidine in tFi)\only love, 
 
 Thro* JesuB strengthening me, 
 I wait thy fliithflilneas to prove, 
 And give back all to thee. 
 
 4 Take when thoa wnt into thy hands, 
 And as thou wilt ^quire : 
 
 Resutue, by the Chau^ean bands, 
 Or the devouring fii 
 
 i PeterminM all thy willW obey, 
 Thy bl«9ting9 1 reston 
 
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 I prttie uieo ev«riiior«. 
 
 HYMN 414. 
 
 GIVE mo tho fkith which aan f%4k<f^% 
 And tinii thftjnountain to a plAil ; 
 Give roe tho chtldiika praying love, 
 
 Which lon^B to build thv house agf^is: 
 Thy lore let it my heart o orpow*r|. 
 And all my limple t^vX ii#v.9UJr 1 
 
 I want an even, ^rofig clfliir6, 
 
 I want a calmlr-iervent zeal| 
 To tave poor souls out of the fire, 
 
 To snatch them from the veice of^ell^ 
 And turn them to a pardoning God, 
 And quench the braiub in JeiMi*t blog^. 
 
 f would the pt^ctoof ttnM redeem^ 
 And longer live ibr this alone, 
 
 To spend, and to be spcat ibr'Uiem, 
 who have not yet my Saviour known,!. 
 
 Fully on these my mission prove, Vf, 
 
 And only breathe, tp brenthe thy lov«. " 
 
 My talents, giAs, and graces, Lord, 
 Into thy blesaed btfhds receive ; 
 
 And let me live to preach thy word / 
 Atid let me to thy glory liye ; 
 
 My every sacred moxpefit spexkl 
 
 In publisliingt^e.aiiiner** Xti^mi* 
 
 Enlarge, inflame, and HH my heart, 
 With boundless charity divine ! :0 ' 
 
 00 shall I all my strength ej^ert. 
 AndHove theintwith a zeal like tfafnt j 
 
 And M them W^hy opensil^ f 
 
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 IIYMN 415. 
 
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 ^* V Thino, and oril^ lhin« I am; 
 , w 7ak« my body, ipiril, ioul ; 
 Ool^Uiuu poMViii the wholo ! 
 
 S Thou my one thing needful bo ; 
 JjOt me ever cicove to thoe; 
 Let me choote the b^ter part ; 
 Let me give thee all my hitart . 
 
 U Fairer than the sona of men, 
 Do not let me turn again : 
 Leave the Fountain*head of bli«% 
 ^toop to creature- h«ppinoaa. 
 
 4 Whom have I on eaYth below * 
 * Th^, and oqffV Thee I know ; 
 
 VVhom have 1 ii> heuven but tltee? 
 Thou art All in All ta me ! 
 
 5 All my trcaiUreJl nbolrc ; 
 Alt my richeii it thy lot 
 \\ ho the wortbtJf love cai) tell * 
 Infinite, unaeatbhal 
 
 6 Thou, O Love, my portion art : 
 I^rd, thou know'at my limplo heart 
 
 * * Other comforts I despise : 
 Love be all my paradise^ 
 
 7 Notbinff ^Ise can I remilre : 
 Love fills up my whole desire ; 
 All thy other gifts remove, 
 Still tnou|;iv'st me ftll in love. 
 
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 FATHER, to thee my soul I lift, 
 My KHil on Otee dept nds ; 
 
ConTinc'd thtt •▼cry purfecl gift 
 
 llCerqr •nd pfrace w lhio« aU>o«, 
 1 Afwl power, ttud wiidom too ; 
 Iwithout the Spirit of thy Son 
 W« DoUiiug good can do. 
 
 Iwe ciniiot ip6ik one tmefvit woffl, 
 One holy thought conceive i 
 ;nlc», in aniwer to our Lord, 
 Thyself the hiesnng give. 
 
 if blood demands the parchatM 
 His lilood'i availing piety 
 )bUiD'd the help for all our race, 
 Aad sends it down lo me« 
 
 bou all our works in aa hof t wrought, 
 Our good is all divine : 
 ^e praise of every virtuous thought, 
 Aod righteous word, is thine. 
 
 from thee, through Jeeus, we receive 
 The power on tlbee to call ; 
 whom We are, and niove. aad lift* 
 Our God is alLia aU. r 
 
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 HYMN 417. 
 
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 JESU, my Tnnth, my Waf, 
 My sure, unerring Ught^* 
 I thee my feeble steps I stiy , ^^ 
 Which thou wilt guide aijightil 
 
 My wisdom and my Guide* 
 My Counsellor thou art, ^ ^ 
 pver let me leave thy side, ^^ 
 Or from ttiy paths depart: ^ 
 
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 9 I lift my eyfi to t!i#i, 
 
 Thit I iniy now en!i|;htcnM b«, 
 And never pmi to ebamQ. 
 
 4 ' tityw will I remove __ ^ 
 
 Out of iby haiidtf o^y umuA 1% ||L 
 
 But re»t in ttiy redeem iii|cybk 
 Aud hang vipon thy cf«^ 
 
 fr Ttach me the hippy art, 
 
 In all thingi to depend 
 On thee ; O never, Lord, depart, 
 
 ^ig^e me to the end V 
 
 6 StUl itir me up to utrive 
 jM With thee In itrength divine , 
 ^^od every raoraent, Lord, revive 
 ** Thiii faiiUiug ioul of mine. 
 
 T Peniit to wve my soul. 
 Throughout the fiery hour, 
 
 TiUI am every whit made whole, 
 Aodabcw (orth all tliy pow'r. 
 
 8 throdghjpjmd water bring 
 4 Into the fflP Plac^;^' ^4 
 
 And teach mOpH^ aonf^ aing, 
 Whfn penSctM in grace / 
 
 9 Omake me all like thee, 
 
 Before I hence remove 1 
 Settle, confirm and 'etablish mo, 
 Ajnd build*me up in love. 
 
 10 Let me thy witnew live,^ 
 
 When sin is all destroyed : 
 t Aad then my ipotleaa aoul recei V43j 
 And take me hone to Cgd. 
 
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 OOOD. my €M-iBr«' <^»«i»y 
 Cr« Nhinvi tlm dawn of rtffinf ««yi 
 Thy •nvflrc ign lijjtit within my h««rt» 
 hky «li-eiui veiling pow«r dwplif . ^ 
 
 Fof lh«e my thimty sotil doth mnt, , 
 While ill thii dcujift land I li^'i; 
 
 Ahd huiiRry jm I »!n. and Wfrt,» * 
 Thy Uiye alone caa comfoft gi 
 
 lo a dry land, bohokf I Diace • 
 My whole dmire on m«» O 
 -And inori; I joy to j^ain thy j;raco, 
 Than all Mirtli'i traafurea can aflb 
 
 Morwdear than life ifckslf, thy, love % 
 My heart »rid-tonfi(iM) ahali atlU aiTiflb|i; 
 
 And to docloretliy praiae will prove 
 My poace, my glory, and |B^y jo|| 
 
 1 6 In blcHtiiitff thee with grateful aongi, 
 My happy life ahall glide tVM { 
 The praiie that to thy name beiongi^ - 
 lluurly ivith lifted handa Til pay. ' 
 
 Abundant fwdefiieim, while i t/\nr 
 Tlfy love/my ravinhM heart o^eHlowi 
 
 Secure in^ tbee, my Oo<l and King, ^ 
 Of gloryihat no period koowi. 
 
 I J T%v Name, O Qo^, upon my bed, 
 . D^efiB on my tipe, md (Tree my thougM 
 .With treuibling iwe. In midnight ihada^^ 
 Jmmm on an tfiy Inmda have wroii||l|. 
 
 8 Jn all! do 1 «eel thine aki f * ' - 
 Tlicrefore thy greataeat will I nmg^ • 
 OiA, who hUtit my bea^t^^gladT 
 Beneath the ahi4pw of tiyfwing ! 
 
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 9 Mysoul drftws nigh and cleaves to thee } 
 Then let or eartn, or hell assail, 
 ^y mighty hand shall set me free ; 
 For whom thou sav'st, he ne*er shall fajL 
 
 ^ "hymn 419 (All 8*8.) 
 
 1 ^^ GOD of peace and pardoning lore, 
 
 V^ Whose l)oweIs of compaEsion move 
 
 To every sinful child of man ; 
 Jesu3, our Shepherd great and good, 
 ;, Who dying bought us with his bloody 
 » Thou ht^t brought back to lifeegain. 
 
 2 His blood^^ all our souls-apply: ^ 
 (His blood alone can sanctify,) 
 
 Which first did for our sins atone : 
 The covenant of redemption seal ; 
 The depth of love, of God reveal, 
 
 Md speak us perfected in one. 
 
 8 O fnight our every work and word, 
 Express the tempers of our Loi:d. 
 The nature of our head above : 
 His spirit send into our hearts, , 
 Engraving on our inmost parts 
 ; 'Pie livmg law of holiest love. - 
 
 4>Theii shall we do with pure delight, 
 WJiate'er is pleasing in thy sight, 
 
 As vessels of thy Ytchest grace ! 
 And having thy whole cbunscl done, 
 To thee and thy co^ual son 
 
 Ascribe ^e everlaistiag praise. 
 
 HYMN 420* 
 
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 I rilHV power abdming truth to show, 
 — JL A warfare at thy chyge I go I — 
 
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Strong in the Lord, and thy jB;reat nught I 
 Gladly take up the hallow* d cross. 
 And suffering all things for thy cause, 
 
 Beneath that bloody banner fight. , 
 
 J A spectacle to fiends and men. 
 To all their fierce or cool disdain 
 
 Wftii calmest pity 1 submit : ; 
 
 Determin'd nought to know beside ■ \ 
 My Jesus and him crucified, 
 
 I tread the world ibeneath my feet 
 
 \z Superior to their smil^ or {rown, ^># 
 
 On all their goods my soul looks ^tmik^w 
 Their pleasures, wealth, and {>owt, and 
 state : 
 The man that dares their gpd despise, 
 TheChristian-^ejalone is wise.; / . 
 
 The Chrlstif^,— he alone is. great. 
 
 4 C^^ Jet all my life declare, : 
 How happy all thy servants are ; 
 
 How far above these earthly things ; 
 How pure, wh^n wash'd in Jesu's blood, 
 How iptimat^ly one with God, ' 
 A heaven-born race of Priests and Kings. 
 
 H For this alone I live below, ^ 
 
 The power4:>f godliness to show, ^" 
 
 The wq^deri wroi:^ht by Jesu's NaiQ# :^ 
 that I might butfaithfu} prove ! .^ ^ 
 Witness to all thy pardoning love ! 
 
 And point them to the' atjc^ning liainb. 
 
 1 6 Let me to every creature cry, ^ ^ ■ 
 The poor and rich, the low ancl liigh, 
 
 "Believei and feel thy sins foirgiv^n4^ 
 ''Damn'd, till by Jesus saVM thou art ; 
 MTilt Jesu's blood hath wash'd thy heart, 
 
 MThpu c^bg^ mt ^^ pt^ of |^ejiv»|>.'> 
 
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 1 npiJOU, JesU, thou my breast inspire, 
 
 X. And touch my hp« with hallow'd fiia 
 And loDfe a stammering infant's tongue:' 
 Prepare the vessel of thy grace / 
 Adorn me with the robes of praise, 
 And ipercy shall be all my song ; 
 
 2 Mercy for all who know riot God ; 
 Mercy for all, in Jesu's blood; 
 
 Mercy that earth and he»^n transcends ; 
 Love that o'erwiklms theu«pf|9 in ligbt: 
 The Hngth,and breadth,^^i>th,ui4 heigh 
 
 Of love divine, which't^cifrer ends. 
 
 S A faithful witness of thy gi^e. 
 Well may t filj the altoti^ space, 
 
 And anisWer all thy ^eat design ; 
 Walk in the w^rkrf by thee prepared 
 
 And find aAii6x*d4ie va^ rfeward. 
 The crowii of ri^eoiuisness divine. 
 
 4 Wien I have fiv'd to tliee alone, 
 Pronounce the welcome word " Well donel 
 
 Aiid let me take my place above : 
 Enter into my o&ast^r's joy, 
 Ami all eternity employ, 
 
 fri pMse, and eCitiMcy, and love. 
 
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 FOR BEiaEVEBS INTERCEDING. 
 
 HYMN 422. t* Uttes S's] 
 
 1 T ET Obd, whOQ6mfortffihedistre«t» 
 
 h tt iotthear ; 
 
 Hear, Holy Ghott, our joint request, 
 
And gbeW thyself the Comforts ; 
 And swell the*^ unutterable aphowfi, 
 And breathe oar wishes to tfi# Itixoiie I 
 
 [2 We we*p foi* thos« that weep belo#, 
 And burthen'd fdr the afflieted, si^h ; 
 The various form* of human woe, 
 
 Ex0ite our softest »yinpaithy. 
 Fill every heart with mournful care^ 
 And drftw <krt acU our ffouls m pray 'h 
 
 We wresUe for thi^ riiuiMfiice, 
 
 By sin eternally undoiil^ 
 UEfleSy thou fliagnify thy gr^<5itf» 
 
 And make thy nehest mercy knowtiV' 
 And inake thy vanquish 'd rebels find 
 Pard6n in Chnist m all Gfiankind. 
 
 Father of tvertasliiig love; ' 
 To every «<wd thy Son r*feil; 
 
 Our guittand suflbrifUgS to remoV#t 
 Our deep, orighial Wound ft^he^ ; 
 
 And bid the^ fallen raee arisen 
 
 And turn our eai^th lo para^e^i 
 
 
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 1 /^Un es&rth we now^lament tojiee ^ , 
 xJ With floods of wickedness o'eifio%*d, 
 WHh viokince, wrong, fiiid erueity,., ^^ 
 
 One w ide-extended field ofblood, /'* 
 
 ^Vhere-m^n like fiends ea&b othei^ tetf» 
 In an the hellish rage of wa^f 
 
 2 As lifted on iBsidddn's lide^ ^ ^^ 
 
 They manglei^eir own fleifa, airf Ay : 
 Tiwhet is niof^4i tud qpens wide 
 Its mouth ib|#i enormous jarey ; 
 And myriads sink heneatA the gravej ^__ 
 
 And plunge into l&e flafiaiog wave. 
 
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 3 b might the universal Friend 
 
 This havoc of his creatures see ! 
 Bid our unnatural discord end ; 
 
 Declare us reconcil'd in thee ! 
 Write kindness on our inward parts, 
 And chase the murderer from our hearts I 
 
 4 Who now against each other rise, 
 
 The nations of the earth constrain 
 To follow after peace, and prize 
 
 TJie blessings of thy righteous reign, 
 The joys of unity to prove. 
 The paradise o^|perfect Ipyc I 
 
 HYMN 424. [6Uncs8V] 
 
 1 QUN of unclouded Righteousness, 
 ►3 With healing ij^ thy wings arise, 
 A tad, benighted world to bless, y^-w 
 
 Which now in sin, and error lies, 
 Wrapt in Sgypti^ night profound, 
 With chains of faeUish diurkness boun4. 
 
 9 The smoke of the infernal cave, 
 
 Which hwthe Christian world o'erspreid, 
 Disperse thou heavenly Light, and save 
 
 liid^sq^lsby that Impostor led, 
 The Arab thief, aa Satan bold, 
 Who quite destrby'd thy Asian /old. 
 
 8 nught the Blood ^f Sprinkling cry 
 ' For those who fpucp th^ . sprinkled blood ; 
 Assert thy glorious Deity ! "^ ' 
 
 Stretch but thy arm, thou triune Qpf; 
 The Unitarian fiend eitpel. 
 And ch9|9e his doctyin^e back to hell ! , t 
 
 4 Come, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 Thou Three in One, and O^e in Three, 
 Resume thy own , for age» lost. 
 Finish the dire apoptacv. ~~' ^"~ 
 
 
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 And Lordofthe creation reign t 
 
 HYMN 42ft» ^ ; (« Hnci 8V) 
 
 1 *■ ORD over aU, if ttiou hast made, 
 J J Hast ransom 'd everv loul of man» 
 ^y is the mce so long delay 'd ? 
 Why unfmAU'd the saving [flan f 
 The bliss for Adam's race deMgn'df 
 When will it reach to all mankindt 
 
 1 Artthott the Oodof JeHWbne, 
 
 And not the God of gentiles toO I - 
 To Gentiles make thy goodness knowti / , 
 Thy judgments to the nations s^l•^y^ ' 
 AwaVe them by the Gospel-call ; t f 1 
 JLight of the world, illumine all ! | : * 
 
 3 The servile progeny of Ham 
 
 Seize as the purchase of thy blood; 
 Let all the heathen know thy naoie : # 
 
 From idols to the living CSod 
 The dark Americans convert. 
 And shine in every Pagan he^rt I 
 
 4 At lightning hunch'd from East to Wett» 
 
 The coming of thy kingdom be»f / 
 To thee, by angel^hosts confeet» f , 
 
 Bow every soul and every knee, t 
 Thy glory let all flesh behold I 
 And ttien fill up thy heavenly fold. 
 
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 I O ^^^^> ^<^^ radiant Moming-StaTi. 
 V^ Again in human darkness shine I ' 
 Arise resplendife from afar I 
 ^ert thy royalty divine ! 
 
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 Thy sway ©'•fef all <h^ earth maintain, 
 ^ And now hef^h tKy gloHous reign. 
 
 II Tliy kiiigdoi]ll» Lord, wo lon^ to 4fee ; 
 
 Thy 8ceptre o'er the nations shake ,• 
 To* erect that fiftsl monarchy, 
 
 Edotii for thy pGMtfessidn take : 
 Take, thou thA didst th«i!' ransoAi findi 
 The purch^'d soub of aU inankiAd. 
 
 3 Now left thy cnosen dues a|>pear, 
 And valiantly J^ truth maintain !' 
 Bispread thy gnfloos Ijmjffdom herf ; 
 
 Fly 61* the rebel »oif8'of men ; 
 Settee them with f«tb ^Mnety hold. 
 Anil dmt the world iot^ thy foki * 
 
 HYMT*\421 (cm.), 
 
 1 TESU, thenrond of mercy girc» 
 V And l»t it swiftly run ; 
 
 ^d Hi th^ pFiestif themselves beiievei 
 And put fatyatioa on. • \ 
 
 2 :ClothM with thfe iSj^t of Holi/i^|, 
 
 May all^ tl^y j^pie proVir 
 The pleaitim of Grospel-graos, 
 t*he joy of perfect love; 
 
 Jesus, let alf iMf >yv>)iit^ shiM, 
 IllustHcMitairaf^s^ti ; 
 
 And bright wifilftj6nk>#^d #«y* divine, 
 Their gf^dttr dMidit i^. 
 
 4 Beyond the reaob of mortals, spread 
 Thair light where'er they go ; 
 Aitid hearteiHy i^uenc^ilied 
 On «11 th«^ ^umbtmi^f ^ 
 
 i As giants may m^V rila fiiiir ti(k^ 
 Exulting iA flifcfr iriighi : 
 
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 Af burning tiiffifawlei cluist 
 The gloom of hellish night. , 
 t « Ai the bright Sun of RitfhteouiiicM, 
 Their healing wings diipl^y ; 
 
 And let their lustre atill inqpeofe 
 Unto the perji^t^^y* >.; 
 
 HYMN 418. (B/d-Ji,) 
 
 1 m^ ESSIAH, Prince of Peace, 
 ifX Where men each other t«er, 
 
 Where war \» learn'd, they mu«t confesf ,. 
 
 Thy kingdom is not t^« : 
 
 Who, prompted hy tlfjp>0,v 
 
 Delight io human blood ; 
 ApoUyon is their kin^, wo know, 
 \And satan is (heir God. 
 
 2 But shall he still devour 
 The souls redeemM by thee t 
 
 Jesus, stir up thy glorious pow^r* 
 
 And end the apostacy 1 *^ 
 
 Come^ Saviouri IroiA abov^. 
 
 O'er all oUr hearts to reign; 
 And plant the kingdom gT thy loik^o 
 
 In every heart of tnan. 
 
 ,S Then diiall we ex^cise 
 
 the hellish art no more. 
 While thou our long-lo^t p^iadise - ^ 
 
 Dost with thyself restof0> 
 
 Fightings and wars shall ceas^,^ 
 
 And, in thy Spirit giv'i>. 
 Pure Joy, and everlasting peace, 
 
 HYMN 420. (aiiuo8lf%&^;> 
 
 
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 iifTEmcyrDiiro. 
 
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 Bid our jars and discords ceue 1 
 
 Unite us all in thee ! 
 Cruel as wild beatfts we are. 
 Till vanquish 'd by t^ Mercy ^i pow*r, 
 Men, like wolves, each other tear, 
 
 And their own flesh devour. 
 
 2 But if thou pronounce the word 
 
 That forms our souls again, 
 Love and harmony restor'd 
 
 Throughout our earth shall reign r 
 When thy wond'rous love they feel, 
 The human saviige^^e tame ; 
 Kav'nous wolves and leopards dwell, 
 
 And stable with the lamb. 
 
 3 that now, with pardon blest, 
 
 We each might each embrace ! 
 Quietly together rest, 
 
 And feed upon thy grsce ! 
 Like our sinless parents live I 
 '€reat Shepherd, make thy goodaeet knows ; 
 All into thy fold receive. 
 
 And ke^piis ever one. ^ 
 
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 -X MJAPPY day of union sweet I 
 JLX Owhen ahall it appear ! 
 When shall all thy people meet 
 In amity sincere 
 ; Tear each other's flesh no more, 
 *But kindly think and apeak the same ; 
 Ail express the meek 'ningpow'r 
 And Spirit of the Lamb \ 
 
 -2 Vigjt us, bright moming-stary 
 
 And bring the perfect day ,! 
 
Ure'd by faith *• inceMani praym^ ' > ^ 
 No longer, Lord, delay :- J ^ > 
 
 New defiCToy the pritious root t 
 
 ]ie rrouhd of nature's feuids remove ! 
 
 Fm the earth with fplden fruit. 
 With ripe, millenial love. 
 
 HYMN 481. 
 
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 MESSIAH, foil of grace, 
 Redeem 'd by thee we plead 
 le promise made to Abraham's race^ 
 To souls for ages dead.l|(. 
 
 Their bones are quite dried up, 
 
 Througliout the vale appear ; , 
 
 [Cut off and lost their last faint hope 
 
 To see thy kingdom here. v 
 
 |3 Open their graves, and bring 
 I The outcasts forth , (o o wn 
 iThou art their Lord, their God and King^ 
 ' Their true Anointed one. 
 
 To s&ve thie race forlorn. 
 Thy glori6us arm display • 
 |ind shew the world a nation born, 
 A nation in a di^ K 
 
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 tlATHER of faithfol Abraham, hear 
 J? Our earnest suit for Abrahain*! teed I 
 Justly they claim the softest pray'r 
 From us, adopted in their stead. 
 Who mercy thro* their fall obtain. 
 And Christ, by their rejection, gaiQ. 
 
 Outcaste from t hee, and icatter'd wide — 
 Through every nation under heav'A, 
 
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 Blafpha^ing whom they crtjciiied, 
 Uimav'i, unpityM, uiiforgiv'n ; 
 Brnndecl, Mko Caia they hear their load , 
 Abhbrr'd of men, sgnid cur8*d of God. 
 
 But hast thoQ finaUy fbrsook, 
 For evercastthy oWn away ! 
 
 Wilt thoUvQot bid the murderers look 
 On him they pierc'd, and weep, and priyi 
 
 Yes, gracious Lph^ thy word is past : 
 
 All Israel shall he^l^' d at last 
 
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 4 Come, then, tho^ great Deliverer, come/ 
 The veil from Jacob V heart remove! 
 Receive thy ancient people home ! 
 
 That, quicken'd by thy dying Jove, 
 The worfl^may their reception find, 
 Life fronarlh)^ dead for all maokind. 
 
 «YMN 483. [S.M.] 
 
 1 A LIIIGfiTY 0;?dof love, ^ 
 xm. Set up the attracting sign, 
 
 And iummon whom thou dost approve 
 For messengers (livine : ^ 
 From favour *d Abraham's seed 
 * The new apostles choose ^ 
 
 In itles and continents to spread 
 Th0 dead-reviving newf. 
 
 2 Them, vnatch'd out of Aflame, 
 Tbrouffh every loatioa send 
 
 The true ijieasiah to>proclwitt 
 The univeraal friend ; 
 \ That all^ the God u^ifnown, 
 / MaylearA of Jews to* «4pi>e. 
 
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 A nd ^e t h y g l ory in thy Son, 
 Till time thMl be no more. 
 
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 llicbt now their hrethren hrio^l 4^^ 
 
 And jraler'd cioi of every land, . 4' c « 
 Preeent to 8Um*e Kmf i '^ 
 Of all the anoient raeo -%f , . 
 N^t one be lefl behind ; 
 
 But eebh impeird by taorod crace. 
 Hifl wajr to Canaan ]|M^ 
 
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 All brael shall the Dayiour own ^ _ 
 . To their firftitate realir'd^ ,'^, 
 Rebuilt by hia command, ,' v , 
 ^ Jerusalem shall rise | • ^^ ^ { 
 Her temple on Moriah stand''* ' 
 Agam^, an() touch the skUf » «,' 
 
 1$ Send then thy servaiits forth^ 
 
 To call the Hebrews home} ^ . ' 1 
 
 From East and West, from Soutti and N'crUi, . 
 Let all the wanderers come : »• ^- f 
 Where'er in lands unknown -- [' «4\ 
 The fugitiyes remain, 1 -ritr rt 
 
 Bid eyery creature help them on, y "^u \ 
 Thy holy Mount to gaittv .^ 
 
 [• An offering to their Lord, .. '-_ \_ _ ^.* 
 
 There let them all be seen, 
 [Sprinkled with water and with blood| 
 
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 In sool andJbody plean : 
 
 With Israefs mypads seal'd,, ^ 
 
 Let aU the nations meet* n' v j^. . J ., 
 And shew the myatery fulfill'^ ^ -jf-: 
 Thy family compmtt. V \y^^*-^^ 
 
 [1 QINNERSj the call obey, 
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 DoviU and moD cooimne <« 
 
 To plague tho faitiil«fs teed,' 
 And nhials ftiU of wrath diviinj 
 Are buraliiig on your head. ' 
 
 2 Enter into tho Rock^ 
 
 Ye trembling ilavcs of lini 
 ThfB rock of your salvation struck ' 
 
 And cleh to tako you in : 
 
 To shelter the diBtrent 
 
 He did the croes endure ; 
 Enter into the clefts, and rest 
 
 la Jmu'i wounds secMre* 
 
 3 Jetui, to thee we tly 
 From the devouring sWori : 
 
 Our city of defence ie nigh ; 
 
 Our holp is in the Lord. 
 ^ Or if tjhie Bcourge e'erflow, 
 
 And la^igh at innocence, 
 Thine everhstiog arms we know, 
 
 ShaU l^e^ttr souls' defence. 
 
 4 We in thy word believe, 
 And on thy promise stay ; 
 
 Our life, which still to thee we give, 
 
 Shall be to us a prey : 
 
 Our life with thee we hide, 
 
 Above the furious l>]ast, 
 Andshelter'd in thy wounds abide, 
 
 Till all the storms ore past. 
 
 16 Believing against hope, 
 
 We k^ng upon thy grarcc. 
 Through evc^ low' ring cloud lookupr 
 
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 Bat do not from our fefMU/^^ vM 
 Inioft Laodicecm ease '':^ *" 
 
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 In feorob of#aoie ftod weallli w» lit« : 
 
 Commanded in tbygtept to tread, 
 Weieek sometKnes, ^ttineTer ilritii ' 
 
 % lifeleftfeitn we tlill t^Um, ^ • • ^^ 
 
 Of this we inalke o<jur empty «dd9t,n 
 Nor know the naqno w.e take 411 f 4^,^:^^' 
 • The power of godlJQm U lo^. is^r* 
 
 AbominaDle in thy a;gnt r . . , '., 
 Better t||Bt we l;i|id neter he^# ^?» 
 
