g 2 And may the holy Three in One, NEWTON. HYMN 131. C. M. Hymn 2d. [*] 1 OW may the God of peace and love, Restored the Shepherd of the sheep, 2 Through the rich merits of that blood, To make th' eternal covenant sure, 4 For the great Mediator's sake With glory let his name be crowned, GIBBONS. HYMN 132. H. M. Allerton. [* b] Let all the nations know, To earth's remotest bound: o The year of jubilee is come, Return, ye ransomed sinners, home! 2 Exalt the Lamb of God, Through all the world proclaim: 3 Ye who have sold for nought, The heritage above, Come take it back unbought, The year, &c. 6 Jesus, our great high priest, Ye mourning souls, be glad : s The year of jubilee is come, Return, ye ransomed sinners, home! TOPLADY. HYMN 133. C. M. Zion. Hymn 2d. [* b] The Lord's Prayer. 1F Who dwell'st in heaven adored; ATHER of all, we bow to thee, But present still through all thy works, 2 Forever hallowed be thy name, And may thy kingdom still advance, 3 Thy glorious purpose, Lord, fulfill; And, as in heaven thy will is done, 4 Our wants with every morning grow, And on our souls the BREAD bestow 5 Our sins before thee we confess; As we to others mercy show, 6 Still let thy grace our life direct; And in temptation's fatal path 7 For thine's the power, the kingdom thine, All glory's due to thee: Thine from eternity they were, And thine shall ever be. HYMN 134. L. M. Armley. [b *] 1 WHA HAT various hind'rances we meet, Yet who that knows the worth of prayer, 2 Prayer makes the darkened cloud withdraw; Gives exercise to faith and love, Brings every blessing from above. 3 Restraining prayer, we cease to fight; e 4 While Moses stood with arms spread wide, 5 Have you no words? Ah, think again; With the sad tale of all your care. 6 Were half the breath thus vainly spent, To heaven in supplication sent, Your cheerful song would oftener be, "Hear what the Lord hath done for me." Cowper. HYMN 135. 7s. Fairfax. [*] Power of Prayer. Acts xii. 5—12. 1 IN themselves as weakers word, How can poor believers stand, He who taught their hearts to pray, 4 Wrestling prayer can wonders do, NEWTON HYMN 136. C. M. Bangor. [b] Public Fast. Joel i. 14. EE, gracious Lord, before thy throne, "Tis on thy sovereign grace alone, Our humble hopes depend. e 2 Tremendous judgments, from thy hand, Yet mercy spares this guilty land, p 3 How changed, alas! are truths divine, What impious numbers, bold in sin, -40 turn us, turn us, mighty Lord, Then shall our hearts obey thy word, o 5 Then, should insulting foes invade, o Secure of never-failing aid, When God, our God, is near. STEELE HYMN 137. C. M. Wantage. [b] Public Fast. Gen. xviii. 23—32. HEN Abrah'm, full of sacred awe, 1 WHE And with a humble fervent prayer, For guilty Sodoin sued :— 2 With what success, what wondrous graceWas his petition crowned! The Lord would spare, if in that place Ten righteous men were found. 3 And could a single holy soul Great God, and shall a nation pray, o 4 Still we are thine-we bear thy name; Here yet is thine abode; o Long has thy presence blessed our landForsake us not, O God! e e 1 SCOTT. HYMN 138. L. M. Worship. [b] Public Fast. Ezek. ix. 4-6. RIGHTEOUS God, thou Judge supreme, We tremble at thy dreadful name! And all our crying guilt we own, In dust and tears before thy throne. e 2 So manifold our crimes have been, Such crimson tincture dyes our sin, That, could we all its horrors know, Our streaming eyes with blood might flow. o 3 Estranged from reverential awe, We trample on thy sacred law: p And though such wonders grace has done, Anew we crucify thy Son. e 4 Justly might this polluted land Prove all the vengeance of thy hand; a And bathed in heaven, thy sword might come, e 5 Yet hast thou not a remnant here, p 6 Behold their tears, attend their moan, With these we join our humble prayer; Our nation shield, our country spare. DODDRIDGE. e 1 HYMN 139. L. M. Psalm 97th. [b] Fast. God's Controversy. Mic. vi. 1-3. LISTEN, ye hills; ye mountains, hear; Jehovah vindicates his laws; Trembling in silence at his bar, Thou earth, attend thy Maker's cause. |