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A47096 A banquetting-house full of spiritual delights: or, Hymns and spiritual songs on several occasions Century. I. By Elias Keach, minister of the Gospel. Keach, Elias. 1696 (1696) Wing K108A; ESTC R216613 40,701 141

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Wrath he might set free 6 When no other way found could be By infinite Wisdom and Skill Rather than we should Perish he His pure and precious Blood did spill 7 O how dear were our Souls to him Though fallen by Iniquity He pitty'd us when in our Sin And in our room and stead did Die. 8 A human Soul Christ Jesus takes And with our Flesh himself doth cloathe And our Salvation undertakes When justly he our Souls might loathe 9 Nay more he makes our Case his own And on himself he takes our Sins And tho' the weight doth press him down He will indure our Sufferings 10 He sweats great Drops of clodded Blood Suffers himself to be betray'd By his false Servant for our Good In Purple Robes he is array'd 11 Thus a Fool 's Garment Jesus wore And a Mock Scepter in his Hand His Head with Thorns is Crown'd Tore Encompass'd round with a strong Band 12 Of Armed Enemies and they Cry out to Pilate Crucifie This Impostor out of the Way Save Barrabas let Jesus Die 13 How grievously do they disgrace Their only Lord and Saviour Him they Blind-fold Spit on his Face And seem as tho' they would Devour 14 With Mocks and Taunts him they do urge But like a Lamb silent is he Whilst Pilate his Body doth Scourge And to his Death they all agree 15 His Countenance already marr'd And that more than any beside His Body too dreadfully scarr'd With Wounds and Bruises very wide 16 But their Malice is not yet spent On his bless'd Back they lay his Cross To slay him they are fully bent And to it Jesus Nailed was 17 His Arms his Legs they stretched are And fastned are his Feet and Hands He 's lifted up into the Air On the Earth his Cross fixed stands 18 And now behold your dying Lord Into his side the Spear is run And forth his Blood gusheth abroad O see See what your sins have done 19 O nearest dearest dying Friend Risen and Ascended again Thou dearly Lov'dst us to the end Our Love for our sins thou wast slain 20 Hallelujahs Eternal Praise Unto our loving Lovely King Thy dying Fame fain would we Raise And to thy Name more Honour bring HYMN 4. To be Sung at the Sacrament 1 THe most holy Anointed One born of a Virgin Poor Of David's Race is come and gone and again at the Door 2 A life of Sorrow did he Live for his beloved Spouse And for her Sin his Life did give because he had her chose 3 Before all time to be his Bride on her he set his Heart T was her Eternal Good he Ey'd even when he did Part 4 With his most glorious Royalty which he enjoy'd above To be cloath'd with Humanity O! 't was Eternal Love 5 Which moved him thus to descend from his Pallace on high He had engag'd to be her Friend from all Eternity 6 Therefore on her behalf he came perfectly to fulfil The holy Law and kept the same according to God's will 7 On her behalf he undertook God's dreadful Wrath to bear A while by Mercy was forsook whilst Justice took his share 8 That from Wrath she might be set free he endured her shame And for her made a Curse was he to clear her of the same 9 What matchless boundless Love is this there 's none to Parrallel The same O no Love like to his it doth so far excell 10 That 't is beyond all express'on utter'd it cannot be By finites it cannot be known Angels but in part see 11 Infinite Love 's out of our sight yet do we it believe It doth our souls greatly delight tho' it we can't conceive 12 This glorious Jem of Light was led as a Malefactor Thrust forward Spit on Buffetted and brought unto the Bar 13 Of sinful dust there to be Try'd as tho' he Guilty were Favour unto him is deny'd tho' faultless and most clear 14 'T was for our Sakes our sins were laid on him he bore our blame All we like Lost Sheep from him stray'd and he to Save us came 15 He 's Mask'd Smitten and Scourg'd is he the Jews Cry Crucifie Crucifie him fain would we see him gasp for Life and Die 16 He bears his Cross to it he 's Naild innocent Legs and Arms Are stretched wide his Spirits faild whilst Enemies by swarms 17 Encompass the most cursed Tree on which Dear Jesus hangs A piercing sight it is to see our Saviour with Death's Pangs 18 The Spear is ran into his Side and out the Blood doth spring Thus for us our Dear Jesus dy'd as a Peace-Offering 19 To expiate Sin and appease the Wrath of God that so He might procure our lasting Ease this did Christ undergo 20 Eternal Praises to thy Name O thou our dearest Friend Help us to spread abroad thy Fame and Love Thee to the End HYMN 5. The Saints have no cause of servvile fear 1 WIth what sweet