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LYRA D AVID ICA: 
 
 A Colledion of Divine 
 
 SONGS and HYMNS, 
 
 5::^X-'A^ a r,t l y ^^,...^, 
 
 .New Compofcd, partly Tranflatcd 
 ' from the Hi^i-Qerrnm^ and L:itin HYMNS : 
 And fet to eafy and pleafant Tuues, for 
 more "General 13 fe. ''\'V -' 
 
 TheMufick EngravM on Copper Plates. 
 
 ^ /p. XXIV. XVI,. XIV, XV. 
 
 lErorn the {^ly^^ili of the Earth rrehive he^^ird %o?igs : 
 
 ,v' kven Glory to the Rightecus. They Jl;a!i Sing for 
 
 ' V the M^jefi-y of the Lord j they fluU Ciy aloud from the 
 
 5^^. . yyherefoie Glorify ye the Lord in the Jflescf 
 
 the Sea, 
 
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 Printed for J'.Walfli, Servant to Her Majefty, at the 
 Hary and Hchcy in Katherine-Street^ near Scmcrfct- 
 Houfe in xYvtStrrjid: And J. Hare^ Inftrument- 
 makcr, at the Golden Viol and P.ace in Comhill near 
 the Koyd^Exchmie : And P. K^ndjlj at the Violin 
 L find Lute by Tiiids'grays Courts \Yitho\it ror.^l?^ 
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To u.^ vVorihy and Eftcem'd J^^.^ 
 
 Mr miLUM "PATEKSEN: 
 
 As Approvd of Skill 
 
 In the Great or P(?//V/<:.^^ Harmon)^ j 
 ^ Like the r/^.^.'r;; ArtilT, 
 Who Received h.s Lute from Mercnrjy 
 \ By the Mufick' of Eloc[uence^ and Powerful 
 V Perfwafive, Charming the Infenfible^ 
 'As Stones, into Regularity and V N ITX\ 
 yy This Concert of D/'77/> Harmonyy , 
 ^, ^ - As a Birth of Kjr?^ 
 
 j( '^^^ d under the fame Conftellation 
 ^^ V iL.i that more General Concent, 
 In which He has Performed fo Exquifitea P*tA/ : - ^ 
 And as Acknowledgment of Favour 
 
 From HIM, and J/75j^ 
 With their Benign Influences on 
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 j\ S there has been of Lite Tears a great 'Revival of the 
 
 ■jLa Genius of Aiufick in General^ and great Improve^ 
 
 merits of it in Divine Vfe\ fuch Numbers taught to Sm^ 
 
 '^ in the CoufHry^ and in the Education of Childr/:n^ both a 
 
 Care irt their Governors^ and a Fropenfity in theinfelves 
 
 for the Exercife of Singing to the Traife of God : Jt has 
 
 been thought fomewhat Ntw in this kind^ that might be 
 
 . .^fuited to all Capacities ; and of a little freer Air than the 
 
 gra,ve Movernc?it of the Ffalm Tunesy might be both fea^ 
 
 . fonahle and acceptable j th. re being little or nothing ad^ 
 
 njancd of this Nature am^ngiisy but what is quite thro 
 
 fet to Mufick-y and fo of lef J General Vfe* * - 
 
 It is Obfrvable, that in Germany, rvlere they have 
 
 fuch abundance of Divine So72gs and^ Hymns^ fet tojjjort and 
 
 pleafant Tunes ^ and of more Airy Aiovemtnt \ the Vea^ 
 
 [ant at his Plow^ the Servants at their Lchovr^ the Cr/iU 
 
 dren in the Street ; and generally Perfcns both at their 
 
 Jmploy^ and in. their Diver fin} ^ rnake ufe of theje for ths 
 
 Exprejfion of their Mirth j and have no fi:ch Cnflome as 
 
 < we unhappily labour undcr^ of Ballads and Profane Songs ^ 
 
 Tvhich tend fo much to Vitiate the Mnds of thel^curger 
 
 fort'^ and Entertain the wicked Inclinations of others. And 
 
 ■ as it is found they generally haze the Start of us both in 
 
 'Religion and Reformation^ foifin this Point alfo we could 
 
 .follow them J it might be the Tr an fpl anting a Flower into 
 
 J "our Solly that would yield a grateful Savour both to God 
 
 ' and Man. * 
 
 The Ground of this V/orky was a ColleElion and Compoft^ 
 
 t'lonfor Private ZJfe y inwhich were two or three cf the 
 
 } \3erman Hymns • to which others were recommended to 
 
 \ - he Added by fcryic of that Is^ationy and Encouragement gi-^ 
 
 vsn of good AccejtMCs-i if they weie made Publick. Ths 
 
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 ; 7 ' /T^he P R E F A C^E. 
 
 £ditor has more of thij kind by him^ nhl h If Providenct 
 fi appoint may follow, a?7d the Dcfign be carried an ta 
 jomctlnngin.hr^^ for the Vfe of th, greater Trofic^ents 
 . j . coth m Mufck, and Religion. 
 
