Our names, our hearts, we would resign

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Shall form us to thy image bright,

2. That we thy paths may trend. A I
4 Death may our souls divide

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5 Since Christ and we are one,

Why should we doubt or fear?
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Praise to God for renewing Grace. In I TO God, my Saviour, and my King,

Fain-would my soul her tribute bring : Join me, ye saints, in songs of praise,

For ye have known and felt his grace... a 2 Wretched and helpless once I lay,

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He saw me welt’ring in my blood, is
And felt the pity of a God. 4 steret

autors il a 3 With speed he flew to my relief, bis

Bound up my wounds, and soath'd my grief; Pour'd joys divine into my heart, si i

And bade each anxious fear depart. 4 These proofs of love, my dearest Lord ! 18 . Deop in my breast I will record :ttoin U IST!

The life, which I from thee receive, I
To thee, :bchold, I freely give. U

5 My heart and tongue shall tune thy praise,

Thro’ the remainder of my daysz i op
And, when I join the powers above, ??!
My soul shall better sing thy love.io:) T

pisk ??!llige til 3 DR, S. STENNETT. 83 L.M. Babylon Streams 23. Paul's 246. Human Rightebusness insuficient to justify, Mic. vi. 6—8. 1 W HEREWITH, O Lord, shall. I draw near,

. Or bow myself before thy face ? 11 How, in thiy purer eyes, appear? | CIT A .

What shall I bring to gain thy grace? I 2 Will gifts delight the Lord most high??

Will multiply d oblations please ?-1471:2
Thousands of rams his favour bùy ? To

Or slaughter'd millions e'er appease ??? 3 Can these assuage tlie wrath of God?!?

Can these wash out my guilty stain ? !
Rivets of oil; or sea's of blood 1 0

Alas ! they all must flow in vain. 1,
4 What have I then wherein to trust?,"I"

I nothing have, I nothing am; 33, 3071,
Excluded is my every boast

My glory swallow'd up in shame, , | Cold 5 Guilty, I stand before thy face ; '

. My sole desert is hell and wrath : . "Twere just, the sentence should take place;

But, o, I pleud my Savivar's death?"
6 I plead the. merits of thy Son,
Who died for siøners on the tree';..

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Imputed Righteousness, Jer. xxiii. 6. Isa.xly, 24. 1 JESUS, thy perfect righteousness,

My beauty is, my glorious dress 0

* Midst flaming'worlds, in this array'd,

With joy shall I lift up my head. I. 02!?" 2 When from the dust of death I rise bor!

To take my mansion in the skies" . TIIA E'en then shall this be all my plea,

Jesus hath died, and lives for me.

Bold shall I stand in thať great day; Italy .? . For who laught to my charge shall lay, it! or While, throthy blood, absolvid I am I

From sin's tremendous curse and shame? • 4 Thus Abraham, the friend of God, i wody

Thus all the armies bought with blood,!!
Saviour of sinners, thee proclaims

Sinnerse of whom the chief I am.
5 This spotless robe the same appears.''

When ruind nature sinks in years: 0
No age can change its glorious hue ; ?

The robe of Christ is ever new. :..; ) 6 ro let the dead now hear thy voice!

Bid, Lord, thy banish'd ones rejoice; }
Their beauty this, their glorious dress,
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The pardoning God, Micah vii: 18.?!!": 1 GREAT God of wonders ! all thy ways

Are matchless, godlike, and divine ime:
But the fair glories of thy grace

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More godlike and unrivallid shine:
Who is a pardoning God like thee?

Or who has grace so rich and free? 2 Crimes of such horror to forgiyė,

Such guilty daring worms to spare; si
This is thy grand prerogative,

And none shall in the honour share :'?"
Who is a pardoning God like thee?!! !
Or who has grace so rich and free

3 Angels, and ment resign their cldim JT

To pity, mercy, love, and igráce; These glories crown Jehovah's name 10 :: With an incomparable blaze :'ldi.

Who is a pardoning God like thee?

Or who has grace so rich and free? I 4 In wonder lost, with trembling joy

We take the pardon of our God;
Pardon for crimes of deepest dye; 1

A pardon seald with Jesu's blood;
Who is a pardoning God like thee?

Or who has grace so rich and free? 6 O may this strange, this matchless grace,

This godlike miracle of love, Luolo di
Fill the wide earth with grateful praise,

And all the angelic choirs above;
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Pardoning Love, Jer iii. 22. Hos. xiv. 1. ?! 1 HOW oft, alas ! this wretched heart

IL Has wandered from the Lord';...!
How oft my roving thoughts depart, yi[ ]

Forgetful of his word! '; ytit 2 Yet sovereiga mercy calls, Return:

Dear Lord, and may I come ?' 12
My vile ingratitude I mourn;

o take the wanderer home. in l. 19 3 And canst thou, wilt thou yet forgive,

And bid my crimes remove ? Ir
And shall a pardon'd rebel live ......"

To speak thy wondrous love ?
4 Almighty grace, thy healing power..?
' How glorious, how divine ! ... 9
That can to life and bliss restore –

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5 Thy pardoning love, sor free, so sweetyr A &

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And let me rove no moredi iis di STEELE.
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Divine Forgiveness, Luke vii. 47ow I
1 TORGIVENESS! is a joyful sound

I To malefactors doom'd to die.obis.
Publish the bliss the world around A

Ye seraphs, shout it from the sky !
2 'Tis the rich gift of love diyine: oos TO

Tis full, out-measuring every crime od Unclouded shall its glories shine, a

And feel no change by changing time. I 3 O’er sins unnumber'd as the sand,

And like the mountains for their size,
The seas of sovereign grace expand, --

The seas of sovereign grace arise. 4 For this stupendous leve of heavenl. al

What grateful honours shall we show?
Where much transgression is forgiven

Let love in equal ardours glow ash 17 5 By this inspir’d, let all our days jie wol

With various holiness be crown'd:10 I
Let truth and goodness, prayer and praise,
In all abide, in all abound. TO DR. GIBBONS.

ITO PAUSE. nistyni sliv MP8 6 Though pardon'd, yet for sin I griove,

But never will myself forgive tanko ba A E
Not when a thousand years are passid,
Nor while Eternity shall last. linie AA

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