1099 1st P. M. 6 lines 8s. In my flesh shall I see God. I CALL the world's Redeemer mine; He lives who died for me, I know,- And raise this individual me, With eyes of flesh refined, restored, Nor faint to bear the glorious sight. 4 Then let the worms demand their prey, reins consume; The greedy grave my With joy I drop my mould'ring clay, 1100 WE Exulting in the final victory. C. M. HEN the last trumpet's awful voice When opening graves shall yield their change, 2 Those bodies that corrupted fell Shall incorrupt arise, And mortal forms shall spring to life 3 Behold, what heavenly prophets sung Is now at last fulfill'd; And Death yields up his ancient reign, 4 Let Faith exalt her joyful voice, O Grave, where is thy victory? 1101 7th P. M. 8 lines 7s. Clothed with immortality. PIRIT, leave thy house of clay; Ping dust, resign thy breath; Spirit, cast thy chains away; : Dust, be thou dissolved in death:Thus the mighty Saviour speaks, While the faithful Christian dies; Thus the bonds of life he breaks, And the ransom'd captive flies. 2 Pris'ner, long detain❜d below, All the regions of the sky. 3 Grave, the guardian of our dust, Rests in hope again to rise: And eternity thy day. THE DAY OF JUDGMENT. 1102 4th P. M. 886, 886. Tokens of the judgment a source of joy to the believer OW happy are the little flock, HOW Who, safe beneath their guardian-rock, When war's and tumult's waves run high, 2 The plague, and dearth, and din of war, Earth's basis shook, confirms our hope; To meet thee in the skies. 3 Thy tokens we with joy confess, 4 Whatever ills the world befall His chariot will not long delay; We hear the rumbling wheels, and pray,— Triumphant Lord, appear. 1103 8th P. M. 87, 87, 47. We also shall appear with Him in glory. L' Christ, to all believers precious, Of his heavenly kingdom near. 2 Sun and moon are both confounded, Shines the everlasting light. 3 See the stars from heaven falling; Rocks and mountains, from his eye! 4 With what diff'rent exclamation By the marks received for me :— All with shouts cry out,-'Tis He! 5 Lo! 'tis He! our hearts' Desire, Crowns of glory, to bestow. 1104 IN 5th P. M. 4 lines 7s. Signs of approaching judgment. 2 Soon shall ocean's hoary deep, Toss'd with stronger tempests, rise; Wilder storms the mountains sweep, Louder thunders rock the skies. 3 Dread alarms shall shake the proud, Shall the Judge of men appear. 4 But though from his awful face Heaven shall fade, and earth shall fly, Fear not ye, his chosen race, Your redemption draweth nigh. 1105 HE The second advent. L. M. E comes! He comes! the Judge severe ! The seventh trumpet speaks him near; His lightnings flash, his thunders roll; How welcome to the faithful soul ! 2 From heaven angelic voices sound: See the almighty Jesus crown'd: Girt with omnipotence and grace, And glory decks the Saviour's face. 3 Descending on his great white throne, He claims the kingdoms for his own; The kingdoms all obey his word, And hail him their triumphant Lord. 4 Shout, all the people of the sky, And all the saints of the most High; Our Lord, who now his right obtains, Forever and forever reigns. 1106 Secrets of the heart made known. C. M. AND must I be to judgment brought, And answer in that day For every vain and idle thought, 2 Yes, every secret of my heart |