"Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage-supper of the Lamb."

I.

AT God's right hand, in | countless | numbers, ||

The just, made | perfect, | joyful | stand; ||
Freed from whate'er on | earth en | cumbers, ||
They've gained the | promised, | heavenly | land. {|

cres. Our souls, with sweet an | tici | pation, ||

By faith these | glorious | realms des | cry; || And from each kindred, | tongue, and | nation || f We hear loud anthems | fill the sky. ||

2.

When, O when shall i | nave the | favour ||
To see the approach of | those blest | days, ||
When I shall welcome | my dear | Saviour

With solemn | strains, with | joyful | lays? ||
How blest will then be | my condition, l
When in my flesh I | Christ shall | see! |
Though happy in His | love's fruition ||
Even here, with | Him I | long to be. ||

3.

What heavenly joy and conso | lation ||
This hope af fords un | to my | heart, ||
That Christ, the God of | my sal | vation, ||
Will me receive when | I de | part; ||

cres. Then in His presence | I for | ever ||

With the redeemed shall | sing His praise; ||

dim. O make me ready, | blessed | Saviour, I

To leave this world and | see Thy | face. || Amen. ||

*

JOSEPH ROBINSON.

A-men.

* The pointing of the words of this Hymn refers to the Second Tune only.

"We are more than conquerors through Him that loved us."

I.

MOST holy Lord and God,

Holy, Almighty God,

Holy and most merciful Saviour,

Thou eternal God;

Grant that we may never

Lose the comforts from Thy death;

p Have mercy, O Lord.

2.

Most holy Lord and God,

Holy, Almighty God,

Holy and most merciful Saviour.

Thou eternal God;

Bless Thy congregation,

Through Thy sufferings, death, and blood:

Have mercy, O Lord. Amen.

A-men.