mf Dispel the gloomy shades of night, 4 Disclose the riches of thy love 278. (ii. 105.) C. M. ALLEN. Eastport. Marlow. Repentance from the View of God's Goodness. Minor. mp 1 AND live we, wretches, yet and move? And do we yet rebel? Major. 2 'Tis boundless,-t is amazing love, Minor. mp 2 Our weighty guilt would sink us low, Down to the penal flames; mp And vengeance aims the dreadful blow, Major. 8 Almighty goodness cries,-"Forbear!" Minor. And shall we still his vengeance dare, Major. mf 4 No more shall sinful lust command, No more will we obey: 279. Stretch out, O God, thy conqu'ring hand, C. M. WATTS. Medfield. York. The Penitent. Luke 7. 1 ASHAM'D to lift her streaming eyes His holy glance to meet, She pour'd her costly sacrifice 2 Oppress'd by sin, by fear abashed, And sinking in despair, With tears his sacred feet she washed, mf 3 "Depart in peace," the Savior said, mp 280. The trembling sinner rais'd her head In peaceful hope of heaven! NETTLETON'S COL. (ii. 106.) C. M. Bangor. Wantage. Repentance at the Cross mp 1 0, IF my soul was form'd for wo, How would I vent my sighs, aff Repentance should, like rivers, flow 2 'Twas for my sins the Lord of life For them He bore the bitter strife, 3 O, how I hate these lusts of mine, The sins, that nail'd his hands divine, f 4 Yes, my Redeemer, they shall die! O, send thy Spirit from on high WATTS. Belville. Eaton, mf Meditation on the Cross. 1 MY soul, inspir'd with holy flame, aff 2 To Thee, O Lord, I lift my eyes, RALEIGH. 282. 8 & 7. Wilmot. Blue Town, Forgiveness. mp 1 SWEET, as angels' notes in heaven, 2 "Sinner"! JESUS said, "I've lov'd thee Justice has in Me approv'd thee; 8 Sweet, as angels' harps in glory, mf 4 Saints! attend with holy wonder! mp A mp C. M. SWAIN. Spencer. Miller. 1 IN vain our transient life we waste The choicest blessings, which we taste, 2 Come, and the Lord shall well supply With such, as saints can satisfy, 8 Come, and He'll pity from his throne, In the dear fountain, that his Son 4 Our heart, more hard than flinty rock, And can at awful threat'nings mock, 5 Then shall his Spirit dwell within, 284. > And, breaking all the pow'r of sin, C. M. Gospel Invitation. WATTS. Downs, Arlington, 1 LET ev'ry mortal ear attend, The gospel doth its message send, 2 "Ho, ye, who, hung'ring after joys, And vainly strive with earthly toys 3 "Eternal wisdom hath outspread Ye all may taste the heav'nly bread, 4 "Ho, ye, who pant for living streams mf Lo, here the living fount outgleams! 5 "The streams of mercy and of love 285. mp WATTS. C. M. Peterborough. Tolland. 1 O GOD, my sins are manifold, Thy records all my guilt unfold; "Forgive," "-outcries a voice of peace, 2 My foemen, Lord! are fell and fierce, My soul with ridicule they pierce, mp imp 286 Arise, O King! and be the proud To righteous ruin driven; "Forgive," -was heard from awful cloud, "As thou would'st be forgiven." 8 Sev'n times my pard'ning love they know, They practise still to work me wo, But on them shall my vengeance break, "Forgive!"the voice of thunder spake,→→ C. M. Free Pardon. HEBER. Tremont. Kendall. 1 RETURN, O wanderer! now return, Those new desires, which in thee burn, Return, O wanderer! now return! $ Return, O wanderer! now return ; Go to his feet, and, grateful, learn 4 Return, O wanderer! now return, 287. Thy Father calls; no longer mourn! L.M. The Female Convert. COLLYER. Hebron. Alfreton. 1 AS truth reproves her worldly heart, 2 Alas, the images of good, Which fill that eye, are forms of earth,— |