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 Than seem to serre thee without zeal : 
 Less guilty, if with those of old' 
 We worshijip'd Thor and Woden still. 
 
 8 Le«i8 MOV iou9 will the j^dgment-day, 
 
 To Sodom and Gomorrah prove, 
 Than us who cost our faith away, 
 A^d trample on ^by richest love ! 
 
 HYMN 436; [i.M.] 
 
 1 : l^\ liET us ouf own works forsake, 
 \J Ourselves and all we have deny ; 
 Thv condescending counsel take, 
 /' And 0ome to thee pure gold to buy 1 
 
 2 might .we thro' thy grace attain \ 
 * The faith ihou never wilt reprove I 
 
 The failh that purges every stain^ 
 The faitb thiat always works by love I 
 
 3 Qtinight we 4iee,. in this our day, 
 
 ,The things belonging to our peaee : 
 Ai^d timely meet thee m th^ way 
 -: 'Of judgments, and our sms confess ! 
 
 4- Thy i^herly chastisements own, 
 With filial awe rer^ere thy rod J 
 And turn with zealous haste^ and run 
 Into the ottlstretch'il arms of God. 
 
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 PART iPIHST. 
 
 1 XJ1ATHER; if justly 6taiw# claim 
 J& To us and ours tliAprOmise made v 
 To us be graciously thesamei s 
 And <Jrown witibi lifing fire our head*. 
 
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 I ofholinew the Spirit sllo#^r; 
 Of wise discernmenty humble love, 
 And zeial, and unity, and pow*r;/ 
 
 [3 The spirit of convincing speech, 4 
 Of power demonstrative imparts ' 
 Such as to?y every conscience reach, 
 And sound the unibelieying heart. 
 
 i The iSpirit of refining fire* 
 
 Searching the inmost of the ipind, 
 To purge afl fietce and foul desire, 
 
 ^nd kindle life more pure and kind ; 
 5 The spirit of faith in this thy day, ,, 
 To break th^ power of cancell'd sin :^. 
 Tread down its Sttrength, o'erturn its sway, 
 And still the conquest more ^ an "win. . ; 
 
 « The Spirit breathe of inwaird life, , ^ 
 
 Which in our'heaHs thy laws may write ; 
 Then grief expires, "and pairi and strife : 
 •Tis nature all,— and ifll delight. , 
 
 [1 r\N all the earth thy Spirit show V,^\^. 
 \J The earth in righteousness renew^f , 
 Thy kingdom <5©me, and hell's O*erpow*r, : ' 
 And to thy sceptre all subdue . 
 
 I IJiike mighty winds, or torrents fierce, 
 Let it the* epposers alj o'errun ; 
 And every law of sin reverse. 
 That faith and love may make all one. 
 
 1 3 Yea, let thy spirit in every place . 
 Its richer energy declare ; ^ 
 While lovely tempera, iruits of grace,; •- 
 The kingdom of Jhy Ciirirt prepare. 
 
 
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 To us perforin the fMToiiui&diWi 
 Oeficend , and crawi^ fui ii€iw witb fire \ 
 
 I A UTHOB of fBit^K we § ecJk thy face, 
 Xm. F6r all who feel thy work begun : 
 Confirm , and strengthen ihem in grace , 
 And bring thy feeblest chydren on^ 
 
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 names ;.,, ,.vs^v ■.-. 
 Be mindful of thy youngeist care ; 
 Be tender of ^y new^fbom hmbsj^ 
 iMld.gently in thy jKMom besu^. 
 
 8 The lioa roaring Ibr yi,prey« 
 
 Witii ravViing wolyes on every side. 
 Watch over them 16 t^a^' and slay, 
 If found one niolileiit ifrom ^eir guide. 
 
 4 Sat^m biB thousaiMt ivts essays, \ 
 
 His agentsjaH their poweri employ. 
 To bl«$t the blooming work of graee, 
 The heavenly ofl&pring to destroy. 
 
 5 Bafile tiieerooked serpent's skill, 
 
 . Hud )^ his sharpest darts aaide : 
 llidefi^ tiieir eyes thedevilM ill, 
 OJav$ them m>m the demon. Pride / 
 
 9 In safety lead tiiy Kttle flock. 
 
 From hell, the world, and sin secure ; 
 And set their feet upon th^rock. 
 And make^ tiie^ thek goings i^e. 
 
 lik QH£PR£^KX) of Israel, hear 
 
 Ou a r smpl^ictfaig cry 
 
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 hat from their brethren fly.; > 
 
 J Scatter^ through <reviouftway»i' 
 i Collect thy feeble flock ; , ^ 
 I j^ join, by thine atoning grace, 
 And hide them in the Bock. 
 
 3 would'st thou eiid the irtorm, • 
 That keeps us still apart! \, , 
 fhe thing impossible perform. 
 And make us of aae hew rt : ' 
 
 i One Spirit, and one mind. 
 The same that was in thee : 
 might we all again be join'd 
 
 in perfect harmony I * 
 
 5 iesus, at thy command^ r 
 jWe know it shall be done ; 
 Take the two sticks i^to thy hand, 
 The two shall dien foe one : 
 
 i One body and one fold, ' 
 
 We then shall sweetly prove ; 
 And live in thee like them of old, 
 The life of spotless love. 
 
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 I £^ OD of all power and grace, 
 %Jf Set up thy bloody sign ; 
 
 And gather those that seek thy face. 
 And by thy Spirit Join, 
 The few remaining sheep , 
 In Britaiii's pastpes bred. 
 
 United to each other Iteepj 
 United tqj&eir head, 
 
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 Join to thyself, our common Lordf < 
 
 Aud all thy servants seal. * 
 
 Confer the grace unknown, . . 
 • The mystic chanty, / , ' 
 
 "Ai thbu art with the Father dne,^ 
 Unite us all in thee. 
 
 3 Se shall the world believe 
 Our record, Lord, and thine j 
 And all widi thankful hearts receive 
 
 The Messenger divifte ; ' 
 ^ Sent from his throne above, 
 To Adam's offspring giv'n. 
 To join and perfect us in love. 
 And take us up toheav'n. 
 
 ;.r^ J^ 442. • (16 Unes 8»s.] 
 
 I QaVIOUH, to thee we humbly cry, 
 k5 The brethren we have lost restore, 
 Becall them by thy pitying eye, 
 
 Retrieveithem from the tempter's pow|r 
 By ^y victorious blood cMt down. 
 Nor suffer him to tak? their crown. 
 
 '1 l^frc^^^zHzB ! by l^taa's art. 
 We see tiiem now far pfl remov 'd, 
 IT^e burden of our bleeding heart, 
 
 The soiils who once in thee we lo^d : 
 Wl!om still we love with ^rlef and pain, 
 And weep for their return la vain: 
 
 3 lii vain, till thou the pow Vbestow, 
 . The double pow'r of ^uick'ning grace, 
 And m^ke the happjr sinneni know . 
 . Their temptf$r with his angel^fai^e ; 
 >Who leadsthem^ captive at hM wtH| - 
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 ^r barnal self-teeurity ; • - mr v I * 
 And let them feel the wrath they bear, 
 
 And.let them eroan their want of thee ; 
 Bobb'd of their &lee pertiiciotw ppace, 
 Stript of their fancied righteovsoeta. 
 
 1 5 The men of careless live# , who deem 
 Thy righteousness accounted theirs* 
 Awake out of the soothing dream ; . 
 
 Alarm, their souls withliumble feart*: 
 Thou jealous God, stir up thy power, 
 And let them slei^ in sin no more. 
 
 6 Long M the guilt of sin shall last, ■ : 
 Tnem in their misery detain* 
 Hold Uieir licentious spirits fist, ; 
 Bind thcnrwithr their own natui«*schaihi: 
 
 Nor ever* let the waiAlerers test, - 
 Tilllodg'd agiin in Je8U*8 breait. 
 
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 OLET thepirijK>n«rVi m^ 
 As incense in thy sight appear 1 /^ 
 Their humble wailingp pieh^e tl% skie^. 
 If haply they may reel thee near. 
 
 t The captive exileis make th^f r mbainr, 
 From ^ impatient to be free : 
 Gall home, call home thy banish'd onee \ ^^ 
 Lead dative ^eir oaf tiyity ' 
 
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 The anchor of their steadfast hope : ^ .;- 
 KdA bidl their gojAty terrors ceased r'"" ^ 
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 4 0<U ^ the 4i|^ regard their crief£ K 
 
 *n» MeilMie* the mournen cheer ^ — 
 
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 Aiid scatter all their 4oubt and feari 
 5 Pijy tfceiiay offeebld tbinM/- 
 
 And di'op salvation from thy wings. 
 And make the contrite uitmer Krhoie. 
 
 « Stand by. theiti in th^ fiery hour. 
 
 ' Ar^^J'^^^^'^T of «4nd defend : 
 And in, their weakneij* shew thy .pbw». 
 And n|ak<^ then^ patient to the^Bnl 
 f satisfy their aoul in drought J 
 A^ Aem thy facing health tasee, 
 And let thy mercy find theih out .- 
 And let thy me^cy reach to m^ 
 
 a Htet ttioa thijwwrk of grace begun, 
 And^b^onght them to the birSi in 
 
 ~. ~~„ «« nwTK oi grace beKon. 
 Andj^b^onght thm to the biri in vain • 
 ' J^.'h? f Mdren -ee the Sim 1^ - '''° ' 
 I*».aU t^iejir flonls be bom again; 
 
 ' ^feSL^il^ '^^ "^ we bear. 
 
 ■«-< All A«vMtt of all mankind -^ 
 
 R f J\rl^?5*?7 *^P<*«»ce find. 
 l|et a» thankfalfy embrace '' 
 «>e las* offen of% grao«!,' 
 
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 Feel our sins by grace forgivVi, ' 
 Find in thee the way to heav'ii. 
 
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 V Good Physician, shew thyartl 
 V^e thy heaUng Artue known / 
 
 Break the unbelieyhig heart I . ' ' 
 By thy bloody cross subdue f 
 ^ Tell them I have died ft* youl'^ . ^ 
 
 4 Let thy djang love coniirala 
 ., Those who disregard thy frowh ! 
 
 Sink the mounta|atrr|l1ain; 
 
 Bring the pride of sinners down : 
 Soften the obdurate crowd' ; 
 Mell the reb^ with thy b)f3pd I 
 
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 tf Thy dwelling m the sky, 
 Fill our Church with Hghteoo«iiais. - 
 
 Our want of faith #u§ply > 
 Faith our strong protection be^ 
 And godliness wim all ibpow^, 
 ♦Sta!)H«h<ourpc^terity; ' ^ ^ 
 ' Till time dh^li b0 no jnor^,. 
 
 ^M the Sjrfdi dr ii^ Vei^^ - 
 Our reconverted hn^ : - 
 
 Let the least ^ greatest kno#, 
 
 And bow to thjr command : 
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 1 CbV'REIONoran! Whose WHl o^aio. 
 KJ The powBTB on earth thtit be ; 
 . Bjr whom our rightful Monarch reigni, 
 ilubject to none but thee ; " 
 
 . 2 Stir up thy power, appear, appear^ 
 And for thy tervaiit fight : 
 
 Support thy great vicefirerentliere. 
 And vindicate his rights 
 
 3 Lo! in the arms of faith and prayer ^ 
 ^ We bear him to thy throne ; . 
 Keceire thy own pecuHar care, 
 
 "- The Lord's anointed oi]^e. 
 
 4 WMi jWour look^^ h«s face ; 
 ITiy love's pavihon sjwead / 
 
 And watchfiil troops of angels place 
 Around hu sacred head. t 
 
 ^ Oiwj^ him fern, all who date oppose 
 ? Thy delegate and thee ; 
 
 From open and from secret foes. 
 From force and perfidy 1. 
 
 * ^i^ ^^ conscience false revere 
 The Man of % righl-hand ,* 
 Honour and love thine image he^e 
 And bless his mild command. ' 
 
 The glory, Lord, be thine I 
 
 The benefit divine. 
 
 B Tbtfiose, who thee in him obey; 
 
 _The spirit of Grace impart! 
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 9 Still let V8 pray , and n eVer^caiatk v ^ , 
 ••Defend him, Lord, defend I 
 « • establish his throne in righteousness i 
 •^ And save him to the end l*' 
 
 1 i| NATION God delights to Nesi, 
 A* ^an all our ragirig' foes distress, . 
 
 Or hurt whom they surround ? 
 Hid from the general scourge we are, 
 Nor «ee the htoody wa^te of war^ 5 
 
 Nor hear the trumpet's sound^i 
 
 i might we.Xiord, the grace improV^i 
 By labouring for the rest of Love* 
 / The soul-composing power : 
 Bless us with that internal peace, 
 And all tl e fruits of righteousness. 
 Till time shall be no more* 
 
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 ■ . FOR PARBJcrfl/ 
 
 i Tjl ATHER of all, hy whDmwe are, - 
 X? For whom was made whateverifl 1 
 Who hath entrusted to ourcart^ — ^^ 
 A candidate for i^orious blis9t<^ ' . 
 
 2 Poor worms of earth, forhel]^ we cry, * 
 ^ For grace to guide, what grace has gi?*ii, 
 we ask for wisdom from on high, . 
 .To train our infant up for heav'n. 
 
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 Their babet who ^unper and iKhnta^ ; 
 And make the helpleM iofanti past 
 To Murderer-Moloch, through the fire ? 
 
 ^ )et HA not the demoo please ! 
 
 Oar offspring to destruction doom ! 
 Strengthen a sln-^sick soul's diaease, 
 Or damn him from his mother's womb I 
 
 6 Rather this hour resume bis breath. 
 
 From s^shne^ss and pride to save ; 
 By death prevent the second death ^ 
 And hide him in the silent grave I 
 
 7 Or if thou grant a longer date, 
 
 With resolute wisdom us endue, 
 To point him out his lost estate 
 His dire apostacy to she^ ; 
 
 8 To time otif Mifef^'tmlie w (^ 
 
 To mark the boiilnds of gopd and ill t 
 And bea^ the pride denature down. 
 And bendcy hroajk|if .ri will. 
 
 J Hbi kt lis t^ jarferely Wnd, , 
 ;A§,guaridianit)f his giddy youtik: 
 As set toform his*tender injndy 
 ^ By prin^esof virtuous ttut^: \ 
 
 10 To fit his soul for heavenly grace ; 
 ^ . 'Ot8ch|r|e the Chrtstian^pveBtf part ; 
 And keep min tit] thy Idve takes pbce, 
 A|g4 Jeii|i l^ia hk hwatt. . 
 
 ^ And guide our irtSBpf «rt|^^ 
 
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 i To fteer our dangerous G<nirse bat^een 
 The rockton Mtber hand ; 
 And fii: ua, ^the KoMen moan . 
 
 ' And brftig ovr ch4i|;f ip land, v ' 
 
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 To teach aa taojht bvLtbeo, 
 ^ We come to train m aJUby wayg ; 
 
 Our "•ipgjwrogeny^ / | 
 
 4 Theif idlflih tiriQIn thno tubcJiie, ' ' 
 
 And mortify their pride; 
 And lend their youth a sacrod clow 
 To find the Crucified. 
 
 5 T^e would. in every ^tep look up, 
 
 By thy example taught, 
 To alarm their fear, eijcito their hOne. 
 And rectify tbeir thought. ^^!^ ; 
 
 « We would paraitade their heait lo' obw. 
 With mildeateeal proceed; - V 
 And never take the hwrth^ way, 
 When love will do % dewl/ • 
 
 7 for this we ask, in IWth dii^ik^ i^^^^^ 
 The Wisdom il-omabove, /fA*» 
 
 To touoh their hearts with filial k^ ;, ^, 
 And pure mgenuous lov^^ ; ' 1 1 / 
 
 Withhold <4m jutttfulfood V . .,# 
 Attdjently bend their tender mind, 
 IMw draw thair aouls to God. 
 
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 Of our own treachVoua fa^rti 
 
 t O •rwhclm'd with justott ^^r H^in 
 'I'o theo for holp wo call: 
 W)iero many migniier have been slaitii 
 3j thoe unsav'di we falL 
 
 3 Unleai ro8traln'3 ly grace we are„ 
 
 In ▼aiii the anare we gee : 
 We loe and rush into the anara • 
 Of blind ^plfttry. , 
 
 4 We pluQgo ounietvea in endlese woei| 
 
 Oarhelpleis infhnta aeU : 
 Raaiat thaJight, and aide with those 
 ^> Who tend their babea to hell. 
 
 5 Ah ! what avails superior light, * 
 
 Without saperiorlove? 
 We see the truth, we judge aright, 
 And wiadom'a way a approve :. 
 
 6 Wo mark the idolizing thh)ng^ f 
 
 Thtir cruel fondness blame ; 
 Their children's soulswe know they wroflgJ 
 t And we shall do the same. 
 
 T In apile of oor rMotvea^ W|l9ar 
 
 :5'^'"^fiBr own infirmity ; • '■' 'W : ' k: 
 ^ MRIvemble at* the trial neaqT 4^ 
 And cry, O <Jod| to the; ! p^ 
 
 8 We sooa shall do what We ooiidemn, 
 Jknd down the torrent borne, 
 
 ' ahamo confess our natur^'il 
 'oo slrong for ua to turn. 
 
 9 Dm onlf Mp in Roger's hour, 
 : ^ only itreniA tpia^ii. 
 
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 Above tile worM, abd 8atiii/t<]N>w'r; 
 And greater than oar he«ft. 
 
 10 Ui from ourtielvoi thou cantt »6«ur#, 
 
 In nature's slipperj wa^f, 
 And make our fSeble footit4pi mr^. 
 By thy sumcient grace. 
 
 11 If on thy promiB'd grmcc alonw "^ 
 Wo faitfifully depead, 
 
 ThoB furely wilt prewrye thy own. 
 And keep them to the Qnd : 
 
 ! 12 Wilt make us tenderly dii creet, 
 To guard what thou hast giv'n • 
 And hring our child with ui to meet 
 At thy nght^haud in heav'n, 
 
 HYMN 451. (i)inei8*f.) 
 
 1 O UT who sufficient if to lead, 
 JLf And ezeouto th# vast design t 
 How can our arduo^wtoil succeed 
 
 When earth and hell their forces join 
 The meanest instruments to' o'erthirow! 
 Which thou hast erer us'd below 1 
 
 2 Mountains, alas I on monntalnt *tt fe 
 I To make our utmost efforts vaini 
 
 The work our feeble strength defies, 
 
 .A^ all the helps and hopes of man f 
 Our utter iinpotence we se^ ; ' ' ' 
 But nothing is too hard ibr thee ! / 
 
 b The things impossible to meil^^ 
 
 W^**^" ^*"*^ ^^ ^"*® own poopla do I 
 ThT strength be in our weaknesai teent 
 
 in oor 
 
 Prer^nt, a<KK>mpaiiy, and bfoff, - 
 And crown the whok with full fucc^ig^ 
 
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 4 Uolesa the power of heavenly grace, 
 
 The wisdom of the Deity, ^ ^ 
 Direct and govern all our ways, - 
 
 And all our works be wrought in thee; 
 Our blasted works we know shall fail, 
 '^And earth and bell at last prevail. . 
 
 5 Bul», O almighty God of love/ « 
 Into thy hands tho matter take ; 
 
 The mou^tain-obatadea renrove ; ^ 
 
 For thine own truth and mercy* s sake 
 
 .Fulfil in ours thy own design, 
 
 And provte the vrtJrk entirely fhine. > 
 
 i ^^ (iME, Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 \y. Honour the means ordain'd by theef 
 Make good our apoatolic boast, 
 And ovi^n thy glorias niimstry. 
 
 2 We liow ih%j>rc^ifl*d presence claim j 
 
 Sbat to disciple all mankind y 
 ^ent }6 baptize into thy name, 
 ' i v^ft^ now^ promia'd presence find. 
 
 3 Fimier, Jit these reveal thy son : 
 
 y/ lu these for whom we seek thy face, ) 
 /ate hidden mystery tt / 
 
 The tikwmd, pmm$ bwitizing grace. 
 
 4 Jesus, with us thou ajways art : ^ 
 
 Effectuate now the sacred sign t 
 Th^gSft unspeidtaUe imparl, 
 And bless the ordinance #fjae^- 
 
 & Eternal Spirit deiscend from high) 
 
 Baptixer of our Spirits thoa t — — ^ 
 
 -^i-'rlla. 
 
THi fPCIBTV ATMBMIKO. 
 
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 The flacramental sea! appiyt 
 And witneia with toe water now ! 
 
 t) Othat the soula baptiz'd herein, 
 
 May now thy truth and mercy feel : 
 Hay rise and wash away their sin : 
 . Come, Holy Ghost^ their pardon seal 1 
 
 HYMN 453. [Slinea 7*8 & rsl 
 
 1 Tjl ATHER, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 X; Jo solemn power come down I 
 Present with thine heavenly li08t| 
 
 Thine ordinance to crowo : 
 See a sinful worm of earth; 
 Bless to him the cleansing flood I 
 Plunge him by a second Birth, 
 
 Into the depths of Ciod*^ 
 
 2 Let the promb'd inward grace 
 
 Accompany thy sign ; 
 Op his new-bom soul impresa 
 
 ^The character divine / 
 Father, all thy ;^aoie reveal!- "^ 
 Jesns all thy name impart I 
 Holy Ghost, renew and dwell 
 
 For ever in his heart ! :^ 
 
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 PART y. SECTION 1; 
 
 FORTHESbCIETl^ AT MEETING. 
 
 HYMN4H [s. M.1 
 
 X ppS aipfe1fl>j[et alive, ff 
 
 illnd see each other's face f *' 
 Glory and praise to ^^esus give» ^^ - 
 For his recteeming grace / ^ ( ^- S: ' 
 J^reservNibypowferdiviae - ^^ < 
 
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 Again in Jesti** praife W45 join; r 
 
 And in his sight appear. 
 
 2 Whattfoiibl6«harv«W6Menl 
 What donflicts hay« we piist f 
 
 Fightings WfthOttt, and fetw Withi«* 
 
 41 Since we assembled last , 
 r^^toutoutofanth^tord , 
 
 ■ Huth brought us by his love : 
 And still he do& his help afford. 
 And hides our Kfe above. 
 
 3 Then let us lialke our boast 
 
 Of his redeeming power. 
 Which saves us to the uttermost, 
 
 Till we can sin po more ; 
 
 Let us take up the Gross, 
 
 Till we the Crown obtain / 
 And gladly reckon all things loss, 
 
 So we may Jesus gain. 
 
 .HYMN 455. [S lines Ts.] 
 
 1 1^ LORY be t6 God above, 
 Xjf God from whom all blessing? floW, 
 llalfe we mention of his love. 
 
 Publish we his praise below ; 
 Call'd together by his grace. 
 
 We are met in Jesu VName : 
 Bee with joy each othcr'^s face. 
 
 Followers of the bleeding Latnb^ 
 
 S Let us then sweet counsel take^ 
 How to make our calling sure | > 
 
 Our election how to make, ^ * :- 
 Pass the reach of hell secure ; - 
 
 Build we each the offiy ty ,* 
 
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 .."iS^A^:-:, 
 
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 fiolid^omfort, f femSlIc^i -^ 
 
 Constant joy, and laatmg peace. 
 
 9 Mo^e and more let love abound : 
 
 Let us never, never revtj 
 Till we are in Jesus founds 
 
 Of our paradise possest : 
 He-removes tlie flaming sword, 
 
 Calls us back from Eden <friv'n i 
 TO bis in^age bere restor'd, 
 
 SOon^e takes us up to beav'n / ^ — 
 
 HYMN 466. I41in^8l0'8& ll's.! 
 
 i A LL 4M|^^<> tbe lamb wbo gives us to 
 'xjL . 'JB^Piaeet^^:'-. ••:■■■:■';.■:■."■'' li^ ■ 
 His lov^ we proclaim. His praises repeat : 
 We own him our Jesus, Continually newr 4 ^ 
 To pardon iind bless us, And perfect us herie. 
 
 2 In him we have peace, In him we have power, 
 Preserv'dby Jjis graceThroughout the dark hour; 
 In all our temptation He keeps us, to prove \ 
 His utmost salvation, His fulness of love. . 
 
 8 Thro* pride and desire, Unhurt we hav(p goi«/ 
 Thro* water ^d fire in hUn we went oii ; . 
 The world ana the devil, Thro* him we o'ercame, J 
 Our Jeius irom evil, jf'^r ever the samcf;/ 
 
 4 When we would !ha»re »purnM Ms mercy 
 
 and,grace>. 
 To Egypt returned, and fled from his face ; 
 Hej|hinder*d bur flyipg, (Igs goodness to ahow^ 
 And stopt us Ipciyft^ ** Wfll ye tibp go ?^ 
 
 9 ^atshali ltfe#^, <>iur 84^14^1^ to ^trt I 
 To make us m^Wf Qom^^j SUun)* sCnim above t 
 The fruit of t h v .p» n iQa» T^ hoUntw giv ; 
 CHveufthe8afrato^jiIlf4|j|t^N^# « 
 
>tHEfOClETY 
 
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 kTMKJBTIKO. 
 
 6 Come> Je9us and loose fthe stammererV 
 •. ■■■ » -tongue, V. I . _ ; 
 And teach even us the spiritual g6ti|^ : 
 
 Let us without ceasing Give thanks for thy 
 
 "•grace, ' .--l- 
 
 And glory, and bluing, and honour, and praise. 
 
 7 Pronounce the glad word, and bid us be frei: 
 Ah ! hast thou nbt, Lord, A blessing for toe ? 
 The peace thou hast given,Tliis moment impart, 
 And open thy heaven, O love, in my heart: 
 
 ityMN 46t. 
 
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 Q A VIQUR of siniiil men; 
 
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 '^ J3 Thy gopdhess we proclaim, 
 Which brin^ us here to meet again, - 
 ; * And tnumph in thy name : .; y. 
 Thy roi^ty tiMMThath hem 
 Our safeguard and our TowV ; 
 llaih savM us from the world and sin. 
 And ail th' accuser's po>v*r. 
 
 Z Jesus, take all the praise 
 
 That still on earth we liv0 ; \ 
 
 Uii^ottdd'in so foul a place, 
 • . AikI innocently grieve ; \ 
 
 We diall from Sc^om flee, 
 When perfected in love ; 
 
 And haste to better company. 
 Who wait for uM^Ove. 
 
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 <*' 3 Awhile in flesh disjoin'd^ 
 ^ ^ fiOur friends that weiht before, 
 tTe soon in paradise shall find, 
 And meet to part no more : 
 
 In 3fon' thr ice hap py seat 
 Waiting^ us.uey iA« t 
 
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 "ktii th©u shall there a husbaQ4 meet ! 
 .Ail4 1 a parent there i 
 
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 4 Q wliat a mighty i5haD^« ' ' 
 
 Snail Jtesu's stifhrera know / 
 While o'er the happy plains they range, 
 Incafp?ihle of woe ! ^ 
 No ilUrequited love t 
 
 ' Shall there our spirits wound : 
 jfo bas^ ingratitude^^ above ; ' * 
 
 ^ No sin in heaven is founcU ^ '- - 
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 i There alt our piefs are spent ; *- • 
 There aU o^r sorrows end : 
 
 We cannot there the fall lameilt - 
 Of a departed friend ! « - 
 
 \ A brother dead to God^ y.y 
 
 ^ ' . JBy sin, aids'! un^ne : • 
 
 Jfo father there, in passion Iptud, 
 . Criee,Mpniys6nrmjr»^ny* 
 
 it Nd sU^itest tfltocli W pri*^^^^^^ 
 iSfors^rrow'sleast^alloy, ^ , 
 
 Can violate oivr ;r6sM>r st^iin 
 
 Our pbrity of Joj^ v v 
 
 In that eternfli diay ^ \ ^ 
 
 i^fo clcrtidsortemp^ 
 
 Thw gushing t^aris are wip'd away 
 # For ever from our e3rc!9. 
 
