XI.--WORSHIP.

Universal praise 71, 91 to ||
94, 371

General praise 7, 22, 40

45, 62, 63, 64, 372

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Singing aright 373

General thanksgiving 66,

69, 70, 87, 374

Morning hymns 3, 375, 376

Evening do. 3, 377 to 380

Saturday evening.. 380

The sabbath 4, 42, 72, 381

382, 384

Present and eternal

sabbath

59, 385

House of God-8, 31, 54

387

Worship 29, 43, 44, 50, 51

Loss of means

28, 51

XIL-CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP.

Primitive Christianity 400 || Church praying for it's

Unity and brotherly

members..... 409 to 414

love

83, 401, 402

praying for pros-

Church meeting 403 to 405

- rejoicing .. 406 to 408

our delight

perity

79, 415

in communion

416.

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For youth 75, 434, 435|| Universal spread of

Endex to Psalms and Hymns,

2 Appropriate to particular Occasions.

Easter Sunday 1). . . . . 72, 173–178

Ascension-Day

Whit-Sunday...

18, 30, 47, 179, 180

107, 109, 112

417-423

Sacramental occasions

Missionary occasions 2, 13, 48, 442-444

Page 347, verse 4, line 1, for "faith is" read "faith in."
Page 348, verse 2, line 1, for "burden" read bursting

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Psalms.

Psalm I.

Character and end of the righteous and wicked-evil company-reading the Scriptures.

1 BLEST is the man resolv'd to stand
Aloof where impious men repair;
Who shrinks to take the Atheist's hand,
And views with dread the scorner's chair:

2 Far other joy his heart retains ;

Thy law's his mind's divinest store:
What truths his day's perusal gains,.
By night he sweetly ponders o'er.

3 He, like the tree, where streamlet flows,
Beneath his timely fruit shall bend;
Unfading foliage grace his boughs,
And blessings all his steps attend.

4 But oh! the dread reverse of those

Thy law who neither love nor fear!Dispers'd, like chaff the whirlwind blows, In judgment where shall they appear?

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5 But-all His saints the SAVIOUR knows:
Their path to life eternal tends;
While the broad road the sinner goes
In fierce destruction always ends.

6 Write in our hearts Thy gracious Word;
With ev'ry fruit adorn us here;
And in heav'n's congregation, Lord!
May we with all Thy saints appear.

Psalm II.

Vanity of opposition to Messiah's kingdom.
1 THE schemes and rage of men-how vain
Against the LORD's anointed King!
How rash, to say, 'We'll break His chain,
'And all His cords we'll from us fling!'

2 When Heav'n's dread Majesty looks down,
He scorns to view their vain array ;
JEHOVAH'S look-tremendous frown-
Sweeps all their powerless ranks away.

3 'Hear My decree, ye sons of earth!
'I've set my King on Zion's hill;
This day He's mine, by royal birth,
'And all my counsels shall fulfil.

4 'He asks dominion at my hands,

Nor shall my SON, in vain, implore;
My CHRIST shall reign o'er ev'ry land,
His kingdom reach to ev'ry shore.'

5 With kings and princes of the earth,
May we our timely homage pay,
Serve now with fear and holy mirth,
Lest we be lost by dread delay.

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