1/ HYMN 172. C. M. Barby. [b *] Twas kindled in his breast; -When hasting to Jerusalem, He march'd before the rest! o 2 Good-will to men, and zeal for God, His ev'ry thought engross: • He longs to be baptiz'd with blood! He pants to reach the cross! e 3 With all his suff'rings full in view, And woes, to us unknown, o Forth to the task his spirit flew'Twas love that urg'd him on. e 4 Lord, we return thee-what we can! Our hearts shall sound abroad, Salvation, to the dying MAN, And to the rising GOD! -5 And while thy bleeding glories here, Engage our wond'ring eyes; We learn our lighter cross to bear, And hasten to the skies. COWPER. HYMN 173. 8,7 & 4. Helmsley. [*] e 1 H Sounds aloud from Calvary; ARK! the voice of love and mercy, d See, it rends the rocks asunder Shakes the earth, and veils the sky! e Hear the Saviour-dying-cry. d e Saints, the dying words record. d Finish'd-all the types and shadows Finish'd-all that God had promis'd; -Saints, from hence your comforts draw. 1 o 4 Ransom'd ones, approach the table— -Christ has borne the heavy load. a Glory to the bleeding Lamb! BURDER'S COL HYMN 174. 7s. Fairfax. [*b] L e While I see him on the tree, a Weep-and bleed-and die for me! p Ah! my soul, he bore thy load; "Sinner, wipe thy tears away, --4 While I hear this grace reveal'd, d 5 Farewell, world, the gold is dross, From the law, and sin, and thee! e Now no more my own, but thine. 1 HYMN 175. H. M. Bethesda. [*] H Celestial Fountain, hail! Thy streams salvation bring, The waters never fail: Still they endure, and still they flow, 2 Blest be His wounded side, Such favours to impart. His sacred blood shall make us clean 3 To that dear source of love, Lord, call the nations home; That Jew and Greek, with rapt'rous songs, 1 ING, ye redeemed of the Lord, Pilgrims, for Zion's city bound, 2 See the fair way his hand has rais'd, 3 Nor ravening lion shall destroy, o 4 A hand Divine shall lead you on, o 5 These garlands of immortal joy While sorrow, sighing, and distress, g 6 March on in your Redeemer's strength; Pursue his footsteps still; And let the prospect cheer your eye, DODDRIDGE. HYMN 177. 8 & 7. Drummond. [*] Safety and Happiness of Zion. Isa. xxxiii, 20, 21. | LORIOUS things of thee are spoken, 1 GLORIOUS of the e He whose word cannot be broken, Form'd thee for his own abode : g On the rock of ages founded What can shake thy sure repose? Well supply thy sons and daughters, e Who can faint, while such a river, Showing that the Lord is near: Safe they feed upon the manna, Which he gives them when they pray. NEWTON. HYMN 178. L. M. God the Defence of Zion. Blendon. [*] Ezek. xlviii, 35. S birds their infant brood protect, A wings them; Thus saith the Lord to his elect, d "So will I guard Jerusalem." e 2 And what then is Jerusalem, This darling object of his care? Where is its worth in God's esteem? a Who built it?-Who inhabits there? -3 Jehovah founded it in blood, The blood of his incarnate Son; There dwell the saints, once foes to God, The sinners, whom he calls his own. 4 There, tho' besiegid on every side, Yet much belov'd, and guarded well; o From age to age they have defi'd d Her name is call'd, "THE LORD IS THERE;" COWPER. HYMN 179. 8 & 7. Drummond. [*] Future Peace and Glory of Zion. Isa. lx, 15, 20. TEAR what God the Lord hath spoken, "O my people, faint and few; HE Comfortless, afflicted, broken, Fair abodes I build for you: -Scenes of heartfelt tribulation Shall no more perplex your ways: d You shall name your walls SALVATION,And your gates shall all be praise." b 2 There like streams that feed the garden, 3 Ye, no more your sans declining, o God will rise, and shining o'er you, g He the Lord will be your glory, God your everlasting light. COWPER. HYMN 180. L. M. Worship. [b] 1 INDULGENT Sou'why gracious ear? NDULGENT Sov'reign of the skies, While feeble mortals raise their cries, e 2 How shall thy servants give thee rest, |