 I ' ! . . ThatfomethUa mne particular in foint of Gratitude U 
 
 t> ; ygt medfulto be MvatJc'd, in a Nation that above all o- 
 
 \ . iher has had the Experience offuch jurpnfng Favours and 
 
 I peculiar Blejfwgs, I believe none will deny : And 'tis for 
 
 j the Excitement of this Spirit, and as a Mite of 7hankfal 
 
 Oblation to the Fountain of Mercies and Blefinfs to^ 
 ^arus the afpeafng his Indignation, and averting his 
 Judgments, and for the Continuation of his Goodnefs to ///, 
 that this Defign is Ultimately Intended, Let us above all 
 ctrjcrs. Sing for the Majelly oj the Lord, and let his Namt 
 ce Glorified m This our Ifle. And we fliaU find 'the Af^ 
 ccnding Echo ofPraifefor Mercies Received, Returned and 
 Ke- Echo' d from the Heavens, in Mercies Multiply'd, 
 
 ■ Tea, It will re feci Glory alfo upon Us, upon our QVEENy 
 and upon our Kingdom ; from the Glory of His Frelence\ 
 and ^t he Smile ef his Countenance, Ev'a Glory to the 
 Righteous. So may the Ghry of our Ife, and of our 
 
 ■ Kingdom Increafe, in and from the Glory c/His breahng 
 forth amo-ng us, r,nd Shining upon us, 
 
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A TABLE , 
 
 or t!x HYMNS Contain'd in this 
 
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 ALLPraifcto thee: An Evening Hymn. - p. 2.. 
 AvpAkcinySouL A Morning liyran. , p.i. 
 AvpaJiC th: f^cice. iVacht auft ! m ft tins > p. 73. 
 
 Ca?i I ceafe my God, Solt tch mcmen Gott, Comme- 
 moration of God's Mercies. ' - p. 22.* 
 Christ our Lord is Fije7\ Er(landc?i Ist dcr. p. 12, 
 Co?/;ff Holy Ghofr,' Kom Heiliger Geilf, A Peuteccltal 
 Hymn. ^ - . . " P* 5^- 
 Gloria Patri. p. 7Z, 
 God is cur Refuge, EinfeUc bnrg. Lntherh Hymn go- 
 ing to Worr?7s. P' 7S- 
 Hail rny ^ouV s mie Comforter. Sdve Cordis Gau^ 
 dittm, - ' p. 29; 
 How fairly Shines. Wie fchon lenchut. p» 4^. 
 How longfweet Lord, p. 3^, 
 How 'fweet the Angel Trumpets^ A Sacramental ' 
 Hymn. ' ' p. 8. 
 ./Jefus Chrijl is Eifen to Day, A Refurredioa. 
 ' Hymn. p.. u. 
 Jefus my Loving Spoufe, > ." p. 61, 
 Jefus my Memrjjys fweet. Jefi dulcis memoria. St. 
 Bernard^ Jubile. p. 14. 
 Tn thislVorlls hm. For the Sabbath. ^ p. 66, 
 Let Juhil Trumpets, Jn dulci Jubllo. On the Birth of 
 Chrill. p. 7. 
 Lord now my Sleep. A Midnight Hymn- p. 4. 
 Uy.SoHl and All Praife for the Divine Good - 
 nefs. p, 3^. 
 OdlyeWcrlsofCod. p. jg, 
 O my Soul with, hUehe dish 7?nne',. For 5piritiial 
 Watchfulnef?. P» 53 
 
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 A T A B L E. 
 
 . O Sacred Teace'. p. 3 
 
 j ^ Oht Good ar.d "Vnlvcrf^il. Lord's Prayer Para 
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 I ;! Ki[c O mySouL An Afpiration. , p* 38 
 
 t Sacred FUr.Hs of Love Divine* . '. _. 'lir^rrrr p. 16* 
 
 ' Si'figtO the Lord. " ■"- p. ^9. 
 
 Sweef Jefus xpho. Mcin Hertz^ens Jefu, Of the Ex'- 
 . cellence of Chrift. P* 44.. 
 
 Temptations Lord befei: Meditation for Koon. p. 55, 
 That Glory TTf ay, ;.._:., p. 77. 
 
 7hy Servants Lord. "^p, ^p. 58, 
 
 The UNION Hymn. . . .; ^ p. w/f. 
 
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 A Wake my Soul, \Wc this day o're^ 
 As if thou (vert, to hVe no more. 
 Lord, I my Vowes to *thee renew •, 
 Difpel my Sins as Morning De^^v. 
 
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 Awake my Soulf on Gad rcfleft^ 
 Whofe Eyes all day thy ways infpcd. 
 Lord, Guard me lea ft I fhould Tranfgrefs^ 
 LoM^ all" my motions Guide and Blef». 
 
 Awake my Sout as Noon-tide Clear^ 
 ;Let thy Integrity appear. 
 Return all Heavens bsnignefl: rays, ^ 
 in ardent Love, and Sprightly Fraift.- 
 
 Awake my Strings, Tunc to niy Heirtv. 
 And with the Angels bear your part; 
 Who all Night long Unwearied Sing:,- 
 All Glory to th' Eternal K-ing> 
 
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 1 Wake, I Wake, ye Heavenly QuireV. 
 May your Devotion me Infpire : 
 l^hat I like yon my Age may fpead"^ 
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 I^Iay I iLxc you in God delight ; 
 And always have my God in light; 
 Perform (like you; my Makers "vvilf: 
 And never never more do ill. 
 
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 Had I your Wings to Heaven I'd flic. 
 But Love (hall that defect fupply; 
 And my Soul \Vi:ig'd with warm defire. 
 Shall ail day long to Heav'n afplrc. 
 
 Glory to thee who fif^ hafl kept, ^ - - 
 And hafc refrefht me whiift I'llcpt. 
 Grant Lord, when I from Death awake, ■ / - ^ 
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 Ev'n Heaven it felf I would difdain ; 
 Wert thou not there to be Enjoy'd, • ..^•..,.' 
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 • tjeav n is, dear Lord, where e're thou art. 
 Oh! never then from mc depart, 
 For to my Soul 'tis Hell to be, -. •• 
 Bat one fad moment. without Thee- »'•'. ,^ -. 
 
 Glory to Thee •, be thou this DayV''' ^ ^ ^'^ '* 
 In all I think, or do, or fay. 
 That all my Powers their force may raife. 
 And all Day long recite thy Praife.: 
 
 AnEve-ing HYiVIN. 
 
