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ANGLICAN
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PREFACE
TO THE SECOND EDITION.
In putting forward a revifed and enlarged Edition of the prefent Work, the Editors think
itate that,
while they cannot but confider the number of
form, to be sufficient in itfelf for ordinary
Church
Hymns, which
ufe, yet
it
contained in
they are confcious
it
right to
it
its
previous
might not be
deemed extenfive enough for the requirements of choice. For this reafon they have increafed it
from 333 to 404, by which means it is believed that ample fcope for felection will now be afforded
to all thofe
who
approve of the general principles of the Book, while
2n opportunity of improving
Among
Hymns
the
it
both in
for
Mornings
E after,
14 for
E after,
10 for Afcenjion-tide,
10 for Whitsun-
and Confirmation, 7 for Harveft, 6 for

lead one fpecial Hymn for every Saint's Day
8 for Trinity-tide, 12 for Holy Communion, 8 for Baptifm
MiJJjons,
and 6
in the year,
Subjects,
ProceJJional.
Befides thefe, there
is
at
while 200 will be found available for General purpofes by a reference to the Index of
where, in moll cafes, choice
Of thefe Hymns, which
may
be greatly enlarged.
include 28 Pfalms, 304 are of Englifh origin, the remaining 72 being
Tranflations by various Authors from the Greek, Latin, and

earneft care has been taken to avoid every thought,
with the obvious meaning, and genuine
fpirit
that the true Catholicifm of the Anglican
Anglican
Hymn
With
alterations,
of the Book of
Church
reference to the question of Text, the
it
Common
is
purity, though
true,
it
Hymns
is
felettion
to be in flrict accordance
Prayer.
It
have been re-produced,
was frequently neceffary
to curtail
have been introduced into feveral of them, but
Hymnody
an extent as to give ferious pain to the mere reader; but
mufic the evil
making the whole
In.
is
humbly hoped
will be found reflected in the pages of the
for the fake of the mufical accent; for in Englifh
to fuch
German.
which did not feem
Book.
their original
done
10
15 for Advent, 10 for Chrijlmas, 9 for Epiphany 22 for Lent, with
28 for the period from Pafjion Sunday to
in
has afforded to themfelves
it
matter and form.
appropriated to particular occafions there will be found
15 for Evening, 8 for Sunday,
tide,
its
fo greatly aggravated, as to
become
this has almoft
the laws of
when
as far as poffible,
their dimenfions.
Rhythm
Some
always been
are violated
the compofnions are fet to
intolerable not only to mufical tafte but to religious
PREFACE.
IV.
This is the more to be lamented,

word would remedy the evil.
fympathies.
tion of a
With
fince
regard to the Mufic, the fame principles which influenced the compilation of the Firft
All Adaptations have been rigoroufly excluded,
Edition have been fteadily followed in the prefent.

as
frequently happens that the mere tranfpofi-
it
an affront to Art,
if
not a mifchief to Religion; they are moftly feeble, and always indecorous.
Further additions have been made from the elder fources of Tune, while the number of modern
Compofitions has been largely increafed, a labor in which the Mufical Editor has been aided by
fome of the
firft
Muficians of the day.
The number of Tunes

Tune will always ferve
very many Tunes of earlier
has
the
For
this reafon it has
which may be thus
As
the
found
Book now Hands
it
which there
one
as fuitable to
is
Hymn
no fuch connecting
as to
lift
with the Hymns, with which they
contains, befides a
doubt there are

link,
and there-
another, of the fame character
been thought expedient to furnifh
transferable, along
No
Words, and the Words the Tune.
date, in the cafe of
fore they will frequently be
and metre.
been kept equal to the number of Hymns, by which means
flill
to fuggeft the
of the belt among them,
may
be additionally ufed.
few Ancient Melodies,
75 Tunes from the earlier Englifh fources

25 from the later Englifh;
100 from German;
200 by Compofers of the prefent day
of which
133 have been written fpecially for the prefent Work.
The nomenclature
great
is
of
Tunes
is
well
known
to be
in a ftate of ferious confufion,
the convenience of names, that they have been appended, even though
uncertainty.
In the cafe of molt of their
own
flill
copyright Compofitions, the Editors have diftin-
them by the commencing words of the Hymns for which they have been
from which it is carncftly hoped that they will never be feparated.
guifhed
All the
Tunes of
paft date, in
which the
and yet fo
embarrafTed by
exifling
harmonies feemed
to call for
written, and
improvement
have been newly arranged, and the various Vocal Parts been brought within eafy reach of average
voices.
Marks of mufical
Words, in order to create uniformity and

Thofe who do not agree with the view thus taken, are, of courfc,
expreffion have been affixed to the
fuitable feeling in finging them.

at liberty to fubftitutc their
Metronome marks have

which the Tunes fhould be
own.
alfo
been fupplied, not with the view of dictating the exact time in
fung,
which, under
certain circumftanccs, mufl vary,
operate as a check againft flownefs on the one fide, and hurry on the other.
former
evil prevailed
now we
arc threatened with the latter.
but
rather to
For a long time the
;;
PREFACE.
The
have
Editors
now
to
return
their beft
V.
thanks to the
various
Authors, Tranflators,
who have allowed them to make ufe of the Works, with

which they are feverally connected. The following is a lift of the Authors and Tranflators, or
their Reprefentatives, who have liberally allowed the ufe of their Hymns
Compofers, and Proprietors of Copyrights,
The Lord
Bifhop of Lincoln (by permifhon from the Holy Tear), 26, 90, 167, 220, 231, 383
Dean Alford ; Rev. Robt. Hall Baynes ; Wm. Bonar, Efq. ; Rev. Edwd. Cafwall
;
Mrs. Alexander
Rev. Henry Collins, 133, 351, who kindly permitted the Editors to alter his Hymns ; Mifs F. E.
Cox j W. C. Dix, Efq. ; Rev. D. T. K. Drummond ; Mifs C. Elliott ; Mr. W. Wells Gardner, for
Rev. L. Tuttiett's
Hymns
Mr.
J.
T. Hayes,
for
Dr. Neale's Tranflations {Hymns of the Eajlern
in, 221 Rev. J. W. Hewett Rev. J. R. Hogg, for Rev. H. F. Lyte's Hymns;
Rev. J. Holme Rev. T. Holme Rev. W. W. How, who gave generous permiflion to ufe any of
Mrs. E. F. Morris; Rev. G. Moultrie {Hymns
his Hymns; Dean Milman; Rev. Dr. Monfell
Rev. J. Moultrie; Earl Nelfon, for the late Rev. John Keble's Hymn, 236;
and Lyrics), 141
Rev. Dr. Newman Rev. T. G. Nicholas Meflrs. Novello, Ewer and Co., for Dr. Neale's TransRev. E. H. Plumptre Rev. F.
lations; Mifs H. Parr; Meflrs. Parker, for Rev. J. Keble's Hymns
Church), 24, 99,
Pott
Ven.
George Prevoft,
Sir
for the late
Rev. G. Rorifon; Rev. A. T. Rufleli,
Downton which have been
Rev. H.
Hymn, 139;
Rev. G. Thring
Permimon
The
to infert
beft thanks
W.
who
Rev.
I.
liberally offered
inferted
Williams' Tranflations
any of
his
Rev. G. R. Prynne
Hymns,
Rev. T. Gregory Smith, for Mr.
Whiting, Efq.
as well as thofe
W,
S.
of
Raymond's
and Canon Woodford.
366 has been purchafed from Mr. Matters.
of the Editors are due to
all
thofe Contributors,
who have
fupplied original
Tunes to this Collection. Amongft thefe they defire to mention Profeflbr Sterndale Bennett,
A. H. Brown, Efq., Rev. J. B. Dykes, Dr. G. J. Elvey, John Hullah, H. S. Irons, G. A. Macfarren,
Walter Macfarren, Efqs., Rev. Sir F. A. G. Oufeley, Henry Smart, Efq., Dr. Steggall, Profeflbr
Stewart, and Lady Thompfon.
The additional Compofers, now connected with the work, are
T. E. Ayhvard, Jofeph Barnby, R. Barnett, Esqs., Profeflbr Sterndale Bennett, Mus. Doc, Cantab.,
Rev. R. R. Chope, E. H. Thorne, Efq., and Lady Thompfon.
The
To
Rev.
J.
B.
Dykes has contributed, along with other Tunes, 6
the following gentlemen they
would exprefs
that have not appeared before.
their obligations for permiflion
of their compofition, which have already appeared in print
to
ufe
Tunes
T. E. Aylward, Efq., 70, 347; R. Barnett, Efq., 356; A. H. Brown. Efq., 193; jofeph
Barnby, Efq., 221, 395, 402 ; Rev. R. R. Chope {Congregational Hymn Book), 236; Wm. Dorrell,
Efq., 294; Rev. J. B. Dykes, Mus. Doc, 24, 51, 150, (183, with the confent of the Proprietors
of Hymns Ancient and Modern), 342;
Dr. G. J. Elvey, 15$ 328, 361: Dr. Gauntlett, 149,

33> 3775 ^v. L. G. Hayne, 172, 182 ; E. J. Hopkins, Efq., 197; H. S. Irons, Efq., 245;
G. A. Macfarren, Efq., 63, 213; W. H. Monk, Efq., 398; S. Reay, Efq., 3-2, 376; R. Redhead,
2 58,
PREFACE.
V l.
Efq., 97, 118, 223; A. R. Rcinaglc, Efq., 6j, 319, 336; R. R. Rofs, Efq., 179; Henry
Smart, Efq., 344; Dr. Steggall, 214, 228, 279; A. S. Sullivan, Efq., 218, 312; J. Lea Summers,
Efq., 380; E. H. Thorne, Efq., 81, 156, 190; J. Turle, Efq., 263 ; J. H. Walker, Efq., 332.
Thanks
are likewife given to the following Proprietors of Copyrights for their confent
infertion of the
Tunes
that
accompany
their
names
to
the
Allon (by Dr. Gauntlett), 298; Rev. R. Brown Borthwick (51, written for the SupBook), 67, 319, 336; Rev. R. R. Chope, 24, 173, 283, 342, 372, 379;
Rev. T. Darling, 228, 279; Rev. J. B. Dykes, 26, 220 (now appearing for the firft time); Right
Rev.
plemental
J.
Hymn and Tune
Rev. Bifhop Ewing, 304; Mr. W. Wells Gardner, 81, 328; Hon. and Rev. J. Grey, 150, 152; Rev.
G. Hayne, 378; Rev. Dr. Maurice, 291, 320, 356; MefTrs. Metzler, 292; Meffrs. Novello, Ewer
L.
and Co., 221, 402
The
Proprietors of
Sarum Hymnal,
70, 344, 347, 395; Secretary S.P.C.K
263.
Editors prefent their finccre thanks alfo to MefTrs. Nifbet for their very handfome offer
of any of the Tunes in Psalms and Hymns for Divine JVorJbip, from which they have felected
Nos. 63, 218, 312.
They have
alfo
once more to exprefs their obligations to Mr. Daniel
Sedgwick, Sun Street, Bifhopfgate, without whofe valuable

the Index of
Hymns and
Permiflion has been purchafed from
Mr. Matters
affiflance
Authors with the fulnefs in which
it
now
Mr. W. Wells Gardner
they could not have prefented

appears.
to include
156,
190; and from
for 97, 122, 223.
ROBERT CORBET SINGLETON,

M.A., First Warden of
St. Peter's College,
Radley
EDWIN GEORGE MONK,

Mus. Doc, Oxon., Organist and Choir Master of York Minstbr.
York, January, 187
1,
INDEX OF HYMNS AND AUTHORS.

The
following Tranflations, with very few exceptions, are the property of their refpe&ive authors, or of thofe
Many were written for the prefent work.
reprefent them.
First Line.
Abide with me faft falls the eventide

According to Thy gracious word
A few more years fhall roll
!
a flormy
deep .
Again the Lord of life and light
Alas and did my Saviour bleed
All hail, the Lord's Anointed
Hail to
Affliction
is
eye
caft
Amid
the various fcenes of ills

Angels from the realms of glory
Angels,
Approach,
my
Lord, and mine

Art thou weary, art thou languid .
As James the Great, with glowing zeal
As mounts on high the orb of day
As now the fun's departing rays .
As pants the hart for cooling ftreams
As with gladnefs men of old
Awake awake put on Thy ftrength
Awake, my foul, and with the fun
Arife,
Before Jehovah's awful throne

Behold a Stranger at the door
Behold the Baptift's warning founds
Beneath the fig-tree's grateful made
Bleffed City
Heavenly Salem
.
Bleft are the pure in heart .
Bleft day of God, moll calm, moil bright
!
Henry Francis Ly te, 1 847

James Montgomery, 1825
Horatius Bonar, 1856
Nathaniel Cotton, 1791
Anna Letitia Barbauld, 1773
Ifaac Watts, 1709
70
249
264
138
53
259
11
326
88
250
rock away
foul, the mercy-feat
roll the
15
122
74
All hail, the power of Jefu's Name

All is o'er, the pain, the forrow
All my heart with joy is fpringing
All people that on earth do dwell
All praife to Thee, my God, this night
Thy piercing
Thy word is
Author.
142
I32
Almighty God,
Almighty God,
No.
55
145
35 2
37 6
in
207
7
22
278
76
403
1
244
3H
46
208
369
3i7
33
Edward Perronet, 1780

John Moultrie, 1851
Paul Gerhardt, 1606
1676.
Tr. 1863
Old Verfion. William Ke the, 156
Bifhop Thomas Ken, 1709
Ifaac Watts, 1720
John Cawood, 18 16
Altered from Nathaniel Cotton, 1791
James Montgomery, 18 19
Thomas Scott, 1769. Thomas Gibbons, 1773
John Newton, 1779
William Hum, 1813
St. Stephen the Sabaite, 725
Tr. 1862
794.
R. Corbet Singleton, 1867
Ambrofian.
Tr. 1867
5 th Century.
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1870
New Verlion, 1696
William Chatterton Dix, i860
T. T. N., 1870
Bifhop Ken, 1709
Ifaac Watts, 17 19.

Jofeph Grigg, 1765
Charles Wefley, 1741
Tr. 1867
Paris Breviary.
E. Corbet Singleton, 1867
Tr. 1870
8th Century.
From John Keble, 1 8 1
John Mafon, 1683
who
Vlll.
on which the Saviour fhed

Framer of the ftarry height
Source of mercy, truth, and love
Bleft day,
Bleft
Bleft
Brief
life is
here our portion
Bright and joyful
is
morn
the
.....
and
morning.
bell of
Brighteft
Chrift redeemed, in Chrift reftored
By
the Crofs, fad vigil keeping
cool Siloam's fhady
rill
Canft Thou, good Lord, forgive fo foon

Chief of Martyrs, he, whofe name
Children of the heavenly King
Chriftian, feek not yet repofe
is
laid the fure
Chrift the
Chrift,
Lord
Whofe
Clothed with
is
Foundation
glory
fills
and
Come, Holy Ghoft, our
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Come,
Holy
Holy
rifen to-day
ftate,
64
37
169
303
56
the fkies
with might
girt
fouls infpire
81
Come, fee the place where Jcfus

Come, Thou Holy Spirit, nigh
Come, Thou long-expected Jefus
Come, yc thankful people, come
Whofe
lay
aid
349
322
37
146
4
298
Earth
to earth,
all
yc faithful
and duft
(Jacobus de Benedicts, 1342.
Tr.
870
1666
1870
John Cennick, 1742
Founded on Charlotte Elliott, 1859
7>. 1 867
9th Century.
Charles Weflcy, 1740
Sir Philip Sidney, 1580
Charlemagne, 8th 9th Century.
John Cofin, 1627
Jofeph Hart, 1759
Ifaac Watts, 1709
John Morrifon, 1770
From John Auftin, 1668
Paris Breviary.
Von
Tr.
Canitz,
1654 1699.
Tr.
Tr.
Bifhop
1838
9
152
F. R. L.
150
176

Robert, King of France, 10th nth Century.
Tr. 1867
Henry Alford, 1867
Tr. John
Charlemagne, 8th 9th Century.
Dryden, 1702
47
44
262
219
52
to duft
94
177
"74
of Judgment! Day of Wonders!

of wrath that awful day
Deathlcfs principle, arifc
Difposcr Supreme
James Shirley, 1596
61
59
361
Bifhop Reginald Heber,
357
171
near,
Tr. 185?
(Founded on Bishop Mant, 1837
170
Draw
Circa 1775
Bernard of Morlaix, 1140.
129
come
Day
Day
TV. 1867
Tr. 1867
George Rawfon, 1853

Bifhop Heber, 18 12
173
Spirit,
Creator Spirit, by
Breviary.
190
380
heavenly Dove
let us to the Lord our God
mild and holy Dove
my foul, thou muft be waking
once more, with fongs defcending
Angels, come on joyous pinions.
Spirit,
Paris Breviary.
Roman
the fons of the
By
By
Chrift
Author.
No.
First Line.
240
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1839
John Newton, 1779
Thomas
Tr. 1870
dc Celano, 1230.
Auguftus Montague Toplady, 1777
Paris Breviary.
15th
Tr. 1836
Tr.
6th Century.
1870
John Hampden Gurncy, 1838
/
No.
First Line.
Day is here, and we

God had built the mountains
Eafter
'Ere
'Ere I fleep, for every favor

Eternal beam of Light divine
Far from my heavenly home

Far from the world, O Lord,
18
308
I flee
Father, let me dedicate

Father of Heaven, Whofe love profound
Fierce raged the tempeft o'er the deep
For ever here my reft mall be
For mercies, countlefs as the fands
For thee,
dear, dear country
For Thy mercy and Thy grace

Forty days and forty nights
From Greenland's icy mountains
.
From
From
From
141
268
loweft depths of woe

out the deep,
Lord, on Thee
the deeps of grief and fear .
what foemen art thou rufhing

Gentle Jefus, meek and mild
Glorious things of thee are fpoken
Glory, glory, Lord, to Thee,
319
291
69
180
34 2
137
196
304
7i
92
372
96
241
114
'Gainft
God moves
in a myfterious
way
God, my Father, hear me pray

God of mercy, God of grace
God of mercy, throned on high
God of pity, God of grace
God the Father, Whofe Creation
God the Lord a King remaineth
Go forward, Chriftian foldier
Good Lord, Who haft the weighty woe
Go to dark Gethfemane
.
Gracious Spirit, Dove divine

Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghoft
Great God, what do I fee and hear
Great God, Who in Thy Light doft reft

Great God,Whofe fceptre rules the earth
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah
Hail, highly favored, blefled maid
Hail the day that fees Him rife .
Author.
Gerard Moultrie, 1867

William Cowper, 1779
John Cennick, 1741
Henry
Francis Lyte, 1834

Laurence Tuttiett, 1854
Cooper, 1 8 10
'J.
Godfrey Thring, 1866
Charles Wesley, 1740
Tr. 1852
Henry Downton, 1843
George Hunt Smyttan, 1856
Bifhop Heber, 1823
New Verfion, 1696
Phineas Fletcher, 1633
Paris Breviary.
379
333
136
276
105
78
378
156
363
344
234
87
124
2 47
90
39
185
297
280
201
159
IX.
Tr. 1867
John Newton, 1779

Afpirazioni divote, ? 17th Century.
Ti\ 1867
James Holme, 1861
Henry Francis Lyte, 1833
E. Bickerfleth's Pfalmody, 1833
Eliza F. Morris, 1858
John Mafon Neale, 1866
Oxford Pfalter. John Keble, 1839
John Stocker, 1777
Chriftopher Wordfworth, 1863
Bartholomew Ringwaldt, 1550. William Bcn~o
Collycr, 1 812
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1867
John Quarles, 1654
William Williams, 1774

From

No.
First Line.
Hail, facred day of earthly reft

Hallelujah, fong of fvveetnefs
Happy
ended
foul, thy days are
27
82
223
Hark! a trumpet voice of warning

Hark hark the found The Saviour comes
35
40
Author.

Thirteenth Century.
Tr. 1870
Ambrofian, 5th Century.
Tr. 1870
Philip Doddridge, 1755
the glad
my
Hark,
Hark
Hark
Hark
Hark
Hark
foul,
the
it is
Lord
274
ten thoufand harps and voices

the herald angels fing
5i
the found of holy voices

the voice of love and mercy
what mean thofe holy voices

Harp, awake tell out the flory
Have mercy, Lord, on me
Heal mc, O my Saviour, heal
Hear me, O God
!
Hear my
....
He
rifen
is
He
is
rifen
Holy, holy, holy
....
Hofanna
Lord
to the living
Jonathan Evans, 1787
72
100
Henry Downton, 1851
10
107
How
How
Chriftophcr Wordiworth, 1862
135
58
383
Holy Father, great Creator

Holy Ghoft, with light divine
.
beauteous are their feet

beautiful the feet that bring.

Kelly, 1 806
Thomas
220
20
heavenly Father
Heavenly Father, fend Thy bleffing
prayer,
166
334
John Cawood, 18 16
New Verfion, 1696

Ben Jonfon, 1574 ^Zl
Harriet Parr, 1856
Cecil Frances Alexander, 1846
Bifhop Grifwold, i860
Andrew Reed,
18 17
Bifhop Heber, 1827
Bifhop Heber, 181
Ifaac Watts, 1 709
172
183
261
225
227
John Mafon, 1683
212
218
67

William Cameron, 1770, on Watts,
John Newton, 1779
34 6
109
Cento from Edward Cafwall, 1858, by Wm. Chopc

Robert Herrick, 1648
John William Hcwctt, 1859
Henry Alford, 1832
Fair are
How
How
How
bleft the unity,
good Lord
fwect the
Name
of Jefus founds
If thou wouldeft
In
In
In
In
In
bright thefe glorious fpirits fhinc
life attain
the hour of my diftrefs
the hour of trial
the
Name
of
God
....
.
the Father
token that thou fhalt not fear

weaknefs great, and ftrong in hidden
might
.
......
Almighty power of God

the Lord
behold His hand
I fing th'
It
is
Jerufalcm,
my
happy home
Jcrufalcm on high
Jerufalcm the golden
....
....
95
192
229
206
85
709

Ifaac Watts, 1720
388
245
Anonymous,
180 1.
Founded on Francis Au-
gullus Baker, 1616
248
305
Samuel Croflman, 1664

Tr. 1S52
11
..
/
Jefu, Child of mortal throes

Jefu, high in glory
how
fweet the thought of

me impart
Jefu, lover of my foul .
Jefu,
Thee
Jefu, Lord, to
Jefu,
meek and gentle

meek and lowly
Jefu,
my
Jefu,
Jefu,
Jefu,
.
.
my
God, my all
now Thy new-made foldier
to Thy Table led
Lord,
is rifen to-day
our Shepherd
Jefus Chrift
is
no longer
Jefus, Lord,
Jefus
Jefus lives
we
now
Thee
kneel before
Name
Juft as I
of wondrous love
am, without one plea
of God, I look to Thee

of God, Whofe dying love
Lead, kindly Light, lead Thou me on
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us
Let all the world in every corner fing
Let our Choir new anthems raife
Let tyrants take their haughty names
Let us all in chorus ling
Let us with a gladfome mind

Lift not thou the wailing voice
Lo from the defert homes
Lo He comes let all adore Him
Lo He comes with clouds deicending
Look forth, mine eye, look up and view
.
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
Lord,
as to
Thy
dear Crofs
difmifs us with
ever fhew
Thy
Thy
we
flee
blefling
blefled face
give us of that fervent love
in
mine agony of pain
Thy mercy's day

Thy Name Thy fervants plead
Lord Jefus, God of grace and love
Lord, let me know my term of days
Lord of hofts, to Thee we raife
in this
in
Lord of mercy and of might

Clarke, 1863
J. Erskine
Tr. 1867
St. Bernard, 12th Century.
Tr. 1867
Thefaurus Hymnologicus.
George Rundell Prynne, 1856
133
35i
Henry
Henry
230
34
103
144
382
154
39 6
Collins,
1854
1854
John William Hewett, 1859
Robert Hall Baynes, 1863
John Berridge, 1785, from C. Wefley, 1762
Circa 1708
Hugh
Collins,
Stowell, 183
Chriftian Fiirchtegott Gallert,
328.
James J. Cummins, 1849

William Walfham How, 1854
Charlotte Elliott, 1836
385
186

66
Lamb
Lamb
397
386
272
323
269
293
189
Jefus calls us 'mid the tumult

Jefus, caft a look on me
Jefus
Author.
No.
First Line.
XI.
395
354
404
221
65
355
253
392
205
42
38
6
273
332
17
50
39
108
155
195
68
368
279
John Henry Newman, 1833

James Edmefton, 1820
George Herbert, 1632. Gloria
740.
Tr.
847
added.
Jofeph of the Studium, 9th Century. Tr. 1862

Paris Breviary.
Tr.. 1867
Godefchalcus, nth Century.
Tr. 1870
John Milton, 1623
Bifhop George Wafhington Doane, 1826
St.
Paris Breviary.
Thomas
Tr. 1830
Kelly, 1.809
Chiefly Charles Wefley, 1758

George Wither, 1641
John Hampden Gurney, 1838
Hon. and Rev. Walter Shirley, 1774
R. Corbet Singleton, 1.867
1867
Thomas Holme, 1861

Ifaac Williams, 1841
John Keble, 1857
James Holme, 1861
New Verfion, 1696
Bifhop Heber, 181
Xll.
No.
First Line.
Lord of power, Lord of might

Lord of the Church, we humbly pray
Lord of the worlds above
Lord, fee how fwelling crowds arife
Lord, this day Thy children meet
Lord, when before Thy throne we meet
Lord, when we bend before Thy throne
Lo fea and land their gifts outpour
Lo fteals apace the welcome tide
Love divine, all love excelling
.
Mercy triumphs,
Much
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
My
Chrift
in forrow, oft in
is
born
fong
is
(hade,
love
fon, give
is
my
God,
325
part.
13
the mining day
O
O
O
O
O
ye people, clap your hands

Who, lifted to the iky
God
Chrift,
come, Emmanuel, O come

day of reft and gladncfs
Death, thou art no more
.
a load of grief
thou art queen

Edward Ofler, 1836
Ifaac Watts, 17 19
Third Pfalm. Vers. 1867
Tremlian George Nicholas, 1838
Jofeph Dacre Carlyle, 1805
7>. 1867
Gallican Breviary.
/Henry Kirke White, 1806.

(Fanny Fuller Maitland, 1827
Ray Palmer, 1830
S.
Francis Xavier, 16th Century.

Bifhop Ken, 1709
Ifaac Watts, 17 19
Samuel CrofTman, 1664

Samuel CrofTman, 1664
T. T. N., 1870
Henry Vaughan, 165 1
John Byrom, 1773
15th Century.
TV. 1870
[William Walfham How, 1862.
(Founded on S. F. Adams, 1840
New Vcrfion, 1696
Ifaac Watts, 1709
Martin Rinckart, 1586
1649.
George Wither, 1641
47th Pfalm.
4
26
238
130
12th
13th Century.
TV. 1867
Chriltopher Wordfworth, 1863
Godfrey Thring, 1 866
75
TV 1867
Thomas Shepherd, 1692
271
160
1
cities
39 1
275
!
34
37
all
Of noble
21
Now
O'crwhclmcd beneath
294
290
[Now
all
93
3'3
309
change of times fhall ever fhock

Not all the blood of beafts
is
126
3 29
No
give thanks to
33
295
194
321
Thee
Thee
IOI
209
89
312
265
country.
to
197
cf our triumphant Saviour.
Nearer,
381
thine heart
a
fpirit longs for
Name
days
unknown
Me
foul, there
my
281
2 55
258
God and Father, while I ftray

God, and is Thy Table fpread
God, I love Thee, yet my love
God, my God, my Light, my Love
God, my Life, to Thee I call
God, when I from flecp awake
health was firm, my day was bright
Firm was my health
life's a
224
54
woe.
up to Thee
faith looks
283
Author.
Vers.
Paris Breviary.
TV.
Roman
Breviary.
1867
1867
TV. 1867
5th
Prudcntius, 4th:
TV. 1S67
Century.
Tr.
870

Author.
No.
First Line.
for a thoufand tongues to ling
Fount of mercy, God of love
Xlll,
288
358
Alice Flowerdew,
Fountain
O
O
O
O
O
God,
God
God
God
God
in Whofe all fearching eye

of holts, the mighty Lord
of life, Whofe power benign
of mercy, God of might .
of morning, at Whofe voice
23I

Verfion, 1696
246
New
182
188
Arthur Tozer Ruffell, 1848

John Keble, 1827
Ifaac Watts, 1709
331
187
Ifaac Watts, 17 19
Edward Ofler, 1836
2I 5
John Berridge, 1785

New Verfion, 1696
Ambrofian, 5th Century.
Tr. 1870
Bifhop Heber, 1827
Eighth Pfalm, vers. 1867
Jofeph Anftice, 1836
God of the
O God, our help in ages pall

O God unfeen, yet ever near
O happy faints, who dwell in
Oh
Oh
Oh
Oh
happy
is it
feet that tread
light
400
naught to you that tread
120
'twas a joyful found to hear

where mail reft be found
337
336
60
O Jefu, Saviour of us all

O Jefus, ever prefent
O Jefu, where Thy people meet
O King of earth, and air, and fea
O Lord, how excellent Thy Name
O Lord of harveft, once again
339
3 67
O
O
O
O
O
O
270
301
360
Lord of the
Lord of holy reft, we pray
Lord of the Sabbath, hear our prayers
Lord of hofts, Whofe glory fills
Lord, turn not Thy face from me
Love divine, how fweet Thou art
loving Saviour, Who art touched
mourn, thou rigid ftone .
On
each return of holy
One
there
is
above
reft
366
98
335
204
121
29
others
all
32
345
Onward, holy champion

O praife ye the Lord
.
O precious Saviour, from Thy throne

O facred Head, now wounded
O Saviour, is Thy promife fled
O Sion, ope thy temple gates
O Spirit of the living God
O fplendor of the Father's might
O Thou bleft Lamb of God
O Thou, from Whom all goodnefs flows
O Thou, the contrite finner's Friend
.
'
233
267
327
128
49
199
373
3
348
284
356
John Mafon Neale, 1844

John Marckant, 1562
T. T. N., 1870
Tr. 1870
James Holme, 1861
(Marianne Nunn.
(Altered by George Vicefimus Wigram ? 1838
Benjamin Hall Kennedy, 1865
New Verfion, 1696
Tr. 1867
Paul Gerhardt, 1606
1676.
Tr. 1849
Bifhop Heber, 181
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1867
St. Ambrofe, 4th Century.
Tr. 1870
Eliza F. Morris, 1858
Thomas Haweis, 1792
XIV.
O
O
O
Thou,
Thou,
the true and only Light
Who
bid'fl
3 l6
the ocean deep
242
timely happy, timely wife
Our bleft Redeemer, ere He breathed

Our God Hands firm, a rock and tower
Our Lord is rifen from the dead
O wilt Thou pardon, Lord
reft
99
318
260
Palms of glory, raiment bright

Pour out Thy Spirit from on high
Praife, my foul, the King of heaven
Him
Praife the Lord, ye heavens adore

Praife to God, immortal praife
.
when
Saviour,
Whom I fain would love

Who Thy flock art feeding
Thee
Take up thy
in blcffing
Crofs, the Saviour faid
The Banquet of the Lamb is laid

The Chriftian's path fliincs more and more
.

John Kempthorne, 18 10
Anna
Letitia Barbauld,
1773
10
19
374
106
Sec the Conqueror mounts in triumph

Shadow of a mighty rock
Soldiers of Chrift, arise
Soldiers of the Crofs, arifc
Songs of praife the Angels sang
Son of Man, to Thee we cry
Sons of men, behold from far
Sun of my foul, Thou Saviour dear
Edward Hayes Plumptre, 1865
347
Saviour,
Tr. 1836, 1867

William Whiting, i860
John Keble, 1827
Harriett Auber, 1829
Tr. 1867
Martin Luther, 1483
1546.
St. Jofeph of the Studium, 9th Century. Tr. 1862
Thomas Aquinas, 13th Century. Tr. 1867
Sir Robert Grant, 1839
163
Saviour, breathe an evening blefling

Saviour, fprinkle many nations
German.
398
387
140
117
118
Saviour, blefled Saviour
Sweet the moments, rich
216
226
286
285
359
Saviour,
310
l6l
Rejoice
the Lord is King .
Rejoice, ye pure in heart
Remember Thy Creator now
Refting from His work to-day
Ride on ride on in majefty
Rife, my foul, adore thy Maker
Rock of Ages, cleft for me
Round the Lord in glory fcatcd
"75
O Word celeftial, Who Thy

O worfhip the King
in dull to
Am hor.
No.
First Linx.
228
167
257
235
375
83
157
79
12
*
23
Pafcit Corvos,
1870
Thomas Why tehead, 1842

Henry Hart Milman, 1827
John Cennick, 1741
Bifhop Mant, 1837
James Edmefton, 1820
Arthur Cleveland Coxe, 1840
Sir Robert Grant, 18 15
William Auguftus Muhlenberg, 1826
Chriftophcr Wordfworth, 1862
John Samuel Bewlcy Monscll, 1850
Bifhop Mant, 1828
John Keble, 1827
Walter Shirley, 1774.
From James
343
Charles William Everett, 1833
H3
Roman Breviary. Tr.

Thomas Holme, 1861
16
867
Allen, 1757
The
The
The
Crofs
is
on our brow
232
Crofs, upraifed on Calvary's heigh
and over
O hidden Saviour, Thee
The Father fhew us, gracious Lord
day
Thee we
is
.....
thorns
125
24
paft
adore,
The God of harveft praife

The happy morn is come
The Head, that once was crowned with
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
9I
203
362
Lord afcends the facred hill

Lord hath quelled the rebel powers
.
He gave the Word

Lord my pafture fhall prepare
Lord,
Lord of might from Sinai's brow

Lord will come
the earth fhall
.....
The morning light hath fhed its beams

The race that long in darknefs pined
The radiant morn hath paffed away
There is a Book, who runs may read
Fountain,
is
is
a river deep
with blood
and broad
filled
The facred day hath beamed

The folemn time of holy fall
The Son of God goes forth to war
The fpacious firmament on high
The ftrife is o'er, the battle done
The fun is finking faft
The voice that breathed o'er Eden
They come, God's meffengers of love
Thine for ever, God of love
This primal day, the Spring of Time
This ftone to Thee in faith we lay
Thou art gone up on high
Thou art the Way to Thee alone
Thou earth, o'er which the curfe of fin
Thou Judge of quick and dead
Thou, Lord, by flricteft fearch haft known
Thou that fendeft fun and rain
Thou, Whofe Almighty Word
.
Three
Anatolius, 5th Century.

Tr, 1862
7r. 1852
13 th Century.
St.
Thomas Aquinas,

Thomas Haweis, 1792
164
Thomas
2 43
T. T. N., 1870
1867
148
86
251
36
Kelly, 1820
Venantius Fortunatus, 6th Century,
Jofeph Addifon, 17 12
Bifhop Heber, 1827
quake
Thou,
William Chatterton Dix, 1867

H7.
Kingly banners onward ftream
There
There
Author.
No.
First Line.
XV,
Who
in
throned above
One, and One
Thrice Holy
God
in
all
glory
Three
of fovereign might
48
5
80
25
84
102
292
158
91
217
2
54
i53
H
236
210
263
3i
365
162
34o
3C0
43
338
3 64
37i
384
181
184
Bifhop Heber, 181

John Morrifon, 1770
John Keble, 1827

William Hum, 18 13
St. Ambrofe, 4th Century.
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1870
Bifhop Heber, 1827
Tr.
870
Jofeph Addifon, 17 12
1 2th Century.
Tr. 1861
Latin.
Tr. by Edward Cafwall, 1858
John Keble, 1856
Robert Campbell, 1850
Mary Fowler Maude, 1848

Tr. 1867
Emma Toke, 1851
Bifhop Doane, 1826
D. T. K. Drummond, 1838
New Verfion, 1696
John Marriott, 18 16
J. Erfkine Clarke, 1863
Gilbert Rorifon, 1850
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1 867
Gallican Breviary.
Tr, 1870
52
XVI.
No.
First Line.
Throned above the ftarry fphere

Through the day Thy love has fpared
Author.
T. T. N., 1870
us
Thy dear difciple on the Tea

Thy glorious work, O Chrift, is done
Thy Saviour ftandeth at the door
To blefs Thy chofen race
To God on high be thanks and praife
To God the Lord
To Thee all glory, Lord
.
23
Thomas
62
Kelly, 1806
R. Corbet Singleton,
165
3 50
Paris Breviary.
287
New
3ii
402
63
Pafcit Corvos,
Tr.
867
867
1870
Verfion, 1696
Nikolaus Decius, circa 1524.
Alfred Bell, 1869
Emma
Tr. 1867
Toke, 1853
^ Glory to
To
To
Ibee
Thee, O Lord, I yield
Thy temple I repair
my
3H
fpirit
28
German. Tr. 1867

James Montgomery,
812
Walking on the winged wind

Wake, my tongue, the myftery telling
Wake, O my foul, awake and raife
389
193
116
Thomas Aquinas,
Wake
302
139
179
377
30
401
the watchmen's voice
Weeping
We
We
as
they go their
is
founding
way
give immortal praife
give Thee but Thine Own

Welcome, fweet day of reft
We love Thy temple, Lord
We
fing the praife of
What
What
What
What
Him Who
are thefc arrayed in white
beams
various hindrances
131
Thomas
222
214
Paris Breviary.
Tr. 1870
fo bright
we meet
When all Thy mercies, O my God

When at Thy footftool, Lord, t bend
When faireft Eve in Eden rofc
When gathering clouds around I view
When God of old came down from
Heaven
.....
When I furvcy the wondrous Crofs

When our heads arc bowed with woe
When rifing from the bed of death
When the dark waves round us roll
When we our wearied limbs to reft
When wounded fore the ftricken foul
Where
Where
While
high the heavenly temple flands

the
night
Who
mourner weeping
watched their
.....
flicphcrds

Ifaac Watts, 1709
T. T. N., 1870
died
are thefc in bright array

ftar is this, that
13th Century.
Tr. 1867
Phineas Fletcher, 1633
Philip Nicolai, 1556 1608.
Tr. 1867
William Sterne Raymond, 1862
Ifaac Watts, 1709
flocks
arc thefc like ftars appearing
11
394
252
"5
2 37
277
168
127
97
104
320
289
353
256
Kelly,
Jofeph Addifon, 171

Sir Robert Grant, 1806
1812
John Kcblc, 1827

Ifaac Watts, 1709
Henry Hart Milman, 1827
Jofeph Addifon, 171

Verfion, 1696
Michael Bruce, 1770
Hcinrich Sicgmund Ofwald, 1793.
New
Tr. 1847
by
57
213
Nahum
Tate, 1703
Henry Theodore Schcnk,
727.
Tr, 1841

No.
First Line.
Who comes from Edom, with His robes

Who is this fo weak and helplefs
Why do we mourn departing friends
.
Why, my
foal, thus
Why ihould
Why ftorm
trembling ever
the cruel
Herod
fear
.....
......
do they ring
tear
With gladfome
feet
we
prefs
boundlefs realms of joy

choirs of

Ifaac Watts, 1709
Paul Gerhardt, 1606 1676.
Tr. 1862.
Sedulius, 5th Century.
Tr. 1 867
296
Second Pfalm.
393
399

1867
1867
Vers.
1867
fhed the ceafelefs
Within a chamber calm and ftill

With me is Luke alone of all
Ye
Ye
Ye
Ye
73
Author.
Wherefore
the heathen ?
Why, weary mourner,
II 9
299
239
282
XV11.
New
Jerufalem
faints and fervants of the Lord
fervants of the Lord
Zion, at thy mining gates
200
211
266
New
149
306
34*
Fulbert of Chartres,
New Verlion, 1696
45
1867
Vernon, 1696
nth
Century.
Benjamin Hall Kennedy, 1863
Tr,
1867
INDEX OF TRANSLATIONS.
....
No.
Adefte caelitum chori

Adefle fideles
Adoro Te, latens Deitas
Ad regias Agni dapes
Allein Gott in der Hon' (cy
carmen
Angulare Fundamentum
191
Eh
cunti
melodum
Chorus novas Jerufalem

Creator alme liderum
Crudelis Herodes,
Deum
H3
3"
82
Alleluia, dulce
Cantemus
52
52
Die parente temporum

Dies irae, dies ilia
Dignare me, O Jefu, rogo Te
Dir hab' ich mich ergeben
37
355
149
37
73
3i
O bona patria
O Deus, ego amo Te
O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden
O Jefu Chrifte, wahres Licht
O luce Quae Tua lates
.
Optatus votis
Opus
O
O
omnium
peregifti
qui tuo dux

Tola
Tuum
martyrum
magnarum urbium.
Pange, lingua,
gloriofi
Quae
ftella, fole
Quos
in holies, Saule, tendis
pulchrior
44
323
Saevo dolorum turbine
3*4
Seele, du musft munter werden

Solemne nos jejunii
.
Burg ift unfer Gott

En clara vox redaiguit
En tempus acceptabile
Ein
fclte
quam
Felix dies,
Finita
proprio
jam funt praelia

foil, mcin Herzc fpringen
Frohlich
Gloriofi Salvatoris
Hie breve
Jam
35
89
153
53
290
lucis orto fidcrc
Rcdemptor omnium
mit Ihm auch ich

Jefus lebt
Jordanis oras praevia
!
Sol praeceps rapitur
Splendor Paternae
gloricc
Stabat Mater dolorofa

Supreme, quales, Arbiter
64
*0*
vivitur
Jefu, dulcis memoria

Jefu dulciflime, e throno gi oriac
Jefu,
310
272
Templi
facratas
pandc
Tt)v rifiepay cie\du)V .

Ter Sancte, ter potens
Tuiy
Deus
ii/.iapTiu>v rrjv 7r\7)0uv.
Tutv lepCJy aQXotyopuv
Urbs beata Jerufalem

Urbs Syon aurca
60
154
46
Veni, Creator Spiritus

Vcni, Sancte Spiritus
Veni, vcni, Emmanuel
prodiens
Vexilla Regis prodcunt
:<ifiUTOy
Victis
Labcntc jam folis rota

Lugctc dura marmora
22
fibi
cognomina
Viva, viva, Gcfu
121
Wachet auf
Nunc
tandem
Nun dankct allc Gott
Nobis Olympo redditus
fuis
327
Vcrbum fupcrnum
K6voi
205
37
160
Warum
Wcm
Wcr
in
sollt'
Stimmc
mich denn griimen
ruft uns die
ich
Lcidcnitagcn
find die vor Gottcs throne.
73>
35
369
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Advent, 35
49,
104, 279, 302, 318, 326
Affliction, 97, 109, 112,
249, 250, 258, 277,
of,
246,281,337, 367, 370

Laying foundation of, 365, 366
Militant, 289, 303
Triumphant, 245, 248, 305, 333
Circumcifion, 64
6j
Comfort, Spiritual, 94, 109, in, 112, 300,
216222
Afcenfion-tide, 158
Church, Dedication
284, 294, 295, 320, 353

21 i> 21
220
All Saints, 213
Angels, 210
Annunciation, Feaft of the, 201
Apoftles, &c.,
60, 279, 299

367 370
House of God,
Chriitmas, 51
167, 256, 271
320, 324, 393
Baptifm, 228
230
Bleft, happinefs of, 213216, 218, 222, 223,
245, 248, 262, 305, 313, 349
Burial of the Dead, 44, 223, 238
240, 262,
387
Call, the divine, 34, 324, 329, 350
Charitable Collections, 377
Charity, 90
Chaftifement, 107, 249, 273
CHRIST, His Blood meritorious, 102,
Communion, Holy,
Confeffion, 96, 98
122,
101,
Confirmation, 231
86 -197
105, 109
263, 303, 322
235, 258, 263,
339, 343, 35
Creation, 8386, 254
Crofs and Crown, 303, 343
LefTon of the, 127, 132, 273
Power of the, 125, 131
Our Refuge, 118, 123, 125
Courage, Chriftian, 221, 233
235, 255, 258,
18, 119,
282, 310, 343
123,125,128, 133,134,136,
*17> 348, 353, 357
Double Nature, 299

Interceffion, 356
Our Light, 300, 316, 393, 395
His Love, 105, 116, 121, 126, 127,
132, 133, 256, 274, 312, 321, 324,
335. 345, 351

108, no, in, 118, 128,
137, 257, 269, 284, 323, 328
The Shepherd, 327, 339, 382
His Sufferings, in, 113, 116, 119
121, 126128, 130, 133, 321, 353
Sympathy, 112, 256, 277, 324, 345
Triumphant, 163, 164, 166, 264, 296
Union with, 137, 263, 272, 315, 325,
329, 347, 348
Way, Truth, and Life, 263, 340
Chriftian's death, 223, 239, 262, 265, 392
Our Refuge,
Death, Hope in, 154, 238, 262

Preparation for, 70, 314
Of the Young, 387
154,265,296
140
140
Week
Ember Days, 224, 225
Epiphany, 73 81
25, 181
Evening,
Eafler, 141
Even, 138
before,
11
Fafling, 91,
92
General, 34, 8388, 90, 93112, 114 1 16,

118, 123, 125, 127, 128, 130137, J 54
156, 157, 160, 163, 164, 166, 170174,
222, 233
I7
235, 243
185, 213
6_
357,400,401,404
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
XX.
GOD
Condefcenfion of, 132,274,301,

306, 321, 324, 350
Faith in, 96, 1 1 8, 1 34, 1 37, 269,
275,277, 278, 328, 330
Gratitude to, 1 16, 126, 127, 132,
252, 348
Guide, 251, 280, 316, 339, 354
King, 38, 161, 163, 164, 166,
260, 267, 271, 279, 286, 296,
298, 311
Knowledge of, 292, 340, 345
HisLove,93, 11 1, 116, 123,126,
j>
>>
127,131133,274,307,312,
321, 335, 345, 348, 350
Love to, 121, 123, 126, 132,
tt
)>
Name
tt
tt
tt
if
(Chrift),
171, 274, 315, 348, 351

of, 301, 306
Omnipotence, 85, 244,254,260,

285,298, 306, 344
Omnifcience, 276, 326, 338
Reft in, 93, 103, in, 114, 137,
26 3 33 6 34 2
Seeking, 93, 94, 96, 107, 114,
156, 278, 309
Unchangeable, 260, 310, 311,
331
Matrimony, Holy, 236, 237

Mercy, Seeking for, 96, 98
no, 114, 115, 293
Millions, 78, 316, 371
376
Morning, 1
10, 181, 283
100,
105, 108,
Name
of Jefus, 65
6j y 264, 272, 288, 290
Year, 68
72, 331
Ordination, 224 227
New
Palm Sunday, 117, 118
116
113
Tide, 129137, 273, 321, 323, 330,

343, 3+8, 357
Week, 117
140
Patience, 96, 282, 308, 314
Perfeverance, 258, 275
Peflilence, 388, 389
Pilgrims, Chriftian, 16, 319, 349
Praife, 253, 259, 260, 266, 267, 285, 286,
288, 306, 307, 349, 402, 404
Prayer, 101, 291, 352, 394
Private Ufe, 223, 262, 390
395
Paflion
ProcefTional,
398
403
Providence, 85, 251, 252, 270, 275, 276, 280,
339
Hallelujah Sequence, 355
Harveit, 155, 358364
Heaven, 160, 214, 245, 248, 302, 304, 305,

3*3> 319
Hofanna, 261
Humiliation, 98, 100, 105, 108, 115, 133,284,
Public Worfhip, 246, 259, 281, 337, 400, 401

Clofeof, 332
Purification, Feaft of the, 199
Purity, 317
Quinquagefima, 89, 90, 273
2 94> 3 2 7
357
Humility, 103, 385
Refignation, 250, 295, 308, 314, 390
Innocents' Day, 63
Riches,
Retirement, 291
Contempt
of,
Rogation Days, 155
209
157
Judgment, 3549, 104, 318

Saint
Labor and Reft, 70, III, 162, 213, 245, 303,

3 + i, 34 6
Lent, 91
112, 291, 352, 353, 356
Litany, 106, 156, 157, 279, 396, 397
tt
Martyrs, 213, 216, 217, 221, 223, 245, 248,

282, 305
Andrew, 34, 343, 350

Barnabas, 90, 204, 273
Bartholomew, 103, 208
James, 207, 325
John Baptilt, 42, 46, 205, 312
Evangclift, 62, 131, 32S
tt
Luke,
Mark, 95, 202, 258, 343
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
SPIRIT,
Saint Matthew, 209, 291

Matthias, 200
XXI.
HOLY,
His
Office, 170,
172174,
176, 247
Michael, 13, 17, 210

Paul, Converfion of, 198
Peter, 95, 206, 277, 310, 327
Philip and James, 203, 263, 340
Simon and Jude, 212, 316
Stephen, 61, 223, 262, 330
Sunday, 26
33
Comforter, 109, 175, 334

Quickener, 171, 177
Temptation and Trial, 87, 95

Time, Lapfe of, 68, 70, 331
Transfiguration, The, 243
Thomas, 50, 316

Sea, For thofe at, 241, 242
Trinity-tide, 31,
178185,
311, 334
Seed of the Word, 88

Self denial, 103, 343
Self-renunciation, 118, 127, 132, 269, 328,
Septuagefima, 83
86, 254
Week before, 82
Sexagefima, 87, 88, 95, 352

Sicknefs, 390, 391
Soul, Immortal, 43, 262, 336
Virgin (Bleffed),
357
Her
Affliction, 129, 130

Annunciation, 201
Purification,
Watchfulnefs, 43, 322, 341

Whitfuntide, 168
177, 247
WISDOM,
268
199
INDEX OF TUNES AND COMPOSERS.
* Compofed for
Hymn.
this
Work.
t Harmonized
Harmonized
II
Modified
by G. A. Macfarren.
by E. G. Monk.
by E. G. Monk.
Tune.
Metre.
Composer, or Source.
1
....
Morning Hymn
Melcombe
Splendor
StraP mich nicht
The Morning Light
Ach, Gott und Herr
7
8
As mounts on high
Waldeck
Come, my foul
9
ii
Evening Hymn
Sun of my foul
12
H
i*
Abide with
16
The
"7
18
Lord ever mew

Ere I fleep
9
20
Saviour breathe
Hear my prayer
21
Midnight
22
Nun
23
2+
Through
2 5
The
26
27
Dies Dominica
Hail, Sacred Day
28
Oldenburg
finking
me
faft
Hymn
the day
^Lutheran
*Hcnry Smart, 1867
||Rcv. J. Jowett, 1823
*Rcv. Sir F. A. G. Oufeley, 1867
*G. A. Hardacrc, 1867
Bamberg Hymn Book, 1732
Layriz
fRihel, 1573.
*G. A. Macfarren, 1870
Rev. J. B. Dykes, 1862
Trofeflbr W. Stcrndale Bennett, 1870
* Walter Macfarren, 1870
Rev. W. HavergaVs Old
(tLutheran.
Church Pfalmody
J
I
.
Anatolius
mcin kindclcin
radiant
....
St.
Chriftian's path
fchlaf
....
is
circa
foul
Weimar
The Sun
*3
Boyce.
Webbe,
my
Rife,
tS.
....
IO
W.
Ob. 1779
790
*Dr. R. P. Stewart, 1867
Ob. 1685
JJ. Rofenmuller.
*E. G. Monk, 1867
JHarmony founded on J. S. Bach.)
Ob. 1750
j
\
tAncient Melody. Printed 1 535
tLutheran
*E. G. Monk, 1870
*E. G. Monk, 1867
Thomas Tallis. Ob. 1585
*
*E. G. Monk, 1867
tMelchior Vulpius. Ob. circa 161 6
E. G. Monk, 1870
#
E. G. Monk, 1867
JDr.
Morn
.
...
L.
L.
L.
6 fevens.
886, 8S6.
L.
L.
L.
847, 847.
33>6.
8,
L.
L.
8 fevens.
64, 66.
'
tens.
86, 86, 88.

86, 86, 44, 8.
8, 33, 6.
87, 87.
87, 87.
L.
C.
87, 87, 777 6, 76, 88.
88, 84.
76, 7 6 > 7 6 > 7 6
86, 84.
4 fevens.
11

Hymn.
Tune.
On
29
3
33
Moravia
This Primal Day.
O Lord of Holy Reft
Old 137th
34
Jefus calls us
35
Hark
36
37
38
39
Zoheleth
Conditor Alme
Lo He comes
32
4
4i
Trumpet Voice
.
Luther's Hymn
St. David's
Ermuntre dich
Metre.
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
each return
XX111.
....
....
*E. G. Monk, 1870

Rev. J. Weft, circa 1 800
*W. H. Holmes, 1867
tDay's Pfalter, 1562
*E. G. Monk, 1865
Rev. W. Havergal, 1859
fAncient
......
JFirft printed in
87> 87, 4787, 87, 887.
1524
tRavenfcroft's Psalter,
[IJohann Schop, 1641
62
C.
6 eights.
Saxony
49
Buda
50
Lord, give us
*E. G.
5i
Bethlehem
52
New
53
54
Battifhill
55
56
Lufatia
Chriftmas
57
58
Hark
D.S.
6 fevens.
i|
87, 87, 47.
59
Frankfort
60
Briftol
61
Chief of Martyrs
62
Thy
....
....
....
.
L.
j
L.
Strathpeffer
64
Jefu
....
....
....
....
Redemptor
65
Durham
66
67
68
69
70
Jefus
Name
St.
Peter
St.
Mary's
Father, let
me
886, 886.

tjohn Reading. Ob. 1692
*G. A. Macfarren, 1870 .
John Battifhill. Ob. 1 801
tLutheran.
HavergaVs Old Ch. Ps.
HWurttemburg Gefangbuch, 1864
8 fevens.
dedicate
No. 53, Sarum Hymnal

Lawes
Irregular.
8336, 8336.
87, 87, 474 fevens.
D.C.
tOld Englifh
.
.
*E. G. Monk, 1867
C. Jofeph, 1 690. Havergal''s OldCh. Ps.
tRavenscroft's Pfalter, 162
.
E. G.
*E. G.
Monk, 1867
Monk, 1867
fevens.
||
dear Difciple
63
Monk, 1867
fevens.
L.
While Shepherds watched

what mean
87, 87, 77.
J.
Adefte fideles
All my heart
7i
87, 87, 887.