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 HtMN 4J^i 
 
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 '1 TESU, to thee our hearts. we lift: 
 tl (May allour heirta with lo^ve overflow I 
 
 T, W|^ tiiianks lor thy continued gift, i 
 
 That still thy precious name we l^iow I 
 Ret^n our sense of sin fbrgiv'n, 
 
 And wait for all our ^iwar^ h^^v% 
 
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 1 What mlAittr trtuMeslii^^^^ 
 
 Thy feeble, tMpM Ic^lowers tpere ! 
 We have thro vfire and water gone ; * ' 
 ^ But saw. thee on the flooda appear, 
 «ut felt thee/preaent in Ihe flame, 
 
 „ And ahouted our Delivcridr'a aame. 
 
 When stronfirer aoult thefr faitii forsook. 
 And lullUin worldly, Wlfsh peace. 
 
 Xeapd desperate from tbek- GuaitlianW 
 ^ And headlongplung'dtn Mi's abyag, V 
 
 1. J ^-h *{?* "^f '"^ ^"'' weakness shown 
 And still It guards and k^pa thine own 
 
 * A".are not loit, or wander'd tack ; * 
 
 _A!I have not left thy cfinreh aad thee : 
 TItere are who suffiir for thy sake 
 t. ^"J°y *y glorious infamy, ' 
 Esteem the scandat of the cr^s. 
 And only aoApiyipe^Wtowe.' 
 
 B thou who hMt kept us to this Ijour. 
 O keep us faithful to ihe end ' 
 
 Our Jesus shall fromhewir'n deacOod "* 
 Hi. Friends and Confe.«« |o owT^^' 
 And seat us on»k«fon«B throne. ' 
 
 aiTMN 469. :<< lJw,10V&:irs.) 
 
 * A'.^^M*^ <»»ee^ meet in fliy name, 
 
 T!i^* ?'yi*'"*'«''"»e www to disdain. 
 .A«dcon.ta,tJytrMitfleXyi»ytea,«r*^^;, 
 
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 I To flanctify here, w4l»w i|»«wiiy : 
 pe en4 of our meeting on earth let m see 
 Triumphantly fitting iB'gJofy fwlhth^t ' 
 
 HYMN 460^^^^^^ 
 
 1 T ESU, we look to thee, 
 tf Thy promisM presence clUifct 
 
 Thou in the mi^st of us shalt be, _ 
 
 Assertibled in thy name : 
 
 Thy Mame salvation is, ' , • ^ 
 
 Which here we come to prove • 
 my name is life, and health, and peace, 
 i And <^erl^ting love, ,, ^ 
 
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 2 Not in the nanie of pridft , * 
 OrseifishRess wetneet/ \ ^ 
 
 From nature's paths we turn Aide » 
 
 And worldly ithoughtsfcffffet. *; 
 We^eet the grace to lato, 
 Which thou ti^st frpehr giv'n . • 
 
 fe meet on e^th for thy dear sake * 
 » T1iatwpmaymeet{oh^8iv!B. 
 
 8 Present w6imowlhou art j 
 _ But, O, thypelf Tere^l : ' 
 Now JLdrd, Ijt ev0or>uttdmgr h^art ^ ^ 
 
 I fte mighty comfort fecjf 
 
 On^Y "y ^5W5k'aiag voice 
 w death of flia ren^vA I 
 
 
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 Met in thy m^me, we loyjc to iiee,, 
 ; Expecting tartpceiv*/ . 
 
 2 Thee we expect ov feithlul Lord, 
 Who in thy namfr are jbinM : 
 We wait according: to thy word';* 
 Thee in the midflt to find. 
 
 8 With us t\m^ art assembled here,. 
 But, O, teself reveal! 
 Son of the Iping Gpd, appear ! 
 
 4 Breathe on us, Lord, in this our day, , > 
 
 And these dry bones shall live ; ^. 
 
 Speak peace into our hearts, and say, 
 "The Holy Ghost receive." 
 
 5 Whom now we seek, O may we meet ! 
 
 JesoB, the Crucified ; 
 Shew us thy bleeding hands and feet» 
 Thou who for us mist died. 
 
 • Cause us the record to receite ! 
 
 I^ak and the tokens shew^ ,. 
 V O be not faithless, but believe 
 «*Jta Me, who died for yoii !'* 
 
 SBCTION II. 
 
 THB tOeiKTT OIVIVO TRANKft. 
 
 I TJrOW happy are we, who in Jesus agre 
 . MJk To expect his return from above f j 
 We tit lender his vine, and delightfolly join 
 la the praiae of his excellent love. 
 
 1 Haw pleaaant and aweet> in his nanw wl 
 
 wemeet, 
 ... Is bis frttft (0 0i» Sf^kiial taste I 
 
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 feet. 
 
 lANKS. 
 
 I Jesus agre 
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 love. 
 
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 fHS fOCIBTY OIVINO THANKS, 
 
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 ^f ire banqueting here, On angelical cheer» 
 And the Joyis that eternally laft. 
 
 I ■■ , - ■ ^ . .: I,'.. ..-. :„■■ ■ * ..■<. ■ "■' ■■.v'f'-.\ 
 U Mied by him, WdrflMb of the stwain^ 
 
 Ever nowinp; in bliss from the throne ! 
 I Who in Jesus believe, we the spirit receive 
 
 That iNToceeda <rom the Father .and Son. 
 
 14 The unspeakable grace he obtained for o^f - 
 
 ■ race/./- .■-•^.. ■■-■•■■;._ ■:- ',-/^ ^,j* 
 
 And the spirit of faidi he imparti^ t i^ 
 
 I, then we conceive how in heav^^t^f 
 
 live, "^ * 
 
 By ^ kingdom of God in otirieirta» 
 
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 f True believers have seen the Saviour of mea» 
 Mhis head he en calvary bow?d : 
 
 f 6 itoUsee him a^rain, When,\with all Hit 
 ... 'bright tram,; ; • >v^ ■-■:'.. i'^-';- 
 up descends on the lunfino^ufl clolld* f i v : 
 
 CITsremember the ^ivord Of 6ur:crucify*d Lofd» ° 
 When lie went to prepare us a place / 
 
 l^lwillcome in lliarday» JUul transport jfoit ^ 
 _, ; awinr; -'■••■■■ , -■■ V :'-'-r— /v""^"' ■ '//.■./C- 
 ** And admit to a sighft of myllfce.** ; - 
 
 T With earnest desire. After thee we aspire* 
 I ^id long thy appearing to see / ■ ., 
 [Till our souls thou receive, in thy inreseneetD 
 live, ;^ 
 
 |ai he perfectly happy ii^thii*, W ., 
 
 [8 Come, Lord, from tiie skies. And cemmind . 
 
 Ready made fat die mansions abore $ 
 mk our Heid to ascend, And eternity stwi4 
 In a rqpUxNi of heavenly knre. -^^ 
 
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 •Viifc fOClKTY ciiyilfO TNAIfKl. 
 
 
 i PX^W good and pleaMfit nis tosee, 
 JL A When brethren cordially aj^ee, 
 And kindly think and speak the §amc • 
 • A famifjT of faith and love ,• 
 •Combin'd to seek the thi ngs above , 
 A»d ispread the commoa Saviour*^ faa^. 
 
 2 The God of grace, who all inyitei. 
 Who in our unity delighta, 
 
 VoHehsafes our intercpurae to Mesa/ 
 Revives ui with refreshing show'rs, 
 Thefulneaaofhia bleming jx>ur«, ^*^ 
 And keeps our minds in perfect p^ace. 
 
 18 Jesufl, thou precious €orner-0tone^ 
 Pf eserve ia8^perably one, 
 
 \ Whom thou didst by 4hy^iMtjoirt 
 Still let UB in thy Si»cit Uve» 
 
 Ai^<J to tliy Church the pattern give 
 Of imai^mity divine. .- 
 
 4 iiStill M ^ U> jejacji oth^r pl^aire: 
 And from thy plenitude receive 
 
 CoMii^at ^tipplmi pf Wlowi^g gKUM ; 
 Till to a perfect man we rise, 
 O V^ke our Itndred in Ihe ikies, 
 
 -AjmI fii^ pwpar 'jd iDtt|f hiE^ pkice. 
 
 inrM (41ines6^8.& 2^V) 
 
 1 T>EHOLD, how good a ithin^ 
 
 #*^^^*?^''^^'^^^ ?^ 
 How pleasing to our King, 
 
 Who knowB 9^imMwmi 
 

 iVfltf fdOlBTY «tVinG 9«AJIB^ 
 
 Whea all are sweetly Join 'd 
 
 (True foUpirert of the Lmb.V f 
 The same in heart and mind. 
 
 And think and speak the same j 
 And all ia l»ve together dwell 5 
 mie comfort lis unipeakable. * 
 
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 miere unity takes pbce, J* 
 
 The joys of heaven we prove : 
 mug IB the Gospel-grace, ^ 
 
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 I The unction from above, 
 iThe Spirit on all believers sh^d 
 Defending awift from Christ our Btead. 
 
 Iwhere unity is found, 
 
 I The sweet anointing graoa 
 
 lExtends to all around, 
 
 I And consecrates the place : ^ 
 
 [To every waiting soul it comes. ^ ' 
 
 W fills It with divine perftimet. -J 
 
 pesus our peat HKgh-Pfiest, 
 
 I Forms the gift received- .. 
 
 Forus and all the rest, J ^ 
 
 , Whohave in him beHev^a ! %^ 
 
 Forth from our Head the bfessing goes. 
 
 N wl his seamleia coat o'erflowsT^ji 
 
 J all his chosen ones . " 
 
 ,lTie precfoui oil comes doum : 
 Irws^ and a« it mns,^ v 
 Iteverwillrefion, * ^ 
 M to hi^ skfrts ( the-meah0rt name 
 MUongs toh>ve the bleeding Lamb.) 
 
 omA«rmk*t beard it rolb/ ^ -- % 
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 I know the grace for aM^« fr«»^f v 
 i^, lo I it re&che* now to in«| 
 
 "sGwii every morning new. 
 And every nigiit we feel 
 The soft refreehuig dew. 
 
 That falls on Hermon n hill I . . 
 On 8ion it doth sweetly fall /I J 
 The grace of one dew^ends oi^ t|l. 
 
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 9 Even now, oir Lord doth po||f 
 
 Th^ blerting from aboTe,) ^ 
 I AJtindly, gracious shower * 
 'W heart reviving ^^^®|fj| 
 The former and the lati€!i'.#liw 
 The love of God and loyjlof roan 
 
 10 In him when brellv«|ti<»iW' 
 
 And follow a^ JjMft 
 Tlie fellowidiip 4^ iilo ' 
 
 He promises to bless ; I 
 His chiefest graces to bestow, V 
 Where two ^r three are mel below. 
 
 11 The riches of his grace 
 
 In fellowship are giv'n, 
 To Sion*fi chosen race, 
 
 The citizen's of heav'ii J 
 He filh them with the choicest store, 
 fie^^ives them life for evermore. 
 
 IIYMN 466. ' (4 lines 6'8 & 2-9V 
 
 1 ^^ OM B away to the skieSi My beloved ar 
 
 > jjj^ i^d rejoice in the da^ tnou wast be 
 
 d^ih&ieBtivdday, Comeeiulting away, 
 
 ' And Wilt singing to Sioii return. 
 
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 _ id'obrliodief continue tNfl9#i 
 rtdeem'd of our Lbrd^n^ remfmbtr fill 
 word, * 
 
 And witiiiiniiMK to Paitrfiff iff 
 
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 Witli tinging we praise, The original grwe, v'li 
 Bjr ourTieavenly Fathi^efltow'd } .\ f >i^ 
 being receive Brora^"'^^^"'**- — -J u— 
 To the honour and 
 
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 '\God« 
 
 For thy glory we are, Qpatjea to ihard 
 Both the niature and Kmgr'om diTm : 
 treated again, That Our souls 1)ntj reniaia 
 la tune and eternity thine. / ' 
 
 [With thariki we tyiprqve The design of tbr 
 
 Which hath jdn^ m in Jelus's name, 
 I united in hearty that we never can part, 
 Till we meet at the feast of the Lamb. , 
 
 i There, there at \m feet. We shall #u( 
 meet, ■.•■•- ■■ •'*-;■-"■ ' : i ^; ■ _^ 
 
 Aftd be parted in body no more I [choifi, 
 re shall sing to our Ijrres, with the heavenly 
 
 And our Saviour in glory adore. -- " 
 
 Melujah we sing, To our Fatfcer and King, 
 
 And his rapturous praisee repeat : .^ 
 Ifo the Lamb that was slain. Hallelujah again, 
 * Sing aU heaven, and |l^^ kii tell 
 
 la assurance of hqp^m^ lo Jeeu» lopk up, • 
 TUl bis banner UAJbrl'd in the air 
 
 , Ami Oi y oijrf, " It 
 
 i«hel'*-'"is^^-'. r v w; ^■-'^■^'' ^'s^--* -"'•■'' - 
 And fly up to ackAQwIfrdge him there. 
 
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 4S$ imm^»^nnrr- oiYiiia whauks. 
 
 1 "fit/BAf • l^ill'wc (Mr btr good Lord, 
 
 ▼ T Poor nothings! for his boundless grace? 
 Fain woulel h^ hicr gi^kkt im«i6 feeord. 
 Aim! worthilj^ ■#( fpctii lua jprau 
 
 2 Great object of oiir gsroliring love, 
 
 To irkom our more thad aU we owe ; 
 . Open the Fonntam from above, 
 And let it our fUU souls o'^erflow. 
 
 8 So dMdl our lives thy pow'r proclaim » 
 Thy grace for every sinner free: 
 Till aSl mankind shall learp thy name, . 
 Shfldl all stretch out their hands to thee ! 
 
 4 Open a door, which earth and hell 
 
 May strive to shut, but strive in vain ; 
 Let thy word richly in us dwell, 
 Andlet our gracious fruit remain. 
 
 5 multiply the sower's seed I 
 
 And OTit we «very hour shall betff ; 
 Throughout the world thy Gospel spread ; 
 Thy everlasttorg Truth declare* 
 
 6 We all in perfectloYe ren«w'd> 
 
 Shall know the ereatness of thy ppw*r ; 
 Standjp the temple of our God, 
 As pillai8« mi go out no more. 
 
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 1 fT^lIE people that in darkness lay, 
 ' w The confined of eternal nighli 
 We. we have teettn QomMiuy$ 
 r !l%d i^b^iimtbaate of tiMVMily Ug^t; 
 His spirit in par hearts hafh shone, 
 Aii#&Bw^lli»ftittiflr ia tiie Son^ 
 
 
^JIHIk«DCiaT1^1Tllr# l^tmUKt 
 
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 i0*mlmttm 
 
 lliottluMitinuathyanBMvariM • 
 Who, conscibiiw o/ tii6ir pandQBJMd^f 
 Anticipate «i^ lifaVenhfteiit^ ^*'^ ^ 
 
 J In tears who iow'a^ in fc^ we reao 0. 
 ^ And praise thy^oodneia all daytong / V 
 Himm our eye offeith we ks^ *! ! 
 
 1 ^SV^ ^ ?)«• triumphal aoni; " 
 And doth hiB tpotla to all ^idKk^ ®^^rt 
 
 A lot among thetiaanctified; *^ * > ' 
 
 4 Thou hast our Imia hi sunder brokei ^ 
 Took aU our load of gmlt way^ 
 From^in, flie world, and Satan V^W, 
 (Like Israel sav'd in Midian*. iiv ' 
 
 
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 I Redeemed us by our oondueil 
 0ur GWeon. and lun^l^t's si£^; 
 
 > |fot like th« #&rHhf inns of inen 
 And aU onri^ M aiMk* ^i;^ I 
 
 Ana iaM^tt*«M»r£r^^ 
 
 
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 Who prate ikm liM «%tai»nu»rtor toDwie 
 
 .» Oladly the toysofreitti we^ter^jr r r 
 . Wetlth, pjewi^^i^ijf,^, ftp? 1^ 
 
 To thee 6ur willful, flesh we give / 
 ^Ota|(i^! Ofeal^iciiiibptliitirowftl ' 
 
 B^ ftou % i»tt thy iwA#i4Qf»i^^^^^^. . 
 
 Stiil may we stand before thy tape, 
 * Still4iear)tt»d ^ t|h^ aot^reito wilh ^ 
 To theffliiy^n iifiar tfcjiftghtti^rbc. 
 
 Are 4i|fe,iJi#aafe«ire^^^lp.i«^<)|iall , 
 Thou vast, unfathomable Sea*;,. 
 
 18 At flow're their opening letfiriw xKm 
 ^d gJad^Mikk^tlllS^ 
 Mili^jricatch thy erf(f^r«qfeM ^ U 
 
 So may Ayinfli^ew» ur^^ : . 
 
 
 
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 8 He bids ut bul^MslNfiMfll^ ti^ %r 
 And ffatfaw^^l|dt(|jpi^ vl t ^ : ui - 
 To cur fcgtfc^ir JS*^ ^^*^' 
 
 We handm :l|iM|i^ V^S^'^ 
 
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 The grape, ttla?«rj5y yj-Ml&wLj. ', 
 
 4 E'en now we mOt^tft^Qn «amew • 
 jM cordially i^««. T^ ^ • S- , «* 
 
 The common pe5« w2S*,': *::!:^' ^ 
 A peace to •mmuAaaUfm^nom^, i » i 
 
 6 And tf 9« fellewehip btifm ^^. 
 In'Jisaa he to « weat ~ * *'^ 
 
 For ^vTIS*2f?5?^'^ ' '"T 
 
 ' rtilliriiifcil r m i ■la ■ r 
 
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 Am gather wiUi thy arm I i:«.^J . 
 UnlM tha fold wa irat foriak9|,'| I" 
 ; Tha wolf can liavar Miroi.^ M >r «) 
 
 While by our ihflijphard'i mda : 
 Tha fbeep oa nevar eandaiMitif^ 
 
 iroalaow^ 
 
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 Uniaia ^ firftt dif icto, # ^v t^ 
 
 ■*e''if« 
 
 uMii 
 
 The aoula t^flt hei^ a|t|ta r ' • 
 
 Slit makfMM'of ooa ipiind ao^ haarti • * 
 ^^-4(fitf^lwap iia biia ia thaai 
 
 **« To|Mthaf^Mwa#eat!y llva^^ -^ 
 
 Togathar let ua die I *" 
 
 And aik)k a^atarry cro#il raeeiTa, 
 
 1: g^OME, 4i^ ^m^inkiai 8mk of Mm^^ 
 m^ IHaj^ tlH^ acting |^ow*r I V ^ 
 Coma with ttij Spirit'a winnowing fkn, 
 And tho^ougUypttffathj: floors. 
 
 S The ohaffofain^UiaVaooniaad thing,. 
 Far from our aoula be driT'ki I " 
 Tha whMt into Uht ganiar brini^ t ' 
 4^1i^ttaupferliaavV , ^ * ^ 
 
 3 Look thro' ua with dur ^ii of fltmaf 
 
 Tha-cloudt «Bd darfataaaahaaa.* 
 And tall me whishgr aia I an^ & r 
 
 And .wiH%I .aOEihj graaa.- ^t,^ /., 
 
 4 Whata'ar oflan^1Jh# l^fkiii «^ 
 
 garfrwniwgiiNttlWHiiiy»|. 
 
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At ami i0m t£e ir|ariiriii^.ffiM, 
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 IKtp#rNil by thy )<>?•> 
 
 5 Then 1ft lit pri^ 
 Fffsiilitvmrytiii 
 
 
 Fn# tvmry tin tin mi : 
 And parf60tly likt tlite^ • f Vf^ 
 HYMNim 
 
 
 ^;-=^|tV> liUWf (^^kl4.\ 
 
 ifpBY us, a GiNi, iitdMG^te^ 
 
 X Of every pinfol^heart /^ 
 Whmte^er of tm in ut it Hmml 
 OWdit aU^parU 
 
 
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 ) WhAn to the right 6t left nff itriiy^ 1 |>r | ^ ^ 
 ttave iit^iiot eomfortlett */> ' 
 
 But mail oiiH^t mto the wty ,*. ^^^^' 
 Ofeverletlmg fieaee. '-"^^-i 
 
 3 Htb ae toMii eMh oAent-dr^' ' "^ 
 
 Kidi other' t crott to bear, 
 Jpt eteh hit frien%i^ aflbftg ' ^ ^^' ^ ^ ''^ 
 
 And SmL bit br(ia«r*t otrd/ %^ «1 . >?!# 
 
 Our litUe fleok iiti|t5Ye ; * : 
 
 Intreate our mA^ obaftliB diyc1l<^ lii^f ^. 
 
 And apotlett him b«l9#« . \ %- f«' i^i 
 Tw wiu^ ii^^:^^ ^^ liWiiiilii 
 
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 ^ V Our 0ouli iipon thgr ^ruft we Jtey i * 
 AcoompliihtAowtfasr^Karfy wof^ ^ ^' cfi* 
 And^ve^ give V|8 all one way ! ; 
 
 I Olet tw an join h^id in hinC '^ *^ ^" ' 
 
 And hvm ft^Mawk^ piim «>d, -.?:,,? 
 8 Thon oiiiy cintryrUftfeli^ft^ ^ ^^ ^ 
 
 TMnetteijjijyiaMliy^ ^' /■ n 
 
 Ahd4iuMii«^|^ f,i> 
 
 as Wordy . 
 
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 TheiifiiiiiMlt 
 We aU tluJ^pMlM 
 
 |S6iver«of 
 
 
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. Plended^ ^^a,« into ih^^ 
 Under one ahepherd make one Fold . 
 
 • IN^ *Wiie Ckwn ritt-nd pray V, 
 4^m^ «peaceAil answer down ; 
 To u#thy Father's name d^lare : 
 . Unite and per^t us in one I , 
 
 AJfejrin tbe worM b^eve and know 
 
 ^TOat God hath sent Aee from above, 
 fr hen thou art seen in us below, ' 
 
 And every soul dli^ays thy love* 
 
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 .:'f*r:.-'ti:;-;- 
 
 fiAVIpB® «f di. to thee wft bow, 
 
 tr u^**^ Sf" *•>*• ftiarfW to tJiy word ^ 
 We hear flijr voice, Mtd epeu now 
 
 Our hearti to entmttein oiir Lotd. « 
 
 On 
 
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 ntlyo»rt|g8|««m*ile5», '^ 
 And mdte.tte «»tfll,*|^j|,f ho,.,. 
 
 « SteeU the wWMit »t| ewef'agft|ii)yVey' 
 Our mri&mmi^pulm *uAf»t 
 
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 Jiiai, thy blood m drink I 
 
 ifuf, uiy ojoodadriokiiiiMK ' 4^, ^. ^ 
 
 ' «,'^V*^"**^** %>lW« •i^our own 1 2: " 
 We feed upon thee ia^rar hatrtti . . . * ™r -i 
 
 And find t^M^d^v'n and thou tr<i&«. ^ -, 
 rj.OD of Love, that hear'at the pruy^sr 
 
 Ur Kindly for thypeopl0iw#^ .^J/i : 
 Who on thee alone depend / ; ^ i, :^^; .% 
 Love uf, Mvo us to the end. ilj Ji<* .v#^^ J> 
 |i 8i?e Uf in the prosperous hour^ ' -^^ ' t ' ^'i '41 
 ftom the flattering tempter's jpow'r { 
 From his unsuspected wilesy. v^. ^«^^#^^ t 
 Erom the worlds pernicious sniltlik f^^ 
 
 It C«t off our dfljpendanco raiiu^t ;! ^'1 ^^'^'' ' 
 
 [-00 A* holp offeeMe manp ^ ' *^** «^^ ^^^^ ^ 
 
 Kfifyann of fleiAi remote; r / , .». ,-i^ « 
 
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 i Men ofwotldly, 16W daftil^^^ :'^'^ '"V '-i^ i ''^^ 
 
 lit not tiMM % paoi^ejoto?^** '^- H ' ^ 
 
 I flifo at Ihwi ilsiiilMltna wis# '»'d > v. t .;f 
 Ha Hn&x wM inididr imn ey«ri 1 ira,*^^ 
 
 Keep ui Bttto ind imkiiewn. v^ ^ 
 
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» Far abore aft^iM^ t Mfal j y ftf^v^^ ^ : 
 
 Look we down <)i^JpMHP| jfkj ^ 
 
 Ta«te our gl<Mloiii-imif^U f .■ Jv^ ^^ 
 
 BPin4 oorliiOTy all in iim^tP^^'^H'-U 
 
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 .^ tr Let oi io tlnr Napie agreo: 
 Shoti thvMlf the Mmo of ibM^ 
 
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 ^ Everf itiMililiDi^SkMk i 
 £aeli^i0icli mute, enaear. 
 
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 Coiirteoq||^t9^ -ili^j^llrf f ^ . ^ ' -'^^i '^ '^.u^ 
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 i L«ti|ilbroa0bomM..OMi» * ^'u^'i'^- 
 
 .Bach the othowtaiiH^piHIk '*' ' ^ ¥^ 
 
 To % churcl^ ^llNiy>9P I ^^fi 
 
 Show how ti^MMBMilfii \. V.'f 
 
 9 yifoe ftom anleriipilw^pkfe^ ^»T 
 
 Let uf thin^ GM4likle t >tiJ9it a 
 
 AU the d^tha <^lni» Uli— ^ s ii»i ^ v^ 
 
 kill" ■fii^iii n*^ ^'^^'-^ '*^ '**^'""^ ^' 
 
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 6 Let ii then with 
 Ta4 hyfimilyabdV! 
 
 On flie jrii^^a^rf. iWW^J^S^^i^-^ 
 
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 Ready thy <*di6«^pproyj||^ "^ ' ' ''' '^♦^^ # 
 
 Enter Hito thy wige cMffiij 
 Ind iWcMly lose our wjB ii^ 
 
 Why bait t|xm ^iatt ««? iit^^P^ ^ t t 
 
 fo foin with aoftert iFmpftthy, , V* 
 Bidcl ^ not iDik« 
 
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 iaO thy utmott 
 
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 AndbMr 
 
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 Ow IdtMlivd niini hare. ^ K^ ^*' ''^ ^^ ^ 
 
 Before thy Afoae Sp^r ; 
 I JU thy ^«j^ prqdaim,* 
 
 Aid job wifhjlMSyi^ 
 I kindly holpotch 
 
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 Aw ty to oli«^eem^'.l,rcift| ;^ 
 
 I 'fc^CMWlti xm, tw^mercy'n .ike, 
 X Our multitude of iiM forgive I r 
 ^^And for thy own poMetii<m u£e, — ^ 
 • And bid ui to thTgloty Uvo : 
 
 Live in thy figiit. Mii|liidy prove 
 Our fftith» by our dMlent k^a. 
 
 $ The coy'naot of f<irgireneit idiY/ 
 
 ^^^"J^.*** ^y "^^ wondere ihow ! 
 Chir inbred enemtee expel» 
 
 mi: '*?. ^n^?jrijig tham to cooquer go. 
 Till til of pride end wreth be^iun, 
 •And not que evil tbou|^t remain I 
 
 $ OiruMtinotif liii[#ii» perte;^ - 
 . ^ Uviiif tew of perSM5t lovi ! 
 
 ^e ehrfl aotttifrf' fiom thee renuiTe. 
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 ptim fmae imege OB mir h 
 
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Purge in Um reftnii^ flMne » 
 tmd m thro' the Dtthi of BMMk. 
 