 To the far):: Time. 
 
 A-Tf. Piulfc totlicc rmy God) this Night, 
 £X lov all The Jik-iTuigs of the Light. 
 Kap me, Oh keep me. King of Kinpc, 
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 Forgive me Lord for thy dear Son, 
 The 111 that I this d:iy have done, . 
 
 Tlwt v/iththe World, my fcif, and thee 
 1 e're I Sleep at Peace, may be. ' 
 
 Teach me to Live, that I may dread, - - ->- . 
 The Grave as little as my Bed. > . •: :yi 
 Teach,me to Die, that fo I may, 
 Triumphix]g Rife at the laft Day^ 
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 Oh let my Soul ia thee repofe. 
 And with fweet Sleep mine Eye-Lids clofe. 
 iSuch Sleep as may more Vigorous make^ ''« \ 
 To Praife my God when I awake. ?:: I ^-i. 
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 When on my Bed I Senfelefs lie, rn c,: 
 My Soul with Heavenly thoughts fupply. 
 Let no 111 Dreams dillurb my Rell \ -- ■ .^''\ 
 No Powers of Darknefs me molefr. *:j' V 
 
 Dull Sleep does me of Life deprive j ,- _ 
 1 am but half my days alive. 
 Oh my dear Lord, hov/ am I griev'd, 
 To lie fo long of thee bereav'd. *^ . 
 
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 , But though Sleep, o'er my Frailty Reigns, 
 
 Let it not hold me long in Chains \ 
 
 But now and then let loofe my Heart, /- 
 
 Till it an HalUhjah Dart. 
 
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 The fafler Sleep the Sence does bind. 
 
 The more unfctter'd is the Mind : 
 Oh! May my Soul from mittcr free. 
 Thy unvaird Good nefs Waking fee. 
 
 when (hall I in Endlefs Day, ^ 
 
 For ever chafe dark Sleep away ? 
 
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And cndlcfs Praife, with Heavenly Choir, 
 InccfTant Sing and never tive. ; . 
 
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 Clofe by my Bed his Vigils keep; 
 -And in my flead all the Night long, ' ; 
 Pay to my God a grateful Song. 
 
 
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 . A iMid-'Night HY.MX^, 
 
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 T Ord now my Sleep doth me forfake, • 
 -L^ The fole PolTefiion of me take ; 
 Letno Suggcftion me illude ; 
 No one polluted Thought intrude*' - - - 
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 Blefl Angels, v/hilil we filent Yi^j 
 Your hlalle!uj.dis Sing on High. . 
 You^ ever Wakeful near the Throne^ 
 Prodrate Adore, the Three in One. • - 
 
 I, now Awake, v;ith you do joyn, •; 
 Te praifcL my God with Hymns Divine:' 
 With you in Heaven 1 hope to dwell \ 
 And bid the World and Night farewet. 
 
 When I, O Lord, Ihake off this Duft^ 
 My Soul to Thee I v/il! ituriin:: 
 Oh make me thy peculiar Care, 
 Some Heavenly iVlaulion mc prepare: 
 
 Give me a Placs at thy Saints Fecr, 
 Or fonie Fall'n Angel's vacant Scat :. 
 I'll flrive to Sing as loud as they 
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 Oh! May I alUvays ready Hand, 
 My Lamp I^ill birning 'in my Hand. 
 May 1 in fight of Hcav'n rcjoyce, ^ ^ ; ' 
 When ere 1 hear the Bridea,Toom*s Voice; t • 
 
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 Glory to thee vnth Light arrayM, 
 Who Light thy D\velling Place haft made. 
 An Immenfe Orb of brighteft Beams, 
 From thine all Glorious Godhead ftreams. 
 
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 The Sun in its Meridian Light, 
 Is very Darknefs in thy Sight. . 
 
 My Soul Enlighten, and Inflame ^a*;...:^ i 
 
 With Thoughts, and Love of thy Great Xame. ''»:<r.v" . 
 
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 Oh! Jf/}/, than pn Heav n intent, 
 
 Whole Nights hall in Devoiion fpent : 
 
 But I, fi-ail Creature quickly tire, ■ - . ^ 
 
 And all my Zeal dothfoon expire. . , 
 
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 My Soul, why doft thou w6ary gtow, 
 Of Antedating Heaven below ? 
 
 Of that dearPraife, and Joy, and Love, • • • 
 
 Which ihall Eternal be Above ? ' ' 
 
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 New Vigour Lord to me impart*, 
 Frefh Ardours breath into my Hearty I , 
 
 Wake all my Powers, wake every Strings j 
 
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 ^cfiis is Df^anna^ Bread Divine. 
 
 5^fy«iisGyl, isMilfCand Wine, 
 
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 pcan thy CrpTs e^er buried be ' 
 
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 OTree fodry^ fuch Fruitto bring 
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 Fo;- Healing of the Nations 
 
 O Love, that makes rhch Joys to Tpring 
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 TheGrpfs, the Spear, the Deadly Sting 
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 Death's Servant made, to break tht Bread i 
 
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 With Flames Cekftial burning. 
 
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 . In Blifsful Rcfurreftion. 
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 .. .Take to Caliic your Flight : HalU 
 To his fad Dirdplcsfay, Hall. 
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 ) I *" l^rjUndm ijl der Heiltge Chrijl. 
 
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 y^i^^V/ bur Lord isRi^ Day, UaII &c, 
 V> Chrid our Life, our Light, our Way, Hj^H 
 Th"* Object of our Love and Faith \ HalL 
 Who bur dy *d to Conquer Death. HaII. 
 
