Take my body, spirit, soul;

Only thou possess the whole! 2 Thou

my one thing needful be;
Let me ever cleave to thee;
Let me choose the better part,

Let me give thee all my heart. 3 Fairer than the sons of men,

Do not let me turn again;
Leave the fountain-head of bliss,

Stoop to creature happiness!-
4. Whom have I on earth below?

Qoly thee I'd wish to know;
Whom have I in heav'n but thee?

Thou art all in all to me. 5 All my treasure is above,

All my riches is thy love.
Who the worth of love can tell ?
Infinite! unsearchable !

34. All in all. 113th. In the time of trouble he shall hide me in his pavilion: in

the secret of his tabernacle shall he hide me; he shall set me upon a rock.-PSALM xxvii. 5. WHY should I fear the darkest hour, Or tremble at the tempest's pow'r?

Jesus vouchsafes to be my tow'r. 2 Though hot the fight, why quit the field,

Why must I either flee or yield,
Since Jesus is my mighty shield?

3 When creature-comforts fade and die,

Worldlings may weep, but why should I?

Jesus still lives, and still is nigh. 4 Though all the locks and berds were

dead, My soul a fainine need not dread,

For Jesus is my living bread, 5 I know not what may soon betide,

Or how my wants shall be supplied ;

But Jesus knows, and will provide. 6 Though sin would fill me with distress,

The throne of grace 1 dare address,

For Jesus is my righteousness. 7 Though faint my pray’rs, and cold my

love, My steadfast hope shall not remove,

While Jesus intercedes above. 8 Against me earth and hell combine ;

But on my side is pow'r divine ;
Jesus is all, and he is mine.

35. All in all. P. M.

Looking unto Jesus.-HEBREWS xii. 2.

LAMB of GOD, we fall before thee,

Humbly trusting in thy cross :
That alone be all our glory

All things else we count but loss.

2 Thee we own a perfect Saviour,

Only source of all that's good :
Every grace and every favour

Comes to us through Jesu's blood. [3 Jesus gives us true repentance,

By his Spirit sent from heaven;
He pronounces the sweet sentence,

“'Son, thy sins are all forgiven." 4 Faith he gives us, to believe it ;

Grateful hearts, his love to prize ; Want we wisdom ? He must give it,

Hearing ears, and seeing eyes. 5 Jesus gives us pure affections ;

Wills to do what he requires ;
Makes us follow his directions ;

And what he commands, inspires.] 6 All our prayers and all our praises

Humbly offer'd in his name-
He that dictates them, is Jesus,

He that answers, is the same. 7 When we live on Jesu's merit,

Then we worship God aright;
FATHER, Son, and Holy Spirit,

Then we savingly unite.
8 Every grace and every favour,

Great or good whate'er we call,
Have we only in the Saviour;

Jesus Chrisr is" all in all."

36. Desire of Nations. C.M. The Desire of all nations shall come: and I will fill this house with glory, saith the Lord of Hosts.-Hag. ii. 7. COME, thon Desire of Nations, come,

And aid our feeble tongues;
While we thy worthy praise attempt

In our unworthy songs.
2 By faith we see, and we adore

Thy mercy, pow'r, and love; And drawn by grace from sense and sin

To thee our spirits move.
3 Yes, Jesus, thou art our desire,

In thee our wishes meet;
Nor can the whole' creation's round

Afford a name so sweet.
4 Let carnal minds for pleasure strive

And after wealth aspire; Our choice is made, our hearts are fix'd,

For Christ is our desire. 5 Pity the nations, gracious Lord,

Where thou art yet unknown; Be their desire as well as ours,

And make the world thine own,

37. Foundation. C. M.

Behold, I lay in Sion a chief comer-stone, elect, precious :

and he that believeth on him shall not be confounded. 1 PET. ii. 6.

BEHOLD the sure Foundation-stone,

Which Gop in Zion lays,
To build our heav'nly hopes upon,

And his eternal praise.
2 Chosen of God, to sinners dear,

And saints adore the name;
They trust their whole salvation here,

Nor shall they suffer shame. 33 Though foolish builders may despise

This stone with blind disdain;
Yet thereupon thy Church shall rise,

And foes shall rage in vain. 4 What tho' the gates of hell withstood,

Yet must this building rise;
'Tis thy own work, Almighty God,

And wond'rous in our eyes.

38. Foundation. P.M.

Other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which

is JESUS CHRIST.-I COR. üi. 11.

HAD I ten thousand gifts beside,
I'd cleave to JESUS crucify'd,

And build on him alone;