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 t Ut 110 tltoii^ler rfiie. 
 , Tottiy ^ifcrlou• life itftc^il/ 
 liwre regmin our p«radiie» * ' 
 ^flere preptre to mtmmmtj^i 
 ■»« e^W the evnert pill J . 
 
 IVwrd hi^ln haad U^kmrm t 
 
 The iioiili that wouMW one ill tbetj^ 
 If i^w ac<5epted in thy riML ^^^- . 
 
 Thou doit our upright heftfti unite. » 
 Alloiir uf even on earth to pKitf .? - ** • 
 ThenobleatJoyaoChearei^lilVl^i . \. I\ 
 
 jBefore thy fljlorious eyea wi i|>r$a#^" *'*? ^ 
 The wiah which doth from thee pfd^idr*. 
 Our love from earthly dron rtfC f^^^^^^ 
 Holy, angelical, divine, li|^^„ f 
 Thee its great author, let itihow, ^ ' ' 
 
 ^M J|p(^k to the piue fountain floifs^t^ ^ 
 
 I A drop of that unboundediia^^ * ^ i^i r t 
 OLord,.reiorbitinto theeW/ ^^ i ^ 
 
 8pnng up into eternal liie, • .t^, , i 
 AndlortJ endleas raptui^ pi^r^l:^ 
 py whole immensity ofj^ y^ t^ 
 
 of thitetbereil'fiff^ '-f«^- %■ ^^avi 
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 ^ While alijiirimftrl^tipr^ 
 And blaze ilMi||lr aU 6t«ini^. ; < 
 
 1 Tjl ATHE R, at thy footstool ^9 
 JC Thqjie liho n^ weh^^^ \% 
 D^awua by thy grace alon^ 5/ V f .^ ;^. 
 Give, Q five«i|U) thy Sqii*%^;1^..v ;\ 
 
 2 Jes^, FrieiklrafhiiflMrrikiDd^' t 
 Let usindHriWiiie h«rjoiiiVf^i ' 
 Each ta eaGSiuute and bleatf^ , 
 Keep uiftitiiil perfect peace. 
 
 is HfaTenlVi3l'li^ri%l^^ 
 ShM thy oyer-l9Midowtn|(io¥e^ 
 LoTe^ th««ea£^|^ifie ii|ip«l$^ 
 Pw^ wiW^Kil^ MHf)e h^£ 
 
 4 Fafh^iS^^ltiil Rhiy GQibrt^ 
 Be to ii»^w)i»|. A49m loat ; > % 
 LetfiMmfl^lioaae liae; ^ 
 
 *• CJtve U8 haeKour BicmSim t 
 
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 ■ >iMit t ntiMvau ar 9T SAtifts: 
 
 1 V^ATH£R|''9i9il, and Spirit^ hitfr' -- 
 -» Faith's etfeetual fervent prayiwr t 
 Hearattd^ovriNl^Qnff sealv ' 
 
 Let ti8lio!(r the ttMwer feell 
 
 StiU ow feltoi(fcl^incI»anr^^^ ^ ^ 
 Knit ua in tb#M£9^^ofpepcnr ; -' *" 
 
 ' loin our new-hM(MHmli^^^ 
 Eaeli tp eachy i^ iJ|ta IJMttw^ 
 
 •It Build 111 in oM 
 
 ' <?allMJaoiithib»viHnr»jiopf^ 
 
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 . Let th!he' emttl|bAirip^:^f 
 
 ■ Rise eteraal'lii ^ijiiptf :^^^'-^^ .'fs-X-m- 
 
 '■ Thou our loiiMW^ ■ 
 
 Father, Soji/ind'lftiW Ghoi,, ^^ 7 :;^«; / ^. 
 Betou»#hatAclainjSst{ ;; M !^? 
 
 V/ Jeiqa tallBW<mt)«lni»«Mg|; 
 Jeflus the fouisdatioiiii^ 
 
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 ^ this shalUtMd^ alHloidy MW > '' 
 Fitly framM m him, w^ aw, ^. r, 
 AU thebuildinirSroi «!» t *^^^ ' 
 XefcittoatenStortBe;-*^ V^ .J, 
 
 Worthy him W&d ilHI the aktefi ' V 
 
 2 Huiband of thy thurch below, 
 
 CWilt, J|^# pur L6rd we ta»mi 
 tjlnt^ dieehejtfMiM in love, 
 "Alwi4r»1t^iwlM»i^prpte I 
 Never rob tihiee'of marliiBfarf ^ 
 Never give< IN itit ^ t Uj» part fj^ 
 tHily thou potjfeil>^i^^ 
 Take our body; ^iot|,f0ttl»v#t^ , m^ ^ 
 
 SSteadfoatletuetaiiiiivft'tellMi}^ >/ - 
 liOve the myiliir «i|itMKbet; • ^ .^*>1 b. ^' ' 
 tJnioii to the yvoM^mSlimmiii^ < -f^ f44f ^ 
 
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 thU 0mmir nAYtti^ 
 
 Wvt we till the Spouie ihall com^ 
 Till the Lamb ihall take ui home ; 
 For hit heavea the Bride prepare^ 
 BdbmiiiM our nuptiila tlMi:e4> ; 
 
 I ^HRiaT, our Head, gone qb on high,.* 
 ::\j Be thou in thj Spirit nifh I 
 AdTOoate withr God gire ear ^ 
 f To thine own efiectualpray'f t V^ 
 
 y f One the Father ii wijth tbjtfti 
 Knit Of in like unity ' I'" 
 Hake ue, O uniting Son { f 
 
 •Q nfe'iii -: Thou and Ha ip^ jms^^ 
 
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 9 Still, Otiird, (Ibr ibfi^ iriari;) 
 Still to ua lihi name deelarei 
 Thy TwMng Spirit give, . 
 Wiifmihe WiNrld cannot reeatvetf ; 
 
 4 Fill aa with the jfather's lovt^: 
 V* Ne¥#r from our aoula remoT6: 
 Dw^ in us, and we ahall b« 
 liine to aH eternity, v 
 
 RTXN46i# 
 
 (^rnkTB^) 
 
 I #^IiRIST,. from whom alt bleaMngs flow, 
 V V/ Perfecting the saints beloWf* 
 
 .Hear iis, who thy nature sharoi 
 
 Who^thy mystic body ara,-^^. . 
 
 § J6in us, in one'vpirit join,* f 
 Let us still rioefere of thine r 
 Still for more on thee ure oalJ., 
 Iho^ who iimtl aU ia aU, 4 ^ 
 
 
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 Nourish u»iOCfliri8C,>i|«d feed |r 
 ) Let JU8 daily growth recelvo, ^ 
 
 (More and mor0(Nlitedt4ki^ ^ 
 
 4 JesM W6 thy niiim^ei'B »^ 1 *( ! ^" 
 Cherish us with kindesj care : "^ ^* * 
 Of thy flesh and of Oiy ])iae j ;; ^ 
 Love, for ever love l£be own. . 
 
 $ Move/and actuate, ai^dgoii^r ^ 
 Divere gifts, to eaohdivide: / ; . 
 PlacM according to thy wiB/ * ' 
 Let us ^11 our works fulfil, 
 
 J Never from out pSta^ imt^ i /> '^' 
 Needful to ea(^ 6tlier p#ove : *^ 
 Us© the grace on each hemiit9^ 
 Temper'd by the art of Gol. ^ 
 
 7 Sweetly may we all ligree, ' # 
 Touch d vFith softest 8ympa|hy': 
 Kindly for each ot^ier care^ 
 Every mqmt)iel6iilil« itm#s 
 
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 8 Wounded by ^e grief of piilfkiN >^ ?* - 
 *" Now let all the m^n^xs^an;' 'f ^^ws* 
 '''■'.. Hcjiour'd if one iiie{||(lier Is, ' . ' ' 
 
 All partake thfe coi|i|idn Mks. - 
 
 9 Many are we mmrand on^,. ; 
 We who Jesus ha«w put OB : ■% 
 There is neither bond nor free; . 
 Male nor feinalei jLord, in theol 
 
 . lOlove, Kke <iath, hath all deittoyM, 
 
 . Rendered all distinctions void 1/ . ' 
 
 Names, and iects, and parties fall ^ 
 
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 COME , and' let at ■we«Uy join , 
 Chmt topr«lie in hymiit diVint I 
 Give we all with one iC5Coid,i 
 Olory to ourcoiMBonLiWiPr i 
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 Love, thine iin^M, teve impart ! 
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 Lord, we ask np oSier heaVn. 
 
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 TW (pfts abundantly increase : 
 f jtniarg^e and fill us Ul with God. 
 
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 , ind guide into thy perfect will ; 
 . Cl&e nf thy liillowM name to inov* 
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 O kst US aH be salnta indec^<l^ 
 And pure aa thou tbvi^art pore ; 
 Conlbrm'd in all Alngs to our Head. 
 
 h Take the dear purchase of thy blood ; 
 Thy bkxxl shell wadi us white as snow. 
 Present ^s sanctified to God, 
 And pmected in love below. 
 
 is That blood which cleansof from all sin, 
 That efficacious blood apply ;^ 
 And wash, and make us wnoUy clean, 
 , And change, and thoroughly sanctify. 
 
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 NATIONAUBUREAd OF STANDARDS 
 
 STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIAL 1010a 
 
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 2 If pure, essential love thou 9Tt% 
 Thy nature into every heart, 
 Thy loying self inspire ; 
 Bid all our simple souls be one,. 
 United in a bond unknown. 
 
 Baptiz*d with heavenly fire. 
 
 8 Still may we to our centre tend, 
 To spread thy prai£e «ur commod end, 
 
 ^/, Tp help eaph other on ; 
 
 ^ Companions thrp* the wilderness ,* 
 To shar^ a moment's pain, and^ seize 
 An everlasting crown. . 
 
 4 Jesus, our tender'^ souls prepare ! 
 Infuse the softest social eye, 
 
 The. warmest charitj^* 
 iThe bowels of our bleediag I^mbt 
 The virtue of thy wond *rous name , 
 
 Tlie heart that was in thee. 
 
 1^ *^iipply what every member wants } 
 ^o found the fellowship of saints, 
 
 » ThySfiiritt Lord, supply ; 
 So shall we alf thy love ^eceivet 
 Together to. thy^ glory livi^ |p 
 And to thy glory diPv ' 
 
 ilYMN 496. [4 lines S's & 2-€'s.] 
 
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 BAVIOult, cast a gracious smile ! 
 
 Oih^doomy guilt, and selfish guile, 
 
 r \ And shy distrust remove; 
 
 •^ true simplicity impart, % 
 
 To ftdiion every passive heart, 
 
 And mould it into loYe. ; 
 
 2 Our naked heirtt to thee we raise ! 
 Whftt6*er (Mmcts thy wrork pfgra^f • 
 
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 For ever drive it hence ; \ 
 Kxert thy all-8ubduing pow'r, \, 
 And each regenerate soul re«tor«r 
 
 To child-like iuiioce»ce. » 
 
 \l Soon ai in thee we gain a part^ 
 Our spirit purgM from nature's art. 
 
 Appears, by grace forgiv'n : 
 We then pursue oursohe design, 
 To lose our melting will in thine. 
 
 And want no other heav 'a. 
 
 4 that we now the ppw'r might feel, 
 ' To do on eartlS; tiiy blessed will, 
 As angels do^bove ! 
 In thee, the tife, the Truth, the Way» 
 To walk, and perfectly obey 
 
 Thy sweet, conatraining lovt V 
 
 I Jera, fulfil our one desire. 
 And spread the spark of living fire 
 
 Thro* ev^y hallow'd breast ; 
 Ble« with divine conlgcmity. 
 And eive us now tp fijg^ i^ th^ 
 
 Our cverlaiting raat. 
 
 HYMN 497. 
 
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 1 T/rol!^ Lamb, who thee confets, 
 KJL Followera of thy holiness, 
 Thee they ever keep in vieifir, 
 Ever ask, " What shall wej^do ?" 
 €k)vem*d by thy only will. 
 All ihy words we would fulfil » 
 Would in all ihy footsteps go. 
 Walk, as Je8usfwalk*d below. 
 
 % While thou did*St on eairth appear «. 
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 Mindful dr. thy place *bov«, ^"^^v 
 All thy lifo was pray V and lov«. 
 $uch our whole employme^^t be» 
 Works of fai th and charity ; 
 Works of love on man bestow 'd, 
 Secret intercourse witli Gpd. 
 
 3 Early in the teiDpJc meei, # 
 Let us stilfoiir. Saviour greet »^ 
 
 , Nightly to the mount repair) 
 Joinour praying- Pattern ihere. 
 There by wrestling faith obtain 
 
 , Power to work for Oo<J again ; 
 Power his image to ret^!£5ve, 
 Power JUkcTthe^, our J^ord^ tp Urc. 
 
 ' 4 Vessels, instr^meotfi of |:f*?ey 
 
 Pass we Ihui ^ur hftpiJy 4^y#, 
 n^ipxt the mount andjnuUitud^, 
 Poitigorreceivkig^dpd :. '' 
 Glad to pray and labour oxC 
 Till our earthly course is r( 
 Till we on the sacred tre^rf 
 Bow the head and dtelik^;ticc. 
 
 COMJE, let us use the j^race divine. 
 J^R^ »H ypkh one accord,, * * _;. 
 In A^perpetiiMal feovenant join 
 Uurselye8;to <&lurifit»fl«& J^d. 
 
 IHis name t^i^ffy ; .^ ,, ■ 
 
 Ahd promise ^ th»«^4 l|OiV 
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 We will no more GUI' God forsake, 
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 We never tfill throw off his feaf, 
 
 Who hears our sOlemri yow r 
 And if thott.tu-t weD^pleai'd to hear, 
 ^ Come down, and meet qi' now I 
 
 Thee, Father, Son, and Holf Ghost 
 Let all ottr heart* receive .» — ^ 
 
 Present V«rith the celestial host, 
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 To each the Covenant-blood apply, 
 WTiich takes our sins away • 
 
 And register oUr nftities oti high 
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 AT PARtlNd. 
 
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 Bt^ST be the dear unitfcir love, 
 Th^will not let u« part; 
 Our bodies bay far oflfrenibve j 
 We stHI aw cme in heaf t. 
 
 Join'd in one spirit tb-^xUr Sead, 
 Where he appoints w^*^ : 
 
 Ani still in Jesu's footsteps Icead, 
 And shew his pjraiae belowj^v 
 
 may weeVciJ- t^k in hirh I 
 And nothii%%Nl bes^fe, 
 
 Notfiing desire, nothing -^dteerti^ 
 But Jesus crucified ! 
 
 Closer and doier let ihi'^Ieave 
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 Aud grace to answer grace. 
 
 6 Par^kers of tbe Savioat'i grace. 
 The »aine in nynd and heart : 
 Norjoy, nor grief, nor time, nor pl^cc, 
 Nor life nor death can partv 
 
 6 But let us hasten to the day, 
 Which ahall our flesh restore, 
 When death shall all be done away, 
 And bodies part no more 1 
 
 HYMN 600. 
 
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 1 A ND let our bodice part, 
 jnL To different climes repair^ 
 
 Inseperably join 'd in heart 
 The friends of Jesus are : 
 Jesus the Corner-stone, 
 Did first our hearts unite, 
 
 And still he keepe our spirits .oft4^, 
 Who walk with him in white. 
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 ,2 O let us still proceed 
 In Jesu'swork below ,• 
 
 And following our triumphant Heftd, 
 To farther conquests go. 
 \ The vineyard of their Lord 
 
 ^\ Before his labourers lies : 
 
 Ao4 k) ! we see the vast reward 
 Which waiUtti ill the skies. 
 
 S Q let our heart and mind,^ 
 Continually ascend, f 
 
 That haven oif repose to find. 
 Where all our labours ond ! 
 Where all our toili aro oW, 
 Our sufferini «ild oiir piiil« ; 
 

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 Viho ineoton that eternal shorje, 
 Shall never part agaiO; 
 
 4 O happy, happy place. 
 Where saints aud angeig meet f 
 
 There we ahall see each others face ; 
 
 And all our hrethrea greet. 
 
 The church of the first-bom. 
 
 We shall with them be blest, 
 And, crown *d with endless joy, return 
 
 To our eternal rest. 
 
 5 W"ith joy we shall "behold. 
 In yonder bles't abode, 
 
 The patriarchs and prophets old. 
 
 And all the saints of God. 
 
 Abraham and Isaac there, . 
 
 jAnd Jacob shall receive 
 The followers of their faith and prtyV, 
 
 Who tkow in bodies live. 
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 Live out in cheerful hope, 
 Aivd fearless pass the vale of <Jeath, 
 
 And gain the mountain top. 
 
 Jo gather home his own 
 
 €od shall his angels send, 
 And bid our hiim, on earUi bcCTia, 
 In deathless triumph end. 
 
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 JESUS, accept the praise 
 ThiK to thy Name belongs I 
 Matter of all our lays, 
 
 > Subject of all our songs ; 
 
 pro thee we now together ctme. 
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 2 In floflh wo pltft ftwhfle, 
 
 But still in BpiritJoinM, 
 To' embrace the happy toil, 
 
 Thou haiit to^ach assign *d : 
 And while we do thy blessed will, 
 We bear our heaYfn about ua stiU. ^ 
 
 3 Ictus thus go on ' - 
 
 In all thy pF^im t yHyw t 
 /md armM with imtience rim. 
 
 With joy the' appointed race I 
 Keep US and everv seeking soul. 
 Till all attain the heavenly goal. 
 
 4 Therfr wo shall meet again, 
 
 When all our toils ape o'er, 
 And death, and grief, and pain, 
 
 And parting are no more : 
 We shliU with all our brethren rise. 
 And grasp thee in the flaming skies. 
 
 5 happy, happy day, 
 
 That calls thy exiles home ! 
 The heavens shall pass away, 
 . The earth receive its' doom : 
 • Earth we shall view, and heav'n destroy'd, 
 And shout abov« the fiery void. 
 
 6 These eyes thall see ttiem fall, 
 
 Mountains, and stars, and skies ! 
 These eyes shall see them ali 
 
 Out of their ashes rise ! 
 These lips his praises shall rehearse, 
 W^hose nod restores the universe. 
 
 7 According to his word, • 
 
 His oaui to sinners ^ir'h, 
 We look to nee restored 
 The fuinM earth andheav*nt 
 
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 In a n«w world h'm truth to prove, 
 A world of righteousnesa and loye, 
 
 8 Then let ub wait the sound, 
 That shall our souls release. 
 
 And labour to be found 
 Of him in spotless peace ; 
 
 In perfect holiness renewM, 
 
 Adorn'd witli Clirist, and meet for Goi 
 
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 GOD of all consolation take . 
 The glory of thy grace I 
 Thy gifts to thee we render back 
 In ceaseless song* of praise. 
 
 2 Thro* thee we now together came, ' 
 In singleness of heart : . 
 
 We met, O J%av^a, in thy Name, , 
 And in thy name we part. 
 
 3 We part in body, not in mind ^ 
 
 Our mmdi continue one : \ 
 And each to each in Jesus join'd. 
 We hand in hand go oil 
 
 Subsists as in us all one soul. 
 No power can make us twain • 
 
 And mountains rise, and oceans roll. 
 To sever us in vain. ' 
 
 Present we stiU in spirit are. 
 
 And intimately nigh. 
 While on the wings of faith and prayV, 
 
 We each to other fly. ^^^ 
 
 In Jesus Christ together we 
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 r Our life ii^ liid with Chri«t in God : 
 Our life ihalt eqoii appear. 
 And shod his ^ory all ahroaq* 
 In all his memberfl here. 
 
 9 The heavenly ifm^awe newv we bav# 
 
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 And he shall keep iHem ttUJi,; 
 And you aiKl I ah a 11 surely tiXw^i 
 With him ou Zion> hUlJ 
 
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 Our face like liis shall shino } 
 O what a glorious coiipaoy 
 When saiute and ^gela joia 1 
 
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 In rohes of whi;t«t ^irty'd. 
 Palms in our hands we aU wM b^mk 
 And crowiM upon qw hi^M* 
 
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 And %ht our passage thro' : 
 Bear in our faithful minds the end^ 
 And keep the prl^e in view. 
 
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 When all shall be brought home 1 
 i- Come,^ O Redeeemer, ««ine tmBy*\ 
 ^ Jesus, quickly cpmo 1 
 
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 All at once to thee aipiro : 
 
 DrtwD bv thy unitine grace, • 
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 Come aod perfect ui in ant K 
 
 t MoHify onr harsher wiM ; 
 
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 By thy modulating skill, , 
 
 Heart to heart, as lute tolotd ; 
 Sweetly on our spirits move ; 
 
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 Make the harmony of love. 
 
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 Serer'd thp' m Aofh we are,, 
 Join'd in spirit all agree ; 
 
 All thy only iQve declare. 
 Spread thy 'jve to all aroui^d^ 
 
 Hark 1 we now our voioff f)rip#4> 
 Joyful, consentaneous nh^« 
 . ;jSwt§tc8t symphony ofpr^ise ! 
 
 4 Jesu's pr aise, h% all our sofg f. 
 While we Je8U*s prajaii f^p^ 
 Glide our happy hours along, • 
 Glide with do^ft up<N> their Ie6^ 
 
 Par from wrrow, sin, and ftf«r ' , 
 Till we tafee our siiaei tlb<rm.. 
 
 Live we all as anire!^b9re; 
 Only sing, «id pwrfs^awtloffcf 
 
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 Whoso merciea never end I 
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 The King is now our Friend I 
 
 2 We for his sake count all things \ou^ 
 
 On earthly good look down ; 
 And joyfully sustain the cross, 
 
 Till we receive the crown ; 
 O let us stir each other up, 
 
 Our faith by works to' approve, 
 Be holy, purifying hope, 
 
 And (be sweet task uf love. 
 
 3 Love us, tho' far In flesh disjoin*d, 
 
 Ye followers, of the Lamb; 
 And ever bear us on your mind, 
 
 If^lio tiiink and speak the same ; 
 You on our minds we ev^ bear, 
 
 Whoe'er to Jesus bow ; 
 Stretch out the arms of faith and pray*r 
 
 And, lo I we reach you now. 
 
 4 The blessings all on you be shed, 
 
 Which God in Christ imparts ; 
 We pray the spirit of our head 
 
 Into your faithless hearts. 
 Mercy and peace your portion be, 
 
 To carnal minds unknown : 
 The hidden manna» and the tree 
 
 *0f life and the White stone. 
 
 I Let all who for the promise wai t^ 
 The holy Ghost receive ; 
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 ON DIVINE WORSraP. 
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 i DE^'ORK Jehovah *ii awful throne. 
 Ml Yenationahow with nacr^Juy : 
 Know thit the Lord in God alonf, ' 
 
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 a His iov Vei^n power, ifjihout dur i^. . 
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 8hall fill thy courfs with soUiidiag praii#. 
 
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 Vast as eternity thy Love ,% 
 
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 When roiling years shall cease to move. / 
 
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 IT ORD of the worlds above ! 
 
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 "Thy earthly temples are ! 
 To thine abode my heart aspires, 
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 O happy men that pajjj . 
 Their constant service there ! 
 They praise thee still, and happy they 
 Who love the way to Sioa's hitt. 
 
 f They go from strength to strength^ 
 Thfo^^ dark vale of tears, 
 Till each o^tircomes at length. 
 Tin etch in heaven appears ; 
 O glorious feat ! thou God our King^, 
 8halt thither bring our willing feet. 
 
 4 God is our sun and shield ; 
 
 Our Hght and our defence ,v 
 Wiii gps his hands are fiU'd, 
 
 We dfaw ourblcK^ings thepc^: 
 He shall b^tow upon our rac6 
 His saving grace and glory too. 
 
 i The loi^ his peopte loves: 
 His mtiA no good withhokb 
 Firittm thof 9 his heart approves g- 
 From holy, humble souls ^i ^ 
 Thrice haplir he, O Lord of hosts, 
 Whose iqpirii trusts a|0n4 in Thee^ 
 
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 1 Tt ORD and God of heavenly poweve i 
 ' 1 J Tieir's,— yet, O! benignly ours ,• 
 Glorious King, let earth proclaimi 
 KTormt attempt to dtma% thy luuna. 
 
 ) Thee to latid in sohiii dYvfdi^ 
 Angels and Archangels join ; 
 We with them our tdkes riiifM>„ 
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 Full of th^d they OfvOT' fcfy^ 
 ••Glory be to God Most HIgfcF 
 
 YMN 6M. Xm. P^iO't. <?. M-i 
 
 BING of Beings, (W of Lot^ 1 
 To thee our hneartv we n&gt y> > 
 Xhy all-«udtainiDg power we pniv^i 
 And gladly sing thy pvaidiK. 
 
 f tblA6, tvhblly thinei we s^t bt>0»* 
 Our sacrifice ffeceive /^ 
 Made and preserv'd, aad 8%v^d hy tliMf 
 T\) th«r oofllelvfis W6 give. 
 
 I Heav'nwikfd«iir every wish ftft^iM 
 For all thy mercies ptore / 
 The sole return 0iy love required > 
 
 Is that we a^ for morei^- 
 
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 Our hearts te^ en»5race thy iHtt | 
 Turn aBdl»0|jlt us, Loi4, ft^if!^. 
 With all thy fulness fill. 
 
 9 Come» Holy Qhoiit) tUle S^Idiiif*^ kHrir 
 Siked ki oar hearts ^rcfad ; 
 8o' shall we ever litre add tnovei 
 And be With Chrlfft Ih God. 
 
 ON THE SABBATH. 
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 I rpHE Lord of Sabbath let us praifo^ 
 jL In concert with the blest^* 
 Who joyful in harmonious iay»>,. 
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 TIjus, LorS, while we remember Thee, 
 
 We blest and pious grow; 
 ^jjiymns of praise we learn to be 
 
 Trmmphtnt here below* 
 
 2 On this glad day a brighter scene 
 Of glory, was display 'd, 
 
 By God, the eternar Word, tUan when 
 This universe was made : - 
 
 %li^** who mankind has bought 
 With grief and pain extreme : 
 
 >Tw£.TJ? T^^'i'^^'*^ from nought; 
 Twas greater to redeem. '^ ' 
 
 ON THE DEATH OF CHRIST. 
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 OTitou eternal victim slain, 
 A sacrifice for guilty man, 
 By the eternal Spint made 
 An offering in the sinner's stead I 
 Our everlasting Priest art thou. 
 And plead'st % death for ainnera now. 
 
 t Thy offering still continued new, 
 . Thy vesture keeps ite bloody hue: 
 
 Thou^tand'st the eyer-slaughterSi Lamb, 
 Thy Priesthood atill remains the same ; 
 
 Thy years, O God, can never fail, 
 Thy Goodiieas ia unchangeable. 
 
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 3 that our faithcjniy never move. 
 But a%md uoahaken aa thy love : 
 
 Sure evidence of things unseen, 
 Now let it paas the years between. 
 
 And vie w thee bleeding on the tree, 
 Aly God, who dies for me, for me ! 
 
 

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 COME all #ho truly bea? 
 The faille of Christ your liJrd, 
 Hii last fnyit<eriou8 supper share, ' 
 And keep his kindest word ; 
 Hereby your faith approre 
 In Jesus crucified : 
 *^In meuiery of tny- dying love, 
 Do this," he said,— and died. 
 
 2 Tha badge and token this, 
 The sure confirming seal, 
 
 That he is ours, and we are hii, 
 
 The servants of his will : 
 
 The dear peculiar ones, • 
 
 The purchase of fiis Blood ; 
 His blood ^hich once for all atones, ^^ li 
 
 And brings us now to God« 
 
 3 Then let us still profess 
 Our Master's honou t'd Namv; 
 
 Stand forth his faithful witnessesi 
 
 True followers of the Lamb ; 
 
 In proof that such we are, 
 
 His say inffs we - receive, 
 And thui to i^U mankind declare 
 
 We do in Chirist beliave. 
 