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 \ .yi:fiis feek anioilg the Dead, HjH. 
 
 I Fsr from thofe Dark Regions fled. Ha!L 
 
 \ ...,TvYa5rrgLVtAngeIs^ that appear, H^IL >n... 
 
 I TMsSsIute'em ', He's not here. Hall. "vT 
 
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 ; -D^i, J-:riS char min g Prefence Grace ? //:i//. 
 
 ! '^t.iS. m;j^ Eyes ;; then bid Rejoyce-: Z:^^//. 
 "JM^ii ta Bikr^ I'll, tunc nl^ Voices i-a/!?. 
 
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 Jn^cl. Firft the Sacred Place behold^ H.ilL 
 Did your Brcathlcfs Lord infold. H^^IL. 
 See the Cloath which bound his Head, '/fv/^.. . 
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 Mary. True 'tis To : The empty Urn, iT-ZUg 
 Shall myGricftoTranrportsturn. HaU-^ 
 He's not here: O tell mc where-, H% 
 His bleft Refidence declare. JHaJL 
 
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 Angel Hafl in Faith prepare to fee; H^H;^^ 
 Your iov'd Lord in GaiiU, Ha.:,-'-. \- 
 BlefllethisDifciples be, /:/^4 "^ ^■■\' 
 With your Sacred Embafly. HaH.^ 
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 MoT'^f, Heralds of our joy, toyoiv/Zt^. 
 Grateful Thanks and Love is due. BaIU- 
 While our God in Prailcs high» //^i\ ^ \^ • 
 
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 7^/2//, of Hearts the fvveet Delight ; 
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 And ev'n beyond Defirc extends. ""■"• ^;''\- 
 
 Our ftammcring Tongues can never tellj ;i"r. • 
 Letters and Words but vainly fvvell; ir^A 
 
 Th' Expericnc'd can believe alone . 
 What 'tis to Love God's only Sj^/. - • ••"''^*-_ • 
 
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 Jefits \ feck when on my Bed -^ . -.oI'Jlr>dV'.'' 
 The World fhnt out of Heart and Head,';,^'-;H-Mi *' j 
 
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 Jefus ril feek with eager Love. ; j' -f '•'•' ^'H' . ; 
 
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 With Heart Til feek and not with Eye*" .;uT i 
 
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 My Sighs and Groans the Concave fill.'"- l-^itP. :£j!; 
 ril throw me at his Foot of Grace, 
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 Ore Death and Hell thy Triumphs ring :„:^m ::j, ^. ' ■ \ 
 
 Svveetnefs of Grace InaiTable ; ' 
 
 '— All Love, all o'er Dellrable. - -• ^ - 
 
 . Abide with us^ and ever Lord, [-^u i- 
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 Then' fliall we this vain World defpife j 
 And Heavenly Love Victorious rife. 
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 By Characters of thy o»vnBlo(xl: 
 Where dying Love, and clouded Light, » 
 
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 [ ;,' An4. ^is AllrClcraCnt Sceptre Awing. 
 
 I Ah I me, fweet Jefu, let me pFOve 
 
 j T^Q force of thy Exltatlck Love. 
 
 \Vhofe longing Eyes arc waiting Thee 
 
 Inr^hron'gL in- Glory high to lie. 
 
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 Icannpt chafe yet but proclaim Thee! " ' ' " ^ 
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 Ah ? blefi'd expert of Joys Divine- */ 
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 Tfii-t of all clfe they've loll Defirc. • ;; J^^ 
 
 My Soul C3f;h Moment thee vcqukes.7 
 I'o eafe my Lanp^uors, quench my FirfS : 
 And f^ill vvbat Tranfport when I find, 
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 rv'^p^ no\\r I, f-^e, what I Admire^ 
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 Heavens Flame through all my Vitals fends *, 
 Pierces the Centre of my Soul, ' ' ■, 
 
 And Reigns in Joy without Controul. ; • J ' 
 
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 Of Hearts Coojunclion in Love's Sphear ! ' ' ; j 
 
 Ocool Refrelhment fvveet, in one, j> \ 
 
 To Love, and Love God's only Son ! 
 
 ^ Fair Virgin Flower, of Virgin Bed, 
 With Lilly White, and Rofie Red, 
 Grow in my Heart •, then Praife fhall rife 
 Heav'ns belt Perfume and Sacrifice. 
 
 7f/w, than Sun more charming calm 9 ;. 
 More Odorous than 6" //^^^x ^j/r//^ , ' " { -! ^ 
 .Sweet to my Talt all Sweets above •, 
 To my Eye lovelie'fl of all Love. • 
 
 Thou art my Souls Supreme Delight 5 * :; 
 
 Confummatc Loves Meridian Height : ; f 
 My Conqueft, Glory, Jubile •, 
 
 Salvation Univerfally. , 
 
 O come enlarge thy Triumphs here, ' I 
 jEHOrAH's Right-hand, Cohfort dear. 
 
 And all thy Enemies trod down, • ; 
 
 Come fway thy Sceptre, wear thy Crown. - j. ; 
 
 All Powerful King, AUGloriousj ' ' %\ 
 
 Ore Death and Hell Victorious i ' . ' , ui 
 
 .The Fountain whence all Graces rife, ^ . 1j i 
 
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 Life up the Everlafting Doors : ^ . _ ^ , . 
 'to the Triumphant Conqueror Sing, • -^^ ' 
 Hail, Jefn, of all Kings the King. 
 
