Jefus rifing from the tomb Scatters all it's difmal gloom. 2 Shout, ye faints, in rapturous fong, Hear the heart-reviving found. 3 Join the praise, ye heavenly choir, Alleluia. PSALM XXVI. Peace, comfort, and hope the fruits of a good heart and life. 1 IF folid happiness we prize, Within our breast the bleffing lies; They err who rove abroad: The world has little to bestow, From well-form'd hearts our peace must flow, Hearts that delight in God. 2 We'll therefore relifh with content Whate'er his providence hath fent; Our Our views conforming to our power, 3 We'll praife him too tho' troubles rife, All is for good design'd: 4 Thro' life in peace we'll hope to go, Thus too, without distress or fear 5 For confcience, like a faithful friend, And faith fhall fix our thankful eye CO. PSALM XXVII. PSALM XXVII. Inftruction and comfort from the works and word of God. 1 THE glory of their builder, God, 2 While all his works reveal the Lord, His name is written in his word; That perfect rule of life; 3 Here truth and duty we difcern, And each with greater ease may learn, The choiceft treasure here is found, To enrich and cheer the mind: 4 But who can tell how oft he ftrays In deed, or thought, or word? Of Of heedless faults wash off the ftain ; 5 May every deed, and word, and thought, On thee, O Lord, our heavenly friend, To fet and keep us right. PSALM XXVIII. BR. Gratitude to God the author of all earthly comforts. 1 HAPPY man whom God doth aid 2 Parents, friends, 'twas God bestow'd, 3 God revives us with his air, 4 Give him, then, oh, ever give Thanks for all that ye receive: How much more our God above? WE. PSALM XXIX. Thanks to God at the clofe of public worship for the 2 Thanks we give and adoration PSALM XXX. God the creator, difpofer, and judge of men. 1 TO bless the great God Prepare, every voice, Exult in your king. A a F. 2 His |