Spiced Wines O Lord Our drooping Spirits thou dost chear What Cordial dost thou afford Thy darlings have no cause to fear 2 A rich Banquet thou dost provide For thy Saints to thee they are dear Tho' sometim●s thy face thou dost hide Thy Darlings have no cause to fear 3 Thou Lead'st us into Shady Groves And shew'st thy self unto us there Where we are Sollac'd with thy Loves Thy Darlings have no cause to fear 4 In pleasant Pastures Fresh and Green By Water streams both Sweet and Clear Thy Purchas'd Flocks Feed and are Seen Thy Darlings have no cause to fear 5 Thou art our Bridegroom to thy Bride With Smiles not Frowns thou dost appear And by the Arm thou dost her guide Thy Darlings have no cause to fear 6 Like to a Queen Array'd is she And with thy Beauty fair and clear She Shines in her no Spot dost see Thy Darlings have no cause to fear 7 To thee with a Shrill Voice she 'll Sing Thou art her Joy her Love her Dear Her Souls delight her Lord her King Thy Darlings have no cause to fear HYMN 6. To spread abroad the Fame of God is the Saints Duty 1 JEhovah take the Praise Which is due to thy Name Help us thy Majesty to Please And spread abroad thy Fame 2 Our Persons thou hast chose To Save us thy Son came Let us savingly with him close And spread abroad thy Fame 3 His Righteousness doth hide Our Nakedness and Shame To tune his Praise Lord our Tongues guide And spread abroad thy Fame 4 Thy Divine Grace infuse Our Affections inflame Thy Statutes and Judgments let 's chuse And spread abroad thy Fame 5 Thy pure Image restore At thy Glory let 's aim Thy Holiness O let 's adore And spread abroad thy Fame 6 New-born Lord let us be And not remain the same We are by Nature but like Thee And spread abroad thy Fame HYMN 7. Hope the Anchor of the Soul 1 COme let us sing Jehovah's Praise His Grace and Love let us display With Joy let 's keep on in
43. God disappoints his Peoples Enemies 1 GOD is the Lord Dominion and Power 's in his Hand His Will and Pleasure he hath done all are at his Command 2 Our Enemies what can they do let them use all their Pow'r Altho' they furiously pursue God can them soon devour 3 Let them use all their Wit and Skill God's People to annoy God he 'll disappoint all and will each one of them destroy 4 Tho' into many straits we fall God able is to Save And to bring us out of them all he 'll raise us from the Grave 5 The Lord is good he intends good and will bring good on all He 'll Cherrish Nourish he 'll give Food his Loving Kindness shall 6 Encompass them that do Believe and in his Goodness trust But such who sinfully deceive themselves away he 'll thrust 7 O! let each Soul lift up his Voice and Hymn forth the Lord's Praise Ye People of the Lord rejoyce in your God all your Days HYMN 44. An Hymn Sung on a Thanksgiving-Day at Curriers-Hall 1 LEt England sing Jehovah's Praise Our God and Saviour for he Doth yet not fill us with our Ways ' Tho' exceeding sinful we be 2 How justly might he long ago Poured his fierce Wrath upon us And after our Hearts still we do And rather wax yet worse and worse 3 Gospel Priviledges abound And many Warnings he doth give Yet in her sins England is found And unto God she doth not live 4 O! Lord how great is thy Goodness Let it us to Repentance lead That so this Land thou mightest Bless In Sin no more let us proceed 5 Unto thy Glorious Praise we sing For great is thy Salvation Which thou hast shew'd unto our King Both while Abroad and coming Home 6 And since he hath come Home thou 'ast say'd From the danger of Sickness and The Mercies which of thee we crav'd Thou 'ast freely poured on this Land 7 Both King and Subjects do rejoyce In the rich Bounty of the Lord And we bless thee with Heart and Voice For what to us thou dost afford HYMN 45. On the Divine Spirit 's Conduct 1 TO the Spirit of Holiness come O! come let us sing He who reveals Christ's Righteousness who us to him doth bring 2 That through him access we might have to the Father of Lights Who down from Heav'n us hath gave sweet Comforts and Delights 3 He who helps our Infirmities who teacheth us to Pray And with incessant Fervent Crys informs us what to say 4 He who in us dwells and abides and never leave us will Altho' sometimes his Face he hides he remains with us still 5 To him let 's sing his Fame let 's spread who our great Pilot is The Soul through Seas he'ath Pilotted and will Land safe in Bliss 6 Where with the Heav'nly Quire we Halelujahs shall sing And there our Saviour we shall see our Lord our Love our King HYMN 46. An Hymn that was Sung at the Baptizing-place 1 O! How Glorious art thou O Lord thy Countenance is sweet Our Souls cannot be satisfy'd until with thee wee meet 2 Each Ordinance is a dry Breast unless therein we find Thy Presence our Souls take no Rest thy Love