 Thee all th' AngelickQjiiresProclaim- - 
 And Shout in thy Imperial Name; •• • - ^ ^ 
 Who Reigns in Peace furpalTingSenfe j ' ; -,; 
 And bids Loves SMath now Commence/ .y'" 
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 •' Jefu! Afccncls his Father's Throne, c^v^ i *^ - 
 -The Godhead Love- Pavilion. .. ...,.-. ^ 
 
 And after him my Heart fhall fiy ; ;;;: ;^ *,/ '.^.^^ 
 Chris} live in Me and no more^ L \.-l*;:f J„;\ 
 
 O let us all Refound his Praife •, -i ?t:';t-x. 
 Cur Cries and Vows inceHantraife, _ ^ ^ .^ ., ^ 
 That, he may us the Favour dellga ^.,'':::^tj^'^^^x' 
 In this bleft Throne with him to i?^^?^-;;.:;'.^::;:; 
 
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 tUfiyi the Lord, Praifcy c<c. 
 ■ ^ O ye the Scarry Heavens (o high, B!ej% 
 Ye Waters clear above the Sky, ^Vc■/J. 
 O all ye Powers of God the Lord, i>/e//^ 
 Oye the radiant Sun, and Moon, Blefs* -^ 
 
 O ye the glinering Stars of Heaven, Slefs^, 
 O ye the Rains, and Pearly Dews, BUfs. 
 Ye flormy Winds, and whifpenng Gales, 5/f/i-* ; ^ 
 
 O ye the Fire, and fervent Heac, BUfs. ; j 
 
 Ye Winter, and the Summer fair, Blefs. M 
 
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 ' Ye Sable Nights, and Sun-bright Days, Biefs . 
 The Darknefs, and Light cheering Rays, Blepii. 
 Ye Lightning, and deftilling Clouds^ BUfs^ .^ pi 
 
 T~ Earths fpacious Globe, Blefs thoU the Lord^ '--' '■] 
 
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 O All ye Mountains, and ye Hills, Blcfiy han. 
 O ail ye flovvring Greens on Earth, sl^fi* 
 O ye the Ever-fpringing Wells, BUfs. 
 O ye the Seas, and flreaming Floods, BUfu 
 / ;Ye Whales that on thi^ Surges ride, £/^/j. . 
 I And all that in the Waters glidc/Btefs, ■ r' ; * ' '. 
 
 O all ye Fowles that Wing the Air, BUfs, ' "* " • ' 
 
 Ye Wilder Beafts, and Gentler Folds, BUfs^ * 
 
 i . O ye the Children of Mankind, B/^/}. ^ ' 
 
 O //r/??/ loudell Blefs the Lord, -. ^I 
 
 ^ . BUfs thou the Lordy 2cc. ' I i « 
 
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 Ye Spirits and Souls of Righteous Men, Bhfu • I' j 
 
 Ye Holy and ye meek of Heart, BUfs. ' ^r ': 
 
 ' O jlnam^.s Blefs the Lord, BUfs thon the Lord:, ^:c^ 
 O yf^^r/^j Blefs the Lord, j5/f/}. 
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 Refoundiflg thy blelt Name. 
 
 Send us the (b) Day Star of the Morning 9 
 And thy Triumphant Spoufe Adorning, 
 
 Thy Glorious Kingdom come. 
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 No more our Wills, nomoreourPafTions j 
 No more our Lulls, nor our fond Falhions. 
 
 Thy only Will be done. 
 
 As Heavenly Powers to us conveying, 
 • So all the Powers on Earth obeying 
 Thy Sovereign Word alone. 
 
 With daily Food in Strength Renew us •, 
 And with thy Heavenly Grace bedew us, 
 
 The Bread by which we Live. 
 
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 And of thy own Free Grace Relieve us j 
 Our TrefpalTes and Sins forgive us ^ /- 
 
 As others we Forgive, 
 
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 But be from Evil our Salvation, 
 And from its Author. 
 
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 Foficr and Protccl Iicr Young; 
 Sd thy Arni all Power commanding, 
 
 Keeps me fafe in Dangers Throng. 
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 lyiercy reach'd me in the Womb i , - 
 
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 Kindly will ConduQ:" and Save me : ' 
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 His Dear Son's.not fo Beloved .' ,' "' V ^ '••/^^'• 
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 j That from Paths of Death removed ' ^ "" ' ;';' '^ 
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 Through his Word to me is given, 
 i ,Me to lead from Things External ' ■ jj 
 
 ' To the Pearly Gates of Heav'n. -. ^ \\ 
 
 j This fweet Dove with Splendor glorious •, . " 
 ' Fills my Heart,* the Light of. Faith, 
 
 Captivating Powers of Death. 
 I Over World and Hell yidorious. . " ' ^ . 
 
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 Or is quite to Nccbing come. 
 
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 Aad himfelf to Aid me pleafes." ^; '.^^ 
 
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 Th' Heav'n and Earth and all their Treafure, 
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 Ev'ry Space my Eye can meafure . -.; 
 
 Yields me Profit or Delight, ^ " * • .''\'""^ 
 j ' f^afts, and Herbs, and Fruitful Earing, 
 
 ;- In the Bottoms, on the Hills, 
 
 What the Air, or Ocean fills *, 
 EvVy where my Food appearing. ''-:\ ^ 
 
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 1- In Sleep, Death's Preludious warning, " ^-'Z- 
 
 : • He my Fainting Life fupplys. - \ '•''^•-^t 
 
 •; Grace and Mercy ev'ry Morning •; '\ p^ \^l ^ 
 
 Conftant as the Sun arifc. ' ' ' ^'*/'\'* ^ 
 
 ', I in this Worlds Errant-Mazes, *• - 
 
 Dangerous Gulfs, and Rocks unfeen, .. , ' 
 J LoH and overwhelm'd had been, 
 
 but for 'thy Indulgent Graces* \ 
 
 j All tbuigs to^ ' . '.^^y"" 
 