L.
48
87, 87.
87, 87.
Axminfter
Turk and Pope, or Spires
Day of Judgment.
miiffen fterben
D.C.
S.Bach's 371.
1685 1750
Henry Lawes.
Ob. 1662
("Lutheran. Before 1588. Havergafs
Old Ch. Ps
{
Lutheran, 1598. Dibdin
Menfchen
Old 25th
Day of Wrath
L.
L.
42
43
44
45
46
47
Alle
88, 88, 6.
S.
87, 87, 4.
87, 87.
C.
fevens.
L.
......
G. A. Macfarren, 1866
tAncient
S.
L.
tRavenfcroft's Pfalter, 1621
C.
*E. G. Monk, 1867

A. R. Reinagle, 1840
liPlayford's Pfalter,
1671
C.
*E. G. Monk, 1867 .

T. E. Aylward, 1868
Henry Lawes.
Ob. 1662
fevens.
C.
75 75> 75^ 75S.
.
;
fevens.
XXIV.
Hymn.
Harp, awake
73
74
75
Freylinghaufen
Zoan
.....
....
As with
gladnefs
....
....
....
Matthias
Ratifbon
St. Ityld
New
81
York
Epiphany
82
Alleluia dulce
83
84
Culbach
There is
85
St.
86
The Lord He gave the Word

Good Lord Who haft
87
88
carmen
Book
Matthew
....
....
....
....
....
.
Przetorius
89
Lo
90
92
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghoft

Chcfhire
Heinlein
93
Chichefler
9+
Abbey
95
96
97
98
99
100
IOI
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
1
10
fteals
In the
apace
Hour
Southwell
of Trial
St.
Bride
Windfor
There is
Sorlington
Sinner
Fountain
Dunbar
Werdc muntcr mcin Gemute
Saviour, when in Duft
Hear me, O God.
.
Mercy's Day
Ins Feld gch ziilc
Heal me, O my Saviour
Art thou weary
Filitz
Franchc Comptc
114
From
115
Dasaltcjahr
87, 87, 87, 87.

L.
the deeps
||
76, 76, 76, j6.

L.
6 fevens.
jjLutheran
*Herbert S. Irons, 1870

Jeremiah Clarke. Ob. 1707
{Werner's Choral Book, 1 8 1
H. E. Dibdin, 1851 .
tScotch Pfalter, 161 5.
E. H. Thorne, 1862 .
tMichael Haydn, 1800
{Lutheran
* Walter Maefarren, 1870 .
Ob. 1727
JDr. W. Croft.
*G. A. Maefarren, 1870 .
*G. A. Maefarren, 1867
.
tPrastorius, 1609
*E. G. Monk, 1867 .
*E. G. Monk, 1870
fRavenscroft's Pfalter, 1 621
Layriz
||M. Heinlein, 1677.
Ravenfcroft's Ps., 1621
tScotch Pfalter, 161 5
*E. G. Monk, 1867 .
IDcnham's Pfalter, 1558
R. Redhead, 1853
tRavcnfcroft's Pfalter, 162
fRavenfcroft's Pfalter, 1621
Dr. S. Howard. Ob. 1782
G. Kirby. Ravenfcroft's Ps. 162
#
E. G. Monk, 1867
L.
6 fevens.
fevens.
C.
11 10,
11 10.
87, 87, 87.

4 fevens.
C.
D.C.
66, 88,6, 4444, S
86, 886.
C.
c.
77> 75-
C.
fevens.
c.
C.
65, 6$, 65, 65.
S.
4 fevens.
D.C.
....
....
....
....
....
Lamentation of
No. 47, Redhead.
Ludlow
*G. A. Maefarren, 1 867

Freylinghaufen, 1704
J. A.
Rev. W. Havergal, 1859
.
Bavaria
St.
Metre.
Tune.
72
76
77
78
79
80
S.
S.
||
c.
c.
Thomas Campion, 1600
4 fevens.
tScotch Pfalter, 161 5

Johann Schop, 1641. Bach
*G. A. Maefarren, 1867
*G. A. Maefarren, 1867 .
Crugcr, 1653
J.
Layriz, Kirchcngcfangs, 1854
*G. F. Reynolds, 1867
C.
6 fevens.
||Dr.
8 fevens
77763 fevens.
*E G. Monk, 1869
85,83.
tMelody by Dr. F. Filitz, 1846

tGcncvan Pfalter, 1563
*Walter Maefarren, 1867
Crugcr, 1653
||J.
fours.
3 fevens.
65, 65.
L.
77> 77> 88
L.

Tune.
Hymn.
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
Lambeth
Ride on
*E. G.
on
Rock of Ages
Judea
Oh
is it naught
mourn, thou rigid Hone
Old 132nd
!
Go
....
Gethfemane
to dark
The Cross upraifed

Saulus urns Gefetz
Rockingham
O Haupt voll Blut
Stabat Mater
Old ill
We
ling the praife
Bur ford
Ave Maris
Egham
Hark
....
the voice
St. Philip
Martyrdom
....
....
....
.
Weeping
as they
Zurich
Day
Eafter
H3
Rochefter
144
Eafter
H5
Refurrection
Kiffengen .
146
147
148
149
George
is
here
Hymn
St.
quelled
Fulbert
150
Thankfgiving
151
He
is
152
153
154
155
156
157
St.
Dionyfius
The
....
....
Wolverhampton
Melbourne
Presburg
four
circa
18
L.
76, 76, 76, 76
887, 887.
D.C.
L.
C.
fixes.
s.
87, 87, 47.

fevens.
C.
notes
Book, 1767. Ldft\

offourth line altered
j
*E. G. Monk, 1870

Schop, 1 64
....
....
....
....
*Herbert S. Irons, 1868

JN. Hermann, 1560
JDay's Pfalter, 1562
tHenry Carey. Ob. 1743
*Rev.J. B. Dykes, 1870
fLutheran.
Maurice's Choral Harmony
Dr. Howard, 1770
*Walter Macfarren, 1867
.
Dr. H. J. Gauntlett
Rev. J. B. Dykes.
Hon. and Rev. \
.
j
J. Grey's Hymnal, i$66
\
*E. G. Monk, 1867
E. G. Monk, 1863.
Greys Hymnal
.
*Henry Smart, 1870
G. J. Elvey, 1840. Hackett's Pfalmif
E. H. Thome, 1862
fLutheran.
....
.
87, 87, 77.
7776 fevens.
Strife is o'er
Jefus lives
86, 86, 88.

L.
Hymn
rifen
87, 87.
6 fevens.
.....
Howard's 148th
The Lord hath
66, 66, 88.

C.
fLutheran
||Hugh Wilfon,
tj.
....
....
141
142
St.
go
L.
6 fevens.
C.
fModern German
f?Dr. Turner. Ob. 1744
*E. G. Monk, 1870 .'
139
140
L.
R. Redhead, 1853
Dr. W. Crotch. Hacketfs Pfalmist, 1 840
*E. G.Monk, 1867 .
Da/s Pfalter, 1562 {Reduced)
JGnadau's Choralbuch
*E. G. Monk, 1867
*E. G. Monk, 1867
B. Gefius, 1605
Ob. 1807
tDr. Edward Miller.
H. G. Hafller, 161 3. Harm, by Bach.
f Ancient Melody
f Henry Purcell. Ob. 1695
||Drefden
Drefdcn
6 eights.
Monk, 1867
Turnau
Metre.
R. King, 1695
ride
XXV,
fevens.
C.
L.
elevens.
77> 77> 874 fevens.
66, 66, 88.

886, 886.
C.
L.
87,87,77
87, 87, 47-
888,4.
78, 78, 4.
C.
77, 75-
6 fevens.
XXVI.
Hym:
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
Tune.
Bethlehem
Liibeck
Jam
St.
Lucis
Paul
Gopsal
Caithnefs
New
Wincheller
Hark
ten thoufand
Anne
Bifhop.
169
Eppendorf
170
Narenza
171
Tallis'
172
Buckland
173
Vcni Creator
*74
175
176
177
178
179
180
O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort
Olmiitz
fevens.
L.
L.
D.S.
66, 66, 88.
fScotch Pfalter, 161 5

Ob. 1776
tj. Kent.
*E. G. Monk, 1870
fDr. W. Croft. Ob. 1727
fC.P.E. Bach, 1714 ijSZ. Haver- \
gal's Old Church Pfalmody
{
J
fLutheran.
Cologne Hymn Bock
Thomas Tallis. Ob. 1585
Rev. L. G. Hayne, 1863
fDr. R. P. Stewart. C hope's Hymn and)
Tune-Book, 1863
J. Schop, 1 64
JLutheran
*G. A. Macfarrcn, 1867
fLutheran.
JNcandcr, circa 1650.
R. R. Rofs, 1851
C. P. E. Bach, 1714 1788
ILutheran.
Rev. L. G. Hayne, 1863
Henry Lawcs. Ob. 1662
1685
1750
J. S Bach's 371.
*E. G. Monk, 1867
Rev. William Jones.
Ob. 1799
.
Ob. 1737
fJeremiah Clarke. Ob. 1707
fRev. P. Latrobe, circa 1850
G. F. Handel. Ob. 1759
||J.
See the Conqueror

St.
Wefley.
Ob. circa 1815
fLutheran, 1704
S.
Fairfield
Metre.
C.
L.
87> 87, 77 .
87, 87, 87, 87.
C.
L.
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
Ordinal
Come, Thou Holy

Suabia
Spirit
Unfer Herrfcher
St. Peter's
Manchcfler
Weimar New
Dantzic
Trinity
Nicaca
Whitehall
of
Mach's mit mir
Lamb
God
Nayland, or
Arundel
Panis Vivus
St. Laurence
St.
Stephen
....
Name
192
In the
St. Auflcl
194
195
Warcham
Dumfermline
196
Ezckiel
'97
Wcflex
Wcbbc,
1790.
Dykes, 1870
E. H. Thome, 1862
Arrangedfor this
f f Ancient Melody.
work
'G. A. Macfarrcn, 1870
Arthur Henry Brown, 186
S.
*Rcv.
J.
circa
B.
.....
193
Adoro Tc
....
....
....
||
;::
fW. Knapp.
Ob. 1768
S.
c.
fevens.
4
L.
6 eights.
86, 84.
775, 775S.
87, 87.
66, 66, 88.
L.
77, 75-
888.
Irregular.
L.
L.
fevens.
L.
77788, 84.
tens.
87, 87.
L.
f Raven fcroft's Pfalter, 162 1

f Schneider's Handbuch, 1829. Dibden's Standard Ps. and Tune-Book
\
Temple Book
E.J. Hopkins, 1867.
87, 87, 77-
C.
C.
86, 86, 88.

Hymn.
I98
I99
200
201
202
203
204
'Gainft what foemen

Das wait Gott
Within a chamber
*E. G. Monk, 1867.

Bach's 371, 1685
J. S.
Hail highly favored

Throned above
The Father fhew us
O loving Saviour
*E. G.
*E. G. Monk, 1870
*E. G.
205
Old 148th
206
2C7
208
209
2IO
In weaknefs great
As James the Great
Beneath the fig-tree's
211
212
With me
Tea
and land
Norfolk
86, 86, 88.
886, 886.
Monk, 1870
Pfalter,
76, 76, 76, 76.

86, 886.
C.
1592
Playford's
1671
Pfalter,
*E.
G. Monk, 1870
Luke

*John Hullah, 1868
fDr. S. Howard, 1770
*E. G. Monk, 1867
*E. G. Monk, 1867
f*G. A. Macfarren, 1865. Steggall
Hymns for the Church of England '!
[
Dr. Steggall, 1849
Wood, 1762
J.
*W. H.Holmes, 1868
Supplement to New Verfion, 703
Arthur S. Sullivan, 1867.
Nisbet '}
J
Pfalms and Hymns
\
t
Barnby, 1868
J.
Wurttemberg 1
f IJ. G. C. Storl/1744
Gefangbuch
\
R. Redhead, 1853
Ob. circa 779Dr. W. Hayes.
||Day's Pfalter, 1562
.
213
How bleft the unity

Who are thefe
2I4
St.
Edmund
215
2l6
217
St.
Giles
Palms of glory
St. John
218
St.
....
Luke new
66, 66, 44, 44,
is
Monk, 1867
87, 87, 47.

L.
I750

CEile's
Metre.
Tune.
Lo
XXV11.
tens.
86, 86, 886.
886, 886.
886, 886, 446.
L.
L.
887, 887.
87, 87, 778 fevens.
L.
4 fevens.
D.C.
C.
2I9
220
Streatham
221
Let our choir
222
Theuerster Immanuel
Hark
the found
55> 55> 6 5> 6 5

87, 87, 87, 87.
76, 76, 76, 76.
fevens.
fevens.
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
No. 143 Redhead

Magdalen College
Old 50th
Wells
Carlifle
Saviour,
Who Thy
Gloucefter
flock
Dibdin
Before 1740.
Dr. Steggall, 1849
L.
C.
87, 87.
c.
now Thy new-made

in Whofe
Germany
*E. G. Monk, 1870

tMelchior Frank. Ob. 1667
234
Onward, holy Champion

St. Theodulf
235
Soldiers of Chrift
236
St.
Z57
When
*Lady Thompfon, 1870

|jM. Tefchner, circa 1600
*E. G. Monk, 1867
f Rev. R. R. Chope. Chope's Congregational Hymn and Tune-Book, 1862
X
E. G. Monk, 1870
23O
Jefu,
23I
232
233
God,
Cecilia
faireft
Eve
87, 87, 47.
D.L.
886, 886.
D.S.
S.
65, 65, 65, 65.

76, 76, 76, 76.
s.
76, 76.
D.C.
XXV111.
Hymn
238
239
240
241
242
2 43
Tune.
O Death, thou art no more

Hereford New
*Sir F. A. G. Oufeley,
Betulius
From out
Mainz
The Lord
Dort
P falter, 1671
JSigifmund
Von
||Mainz Choralbuch
H.
S. Irons,
|jj.
my
*55
All Saints
pafture
G. C.
Storl,
261
Dortmund
Luxemburg
Dcathlcfs principle
264
St.
*E. G. Monk, 1870

Turle, 1863
Jeremiah Clarke. Ob. 1707.
J
monifed lyj. HuI/ab,l%W

*E. G. Monk, 1867 .
.
267
Hanover
life's a
made
'
Croft's 148 th
....
....
268
269
270
Jcfu,
271
(Ten Commandments,
Audi Ifracl
(
Criiger
Lover of my
King of earth
Bernard
Old Martyrs
Hark
foul
my
foul
Angels' Song
Canterbury
Mcribah
4
.
||Dr.
W.
Verjion,
1703
to
HGencvan
HLutheran
fevens.
C.
Nezv\
55, 55>^5, 65.
J
.....
Pfalter,
fevens.
L.
66, 66, 44, 44.

66, 66, 44, 44.
tjohann Criiger, 1640

#
E. G. Monk, 1867
E. G. Monk, 1867 .
fevens.
or)
L.
4
4
Har-\
...
Supplement
f||?Dr. Croft.
D.C.
55, 55, 65, 65.

88, 887.
4 fevens.
Ob. 1727
Croft.
fevens.
D.L.
St.
6 eights.
C.
J.
Magnus, or Nottingham
My
274
275
276
277
C.
L.
Sandringham
265
266
2 73
66, 66, 44, 44.
Bach's 371 {Derived from)
fevens.
IJRavenfcroft's Pfalter, 162
262
263
272
1703
J
IJHamburg Choral Book
Lutheran HavergaVs OldCh. Pfalmody
Dr. Gauntlett, 1848
|jDay's Pfalter, 1562
Univerfitv College
4
.
....
....
Old 1 ooth
Old 104th
Was Gott thut
Wurttemberg^
tAlifon's Pfalter, 1599

.
tj. C. Bach, 1680
||Supplement to New Verfion, 1703
( ?Dr. Croft.
Supplement to New Verjion
256
257
258
259
260
1744.
*E. G. Monk, 1867 .

tScotch Pfalter, 161
G. F. Handel. Ob. 1759.
*E. G. Monk, 1863 .'
.
Jerufalem on high
Culrofs
Winchefter Old
St. Leonard
Ob. 1745
Gefangbuchy 1864
Luke
1861
fW. Wheal.
251
252
253
2 54
68 1
.....
{Lutheran
Ach, wann werde
....
afcends
2 47
St.
Ob.
Birken.
Southwell
Bedford
66, 64.
C.
6 fevens.
L.
6 eights.
886, 886.
L.
C.
C.
Cannons
The Lord
1870
fPlayford's
the deep
New
Metre.
244
2 45
246
248
249
250
1561
76, 76, 16, 7 6.

8 fevens.
L.
L.
L.
||Scotch Pfalter, 161 5
C.
*Jamcs Lea Summers, 1862

Orlando Gibbons. Ob. 1625. {Reduced)
tEftc's Pfalter, 1592
Rev. W. Havergal
fevens.
L.
eights.
INDEX OF TUNES AND COMPOSERS,

Tune.
Bifhopthorpe
Lord of Mercy
St.
mich
folk' ich
.
....
Stuttgart
ergo
||S.
Webbe,
||Dr.
Oriel
77> 7587, 87, 47.

66, 66, 44, 44.
8336, 8336.
6 fevens.
C.
87, 87.
87, 87, 47.
1790
1562
circa
tDay's Pfalter,
tRaphael Courteville, 1680
Michael
James
Babylon Streams
St.
C.
and
Tune Book
tScotch Pfalter, 161
^Lutheran
St.
C hope's Hymn
G. Monk, 1862.
Dundee
Tantum
Jeremiah Clarke. Ob. 1707

Dr. Steggall, 1865
tLutheran. Arranged for this Work
Rev. W. H. Havergal
IJ. G. Ebeling, 1672
(E.
Ninian
Metre.
Coburg
Moriah
Warum
XXIX.
S.
c.
Thomas Campion, 1600
L.
tMichael Haydn, 1800

A. G. Oufeley. Maurice's Choral)
Harmony
1
.
j
R. Redhead, 1853
*George A. Hardacre, 1867
William Dorrell, 1840
Michael Wife.
Ob. 1687
tHenry Lavves. Ob. 1662
From Bacb, by Dr.\
(J. Criiger, 1653.
\ Gauntlett
*E. G. Monk, 1868
||Playford's Pfalter, 1671
Founded on Bach, 1685
1750
|?P.Nicolai, 1556
1608. Harmonized)
by Mendelsohn
X
Dr. Gauntlett, 1852
Alexander Ewing
tGenevan Pfalter, 1562
tj. Criiger, 1653
R. Minton Taylor, 1867
Sigillus, 1657
t Printed at Wittenberg, 1529
Ancient. Harmonized by Mendeljfohn
A. S. Sullivan, 1 867. Nijbefs Ps.
IMelchior Vulpius, circa 1609
jGeorge Neumarck. Ob. 1 681. Harmonized by Mendelffohn
\
tGoudimel, 1565
Lutheran.
Harmonized by Mendelsohn
tLutheran, circa 1720
87, 87, 87.
(Sir F.
Lovehill
No. 66 Redhead
Jefu, meek and gentle
.
Exeter
My God and Father

Congleton
.
Bridgewater
Freuet euch, ihr Chriften
Who
St.
is
this so
weak
Clement
Vom Himmel
hoch
Wachet auf ?
St.
Alphege
Ewing
Jerufalem the Golden
Old 113th
Nun danket
Eternal Beam
.
Ulm
....
.
Burg
Allein Gott in der Hoh
Formofa
Chriltus der ill mein Leben
Ein
fefte
Dir nab* ich mich ergeben
C.
&H
....
c.
65, 6^.
L.
88, 84.
tens.
6 eights.
8 fevens.
87, 87, 87, 87.
C.
L.
898, 898, 664, 88.

76, 76.
j6 } 76, 76, 76.

76,76, 76, 76.
6 eights.
67, 67, 66, 66.
L.
fixes.
87, 87, 66, 66, 7.

87, 87, 887.
87, 87, 87, 87.
76, 76.
98, 98, 88.
Mayenne
O Jefu
Chrifte, wahres Licht
Franconia
8 fevens.
L
S.
XXX.
Hymn.
l8
Tune.
Playford
Moccas
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
319
320
St.
321
Ermebridge
322
Chriftian, feek not
323
3 24
Gibbons
325
326
327
328
329
330
33
33 2
333
334
335
33 6
337
338
339
34
34
1
342
343
344
Francis
Old 112th
Crifpin
St.
My
Ton, give
Braun
Old
1 ft
me
thine heart
Ben Rhydding
London New,
IJGanther
*Dr. Steggall, 1868

J. S.
Newton
||
35 1
35 2
Amplius
Lamb
Lincoln
When wounded
Latrobc
jLct us
\
all
in
fore
Hallelujah Sequence
35 6
Chcftcr Gate
357
358
359
Hereford
Eatington
No. 54 Wurttcmburg
Macfarren, 1870
tRcv. C. Latrobc, 1795
iing\
64, 64, 664.

C.
6 eights.
88, 86.
S.
664, 66, 64.
D.C.
87, 87, 47.
87, 87, 87, 87.
87, 87, 47.
886, 886.
S.
C.
L.
76, 76.
88, 83.
L.
87, 87, 47.
884, 88, 84.

6 fevens.
65* 6 5> 6 5 6 5-
664, 664.
4 fevens.
86, 86, 44, 44.
6 eights.
C.
c.
87, 87, 44, 7.
....
L.
C.
tRavcnfcroft's Pfalter, 1621
Walter
4 fevens.
S.
66, 66, 44, 44.

77> 75-
S.
4 fevens.
....
chorus
....
....
....
....
....
....
bleft
5. Playford'sPs.i6~i
?C. Green, circa 1700
Innocents
Thy Saviour ftandeth
Orlando Gibbons. Ob. 1625

*Sir F. A. G. Oufelev, 1867
jRev. J. B. Dykes. Cbopfs H. and TA
Book, 1862
.}
{
*E. G. Monk, 1870
Henry Smart, 1869
* Henry Smart, 1870
*Rev. Sir F. A. G. Oufeley, 1870
T. E. Aylward, 1868
*Ladv Thompfon, 1870
t
*E. G. Monk, 1870
*Rcv.J. B. Dykes, 1870
No. 165 Sarum Hymnal
O Thou
....
Arthur Henry Brown, 1868
is
If thou wouldcft
1685 1750
fScotchPfalter,i6i
Take up thy crofs

No. 290 Sarum Hymnal
there
Bach's 371.
L.
.....
A. R. Reinagle
or
J.
....
....
Aelrcd
on Alifon's Harmony
H.Walker, i860
Kent, or Devonshire
St. Finbar
St. Matthias
Ye Servants of the Lord
St.
....
....
One
355
Lord, difmifs us
St. Hilary
Holy Father
In alien meinen Thatcn
345
34 6
347
348
349
35o
353
354
....
....
....
IJPlayford's Pfalter, 1671

A. R. Reinagle
C. Latrobe, 1795
Henry Lawes. Ob. 1662
*E. G. Monk, 1868
Orlando Gibbons, Ob. 1625
*E. G. Monk, 1867
* Henry Smart, 1868
Raven fcrofrs Pfalter, 162
tLutheran, 1540
G. J Elvey. Thome's Pfalms and Hymns
*E. G. Monk, 1870
||From Braun, 1675
|||Ravenscroft's Pfalter, 162 1. Founded)
Behold a Stranger
Nearer, my God
Salifbury
Metre.
R. Barnctt, 1853
t
Ob. 1 727
fDr. William Croft.
{Reduced from Wurttemburg Book, 1 864
n,
7, 11.
88, 86.
C.
C.
4 fevens.
INfrEX OF
Hymn.
Tune.
360
Tuam
361
362
363
3 64
St.
Windfor
Harveft Praife
God the Father,Whofe creation

Nuneham
.....
.....
366
tjohn Stanley
367
Halle
Schneider's Choralbuch, 1829
368
369
Vienna
Darmftadt
37o
Chrift
37i
Thou Whofe Almighty Word
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
Ceylon
Spirit of the living
Leo
St.
Strattner
George
St.
Silcher
New
.....
Lea
Lord, this day

is our Shepherd
....
....
Jefus
Munich
Thou,
Who
Faith
St.
throned
Jefu, high in glory
Remember
It is the
thy Creator
....
39 2
393
Lift not thou
394
395
Pancras
Lead kindly light
St.
Raphael
(Jefu, Child of mortal throes!
39 6
St.
397
(
PaJJion Litany
Peterborough
With gladfome feet
Cooke
401
402
403
We
404
Call to Praife
love
To God
Awake
Thy
the
87, 87, 87, 87.

fevens.
temple
Lord
Awake
fevens.
fevens.
fevens.
65, 65, 65, 65.
87, 87.
87, 87, 47-
fevens.
65,65.
C.
L.
4 fevens.
86, 86, 88.
")
L.
J
78, 78, 88, 88.
*E. G. Monk, 1868
66, 66, 88.

S.
C.
4
4
fevens.
L.
....
Ob., 1827.
Op. 132.
*E. G. Monk, 1868
tGoudimel. Day's Pfalter, 1562
Battimill.
Ob. 1801
J. Barnby, 1868
E. J. Hopkins, 1863.
Tempi: Book
'
87, 87, 87.
fevens.
664, 66, 64.

j6, y6, j6, 76.
4
L.
L.
L.
87, 87, 87.
8 fevens.
66, 66, 64.

87, 87, 87.
6 eights.
5 tens.
L.
10,4, 10,4, 10, IO.

.
87, 87, 87.
77> 77, 37-
....
400
||Wurttemburg Gcfangbuch, 1864

IJDarmftadt Cantional, 1687
*G. J. Elvey, 1868
Samuel Reay, 1862
*A. H. Brown, 1868
|]Strattner, 1691
Samuel Reay, 1862
Dr. Gauntlett, 1848
F. Silcher, circa 1780
jjChope's Hymn and Tune Book
J. Lea Summers, 1862
*George A. Hardacre, 1867
*E. G. Monk, 1870
UKatholifches Gefangbuch, 1868
t
*G. A. Macfarren, 1870 .
*E. G. Monk, 1870
*Rev. Sir F. A. G. Oufelev, 1867
*Rev. R. Corbet Singleton, 1867
f tMelody of Chorale by Beethoven.
.
Song of Gratitude
Old 124th
IJLutheran.
Lord
Walking on the winged wind

Lord in mine agony
398
399
Columba
St.
38i
God
Bickleigh
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
39
39
laid
is
Metre.
#
H. D. Staniftreet, Mus. E., Oxon., 1 868
G. J. Elvey
Rev. Sir F. A. G. Oufeley, 1858
*Henry Smart, 1870.
*Henry Baker. Mus. B. Oxon, 1868.
Herr Jefu (Thrift

Montgomery, or St. Andrew's
365
XXXI.
....
....
....
....
....
....
...
....
....
George's,
TUNES AND COMPOSERS.
William Henry Monk, 1863

Ob. 1793
||Dr. Benjamin Cooke.
*E. G. Monk, 1870
J. Barnby, 1868
*Rev. J. B. Dykes, 1870
*E. G. Monk, 1867
S.
66, 84, 66, 84.
....
.
fixes.
S.
446, 446.
C.
10, 4,66, 66, 10
4-
INDEX OF NAMES OF TUNES.
Hymn.
TuNK.
Abbey
Ach Gott und Herr

Ach warm vverde
94
Tune.
Chefhire Chester Gate
Chichefter
Chrillus der ill
Hymn.
.
356
93
3i3
280
247
Adefte Fidcles
52
Adoro Te-
191
Coburg
3 11
37
82
Conditor Alme
Congleton
296
400
266
268
Allcin Gott in der Hoh

Alleluia dulce carmen -
mein Leben
Alle Menfchen mlifTen flerben

All Saints
42
Cooke
2 55
Croft's 148 th
Amplius Angels' Song

Arundel Audi Ifracl
35i
Criiger
Culbach
83
275
188
271
249
133
Dantzic
Darmftadt
Das alte Jahr
Das wait Gott Devonshire
Dir hab' ich mich ergeben
Dort
Ave maris
Axminfter
45
289
54
75
246
336
Babylon Streams
Battifhill
Bavaria
Ben Rhydding
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Bedford
New
158
5
Culrofs
Dortmund
Drefden Dumfermline
Dunbar
Dundee
181
3 69
115
199
338
314
244
256
138
195
104
Bctulius
240
Bicklcigh
37 6
Bifhopthorpe
Durham
Braun
Briftol
278
33o
60
Bridgewatcr
Buckland -
297
Eatington
172
Egham
Buda
49
Burford
132
Burg
Epiphany Eppcndorf
Ermebridge
Ermuntre dich
Evening Hymn
169
321
41
Ewing
Exeter
34
294
Caithncfs -
Cannons
Canterbury
Carlifle
Ceylon
164
250
276
227
372
Eaflcr
Ein
Hymn
fcftc
284
65
144
358
134
310
81
JNDEX OF NAMES OF TUNES.
XXX111.
Tuni.
Ezekiel
YMN.
Tu NE.
I96
Luxemburg
Fairfield
l62
Mach's mit mil

Magdalen College
12
Filitz
Franche Compte
Franconia -
317
Frankfort Freuet euch

Freylinghaufen
Formofa
113
59
298
-
Germany
73
312
Gloucefter
232
323
229
Gopfal
163
Gibbons
Halle
Hanover
Heinlein
Hereford
Hereford
New
Herr Jefu Chrift

Howard's 148 th
In alien
meinen Thaten
367
267
92
357
2 39
365
H7
Ins Feld geh zale
335
349
109
Jam
160
Innocents
lucis -
Jefu Redemptor
Judea
Kent
KifTengen
6+
119
338
146
Mainz
Martyrdom
Mayenne Melbourne
Melcombe
Lamentation of a finner
Latrobe -
116
98
354
21
Montgomery
Moravia
Hymn
Narenza
Nayland
Newton
383
183
Nottingham
Nun
210
264
37
3 64
Nicaea
Norfolk
danket
Nuneham
Nun
fchlaf
mein kindelein
337
O Ewigkeit du Donnerwort
O Haupt voll Blut O Jefu Chrifte wahres Licht
174
128
316
28
Oldenburg
Old Martyrs
273
Olmiitz
*7S
130
ill
25th
50th
,
,
81ft
Luther's
Morning Hymr
Munich -
337
39
366
3
156
35 2
Ludlow
Lufatia
137
3
Lincoln
*S9
99
55
39
Hymn
291
380
_
_
277
7i
Lovehill
Liibeck
224
242
New
185
Lawes
Lea
London
Meribah
Midnight
Moccas
Old
Lambeth
Hymn257
ooth
104th
112th
113th
124th
132nd
137th
148th
d riel
43
225
331
2 59
260
327
306
393
122
33
205
290
XXXIV.
YMN.
T(JNE.
Panis Vivus
I89
Peterborough
398
318
88
Playford
Praetorius
Prefburg
Ratifbon
157
78
Tune.
Saint Michael
Ninian
Pancras
Paul
Peter
Peter's,
Raphael
Stephen
Theodulf
127
Saint Aelred
342
303
24
366
168
Salifbury
193
Sorlington
272
100
236
300
379
328
40
Southwell
Southwell
New
Spires
Andrew
Anne
Auftel
Bernard
Bride
Cecilia
Clement
Columba
394
Philip
Rockingham
Mancheller
H3
Anato'lius
Hymn
287
283
161
Rochefter
Alphege
Silcher
152
Streatham
Edmund
214
Stuttgart
385
Suabia
339
320
Tallis'
Ordinal
149
142
Tantum ergo
Ten Commandments
377
361
215
Thankfgiving
Theueriter lmmanucl
Trinity
333
Turnau Turk and Pope
George's Windfor
Giles
Hilary
Ityld
79
288
217
190
374
253
254
218
264
68
James
John
Laurence Leo
Leonard Luke
Luke New
Magnus
Mary's
Matthew
85
Matthias
Matthias
34
77
New
4
63
Strathpeffer
New
245
46
129
Stabat Mater
Straf mich nicht
George
George
126
48
378
103
96
Saulus urns Gefetz
Dionyfius
234
326
263
Sandringham
Crifpin
David's
Faith
Finbar
Francis
Fulbert
39 6
187
Saxony
Strattner
67
179
136
375
219
285
177
171
286
-
271
150
222
182
123
46
Ulm
Univcrfity College
309
258
Unfer Herrfchcr
178
Vcni Creator
Vienna -
'73
368
Vom Himmcl
hoch
301
Wachct auf
Waldcck -
302
Warcham
194

Hymn.
282
261
Tune.
Warum
folk'
Was Gott
kh mich
thut
Weimar Weimar New

Wells
....
Werde munter mein Gemiite

Weffex
Whitehall
Winchelter Old
13
Tune
Winchefler
New
Windfor Wolverhampton
180
226
York
105
I97
Zoan
184
252
Zoheleth
Zurich
XXXV.
Hymn.
165
IOI
*5S
80
74
36
140
INDEX OF INTERCHANGEABLE TUNES.
Long Measure.
2
46
127
Tune.
Double Common.
Hymn.
Tune.
with
226, 256
j>
294,318
Hymn.
Tune.
33
85
with
33
217
194
217
85
331
33
165
271
301
I8 5
244, 366
l6l
>>
27I
275
366
39+
>
272, 308
l6l
367
>>
160,365
169
Common.
40
60
288,337
65
68
300,358
93
122, 229
2 39
132
142
168
2 73
276
284
288
300
326
337
34
352
358
3
134
158
170
177
232
287
3i7
286
377
if
158, 287
317, 377
3> 287
*3
>y
*77> 232
170, 232
298
315
>y
170, 177
134, 377
*34> 3*7
30, 158
>>
142,252
93
6 Sevens.
101
68,273
4>337
65,358
340
288
326
276
65, 300
284,
40,
284,
60,
78
>
242
"59
222
74
>>
327
3 27
277
224
5>
335
335
>y
224
53
57
359
368
385
886, 886.
>
53,359
385
56
368
83,359
>y
323
222
yy
103
83> 2 53
76, 76, 76, 76.
74
268
66, 66, 44, 44.
87, 87.
59
178
285
378
i59>375
142, 168
68, 249
60, 352
326, 340
4
78
56
83
103
"74
242
277
13* 3i5
i3 2 9 8
28
6 Eights.
168,252
298, 315
>
4 Sevens.
225
162
93,229
1
55
5)
8 Sevens.
Double Short.
162
225
3 69
286
55
2 49> 2 73
132
with
87, 87, 47.
276, 352
101
122
229
239
249
252
290
Short Measure.
127
194
2IO
Hymn.
87, 87, 87.
i7, 285
59 285
59
?
205
281
321
>t
j>
321
321
281
TABLE OF HYMNS
FOR THE SUNDAYS AND CERTAIN OF THE FAST DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
When
the
may
reference
illuftrative
Sunday
Hymns
are unfuitable for Divine Service during the
be made to the Index of Subjects, which alfo
The prefent Table
of the 2nd Leflbns.
Advent, ift Sunday in

2nd
,>
3 fd
4 th
Circumcifion
Epiphany
....
....
yy
1 ft Sunday
2nd
6
27
Sunday
2nd
3 fd
4 th yy
5 tn
I ft
after
after
40 3
7S
76
3i5
310
3i
83
87
89
92
9i
294
352
54
316
66
37
9i
...
before Eafter
5i
356
bafed in part upon the
113
32
100
108
114
"7
119
120
121
122
52
58
3"
69
77
77
35o
281
342
329
344
84
95
following,
322
47
36
39
41
48
43
38
299
49
279
60
59
251
67
347
68
46
282
57
44 Pu
40
53
5S
56
260
288
250
65
37 6
73
79
328
305
74
3i7
324
268
3"
2
59
82
369
88
312
*7S
219
85
74
78
103
245
34
267
234
86
269
273
97
302
104
57
332
354
271
183
82
355
283
112
in
21
"5
116
33o
137
102
343
103
"7
345
118
112
132
277
136
357
348
114
"34
397
195
131
348
196
121
i35
11
254
298
335
98
94
210
IOI
119
120
290
349
323
96
97
107
25
16
81
35 6
105
245
56
81
no
133
109
101
258
262
80
261
93
99
352
396
92
98
348
76
255
89
397
397
95
106
90
Hymns,
New Le&ionary.
Evening.
45
88
42 44 Pu
3i8
326
333
322
118
3i
Sunday in
2nd
3 fd
4 th
Paffion Sunday
Palm
Tuefday
Wednesday
Thurfday
4
64
1 ft
Monday
33
32
....
AfhWednefday
Quinquagefima
Lent,
3i
,,
Sunday before Septuagefima

Septuagefima
Sexagefima
35
37
week
be confulted for
Morning.
Sunday.
Chriftmas
is
may
37
23
14
20
15
H
22
133
295
353
299
TA BLE O F HYMNS.
XXXV111.
Morning.
Sunday.
Good
Friday
Eafter
Even
Eafter
Day
Monday
124
.
Tuefday
lit Sunday
2nd
3 rd
4th
>
146
after
149
382
300
5th
Ascenfion Day
>
Sunday a fter
Whit Sunday
Monday
Tucfday
Trinity Sunday
ill Sunday after
2nd
3 rd
4 th
5 th
6th
7 th
8 th
9 th
ioth
1I[ h
,,
n
12th
13th
14th
I5th
1 6th
17th
1 8th
19th
20th
,,
,,
2lft
22nd
,,
,,
.,
>
23 rd
24th
25th
26lh
27th
,,
,,
10
90
127
140
H3
149
149
150
273
297
258
329
158
160
168
170
90
3i
178
28
345
269
103
325
26
28
29
284
I
12
283
275
9
10
234
94
173
3i
328
96
'34
128
323
I44
150
150
151
327
3H
2 7S
247
270
255
169
74
235
162
182
171
109
184
180
2 74
310
292
287
250
308
"75
323
261
94
295
35o
316
258
297
367
234
347
265
245
26
2
33
103
342
126
4'
290
102
265
339
246
175
4
30
153
173
127
27
265
165
162
105
10
6
141
151
151
152
251
256
310
212
87
170
382
87
H7
S9
90
7
2
125
139
161
95
10
129
265
175
335
164
33o
249
148
313
2 45
277
30
Evi KING.
181
276
327
303
285
216
336
271
269
304
356
34 6
246
107
270
253
337
343
400
404
310
271
*75
179
310
280
257
293
289
100
172
170
235
309
126
138
142
152
152
153
263
252
272
274
166
163
177
172
261
185
311
252
278
282
301
392
369
291
118
351
167
306
320
282
324
34i
325
286
329
263
370
84
323
289
290
280
172
100
288
329
247
35i
168
3ii
337
325
118
349
176
244
32S
264
304
35
43
312
2 43
261
I23
130
124
16
H5
148
296
154
154
296
18
12
244
253
220
264
167
271
176
21
167
90
247
3*9
183
334
354
266
404
286
262
37
217
2 55
24
17
l
9
21
248
15
13
95
307
33i
321
20
337
338
344
260
13
12
244
259
264
266
267
285
355
179
183
306
333
35
23
17
15
4
21
24
23
265
17
1
19
18
127
181
40
AWAKE, MY SOUL, AND WITH THE SUN.

No.
ifttormng.
f Awake, my
Thy
foul,
/All
and with the fun
daily ftage of duty run
Who
Thee,
praife to
And
haft refrefhed
me
fafe haft kept,
whilft I ilept!
Shake off dull floth, and joyful

To pay thy morning facrifice.
Lord, when
wake
Grant,
rife
may of endlefs
from death
light partake
fhali
II.
V.
m/Thy
precious time mis-fpent redeem

Each prefent day thy laft efteem ;
my vows to Thee renew

my fins as morning dew
Guard my flrft fprings of thought and will,
And with Thyfelf my fpirit
P Lord, I
Difperfe
Improve thy talent with due care

For the great Day thyfelf prepare.
fill.
III.
In converfation be fincere
VI.
;
Keep confcience as the noon-day clear

Think how all-feeing God thy ways,
And
all
Direct, control, fuggeft, this day

All I defign, or do, or fay ;
That
thy fecret thoughts furveys.
In
all
Thy
my
fole
powers, with all their might,

glory may unite.
VII.
/Praife God, from
Whom
all
bleftings flow;
Praife
Him,
Praife
Him
Praife
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
all
creatures here below
above, ye heavenly hoft
OH TIMELY HAPPY, TIMELY
WISE.
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I.
w/Oh
timely happy, timely wife,

Hearts that with rifing morn arife
New
mercies each returning day,

us while we pray ;
Hover around
New perils paft, new fins forgiven,

New thoughts of God, new hopes of Heaven.
beam celeftial view,

Which evermore makes all things new
Eyes
that the
IV.
II.
New
every morning
is
If on our daily courfe our
the love
mind
Be fet to hallow all we find,

Our wakening and uprifing prove,
Through fleep and darknefs fafely brought, New treafures ftill, of countlefs
Reftored to
life,
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and power, and thought.
will
provide for
V.
p Only,
Lord,
in
Thy
dear love,
Fit us for perfect reft above
And help us, this and every day,

To live more nearly as we pray
facrifice.
price,
O SPLENDOR OF THE FATHER'S MIGHT.

Splendor Paterna gloria.
No.
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IV.
I.
/O
splendor of the Father's might,

called forth the light from Light
Eternal Fount of every ray
Vouchfafe us ftrength to act aright

Confound the Tempter's jealous fpite
O fanctify each bleeding woe,
Day-ftar that giveft light to day
And
Who
grace to perfevere beftow.
II.
True Sun of Righteoufnefs,
arife
mf Our
fouls direct, that they
may
reign
In holy bodies, free from ftain

May Faith a living flame appear,
From bane of falfehood ever clear.
Shine in us, Radiance from the Ikies

Infufe the Holy Spirit's beam,
On every fenfe to fried a gleam.
VI.
III.
p Almighty Father, throned above
Thou Father of eternal love

Great God of grace, O help our prayers,
And banifh fin with all its fnares.
!
cres.
So pafs in fober joy the day,

Sweet Modefty the dawning ray
/May
The
Faith meridian brightnefs (how,

foul a twilight never know
!
WHOSE GLORY
CHRIST,
THE
FILLS
SKIES.
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Unaccompanied by Thee
the ikies,
Joylefs
is
the day's return,
Thy
Till
mercy's beams
my
Glad
heart appear!
eyes,
and
III.
w/Vifit then this foul of mine,

Pierce the gloom of fin and grief!
cres. Fill
me, Radiancy divine:
Scatter
all
I fee
Till they inward light impart,
in
J^
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Christ, the true, the only Light,

Sun of Righteoufnefs, arife,
Triumph o'er the mades of night
Day-fpring from on high, be near
Day-ftar,
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my
unbelief!
More and more Thyfelf
difplay,
Shining to the perfect day
warm my
heart.
THE MORNING LIGHT HATH SHED
ITS BEAMS.
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meet the ray
Rife, Chriftian
#7/~And while it pours its golden fire,
Oh, let it golden thoughts infpire
Up, Chriftian, hail the day
SS
cres.
^ H
Shake off the lingering mould of night

Put on the armour of the light
Renounce a languid eafe

w/*Apparel thee in holy drefs,
To warm
f Thy
To
/ Full
humbly Christ adore
and
thy leading
light thee
from
weary head,
pray a Saviour's richeft love

May drop in radiance from above,
pp To gild thy dying bed.
afar,
brightnefs evermore.
a fpot
of bane,
thy confcience, warn the ftain

In Christ's all-precious blood ;
foil
ftrengthened by His cordial Grace,

foul's diurnal race,
Suftained by faintly food.
Then when the day draws near the

And tells thee of approaching reft,
ftar,
EiTay thy
garb of Jesu's Righteoufnefs

p Then fall upon thy knees.
eafe thy
r-
p If night hath dropped
The
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IS
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cres.
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Nor mortal, nor immortal foes,
mine eye, look up, and view

the daylight mines on me;
And as the morning doth renew,
Mark how renewed God's mercies be.
forth,
How bright
Had power
But
fafe
fears,
to take us in their fnares,
we
flept,
and
safe arofe.
IV.
II.
Behold the fplendors of the day

Difperfe the fhadows of the night
and hand, and voice, accord

Let
This day to magnify Thy name;
heart,
let us every day, O Lord

Continue to perform the fame.
And
they, who late in darknefs lay,

Have now the comforts of the light.
And
V.
p So when
that morning doth appear,

In which Thou malt all flefh deftroy,
mail not be awaked with fear,
We
cres.
But
rife
and meet
Thy Son
with joy.
AS
MOUNTS ON HIGH THE ORB OF DAY.

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lucis or to Jidere.
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ever pure
May finful folly ne'er allure

And let the flefh, with pride
pray,
ill,
By temperance be
fulfil.
inflamed,
gently tamed
IV.
II.
p The tongue of licenfe may He curb,

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His trading favor fcreen the fight,
Left it mould drink of vain delight.
mf That when the daylight difappears,

And night again her made uprears,
Our
/To God
the
Father
To God
the
Son
With Both
From
the
fouls preferved
To God mav
lift
give the praife,
the fame upraife
Comforter
adore,
age to age, for evermore.
from worldly
ftain,
the thankful ftrain.
O GOD OF MORNING, AT WHOSE VOICE

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cheerful fun
Whose
makes
hafte to rife,
through the
fkies
To
follow every wandering
Th' appointed
:s
ftar.
V.
are clean and pure,
Enlight'ning our beclouded eyes ;
Thy threat'nings just, Thy promife fure ;
Thy Gofpel makes the fimple wise.
the Eaft
begins
VI.
III.
may
t=t
mf Lord, Thy commands
Without or wearinefs or reft,

Around the earth he flics and mines
like the fun
3ic
II.
zi 1
mall rove, and lofe the race,

If God, my Sun, mail difappear,
And leave me in this world's wild maze,
p But
voice
rejoice
From faireft chambers of

The circuit of his race
mf Oh
IV.
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And then
I fulfil
duties of the day
With ready mind, and active will,

March on, and keep my heav'nly way
All
!
my
Are
me for my guide,
receive me to Thy blifs
give
and hopes befide

and cold compared with
defires
faint
this.
MY
COME,
SOUL,
THOU MUST
Seek, du mufft munter werden.
ifBtormng.
mf Come, my
thou mull be waking!

breaking
O'er the earth another day
foul,
Now
is
to
Him,
Who
made
this fplendor,
He thy ways
He unfoldeth
p Think
mf Every
fault that lurks
And
difcover,
difcern each deed of
hail the light returning
Ready burning
Be the incenfe of thy powers
p For the night is fafely ended
God
With His
mf Fettered
When
/"But that
All our powers,
cres.Time,
my
To
When
profper ever
Each endeavor,
p May'fl thou then, on
good and true
He may ever thwart

And convert thee,
thou
veering,
the gulf of death a prey.
VI.
He may
is
borne away :
thy fhip is fleering,
brief, are
foul,
Onward
hath tended
care thy helplefs hours.
thine aim
to the fleeting hours,
Vain and
III.
/#/"Pray that
fin.
V.
II.
f Gladly
within
of fhame glofsed over
ftain
Can
See thou render

All thy feeble flrength can pay.
beholdeth,
that
Every
yCome
BE WAKING.
thee,
evil would'ft purfue.
cres.
life's lafl
morrow,
Free from forrow,

Pafs away in flumber fweet
And releafed from death's dark fadnefs,
Rife in gladnefs,
/"That
far brighter
Sun
to greet
MY
RISE,
SOUL,
ADORE THY MAKER.
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/Rise,
my
foul,
Angels
adore thy
Maker
O Lord
Join thy lays
With them be
Jesus,
Pray for
praife
Till I fee
Thee
partaker.
in Salem's city.
V.
IT.
p Father, Lord of every
Holy Ghost, by Jesus given,

Be my Guide,
Lest my pride
Shut me out of heaven.
Spirit,
Thy light
Lead me right,
In
Through
my
Saviour's merit.
VI.
III.
mf Never
caft
me from Thy
Till
my
mf Thou
Presence
the night waft
With me
foul
my
flay
All the day,
Shall be full
Of Thy
God Almighty,
me
Ever
blefsed Effence.
VII.
/ Holy, holy, holy Giver
Of all
good,
Life and food,
ff Reign, adored for ever
my
Director.
Protector
&
L!!
! !
ALL PRAISE TO THEE, MY GOD THIS NIGHT.

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praife to Thee, my God, this night,

For all the bleflings of the light,
Keep me, O keep me, King of Kings,
Beneath Thine Own Almighty wings.
may my
And may
Sleep, that
To
ferve
foul
on Thee repofe,
my God when
vig'rous
make
awake
When
My
in the night I fleeplefs lie,
foul with heavenly thoughts fupply
Let no ill dreams difturb my reft,

No powers of darknefs me moleft
VI.
to live, that I
my
may
dread
bed
/Praife God, from Whom

Praife
Him,
all
all
bleflings flow,
creatures here below
body may
Praife
Him
Rife glorious at the awful Day.
Praife
Father, Son, and
die, that this vile
zi
may me more
III.
To
V.
p Forgive me, Lord, for Thy dear Son,

The ill that I this day have done
That with the world, myfelf, and Thee,
I, ere I fleep, at peace may be.
little as
fweet fleep mine eyelids clofe
II.
grave as
"CT
IV.
/ All
The
^T^
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31
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above, ye heavenly hort
Holy Ghost!
SUN OF MY SOUL, THOU SAVIOUR DEAR

Sbening.
mf Sun
It
of
my
foul,
Thou Saviour
dear,
not night if Thou be near

may no earth-born cloud arife
is
To
hide
Thee from Thy
p If fome poor wandering child of Thine

Have fpurned to-day the voice divine,
Now, Lord,
fervant's eyes.
dews of kindly
the foft
fleep,
My
wearied eyelids gently fteep,

Be my laft thought how fweet to
For ever on my Saviour's breaft.
reft
Watch by the
bide with
me from morn
For without Thee
Like
work begin
in fin.
fick
enrich the poor
infant's {lumbers,
boundlefs ftore;
to-night,
pure and
light.
VI.
till
eve,
cannot live
A bide with me when night is nigh,
For without Thee I dare not die.
I
down
With bleflings from Thy

Be every mourner's fleep
III.
mf
lie
V.
II.
When
the gracious
Let him no more
/Come
when we wake,
Ere through the world our way we take.
near and blefs us
Till in the ocean of
We
lofe ourfelves in
Thy
love
heaven above.
NOW THE
SHINING DAY
IS
PAST
JEbentng
wicked fiends from hence,

That they do me no defpite,
mf Chafe
Are with fhadows
Thee,
Lord, I pay
For the bleiTings of this day
Afking grace for every fin,
Whereby erred I have therein.
to
all
By deluding of the fenfe

Through the darknefs of
overcaft
the mantle of the night
Thanks
But,
Lord, from
Though
Sun hath
Nor
in darknefs let
the night
my foes
me inclofe,
And protect me in my fleep,
When myfelf I cannot keep.
IV.
now,
And withholds his light from me
Lord, from hence depart not Thou,
the
all
Let Thine angels
II.
p.
III.
I.
////'Now the fhining day is part,

And the beauties of the light
By
left
me
us
And
and
fleep are faid
Some refemblances
In
be
But the rays of Grace divine

Cause Thou round me ftill to mine,
And with mercy overfpread
Both my perfon and my bed.
fince death
cres.
my
bed ere
am
to have,
laid
So prepare me for my grave,

That with comfort wake I may,
To enjoy the following day
Or if death clofe up mine eyes,
Reft in hope till all fhall rife.
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V.
mf
the Crofs
In death reclined,
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Save that His will be done,

Whate'er betide
Dead to herfelf, and dead
;
His Father's hands

His parting foul reflgned
In
Him
to
So now herfelf my foul

Would wholly give
Into His facred charge,
In
Whom
all
befide.
VI.
III.
p.
reft,
Without a wifti or thought

Abiding in the breaft,
II.
As Christ upon
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finking
Let love awake and pay

Her evening facrifice.
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Thus would I live, yet now

Not I, but He
;
In
live
His pow'r and love
all
Henceforth
VII.
One
facred Trinity
One Lord
Myfelf
for ever
And He
divine
His
for ever
mine
alive in me.
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The darknefs deepens; Lord, with me
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need Thy prefence every paifing hour

What but Thy Grace can foil the Tempter's power?
Who
like
f Through
Thyfelf my guide and ftay can be ?

abide with me.
cloud and funfhine (p)
IV.
to its clofe
with Thee at hand to blefs

Ills have no weight, and tears no bitternefs
Where is Death's fling? where, Grave, thy victory?
I triumph flill, (p) if Thou abide with me.
fI
fO
fear
no
foe,
V.
Crofs before my clofing eyes
Shine through the gloom, and point me to the fkies
cres. Heaven's morning breaks, and earth's vain fhadows
/In life and death, (p) O Lord, abide with me
pp Hold
5=!
II.
ebbs out life's little day

Earth's joys grow dim, its glories pafs away
Change and decay in all around I fee,
Thou, Who changeft not, (p) abide with me.
p Swift
IS
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ME FAST FALLS THE EVENTIDE.
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THE CHRISTIAN'S PATH SHINES MORE AND MORE.

