VII. For thine the pow'r, the kingdom thine; all glory's due to thee; Thine from eternity they were, and thine shall ever be. XXXIV. MATTH. XI. 25, to the end. I.. THUS spoke the Saviour of the world, and rais'd his eyes to heav'n; To thee, O Father! Lord of all, eternal praise be giv❜n. Thou to the pure and lowly heart hast heav'nly truth reveal'd; Which from the self-conceited mind thy wisdom hath conceal'd. III. Even so, thou Father! hast ordain'd thy high decree to stand; Nor men nor angels may presume the reason to demand. IV. Thou only know'st the Son; from thee my kingdom I receive; And none the Father know but they who in the Son believe. V. groan, Come then to me, all ye who with guilt and fears oppress'd; Resign to me the willing heart, and I will give you rest. VI. Take up my yoke, and learn of me VII. For light and gentle is my yoke; the burden I impose Shall ease the heart, which groan'd before beneath a load of woes. 1. , "TWAS on that night, when doom'd to The eager rage of ev'ry foe, [know And, after thanks and glory giv'n My broken body thus I give For you, for all; take, eat, and live That brings my wond'rous love to view. ĮV. Then in his hands the cup he rais'd, V. My blood I thus pour forth, he cries, To cleanse the soul in sin that lies ; In this the covenant is seal'd, And Heaven's eternal grace reveal'd. VI. With love to man this cup is fraught, In mem❜ry of my dying hour. XXXVI. LUKE, i. 46,—56. I. My soul and spirit, fill'd with joy, my God and Saviour praise, Whose goodness did, from poor estate, his humble handmaid raise. Me bless'd of God, the God of might, all ages shall proclaim; From age to age his mercy lasts, and holy is his name. 2, III. Strength with his arm th' Almighty shew'd; the proud his looks abas'd; le cast the mighty to the ground, the meek to honour rais'd. IV. he hungry with good things were fill'd, the rich with hunger pin'd; e sent his servant Israel help, and call'd his love to mind: .V. Thich to our fathers' ancient race his promise did ensure, > Abra'am and his chosen seed, for ever to endure. XXXVII. LUKE, ii. 8,-15. I. WHILE humbleshepherds watch'd thei in Bethle'm's plains by night, [flocks |