Salvation to GOD,

Who fits on the Throne,

Let all cry aloud, vo proton to gei?

And honour the SON: TOHO M

Our JESUS's Praifes

The Angels proclaim, had wool Fall down on their Faces, fold aY" And worship the LAMBJ1 Hiw nook eror's W id oder but.

IV.

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Then let us adore

And give Him his Right,
All Glory and Pow't delayin
And Wisdom, and Might ;
and Bleffing, VO

3: All Hogels above,

And Thanks never ceafing,
And infinite Love.

HY M N. XXXVII. And

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From the rifing of the Sun, unto the going down of the fame, the Lord's Name is to be praised.

FR

I.

ROM all that dwell below the Skies,
Let the CREATOR'S Praise arife ;
Let the REDEEMER's Name be fung,
Thro' ev'ry Land, by ev'ry Tongue.
II.

Eternal are thy Mercies LORD,
Eternal Truth attends thy Word;

A

Thy Praise fhall found from Shore to Shore, Till Suns fhall rife and fet no more.

HYMN

H Y M N XXXVIII.

Salvation by Grace in CHRIST.

I.

OW to the Pow'r of God Supreme,
Be everlasting Honours giv'n:

NOW

He faves from Hell, (we blefs his Name)
He calls loft wand'ring Souls to Heav'n.-
II.

Not for our Duties or Deferts,*
But of his own abounding Grace,
He works Salvation in our Hearts,
And forms a People for his Praife.-
III.

'Twas his own Purpose that begun
To refcue Rebels doom'd to die,
He gave us Grace in CHRIST his Son,+
Before he spread the ftarry Sky,

1V..

JESUS, the LORD, appears at laft,
And makes his FATHER'S Councils known,
Declares the great Tranfactions paft,
And brings immortal Bleffings down.

HYMN

XXXIX.

The New Creation. Rev. xxi. 5.

A

I.

TTEND, while GOD's eternal SON.
Doth his own Glories fhew ;
Behold! I fit upon my Throne,
Creating all Things new.

E 3

"Nature

Tit. iii. 5. Eph. i. 4. † Eph. i. g.

II.

"Nature and Sin are paft away, two "And the old Adam dies:

"My Hands a new Foundation lay,ɛ part "See a new World arife !"

III,

Mighty REDEEMER, fet us free
From our old State of Sin,
O make our Souls alive to Thee,
Create new Pow'rs within!
IV.

T

Renew our Eyes, and form our Ears,
And mould our Hearts afresh;
Give us new Paffions, Joys, and Fears,
And turn the Stone to Flefh!

V.

Far from the Regions of the Dead,
From Sin, and Earth, and Hell,
In the new World thy Grace hath made,
May we for ever dwell!

TOU

Come, thou wounded Lamb of GOD,* Come, wath us in thy cleanfing Blood; Give us to know thy Love, then Pain Is fweet, and Life or Death is Gain.

II.

Take our poor Hearts, and let them be
For ever clos'd to all but Thee :

Seal Thou our Breafts, and let us wear t
That Pledge of love for ever there.

1 John 1,7 Rev. i. 5. † 2 Cor. i. 22.

III

How can it be, thou heav'nly King,
That thou fhould'ft Man to Glory bring!
Make Slaves the Partners of thy Throne,
Deck'd with a never-fading Crown!
IV.

Ah, LORD enlarge our fcanty Thought,
To know the Wonders thou haft wrought,
Unloose our ftamm'ring Tongue to tell
Thy Love immenfe, unfearchable.

V.

First-born of many Brethren Thou,

To Thee both Earth and Heav'n must bow;§ Help us to Thee our All to give,

Thine may we die, thine may we live! ||

Love divine, how fweet Thou art!
When fhall I find my longing Heart
All taken up by Thee?

Oh make me pant and thirst to prove *
The Greatness of redeeming Love,
The Love of CHRIST to me.
II.

GOD only knows the Love of GOD,-
O that it now were fhed abroad
In each poor ftony Heart!

For Love I'd figh, for Love I'd pine,
This only Portion, LORD, be mine,
Be mine this better Part!

↑ Rom. viii. 29. § Phil. ii. 9, 10.