 4 Part of his church below, 
 We thus our right maintain, 
 
 Oir living membersliip we show. 
 
 And iir the ibid remain ; 
 
 The 8h«ep of Israel's fold, 
 
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 I Aodlellowahip with all we hold, 
 
 Who lioia it with our Head. 
 
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 I /^OME, thou everlasting SpJrit, 
 \^ Bring to every thu^k^frf rnind, 
 Alt the Saviour^B dying merit, 
 %\\ his sufftiriiigi for mnn kind: 
 e recorder of mapas«<ion, 
 ow the living fM\ impart { 
 r reveal his gre.1t flat vutioOi^ 
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 e, Inbu ^VitnQBfl^fhb dying;; §,« 
 bme, Remembranodf divine 1 
 us feel thy power applying 
 hrisi to every soul atjd mintf; 
 as groan thine iAv^ard groaiHiftf ; 
 ook OD him we pior^^'d/ and gt'nd^^; 
 "eceive tbci graoe atoning i 
 the Aprmled btuod refceft^ 
 
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 1 T J^^ ^O^. wfroiB bfiiediiif Lov« 
 *-y We now ireciiU to ittirtd, 
 8end the ansWe^ Crtttn nh^tHf^ 
 
 And lotus iDOroy find ; 
 Tbink op us who Ihink on tfieO^ 
 And OTory ttrugirltri^ ROuf irol^tfo I 
 O remember Cs^Ivary^ • 
 Aiid bid us goio pea0». 
 
 i By thino agonising pdift, 
 
 And bloody sweat, we prtrjr, 
 fiy thy dying love t6 fOM, V 
 
 Take all our sins Ax^rny : 
 Burst our bondtfttnd s^t dj /^^^ 
 Virom all iniquity retia^f^^ : 
 remember Caltsr/, &0f. 
 
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 t Let ihy blood hf faith applied 
 Tho smtiier*! pardon iw | 
 Speak yiU freely juntified, 
 
 And all our iickneae hral t 
 By thy paMton on the tree, 
 Let all our ffriefs and troublea oease; 
 O remember Calvary, &g. 
 
 4 Nerer will we hence dcrpArt, 
 Till thou our Waniti relieve, 
 Write fbrgiveneRs on our hearty 
 
 And tA\ thine itiui^e give : 
 Still our eouls shall cry tO tb«e# 
 Till perfected in hdinesa, 
 remember Calvary, 
 And bid us go in peace* 
 
 (IYMN614. foifci^ 
 
 I T ESU, at who«e eimreme emoaMMf^d; 
 tf We now approacti to God^ 
 Before us in thy vesture eland, 
 
 Th^ Testuist dipt in blood. 
 Obedient to thy graciotii^ Wordy 
 
 We break the hattoWdbfead» 
 Commemorate thee, onf dying Loitff 
 
 And trust on thee to (bed. ^ 
 
 9 Now, Saviour, now thyttelf reTeal^ 4 
 
 And make thy nature knowo» ; 
 Affix thy blessed l^irit's seal, * N 
 
 And stamp M4 for thy own. 
 The tokene of thy dying lovi^ 
 
 let ne all receive, 
 And feel the autekening llpirit iriOVir^ 
 
 And ienstbiy believe. 
 
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 And cheer each languid Heart. 
 
 The grace which sure salvation brings, , 
 Let us herewith receive; 
 
 Satiate the hungry with good things, 
 And bidden manna give. 
 
 "4 The living bread sent down from hoaven 
 
 in us vouchsafe to be ; ' 
 
 Thy flesh for all the world isvgiven. 
 
 And all may live by thee. 
 Now, Lord, on us thy flesh bestow. 
 
 And let us drink thy blood, 
 Till all our souls are fill'd below. 
 
 With all the life^of God. 
 
 HYMN 515. [CM.] 
 
 1 f^OME, Holy Ghost, thine influene© shed, 
 Vy And realize the sign, 
 Thy^ife infuse into the breads '^ 
 
 Thy power into the wine. 
 
 ^ Effectual let the tokens proves 
 ^ And made by heaven! v art, * 
 Fkcbannels.ttt convey thy love * 
 
 To ©very faithlul heart. 
 
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 Vlj^TIM Divine, thy jrace we claim 
 While thus thy precious death we s 
 Once offer d i^, a spotless Lamb, 
 .^In thy great temple here below : 
 Thou didst for all mankind atone, 
 Aad standest now before the Throne, 
 
 J 11io« frtandost in the holy place, 
 As now for guilty sinners ilain ^ 
 
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 The Blood of Sprinkling ipeaks^ and prajrt» 
 
 All prevalent for helplesa man ; 
 
 Thy blood te still pur Munsom foundi.. ',71 
 
 And speaks salvsrtion aU around. ' ■■^'^■ 
 
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 8 The stnpke of thy atonement here ^ 
 
 Darkened the sun, and rent the veil ; 
 Made the new way to heaven appear, 
 
 And shewM the great invisible : 
 Well pleas'd in thee, our God look'd dowo^ 
 And call'd his rebels to a crown. 
 
 2 He still respects thy Sacrifice, 
 
 Its savour sweet dotK alWayt please f ' 
 
 The Offering smokes through earth and tikwBp 
 Diffusing life, and joy, and peace ; 
 
 To these, thy 1^ wer courts^ it. comes,. 
 
 And fills tiiem with divine perfumes. ■ 
 
 6 We need not now go up to heaven^ ' 
 
 To bring the long-sought saviour down ; 
 
 Thou art to all already given, 
 Thou dost even now thy banquet crown : 
 
 To every faithful soul appear. 
 
 And shew thy real presence here. 
 
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 1 I ESUS drinks the bitter cup, 
 t/ The wine-press trends alone / 
 Tears the graves and tnoantains up, 
 By his expiring groan : " 
 
 Lo ! the powers of heaven he flhakcir 
 Nature in convulsion liesj^ 
 
 Earth's pro/ouadest ceiatre quakes f ' 
 The greafeJeh win dies I 
 
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 The true eternal Plan ^ 
 
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 With the sufferer »yinpatbiz0 ; 
 
 Leave the world in sudden night, 
 
 While his creator dies | 
 
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 And sol0inii tilck cloth wear } 
 J««ta's agonies partake ; 
 J The hour of darkness share ; 
 
 Houm the' astonishM hosts abpv^ ; 
 
 Silence saddens all the ^ien ; 
 JCimUer of seraphic love. 
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 4 O my God, he dies (or m^^ 
 I feet tile mortal sfnart'! 
 See him hanging odf the tree,** 
 
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 Sino^rs, ye may ipve him too ; ^ 
 Look on him, ye pi ere 'd, a^dmourtt 
 
 For one wbo bled for vQVf 
 
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 Wilfeteiars of humblest ipve; ' 
 Sang, for Jeaus ^sgone up. 
 
 And reigns eothron*d above * 
 Lives our Kea^j to die op qmnp^ ;j 
 iHiwer is alt to Jeaus given ; 
 Worshiop'd ts he was befor^^ 
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 I UTE dies ! the Friend of sinoertdW^ ! 
 XX Lol Salem's daughters weep iro«ndt 
 A solemn darkness veils the skies ; 
 
 A sudden, trcmhliog shakes the gro^n<| t 
 Come I saints, and drop a tear or two 
 
 On the dear hosom of your God ; 
 Heshed a thomrund drops for you / 
 
 A thpU3aQd drop9 P.I richer plood* . . 
 
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 The Lord of Glofy dies for man I 
 
 But, io ! what sindden Joys I^c^ t • 
 
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 Cl^erubic lo|;^ons guard him honov - ^■ 
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 I Break oflTyour ^ettr?, ye saints, and teH 
 How high your great Deliverer reigM : 
 Siog,-^hQW he 8poilM»the hosto of hfJU 
 And led the monster death in difiliii^^ 
 8ay>^* Live forever, wond'rovalljiOffl^ 
 *' Boro tf> re^em, an^|jbroog: ta tumf^ 
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 1 /^^^ ^ord i« riien from the dead ; 
 xJF Our Jesus is gone up on high I . 
 The powers of hell are captive led ; 
 
 Drag^'d to the portals of the sky : . 
 There nis triumphal chariot waits. 
 
 And angels chant the solemn lay :^ 
 Lift up your heads, ye heavenly gates ; 
 
 Ye everlasting ddors give way, 
 
 3 Loose all your bars of massy Iight» 
 
 And wide unfold the* ethereal scene; 
 . He claims these mansions as his right, 
 Receive the Kinji^ of Glory in . 
 Wh^is the King of Glory ? Who ? 
 
 ' The Lord that all our fbes overcame ; 
 The world, sm, death, and hell o'erthrew^ 
 And Jesus is the conqueror's lulne,. 
 
 8 Lo ! his triumphal chariot wait<$^ ' ^ 
 
 And angels chant the solemn lay ; 
 Lift up your heads, ye heavenly gates ; 
 
 Ye everlasting doors give way. . 
 Who is the King of Glory ? Wh»? 
 
 The Lord of glorious power possett; . 
 The Kijig^ of samts and angels too, 
 
 Go<royer all for ever bl^. 
 OK JSHK «sooN0 coaiii^Q or ohaist. 
 
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 1' /i OME Desire, of Nations, come ! 
 %tJ. Hasten, Lord, thej^eneral doom : 
 Hear the Spirit and the Bride ; 
 Come, and take 08 to thy fide; 
 
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 Then our earthly uk|» widL 
 
 a Mindful of tfiy fifcieft neW^^ / . ^ 
 Shorten these vindictive day» ; '^ 
 ^o for fullredemption crosm, - 
 Hear lu aow, md aav« »iin« oWd. ' 
 
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 FiU'd with righteousness divuit^ 
 CUim a ransom 'd wortd for thiae, ^^ 
 
 5 Plant the heavenly kingdom hor«, 
 Glorious in the saints appear;; 
 8peak the sacred number jjcai*^/" ^ 
 8peik the mystery (oiail'dU 7- 
 
 9 Take to thee thy royal power ;/^ I * 1 "^ 
 Reign, ii^en sin shall Ixi oommit^, ^ 
 Reign, when death no loorQ ftWi ^i^ . 
 
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 I StraamiMf ^ence in fresh suppUes^ 
 
 Mjf sou! the Spirit feels ; 
 ,„ 7"' h« '^ot his help afford f U' 
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 He if Iwaers iure defence ; 
 Israel all hii care shall ptOT« »* 
 Kept J>y watchful proi^idence, 
 And ever-jij^ng L<We. ., 
 
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 ^ Omnipotentty tt«^*iY . ^T. . 
 L Lo ! he holds thee tjr th j^ baM, 
 And hanishes thy ft^ar ;a 
 Shadows with his wingsthV head,^ 
 Guards fit>m all impending h^ms ; 
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 KuMily compass thee about, 
 
 till thou art savM from sm ; 
 ,ike thy spotless Master, Aou, 
 ».*d w!th wisdom, love, and power ; 
 Hol^ure, and perfect now, 
 
 Hlffieforth and •Termore. 
 
 E lervanto of Ood,Yo«r Maimer proclii«i 
 And publirtiebroaa His wonderftdNaBi 
 
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 Hm kingdom it glorioui, AAd rulft ofm ill. 5 
 
 2 He if Avet of th« lem H»ve lift up thtir voict,. 
 OHJb^lcd ih»t we In J««ii r«Joic« ; ' ^ 
 tmnoWt they «re rotr^g, But Jei oi li he rtf 
 ^IWlle Wfwe adoring, He always if he«i^ ^^^ 
 
 3 God ruleth on high. Almighty to saTe. "^.^^ 
 Ahd itill he i« nigh, His ufeiience we have ; 
 The creat con^gation Hiii triumph ahall aim 
 Aicribiug salvation To Jeaut our King. 
 
 4 Salration to God, Wlioliti on the throipb 
 Let all cry aloud, Ai^ honour the Son ; 'fei 
 Out Jeius'a praiiea the Angeli proclaim, " * 
 Fall dowu Oil their facei» And WQrahlp the -^ 
 
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 6 Then let us adore, And give him hit righl^ 
 All slory and power, All wiidom and might^^ 
 All honor and bleif ing. With an^la above, ^^ 
 And thanks never-oeMiiig, And mfinita loye, 
 
 6 Come, Lord, and display Thy sign in th^ skY» 
 And bear, us «Way to flkansions on high f""^ r • 
 ^'^e kingdom be f\y^n, The purehase divtne, . 
 And crown us in heaven Eteriially thine. \| 
 
 1 /^0MB,|4)rd,'lfom above, Th^moimtaioi 
 
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 Overtwni innMIMD^ars The eourte of thy loiref: 
 
 My bosom inspire, Inlnxidle Ihe fire. 
 
 And wrap my whole tool in the flames of deairl. 
 
 3 I languish ^fld pine For the comfort divine ( 
 
 when shall I say, my Beloveil is mine I 
 
 1 have chose the good part, My portion thouarti 
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 4 But I fMit la voiccr isay,* •without mdriey ye iniy 
 Receireit, irhoeyer Have nothing topay;: ; 
 Who on Jefos relies. Without money or price, 
 
 ^« Pearl of ibrgiveness And holioess huys. ' 
 
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 r yield that thy Love should he given to lie. 
 I Ireely receive >^Tiat thoij^freely dost give 
 Aad content in thy Love, In thy Eden to live; 
 
 6 TliiB^ftleinttra4; i^^^ 
 An^^aficribe my salvation to Jesps's Grace : 
 It tomes from above, the foretaste I prove, 
 Aiid IjQoiij^^ receive All the fulhess of ioTe 
 
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 f Of) moves in a mysterious way- 
 
 r His wohderk to perform ; 
 He plants his foot«»tep8 in the sea. 
 
 And rides^upon the storm, 
 Deepin uniathomable min^s 
 
 Ofnever-failin^skilJ, 
 He treasures up,his bright designs, 
 
 AbA works his sovereign will. 
 
 t Yje fearfhl saints fresh courage take 
 The cfotfdsve so much dread 
 .4f^ bk with JMercy, and shaU br6^ 
 
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 Jll|p Bpt the Lord by feeble siense. 
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 1 TiLOW ye the trumpet, blow, 
 X> The gladly iojemn ijoiiod ; 
 Let ftU the nations know, ^ 
 
 To earth *fl remotest boan0 1 
 The tear of Jubilee ii come; ^ 
 Retuni, ye rausom'd sinners, home. 
 
 « J^sus, our great High Prieft, 
 Hath full atonement m8de| 
 Ye weary spirits, fest, *^ ^ 
 
 Ye mournful souls, be glad^f^ T 
 The year of Jubilee is come | ^ 
 Return, ye ransom'd sinneirSi hom!?% 
 
 Extol the Lamb of God, ^;^' 
 The all-atoning Latob; ^^ 
 
 Redemption in his blopd '; 
 
 i^oughou> the world pTOclBlm:. ' 
 
 The year of Jiibilee is come ; ' "^ ' 
 Return", ye ransom'd sinners^ home* 
 
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 4 ife slaves of sin and hell, 
 
 Your liberty receive, 
 Jknd safe in Jesus dwell. 
 
 And blest in Jesus live ; 
 The year of Jubilee is come ; 
 Return ye ransom 'd sinners, home^ 
 
 5 Ye who have sold for nought 
 
 Yopr heritage above, 
 Shall have it back unbought, 
 
 The gift of Jesu's love ; 
 l*he year of Jubilee is come ; 
 Return, ye ransomed sinneri, 
 
 e %e Gospel trumpet hear, . >P^^# 
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 Before your Savipur;* mti ^ 
 The year of Jubileo is edtne ; ■ ■ 
 Ketiini, ye ransona'd piniiorfi, Bbfti^ 
 
 •;.: ^- HYMN 58Si*•j^.^4^^.•.w:v*ivff,-|^J^ 
 
 1 T E*f ev'ry nfioYla! ear attendi 
 Ai And ev'ry Ii6art rt^joieei 
 The trunopet of the Gpspel ppiiodf 
 With an mvitiqg voices * 
 
 « Ho! all ve hungry, .»tarviogi«cijh^ 
 That teed upon the wind, ^ ^ 
 And vainly ptrtve with eai^t/iom 
 Td AH W iaapty miod. -^ 
 ^ Eternal Wisdom bath prepar'ii 
 A flottl-reviving, feast, 
 AndbidiYour lon/jing appefitot : 
 iue ncn psoviiiion ta^te. 
 
 4 Ho! ye that paiit for livingj^fes^m^f 
 
 And ptne mwwy and di0|i. ^ 
 
 Here you may quench your rtiging tMri| 
 Wiih epnnge that nevci- dry. 
 
 5 River* of love and more/ here, 
 
 ill a rich oceaif loini 
 Salvation in abundance lBow# 
 Like floods of liilkftnd wiri0. 
 « The happy gates of Gospel grac^f, 
 Stand open ni^ht and daf : 
 Lord, we are come to seek soppluM. 
 And driv»otir wainrcs away, 
 
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 ^^^HY should the children of t Kirm^ 
 ▼ ▼ Go laotiriiiiigall their da^i r ^ 
 
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 Thff toK«tai of thy gracij. ^ ^ '^ . ■ 
 
 l^t tboo^ aoi Aweik in ^lAmff'lu^n^^ 
 And seal the licii:s.ot.beiiiv>*aY 
 
 When wilt thpu banish mj complaints, 
 Add^oW ttiy gins fi>r£ivttii f 
 
 Atsnitt^thf opninDieim^ of her pact' 
 
 In the RedaoiiMrft'^lpod :! 
 And bear th^ witness with my heart, 
 
 That I am born of God. 
 
 Thou art tl^e earnest of his hw% ■ ' 
 The pledge of joy H to cQi^o ; 9*. 
 
 M^ thy bless'd wing^, celestial Dove. 
 Safely convey me hom^ 1 ' "■' 
 
 HYMN 586. (p. ai.| 
 
 MY drowsy powers why sleep y9iij» 
 Awako> ray shigxj^ish soui! . ; 
 
 Nothing hath half t!iy worl^ m^ dq^ 
 Yet nothing's half 80 dull. r 
 
 Go to ^ie^ ants ; for one poor grain t 
 
 See how they toil and strive !> 
 
 Yet we, who huve a heaven t* obtait^ 
 Hownegligent We live! 
 
 We for whoso sake alt nature slMdiiJI 
 And stars their courses move^j . , 
 
 We, for whose guard the angeUl^^jL.. 
 Come flying from above. '' ;^; ^^l 
 
 We, for whom jGod the Son camo^ss^ig. 
 ^And labour'd ftir ourgnQ|i^ ■ ^* 
 
 How careless to secure that qroOT -r 
 He purphaa^d wi^t bis bipod, "' ^' * ' 
 
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 6 Lord, ihall we liTe bo tlugffUh ftiU, 
 And never act our parts r 
 Come, holy Dove, from th* heav'nly hill, 
 Aod warm our froasen hearts. 
 
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 6 Give us with active warmth to move, 
 With vig'reus souls to rise ; 
 With hands of faith and wings of love^ 
 
 .To fly and take the prize. 
 
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 HYMtN 681. 
 
 (P.M.) 
 
 FIRST PART. 
 
 1 WnrOW happy are jtheyf 
 JLX Who their Saviour obey. 
 
 And have laid up their treasure aboy^ I 
 
 Tongue cannot express 
 * The sweet comfort and peace 
 Of a soul in its earliest love ! 
 
 2 That comfort was mine^ 
 
 When the favour divine 
 I first found in the blood of the Laml^ 
 
 When my heart itbeliev'd. 
 What a joy I/eceiv'd, » 
 What a heaven in ^esus's name \ 
 
 3 TVas a hea^ven below 
 Ify Redeemer to know, 
 
 The iM^gels co\^d do nothing moreK, 
 
 Than fall at his feet, 
 
 And the story repeat, 
 J^d t^ Lover of sinners adore. 
 
 4 Jesus^ the day long 
 Was my joy and my song ; 
 
 that all hu stlvation might see I 
 
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 ^ He lijith lov'd me, Icried, 
 He h^th sufer'd and died, 
 To redeem 0UQh a rf bel w me, 
 
 5 On the wingB ofhls lore, 
 I was carried above 
 
 All sin and temptation, and pain : 
 I could not believe 
 .That I ever should 'grieve. 
 That 1 ever should suflfer again. 
 
 6 I rode on the sky, t' 7 
 Freely justified I, ? //, 
 
 Nor did envy Elijah his seat, 
 My soul mQunted higher 
 In a chariot of fire, 
 ind the moon it was under my fett. / ^ 
 
 7 the raptCirous height 
 Of that holy delight 
 
 Which I felt in the lite-giving. blood \ 
 
 Of my saviour possest, 
 
 I was perfectly blest. 
 As if fiU'd with the fulness of God. i 
 
 SECOND PA^T* 
 
 i AH where am I now I ' ' * 
 
 When was it, or how. 
 
 That I fell from my heaven of grace I 
 I an^ brought into thrall ; - ^^ y 
 
 I am stript of my jUI ; ^M # 
 
 I am banish'd from Jesus's faccii ^ ' 
 
 2 HJrdly yet do I know ' " 
 
 How I let my Lord go, ^ ^ 
 
 So insensibly starting aside; ^*^ ' 
 
 When the tempter came ia 
 
 -_ With his own subtile sin, '• ' ^^\''"'"' 
 
 ^4 infected my Spirit with pride<^ 
 
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 That my Saviour waagooid 
 
 Swiftly vanishiag out of my sigVV^ 
 My triumph and boast ' 
 
 Oii a sudden, were lost, ' 
 
 And my day it was tam'd ihl6 fkigllk 
 
 4 Only pride could destrojr. ' 
 
 1 That mnoceait .jpy, V / * ; . 
 And make my redeemerdepsKrt ; . 
 
 But whate'er was the cause^; 
 I lament the sad lopr^/^' , 
 
 For the veil ia ^nit prer my heairt ! 
 
 5 Ah! wretdi that I am J 
 Icanonlvexclaim, i : 
 
 Ukead^ii tormenl^ .wi^uii^* 
 
 My Saviour is g^one, , \\ 
 
 And has left me atone 'J 
 To the Cory of Satan and Bjti^^'^. 
 
 6 Nothing now can reliefer; 
 Without comfort I pieyj^ i . 
 
 I have lost all i»y peafle aod)iliy.p0irv:; 
 No access do I. find 
 
 To the Friend of ra'afilrind ; 
 I can a^ for his mevoy ne mf fnBf 
 
 7 Toiigue cannot dec^lare "^ 
 The torinent F. bear, 
 
 (While no end ofLnty troul^le^ ^^^Y 
 Only Adam could tell ' "* ' 
 On^e day diat he fell, 
 
 And wte turnd out of Eden lik^ «f. 
 
 i Piirenoiiiftpm;nty (jl^^ 
 I wander aj^^fo^, - 
 Through a desert pfqorrow/i 
 
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 That I canimt re^iiit: i^ 
 My Eden of: Jegu^grlave 1 
 
 » I nerw shall rise . ^ ; , 
 Touiy first paradise. 
 
 Or com« my redeemer to a)^f 
 But! feeU faint hobe,, ' 
 That at last he will Udbpi ': ' 
 
 And his pity ihaU brih^him to mk, 
 
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 ^V^S* ^^ AJ« ittk^nt, n^, f will 
 X To myoffended Father cry, V 
 My hase ingratitude I %!, 
 
 Vilest of all t^y children, JTV ' 
 
 Not worthy to be called thy 80(i| • 
 Yet Will I thee, my Fathcir^ qjwu 
 
 1 2 Guide of my life, hwt ttoii liot liUn. 
 
 And rescued me from passibn's powerV 
 Ten thousand times preserved from sm i 
 
 Nor let the greedy grave devour : 
 And Wilt thou now 4hy Wrath retain 
 Nor ever love thy child again ? ' 
 
 |jr Ah ! canst ihou find it in thy heart. 
 To give me up, so long pursii'cl t 
 Ah f Canst thou finally depart, • < 
 - And leave thy creature in his blooa> 
 Leave me,— out of thy presence oast. 
 To periAh m my sins at last > 
 
 14 If thou ha^t calfd me t&mam^ 
 If weeping at thy feet i an, * 
 T>e Fofjigal thou wiltjiotspuni. 
 ; »Mf Pifir and forgive roe all ; 
 
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 1 g^ REAT God. indulge my humble claim, 
 Ijr B© thou my hojpe, mv joy. my rest ; 
 The glories that compose thy name 
 
 Stand all engag'd to make me blest. 
 
 2 Thou great and good, thou just and wiif, 
 
 Thou art my Father and my God ! 
 And I am thine by sacred tieji ^, ^ . 
 ^hy son, thy servant bought Vith blood. 
 
 5 With heaH, and eyei,Mid^ 
 
 For thee I long, to thee I look. 
 As travellers in thirsty lands ^ ^ 
 Pant for the coding water-brook. 
 
 4 E'en life itself, wi^oiit ftiylove, ' 
 
 No lasting pleasure can afford ; 
 
 Yea. Uwould a tiresome bmrden prove, 
 UI were banishM from thee, Lord ! 
 
 6 ril lift my hands, Pll raise my voice, 
 
 * While 1 have breath to pray or praise : 
 This work shall make my heart reioice. 
 
 And spend the remnant of my days. 
 
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 HYMN 634. 
 
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 1 m/I"y hope, my M, my Swiour fliou, 
 JW. Toflwe, io. now m wul I bow ; 
 I feel the bU»s the wound* impart, 
 1 find thee, Saviour, in my neart. .. . 
 
 a B* thou iny »«^«*' '^.S'^".?!!^; . 
 
 Protect me throu gh my hfe'» »hort day • 
 in di my tcv may wi«lom gn»a«. 
 i?te5 me, •fcnow. new thy .ide. 
 
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Correct, raprove^ and comfort me ; ' , 
 
 As I have need, my Saviour b^ : 
 And if I would from thee depart. 
 Then clasp me, Saviour, to thy heart. 
 
 Id fierce temptatiyn's darkest hour. 
 Save me from si^and Satan's power / 
 Tear every idol/rom thy thi^ne« 
 Andreign, my ^viour» rei^n alone. , 
 
 My suff'rint tjmenhvl! sodi be o*er,^ ^ ^ 
 Then shall I sigh and weep no more / 
 My ransom'd soul shall soar away,^ 
 To sing thy praise in endless day. 
 
 HYMN 685. / (CM.) 
 
 JESUS.iReedeemer of mankind. 
 Display thy saving power : 
 Thy mercy let these outcasts find, 
 And know their gracious hour. 
 
 Ah I give them, Lord, a longer space, 
 
 Noipjuddenly consume : 
 But let them take the pr/^fier'd grace, 
 ' And flee the wtath to come. < 
 
 wouldst thou cast a pitying look, 
 
 All goodness as thou art, 
 Like that which faithless Peter broke^ ~ 
 
 On each obdurate heart ! 
 
 Who thee beneath their feet tave tiod^ 
 
 And crucified afiresh. 
 Touch with thlbe all-victorious blood, • 
 
 And turn the stone to flerti. 
 
 Open their eyes thy cross to see> * ' 
 ^ Their ears to bear thy cries : ; ' ' 
 dinn e r, thy Saviour.weepg for t h» ^ ^ 
 
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 t All the day lonR he irieel^y »f*"^» 
 
 HwrebiUto rpceive, , V- i. 
 
