Wait, O my soul, thy maker's will
We bless th' Eternal Source of Light
What are possessions, fame, and power

What hath God wrought? might Israel say
What heavenly man or lovely God
What is our God, or what his name
What jarring natures dwell within
What mean these jealousies and fears
What scenes of horror and of dread
What shall the dying sinner do
What strange perplexities arise
What various hindrances we meet
What wisdom, majesty, and grace
Whate'er to thee, our Lord, belongs
When Abram full of sacred awe
When Abram's servant to procure
When any turn from Zion's way
When at a distance, Lord, we trace
When blooming youth is snatch'd away
When by the tempter's wiles

When darkness long has veit ayd

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When death appcars before my sight
When first the God of boundless grace

When I the holy gracmortal clay l survey

When Jesus dwelt

When Jesus for his people dy'd (third part)
When Israel's grieving tribes complam'd

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Wherewith, O Lord, shall I draw near
While carnal men with all their might'
While my Redeemer's near
While o'er our guilty land, O Lord
While on the verge of life I stand
While sinners who presume to bear"
Who is the trembling sinner, who (second part)
Who shall condemn to endless flames
Why, O'my soul, why weepest thou
Why should a living man complain
Why should our mourning thoughts delight
Why flow these torrents of distress a
Why sinks my weak desponding mind
With heavenly power, O Lord, defend
With humble heart and tongue
With melting heart and weeping eyes
With tears of anguish I lament
With thec, great God, the stores of light

Ye dying sons of men

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Ye glittering toys of earth, adieu
Ye hearts with youthful vigour warm
Ye humble saints, proclaim abroad
Ye humble souls, approach your God

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Ye humble souls, rejoice

Ye humble souls that seek the Lord
Ye little flock whom Jesus feeds

Ye mourning saints whose streaming tears

Ye prisoners of hope

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Yes, I would love thee, blessed God fourth party 242

Yes, mighty Jesus, thou shalt reign

Yes, the Redeemer rose

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OF. THE VOLUME. HOST

from Hymn 1 to the 26

SCRIPTURE, Properties of it

421

Moral and Ceremonial Law

Sufferings and Death

CHRIST, his Incarnation and Ministry 129

Resurrection and Ascension

-Exaltation and Intercession

Characters placed alphabetically 156

135

140

147

CHURCH, described, formed, &c. &c.

Ordinations, &e. &c.

Pastors, Deacons, People

Associations and Missions

Collections for Poor Churches

Church Meetings

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442

359

371

372

397

398

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402

403

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406

407

412

413

417

418

431

432

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SELECTION OF HYMNS.

GOD.

HYMN I. L.M.

Addison's, Tune 1.

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A Song of Praise to God.

O God, the universal King,

Let all mankind their tribute bring; All that have breath, your voices raise, In songs of never ceasing praise.

2 The spacious earth on which we tread, And wider heavens stretch'd o'er our head, A large and solemn temple frame

To celebrate its builder's fame.

3 Here the bright sun, that rules the day,
As thro' the sky he makes his way,
To all the world proclaims aloud
The boundless sov'reignty of God.
4 When from his courts the sun retires,
And with the day his voice expires,
The moon and stars adopt the song,
And thro' the night the praise prolong.
5 The list'ning earth with rapture hears
Th' harmonious music of the spheres ;
And all her tribes the notes repeat,
That God is wise, and good, and great.

6 But man, endow'd with nobler powers,
His God in nobler strains adores:
His is the gift to know the song,
As well as sing with tuneful tongue.

Dr. S. STENNETT.