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Hymn

1. THE SCRIPTURES.

II. BEING AND PERFECTIONS OF

GOD.

13

NI. TRINITY.

41

IV. PRAISE TO GOD.

44

V. THE WORKS OF GOD.

58

VI. PROVIDENCE OF GOD.

65

VIL. FALL AND DEPRAVITY OF MAN. 89

VII. CHRIST.

99

1. His Divinity,

ib.

2. His Incarnation,

102

3. His Life and Ministry,

114

4. His Sufferings and Death,

192

5. His Resurrection, Ascension, Interces-

sion and Glory,

144

IX. NAMES AND CHARACTERS OF

CHRIST.

161

Star of Bethlehem,

ib.

Morning Star,

162

164

Friend,

165

Refuge,

167

Physician,

168

Paschal Lamb,

170

X. HOLY SPIRIT.

172

XI. THE GOSPEL CALL

182

1. Inviting

General invitations, ib.

From the love of Christ,

197

From the examples of sinners re-

Rock of ages,

From the happiness of the Christian

in the present and future life,

209

2. Awakening The evil of sin,

213

The sinner's helplessness,

- 216

Vanity and uncertainty of life, 217

Danger of the Holy Spirit’s withdrawing

his influences,

228

The certainty of death and judgment, 231

XN. PENITENCE OF THE AWAKENED

SINNER.

248

1. Prayer for penitence,

ib.

2. Penitence,

254

XIII. SUPPLICATION FOR THE DIVINE

MERCY.

270

XIV. SALVATION THROUGH JESUS

CHRIST.

303

1. The sinner trusting in Christ for sal-

vation, (faith)

ib.

2. The gracious nature of this salvation, 316

3. True faith accompanied by a holy

life,

323

4. Addresses to Christ and gratitude for

redeeming love,

324

XV CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE.

355

1. The convert entertaining liope of par-

don; and the happiness of the Chris-
tian,

ib,

2. Communion with Christ and love to

him,

373

3. Doubts and fears,

395

4. Spiritual declension,

405

5. Backslider returning,

412

6. Sanctification and Christian graces, 420

7. The Christian life figuratively describ-

ed as Taking up the Cross,

442

A pilgrimage,

447

A voyage,

457

Scene of troubles,

458

Ą warfare,

469

-

A desert,

465

8. Christian assurance and confidence in

God,

466

9. Christian in the prospect of death, 474

XV1. THE MEANS OF GRĄCE.

483

1. The word of God, [ See hymns from 1 to

12 inclusive.]

2. Prayer private,

483

Social,

488

3. Public worship,

490

4. Baptism of infants,

508

Of adults,

511

5. 'The Lord's supper (See Hymns from

99 to 171 inclusive.]

XVII. KINGDOM AND CHURCH OF

CHRIST.

528

General and Missionary Hymns,

ib.

Pastoral,

555

Ordination and Licensure,

565

Congregational.-Seeking a Minister, 570

Having obtained a Minister',

571

Sickness of their Minister,

575

The Minister going on a Journey, 576

Death of their Minister,

577

State of Decline,

579

In a state of Revival,

583

On Admitting Members to Sacramen-
tal Communion,

588

Confirmation Hymns,

ib.

For election of Church Officers, 593

Laying the corner stone of a Church, 594

Consecration of a Church,

595

XVIII. PARTICULAR OCCASIONS AND

CIRCUMSTANCES.

598

Seasons,

Spring,

601

Summer and Harvest,

603

Antumn,

600

ib.

Winter,

606

New Year,

607

Morning Hymas,

611

Evening Hymns,

629

Birth-day Hymns,

643

Wedding Hymns,

645

Meeting and parting of Christian

friends,

647

For the young and the old,

652

Parents and Children,

657

Colleetions,

661

Sunday Schools, -

666

Sickness and recovery,

672

Public and national Blessings and Af-

flictions,

685

For the President, Congress, Magis-

trates, &c.

694

XIX. DEATH.

696

Death in general,

ib.

Death of friends or relatives,

710

Death of the young,

713

Death of the pious,

716

Death of the wicked,

724

XX. RESURRECTION.

727

XXI. JUDGMENT.

731

XXII. ETERNITY.

738

Happiness of the righteous,

Punishment of the wicked,

750

XXIII, DISMISSIONS AND DOXOLO-

GIES.

752

Dismissions,

ib.

HYMNS.

THE SCRIPTURES.

L. M. 1. The Bible the inspired source of religion

knowledge. 1 ETERNAL Spirit! 'twas thy breath

The oracles of truth inspired; And kings and holy seers of old

With strong proplietic impulse fir'd. 2. Fill'il with thy great almighty pow'r,

Their lips with heavenly science Now'd; Their hands a thousand wonders wrought,

Which bore the signature of God. 3 With gladsome hearts they spread the news

Of pardon, through a Saviour's blood;
And to a num'rous seeking crowd

Mark'l out the path to his abode.
4 The pow'rs of earth and hell in vain

Against the sacred word combine;
Thy providence through ev'ry age

Securely guards the work divine.
s Thee, its great author, source of light,

Thee, its preserver, we adore;
And humbly ask a ray from thee,

Its hidden wonders to explore. 2.

L. M. (210)

The Scriptures inspired. I 'TWAS by an order from the Lord, The ancient prophets spoke his words