 And iihowg his ^punds, andni)Tcad*hi9i»ifidi, 
 And bidt you turn and live . » * 
 
 7 Turn, and ytmf nrii 6f deepest 4i* 
 He Will wilh blood effice : • -• 
 . E'en now >m» wa?ts the blood to^-%pply ; 
 Be aav^d, be eav'd by grace **^*^ 
 
 i'Be sav^a from hell, fi?6iritiiii;ti^ to»: 
 He speakii you now fofTfi v 'n"; • - 
 Walk with your Go<t, be pcrfeciher^. 
 And theQComeuptobeavea. ^ ;^ 
 
 HVMN 5S6, ij^ ' CcM] 
 
 1 f^OMt, Iloly Spirit, lieavenVy Dove, 
 Vy With all thy quick'ning poweri» 
 Kindle a Aaipe of.sacred Ioj«^-. v 
 In these cold heartii of ourer , 
 
 Look how we grovel here helow^ 
 Fond of these earthly toy •; 
 Our souls how heavily they go, • 
 To reach eternal joys I 
 
 3 In vain we tune our A>rmal songSi 
 
 In vain we strive to rise; 
 Uosannas laneui^h oTV our tongues, 
 And our devotion dies. 
 
 4 Father, and shall we ever live, 
 
 At this poor dying rate ? 
 Our love so f lint, so cold to thee# 
 And thine to u<» so great? 
 
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 5 Come Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove, 
 
 W//h eil thy qiitck*niDg|}dwori{' 
 
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 Oomtf ihed abroad & SaTiour*! luve. 
 And that shall kindle oura. • 
 
 HYMN 687i/ 
 
 1 A LL glory to the dying Lamb, 
 JLM And never-ceasing praise ; 
 While angels live to know thy name, 
 
 Or men to feel thy grace ! 
 
 2 Witli this cold, stony heart of mino» 
 
 Jesus, to thee I flee ; 
 And to thy grace my soul resign 
 To be renewed by thee. 
 
 I Give me to hide my blushing face, 
 While thy <toar gross appears j 
 Dissolve my heart in thankTulness, . 
 And melt mine eyes to tears. 
 
 4 may the uncorruptcd Seed, 
 
 Abide and rei^n within : 
 ^And thy lifo-giving word forbid 
 My. new-born soul to sin. 
 
 5 Father, I wait before thy throne ; 
 
 Can me a child of thine: 
 Send do wa the Spirit of thy son, 
 To^orm my heart divine. 
 
 6 There shed thy promis'cj love abroad, 
 And make my comfort strong ; 
 
 Then shall I say, <*My Father God I" 
 With an unwavering tongue 
 
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 If ihau wiihdrt/fr thvMlf fromnpa^ 
 
 Ab. whilh«r»ibaU igo I 
 
 t Whtt^iti <bine only 8oo«»jltt^^» 
 Bcforoldrewiny brealh; 
 >Whal pain, what labour to wouw 
 My «oul from «n»il«»"^«^***'* 
 
 "^ 1 oow ihould fool thy power; 
 
 Now my poor aoul tliou -wouktoli^trt^^t, 
 Nor liJt nie wAit one hour. 
 
 Author of faith, to th«e'I;lift 
 My weary, longinijeyei: 
 let mo now receive that ^m, 
 My soul without it diet. 
 
 IV Surely thwu canst not let me dw > 
 O speak, and I shall live ; 
 And here 1 wil^ unwearred lie, 
 Till thou thy Spirit g*ve. 
 
 6 The lroT8t of •innflrs:w©<ildw,joici>» 
 Could they but see thy face : 
 O let roe hear thy quick'ning voic«^ 
 Aiid taste thy pard*mng grace I " 
 
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 1 i-^OtJNTAIN of life; to»^ll1i*flow 
 
 Jr Let thy salvation r61l \ 
 * Water, replenish, and o'eipilotr 
 Every believing«oul. 
 
 it Into tlial happy nMnober, Ura, 
 Utt weary sinners take ; 
 
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 9 iTurn btQk opr tiaturti^t rip^ (ids, 
 
 And we itiall Aoi^totb«e, ' 
 W hile down liio itre^ of timo we irUde 
 To oyrieternity, \ \ ] fi 
 
 4 The well of Jife to ua t(iou tu-t, 
 Ofjojllie iwelling floo<^; 
 WaAed by thee, with wiJIihg htart. 
 We t«4ft relufa to Gpd. I 
 
 Into tby iulne^i full : p^ , , ' ' 
 QeJIoat atid AwallowM up li^ lliee 
 Our God, ourAUitt aL 
 
 HYMN 64a: • ' i!,^L.^^|^-; ' 
 
 Tkat keepeth, i^t Smhbaik frM potiuiimg H 
 and^k4fepea his hand from \d»ing anu ^t 
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 1 p^AJfefroin mj !hou#hti, Irain world bo 
 i Let my re|i^loMi hour* alone : ' fVong, 
 Fain woiild my byiiil my Saviour »q0j*'^ 
 I wait a jriiit, Ldrdy fr^m tb^ • . !- 
 
 [2 My hear^ grows warm with holy fire, ^ . 
 
 I Andkirtifet with apured^airei" 
 
 Come, p fey ieiiia. from »5ov«, \ 
 
 Andfee^QiJ soul witbjiedif^nly Iqyo. 
 
 Hwki 4l>on, bat Wkh ,a. ^tpj^qg. f,«, . 
 And apreful tho ti^W^ of tby. gjaco: 
 Bring 4qmi & laata of tmtb dirM 
 And cbeer wy Wt , i^ith-iMiPICt*^^^ 
 
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 HYMN 541. i^» M] 
 
 1 g\F him who did salvation bring, 
 Vf 1 could for ever think and wng; 
 Arise, ye needy, he*|l relieve J 
 Arise, ye guilty, lie' 11 forgive. 
 
 2 AjJi but his grace, and lo, 'tis given ! 
 Afik, and he turns your hell to h«aven : 
 Though sin and sorrow wound my soul, 
 JesuH, thy balm will make it whole. 
 
 3 To shame our sins he blush* d in blood, 
 He clos'd his eyes to show us God ; 
 Let all the world fall down and know, 
 
 1 That nonfe but God such lojve can show. 
 
 4 *Tis thee I love, for thee alone 
 
 I shed my tears and make my moan ! 
 Where'er I am, where'er I move, 
 I meet the object of ray lovo. 
 
 5 Insatiate io this spring I fly; 
 J drink, and jet am ever dry ; 
 
 Ah! who against ihy cliarms is proof? 
 Ah I who that loves^cau love enough ? 
 
 HYMN 542: ;, (c. m.) 
 
 1 TTJLUNG'^ in a gulf of dark despair, 
 Ml We wretched sinners lay, 
 Without one cheering beam of hope, 
 
 Or spark of glimm'ring day. 
 
 2 With pitying eyes the Prince of grace 
 
 Beheld our helpless grief : 
 He saw, and (0 amazing love ! ) 
 
 He r ap to our relief. 
 
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 I S Down from the shining seSttsabovo 
 With joyful haste he fl&i; 
 Entered the. grave in mAftal flesh 
 And dwelt among th^ dead. * 
 
 [4 for this love let rocks and hilU ' 
 Their lastinor silence hreak f 
 Ami all harmonious human tonrjues. 
 I he J^avipuF^s praises speak. 
 
 M'i^R "'n'^ ^mighty joys; _^ 1 . 
 I strike all youV harps of gold • 
 
 Bat when you niise your hi-hest noter , 
 UiM love can ne'er be told • "^ 
 
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 HYMN 543. 
 
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 Kfjill who truly bear 
 
 T. . V^IS^^''*''^ Saviour's name, 
 ^ 1 heir faithful hearts with us prepare 
 And eat the Paschal Lamb; - ' 
 Our passoVer was slain. 
 At Salem's hallo w'd place. 
 Yet we who in our tents remain, 
 Shall gain his largest grace. 
 
 This eucharistic feast, 
 
 Our ev'ry want supplies, 
 And still we by his death are blest, 
 
 And share his sacrffice ; .^ 
 
 By faith his flesh we eat. 
 
 Who here his passion show, 
 And God out of h is holy seat 
 
 Shall all his |;ifts besfcpw, ^ 
 
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 BACRAUlDlfTAt^ 
 
 Who thti8 our faith employ 
 
 ijii sufTrings to record, 
 £ *en^ now we mournfully enjoy' 
 
 Communion With our Lord ; 
 
 As though we every one 
 
 Beneath his cross had stood, 
 And seen him heave, and heard hini groaor. 
 
 And felt his gushing blood. 
 
 O God ! 'tisfinish'd now ! 
 
 The mortal pang is past ! 
 By faith his head we see him bow^ 
 
 And hear him breathe his last. 
 
 We too with him are dead, 
 
 And shall with him arise, 
 The cross on which he bowi his head 
 
 Shall lift us to the skies* 
 
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 HTMN 644. 
 
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 JESIJS, at whose supreme command, 
 Wc now approach to God, 
 Before U8 in thy vesture stand. 
 
 Thy vesture dipt in blood. 
 Obedient to thy ^acious woril. 
 We break the hallo w'd bread, 
 CommemVate thee, our dying^ord^ 
 And trust on thee to feed. 
 
 2 Now, Saviour, now thyself reveal , 
 
 And make thy nature known, 
 \ Affix thy blessed Spirit's feal. 
 And stamp us for thy ownv 
 
 ^The tokens of thy dying love;K 
 
 O let us all receive. 
 And (eel the quick'nine SpMt mbytV 
 * And sensibly believe! 
 
 Z the cup of blessing, bless'd by ib^^ 
 I^ U thy bUod i#pirt 
 
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 The bfead thy mystic body bte, 
 And cheer each lang*uid heart. 
 
 The grace which sure salyatioa brlngi, - 
 Let us herewith receive ; 
 
 Satiate the hun^y with good things^ 
 The hidden. inaniiagive. 
 
 The living bread sent down from heayeok 
 
 In us vouchsafe to be ; 
 Thy flesh for all the world is gtyen. 
 
 And all may live by thee. " 
 Now, Lord, on us thy flesh bestow/ 
 
 And let us drink thy blood. 
 Till all our souls are filPd below. 
 
 With all the life of God. 
 
 HYMN 545. 
 
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 OTHOU eternal Victim slain, 
 A sacrifice for gtrilty man. 
 By the eternaj Spirit mad© 
 An offering in the sinner's stead ; 
 Our everlasting' Priest art thou. 
 And plead^st thy death for sinners naw! 
 
 Thy ofiTeringrstH] continues new, 
 Thy vesture keeps its bloody hue; 
 Thou •tand*st the ever-slaughter*d Lamb, 
 Thy priesthood stiU remains the samoei;; 
 Thy yearsi O God, can never faili 
 Thy goodness is unchangeable. 
 
 ihat our faith may never move» 
 
 But stand unshaken as thy love . -^ 
 
 Sure evidence of things unseen, " ' 
 
 Now let it pass the ye ars between, — 
 
 And view tlieaJbleeding o|i the trc% 
 
 Hy Ood, who diet j[ori»e?, fcr omf 
 
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ItEJOiClNG AND PRAISH. 
 
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 HYMNS46. [c. m] 
 
 1 A LAS ! and did my Saviour bleed v? 
 j\. And did my sovereign die ? 
 Wwiild he devote that sacred head 
 
 For such a worm as I ? 
 
 2 Wa5» it for crimes that I have done, 
 
 He groan M upon the tree? 
 Amazing pity ! grace unknown* 
 And love beyond degree l 
 
 3 Well might the «un in darkness hide, 
 
 Aiidshuthis glories in ; 
 When Christ the mighty Maker died, 
 Tot man the creature's sin 1 
 
 4 Thus might I hide ^jr blushing fafle, 
 While nis dear crb'es appears ; 
 
 Di?»80lve my heart in thankfulnessL 
 And irielt mine eyes to tears. ( ; 
 
 5 Btst drops of grief can ne'er repay 
 Tlie debt of love I owe : 
 ITrre, Lord, I giye myself away, 
 *Tis all that I can do. 
 
 REJOICING AND PBAIS*J. 
 
 HYMN 647. . [p^m.] 
 
 1 Y''\ THOU God of my Salvation, 
 \J My Redeemer from all sin ; 
 Mov'd by thy divine compassion^ 
 Who hast died my heart to win, , 
 1 will praise thee, I will praise thee : 
 Where shall I thy praise begin ? | . 
 
 I li^ough unseen^ I love the Saviow ; 
 He hath brou^t 5alvation near ; 
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 RKJOlClffQ AWD PRAI9B. 
 
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 And when Jesus doth appear , 
 
 Sou] and body, &G. 
 
 Shall ins glorious image bear. 
 
 3 V^Tiile the an^el-choirs are crjing, 
 
 Glory ^o the great I AM I 
 I- with,them will still be vying, 
 , Glory ! glory to the Lajub ! . 
 
 O how precious, &c. 
 
 Is the sound of Je8u*^8 name ! 
 
 4 Angels now are hov'ring round us, 
 
 Uiiperceiv'd they mix the throng-, ; 
 Wond'ring at the love that crown 'd us. 
 Glad jto join the holy song : 
 Hallelujah, &c. 
 
 Love and praise to Christ belong ! 
 6 Now I ^ee with jny and wonder, 
 Whence the gracious spring arose | 
 Angel minds are lost to ponder 
 .. Dying love's mysterious cause : 
 Yet tne blessing, &c. . 
 Down to all, to me it floT^ I 
 
 6 This hath set me all on Cre ; 
 
 Strongly glows the flame of love , • 
 Hi^er mounts my soul, and higher, 
 ' Struggles for its swift remove : 
 Then ril praiisehiiji, &c. 
 In a nobler strain above / 
 
 - HYMN 548l . [s's kTa] 
 
 1 ^OME,*^thouFofant of every bleasing, 
 Vy Tune my heart to sing thy grace ; 
 Jjlreams of mercy never ceasing. 
 Call for songs of lou dest 
 
 praise 
 
 T&ach me Some melodious sonnet, . 
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 Prai»« the^mount— rpi fix'd upon it ; 
 Mount of thy redeeming love t 
 
 Z Here Til raise mine Eben^ier^ 
 
 Hither by thy help I-Jn come ; ' 
 
 And I hope, by thy good pleasure, 
 Safely to arrive at home. 
 
 Jesus sought me when a' stranger, 
 Wand* ring from the fold of God ; 
 
 He, to rescue rae from danger; 
 
 • Interpos** hie precious blood I 
 
 8 ! to grace bow great a debtor " 
 
 Daily I'm constraia'd to be ! 
 Let thy goodness, like a fetter, 
 
 Bind my wand'ring heart to thee ; 
 l^one to^wander^ Lord, Lfeel it ; 
 
 Prone to leave the God I lovcr^ 
 Herd's niy heart, O take and seallt / 
 
 Seal it for thy courts above* " 
 
 HYMN U9. t [c. mO 
 
 1 /^OME, let u« join oiircbeeffiil tongt 
 %^ With an els roiind the throne : 
 Ten thousaind thousand are thehr tonguev, 
 Bm t all their joys are one. 
 
 JJ WortJiy th* Lamb that died, they cry, 
 1N[> be exalted thus : - 
 
 WorthT the Lamb, our hearla reply, 
 f\>rue wasalain for us. 
 
 3 Jefua it Worthy td receive 
 
 . llonoor and power divine; 
 ' And blessings more than we can gtrei ' 
 Bey hotd, f or ever thine ^ — . .' •■, — 
 
 4 The whole cretition join In olftf,. 
 
 To bkii llie stfiered oaiiis 
 
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 RKJOICI9O ARD 
 
 Of Him that lite upon the throne, 
 And to adore the Lamb. 
 
 HYMN 550. 
 
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 r 1 TJM (ifW happy cv^ry child of grace^ 
 Jl JL Who knflj^js his sins forgiven ! 
 Thi« earth, he cties, is hot my place, j 
 I seek my place in heaven : 
 
 A country far from mortal siffht. 
 
 Yet ! by faith I see ; 
 The land of rest^ the saints deligHt, 
 
 The heaven preg^'d for me. ^ 
 
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 2 what a blessed hope is ours ! 
 
 While here on earth \ye stay/ 
 We more (ban taste tho heavenly powerv^^ 
 
 And antedate that day ; 
 We feel the resurrection near, 
 
 Our life in Christ conceaPd, 
 And with his glorious presence her* 
 
 Our earthen vessels fillM. 
 
 a would he niore of heaven bestow ! 
 
 And let the ve«»els break ; 
 And let our rahsomM spirits go, 
 .. To grasp the^ God we seek; 
 In rapturous awe on him to gaze^ 
 
 Who bought the sight for rtie, "" 
 And shout and wonder at hit gracd 
 
 To all eternity, r 7 
 
 HYMN 661. 
 
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 SALVATION I 6 ike Joyful soundl 
 nliat'pleasuretoourear^! j 
 
 A Aov'reip b^to for ev^ wot^ 
 
 A cflvdial for dttr^eiai^ 
 
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 RCJOICINO AND PBAlBfi- 
 
 Glory, honour, praise, and po\fer» 
 Be unto the Lamb for ever l 
 Jesu^s Christ is our Redeemer ! 
 Hallelujah I praise the Lord ! 
 
 2 Salvation! let the echo fly 
 The spacious earth around, 
 While aH the armies of the sky, 
 Conspire to raise the sound. Glory, &c. 
 
 S Salvation ! thou bleeding Lamb! 
 To thee the praise belongs: 
 SAlvation shall inspire our hearts, 
 
 And dwell upon our tongues. Glory, kc. 
 
 HYMN 552. 
 
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 HOW tedious and tasteless the hours; 
 When Jesus no longer I see ; 
 Sweet prospects, sweet birds, and sweety 
 flow'rs. 
 Have all lost their sweetness to me ; 
 The midsummer sun shines but dim, ^ 
 
 The fields strive in vain to look gay ;r 
 But when I am happy in him, 
 Pecember's as pleasant as May. 
 
 2 Ilis name yields the richest perfume. 
 
 And- sweeter than music his voice ; 
 His presence disperses my gloom; 
 
 And mak«s all within me rejoice ; 
 I should, were he always thus, nigh, 
 
 Have nothing to wish or to fear, 
 No mortal so happy as I, 
 
 My summer would last all the year. 
 
 3 Content \ v !^h beholding his face, — 
 
 My all to his pleasure resignVd ; ; 
 
 No changes of season 6i place ^ 
 
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 Would make any change in roy raind ; ^ 
 While bles8»d with a sense of his love 
 
 A palace a toy would appear;- * 
 And prisons would palaces prove 
 } IfJesus would dweU with me there. • 
 
 Dear Lord, if indeed ram thine, 
 
 If thou art my sun an4 my song. 
 Say why do I laiiguish and pine" ? 
 
 And why are my winte^^ so long ? 
 O drive these dark clouds from my sky, 
 
 Thy soul-cheering preseric# restore : 
 Or take me to thee up on IiigK, 
 
 Whei-e winter and clouds are i^o more. 
 
 HVMN 553. 
 
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 H ,^^.°^ ^^® church triumphantv 
 M.J. WejoyfuUy adore thee < 
 Till thou appear, thy members here 
 Shall smg like those in gldry : ' 
 We lift our hearts and voices 
 With blest anticipation, 
 And cry aloud, and give „to God 
 The praise of our saly ation. 
 
 2 While in affliction's furnace,! 
 
 And passing through the fire," 
 
 Thy love we praise which know^no days. 
 
 And ever brings us nigher j 
 
 We cjap our hands exulting "^ • 
 
 In thine almighty favour ; 
 
 The love divine, which made us thine, 
 
 Caa keep us thine for ever. 
 8 Thou dost conduct thy people t 
 
 Through torrents of te mptatio n { 
 
 Nor wiU we fear while thou art near, 
 
 Tilt fire of tribulation ; . ;,. i: 
 
 
 
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T^e :world with iin and Satan* 
 
 In vtin our march oppof€» ; 
 
 By thee we jball br^alc throm0 them mil, 
 
 And sing the «png of Moa**. 
 
 4 By faith we see the glory. 
 To which thou rfialt restore jus, 
 The cTOiJS doRi?»s« ^^^ that hi5^,iwi»«» 
 Which thou hast set befpro hs : 
 AjMi if thou count us worthy,^ 
 We each as dy uig Stephen , . 
 Shall f»ee thee ^tand at God's right hand . 
 To take us up to heaven* - 
 
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 HYMN 654. 
 
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 Icr ARK 1 how the Gospel trumpet aoundi, 
 iTlirgugh all the world the echo bounds 
 And iesu^^ redeeming blood, 
 Is bringing sinners back to (iodr 
 And guides them safely by l^iii w^^rd 
 To endljBaa day. 
 
 t Hail I ail-victprious, conquVing Lord ! 
 Pe thou by all thy works a4or*d, 
 
 Who undertook for sinful man. 
 And brought aalvation through thy ^*nie, 
 I'hat we with thee, may nyer Jreign^ 
 ^.lu.«nd)«s8.day. \^ 
 
 S Fight on, ye conqu'ringaofils. 6|^t,oii, 
 And when the conquest you h^ye woo, 
 Th^n |>alma of victory yon ahall bear, 
 
 - And in his kingdom have a^v^i^r^ 
 
 And crowns ofglory. ever wear 
 * ^ Ki endlltow nay. 
 
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 To iifig of his redfimnknft love, 
 HThen rolling yoara nhafl ceag^ to mof«w 
 And tills shall be our Ihewe abo?e 
 In eqdl^fls.day. 
 
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 1 A LMIGHxy Maker, God, 
 -«X How glorious is thy lUime J 
 Thv wonders how diffus'H abroad, 
 tliroughotit creation's fnupe • 
 
 I In native white and red 
 The rose and lily stand, 
 Am free^ front pride their beaulieg mseMd 
 Tq show thy skilful hand. ^^'^^ 
 
 \ The lark mounis up the sky 
 
 With unambitious song ; ^ 
 
 lAnd bears Jier Maker's prxiis^oB hi«!i 
 Upon her artless tongue. 
 
 Fain would I riae attd mW ^ 
 
 To my Greaiortoo; 
 Fain would my he,art adore mrKing. 
 And give hrm-proi^? due/ 
 
 nesccnrfi cefeitial fire, ' 
 And seize me from above I 
 Wrap me in flame* of pure 4etirAx 
 Asacrifice of Jove.'*^ ^^ 
 
 tet joy andfiMMlM> «p^ 
 The reranant.of myidi^s : 
 And to-my G6(j[iny iouiaseeik! 
 Iii «weetp«rfiiai«Lof,^wiMe. ' 
 
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 Let th6 Rodoomcr'i name bo Bungy 
 Through every land, by every longUe. 
 Kterniu are thy mercies, Lord, 
 Eternal truth attends Uiy Ward ; 
 Thy praise slmU sound from shore to shore, 
 Till suns shall rise and set no more. 
 
 2 Your lofty themes, ye mortals, bring, 
 In songs of praise divinely sing; 
 
 ^ The groat salvation loud proclaim, 
 
 * And shout fur joy the Saviour's name. 
 
 / In every land begin the sonf r ^ « 
 
 To every land the strains belong ; ^^ 
 In cheerful sounds all voices raise, 
 And fill the world with loudest praiso. 
 
 TRVSTINO IN GRACE AND PttOVIDfiNCt 
 
 HYMN55T* .:i7'9.6'8,&l-8] 
 
 "AIN, delusive world, adieu, 
 Witfi^all of creature-good, f 
 ^^Jesus Ipurtue, . s ' 
 
 Who bouglit me with bis blood ! 
 Jill thy pleasures I forego, ' 
 
 5 1 trample on thy wealth and pride, 
 ©My Jesus Willi know, 
 ^ Andlesus crucify 'd. # 
 
 1, Other knowledge I 4i8daiD, 
 
 *Ti3 all but vanity : ' 
 
 CJhriit, the Lamb of God, wai syiiiii 
 He tasted death for me j — *— - 
 
 Me to save from . endless Hvo 
 The sin-atom ng Victim died ? 
 
 Oaly Jesus will I know, 
 ^ A»4 Jes^ cracify*4 J 
 
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3 Here will I aet up iBfreitfr »« - 
 
 My fluctuating h«art% , ' 
 
 From the haven of his breast 
 
 Shall never more depart { 
 Whither should a sinner go ? 
 
 His wounds for me staacf open wide • 
 Only Jesus will I know, . * 
 
 AodJ wpcmcifyMl. , ; 
 
 4 Him to know his life and peace» 
 
 And pleai^e without end j 
 This is all my happiness^ 
 : 9" ^®*^ ^ depend ; 
 Daily in his grace to grow. 
 
 And ever m his faith abide^ 
 Only Jesus will I know, i. 
 
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 J that 1 could aH invite, ' ^ 
 ?ou '^nng truth to prove t 
 I Show the length, the breadth, the heiirht* 
 And^epthof Je«u*8love | \ I ' 
 
 **J"* ^ould.toiinnersshow V 
 
 Thb blood by fki A *lone amAy'd I 
 Oi^f esus will I know, ^ L L 
 ^ 1^od Imm&mify'd. -- ■•|y-# 't^ ' : ^t 
 
 , ^ *HirMN 5S8. lie's It ii«^.l .■'Pf ^ 
 
 ^ JSS f«*^**^^ »" ^*> w^d 1^ 
 
 ^ WW ^ling fecures us, whalii^^iidcr 
 Phepromuie awrtr^ us,The Lord will provide. 
 
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 « long « •* »ril«M..lTi« Lord will pS; 
 
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 S We all may, mLmA^^hfiiMpmMm tost 
 On perilous deeps, but need not be lost ; 
 Though Satan enrages the wind andtiie tide, 
 Yet Scripture eng»g(e§t t|^ 1^ 
 
 4 His eall we obeyi ittrt>*Al)t^*& of bid : ' 
 We know not the way, bat fai^ mak^ vis bold; 
 For tho* we are strangelfs.wb ftartr© » »to« g"Jde^ 
 And trust in all dangers, Tb» Ltord wiU ptovide 
 
 ^ When Satan appeart to Irtop «p^«^ 
 And fills us with fears, we m^li^ bjr ftitti ; 
 He cannot take fropi us (tho* ofthe ha« t^y*d) 
 The heart^heerini; promise, f1i0 Lord will 
 ■; ;provide; --i:.:..- ■^v '• ' 
 
 € Be tells us ^e'rc weak, on r hop te lA viin, 
 The good that we seek ^e ne'er AtH obtam^'^ 
 Butwhen such suggestions our gracee have try'd 
 Tliis answeii all questions', Tfcieliord wiR pro*. 
 
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 Our trust iB ab ^blipn oil Idsi^tf naiik^r 
 In this our strong fo^trer for drfHy^we bids ; 
 The Lori is our pbWer, Theliordiiailpr^Tide 
 
 S Wben^Hfe dt^0 R^ace andr4(»lh1i1^View, 
 The word of bis grace shall cpmfort us throupli; 
 »ot4^rtiig ordiSitBig, withf Ctejitdnottr «(fci 
 We iWpe to dieiih«nitSi^,Thfe t^M Will protridi 
 
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 l%e road that^liMli jfi^ay liaiiiihm At i ' 
 The King»f h^wajr of bplioess, 
 I'll go for all hii |»iiUia tre peace, ^ 
 
 t Thifl if the^IkMfltti^ ' .. . 
 
 And moumM beSeiAiil iooikl it not £ >; 
 My grirfa burdj^D loM haa beeiH ^ 
 
 Because I waa nbt aay^diroitt aib, f^ 
 
 " Gome hither, apui, I^ % Wlf ^ 
 
 t;o glad I cdme; atfil'ttmivHeirtttfbi; 
 Shalt take me to th«e whc»0f amt ' 
 Nothing but sin have I to nye. * . , 
 Nothing but Jpvi «Wii^i7e. :" . 
 