runs in our Mind 3 Thy undeserv'd Eternal Love O! this 't was moved thee To leave thy August Throne above our Souls from Death to free 4 'T was Love which moved thee to Dye and suffer in our stead How near our Hearts Lord should'st thou ly who for our sins did bleed 5 In the Sepulchre thou wast laid when Crucify'd and Dead Tho' awhile by Death thou wast stay'd yet quickly ascended 6 Above the reach of Enemies unto thy Father dear In whose most glorious Presence thou for us dost now appear 7 Thy Praise Lord Jesus we would sing and desire that we may Honour and Love thee as our King and thy Commands Obey 8 Ev'n those which are despis'd by Men and are contrary to The ease of th' Flesh willingly them we would obey and do 9 Lord without Partiality the Laws we would Observe With thy whole Will we would comply and never from it swerve 10 Great cause have we to do the same for then we know we shall Appear before thee without shame thy Friends thou wilt us Call 11 And in our Minds O Lord what Ease at present do we find Very much Joy and inward Peace have they which thy Law mind 12 Thy People are thy Spouse thy Bride in them thou dost Delight In pleasant Paths thou dost them guide in thy Light they see Light 13 They see they fear they feel they taste this Peace thy Joy thy Love And an Eternal joy thou hast for each of them above 14 What cause have they to joy in thee who do already find Much Pleasure in thy Ways and see Eternal Bliss behind 15 Thou art our nearest dearest Friend our Life our Love our Light With Joy let 's serve thee to the End O thou our Souls Delight HYMN 47 The Saints are Christ's by Choice his Fathers Donation his own Purchase and Conquest 1 OUt of the world Christ he hath chose A People which he calls his own And they are such who with him close And whom he never will disown 2 They are all his by Donation The Father gave them unto him He'ath undertook their Salvation And in his Blood wash'd them from Sin By Purchase they are his he'ath Bought Them all with his most Precious Blood He himself their Salvation wrought And for them Meritted all Good 4 By Pow'rfull Conquest they are his Sin Death Devil and Law by him Are overcome the Day is his And he subdues all Foes within 5 They are his own by Covenant And that from all Eternity And not one Soul of them shall want True and Lasting Felicity 6 They 're his Joynture Inheritance And unto him they have resign'd Themselves and if they 've but a glance Of 's Face what Joy and Peace they find 7 With Joyfull Lips O! then they Sing Unto their dearest Lord their Love Their Friend their Bridgroom their King And long to see his Face above HYMN 48. A Hymn Sung at the Lords Supper 1 THe Debt is paid our Lord hath Dy'd Tho we have greatly Sinn'd Yet he hath Justice Satisfy'd and the whole Law fullfill'd 2 His Heart was Holy his Life Pure yet our sins did he bear And in our stead the Curse indure that through him we might share 3 Of Pardon Peace of I ife and Light Grace and Glory also Those who Believe are his Delight For them thus did he do 4 His Right'ousness imputed is to all who in him Trust Their bodies he will bring to Bliss after they 're lain in Dust 5 And when they Dye their Souls on high Mounts up with Eagles Wings And there is Cloath'd with Majesty and among Angels Sings 6 'Mong Golden Trees of Pleasures they with great Joy walk and in Silver Streams of Delight they may and do with gladness swim
End 4 Grant us true Faith that we may see and prize Christ our dear Friend In all we do still let 's eye thee O keep us to the End 5 That thy Word may really affect our Hearts thy Spirit send That so our Feet he may direct O keep us to the End 6 Lord keep us from Iniquity thee let us not Offend Then shall we sing Harmoniously O keep us to the End HYMN 30. On depending on Divine Strength 1 GLory unto thy holy Name Lord thou art our best Friend O let us spread abroad thy Fame and on thy Strength depend 2 'T is thy Command that we should trust on thee unto the End Thy Love O let us ne'er distrust But on thy Strength depend 3 And hereby we do Honour thee it is the very End Of thy gracious Promise and we Would on thy Strength Depend 4 It is our Mercy that we may and that thou wilt befriend All those who on thy Promise stay And on thy Strength depend 5 Help us thy praise O Lord to sing and thy Glory intend Who art our Love Saviour and King On thy Strength let 's depend HYMN 31. On Forgiveness of Sin 1 LOrd help us thy Love to Admire and Mercy to accept Thou art thy Peoples Hearts desire Pardon let 's not reject 2 All Laud and Praise to thee we give The Holy Three in One Who dost our Trespasses forgive yea all Sin except One. 3 Great Sins and Horrid Blasphemies thy free Grace doth Pardon Transgressions and Iniquities yea all Sin except One. 4 