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errs.
fail,
all
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flight,
f At
and friends arc few,
it
time
it
(hall
be light.
blight,
evening time
it fliall
be light
So runs the promifc dear,
To cheer the pilgrim's fainting heart,

When death's dark hour draws near,
found.
No change of fecne his peace can

/At evening time fliall be light.
IV.
path furround ;
dark without, within
is
good at times that pilgrim faints

For but a moment's fpace,
Should feel that God, in wrath at fin,
Can hide His fmiling face.
Behind that veil the fun fhincs bright,
griefs his
hcuv'nly light
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f At evening
light.
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ff At evening time it fliall be light.
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night,
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THY
LORD, EVER SHEW
BLESSED FACE.
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finks the fun
ftill
p
;
with looks of grace,
in heav'n,
Though he his courfe hath run

Above the height,
cres.
Outpouring
apzt
calmly laid in quiet reft,

Sweet flumber on our eyes,
Let angels hover round each breait,
Our guard till morning rife :
Sin takes to flight,
cres.
For Thou
drops the fight

art peace as well as light
II.
fpeeds the filver
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When
And
In glory bright,
/Still fhines in Thee unfading light.
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So fhed on us a gentle ray,

The peace of holy dreams;
That thoughts fnow-white
May hallow night,
No longer dark beneath Thy
fcreened from danger, fafe from harm,

live
Thine
As
By day and
light.
fighs
And
Oh
Reveal
our
laft
departing breath,
friends in forrow weep,
To
view Thee robed
night,
to us in radiant light.
grant us, Lord, a tranquil death,

Like this, a reftful fleep ;
cres.
Then, through Thy might,
Raife us all bright,
ff
by day
in
Thyfelf, bled Sight.
cres.
V.
pp
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Thine, enfolded
Thine Ann,
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FOR EVERY FAVOUR.
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for every favour,
By my God,
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will blefs
my
Saviour.
Lord, what mail
render
Vifit
To Thy Name,
Still the fame,
Gracious, good, and tender
me
with
Thy
Let
Thy
care
Now
all
my
habitation.
/Thou, my Rock, my
goings
Thy way
Hear me pray,
Sanctify
Guard,
Safely keep,
my
VI.
haft ordered
In
falvation
be near,
Round my
III.
Thou
V.
II.
mfO my
me
not, but ever love
Let Thy peace

Be my blifs,
Till Thou hence remove me.
This day fhewed
While
Me
doings.
with
I fleep,
all
Thy
VII.
So, whene'er in death I (lumber,

cres.
Let
me
rife
With the wife,

/Counted in their number.
power.
my lower,
SAVIOUR, BREATHE
AN EVENING
BLESSING.
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^p Saviour, breathe an evening

Ere repofe our fpirits feal
Sin and want
Thou
we come
canft fave,
blefTing,
the night be dark and dreary,
Darknefs cannot hide from Thee
conferring
and Thou
mf Though
He, Who, never weary,

Watched where Thy people be.
Thou
canft
art
heal.
IV.
II.
p Should
p Though destruction walk around

Though the arrow paft us fly,
cres.
us,
Angel-guards from Thee furround us
/We
are fafe if
Thou
art nigh.
fwift death this night o'ertake

us,
And
;
cres.
May
our couch become our tomb,
the
Clad
morn
in light
in
heaven awake
us,
and deathlefs bloom!
; ;
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Heavenly Father, p Keep me, through this night of peril,

Underneath its boundlefs made
to fleep:
Bid Thy angels, pure and holy,
Take me to Thy reft, I pray Thee,
Round my bed their vigil keep.
When my pilgrimage is made.
Ere
prayer,
lay
me down
IV.
II.
cres.
Heavy though my
fins,
Thy mercy
Far outweighs them every one

Down before Thy Crofs I caft them,
Trufting in Thy help alone.
;
m[/"None
mail meafure out
Thy
patience
By the fpace of human thought

None mail bound the tender mercies,
Which Thy Holy Son hath bought.
Pardon all my paft tranfgreflions

Give me ftrength for days to come
Guide and guard me with Thy blefting,
pp Till Thine angels bid me home.
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WHEN
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new life impart!
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Frefti ardours kindle in mv heart
From midnight terrors me fecure,
One ray of Thy all-quick'ning light
And guard my heart from thoughts imDifpels the floth and clouds of night.
God, when
pure
p Lord, left the Tempter me furprife,

Watch over Thine Own facrifice
II.
may I always ready ftand,

With my lamp burning in my hand
crer.
May
Whene'er I
of Heav'n rejoice,
hear the Bridegroom's voice
I in fight
All loofe,
thoughts caft out,

very dreams devout
all idle
And make my
VI.
III.
Bleft Jesu,
Whole
But
And
I,
/Praife God, from
Thou, on Heav'n
intent,
nights haft in devotion fpent

frail
all
my
creature, foon
zeal
is
am
tired,
foon expired.
flow
Whom
all
bleflings
Praife
Him,
Praife
Him
Praife
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
all creatures here below

above, ye heavenly hoft
;
!
AS
NOW THE
DEPARTING RAYS,
SUN'S
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I.
As now the fun's departing

At fall of night defcend,
So quick
Still
rays
declines the day of
hafting to
its
life,
end.
II.
cres.
Lord,
ftretching out
Thine arms
Thou on
to us,
the Crofs didft lie

Grant us that blefled Crofs to love,
p
In thofe dear arms to die.
dim.
:
III.
mf To God the Father give the praifc

With Christ His only Son
;
To God
the Spirit give the fame,
While countlefs ages run.
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we lay us down to reft

w/Through the filent watches guard us
cres.
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Jesu, Thou our Guardian be
Sweet it is to truft in Thee
!
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Reft with Thee in Heav'n at laft
THE DAY
dSbcmng
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AND
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fjjdEixxy
OVER.
No.
ciiXduy.
24,
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The
day is pad and over

All thanks,
Lord, to Thee
pray Thee, that offencelefs
The hours of dark may be
mf The
We
p
And
p
Jesu, keep us in Thy fight,

And fave us through the coming night
toils
We
p
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cm.
of day are over

the hymn to Thee,
:
raife
afk that free
The
The
mf Be Thou our fouls' Preferver,

O God for Thou doft know,
joys of day are over

lift our hearts to Thee,
:
call
on Thee that
How
finlefs
The hours of gloom may be

Jesu, make our darknefs light,
And fave us through the coming night
p
P
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Jesu, keep us in
And guard us through the coming night
IV.
We
And
peril
may be
Thy fight,
II.
;;;
from
hours of fear
many are the perils,

Through which we have
p Lover of men,
!
cre$.
And
hear our
to
go
call,
guard and fave us from them
all
THE RADIANT MORN HATH PASSED AWAY.

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fpent too foon her golden flore;
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life is
us,
when
home at
Christ,
Safe
Voices in Unison.
all is
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foul-infpiring grace
Uplift our hearts to realms on high

us to look to that bright place
p Beyond the fky

IV.
noon how quickly
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Moft beautiful, moft bright
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reft
Through
cres.
ages joined in tune,

the great
hcav'nly Manna
holy convocations
The
To
Triune
living
With
water flowing
foul-rcfrcfhing itrcams.
IV.
II.
mf On
thee, at the Creation,
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On
cres.
light
fir ft:
had
its
birth
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thee our Lord victorious
yAnd
A
Heaven
thus on thee, moft glorious,

triple light
was given.
graces ever gaining
this our day of reft,

reach the reft remaining
To fpirits of the blelt
Holy Ghost be praifes,
We
On
Spirit fent from
New
From
thee, for our falvation,
The
falls
The filvcr trumpet calls,

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With pure and radiant beams,
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To Father
The Church
To
Thee,
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her voice upraifes
blcft
Three
in
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<^>-r
holy
On
cres.
ftillnefs,
all
Uplifts
bringing peace
joy to me.
p The heav'nly
breathing calm
foul,
God,
p Where
mf For
to Thee,
reft is
thofe,
who
No
found of jarring
As weekly
cres.
No
ring with faints
below
Glad fongs of heav'nly love,

cres. Shall fing,
found.
when fongs of earth have ceafed,

p With faints above.
VI.
III.
choir.
V.
the world around,
my
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p All earthly things appear to fade,

As, rifing high and higher,
rw.The yearning voices ftrive to join
II.
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IV.
mf Hail facred day of earthly reft,

From toil and trouble free
Hail
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I.
cres.
27
ftrife is
labors ceafe
heard,
voice, but thofe that fweetly sing cres.
p Sweet fongs of
peace.
O God, my hymn of praife,

That Thou this day haft given,
Accept,
Sweet
foretafte
of that endlefs day
pp Of reft
in
heaven.
TO THY TEMPLE
REPAIR.
irunirag
IV.
I.
mf To Thy
Lord,
temple
love to
wormip
While
repair
the prayers of faints afcend,

of Love, to mine attend
Hear me, for Thy Spirit pleads ;
Hear, for. Jesus intercedes.
God
there;
When,
within the veil, I meet

Christ before the mercy-feat.
cres.
V.
II.
Thou, through Him, art reconciled

through Him, become Thy child
p Abba, Lather, give me grace
I,
In
Thy
courts to feek
Thy
hearken to Thy law,

Soul with humble awe
Till Thy Gofpel bring to me
Life and immortality.
p While
Fill
cres.
face
my
VI.
III.
/While Thy
Touch my
glorious praife
lips,
unloofe
is
my
f From Thy
fung,
tongue,
That my joyful foul may blefs

Thee, the Lord, our Righteoufnefs
houfe
when
return,
May my heart within me burn;

And at evening let me fay
I have walked with God to-day.
:
ON EACH RETURN OF HOLY
No.
bleft,
my
happy portion be
To find fupreme delight in Thee
/ In Thee, my God ; in Thee!
p When, humbly kneeling at Thy Throne,

With deep diftrefs my guilt I own,
Then let my contrite fpirit fee
Enough of pardoning grace in Thee
cres. In Thee, my God, in Thee
II.
mf Thofe precious hours
would improve mf When
In fervent prayer, in facred love
From
To
And
earth's polluting pleafures free,
find
my
In Thee,
29,
III.
1.
mf On each return of holy reft,

The day my heavenly Father
let
REST.
tm*ag.
every joy in Thee
my God,
in
Thee
truth's
And,
cres.
reft,
bleft,
in a bright eternity,
ff In Thee,
I adore,
trembling praife the One in Three,

Frefh glories let me view in Thee;
/ In Thee, my God, in Thee!
with heavenly joy be
Have my undying
IV.
temple
unfathomed mines explore
Or
V.
each
day of holy
on
Thus,
/
May
Thy
in
Thee
Thee
blifs in
my God,
in
WELCOME, SWEET DAY OF
REST,
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And
fweet day of
p One day amidft the place,

Where our dear Lord hath
reft.
arife;
Is Tweeter than ten thoufand days
to this reviving breaft,

thefe rejoicing eyes
Of pleafure
and of
fin.
IV.
II.
The King Himfelf comes near,

And feafts His faints to-day
We here may fit, and fee Him here,
/My willing foul
love, and praifc, and pray.
would
In fuch a frame as
And
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I.
That faw the Lord
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And
fit,
To
ftay
this,
and ring herfelf away

everlafting
blifs.
been,
!!
THE SPRING OF
THIS PRIMAL DAY,
TIME.
Die parente temporum.
Smtfag.
IV.
I.
/This
primal day, the fpring of Time,

When, putting forth His pow'r fublime ;
The Sire Almighty, Source of all,
Framed by His word
II.
death defeating, from the grave

Uprofe the Son, a world to fave
The
God's good
fouls of
Spirit
men with
came
gifts
of
t'infpire
fire
Father,
Who
Teach
all
my
On
on
me
Divinity,
thoughts on Thee to
love but Thine to
fill
my
reft
breaft.
V.
Son, throughout this mortal ftrife,
Grant me to fhare Thy death, Thy life
To live devote to Thee above,
facrifice of burning love.
VI.
III.
mf May
haft fixed
The ftamp of Thy
No
this earthly ball
When,
When
O Fount of gifts from heavVs fair fhrine,
Charity, with ardent glow,
Thyfelf a
every heart profufely flow,
Be Thou
While we with voice triumphant fing

High praife to our life-giving King.
Inflame
gift
ftill
more
divine,
a torch of quenchlefs light
my
breaft to feek
VII.
fO
Sovereign of my heart, to Thee,

Thrice holy, do I bend my knee
Thine ever through each pafllng hour,
1 love Thee with my utmoft power.
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Thy
sight
O LORD OF HOLY REST, WE PRAY.

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no more
diftrefs
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Which warble from immortal tongues.
as grateful facrifice,
fongs which from our lips
arife.
fin,
IV.
;
cres.
that our lab'ring fouls afpire,
With
in,
Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we love

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ardent pangs of ftrong defire.
No
No
No
midnight fhade, no clouded fun,
But
facred, high, eternal noon.
rude alarms of raging foes
V.
/O
long-expected day, begin

Rife o'er thefe realms of woe and fin
fain would leave this weary road,
dim.
!
We
p And
cares to break the long repofe
fleep in death, to reft with
God.
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DAY OF GOD, MOST CALM, MOST BRIGHT.
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mf Blest day of God, moft calm, moft bright,

The firft and beft of days
The
toiler's reft,
the faint's delight,
A day of joy and praife

My
f Saviour's face did make
thee mine,
His rifmg thee did raife

This made thee heavenly and divine
Beyond
all
^/Thou, Lord,
other days.
do a
happy week
bleffing
fhall find
thee His Name did fix,

makes thee rich and gay
/*My Lord on
Which
Amidft His golden candlefticks
My
Thy
IV.
prove
To all the fheaves behind;
And they, that do a Sabbath love,
firft-fruits
daily feed'ft
Mak'ft them a weekly feaft

Thy flocks afTemble in their folds
On this Thy day of reft.
Right dear and welcome to my foul
Are thefe fweet feafts of love
But what a Sabbath fhall I keep,
When I mail reft above
II.
/77/The
Who
Saviour walks
this day.
/"This day muft I for God appear;

For, Lord, this day is Thine
Oh, let me fpend it in Thy fear
The day fhall then be mine.
It is
my
preparation-day
And when my
foul
is dreft,
Thefe Sabbaths fhall deliver me

To mine eternal reft.
fheep,
JESUS CALLS US 'MID

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Days of toil, and hours of eafe,
Still
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dred,
all
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IV.
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the Galilean lake,
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idol,
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:
cares and pleafures,
love
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HARK! A TRUMPET VOICE OF WARNING.

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the Lamb, with

Comes to earth to
!
free remiflion,
cleanfe and fave:

Let us kneel with tears of forrow,
His forgiving love to crave.
IV.
II.
foul make off her torpor,

Bound no more by mortal clay
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ray.
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meek and
fuffcring ftranger,
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In Nature's hour of danger
For us He bore the weight of woe,
For us He gave His Blood to flow,
And met His Father's anger.
on earth below,
Outftrctchcd in fear and wonder:
Beneath His feet was pitchy night,
And at His left hand, and His right,
The rocks were rent in fundcr.
Ifrael lay
III.
/ The Lord of Love, the Lord of Might,

The King of all created,
cres. Shall back return to claim His right,
On clouds of glory fcatcd

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And hallelujahs loud and long,
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we humbly
all,
call.
V.
II.
p Avert Thy wrath we humbly pray,

Great Judge of that tremendous Day
With weapons of Thy heav'nly grace
Left Earth, betrayed by wiles of Hell,
Should
perifh,
Thou
haft
broke the
fpell
And, fired by love, unfailing, fure,

For fin-fick man art found the cure.
Defend us from the foeman's
that
common
face.
VI.
III.
p To blot away
Which ftained
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the ftarry height,
Jesu, Saviour of us
l'iften
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fin,
the world without, within,
Thou, Crofs-ward, from theVirgin's

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fhrine,
honour, majefty, and praife,
To God the Father high we raife

With God the Spirit laud the Son,
;
Till rolling ages ceafe to run.
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comes with clouds defcending,
Once for favoured finncrs flain

Thoufand thoufand faints attending
;
Swell the triumph of His train

Hallelujah!
Jesus, King of kings fliall reign
/^Thofe
dear tokens of His Paflion

Still His dazzling Body bears,
Caufc of cndlefs exultation
To His ranfomed worfhippers
With what rapture
Gaze we on
Robed
Thofc,
fliall
now
behold Him,
in dreadful majefly
who
fct at
nought and fold Him,
Pierced, and nailed
pp
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thofc glorious fears
IV.
II.
p Every eye
EESEB
Him
Deeply wailing,
the true Messiah
to the tree,
ffYc?i t
Amen,
let all
High on Thine
adore Thee!
eternal
Throne
Saviour, take the power and glory,
Claim the Kingdom
for Thine
come quickly
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fee.
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The day of Grace is paft and
dead, which they contained before
They
my
foul, to
in Chrift are
meet
Him
firft
to rife,
gone
IV.
And greet th' Archangel's warning,

To meet the Saviour in the fkies
On this tremendous morning
gloomy
trembling ftand before the Throne,

All unprepared to meet Him.
II.
mf The dead
find their tears
clouds of glory feated

trumpet founds the graves reftore
Prepare,
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not dread my bofom wring,

load of horror bearing ;
wondrous fight doth comfort bring
The Judge my nature wearing
p Beneath His Crofs I view the day,
When heaven and earth fliall pafs away,
cres.
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let
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The bleeding foul to cure,
Let every heart prepare a throne,
And with the treafures of His grace
And every voice a fong
T' enrich the humble poor.
The Saviour, promifed
IV.
II.
/He
comes, the prifoners to
/Our
releafe,
In Satan's bondage held

The gates of brafs before Him burn ,
:
The
iron fetters yield.
glad Hofannas,
Prince of Peace,
Thy welcome mall proclaim,

And HeavVs eternal arches ring
With Thy beloved Name.
!! !
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O COME, EMMANUEL, O COME!

Veni, veni
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No. 41.
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Thy captive ranfom from her doom
if
Is
Emmanuel
born for thee,
Come, come, thou
Ifrael
Is
mf Come, Key
born for thee,
Ifrael
of David fpeed Thy way

Unlock the realms of heavenly day
of JefTe Save Thine Own,

feet of Satan thrown
fnatch them from the pit of Hell,
And break the Tempter's darkefl fpell
Rejoice! rejoice! Emmanuel
Is
born for thee,
IV.
Beneath the
Morning
bring us comfort from afar

Difperfe the gloomy clouds of night,
And put the dreadful fhades to flight.
Rejoice! rejoice! Emmanuel
II.
mf Come, Rod
bright and
P In exile Ifrael doth mourn,

Of Thee, the Son of God, forlorn.
Rejoice! rejoice!
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Celeflial paths of fafety
And
Is
Didft give the univerfe
'Mid
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glory, majefty,
Rejoice
Is
rejoice
born for thee,
Thy
and awe
law,
!
Emmanuel
Ifrael
rejoice
born for thee,
come, great Lord of might

once, from Sinai's flaming height,
come,
Who
clofe each road to
Rejoice
V.
Ifrael
mow,
Hell below.
Emmanuel
Ifrael
Star
HE COMES! LET ALL ADORE HIM!
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tnf Lo! He comes! Let all adore Him!

'Tis the God of grace and truth!
Go prepare the way before Him
!
Where
the rugged places fmooth

comes, the mighty Lord
Great His work, and His reward.
Lo
He
the thorn and briar flourifhed,
Trees fhall there be feen to grow,

Planted by the Lord, and nourifhed,
Make
Stately, fair,
They
They
fhall
Down
the
fhall rife
the valleys
IV.
be raifed
Go, and make the crooked ftraight
Let the mountains be abafed ;
Let all Nature change its Hate ;
Through the defert mark a road;
Make a highway for our God.
all
and fruitful too

on every fide;
fpread their branches wide.
JL
mf Let
^p^
Rivers
hills,
fhall
and
lofty mountains,
be feen to flow
There the Lord will open fountains,

Thence fupply the plains below:
As He paffes, every land
Shall confefs His powerful hand.
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THOU JUDGE OF QUICK AND DEAD.

No. 43
Eirbeitf, or General,
III.
p Thou Judge of quick and dead,

Before Whofe bar fevere,
holy joy, or guilty dread,
all mall foon appear;
With
We
fouls do Thou prepare

For that tremendous day,
fill us now with watchful
And ftir us up to pray
Our
And
To damp
our earthly joys,

T' increafe our holy fears,
For ever let th' Archangel's voice
Be founding in our ears
The folemn midnight cry:
f
care,
II.
To
pray, and wait the hour,
That awful hour unknown,
When, robed in majefty and pow'r,

Thou fhalt from heaven come down,
Th' immortal Son of Man,
To judge the human race,
With all Thy Father's dazzling train,
With all Thy glorious grace.
" Ye dead, the Judge is come

meet Him in the fky,
And meet your inflant doom
Arife, and
IV.
be found
Obedient to Thy word,
Oh may we
!
all
Attentive to the trumpet's found,

And looking for our Lord
!
cres.
Oh may we
!
lot
thus infure
among
the bleft,
And watch a moment, to

An everlafting reft!
fecure
DAY OF WRATH! THAT AWFUL DAY.

Dies
Dies
ires !
ilia !
No. 44.
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all
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to take
When
before the throne.
Death and Nature ftand aghaft,

While Creation, through the vaft,
Wakes
to anfwer for the paft.
tog,
the Judge His feat hath ta'en,
Naught
amazing tone
Through the tombs of ages flown,
all
SS:
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forfake,
Thrills the trump's
Calling
53:
Then the Record fhall be fpread,

Whence the ftern arraign is read,
Sealing doom to quick and dead.
fhall
unavenged remain.
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Seers foretold the dread difplay

the world with fear fhall make,
the
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When
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What
When
fhall I
name
defender dare to claim,

the juft fcarce 'fcape the flame
cres.K'mg of awful majefty,
Bringing refcue full and free,

Fount of pity refcue me.
;!
;;
VII.
fp
Think, good Jesu, think,
p Thou from crime
pray,
Thy way
Thou for me
Let me not be loft that day.
Weary cam'ft Thou me to gain
Sav'dft me through the Crofs of pain
Such Thy toil be not in vain.
didft tread
ovj.E'en to
Part II.
VI.
Righteous Judge, when vengeance
Grant forgivenefs from the fkies,
Ere the Reck'ning Day arife.
aYJ.Groaning I lament my fin
Blufh my cheeks at guilt within
dim.Nlzy my prayer Thy mercy win
me
gav'ft
Mary
hope to
Though my prayers
Lord, to me in pity
didft
clear
Lenteft to a thief Thine ear
Left in deathlefs
cheer.
can nothing earn,

turn,
fire I
burn.
VIII.
p Grant me with Thy
cries
,
mf Severed from
p
Safely fet
w/When
p
on
fheep to ftand,
the finful band,
Thy
right hand.
dumb with fhame,

Sentenced are to piercing flame,
With the bleft
call my name.
the curfed,
IX.
cres.Low in prayer my knees are bent
dim.Crufhed to duft, my heart is rent
Be
my
ftay
when
life is
fpent.
cresJThat fhall be a day of tears,

When the guilty one appears,
Rii'n from afhes, pale with fears.
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p
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his
Judge
Spare him, Jesu ever
Grant to
all
diftreft ;
bleft
eternal reft
ZION,
AT THY SHINING
GATES.
No. 45.
SKibent.
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IV.
/Zion, at thy Alining gates,

Lo the King of Glory waits
Hafte thy Monarch's pomp to
Give us grace Thy yoke to wear

Give us itrength Thy Crofs to bear;
Make us Thine in deed and word,
Thine in heart and life, O Lord.
;
Strew thy palms before His
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greet,
feet
V.
II.
Christ, for Thee their triple light,

Faith, and Hope, and Love unite
This the beacon we difplay,
To proclaim Thine Advent Day.
Kill in us the carnal root,
the Spirit may bear fruit

Plant in us Thy lowly mind ;
Keep us faithful, loving, kind.
That
VI.
III.
p Come, and give us peace within

Loofe us from the bands of fin
Take away the galling weight,
Laid on us by Satan's hate.
when Thou malt come again,

Judge of angels and of men,
So,
We, with all Thy faints, fhall fing

Hallelujahs to our King.
BEHOLD! THE BAPTIST'S WARNING SOUNDS.

Jordanis oras previa.
-vt
IV.
I.
Behold
z:
Thou, Jesu, Thou our fafety art,

The ftrength and balm of every heart
the Baptift's warning founds
through the Jordan's winding

bounds
As rings his herald voice on high,
Let liftlefs {lumber quickly fly
Thrill
As
grafs that fades, our mortal race
Lies pining for
Thy
abfent Face.
V.
II.
The
'"
heaven, the ocean, and the earth,
F Stwtchfcrtfc
Lift
up
the fall'n
For God approaching fmooth the way
Him
Meet home
for fuch a
Thy
Face reveal
VI.
cleanfe your hearts, to fin a prey
Prepare for
Earth's beauty, that in duft hath Jain,

Revive, and bid it bloom again.
III.
Then
the fick to
heal
Their great Creator's coming birth

See rifing on their longing sight,
And greet it with fupreme delight.
tnf
Thy Hand
a place of reft,
worthy Gueft.
To Him,
To
Who comes the world to free,
Son, and Father, honour be

Thee, gracious Spirit, we adore,
From age to age, for evermore.
DAY OF JUDGMENT! DAY OF WONDERS!

No.
aabent.
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Day
of Judgment Day of wonders

Hark the trumpet's awful found,
Louder than a thoufand thunders,
Shakes the vaft creation round
!
How
Will the
the
call
the dead awaken,
life
from earth and
fea
fummons
finner's heart
His
Carelefs flnner,
What
confound
will then
become of thee
IV.
IL
mf
1-
All the pow'rs of Nature, fhaken

By His looks, prepare to flee
/At
Rife to
cres.
III.
I.
/?
C2_
But to thofe, who have confefled,

See the Judge, our nature wearing,
Loved and ferved the Lord below,
divine
majefty
Clothed in
a Come near, ye blefled,
will fay,
cres.
He
appearing,
His
for
who
long
You,
See the kingdom I beftow
Then mall fay," This God is mine!"
You, for ever,
Gracious Saviour,
/
Shall
love and glory know."
Thine.
for
day
that
in
me
Own
I
My
V.
mf Under forrows and
May
reproaches,
thought our courage raife

Swiftly God's Great Day approaches
Sighs mail then be turned to praife
We mall triumph
/
When the world is in a blaze
this
;
:
THE LORD WILL COME! THE EARTH SHALL

QUAKE.
No
a&bent
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III.
I.
^>
The Lord
will
come
the earth mall
The Lord
The
And,
hills their
With wreath of
fixed feat forfake
withering,
from the vault of
ftars
withdraw
The Lord
will
filent
Lamb
The bruifed,
dreadful
flame, and robe of
IV.
come
fame
As once in lowly form
On cherub wings, and wings of wind,

Anointed Judge of human kind
their feeble light.
II.
cres.
come
florm,
night
The
will
Form,
quake,
this be He,
wont to ftray
pilgrim on the world's highway
By power opprefTed, and mocked by
pride ?
He
came,
to flaughter led,
Oh God
the fufTering, and the dead.
Who
p Can
but not the
is
V.
Go, tyrants to the rocks complain
Go, feek the mountains cleft in vain
But Faith, victorious o'er the tomb,
" The Lord
Shall fing for joy
come "
!
this the Crucified
is
O SAVIOUR
&ibnTf,
IS
THY PROMISE FLED
No. 49.
or General.
IV.
I.
Saviour
Thy
Yet, 'mid the wild and wintry gale,

When death rides darkly o'er the fea,
And ftrength and earthly daring fail,
promife fled ?
grace endure
To heal the Tick, and raife the dead,
And preach the Gofpel to the poor ?
Nor
is
longer might
Thy
Our
prayers,
Redeemer,
on
reft
Thee.
II.
mf Come
With
Jesus, come
return again ;
fervants
mf Come Jesus, come and as of yore

The Prophet went to clear Thy way,
A harbinger Thy feet before,
A dawning to Thy brighter day
beam Thy
brighter
Who
long to
Thy
feel
And (hare Thy
blefs,
perfect reign,
kingdom's happinefs.
VI.
III.
feeble race,
by paflion driven,
cres.
In darknefs and in doubt we roam,

cres. And lift our anxious eyes to heaven,
Our hope, our harbour, and our
home.
So now may grace, with heavenly mower,
Our ftony hearts for truth prepare

Sow in our minds the feed of power,
Then come, and reap Thy harvefl
;
there
THAT FERVENT
LORD, GIVE US OF
St
LOVE.
No
Jtyoma*.
'
II
To
that he
trace
Then,
Thee
That Thou
c Save
no pathway knew,
to
Thy
forely haunted by the view,

found the tidings, glad and true,
When
c<
Thofe wounds,
The
Reft.
wert
nailed,
and pierced,
cres.
To
and dead,
Upon
Thou
the cursed tree that fpread
arms to paling light,

Still loving Thee, he fadly wept
Thofe bleeding fears the fleel had
Deep graven on his fight.
<c
Its
faft
and
fee
Thy Side, Thine Hands

breaks out
draw
bleft are
they
who never
Yet never knew
Who
didft defcry the fpot,
!"
Thee, Thomas, fight to Faith doth
Where he was marred by carnal blot,

Though loving to the laft
O grant, by Faith we may be flayed,
foft
cries,
IV.
him, as mute he ftands,
V.
His
he
printed on mine eyes r
My Lord! my God
More
left,
p Good Lord ;
cres.
feel,"
tidings found in vain."
calleft
feel
cc
art raifed again
can fee and
II.
p When Thou
mf Lord, give us of that fervent love,

That warm effufion from above,
Which filled Thy fervant's breafl,
When hearing Thou mult quit his view,
mourned
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He
::
rebuke our faving aid,

our anchor caft.
On Truth
a doubt."
faw,
HARK! THE HERALD ANGELS

GTfjrtstmas.
SING.
No. 51
r>
,
ff Hark
he
the
an
raid
gels
fing
Glo
ry
the
to
I.
/"Hark!
/Hail
the herald angels fing

to the
God and Tinners reconciled

p Joyful, all ye nations, rife,
Join the triumph of the fkies;
cres. Univerfal Nature fay,
Christ the Lord is born to-day.
p Mild He lays His glory by,

Born that man no more may die,
cres. Born to raife the fons of earth,
Born to give them fecond birth.
IV.
II.
/"Christ, by highefl Heaven adored;

Christ, the cverlafling Lord;
Late in time behold Him come,
Offfpring of a Virgin's
p Veiled
Hail,
cres.
in flefh the
th'
born
the heavenly Prince of Peace!

Hail! the Sun of Righteousness
Light and life to all He brings,
Rif n with healing in His wings.
new-born King!
Peace on earth, and mercy mild,
Glory
new
III.
Godhead
Man
Jesus our
Immanuel
Rife, the
womb!
incarnate Deity
Pleafed as
mfComc, Desire of Nations, come,

Fix us in Thy humble home!
fee
Now
difplay
Seed,
!
Thy faving Power,

now reflore
Ruined nature
with men t'appear,

here
Woman's conqu'ring
Bruife in us the Serpent's head
cres.
Now
in
Thine
my flic
to ours,
union join
and ours to Thine
KhYg!
DRAW NEAR, ALL YE FAITHFUL

Adefte Fideles.
(5f)tistmas.
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1
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^3
wâ^^^y
OS>
mfD&Avt
near,
all
ye faithful, joyful and triumphant,
hafte ye,
halte ye,
now
to
Bethlehem
See there the Infant, born the King of Angels !

p O come let us adore Him, O come let us adore Him,
cres. O come let us adore Him, the Christ, the Lord
!
II.
God
tnfBor He,
of God, He, Light of Light eternal,
Hath not in His love abhorred the Virgin's womb

Hail Him, true God, begotten, not created
S
come, &c.
III.
yNow
fing loud
Now
Glory
Hofannas,
all
ye choirs of Angels
Heav'n above
fing all ye blifsful sons of
to
God
be given in the highefl

come, &c.
IV.
/*To Thee,
Be glory afcribed by
Word
happy morning,
on earth below!
blefled Jesu, born this
of the Father,
all
now
come, &c.
for
man
Incarnate
MY HEART WITH JOY
ALL
1J
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mem
Frohlich\foll,
CljriStmas.
SPRINGING.
Herujpringen.
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No. 53
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II
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/All my
heart with joy
is
fpringing,
While in air
Everywhere
Angel choirs arc Tinging.
Hark I hear the joyful ditty
!
" Christ," they fay,
"Came
Born
in
to-day,
David's city !"
p Christ, our Lamb, fo meek and loving,

Dries our tears,
Calms our fears,
All our fins removing ;
Christ, our Lamb, Who fufFcrs for us,
He can quell
Death and Hell,
And to peace rcftorc us.
II.
ftj
To
this
lower world dcfccndcth

From above
fl7/*Hark
All our forrows endcth.

breath and being gave
Quits the (kics,
Lives and dies,
In our flefh to favc us.
Who
IV.
from yon dark manger lowly
Breezes foft
Seem to waft
He, Whofe love
He,
us,
cres.
Gentle words and holy:

"Sigh no more! away with fadnefs
Ye arc dear
I am here
^'Bringing hope and gladncfs!"
* Lines 4 and 8 are repeated pp by the three under voices.
"
1
MERCY TRIUMPHS, CHRIST
IS
BORN.
No.
Ijvtstmass.
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54.
at
WiHH
IV.
I.
/Mercy
triumphs, Christ is born

Seraphs hail this happy morn
Echo loud their folemn cry
ff" Glory be to God on high !"
Light and mercy cheer the tomb

Hallelujah
Christ
is
come
Let all earth's redeemed cry

u
ff Glory be to God on high !"
:
II.
/Praife to God, and peace on earth

Such the tidings of His birth
Him we
worfhip,
Him we
blefs,
Prince of Peace and Righteoufnefs.
p Son of Man, He murmured

Bore with us, and fhared our
/Son
By
of God, we know Him well.

each fign the prophets tell.
VI.
III.
Promifed Branch of Jesse's ftem,

Christ is born in Bethlehem
have pardon, we have peace
Darknefs, guilt, and terror ceafe.
!
We
not,
lot
p His the love to feel our woe

/His the might to quell our foe
Unto Him,
ff Be
all
praife
and heaven,
and honour given
in earth
ANGELS FROM THE REALMS OF GLORY.

No. 55.
flrisstmas.
f Angels
from the realms of glory,
Wing your
Ye, who fang
flight o'er all the earth!
Creation's (lory,
Now
proclaim Meffiah's birth

/"Come and worfhip,
Worfhip Christ, the new-born King
^/"Sages, leave your contemplations,

Brighter vifions beam afar;
Seek the great Defire of nations,
Ye have feen His natal ftar:

/"Come and worfhip,
Worfhip Christ, the new-born King!
IV.
II.
/a/ Shepherds, in the field abiding,
Watching
God
with
o'er
man
your flocks by night,
is
now
Yonder mines the
before the altar bending,

Watching long in hope and fear,
Suddenly the Lord, defcending,
////'Saints,
rcfiding,
Temple
fQomo. and
In His
infant-light:
/"Come and
worfhip,
V.
p Sinners, wrung with true repentance,
Doomed for guilt to cndlcfs pains,

now revokes the fcntcncc,
Jufticc
Mercy
you: break your chains;

and worfhip,
calls
yComc
fhall
appear;
worfhip,
BRIGHT AND JOYFUL
THE MORN,
IS
No.
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For
joyful
to us a Child
is
Wonderful
the morn,
From
born
the highefl realms of Heaven,
Unto
us a Son
is
<^>
The
is
in counfel
incarnate
Deity
3=^f
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He,
;
of ages ne'er to ceafe,

King of kings, and Prince of Peace.
Sire
given.
IV.
II.
On His moulder He mall bear

Power and Majefty, and wear
On His vefture, and His thigh,
Names moft
III.
I.
/ Bright and
56,
p Come and worfhip
at
His
feet,
Yield to Christ the homage meet
From His manger to His throne,

Homage due to God alone.
awful, names moft high.
V.
to God on high
Earth, uplift the joyful cry
Praife Him, all ye heavenly hoft,
/Glory be
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED THEIR FLOCKS.

No.
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fliephcrds
their flocks
"
by night,
To
All feated on the ground,
"Glad
To
fcized their troubled

tidings
you and
Is
mind
you, in David's town, this day

born of David's line,
Saviour, Who is Christ the Lord
The
And
mail be the fign

heavenly Babe you there
this
"The
To human
not," faid he; (for mighty dread
Had
^'
II.
1
watched
The angel of the Lord came down,

And glory fhone around.
/""Fear
^'.
-ese-
3^^
1.
mf'While
^=î
of great joy I bring

all mankind.
III.
p Thus fpakc the Seraph and forthwith

Appeared a fliining throng
Of angels, praifing God, and thus
;
Addrcfled their joyful fong

glory be to God on high,
:
f" All
And
Good
(hall find
view difplayed,
All meanly wrapt in fwaddling bands,
And in a manger laid."
;)
to the earth be peace
will henceforth
from Heaven
Begin, and never ccafc
"
!
to
men
57.
!!
!!
HARK! WHAT MEAN THOSE HOLY
VOICES.
No.
(SMjrtstmas.
58,
^g^S
n
IV.
I.
p
cres.
Hark What mean
born, the great Anointed

Heaven and earth His glory ling
God appointed
Glad receive
For your Prophet, Prieft, and King.
/ Christ
thofe holy voices,
Sweetly warbling in the fkies ?

Sure th' angelic hoft rejoices ;
Loudeft hallelujahs rife.
Hallelujah!
/
is
Whom
Hallelujah!
V.
II.
mf Liften to the wondrous ftory,

Which they chant in hymns
f Glory
in the higheft, glory
Glory be to
God
mf Haften,
mortals, to adore
Him
Learn His Name, and tafte His joy.

Till in heaven you fing before Him,
f Glory be to God moft High
of joy
moil high.
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
VI.
III.
mf Let us learn the wondrous ftory

Of our great Redeemer's birth
cres. Spread the brightnefs of His glory,
f Peace on earth, good will from heaven,
Reaching far as man is found

Souls redeemed and fins forgiven,
Loud our golden harps fhall found
*
cres.
Hallelujah
Till
it
cover all the earth.

Hallelujah
COME! THOU LONG-EXPECTED JESUS

No. 59<
<ffi)ttstmas.
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Come
Thou
Born to
From
fet
long-expected Jesus
Thy
our cares and
Let us
people free
Thy
Born
us
fins releafe
find our reft in
Born,
people to deliver
a Child,
Born, to reign
Now Thy
Thee.
all
the earth
in us for ever
Kingdom
bring.
IV.
/Ifrael's ftrength and confolation
of
and yet a King
gracious
II.
Hope
-&
III.
I.
//"
oS5 n
Thou
Bleft defire of every nation
Joy of every longing heart
p By Thine Own
Rule
art
cres.
in all
By Thine
Eternal Spirit,
our hearts alone
all-sufficient merit,
Raife us to
Thy
glorious
Throne
^
O
SAVIOUR OF US ALL.
JESU,
Jefu Redemptor omnium.
No.
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IV.
O Jesu,
To
Saviour of us all,
With God the Father One,
His equal ere the world began,
Now born His only Son
that exalted grace advanced,
Thy
brethren fhield from harm,
Left they relapfe to former
V.
II.
Our
peace and glory, Lord, art Thou,

Sole hope of man diftreft,
hear the prayers that pour to Thee
From each devoted breaft.
The
cres.
land, the heav'ns, the ocean vaft,
In
rival flrains lhall raife
To Him, Who
in mortal
Nature
all
Thee
to the world,
praife
VI.
/"And we,
Thou
form
Thou freely didit enfhrine

Then grant that we, too, may
Thy
gave
Glad fongs of holy
III.
Thyfelf for us
fin,
Unaided by Thine arm.
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60.
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partake
for
whom Thou
life's
Will magnify
And hymns
Divine.
VII.
ffO
Jesu, Virgin-born, with
Thee,
The Father we adore

Holy Ghost, to Thee be
Both now and evermore
!
praife
once waft born.
eternal Spring,
this glorious day,
of triumph fing.
NAME
CHIEF OF MARTYRS! HE WHOSE

qui tuo dux
Martyrum.
t. *trpj)eit.
No. 61.
IV.
I.
mf Chief
Doth
Christ
he whofe name
crown proclaim
of Martyrs
a myftic
He
Not of rlow'rs that fee decay,

Weave we this his crown to-day.
for
Firft Confeflbr,
Flies to
Bright the ftones,which wound him, gleam,

Sprinkled with his life's red ftream
Radiant o'er his faintly head,
Stars could ne'er fuch luftre fhed.
Flaming
brow
receives the blows.
light divinely
glows
Burfting forth, each holy ray
Doth an
laft
own Him God
fried
breath
in death.
Firft
upon the path
Marked
is
he,
acrofs the crimfon fea
Forth he leads the martyr-band
Lo
they follow clofe at hand.
VI.
III.
his
whofe
V.
II.
Where
for him a victim bled

Christ his blood firft
angel-face betray.
Virgin-born, to Thee we raife,

With the Father, endlefs praife
God the Spirit we adore,
Now, henceforth, for evermore
THY DEAR
DISCIPLE
ON THE
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cres.
p That
dear difciple on the fea,

Ton of labour rude and fore,
Leaves fhip and fire,0 Lord, for Thee,

p And loving ftands upon the more.
He
toil
tender heart, that ardent mind,
lives to cheer
Thy
as
none have
known
Thy dying lips to him configned

Thy blefled Mother for his own.
V.
and love
A meet companion
^ sEEf
Such honour reaped
II.
mf Thus,
j,
ii
IV.
I.
Thy
"
SEA.
St. Soijn.
in fweet
embrace,
Thy weary breaft,

in Thy race
bofom, pillow of
his reft.
Full long the
toil
of
life his lot
" Peace let him tarry till I come

" Come, Lord! draw near this lonely
!
foot,
And takeThy waiting martyr home."

IV.
III.
Though
there he lay in wiftful love,
p Thus
calm,
He courts no languor, dull

cres.
But
foars an eagle,
All fervid, foft,
may we
abide the hour,
Thy Face revealing from above

and weak;
zealous, tho' with waning power
finks a dove
Still
cres.
ftrength declines, ftill firm in
While
fublime and meek.
/
;
love.
TO THEE, ALL GLORY, LORD.

No. 63.
ISols innocents.
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all
'
ti
IV.
1.
/To
glory,
Who
Lord
/ To
world of
from this
By cruel Herod's ruthlefs fword,
Thofe precious ones didft win.
Thee be
praife for all
The ranfomed
fin,
infant band,
Who fince that hour have heard Thy call,

And
reached the quiet land.
II.
To Thee
all
For now,
glory,
all
Lord
grief
mf Oh
They wait in patience their reward,

The martyr's heav'nly crown.
that our hearts within,
Like
unknown,
Oh!
We
VI.
III.
p Baptized
in their
own
blood,
Earth's untried perils o'er,

They paffed unconfcioufly the flood.
And
fafely
were pure and bright

from wilful fin,
fhrank not from Thy fight
theirs,
that as free
gained the more.
p Lord,
Thy
help us every hour,

cleanfing grace to claim
cres.ln life to glorify
Thy
In death to praife
power,
Thy Name.
BLEST DAY,
!;
ON WHICH THE SAVIOUR

Felix dies,
quam
SHED.
proprio.
No. 64
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IV.
I,
/ Blest
day, on which the
Saviour fhed
fan&ity, as firft He bled

BJeft day, whereon He firft began
High
The
tafk to
ranfom
man
fallen
In love the finner's lot He mares,

His punifhment, unguilty, bears
;
Law-framer, now to Law the flave,

That He from Law might finners fave.
V.
II.
Scarce born to light, and
His
infant blood
is
life,
and woe,
feen to flow
The foretafte of a deadly ftrife

The opening of a loving life.
III.
mf Earth now His home,
learns, a Victim,
Before that wound, which
The
cancelled
A purer
Law
Law
is
it
had made,
feen to fade
begins to reign,
The Love, which
deathlefs mall remain.
VI.
with fervid will
His Father's mandates to fulfil,

He quick foreftalls His day decreed,
And
mt
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how
to bleed.
p Lord Jesus, from our
hearts,
we
pray,
What is not Thine O take away

cres. Thy Name, Thy Law, for ever reft
;
Deep graven on our inmoft
breaft
!!
LET TYRANTS TAKE THEIR HAUGHTY NAMES.

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cognomina.
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Let tyrants take their haughty names

From nations forced to bleed
nobler
From
thofe that
other
He
But fweet
in loving eyes.
V.
name than
live for
this
is
giv'n
evermore.
p Thou, Who doft love to be invoked,

Bleft Saviour of us all
In Thy great Name we make our boaft;
O hear us when we call
VI.
III.
p The
made at fuch a coft,

His blood was fpilt,
purchafe,
When
Are we
To
all
again, in
cancel
mad
by our
Name,
count the higheft prize

For death is bitter now no more,
hath freed.
For mortals to adore;

Name through which the dead revive,
And
S:
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II.
None
^^::
cres.To fufFer for that facred
Christ aflumes
title
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IV.
I.
id:
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affront,
guilt
Great Jesu, from the Virgin born,
We
glory give to
The Father
Thee
and the Spirit
Till ages ceafe to be.
praife,
NAME OF WONDROUS
JESUS!
LOVE.
No. 66.
ffiitCUmCiSiOlt, or General.
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/Jesus Name of wondrous love

Name, all other names above
Unto which mull every knee
!
mf Jesus
Given
in
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Name
of mercy mild,
to the holy Child,
When the cup of human woe

Firft He tatted here below.
deep humility.
II.
p Jesus
To
Name
Kneeling
By
decreed of old,
Mother
the maiden
the
in her
Angel
lowly
ff Jesus
only
cell,
Jesus
To
Name
of pricelefs worth
given
is
faved.
VI.
Name of wondrous love

Human Name of God above
/Jesus
the fallen fons of earth,
For the promife that it gave,

<c
Jesus fhall His people fave."
that's
Burfts his fetters, and
Gabriel.
III.
ires.
Name
Under all the mighty heaven,

Whereby man, to fin enflaved,
told,
dim. Pleading only this,
Helplefs,
we
flee,
our God, to Thee.
HOW SWEET THE NAME

<ttCUmciSUm,
OF JESUS SOUNDS.
No. 67
or General.
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How
fweet the
Name
of Jesus founds
foothes his forrows, heals his wounds,
And
drives
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away
Jesus
my
Shepherd, Hufband, Friend,
My Prophet, Prieft, and King,

My Lord, my Life, my Way, my
Accept the
his fear.
End,
praife I bring.
II.
It
the wounded fpirit whole,

calms the troubled breaft ;
makes
And
,r
fis
manna
To
to the
weary
hungry
Weak is the effort of my heart,

And cold my warmeft thought
But when
foul,
fpirits reft.
I'll
praife
Thee as Thou
Thee as I ought.
Dear
Name
the rock
VI.
on which
My fhield and hiding-place

My never-failing treaf'ry, filled
;
With
art,
fee
III.
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In a believer's ear
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boundlefs ftores of grace.
build,
/Till then
would Thy love proclaim
With every fleeting breath

And may the mufic of Thy Name
;
Refrefh
my
foul in death

ME KNOW MY TERM OF
LORD, LET
Ttfeto
far,
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Lord
let
How
"C2Z3"
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my
life will
end
of days,
;
The num'rous train of ills difclofe,

Which this frail ftate attend.
life
Thou
my
is
but a fpan,
years
every man, in beft
mf Lord, hear
And
eftate,
Who
then mould I on worthlefs toys

With anxious care attend ?
On Thee alone my fteadfaft hope,
Shall ever, Lord, depend.
my
cry, accept
my
liften to
my
tears,
prayer
fojourn like a ftranger here,
As
all
my
fathers were.
VI.
III.
Why
3^=^pL
dreadful burden of Thy wrath

In mercy foon remove
Left my frail flefh too weak to bear
The heavy load mould prove.
But vanity appears.
cres.
V.
know'ft
A cypher fums
And
J
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The
II.
My
IV.
me know my term
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DAYS.
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or General.
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SEES
; ;
me
little time
wafted ftrength reftore
Before I vanifh quite from hence,
And fhall be (ttr\ no more.
fpare
My
yet a
; ;
FATHER, LET ME DEDICATE.

i^cto
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No. 69
ear.
76.
;/.y"
Father,
let
mc
mf
dedicate
All this year to Thee,
p
crcs.
In whatever worldly ilatc

Thou wilt have me be.
Not from forrow, pain, or care,
Freedom dare I claim;
This alone fliall be my prayer
"Glorify Thy Name!"
If in
mercy Thou wilt fpare
Joys that yet arc mine

If on life, fercne and fair,
Brighter rays may mine
Let my heart, while glad it fings,
Thee in all proclaim;
And, whate'er the faturc brings,
" Glorify Thy Name "
!
IV.
II.
mf Can
child
prcfumc
Where or how to
Can a Father's love
to choofc
live
rcfufc
All the beft to give ?

More Thou giveft every day
Than the beft can claim;
Nor
witholdcft ought that
"Glorify
Thy Name!"
may
/ If Thou called to the Crofs,

And its fhadow come,
Turning all my gain to lofs,
Shrouding heart and home,
cres. Let mc think how Thy dear Son
To His glory came,
And, in decpeft woe, pray on,
"Glorify
Thy Name!"
A FEW MORE YEARS SHALL ROLL.

No.
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mf A few more ftruggles here,

A few more partings o'er,
A few more toils, a few more tears,
And we (hall weep no more.
p Then, gracious Lord, prepare
Our fouls for that bright day
ere
O wafh us in Thy precious blood,
few more years mail roll,

A few more feafons come,
mall be with thofe that reft,

Afleep within the tomb.
Our fouls for that dread day
warn us in Thy precious blood,
And take our fins away.
And
take our fins away.
Who
lives
III.
mf
Yet but
a little while,
And He
Who
fhall
died that
come
we might
again,
live,
That we with Him may reign.

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cres.
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fouls for that glad
wafh us with
And
Thy
day
precious blood,
take our fins away.
&
FOR THY MERCY AND THY GRACE.

No. 71
Jietoat.
&
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84.
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III.
I.
w/ For Thy mercy and Thy
Who
grace,
of us death's awful road
coming year mall tread ?

ftaff, O God,
Comfort Thou his dying bed.
Faithful through another year,

Hear our fong of thankful nefs,
In the
With Thy rod and
Father, and Redeemer, hear!
IV.
II.
In our weaknefs and diftrefs,

Rock of Strength, be Thou our Stay
mf Keep
!
true and living
us faithful, keep us pure,

us evermore Thine own
Help,
help us to endure
Fit us for the promifed crown
Keep
In the pathlefs wildernefs
Be our
feH-^
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way
V.
Thy palace gate

mall praife, on golden fixings,
Thee, the only Potentate,
Lord of lords, and King of kings
So within
We
HARP,
AWAKE TELL OUT THE

!
STORY.
No. 72
Netoear.
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y Harp,
awake
tell
^Gracious Saviour, Thou
out the ftory
Of
our love, and joy, and praife

awake our glory
Lute, awake
Join a thankful fong to raife
w/' Join we, brethren faithful-hearted,
Lift the folemn voice again
O'er another year departed
Of our threefcore years and ten.
haft lengthened,
Still,
when danger
ftiall
betide us,
Be Thy warning whifper heard

Keep us at Thy feet, and guide us
By Thy Spirit, and Thy Word
III.
Thy favour and Thy bleffing

Crown the year we now begin
Let us all, Thy ftrength poffeffing,
Grow in grace, and vanquifh fin
/"Let
p Storms
te
And haft bleft our mortal fpan,

And in our weak hearts haft ftrengthened
What Thy grace alone began
rJ
are round us, hearts are quailing,
Signs in heaven, and earth, and fea

But when heaven and earth are failing,
f Saviour we will truft in Thee.
cres.
WHY SHOULD THE CRUEL HEROD

Crudelis Herodes,
2jHJ3fl<Jul).
FEAR?
^n=T^
Deum.
No.
7.
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in.
the cruel Herod fear

the King, is coming near?
takes no realms of earth away,
Who
gives the realms of heavenly day.
In waters of the cryftal flood,
Lo dips the Holy Lamb of God

The fins, which ne'er in Him were traced,
From us, by warning, He effaced.
:
IV.
II.
The Magi track

Which they had
-<s-
Jp^
i.
That Christ,
i-
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mf Why mould
the leading
Lo
from afar
they onward prefs,
witneffed
To Light by light
And by their gift their God
wondrous Power
is brought to fight
water reddens 'neath the light
And, at the word of Force Divine,
Its nature changes into wine.
flar,
confefs.
V.
/All
glory be to Jesu's
bright Epiphany
To Father,
From
Name,
Who
came
Spirit, high
we
age to age, unceafing
raife,
praife.
ALL HAIL
THE LORD'S ANOINTED.
No. 74.
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hail! the Lord's Anointed,

Great David's greater Son
!
in the
time appointed,
His reign on earth begun

He comes to break oppreffion,
!
To let the captive free,

To take away tranfgreffion,
And
rule in equity.
f Down kings fhall fall before Him,

And gold and incenfe bring;
All nations fhall adore Him,
His praife
To Him
And
daily
people fing ;
prayer unceafing,
all
fhall
vows
IV.
He fhali come
mowers
Upon the fruitful earth,
And joy and hope, like flowers,
like
Shall deck
Before
His path
Him, on
to birth;
the mountains,
Shall peace, the herald, go,
And
righteoufnefs, in fountains,
From
hill to valley
afcend,
His kingdom ftill increafmg,

A kingdom without end.
II.
/Tz/'Down
flow.
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Who,
T-^>
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ff O'er every foe victorious,

He on His throne fhall
From
age to age
more
reft,
glorious,
All blefling, and all bleft

tide of time fhall never
The
His covenant remove

His Name fhall fland for ever:
;
That Name
to us
is
Love.
OF NOBLE CITIES THOU ART QUEEN

Ofola magnarum urbium.
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from the
Magi faw Him
fky,
lie.
The Star, before whofe luftre bright

The vanquifhed Sun hath paled his light,
flefhlv
God
ftraight they
IV.
II.
Proclaims that
S3=
pour
their
ftore,
from
Their Eaftern ofPrings
And, proftrate, with their prayers unfold
Myrrh, frankincenfe, and royal gold.
/"Of noble cities thou art Queen

Thou, Bethlehem, alone haft ften
Incarnate in a cradle
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III.
I.
Salvation's Captain,
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has
come
Form of human
The
The
treafure fpeaks the
incenfe
God
V.
glory be to Jesu's
Name,
Who
came ;
bright Epiphany
To Father, Spirit, high we raife,
From
And, myftic fign of deathly woes,

The myrrh His fepulchre forefhows.
to earth,
birth.
/All
King of kings
before us brings
age to age, unceafing
praife.
AS
WITH GLADNESS MEN OF
OLD.
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with joy they hailed
to
ib
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its
they offered gifts rnoft rare

that manger, rude and bare ;
So may we, with holy joy,
Pure, and free from fin's alloy,
All our coftlieft treafures bring,
Christ, to Thee, our heavenly King.
light,
IV.
p Holy Jesus every day

Keep us in the narrow way
And, when earthly things are
with joyful fteps they fped

that lowly manger-bed,
There
-I
:^_d
II.
As
2St
ss I
As
At
Leading onward, beaming bright

So, mod: gracious God, may we
Evermore be led by Thee.
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III.
men of old
with gladnefs
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bend the knee before
Him, Whom heaven and earth

So may we, with willing feet,
Ever feek Thy mercy-feat.
V.
cres.
In the heavenly country bright,

Need they no created light
/Thou
its
Thou
its
part,
Bring our ranfomed fouls at laft

Where they need no ftar to guide,
Where no clouds Thy glory hide.
adore
Life, its Joy, its Crown,

Sun, which goes not down
There for ever may we fing
Alleluias to our King!
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WHAT STAR
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And dims the
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THAT BEAMS
THIS
this that
beams
fun with
fairer light
fo bright,
/Love
No
never knows of dull delay;

no rifk, obstructs their way
toil,
Their home, their kin, their native land,

At once they quit at God's command.
new-born Monarch's rife,

His cradle pointing from the fkies.
a
II.
m/See now
fulfilled the Prophets' cry

Jacob's ftar afcends on high !"
Arretted at the heav'nly blaze,
61
Lo
Starts forth the Eaft in
deep amaze.
O Christ, while beams the Star of grace,

Alluring us to feek Thy face,
Upon our flothful fpirits fhine,
Nor
let
them quench the

VI.
III.
Without, the Star informs their fight

Within, there fhines a brighter light,
Which leads them, by its gentle force,
To trace the marvel to its fource.
light divine.
/To
To
Be
praife
O
O
Father, Radiance bright,

Son, the Nations' Light,
eternal, and to Thee,
Thee,
Thee,
Spirit, equal glory be.
GOD OF MERCY, GOD OF GRACE,

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right.
Him
manifefted there
flow,
cres.
Here behold
the Day-fpring rife,

Pouring eyefight on your eyes
!
God
bids and tumults ceafe,
Prince of Peace.
p Mild
He
mines on
His
Own
light furvey,
!
VI.
all
/Sing, ye morning
beneath,
Piercing through the fhades of death

Scatt'ring error's wide-fpread night,
/ Kindling
in
Shining to the perfect day
III.
cres.
V.
p Fear not hence that ill mould

Wars or peftilence below
in the
r~j
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II.
UuYring
all, far off and near,

Hafte to fee your God appear!
Hafte for Him your hearts prepare
that gilds the night,
Guides bewildered Nature
it
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darknefs into light.
God
ftars again,
defcends on earth to reign
Deigns for man His life t'employ

Shout, ye fons of God, for joy
!
THE RACE, THAT LONG IN DARKNESS
PINED.
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long in darknefs pined,
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The people dwell in day, who
dwelt
In death's furrounding night.
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The
hail Thy rife, Thou better Sun,

The gath'ring nations come,
With joy, as when the reapers bear
The harveft-treafures home.
tribes
Him
all
Son
is
is
born,
given
of earth
fhall
Him
obey,
the hofts of heaven.
His Name mall be the Prince of Peace,

For evermore adored,
The Wonderful, the Counfellor,
The great and mighty Lord
!
VI.
III.
haft
removed,
quelled th' opprefTor's fway,
As quick
us a
V.
To
And
us a Child of hope
To
II.
mf For Thou our burden
gpTTT
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80.
as flaughtered fquadrons fell
In Midian's evil day.
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power increafing {till fhall fpread,

His reign no end fhall know
His throne fhall juftice guard above,
And peace abound below.
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BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF THE SONS OF THE
MORNING.
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laid
yield
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Him
in coftly devotion
off rings divine
of the mountain, and pearls of the ocean,
Myrrh from
the forcft, or gold from the
mine
IV.
cradle the dew-drops arc (hilling;

His head with the bcatts of the Hall
p Cold on His
Angels adore Him, in dumber reclining,

/Maker, and Monarch, and Saviour of all
we
Odors of Edom, and
II.
cres.
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Vainly with gifts would His favor fecure ;
j Richer by far is the heart's adoration;
Dearer to Goo are the prayers of the poor.
cres.
;
HALLELUJAH SONG OF SWEETNESS.