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 And My; " BehoM tiw wS^ m 0«K- 
 
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 I i»a % evoriasting All, - . 
 
 p Whatefl^^Oilhgi^iiei^ >• 
 
 I ^AndtlAnA^rto#<Jtoi^t^^^ 
 
 « »«fe i nothmg here desunrmi m» i--*^ 
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 * 'tiaViy sweet beam* Of oaie my .^ooar 
 
 If Uiou wUWrjBWj-tto »i^^ V ^ 
 
 4 And whilst upon toy tetftil Sed,^ ^^^ ^^^ 
 Among the shadeJi I roll, 
 If my Redeemer ghoiiitWsl^*.^ ^ 
 'Ti8 morning wWhnifiouij . - ^ 
 
 6 To thee WQ owe our wealifi, ftiid friends. 
 And health, and safe abode : ./ 
 
 * Thanka la thy nameior meaiittr tiimgs> 
 
 But they are not my God., ^"^t .. 
 
 6 How Tain a toy, is glitfring wealth, 
 
 /if once compared to thee: 
 Qtwhat's my safety, or mv health, 
 7 Or all my iriends to mer 
 
 7 Were 1 possessor of the earth, 
 
 And caird the stars my own, 
 Without thy graces and thyself , 
 I wpre a we^ch wUme. 
 
 8 Let oithers Iti^tai'thilr ar^ 
 
 And gran> in all the ^ore : 
 
 tlSrant me the visits of thy foce^ ^ 
 Ai|l J desire no more. , 
 
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 t g^ If ItDREN of the heavenly King, 
 ^\j Ai We Journey let us sing; * 
 ' sing our Saviour's worthy pnuiej 
 Glorious in his worki a»4 wayi* 
 
 -Vifc-i* — »- :,- 
 
 t We are Iravlli&ff home to God, 
 'fci the way bur fathers teod ; 
 They are happy now, and we 
 iS(Km their hs^pioM ihail te*^ 
 
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Christ our^Ai'vbcate is madi r^^^ 
 Ua to save oot flesh iwaume^ * * 
 Brother to our souls becomes. ' "' 
 
 4 Fear not, brethre^i, fbyfcl staftrf 
 On the borders of our land | 
 Jesus Christ, our Father»8 Son, 
 Bids us undismaj'd g6(^, 
 
 5 Lordt obedfently^^JT^ ^^ , 
 
 Gtadly leaving all below : 
 Qrn^ thou our leader be, 
 
 westilJ will follow thee! 1 
 
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 ^* A^^' ?^ unbelieving fear r ' 
 Xa, Fear shall in o^e no more have bla 
 MySaviour doth not yet apnearr ' 
 tt ?^**n f ?* brightness ofhisWe P 
 But shaU I therefore let him go ^ '''^ - 
 _^ And basely to the temnteryj^i ? - "^ 
 «o, m the strenjjth of Jesiis,' no*^^^^ *' . 
 _I never wiU give up my shield. ^^ 
 
 2 J®K)ugh the vine its fruit d&M ^ **^ ^^ I 
 
 ThTte^i^*"?"' ^^W ind die, : 
 ^The fields elude the tiller's toU. ^ * • 
 The,^pty ataM^ '..^^ . 
 
 Vi.f K"^.**' the bleating race. > ' > -^ 
 ^ ^ ^"•4*^Mf?niy salvatiot^ pi-^jj^e. ^^ ^^ ^^ 
 
 3 Barren although my souI remain, ^'^^^^^»^4^' 
 T>Tr;"^t !^^^r^?,^ ^^ Q^ grace appear, ^ »^ ^^^^^^ 1 
 Nofruit of att my toil and piiSf c — 
 
 But sio, aactooly iln ^ fiwe. j r^^ ^ ♦% 
 
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^j^ v^iyiTUi^ iir am 
 
 . My bloommg hopes cut o0!||«9V 
 Yet will I in my AvioiHr trufti, 
 
 4 In fcop© beUeTiflir ««a%^ 
 
 . J«roi, my Lord, my €M. 1 clafm^^ v.. 
 
 Jettni* my ttrengthy «haU lift me up» 
 • Salvation Ib id Jestt'snlme .* 
 i To me he noon rfiaU bring it nigh, ^ 
 My §oul 8hkU 4ien oiit«rtp 'ihe wiiJd ; 
 
 ' 0a wingsofloveniountuponhigll* x 
 
 iLnd leave the w<H^^*i<K^M* 
 HYin 668; ^< [ts. nA 
 
 t^OEACE, trogbied soul, th4)U nMV not 
 
 tW fpr««^t ^Provider still bneat t '^ f^ 
 Who fed thee last, will feed the# sOO^ 
 B^ cmhn» and aink into hia wilL 
 
 ^The Lord who bd^ the earth and akft 
 Is mercy etoop tfii h^ar thy 017 > 
 Hia promise 41 may freely claim, 
 M i^ amilfe^vftin Jestt*» wii^* 
 
 I Itia alpm «ice <qi»0 a^U and fr«t^ 
 "tomk ilMy lyrightbe ; ^ ^ ; 
 
 llllh att'thingielie wluch^esees good 
 
 4*|rdiir sacred iMifi wldclh aHrso fmallr ' 
 
 By God himself «f>e numbei^d aH^ 
 >. This traOi bBi'spiiUish'diH ahroai; ^ 
 
 JB The ravens daily hii doth llsedi >^ 
 Aq^ Mnds dMm iood as tibey have need I 
 Altlioagh they iiothii|g have in HorOa 
 Y#|||Sli]Fl«fikt« 
 
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 Whf t ye shall ^at, os diiok, or w6ar- ' 
 Yoiir heavenly Patfier will you ifeedf. 
 He i^iowf that alf^^^t ^ing» you li^ 
 
 7 Without rcNHE^Ve^re Cliriiit your heart ; 
 Let him his righteousbe90in^part«; 
 Thpn all things else he'll freely give ^ 
 mth him yott all things ihall receive.; 
 
 ^ ^^" *^*^1^ '^'^^ *>« *»^Jy West, ' ^ 
 That ^e^ IP God his only rest ; 
 May I that happy pewon be. 
 In time and in eteniity. ^ , " ii. 
 
 «yMN564. , tc.Al 
 
 I i ILST^EN I can read my title clear ' 
 I Tp' Td mansjonsin the skies, 
 
 ril Wd fai»frell to ^ery fea^, . v 
 
 :And w!i>e my weeping l^yei/ I v 
 
 2 Shbidd earth ag^lis<;m3r"sourenteu^ 
 And dptydpfiA he hufFd, J 
 
 Then I eatpi smile aniatavL^s rage, \ ^ 
 And face ^ ii^wtiiQ^ world. ^ ■ */ 
 8 tet cw^ like a wild deHv^ come. ' 
 Let storms of sorroiir fall ; 
 9iy h^t safo^y seach my hbmai " • 
 
 r Inaii^f^lMayeipj^iaai^ 
 -^.^ 5^ » iri|T^1>f tpisii^ 
 -^^•^#^ brc«st 
 
 ■ i HYMN s^ ' ;^;r^ . ~:i^ ji.i 
 
 i9i8 
 
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 : And shall I fear (o own his cause 
 Or blushi to »ijb^ hi^ name ? ^ 
 
 2 Must i Bfe caityM #l!Reltei^; , 
 
 On ilowery.'beds of ease ; 
 ' Wlrilst others (ought to win the prize* 
 > And fail'd thrj^* bl9o4|^^|^^^^ 
 
 3 Are there no fbesfpr me iohc&l -^ 
 
 Must I not stem the flood ? \ 
 Is this vile Worl4 a friend to grace#j— 
 • To help me on to God I ^ ' ^ 
 
 4 Sure, I must fight, if I would reign ; 
 
 liicrease my courage^ Lord ; 
 ril bear the toil, endure the pain, 
 Supported by thy word. 
 
 . 5 Thy saints in all this glorious* war» v 
 Shall conquer, tho* they die i ^'^ 
 Tl)cy see the triumph from afar. 
 And seiie it with their ey$. • 
 
 ^ When that illustrious day ghalltise, 
 And all thy armies shine 
 In robes of vict'ry thro* the s^i<Ni, V 
 The gloiy shall be thine. i? . 
 
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 HYMN 566. 
 
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 'I £^ preach my Gospel faith tbelLord; 
 \jr Bid the whole world my grace receive; 
 He shall bo say'd that trusts my word; 
 He shall be damn'd that won't beliere. 
 
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 2 I'll make your great commisaion known, 
 
 -"pelt 
 loilei 
 
 And ye sHall pr<^ve mv Cfospel truei 
 By ail tM wo r ki that I nave do 
 
 By all tho woa^ff ya ah^do.;^ >[ 
 
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 illiftlSTJIlAi/ 
 
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 Teach mil ^P^s my cbmmftnda im , 
 . ** I m with "^ou till the world diall en 
 m pow*r is truiM in mv hands, ..v .^m^ 
 Jl^an det^oy, and I iefcnd.!; ^ i w|^i, 
 
 ¥HfMN .661^l#.l^5M•y <g.;,i\) ,. ■*^■ 
 
 How bpauteouf^tfteir W, ■ 
 
 Who stand on Zion'sjiiHi^ '^ " 
 That bring j^Watb'n on their irngms^ 
 And word^ of" peace reveal! ^^^ 
 How ohftrmin^ is their toice^ 
 ' JBq^ sweet the tidings are ;^ 
 ♦*Zbn, behold, thy Saviour King; 
 <' He reigns and triui^phs here i*' 
 How happy^e our ears^ , • 
 
 I t«T?f ?®^^ ^^ ioyiursound,- ,^ - 
 
 Which kings abd iprophefc waited for. 
 ■ And souglit, but never found ! 
 
 How blessed are our eyes, ^ 
 
 That see this heavenly light; 
 Prophets and kings desir'd it long, 
 
 But died without thtf sightt 
 
 po warahmen join their voice, 
 
 And tuneful notes employ ; -' 
 Jerusalem breaks forth in so^jga, 
 
 And deseirts learii thojoy. 
 
 ^e Lord makes bar« hirf arm 
 
 Through air the earth abroad ; 
 hLet every nation now behold ^. 
 ' ^"""^ S^^iow aod thfur Gqd|^£^^ 
 
 HYMN' 'iMi'' -^ ' '""'^'^^JHf^^lVC f^ ' * " 
 
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 A LLhail! hai»y.ijaF. • • .' "'^ , 
 
 ,^ When enrob^in our ctUrl 3^ |^. . 
 
 • •• , '— *— -wi-«— *■*■— r*a|p 
 
h* 
 
 BiHwi^gimAil 
 
 %.. 
 
 How can we retrain, * ^ 
 
 For to join the gM itpaio* 
 And to h^ our imdlMHMl^i l^rth ! 
 
 2 Hbw^cwiidlcii Ifcit ©tt^ ^ > " : 
 First begotten t|>dve, 
 
 And through Jesus to tinii«r9ii|A44 )iQowi|i 
 J Lift, lift upjourvo(c^ 
 AndexultmgT^pic^^^ 
 
 -(.^utag|. ; 
 
 
 For Jehovah to earth is coti|« down I 
 
 / ■-■ ■ ■ ■ '-' j-v:.-- ■. :■'■ ^'-'-^ ■ " 
 
 8 'Ye angels of God, ^^ 
 
 Sound his praise ahroad, 
 And acknowledge him Jf«h» the I Am t 
 We also will join 
 In a hymn so divine, 
 Giving glorjr to Gb^f^ tfe I^mh,^ 
 
 4 To Christ we wih sing; 
 
 At our high priest and 1 „. 
 Ind our Prophet to teach u« m road t 
 But more Uian all thii* 
 ForAlmii^rty^heis : - . 
 
 • tb JesusV jsmM ^ 
 Let OS spend all our dajrs f 
 For 'tis he who oinr surety ha^itood; 
 
 H^ipiouni'd Mow, 
 That hii mercy might floWi -^ 
 , Mdhepurd|iN^4oiirp»l^lfithhl( 
 
 $ ' O iiay the re^ni ':^^.::t_-n:.^--z: 
 Of this once hlmmimcm 
 
 Be/oK «rer rtm<iai{)er*d witli Joy : 
 Sweet accents of Draiso~ ^~^ 
 AH ouripoicee sfaw ratio ; 
 
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 ■ Thebarpionioutjomir, ^ -^^^iC. r-4-S''V-^i* 
 Hallahiia^t »i^a •nd tgain / ^li. .; fr^ 
 
 He kindle* tbe fe^V V 
 
 WhoflA the oatioot deiire* - ' ■* 
 
 Aodtp him we devote %e dad srtniior ' . ,] 
 
 Bleat.leeuf* wnile^we^.v %f'^^m^'T' ' * • * ^- ' ' '^■ 
 Pay oar tribute to the#, '' "^if/ \ •'* 
 
 
 Ut U8 wonhiPy Mmire and adpr^v'^ i ^ 
 i Accept wTSyorofWi, .-- ^^' l^^tl-:"''-^ 
 
 Whatbefbre^waathltieowtti 1^'^^^ 
 Halleli^ahaftDdpri^ ftTeriiM^ ' ' 
 
 I'^Qhepmerds rejoice, lift up your eyes, 
 I W .AiM|.eeiid ypttr fearvsavrayr i'--T4 
 INewt iH>m the regions of the Bkh' ^ *^ 
 I ^tiVioiii^feJborato^ary. 
 
 >< Jem* the Qo4 whom aoge'lB fear/ 
 Comflp dow<i to dw^U mth you; . 
 HtHby Ke niiikea«hii ^otrancA h^act^ 
 But mMjmmta(ih»dA. v, ; 
 
 Nor royi^aliiBiQg tUiip 4 j, 
 manager for hie cradle atandi/ 
 Andbolditha Kiflg ^i^n^v 
 
 -f» 
 
 
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 Aq4 icAliii humWa thcone; 
 
 rmi taari oT joy in aUvQiir eyea^^^ . _ 
 
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 #,^iory to God that reim ibo^t^ ^f */ 
 Let peace surround tqe eirth ;^ '■ * 
 
 Mortals shall know their Maker's iovf, 
 At tlicur Bedeexuer's birth.? *f' ' . 
 
 7 Lord ! attd i^aff ongets have'lkeir songg, 
 A ud men DO tunes to raise? 
 O may we lose tho!|C useless tongii^ 
 ' -^^ Wken ye fo r ge t to prajie 1 ... 
 
 fi Olory to' God tliat reigns afcoiSbfc , 
 That pity'd ui fbrlora /^ » ^/ 
 
 - We join to sinj^ our Maker's love. 
 
 For tliere's a Saviour born. __' 
 
 HYMN 570. 
 
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 [C. M.J 
 
 1 ^^f/'HILE shepherds watch 'd their flocbj 
 f T All seated on the ground/ [bv me 
 Thfi angel of the Lord came dowitV ^^ 
 And glory shone aroynd. %.«%!:* 
 
 f " Fear not,*' said he (formighty'drea4 
 
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 Hadseiz'd their troubled mind,) '^ 
 •' Glad tidings of gteat joy I briag r 
 TojrQuaudaUinsmkuid.«^ rr^i -^ * 
 
 8 "To you In T>^vW%W^flM^Vfi~ ^ • 
 Is born of David's line, , t '^■''' ' * 
 Th« Ssviour who is Christ the Lbnt ; ^ 
 Itod thU AjOI^ IIP sigi^,.^^ 
 
 ^ *« The heavenly l)abe you tfieriljiliiall find 
 /^^JP© human view displayed, -j^-^#- 
 All meanly wrapp'd in swathiiig hsuodst 
 Afid in a manger laid/' 
 
 ^ Thus spake Ihsseiraph, and ferthwftf' 
 '^ — Appear'4f g i ifi lpg thwag t-t 
 
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 Of tar^ Ptiimg CM^Qh hif^0 0. 
 
 ^^ And thus addrelft'd their aongftliF ca I^ 
 
 And to the ^arth be peacei - ^? 
 
 Good-wttl hencefbrth, from heav'n. Iq m^ 
 
 Begin and never cease. '• *^^ 
 
 
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 [T ARK ! Oie herald-angelriter ^ f I 
 AX •• Glory to the new-born King ; :,r, 
 Poace on earUi, and mercy mild i t', ^ /ti* 
 God and sinners reconcil'd ; ^* 
 
 Joyful all ye nations ris^ . ' '* * *£:»<.. I 
 Jom the triumphs of the ski^ j ' "^ * ^^ '^ 
 With th* angelic hosts proclaim » ** '^^ ^^ 
 " Chrittiaborn in Bethlehem.' *^^ ♦ '- 
 
 O&pring of a virgin*»Vomb/ *k 4 ^ f 
 
 ^hJm!£.?^' tEeOtdhead % :, ;^,| ^ 
 
 Hail tti' mcamate Deity I -^ i *f I 
 Pleas'd as man with men f, appear, \:u' 
 
 4?i 
 
 Christbr Hi^est heaven ador 'd, " 
 Christ the everlasting Lord j -r *' «^ 
 Late In tioie b^fholdbim com«v 
 
 Hail the Sim.of righteousoM^ * ^-^^^ 
 
 LieH and^ to 2l he brinp^ r*r 
 RitVi with heaHug ia h|tf yh^ : 
 MIWhe|ayahia45loiyby,^ , ,^ , 
 
 Born that man no more iiiydfii/ ^*^^ 
 . ^rn to raise t]i0 Bona of earth; ^ 
 
 to give th t m iec<md birth. ^ 
 
 t-iS* 
 
 0?n», D^of N«tioii«, come, 
 S^iiHw thy ImnW. hone.. ' 
 
 
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 i&fiftit'ipfyki^ 
 
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 '^A^' J/M-m^^i^Mm r,i ■■^iii^..'iii lilt' 
 
 JBruiie in Q9 tiM Mrpent^* tiM^/ 
 iAdam's Ukedofli now efltof ^ 
 Sttmp thine image in Itl ^liu^ 
 Second Adam ttotn ^hot^ ^** 
 Rclaf tete ui in tl^ lovij; 
 
 »^^»7i^\'>l|lf i^^^^ 
 
 *:*.r. 
 
 T^fl/f ORTALS awak#, wtth angelaJoi|r». 
 i.¥A And chant the tdlemrt lay!; y-f'i- 
 Joy,nb7e and ^titude coMbiriPl 
 
 V Tohail tfie' auspkioua day. *; ^ • ■ 
 
 S In heaven the rapturont a<|if(g ;b«(pll» 
 And tweet teraphkft]^ %%;fif*- 
 Through all the ihinins lefpone f an^ f - v 
 
 And strung and tun*4^t^ )yMh», mj. 
 
 •$. Swift through tbe yaat exponae ii 
 • \ *^A"^ *oad the fdio rollM ; 
 • The theme, the aong, tii« J^ «Nianew> 
 Twaa more tban heaven cfiiild hold. 
 
 % Down thiottgb the portaltaol^itt^ 
 Th' impetuoue torrent wn V ' 
 
 And toigitts flew with eag«ii' W^^^^ > 
 oliear the newa to man^ «^^* *v* 
 
 ^4 
 
 » WiiklBPpdfie dNurni we^tt^ repM( 
 ^ «VCllory toGodonhigh; 
 CM will and«piao^ vfi&\aaim ttOlofMti^ 
 
 ■ Jeeui w3«|pHi lQ4i»i**''if:.- . ,.;..-. 
 
 Itedeem^, Blt^lMr, FricnaT 
 Though earth; ^ dme, antf itfi^thatit) 
 —^ 
 
 Ani^Ioiir lea i M Bii ai fe t 
 
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 *tJ*,'!^ 
 
#iU iiid pMM are heard througN^ 
 
 
 
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 i mum tn.: ^ /^t^ki¥»i4^ • \t 
 
 the CMji g| i |rf i i ia t .-. !>■/ 
 
 LQcieol of e tidl || t! Pya ^ ,iii. 
 
 Who lengthana outUr tlriala her^ '§^^W 
 And tparaa ua y^ aaoUia^aar. ,^^|f 
 
 Barraa aiMl witharM traeav' * '" '• ^ 1. 
 We cumbered kmf Cti« froiMvi 1 - f 
 
 No mftti>f hdlfieaa' >^ w^ -iii*fVi*-: 
 
 Oo our dead aaKklawaaftMift^t 5 
 Vet doth b^ ua in mtorty a|«re, < f %0 
 
 Another and aaolhar yean "^H^ 
 
 ll*iii juatice bar'd ^e awoi4>,,j, ^r 
 Tb cut the fig-tree down* »j-g^ 
 The ^ity of the Lcn^. fc^» ^ ^K iitf<> t 
 Inedi »• Let It^tl* altfiie f*^ 
 ratiier tnHd kteliiM^la^^^ai^' I's 
 
 Who thereibre h|i§vM$^ vv^^^ 
 dn us a longer nJMe ; 
 
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 Id to^ I w# fee another yMS l^if fil ^^ 
 
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 And let our 
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 '^cM^WinB all thy pr&isd declaH''^'^ 
 ^Aiid fruit unto perfection bear.' *^ 
 
 HYMN 674/^-/^ >'^^^>^^^ (cm.) 
 
 1 ^|NG to th^ great J«hot$ih'8iiraise ! 
 ^ All praiae to him belongs, 
 
 Who kindly lengthens out our days « 
 Demandsour choicest songs : 
 
 His providence hath brought ||^ through 
 Another variotis year i:.:^^-^^ j 
 
 We all with vows and anthems new 
 Before our God appear*, t * * 
 
 2 Father, thy mercies past we owpii 
 
 Thy still continued ^are : 
 To thee presenting, through thy Sdn, 
 
 Whatever we have ^ are :i^.. 
 Our lips and lives shalf gladly show 
 
 The wonders of thy love, - V » V ^ 
 While on in Jesu's steps we go 
 -^ To seek ^y feee abovec _Li 
 
 3 Our residue of days or hourstft, ^^, 
 
 Thine; wh(^ tliine shall be ;^^;, 
 And all oipr eoneecrated powers,. .^' 
 
 Aiacrifioelothee'iay. V ■..-.^s'v.j-; 
 ^ Till Jesusin the clpuds appear, • 
 ^— TbfaintiOfiearflifi>reiven^^^ T - 
 
 And brinr the grind sabbatic yeal^i 
 Th^jubileeSr^eaveii. ^ - - 
 
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 ' PRO»F«CT OF HBAVftH. 
 
 - HTMN Wfti; tfiiia:^,#*4 (0, M.} 
 
 1 FIIHERE 4 ft ttiii c^^ i9eHghf 
 
 JL Where aftints imniorta] reign »* 
 
 liifimle day ii»cliiderihft oight, 
 
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 ^^ma ^p^^^^Mpft ^^m- •^^■p^Wp* i^MH^^t 2s?i*^ *^ * 
 
 r '-2^' I 
 
 TTJ.' 
 

 PR09PJBCT .or %ii1i^|^^. 
 
 
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 2* There eirerlastin? spring abides, 
 
 And never- with^ringflow'rs : 
 
 Death, like a narrow sea, divides 
 This heavenly land ftbm ours. 
 
 a Sweet fieldji beyond <he swelling floo«i, 
 Stand drest in living green ; -^ 
 So to Uie Jews old Caiuan stood, ^ 
 |While Jordan roU'doetween. *. ' . 
 
 i Could we but climb whare Moses »lood 
 , And view the landscape o* er • * 
 
 fl/^'^/'i'? l^^™.* "**' ^^^^'^ cold flood, 
 Should fright us from $he shore. 
 
 HYMN 576. (CM.) 
 
 [li^NJoi^an's Stormy banks I stjmd, 
 I X-r And cast a wishful eye, 
 ^ To Canaan's fair and happy land^ 
 
 Where my possessions Ue. 
 
 kO the transMrtingrapt'rous scene. 
 r That nsesTo my sight I 
 
 SweetJftelds array'd in living green, 
 -^rivers of delight ! ^ 
 
 ThjgB gen'rous fruits that tie ver foil, 
 (M trees iin mortal grow : * ^ 
 
 '^wtJ^M? ' ^"? J^'"«>^ *nd brool^df ril*. 
 with milk and honey flow. 
 
 All o'er those wide extended plains, ^ ^^ 
 
 Shines one eternal day ; 
 Tli^e God the^on for ever reigssu 
 
 And scatters nig^t away. , -&;* r 
 
 NochiUing winds nor pois'^om tawiAw 
 
 Pan reach that healtSft j ah«r ^ T^ ^. l }^ 
 
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 -w-www ^H^^fw •■A^^HMt v^diA ^^^ ^BM^K^Ws * 
 
 Sickness and sorrow, pain and d«a^ /#lh 
 Are felt and fear ^ no more. ' 
 
 — „.'^!f£?: 
 
 
 
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 6 When iHail I reach ttiat happy pwc, 
 
 .^^ And be forever bieft ? / 
 
 ' When Ehal> I pec my Father yf4ce, 
 - And in his bO^W rest ? 
 
 •y Fiira with delight, my/4't«r'd loul, 
 Wouldliere ne Xowpa J»tay ! 
 Though Jopdan'f w>rVeB nroimd me roll, 
 Fearless J'dtew^h away. 
 
 8 /^ere on those high and flowery plainf», 
 9ur spirits ne'er shall tire ; 
 BuVin perpetual joyful strains, 
 ;eeming Jpve admire. 
 
 FUIfEBAT. HYMN*. 
 
 N Alet this feeb^^dy fail, ' 
 
 xm And let it faint or die ;^, 
 iHv soul Jhall quit the. mournful vale. 
 And 8oa\ to wotlds on hij^y 
 ^halljoMi thAdisembpdicd saints, y 
 Aad tind tti^ long-sought rest X 
 That only bliss for which It pantf/ 
 ,3^^^ ||i th^B^deemer^ breast. 
 
 % Iikhbpf, pf t;luit ipiimortal crown, 
 
 I now the cjcosn ^listain ; 
 And^adly #aft4^^P «"<* down. 
 
 And smile at 0H a\id pam : ^ 
 I ititf^ on my thriKciBcore y^a** 
 
 AMF^pe awiylWiiiJWhrgiiiHi ^w, 
 
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 jbtforme! 
 
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Rivers of Life divine I see/ ' »v f 
 
 And trees of paradi»e!' *-% 
 
 iferfa world of ipirits bright. V ■ 
 
 Who taste the pleasures flierd / 
 They all are rob'd in spotl^ wbitei^ ' 
 
 And conquering palms flifej^bear. ^ . 
 
 4 a what are all my sufTrings here, 
 .If, Lord , thou fcount me meet, 
 
 Witlv that euraptur'dhoi^t' appear, 
 A nd w-orship at thjr feef ! » 
 
 ^^^V''?.?*' ^^^» ^^"^^ ^^e or pain, 
 
 lake Hie o|^^end§ away : 
 But let meiind them all affain 
 In t|iii«terna{^ay. - 
 
 HVMN 578. ,;- (SlinesS's & 7'g,) 
 
 li HF^^W sou!, thy days are ended. 
 JLJL AIJ thy niouitning days below • ® 
 'Gftgliyaiigel-guardsattimded; ' 
 
 To thlB^^gt of Jesus go, 
 
 LO .;tf|e399^ouf stands above ; 
 
 ShoWS^e|$urcha»e of his meriL. 
 
 Reacnes <hlt the crown of lov^! 
 
 tHS*^* tijrougli the latest passion, 
 JVii thy great Redeemer's breast; 
 
 %\m uttermoiA sal v^tiort, 
 
 To his eyerlastintf festjj ' 
 
 ^ the joy he sets beto^r^e, 
 
 B^ar a^pomentary pifin^ .: 
 Die to live a liie of ffiorv ^- #> i ^ » * 
 
 vSuffe^, with th, Ut^xeSi^-^r^ 
 
 ^ : HYMN 579^ :;' v:^^i^%fe^|^. ^ry., 
 
 ARK fh)tii tfi# t6i»« dol^^ 
 My etrifttt^BSKt^^ j:av : ^ 
 
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 rtrif EBAt HVMJtir. 
 
