4 Depending on thy sovereign grace,ha A Pll tread the heavenly road;

With willing mind thy footsteps trace,
And climb to thine abode,

PAUSE.sh. oomo oli 7!

5 Oh, let me run the Christian race
With diligence and speed! Vitto
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GOD's word, his Spirit, and his Grace,"
Do all to duty lead.

E46 Did JESUS leave the realms of bliss Ja
And To save from sin and helb?-
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Calls for a glowing zeal, tied

7 Those who to CHRIST for refuge flee o
AM Should in his footsteps tread

ida aoi lo got od gise oT & (1st P.) L. M. Fawcett 184. 90Ulverston 179. Gould's 272.ba

The Christian awakened-What must I do to be saved?

SITH melting heart and weeping eyes,
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My guilty soul for mercy cries;
What shall I do, or whither flee, Tot ex
T'escape that vengeance due to me?

2 Till now, I saw no danger nigh; d) A
I liv'd at ease, nor fear'd to die

Wrapt up in self-deceit and pride,
I shall have peace, at last, I cry'd,

4 How dreadful now my guilt appears at a In childhood, youth, and growing years! Before thy pure discerning eye, not LORD! what a filthy wretch am IA 5 Should vengeance still my soul pursue, pes tion are my due; Yet mercy can my guilt forgive, And bid a dying sinner live. TTT 6 Does not thy sacred word proclaim Salvation free in JESUS' name To him I look, and humbly cry, 112 O save e a wretch condemn'd to dies to

294 (2d P.) C. M. Abridge Seckin Ellenborough 170

IIS there, in heaven or earth, who can.
A wretched mortal save ?at out W
Make a poor lep'rous sinner clean front &
Redeem an helpless slavesbo

2 Who can appease an angry God ? y
Relieve a burden'd mind ? our I
In whom a soul, o'erwhelm'd witli guilt,
aroda May ease and safety find?w ont aai
3 Yes there is ONE, who dwells on high,
That can do this and more ;-

A Being of unbounded love, Panes gallwollqqu And uncontrolled power. now glory 4 IMMANUEL is his name who once Upon th' accursed tree, vilf H ogH Bore the vast weight of all their sins Who, burden'd, to him flee. 12

5 But now he lives, he ever lives,alib Sed
And pleads what he hath done;0.
Whilst God ten thousand crimes forgives,
Through his atoning Son,10 bro?

6 JESUS to thy feet repairyheath woll !And there will prostrate lieblul ul Be thou propitious to my prayer,tots! And I shall never dies few aяo.I

29499738.) 8.7.4 Calvary, 29t
Helmsley 223.

The Strait Gate; desire to enter it, Luke xiii. 24.
1 STRAIT the gate, the way is narrow
To the realms of endless bliss vs
Sinful men and vain professors, mid oT
Self-deceiv'd, the passage miss
Rushing headlong,
Down they sink the dread abyss.
82 Sins and follies unforsaken,

ESUS, full of all compassion, AKI A

Hear thy humble suppliant's ery;

Let me know thy great salvation o
See! I languish, faint, and die. Wes
2 Guilty, but with heart relenting, on sud
Overwhelm'd with helpless grief,
Prostrate at thy feet repenting talid W
Send, Oh send me quick reliefT

3 [Whither should a wretch be flying, Tí
But to him who comfort gives?vi
Whither, from the dread of dying 7 S
But to him who ever lives ? bakt

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4 [While I view thee, wounded, grieving,
Breathless on the oursed tree vi
Fain I'd feel my heart believing! anoI E
That thou suffer'dst thus for me. [O
5 With thy righteousness and Spirit qu?
I am more than angels blest
Heir with thee, all things inherit,...ILA A
Peace, and joy, and endless restis I
6 Without thee, the world possessing, O
I should be a wretch undone, ovi
Search through heaven, the land of blessing,
Seeking good, and finding none} «I
7 Hear then, blessed Saviour hear me
My soul cleaveth to the dust svib
Send the Comforter to cheer me uoT
Lo! in thee I put my trust. odw 17.
8 On the word thy blood hath sealed I
Hangs my everlasting all om svi
Let thy arm be now revealed; !edn
Stay, Oh stay me, lest 1 fall! om te I
9 In the world of endless ruin, of !avaal
Let it never, LORD be said, smoƆ
Here's a soul that perish'd suing ) DES
For the boasted Saviour's aid!T

10.Sav'd the deed shall spread new glory 975Thro' the shining realms above Angels sing the pleasing story,

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All enraptured with thy love! DU TØRNER.

296 (1st P.) 7. Stoel 164. Cookham 36. Longing for an interest in the Redeemer; or, venturing on the Mercy of God in Christ!

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1 GRACIOUS Lord incline thine ear! My requests vouchsafe to hear;

Hear my never ceasing cry[V] & Give me CHRIST, or else I die.) Ju 2 Wealth and honour I disdain, Tedu/ Earthly comforts, LORD! are vain These can never satisfy, iv old!!] ↑ Give me CHRIST, or else I dieldinota 3 LORD! deny me what thou wilt, I nieT Only ease me of my guilt:olf Suppliant at thy feet Ilie,

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di77 a Give me CHRIST, or else I dier ms I 4 All unholy and unclean, od Miw risk I am nothing else but sin

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On thy mercy Irely, out godt toodï77 8
Give me CHRIST, or else I die.ode I
Thou dost freely save the lost do
In thy grace alone I trust

With my earnest suit complydt well V Give me CHRIST, or else I dievoa vlí 6 Thou dost promise to forgive out bas? All who in thy Son believe ui !o. I LORD [I know thou canst not lie,} „O 8 Give me CHRIST, or else I die.oneli 7 Father! dost thou seem to frown? I Let me shelter in thy Son' 4 do 72 JESUS! to thine arms I fly how od ul Come and save me, or I die. li s

Bedfoo

296 (2d PJ C, M. Abridge

The plain serious Christian's daily 201.

Hrof me, my Gode Qh save me, Psalm-cix. 28. 01
ELP and SALVATION, Lord blcrave,

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For both I greatly need eloqu .None else these blessings can bestow; .38 From thee they must proceeds) 002 2 Help me thy glories to behold, 40? quigroll Thy loveliness to see od odr

Save from an atheistic heart, 10ARY
Which shuns the Deity per y

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