9 I held me, Turned my foes to flight. 2. I im-plored Thy 9: Thou wast swift to save, To heal my wounded spirit, And bring me from the grave. 900. 6s & 5s. 1. YEA, I will extol Thee, Lord of Life and Light; 2. I implored Thy succor, Thou was swift to save, 3. Grief may, like the pilgrim, Through the night sojourn, Yet shall joy, to-morrow, With the sun return. 4. Thou hast turned my mourning Into minstrelsy; Girded me with gladness, Set from thraldom free. 5. Thee my ransomed powers Henceforth shall adore; Thee, my great Deliverer, Bless for evermore! MONTGOMERY. 901. 6s & 5s. 1. GOD of our salvation! Unto Thee we pray; Hear our supplication, Be our strength and stay. 2. Wretched and unworthy, Poor, and sick, and blind, Prostrate we adore Thee, Call Thy grace to mind. 3. He that dwelleth near Thee, Safely shall abide; Ever love and fear Thee, In Thy strength confide. 4. Sure is Thy protection, Safe is Thy defence, While in deep affliction, Woe, or pestilence. 5. God of our Salvation! Saviour, Prince of Peace! Boundless Thy compassion, Infinite Thy grace. 6. While with love unceasing, Humbly we adore; EMILIE. 6s & 5s. Or 6s. 54 J. ZUNDEL. 24 1. If life's pleasures charm thee, Give them not thy heart; Lest the gift en 9:24 9:2 snare thee From thy God to part. 2. If distress be- fall thee, Pain-ful though it be, Let not grief ap- pal thee, To thy Saviour flee. 902. 6s & 5s. 3. When earth's prospects fail thee, 4. Let not death alarm thee, 903. 6s.* 1. I FEEL within a want For ever burning there, 2. This is the thing I crave, A likeness to Thy Son; In tenderness and truth, In sweet humility. * 1. My spirit longeth for Thee Of so divine a Guest! 2. Of so divine a Guest Unworthy though I be; 3. Until it come to Thee; 4. No rest is to be found But in Thy bleeding love: May be sung to either tune, by using the small notes. EASTON. L. M. MOZART. 1. O deem not they are blest a lone Whose lives a peaceful ten 9:3 For God, who pit - ies man, has shown A blessing for the eyes that weep. DIAMOND. 7s & 4s. L. MASON. 1. Head of the church triumphant, We joy-fully adore Thee; Till Thou appear, Thy members here Shall sing like those in glory. We lift our heart and voices, In blest an- ti- ci-pation, And cry aloud, And give to God The praise of our salvation. 907. 7s, 4s & 7s. 1. Head of the church triumphant, We joyfully adore Thee; Till Thou appear, Shall sing like those in glory. And cry aloud, 2. While in affliction's furnace, That made us Thine, 3. Thou dost conduct Thy people Through torrents of temptation; Nor will we fear, While Thou art near, The world, with sin and Satan, Break through them all, 4. Faith now beholds the glory At God's right hand, 288 CLIFFORD. C. M. 2 Arranged from GREATOREX's Coll. 4. From sea to sea, from shore to shore, May Jesus be adored; And earth, with all her millions, shout 910. C. M. 1. ALAS, the utter emptiness! What life has it to give? BURDER. O, shall it God's own fire oppress? 2. Thyself amid the silence clear, 3. The silence thronged gloriously 4. The rapture, mighty, measureless, The mingling with Almightiness- 5. Thus sweetly live, thus greatly watchSoul, be but inly bright! All outer things must smile, must catch 6. Near Thee no darkness dares abide, GILL. |