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 536 C 
 
 ««ye living men conie view the gro%i<l' 
 Where you must shortly lieu 
 
 -Princes this clay must b« youf-bed, 
 In spite of all your to w*r» I * - 
 Tlie ta«; the wise, the tevcrend head/. 
 Shall lie as low af ours." ' • , 
 
 t Great God is this oUr cert^ijdooml 
 And ace we still secure ! 
 Still walking. downward to the tomb, 
 And yfet prepared no more 1 
 
 4 Grant us the powV of quickening grace, 
 , To £t our souls to fly : 
 ; Then when we drop this djing fleshi 
 We'll rise above Uie*»ky. 
 
 HYMN 580. 
 
 •|t*M.] 
 
 L ¥/f7 HY do we mourn fof dy ing friend*, 
 T ▼ Or shake at death's al^ms. ? 
 Tis but the voice that JesM^mmB^ 
 To call them to tiF arms v 
 
 2 Are we not tending upward too, 
 As fast as time can move J . 
 Nor should we wish the hours more slew,! 
 To keep u^ from our love. 
 
 '^I Why s^tiW we tremble to feonvey, 
 llieir bodies to the tomb ? 
 There once the fiesh of Jesus lay, > 
 ^^^^id left a long p^fume^ 
 
 4 The graves pf all his saints he blest, 
 And soften 'd every bed; 
 
 Wh^re should the dying members rest, 
 But with their dying Head I , ^ ^ 
 
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 ; *\ »ij«CRIBlIf G JUDGMJBNT. 
 
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 I Thenccihe arose^ ascending highV ^ 
 :Aad show'd bur feet the way : 
 Up to the Lord bur flesli s^all fly, , 
 # At the groat rising^day, ,* 
 
 f^en let the lart loud trarripct 8o4in<!, 
 And bid our kindred rise / • 
 
 Awake, ye nations under ffrouud ; ' 
 ITe saints, aseend (he skies, * 
 
 • HYMN 581. 
 
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 1 'IS/'HEN the fierce T^orth wind W! til hin 
 
 f ▼ V airy force, - 
 
 _ ^ars up the Baltic to ^foaming fury f 
 And the rod lightning, ^with a storm of had 
 
 .■ /■-'i:.. ->^ Comes, Rushing amain do wn> 
 
 1 itb#VtHe^H^r sailors stand amazM and 
 tremble! . 
 the hoarse thunders, like a bloody I 
 . trurt^t 
 
 Ilbaf ft loud omti to tlie gaping waters ^ 
 
 Quick to devour tfijjai. ^^ 
 
 J Siidi l^all t^; noise be, and ihc ^W 
 
 n disorder, ■ .y ■ 
 
 (If things^ternal may he like these earthly) 
 Such tUe dire terroV whcM^the grea<' Archangel ■'^; 
 
 Shakes the ||||atipn. *s 
 
 Tears the-istrong piliar|^rthS^ yauw of 
 
 Heaven, ' ';, 'v^pi/- ■■-■'^B;'-; ■'':.■: ,. 
 Breaks up old marble the Tc{)Ose.of Prince** | 
 Scathe graves open, and the bores Iri^in^. 
 : , Flaniwdr 'em ! C 
 
 I Hark the shrill oittcrief of th« guilty HM^iit 
 Lively bnghthorriH*, and (mixing anmish,^ 
 8tar« Uiro^their eye«lids,white the livS^f 
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 ►l&ful ideas,) come, ^ri@e Klesus : 
 b.w ho sits God-like ! and ihelpints arouncl him 
 
 - .."^/^^'^ ,r\" ' ■- Thr^^n^dmyelt adoring ! 
 
 ^ Omt % Jit there whence dqfifes triumphant, 
 Dooimini^lJlie nations ! then ai^d to giory, 
 W Whiie oftr^ipsannas all alonjg tihe passage 
 
 ^ / ' ' *^ ' . • Sho^t the Redeemer 
 
 Ivl TlEffoib! with ^wful p^jnp. \ 
 
 t^ ., M~M TJie Judge prepates toi^me, ) , 
 
 •Th%arcliangel sounds the drii^adful trump / 
 
 . . And wakes the gen*r^ doom. 
 
 ,H Nature, in wild amaze, * ;^ 
 
 Her dissdjStion mourns, 
 ! Blushes of hjood tl?e moon 
 
 sun to darknestitiu^, , 
 
 iving look with di 
 Alighted dead ar] 
 fit^rt from the monume 
 ' And Hfl their ghast^ e 
 
 J^orro^ all hf^a^al, 
 
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■ They qtiAe ; they shriek ; they cry V. 
 ' Bid i*ock8 and mountains on them fall ;^^^ 
 But rocks and mountains fly. ^ 
 
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 5 Ye wilful, wanton fboli, 
 " Let dangefg make you Wise , 
 Carnal professors, careless souls, 
 
 ■ -Unclose your sleeping eyes, f: - 
 
 5 »Tia time we all awake ; 
 
 The dreadful day dra#8 neaf ,• 
 Sinners, your proud presumption chock, 
 And stop your wild career. 
 
 * 7 Now is th' accepted time, 
 To Christ for mercy fly^ ; 
 turn, repent, and trust in him ; 
 , And you shall never die. 
 
 Oread God, in whom we live, ^ 
 Prepare us for that day, 
 Help uf in Jesus to believe, ^ 
 To watch, and wait, and pray. 
 
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 HAT awful day will surely come, 
 Th* appointed hour makes haste, 
 ien I must stand before my Judgo, 
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 ^5 The thuwlerof thal^wfuliilpirav ' • 
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 4 What, to be banish'd from tny lord, 
 
 And yet fdroid to die I 
 To linger in etenitlpaio, * 
 And deuth forever. fly ! * 
 
 5 wretched state of deep detpair, 
 
 Td aee my God rerooye, * ^ 
 And fix my doleful station whera " 
 I must not taste hia loye 2 
 
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 ABRAHAM; When wvertly tri«d, • . * . ;i§i 
 Achra d98cen(M from above, *.,,; . .V. *• . ai^ 
 
 r^iT^'^^^S^^?? ?«^dof gr9C9. .:..:. ,ui%^:m. 
 
 AfteraUthttt Ihj^iredone..v,...,..,....il#4 
 Again we Im our voice. .......#.. ....,., if 
 
 Ab, Lord with trembling I confer,.., •....IN 
 
 Ak, lovely appearance of death. . . . . ., i . .. M 
 
 lib, when Shan I awake. ........ f:.. .... .m 
 
 h, whither should I go. ........... .^ . • J4t 
 
 h! whweami now........ i,.... ..:.... 4ti 
 
 l^«°i*^ ny saviour bleed,... ....... ..«6i 
 
 ^MhmThappy day,.., ...,.,..,,.;.., ....Ml 
 
 ib^^ o!!.1^^!;? Lamb.. .> ..;,./.:. . .W;^ 
 glory to God in the sky , . ...... . , ,. ^ ^ .^^- 
 
 iii S?!^^ our rededmiog Lord. ...*.. . . , 
 
 Cfi j^ftntsbe to God. .. . . . . . . ..,. . rr*.;;aw 
 
 in^^ke to the Lairib who, &c,. . .v^^/^i m$.:^ 
 
 m tiiiagi are possible to him™!. ..V.. .U^lfc. 
 
 "*S2 "!*«vGod,.. V . . . . . . . ....,..;, mtft 
 
 iXmpktyOpd of love. .....,,*., .^^.4 ;.,4N 
 
 ^ %^!I^f ?^*^®*=''^- • • • • • ' -rfj^^'tVWiS 
 »>]•* ^Jiig^^ble body fail.. . .,...,. ,,„ .584 
 
 if IB^ ^«Hgbt8 to bless. V. ......... 41f 
 
 i|d am Ilbro to die.... .....4., ..•.»!.> 4i 
 
 M am looty iKHrn todiv***^** tvi.^**.. 4$ 
 
 ^aq are iiWryet iiliVf . >*....%« ^ «!..», .'»»■■ .4^"^^ 
 kQd can »be thet I itfioiild gain? • .... .^;. . 
 ^ndlftourbodies paii 
 
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 w If I ouTPooies pai|. .... ^V^. ^ * 
 tgels yo^ parch^ppoti. ♦ . . Jt. . ^ 
 
ArvnotlHBSHiB^ we meet, 4ic*»* #> •• ^' • JJJ 
 AJetJOTnotin the labourer's day. j. .t# • -'^ 
 ^ipTmy nouU ariw, Thy Saviour fce..,, • • }8J 
 
 Arm of the Lord mfS^''%''i' • • • • ' '242 
 A thousand oracle/dijne,. . .rt . .^/. . . •; • • ^« 
 
 Author of ftiijh, eternal Wqrd .> • • • »« 
 
 SAathoroff«Oh.totheelcry^*.*^.-V--"^ 
 
 Author of faitfi. we seek thy fiice;^^... • .;i« 
 
 Awwr with oiir fears, the glad, &e..vr*. .; .|1« 
 
 4w^ my unbelieving fear ,. rl r;. . .«^;«l 
 
 A^K^ witU ."«r sorrow and fear. . . . .••*•. • • ^« 
 
 •™,4''>''' ■ B- ■'-,.-, „„,.; ■•-::-.,: 
 
 fteWe T^<ttf4h»s fti^iPul throne . . . . . . j|^ . . . 4^ 
 
 Behold wUh awful pomp,. . ..... . . .*?T*r .*o^ 
 
 Befehr Ih^ Saviour of tria^nkind. ........ ^%m 
 
 B«hoW the servant of the Lord..,........;"5j 
 
 6ehold.how good a thing. ..... .*..*?. . . .^ 
 
 Be it acc6r%g & thy ^^••••^Mt-f— ^ra 
 Ba s» i||^ i^iWswif»di^m helie. ••# •**>»t*^»««*w 
 
 liid mSf men beware ?> ♦ % • •.♦ • • f 1 tf ^ 
 
 Blessinfcjpnour, th«nk9. and^ prais«. ••♦•^JJ 
 Idlest h^F everlaal&ig Lort. . . .^ . r* •> t •^^fiP 
 fttestbe &edeariifittmf lov6..||»..^*^*il 
 How yB tfte trumpeilltx^ . • -^ *^»^^ 
 rmt above all lifch<#» • 1 ' * * * " * * * '^^ '•'•^Wi 
 
 Au^wbo sufficrdit IS to lead. ....•.>•> *?#**jl 
 Aviai^ wo find ^e place above, ..j:*^pi^*^ o» 
 
htdex to the ^miliii^ 
 
 64S 
 
 C/onie, ye sinneri poor and needy., • ^ t »• • • .480 
 Come, holy Bpirit, heaveoly dove9.i#tt***i00 
 Clome thou fount of ev^fcy biewing»., •«•» # .509 
 Come let ui join our |»lieerlttl aongii • • • |t^« .510 
 Come all who truly Bear. • • • »f « • • • • • •• • • .47T 
 
 Come and let us sweetly join. •♦••:• <4«|^«.. 454 
 Come away to the skies. .^ • •>rir*«i*.*ii#%*»4S4 
 Come desire of nations. • • A « • • ^ • •<»jii^« • .484 
 Come, Father, ^on, and Holy Ghost, One God 
 
 Cbibe Father Son It HoW Ghosts Whom, «t€.341 
 tCome, Either Son and Holy Ghost, to &c. .44$ 
 Coi&e* Father, Son«& Holy Ghost, Honour 
 
 Oome, Holy celestial Dove* . • • • • • • .1541 
 
 !ome, Hilly. Ghost, all-quickning fire . • • • .818 
 
 {ome. Holy Ghost, all-quickning fire t4ll 
 
 le. Holy Ghost, our Hearts inspire. • • • • tt 
 ), Holy Ghost thine influence shed. . • •4iCI 
 ^>meJy||u8 anew, (New-Tear'0-Day)«./«. 411 
 Come, vt us use the grace divine. •• . * . • . .^^t 
 Onne let us who in (Jurist helieve. •••••>• 104' 
 wpne. Lord, from above. • • • • • . • • k« •,• •;• im4^ 
 CvCMlie 6b, my partners in distress. • • • • • « --^^j 
 Cooiei O my God, the promise seal, • • «•, 
 Come, O thou all victorious I^ord. . • . t^. ^ 
 Co«ie« thou Traveller unknown . i> • ♦ ^f^f 
 
 tme, Saviour Jesus, ^roi^i above. rcccr^^^Oto 
 |ieV«inners, to the Gpspel-feast. . .|^*ir** r ♦ 
 i^iiae, llyou everlasting Spirit* ••r««$^f<^#«47S 
 Coafe thou high and lorty Lord* • * • • • « .i • • *4IMI 
 Come, tlioii omniscient son of man. . . ¥»^ •440 
 Come, wisdom^. power, and grace, &c<<«!^«40i 
 Come, ye IbUowen of the Lord. ^. • # • 4|>,»j>||i 
 Come ye that loy» the Lord. , . . > . . . « •• * «-* l> 
 Come ye weary sibner^ come ••••••••. »^* 
 
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 Peep«n th« wouoi Ay handi hav« made..S40 
 Depth of mercy cen theft bt« •••»••• o « • • • IftS 
 Drooping soul, ihake i^thy Ihura. • • • « • »• •III 
 
 Knalav'd lo tm^ti^uij^unlH pfon^^p* » • . • Wt 
 Equip nae for the v^j^* ........••••'*••«• »2 19 
 
 .Eternal beam of Liight divine <».<|'*>«»306 
 
 * Eternal Power, whoee hij^h abod** ♦• #•• • '^Hf 
 Eternal K)otleaB Lamb of Godi . • • ••»#♦♦ • •221 
 iBternal wisdom, thee we praifle.»tfrV«4»»2U 
 Ever fainting with desire. ••••*•• »«^*i •*;• •821 
 Except the Lord conduct the plan. .. •••I •460 
 Expand thy wings celestial Dove, . . . .^ . • •'.111 
 Extended on a cursed tree •■•••••• ^ 
 
 Falii would f leav* the world below. ...... i4l 
 
 Father at thy footstool see 450 
 
 Father in whom we live *"*'*'V!i 
 
 Father hew wid^ thy glories tbioe. • . . . . . .243 
 
 Father I dare believe. . . . .... . . . . •• • • • • • • .W 
 
 Father if justly still we claim*.....*. •••••408 
 
 Father if thou must reprove ........ • • • • • * JJJ 
 
 Fatiier into thy hands alone . ; • ... •••••••.. 888 
 
 FaUier of all by whom we are .... .• # • * * . .417 
 
 Fither of all in whom alone ..•••. . • • • • • # 84 
 
 Father of all whose powerful voice. ..••>• .219 
 Fallier of everlasting mrace ..... • . . . . • • ♦ • ••^ 
 
 Father of foithful Abraham hear . . . . r . .... . W 
 
 Father of Jesos Christ, my Lord, I, M . . • . . m 
 Fatlier I stretch my hands to thee,. . . . • *• • • Wl 
 
 Fa&erof ltgW», fremifrlwm proceed..... ^ 
 
 FaAiir ef l%liti» % nee^l wd. . . e, .... .W 
 
 il4^io«« * ...»•* •^ • • • j5 
 ki fM^Sii ^KiDii, One, to. . . .886 
 
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 fithw, «Mi,nid Holy GlMMt. In. ii.*;,M|to 
 Father. Son, tod SpiHti ^v .;, .. .*.iw 
 
 Father, fupply mf mrwy noed. . *»♦ .^•^ i i .S6$ 
 Father, to theal llliiiilna ayea. .....•{.. .281 
 
 Father of Jeaiu Chrisl, my Lord. My, He. S20 
 F*Uier of Jiiiia Chrkt the Jvalt,s **..•/.*,. 180 
 
 {laihertotheeinyaoiiinift.,,.; »*•,!§• 
 yiiar, wfaoae ev ii|ito^*i»»> 4l* 
 
 Far from imr^li^liihMftiHd begone.. .. .HMt 
 Fountain of life to aU below. ..•••«.*.« <^ •; * »#!• 
 From all thai^tapMI^ Hit Mm,^*», . . .ftti 
 
 Fondly my foolish hlart eMiyt. .v.SW 
 
 " rer here my riiiihidlH. *••»»« ••*^.8t4 
 
 ive ua for thy Biercy'i ialee. . i ^Ml 
 
 in thv name, Lord, I fp^ . . • • . ..• , JW ^ 
 ~ta 01 life, and ail my joy •••• ^ *,#•#• *tli 
 
 Give me the enlarged desire* ^ »*•«»•<•••» . MX 
 Give me the faith, which can remove. 
 
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 Olorioua God, uccept a Ijeart. • t^. • ;.. ♦ .. •'♦ .11^ 
 
 glorious Saviour of my 8oul,««,»«,,.«««««>*ti| 
 
 Glory be to God above.^. • ••#•**.♦ ••«;•• .^lil 
 
 Glory be to God on high..^«,,«.,«»«...«,tt8 
 
 Gtpr]|r to God, whose sovereign grace. •• . »«|ii 
 
 God b in this and every place. » ^ »♦ • • • « •• #^* ^ 
 
 Ged moves in a myatertous way^..;^ .% • • • . \4M 
 
 (Ml of all consolatiouii^ke. , . ,«»•«:»« •*«««>^8 
 
 Gnd of all grace Itedrmjefty. ** * • . •*•••• .189 
 
 , G0d nf all power iknilMce» . • * . » » . * . • • . • .^ll 
 
 : Gild of all power, truSi/ and grace. . . • • • « .897 
 
 God of all redeeming gracev. t • •• • . • • ^« •• #884 
 
 God ofjdmighty love* • rW«#»|##v<» •• •• • rf8§7 
 
 God of eierna) troi^ and graooU • c^^* • • • • • *81t 
 
 God oClaraerh HiMiifttt iSree. ...... t till 
 
 God of love, tbilii8iiMttM|#n^er. .Ml, 
 
 God of my lifo. tsr teii^..^«,»4f ••«^»«*>lii 
 God of my lile.idM^ jiiKI^^ ,,. . , ^ 
 
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 liMfe^ t o thi ff prn*-^ 
 
 Ood of my m. wboM gc^c^ !»»'«• '•'•*^ 
 Bod of toy aaWitioB Ijw^.. ......•• •••'•J^ 
 
 GodofuMpoUed PWJ^'IV::* •*•••*• ""IS 
 
 Ood only wiie. almighty go«> " v; *{5 
 
 God. the offended Gad, most hi0>. ,,.•■• • • •" 
 
 GoU who did'st iovdeariy »>«y- • - V • ' ' • ' 'f^ 
 M God indulge my humble ^»J- * ;-;;*^« 
 
 Go preaobmy go^L ?"|L^d«r^:>» .229 
 CotJa thott art, and gocrf ftou dost. ...w.^ ^ 
 
 Oraci«U8 Redeemer, shake. .v..--...-.9» 
 
 Swat God. to me the gght afford. .. .....,>f«l 
 
 Hail Father, Son, aid Holy Ghbst. . . .. • • -^ 
 h2 ; Father Son. and Spirit, great. ... . , .8W 
 
 Hail, father, aon. ttuu^F""' e-— r 041 
 
 Ikil holy, holy, holy ^'•-■y^'Z^Aai 
 &y diiy of union »we«t. . . . . . .\ • •;* 'J^ 
 
 Ey mln whom God doth aid . . ... •••••/'" 
 
 Ky Boul, that free from harms. . i . . . . . • •" 
 
 Sipy «K.ul. who sees the day .> ......... .w, 
 
 StSby the man that finds the grace. . . . .„ . . W 
 
 fiS-ihe souls that firet bellev'd. ....... . -M 
 
 Kthespulstoies«)<nn^...v.-;;-;;^|^ 
 
 Hark ; how the watchmen cry. - ^^^ 
 
 Hew happy are they,. • :Vo;aVe,.. . .-.^.•••" 
 . How happy *very chid of On°^^^^^ 
 How todioua and tasteless ine •■"»•« t-^j 
 
 g:::irf'the church triu"^»^*i;-;a-;r. r.^s 
 
 Hark, how the Gospel J™?»P**"""°~' ...iMI 
 Sark; the herald A«g^Bsi«|.-.y" 
 
 How beauteous are their feev- ' > ^^-,.m» 
 
 Happy soul ti.y. d.^a'e^«^;^;^n. .J»» 
 Hark fr<»n t)>e t*mM a "*?'*^*"^. • . .. . .WJ 
 
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 itdlp, Lord, to whon^ Jpi^lip I ft^iH • t«> '^ 
 
 ligh above every Atn^» • • » .V » ^ • • • ^AW 
 
 la ! every one; )|p|d»l«tn draw ....«*9 
 
 Iplyy and true, ani i;i([hteou9 Lord* .*«i#f ••^ 
 
 japly as thou trLord, ii none^. .,.«> #iiV^il!# i .2^ 
 
 Hoiy, hoily, holy Lofd ,•,•,..• «(«.*i.'#'i . .24i 
 
 Holy Lamb,,Wnp thee coulesa. .'•••., .|j,*>.,(,46^ 
 ijftfy Laqib, who thee receive^ . .•♦^•^^i . .8)^7 
 jUow can a shiuer hnov^r.*. . . * . . . ... . • t^i • • » .^ 
 
 How dp tliy mercies close me roiuid« . ... . .2W 
 
 How gpp(i and j)leas^nt 'tis to see. . . ♦ • • . . •43p 
 'jEiiiv M?^ppy ar^ the little tlock. ...*.. •*.,.• .50 
 
 |l0w h^PPy are we, who in Jesus agree. .\ .4^0 
 #11 w. h?ppy» g^a^^^P^ Lord, are we ....•• * .?W[ 
 
 Jfow happy is tftp Pilgrim's lot* . ...» ^> . ..^.^Jft 
 
 jSq^ ph^U a Mt fiinner in p^n. . . . . • • • • • • *lff 
 
 jypw. iHf^ak the thoughts in vain. . • . • . . > . .. W 
 
 ^Buithe gift ofrighteou8ne?5. ...;.. . . . . .♦ffrf 
 
 IJlttpw thi^t my Redeen^et lives. . . . . .. * • •^r^^ 
 
 §ilDbg to heh<^ld liim array *d ..,...*..••> • • •#! 
 I soou shall hear th^, quick'aing voiue. «■* 
 
 ilto>i;pod fight hav^ fought. ..;. ... * 
 
 ^i^iur$t thou wQU"»d^d Lamb pf God * . . 
 ^^a»t A principle within?* . . •»• • • v • • • f • • 
 I want JtUe apirit of. power witHn. . . . * .*.^ 
 
 3 itiU hearkt'A what th^ Lord. •r..* ••**•# 
 ftli^praise i»y.M*ker whil^ l^ehres^th? ♦»♦ 
 llttifi^llowalii|>aloi>^»»» » ; . .,, ^.^♦f . . » tiv*^* *«^ 
 ^lajjQpite jooexbaustj&d lov6.*» . • « > • ^ fV«>%. « • 
 l^thy graciQUH ha|ida J fsiL f f tfi» p »'^ %i ?? 
 «tDlo JLi^oild jqI tym^W^^P^ 
 
 Ieliovah,.God.thelifl#s#r» W«sa2*t#-VM«%f 
 ilsu, at whose supreme ^wma|i4i • • ^|;* • *t 
 4lefu, lattliy pitying cjypntr? *• • ^ • "f • ^> 
 
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 Jwu to thee dttr hewto we hft. *.,»-- ••—*« 
 jSS. we look t\ thW. .....•••"• • ^' ** ' ' ,1 
 
 Je.u. tccept the p^. • . " • • • ' ^"^^. .89». 
 
 JSi "mes witl.irR» g«ce. .... • • •%• vg 
 
 Jeiu* drinks the bitter cW • • ... • """"^^ 
 Imiu fwthfaltohis woM.:,.... •••••••• "^ 
 
 &from whom all ble^iiing. flow. ...— •:» 
 
 K. Friend of Binnen.. hear. .- • ••• ' •-?^jS{ 
 
 i2m. from Ay heavenly place.. .»>..«.• t«» 
 iwS pe" Shepherd of the sheep. . .."..*»» 
 
 jSw l»th died thatl might hve. . . " — •;»", 
 Xmos. IbeUeve thee neat... ..x....«*—-y 
 
 S. Hain wouU find. ...... 'X' "i;. MT 
 
 J«mi to whom the weary find. •• ,>• • •• • -i^l 
 
 jMW.the Mnnera' Jnena, w»w ^uj 
 
 » j2w! tf*tiirthe wme thoaart......"'— g 
 
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 ICm !• our common Lord. . ..... .**»*«• '^I 
 
 
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 ^.myStreii|ft.jttyHope ...,..^fi 
 
 J«Mf,^th6 allffttldring^Word ./;.;^ ifti 
 
 J«8us. the canqucror rei jfni . . . . ; . . . . . . , . ' 256 
 
 Jcaus, the giftdiviae, I kBoiv...-'...^V..,.«» 
 Jesus, the niwhigh over all;. .^ . , ,;i^. . . ,57 
 
 Jdsua, tlMiu all-red eemibg Lord . . ; . . , 8# 
 
 Jeiua, thou know 'a% my sinfiilneii;. . . , • •% Iff ' 
 
 Jews. thoubfli»t bid lia pray. i.,, ,.,.m 
 
 J«iu», thoa soul of all ourioyt. ^* i . .. v. .•^SNl: 
 Jww, lo thee I iio# eaii fly^ « » . * ^. • . i^. ;. .aOg 
 Jiiit, take my mm eway^ • • • . •* #* r^ ;. ... 154 
 IHNli) thou sov^p^fl l.ofdo/al |.^...,v.. ,2tl 
 3ym, thy bound|e»8 lore to me. ^^ # * . /. , . .841 
 Jeiite, thy far-ettendod fame. . . *» * .f . .^ . , t 
 Jeeui, uoitod by ^hy grftcc. ....»;.. ^^ . . v . , 
 Jieua, with kindM pity see. . . . , , * ^ -^ . . , .|| 
 Jieul, theaioneri frieud to thee.^. ,1.4, ll 
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 linab of God ftirMnners slHia>. . .^ ;t . . .^, i ^„ 
 Lamb of God, whorfe Meediag luvi,- • * .# . .4- 
 Wtob of God, who bearcat away. .;....£ .M 
 Ily to the hand, O Cod of grace. ^ jp , . . ! 
 l^ttamr of iaithfdl souls, and jpiii^ * fy.^. . , .j. 
 Let all who truly bear,. : .^v^>«.o.-Uv, J 
 Ix5t ewry mortal oftr ait^,^. . . ,. * . t^ ^» /ie^ 
 Let aU men rejoice, by Jh4^ restiii'd .^e . . ii>7 
 Let%II'tl>at breathe, Jfehoyahpraiie.v.. .,;si# 
 Let earth mad heaven agree* V.:., v.. *w v.. ^.i| 
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 O ^$d of our fore-lathers hear. * . . • • ..^ . . . i^ifti, 
 Qpdd of peace and ptrd'ning love.;»v. . .304 
 God oW help in ages past,. . . . ^. • . . . , . . .41 
 
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 Pifl^e, fill mo'^ith an humble fear* .^^ •«^>^l ^ 
 Pfite ye th^Lord: *ti8 good to raisi^r**.. «210 
 ]^|nng*d in a gulf of dark despair,. . ; . . ^ • . . .604 
 l^eace trotkbl^ sou! thou oeed'st not fear. ^.523 
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 Prisoners of hope, arise. •• .^v. . • «^^* . • • • • • .858 
 Prisoners of hope, Jif t up your heads . » • • • . 948 
 
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 javiour of all, whath^t thou done.\.««%% .803 
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 i<m of God, if thy free grace. . « . .^f ♦# - • * '» 
 
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 TJou Lamb of God, thou Prineeof Peaei. .901 
 
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 I ! tiever speak one evil word. ....... .888 
 
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