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2 On thee we depend our wants to supply,

Whose goodness shall send us bread rom the sky; On earth thou shalt give us a taste of thy love, And shortly receive us to banquet above.

HYMN 363. L. M. 1

They saw him break the bars of death,

Which none e'er brake before.
6 They brought his chariot from above,

To bear him to his throne :
Clapp'd their triumphant wings, and cried

“The glorious work is done."

HYMN 365. C. M. To be sung on clearing the ground, and erecting the

Stand for a Camp-Meeting. 1

THW sacred spot, bou Lord to thee,
Thy pow'r and goodness may we see,

Display'd in mercy here.
2 While we prepare and clear the ground,

O Lord, our hearts prepare ;
And while we pitch our tents around,

Lord, spread thy glory there.
3 Erect thy banners, heavenly King,

As we the Stand erect;
Many Preachers thy salvation bring,

And souls to thee direct.
4 Didst thou of old thine Israel's camp

With clouds of glory crown?
By day a cloud, by night a lamp!

Thus here, O Lord, come down.
5 Nuw, Lord, before our longing eyes,

Thy glory here reveal,
And let us from the lofty skies,

Thy sacred influence feel.
6 May angels, round this chosen spot,

Encamp by night and day;
May each in order fill his lot,
To preach, and praise, and pray.

HYMN 366. C. M.

Camp-Meeting a pleasant sight. 1 'HW pleasant are these tents, O Lord, To speak and hear thy blessed word

And worship at thy feet

2 From distant places they have come,

And sweetly here agree;
They find it here a pleasant home,

To meet, O Lord, with thee.
3 Of past experience they converse,

They talk thy mercies o'er,
Thy love and faithfulness rehearse,

Thy goodness they adore.
4 They mingle here their friendly hearts,

And pledge their faithful vows; While God to them his love imparts,

As if in his own house.
5 They carry hence the holy flame,

Which in each bosom glows;
They spread the savour of thy name,

And on thy grace repose.
6 Prepare them all to carry home

An evidence of grace;
That others may in future come,
To seek thy glorious face..

HYMN 367. C. M.

Breaking up of Camp-Meeting.
1
Na brethren, to your homes repair,
Employ your hearts in humble prayer,

And raise the cheerful song, 2 Praise God, whose mercies brought you here,

Whose goodness keeps you still ; Whose grace with joy your souls can cheer,

Whose power subdues your will. 3 Praise him for what your ears have heard,

For what your eyes have seen ; Praise him for what has here occurr'd,

For all you feel within. 4 Improve the strength you here have gain'd

To do his holy will:
Improve the knowledge here attain'd,

To love and serve him still.
3 Let not the world have cause to say,

You serv'd your God for nought;

But grow in grace from day to day,

As you have here been taught. 6 To friends and neighbours all around,

O let your graces sbine; In ways of holiness abound,

And live a life divine.
7 And now, my Christian friends, adieu,

May Jesus with you dwell;
May grace and peace abide with you:

“So now, dear friends, farewell.” 8 Farewell, and to your homes repair,

And as you pass along;
Employ your hearts in humble prayer,
And raise the cheerful song. -

HYMN 368. P. M.

Social Worship.
1 RETHREN, this is sweet employment.
This indeed is sweet enjoyment,
In the presence of our King.

Hallelujah! Hallelujah!

Make the place with praises ring. 9 Who can tell the heavenly pleasure,

In this pious sweet employ!
Here's a vast, unfading treasure,
Which our social souls enjoy.

Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
Shout, and sing aloud for joy !

HYMN 369. P. M.

The Rainbow. 1 H Weerandly the bow stretches over the sky Reflecting its beauties to every eye,

And shows us a reconcil'd face. 2 The dark clouds arise to obscure the bright day

And scatter their horrors around;
The fearful, amazed, are ready to say,

That judgments will surely abound.
3 But when they behold this beautiful sight,

Their fears are dispellid from the mind,

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This heavenly token affords them delight,

They to thunders and clouds are resign'd; 4 'Tis thus, when the storms of adversity roll,

Our fears are excited and rise,
Till covenant mercies appear to the soul,

And Jesus enlightens our eyes. 5 Then justice, and mercy, and truth are combin'd,

In covenant goodness and love,
Sweet peace, joy and pleasure expanding the

mind,
It longs for God's presence above.

HYMN 370. P. M.
VHY

The firmament displays thy skill;
The changing clouds, the viewless air,

Tempest and calm thy word fulfil; Day unto day doth utter speech,

And night to night thy knowledge teach. 2 Though voice nor sound inform the ear,

Well-known the language of their song,
When one by one the stars appear,

Led by the silent moon along,
Till round the earth, from all the sky,

Thy beauty beams on every eye.
3 Waked from thy touch, the morning sun

Comes like a bridegroom from his bower, And, like a giant, glad to run

His bright career with speed and power; -Thy flaming messenger, to dart

Life through the depth of Nature's heart. 4 While these transporting visions shine

Along the path of Providence,
Glory eternal, joy divine,

Thy word reveals, transcending sense ;
-My soul thy goodness longs to see,
Thy love to man, thy love to me.

HYMN 371. P. M. 1 OD is my strong salvation,

? In darkness and temptation,

My light, my help is near: