That we may call our God our friend,
That we may hail salvation ours.

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And ready all appear

4 O happy fervant he,

In fuch a posture found;

He shall his Lord with rapture fee,
And be with honour crown'd.

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LXXXIX. Room at the GospelFeaft. Luk. xiv. 22.

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2 Pardon and peace, to dying men, ist woll
And endless life are giv'n

And the rich blood that Jefus fhed,

To raise the foul to heav'nidt's no dile&

3 Ye hungry poor, that long have stray'd, In fin's dark mazes come:

Come from the hedges and highways,
And grace fhall find you room!! is th

Were fed and feasted here ;

And millions more, ftill on the way,

Around the board appear.

5 Yet is his houfe and heart fo large,
That millions more may come;

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Nor could the wide affembling world,
O'erfill the fpacious room.

6 All things are ready; come away,
Nor weak excuses frame ;

Crowd to your places at the feast,
And bless the founder's name.

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Relieving Chrift in his

peor Saints. Matt. xxv. 40.

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Thy bounties how compleat!

How shall I count the matchlefs fum ?
How pay the mighty debt?

2 High on a throne of radiont light, Thou doft exalted shine :

What can my poverty beftow,

When all the world is thine.
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3 But thou haft brethren here below,
The partners of thy grace;

And wilt confefs their humble names,
Before thy father's face.

4 In them thou may'ft be cloath'd and fed,

And vifited and chear'd:

And in their accents of diftrefs,
My Saviour's voice is heard.

5 Thy face, with rev'rence and with love,

I in thy poor would feel;

O rather let me beg my bread,

Than hold it back from thee.

XCI. Salvation by Grace. Eph.

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RACE! 'tis a charming found;
Harmonious to my ear;

Heav'n with the echo fhall refound,
And God rejoice to hear.

2 Grace first contriv'd the way
To fave rebellious man;

And all the steps that grace difplay,
Which drew the wond'rous plan.

Grace taught my wand'ring feet,
To tread the heav'nly road;

And new fupplies I hourly meet,
While preffing home to God.

Grace all the work shall crown,
Thro' everlasting days;

It lays in heav'n the topmoft ftone,
And well deferves the praise.

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That ranson which the Saviour paid;

That fight familiar to my view,

Yet always wond'rous, always new.

2 The Lamb of God, that groan'd and bled,
And, gently bow'd his dying head;
While love to finners fir'd his heart,
And conquer'd all the killing fmart.

3 Bleft Jefus, while thy grace I fing,
What grateful tribute shall I bring?
Let all my pow'rs and paffions be,
Engag'd for him who dy'd for me.

XCIII. God's Love to the World, in fending Chrift for it's Redemption. John, iii. 16.

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