The worst of Sinners who Believe and for a Pardon come Thou Pardonest and dost receive yea all Sin except One. 5 The Vile the Drunkard yea the Proud if Penitent may run Thou Pardon'st all that to thee croud yea all Sin except One. 6 Now such may sing thy Praise who were by Sin Lost and Vndone For through Christ's Blood they Pardon'd are and all Sin except One. HYMN 32. On Divine Mercy 1 THe Lord Jehovah dwells on high yet doth he himself bow To look ●'t'h Earth and doth espy what e'er is done below 2 All things before him Naked are he sees each secret Place No secret Sin but it is bare and open to his Face 3 Yet he would not have Sinners Dye and Perish in their Sin But first of all he doth draw nigh and bid them turn to him 4 Pardoning Grace he gives to them that lay hold on his Son For sin he will not him Condemn that doth to Jesus come 5 Faith Repentance Lord do thou give to Sinners otherwise A Godly Life they will not Live but still thy Word despise 6 But if thy Grace thou dost impart a Change will soon appear Such then will Praise thee with their Heart and by thy Word will steer HYMN 33. God a good Master 1 O! what Incouragements have we to Walk in thy blest Ways O! who would not Lord Worship Thee and Serve thee all their Days 2 A better Master we can't serve for Power Dignity From thy Service let us ne'er swerve to our Iniquity 3 Our Time 's but short O! let us keep thy Way which is the best Until by Death we fall Asleep and sweetly take our Rest 4 Give Repentance that Sinners may forsake the Ways of Sin Direct them Lord into thy Way help them to walk therein 5 And remove ev'ry Objection which against it they make That they may seek Salvation before it be too late 6 Do this and then they will Rejoyce and sing thy Praises forth They 'll Praise thee with both Heart Voice who'rt God o'er all the Earth HYMN 34. Saints afraid to Sin 1 QUick Apprehensions have all those who an Heart of Flesh have And they are such whom God hath chose such whom he 'll surely Save 2 They soon perceive a Threat a Frown the hidings of God's Face And when perceiv'd they soon fall down and seek unto his Grace 3 Small Trespasses cause such to Grieve and Wound their very Souls They run to Christ and to him cleave on his Obedience rowls 4 When God Commands they instantly yield up themselves to him And with his Holy Will comply turn from and leave their Sin 5 They dare not Act unless they have Authority from God They Mourn for Sin and Pardon Crave at the sight of the Rod. 6 A tender Heart O Lord us give an Heart of Flesh that so Unto thy Glory we may live and in thy Statutes go 7 Thy Name with Joy then shall we Praise and in Hymns to thee sing Thy Fame and Honour we shall raise who art our Lord and King HYMN 35. On the Sacrament of the Supper 1 O! what Varieties are here prepared by our Lord O! what rich Wines what dainty Chear doth he our Souls afford 2 His Blood his Flesh Himself he gave to Drink to Feed upon He parts with all our Souls to save which by Sin were undone 3 Our Love our Bridegroom Jesus came into th' World that he Might take away our Guilt and Shame and from Wrath set us free 4 Praise Christ the Lamb all you that can set your Seal to this Truth Ye Virgins all both Great and Small praise him both Age and Youth 5 Behold and see Christ on the Tree with eye of Faith behold Rather than we should Cursed be dear Jesus bare Sin would 6 See in your stead how Christ doth Bleed there 's no Love like to this He Dies and this doth undergo to bring our Souls to Bliss 7 Into his Side the spear doth glide and forth the Blood doth spring On the Cross spread while thus he bled look is not this your King 8 And can we see our dearest Lord thus made a Sacrifice For Sin and not a Tear afford what see this with dry Eyes 9 What Adamants what Stony Hearts have we within our Breasts Our dearest Lord with his Life parts and what our Hearts at Rest 10 O! how can we be unconcern'd at such a Sight as this He Crys and what not we Allarum'd O! do we know who ' t is 11 It is the Lord God's only Son the most express Image Of the brightness of his Person who for us did engage 12 With God from all Eternity most faithfully to Pay Our grievous Debts as our Surety and bear the Curse away 12 Christ hath bore all therefore such shall escape it certainly Ev'n such who are in him shall share of true Felicity 14 O! let each Man that Loves the Lamb let Virgins every one Exalt his Name and spread his Fame and think on what he'ath done 15 Lord tune our Hearts that we may Sing our dull Affections raise That we may bring our Thank-Off'ring our Offerings of Praise 16 Thou dost us call to Glorify thy sacred Name and we Desire the same to Magnify but how backward we be 17 O! Call us Own us for thy Bride thy Spouse yea thy Delight Thy Countenance O do not hide let 's see thy Beauty bright 18 That Charmed with thy Smiles