!
Alleluia, dulce carmen.
jSuntrag
Moxt
/ Hallelujah
No.
Septuagesima.
Hallelujah we deferve not

Always here to lift on high ;
Our tranfgre (lions check the uttVance,
fong of fweetnefs,
Strain of joy that never dies
Hallelujah is the chorus,
Dear to choirs above the fkies
!
As we
Hallelujah cry
Haftes the hour for deeply mourning
Sins that heavy on us lie.
Hark
from
Evermore
the bleft in
all
anthem
the
Heaven
flies
Thou
Mother
oh,
how
is
the
children bring
p Drooping exiles by her waters,

Tears from us doth Babel wring.
in this
homage,
Which Thy happy
our adoration,
BlefTed Trinity, we pray
Grant us in the realms of glory
Vifion of Thine Eafter Day ;
There to fing to Thee with rapture
/Hallelujah's fweeteft lay.
mf Thee,
gladly
doft Hallelujah fing
Hallelujah
IV.
II.
Salem
82,
ores.
SONGS OF PRAISE THE ANGELS SANG.

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No. 83.
or General.
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/No
dumb,
kingdom come
alone be
Till that glorious
Church delights to raife

Pfalms and hymns, and fangs of praife.
was done.
the
V.
II.
awoke the morn,

mf Saints below, with heart and voice,
Still in fongs of praife rejoice
born
When the Prince of Peace was
Learning here, by faith and love,
Songs of praife arofe, when He
Songs of
praife
Songs of
Captive led captivity.
praife to fing above.
VI.
III.
Heaven and
Songs of
God
will
Songs of
earth mull pafs
praife fhall
crown
away
that
make new heavens and
/Borne upon
day
their latch breath,
Songs of praife fhall conquer death

Then, am id ft eternal joy,
Songs of praife their powers employ.
;
earth
praife fhall hail their birth.
l'
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IV.
of praife the angels Tang,
fpake, and
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Heaven with hallelujahs rang,

When Jehovah's work begun,
When He
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S^JptUaseStma,
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A BOOK
IS
WHO RUNS MAY
READ.
No.
or General.
,,
84.
fr(=F=g=g=F
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IV.
//
There is a Book, who runs may read,

Which Heav'nly truth imparts,
And all the lore its fcholars need,
Pure eyes and Chriftian
hearts.
p The moon
above, the Church below,

race they run ;
wondrous
But all their radiance, all their glow,

Each borrows of its Sun.
V.
II.
The works of God,
above, below,
Within us and around,

Are pages in that Book, to mow
Where God Himfelf is found.
/ The
Saviour lends the light and heat,

That crowns His holy hill
The faints, like ftars, around His feat,
Perform
their courfes
VI.
III.
/The
glorious {ky, embracing
Is like the
ftill.
all,
Maker's love,
Wherewith encompaffed, great and

In peace and order move.
p Thou,
Who
And
me
hart:
giv'n
me
eyes to fee
love this fight fo fair,
fmall cm. Give
/And
a heart to find
read
out Thee,
Thee everywhere.
SING TH' ALMIGHTY
Jcl-ptUageStma,
POWER OF
GOD.
No. 85.
or General.
HUH
III.
I.
fI
Almighty pow'r of God,

That made the mountains rife,
sing th'
That fprcad
And
mf
crcs.
But makes
wifdom
that ordained
The fun to rule the day;

The moon fhincs full at His command,
And all the liars obey.
goodnefs of the Lord,

That filled the earth with food;
He formed the creatures with His word,
And then pronounced them good.
p Lord, how Thy wonders arc difplaycd,
Where'er I turn my eye
era. If I furvcy the ground I tread,
Or gaze upon the fky,
fing the
Thy
glories
known
clouds arife and tempefts blow,

By order from Thy throne.
built the lofty fkics.
I fing the
There's not a plant or flow'r below,
And
the flowing Teas abroad,
II.
mf
p Thy creatures, num'rous as they be,

Are fubjccl to Thy care
cres. There's not a place where we can flee,
:
But
God
is
prcfent there.
IV.
heaven He fhincs with beams of love,
With wrath in hell beneath ;
'Tis on His earth I (land or move,
And 'tis His air I breathe.
mf His hand is my perpetual guard;
He keeps me with His eye
Why fliould I then forget the Lord,
Who is for ever nigh?
f In
THE LORD, HE GAVE THE WORD!

JJCPtUacjeStma,
No. 86.
or General.
yTHE
/ The Lord, He gave
Lord, He gave the Word?

mf The Void quick heard the found,
And Matter ftraight from nothing rofe,
mf Loud
Till rings a voice around
f Each idol
beams afar
Sun, moon, and liar
Lo
Word
The heathen tremble at the tone,

And Satan fhudders on his throne;
The powers of darknefs fly
Faft riveted in dead repofe,
f Light
the
rofe the preachers' cry
{loops
All evil droops;
No
in the rear
See Man appear,
Thrice noble form God's image dear
!
The world
III.
f The
He
gave the Word

heard within
p Soft Heals the Saviour to the heart,
To calm and cure the bleeding fmart,
Lord,
The found
is
And blot away its fin

ff Then rend the Ikies
With pealing cries

High fongs of praife
Triumphant raife
!
The Lord
remain
doth reign;
His from mount to
foes
The Lord
extol to endlefs days
is
plain.
GOOD LORD
Seiagmma,
WHO HAST THE WEIGHTY
WOES.
or General.
No. 87.
l^m
IV.
I.
p Good Lord, Who

cres.
haft the
Of galling trial borne,

Regard Thy fervants' bitter
While
weighty woes Vouchfafe us patience, loving Lord,

To eafe this mortal ftrife
throes,
Oh utter forth Thy fovereign word,
;
That Cherubim may fheathe
wreftling with their cruel foes,
Which guards
Dejected, wafted, worn.
the fword,
the Tree of Life,
II.
Remember
that once
Within whofe
The
happy
fpot,
tainted pale
mf Grant us to eat its golden fruits,

And drink the living ftream,
ferpent, jealous at their lot,
Contrived to fix a lafting blot

On man and woman frail.
That wafhes by
As
high
To
O woman's Holy Seed,

comes the Tempter nigh,
Confound his counfel, thwart his deed,
Left we, his fallen victims, bleed,
loft,
When
And
'neath his rancour die.
healing fhoots,
greet the heavenly beam.
VI.
III.
Thus
holy roots,
its
it lifts its
/ May
we, our race of
trial
run,
Safe landed on the fhore,
Thy
glorious triumph
An Eden
p Find
loft,
an
reft for
now begun,
Eden won,
evermore
ALMIGHTY GOD, THY WORD

i&exageStma,
No. 88
or General.
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mf Almighty God, Thy word
is
caft
Like feed upon the ground

Oh may it grow in humble hearts,
!
Let not the world's
deceitful cares
The rifing plant deftroy,

But may it in obedient minds
Produce the
righteous fruits abound.
fruits
of joy.
IV.
II.
Let not the foe of Christ and man

This holy feed remove
But give it root in praying fouls
p Let not Thy word,
To
Return
all
Thy
who
pow'r beftow,
hear the joyful found
faving grace
may know.
in
Thy
mercy
reject
Thy
fent
throne,
Thee, and fadly
come down, and on Thy word
Thy mighty
That
to
That we
bring forth fruits of love.
/Great God
raife us to
Son.
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No. 89.
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Steals apace the
welcome
mf With
tide,
To
Sweet fafety's dawning hour,

When Mercy's gate will open wide
To catch the mourner's mower.
dwellings cold and rude,

the poor, where forrow
Where droop
bleeds,
And Christ
ufe with ever foftened zeft

;
daily vigil keep.
Left death
III.
grief,
On
mould
feize the ftore.
VI.
unbofomed from the
tears, that
faint for food.
Here, ftretching forth a lavifh hand,

Let love her wealth outpour;
Confign it to a heavenly land,
words, thy food, thy fleep

Check mirth, and with a keener breaft
p Let
is
V.
Thy
Thy
bee
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zeal purfue the path that leads
II.
Then
u-^LXi
IV.
1.
ffirp
^
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gufhing
heart,
fall,
Feed fadly, yet, defpite the (mart,

Approach the Judge of all.
p Lord, confecrate us all to Thee,

With newly kindled love,
That purer thoughts, where'er we
May
flame to heav'n above.
VII.
Three-One,
Thee high praife we give

Thee widely we proclaim
Grant we through taintlefs fa ft may live,
True warriors for Thy Name.
to
be,
; :
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No.
Cor. xiii.
ZZ
HOLY GHOST.
SPIRIT,
(UtttlKIuagesima, or General.
S5:
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gifts at
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pp Love
is
Love
is
kind, and fuffers long,

meek, and thinks no wrong,
cres. Love, than death itfelf more ftrong
p Therefore give us Love.
heav'nly Love.
V.
II.
Faith, that mountains could remove,
Tongues of earth, or Heav'n above,

cres. Knowledge, all things, empty prove
p Without heav'nly Love
p Prophecy
away,
of day
cres. Love will ever with us ftay
Melting
will fade
in the light
VI.
III.
p Though
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p Holy,
p
90.
IV.
p Gracious Spirit Holy Ghost

Taught by Thee, we covet mod
Of Thy
zs-
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I.
cres.
martyr bleed,
p Faith will vanim into right
Give my goods the poor to feed,
Hope be emptied in delight
cres. All is vain if Love I need
cres. Love in Heav'n will mine more bright
p Therefore give me Love.
I as a
VII.
and Hope, and Love we fee,

mf
Joining hand in hand, agree
cres. But the greatert of the three,
/ And the beft, is Love.
Faith,
*** Transposed
a note lower,
this
Melody may
be
sung in Unison.
THE SOLEMN TIME OF HOLY
FAST.
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with tearful
Who,
cries
let
us kneel in deeped
Uplifts
walls.
His
threatening rod.
V.
In vain afcend the tones of grief,
Judge our Father, Friend!

punifhment be flow
Vouchfafe us time to mend our lives ;
Repentant hearts beftow.
righteous
To
God's angered ear to feek,

Unlefs the language of the foul
An inward forrow fpeak.
VI.
III.
In vain the fprinklcd afhes
robe
is
woe
wrath of God
knowing all our guilty deeds,
ftay the
II.
The
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IV.
time of holy
mourning
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fall,
rent in vain,
Unlefs the broken heart is torn

With wounds of keened pain.
cres.
BleftTuREE inONE! GreatONEinTiiREE!

Grant us, Thy fuff'ring race,
To reap from thefe, our lowly fafts,
/Undying
fruits
of grace.
FORTY DAYS AND FORTY NIGHTS.

No. 92.
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Forty days and
Then
forty nights
Thou waft wand'ring in the wild

Forty days and forty nights
Fading, tempted, undefiled.
if Satan with his wiles

Flefh or fpirit fhall aflail,
Armed againft his frowns and fmiles,
May we never faint nor fail
II.
p Holy peace and
Sunbeams fcorching all the day

Chilly dewdrops nightly fried;
Prowling beafts about Thy way
;
Joy and
Thy
pillow, earth
Thy
gladnefs, light and love,
round us mine,
Precious tokens from above.
Shall like angels
Stones
bed.
VI.
III.
mf Shall we
From
truth divine,
not fome hardfhip bear,

the joys of earth abftain,
Fafting with unceafing prayer,
Glad with Thee to fuffer pain ?
Saviour dear,
Ever conftant by Thy fide,
That with Thee we may appear
cm. Keep
us, then,
/Glorious
at
our Eafter-tide.

MY
Hmt,
MY GOD, MY
GOD,
MY
LIGHT,
LOVE.
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hang on Thee
God,
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my God, my
Light,
my
Thou gone
me here,
Thy Throne.
whither art
Either be near unto
Or
lift
me
to
Love,
V.
II.
My
My
The fweeted
Cand Thou that foul forfake,

That follows Thee with redlefs cries,
And longs to overtake?
God, my God, my Light, my Love,

For Thee I third alone
;
My
waters on the earth

foul accounts as none.
God, my God,
My
Mine
I
feek,
Why
my God, my
Light, my Love,
only, only Friend,
long, I look for Thee
wilt Thou not attend ?
God,
my
Light,
my
Love,
VI.
III.
IV.
I.
fouls that
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//My God, my God, my Light, my Love,

Mine all in all to me,
Wilt Thou a gracious Father prove
To
m/Wiy God, my God, my Light, my Love,

Come, come, with me abide
Rejoice me with Thy prcfencc, Lord;
I know no joy befide.
;
VII.
p My God, my God, my Light, my Love,

Hear Thou my mournful cry
cres. The God of Love hears from above
:
He
will not fee
mc
die.
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COME, LET US TO THE LORD OUR GOD.

No. 94.
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With contrite hearts return
Our God is gracious, nor will leave
Our
God we feek to know,

know Him and rejoice
hearts, if
Shall
defolate to
IV.
I.
The
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His coming like the morn fhall be,

Like morning Tongs His voice.
mourn.
II.
His voice commands the
As dew upon
the tender herb,

DirTufing fragrance round
temper!: forth,
And flills the ftormy wave

And though His arm be ftrong to fmite,
;
As
fhow'rs that ufher in the fpring,

cheer the thirfty ground
And
'Tis alfo ftrong to fave.
VI.
III.
mf The night of forrow long hath reigned;

The dawn fhall bring us light
For God appears, and we fhall rife
With gladnefs in His fight.
So
His prefence
blefs our fouls,

fhed a joyful light
That hallowed morn fhall chafe away
The forrows of the night.
fhall
And
IN
THE HOUR OF
TRIAL.
No. 95
ILttlt, or General.
p In
the hour of
mf Should Thy mercy
trial,
Jesus, pray for me,

cres. Left by bafe denial
I depart from Thee
p When Thou feeft me waver,
With a look recall,
cres. Nor for fear or favor
Sorrow,
Or mould
me
to
pain attend
Fail
Caft
fall.
Thy hand to fee

I may ever
my care on Thee.
IV.
p When my
hour cometh,
Fraught with ftrife and pain
my
remembrance
Sad Gethfemane,
Or, in darker femblance,

Crofs-crowncd Calvarv.
me
Grant that
II.
to
me
;
path below ;
Grant that I may never
mf With forbidden pleafures

Would this vain world charm;
Or its sordid treafures
Spread to work me harm
p Bring
fend
and woe
On my
Suffer
toil,
laft
When my duft returneth

To the duft again
On Thy truth relying,
;
cres.
Through
that mortal ftrife,
pp Jesus, take me dying
To
eternal
life.
FROM LOWEST DEPTHS OF WOE.

Pfalm 130.
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cry
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But Thou
And
voice,
trial
forgiv'ft, left
To
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enliv'ning ray,
than the morning watch
fpy the dawning day.
V.
/Let
bear
we defpond,
quite renounce
Thy
Ifrael truft in
God,
No
The
fear.
bounds His mercy knows

plenteous fource and fpring, from
whence
:
Eternal fuccour flows
VI.
Whofe
foul with patience waits
For Thee, the living Lord

hopes are on Thy promife built,
And never-failing word.
friendly ftreams to us
Supplies in want convey
My
Thy
More duly
III.
My
longing eyes look out
For
feverely judge.
can the
32f
II.
Thou
IV.
^w.Lord, hear my fupplicating

And gracioufly reply.
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And warn our guilt away.
WHEN OUR HEADS ARE BOWED WITH

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No. 97
or General.
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When our bitter tears o'erflow,

When we mourn the loft, the dear,
cres.
Gracious Son of Mary, hear
cres.
Thou
Thou
Thou
haft
cres.
flefh haft
worn
our mortal griefs haft borne
human
Gracious Son of Mary,
tear
hear
Son of Mary,
hear
When
With
When
cres.
the heart
is
fad within,
the thought of
all its fin;
with
the fpirit fh rinks
fear,
!
VI.
the fullcn death-bell tolls
For our own departed
fouls
p Thou the fhame, the grief haft known,

Though the fins were not Thine Own
When
cres.
haft Hied
haft filled a mortal bier
Gracious
III.
p When
life
V.
p Thou our throbbing

haft fried the
bowed the dying head
the blood of
II.
Thou
Thou
IV.
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our final doom is near,

!
Thou
cres.
deigned their load to bear

haft
O LORD, TURN NOT THY FACE FROM ME.

No. 98
ILent, or General.
p And
Lord, turn not Thy face from me,

lie in woeful Hate,
Lamenting
cres.
all
my
For then
finful life
But
let
me
So come
my
Lord, I mercy, mercy alk,

This is the total fum
For mercy, Lord, is all my fuit
Lord, let Thy mercy come
/To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
!
The God, Whom we
And
fhall
account,
guilty confcience
mall appear.
I to Thy mercy-gate,
III.
m/Good
glory, as
ftrict
Where mercy doth abound,

Imploring pardon for my fin,
To heal my deadly wound.
enter in.
Be
not to
have fojourned here
How vile
Thy
mercy-gate
A gate which opens wide to thofe
That do lament their fin
Shut not that gate againft me, Lord,
Before
me
call
How
Who
adore,
was, is now,
be evermore.
it
knows
O WILT THOU PARDON, LORD.

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Of fuch
make all things known

To Him, Who all things fees
That fo the Lamb may yet atone
I,
his crimes record
a crimfon
dye
foul,
For
thine iniquities.
IV.
II.
p So deep
So
The
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III.
mf My
wilt Thou pardon, Lord,
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terrible their fear
And
righteous fcarcely mail be faved,

And where mall I appear ?
Thou
Make
Phyfician
clean
my
me, by many
bleft,
guilty foul,
a fin oppreffed,
Reftore, and keep
V.
know not how to praife

Thy mercy and Thy love
But deign Thy fcrvant to upraife,
And I mail learn above.
fI
me
whole.
HAVE MERCY, LORD, ON ME.

Pfalm 51.
No. IOO,
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1.
p Have mercy, Lord, on me,
Withdraw not Thou Thy
As Thou
wert ever kind ;

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wonted mercy
Nor
help,
me from Thy fight,

Thy Holy Spirit take
Nor
let
cart
Its everlafting flight.
find.
II.
mf Warn off my foul offence,

And cleanfe me from my
For
I confefs
How
my
great
mf The
crime, and fee
my
Thy favour gives

me again obtain
joy
Let
fin
And Thy
My
guilt has been.
free Spirit's firm
VI.
III.
broken
fpirit is
/ To
By God mod
By
highly prized ;
Him a broken, contrite heart
Shall never be defpifed.
fupport
fainting foul fuftain.
God,
the
Father, Son,
And
As
Spirit, glory be
was, and is, and fhall be
To
all
eternitv.
fo,
WHEN WE BEND BEFORE THY THRONE,
LORD,
2, CUt. or General,
III.
I.
mp Lord, when we bend
And
Teach us
And
before
Thy throne,
cres.
our confeffions pour,

to feel the fins
hate what
we
When we difclofe our wants in prayer,

May we our wills refign
And not a thought our bofom fhare,
;
we own,
Which
deplore.
And
not wholly Thine.
IV.
II.
p Our broken
is
Let
pitying, fee,
fpirits,
Then let a kindling

Beam hope upon
faith each
meek
petition
fill,
And waft it to the fkies

And teach our hearts 'tis goodnefs
penitence impart
glance from
Thee
That
the heart.
grants
V.
/"When
our refponfive tongues eflay

Their grateful hymns to raife,
Grant that our fouls may join the lay,
And mount
to
Thee
in praifc.
it
or denies.
(till,
THERE
A FOUNTAIN, FILLED WITH BLOOD.
IS
No. 102
ILl tit, or General
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a Fountain, filled
with blood,
Drawn from Emmanuel's
And
finners,
Lofe
plunged beneath that
O Lamb of God Thy precious

!
Shall never lofe
veins
Till
flood,
all
Be
their guilty {tains.
all
the ranfomed
thief rejoiced to fee
And
Wafh
may
all
my
Blood
power,
Church of
God
IV.
That Fountain in
there
its
faved, to fin no more.
II.
The dying
_C2.
III.
I.
//
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his
mf
well as he,
And
away.
fins
Then
When
p
ftiall
be
till
I die.
in a nobler, fweeter fong,
Til fing
dim.
E'er fince, by faith, I faw the ftream
Thy flowing wounds fupply,

Redeeming love has been my theme,
day
Thy power
to fave,
poor, lifping, ftammering tongue

Lies filent in the grave.
this
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MY FATHER, HEAR ME
GOD,
PRAY.
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Strengthen mc with holy might,
Make Thy dwelling in my heart
Faith, and joy, and hope impart.
P Lord, unnumbered fins arc mine,
cres. But eternal love is Thine.
mf God my
IV.
my Saviour, look on mc
All my guilt I caft on Thee
Give my troubled fpirit peace;
Bid my fears and forrows ccafc.
God,
gf:
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II.
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Hear mc for Thy blcflcd Son.

Lord, unnumbered fins arc mine,
But eternal love
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But eternal love is Thine.
Blcflcd, glorious Trinity
Holy, cvcrlafling Three!

p Hear, () hear my earned prayer,
And my foul for heaven prepare.
errs. But eternal love is Thine.
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SAVIOUR,
WHEN
IN DUST
when
Saviour,
Scarce
cres.
Oh
we
by
lift
Thee
in duft to
man
Piercing fpear, and torturing fcorn

the gloom that filled the Ikies,
O'er the dreadful Sacrifice
below,
Bending from Thy Throne on high,

pp Hear our folemn Litany
!
Liften to our humble cry;

pp Hear our folemn Litany
IV.
II.
p By Thy
By Thy
By Thy
helplefs infant years,
of want and tears,

days of fore diftrefs
In the favage wildernefs
By the dread myfterious hour,
Of
life
th' infulting
Turn, oh
pp
res.
Tempter's power
turn a favouring eye
Hear our folemn Litany
By
pains and woe,
Suffered once for
By the threatenings of defpair

By Thine agony of prayer
By the crofs, the nail, the thorn,
our weeping eyes
Thy
all
JSJ
Low we bend th' adoring knee

When repentant to the fkies
p
TO THEE.
&ettt, or General,
; ;
By Thy deep expiring groan

By the fad fepulchral flone
By the vault, whofe dark abode
Held in vain the rifing God;
Oh
from earth
to
heaven refiored,
Mighty re-afcended Lord,
Liften, liften to the cry
pp
Of our
folemn Litany!
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HEAR ME, O GOD!

No. 107
3Lntt, or General.
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IV.
O God
Thy
That
Who
That
To
may prove
Thy
more can crave
Than Thou
rod,
Therein
If
Thou
made of nought,
With
all
hadft not
and hell,
His glorious Name
Quite overcame
Yet
I rebel,
And flight the fame,

And quench His flame.
VI.
III.
fwcet,
As minds
bought?
Sin, death,
In vanity.
fin's so
fince
V.
Been ftern to me,

But left me free,
had forgot
Myfelf and Thee,
For
Son
free a flave,
Firil
love.
haft done,
gav'ft a
II.
mf
broken heart
my bed part
ftill
^S
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p Hear me,
ill
p But
bent
Rarely repent,
Until they meet
Their punifhment
With bofoms
rent.
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I'll
come
Before
Me
cres.
As
in
my
lofs
farther tofs,
win
Through that bleft Tree,
That meltcrs me.
fure to
-QS5>-
LORD, IN THIS THY MERCY'S DAY.

No. 108
%Z\\t, or General.
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Lord,
in this
fr^j.
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pafs for aye
dim.
On
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IV.
I.
mercy's day>
p By
away,
our knees we fall and pray,
Thy
night of agony,
By Thy
supplicating cry,
By Thy
willingnefs to die,
V.
II.
Holy Jesu,
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with heart-searching fears,

Ere that awful doom appears.
tears of bitter woe

For Jerufalem below,
Let us not Thy love forego.
Ill
VI.
grant us tears,
Fill us
us Thy Spirit pour,

Kneeling lowly at the door,
dim. Ere it clofe for evermore.
mfLoRD, on
mf Grant
us 'neath
Thy
wings a place,
we lofe this day of grace,

Ere we mall behold Thy face.
Left
cres.
IN
THE HOUR OF MY
DISTRESS.
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ILCltt, or General.
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I.
^ In
the hour of
my
diftrefs,
When temptations me opprefs,

And when I my fins confefs,
pp Sweet Spirit, comfort me.
II.
p When
my bed,
Sick in heart, and fick in head,
And with doubts difcomforted,
I lie
within

III.
p When
the houfe doth figh and weep,
And the world is drowned in fleep,

Yet mine eyes the watch do keep,
IV.
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When
the
Judgment
is
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revealed,
And that opened which was fealcd,

When to Thee I have appealed,
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HEAL ME, O MY SAVIOUR, HEAL.

Unit,
No. 1IO,
or General.
III.
I.
O my Saviour, heal
Heal me as I fuppliant kneel
Heal me, and my pardon feal.
p Heal me,
cres.
mf Thou
Thou,
the true Phyfician art
Christ,
IV.
II.
Frefh the
Hear
And
wounds
the prayers
in
canft health impart,
Binding up the bleeding heart.
that fin hath

I
made
oft have prayed,
mercy fend me
aid.
Other comforters
are
gone
Thou
Thou
and
Thou
canft heal,
for all
V.
p Heal me, then, my Saviour,

Heal me as I fuppliant kneel
cres. To Thy mercy I appeal.
heal
my
fin atone.
lone
"
ART THOU WEARY? ART THOU LANGUID?

KoTTOV TE
JLCttt, or General.
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cres.
thou weary
Art thou fore
mf u Come
to
Me/'
art
thou languid
diftreft
faith
p If
p "
In
Him,
find
at reft
follow,
V.
to
Him,
holdclofely to Him,
hath He at laft ?
" Sorrow vanquifhed, labor ended,
If
cres.
feet
if I
What His guerdon here ?

p " Many a forrow, many a labor,
" Many a tear."
One, "and coming,
He marks to lead me
He be my Guide
His
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II.
cres. If
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IV.
p " Be
p Hath
I.
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and hands are wound-prints,

"And His fide."
mf
I ftill
What
" Jordan
paft."
VI.
III.
diadem, as Monarch,
p
cres. That His brow adorns?
mf " Yea, a crown, in very furety,
c<
But of thorns."
/>
Is there
If
cres.
t?;/
afk
Will
"Not
Him to receive
He fay me nay
till
earth,
VII.
p Finding,
cres. Is
mf (i
He
following, keeping, ftruggling,

fure to blefs
Angels, Martyrs, Prophets, Virgins,
/"Anfwcr,
<
Yes.'
"
me,
?
and not till heaven

" Pafs away."
WHERE THE MOURNER WEEPiNG.

3UM,
No. 112
or General.
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IV.
I.
p Where
the mourner weeping

Sheds the fecret tear,
God His watch is keeping,
Though none elfe be near.
p When
He
Who
in grief
will
His
we
dry the
languifh,
tear,
children's anguifh
Soothes with fuccor near.
II.
mf He
will never leave thee

All thy wants He knows,
;
Feels the pains that grieve thee,

Sees thy hidden woes.
cres.
All our woe and fadnefs

In this world below,
Balance not the gladnefs,
in Heav'n mall know.
We
VI.
III.
Raife thine eyes to Heaven

When thy fpirits quail,
When, by
tempefts driven,
Heart and courage
fail.
p Jesu, holy Saviour,

realms above,
us with Thy favor,
/Fill us with Thy love.
cres. In the
Crown
men.
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I.
wj/The kingly banners onward
And
ftream,
fhines the Crofs with myftic
Where man's
His mortal
beam,
Creator, born to fave ;
flefh for
nf'The tree fo fair, fo bright, fo bleft,

In royal purple richly dreft,
Is
chofen from a precious feed,
To
mortals gave.
bear thofe facrcd
Limbs
that bleed.
V.
II.
p There wounded fore doth He appear,

Deep ftricken by the pointed fpear,
p Thy
We
Outpouring water mixed with blood,

That He might warn us in the flood.
on
tinners
Thy Paflion Day

Thy grace increafe,
this
In holy hearts
And
Lord, our only
Crofs, dear
hail
from
flay,
!
their guilt releafe.
VI.
III.
which Prophets fung

/Eternal Three, great God mod high,
The Crofs, whereon the Saviour hung, Let all that breathe Thy praifes cry
Whom Thy myfterious Crofs hath won,
The mark for (corn, the bed of pain,
yTsnowathrone,whenceCiiRiSTdoth reign. Rule Thou while countlefs ages run.
cres. Fulfilled
is
that
; :
FROM THE DEEPS OF GRIEF AND FEAR.

From Psalm 130.
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No. 114,
or General
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I.
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From
the deeps of grief and
Lord,
to
Thee my
cres.
p As
fear,
foul repairs
From Thy
Let Thy mercy meet my prayers.
Oh! if Thou mark' ft what's done amifs,
What foul fo pure can fee Thy blifs ?
heav'n
watchman waits for day,

Looks for light, and looks again
a
When
bow down Thine ear
For
/So
To
relief
calls
amain
fee
my Lord my
;
Sun,
arife
faints, wait on our Lord

From His tongue fweet mercy flows
Wait ye
with Thee fweet mercy ftands,

:
Wait, my foul, wait on His hands

Wait, mine eye oh wait mine ear
If He His eye, or tongue affords,
Watch all His looks, catch all His words.
5
he
look, fo wait, fo long, mine eyes.
IV.
Sealing pardons, working fear
cres
the night grows old and gray,
II.
mf But
j h^jj^ .îjgy.
His Word
On that tree Redemption grows
/He will redeem His Israel
From fin and wrath, and death and hell
Wait upon His
Crofs,
;
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WHEN AT THY
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When
at
Thy
mm
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footftool,
Lord,
m/O
bend,
plead with Thee for mercy there,

Think of the finner's dying Friend,
And for His fake receive my prayer.
think not of my fhame and guilt,

thoufand ftains of deepeft dye
the blood which Jesus
let that
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think upon Thy holy Word,

every plighted promife there
prayer mould evermore be heard,
And how Thy glory is, to fpare.
How
V.
My
And
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And
II.
Think of
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IV.
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JrMrtrag, or General
'M
blood
my
think not of
My
my
doubts and
ftrivings with
Thy
fears,
grace divine
But think on Jesu's woes and tears,

And let His merits (land for mine.
fpilt,
pardon buy.
VI.
III.
Thy Own, w/Thine eye, Thine ear, they are not dull
Thy hand
Thine arm can never fhortened be
Behold me here, my heart is full
Think how my heart to fin is prone,
Behold and fpare, and fuccour me
And what temptations round me ftand.
Think, Lord, how
The
am
ftill
trembling creature of
;!
WAKE, O MY SOUL
AWAKE AND
RAISE.
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O my
foul
Thine every part
awake and raife

His praife,
to ling
Who from
His fphere of glory fell,

To raife thee up from death and hell
p See how His foul, vext for thy fin,
Weeps blood
without, feels hell within
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III.
O mine ear! awake, and hear

That pow'rful voice, which Hills thy
;/z/*Wake,
And
fear,
brings from heaven thofe joyful news,
Which heaven commands, which hell fubdues;

p Hark! how His ears, heaven's mercy-feat,
Foul flanders with reproaches beat!
IV.
II.
mine eyes! awake, and view

Thefe two twin lights, whence heavens drew
Their glorious beams, whofe gracious fight
Fills you with joy, with life, and light
p See how,, with clouds of forrow drowned,
They wafh with tears thy iinful wound!
/?z/*Wake,
JT
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/'Wake,
O my
O my
tune every firing!

tongue awake and fing
a thought in all thy lays;
Speak not a word but of His praife;
p Tell how His tongue with gall they drowned,
Think how for thee His heart they wound!
Wake,
Think not
ieart!
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No.
117.
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I.
Ride on
Hark.
all
ride
on
in majefty
the tribes
Hofanna
cry
Thine humble bead purfues his road,

With palms and fcattered garments
Ride on ride on in majefty

dim.The. winged fquadrons of the fky
Look down with fad and wondering
!
eyes,
To
ftrowed.
fee th'
approaching
Ride on
ride
on
in
majefty
pomp ride on to die

Christ, Thy triumphs now
dim.ln lowly
Ride on
Ride on
dim.Thy
begin
O'er captive death and conquered fin.
cres.O
Sacrifice.
IV.
II.
ride
on
cres.Thz
laft
ride
and
in majefty
Father, on His
Expects His
in
on
fierceft ftrife is
majefty
Own
nigh,
fapphire throne,
anointed Son.
pomp ride on to die

Bow Thy meek Head to mortal pain
ff Then take, O God, Thy power and reign
dim. In lowly
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No. 118
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p Rock of Ages,
cleft for me,

Let me hide myfelf in Thee
Let the water and the blood,
From Thy riven fide which flowed,
Be of fin the double cure,
Cleanfe me from its guilt and power.
;
p Nothing
my
my
hand
bring
Crofs
cling
Thee for drefs

look to Thee for Grace
Naked, come
Helplefs,
Foul,
Wafh
f Thou
fin
to
the Fountain
me, Saviour, or
I to
p While
hands
Can fulfil Thv law's demands

Could my zeal no refpite know,
Could my tears for ever flow,
All for
fly
I die.
IV.
cres.
ffl
Thy
in
Simply to
II.
the labours of
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III.
I.
mf Not
jl
ja.
could not atone
muft fave, and
draw
this fleeting breath,
See Thee on
Thy judgment-throne
pp Rock of Ages,
Thou
When my eyeftrings break in death,

When I foar through tracts unknown,
alone.
Let
me
cleft for
hide myfelf in
me,
Thee
WHO COMES FROM

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EDOM, WITH HIS ROBES,

No. 119.
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For Thou the wineprefs once didft

Weighed down by bitter throes
comes from Edom, with His robes

From Bozrah crimfon grained ?
is
the
Lord,
Who
The
quits the fight
His robes with blood
left
Thee
us, O Christ, that war was waged

For us that Blood was fpilt
For us Thy veft was purple dyed,
While warning out our guilt.
Our
ftony heart
tender
forfakcn hours
woes.
take away,
To weep for Thee, Who wept for

To bleed, fince Thou haft bled.
us,
VI.
c affliction
mourn,
As Thou haft mourned in ours

May we attend Thee in the pangs
Of Thy
Thy
fpirit fried,
III.
Thi
to
V.
mf For
in
tread,
;
callous people faw the ftrife,
And
are ftained.
II.
p May we
EB5H
IV.
I.
w/Who
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13
mf Grant us the
To
lean
blifs
of
upon Thy
The Angel of Thy

p
And
take us to
Thy
redeemed,
breaft
Prcfence fend,
Thy
reft.
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Was ever forrow like to Thine ?
Oh 'tis Thy Father's love to us,
fet their trace,
Await the hands that pluck the hair

From fhame He hideth not His Face
What wrong too vile for fcorn to dare
;
ploughers
make
their
Scant pity do the fmiters
His Frame
is
weak,
furrows long
know
their
angels weep, they ftart not
arms are ftrong.
p
Good Lord
Our tears
all
Thy
In hope on
To
we
there
fufFer in
is
Thy woes
are fried to fwell
Thine
Own
When Thou art fcourged, we feel the blows

When anguifhed, echo back Thy groan.
Thy
bitter pangs,
travails fore diftreft,
Thee our fpirit hangs

Thee our Eafter
reach with
VI.
!
VII.
While thus we mare

In
up
none:
My Father, take away this cup
Yet not My will, but Thine be done !"
craveft fuccour
blow
receives the cruel
Though
Thou
<f
III.
The
divine.
V.
cheeks, where tears have
His back
thus?
That pours on Thee His wrath
II.
The
:^=^=^:
IV.
pp
weary, guiltlefs Head

for angry, taunting foes
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is it
fee a
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naught to you that tread

Along this path of fighs and woes,
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O MOURN, THOU RIGID STONE!

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mourn, thou
Yc
O
dim.
that love hath borne,

In anguifh will I weep;
p Thofe pangs
rigid ftone,
rocks, let tears arife,
lights celeftial,
p For love of man
He
My
moan,
Ye winds, break forth

Behold earth's Glory finking
cres.
faft
breathes His
fins fo
The
in fighs
The mercy
My
laft
He
love's refiftlefs
dies',
Dark
cres.
foul to love
m/Goy
Sion, go and fee,
From honored
power!
oh, bitter hour!
What
mortal could conceive the thought

For finncrs God to death is brought
p
pp
Thy
Now
flain
beneath the darkened
force of love there glows
In Jesus as
How
As
He
dies
fore the Itrefs
fufFring
all
of woes,
He
thorn!
Bridegroom wail with flowing eyes,
V.
w/'What
JefTe born,
Thy King abafed for thee,

And crowned with cruel
oh, cruel crime!

fight!
IV.
Sacrifice fublime
To
woe fo deep
woe and love
and woe mall move.
of that
II.
mf Q
grievous mourn,
caufe of
lies
p Then mourn, unlcfs thy heart is (lone

cres. Return His love with all thine own.
fkies.
ACCORDING TO THY GRACIOUS WORD.

No. 122
STfjUtStiag tefOte ISaSter, or Holy Communion.
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According to Thy
In meek humility,
This
will I do,
I will
my
gracious word,
dying Lord,
remember Thee.
for
my
fake,
III.
pp
there
Thy
eyes,
muft remember Thee.
V.
Bread from Heaven fhall be

Thy teftamental cup I take,
p And thus remember Thee.
Or
C>
My
p Gethfemane can
When to the Crofs I turn mine

And reft on Calvary,
O Lamb of God, my facrifice
II.
mf Thy Body, broken
IV.
I.
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forget.
conflict fee,
Thine agony and bloody fweat,

And not remember Thee ?
mf Remember Thee, and all Thy

And all Thy love to me
pains,
/ Yes,
while a breath, a pulfe remains,
Will
remember Thee.
VI.
p And when thefe failing lips grow dumb,

And mind and memory flee,
When Thou fhalt in Thy Kingdom come
pp Good Lord, remember me
!
SWEET THE MOMENTS, RICH IN
BLESSING.
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mp Truly
rich in blefling,
I
fpend
blefled
is
this ftation
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Low before the Crofs to lie

When I fee Divine companion
Floating in His languid eye.
IV.
II.
fit,
^=S=^=^=^
and health, and peace poflefling,

From the finner's dying Friend.
I'll
ii
III.
before the Crofs
for ever viewing
Mercy's ftreams
.ol
Life,
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in
cres.
dreams of blood
Precious drops, my foul bedewing,

Plead and claim my peace with God.
find my heaven,
Here
While upon the Lamb I gaze;
Loving much for much forgiven,
Ever retting on His grace.
it is I
V.
p Love and grief my heart dividing,

With my tears His feet I'll bathe
Conftant frill, in faith abiding,
Life deriving from His death.
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to
Ye
dark Gethfemane,
that feel the Tempter's
p
power
Your Redeemer's conflict fee,

Watch with Him one bitter hour
cres. Turn not from His griefs away
p Learn of Him to w atch and pray.
dim.
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Calvary's mournful mountain view
Made
fee,
a facriflce for you,
Dying on
th' accurfed Tree

" It is finished !" hear Him cry
p Learn of Jesus Christ to die.
cres.
IV.
II.
Him at the Judgment-hall,

Beaten, bound, reviled, arraigned
Mark Him meekly bearing all
Mark the pangs His foul fuftained
p Early to the tomb repair,

Where they laid His breathlefs
p See
fuffering, fhame, or lofs
p Learn of Christ
There the Lord of Glory
Shun not
tzz>
III.
eves.
cres.
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to bear the Crofs.
Angels keep
!
Who
/Christ
Him away
He feeks the
hath taken
is
clay
their vigils there
rif'n
p Saviour, teach us
fo to rife.
fldes
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III.
/ The Crofs, upraifcd on Calv'ry's

The dead Redeemer's bier,
From which
And
hid
the fun
him
withdrew
height,
cres.
We
cling to that atoning Tree,
Whence we had gone
We reft our
O caft us
his light,
No more, O Lord, mail darkly frown,

/"But ever mine in mercy down.
cres.
IV.
II.
that facrcd
w/Wc love Thee, Lord, our

We plead Thy BlefTcd
Wood,
We now
pad relief;
would kneel in farrow there
Do Thou
each kneeling finncr fpare.
fuff'ring
V.
p Then loathe
thyfclf,
difown thy deeds,
As if difcardcd drofs,
Uproot the bcft like worthlcfs weeds,
Vaunt nothing favc the Crofs;
cres.
f\x
pp
flood thy
Low
fins forfakc
Death
Thy wand'rcrs to Thy bofom take,
Breathe o'er them living breath
eres. For Thou haft won them fwcet releafc,
/Thy Crofs is pardon, light, and peace.
DifTolved in bitter grief,

Dejected, broken-hearted, flood,
Their
on Thee,
not away
Thy precious Blood, of namelefs price,
Hath flowed our coftly Sacrifice.
as in fear,
p The Marys, round
aflray,
earneft hopes
thy flar on high:

by the Crofs, and die.
llafF,
lay thee
MY
GOD,
LOVE THEE, YET MY LOVE
Deus, ego amo Te.
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In
all
my
Thou
guilt
w/Then why mould I not

Thy wondrous love no
ire
the earth,
It
fills
It
melts the heart,
That
I,
a (inner,
and all for me,

might be free.
it fills
it
love Thee well

lip can tell
the ikies,
never
dies.
'Tis not for fake of heav'nly joy,
Nor fearing Thou fhouldft me deftroy,

Not drawn by any hoped reward,
That I would love Thee, gracious Lord
:
VI.
III.
Thou haft endured unnumbered woes,

The fweat of blood, the thorns, the throes,
itfelf,
=f
V.
on the Tree
embraced me,
haft
For me haft borne the nails, the fpear,

Unmeafured fcorn, the burning tear.
Yea, death
II.
Jesu,
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love
Springs not from hope of blifs above,

Nor fince, who love Thee not, Thine
Doth punifh with eternal fire.
p Thou
qq:
IV.
love Thee, yet
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That
cres.
that
'tis
And
Who
with
Thou
all
my
firft
lovedft me,
foul love
Thee,
Thee, love Thee alone,

King, my God, my own,
will love
art
my
WHEN
SURVEY THE WONDROUS CROSS.
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III.
Behold His head, His hands, His feet

Flow love and forrow mingled down!
Did e'er fuch love and forrow meet,
Or thorns compofe fo rich a crown ?
I furvey the wondrous Crofs,

which the Prince of Glory died,
My richer! gain I count but lofs,
And pour contempt on all my pride.
On
IV.
II.
mf
it,
Lord,
in the
that
mould
death of Christ,
boaft,
my God
All thofe vain things, that charm

I facrifice
them
to
jd.
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When
Forbid
Save
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His blood.
cres.
:
me mod,
Were
all
the realm of nature mine,
That were a prefent far too fmall

Love fo amazing, fo divine,
Demands my foul, my life, my all.
;
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or General.
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I.
III.
Sacred Head now wounded,

grief and fhame weighed down,
!
With
Now
Sacred Head
What
blifs till
joy can ne'er be fpoker.
When
Thine only Crown
thorns,
The
Above
fcornfully furrounded
With
cres.
What glory,
now was Thine
in
I thus
dim.
all
with
Lord of my
Yet, though defpifed and gory,

I joy to call Thee mine.
II.
Was
all for finners'
haft fuffered
gain
Oh
Thy
place
Look on me with Thy

Vouchfafe
to
defiring
favor,
me Thy
p Be near me when I'm dying
ere*.
life,
IV.
Lord,
Mine, mine was the tranfgreflion,

But Thine the deadly pain.
Lo here I fall, my Saviour
'Tis I deferve
broken
fafety hide.
Thy glory now to fee,

Befide Thy Crofs expiring,
I'd breathe my foul to Thee.
mf What Thou, my
joys befide,
Thy Body
grace.
And
cres.
to
mew Thy Crofs to me;

my fuccour flying,
Come, Lord, and
fet
me
free
When
ftrength and comfort langui

Amidft the final throe,
Releafe
me from my
Bv Thine
Own
anguifh
rain and wr.
28.
BY THE CROSS, SAD VIGIL KEEPING.

Stabat
âSSlOtt-tttie.
Mater
No.
dolor cfa.
zr
By
z^Who, with Jesu's Mother gazing

On His paffion, fo amazing,
the Crofs, fad vigil keeping,
Stood the mournful Mother weeping,
Where
cres,
ho
Born of woman, would not weep

p Who, on Jesu's Mother thinking-,
her Son in torture hung:
her foul His anguifh fharing,
From thofe horrors

Would not fliare
Bitter load of forrow bearing,
By
the fword
pierced and wrung.
is
Oh
Now
Of
cres.
How
How
how
fad
was
fhe, that
and fore
never fhrinking,
her forrow deep?
IV.
II.
p For His people's fins afflicted,

She beheld Him bound, convicted,
Now with thorns and fcourges rent
diftrefsed
Mother blefsed
One!
the fole-begotten
pp Saw
mourned, how flic grieved,

with trembling (lie perceived
Crufhcd with woe, her glorious Son
fhe
Him
Till
His
V.
mf Fountain of divine affection,

May I feel her deep dejection,
With
cres.
her griefs in fad accord
my heart, with ardor glowing.

With Thy love be ever flowing,
Clofcly knit to Thee, my Lord!
Let
as
He
lingered dying,
All forlorn, in anguifh crying,

fpirit forth
He
fent.
29
OVERWHELMED BENEATH A LOAD OF

Savo dolorum
âssu>n=trtie.
GRIEF.
No. 130.
turbine.
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p O'erwhelmed beneath
a load of grief,
With cruel fcorn aflailed,

Our dear Redeemer on the Crofs,
In bitter pain is nailed.
Sore wounded, from His hands and feet
Outflows a fount of blood
Sun, moon, and ftars withdraw their light

See ftartled nature pale
Then, ranfomed finners, fhare the woe ;
Your Saviour's death bewail.
[n mourning Hand beneath the Crofs
!
His limbs, His breaft, are fteeped

In that moft facred flood.
His
face,
Anoint thofe feet fo fair

bathe them with a flood of tears,
And wipe them with your hair.
IV.
II.
weeps, He prays, He groans, He dies

His Mother's ftricken heart
ruthlefs fword hath deeply pierced,
He
With
agonizing fmart.
The graves are opened, rocks are rent

The land, the ocean make
The temple's veil is torn in twain
All hear the cry, and quake.
////"Thou, Sacrifice of deathlefs love,
Haft warned the finner white,

by Thy life-imparting blood,
And
Made
us the fons of light.
Then, Jesu, be our peace and
joy,
Our life, our precious prize

Our lamp to lead us on the path,
Our crown above the fkies.
;
WE
THE PRAISE OF HIM WHO
SING
DIED.
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No. 131.
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this
Him Who
of
fing the praife
Of Him Who
The miner's hope
upon the Crofs
died
let
we count
men
/ The
died,
away
up
cheers with hope the gloomy day,
It
deride
It
the world but
Crofs,
takes our guilt
holds the fainting
And
lofs.
it
Infcribed
upon the
The mining
He
IV.
Crofs,
letters,
we
"God
fee
is
It
love:"
upon the Tree

brings us mercy from above.
bears our fins
fpirit
fweetens every bitter cup.
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fpirit
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brave,
arm
for fight
from the grave,

the bed of death with
It takes its terror
And
gilds
the cure of woe,
The meafure and the pledge of love

The tinner's refuge here below,
The angels' theme in heaven above.
light.
AND DID MY SAVIOUR BLEED?
ALAS!
No. 132
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Would He
my Saviour
bleed ?
my
Sovereign die ?
devote that facred Head
For fuch a worm
as I
mf The fun might well in darknefs

And fhut his glories in,
When
Christ, the mighty Maker, died
For man, the
cres.
for crimes that I had done,

groaned upon the Tree ?
it
He
Amazing
And
pity
creature's fin
IV.
II.
Was
hide,
grace
unknown
love beyond degree
p Thus might
DifTolve
And
my
melt
my
all
my
blufhing face,
heart in thankfulnefs,
mf But drops of grief can ne'er repay

The debt of love I owe
cres. Here, Lord, I give my felf away
dim. 'Tis
hide
While His dear Crofs appears
that I can do.
eyes in tears.
JESU,
MEEK AND LOWLY.

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meek and lowly,

Saviour, pure and holy,
Jesu,
p Lord, Thy wounds
are dreaming,
Bright with mercy beaming,
Blood for
love relying,
Hear me humbly
IV.
i.
On Thy
IS
finners flowing,
Parglon free beftowing.
crying.
II.
mf Prince
My
of
life
and power,
cres.
falvation's tower,
On
the Crofs I view Thee ;

Calling finners to Thee.
Fountain rich in blefling,

Christ's dear love expreffing,
Thou my aching fadnefs
Turned
into gladnefs.
VI.
III.
There behold me gazing

At the fight amazing
dim. Falling down before Thee,
p Lord,
Helplefs
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adore Thee,
cres.
in
mercy guide me-
Be Thou e'er befide me,

In Thy ways direct me,
'Neath
Thy
wings
protect:
me.
NOT ALL THE BLOOD OF
BEASTS.
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the blood of beafts,

Jewifh altars flain,
all
On
My
faith
On
Could give the guilty confcience peace.

Or wafh away the ftain.
And
jd-
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lay her
And
hand
Head of Thine,
While, like a penitent,

there confefs
I ftand,
my
fin.
IV.
My
But Christ, the heavenly Lamb,

Takes all our fins away
A facrifice
would
that dear
II.
A
^
III.
I.
back to fee
burdens Thou didft bear,
When hanging on the curfed Tree,
And hopes her guilt was there.
foul looks
The
of nobler name,
richer blood than they.
V.
Believing,
To
We
we
rejoice
fee the curfe
blefs the
And
Lamb
fing
remove
with cheerful voice,
His bleeding
love.
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or General.
Org.*
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No.
Hark
III.
the voice of love and
mercy
w/Finimed
Of
Sounds aloud from Calvary

See
it
rends the rocks in funder,
Shakes
"
/
p Hear
the earth,
It
is
and
veils the
fky
Saviour
cry.
"
Oh
what joyance
Do thefe wondrous words afford
Heavenly bleffings, without meafure,
Flow to us from Christ the Lord:
!"
"It is finiflied
Saints, the dyin words record.
It is finiflied
all
all
that
God
had promifed
Death and hell no more (hall awe

" It is finiflied "
Saints, from hence your comfort draw.
!
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II.
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the types and fhadows

the ceremonial law
Finifhed
"
finiflied
the dying
35
I.
IV.
harps anew, ye Seraphs
Join the triumph to proclaim
All on earth, and all in heaven,
Join to praife the Saviour's name
Hallelujah!
ff
Glory to the bleeding Lamb
Tune your
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GLORY! GLORY! LORD, TO THEE,

Viva
viva
Geju.
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Lord, to Thee,
Who for us upon the Tree
Didft, amid the fharpefl: pains,
Pour Thy blood from ftreaming
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Claiming vengeance from the
p
veins.
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Jesu's blood, our bleft releafe,

Pleads for mercy, pardon, peace.
II.
Jesu's blood, with merit rife,

Flows, the foul's immortal life
its
praife, exalted high,
Rings through
Blefsed be
His gracious
love,
Heaven
Pafling
below, above
Sinking 'neath
all
earth,
rejoices,
and mounts the
trembles Hell,
its
broken
fpell.
VI.
III.
/When
Evermore the fong we

This, His precious blood we praife
Which redeemed from endlefs pain
raife
Sinners, held in Death's domain.
us, then, in concert fing
ffhet
Every earned power bring
Chanting this thrice-glorious flood
Jesu's ever facred blood
fk y,
FOR EVER HERE MY REST SHALL
BE.
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Thy
reft fhall be,
II.
dying Saviour, and
Thou Fount
Me
for guilt
my God,
and
fin,
Thy blood,
and keep me clean.
ever fprinkle with
And
cleanfe,
III.
cres.
O wafh me, make me thus Thine Own

O wafh me mine Thou art
O wafh me not my feet alone,
My hands, my head, my heart.
!
IV.
mf Th'
atonement of
Thy
Till faith to fight
Till
hope
And
all
blood apply,
improve;
in full fruition die,
my
foul be love.
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bleeding fide
This all my hope, and all my plea

For me the Saviour died.
My
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No. 138.
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mf
o'er; the pain, the forrow,
Human
and fiendifh fpite

Death mall be defpoiled to-morrow
Of the prey he grafps to-night \
taunts,
the cell that holds

in brief repofe He lies
(till
While
Deep the flumber
that enfolds
But
that
toil, fo fierce
IV.
All night long, with plaintive voicing,
Chant His requiem
Him,
:
was o'er
and dread,
Bruifed and crufhed the ferpent's head.
Him pp
Veiled awhile from mortal eyes

Slumber fuch as needs mufl: be
After hard-won victory.
did foul and body languish,
Till the toil of death
II.
Clofe and
Fierce and deadly was the anguifh,

Which on yonder Crofs He bore
How
p Yet once more to feal his doom,

Christ mufl: fleep within the tomb.
THE SORROW.
PAIN,
faster ffibw.
p All
foft and low ;

rejoicing
loud
cres. Loftier ftrains of
From to-morrow's harps mail flow
ff " Death and hell at length are flain,
Christ hath triumphed, Christ doth
reign
WEEPING AS THEY GO THEIR WAY.