 O how many fad Affliftions, . • '"'t/rV" 
 
 Rais'd up by the Enemy, *: '^-^ 
 
 Prbvidentijl Rcilriaions • ^'^->^ 
 
 i Have with-hcid from hurting me? ' 
 
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 ■ Fly before th' Angelick Band, 
 
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 Ev'n his Tryals and his CroiTcs, 
 Tho' at firil they bitter be. 
 Are inflead of Hurt or LoiTes 
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 Who me Loves now thinks on mc ; 
 
 From the Worlds Captivity 
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 And its bleil Event attend: 
 Chriftian Crofles have their Meafure, ' : :- - 1 
 
 CrownM with Glory in the End. -^ 
 
 When the Winter has done Snowing, 
 
 Comes the Summer fmiling on, " " 
 
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 Joysinflead of Tears comefiowingr- - ' 
 
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 , Can in God's great Love be found ; 
 Grant, O Lord, of thy good Pleafure, 
 
 To it I may fet no Bound. 
 But with Strength of Love fupply mc. 
 
 That I may withHeart and Might 
 
 Thee Embrace both Day and Ni^ht ; 
 TiU -this Life (hall Breath deny mc^i' . = l 
 
 Jnd my Love when Time isceafi^ J I' 
 
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 What's preparMfor Mavtyrdom^^'^^:'^ ' ^^^'d^l ■?:n: 
 JBlefled as the 5oul that dies, ^'"-. ;^'-: .i V-:qiH 
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 'And thofe that beautify the Moon, •r': ..r-vrailpl^ 
 Are lefs fair than thofe that' come' ;'3.i.^ i^u n-jj'i 
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 Are thofe Sacred Fires,' which greef' I'-d cV.oJ 
 Our dry Souls with flaming Kifies, •■ ^'-^^'^ y^o nl 
 Pains difpenfmg with our Blifles./-' '^^''^ ^''^-'^^.V: 
 But fuch Pains wewifh:to conie» \'-' '-'' ^^ *'*-''\|, 
 J That briug us Crdwns of MaVtyrdoT^^' ^-^^'^^ ^'^ 
 
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 We confume in our Defire, 
 
 We'Dcfire whatvve PolTefsf — ^ 
 
 Water's but our Fires Increafc : 
 Thofe- bright Fires which arc come 
 vTo. crown our Souls with Martyrdom. 
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 "liave Open- War with Me Profeft'__"^ 
 
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 In Peace Proclaim'd throughout the Earth. .*- 
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 HisRighteoufnefs their Souls llp-rear. 
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In Heaven the Grc'dtJF HOr^H Reigns, 
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 Who him obey with winged fpecd ; - . 
 
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 All, whom his Wifdom did Create, 
 Thro' his large Empire, Celebrate 
 His Glorious Name with fweet accord : 
 With me extoll and praife the Lord. 
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 To our Redeemer God the Son, .;. 
 
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 Thy Word, thy Spirit, thy Body and Blood, 
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 My Life of Hcav'n v;ithin me. 
 
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 With /feav'ns Ivveet Notes Inspiring- 
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 By F?ich \7ith. thee Sojourning. / ,. /.--.vyic-". 
 
 Light of ray Soul, in tby bright Rays . ; ... ,: .; 
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 take my //eart," and fill it quite^ Y ./i^P * ?t i^I 
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 Who finds thee has his Pa fport given :>^f;,;rc.^/7/ 
 
 To Lifes Eternal Station. '■ .y^j. W;^::.t:^:^i^i^O -'-. 
 Ah deareft Saviour, ne'er let mc^:,li.^l.^^l!,ic^:\T 
 Expefta /yeav'ndivefl: of thee,:.;VHl>L:i:.i:i^^ tiif 
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 To be Devout alone to thee, ; -z-t: :4 / -c? v7 czri: '' •■ 
 
 Where its true F^rjdife is. . ::;^,ic^-3 -,^>.fI^« 
 
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 Thro* every Pan difperllng ; 
 Thy5pirit v/ichits Vitafshovvers 
 
 Both Soul and Ecdy picrciug. 
 So let me be all Life and Spirit^ 
 My Jffu^ all ways thee Inherit; 
 
 No Power the Grsnt Reverilng. '^ ; - 
 
 Thou art my food^ and Heavenly Feaif^' " • ^ 
 The Father's beft iJonation. 
 Which gives, when Hungry and Diftrcft, 
 
 Full Strength and Confolation, • ^ 
 
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 Let Husks which this V/orlds Swine devour 
 
 Be ne'er my Delectation. - .^-r r-irr-.-:!. ; 
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 Mod pleafant to my Tafting. 
 Who Tails mLift wifh the Draught Divine . ^ .;, 
 
 Of fwectnefs Evcrlafting. ^ -^' 
 
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 Thy Milk and Honied Streams impart^ - 
 
 Richljr for my Rcpalling. 
 
 Thou art the jyicJe wherein 1 Drcrs ^ 
 My Gem, and coftly Tiring. 
 Who deaths me with thy Righteoufner>, 
 
 The Silk to my Admiring. 
 Let me be from the Vanity 
 
 Of thiis Worlds pompous Gandery^ - - ^_ - 
 
 As Rags of Shame, Retiring. - '^"^--^ '^' 
 
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 "Thou art niy "C'^y?/r, andTmy Fence •, 
 Where fafely I rcpofc me. 
 No Enemy can drive me thence ^ 
 No Heatcaadii^*ompofeme. 
 
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 Thou art my true and dearell Friend^ / ■ - '■ v^* ^ 
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 In Storms my 5/;i|, and Anthor fure, 
 Cc7np/ifs^ and Heavenly Lo(id'fto;:e pure, 
 . In Conduifl never failing. 
 
