Banquet on angelic food, FATHER, SON, and SPIRIT know; LXXIV. Walking by Faith." In JESUS let us meet, And praifejour common LORD: 2 Nearer and nearer ftill 3 4 We to our country come; The weary pilgrim's home : And to our high abode, With fongs of praife return: From ftrength to ftrength we fhall procede, With crowns of joy upon our head, The peace, and joy, and faith, Of his ELECT we feel; . . Redeem'd from fin, and wrath, And death, and earth, and hell: We to our FATHER'S houfe repair; To meet our elder Brother there. 5 Our Brother, Savior, Head, Our All in All is He; And in his fteps we tread, And foon his face fhall fee: Shall fee him with our glorious friends; LXXV. Divine PROVIDENCE. AWAY, my needlefs fears, And doubts, no longer mine!. A ray of heav'nly light appears, Thrice comfortable hope, My And what He wills is best. 2 He knows whate'er I want, 3 My fearful heart he reads, Secures my foul from harms; While, underneath, his mercy fpreads It's everlafting arms. Here is firm footing; here, My foul, is folid rock; To break the waves of grief and fear, And trouble's rudeft fhock: This only can fustain, When heav'n and earth remove O turn thee to thy reft again, To Him again I turn, And shelter in his breaft; His will (det me rejoice or mourn) His will is furely beft: His kill infallible, His providential grace, His pow'r and truth, that never fail, Shall order all my ways. The fictious pow'rs of chance My life's minuteft circumftance Is fubject to his eye: He hears the ravens call, Without my FATHER'S leave. O might I doubt no more, Whose wisdom, love, and truth, and pow'r, T'accomplish his defign, SAL LXXVI, Salvation." ALVATION, O the joyful found! A fov'reign balm for ev'ry wound, 2 Bury'd in forrow and in fin, 3 Salvation! let the echo fly The fpacious earth around; While all the armys of the sky Confpire to raise the found. LXXVII. Praife to CHRIST. OSANNA to our conqu'ring King! Ten thousand thoufand glorys wait 2 Thy vict'rys, and thy deathlefs fame, The triumphs thou haft won. 3 In humble notes our faith adores. The great mysterious King; While angels ftrain their nobler pow'rs, And fweep th' immortal ftring.. THO LXXVIII. Waiting HOU, who for finners once waft flain, Once dead, but now alive again; Give me to know, to tafte, to prove, The pow'r and sweetness of thy love, 2 Give me to feel my fins forgiv'n, And know myself an heir of heav'n; My confcience fprinkle with thy blood, And fill me with the love of Gop. Topladys. LXXIX. FREE JUSTIFICATION. I N vain do blind Arminians try 4 And, where thy Righteoufnefs is giv❜n, |