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Weeping as they go their way,

Their dear Lord in earth to lay,
Late at even who are they ?
:
is over
fought the fight
Heavinefs is for a night
mf Joy comes with the morning light.
p All
cres.
II.
Thefe are they, who watched to
Where He hung
Dying on
th'
fee
agony,
accurfed Tree.
in
pp Leave we, deep His grave within,

Shame, and doubt, and every fin,
Would we rife His crown to win.
VI.
III.
pp All
in the tomb
He, as in Death's dark womb,
the dawn of Eafter come.
is
Sleeps
Till
over
mf Glory
to the
Lord Who
gave
His pure Body to the grave,

All from fin and death to fave.
RESTING FROM HIS
WORK
TO-DAY.
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till life
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end,
would folemn vigil fpend

Let me hew Thee, Lord, a
fhrine
rocky heart of mine,

Where, in pure embalmed cell
None but Thou may ever dwell.
In
beneath the fealed ftone.
this
IV.
II.
Late that mournful eve was fcen,

Spent with watch, the Magdalene
Early morn beheld her rife,
Wending on, with tearful eyes,
Towards the holy garden glade,
her buried
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fp Resting from His work to-day,

In the tomb the Saviour lay
Sleeps His Form, from head to feet,
Swathed in the winding-meet,
Lying in the rock alone,
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fpices will I bring,
affection's offering
Clofe the door from fight and found
Of the bufy world around

And in patient watch remain,
Till my Lord appear again.
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IS
HERE,
AND WE
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and we
our Jesus bow the knee
Eafter-day with joy is come
To the tenants of the tomb.
mf Death and
here,
To
Hell are defolate ;

the brazen gate
Broken are the bonds of death,
For our Jesus triumpheth.
Shattered
V.
II.
lives, He lives for aye ;

Death's dark fhadows melt away
Hell hath tried the Lord to hold
Hell defeated we behold.
Jesus
III.
Death, and Hell, and fhades of night,

Cannot hold the Lord of light
/Our great Captain triumphs well,
He hath burfl the bars of Hell.
mf
is
/ Come,
ye faints, with one accord,

Join the triumph of the Lord*
Bruifed is the Serpent's head ;
Jesus lives, and Death is dead.
VI.
ff Death is dead, for Jesus lives

Gift of life to all He gives ;
Jesus died that death might die
Jesus wins the victory.
AGAIN THE LORD OF LIFE AND LIGHT

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of Life and Light
pow'rs of darknefs leagued in vain

bind His foul in death
To
the kindling ray,
He
Unfeals the eyelids of the morn,

And pours increafing day.
fhook
their
With His
kingdom when
He
fell
expiring breath.
II.
p Oh what a night was that, which wrapt

The heathen world in gloom
!
p And
ftill
for erring, guilty
Brother's pity flows

And ftill His bleeding heart is touched
With mem'ry of our woes.
/ Oh!
what a Sun, which broke this day,

Triumphant from the tomb
!
VI.
III.
Ten
thoufand difPring
To
hail this
Which
To
fcatters
man
lips
mall join
welcome morn,
bleffings from its wings
nations yet unborn.
jj
To
Thee, my Saviour, and my King,

Glad homage let me give,
And
ftand prepared like
With Thee
that I
Thee
may
live
to die,
!
THE BANQUET OF THE LAMB

Ad
regias
Jgni
IS
LAID
dapes.
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mf The
For
tres.
Banquet of the Lamb is laid

of white arrayed
The Lord is now our Pafchal

Our Pafchal Lamb, from death
us, in robes
The Red
Sea paft, then let us fing

ToCHRiST,our great andglorious King!
II.
For
fouls, to Sin
love divine, with
Our
loving Prieft for us hath given

His precious Body, food from Heaven.
VI.
Where blood is on the lintels poured,

The Angel drops his deadly fword
:
Flies fundered ocean, while the foe

Is
fwallowed
and Satan dead.
V.
Victim from the {tarry ikies,
Beneath Thy feet Hell vanquifhed lies
The chains of death are burft in twain,
The prize of Life is won again.
III.
cres.
releafed,
Bread
/True
mercy rife,
blood,
the cup of life
Vouchfafes His
P His
Sincerity's unleavened
Feaft,
in the
As Hell
is
now
in ruin laid,
His banners Jesu hath
depths below.
VII.
p That Thou
To
cres.
fail
may'ft be our Eafler joy,

us never, ne'er to cloy,
free us,
From
difplayed,
Unveiling, with extinguifhed ray,

The Prince of Darknefs to the day.
now
death of
this blefled
fin, to life
Morn,
new-born.
! !
JESUS CHRIST
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RISEN TO-DAY.
Bag.
is
He
p But the pain which
rifen to-day, Hallelujah
Our triumphant holy

p
IS
!
!
Our
day, Hallelujah
endured, Hallelujah
falvation has procured: Hallelujah
/Now
Who
did once upon the Crofs, Hallelujah

Suffer to redeem our lofs. Hallelujah
above the fky He's King, Hallelujah!

Where the Angels ever fing Hallelujah
IV.
II.
f Hymns
of praife then let us fing, Hallelujah

Unto Christ our heavenly King, Hallelujah
Who endured the Crofs and grave, Hallelujah
Sinners to redeem and save. Halleluiah
/Sing we
God
above, Hallelujah!
Hallelujah
Praife Him, all ye heavenly hoft, Hallelujah
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost! Hallelujah!
to our
Praife eternal as His love
ANGELS, ROLL THE ROCK AWAY.

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/Angels,
/ Shout,
roll the rock away!

Death, yield up the mighty Prey!
See! the Saviour quits the tomb,
Glowing with immortal bloom.
/Hallelujah! (/>) Hallelujah!
/Christ
the
Lord
is
rif'n
Your
ye Seraphs
eternal fong
Let the
Echo
earth's remoter!:
/Christ
the
Lord
III.
/Holy Father,
holy Son,
Holy Spirit, Three
in
One,
Glory, as of old, to Thee,

Now and evermore (hall be
/Hallelujah! (/>) Hallelujah!
/Christ the Lord is riPn to-day!
!
(p)
raife
bound
to the blifftul found
/Hallelujah!
to-day!
Angels,
of praife
Hallelujah!
is rif'n to-day
CHRIST THE LORD
IS
RISEN TO-DAY.
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of men and angels fay
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Lives again our glorious King

Where,
Death, is now thy fting
Once He died, our fouls to fave
Where, thy victory,
grave ?
Raife your joys and triumphs high,

Sing, ye heavens, and earth reply.
V.
II.
ff Love's redeeming work is done,

Fought the fight, the battle won
Lo
Lo
/
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Hail the
Lord
our Sun's eclipfe is o'er

He fets in blood no more.
the ftone, the watch, the feal
of earth and heaven
Thee by both be given

Thee we greet triumphant now
Praife to
Hail, the Refurrection
Thou
VI.
III.
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Christ hath burfl the gates of hell

Death in vain forbids His rife,
Christ hath opened Paradife,
Everlafting
Thee
Thus
to
Soul of Blifs
life is this
know, Thy pow'r to prove

and thus to love
to fing,
THE HAPPY MORN
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The happy morn is come;

The Saviour leaves the grave
mf Lo
To God
Now J u
His glorious work is done

Almighty now to fave
is captive led,
Since Jesus liveth that was dead.
ft ice
muft declare
caufe remains for fear

Captivity is captive led,
IV.
II.
ff
can dare
to venture near
No
ff Captivity
now
finners
What foe on us fhall lay

The charge of fin and
f Since
guilt
Christ the ranfom paid,

The glorious work is done
On Him
All fin is done away,

Since His rich blood was fpilt:
Captivity is captive led,
f All
hail
The
ff Captivity
We
is
is
is
laid;
won
captive led,
triumphant Lord
Refurreftion Thou
blcfs Thy facrcd Word
Before Thy throne we bow
ff Captivity is captive led,
The
our help
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THE LORD HATH QUELLED THE REBEL POWERS.

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That held Him in thofe mournful hours,
When dead and tombed He lay
/Their fpell is broken, we are freed
The Crucified is rif'n indeed
Bright Angels led the way.
empty tomb,
Death, and Satan's doom,
In tones of triumph ring
toil is o'er, the ftrife is done,
The
forfakes the
knell of
/ The
The
fight
is
fought, the battle
Where
Oh
And
While rocks the trembling ground.
held in chains
the wings of Grace,
fly to feek
And
/Now,
Thy
glorious face,
there to feaft our eyes
Grave, what conqueft canft thou fing
Now, Death, where

Your Victor
is
thy poignant fting
rules the fkies
we
lie
bands of fin away,

raife us, ranfomed fons of day,
No more to fink and die !
tear the
V.
We
IV.
p Great Lord Thou firft-fruits of the dead,
Roufe us from this our mortal bed,
II.
The grave accounts Him now its own

The watch is polled, fealed the Hone
And all is ftill around
/But grave, and guard, and ftone, and feal,
The quickened Captive's power feel,
p
mf Uplifted on
won
Forth comes our conq'ring King!
NEW
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JERUSALEM,
Chorus novce Jerufalem,
No. 149
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triumph now
all
realm, one church, one throne.
V.
For Christ, the victor Lion, ftands
We
warriors, while
we
laud the King,
Bow humbly in His fight,

And crave from Him celeftial
Within His Palace
rank
bright.
VI.
III.
/ To Father,
Accurfed Hell's devouring depths

Refign their wrefted prey
forth the fquadrons,difenthralled
Their Saviour leads the way.
Son, and
The God Whom we
March
His Own
makes the mighty univerfe
The
Above the Dragon flain

With ringing voice He wakes from death
The flaves that owned its reign.
mf
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cres.
IV.
p Ye choirs of new Jerufalem,

Your fweeteft praifes bring,
With gladfome mind, and fober joy,
feaft
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Holy Ghost,
adore,
Through ages, paffing mortal thought,

Be glory evermore.
WHERE
COME, SEE THE PLACE,
JESUS LAY.
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Though worms in duft
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For He hath left His gloomy bed
What Angel rolled the (lone away ?

What Spirit brought Him from
partake,
their
flelh
confume,
the
and awake
from the tomb.
Shall fleep in Jesus,
To
life
eternal
IV.
II.
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dead
By His omnipotence He rofe

By His Own Spirit lives again,
To crufh for ever all His foes,

To raife for ever ruined men.
Dead, while they
By
cres.
But
it, ye dead of every clime,

Before the fecond death begins
forth to this
new
Adam's
race,
fall
lo
the merTengers of grace
Proclaim the gofpel-hope to all.
Hear
Come
live, are
nature, mice their father's
life
in time,
This refurreclion from your
fins
HE
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HE
RISEN!
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holy hymning,
Chant our Lord's triumphant lay
Not one darkfome cloud is dimming
Yonder glorious morning ray,
/Breaking o'er the purple Eaft
Brighter far our Eailer
feaft.
IV.
II.
ye fad and fearful -hearted,
Smiling, glad, with radiant brow ;

Lent's long fhadows have departed,
All His woes are over now

All the paflion that He bore,
Sin and pain, can vex no more.
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III.
Tell it with a joyful voice

He has burft His three days' prifon,
Let the whole wide earth rejoice
ff Death is conquered, man is free,
Christ has won the victory.
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Rifen to a holier ftate

While
a brighter Eafter beam
ff
On our longing eyes mail dream.
COME ONCE MORE, WITH SONGS DESCENDING.

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come our joy to fhare ;

Lo! what pow'r the tomb is rending!
Free among Death's captives there,
Angels,
Christ
cres.
/ Lo
He
is
rifing
cres.
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with
the Soldiers watching round
their toil
is
now
unbroken
leave the filent
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womb.
IV.
Him,
Through the hours of darknefs lone

Vain the jealous care that bound Him
Deep within the fealed ftone:
Vain their madnefs
p cres.
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and with Thee rife
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May we
cres.
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lift
Thee
to
Thee our
eyes,
adoring,
our hearts above the fkies!
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THE STRIFE
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cres. But Christ their legions hath difperfed
Let fhout of holy joy outburft,
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cres.
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yawning
Let hymns of praife His triumphs

/Hallelujah!
V.
which wounded Thee,
From Death's dread (ling Thy fervants free,
That we may live, and fing to Thee,
p Lord
cres.
by the
flripes
/Hallelujah!
gates of hell,
bars from hcav'n's high portals
fell
tell
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death
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When we pafs its gloomy portal.
lives
our hearts
Nought from
/ Life,
know
nor death, nor pow'rs of
Tear us from His keeping

ff Hallelujah
ff Hallelujah
/Jesus lives to Him the throne

Over all the world is given
May we go where He is gone,
!
Reft and reign with
Him
well
us His love mail sever
in
heaven
/Hallelujah!
hell,
ever.
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Stogation Bass,
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in Thy name Thy fervants

And Thou haft fworn to hear
The harveft Thine, and Thine the
/Lord,
The
frefh
plead,
feed,
and fading year.
/ Thine
too by right, and our's by grace,
The wondrous growth unfeen,

The hopes that foothe, the fears that brace,
The love that mines ferene.
V.
II.
p Our hope, when Autumn winds blew wild, p So grant the precious things brought forth
By fun and moon below,
We trufted, Lord, with Thee
That Thee in Thy new heaven and earth
And ftill, now Spring has on us fmiled,
We
wait on
Thy
We
decree.
never
The
green ear, and the golden grain,
All Thine, are our's by prayer.
forego.
VI.
III.
cres.Thc former and the latter rain,

The Summer fun and air,
may
/To
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,

Whom we adore,
The God
Be
it was, is now,
mail be evermore.
glory, as
And
GOD OF
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GOD OF GRACE.
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When we numbly feek Thy
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IV.
p Should we wander from Thy
fold,
Should our love to Thee grow cold,
face,
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forgive and fave
behold
forgive and fave
II.
p When we
in Thy temple meet,

Spread our wants before Thy feet,
cres. Pleading at Thy mercy-feat
p Look from Heav'n, and
fave
the hand of forrow prefs,

Earthly cares or want diftrefs,
cres. May our fouls Thy peace porTefs
p Jesu ; hear and fave
p Should
VI.
III.
mf When Thy
love our hearts mall

long to do Thy will,
Turning to Thy holy hill :
When we
p Lord, accept and fave
fill,
our cry may be,

our hearts to Thee,
our burden fet us free
p Jesu, hear and fave
mf Whatfoe'er
When we
From
lift
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SON OF MAN, TO THEE

Rogation Sags,
WE
CRY.
No. 157
or General.
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Son of Man, to Thee we cry

By the wondrous myftery
rrw.
mf
Of Thy dwelling here on earth,

By Thy pure and holy birth,
Lord, Thy prefence let us fee
Thou our Light and Saviour be
Prince of life, to Thee we cry

By Thy glorious Majefty,
By Thy triumph o'er the grave,

By Thy pow'r to help and fave,
Lord, Thy prefence let us fee
Thou
our Light and Saviour be

IV.
II.
Lamb of God, to Thee we cry

By Thy bitter agony,
By Thy pangs to us unknown,
By Thy Spirit's parting groan,
Lord, Thy prefence let us fee!
Thou our Light and Saviour be
/ Lord
era.
Man
era.
!
of glory,
God mod
high,
exalted to the fky,
With Thy love our bofom fill

Help us to perform Thy will,
Then fhall we Thy glory fee,
Heaven our home, and we with Thee.
THE SACRED DAY HATH BEAMED.

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undone,
IV.
Shut
faft
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fheds on
womb,
Virgin's
fhame, and fcourge, and Crofs,

then a throne refume
Name
tread the courts of
Heaven.
Let Angels deign with us

A common joy to fhare,
VIII.
all
Eden back,
by Adam's fall.
that a Child,
That while His prefence they behold,

We {till are found His care.
the clouds,
of
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VII.
Before His Father He prefents

The mortal palm He won.
He
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our Redeemer's
To
III.
Sweet hope
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All thanks and praife be given,

That He hath borne our mortal fhape
feat
The mighty battle gained^

The world's great prince
flings the gates
^=^
fuffer
And
His glad return to greet.
Upborne above
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VI.
on high afcends,
Once more
Of earthly
II.
Celeftial
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/;?/The facred day hath beamed.

That day of dear defires,
When Christ, our God, our Hope, uprofe
To meet the Heav'nly choirs.
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To heav'nly works arife,
And ever live fuch faintly lives,
That we may reach
the fkies
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I.
the day that fees Him rife

Ravifhed from our wifhful eyes
Christ, awhile to mortals given,
Re-afcends His native Heaven.
/ Hail
Still for
them
He
intercedes
His prevailing death He pleads

Near Himfelf prepares their place^
Saviour of the human race.
II.
jff
There the glorious triumph waits

" Lift your heads, eternal gates
!
Wide
Take
unfold the radiant fcene

King of Glory in!"
the
Still
He
Though
Still
He
higheft
Heaven
loves the earth
He
receives,
leaves
returning to His throne,

calls
Ever upward let us move,

Wafted on the wings of love
Looking when our Lord fhall come,
Longing, panting
after
home.
VI.
III.
mf Him though
cres.
mankind His Own.
ff There we fhall with Thee remain,

Partners of Thy endlefs reign
There Thy face unclouded fee,
Find our heaven of heavens in Thee.
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O CHRIST,
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I.
/O
Christ,
Who,
lifted to the fky,
mp Our
Oh
eyes unveiled, in blifsful
Shall view Thee,
Prepareft us a feat on high,

Sad exiles from the land above,
ftate,
Oh how good how great

!
On Thee our ceafelefs love mall pour,

And Thee our ceafelefs fong adore.
draw us home with cords of love.
IV.
II.
Of every good the Fountain, Lord,

Thou foon malt be our rich reward
What lafting joys mall then remain,
To match Thy people's briefer!: pain
p Thou
ne'er doft quit a favoured race

In pledge of Thy redeeming grace,
fend Thy Spirit from Thy throne,
To take and feal us for Thine Own.
O
V.
/ Thou
coming Judge of every tribe,

all praife do we afcribe,
To Thee
Whom
with the Father we adore,

Spirit evermore.
And Holy
OUR LORD
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from the dead,
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The pow'rs of hell are captive led,
Dragged
to the portals
Who the King of Glory Who

^The Lord, that all His foes o'ercame,
is
The
world,
And
of the fky.
fin,
Jesus
is
up your heads, ye heavenly gates

everlafting doors, give
death, and hell o'erthrew,

the Conqu'ror's name."
w/Lo! His triumphant chariot waits.

And angels chant the folemn lay
mf There His triumphant chariot waits^

And angels chant the folemn lay
Ye
V.
II.
Lift
ss
IV.
i.
way
/"
Lift
Ye
up your
heads, ye heavenly gates.'
everlafting doors, give
way
!"
VI.
III.
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all your bars of mafly light,

wide unfold th' etherial (bene
He claims these manfions as His right;
Receive the King of Glory in
Loofe
And
mf
Who
King of Glory r Who ?

of glorious pow'r poffefled,
The King of faints, and angels too,
God over all for ever bleft."
is
the
/The Lord
THOU ART GONE UP ON
HIGH.
No. 162.
asCeitStOn=titie, or General.
83^ 7^-e^-^
s
FR
/Thou
/ Thou art gone up on high

To manlions in the Ikies,
And round Thy throne unceafingly
The fongs of praife arife.
p But we
Lord
fin
fend
And
Through
To
and care opprefled

promifed Comforter,
Thy
lead
lis
to
Thy
art
earth's
gone up on high;
But Thou
With
p
cres.
all
fhalt
come
again,
the bright ones of the fky
Attendant in Thy train.

by Thy faving power
So make us live and die,
That we may
_/~At
firit
come down,
moft bitter mifery
pafs unto
III.
art
didft
Thy crown
But only let that path of tears

cres. Lead us at laft to Thee
reft]
/Thou
gone up on high
Thou
mf And girt with griefs" and fears

Our onward courfe mull be
are ling'ring here,
With
cres.
p But
Thy
ftand, in that
right
dread hour.
hand on high
REJOICE
THE LORD
KING.
IS
No.
SlgCeitBiOttztrtie, or General.
63
A 4 J
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III.
I.
/Rejoice the Lord is King,

Your Lord and King adore
Give thanks, ye mortals fing
mfHc fits
triumph evermore
/fLift up your heart, lift up your voice;
!
Rejoice, again I fay, rejoice
at
God's right hand,
His foes fubmit,

And bow to His command,
And fall beneath His feet
/Lift up your heart, lift up your voice;
Till
And
all
/Jesus the Saviour
IV.
II.
The God of
When He had
mfHc
reigns,
truth and love
all
His
Shall
all
foes fhall quell,
our
fins deflroy,
And
every bofom fwcll

With pure fcraphic joy :
/Lift up your heart, lift up your voice
purged our ftains,

He took His feat above
Lift up your heart, lift up your voice
Rejoice, again I fay, rejoice!
V.
/Rejoice
in glorious
hope;
Jesus the Judge fhall come,

And take His fcrvants up
To
their eternal
/"Lift up your heart,
home:
lift
up your voice
THE HEAD, THAT ONCE WAS CROWNED WITH

THORNS.
SLmmionstilte,
r-
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or General.
No.
64.
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IV.
p The Head, that once was crowned with

thorns,
p To them the Crofs, with all its fhame,

With all its grace, is given
cres. Their name an everlafting name,
;
crowned with glory now

royal diadem adorns
The mighty Victor's brow.
Is
JLJ..
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cres.
m S*
Their joy the joy of heaven.
II.
/ The
Is
higher!: place that
His,
'he
And
is
p They
heaven affords
His by right
King of kings, and Lord of lords,"

heaven's eternal light.
with their
reign with
Th P rofi *
${
The m
Lord
Him
below,
above
and
J?? t0
ft"!
T
His
of
love '
?
know
VI.
III.
The joy of all who dwell above,

The joy of all below,
To whom He manifefts His love,
And grants His Name to know.
fuffer
They
Crofs He bore is life and health,

p Though fhame and death to Him
His people's hope, His people's wealth,
ff Their everlafting theme.
/ The
THY GLORIOUS WORK, O

aacenaionstfoe,
Opus
or General.
peregijli
CHRIST,
N 0#
Tuum.
work, O Christ,
waged with death is
glorious
The battle
Thou erlt didft
leave
5^
IV.
I.
yTHY
DONE.
IS
Thy
But heaven demands Thee
is
and Pleader, Fount of Peace,

p
That blood, which brought us bleft releafe,
Which gufhed from out Thine heart of love,
done!
won
{tarry throne,
now
its
Prieft,
Thou
own!
liv'it to
offer there above.
V.
II.
With
clouds of fplendor
Thou
look'ft
now
arrayed,
on earth below Thee laid

Now darted from their diftant pofts,
Attend their King unnumbered holts
cres.
'Tis thence
Is
Thy
Church,
Thy
ever nourifhed, beautified
Thy members,
Are with Thy
fpotlefs Bride,
thence with life infpired,

hidden Spirit fired.
vr.
III.
AiTcmbled heav'n in wonder waits

Fly ope the everlafting gates
GoD-man, amid the pealing fky,
Thou tak'ft the Father's feat on high
mf Great Head where'er Thou doft precedr,

Thy Body thither doft Thou lead
p Oh may we never fwerve nor (tray,
!
But walk where

VII.
Thee, O Jesu, praife be giv'n,

Returned in triumph into heav'n!
The Father, Spirit, wc adore
Till time fliall ceafc, for evermore
ffTo
Thou
haft
marked the way.
HARK! TEN THOUSAND HARPS AND
VOICES.
No.
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III.
I.
/Hark!
ten thoufand harps and voices

Sound the note of praife above ;
Jesus reigns, and heaven rejoices

Jesus reigns, the God of love!
See,
He
fits
/"King of
glory, reign for ever!
Thine an everlafting crown

Nothing from Thy love fhall fever
Thofe whom Thou haft made Thine Own.
!
objects of Thy grace,

Deftined to behold Thy face
Happy
on yonder throne
Jesus rules the world alone
IV.
II.
mf Come,
ye faints, unite your praifes

With the angels round the throne
Soon, we hope, our Lord will raife us
Whither
Meet
Glory
it is
!
He
that
Himfelf
we
is
gone
fhould fing,
glory to our
King
Thy
appearing;
bring the glorious day,
When, the awful fummons hearing,
Heaven and earth fhall pafs away
Then with golden harps we'll fing,
/^/"Saviour, haften
Bring, oh
/Glory
glory to our
King
SEE
THE CONQU'ROR MOUNTS
TRIUMPH
IN
No.
&0CMl3tO1t=trtre, or General.
m
the ConquVor mounts in triumph
See the King in royal state,
Riding on the clouds, His chariot,
To His heav'nly palace gate
p Hark the choirs of angel voices
cres. Joyful Hallelujahs sing,
/And the portals high are lifted
To receive their heav'nly King
/ See
IV.
w/ Now our heav'nly Aaron enters

With His blood within the veil;
/Joshua now is come to Canaan,
And the kings before Him quail;
p
cres.
Now He
plants the tribes of Israel

In their promised resting-place;
Now our great Elijah offers
Double portion of His grace.
V.
this that
of battles, God of armies,

has gained the victory
p He, Who on the Cross did suffer,
cres. He, Who from the grave arose,
/ He has vanquished sin and Satan,
He by death has spoiled His foes.
/ Lord
ff
He
at
JZ2.
fw/Thou hast raised our human nature

In the clouds to God's right hand
comes in glory,
With the trump of Jubilee?
is
67.
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II.
w/Who
/There we
sit in
heav'nly places,
There with Thee in glory stand

P Jesus reigns, adored by angels;
cres.
ff
Man
with
God
Mighty Lord,
We
in
is
on the throne:
Thine Ascension
by faith behold our own.

MB
VI.,
III.
p While He raised His hands in blessing

He was parted from His friends
cres. While their eager eyes behold Him,
/ He upon the clouds ascends
tnf He, Who walked with God, and pleased Him,
Preaching truth and doom to come,
/ He, our Enoch, is translated
To His everlasting home.
;
up from' earth to heaven

Give us wings of faith and love
Gales of holy aspiration,
Wafting us to realms above
p That with hearts and minds uplifted,
cres. We with Christ our Lord may dwell,
/ Where He sits enthroned in glory,
ff In His heav'nly citadel.
Lift us
WHEN GOD OF OLD CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN.
IV.
I.
/When God
/And,
of old came down from
V.
So,
when
the Spirit of our
Came down, His
the fecond time,
power and love

morning prime,
Hovered His Holy Dove.
came
cres.
in
Voice
from
rufhing,
that rufhed
Heaven was heard
mighty wind.
VI.
III.
fires,
on
Sinai
/It
down,
the
fills
The
In fudden torrents dread,

Now gently light, a golden crown,
On every fainted head.
dim.
Only
No
Church of God,
world around
ftubborn hearts and
in
place for
it is
found.
VII.
!
Let us not mifs

Save^
th'
accepted hour
Lord, by love
it fills
finful
p Come, Lord come Wifdom, Love, and Power

Open our ears to hear
Cres.
God
flock to find,
abroad,
Softer than gale at
/ The
to hear,
Thrilled from the deep, dark cloud
II.
He
IfraePs awe-ftruck ear
The Voice, exceeding loud,

The trump, that angels quake
Heaven,
In power and wrath He came
Before His feet the clouds were riven,
Half darknefs and half flame.
p But when He came
on
as
or fear.
wills
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BLEST SOURCE OF MERCY, TRUTH,

aapstmirag.
AND
LOVE.
No. 169,
f-^-^-
mf Blest
fried
Source of mercy, truth, and love,
Thine
influence
from above
And ftill from age to age convey

The wonders of this facred day.
II.
fin
every clime, by every tongue,

furpafTing glory fung
Let all the liftening earth be taught
The wonders by our Saviour wrought.
Be God's
III.
Unfailing Comfort, heavenly Guide,

Still o'er Thy holy Church prcfide
Still let mankind Thy bleflings prove,
Bleft Source of mercy, truth,
and love.
IV.
/O holy
Father, holy Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One,

Thy grace devoutly we implore
Thy Name be praifed for evermore
COME! HOLY
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bright beams arife
Thy
Let
mf Revive
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our drooping faith
Our doubts and
And
Difpel the darknefs from our minds,
And
at
III.
I.
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ope our clouded eyes.
fears
remove
IV.
II.
Cheer our defponding
'Tis
hearts,
Thine
To
Thou
heavenly Paraclete
dim. Give us to lie with humble hope
At our Redeemer's feet.
To
to cleanfe the heart,
fanctify the foul,
pour
frefh life in every part,
And
new-create the whole.
V.
Then dwell within our hearts

Our minds from bondage free
we fhall know, and praife, and
Then
f
The Father, Son, and Thee
cres.
kindle in our breads the flame

Of never-dying love.
love
COME, HOLY
HEAVENLY DOVE.
SPIRIT,
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III.
I.
In vain we tune our formal fongs,

In vain we drive to rife
mf Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove,

With all Thy quick'ning powers,
And light a flame of facred love
Hofannas languifh on our tongues,
And
In thefe cold hearts of ours.
our devotion
dies.
IV.
II.
Look, how we grovel here below,
p Dear Lord, and fhall we ever lie

At this poor dying rate ?
Our love fo faint, fo cold to Thee,
And Thine to us fo great
Allured to trifling toys

fouls can neither fly, nor go,
;
Our
To
ff
H ^
reach eternal joys.
/Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove,

With all Thy quick'ning powers
!
Come, fned abroad
And
that fhall
Saviour's love,
quicken ours.
a
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HOLY GHOST, WITH LIGHT
DIVINE.
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I.
ta/Holy Ghost, with
-<a>-
light divine,
cres.
Shine upon this heart of mine

Chafe the fhades of night away,
Turn the darknefs into day
!
Holy Ghost,
with joy divine

Cheer this faddened heart of mine
Yield a facred, fettled peace
;
Let
grow, and
it
{till
increafe.
II.
Let
Let
me
me
Shew
fee
my
all
His
Saviour's
thofe glorious truths to
Which
Holy
face,
are only
Spirit,
Dwell within
beauties trace
me
/ Can:
all
VI.
III.
with pow'r divine,

Cleanfe this guilty heart of mine ;
In Thy mercy pity me ;
me from my bondage
of mine
down
every idol throne ;

Reign fupreme, and reign alone
known by Thee.
p Holy Ghost,
Set
divine,
this heart
free.
See
Shed
cres.
to
Thee
Thy
life
yield
my
heart
through every part
Temple pure I fain would

Wholly dedicate to Thee.
be,
COME, HOLY GHOST, OUR SOULS INSPIRE.

aatltSUnitH
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p Come, Holy Ghost, our
cres.
No.
Ven '^ Creator %<"""'
or General.
fouls infpire,
And lighten with celeftial fire

Thou the Anointing Spirit art,
Who doft Thy fevenfold gifts impart.
Is
IV.
from above,
and fire of love
mf
blefsed unction
comfort,
life,
HI
p Anoint and cheer our foiled face
With the abundance of Thy grace
Keep far our foes, give peace at home
Where Thou art guide no ill can come.
II.
mf Thy
Enable with perpetual light

The dulnefs of our blinded
know
the Father, Son,

Thee, of Both, to be but One
That, through the ages all along,
This may be our endlefs fong
Teach us to
And
fight.
This may
be
our end-lcfs
fong
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Thy
eternal merit,
p Father, Son, and Holy
w^
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&
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SPIRIT
BY WHOSE AID.
tfmij Creator Spiritus
No. 174,
ffiiaijttSUnti&e, or General.
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p Creator Spirit by Whofe aid

The world's foundations firft were laid,
Coma, vifit every pious mind
Come, pour Thy joys on human kind;
From fin and forrow fet us free,
And make Thy temples worthy Thee
!
p Refine and purge our earthly parts ;

But oh inflame and fire our hearts
Our frailties help, and vice control
Submit the fenfes to the foul
And when rebellious they are grown,
Then lay Thy hand, and hold them down,
!
IV.
II.
mfO
Source of uncreated light

The Father's promifed Paraclete
Thrice holy Fount Thrice holy Fire
Our hearts with heavenly love infpire
come Thy facred unclion bring,
To fanftify us while we fing.
Immortal honours, endlefs fame,

Attend th'Almighty Father's Name
The Saviour-Son be glorified,
Who for loft man's redemption died
And equal adoration be,

Eternal Paraclete, to Thee
OUR BLEST REDEEMER, ERE HE BREATHED.

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III.
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Our
bleft
Redeemer,
His tender
laft
ere
He
breathed
Guide, a Comforter, bequeathed
With
P And His
As
farewell,
that gentle voice
fpeaks of heaven.
IV.
II.
He
came fweet
influence to impart,
gracious, willing Gueft,
While
He
can find one humble heart
Wherein
to
hear,
fear,
us to dwell,
And
tnf
we
breath of even,
That checks each fault, that calms each
foft as
Are His
reft.
mf Thou
And every virtue we poffefs,

And every vicVry won,
And every thought of holinefs,
alone.
Source of purity and grace,
Our weaknefs, pitying fee

make our hearts Thy dwelling-place,
And meet for Thee
!!:
COME, THOU HOLY
SPIRIT, NIGH.
Vent Sanffe Spiritus.
No.
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III.
/"Ever
Spirit, nigh
Fill
blefsed, ever bright,
Thy
people's hearts with light,
Every corner
Man
is
prefence ne'er is traced,

nothing fave a wafte,
Nought
is
free
from
ill.
IV.
II.
Thou, of Comforters the
fill
Where Thy
Light of every heart
Thou
'Z
Or
Leave Thy blifsful Throne on high

Rays of light impart
Come, Thou Father of the poor,
Giver from a lavifh flore,
ires.
3 CZPaQ-3
belt,
the foul's entrancing Gueft,
Sweet Refreihment near

Wearied toilers' reflful feat,
Softener of the fultry heat,
Solace 'mid the tear
All uncleannefs warn away,

Blefs with dew the thirfty clay,
Heal the bleeding pain
Bend the ftubborn 'neath Thy will,
Warm the bofom dead and chill,
Truant
V.
/Pour upon Thy

Ever leaning on
Sevenfold
faithful race,
Thy
grace,
of love ;
Guerdon bright of virtue fend
Bring Salvation's glorious end,
gifts
Ceafelefs joy above
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COME, MILD AND HOLY DOVE,

No. 177
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;/Come, mild and holy Dove,

Defcend within our breaft
Do Thou,
in us,
make
Thee
us in
For ever dwell and
by the way we faint,

Thou reached forth Thine hand
If our own weaknefs makes us fall,
Thou mak'ft our weaknefs ftand.
p
;
reft.
If
II.
come, spread o'er our heads

foftly foft'ring wing,
That, fafely fitting 'neath its made,
Thy
Thy
praifes
we may
fing.
We'll love Thee then, dear Lord

But Thou muft give that love
We'll humbly beg it of Thy grace
But Thou our prayers muft move.
cres.
VI.
III.
mf To Thee, Who
Our
giveft
life,
of grace
Who giveft breath, and ftrength, and fpeed,
To run and win the race.
better
life
hear Thine Own Self fpeak

For Thou in us doft pray
/ Oh
Thou granted quicker than we afk

Thy grace knows no delay.
ROUND THE LORD
IN
GLORY SEATED.
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Lord
in glory feated,
Cherubim and Seraphim

Filled His temple, and repeated
Each to each th' alternate hymn
Heaven
cc
is ftill with glory ringing,

Earth takes up the angels' cry,
Holy, holy, holy," ringing,
"Lord of hofts, the Lord moft High!"
IV.
II.
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glory fills the heaven,

with its fulnefs ftored
Unto Thee be glory given,
Holy, holy, holy Lord !"
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With His holy church below,
Thus conspire we to adore Him,
Bid we thus our anthem flow
Lord, Thy glory
fills the heaven,

with its fulnefs ftored
Unto Thee be glory given,
Holy, holy, holy Lord
Earth
is
WE
GIVE IMMORTAL PRAISE.

No. 179,
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I.
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give immortal praife

To God the Father's love,
For
all
And
He
To
fent
our comforts here,

better hopes above
His
Own
die for fins
Son
that man had done.
eternal
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Who
From
And now He
And
fees
Name
His work completes
And
fills
the great defign,
the foul with joy divine.
IV.
To God the Son belongs

Immortal glory too,
bought us with His blood
everlafting
the Spirit's
Immortal worfhip give,

Whofe new- creating power
Makes dying finners live
II.
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lives, and now He reigns,

the fruit of all His pains.
ff Almighty God, to Thee

Be endlefs honours done
The undivided Three,

The great myfterious One
Where reafon fails with all her powers,
!
There
faith prevails,
and love adores.
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FATHER OF HEAVEN, WHOSE LOVE PROFOUND.

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of heaven, Whofe love profound,

ranfom for our fouls hath found,
Before Thy throne we finners bend
cres.
To
us
Thy
pard'ning love extend.

II.
mf Almighty Son
Incarnate
Word
Prophet, Prieft^ Redeemer, Lord

To us Thy faving grace extend.
Our
p
cres.
III.
mf
by Whofe breath
from fin and death,
To us Thy quick'ning power extend.
Eternal Spirit
The
cres.
foul
is
raifed
IV.
Father, Spirit, Son

Myfterious Godhead Three in One
Jehovah
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in One, and One in Three,

Ruler of the earth and sea,
we
us, while
Holy
lift
to
Thee
chant and pfalm.
II.
mf Light
of lights
And
let
Thy
Lift on us
with morning mine;

light divine
charity benign
Breathe on us her balm.

III.
mf Light of lights when falls the even,

Let it clofe on fin forgiven
dim. Fold us in the peace of heaven ;
!
Shed a holy calm.
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IV.
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Dimly
With
in
One, and One in Three,

we worfhip Thee
here
the Saints hereafter
Hope
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we
to bear the palm.
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No. 182
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world
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praife, for
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May
are Thine.
Ghost, Whofe guardian care

us for heavenly joys prepare,
we in Thy communion mare.
V.
m/O
Father, uncreated Lord,

Be Thou in every land adored
foul
Thy
love be poured.
Protect us,
Father, here below
Thy mercy, Jesu, may we know

O Holy Ghost, Thy power beftow.
VI.
III.
O Son of God, for finners flain,

We blefsThee, Lord, Whofe dying pain
For us did
endlefs
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we
God,
faith
finners
bow
exalted be
to
Thee
HOLY, HOLY, HOLY!

No. 183
JTttttttg, or General.
III.
1.
p Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty

Early in the morning our fong mail rife to Thcc,
p Holy, Holy, Holy merciful and mighty ;
cres. God in Three Pcrfons, Blefsed Trinity
!
cres.
p Holy, Holy, Holy though the darknefs hide Thee,

!
cres.
Though
the eye of finful
man Thy
glory
may
not fee
p Only Thou
cres.
art holy
there
is
none bcfide Thee,
Perfect in power, in love, and purity.
II.
IV.
p Holy, Holy, Holy

Calling
down
all
the Saints adore Thee,
their golden
crowns around the
cres.
Cherubim and Seraphim
falling
down
before
Thcc,
Which
waft, and art,
p Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty

All Thy works fhall praife Thy Name in earth,
and (ley, and fea
p Holy, Holy, Holy! merciful and mighty!
!
cres.
glafly fca
and evermore
fhalt be.
cres.
God
in
Three Pcrfons,
blefsSd Trinity
THRICE HOLY GOD OF SOVEREIGN MIGHT.

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Great Three, above created bound
Fount of everlafting light,
Thrice bleft in joys divine, profound
mf Thy
people, new-born
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Love
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Thee
in
from the
Thy
glorious
fkies,
Name;
gains a foretafte of the prize,
Sought out by
faith
with
fteadfaft aim.
II.
Unity for ever true

Truth, Who art for ever One
Love, that blemifh never knew
Of bounteous grace immortal Sun
p Grant, Father, we may do Thy
O
O
Thy
truth,
the clouds their pallfufpend,
To hide thofe unapproached rays,

To which the circling angels bend
In terror, while they burn to gaze.
will;
Son, to us impart;
Our minds with grace, O Spirit, fill,

To follow Thee with all our heart.
VI.
III.
p Round Thee
/Moft holy Father, grant our plea,

And Thou, the Father's only Son,
Thou too, good Spirit, Sacred Three,
For ever
reigning, ever
One
GREAT GOD, WHO IN THY LIGHT DOST

O
Luce
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No. 185
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in
Thy
light doft reft!
Great Trinity, for ever bleft!

Thee avow, in Thee believe,
To Thee with perfect heart we cleave.
We
The Father wholly in the Son

The Son and Father wholly One
With Son and Father ever found,
The Holy Ghost with Both is bound.
;
IV.
II.
The Son and
Father, Thee we blefs!

True God, O Son, we Thee confefs
Thou, Spirit, Chain of heavenly love,
Spirit we proclaim
In Subftance with the Sire the fame,
The Three One Verity moft High;
Doft link the facred Pair above.
The Three One Love
/w/Thrice holy
^"Then
give the
To Son
The
living
While
Father
endlefs'praife
and Spirit glory
raife
God, Who bears the fway,

away
countlefs ages wear
in clofeft tie.
LAMB OF GOD, WHOSE DYING LOVE.

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Hear
all
love.
Saints recall to mind,
us, blefs us
Let us
from above
Thy mercy
find.
II.
Let Thy Blood, to us applied,

Every dinner's pardon feal
;
All in Thee be fanctified
Every
foul
Thy
comfort
feel.
III.
/^>By Thine agony of pain,

By Thy precious Blood, we pray,
Cleanfe our hearts from every ftain,
Take our load of guilt away.
IV.
cres.
Burn1 our bonds, and

Bid our
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No. 186.
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us free
and forrows ceafe

dim. Lord, remember Calvary
Saviour, bid us go in peace.
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I.
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unfeen, yet ever near,
We
come, obedient to Thy Word,

feaft on heavenly food,
Our meat, the Body of the Lord,
To
Thy
Prefence may we feel ;

And, thus infpired by holy fear,
Before Thine altar kneel
Our
drink,
His precious Blood.

IV.
II.
mf Here may Thy faithful people know cres. Thus may we all Thy words obey,
For we, O God, are Thine,
The bleflings of Thy love,
And
go rejoicing on our way,
the
defert
flow,
ftreams
thro'
The
that
Renewed
with ftrength divine.
above.
The manna from
V.
/To
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,

Whom we adore,
The God
Be
glory, as
And
fhall
was, is now,
be evermore.
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O GOD OF MERCY, GOD OF MIGHT.

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O God of mercy, God of might,

How mould frail finners bear the
If, as
Thy
pow'r
is
p
fight,
furely here,
cres.
Thine open glory fhould appear.
agony of wav'ring thought
When tinners firft fo near are

dare I flay
It is my Maker
My
Saviour
dare
Thy people are allowed

To fcale the mount, and pierce the cloud,
And faith may feed her eager view
nf For now
Sinai never
knew.
Sweet, awful hour
One
The
th'
atoning
the only found,
OfF'ring by turns, on Jesu's part,

The Crofs to every hand and heart.
whom He
foe,
for his daily bread.
us,
Lord,
And when Thy
lies,
That man, His
by
w/Refrefh
facrifice,
May
Him
VI.
world's Creator bleeding
take
turn away
gentle footftep gliding round,
III.
Frefh from
V.
II.
With wonders
brought
bled,
to hold
veil
is
it faft
drawn
at laft,
Let us depart where fhadows ceafe,

With words of blefling and of peace.
TO THY TABLE
JESU,
LED.
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the true and living Bread.
dim.
in penitence
tafte the
cres.
o'er
we
cres.
Fill
p Draw us
kneel,
Wine,
!
to
cres.
Whence
dim.
There our
Thy wounded
Side,
there flowed the healing tide

fins
and forrows hide
VI.
dear Crofs
our
myftic
outpoured the fign,

our hearts with love divine
III.
Mourning
Turn our
V.
Thy fweet prefence let us feel

All Thy wondrous love reveal.
p While on Thy
men.
Of Thy Blood
every heart be fed
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around Thy throne we ftand,
/ In the bright and better land
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Till
"
BY CHRIST REDEEMED, IN CHRIST RESTORED.

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1.
^/BYCHRiSTredeemed,inCHRiSTreftored ;
We
keep the
memory
p His
His
adored,
And mow the death of our dear Lord,

p Until He come.
cres.
fearful
drops of agony,
life-blood fhed for us
The Wine
broken in our ftead,

memorial Bread
fo
And
thus that dark betrayal-night,
With the laft Advent we unite

cres. The fhame, the glory, by this rite,
p Until He come.
Is here in this
And
fee
IV.
II.
mf His Body,
we
mail tell the myftery,

p Until He come.
our feeble love is fed,

p Until He come.
V.
mfO
cres.
blefled hope! with this elate,

Let not our hearts be defolate
/But,
ftrong in faith, in patience wait,
Until
He
come.
THEE WE ADORE, O HIDDEN SAVIOUR, THEE.

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Who in Thy Sacrament art pleafcd to be;
Both flcfh and fpirit in Thy prcfencc fail,
Yet here Thy prcfencc wc devoutly hail.
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Fount of goodnefs Jesu, Lord and God

Blood !
Clcanfc us unclean with Thy molt clcanfing
know
Incrcafc our faith and love, that we may
hope and peace, which from Thy prcfencc flow.
The
IV.
II.
memorial of our dying Lord,

Who living Bread to men doth here afford!
O may our fouls for ever feed on Thee,
bleft
And Thou, O
Christ, for ever precious be
Christ,
Whom
now
beneath a
veil
wc
Mav what wc thirft for foon our portion

To gaze on Thcc unveiled, and fee Thy
The vifion of Thy glory and Thy grace
fee,
be
lace,
No. 192.
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the
Name of God the Father,

Name of God the Son,
Name of God the Spirit,
p Here,
In the
In the
One
In the
pp
cres.
in
THE NAME OF GOD THE FATHER.
IN
p In
Three, and Three
Name, which
One ;
in
higheft angels
Speak not ere they veil their face,

Crying Holy Holy Holy !"
Come we
in figure represented,
See the Paffion once again

Here behold the Lamb moft Holy,
As for our redemption flain
Here the Saviour's Body broken,
cres.
to this facred place.
Here the Blood which Jesus fhed,

Myftic food of life eternal,
See for our refreshment fpread
Ill
p Here fhall higheft praife be offered,

Here fhall meekeft prayer be poured,
Here with body, foul, and fpirit,
God
Holy
Incarnate be adored.
Jesu, for
May Thy
p
cres.
Thine we
Thy coming
love our hearts prepare
would have them wholly

/Enter Lord, and tarry there!
fain
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f WakEj my
tongue, the myft'ry telling,
Jesu's glorious Body fing

the Blood, all price excelling,
Which the Univerfal King,
IfTue of a royal womb,
to fave a
the final Supper lying
'Mid the Twelve,
Hymn
Shed
At
With
cres.
world from doom.
Joining in the Pafchal Rite,

to feed His favoured band,
Gives Himfelf with His Own hand.
He,
IV.
II.
mf Giv'n for us, His

From a Virgin
He,
Word
birth proceeding
Bread the
pure as fnow,
By a word His Flefh to veil

Wine to be His Blood compelleth,
Though to trace it fenfe mould fail
a life with finners leading,
Came
that mournful night,
the Law's behefts complying,
the feed of
Truth
to
fow
This, His ling'ring courfe of woes,

Bringing to a wondrous clofe.
fufficeth to impart
Strength to every guilelefs heart.
mf Faith
V.
pp Low
before the myftic wonder,
Let us reverence the fight

Ancient figures fall afunder,
Yielding to the later Rite
thy needed help we feek
/"Faith
Aid us where the (cnfc is weak
cres.
Incarnate telleth
MY
AND
GOD,
THY TABLE SPREAD
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God, and is Thy Table fpread ?

And does Thy cup with love o'erflow
Be all Thy children thither led,
And let them all its fweetnefs know.
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Why
are its dainties all in vain

Before unwilling hearts difplayed ?
Was not for you the Victim flain ?
Are you forbid the children's bread
IV.
II.
facred Feaft, which Jesus makes

Rich banquet of His flefh and blood
Thrice happy he, who here partakes
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let Thy Table honoured be,

And furnifhed well with joyful
And may each foul falvation fee,
Whom
That
all
here
its
facred pledges taftes.
bleflings flow,
Him all creatures here below,

Praife Him above, angelic host,
Praife Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Praife
guefts
LORD
GOD OF GRACE AND LOVE.
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Jesus, God of grace and love,

Revealed on Calvary,
Thou called: from Thy throne above,
" This day remember Me."
Lord
come,
Thy
Lord Jesus, at Thy

faving help I need ;
Co nv idled,
And
I fall,
read.
Unworthy though
By Thy
cres.
Oh
Jesus, to Thy feaft,

I be ;
redeeming pow'r releafed,
all hopes on Thee.
mf\ come, Lord
fulfil
command
may I ever do Thy will,
And own Thy guiding hand
divine
Thy Crofs
my ranfom
call
IV.
come, Lord Jesus, to

laft
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Lord Jesus, plead my caufe above
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FOR MERCIES, COUNTLESS AS THE SANDS.

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Which daily I receive
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from fuch a heart
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can I bring Him forth ?
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III.
mf Yet this acknowledgment I'll make

For all He has beftowed
Salvation's facred cup I'll take,
And call upon my God.
IV.
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from one like me,

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w/Lord, when before Thy throne we meet, p Thy Body, for our ranfom given,
Thy goodnefs to adore,
Thy Blood, in mercy fried
From heaven, th' eternal mercy feat,
With this immortal food from heaven,
On us Thy bleffing pour,
Lord, let our fouls be fed
cres. And make our inmoft fouls to be
cres. And as we round Thine Altar kneel,
Help us Thy quickening grace to feel.
A habitation meet for Thee.
:
III.
m/Be Thou, O Holy
Spirit, nigh
Accept the humble prayer,
The contrite foul's repentant flgh,

The fmner's heartfelt tear
And let our adoration rife
As fragrant inccnfe to the flcies.
;
cres.
WHAT FOEMEN ART THOU RUSHING?

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'Gainst what foemen art thou rufhing?

Saul, what frenzy goads thy mind?
Why to (laughter harmlefs victims
Haft thou in thy rage defigned ?
Christ the Suff'rer,

ySoon th' Avenger thou malt
Fetters forged,
Foe no more to
By the hand
his
is
find.
Now
gently led
a lamb, his fury dead.
IV.
II.
whelms him,
mf How, O
Lord, are hearts of marble

Softened by Thy potent Grace
blinds him,
Hurls him helplefs to the ground

before his heavenly Mafter,
All fubmimve is he found
p Low
He, who by Thy
Would Thy
cres.
filled with dread,

Redeemer,
Wolf of rapine,
cres.
/^ Christ approaches,
fearful threat'nings
now
Christ's defamer,
Soon
cres.
By
y*Soon His herald thunders round.
/Praife the Father, Who all creatures

Moulded from His heavenly fhrine
Praife the SoN,Who hath redeemed us
By His death, on high to fhine
cres.
Praife the Spirit,
Nurfing us with Breath divine.
bleffed
Name
efface,
fhall blaze it,
his life,
V.
people's bloodfhed,
from race
to race.
8.
SION,
OPE THY TEMPLE GATES.

