5 Him thy deliv'rer thou shalt proves Then plead his power and trust his love, 6 His purpose sov'reign grace, And thou in heaven shall see his face, There thou on glory's blissful shore, And his unchanging love adore, L HYMN 136. L. M. The stony heart. ORD hear a burd'ned sinner mourn, Thy tender mercies O impart ! And take away this stony heart. 2 'Tis this hard heart which links me down, 3 'Tis this hard heart my gracious Lord, 4 Tis this hard heart whose bold reply, 5 'Tis this hard heart I feel within, 6 'Tis this hard heart which dares withstand, "Tis this hard heart which day by day, 8 Sure the bless'd day will shortly come, F HYMN 137. L. M. Meditation on the Lord's day morning. AR from my soul, O sleep! retire; To things immortal I aspire Things of a noble, heavenly kind. 2 This is the day that Jesus bid Defiance to the conquer'd grave; He rose, a victor from the dead, A glorious Saviour, strong to save. 3 He rose-a proof that we shall rise,` 4 To day his hera Ids loud proclaim Through the exalted Saviour's name, 5 To-day to Zion's hill we go, With joyful hearts and willing feet; 6 To-day we join to supplicate 7 O Jesus! we shall meet in vain, Languid, indifferent and cold. 8 Thou source of light and life divine! 9 O give us each a sweet foretaste 10 Hasten, and bring the period round,. In one assembly shall be found, To praise the faithfulness of God. JE HYMN 138. C. M. The victorious charms of eternal love. my love supreme, ESUS demands My heart prepare and welcome him, 2 No seraph in the heav'nly groves, He shines among a thousand loves, 3 The charms of my redeemer's face, 4 His natures! O how pure and white ! "Glorious in holiness !". How dazzling to immortal sight, The lustre of his dress! 5 But he acquired that ruddy hue 6 Still as a Lamb that's newly slain, 7 His bleeding wounds and scars possess Merits that never waste; The riches of his righteousness, 8 The mediator's glories join Jehovah Jesus' charms combine- 9 O take my heart eternal love! And there erect thy throne; To thee, let all its passions move, There centre, thou alone. HYMN 139, YOME away to the skies, And rejoice in the day thou wast born Come exulting away, And with singing to Zion return. Though our bodies continue below :: The redeem'd of the Lord, We remember his word, And with singing to paradise go. 3 With singing we praise By our heavenly father bestow'd : From his bounty, and live To the honor and glory of God. 4 For thy glory we are Created to share, Both the nature and kingdom divine ; Created again, That our souls may remain In time and eternity thine. 5 With thanks we approve The design of thy love, Which hath join'd us in Jesus's name; So united in heart, That we never can part, |