I.

CLXV

IVE Thanks to God moft high,

GThe univerfal LORD,

The fov'reign King of Kings,
And be his Grace ador'd:

His Power and Grace
Are ftill the fame,

And let his Name
Have endless Praife,

II.

How mighty is his Hand, 3
What Wonders hath he done!
He form'd the Earth and Seas,
And fpread the Heav'ns alone:
Thy Mercy, LORD,
Shall ftill endure,

And ever fure

Abides thy Word
III.

He faw the Nations lie,

All perishing in Sin,

And pity'd the fad State

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Thy Mercy, LORD, ad lw ynT

Shall ftill endure,

never fure

Abides thy Word,
IV.

He fent his only SON

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To fave us from our Woe,

From Satan, Sin, and Death,
And ev'ry hurtful Foe:

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Eph. iii. 17, &c.

I.

YOME JESUS, come defcend and dwell, By Faith, and Love, in ev'ry Breaft Then fhall we know, and tafte, and feel, The Joys that cannot be exprefs'd.

II.

Come, fill our Hearts with inward Strength, Make our enlarged Souls poffefs,

And learn the Height, and Breadth, and Length Of thine unmeasurable Grace.

III.

Now to the GOD whofe Pow'r can do X1 More than our Thoughts or Wifhes know, Be everlafting Honours done, ROBOTA SÉA By all the Church, thro' CHRIST his SON!

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HYMN CLXVII

COME

I.

HOME to the Feaft, for CHRIST Invites,
And promifes f to feed,

"Tis here his clofeft Love unites

The Members to their Head.

* Eph. iii. 18, 19 John vi. 51. ur

II.

"Tis here He nourishes his own,

*

With living Bread from Heaven,
Or makes himself to + Mourners known,
And fhews their Sins forgiven.

III.

Still in his inftituted Ways
He bids us afk the Pow'r,

The Pard'ning or the Hall'wing Grace,
And wait th' appointed Hour.
IV.

Tis not for us to fet our God
A Time his Grace to give,
The Benefit whene'er beftow'd
We gladly should receive,

V.

Who feek Redemption thro' his Love,
His Love fhall them redeem :
He came § felf-emptied from above
That we might live thro' Him.
VI.

Expect we then the quick'ning Word,
Who at his Altar bow;

But if it be thy Pleasure, LORD,
O let us find Thee now !

HYMN CLXVIII.

A

I.

LL Glory and Praife,

To the Ancient of Days, ||

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Who was born, and was flain to redeem a loft

† Mat. v. 4.

John vi. 33. Greek fignifies. Phil. ii. 7. former Part. vii. 9. with Rev. i. 13, 14, 15.

(Race.

So the

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II.

Salvation to GOD,

Who carried our Load,

(Blood.

And purchas'd our Peace with the Price of his

III.

And fhall He not have

The Lives which He gave

Such an infinite Ranfom for ever to fave?
IV.

Yes, LORD, we are Thine,

And gladly refign

Our Souls to be fill'd with the Fulnefs Divine. V.

We'd yield Thee thine own,

We'd ferve Thee alone,

Thy Will upon Earth as in Heaven be done. VI.

How, when it fhalt be,

We cannot forefce,

But oh! let us live, let us die unto Thee!

II.

We daily will fing
Thy Merits, thy Praise,
Thou merciful Spring
Of Pity and Grace;
Thy Kindness for ever
To Men we will tell :
And say, our dear SAVIOUR
Redeems us from Hell.
III.

Preferve us in Love,"

While here we abide :

Nor never remove,

Nor cover, nor hide,
Thy glorious Salvation,
Till joyful we fee
The beautiful Vifion
Compleated in Thee !

ATHER of Earth and Heav'n,
Thine hungring Children feed,
Thy Grace be to our Spirits giv'n,
That true immortal Bread;
Grant us and all our Race,

In JESUS CHRIST to prove,

The Sweetness of thy pard'ning Grace,
The Manna of thy Love!

*If. xxxiii. 17, former Part.

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