7 The most Soul Charming Musick 's there most sweet Melodious Song With Joy they Elivated are in ' th midst the splended Throne 8 Of Seraphims and Cherubims sollac'd with Divine Love In th' presence of the King of Kings no Joy like that above 9 O! help us Lord while here below to tune thy Praises forth Let us thy self Savingly know who'●● God o'er all the Earth HYMN 49. Christ the Saints Advocate On our Deliverance from the late Horrid Conspiracy IN the Court of the Glorious King of Kings we have a Friend Who for us Obtains each Blessing and will unto the End 2 Hence 't is we are preserv'd from ill and Grace in us secur'd He did to this end his Blood spill and thereby hath procur'd 3 The Grace and Mercy which we have and whatsoe'r we need And in Distress God doth us Save and our Foes don't succeed 4 Sing to the Lord O Praise his Name who greatly doth us cheer Let each Soul spread abroad his Fame who for us doth appear 5 When Devil Pope and the French KING and many more beside Would misery upon us bring Success is them deny'd 6 By human Skill they laid their Snare slyly our Lives to catch And were not in the least aware that Christ was on his Watch. 7 While they design to Ruin his our Lord laught them to Scorn The Bulls of th' Forrest their prey miss and soon pull in the Horn. HYMN 50. On the sad Condition of such who are destitute of the Divine Spirit 1 SIng to the Lord with chearful Voice Who doth his Spirit to us give O! what cause have we to Rejoyce Ev'n all the time we have to live 2 Sad is the case of such who are Without this holy Spirit they In the least measure have no share In Christ the Truth the Life the Way 3 They 're Dead in Trespasses and Sins Ly under the Curse of the Law Have no right to Christ's Sufferings God them to Christ doth never draw 4 They 're Slaves to Satan and are led By the Spirit of Errors and By th' Wicked Spirit Ruined Yet the same do not understand 5 They Read and Hear say their Pray'rs But nothing they the better are Altho' Church-Members yet they 're heirs Of Death and of Wrath shall they share 6 Greatly Lord we thy Love admire Who giv'st us divine Life and Light Thy gracious Presence we desire And in thy Holy Word delight HYMN 51. The Holy Spirit ought to have Divine Worship and Praise 1 LEt such whose Eyes are Opened Gods free Grace to behold Such who are Regenerated who by faith have took hold 2 On Jesus Christ O! let such sing to the Spirit high Praise Let them their Thank-Offering bring his Fame and Glory raise 3 He their great Guide and Leader is in th' Paths of Truth and Peace Until he'ath brought them unto Bliss unto Eternal Ease 4 Glory to Father and to th' Son who doth the Spirit send To guide us safely to our Home as a most Cordial Friend 5 Angels and Men well wonder may at undeserved Grace That God should lead Rebels in th' way to Bliss and them Embrace 6 That God should set his Heart upon Sinners of a deep dy By Sacrificing his own Son their Persons Dignify HYMN 52. Saints Militant rejoyce at the views of the Joys of the Saints Triumphant 1 HIgh Praises unto God let 's sing the God of Pow'r and Might Our Sacrifice of Thanks we bring to thee Lord 't is thy Right 2 And thine only to thee belongs Divine Worship alone Lord thou hast mighty Crouds and Throngs of Angels round thy Throne 3 Admiring and Adoring Thee most sacred Majesty With great Amazement there they see in part thy bright Glory 4 The Church Triumphant there above exalted by thy Son Taste the Fruits of Eternal Love each one hath on his Crown 5 Of Endless Glory which doth shine far brighter than the Sun Lord look on us for we are thine tho' far distant from Home 6 We trust thy Spirit will us guide until we do ascend The Mount of Joy let it abide with us Lord to the end HYMN 53. On Pardon of Sin through Christ's Death 1 GOD forgives Sin yea every sin to each believing Soul Most graciously he recieves him who on Jesus doth rowl 2 All such Mens sins imputed were to Jesus on the Tree And by his Sufferings we are from Punishment set free 3 In our very room Christ did stand and bore the dreadful blow Of Divine Wrath from the Lord's Hand to save us from that Woe 4 So much Wrath as sin did deserve and as God's Law did threat Whate'er Divine Justice did Crave our Saviour did compleat 5 Christ by his Blood hath Purchased pardon of every sin Which shall be fully possessed by all Chosen in him 6 Come sing O sing thy Praise we sing who our Redeemer art We'd love and own thee for our King and ne'er from thee depart HYMN 54. Saints long for the Return of the Light of God's countenance 1 LIft up thy Countenance O Lord and make thy face to shine Upon us Lord one smile afford thy Love 's better than Wine 2 With shame