4 May finners timely warning take;
Turn to the Lord; their ways forfake;
And hope, through God's almighty pow'r
The happy refurrection hour,
Happy, happy, &c,

84.

The fame.

He fhall fee of the travail of his foul. If. liii. 11. I fee the heavens opened, and the Son of man fitting at the right hand of God. Acts vii. 5.

The Lord Jefus fhall be revealed from heaven 2 Theff. i. 7-10.

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ESUS, who died loft man to fave,

JEST

Jin umph rifes from the grave;

triumph

And now fits down at God's right hand,
Where all things bow to his command,

2 He reaps the fruit of all his pain,

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And heav'n adores the Lamb once flain:"
God-man for fin did once atone;

God-man for ever fills the throne.

As once he did to heav'n afcend;
Juft fo he will again defcend:

He'll judge the world in righteoufness ;
And all his juftice fhall confefs.

1 THAT doleful night before his death,

The Lamb for finners flain

Did almoft with his latest breath

This folemn feast ordain :

To keep thy feaft, Lord, are we met,
And to remember thee:

Help each poor trembler to repeat-
For me he died-for me.

2 Thy fuff'rings, Lord, each facred fign
To our remembrance brings;

We eat the bread, and drink the wine;
But think on nobler things:
O, tune our tongues, and fet in frame
Each heart, that pants to thee,

To fing, "Hofanna to the Lamb

Hal.

"The Lamb that died for me.” Hal

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86.

Invitation.

ESUS invites the poor

To meet around his board,

Where finful worms may fit and hod
Communion with their Lord.

2 For food he gives his flesh;
He bids us drink his blood:
Amazing favour-matchlefs grace-
Of our Redeemer God!

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87.

Sinners are received.

This man receiveth finners. Luke xv. 2.

THIS is the feaft of heav'nly wine ;
And God invites to fup.:

The juices of the living vine
Were prefs'd to fill the cup.

2 Oh blefs the Saviour, ye that eat,
With royal dainties fed;

Not heav'n affords a costlier treat
For Jefus is the bread!

3 The vile, the loft, he calls to them.
Ye trembling fouls, appear!
The righteous in their own efteem
Have no acceptance here.

Art thou a finner? why refufe
A banquet fpread for you?
Dear Saviour, this is welcome news-
Then I may venture too.

If guilt and fin afford a plea,

And may obtain a place;

Surely the Lord will welcome me,
And I fhall fee his face.

88.

Melchifedec entertains Abraham,

MELCHISEDEC, our King and Prieft,

Brings forth his bread and wine;

And may we, as the Saviour's guests,
Receive the food divine!

? 'Tis not the outward fign can break
The hard and ftony heart;

But, if the Saviour does but speak,
The hardness will depart,

3 We want, O Lord, as we can bear,
Some feeling of thy death;
And may we in the bleffings fhare
Which come to us through faith!

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89.

Manna.

WHEN through the defert vast

The chofen tribes were led,

They could not plow, nor till, nor fow;
Yet never wanted bread.

Around their wand'ring camp

The copious manna fell;

Strew'd on the ground a food they found,
But what they could not tell,

3 But better bread by far

Is now to Chriftians giv❜n:

Poor finners eat immortal bread→→→→
The living bread from heav'n