4 See him, with gigantic Pace, 5 Warmth and Life each thankful Heart Feels thy Word, great GoD, impart ; Which the childlike Mind explores, And to heav'nly Science foars. 6 Preft with Sorrows, Doubts, and Fears, What like this the Spirit cheers ? Taught by this, thy Servant's Breast Joys thy Bleffings to atteft. PART II. 7 BEST INSTRUCTOR, from thy Ways 8 Let me thence, by Thee renew'd, 9 Let my 'Tongue, from Error free, Speak the Words approv'd by Thee; To thy all-obferving Eyes Let my Thoughts accepted rise. 10 While I thus thy Name adore, PSALM XX. NOW may the God of Pow'r and Grace Attend his People's humble Cry! JEHOVAH hears when Ifrael prays, 3 4 Succour and Strength, when Zion calls. Well he remembers all our Sighs; Of humble Groans and broken Hearts. Some truft in Horfes train'd for War, From THEE, the LORD of heav'nly Hofts. 5 Now fave us, LORD, from slavish Fear, Now let our Hope be firm and strong, Till thy Salvation fhall appear, I And Joy and Triumph raise the Song. WOW great is the MESSIAH'S Joy LORD, Thou haft rais'd his Kingdom high, 2 Thy Goodness grants whate'er He will, 3 Honour and Majefty divine 4 Thine Hand fhall find out all his Foes, I With raging Heat and living Coals, PSALM XXII. WHY has my GOD my Soul forfook, "Nor will a Smile afford?" (Thus David once in Anguish spoke, And thus our dying LORD.) 2 Though 'tis thy chief Delight to dwell Yet Thou canst hear a Groan as well, 3 Shaking the Head they pafs me by, 4 But Thou art He who form'd my Flesh 5 ONCE did our fuff'ring SAVIOUR pray, With mighty Cries and Tears; GOD heard him in that dreadful Day, 6 Great was the Vict'ry of his Death; His Throne exalted high; And all the Kindreds of the Earth 7 A num'rous Offspring must arise 8 The meek and humble Souls fhall fee His Table richly spread : 9 I 2 And all that feek the LORD fhall be The Ifles fhall know the Righteousness And Nations yet unborn profess PSALM XXIII. Metre i. Tlfhall be well fupply'd ; Since He is mine, and I am his, He leads me to the Place Where heav'nly Pasture grows ; Where living Waters gently pass, 3. If e'er I go aftray, He doth my Soul reclaim; And guides me in his own right Way, For his moft holy Name. 4 5 While he affords his Aid, I cannot yield to Fear; Tho' I should walk thro' Death's dark Shade, My SHEPHERD's with me there. In Sight of all my Foes, Thou doft my Table spread, 6 The Bounties of thy Love Shall crown my following Days; Nor from thy Houfe will I remove, Nor cease to speak thy Praise. PSALM XXIII. Metre ii. Y SHEPHERD will fupply my Need, MY JEHOVAH is his Name; In Paftures fresh He makes me feed, 2 He brings my wand'ring Spirit back, And leads me, for his Mercy's Sake, 3 When I walk through the Shades of Death, 4 Thy Hand, in Sight of all my Foes, My Cup with Bleffings overflows; 6 |