of Face we do confess our sins have caused thee To hide thy Face nevertheless once more thy Face let 's see 3 Return Return Return to us make haste Lord come away Lord carry it no longer thus O! make no longer stay 4 Our Spirits faint our Hearts are sad for want of thy Presence Our Souls were never throughly glad since thou departed hence 5 O turn to us turn once again our suit do not deny Remit our sin wash out our stain tho' 't is of a deep Dy. 6 For Jesus's sake then shall we sing forth aloud thy high Praise Who art our rightful Lord and King and dost justly always HYMN 55. Sinners invited to Christ and Saints exhorted to Praise him 1 YE foolish sinners wherefore do You spend your days and strength in vain And lying Vanities pursue What think you this way to obtain 2 Salvation is not to be had Out of Christ but there 's all in him All you in him sing and be glad For you have all Pardon of sin 3 You Heav'n-born Souls exalt his Name Unto him sing with cheerful Voice See that you spread abroad his Fame And evermore in him Rejoyce 4 He 's All in All he 's your Portion There 's none else can do your Souls good Trust only to what he hath done For Pardon fly unto his Blood 5 Come sinners come to th' Fountain come That your Filth may be wash'd away Ye Scarlet Sinners to Christ come And let him bear your Guilt away 6 Your Saviour calls make haste to him O! put him off no longer but Come take the Pardon of your sin Venture and on him your Trust put 7 Come and your sins shall not destroy Nor ruin your Souls but you shall Go Home with your Hearts full of Joy And Jesus Christ your
and Spirits do obtain with pardon of each Sin 8 O! Sinners come Christ casts out none that unto him draw near Poor Scarlet Sinners he 'll receive Distressed Souls he 'll cheer HYMN 83. The Advantages of having the Spirit of God 1 THe Spirit 's Comforts are Exceeding high and choyce No joys with these we may compare Ye chosen ones rejoyce 2 O! he doth cheer us up In all our Troubles he With spiced Wines doth fill our Cup And from Fear sets us free 3 He comforteth the Soul And that when none else can He who on Jesus Christ doth rowl He makes a joyful Man 4 A common Conjunction Of the whole Trinity Are concern'd for our Salvation To all Eternity 5 The Father doth us love And so doth Christ the Son The Holy-Ghost will ne'r remove From us till time is done 6 To th' Trinity we sing Their Love let us admire Let fervent Love be on its Wing To God our Souls desire HYMN 84. Sinners ingratitude in refusing Christ. 1 UNto the Lord to Christ the Lord our Offering let 's bring Sinners why do you not accord to come unto this King 2 'T is great Ingratitude indeed in you who thus do slight Christ's Love who in your stead did bleed O! come to th' Prince of Light 3 O! what Contempt you east upon this Soul alluring Love Sinners whither do your Hearts run to'ards Christ why don't you move 4 O! here 's a perfect Righteousness offer'd to the undone Pardon of Sin nevertheless they unto Christ don't come 5 Rather than Christ Sinners do chuse meet Trifles empty Trash O! wherefore do you Christ refuse O! come be not so rash 6 Come come to Christ O! come to him sinners do not delay Come take the Pardon of your Sin and go joyful away HYMN 85. On the Love of God 1 WE of thy Love now Lord would sing none can it Comprehend It hath an everlasting Spring and it will never end 2 O! Love us Lord or else we Dye 't is only this we crave If thou thy Love shouldst once deny we should soon find a Grave 3 Death conquers all and all submit unto his pale Command So Love brings all unto it's Feet who are therewith enflam'd 4 The Grave is never satisfy'd no more indeed is he Who hath a taste of thy choyce Love till he enjoyeth thee 5 But Death 't is true destroys and kills thy Love doth make alive It kills our sins and we thereby do presently revive 6 Let such who know thy Love rejoyce and sing thy Praises forth For there is none Lord like to thee in Heaven nor in Earth HYMN 86. God prepares his People for his promised Good 1 TO the Eternal glorious King give Glory Honour Praise In Psalms and Hymns unto him sing own him in his own Ways 2 A new Heart and new Spirit he to his People doth give From th' Stone in th' Heart he sets them free that to him they might live 3 That each of them in Union with his Son may be brought And have with him Communion and by himself be taught 4 That he may bring upon them all the Good he'ath Promised That those Blessings on them may fall which Christ hath purchased 5 God himself undertakes all this for none else can it do That the whole Glory may be his and he himself prove true 6 That his Chosen may not dispair tho' their best strength is weak Yea tho' exceeding weak they are and their Transgressions great 7 Sing Praise admire