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 When N i^ht and 5Iidc!es furroimd me; 
 yij Wealth \i time of Pinching Care. 
 
 My Hij^ht^ when Dec ps cnntouad me. 
 In BiiCcniers my Honey fweet. 
 My R<;dj^ and Shelter vv here I lit, 
 When Tempells fall around me. 
 
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 ^Thou art my Comfort when diltrelt 9 . ...,,-:. ^. .>^ 
 When freed me joyful makings, '' ^ 
 My daily Care in which I'm blell. 
 
 My Thought when I'm Awaking. . - ^^ rciT 
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 I ^ ET them give Life and Numbers to your Song-, 
 
 .S--4 And count the Glories, which to him belong. 
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 Or, as his .A<fls dtferve, fhew forth his Praife ? 
 
 All ye who fear his NamCj in That rejoyce, 
 And fhew your Heart.is cheerful by your Voice. 
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 1 OrTparkling Truths, fhine on thy Flock. 
 Thou, God in * Lm'e to know the Grace imparts 
 To call Hhn y/W;,-? in our Hearts^ 
 From Doftrincs Strange, O keep us clear ; 
 -Let us our own true A/after hear : 
 Ev'n Jefus Chriji wi[h Faith fmcere. 
 Ever Confiding, -]Q Him our KnTg-r^^-.-.i,'^' 
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 Torments great fuch heavy Brows 
 Will not long be wanting. 
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 And Death traps 
 Seize thee time mifpending, 
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 --j::Which thy Lamp fhould biighten. 
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 Look to him that gave them. ^4-:--^. 
 
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 Should furprife thee fleeping. 
 Since his Darts more fwifc than (haft 
 Fly the Winds out fliipping. 
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 5uch Saints fall, 
 Into woes and weeping, 
 Who are guardlefs fleeping, --;- riz. . • 
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 Left the World Ihould thee confTraiii, 
 Watch with fear and trembling ^ 
 Left fhe to herfelf regain 
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 In its Pride delighted. 
 
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 Taking no denyals. 
 That the Lord v?ould take away 
 5ins which cauie thy Tryals, 
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 That Death may o'er take thee. ' . ! 
 
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 With our Cries he'll be implor'dy 
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 Conquer Sin and Evil, ^ f 
 
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 El(e the Evil Time and Day .^ :'/'--— ' -}-- J-^ ' 
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 TEmptations Lord befec me round ; 
 No Place of Safety can be found : 
 I fliall a wretclied Prey be made 
 To ev'ry Lull without thy Aid. 
 
 Tempted to Vanity by Drcfs ; 
 By Meat and Di'uik unto Excefs. ' 
 \A^ant Atjxions makes \ Hi^hm'wdcd Wealth y 
 DiCc^k Imp jtl:r:t^ r^^;r5/z Health. 
 
 ■ My faithful Friends, whom moft t Love, 
 The word of Thieves too'often prove ^ 
 VVhilft Fin by them of Time deprived \ 
 Oi Timcy which ne'er 'can be retrieved. 
 
 And O yet woiTe, Vm rare at Reft 
 Ftoni Wars and Coiifiicrs in my Breafl. ' 
 Paflioii my RcLjf'/n (.\ol\ Invade ; '^ 
 llcafon my Faith dotli Captive lead. 
 
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 After my Conqueds I am Maim'd-, 
 After Repentance Fall again i 
 • When Life's renewM by 5in Tm flam.' 
 
 Soon my Devotion fiags and tires, .! • . 
 
 But rarely fenfual Joy expires. ^ 
 
 ' My Vows I break ; ro Sin I'm bent, 
 Tho' checkt with fear of Punilhmcnt. ' * 
 
 . Ill Thoughts within my Bofom dwell; 
 The Tongue's oft fct on Fire of Hell : 
 -Seated between my Brain and Heart 
 Both unto it ill Words impart. 
 
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 In this fad plight where fhall I go ? 
 There's none but God can eafe my Woe." 
 His Spirit alone can guide my way y 
 Without Him 1 fhall ever flray. 
 
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 Lord, Pardon will do little good-, ft 
 
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 Thy Powerful Aid to me afford.: ^ 
 That no PrefunijiLUOus Sin may Reign, 
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 iMy Pillions anger, Hope and Fcar^ 
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 And brought from Hcav'n a Bleffing down; 
 
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 Our Love, our Hope, our Faith, our Fear, 
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 My Words with £^^^ and SoftMcfs move ; 
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 May my chief /ludy and delight 
 Be in God's Vord both Day and Night. 
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 Him ever Love, Him ever Serve. 
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 When his Blell Will's iiiy daily Food, 
 My daily Bulinefs doing Good, 
 Blell (hall I be whilH I have Breath, 
 And Endlefs Happy after Death. 
 
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Tlieir Souls cor.id not be P^i^'ncl:s ViwAc ', 
 
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 Cares which oa Courts and Camps do vvaitj 
 King David would at Midnight rife. ' 
 [To pay his grateful Sacrifice. 
 
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 When e'er he wak'd in dead of Night 
 His thoughts of God made Noon-Day -Light. 
 I'th' Night he made his Turtle-moansv 
 rth' Night he fent his Cries and Groans. 
 
 A ftria Account with God he kept, 
 And for his Sins at Midnight wept. 
 Refleaing on his Youthful ways. 
 Whole Nights he wept and weary Days. - ^ 
 
 Whole Nights his Bed did fwim iil Tears, 
 His Soul perplext with refllefs Fears ; 
 Till Pard'ning Grace thofe Fears 3d)ourn\U 
 Thofe Tears to fprightly Glances turn'd. 
 
