5 Great Shepherd! lead me on; Death's gloomy phantoms all are flown, 69. c. M. Doddridge. Faith in the Promise of Salvation. 1 Begin, our tongues, some heav'nly theme, 2 Tell of his wondrous faithfulness, 3 Proclaim salvation from the Lord, 4 Engrav'd as in eternal brass, 5' Then why these doubts and sad complaints? 6 By faith in this our souls have liv'd, We'll praise him then for grace receiv'd, And trust him for the rest. 70. c. M. Praise to the God of Nature. Watts. 1 BEGIN, each soul, the lofty rain; A sacred hymn of grateful praise 2 Ye curling fountains, as ye roll, 3 Retain it long, ye echoing rocks, And from your hollow winding caves, 4 Bear it, ye winds, on all your wings, 5 Take the glad burden of his name, 6 Whilst we, with sacred rapture fir'd, And utter consecrated lays Mrs. Rowe. 71. s. M. Christ the Tree of Life. 1 BEHOLD the living tree, 2 No flaming swords defend 4 "Tis for the nations' use 5 'Tis Jesus Christ the Lord, The gospel is the healing word, 72. C. M. Wallace. 66 He gave them Bread from Heaven to eat." John vi. 31. 1 BEHOLD, what joy, through Israel's host, They labour'd who should gather most, 2 But when they had it long enjoy'd, 3 Thus gospel bread at first is priz'd, But afterwards too much despis'd, 4 But should the Lord, displeas'd, withhold 5 How tedious would the week appear, 6 Nor could believing parents bear 73. c. M. J. Newtons The perfect Law of Liberty. 1 BEHOLD that wise, that perfect law, 0 2 Not with a transient glance survey'd, And in an hour forgot, But deep inscrib'd on ev'ry heart, 3 Great Author of each perfect gift! That our ungrateful, wand'ring hearts May hearken and obey. 74. s. M. Doddridge. Salvation by Christ. Psal. cxviii. 1 BEHOLD the Corner-Stone, 2 The Jewish scribe and priest Yet on this Rock shall Zion rest, 3 The work, O Lord, is thine, 4 How glorions is the day, By our Redeemer made! Let all the church be glad." 5 Hosanna to the King Of David's royal blood! Bless him, ye saints, he comes to bring Salvation from your God. |