Enflame their minds with holy zeal

Their flocks to feed and teach; And let them live, and let them feel

The sacred truths they preach.

133.

Mortality. FOTHERINGAY. SOY'REIGN of life, before thine eye,

Lo! mortal men by thousands die: One glance from thee, at once brings down The proudest brow that wears a crown. Banish'd at once from human sight, To the dark grave's unchanging night; Imprison'd in that dusty bed, We hide our solitary head. The friendly band no more shall greet Accents familiar once, and sweet; No more the well-known features trace, No more renew the fond embrace. Yet if our Father's faithful hand Conduct us through this gloomy land, Our souls with pleasure shall obey, And follow where he leads the way. He, nobler friends than here we leave, In brighter, surer worlds can give; Or, by the beamings of his eye, A lost creation well supply.

134. Happy dying. PROSPECT.

DE

EATH cannot make my soul afraid,
If God be with me there:

Hark, they whisper! angels say,
“ Sister spirit, come away:
What is this absorbs me quite,
Steals my senses, shuts my sight,
Drowns my spirit, draws my breath;
Tell me, my soul, can this be death
The world recedes, it disappears;
Heav'n opens on my eyes; my ears

With sounds seraphic ring:
Lend, lend your wings, I mount, I fly;
O grave, where is thy victory!

O death, where is thy sting! 136. The Last Judgment. LEONI.

. HARK! hark! the trumpet's sound

!

Awakes the sleeping dead,
From op'ning graves and seas profound

They lift their head:
See! num'rous throngs arise,

Of ev'ry land and tongue;
See! gazing on the flaming skies,

Both old and young.
Earth to her centre quakes,

Prodigious mountains fall,
W bile pond'rous rocks in pieces break,

Tremendous all:
The sea, like flaming oil,

Burns with a dreadful roar,
Its furious flaming billows boil

From shore to shore,

But see the Judge descend,

In solemn pomp array'd;
And all the heav'nly hosts attend

To judge the dead:
The dead, both small and great,

Stand at his righteous bar;
While sinners tremble at his feet,

Their doom to hear.
And saints lift

up

their face With boldness to the throne, Rejoicing in the wond'rous grace

Which led them on
Through all their toils below,

While in a world of pain;
And now has brought them conqu’rors thro'
With him to reign.

Second Part.
OH! what a glorious sight,

When Jesus turns his face,
And with unspeakable delight

And wond'rous grace,
Welcomes his children in,

To take the glorious crown;
And, free from sorrow, death, and sin,

With him sit down.
But see him turn to those

Who pale and trembling stand,
Who trampled on his righteous laws,

His mild command:

With countenance severe;

And words like thunder loud,
He bids unto the bar draw near

The sinful croud,
Who hear him say, “Depart

To everlasting fire,
Where burning worms shall gnaw your heart,

But ne'er expire;
Since in your mortal state

Ye chose to serve my foe,
Ye now shall feel the dreadful weight

Of wrath below.”
And must all men be brought

Before the awful bar?
Let sinners tremble at the thought

Of judgment near!
Let saints rejoice and sing,

And praise the God of love,
Till he their happy spirits bring

To heay'n aboye!

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