 Till God his Heart from Slotts Hill ^ .. \ - \ 
 
 With Joy, his Mou-.h with Praife did fill. • ^ * jj 
 
 His Pains and Grief now dormant found^*, | 
 
 Jlis Refi: with fwtet Enjoyment crown'd,^ ; : j j 
 
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 Condemn'd a triple Bond to vvcar.^ j| 
 
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 Fall in theStOLkl tb'ir Feet were made. ! • 
 
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 With ilripes their Limbs ran down in Gore: 
 With matchUfs Patience all they bore. 
 Such Holy lunKites making thcrc^ 
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 The Chains were broke, the Doors unbarr'd. 
 
 When God's true Ifrads Voice was heard." '••"'■•' 
 
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 . To After-Times it did defcend. - v r 
 At Midnight they would wake from fleep ; 
 Chrifl's Spirit with them the Watchdid keep. 
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 The Throne of Grace they did Befiege, 
 By th' Eucharilt rhemielvcs oblige 
 Their Word to keep, the Tnithto fpcak, 
 And ne'er their Maftcrs Laws to break. 
 
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 Nay fome fo Bold and Fervent were, 
 They with Solemiiity did Swear, 
 J ;;,j J They would not from their Knees arife, 
 
 . Till God had heard their Pray'rs and Cries* 
 
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 Their Zeal fo glowing and devout 
 Like th' AUarVlrc it ne'er v/ent out. . 
 ^ JButO my Coldnefsand my Sloth 
 ' To God's pure Woflhip and his Truth ! 
 
 * f might with Canaaas Grapes be fed, 
 With Keav'nly Manna for my ^jread : • 
 Yet Husks I feed on Day by Day •, 
 And feldom is God's Word my Stay. 
 
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 How fnall I Lord, thy Pardon crave, 
 Who on my Self :;■) ^[crcy hive ? 
 How fhajl Italic ^ 1 [eav'ns Delight 
 Wlio with l^Q S-.v i:.^^ hive Appetite ? 
 
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 While here I'm by the World befet, \ 
 
 Earths Comforts v/ill, like //4;;2*?«'s Fcaft, \ 
 Attended be by Death at laft. 
 
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 Unlefi God'< Laws a Relifh give. 
 While I in Peace and Plenty Live, 
 More true and lafling to my Mind, 
 Than Worldlings in their Mammon f^ai, 
 
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 5ince then fo much is pad oth* Night, 1 
 
 And Day approaches with its Light ^ \ 
 
 May I the Deeds of Daiknefs Ihun j ^ ' | 
 The Armature of Light put on. . ,•' • \ 
 
 -Tije Breall-plate firm of Faith and Love ; J 
 
 And Hope, the Helmet from above. jj 
 
 Teach me thy Spirits Sv/ord to wield ; * . ^' 
 
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 ^ Lord ftrengchen me, that fo I may 
 
 Walk honcfliy as ia the Day : .^ . :^; -. - ;; 
 
 Not in Strife, Envy, or Excels, "^■-'^ ^'.- \ 
 
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 Place their Felicity. ^i-ri^i^r;^:;^^^:) 
 
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 7r/«j for Love of thee; ^ -- 
 
 Some fail thro' furging Seas 
 In daily Jeopardy ; ■ 
 Hazarding Life and Limbs , 
 
 To be Enrich'd thereby. 
 5ome toil at home therefore- 
 
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 Heay'n Earth, and all therein, 
 
 Life, Limbs thou ^.'^avcfc mc. 
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 And the Fielh trouble me> >. 
 The Devil would me devour. 
 
 My Refuge is to thee. 
 Tho' Heav'n and Earth fhould fair. 
 
 And all perplexed be ; 
 Thou art, and ever fhalt 
 
 My Joy and Comfort be. _ : 
 
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 What can this wretched World 
 Replete with mifery, , 
 Yield to delight my 5oul, 
 
 Made for Eternity. 
 All is vain, all is frail. 
 
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 All Earthly Pleafures fail : ... • 
 
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 Life and Food unto mc. 
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 To my Ear melody ^ 
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 Me from my Reft would fever. 
 Td own thy Truth with Heart and Mouth, , * 
 
 Before thy Scepter falling : '• , .-_.^.. .^J.' 
 Thy Spirit in me, of Liberty, ^ ;iv/" - 
 
 ThQQ j^bba Father calling. 
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 O fix thou me frotr felf fet free, 
 In thee my Habitation. 
 With Chrift thy Son my Head made one. 
 
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 ^hy^^ill be known, thy Horn be blown 7\ ^^r'' 
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 Every Evening ihc Sun fct. 
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 Thro' Chrifl the Lord's rnofi: glorious Wounds. 
 Their Number's FivC) and iMufick's Five 
 Love's moil harmonious Concord give. 
 No Notes fo clear, nor Voice fo fvvcct 
 As grateful Praife at Jefiis Feet. 
 Strike up again, charm Ears and Hearts •, ' ' 
 
 The Spheres and Heav'ns will bear their Parts^ 
 
 Ye Heiiv'niy Hofus, that 5ung on High^.^. 
 When Jefiis did in th' Manger lie, "'-v 
 Defcend and with us joyn, let's all 
 Together down before him fall. 
 Then Rif' and 5ing, to God on high, 
 Be Glory Peace on Earth ; and cry. 
 Good VV I to ch' Male and Female Train* 
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 All Glory be to God on high. 
 On Earth, Peace and Profoerity. 
 Be thofe that bear his Image Bleft. 
 To all Inferior Creatures Reft. 
 Hallelujah ! The Lord does Reign j 
 All things are now Reftor'd again. '^' 
 The 5on Rcfign the Kingdom fhall : 
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 DcMnco 3S-297 
 
 
Lyra David ip??.