adore free Grace electing calling Love Display his Fame before his Face whose August Throne 's above 8 Let us join with the sacred Quire of Seraphims above Exalt the Name of our desire our Lord our Friend our Love HYMN 87 All spiritual Blessings comes to us thro' Christ 1 UNto the Lord with cheerful Voice come O! come let us sing In Jesus Christ let us Rejoyce our Love our Lord our King 2 Who Loved us and shed his Blood to wash us from our Sin And to purchase for us all Good all we have comes through him 3 Newness of Heart a New Spirit God giveth for his sake Through him we hope to inherit a future Glorious State 4 Unto us he his Spirit sends our Souls to Sanctify Now he esteems us as his Friends and will Eternally 5 His Righteousness doth Justify us in his Fathers sight His Grace our Hearts doth Purify in us he takes Delight 6 His holy Spirit makes us meet for future Joy and Bliss That with Comfort we may him meet and he own us for his HYMN 88. God only the Object of Praise 1 LOrd thou art the Object of Praise thy Love we do Adore Thou dost preserve us in thy Ways and hast Grace still in store 2 To raise us if by Sin we fall glory unto thy Name Thou hearest when on thee we call help us to spread thy Fame 3 And Honour where ever we come that thy dear Saints may know What thou our God for them hast done and promised to do 4 Thou wilt enable us to walk in thy Statutes and Keep Thy way which to us thou dost Chalk and lead'st us in the Deep 5 And sacred Mysteries of thy Will O thou our Lord and King Angels above thy mind fullfill and we thy Praises sing 6 And hope e'er long with them to join ev'en with the Heav'nly Quire In tuning thy Praise for we 're thine and thou Lord our desire HYMN 89. On Divine conduct and providence respecting the Saints affictions 1 GOd hath great reason to Chastise His Saints and doth design their Good 'T is dangerous for our Hearts to rise ' Gainst him or that they should intrude 2 Into his Council to direct Him what is best for him to do This on his wisdom doth reflect The direct way us to undo 3 God hath great reason to delay Deliverance ●nto his Saints And such are quite out of their way Who foolishly make their Complaints 4 ainst his Conduct of affairs Whose eternal Council must stand To contradict the same who dares Oppose his most Sacred Command 5 God doth Afflict his Saints in Love And designs good thereby to bring Unto their Souls he 'll ne'er remove From them what cause have they to Sing 6 Come Sing let 's Sing his Praise let 's Sing His Glory O! let us display Before him let 's our Off'ring bring And on him let us our Souls stay HYMN 90 Reason why the divine Spirit ought to be praisd 1 TO the Spirit of Power we with Joyful Lips do sing We glorious things by his Light see rich Cordials doth he bring 2 Unto our doubting fainting Minds he helps us to receive Christ and hath broken up the Mines of Grace which we perceive 3 He moves and helpeth us to Pray and shews our helplesness He quickens us that so we may make out to Christ's Fulness 4 He helps us to hate and loathe Sin for Christ to forsake all And those who are thus led by him
God's Forbearance and Goodness page 21 Grace enables to walk in God's ways page 22 God softens the hard Heart page 23 God's Patience exercifed page 26 God a good Master page 39 God disapoints his Peoples Enemies page 52 God teacheth humble Souls page 69 God instructs his People page 81 God cures the Stone in the Heart page 84 God's people encouraged page 86 God's promises excellent page 90 God gives a new Heart page 101 God prepares his people for Good page 105 God the only Object of Praise page 107 Good news for great Sinners page 112 Hope the Anchor of the Soul page 13 Helpless sinners invited to Christ page 75 How Saints should be qualified page 87 How the Spirit revives drooping Saints page 93 On pardon of Sin page 25 On Covenant-Relation page 27 On Covenant Love page 28 On God's Attributes laid in Covenant page 29 On the New-Covenant page 30 On Redeeming Love page 31 On the sinfulness of Sin page 32 On depending on divine Strength page 34 On perseverance in Grace page 35 On depending on divine Strength page 36 On forgiveness of Sin page 37 On divine Mercy page 38 On obedience to the divine Law page 44 On the Gospel Message page 45 On walking in God's Statutes page 49 On the divine Spirit 's conduct page 54 On the sad condition of such who are without the divine Spirit page 62 On pardon of Sin page 65 On the folly of Sinners page 72 On Hypocrisie Unbelief c. page 100 On the Love of God page 104 On divine Conduct and Providence page 108 On sinners hard Hearts page 115 Poor sinners invited to Christ page 70 Petitions for Perseverance page 114 Petitions against Backsliding page 116 Reasons why the Spirit is to be prais'd