Hymns, Founded on Various Texts in the Holy Scriptures

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W. Baynes and Son [&c.], 1825 - Hymns - 306 pages
 

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Page 163 - Millions of souls in glory now, Were fed, and feasted here; And millions more still on the way, Around the board appear. 5 Yet is his house and heart so large, That millions more may come; Nor could the whole assembled world^ O'erfill the spacious room.
Page 117 - Through all thy thoughts let anguish roll, And deep repentance melt thy soul. — 5 One only hope may yet prevail — Christ has a weight to turn the scale ; o Still does the gospel publish peace, And show a Saviour's righteousness.
Page 119 - And with increasing transports press On to thy courts above. 6 So by thy power the morning sun Pursues his radiant way ; Brightens each moment in his race, And shines to perfect day.
Page 215 - Grace led my roving feet To tread the heavenly road ; And new supplies each hour I meet, While pressing on to God. 4 Grace all the work shall crown, Through everlasting days ; It lays in heaven the topmost stone, And well deserves the praise.
Page 195 - Almighty to his face? 2 Is it because his patience waits, and pitying bowels move, You multiply transgressions more, and scorn his offer'd love?
Page 183 - LJENCEFORTH let each believing heart From anxious sorrows cease : Though storms of trouble rage around, In Jesus we have peace. 2 His blood from wrath to come redeems, And his Almighty grace, By bitterest draughts of deep distress, Its healing power displays. 3 Jesus, our captain, march'd before To lead us to the fight ; And now he reacheth out the crown With heavenly glories bright. 4 Lord, 'tis enough, thy voice we hear ; That crown' d by faith we see : No sorrows shall o'erwhelm our souls, Since...
Page 127 - And calls such souls his own. 2 The haughty sinner he disdains, Though gems his temples crown; And from the seat of pomp and pride His vengeance hurls him down. 3 On his afflicted pious poor He makes his face to shine; He fills their cottages of clay With lustre all divine. 4 Among the meanest of thy flock, There let my dwelling be, Rather than under gilded roofs, If absent, Lord, from thee. 5 Poor and afflicted though we are, In thy strong name we trust; And bless the hand of sovereign love, Which...
Page 199 - What though the prince of hell invade With showers of fiery darts, And join, to the fierce lion's roar, The serpent's wily arts? 3 Jesus, who leads his hosts to war, Shall tread the monster down, And every faithful soldier share The triumph and the crown.
Page 201 - With glittering trifles gay and vain : Wisdom divine directs thy view To objects ever grand and new, And faith displays the shining train. 2 Be dead, my hopes, to all below ; Nor let unbounded torrents flow, ,When mourning o'er my withered joys : So this deceitful world is known ; Possessed, I call it not my own, Nor glory in its painted toys. 3 The empty pageant rolls along ; The giddy, inexperienced throng Pursue it.
Page 193 - Teach them to feel its vital power. 2 With joy may we our course pursue, And keep the crown of life in view ; That crown which in one hour repays The labour of ten thousand days. 3 Should bonds or death obstruct our way, Unmov'd their terrors we'll survey, And the last hour improve for thee, The last of life or liberty.

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