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1.
/O
See round Him holy ones appear,

More holy now that God is near
They reap the long expected prize
Of yearning faith, and gazing eyes.
Sion, ope thy Temple gates ;

The Victim-Pried to enter waits
Let
lifelefs
fhadows fade away
Before the truth's enlight'ning ray
V.
II.
No
more mail
flocks and herds be flain:/>
Their blood no more mall deep the fane

To win for us the Father's grace,
He by the altar takes His place.
Mute Mother of the filent Word

From thee no living found is heard
Yet ftill by thee is God confefTed,
In fearching thoughts that
conscious of her Charge divine,
The Virgin carries to the fhrine

The Lord me bore, and doves me brings,
An ofPring to the King of kings.
fill
thy breaft.
VI.
III.
w/Full
sa
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laud the
And laud
To Thee,
Devoted
Father,
the Spirit,
laud the Son,
Three
bleft Trinity,
we
in
One
raife
hearts with ceafelefs praife.
WITHIN A CHAMBER, CALM AND
STILL.
No. 200.
bt. iftattfjtas,
III.
1.
p Within
a chamber, calm and
The
tnf
ftill,
Lord
But ere
dead Apoftle's place to fill,

In mournful council Hand
For he, amid his Saviour's woes,
For filver fold Him to His foes.
no treason lurk within,

quench Thy blefsed Light;
let
To
Lord's devoted band,
A
cres.
it rife
That
p So guide our hearts and tongues, we pray,

That we may never Thee betray.
cres*
IV.
mf Thou
Behold the Mother fad appears,

Too fad to find relief;
If they
would feek
Made
canft fupply a vacant place,
Repair the mourner's lofs

Clofe every void with gifts of grace,
And there fet up the Crofs
fill the waftes of fin and pain,
And bid the defert bloom again.
to dry her tears,
The
How
arreft the fin,
finks the foul in night
II.
::
fcene renews her grief:

how terrible the deed,
them to mourn, and Chrift to bleed
black,
V.
mf So
we, while battling here below,
With
To
eyes firm fixed above,
Thee, our Lord,
The
trueft,
fhow
will ever
warmed
love
Within our hearts uprear Thy throne,

make them evermore Thine Own.
f And
HAIL! HIGHLY FAVOURED, BLESSED MAID!

annunciation.
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favoured, blefsed Maid!

thec the richeft grace is laid!"
mf
"A
Son from Heaven fhalt thou bear,

Great David's honours fhall He wear,
Lo Jesus is His Name."
offer loving gifts
May
Hear Gabriel exclaim:

cres.
when Thou
So, Lord,
And
cres.
ftands
"His
gracious will be
Make good
And
to us
Thy
precious word,
feal us for the prize."
IV.
with willful eyes,

In calm but carncfl hope flic cries:
cres.
mow Thy
quick the anfwer rife
II.
mf As Mary
doft
of grace,
"Behold the fcrvant of the Lord!
Blcft Saviour, fix
banifli
done!"
The fhadow of the Highcfl: foars,

The Holy Ghofl Himfelf outpours,
f And God and Man arc one
And
cres.
Make
Then
Thyfclf within
each ufurping
fill
fin,
wafh away its (lain;

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No. 202
above the Harry fphere,
///Waking up from
Robed in dazzling whitenefs,

Lord of life, to us appear
Now Thy
glorious
beam
difplay
Sped the Saint acrofs the deep,

Armed with holy boldnefs.
/ Loud
he founds
faving
Name
IV.
II.
Radiant flill above him

Heedlefs of the coming night,
Loft to thofe who love him.
cres. Yet his frailty they can bear,
While they mourn his weaknefs
Sorrow with a brother fhare,
Win him back with meeknefs.
Thy
Heathen hofts adore it

High he lifts Thy Crofs of fhame
Egypt bows before it
O'er a world benighted

Ne'er mail mine Thy gracious ray
Only to be flighted.
there was forfook the light,
faithlefs fleep,
Spurning guilty coldnefs,
Rife, eternal Brightnefs
p One
: : :
SPHERE,
gtiftarfc.
/Throned
mf Shine upon
our darkfome way,
Star of Grace amazing
On Thy
cres.
guiding ray
Keep us ever gazing
Kindle, Lord, the fire of love
living,
Then we ne'er fhall grieve Thee

ff Lighted, warmed from Heav'n above,
Who can ever leave Thee ?
THE FATHER SHEW

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GRACIOUS LORD,
Saws.
IV.
I.
cc
The Father fhew

And we contented
us, gracious
Abandon not our
Lord,
To
reft !"
mf Too
bold the prayer, too rafh the word

Philip's hafty voice was heard,
From his too ardent breaft.
But grant us Thine enlight'ning grace,

That we may view the Father's face
Reflected in Thine Own.
'Twas
V.
II.
p To
gain that glimpfe, tho' ne'er fo
/ Thou art the Way, the Truth, the Life
faint,
could faint,
could angel, free from taint,
Endure that dazzling eye ?
!
Or how
That we may
Father
Could fee Him beaming bright,

If we would only look to Thee,
To fet the gloomy fpirit free
From
mifts that cloud
fee
and
live.
VI.
III.
mf
To us the Father give

To Him conduct us thro' the ftrife,
To Him, Who (lands, with mercy rife,
To mortal were to die

Oh how could finner, how
Yet, Lord, we could the
finful race
darknefs here alone,
its fight.
fee,
p So bring us
To
cres.
all,
releafed
from
care,
tread the heavenly floor,
With Thy Own martyred
brother there,
And blefsed Philip, fainted

/ To fee Thee evermore.
pair,
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WHO ART
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mf Lo Barnabas in might appears,

Unawed by death or (hame,
Thou, cres. And "Chriftians," at his ftirring founds,
art touched
and throes,
brother ftands fo clofe as

Too the a brother's woes ?
Fir ft bear their Saviour's
Name.
II.
mf Though Thou
didft
frame
this
globe of
earth
With
vaft creative
p Yet dearer
To
is
p Yet
power,
the tafk to
pity
moves
pp
Thee
He loves to weep with them that

To joy when they rejoice.
VI.
Ill,
And
p
of fire impart,
" Son of Confolation" fend
To cheer the drooping heart.
gifts
weep,
cres.
dry the tearful mower.
/A "Son of Thunder," Thou canft
his melting breaft,
It trembles in his voice
raife,
grant us, tender
cres % If
/That
dim.
we would
zeal
is
ftill
Lord,
worthlefs, if
By fympathy
to learn,
be Thine,
divine.
unwarmed
FROM THE DESERT HOMES,
LO!
Nunc Juis
S>t Jofjn tje ttaptist
mfhO
tandem.
Ye haughty mountains, bow
from the defert homes,
Where
The new
Your
he hath hid fo long,

Ellas comes,
In fterneft wifdom ftrong
No. 205
Ye
Lift
op'ning
up your gentle meads
Make His ways
The voice that cries

Of Christ from high,
And judgment nigh,
From
fky-afpiring heads
valleys, hiding low,
Your King
Ikies.
IV.
II.
His hand,
And He will purge His floor
The wheat He claims,
And with Him flows
The chaff He throws
To
is
before,
For evermore
He comes to reign.
f Your God e'en now doth ftand

Within hcavVs op'ning door
His fan
plain
/ Let thy dread voice around,
Thou
harbinger of Light,
our dull ears ftill found,
Left here we flccp in night,
crcs. Till Judgment come,
And on our path
Shall burft the wrath,
On
in
And
qucnchlcfs flames.
dcathlefs
V.
rifO God! with
Who
might
and arm
love's fwect
doft anoint,
Christ's foldicrs for the
With
fight,
from harm
Three,
fpclls that fliickl
f Thrice
blcfscd
Heav'n's cndlcfs days

Shall fing
Etcrnallv
Thy
praife
doom.
IN WEAKNESS GREAT,
AND STRONG
IN
HIDDEN MIGHT.
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A trufly Shepherd for Thy fheep he (lands,

weaknefs great, and flrong in hidden might,
The keys of heav'nly pardon in his hands
Thy Peter, Lord, a flar of living light,
Though oft obfcured, and once eclipfed, his rays
p The crofs of pain he crimfons o'er with blood.
cres. Undying witnefs raifing from the flood.
Yet lhine again with purer, brighter blaze.
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cres.
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V.
II.
waves, //?/"When round us threatening waves in wrath arife,

Oh may we fix on Thee unfwerving eyes
In zeal he plunged, but loft the faith that faves
On Thee may all our clinging hopes be flayed
The ftony depths would foon have been his tomb,
HadftThou not plucked him from the watery doom. Thy look be mercy, and Thine arm bring aid
mf"To meet Thee, walking
o'er the troubled
VI.
III.
loud Thy warning in his ears;

fad look he poured remorfeful tears ;
The Cock crew

At Thy
By Satan
fifted, proftrate
/"On Thee,
p Grant we mayloveThee withThy Martyr's power,
'neath his blafl,
the Rock, he flood a rock at
laft.
cres.
In forrow melted for each finning hour;

With him, while guarded from his mournful fall,
Confefs Thee Christ, and win Thee Lord of all.
; ;
AS JAMES
THE GREAT, WITH GLOWING
ZEAL.
No. 207.
St. James.
mf AS
James the Great, with glowing

Unheeding fmile or frown,
Relinquished
To
win
all his
at/"
zeal,
earthly weal,
a brighter
crown
Thy cup in fervour James would drink,

And drain its forrows dry
From Thy dark lot he fcorned to fhrink,
Though
we haftc, the world difdaincd,

To follow Thee with faith unfeigned,
p And draw Thy mercy down.
So, Lord,
crcs.
we
for
Thee
to
e'en to die
right hand,
IV.
mfWc
Difturbcd by wild unrcft,
Oh let Thy Spirit drop its balm,

To quell the ftorm, and fhed a calm
On our unrulv brcalt.
!
were
And there before the angels ftand,

f Thy favoured faint on high.
wrath be moved,
Though thinking then Thou mod wcrt

That then we ferved Thee bed
p
it
That he might rank on Thy
II.
ax^ Should
loved,
from the Crofs feck no retreat,

But, guided by Thy grace,
We crave to fit beneath Thy feet
Right royal is the place
/"So we may ever be Thine Own,
Where'er we view Thee (lands a throne
p Our Hcav'n is in Thy face.
!
BENEATH THE
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FIG-TREE'S
GRATEFUL SHADE,
No. 208.
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faw the retting Saint

far, yet ever nigh ?
beams
a city bright
King before
/" Behold
In
his fight
an
Ifraelite indeed,
whom
no guile
V.
all
p Lord, grant to us to be fin cere,

With fimple heart, and confcience clear.
With truth to fhine around
That we may win the heavenly meed,
As Thou, O Lord, on him doft mine,

The Nazarene {lands forth divine,
/ A
he view
IV.
II.
Nazareth, which he difdained,

many a fcornful tongue profaned,
Now
ihall
For guilelefs there he meekly ftands,

In child-like faith at Jesu's hands,
/ Nathanael, trujftful, true.
To Him who
cres.
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III.
And
p The angels rife, the angels fall.

They circle round the Lord of
Behold the good Nathanael laid,

Concealed from diftant eye
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cres.
Then lead us to that vifion bright,

Where (land the angel -hofts of light,
Fair ftars in luftrous ring;
That, joining their immortal
We
/
ever
may
confefs,
and
lays,
praife
Our Saviour, God, and King.
is
found
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AND LAND THEIR
LO! SEA
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We
Levi's feet;
lie at
in pafTing, gracious Lord,

Didft fee his danger, fpeak Thy word
That word for him how meet

" Come, follow Me
mf To follow Thee
quits his wealthy feat.
arc
flill
With
living
Thee,
Star of day
fly to
/
p
To
'
When
Sought Thee to be his Gucfl

But we, O Lord, of Thee have need,
On Thy rich bounty we muft feed,
And lean upon Thy brcalt:
"
p cres. " Then, follow Me
Wc cling to Thee,
Our Riches, and our Reft
weak to feck Thy

bound in Satan's hold:
" Come, follow Me "
!
arc
where to lay Thine head,

Matthew, by Thy mercy led,
hadft not
fpcllcd,
to the cries of grace,
Ah how
f Thou
cold;
wills too
Faft
rejoice
away
IV.
in fetters held,
By worldly charms and lucre

Our hearts all dead and
Unyielding
and we
We
II.
mf But we
rife,
fling the drofs
No diamond fparkles in the light,

Nought ever mines fo fair and bright,
As Thy cclcltial ray:
" Come, follow Me "
p But Thou,
He
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III.
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To
si
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f Yet,
and land their gifts outpour,

tribute from their richeft flore,
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we
burft the chains of gold?
face,
THEY COME,
GOD'S MESSENGERS OF LOVE.

No. 2IO.
St. itttdjael
IV.
I.
w/They
come, God's meffengers of love, p Bleft Jesu, Thou,Whofe groans and tears
They come from realms of peace above, Have fanctified frail nature's fears,
From homes of never-fading light,
To earth in bitter forrow weighed,
From blifsful manfions ever bright.
Thou didft not fcorn Thine angels' aid.
II.
They come
To
to watch around us here,
foothe our forrow, calm our fear
Ye heavenly guides, fpeed not away

God willeth you with us to flay.
An angel-guard to us fupply,
When on the bed of death we lie
And by Thine Own Almighty pow'r,
fhield us in the laft dread hour.
VI.
III.
But
chiefly at
its
journey's end,
/To God
the
'Tis your's the fpirit to befriend,
And God
And
From
<c
whifper to the willing heart,

Chriftian foul, in peace depart."
Father, God
the Spirit,
the Son,
Three
in
above, and all below,

Let joyful praife unceafing flow.
all
One,
WITH ME
IS
LUKE, ALONE OF ALL.

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With me is Luke, alone of all

So fadly mourned the aged Paul
Frail Demas, his in Chriftian love,
dim. Is dead to him and things above.
p
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mf
Behold him conftant, faithful (land,

healing lip, and healing hand,
His fuff'ring brother fain to tend,
With
cres.
Evangelift, Phyfician, Friend.
II.
Lord, make us fteadfafr. as Thy Saint,

That we may toil, and never faint,
That we may ftand, and never fall,
Upheld by Thee, the Help of all.
mf The world had fhewn its fpecious face,

And lured him from the heavenly race
;
cres.
He
dim.
Can
loves
it,
leave a
and without a throe

martyr to his woe.
VI.
III.
/But Luke
his toils
and travels
fhares,
Companion dear of all his cares;

lighting up his tender brow,
Love
p
ires.
He
could not leave the captive now.
mf Thy
O
cres.
changelefs love,
we pray, impart;
nurfe in us a loyal heart
That we, fuftained by grace from high,

For Thee may live, in Thee may die.
HOW
2>.
BLEST THE UNITY,
Simon anU
GOOD LORD.
No. 212
Jirtie.
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I.
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cres.
f Thy kinfmen, Lord,
to Thee moft dear,

Jude and Simon, ever near,
Stood partners in Thy trial
Saint Simon, glowing bright with zeal,
Saint Jude, with loving heart to feel
good Lord,
Which beams throughout Thy holy Word,
A ray from Thine Own Eflence
Oh when fhall all Thy Church be one ?
That precious fign of heaven begun,
bleft the unity,
/
p
Bleft
The
foretafte of
Thv
PrefenCe
That
faintnefs
Saviour, while for this we yearn,

love to Thee fhall ever burn,
A love fo deep and tender,
That we can never Truth betray,
mf
cres.
we mould meet Thine open
If
grant a
To
fo arreft that glorious day,
When Thou
denial.
When Satan hath with ftealthy

Of unbelief undone them,
Our
And
was
IV.
II.
&?
fhalt reign in fplendor.
guard
Till truth to
to us impart,
Infpire the zeal, infufe the heart,
And warm the weak endeavour,

That high and low, that age and youth,
United
May
in
all
Thy
faving truth,
be Thine for ever
blows
born above,
caufe in words of love,
fpirit,
Thy
f Then, Lord, Thy grace
ff
foes,
Thee hath won them.
WHO ARE
THESE, LIKE STARS APPEARING?

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;//Thefe arc they, who have contended

For their Saviour's honour long,
Wrcftling on till life was ended,
Following not the finful throng:
arc thefc, like ftars appearing,
Thcfe, before God's throne who Hand

a golden crown is wearing
Each
Who
arc
all this
glorious
band?
/Thefc, who well the fight fuftained,

Triumph through the Lamb have gained.
/Alleluia! hark! they fing,

Praifing loud their heavenly King.
IV.
II.
r/jf Who
whofc hearts were riven,

p Thefc
Sore with woe and anguifh tried,
are thefc of dazzling brightnefs,
arc they,
Thefc, in God's own truth arrayed,

Clad in robes of purcft whitenefs,
Robes, whofc luftrc ne'er mail fade,
Ne'er be touched by Time's rude hand
/Whence come all this glorious band?
mf Thcfe,
like pricfts,
Who
in prayer full oft
With
?
cres.
the
have driven
they glorified:
their pain and conflict
God
Now
God
has bid
have watched and waited,
OfF'ring up to Christ their will,

Soul and body confccratcd,
Day and night to fcrvc Him
/Now,
{till
God's moll holy place,

Blcft they Hand before His Face.
in
o'er,
them weep no morf.
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WHAT ARE
&ll SanitS,
ot/What
THESE IN BRIGHT ARRAY?

No.
or General.
p Thefe through fiery trials trod

Thefe from great affliction came ;
Now before the throne of God,
Sealed with His Almighty name,
Clad in raiment pure and white,
are thefe in bright array,
This innumerable throng,

Round the altar night and day,
Hymning one triumphant
f" Worthy
is
Bleffing,
Wifdom,
New
the
Lamb, once
fong
flain,
honour, glory, power,
riches to obtain,
cres.
Victor-palms in every hand,

their dear Redeemer's might,
More than conquerors they Hand.
Through
dominion every hour."

III.
/zz/'
Hunger, thirft, difeafe unknown,

On immortal fruits they feed
Them
the
Lamb
amidft the
Throne
Shall to living fountains lead
/Joy and
gladnefs banifh fighs,

Perfect love difpels all fear,
And for ever from their eyes
dim.
God
fhall
wipe away the
tear.
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O HAPPY SAINTS,
&II SailttS,
IN LIGHT.
No. 215.
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who
with
mf And now
dwell in light,
Jesus,
clothed
white,
cres.
ens. Safe landed on that peaceful more,
Where pilgrims meet to part no more.
they
range
the
heavenly
plains,
in
And ring their hymns

And now their fouls
The
melting drains;
begin to prove
heights and depths of Jesu's love.
in
IV.
II.
/Releafed from fin, and toil, and grief,

/He cheers them with eternal fmile
was
their
endlefs
Death
gate to
life
They fing hofannas all the while,
cage,
them
opened
to
let
fly,
An
cres. Or, overwhelmed with rapture fvveet.
And build their happy neft on high. dim. Sink down adoring at His feet.
;
p Ah Lord
And
cres.
with tardy fteps I creep,

fing, and fometimes weep
this houfe of clay,
will fing as loud as they.
!
fometimes
Yet (trip me of
And
PALMS OF GLORY, RAIMENT BRIGHT.

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Round
the Altar priefts confefs,
If their robes are white as fnow,
'Twas the Saviour's righteoufnefs,

And His blood that made them fo.
V.
II.
Yet the conqu'rors bring
their
mf Who
palms
To the Lamb amidft the throne,

And proclaim in joyful pfalms
are thefe
on earth they dwelt;
Sinners once, of
Adam's
race
Guilt, and fear, and fun ring felt;
But were faved by fovereign
VicVry through His Crofs alone.
grace.
VI.
III.
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Crowns that never fade away,
Gird and deck the faints in light,
Priefts, and kings, and conqu'rors they.
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p They were
refign,
Crying, as they ftrike the chords,

Take the kingdom, it is Thine,
King of kings, and Lord of lords
mortal, too, like us
cres.
"
!
Ah when we, like them, muft

May our fouls, tranflated thus,
Triumph ;
reign,
die,
and mine on high
THE SON OF GOD GOES FORTH TO WAR.

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Son of God goes forth to war,

Kingly crown to gain ;
His blood-red banner ftrcams afar:
Who follows in His train ?
p Who beft can drink His cup of woe,
glorious band, the chofen few,
Triumphant over
On whom
Twelve
And mocked
hope they knew,
the crofs and flame.
patient bears His Crofs below,

He follows in His train.
Who
follows in their train
III.
noble army, men and boys,

The matron and the maid,
Around
the Saviour's throne rejoice,
In robes of light arrayed.
They
climbed the ileep afcent of heaven,

peril, toil, and pain
Through
p
came
They met the tyrant's brandifhed flccl,

The lion's gory mane
They bowed their necks the death to feel
pain,
Who
cres.
the Spirit
valiant faints, their
O God
To
to u
may
grace be given,
follow in their train
HOW
BRIGHT THESE GLORIOUS SPIRITS SHINE!
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How
bright thefe glorious fpirits mine

Whence all their bright array?
How
came they
Of everlafting
His prefence
fills
each heart with joy,
Tunes every mouth to fing

By day, by night, the facred courts
With glad hofannas ring.
!
to the blifsful feats
day
V.
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Lo! thefe are they from fuff'rings great,

Who came to realms of light,
And in the blood of Christ have warned
Thofe robes, which fhine fo bright.
mf
Thirft, hunger,
now
are felt
no more,
Nor funs with fcorching ray

God mines their Sun, whofe cheering beams
Diffufe eternal day.
VI.
III.
With palms triumphal now they
The Lamb, Which
ftand
Before the throne on high,
And ferve the God they love,

The glories of the fky.
Shall o'er
them
And
all
Where living ftreams appear;

And God the Lord from every eye
wipe
prefide,
their footfleps guide.
p 'Mong paftures green He'll lead His
Shall
ftill
Impart His nourifhment divine,
amidft
VII.
cres.
dwells amidft the throne,
off every tear.
flock,
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And
Their found goeth forth,

Christ Jesus the Lord
Then
Thy
As when
Which
aye
fhall
citadels fall;
the dread trumpets

forth at
Thy
on the ground
lieth
Went
And
riches,
The
endure.
Satan doth fear
His
the poor;
veflcls,
things of no worth,
Entrulling
23
IV.
I.
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And Judge of the earth,
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II.
p Thofe
veflels
foon
ffO
fail,
Though full of Thy

They at Thy decree
light
Arc broken and gone

tres.
loud be
And
To
From
Then brightly appcarcth

The arm of Thy might,
As through the clouds breaking
The lightnings have fhone.
All
full
of
Thy
the
Prcfcncc,
While earth
licth
trump,
lights,
The
dull foul
found,
Lord,
deadly flccp
which Thou kindled
In darknefs around,
Her
awaken
vigils to
keep
VI.
winds
About the world go ;
fvvift as
fin's
May
III.
w/VLikc clouds arc they borne

To do Thy great will,
And
Thy
ftirring the
roufe us,
/ All glory to Thee,

Who, hidden from
cres. Yet fillclt with love
The
fight,
vaft Infinite
tnf And revealed to our aid
ftill,
They thunder, they lighten,

The waters o'crflow.
cres.
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From far hath reclaimed us
/"Thy glory to fee.
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HARK! THE SOUND OF HOLY

&pO0tle#,
I.
Hark
&C,
Unison.
Thy Cross, their banner,

They have triumphed, following
Thee, the Captain of salvation,

Thee, their Saviour, and their King;
Multitudes, which none can number,

Like the stars in glory stand,
Clothed in white apparel, holding
Palms of vict'ry in their hand.
Harmony.
dim. Gladly, Lord, with Thee they suffered

Gladly, Lord, with Thee they died
cres. And by death to life immortal,
They were born and
Melody by Basses alone.

II.
Patriarch, and holy Prophet,

Who prepared the way of Christ,
Melody by Tenors.
Trebles.
W.ff
to prayer,
Full Joined in holy concert, singing

To the Lord ol all, are there.
III.
p They have come from tribulation,

And have washed their robes in blood,
Washed them in the blood of Jesus;
cres.
Now they reign in heav'nly glory,

Now they walk in golden light,
Now they drink, as from a river,
Holy
bliss,
and
infinite.
Harmony.
Saintly Maiden, godly Matron,
Widows, who have watched
glorified.
Unison.
King, Apostle, Saint, Confessor,

Martyr, and Evangelist,
Melody by
Tried they were and firm they stood
p Mocked, imprisoned, stoned, tormented,

Sawn asunder, slain with sword,
cres. They have conquered Death and Satan,
/ By the might of Christ the Lord.
2 2 0,
IV. / Marching with
No.
the sound of holy voices,

Chanting at the crystal sea,
!
VOICES.
or General
p Hallelujah / Hallelujah
Lord, to Thee
ff Hallelujah
p Love and peace they taste for ever,

cres. And all truth and knowledge see,
/
VI. /
In the beatific vision

Of the Blessed Trinity.
God
of God, the One-begotten,

Light of Light, Emmanuel,
In Whose Body, joined together,
All the saints for ever dwell,
Pour upon us of Thy fulness,

cres. That we may for evermore
ff God the Father, God the Son, and
God
the
Holy Ghost
adore
LET OUR CHOIR

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NEW ANTHEMS
RAISE.
No. 221
hpuiy ad\o<p6pu)V.
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Wake the morn with gladnefs;
God Himfelf
to joy
flinched they from the flame,
mf Never
From
and praife
the torture never
Vain the focman's
Turns the martyrs' fadnefs;

p This, the day that won their crown,
crei. Opcn'd Hcav'n's bright portal,
As they laid the mortal down,
/And put on th' immortal.
Decked
laft
in all
its
glory,
Where triumphant now they

With the viclor's ftory.
III.
/Up
and follow, Chriflian men

Prcfs through toil and forrow
Spurn the night of fear, and then,
!
Oh'
fharpeft aim,
endeavor;
/"For by faith they faw the land,
Satan's
the glorious
morrow
Who will venture on the ftrifc

Who will firil begin it?
Who will fcize the land of life
f Warriors,
up and win
it!
(land
WHAT ARE
EptlStlCS,
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THESE ARRAYED IN WHITE.

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are thefe arrayed in white,

Brighter than the noon-day fun
Foremoft of the Tons of light,
Neareft to th' eternal throne ?
mf Therefore
they are next the throne,

Serve their Maker day and night
God refides among His Own

God doth in His faints delight.
IV.
II.
p Them
great diftrefs they came,

their robes
In the blood of
flSF
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below,
as
fnow
He
To
the
Lamb
that
on the throne doth reign,
the living fountains lead,
With
the tree of
V.
cres.
He
mall
all
their forrows chafe,
All their wants at once remove,
/ Wipe
the tears from every face,
Fill
up every
mail always feed,
foul with love.
life fuftain.
HAPPY SOUL, THY DAYS ARE ENDED.

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mf Happy
foul, thy days are ended,

All thy mourning days below
Go, by angel guards attended,
To
the fight of Jesus go
II.
Waiting to receive thy
Lo
Saviour
fpirit,
above
Claims the purchafe of His merit,
Reaches forth the crown of love.
the
{lands
III.
p Struggle through thy lateft paffion

To thy dear Redeemer's bread,
cres. To His uttermoft falvation,
To His everlafting reft
!
IV.
For the joy He fets before thee

Bear a momentary pain
Die
to live the life of glory
;
Suffer!
with thy
Lord
to reign!
LORD OF THE CHURCH, WE HUMBLY PRAY.

No. 224,
IBmfcer 25agS, or Ordination.
p Lord of the Church, we humbly pray^Help them to preach the truth of God,
For thofe who guide us in Thy way,
Redemption through the Saviour's Blood
And fpeak Thy holy Word
Nor let the Spirit ceafe
:
cres.With. love divine their hearts infpire,
And
touch their
And
lips
with hallowed
needful grace afford
fire,
On all the Church His gifts to fhower

To them a MefTenger of power,
To us, of life and peace.
III.
/So may
they live to Thee alone;

Then hear the welcome word, " Well done!"
And take their crown above
Enter into their Matter's joy,
:
And
all
eternity
employ
In praife, and
blifs,
and love.
HOW
SmieC
BEAUTEOUS ARE THEIR FEET.

No. 225
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Which
kings and prophets waited for,
And
How
Which
III.
/"The watchmen
join their voice,
tuneful notes
employ;
Jcrufalcm breaks forth in fongs,
And
fee this
heavenly
defcrts learn the joy.
The Lord makes

Through
all
bare His
light,
kings and prophets long defired,
But died without the
And
fought, but never found
blcfscd arc our eyes,
That
Zion, fee thy Saviour King!

lie reigns and triumphs here
^3:
How
beauteous are their feet,

(land on Zion's hill
Who bring falvation on their tongues,
And words of peace reveal
Who
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How charming their voice

How fwect the tidings arc
Arm
the earth abroad;
Let every nation now behold

Their Saviour and their God!
fight.
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With zeal and wifdom, faith impart,

With firmnefs, meeknefs from above,
To bear Thy people on their heart,

And love the fouls whom Thou
doft
love;
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IV.
II.
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Lord, Thine afTembled
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To teach the truth as taught by Thee,
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night ftridfc guard to keep,
To warn the finner, cheer the faint,
To nurfe Thy lambs, and feed Thy fheep.
By day and
V.
mf Then, when
And they
their
work
is
rmifhed here,
hope their charge refign,

When Thou, Chief Shepherd, malt appear,
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in
HOW
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bleft eyes
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They
feek, but only
haft fkill
now
bring loft wand'rers home

They call, but 'tis Thy love compels,
And then th' invited come.
IV.
II.
Thou
To
tidings here
gracious meflengers e'en
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Thy fervants fpeak Thou only canft w/Lord, Thou art with them of a truth,
Left we fhould go aftray
The hearing ear beftow
The twelve bright banners go before,
They fmite the rock, but Thou alone
And mew us Canaan's way.
Doft bid the waters flow.
;
/ Blefs we
our God,
Who
grants us here
To ring in Sion's ways

Oh when, on heavenly Sion's hill,
When fhall we fing Thy praife ?
!
SAVIOUR,
:;
WHO THY FLOCK ART
baptism.
FEEDING,
No. 228.
p Saviour, Who Thy flock art feeding,

With the fhepherd's kindeft care,
All the feeble gently leading,
While the lambs Thy bofom mare
II.
Now,
thefe little ones receiving,
Fold them in Thy gracious Arm

There, we know, Thy word believing,
/ Only there fecure from harm
:
ires.
III.
mf Never, from Thy
pafture roving,
Let them be the lion's prey

Let Thy tendernefs, fo loving,
Keep them all life's dang'rous way
IV.
/Then,
within
Thy
fold eternal,
Let them find a refting-place,

Feed in paftures ever vernal,
Drink the rivers of Thy grace
IN
TOKEN THAT THOU SHALT NOT
Baptism.
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Christ
We
(halt not fear
own,
upon
thee here,
ftamp thee His alone.
In token that thou malt not flinch

Christ's quarrel to maintain,
But 'neath His banner manfully

Firm at thy poft remain
IV.
II.
mf
^=p
III.
crucified to
print the Crofs
And
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I.
/In
In token that thou fhalt not'blufh

To glory in His Name,
blazon here upon thy front
We
His glory and His fhame.
/In
token that thou too fhalt tread

The path He travelled by,
Endure
And
the Crofs, defpife the fhame,
thee
fit
down on high
Thus, outwardly and vifibly,

We feal thee for His Own
And may
the brow, that wears His Crofs,

Hereafter fhare His crown
!
JESU,
NOW THY NEW-MADE
SOLDIER.
No, 230,
ISapttem.
p Jesu, now Thy new-made
From
mf Now
the
before
him
his
way
On
BlefTed
Saviour
clear
he bravely fight
Shun
Thy
p Keep
always bright as now.
it
p Oh, may all to whom pertaineth

This Thy fervant's early care,
Mindful of his heav'nly progrefs,
Word and work of fhame forbear
battle,
blow
foe,
/ Mighty
p Thy
IV.
through Thee fubdue the

repel his cruel
mining
his wiles, efcape his malice,
And
is
w/Dear Redeemer
II.
And
Crofs
his
p Keep him through the weary day.
w/May
Thy
pure and ftainlefs brow

/Let it, ever there refplendent,
Witnefs to his faithful vow
lies his trial
In the life-long, doubtful fray

cres.
mf Bright and
foldier
Font hath gone
Captain
falvation may he know
cres.
Thou
p Give them
hearts and lips of prayer.
V.
mf Full
of hope
May
his
he never
day
is
breaking
know
the night
Thou, Who fhin'fr. upon his morning,

Be at eventide his light
/Sun of Glory
p Lofe him never from Thy
!
fight.
that hearer!:,
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Confirmation.
No. 231.
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God,
in
Whofc
Thy fervants fland, to ratify

The vow baptifmal by them made,
When firfl Thy hand was on them
<res.
Blcfs them,
Who
holy Father,
Thee with
f Arm
all-fcarching eye
With
Thy
fhield of faith,
mighty Lord,
Spirit's fword
may they go,

boldly fight againit the foe,
With banner of the Crofs unfurled,
And by it overcome the world
And fo at laft receive from Thee

The palm and crown of victory.
Own,
!
nr.
Spirit,
come,
And make Thy fervants' hearts Thy home

May each a living temple be,
for ever, Lord, to Thee
Enrich that temple's holy fhrine
Hallowed
and
And
blcfs,
p Come, ever blcfscd
mf
foldiers,
Forth to the battle
laid
heart and voice confefs
May they, acknowledged as Thine

Stand evermore before Thy throne
thefc,
With fcvcnfold gifts

With wifdom, light,
of grace divine;
a-nd
knowledge
biefs,
Strength, counfel, feir, and godlincfs.
THE CROSS
IS
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ON OUR BROW.
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mf The
Crofs is on our brow,

Redemption's awful fign
Defcend, moft Holy Spirit, now,
^>
cres.
To
feal
the
work
world,
fwear to give them fight
Monarch's banner floats unfurled
Who fails with that in fight ?
fiend, the flefh, the
We
cres.
Our
divine.
VI.
II.
p Thy
/Who
with Jesus Christ

For leader and for guide
fevenfold gifts impart,
Comforter mod fweet,

Kindle to flame each lukewarm heart,
And guide the trembling feet.
cres.
fails
For food,
And
for treafure all unpriced,
Friend
Pentecoftal force
Thy
cres.
With
prefence
ftrength,
let
Who
Infpire us as
we
us
p
feel,
art
Thyfelf
kneel,
its
[fource,
cres.
The pow'rs of ill

Our foes come
keep us
allure,
thick and
fail
fhall
win
at laft.
VIII.
mf No
in us to-day
The work that Thou
cres.
fteadfaft, loving, pure,
And we
IV.
mf Confirm
ne'er denied
VII.
III.
j/With
who
earth-forged arms
we
bear
Strength, weapons, all are Thine:

wrought,
Illume the foul with love's pure ray,
cres. Accept each vow, and hear each prayer,
Bleft Trinity Divine.
Which Jesus' blood hath bought.
hall:
ONWARD, HOLY CHAMPION!

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No. 233
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Leave the world behind thee,
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II.
I.
All diftracling plcafurc,

All incumb'ring pride.
p Shun the fubtle pitfalls,
Laid by Satan's hate;
cres. Let not pains afflicl. thee,
thy face:
the Spirit's unclion,
fct
Knit with flrength divine,

era. Nurtured with Thy Saviour's
Myftic bread and wine.
Let not joys

III.
/"Onward, holy Champion

Angels gazing down,
Praifc thy bold endeavor,
Show
thy future crown.
p Christ, thy dear Redeemer,

Guards His fcrvant's foul
/"And
At
thy prize awaits thec,

the hcav'nly goal.
uien.
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Heav'nward
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Beneath His banner true
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forward, Chriftian foldier!

of peaceful reft,
Till Satan's hoft is vanquifhed,
Nor dream
Himfelf, thy Leader,

thy foes fubdue.
p His love foretells thy trials
He knows thine hourly need
cres. He can, with bread of Heaven,
Thy
And Heav'n
all
poffeft
To
And wear, in endlefs glory,
The crown of victory.
fainting fpirit feed.

Fear not the fecret foe ;
Far more are o'er thee watching,
Than human eyes can know!
Truft only Christ, thy Captain
Ceafe not to watch and pray
Heed not the treach'rous voices,
That lure thy foul aftray.
is all
Himfelf mail call thee

lay thine armour by,
Till Christ
IV.
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dim.
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Thy dangers all are paft
Oh pray that faith and virtue
May keep thee to the laft.
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His ftrength endued

arm you in the fight,
The panoply of God.
all
in
Lord
take, to
IV.
II.
in the
Stand, then, in His great might,
And
in.
1.
/Soldiers of Christ, arife

And put your armour on,
Strong in the ftrength which God
Through His eternal Son.
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alone,
ftrength to ftrength go on,
And
Tread
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all
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and pray
the powers of darknefs
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THE VOICE THAT BREATHED
O'ER EDEN.
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I.
p The Voice
That
The
It
that breathed o'er Eden,
earlier},
p Be
primal marriage blefling,

hath not pafTed away.
cres.
Son of Mary,
prefent,
To join
wedding day,
their loving hands,
As Thou
didft bind two natures

In Thine eternal bands.
VI.
II.
mf
the pure efpoufal

Chriftian man and maid,
Still in
Of
The Holy Three are with us,

The threefold grace is faid.
p Be
prefent, Holier} Spirit,
To
cres.
blefs
them
VII.
III.
For dow'r of blefled children,

For love and faith's fweet fake,
For high myfterious union,
Which naught on earth may break ;
mf O
fpread
prefent, awful
To
cres.
Father,
pure wing o'er them!

pow'r find place,
Let no
onward to Thine
When
The hallowed
altar
path they trace,
VIII.
cres.
give away this bride,
As Eve Thou gav'ft to Adam,

Out of his own pierced fide.
Thy
ill
IV.
p Be
as they kneel,
As Thou, for Christ, the Bridegroom,

The heav'nly Spoufe doft feal.
To
car} their crowns before Thee

In perfect facrifice,
Till to the home of gladnefs
With Christ's Own Bride they
s
rife.
WHEN
$olS faatunums.
p
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When
Eve
faircft
in
FAIREST EVE IN EDEN ROSE.

No
Eden
J Unite them
gift,
cres.
Or
Difcern the faulty fpot,

elfe, with gentle hand,
A
p High
bellow
veil to
both in holy bonds,
cres.
as
Eden
When Cana
faw the flowing ftrcams

Shine crimfon in the light.
though that nuptial fcaft was graced

With ftore of myftic wine,
Thou
No
(tain,
But
tenderly halt loved,
pure and fair;

nor wrinkle wouldft Thou trace.
fee all
comely there.
ftill
canft
fill
That knows no
crei.
imprefs
mf Yet,
bright,
Thy Church Thou

And wafhed her
Thou
IV.
home
Like Eden in her bloom

Let ehoiceft flow'rs adorn their path,
And round them ihcd perfume
let fall
the marriage-rite;
ir.
their
37
hide the blot.
fanclity didft
Upon
loving race to run.
mf Make Thou
w/'Thus, fondly knitted, ne'er may they
rofe
From flccping Adam's fide,

Thou lcd'fl her, Lord, Thy precious
To Adam for a bride.

mf So now Thy handmaid here
On this, Thy waiting fon
a fpoufclefs heart,
love but Thine.
Lord, grant us all, or virgins pure,

Or blcft with wedded love,
/To view the heav'nly Bridegroom's face
cres.
In Paradifc above.
! !
O DEATH, THOU ART NO MORE

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nfO Death, thou art no more!

Thou too, O Death, art dead
Thy boafted glory o'er,
Thy power fled
p Then Chriftian, ceafe to weep,

Shed now no hopelefs tear
cres.
little
while of fleep,
And morn
is
near
II.
/The morn
Death, thou art no more,

For Christ, the loft to fave,
Hath opened wide the door,
And
left
the grave
that
Where
glorious faints in light
VI.
p rw. Weep
In dying, thee hath flain,

In living, life hath given,
And, rending Hell
/Hath
night,
Their homage pay.
III.
crer.
knows no
In realms of cloudlefs day,
not the gate of life

Henceforth is dreaded death,
The end of life-long ftrife
Our dying breath.
in twain,
opened Heaven
VII.
/ Weep
not the VicYry's won

with doubts and fears
dim, Christ, when our work is done,
fp Will dry our tears.
Away
WHY DO WE MOURN DEPARTING

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do we mourn departing friends,

Or make at Death's alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus fends,

call
them
to
p The graves of
And
cres.
His arms.
all
His
faints
be bleffed,
foftened every bed
Where mould
But with
the dying
their
members
dying Head
reft,
IV.
II.
cres.
III.
Why
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Why
w/He
mould we tremble to convey

Their bodies to the tomb ?
For there the flefh of Jesus Jay
And left a long perfume.
thence arofe, afcending high,

fhewed our feet the way
And
/Up
Lord our
to the
At our
V.
w/Then let the laft loud trumpet

And bid our kindred rife
/Awake
Ye
found,
ye nations underground
faints,
afcend the fkies
flefh
great riflng day.
mall
fly,
;;
EARTH TO EARTH, AND DUST TO

Burial of
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No. 240,
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p Earth to earth, and duft to duft :"

Lord, we own the fentence juft
Head and tongue, and hand and heart,
/Yet
is
the
the feed, upraifed again,
Clothes with green the fmiling plain
Onward as the feafons move,

Leaves and blorToms deck the grove
All in guilt have borne their part
Righteous
common doom
And
All muft moulder in the tomb.
mail
we
Low
thefe
All our
we
lie,
die ?
IV.
the feed in fpring-time fown,
Like the leaves
forgotten
Loft for ever when
II.
mf Like
DUST.
Beatr,
fC
cres.
in
autumn ftrown,
goodly frames muft
pomp and
glory die
lie,
p Lord, from Nature's gloomy night,

Turn we to the GofpeFs light
Thou didft triumph o'er the grave,
Thou
Soon the fpoiler feeks his prey,

Soon he bears us all awav.
cres.
wilt
all
Thy
people fave
Ranfomed by Thy Blood,
the juft
Rife immortal from the duft.
FROM OUT THE

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Lord, on Thee
repofe in tranquil fleep,
And winds are whi filing high and drear,

cres.
Oh! think of
And
night
dark, and fierce the fray
is
How
p Be
dread the lonenefs 'mid the wave

with them, though they fail to pray,
And fave them from a watery grave.
VI.
III.
As
fmooth the
mi
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the angry wild
lull
them
all
When
calm
Still
to reft.
teach
VII.
ever by Thy wings of love,
land or fea, on fhip or fhore,
/ Fanned
On
dim.
fhall glaze the
guide us
Our
all
Thee above,
Haven evermore.
to
peaceful
ocean
face,
them ever Thee to know

Thy tender mercy flill to trace,
Still Thine in weal as well as woe.
billow's fwelling crefl
foft the cradle rocks the child,
So gently
who moan and weep,

when none is near.
V.
mf The
raging waters o'er them roll,

And leaden mifls efface the fky
The temper! awes their inmoft foul
p Yet florm is mufic, Thou but nigh.
thofe
cry for help
II.
/ The
Lord, appeafe
IV.
the deep,
The trembling Teamen cry aloud

Thou fittefl Sovereign of the fea,
And ridefl high above the cloud.
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own appointed limits keep,
Thou,Who
doft bind the reftlefs wave.

Eternal Father, ftrong to fave,
hear us, when we cry to Thee
p cres.
For
all
in peril
on the
Tea
Sacred Spirit
Who didft brood
the Chaos dark and rude ;
Who bad'ft its angry tumult ceafe,
!
Upon
And
p
cres.
light diffused,
hear us,
For
all in peril
II.
mfO
Saviour
Whofe Almighty word
The winds and waves
Who
And
p
cres.
fubmirlive heard,
walkedft on the foaming deep,
calm amid its rage did fleep ;
hear us, when we cry to Thee
For
all in peril
on the
fea
/O Trinity
and
when we
life,
and peace
cry to
on the
Tea
IV.
of love and power,
Our brethren fhield in danger's hour

From rock and temper!: them defend
To fafety's harbour them

ff And ever let there rife
Glad hymns of
fea!
Thee
praife
attend
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Thee
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His favored few attend Him ftill

pp Lo there at dead of night,
/"He kneels to pray, (/) but, funk in fleep,
w/They fail the holy watch to keep,
!
cres.ffT'iW burfts a blaze of light
cloud defcends, a cloud of fear
My
Son! Hear Him!" they hear

voice is from the Throne
mf Shines forth the Son, the Light of day!
The Law, the Prophets fade away,
cres. The Christ remains alone.
/"Behold
pp
The
II.
glow
fnow!
/"Full glorious does He mine
p The Son of Man, to forrow doomed,
Though tortured, pierced, and dead, and tombed,
///His features
His raiment
like the lightning
gliftens
cres. Shall live
white
the
as
Word
Divine.
^/Though Law, and Prophets teach and warn,

They leave the finner ftill forlorn
p The Gofpel mines to fave
!
/z/Thou only, Lord, canft help, forgive;

Through Thee alone the loft can live,
cres. Triumphant o'er the grave
!
VI.
III.
fummoncd from the fpirit-land,

With Him Elias, Mofcs, ftand,
p In union, Oh how fair!
They hold with their rcfplcndcnt Lord
ra/"Lo!
era.
Sweet convcrfc, tuned in

A myftic Three
rich accord!
is
there
/May
we
attain that vifion blcft,
That mount of glory, feat of reft

pp That there, from blemifh
!
mfOux
Our
fouls
may
fhinc
all
free,
pure and bright.
bodies radiant as the light,
cres.
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can create, and He deftroy.
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mf His fovereign pow'r, without our aid,

Made us of clay, and formed us men
And when like wand' ring fheep we ftrayed,
;
He
brought us to His fold again.

III.
We'll crowd Thy gates with thankful fongs,

As high as heav'n our voices raife
And earth, with her ten thoufand tongues,
Shall fill Thy courts with founding praife.
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as the
IV.
world is
Thy command
Vaft as eternity Thy love

Firm as a rock Thy truth mall ftand,
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my happy home,
Name ever dear to me
When mail my labours have an
Why mould I
w/* Jerusalem,
Or
In joy, and peace, and thee
end,
fhrink from pain and woe,
death difmay ?
goodly land in view,
realms of endlefs day.
feel at
I've Canaan's
And
II.
When
mall thefe eyes thy heaven-built
walls,
Apoftles, Martyrs, Prophets, there

Around my Saviour (land
:
And pearly gates behold

Thy bulwarks, with falvation ftrong,
And ftreets of mining gold
?
soon my friends in Christ below

Will join the glorious band.
And
VI.
III.
There happier bow'rs than Eden bloom, /Jerufalem,
Nor
fin,
Bleft feats
nor forrow know

through rude and ftormy
onward
Then
mail
When
fcenes,
I
My foul
prefs to you.
my
(till
my
happy home
pants for thee

labours have an end,
thy joys
fhall fee.
O GOD OF HOSTS, THE MIGHTY LORD.

PJalm 84.
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in
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view
Thy
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heart
panting
and
fkfh cry out
My
For Thee, the living God.
Than, Lord,
in
bleft
of Hofts,
there
Thy
to fpend.
mf Much rather in God's houfe will

The meaneft office take,
Than in the wealthy tents of fin
My
pompous dwelling make.

VI.
my King
and God,
How highly bleft are they,

Who in Thy temple always dwell,
And
any place befides
A thoufand days
III.
mf O Lord
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V.
longing foul faints with defire
To
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courts one fingle day
II.
My
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'Tis better to attend,
Where Thou, enthroned in glory,

The brightnefs of Thy face
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IV.
I.
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praife difplay
/For God, Who
is our Sun and Shield,

Will grace and glory give
And no good thing will He withhold
From them
that juftly live.
GRACIOUS
DOVE DIVINE
SPIRIT,
ffieneral.
No. 247.
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^7
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Life and peace to
divine,
me mine
me
my
impart
Let
Thy
All
my
guilty fears
Breathe Thyfelf within
Fill
me
full
Earned of immortal
light within
on
Seal falvation
remove
of heaven and love.
heart
my
breaft,
reft.
IV.
II.
Speak Thy pard'ning grace to

Set the burdened finner free
me
cres.
me
never from Thee ftray ;

in the narrow way
Fill my foul with joy divine ;
Keep me, Lord, for ever Thine.
Let
Keep me
Lead me to the Lamb of God

Warn me in His precious blood.
;
V.
mf Guard me round on every fide

Save me from felf- righteous pride
Me
with Jesu's mind infpire

Melt me with celeftial fire.
JERUSALEM ON HIGH
No. 248
(Seneral
/Jerusalem on high
My fong and City
/The
My
home whene'er I die,

The centre of my blifs
cres.
My
To
fee
Prophets there behold

Their longed-for Prince of Peace.
mall I be,
face
Thy gates with praifes mine,

Thy ftreets with gold are fpread
happy place
&c.
III.
fun by day mines there,
Nor moon by
Oh
no
filent
night
thefe needlefs are
The Lamb's
&c.
Lamb's Apostles there

might with joy behold;
The harpers I might hear
Harping on harps of gold.
O happy place Sec.
I
II.
No
m/Tht
vt/Thy walls, fweet City, thine,

With pearls are garnifhed;
happy place
VI.
God, with Thee,
Thy
their travels ceafe
The
happy place
When
Patriarchs of old
There from
is,
&c.
IV.
/"There dwells my Lord, my King,

Judged here unfit to live
There angels to Him fmg,
And lowly homage give.
O happy place &c.
!
the City's light.
happy place
VII.
p The bleeding Martyrs, they
Within thofe courts are found,
Clothed in pure array,
Their fears with glory crowned.
O happy place &c.
VIII.
Ah me
ah me that I
In Kedar's tents here flay
No place like this on high
Lord! thither guide my way!
happy place
When
My
To
fee
mall I be,
God, with Thee,
Thy
face
AFFLICTION
A STORMY DEEP.
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ftormy deep,
Where wave refounds to wave

Though o'er my head the billows
I know the Lord can fave.
roll,
cres.
the night
count His mercies o'er

I'll praife Him for ten thoufand part,
And humbly fue for more.
I'll
IV.
II.
mf Then, O my foul, why thus deprefTed,

And whence this anxious fear ?
Perhaps, before the morning dawns,

He'll reinftate my peace
For He, Who bade the temped roar,
Can bid the temped ceafe.
;
Let former favours fix thy truft,

And check the rifing tear.
V.
and build my hopes,

at His rod
all the world to me,
health, my life, my God.
here will
reft,
Nor murmur
/He's more than
My
AMID THE VARIOUS SCENES OF
No. 250.
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the various fcenes of

ftroke
ills,
fome heavenly aim
canft thou
Whofe
murmur
at thy
fulfils
If
Tho' death appear
God,
fovereign love directs the rod
Heaven
Each
afflicts,
heartfelt
n Sf
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mf Tho' tempefts drive thee from the more,

And floods defcend, and billows roar
f With
Him
in threatening form,
thou canft defy the ftorm.
IV.
II.
cres.
A.J.
III.
I.
Each
fc
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mf Amid
ILLS,
eneral.
wilt thou repine
comfort
may be
Comforts that mail o'er death prevail,

And journey with thee thro' the vale.
He
near thee, in the darkeft made,
Thou nevermore
thine
cres.
mf O Saviour, fmooth our rugged way,

And lead us to the realms of day,
To
cres.
fofter ikies,
Where
fhalt
be afraid
For where thy loving Lord is found,

A Paradife is blooming round.
and brighter
plains,
everlafting funfhine reigns.
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THE LORD MY PASTURE SHALL PREPARE.

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The Lord my paflurc fhall prepare,

And feed me with a fhepherd's care
His prefence mail my wants fupply,
guard me with a watchful eye
My noon-day walks He fhall attend,
And all my midnight hours defend.
And
cres.
p Though in the paths of death I tread,

With gloomy horrors overfpread,
cres. My fteadfaft heart fhall fear no ill,
f For Thou, O Lord, art with me ftill
Thy
And
friendly crook (hall give
guide
me
in the fultry glebe I faint,
Or on
the thirfty mountain pant,
cres.
To
My
Thy bounty fhall my wants beguile,

The barren wildernefs fhall frnile,
and dewy meads,

weary, wand'ring flcps He leads,
Amid
peaceful rivers, foft and flow,
the verdant landfcape flow.
aid,
mf Though in a bare and rugged way,

Through devious, lonely wilds I flray,
fertile vales
Where
me
through the dreadful fhade.
IV.
II.
p When
cres.
With fuddtn
And
greens and herbage crowned,

murmur all around.
flrcams fhall
WHEN ALL THY
MY
MERCIES, O
GOD,
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No. 252
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O my
God,
/ Ten
thoufand thoufand precious

daily thanks employ
loft
Nor
is
the leaft, a cheerful heart,

taftes thofe gifts with joy.
That
V.
Thy Providence my life fuftained,

And all my wants redreft,
When in the filent womb I lay,
And hung upon the breaft.
mf Through every period of my

Thy goodnefs I'll purfue
after death, in diftant worlds,
The
glorious theme renew.
VI.
with ficknefs, oft haft
Thou
With health renewed my face

And, when in fins and forrows fun'k,
;
foul with grace.
life
And
III.
cres.
gifts
My
II.
my
2.
IV.
Tranfported with the view, Pm

In wonder, love, and praife.
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fong
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utter
all
Thy
praife.
LET
US,
WITH A GLADSOME MIND

Pfalm 136.
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No. 253
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with a gladfome mind,

Lord, for He is kind
For His mercies aye endure,
Ever
a^
Own people He did blefs,

In the wafteful wildernefs
For His mercies aye endure.
Ever faithful, ever fure.
p His
us,
Praife the
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IV.
1.
mf Let
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faithful, ever fure.
II.
us blaze His Name abroad,

For of gods He is the God
f For His mercies aye endure,
mf Let
mf All
His
things living
full
/For His
Ever
with all-commanding might,

new-made earth with light
/For His mercies aye endure,
Filled the
doth feed
their need
mercies aye endure,
faithful, ever fure.
VI.
III.
mf He,
He
hand fupplies
p He hath, with a piteous eye,

Looked upon our mifery :
ffVov His mercies aye endure,
Ever
faithful,
ever fure.
THE SPACIOUS FIRMAMENT ON HIGH.

Pfalm
(general
w/The
fpacious firmament on high,
With
all
No. 254,
19.
p Soon
evening fhades prevail,
as the
The moon
up the wondrous tale,

nightly to the lifl'ning earth
Repeats the ftory of her birth ;
the blue ethereal fky,
And
takes
And
fpangled heav'ns, a mining frame,

Their great Original proclaim.
Th' unwearied fun, from day to day,

Does his Creator's pow'r difplay,
rr^.Whilft
And
all
the ftars that round her burn,
the planets, in their turn,

Confirm the tidings as they roll,
And publifhes to every land

The work of an Almighty hand.
all
/And
fpread the truth from pole to pole.
III.
pp What, though in folemn filence all

Move round the dark terreflrial ball
What, though no real voice or found
Amidft their radiant orbs be found ;
(res. In Reafon's car they all rejoice,
And
utter forth a glorious voice,
For ever finging as they lhine

u The hand that made us is Divine."
:
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LORD, SEE
HOW
SWELLING CROWDS ARISE.

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General.
No. 255
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mf My voice hath fought the Lord above

He heard me in the ftill,
And fent an anfwer, winged with love,
Lord, fee how fwclling crowds arifc,

To wreck me thick arrayed
Hear how the throng infulting cries:
" His God denies him aid "
But, Lord, my caftle Thou wilt ftand,
From yonder holy
A fhicld before me fprcad

My worfhip, Thou haft lent Thine
To
raifc
my
hand,
drooping head.
cordial for
III.
will not fear ten thoufand foes,
That marfhal haughty bands,
And close mc round in angered rows,

To whelm mc 'ncath their hands.
Up, Lord my God, reveal Thy face,
And finite the focmen down
Thine is the fafcty, and Thy Grace
Thy people's brightcft crown.
!
hill.
me down, and took my reft;

I raifed me up again
Thou wcrt a pillow for my breaft,
I laid
my
pain.
WHERE HIGH THE HEAVENLY TEMPLE
STANDS.
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The houfe of God not made with hands, A tender pity for our pains
A great High Pried our nature wears, And frill remembers in the fkies
The Guardian of mankind appears.
His tears, and agonies, and cries.
;
II.
Who
for men in mercy flood,

poured on earth His precious blood,
Purfues in heaven His plan of Grace,
He,
And
And
lives to aid the
human
race.
In every pang that rends the heart,
The Man
of Sorrows had a part;

fympathifes with our grief,
And fends the fufFrer fweet relief.
He
VI.
III.
mf Though now
afcended up on high,
He bends on earth a brother's eye
Partaker of the human name,
He knows
the frailty of our frame.
/ With
boldnefs, therefore, at the thronf
Let us make
And afk
To help
all
our forrows known,
the aids of heavenly power,
us in the evil hour.
SHADOW OF A MIGHTY ROCK,

No. 257.
(general.
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mighty rock,
Hide me from
Let
me
in
the tempeft's
Thy
mock,
fhelter ftand
life's
Brighter
Shadow on
Let me
O my God,
than eye can
mf Out
me
break,
of Thee are fhades of death,

Weary ways, and hours unbleft
Shadow of the Rock, beneath
Thee alone are joy and reft.
fee,
the heavenward road,

find
IV.
Prefence,
is
33:
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paffions o'er
II.
mf When Thy
<s>-
Like a ftorm againft the wall,

p Let me find, for mercy's fake,
Shelter where Thy fhadows fall.
Stretching o'er a weary land

cres.
T2Z3
III.
I.
p Shadow of
Jr*s
my
(hade in Thee.
/Till the race of

Till
God
my
life
be run,
foul in reft be laid,
of gods,
Thou
art
my Sun
Son of God, be Thou my Shade
MUCH
IN SORROW, OFT IN WOE.

