CCXXXII. PSALM CXXXIX. L. M. WATTS. I 2 3 4 5 The fame. ORD, thou haft searched and seen me through; Lo Thine eye commands with piercing view My bofom thoughts are not my own, Amazing prefence, awful fight! Of what extent, and depth, and height! Oh may these thoughts poffefs my breast, Nor may my weaker paffions dare Confent to fin, for God is there. CCXXXIII. PSALM CXXXIX. L. M. WATTS. C The fame. I OULD I, my God, fo faithlefs prove N 2 2 If 2 If up to heaven I take my flight, 3 4 If mounted on a morning ray Or fhould I think to 'fcape thy fight Nor may my weaker paffions dare CCXXXIV. PSALM CXXXIX. C. M. WATTS. I The fame. 'N all my vaft concerns with thee, IN To fhun thy prefence, Lord, or flee 2 Thy all-furrounding fight furveys My public walks, my private ways, 3 My thoughts lie open to the Lord, 4 O wondrous knowledge, deep and high! 5 So may thy grace furround me still, Safe in a father's love. CCXXXV. PSALM CXXXIX. C. M. WATTS. I L The fame. ORD, where fhall guilty fouls retire, In hell they meet thy dreadful ire, 2 Should I suppress my vital breath 3 Thy voice breaks ope the bars of death, If on a beam of morning light I fly beyond the west, Thy hand would in my fwifteft flight The fugitive arrest. 4 If to the curtain of the night The curtain opens to thy fight, 5 The noon of day, the midnight hour Oh may I ne'er provoke the power, CCXXXVI. PSALM CXXXIX.C.M. UNKNOWN. G° The fame. OD of my life, whofe tender care First gave me power to move; How fhall my thankful heart declare The wonders of thy love? 2 While void of fenfe and thought I lay, Thy breath informed the fleeping clay, 3 From thee the parts their fashion took; 4 Thy eye beheld in perfect view The beauteous lines thy pencil drew, 5 may this frame, which rifing grew Be ftudious ever to pursue Whate'er thy will commands. 6 The foul which in this body glows, Nor thofe diviner features lose, PSALM CCXXXVII. PSALM CXXXIX. Com. Met. I IN IMITATION OF WATTS. Man the Work of a wife and benevolent Creator. WORK of wondrous fkill I ftand, A Myfelf a world alone, In which the wife defigning hand 2 The beauteous plan in all its grace 3 He fpake; the race of life began, 4 I look around on earth and sky, 5 But nobler wonders ftrike my eye If thus my heart with rapture glow, CCXXXVIII. PSALM CXXXIX.C.M. STEELE. The Mercies of GOD in Creation, Providence, and I Α Redemption. LMIGHTY Father, gracious Lord, A Kind guardian of my days, N 4 Thy |