4 Rise from these earthly trifles, rise, 5. But earth and sin will drag us down, When we attempt to fly; Lord, send thy strong attractive grace 298. A Soldier of Christ. S.M. For it became him, for whom are all things, and by whom are all things, in bringing many sons unto glory, to make the captain of their salvation perfect through sufferings.-HEB. ii. 10. 2 3 ARISE, ye saints, arise ; The foe before his banner flies: Behold! he leads the way: [Lead on, Almighty Lord: Encourag'd by thy bright reward, With joy we'll follow thee. 4 We'll follow thee, our guide, Our SAVIOUR, and our King: 5 6 We'll follow thee, through grace supplied From heav'n's eternal spring.] We hope to see the day When all our toils shall cease: This hope supports us here; 'Twill serve our drooping hearts to Till faith shall end in sight; [cheer, 7 Till, of the prize possess'd, We hear of war no more; 299 The Temple of God. 6—7—7. Ye are the temple of the living GOD; as GOD hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them: and I will be their GOD, and they shall be my people.-2 COR. vi. 16. SAVIOUR! and can it be, That thou should'st dwell with me! Will thy majesty stoop down 2 I am not worthy, LORD, All my nature cries, "Depart!" 3 Yet come, thou heav'nly guest, Come, thou great and glorious King! 300. Saved by Grace. 87-7. I said unto thee, when thou wast in thy blood, live.EZEK. xvi. 6. WHEN we lay in sin polluted, 2 As we lay expos'd and friendless, This was help in time of need: 3 [When he came, he found us guilty; We had broken all his laws: When he look'd, he saw us filthy: All corrupt our nature was. Thus he saw our hopeless case: 'Twas a time to show his grace. 4 Yes, 'twas grace beyond all measure, 5 And shall we be found forgetful, 301. A Soldier of Christ. 8-7-4. He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be this GOD, and he shall be my Son.-REV. xxi. 7. IF our warfare be laborious, Soon the strife will reach a close: Rest is sweet, secure, and glorious, That from prosp'rous warfare flows: Doubly precious After labour is repose. 2 [Once our choice was peace inglorious; Leading to secure repose,] 3 Are there many foes before us, Keeps his people night and day. 4 [Are we blind and prone to error? Are we faint and full of terror? 'Tis sufficient, GOD our SAVIOUR will provide.] |