FATHER, SON, and SPIRIT, praising, Hallelujah! Fill the UNIVERSE with praise! 429. L. M. Gloucester 12. Coombs's 45. The Increase of the Church. ISHOUT, for the blessed Jesus reigns! Those who were dead in sin before, BEDDOME. 430 148th. Dartmouth 46. Carter Lane 141. The Increase of the Messiah's Kingdom. LL hail, incarnate God! 1 AL The wond'rous things foretold Of thee in sacred writ With joy our eyes behold: 2 3 4 Still does thine arm new trophies wear, And monuments of glories rear. To thee the hoary head Its silver honours pays; O haste, victorious Prince, That happy glorious day, When souls, like drops of dew, Shall own thy gentle sway: O may it bless our longing eyes, All hail, triumphant Lord! Eternal be thy reign! Behold the nations sue To wear thy gentle chain : When earth and time are known no more, 431 148th. Portsmouth New 144. Grove 125. The completing of the spiritual Temple, Zech. iv, 7. 1 SING to the Lord above, 2 Who deigns on earth to raise A temple to his love, A monument of praise: Ye saints around, thro' all its frame eye Beneath his and care, Majestic, strong, and fair, And shine above the skies: There shall he place the polish'd stone COLLECTIONS FOR POOR CHURCHES AND POOR BRETHREN.* 432 8.7. Jewin Street 222. North, Chapel 126. At a Collection for poor Ministers, or Missionaries. 1 PRAISE the Saviour, all ye nations, Το my Lord my all I owe. 2 See, how beauteous on the mountains my substance I will honour Were ten thousand worlds my manor, B. FRANCIS, 433 (1st P.) C. M. Braintree 25. New York 33. Relieving CHRIST in his Members, Matt. xxv. 40. 1 JESUS, my LORD, how rich thy grace! How shall I count the matchless sum? 2 High on a throne of radiant light • See also Hymn 246. What can my poverty bestow, When all the worlds are thine? 3 But thou hast brethren here below, And wilt confess their humble names 4 In them thou may'st be cloth'd and fed, And in their accents of distress 5 Thy face, with rev'rence and with love, DODDRIDGE. 433 (2d P.) C. M. Streatham 218. Hud dersfield 202. Collection for poor Saints, &c. &c. 1 WE who need mercy ev'ry hour, Should show that mercy to the poor 2 Christ in his members asks your alms, 3 The lonely widow, desolate, 4 O may we feel each brother's sigh, 5 Love is the golden chain that binds And he's an heir of heav'n, that finds 434 (1st P.) L. M. Lebanon 77. Manning 254. Islington 40. Of thine own have we given thee, 1 Chron. xxix. 14. 1 THE Lord, who rules the world's affairs, For me a well-spread board prepares ; My grateful thanks to him shall rise, He knows my wants, those wants supplies. 2 And shall I grudge to give his poor A mite from all my generous store? No, Lord! the friends of thine and thee Shall always find a friend in me. 434 (2d P.) 8.7.7. Nuneaton 133. All that we have is thine. BRETHREN, let us freely offer All we have is from above; Let us give, and act, and suffer; Did he die our souls to save? 435 L. M. Martin's Lane 67. ; Horsley 205. The Beneficence of Christ for our Imitation. 1 WHEN Jesus dwelt in mortal clay, What were his works from day to day But miracles of power and grace, 4 But he who marks, from day to day, |