No. 258.
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Let your drooping hearts be glad

March, in heavenly armour clad
woe,
onward go
and, worn with
Christians,
Fight the fight,

ftrife,
Steep with tears the Bread of Life.
Fight, nor think the battle long

VicYry foon mall tune your fong.
II.
/Onward,
Christians,
onward go!
Join the war, and face the foe

Faint not
much doth yet remain
Dreary is the long campaign.
!
Let not forrow dim your eye,

Soon mall every tear be dry
Let not woe your courfe impede
Great your ftrength, if great your need.
;
VI.
III.
#?/ Shrink not, Christians
will
ye yield
Will ye quit the painful field ?

Will ye flee in danger's hour ?
Know ye not your Captain's power
/ Onward
then to battle move

than conqu'rors ye mall prove
1
More
Though oppofed by many
?
Chriftian foldiers,
a foe,
onward go
ALL PEOPLE THAT ON EARTH DO DWELL,

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people, that on earth do dwell,

Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice
Him ferve with fear, His praife forth tell
Come ye before Hirrr, and rejoice.
II.
p Know
that the
is
God
indeed;
He did us make
Without
doth us feed,
flock,
He
We are His
doth us take.
fheep
His
He
And for
our aid
III.
/Oh
enter then His gates with praife,

Approach with joy His courts unto
Praife, laud, and blefs His Name always,
For it is feemly fo to do.
!
IV.
^"For why ? the Lord our God is good,

His mercy is for ever fure
His truth at all times firmly flood,
And fhall from age to age endure.
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worship the King,

All glorious above
Frail children of duft,
gratefully fing
In
And
His pow'r and His love

Shield and Defender,
Our
The Ancient
Thy
Our
tell
IV.
/O
of His might,
fing of
Redeemer and Friend
II.
mercies how tender

firm to the end
Maker, Defender,
How
of days,
Pavilioned in fplendor,
And girded with praife.
feeble as frail,
Thee do we truft,
Nor find Thee to fail
His
grace,
Might
Love
meafurelefs
Ineffable
Whofe robe is the light,

Whofe canopy fpace
While angels delight

To hymn Thee above,
His
The humbler creation,

Though feeble their lays,
With true adoration
Shall lifp to Thy praife.
chariots of wrath
Deep thunder-clouds form,
And dark
On the
is
His path
wings of the florm.
HOSANNA TO THE LIVING LORD.

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Hofanna
to the living
Lord!
to th' incarnate
Word
p
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To Christ, Creator, Saviour, King,

Let earth, let Heaven, Hofanna fing,
^"Hofanna
Saviour, with protecting care

Return to this Thy houfe of prayer,
Aflemblcd in Thy facrcd Name,
Where we Thy parting promifc claim.

/Hofanna in the higheft
in the highcfl
II.
/"Hofanna," Lord, Thine
angels cry;
p But,
" Hofanna," Lord, Thy faints reply ;

Above, beneath us, and around,
The dead and living fwcll the found.
^"Hofanna
in the higheft
chicfeft, in
Eternal, bid
And make
IV.
our clcanfed breaft,
Thy
Spirit reft
Temple
pure, and worthy Thee.
/Hofanna
V.
pp So, in the laft and dreadful day,
When earth and Heaven fhall melt away,
crcs. Thy flock, redeemed from finful ftain,
Shall fwcll the found of praifc again.
^"Hofanna
our fecret foul to be
in the higheft!
in the higheft!
DEATHLESS PRINCIPLE, ARISE
No. 262
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To His glorious likenefs wrought
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thy earthly houfe diftreft,

Willing to retain her gueft ?
'Tis not thou, but me, muft die
Fly,
celeftial tenant, fly
thy fhackles, drop thy clay,

Sweetly breathe thyfelf away
Singing, to thy crown remove,
Swift of vving, and fired with love.
f Burfl
His Prefence fly

Thine the merit of His Blood
Thine the righteousnefs of God.
!
VI.
III.
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And efcort thee quick to Heaven.
Saints, in glory perfect
Wait thy
cres.
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made
pafTage through the
Swiftly to their wifh be given
/Kindle higher joy
in
Heaven
THINE FOR EVER! GOD OF LOVE.

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Thine
God of love,
Thy throne above
for ever!
us from
for ever
Here, and
may we
in eternity
Thine for ever
They who
for ever
Saviour, Guardian, heavenly Friend,
be,
defend us to the end.

IV.
Lord
of
p Thine
life,
Shield us through our earthly
Thefe,
ftrife
Thou, the Life, the Truth, the Way,

Guide us to the realms of day.
for ever
Thy
Saviour, keep
and trembling fheep
Safe alone beneath
Let us
all
Thy
Thine for ever Thou our Guide,

All our wants by Thee fupplied,
Ail our fins by Thee forgiven,
Lead us, Lord, from earth to heaven.
!
frail
V.
Oh, how bleft

Thee their reft
find in
II.
Thine
III.
I.
w/ Thine
Thy
care,
goodnefs mare.
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!
!!
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ALL HAIL THE POWER OF
JESU'S
NAME
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from His
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they tune
face,
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Who
lyre,
fall
tunes their choir,
^*And crown Him Lord
Who
Now,
ye morning
of
Him
Him Lord
of
all
Hail
Him Who faves you by His grace,

crown Him Lord of all
Ând
all
ftars
of
light,
mfHa.il
of
Ifrael's
ord of
/ Let
might,
all
VI.
ye heirs of David's line,
David Lord did call
Him,
Whom
fixed this floating ball
hail the ftrength
ff And crown
Rod,
nf Ye feed of Ifrael's chofen race,

Ye ranfomed of the fall,
III.
/Crown Him,
altar call
JefTe's
V.
II.
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nf Crown Him, ye Martyrs of your God,
Extol the ftem of
mf Let high-born Seraphs tune the

And,
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Name
pow'r of Jesu's
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Bring forth the royal diadem,
ffTo crown Him Lord of all
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VII.
every tribe and every tongue
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Now
creation's call,
fhout in univerfal fong,
^"The crowned Lord
of
all
MY
General,
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A SHADE, MY
LIFE'S
DAYS,
No. 265
or Easter
221
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80.
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My
life's
Apace
cres.
My Lord
My duft
cres.
my
made,
is life,
mf My Lord His
days
to death decline
He'll raife
again, e'en
Sweet truth to
mine
me
mall arife,
And with thefe eyes
mail arife,
/And with thefe eyes
My
Saviour
My
fee.
Saviour
My peaceful
My bones
I
grave mall keep

till
I faid
fometimes with tears,

I'm loth to die
Ah me
that fweet day,
wake from my long
And
fee.
IV.
II.
angels mail
Their golden trumpets found,

At whofe moft welcome call
My grave mail be unbound.
Sweet truth to me
Lord,
fleep,
My
leave my bed of clay.

Sweet truth, &:c.
life's
V.
mf What means my
To
My
be thus
life
and
Though
trembling heart,
of death ;
my
ne'er part,
refign
my
breath.
Sweet truth, &x.
filence
Thou
thefe fears:
with Thee on high.

Sweet truth, &c.
YE BOUNDLESS REALMS OF
JOY,
Pfalm 148.
ffieneral.
No. 266
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III.
I.
/Ye
mf United
boundlefs realms of joy.

Exalt your Maker's fame,
His praife your fong employ
Above the flarry frame
Whofe
voices raife,
Ye cherubim
And feraphim,
To
fing
His
glorious
The
praife.
His
day,
your homage pay
praife declare,
Ye heavens
And clouds
In liquid
air.
to raife ;
alone
fky tranfcends.
IV.
that rul'ft the night,
And fun, that guid'ft the

Ye glitt'ring ftars of light,
To Him
Name
His power obey

His glorious fway
II.
p Thou moon,
fhewn
Deferves our endlefs praife.

Earth's utmoft ends
Your
zeal be
His wondrous fame
above,
that
move
p His chofen faints to grace,

He fets them up on high,
And
;
favours
Ifrael's race.
to Him are
Who
raife
therefore
O
f
ftill
Your
nigh.
grateful voice,
And ftill rejoice

The Lord to praise.
O PRAISE YE THE LORD.

Pfalm 149.
ffiencral
No. 267,
II.
1.
f O
Let them His great Name

Extol in the dance ;
With timbrel and harp
His praifes cxprefs
Who always takes pleafure
His faints to advance,
And with His falvation
praise ye the Lord,
Prepare your glad voice,
His praife in the great

Affembly to fing
In our great Creator
Let Ifrael rejoice,
And children of Sion
Be glad in their King.
The humble
III.
ff By angels
in
heaven
Of every degree,
And faints upon earth,
All praife be addreft
To God
in
Three Perfons,
One God
As
it
ever blcrt;
has been, now is,
And
always
fhall be.
to blefs.
ERE GOD HAD BUILT THE MOUNTAINS.

No. 268.
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mountains,
Thy glory and Thy grace,

Thou everlafting Lover
Of our unworthy race
Thy gracious Eye furveyed us,
the fountains,
That feed the running rills,

Brought forth from everlafting,
I, Wifdom, dwelt with Him,
In joyance never wafting,
And brightnefs never dim.
Ere
ftars
In wisdom
And
Of ocean's mighty flood

He wrought by weight and meafure
And I was with Him then
cres.
And Mine
haft
made
us,
IV.
an arched dwelling,
He fpread the Ikies abroad,
And fvvathed about the fwelling
like
Myfelf the Father's
were hung above;
Thou
died for us in love.
II.
When,
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III.
built the
raifed the fruitful hills,
Before
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/"Ere God had
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pleafure,
the fons of
men.
And
canft
Thou
be delighted
With creatures fuch as we,

Who, when we faw Thee, flighted,
And nailed Thee to a tree ?
Unfathomable Wonder,
And Myftery divine

The voice, that fpeaks in thunder,
Says, " Sinner, I am thine !"
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LOVER OF MY SOUL.
JESU,
No. 269.
ffleneral
p Jesu, Lover of
Let
me
to
my
mf
foul,
Thy bofom
Hangs
f Safe
dim.
Still
f All my
my
foul at laft
crcs.
leave
truft
III.
mf
none
helplcfs foul
>
on Thee
me
on Thee
is
flayed,
my help from Thee I

Cover my defencelefs head
With the fhadow of Thy
All
life is paft,
into the haven guide
receive
my
not alone,
fupport and comfort me
dim. Leave, ah
While the nearer waters roll,

While the tempeft flill is high
p Hide me, O my Saviour, hide,
Till the ftorm of
Other refuge have
fly,
cres.
<res.
!:
Plenteous grace with

Grace to cover all
Thee
my
is
found,
fin
Let the healing ftrcams abound;

Make, and keep me pure within
Thou of Life the Fountain art,
Freely let me take of
Spring Thou up within
Rife to all eternity
!
Thee
my
heart
bring
wing
;!
O KING OF EARTH, AND
AND
AIR,
SEA.
No. 270.
General.
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and
the fcaly tribes, that fweep
boundlefs deep
For
daily bread
That
Our
daily bread
Our
The
The
The
complain
ravens fpread their wings in vain
roaring lions lack and pine
from day
part us from our heavenly
When
to day.
VI.
cres.
ftill
for
Thine
Do Thou Thy
By which
careft
home;
danger, want, and woe,

faithlefs tears begin to flow,
loft in
III.
for food
But; God, Thou
to day.
p And oh! when through the wilds we roam,
call,
The common Father, good to all

Then grant Thy fervants,LoRD,we pray,
may
from day
V.
the lions roaring
fifties
ip
Thy bounteous hand with food can blefs

The bleak and lonely wildernefs
And Thou haft taught us,Lord, to pray
fea
Thee
II.
To Thee
IV.
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The bofom of the
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And grant Thy fervants, LoRD,we pray,

The bread of life from day to day.
O ALL YE PEOPLE, CLAP YOUR HANDS,

Pfalm 47.
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rejoice.
ftill
is
IV.
II.
mf Our
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The trumpet leads with ftately ring
Sing praifes, praifes fhout around
all ye people, clap your hands,
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foemen He mail bruife,

them low beneath our feet
heritage for us mail choofe

Great Jacob's fhrine, His favoured
mif God
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reigns fupreme, the
With
Before His ark. the heathen fall,

The throne of Majefly on high.
V.
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cres.
princes hafte to Zion's rock,
The princes of our honoured

Above His univerfal flock
God
Lord of all
fervent heart repeat the cry
fpreads the buckler of
race
His
grace.
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HOW SWEET THE THOUGHT
JESU,
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With true delight it fills the breaft
ftill it is
Thy Own
to fee
dear Prefence, ever bleft.
fweeter in the
bofom
Jesus, Son of
God
fprings,
moil high.
To
merciful to thofe that feek

art
Sf
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VI.
mourners, worn and weak,

thofe that afk of Thee, how kind
But what
A-A 4
Reft with us, gracious Lord, this day

Let heavenly radiance o'er us fall
Chafe darknefs from the foul away,
And with Thy fweetnefs fill us all.
III.
O Hope of
How
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II.
voice a chant more lovely rings,

Nor founds a more melodious cry
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No pen availeth to proclaim ;
He only, who hath tried it, knows
How bleft is he that loves Thy Name.
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IV.
Jesu,
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Thou
mf Our joy, O Jesu, deign to be!

Thou foon malt prove our richeft
cres.O
to thofe that find
prize
may our
glory be in Thee,
Till age o'er age fhall ceafe to
rife
LORD, AS TO THY DEAR CROSS
WE
FLEE.
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And plead to be forgiven,
So let Thy life our pattern be,
And form our fouls for heaven.
mf Let
grace our felfifhnefs expel,
Our
And
earthlinefs refine,
kindnefs in our bofoms dwell,
As
and true
free
as
Thine.
IV.
II.
us, through good report and
ill,
If joy mail at
And
daily crofs to bear,
Like Thee, to do our Father's
Our
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peaceful in the midft of
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And
lead the pilgrim's
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bidding fly,
dark day come on,
in our turn would meekly

Father, Thy will be done.
ftrife,
Forgiving and forgiven,

cres.
Thy
We
brethren's griefs to fhare.
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Thee
life,
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THE LORD.
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Lord,
His word
mf Mine
the
'Tis thy Saviour, hear
Jesus (peaks, and fpeaks to thee

Cf
Say, poor firmer, lov'it thou Me
is
an unchanging love,
Higher than the heights above,

Deeper than the depths beneath,
?"
Free and
faithful, ftrong as death.
V.
II.
cf
I delivered thee
And, when
f Thou
when bound,
bleeding, healed thy
Sought thee wandering,
Turned thy darknefs
fet
the
Partner of
thee right,
into light.
malt
When
wound,
mfLoRD
care
Ceafe to guard the child me bare

Yes, me may forgetful be
;
remember
My
glory foon,
grace is done
throne malt be ;
My
Me
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VI.
Can a woman's tender
will
fee
work of
Say, poor finner, lov'ft thou
III.
Yet
men.
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thee.
cres.
it is
my
chief complaint,
That my love is weak and faint ;

Yet I love Thee and adore
Oh for grace to love Thee more
!
NO CHANGE OF TIMES SHALL EVER SHOCK,

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My firm affection, Lord, to Thee,
For Thou
haft always been
fortrefs
my
w/ To Thee
I will
To Whom
all
My
and defence to me.
is
in
my God,
Thy mighty power
Thou art my fhield from foes abroad,

At home my fafeguard and my tower.
prayer,
juftly
owe
foe.
p By floods of wicked men diftreffed,

With feas of forrow compafled round
With dire infernal pangs oppreffed,
In death's unwieldv fetters bound
V.
To heaven
To God
cres.
my
we
IV.
Deliv'rer art,
truft
praife
So mail I, by Thy watchful care,

Be guarded from my treach'rous
rock,
II.
Thou my
addrefs
made my mournful prayer,

addreffed my humble moan,
Who gracioufly inclined His ear

f And heard me from His lofty
throne.
GOD MOVES
IN
A MYSTERIOUS WAY.
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mf God moves
way
in a myfterious
His wonders to perform

He plants His footfteps in the
And rides upon the ftorm.
mf Judge
not the
Lord
by feeble
fenfe,
But truft Him for His grace

Behind a frowning providence
Tea,
He
hides a fmiling face.
II.
Deep
in
Of never-failing
He
His purpofes
unfathomable mines
treafures
up His bright
And works His
will ripen faft,
Unfolding every hour

The bud may have a bitter tafte,
But fweet will be the flower.
(kill,
defigns,
fovereign will.
VI.
III.
/ Ye fearful faints,
The clouds ye
frefh courage take
much
dread
Are big with mercy, and fhall break
In bleflings on your head.
fo
Blind unbelief
is
fure to err,
And fcan His work in vain

God is His Own Interpreter,
And He will make it plain.
WHEN GATHERING CLOUDS AROUND
VIEW.
(general.
When
p If wounded love my bofom fwell,

Deceived by thofe I prized too well
crcs. He mail His pitying aid bellow,
Who felt on earth severer woe ;
dim. At once betrayed, denied, or fled,
By thofe who fharcd His daily bread.
gath'ring clouds around I view,

days arc dark and friends arc few,
On Him I lean, Who, not in vain,
Experienced every human pain
fees my wants, allays my fears,
And counts and trcafures up my tears.
And
cres.
/He
IV.
II.
mflf aught mould tempt my foul to ftray

From heavenly wifdom's narrow way
To
fly
Or do
f Still
And,
would purfuc,
would not do
the good I
the fin I
He,
Who
Shall guard
me
felt
If vexing thoughts within
cres.
Still
An
temptation's pow'r,
fore difmayed,
cres. Still, Mill
My
rife,
Shall fwectly foothc, fhall gently dry,
throbbing heart, the ltrcaming eye.
V.
!
me
fpirit dies
He, Who once vouchfafed to bear

anguim bord'ring on defpair,
The
in that dang'rous hour.
p And O when
Through every
my
have fafely paft
conflict but the laft;
unchanging, watch befide
painful bed, for
Thou
haft died!
mf Then point to realms of cloudlcfs

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Pfalm 42.
AS pants the hart for cooling ftreams,

When heated in the chase
So longs my foul, O God, for Thee,
And Thy refrefhing grace.
My heart
pierced, as with a fword,
is
Whilft thus
my
foes upbraid
Vain boafter where is now Thy God

And where His promifed aid ?
!
II.
mf For Thee, my God,
My
the living
doth pine
behold Thy
m/GoD
God,
Oh, when
Thou
fhall I
face,
aid for thee,
thankful
foul
and change thy fighs
hymns of
ftrength,
how long
fhall I,
oppreffors' fcorn
VI.
Ill
Why reftlefs, why caft down, my

cres.
Truft God, Who will employ
To
my
To my
Majefty divine
His
of
Like one forgotten, mourn ?

Forlorn, forfaken, and expofed
thirfty foul
joy.
Why reftlefs, why caft
down,
my
foul
Hope ftill, and thou fhalt fing

The praife of Him, Who is thy God,
Thy health's eternal Spring.
cres.
LORD OF MERCY AND OF MIGHT!

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Humbled to a mortal Child,
!
mild
dim.
Captive, beaten, bound, reviled,
hear and fave
p Jesus
hear and fave
IV.
#z/Who, when fin's tremendous doom

Gave creation to the tomb,
Didft not fcorn the Virgin's womb,
p Jesus hear and fave
f Throned
above celeftial things,

on Angels' wings,
Lord of lords, and King of kings,
Borne
/Who
aloft
fhalt yet return
from high,
Robed in might and majefty,

Hear us help us when we cry,
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Lord of mercy and of might!

Of mankind the Life and Light
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Thou Great Jehovah,

Pilgrim through this barren land
am weak, but Thou art mighty
Hold me with Thy pow'rful hand
cres. Bread of heaven
Feed me now and evermore.
p Guide me,
mf Open now
Whence
Let the
the cryftal fountain,

the healing ftreams do flow
fiery,
cloudy
III.
p When
Bid
cres.
tread the verge of Jordan,
my
anxious fears fubfide
Death of deaths, and hell's deftruction,

Land me fafe on Canaan's fide
:
/ Songs of
I will
pillar
Lead me all my journey through

/Strong Deliv'rer
Be Thou ftill my ftrength and fhield.
praifes
ever give to Thee.
LORD OF THE WORLDS ABOVE.

PJalm 84.
fmral
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I.
mf O happy fouls that pray

Where God appoints to
O happy men that pay
w/Lord
of the worlds above,

pleafant and how fair
The dwellings of Thy love,
Thy earthly temples are
p cres. To Thine abode
How
Their conftant
My
fee
cres.
They
my
praife
/ To
God.
Sion's
III.
mfThty go from
Through
ftrength to ftrength
this
dark vale of
Till each arrives at length

Till each in
cres.
ftill
happy they,
That love the way
defires
fervice there
Thee
And
heart afpires
With warm
/ To
tears,
heaven appears
glorious feat,
When God,
our King,
Shall thither bring
/Our
willing feet
hear
hill.
7^T
WHY, MY SOUL, THUS TREMBLING EVER?

No. 282
Warumjollf ichmich denn gramen.
(General.
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p Why,
my
cres.
trembling ever
foul, thus
Have no
Christ
fear
near
is
f Nought from Him

Heav'n
is
cres.
can fever.
and Christ
thine,
own
fhall
Faithful be
He
Until
triumph crown
Shall with
f Death
thee
cannot deilroy for ever:

From our fears,
Cares and tears,
Soon fhall it deliver.

Doors of grief and gloom it
While the foul,
Free and whole,
With
thee.
the faints repofes.
V.
II.
p Painful
crofs if
He mould
fend me,
With
cres.
He
my
p Lord,
complaint,
mould end me
Even
me
for
knew Thee.
Thou
hail
bought
But Thy blood

Free falvation brought me.
VI.
mine, and, for
yThou
They
Shining light
In my heart abiding!
p Saviour dear let me, attaining
appear,
Christ are planted

cannot appal them
in
They
When
rejoice
doth
art
Be Thy
call
To Thy
There
them.
my
guiding,
bright
cres.
the voice
Of their Lord
me
I flood,
and undaunted,
Everywhere
itfelf
Thee
cres.
III.
Death
ere I
am Thine,
p Loft
cheerful,
Who
to
cres. I
hath borne the Crofs before

Soon no pain
Shall remain,
Only peace be o'er me.
mf Hopeful,
me
Shepherd, take
am Thine,
Thou art mine,
Shall I faint
Left the grief
clofes,
fide,
abide,
ff With Thee ever reigning
LORD OF POWER, LORD OF MIGHT.

No. 283.
eneral
3A
p Lord of power, Lord of might,
cres.
God and Father of us all,

Lord of day, and Lord of night,
Graft within our heart of hearts
Love undying
Liften to our folemn call

/Liften, whilft to Thee we raife
Songs of prayer and fongs of praife.
Thy Name;
IV.
II.
mf Light, and love, and life are Thine,

Great Creator of all good
and full of peace,

May our life on earth be bleft
When our trials here mail ceafe,
p Full of
years,
And
at laft
our fouls with light divine

Give us with our daily food,
BlerTings from Thy heavenly (tore,
BlerTings rich for evermore.
Fill
for
Bid us, ere the day departs,

Spread afar our Maker's fame;
Young and old together blefs,
Clothe our fouls with righteoufnefs.
we
fink to reft,
Fountain of eternal Love,

dim. Call us to our home above
cres.
WHOM
O THOU FROM
ALL GOODNESS FLOWS,

No. 284.
(general.
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my heart to Thee
my forrows, conflicts,
I lift
/>
This feeble body fee

Grant patience, reft, and kind
!
woes,
Good Lord, remember me
my
burdened heart
My fins heavily,
My pardon fpeak, new peace
In love
my
face for
Thy
dear
Name,
remember me
Ill
VI.
mf Temptations
And
If on
Reproach and fhame there be,

All hail reproach, and welcome fhame,
If Thou remember me
lie
cres.
relief:
!
V.
II.
groaning, on
-o-
DiftrefTed with pain, difeafe, and grief,
p Dear Lord, remember me
p When
IV,
w/ OThou from Whom all goodnefs flows,

all
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In
^-
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sef
ills I
fore obftruct
cannot
flee
impart
my
way,
p The hour is near configned

I own the juft decree
;
to death,
Oh! give me ftrength, Lord, as my day;

For good remember me
!
Saviour, with my parting breath,

"
cry, " Remember me
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No. 285.
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THE LORD! YE HEAVENS, ADORE HIM!
PRAISE
Cental,
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I.
/Praise
the
Praise
Lord
Him,
Sun and moon,

Praife
Him,
Him
ye heavens, adore
Angels, in the height
!
rejoice before
all
ye
flare
Him
and light
II.
Praife the
Lord,
for
He
hath fpoken
Worlds His mighty voice obeyed
Laws, which never fhall be broken,

For their guidance He hath made.
III.
Praife the
Lord
for
He
is
glorious
His promife fail

God hath made His faints victorious
Never
fhall
Sin and death fhall not prevail.
IV.
^Praife the
God
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Hods on high His pow'r proclaim
Heaven, and earth, and all creation,
Laud and magnify His Name
!
PRAISE,
MY
!!
SOUL,
immm H
my foul, the King of heaven ;

His feet thy tribute bring!
RanfomeJ, healed, reflored, forgiven,
Who iike me His praife mould fing?
Praife
Him,
praife
Praife the everlafting
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p Father-like He tends and fpares us

Well our feeble frame He knows
In His hands He gently bears us,
Refcues us from all our foes.
Him
King
Him,
Praife
Widely
as
Praife
To
Him
for
His grace and favour
our fathers in
Him. Hill the fame as ever,

Slow to chide, and fwift to blefs!
f Praife Him, praife Him
Glorious in His faithfulnefs
Him
IV.
mf Angels,
diftrefs
Traife
praife
His mercy flows.
II.
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THE KING OF HEAVEN.

p/aIm
ffieiwral.
help us to adore
Him
Ye behold Him face to face

Sun and moon, bow down before Kim
;
cres.
Dwellers
ff
all
Praife
Praife
with
in
time and fpace.
Him,
us the
praife
God
Him
of Grace
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TO
BLESS
THY CHOSEN
RACE.
P/aimS-j.
Ceneral.
287
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blefs Thy chofen race,

In mercy, Lord, incline,
caufe the brightnefs of Thy face
On all Thy faints to mine.
fo
May
Thy wondrous way
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let
them fhout and
fing
With joy and

ForThou,
pious mirth,
the righteous Judge and King,
Shalt govern
mf Then
all
the earth.
fhall the
And we
with plenty fhall be crowned,

Which God, our God, beftows.
VI.
Let difPring nations join

To celebrate Thy fame ;
Let all the world, O Lord, combine
glorious
teeming ground
large increafe difclofe
III.
Thy
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through the world be known,
praife
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V.
Whilft diftant lands their tribute pay,

And Thy falvation own.
To
J.
II.
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IV.
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our land
Shall conftant bleflings fhower,
And
all
the world in awe fhall ftand
Of His
refiftlefs
power.
O FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES TO
SING.
General,
#^
No. 288.
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for a thoufand tongues to fing
Our great Redeemer's praife

The glories of our God and King,
The triumphs of His grace.
p Jesus the Name that charms our

That bids our forrows ceafe ;
!
fears,
'Tis mufic in the flnner's ears,

'Tis
life,
and health, and peace.

IV.
II.
mf Our
gracious Matter and our God,

us to proclaim,
fpread through all the earth abroad
ArM
To
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The honours of Thy Name.
cres.
He fpeaks, and, lift'ning to His

New life the dead receive
The mournful, broken hearts
The humble poor believe.
/Hear Him,
Your
voice,
ye deaf; His praife, ye

loofened tongues employ ;
Ye blind, behold your Saviour

And leap, ye lame, for joy
dumb,
come,
rejoice,
WHEN WE OUR WEARIED
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we our wearied limbs to reft,

p
down by proud Euphrates' ftream,
We wept, with doleful thoughts oppreft,
IV.
tune our voice to fing,
Or touch our harps with fkilful hands
Shall hymns of joy to God, our King,
How
mall
flaves in foreign lands
when with joy we fung,

tuneful parts to bear,
neglected
hung
willow-trees that withered there.
our once happy feat,

When I of thee forgetful prove,
Let then my trembling hand forget
The fpeaking ftrings with art to move.
Salem
VI.
III.
our foes, who all confpired mf 1(1 to mention thee forbear,

Eternal filence feize my tongue
in our flavifh wrongs,
dim. Or if I fing one cheerful air,
Sweet mufic in our grief required
Till thy deliv'rance is my fong.
Come, fing us one of Sion's fongs.
mf Meanwhile
To
V.
II.
On
we
Be fung by
Sion was our mournful theme.
Our harps, that

Were wont their
With filent ftrings
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When
And
REST.
No. 289,
69.
Sat
TO
PJalm 137.
(SReneral.
LIMBS
triumph
;: !
:!
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NAME OF OUR TRIUMPHANT

Q&tMXal,
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Loud we hail its glory bright

Which in God the Father's bofom
Lay for ages hid from fight
Now
His holy Church proclaims it,

Graced with gifts of heav'nly light.
p When
fweetnefs, Name of joyance,

Name that parTeth tongue to tell
JESUS is the blefled title
This the Name that pleafeth well
it
cancels
of love, that faves from
Glorious
preached,
is
falls
Darknefs from the foul
hell
/ This
it
clears.
great
homage
Name, on high confeft
for lowly
Name
for ceafelefs meditation

In this vale of dark unreft ;
Worthy Name for deep devotion

Through the manfions of the bleft.
Name,
to
Heav'n
exalted,
Rules by right fupreme on high
Wondrous Name,
that
fills
with terror
Pow'rs of evil, forced to fly

Name vouchfafed for our Salvation,
!
Brought by God's fweet mercy
nigh.
VI.
III.
it is
aloud
upon the ears

When it humbly is entreated,
Sweet as honey it appears
Joy attends its contemplation
Mufic
V.
p Name of
mf Name
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Name
this
II.
Name
in
IV.
of our triumphant Saviour,
Guilt and punifhment
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SAVIOUR.
Glorlofi Salvatoris
or Circumci/ion.
p Jesu,
On
this
Thy Name,
fo facred,
our knees will we adore

cres. Plant it in our inmoft bofom,
Firmly root it, we implore ;
ffSo that, joined with hofts of Heaven,
may praife Thee evermore.
We
FAR FROM THE WORLD, O LORD,
FLEE.
No. 291.
(Enteral, or Lent.
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fuccefsful war.
V.
retreat, the filent
With prayer and
And
feem by
Thy
11
p There, like the nightingale, me pours

Her folitary lays
Nor afks a witnefs of her fong,
Nor thirds for human praife.
II.
The calm
^5:
IV.
Far from the world, O Lord, I flee,

From ftrife and tumult far
From fcenes, where Satan wages (till
His mort
gg
made,
praife agree,
made
fweet bounty
tnf Great Author, Guardian of my life,

Sweet Source of light Divine,
And,
My
For thofe who follow Thee.
harmonious names in one,

Saviour, Thou art mine.
all
VI.
III.
/ What thanks I owe Thee, and what love,

mf There, if Thy Spirit touch the foul,
A boundlefs, endlefs ftore,
abode,
mean
And grace her
echo through the realms above,
Shall
love,
and
peace,
and
With what delight,
time mail be no more.
When
God
her
with
She communes
!
; ;
THERE
A RIVER, DEEP AND BROAD.
IS
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IV.
w/ There
is
a River, deep and broad.
mf Along
It
the mores, th' angelic bands
Watch every moving wave

With holy joy their breaft expands,
When men the waters crave.
no mortal knows ;
fills with joy the Church of God,
And widens as it flows.
Its courfe
V.
II.
/ More
To them
clear than cryftal
And
is the dream,
bright with endlefs day ;
The waves
And
life
diftrefsed fouls repair
The Lord
And
they flow contentions ceafe,

love and meeknefs reign ;
The Lord Himfelf commands the peace,
And
foes confpire in vain.
them nigh
there
VI.
III.
p Where'er
invites
They leave their cares and forrows

They drink, and never die.
with every blefling teem,

and health convey.
/ Flow on, fweet Stream, more

The
cres.
Flow
earth with glory
on,
And
till all
all
the
obey His
largely flow,
fill ;
Saviour know,
will.
MEEK AND GENTLE.
JESU,
(Scnetal.
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III.
p Jesu, meek and gentle,

Son of God moft high,
cres. Pitying, loving Saviour,
Hear Thy
Give us holy freedom,

our hearts with love
Fill
Draw
To
children's cry.
mf
mf Lead
offences,
Loofe our captive chains,

Break down every idol,
Which our
Holy Jesus
IV.
II.
p Pardon our
us,
the realms above.
cres.
To
foul detains.
celeftial
V.
p
cres.
Jesu, meek and gentle,

Son of God moft high,
Pitying, loving Saviour,
Hear Thy
us on our journey,
Be Thyfelf the Way,

Through terreftrial darknefs,
children's cry.
day.
MY
Central,
GOD,
MY
TO THEE
LIFE,
CALL.
No. 294.
or
I.
mf My God, my Life, to Thee

Afflidted at Thy fQCt I fall
When
I call,
rifing water-floods prevail,
my
Leave not
trembling heart to
fail.
II.
Friend of the friendlefs and the faint,

Where mould I lodge my deep complaint
Where but with Thee, Whofe open door
Invites the helplefs and the poor ?
III.
Did ever mourner plead with Thee,
And Thou
refufe that mourner's plea ?
Does not the word frill fixed remain,

That none fhall feek Thy face in vain ?
IV.
/#/"
Though poor
Yet God,
f And
For
he
am,
my God>
is fafe,
whom
the
defpifed, forgot,
forgets
me
not
and mull fucceed,
Lord
vouchfafes to plead.
MY GOD AND FATHER, WHILE
STRAY.
No. 295.
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me from my
p " Thy will be
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IV.
haft called
me
to refign
moll I prized, it ne'er was mine

I have but yielded what was Thine
p " Thy will be done."
V.
II.
p Should
lot,
breathe the prayer divinely taught,

cres.
grief, or ficknefs,
wafte
away
My life in premature decay,

I ftrive to fay,
My Father,
ftill
/ "
Thy
will be done."
VI.
III.
p What though in lonely grief I figh

For friends beloved, no longer nigh
cres. Submiffive ftill would I reply,
mf
Let but
my
My
p "
Thy
VII.
p Renew my will from day to day;

Blend it with Thine, and take away
All that now makes it hard to fay,
cres.
fainting heart be bleft
With Thy fwcct Spirit for its Gucft,

God, to Thee I leave the reft;
"
Thv
will be done."
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Though Thou
^ What
heart to fay,
done."
mf Though dark my path, and fad my

Let me be ftill, and murmur not,
Or
QSP
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while I ftray
home, on life's rough way,
teach
fci
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God and Father,
Far from
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mf
will be done."
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WHY STORM THE HEATHEN?

CffWral,
PJaIm
or Easter.
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No. 296,
III.
1.
vi/Why florm
The frantic
Wherefore do they ring

my King ?
Their monarchs rife, their rulers madly fay
f" Quick burft His fetters, caft His cords away !"
the heathen
cry, to dispofTefs
My Son art Thou, this day hath feen Thy birth

Afk Me, and ftraight Thou reigneft Lord of earth;
"
Sore welts of iron Thou ihalt fharply deal,

{hatter them, like fhards from potter's wheel.
And
IV.
II.
/ But He
that
fits
the heav'ns difdains the fcorn
Derifive laughter founds
Then mirth
f" My
King
gives
is
upon
way, and
the
morn
now is wrath
exprefled
firm enthroned on Zion's creft.
wife, then, O ye monarchs of the globe;

Affume, ye judges, wifdom's honoured robe 5
Stoop down before the Lord in lowly dread,
And joy before Him with fubmiffive head.
mf" Be
" Kifs ye the Son, left He fhould rife in wrath,

And fo ye perifh from the rightful path
era. For mould His anger kindle but a gleam
/Thrice bleft are they, who truft this King fupreme
!"
GREAT GOD, WHOSE SCEPTRE RULES THE EARTH,

No. 297,
(general.
^W^T
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in.
mf Great God, Whofe fccptre rules the

Diftil Thy fear within my heart,
earth,
mf
That being wrapt with holy mirth,
I may proclaim how good Thou

Ope wide my lips, that I may fing
Full praifes to
my
God,
my
In
Thou art Mill

The mount whereto my hopes do
make
all
extremes, Lord,
my
foul dcteft all
flee;
ill,
Because fo much abhorred by Thee;

Lord, let Thy gracious trials fhew
art
That
King.
am
juft,
or
make me
fo.
IV.
p Great God, Thy garden is defaced ;
p O Fount of light and living breath,
The weeds thrive there, the flowers decay;
Whofe mercies never fail nor fade,
O call to mind Thy promifc part,
Fill me with life that hath no death,
RcRorc Thou them, cut thefc away:
Fill me with light that hath no fhadc
Till then let not the weeds have power
cres. Appoint the remnant of my days
To ftarvc, or flint the poorcft flower.
To fee Thy power, and fing Thy praife*
V.
Thou, that fitt'ft in heaven, and fcc'ft
My deeds without, my thoughts within,
Be Thou my Prince, be Thou my Pricft,
Command my foul, and cure my fin:
II.
How
1
bitter
my
care not, fo
afflictions be,
I rife to
Thee.
CLOTHED WITH STATE, AND GIRT WITH MIGHT.

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remains,
in changelefs plight.
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Roaring though fea-billows rife,
Vex the deep, and break the fhore,
cres. Stronger art Thou, Lord of fkies
/ Firm and true Thy promife lies,
Now and {till, as heretofore ;
Holy worfhip never dies
In Thy houfe where we adore.
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is this,
behold Him raining
is this,
defpifed, rejected,
Mocked, infultcd, beaten, bound ?

God, Who gifts and graces
On His Church now pourcth down,
'Tis our
fhall fmitc in holy vengeance

All His foes beneath His throne.
IV.
manfions,
dim the
eye.
^^ZIID
Who
Man
tear can
II.
^T:
Drops of blood upon the ground
creation,
Homclcfs, weary, fighing, weeping

Over fin and Satan's fway ?
'Tis our God, our glorious Saviour,
Ris'n above the (tarry flcy,
To
Who
Who
of forrows,
Walking fadly life's hard way,
is
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Who
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Coldly in a manger laid
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Who
is this,
that hangcth dying,
With the thieves on cither fide

Nails His hands and feet arc tearing,
And the fpcar hath pierced His fide
'Tis the God, Who ever livcth,
'Mid the mining ones on high,
In the glorious, golden city,
Reigning cvcrlaftingly.
THOU EARTH,
O'ER
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forrow, mourner,
cres.
Chriftian
cres.
Smile through thy
/ When
light.
does thy pathway feem
All dark to feeble fight?

Direct thine eyes to Christ on high,
For He fhall give thee light.
Christ
does the fhadowy foe

of fight ?
Dauntlefs hold up the fhield of faith,
/ For Christ fhall give thee light.
Soldier
Shroud
cres.
day
is
nigh
give thee light.
cres.
trembling one, who muft appear

Before Him in His might!
He is thy Judge, but He is love,
And He fhall give thee light.
Thou
VI.
Ill,
tears, the
fhall
thine heart
V.
/
mf
bowed
In fad and dreary night
II.
IV.
m/ Thou earth, o'er which the curfe of fin

Has flung the fhroud of night,
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o'er the field
cres.
haft thou reached

pure and bright ?
Bleft heir of glory
Thy home
Thy heritage
fo
is
fure, for
For ever gives thee
Christ
light.
O LORD,
HOW EXCELLENT THY NAME

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III.
I.
/O
Lord, how
excellent
Thy Name
founds aloud from pole to pole

Thy glory foars above this frame
The heavens beneath it humbly roll.
It
When
I behold Thy heavens above.

The moon and ftars with beaming face,
Lord, what is man, to meet Thy love ?
The fon of man, to win Thy grace ?
IV.
II.
Lo
lifping
It ftills
the
w/To
babes a voice betray,
A voice that fpeaks with pow'r divine

foeman
Th' avenger
in the fray
yields to
f The
And
world doth him
Bird, bead and
^Then, Lord, how
We
a ftation
That he
Thee and Thine
him
Than Angel
its
fifh,
It
dofl deign,
down,
on high may reign,
wear a never-fading crown.
lord proclaim,
on
fea
excellent
laud and love
at laft
Thou
hofts but lower
and more
Thy Name!
evermore
WAKE! THE WATCHMENS' VOICE

Wachet auf !
General.
^Wake
ruft uns die Stimme.
the watchmen's voice is founding

comes from towered heights rebounding
Wake up Jerufalem, arise
Hours of midnight, o'er thee falling,
It
With trumpet-tone are loudly calling

Where ftay thy virgins, watchful, wife
The Bridegroom comes

Stand up
awake
your lanterns take
IS
She Harts from flumber, fweet and foft

her Lord from heaven in fplendor,
All ftrong in truth, with mercy tender
Comes
Her
flar in
radiance mounts aloft
Defcend, Thou deathlefs Crown

Great Son of God, come down
/"Hark! Hofannas!
We follow towards the halls of joy,
To fup in blifs without alloy.
cres.
ff Hallelujah!
ready for the nuptial rite,
For ye mull meet Him, decked with
Make
light.
IN.
Lord, afcending
From tongues of men and angels, blending
With harp and cymbal's thrilling tone
/"Hear Thy
praifes,
By Thy
We
pearly gates in wonder

ftand, and fwell the voice of thunder,
Which
p
from holts around Thy throne

eye hath traced thofe bounds
ear hath caught thofe founds
Joys unuttered
the liftening heavens will rend
peals
No
No
f Yet we
With
No. 302.
z^Sion hears the watchmen ringing;

Her heart with deep delight is fpringing
SOUNDING.
hallelujahs, ne'er to
end
BRIEF LIFE
HERE OUR PORTION.
IS
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I.
p Brief
here our portion,
life is
Brief forrow, fhort-lived care

cres.
p And now we watch and ftruggle,

And now we live in hope,
And
The life that knows no ending,

The tearlefs life is there.
Sion, in her anguifh,
With Babylon muft

V.
II.
/O
happy retribution
Short
toil,
/But He, Whom now we
eternal reft
For mortals, and
Shall then be {Qtn and
And
for finners,
manfion with the
bleft
they,
Him
fight the battle
paflionlefs
fee
for their
renown.
cres.
Then
all
the halls of Sion
For aye mail be complete,

And, in the land of Beauty,
All things
in
Him,
own.
VI.
But then mall wear the crown

Of full, and everlafting,
And
truft in,
known,
who know and
Shall have
111.
mf And now we
cope.
beauty meet.
FOR THEE, O DEAR, DEAR COUNTRY.

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dear, dear country
nfO
The
fardius and the topaz

Unite in thee their rays.
ficknefs,
and
reft.
III.
mf Thine
agelefs walls are
bonded
With amethyft unpriced
Thy
faints build
The
up
its
fabric,
corner ftone is Christ.

Crofs is all thy fplendor,
The Crucified thy praife ;
His laud and benediction
Thy ranfomed people raifc.
cres.
And fmiles have no alloy

yWith jafper glow thy bulwarks,
Thy ftreets with emeralds blaze
undlion to the breaft,

life,
one,
eyes their vigils keep
And medicine in
And love, and
only manfion
Paradife of joy
Where tears are ever banifhed,
For very love, beholding

Thy happy name, they weep.
The mention of thy glory
Is
^5^C
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^ For thee,
yThe
JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN.

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(general.
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No. 305
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not,
Oh
Have conquered in the

For ever and for ever
Are
II.
ftand, thofc halls of Sion,
The
The pafturcs
of the blcfsed
Are decked
in glorious fhecn.
fight,
clad in robes of white.
IV.
fwect and blcfsed country
I to fee thy face ?
fwect and blcfsed country!
I to win that grace?
Yea, Lord Thy light and fuccour
Am
martyr throng.
ever in them
daylight is fercne ;
fcalt.
Leader,
Am
All jubilant with fong,

And bright with many an angel,
And all the

The Prince is
David;
The fliout of them that

And they, who with their
not,
What focial joys arc there

What radiancy of glory,
What light beyond compare.
/They
the throne of
And there, from care releafed,

The fong of them that triumph,
bleft,
know
is
crcs.
Shall guide
ff Where
me
will fing
In blifs for
to its fhore,
Thy
evermore
praifes
!
-QZ2I
III.
ff There
Beneath thy contemplation

Sink heart and voice opprcflcJ.
know
.oL
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////Jerusalem the golden,

With milk and honey
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YE SAINTS AND SERVANTS OF THE LORD.

Pfalm 113.
(general
III.
I.
/Ye
and fervants of the Lord,

The triumphs of His Name record;
His facred Name for ever blefs
Where'er the circling fun difplays
His rifing beams or fetting rays,
Due praife to His great Name addrefs
faints
/^Though
beneath His ftate to view,

In higheit heaven what angels do,
Yet
He
'tis
He
to earth vouchfafes
takes the
needy from
Advancing him
Companion
Let no created pow'r compare.
in courts to dwell,
to the greatefl there.
IV.
II.
through the world extends His fway

regions of eternal day
But fhadows of His glory are ;
God
The
With Him, Whofe majefty excels,

Who made the heaven, in which He
His care
his cell,
dwells,
/To
Holy Ghost,
The God Whom heaven's triumphant
And fufPring faints on earth adore,
Father, Son, and
Be glory
As now
as in ages
it
is,
When Time
and
pan1
fo fhall
itfelf fhall
laft,
be no more.
hoft,
NOW
ALL GIVE THANKS TO GOD.

Nun
(Seitetal.
No. 37'
danket alle Gott.
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With
all
AAA
God,
and hands, and voices
Who glorious things hath done,

In which the world rejoices
p Since firft a mother's care
Watched o'er our infant hours,
(res. His matchlefs love on us
!
Unwearied
blcfling
fhow
J_
////The evcrlafting God,

As life is gently flowing,
The blifs of joy and peace
Is evermore bellowing
p Oh may He by His grace
give thanks to
heart,
:ez:
With
ceafclcfs care fuitain
whom He
All,
hath redeemed
From want, and woe, and
rs.
III.
^"Praifc God, the Father,
And
So.v,
Holy!
Hcav'n's immortal throne
Spirit, ever
To
Uplift your praifc, ye lowly!

The great Three-One adore
Exalt His mighty Name

Who was, is now, fliall be
Eternally the fame
pain.
ETERNAL BEAM OF LIGHT
DIVINE.
General.
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Thou Fount of unexhaufted love,
Whom
Father's
the
Through
cres.
Jesu
Give
/And
grief,
As
and
wounded
iriall fly,
Cf
VI.
Prepared and mingled by

bitter to the tafte
and care
III.
'Tis ftrong the
fear,
clouds before the mid-day fun.
mf Oh fpeak my warring paflions peace,

And bid my trembling heart Be ftill!"
cres. Thy pow'r my ftrength and fortrefs is,
For all things ferve Thy fovereign will.
weary wanderers' reft

eafy yoke to bear;
me Thy
/ O Death, where
thankful take the cup from Thee,
Though
V.
With fteadfaft patience arm my breaft,

With fpotlefs love, and lowly fear.
-<^
be gone,
Heaven
II.
Be Thou, O Rock of Ages, nigh!

Each murm'ring thought mail then
mine
glories
earth beneath and
above
jrX -&
IV.
I.
In
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Thy
fkill
be,
foul to heal.
is
thy fting
Where now
Thy boafted victory, O Grave ?
Who
dares contend with
Can hurt whom God
God,
or
who
delights to fave ?
MY
LONGS FOR THEE,
SPIRIT
No. 309
(general.
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My
longs for Thee

Within my troubled breaft,
Though I unworthy be
Of fo Divine a Gueft.
fpirit
II.
cres.
Of fo
Divine a Gueft
Unworthy though
p Yet has
my
Unlefs
it
heart no
I be,
reft,
come from Thee.

III.
cres.
Unlefs
come from Thee,
it
In vain
In
all
No
look around
that I can fee

reft is to
be found.
IV.
mf No
reft is to
But
cres.
in
Oh let my
And fend
!
be found
Thy
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wifh be crowned,
it from above.
;
CBP!
OUR GOD STANDS
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No. 310.
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A ROCK AND TOWER.
FIRM,
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II.
I.
f Our
A
God
ftands firm, a rock
fhield
when danger
mf Our
and tow'r,
preffes
ready help in every hour,

doubt or pain diftrefles
For our malignant Foe
Unfwerving aims his blow;
His fearful arms the while,
Dark pow'r and darker guile
His hidden craft is matchlefs.
cres.
When
weaknefs in the fight

Our courage foon defection
But comes a Warrior, clad in might,
A Prince of God's election
ftrength
is
Who
is
That
^"The
Still
this wondrous Chief,

brings this glad relief?
field
III.
f Then, Lord, arife lift up Thine arm

With mighty fuccour ftay us
!
Oh turn afide the deadly harm,

When Satan would betray us
!
That refcued by Thy hand,

In triumph we may ftand,
And round Thy footftool crowd,
In joy to fing aloud
High praife to our Redeemer
cres.
of battle boafts
Christ Jesus, Lord of Hofts,

conq'ring and to conquer
TO GOD ON HIGH BE THANKS AND

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On
all,
in love eternal
IV.
m/Tho. honours paid Thy holy Name,
Thou
ever dcigncil
Thou, God the Father, Hill the fame,

Unfhakcn ever rcigncft
Unmcafurcd Rands Thy glorious might
p
thoughts,
Thy
Holy Spirit, Gift fuprcmc

Sweet Comforter, all-curing
whom
From
f.
deeds outftrip the light
Our heaven Thou, Lord, remained!
Thofe,
Thy
5r
II.
hear
Immortal Lamb, of heavenly race,

Our need fupply, outpour Thy grace
Source of peace, that knows no end,

peace that none can fever
To
Of God, the King fupcrnal

The life of finncrs loft, undone,
The death of ftrifes infernal
Nor harm can reach us ever

With joy to Him our hearts afcend,
/7/Lord Jesu Christ, the only Son
on high he thanks and praifc

For mercy ccafing never,
Whereby no foe a hand can raifc,
III.
To God
The
V.
their
Saviour doth redeem
death, and Hell's alluring,
Delivered through His mortal throes.

Save Thou from all their wafting woes,
/Thine Own in trull enduring
LOVE DIVINE, ALL LOVE EXCELLING.

No. 312
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Love
divine,
all
p Come, Almighty
love excelling,
Let us
all
falvation,
Finifh then
Thy new
in
creation,
Pure and finlefs let us be;

Let us fee Thy great falvation,
Perfectly reltorcd in
Changed from glory
we
call
Loll in
Thee
into glory,
we take our place ;

our crowns before Thee,
wonder, love, and praife!
Till in heaven
leave.
Pray, and praife Thee, without ceafm^
Glory
^"Till
receive
Thee we would be always bleffing,

Serve Thee as Thy hofts above
III.
to deliver!
life
Never more Thy temples

cres.
Enter every trembling heart.
mf
Thy
Suddenly return, and never,
Thy
m ^h
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All Thy faithful mercies crown

p Jesu, Thou art all compalTion,
Pure, unbounded Love Thou art
Joy of heaven, to earth come down

Fix in us Thy humble dwelling,
era. Vifit us with
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perfect love.
MY
THERE
SOUL,
IS
A COUNTRY,
No. 313
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my foul, awake
He hath in love defcended,
To die here for thy fake.
fentry,
n.
IV.
And
there 'bove noife and danger,

Sweet Peace fits crowned with fmiles
And One, born in a manger,
Commands
-<^-
thee hath ever friended,
And, Oh
ftars,
All fkilful in the wars
cres.
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If thou canft get but thither,
There grows the flower of
The
Thy
files.
peace,
rofe that cannot wither,

fortrefs
and thy
eafe.
V.
Leave, then, thy foolifh ranges

For none can thee fecure,
But One, Who never changes,
Thy God, thy Life, thy Cure.
!
TO THEE, O LORD,
fflf
Dir hab
ftlW&l.
ich
YIELD
MY
SPIRIT.
mich ergeben.
No.
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III.
I.
/ TO Thee, O Lord,
Thine
Own
I yield
through
life,
my
in
fpirit,
weal or woe
all
What
If joy or trouble I inherit,

cres.
When
cres. It
The joy from Thee doth ever flow;

In trouble ftill Thy praife fhall found,
Till life fhall reach its clofing bound.
forlorn, defpairing, weeping,
doth
my
To
love
Thee more,
long had waited for me,

Ere thought or being fprang to life;
loving Guide did not abhor me,
My
yearned with mercy
Thou ever didft delight prepare,

Where I could draw but pain or
fin
ever
lefs
IV.
II.
me
By this, its torment, fet afire

The fin, O help me to fupprefs,
w/'Twas Thou, Who
But towards
anxious heart defire
ever would be pleafure reaping,
rife;
"Thy
done!" be my petition,
When I my wants to Thee confide
grant me, with a meek fubmiffion,
Still wholly Thine, whate'er betide,
will be
dim. In quiet trull to

care.
draw each
breath,
Till thefe mine eyes fhall fleep in death
SAVIOUR,
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Jesus, crucified for me,

Fix my roving heart above,
Draw me nearer unto Thee.
ens.
Thee
and Thee to know,

Make the joy of faints below
Thee to fee, and Thee to love,
Make the blifs of faints above.
to praife,
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and Giver of repofe,

Only from Thy love it flows
Peace and happinefs are Thine,
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are ; if
Thou
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Grant holy utt'rance to the dumb

Such boldnefs on the frail beftow,
To
That they may fpeak the truth they

know.
find
them
bleft
redemption there.
Thy beams
Enlighten with
The
fouls that
When marked
Still
wander
of grace
in their race
for foft deceit a prey,
keep them
fafe
within
Thy
way.
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let
mould
Thy
Pour down upon the blind Thy ray

Bring hither all, from us who ftray
Lead home the feet that rove abroad,
And bid the doubter reft in God.
VI.
III.
If haply they
V.
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Jefu Chrifte, wahres Licht.
lapfe to fin,
voice be heard within
w/So they with us,

On earth, and in
bonds of love,
the realms above,
in
Each wounded confcience help and heal,ov.r. Shall here, and there, for ever raife
That heavenly joys it yet may feel
For this Thy mercy ceaselefs praife.
BLEST ARE
THE PURE IN HEART.
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doth Himfelf impart
for His dwelling, and His throne,
Choofeth the pure in heart.
Still to
God
their's
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And
Christ's abode.
IV.
II.
The Lord, Who left the fky,

Our life and peace to bring,
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dwelt in lowlinefs with men,

Their Pattern and their King
give the pure and lowly heart,
/To God
the Father, Son,

Spirit glory be
'twas, and is, and mail be fo,
And
As
temple meet for Thee.
To
all
eternity.
O WORD CELESTIAL,
Wetal, or
Verbumjufernum
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celeftial,
Haft quitted
Who,
in the
after lapfe
Haft come
Who Thy
Father's
reft
That when
breaft,
Confign the guilty to the fire,

And mercy's voice, with loving cry,
of ages born,
world forlorn
to aid a
the
Judge
fhall, in
His
ire,
Shall claim the righteous for the fky
IV.
II.
mf Now
III.
I.
We, faved by Thee from death and fhame.