page 109 Saints have no cause of Fear page 11 Saints not to be Dejected page 15 Saints not to be Discourag'd page 17 Saints not to be afraid page 18 Saints in the eternal Love of God page 19 Saints afraid to Sin page 40 Saints avoid Sin page 48 Saints Militant rejoyce c. page 64 Saints long for God's countenance page 67 Sinners invited to Christ page 68 Saints not to be Dejected page 80 Sinners ingratitude page 103 Spiritual blessings require thankfulness page 111 Saints not to be Discourag'd page 118 To spread the Fame of God c. page 12 To observe God's Commandments page 24 The Saints are Christ's by choice page 58 The holy Spirit to be Worshipped page 63 The divine Spirit may not be withdrawn page 74 The Love c. of God in Govenant page 76 The way of God's Precepts pleasant page 85 The danger of trusting a false Faith page 92 The advantages of having God's Spirit page 102 The stone in the Heart cur'd page 113 The happiness of al renew'd Heart page 117 A Banquetting-House Full of Spiritual Delights HYMN 1. To be Sung at the Baptizing-Place 1 THe Seraphims and Cherubims Angels and Saints above Sing to the Glori'us King of kings inflam'd with divine Love 2 Among the Trees of Pleasure they with Gladness walk and in The Rivers of Delight they may and do with Pleasure swim 3 O! what Soul-charming Musick 's there what sweet Melodious Songs O how Elivated they are innumerable throngs 4 Encompass'd the bespangled Thrown of our Sacred Bridegroom And there before his Feet fall down and his high Praises Tune 5 O how they eecho forth his Praise and make the Heavens ring What Trophies of Honour they raise to him and how they Sing 6 And Warble forth their Heav'nly Notes no Tongue can it express Neither can enter in our Thoughts their Joy and Happiness 7 How gloriously are they bedeck'd with Jewels how they shine The richest Robes of th' Female Sect were not are not so fine 8 As theirs How beautiful they are how charming are their Smiles And the least thing can't enter there which pollutes and defiles 9 What pleasant looks the Lord doth give to his Darlings above With what content and joy they Live in his Eternal Love 10 O who would not but long to be in that most Glori'us Place That so they may these Creatures see and their dear Jesus Face 11 Christ from these Heavens doth look down to see his Spouse below To him each of his Saints are known our Names he well doth know 12 Their Persons and their Tryals too are well known unto him Those Sinners which him come unto he Pardon 's all their Sin 13 Those who his holy Will obey and dare not to neglect The least Command who on him stay he ever will protect 14 He 's come to visit our poor Souls his smiles they do us Charm And whosoever on him rouls shall never come to Harm 15 Both Young and Old he doth receive and in his Bosom lay The worst of Sinners who Believe he 'll conduct in his way HYMN 2. To be Sung at the Sacrament 1 BEhold saith Christ look up and see Your bleeding Dying Lord O look Come hither view me on the Tree And by my dear Father forsook 2 Behold my Wounds Darlings 't is I See here my bleeding Hands and Feet Draw near unto Mount Calvary And at the Cross your Saviour greet 3 See how I Hang behold a sight Enough to pierce a Rocky Heart In your Salvation I delight And therefore with my Life do part 4 I left my August Thrown above To come and Die this shameful Death 'T was no less than Eternal Love That brought me down upon the Earth 5 According to my Father's Will And Purpose I am hither come His holy Pleasure to fulfill And now behold my Work is done 6 His Wrath I bear the Law I 've kept And here the deadly Draught I Drink In me there was there 's no defect Yet from his Justice I 'll not shrink 7 For you I Die I breathe my last And bathed am in my own Blood That so your Souls may not be cast But obtain an Eternal Good 8 What is it Thee thou Prince of Light Our Life our Love our Joy our Friend Be thou our Eternal Delight And let our Praises never end 9 What Love is this what matchless Grace Unto us dost thou manifest That thou should'st suffer this disgrace That we with Life might be possest HYMN 3. To be Sung at the Sacrament 1 HOw Gloriously is Sion's King Exalted on his August Thrown Sweet Songs to him the Angels sing And prostrate at his Feet fall down 2 Whilst we on Earth display his Fame Who for us kept God's holy Law And Dy'd for the breach of the same Tho' himself without spot or flaw 3 When we for Sin condemned were By the impartial Decree Of Divine Justice O what care Did Jesus take our Souls to free 4 From infinite Eternal Wrath He laid his royal Robes aside And as a Servant came to th' Earth His Father's Anger to abide 5 O what a Mystery is this That God himself should cloathed be With Human Nature that all his From Death and