The gnawing worm, the quenchlefs flame,
That heavenly joys may fill the heart, cres.Mzy view the face of God above,
And ever fhare Thy endlefs love.
Where joys, that fade, no blifs impart
And
bofoms from above,

them with Thy warmed love,
light our
fire
/To God
the Father, God the Son,

And Holy Spirit, Three in One,
As ever giv'n, fo give we ftill,
All praife, eternity to
fill.
FAR FROM MY HEAVENLY HOME,

No. 319
(general.
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mf Far from my
Far from
I
To
heavenly home,
my Father's
fpeed
me
my
to
My
heart,
fain
When
would
IV.
homeward
fpirit
And
dark and toilfome road
When {hall I pafs this wildernels,

And reach the faints' abode
come,
reft
thee, to thee I prefs
breaft,
II.
My
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fainting cry, bleft Spirit,
And
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turns,
My
guide
thither flee
j
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remember
and yearns,
thee.
the Father, Son,

Spirit, glory be ;
'twas, and is, and mail be fo
And
To
me through the defert here,

And bring me home at laft
!
/ To God
As
God, my life, be near

On Thee my hopes I caft
all
eternity.
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WHEN THE DARK WAVES ROUND
US ROLL,
No. 320.
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the dark waves round us
And we look in vain for aid,

Speak, Lord, to the trembling
be not afraid
?s. " It is I
p cres
;
p When we weep befide the bier,

Where fome well-loved form is laid,
Oh may then the mourner hear,
cres. " It is I, be not afraid !"
roll,
foul,
II.
mf When we dimly
trace Thy form,

In myfterious clouds arrayed,
Be the echo of the florin,
p cres. " It is I, be not afraid
!
mf When
p
with wearing, hopelefs pain,

Sinks the fpirit, fore difmayed,
Breathe Thou then the comfort-ftrain,
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cres. "It is I, be not afraid
!
VI.
III.
p When our brighter!;

When our faireft
Whifper
cres.
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hopes depart,
virions fade,
to the fainting heart,

be not afraid !"
is I,
p When we
feel the
end
is
near,
PafTing into death's dark /hade,

cres.TSAay the voice be ftrong and clear,
/"It
is I,
be not afraid!"
MY SONG
LOVE UNKNOWN,
IS
No. 321
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no houfe, no home,
Lord on earth might have
In death no friendly tomb,
But what a ftranger gave ;
p In
is
Love to the lovelefs fhewn,

That they might lovely be
!
who am
That, for
My
my
life
My
cres.
I,
and die
What may
take
mf Here might
He made the lame to run,

He gave the blind their
Sweet
injuries
Yet they
And
'gain ft
fight
No
Him
rife
ftay
and
fing
Never was love, dear King,

Never was grief like Thine
In
difpleafe,
ftory fo divine
/ This
at thefe
Themfelves
fay
IV.
II.
mf Why, what hath my Lord done

What makes this rage and fpite
cres.
Heav'n was His home,

But mine the tomb,
Wherein He lay.
fake,
Lord mould
Frail flefh
CZQ.
III.
My fong love unknown,

My Saviour's love to me
Oh
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my
Friend,
Whofe
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my
fweet praife,
days
Could gladly fpend.
CHRISTIAN! SEEK NOT YET REPOSE.

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w/ Christian,
feek not yet repofe,

Caft thy dreams of eafe away ;
Thou art in the midft of foes ;
p Therefore watch and
pray.
mf Liften
to thy forr owing
Him
It is
Lord,
thou lovefl to obey
He,
Who
fpeaks the
word
Therefore watch and pray.
IV.
II.
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thy heavenly armour on,

it ever, night and day
Wear
Near thee lurks the
evil
One
p Therefore watch and pray.
p Watch,
mf 'Twas by watching, and by

Holy men of olden day
Won
the palms and crowns they wear;

Therefore
watch and pray.
p
thou thy guard muft keep

God muft fpeed thy way
Narrow is the road and fteep
/Therefore watch and pray.
for
Pray, for
prayer,
TO ME IMPART.
JESU, LORD,
Dignare me,
metal,
No. 323.
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Jesu,
me impart
Thy wounded heart
Lord,
Shelter in
cres.
Let
me
to
ever here abide,
Thy
dim. Refting in
ftricken fide.
II.
mp
If the Evil
One with
wiles,
If the world with wealth beguiles,

cres.
In
In
Thy
Thy
heart retreat
is
fure,
fide I reft fecure.

III.
mf When
more wily, waits,

Haunting me with tempting baits,
the flefh,
cres. Fearlefs
All
my
may
fafe abide,
refuge this
Thy
fide.
IV.
p When
Jesu,
cres*
fhall
caft
come
me
my
clofing day,
not away
Grant me, Saviour, when
dim. Buried in
Thy
-bL
fide to lie.
die,
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BEHOLD A STRANGER AT THE DOOR!

No. 324.
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w/ Behold
He
Has
a ftranger at the door
gently knocks, has knocked before,

waited long, is waiting ftill
You
treat
no other friend
fo
ill.
II.
lovely Vifitor
He
ftands,
With melting heart and

cres.
bleeding hands!
matchlefs kindnefs, for
He mows
This matchlefs kindnefs to His foes

III.
He
prove my friend indeed ?

He will the very friend you need
The Friend of finners yes, 'tis He,
With garments dyed on Calvary.
mf But
will
IV.
with gratitude divine
touched
Rife
Turn out His enemy and thine,
That foul-deftroying monfter Sin,
And let the heavenly Stranger in
!
Aa
"
;;
MY
NEARER,
;;
"
GOD, TO THEE.
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" Nearer,
my
God,
Thee
to
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Hear Thou my prayer

E'en though a heavy crofs
Fainting I bear,
Still all my prayer fhall be;
" Nearer, my God, to Thee
p Nearer to Thee!"
Though
If,
where they
I too
am
led
my
Hotly around,
where my Captain
Let
me
Through
cres.
" Nearer,
be found
p When,
Lord,
and ftrife to be
God, to Thee
p Nearer to Thee
my
courfe finifhed, I
breath,
my lafl
Valley of death
me
Even
Thee;
p Nearer to Thee!
to
cres.
there fhall I be
" Nearer,
my
"
God, to Thee
p Nearer to Thee!"
in.
If
Thou
vr.
mf And when Thou,
the cup of pain
Glorious
Giveft to drink,
Let not my trembling lip
From the draught fhrinlc
So by my woes to be
crcs.
" Nearer,
my
God,
Ent'ring the fhadowy
fteps in His,
my God,
fights
toils
my
Breathe
the path carry
" Nearer,
V.
Weary and worn

cres.
ten
Still
borne,
my
Planting
May
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to
Thee
Oh
In
Lord, once more

come,
for a dwelling-place,
Thy
/Through
p Nearer to Thee!"
fhalt
Nearer,
bright
all
home
eternity
my
God,
to
Thee
"
p Nearer to Thee
ALMIGHTY GOD, THY PIERCING

(Senegal.
No. 326.
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III.
w/ Almighty God, Thy
piercing
And
Eye
And
our moft fecret actions
All open to
Thy
mud: the crimes that
Be read and published
Strikes through the fhades of night,
Be
lie
angels hear
IV.
II.
fin that we commit,

Nor wicked word we fay,
But in Thy dreadful Book 'tis writ
at Thy feet afhamed

upward dare not look ;
p Lord
There's not a
my
Forgive
And
Againft the judgment-day.
blot
fins
Remember
all
the dying pains,
That my Redeemer
felt,
And let His blood wafh out my

And answer for my guilt.
before
I lie,
I die,
them from Thy Book
V.
cres.
have done
expofed before the fun,
all
While men and
fight.
there,
(tains,
! !
O PRECIOUS SAVIOUR, FROM THY THRONE.
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No. 327
Je/u dulcijjime, e throw Gloria.
(General.
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precious Saviour, from
Thy
throne
Of ftarry fplendor Thou haft flown,
Thy loft and ruined fheep to feek,
Shepherd ever faithful, meek
To Thy dear Self draw Thou me,
That I may ever follow Thee
cres.
II.
p Alas
A
cres.
how
fadly fall'n
wand'rer from
!
And
Thy
heart with love
ftains
as white as
may
mf O
mourners' Comfort fouls' Delight

Thou loving Fount of mercy bright
Indulgent Saviour, nigh me ftand,
To fcreen me from the foeman's hand
Thou
faithful
Shepherd of the fheep,
Redeem me when
in
death
I fleep.
IV.
Bridegroom, decked in rich array
Outfhining far the orb of day,
Still fweeter than the honied ftore,
Thy favour grant me I implore
Forgivenefs that I e'er have ftrayed,
And joy in dying, ne'er to fade
/O
me from eternal pains,

Thy blood blot out my
That, wafhed by Thee
My
am
fold I cry
fave
in
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fnow ;
ever glow.
!!
!
JUST AS
AM, WITHOUT ONE PLEA
No. 328
(general.
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IV.
I.
Just as I am, without one plea,

p Juft as I am, poor, wretched, blind,
Thy
that
blood
was
fried
for
But
me,
mf
mf Sight, riches, healing of the mind,
Thou
bid'
that
ft
me
come
And
to
Thee,
p
p Yea, all I need, in Thee to find,
Lamb
of
O
God,
I
come
pp
pp O Lamb of God, I come
^>
V.
II.
am, and waiting not

p Juft as I am, Thou wilt receive,
my foul of one dark blot, mf^NWt welcome, pardon, cleanfe, relieve,
p To Thee, Whofe blood can cleanfe each p Becaufe Thy promife I believe
fpot,
Juft as
mf To
cleanfe
pp
O Lamb
of God,
come
VI.
III.
p Juft as I am, though toffed about

mf With many a conflict, many a doubt,
p Fightings and fears within, without,
Juft as I
am
Thy
love
unknown
broken every barrier down

p Thine now to be, yea, Thine alone,
mf Has
MY
ME THINE HEART.
SON, GIVE
No. 329,
eneral
IV.
I.
mf" My
fon, give
Me
p Lord, what have

cres.
marble
off' ring,
pp And
thine heart
I to
cold as
dead while
it
give
!"
mow,
mould
p Yet
wade of fin
comes that tender cry
o'er the
Still
cres.
Oh
how
p Lord, help me,
live.
pine for bleft releafe

or
I die
II.
p Once
knit to
Thee
Alas I went aftray

wandered on, I fadly fell,
pp And funk in gloom I
!
cres. I
nf" My fon, give Me thine heart

p Sweet hope attend the found
in love,
;
cres.
lay.
marble foften, melt thou fnow

Life, ftir the barren ground
VI.
III.
mf To meet Thy gracious call,

Good Lord, I am not free
!"
Till
/ " Son,
Thy
Enfnared, and held in Satan's grafp,

p How can I turn to Thee ?
fon, give
Me
thine heart
heart of right
is
Mine
p Lord, touch
cres.
f It
:"
it with a living coal,

then mall all be Thine
!
MY FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE

No. 330.
eneral.
Ml
cj.
III.
I.
My faith
looks up to Thee,
Lamb of Calvary,
Thou
Saviour
cres.
Now
Take
hear
divine
me
my
p When life's dark maze I tread,

And griefs around me fpread,
Be Thou my Guide
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while
pray
away
Oh let me from this day
Be wholly Thine
all
guilt
cres.
Bid darknefs turn to day,

Wipe forrcw's tears away,
Nor let me ever ftray

From Thee afide.
IV.
II.
mfMzy Thy
rich grace impart
Strength to
My
cres.
my
fainting heart,
zeal infpire
As Thou haft
Oh may my
love to Thee
Pure, warm, and changelefs be,
living
fire
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When
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life's
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Saviour
me
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then in love
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bear
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O GOD, OUR HELP IN AGES
PAST,
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God, our help in ages part,

Our hope for years to come,
Our
To
Sufficient
And
Before the hills in order flood,

Or earth received her frame,
From
from the ftormy Waft,

our eternal home
Beneath the fhadow of Thy throne
Thy faints have dwelt fecure
flicker
And
cres.
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is
Thine arm
our defence
is
cres.
alone,
cverlafling
Before the rifing fun.

III.
p Time,
like
Bears
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fly
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an overflowing flrcam,
all its
fons
away:
dream
forgotten, as a
at the
opening day.
Our God, our help in ages paft,

Our hope for years to come,
Be Thou our guard while troubles
And
our eternal home.
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God,
thoufand ages in Thy fight

Arc like an evening gone
As fhort the watch that ends the night
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And all fear of want remove:
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things of thcc are fpoken,
Zion, City of our
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He, Whofe word cannot be broken,

Formed thee for His Own abode;
On the Rock of Ages founded,
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With
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we of Zion's city
Members through Thy grace became
Though the world deride or pity,
Saviour
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the worldling's pleafure,
pomp and (how;
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Spirit, Sanftifier,
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Raife our hearts with rapture higher,
Fill them with the Saviour's love ;
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Cheer us with the Saviour's love.
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The love of Christ to me.
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The blifs for which we figh
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conftant gueft be found

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palaces be
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His Name with praife and prayer.
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Thy Hand has gently raifed me,
And healing balms poured in
Thy very Name is mufic

To ear, and heart, and mind.
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drew my harder manhood
With cords of mighty love.
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Wherever Thou wilt lead
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THOU ART THE WAY: TO THEE ALONE,

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And purify the heart.
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we fpeak He's near
fignal of His hand,
while
firft
ready
all
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your lamps be bright,

trim the golden flame
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FIERCE RAGED THE TEMPEST O'ER THE DEEP,

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Nor let thy foolim pride rebel
cres.
Thy Lord
To
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fave thy foul from death and hell.
IV.
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And
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His Own glorious light

God hath robed Him, and He reigneth
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No. 344,
Pfaim mii.
HSftntxal
King
in
depth and height
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II.
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her everlafting ftation
Earth
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poifed, to fwerve
no more
all
Glorious is the breaking deep

Glorious, beauteous, without ending,
reigns on HeavVs high fteep
God
Thou haft laid Thy throne's foundation,

From all time where thought can foar.
Who
f Hallelujah
Lord,
Thou
art for
tones of waters blending,
ff Hallelujah
evermore
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V.
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Thy
lips are telling,
Are the perfect verity

Of Thine high eternal dwelling
Holiness shall inmate be!
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love beyond a brother's
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Earthly friends may fail, or leave us,

One day foothe, the next day grieve us,
But this Friend will ne'er deceive us
p His Name
is
Love
have found a friend
How our hearts rejoice to hear Him

Bid us dwell in fafety near Him
cres.
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mould we
eternal life to
diftruft or fear
Name
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Him ?
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in Jesus,
His great delight to blefs us

p His Name is Love
know Him,
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His
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Toil and eonflitt thee await
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Know,
cres.
p Soon the ftruggle will be paft

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In the realms of endlefs reft
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from toil and anxious care

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cres. Reft, from ever prefent fin
Reft without and reft within
Reft, which no abatement knows
p Reft, and infinite repofe.
while it yet is day;

Labor, while you labor may
Labor, for the night is long
Labor, for the foe is ftrong,
/"Labor, for the prize is great;
Labor, for the hour is late.
mf Labor,
Reft,
V.
p
cres.
Jesu,
On
Not
But
Who
for
me
didft die
the Crofs of Calvary,

in aught that
in
Thy
is
my
own,
true Blood alone,
/Do I put my trembling truft:

pp Spare, O fpare, a worm of duft
SAVIOUR, BLESSED SAVIOUR,

No. 347
ffieneral.
p Saviour,
Liften whilfl
cres.
IV.
p Dark, and ever darker,
blefl^d Saviour,
we
Was
fing
Hearts and voices raifing

Praifes to our King.
All we have to offer,
All
Body,
we hope
foul,
we
All
and
cres.
Now
the wint'ry part,
a ray of gladnefs
O'er our path
is
caft;
Every day that paiTeth,

Every hour that flies,
to be,
fpirit,
yield to Thee.
Tells of love unfading,

Love that never dies.
II.
mf
p Nearer, ever nearer,

Christ,
Deep
we draw
to
pp Thou, for our redemption,

Cam'ft on earth to die;
Thou,
that
we might
ftill
Thou
follow,
On
Haft gone up on high.
haft flied
a
and cvcrlalling
Arc the glories there
Where no pain or forrow,
;
is
known
the angel legions
Circle round
Thy
Brighter
Glows
f True
Toil or care,
Thy
radiance
fin.
VI.
Great, and ever greater,

Arc Thy mercies here,
Where
clearer,
world of
III.
mf
and
the light from Heaven,
In our fadnefs bringing

News of fins forgiven.
Life has loft its fhadows,
Pure the light within,
in adoration,
Bending low the knee.
cres.
Clearer
Dawns
Thee,
throne.
Shedding
ftill
and brighter,
the wcllcrn fun,

all its
gladnefs
O'er our work that's done.

dim. Time will foon be over,
Toil and forrow paft
p May we, bleilcd Saviour,
Find a re 11 at la ft
:
O THOU, BLEST LAMB OF GOD

No. 348.
i&mtxal
PîiiiiP
!
cres.
Thou,
bleft
Lamb
of
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God,
didft give
Who
Thyfelf that I might live ;

Didft die for me
To
To make
And
once in pity trod

This world below,
heal the dying foul,
cres.
help
To
wounded whole,
foothe our woe
the
all
my
Lord,
/ To
would
And
Thee above
my
warm affections burn,

To make fome great return
For love divine

But
have I to give,
what
p
cres. Who all from Thee receive
/All, all is Thine!
Saviour greet,
tears
die,
Thee.
mf My
bathe His precious feet
p With
may
for
IV.
mf O teach my foul to rife,

cres. And foar beyond the fkies,
I
heart that
the world
My
II.
dim.
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of love.
V.
mf By Thee my
pow'rs were made,

from Thee they ftrayed.
Thou didft redeem
Thus I am doubly Thine^
And when
cres.
And Thou, my Lord,
/My joy,
my
art
theme
mine,
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or Proceffwnal.
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II.
way
home
to
God
Lift your eyes, ye fons of light
Zion's city
the Fathers trod
They
are
Soon
their happinefs fhall fee.
ye banifhed feed, be glad

is
^"Fear
made
On
flefh
not, brethren
becomes.
VII.
p Lord,
joyful fland
the borders of your land
Jesus Christ, your Father's Son,

Bids you undifmayed go on.
to fave, our flefh aflumes
Brother to our
in fight
VI.
Christ our Advocate
Us
is
There our endlefs home fhall be,

There our Lord we foon fhall fee.
happy now, and we
III.
mf O
B1
ye little flock and bleft

You on Jesus' throne fhall reft
There your feat is now prepared,
There your kingdom and reward.
ye journey fweetly fing

Sing your Saviour's worthy praife,
Glorious in His works and ways
In the
S3 o:
IV.
As
cres.
O-
/ Shout,
p Children of the Heav'nly King,
men.
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obediently
we
go,
Gladly leaving all below

/Only Thou our Leader be,
And we
ftill
will follow
Thee!
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THY SAVIOUR STANDETH AT THE DOOR,

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p Where can
Let not the Pleader fue in vain,

Nor forrow dim His eyes
cres.
But, flatting up,
O
cres.
let
Him
in,
With
thee to fup,
/Thy love to win.
comfort find
Unlefs in Thy dear love ?
What joy can weigh a feather's weight,
What blifs can be above,
p Unlefs Thy face
Shall near me shine,
cres. With looks of grace
I peace or
/And
light divine?
IV.
II
p Good Lord,
if
Thou
would'!* raife
Thy
voice,
Though
languid is mine ear,

This vacant heart mould open wide,
Nor wait till Thou wert near
p Then come to me
Here ever reft
cres. I figh for Thee
To
fill
my
mst
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Thy Saviour ftandeth at the door

He waits, He knocks, He cries
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No. 350
Rev.iii.io.
breaft
Bleft Saviour, ever let
Be found
cres.
Ne'er
may
Who
home
my
for
heart
Thee
ftoops to dwell with
p
cres.
I grieve the tender Guefl,
keep
me
me Thine
When
And {till
death is nigh,
be mine
/'Beyond the iky!
MY LORD, MY
JESU,
GOD,
MY
ALL.
No. 351.
General.
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my Lord, my God, my all,

Hear me, bleft Saviour, when I call
cres. Hear me, and from Thy dwelling place
Pour down the riches of Thy grace.
p Jesu, my Lord, wc Thee adore,
cres. O make us love Thee more and more.
[esu,
what didft Thou find in me,

That Thou haft dealt fo lovingly ?
Jesu,
How
great the joy that
Oh
far
Thou haft brought!

exceeding hope or thought
p Jesu, my Lord, we Thee adore,
make us love Thee more and more.
cres.
cres.
IV.
II.
cres.
Jesu, too late I Thee have

How can I love Thee as I
cres.
make
us love
be my fong
heart and foul belong;
All that I have, or am, is Thine,
And Thou, blcft Saviour, Thou art mine.
Thee
To Thee my
p Jesu, of
fought,
ought,
And how extol Thy matchlcfs fame,

The glorious beauty of Thy Name
p Jesu, my Lord, wc Thee adore,
cres.
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Thee more and more.
p Jesu,
cres.
make
my
fhall
wc Thee adore,
Thee more and more.
Lord,
us love
APPROACH, MY SOUL, THE MERCY-SEAT,

No. 352
ffiwieral, or Lent.
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Approach, my foul, the mercy-feat,

Where Jesus anfwers prayer
There humbly fall before His feet,
For none can
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p Bowed down beneath a load of fin,

By Satan forely preffed
By war without, and fears within,
perifh there.
come
to
Thee
for reft.
IV.
II.
mf Thy promife is my only plea,

With this I venture nigh;
Thou calleft burdened fouls to Thee,
And fuch, O Lord, am I.
mf Oh
cres.
wondrous love
To
my fhield and hiding-place,

That, fheltered near Thy fide,
may my fierce Accufer face,
And tell him, Thou haft died
Be Thou
I
to bleed and die,

bear the Crofs and fhame,
!
That guilty finners, fuch as I,

Might plead Thy gracious Name
WHEN WOUNDED
General,
SORE THE STRICKEN SOUL.

No. 353.
Lent.
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cres.
When
wounded
fore the ftricken foul
Lies bleeding and unbound,

One only hand, a pierced Hand,
Can
falve the finner's
When
And
cres.
tears
flcL-
S?
ICS
IC5I
penitence has wept in vain
Over fome
cres.
wound.
dark fpot,
foul,
One only ftream, a ftream of

Can wafh away the blot.
Blood,
IV.
II
p When forrow
^3
III.
I.
31
mf'Tis Jesus' Blood that wafhes white,

His Hand that brings relief;
His Heart that's touched with all our joys,
fwells the laden bread.
of anguifh flow,
One only heart, a broken Heart,

Can feel the finner's woe.
And
our
feeleth for
V.
Lift
up Thy bleeding Hand,
Unfeal that cleanfing tide

We have no fhelter from our
cres.
pp But
in
Thy wounded
Side.
fin
Lord
grief.
LEAD
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HEAVNLY FATHER, LEAD
US,
US.
No. 354.
QSttnetal, or Lent.
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Lead
us, Heavnly Father, lead us

O'er the world's tempefluous fea
Guard us, guide us, keep us, feed us,
For we have no help but Thee
/If
our
God
cres.
Thou doft know

Thou didft tread this earth before us
Thou didft feel its keeneft woe;
p Lone and dreary,
Faint and weary,
Through the defert Thou
bleffing,
our Father be.

III.
mf Spirit
of our God, defcending,

our hearts with heav'nly joy;
Love with every paffion blending,
Pleafure that can never cloy
Fill
p Thus provided,
Pardoned, guided,
cres.
forgivenefs o'er us
All our weaknefs
poffeffing
Every
^3
p Saviour, breathe
mf Yet
Nothing can our peace
deftroy.
didft go.
Ê
LET US ALL IN CHORUS SING, HALLELUJAH!

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Cantemus cuncti melodum.

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world
Hal
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the
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to Heav'n's
Praife
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VII.
I.
mf Let
us
in chorus fing,
all
Through
mfDeep
(f) Hallelujah!
of joyous ocean cry (f) Hallelujah!
Tracks of boundlefs earth reply
the world the echo ring,
Praife to Heav'n's eternal
Onward
King! (/) Hallelujah!
the
let
anthem
immortal choirs on high, (/) Hallelujah
Harping through
mfSons of men
Praife your
the vaulted fky!
ye fparkling
ftars
(/) Hallelujah!
in every clime, (/) Hallelujah
Lord
of
IX.
light,
^This
(f) Hallelujah!
hymn
the
that never dies, (f) Hallelujah!
Clouds and winds in fweeping
flight,
Piercing through the ftarry Ikies,
Din of thunder,
(f) Hallelujah!
God
flalhes bright,
looks
down with
/ff/Flood and billow, rain and hail, {/) Hallelujah!
Heat, and
froft,
mf This
the fong of heav'nly birth,
Sung by
gale,
and wooded
Anfwer, beads
Loud your Maker's
fold
mf Chriflians,
Anfwer,
praife be told
(/) Hallelujah
Ever
lift
all
and
fing,
the thankful flrain, (/) Hallelujah!
ye youthful train
fing again, (/) Hallelujah
XII.
VI.
mf Lofty mountain
heights refound (/) Hallelujah!
mfNow
to
Thee be honor done, (/) Hallelujah!
Valleys, from your flopes profound,
Thee
Ever
Everlafting
lat
Hallelujah!
XI.
mfSing, ye birds on pinion bold, (/) Hallelujah!
and
(_/")
the tribes of earth;
Jesus loves the holy mirth! (f) Hallelujah!
(/) Hallelujah!
dale,
all
V.
in field
gracious eyes! (f) Hallelujah!
X.
IV.
Raging tempeft, balmy
in lays fublime
III.
mf Shout,
Sing through every age of time (/) Hallelujah!
(/) Hallelujah!
Paradife, return the cry!
fly,
VIII.
II.
mf Chant,
the peal rebound, (/) Hallelujah
the
Father, Spirit, Sox,
Three
in
One
(/) Hallelujah
Amen.
O THOU, THE CONTRITE SINNER'S FRIEND.

No. 356,
CttCtal, or Lent.
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cres.
O Thou the contrite finner's Friend,

Who loving lov'ft them to the end,
On
this alone
my
That Thou
p When
Satan,
by
my
fins
made
bold,
from Thy Crofs to loofe my hold,

Then with Thy pitying arms enfold,
Strives
hopes depend,
wilt plead for me.
cres.
And
plead,
me
plead for
II.
p When, weary
in the Chriftian race,
Far off appears
And,
cres.
my
my dying hour draws near,

All dark with anguifh, guilt, and fear,
pp And when
refting-place,
fainting, I miftruft
Thy
Then, Saviour, plead
grace,
for
cres.
Then
to
my
fainting fight appear,
Pleading in Heav'n for me.
me.
VI.
III.
p When
I have erred and gone aftray,

Afar from Thine and Wifdom's way,
And fee no glimm'ring, guiding ray,
cres. Still, Saviour, plead for me.
p When
the full light of heav'nly day
Reveals
cres.
Say,
my
Thou
fins in
haft
/O fay,
dread array,
warned them
Thou
all
plead'ft for
away!
me
CANST THOU, GOOD LORD, FORGIVE SO SOON?

Ctteral, or
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PaJJion-tide.
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I.
p Canst Thou, good Lord,
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forgive fo foon
A foul
hath finned fo long ?

Canft Thou fubmit Thyfelf to one.
That loads Thee (till with wrong
mf It
no virtue of mine own,

But Blood of Him that died,
is
Our
elder Brother,
Whom my
and
Thy
Son,
fins crucified.
II.
Could I with all the faints compare,

Yet I were black to Thee
But, more defiled than lepers are,
Whence comes this love to me ?
Strange way, by fuch a guiltlefs wave
To
wafh away our crimes,

leaft drop was enough to fave
The world a thoufand times ?
Whofe
VI.
III.
Canft
Thou
be juft and deal reward

undone by fin ?
The gate of Heav'n mall angels guard,
To
p For
And
fhall I enter in ?
every crimfon tear that He

fhed to make me live,
wherefore, wherefore have not
thoufand fouls to give ?
Thus
thofe
cres.
Oh
O FOUNT OF MERCY, GOD OF LOVE!

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of mercy,
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of love
bounties are
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Matured
move,
conftant care.
the fwelling grain
yellow harvefl: crowns Thy love,

And plenty fills the plain.
II.
/ When
'neath the
bofom of the earth
The fower hid the grain,

Thy goodnefs marked its fecret
And
p Seed-time and harvefl:, Lord, alone

Thou dofl on man beftow
Then let him not forget to own
;
birth,
From Whom
fent the early rain.
his bleflings flow
VI.
III.
The fpring's fweet influence was Thine;

The plants in beauty grew
Thou gav'ft refulgent funs to mine,
And mild refreshing dew.
;
/O
Fount of love
our praife
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Thine
To Thee our fongs we'll raife

And all created Nature join,
In fweet harmonious praife
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immortal praife
Praife the love that crowns our days
Bounteous Source of every joy,
Let Thy praife our tongues employ
!
the bleflings of the
For the
For the
field,
ftores the gardens yield,
fruits with melting juice,

Grateful gifts for mortal ufe
And
IV.
All that Spring with bounteous hand
Scatters o'er the fmiling land
All that lib'ral Autumn pours,
Rich in her o'erflowing ftores
zz
for thefe our fouls fhall raife
Grateful
vows and folemn
praife.
VI.
Yet, fliould rifing whirlwinds tear
From the ftem the ripening ear
Though
the fick'ning flocks fliould
Dying herds
defert the
flail
VII.
III.
Flocks that whiten all the plain

Yellow fheaves of ripened grain
Clouds that drop their fattening dews
Suns that template warmth diffufe
V.
Thefe
Thee,
O
to
God, we owe,
f
Source whence all our bleflings flow
II.
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Should Thine altered Hand reftrain

Th' early and the latter rain
Blaft each opening bud of joy
Yea, the rifing year deftroy ;
;
VIII.
f Yet
to
Thee
Grateful
my
foul fliould raife
vows and folemn
Then, when every
Love Thee
praife
blefling's flown,
for Thyfelf alone
fall,
O LORD OF HARVEST! ONCE AGAIN.

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thank Thee for the ripened grain
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;
fweet holy thoughts fupplied pcres. The fport of fun and ftorm no more,
feed-time, and by harveft-tide.
Be gathered to their Father's (lore.
fervants through another year
II.
bare dead grain, in autumn fown,

Its robe of vernal green puts on ;
Glad from its wintry grave it fprings,
King of kings
thofe, who fleep in Thee, cres.
Frefh garnifhed by the

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Thy Word we
all
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Lord, to
new and
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glorious bodies be.
O Lord,
As Thou
IV.
our prayers be daily
faid,
haft taught, for daily bread
But not alone our bodies feed,

Supply our fainting fpirits' need
O Bread of Life from day to day,
Be Thou their Comfort, Food, and
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ye thankful people, come

Raife the fong of Harveft-home
is
No. 361
mxtest.
All
fafely gathered in
Ere the winter ftorms begin

God our Maker doth provide
For our wants to be fupplied
Come to God's own temple, come!
Raife the fong of Harveft-home
!
p For the Lord our God fhall come,

And fhall take His Harveft home
From His field fhall in that day
All offences purge
In the
cres.
fire
at laft
the tares to caft
But the fruitful ears to ftore

In His garner evermore.
II.
mf* All the world is God's own field,

Fruit unto His praife to yield
Wheat and tares together fown,
Unto joy or forrow grown
Firft the blade, and then the ear,
Then the full corn fhall appear:
Lord of harveft. grant that we
Wholefome grain and pure may be.
away
Give His angels charge
mf Even fo,
To Thy
IV.
Lord, quickly come
final Harveft-home
Gather Thou the people in,

Free from forrow, free from
There for ever purified,
In
Thy
fin
prefence to abide
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all
Thine
angels,
come,
Raife the glorious Harveft-home
THE GOD OF HARVEST
PRAISE.
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the earth
glory in your lot

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His
benefits forgot,
Amid your
III.
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all
To
The valleys fmile and fing,

The woods and mountains ring,
The plains their tribute bring,
The ftreams rejoice.
of harveft praife
and voices raife,
!
hearts,
With
From field
And
His holy Name,
pureft thanks proclaim,
fweet accord
together throng,
bring your fheaves along,

in your harveft fong,
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GOD THE FATHER, WHOSE CREATION

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Gives to flow'rs and
the harveft of each nation
Archangel proclamation
Bids to put the fickle in,
And each age and generation
Sink to woe, or glory win
yearly operation,
Brings the hour of harveft mirth,
/Here to Thee we make oblation
Auguft gold of earth.
V.
II.
mf'God the Word! the fun, maturing,

With his blelfed ray the corn,
Spake of Thee, O Sun enduring,
Thee, O everlafting Morn,
Thee, in Whom our woes find curing,
Thee, that lifteft up our horn
cres.
Grant that we, or young or hoary,

Lengthened be our fpan or brief,
Whatfoe'er the life-long ftory
Of our joy or of our grief,
May be garnered up in glory
As Thine Own ele&ed fheaf.
VI.
III.
mf God the Holy Ghost the mowers

That have fattened out the grain,
!
Types of Thy
celeftial
powers,
Symbols of baptifmal
cres.
Shadowed out
rain,
the grace that dowers
All the faithful of
fin,
And
Thou, Whofe
Of the
When
Thy
train.
/Laud
to
Him
to
Whom
fupernal
Thrones and Virtues bend the knee

Laud to Him, from Whom infernal
Pow'rs and Dominations flee
Laud to Him, the Co-eternal
Paraclete, for ever be
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men.
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Scanty though our ftore may be,
cres. Still we feem to hear Thy words
that fended fun and rain,

Ruling over land and fea,
ne'er of
Thee complain,
Ne'er, whate'er our lot
may
/"Truft, ye
be.
faithful, truft in
mf All we
mf Whether
fun or rain in turn

Ripen or deftroy the grain,
May we
ftill
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Mel
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have we
as changeful feafons bring,
Wealth or want, whiche'er it

Uncomplaining ftill we'll fing,
/ Simply
trufting
know
is
Thine,
Thine to give and take away

Feed us then with food divine,
Feed us this and every day.
all
to
Thee.
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TO THEE IN FAITH WE LAY
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mf When here Thy mefTengers proclaim

The bleiTed Gofpel of Thy Son,
by the pow'r of His great Name,
figns and wond rs done
cres. Still,
Be mighty
houfe and fanctuary.
II.
IV.
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people feek Thy face,

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dying r
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Hear Thou in Heav'n, Thy dwellinghere
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Here
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tarry here,
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here the
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will the world's
And
deign
Redeemer
Holy
That glory never hence depart

Yet choofe not, Lord, this houfe alone
Thy
kingdom come to every heart
/
In every bofom fix Thy throne
cres.
Spirit
reign,
reft
O LORD OF HOSTS, WHOSE GLORY

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Whofe
glory
fills
eternal hills,
And yet vouchfafes, in Christian lands,

To dwell in temples made with hands.
To Thee
The
grant that we, who here to-day,

Rejoicing, this foundation lay,
be in very deed Thine Own,

on the precious Corner-ftone.
the creatures with
they
all
pertain, to
Thee
of the earth and
fea
And when we bring them to Thy throne,
We but prefent Thee with Thine Own.

The heads that guide endue with fkill
The hands that work preferve from ill
That we, who thefe foundations lay,
May
raife
the topftone in
its
day.
VI.
III.
Thy
grace,
That mall adorn Thy dwelling-place;
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The
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beauty of the oak and pine,

gold and filver, make them Thine.
/Both now and ever, Lord,

The temple of Thine Own
Be Thou in them, and they
ever blefsed Trinity
protect
elect
in
Thee,
O
tfijutrij
WHERE THY PEOPLE MEET,
JESU,
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Jesu, where Thy people meet,

there behold Thy mercy-feat
Where'er they feek Thee Thou art found,
And where Thou art is hallowed ground.
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They
chofen few,
Thy
And
former mercies here renew ;
The
fweetnefs of
(till
to
wayward
hearts proclaim
Thy
faving
Name.
V.
II.
Here may we prove
For Thou, within no walls confined,

Inhabited: the humble mind
Such ever bring Thee where they come,
And, parting, take Thee to their home.
the might of prayer,
To ftrengthen faith, and fweeten care

To teach our faint defires to rife.
And bring all heaven before our eyes.
III.
Yet everywhere Thou
I.
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guid'ft
Thine
Own
cres.LoKD,
To raife for Thee an earthly throne

And where Thy Name Thou doft record,
;
There Thou wilt come and
blefs
them, Lord.
Nor
we
are weak, but
Thou
art near
Thine arm, nor deaf Thine ear:

come with might and mercy down,
And make our cleansed hearts Thine Own!
/O
fhort
!!
LORD OF HOSTS, TO THEE WE
RAISE.
No. 368
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people's hearts prepare,
meet for
praife
and prayer.
II.
/ Let
the living here be fed
With Thy Word,
May
the heavenly Bread
hope of glory bleft,

the dead be laid to reft
Here,
in
III.
w/*Here to Thee a temple ftand,

While the fea mall gird the land
Here reveal Thy mercy fure,
While the fun and moon endure
IV.
/ Hallelujah
earth and fky
To the joyful found reply

^Hallelujah! hence afcend
Prayer and praife till time mail end.
!
sa
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of hofts to Thee we raife

Here a houfe of prayer and praife
Or
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HEAV'NLY SALEM
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City heavenly Salem

fair of peace and reft,
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Vifion
Who
of living flones art fafhioned

:
in bridal robes art dreft.
IV.
mf Hammered
Blooming frefh, from heaven defcending,

For the wedding-chamber dight,
As
No
Fitted for her Bridegroom's fight

All thy ftreets and walls are blazing,
Built of gold, thrice-pure and bright.
V.
ff
Glory, honour, praife, and power,
Give the Father and the Son

Join the Spirit in the worfhip,
One
Offer
in
(till
ftones of fmootheft polifh,
Chifelled by Divine command,

In their places are cemented
By the Builder's skilful hand,
Ranged throughout thy holy ftructures,
There for ever will they ftand.
a fair affianced virgin,
369
Gleam with pearls thy fparkling portals

Open lie thy holy fhrines
They, who for their Lord have suffered,
II.
tnf
Whom to crufh the world combines,

There, by virtue of His merits,
Every faint in glory fhines.
In the regions of the bleft

As a fpoufe, by waiting angels
Thou
Three, and Three

the adoration,
While uncounted ages run!
in
OÊ
CHRIST
LAID THE SURE FOUNDATION.
IS
Angulare Fundamentum.
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Corner-Hone from heavenly hands
Firm the coupled walls uniting,
Both He links with facred bands
cres.
Holy
is
laid the fure
Him
of Heav'n
When
Sion, thus fupported,
Refting on
Thy temple,
be Thou nigh ;
With Thy tenderefl compafTion,
Hearken to our prayerful cry;
God
cres.
ever ftands.
in this
implored
Send us down Thy richeft blefling

Evermore, as here we lie.
IV.
II.
of God, to God devoted,

High the City doth upraife
Loudcft fongs of exultation,
Burfting ftrains of mcafurcd praifc ;
ff Three in One her God proclaiming,
w/'Here beflow on
/Loved
Sounding forth triumphant
all
Thy
fcrvants
What
cres.
they crave in meek rcqueft

Ever holding fail Thy mercies,
Joined for ever with the blcft;
Then Thy Paradifc to enter,
There
lays.
translated to
V.
worfhip, praifc, and power,
Give the Father and the Son ;
Shew the Spirit equal honour
One in Three, and Three in One
f Glory,
ff Offer holy adoration,

While uncounted ages run.
Thy
reft.
!!
THOU, WHOSE ALMIGHTY WORD.

No. 371.
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of truth and love,
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flight
we humbly
And, where
cres.
the Gospel's day
in earth's darkeft place
ff Let there be light!
IV.
II.
cres.
Who
Dove,
Speed forth Thy flight

Move on the waters' face,
Bearing the lamp of grace,
And
Sheds not its glorious ray,

ff Let there be light
w/Thou,
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Chaos and darknefs heard,
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come
to bring,
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blefsed Three,
On Thy
Glorious Trinity,
Sight to the inly blind,
Wifdom, Love, Might

Boundlefs as ocean's tide,
Rolling in fuller! pride,
redeeming wing,
Healing and fight,
Health to the fick in mind,
Oh
now
to
all
mankind
ff Let there be light
cres.
Through
the earth far and wide,
ff Let there be
light
FROM GREENLAND'S ICY MOUNTAINS

No. 372
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Their land from
p Can we, whofc
The lamp
/^Salvation
The
What
Has
error's chain.
foft o'er
joyful found proclaim,
learnt Messiah's
Name.
IV.
Ceylon's
iflc
Till, like a fca of glory,

It fprcads
In vain with lavifh kindnefs

The gifts of God arc drown
The heathen in his blindnefs
to
deny
waft, yc winds, His ftory,

And you, yc waters, roll,
Though every profpect plcafcs,

And only man is vile
Bows down
life
salvation
mfWaft,
though the fpicy breezes
Blow
of
Till each rcmotcft nation
II.
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fouls are lighted
With wifdom from on high,

Can we to men benighted
From India's coral ftrand

Where Afric's funny fountains
Roll down their golden fand
From many an ancient river,
From many a palmy plain,
They call us to deliver
wood and
errs.
;
ftonc.
Till o'er our
The Lamb
from pole to pole

ranfomed nature,
for finncrs flain,
/~ Redeemer, Kinh,
^~In
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Creator,
returns to reign.
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All the round earth her God to meet
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Bid mercy triumph over wrath.
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preach the reconciling word

Give pow'r and unttion from above,
Whene'er the joyful found is heard.
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Confufion, order in Thy path
Spirit of the living God,

In all Thy plenitude of grace,
Where'er the foot of man hath trod,
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MANY
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No. 374.
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Saviour, fprinkle
Fruitful let
many
Thy
p Far and wide, though all unknowing,

Pants for Thee each mortal breaft;
nations;
forrows be ;
By Thy
pains and confolations,
Draw
Of Thy
the Gentiles unto
Thee
Human tears for Thee are flowing,

Human hearts in Thee would reft,
Crofs the wondrous ftory,

Be it to the nations told
Let them fee Thee in Thy glory,
And Thy mercy manifold.
Thiriling, as for
dews of even,
As the new-mown grafs for rain,

Thee they feck, the God of heaven,
Thee, as Man, for finncrs (lain.
III.
cres.
Saviour, lo the iflcs arc waiting,

Stretched the hand, and (trained the
!
For
Thy
Spirit,
new
fight,
creating
Love's pure flame and wifdom's light

Give the word, and of the preacher
Speed the foot, and touch the tongue,
/"Till on earth by every creature
Glory to the Lamb be fung.
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of the Crofs, arife
Where
the fhadows deepeft lie,

Carry Truth's unfullied ray
Gird you with your armour bright

are your enemies,
Hard the battle ye muft fight.
Where
Mighty
are crimes of blackeft dye,

difplay.
There the faving Sign

V.
II.
To
weary and the worn

Tell of realms where forrows ceafe
To the outcaft, and forlorn,
Speak of mercy and of peace.
world,
O'er
Raife your banner in the iky
Let it float there, wide unfurled
Bear it onward, lift it high.
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w/^Mid the homes of want and woe,

Strangers to the living
Word,
the helplefs, feek the ftrayed,
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Let the Saviour's herald go,

Let the voice of hope be heard.
troubles, baniih grief;

the Spirit's fword arrayed,
Scatter fin and unbelief.
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Hear, O hear our humble cry

Guide, O guide our wandering
feet.
Ere the tide of fin grow ftrong,

Save us, keep us, make us Thine
IV.
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Young and
erring travellers,
we
All our dangers do not know

Scarcely fear the ftormy fea,
Hardly feel the temped: blow.
Let us ever hear
Afk Thy
If
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till time mall be no more

Love, while endlefs ages roll
Hope,
voice
Saints and angels will rejoice,
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Hope and love on every foul
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Guard me ftill
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the great offence
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all evil, hide
and ftubbornnefs and pride.
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Gracious God, forbid it not
Give me, deareft Lord, a place

In the
kingdom of Thy
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Thou Thyfelf didft never pleafe

God was all Thy happinefs.
III.
p Lull me,
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Let me fee Thy fmiling Face
Give me, Lord, Thy bleffmg give,
Pray for me, and I mall live.
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The paths of peace have trod ;
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VI.
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fhortly fade away.
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p Help
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to pray,
Hallowing our happy day
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raife
hymns of praife.
Hearts
all
Prefence thus to win

pure, and free from fin.
IV.
II.
Not alone the Day of reft

With Thy worfhip {hall be
mf All
our pleafures here below,
In our pleafure and our glee,
Saviour, from Thy mercy flow

But if earth has joys like this,
Lord, we would remember Thee.
What
bleft
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V.
Lord, our childhood mine

lowly grace, like Thine
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fhall live in Heaven with Thee.
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What have we to fear
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the thirdy defert,
Or
cres.
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the
our Shepherd
His Own fecret fign

" They that have My Spirit,
Thefe," faith He, "are Mine.
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p Jesus is our Shepherd

Well we know His voice
p Jesus
cres.
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its
gentled whifper
cres.
is its
None but He
We
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His
cres.
guide us
alone.
our Shepherd
Though
None
the wolves may raven,

can do us harm.
p When we tread death's valley,

Dark with fearful gloom,
tone
fhall
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Guarded by His arm,
Makes our heart rejoice

p Even when He chideth
Tender
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Every lamb is fprinkled
With the blood He med

on each He fetteth
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Through life's defert, dry and dreary,
Bring them to Thy heav'nly reft.
to
Thee
conferring,
for ever dear
V.
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p Spread Thy golden pinions o'er them,

Holy Spirit, heav'nly Dove
they be, like Jofeph, loving,
Dutiful, and chafte, and pure
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pp Bear
children gathered here;
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Guide them, lead them, go before them

Give them peace, and joy, and love.
David, proving,
Steadfaft unto death endure.
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in
meeknefs
cres.
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Guide their fteps, and help their weaknefs,
Blefs,
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like to
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Temples of the Holy Spirit,
May they with Thy glory

And immortal blifs inherit,
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throned above all glory,

didft not difdain to dwell,
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a child in Ifrael,
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well.
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God my
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Never His good Spirit grieve;
Only to His glory live.
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Thy gracious hands I am

Make me, Saviour, what Thou
Live Thyfelf within my heart.
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Thou art all humility
Let me to my betters bow
Subject to Thy parents Thou.
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Serve Thee all my happy days ;
Then the world fhall always fee
Christ, the Holy Child, in me.
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cres. Help us now to love Thee
Take our fins away.
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Ere earth mall clofe upon thy form,
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may ftill
In age
In that diftrefsful day.
The mourners then fhall pace the ftreets,

The knell fhall fadly toll
For Death has loofed the filver cord,
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thoughts
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Turn fwift deftruction from our path,
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His judgments, or
V.
Adam,
Shall we, like guilty
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will, He will, for Jesus pleads;

Let heaven and earth His love record;
For us, for us, He intercedes ;
hide
In darkefl fhades, our darker fears ?
For who His coming may abide

fhall ftand
when
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Our
help
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And
Our
us throng around His feat,

us meet Him face to face
let
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Confefs our
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Thence abroad His arrows flew,

Thick and faft they fmote and flew
and afhes lay
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All the goodnefs of the Lord
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'Tis Thine,
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cres.
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dry each falling tear;
'Tis Thine, by precious promifes,
My
p Teach me to pray with Thy dear Son,

"Father, Thy will, not mine be done."
my
fainting heart to cheer:
my
race
meekly pray, "
Thy
p In patience then
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And long for dawn of day

The dawning day no refpite brings,
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light affliction here
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VI.
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Thy pard'ning love removed my guilt.
within my heart,
joy and peace mall ne'er depart.
When
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faints rejoice,
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Lift for him no voice of wailing
cres. High in heaven's own light he dwcllcth
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use.
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Heavenly joy his face is flufhing:
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No. 392
w/*Pour not thou the bitter tear;

Heaven its book of comfort opcth,
Bids thee forrow not, nor fear,
But as one who always hopcth
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Weep
die in Christ, arc blcft

Our's then be no thought of grieving;
Sweetly with their God they reft,
All their toils and troubles leaving;
cres. So be our's the faith that favcth,
Hope, that every trial bravcth,
Love, that to the end endureth,
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WHY, WEARY MOURNER, SHED THE CEASELESS

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behold the gladd'ning fight!
Though fpotted over with a deadly blight,
cres. Lift up thine eyes
For, crowned with golden rays of mercy bright, cres. Thy fins of fcarlet there fhall turn to white
Lo Christ appears thine everlafting light.
/"Thy darknefs merge in everlafting light.
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IV.
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oft haft fallen, oft the Spirit grieved,
By fin enchained, of peace and joy bereaved

Though circled round by foes of fearful might,
cres.
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For thee it beams with everlafting light.
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With triumph fure maintain the mortal fight:
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tearful forrow dimmed thy Saviour's eyes,

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./"Thy deathlefs crown of everlafting light.
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But wifhes to be often there ?
While Mofes flood with arms fpread wide,

Succefs was found on Ifrael's fide
But when through wearinefs they
That moment Amalek prevailed.
Prayer makes the darkened cloud withdraw

Prayer climbs the ladder Jacob faw ;
Gives exercife to faith and love ;
Brings every blefling from above.
Have you no words ? Ah think again

Words flow apace when you complain,
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fill
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your fellow-creature's ear

all your care.
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cres. Lead Thou me on
cres.
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and fee my
Lead Thou me on
I loved to choofe
m/Keep Thou my feet; I do not afk to fee

The diftant fcene one ftep enough for me.
thus, nor prayed that
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loved the garifh day, and, fpite of fears,

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cres. Will lead me on
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dim. The night is gone,
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WE KNEEL BEFORE
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Lord,
we
kneel before
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Bend from heav'n Thy gracious ear

While our waiting fouls adore Thee,
Friend of helplefs fmners, hear
p cres. By Thy mercy,
Oh
deliver us,
good Lord
Only in Thy fpotlefs merit,

Only through Thy precious blood:
Oh deliver us, good Lord
temptation forely prefTes,

In the day of Satan's pow'r,
In our times of deep diftrefles,
In each dark and trying hour,
Oh deliver us, good Lord.
III.
From the pride that

cres. By Thy mercy,
!
lurks within,
deliver us, good
Lord
By Thy mercy,
cres.
Oh!
deliver us,
Find
at laft the great
reward
By Thy mercy,
Oh! deliver us, good Lord!
cres.
good Lord!
VI.
pp In the folemn hour of dying,
In the awful judgment-day,
May our fouls, on Thee relying,
cres. Find Thee ftill our Hope and Stay!
Oh deliver us, good Lord
VII.
m/JESVS, may Thy promifed blcffing
Comfort to our fouls afford
May we, now Thy love pofTcffing,
ficknefs,
In the throes of grief and pain ;

When we feel our mortal weaknefs,
When the creature's help is vain,
p From the depths of nature's blindnefs,

From the hard'ning pow'r of fin,
From all malice and unkindnefs,
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When
V.
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Son of Man
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Thy
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Stricken Lord
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Help us from
By Thy wants, Thy griefs, Thy tears

By Thy hopes, and doubts, and fears
By the fcorn, the feoffs, the jeers,
Galling Thee for three long years
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Mercy to the mastered mind
Mercy fhewn to all mankind
Pitying Lord
Grant that mercy we may find
our folace found

IX.
By the Crofs of mame and fcorn,
Where Thou hangedft all forlorn,
Mocked with purple, crowned with thorn,
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1

FROM THE LIBRARY OF

(W.), AND 35, POULTRY

JAMES PARKER AND

Digitized by the Internet Archive

while they cannot but confider the number of

form, to be sufficient in itfelf for ordinary

they are confcious

approve of the general principles of the Book, while

and Confirmation, 7 for Harveft, 6 for

8 for Trinity-tide, 12 for Holy Communion, 8 for Baptifm

Befides thefe, there

where, in moll cafes, choice

Of thefe Hymns, which

include 28 Pfalms, 304 are of Englifh origin, the remaining 72 being

Tranflations by various Authors from the Greek, Latin, and

with the obvious meaning, and genuine

that the true Catholicifm of the Anglican

reference to the question of Text, the

have been re-produced,

was frequently neceffary

have been introduced into feveral of them, but

an extent as to give ferious pain to the mere reader; but

mufic the evil

making the whole

will be found reflected in the pages of the

for the fake of the mufical accent; for in Englifh

which did not feem

15 for Advent, 10 for Chrijlmas, 9 for Epiphany 22 for Lent, with

28 for the period from Pafjion Sunday to

has afforded to themfelves

matter and form.

appropriated to particular occafions there will be found

15 for Evening, 8 for Sunday,

this has almoft

the compofnions are fet to

intolerable not only to mufical tafte but to religious

This is the more to be lamented,

Edition have been fteadily followed in the prefent.

frequently happens that the mere tranfpofi-

Muficians of the day.

The number of Tunes

this reafon it has

which may be thus

Book now Hands

with the Hymns, with which they

doubt there are

another, of the fame character

been thought expedient to furnifh

Words, and the Words the Tune.

date, in the cafe of

fore they will frequently be

been kept equal to the number of Hymns, by which means

of the belt among them,

few Ancient Melodies,

75 Tunes from the earlier Englifh fources

100 from German;