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A century of select hymns. Collected out of Scripture. All to be sung in five or six tunes commonly known and practized. By W.B. Minister of the Gospel at Martins in Leicester.
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Barton, William, 1598?-1678.
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proudly spake I will pursue and overtake The spoile saith he I will divide my lust shall so be satisfied 10 Then didst thou blow with blustring force The sea returned to its course And covering them became their graves They sank as lead in mighty waves 11 Among the gods who 's like to thee Who like thee shines in sanctity Fearfull in praises as exceeds And doing rare and wondrous deeds HYMN LX Against OPPRESSION and RAPINE Prov. 4. 14 15 16. Go not with wicked men my son Go not with them I say Their crooked paths avoid and shun And come not near their way For if they do no wicked deed They take no rest at all Their sleep departs unless they speed Of making some to fall Mic. 22. Prov. 4. 17. 2. 13. They covet fields and violently They take them for a prey Oppressing Town and Family Because they bear the sway They eat the bread of wickedness And drink the wine of strife They leave the paths of Righteousness To lead a brutish life Isa. 59. 7 8. Destruction and unhappiness Are ever in their wayes And do not know the way of peace For still their Judgement strayes They make them crooked paths of sin from which they cannot cease And whosoever walks therein shall never know true peace 2. PART Prov. 1. 10 1â— 13 My son let sinners ticing thee be constantly withstood If they say come let us agree let us lay wait for blood All precious substance we shall finde to make us rich and great And with the spoil of every kinde shall fill our house compleat 14 15 16 18 Cast in thy lot among us now let us have all one purse Refrain my son and go not thou with them in this lewd course For unto rapine they run fast but lo their laying wait Shall be for their own lives at last and their own blood the bait 19 31. The projects which they prosecute shall pay them home one day And they shall eat the bitter fruit of their own cursed way Such wayes are his whoever strives his hands with blood to stain To take away the owners lives for greedinesse of gain HYMN LXI The Passion and Compassion of Christ 1 Pet. 3. 18. c. 2. 24. LO Christ hath suffered for us all the just for wicked men That he might bring us unto God now reconcil'd agen Who bare our sinnes in his own flesh upon that cursed tree That we should live to righteousnesse and dead to sin should be Isa. 53. 6 3. All we like sheep have gone astray each took his course to fall And God hath laid the load on him to answer for us all A man of sorrows sure he was and he hath born our grief Meane while we hid our face from him and gave him no relief Joh. 10. 11. Lo this is that sweet Shepherd then so infinitely good That for his sheep laid down his life and spilt his precious blood 2. PART Joh. 15. 13. Rom. 5. 7 A greater love then this hath none nor none can comprehend Then that a man should stake his life and lose it for his friend For scarce will any die for him that lives most righteously Yet haply for a special friend some one might dare to die 18. ch. 14. 9. But God commends his tender love towards us in this wise In that Christ Jesus dy'd for us when we were enemies And therefore did our Saviour die recover and revive To be the Lord both of the dead and those that are alive Heb. 13. 15. By him therefore give we to God the sacrifice of praise The gratefull fruit of thankfull lips blessing his name alwayes HYMN LXII PATIENCE Jam. 1. 4. Heb. 10. 36. LET Patience have her perfect work that ye may be entire And nothing wanting in your grace which God doth here require For ye have need of patience that having done his Will Ye may receive the Promises which God shall then fulfill c. 6. 19. Rom 5. 4. 5. 2. Co. 4. 17. For Patience works experience Experience worketh hope And hope shall never make asham'd but set the gate wide ope And lo our light affliction which is but transitory Works for us a more excellent eternal weight of glory 2 Tim. 2. 12. Jam. 5. 12. For they that suffer with the Lord shall reign with him full sure Therefore behold we count them blest whoever do endure The Peace of God and PRAYER All people c. or O Lord consider HYMN LXIII Phil. 4. 6 7. IN nothing be perplext with care but call on God for every thing And with thanksgiving in your prayer to him your sâ—pplications bring And lo the peace which God imparts past understanding to record Shall safely keep your mindes and hearts through Jesus Christ our only Lord HYMN LXIV PERSEVERANCE Heb. 3. 12 13. TAke heed my brethren lest there be in any of you all An heart of infidelitie whereby from God to fall But still exhort with mutual heed while it is call'd to day Lest any one be hardened by sins deceitful way 14. ch. 10. 23. 1 Thes. 5. 24. For we partake of Christ no doubt if we by faith sit fast So that our confidence hold out unshaken to the last Let 's hold profession fast therefore not wavering in our faith For faithful is the promiser and will do what he saith Rev. 2. 10. Be faithful to the death saith he persisting in my way And I will surely give to thee a Crown of life that day HYMNE LXV The PORTION of the little FLOCK Luke 12. 32. 1 Cor. 2. 9. FEare not O little flock and few for 't is your fathers pleasure To give the Kingdome unto you that hath eternal treasure Eye hath not seen nor ear hath heard what things God hath above Beyond the thoughts of man prepar'd For them that do him love 1 Tim. 4. 8. For godlinesse availes to all having the promise sure Of this life which is temporal and that which doth endure To God the Father and the Son and holy Ghost therefore Eternal honour let be done henceforth for evermore HYMNE LXVI The POWER of PRAYER Jam. 1. 5. Mat. 7. 11 IF any of you wisdome wants ask of the Lord alone Who liberally to all men grants and yet upbraideth none For if that ye which evil are can give good things to yours Much more your heavenly Fathers care his suppliants assures 7. Jam 1. 6. John 16. 24. Ask therefore and be sure to have and seek and ye shall finde But ask in faith what-ere ye crave and not with wavering minde But if ye ask and shall believe God will thereto agree Ask therefore that ye may receive that sull your joy may be HYMN LXVII Reasonable Service Rom. 12. 1. 1 Cor. 6. 19 PResent your bodies to the Lord a living sacrifice A holy offering unto him and pleasing in his eyes This is a service which ye owe and reasonably due For ye are not your own ye know but Christ hath purchas'd you 20. ch. 10. 31.
Lord H. 22. DEBORAHS SONG Judg. 5. 2 3. SIng praise O Israel to the Lord that hath avenged thee When as the people went to fight offering themselves so free Ye Kings give ear ye Princes hear I even I will sing And sweetly raise my voice in praise to Israels mighty King 8. 6 7 10 My heart is towards the Governours that did their help afford Offering themselves so willingly wherefore blesse ye the Lord ' Ye travellers and passengers and ye that ride in state And ye that yet in judgment sit now speak it in the gate 11 6 7 All they that are delivered â—rom th' Archers frightfull noise The righteous acts of God the Lord shall oft rehearse with joyes The Passengers were wanderers in by-paths up and down And none could dwell in Israel but in a walled town 2 PART 12 19 Awake awake O Deborah Pise Barak sing a Song Abinoams Son thy captives lead thy captives lead along There fought the Kings hard by the Springs of great Megiddoes plain But brought away no prize nor pay to glory of their gain 30 20 Curse Meroz said Gods Angel then curse Meroz bitterly That would not help the Lord against a potent enemy But there were those against our foes that fought from heaven that day The Stars in course did fight with force against keen Sisera 27 31. At Jaels feet he bow'd he fell he bow'd he fell down dead She smoâ—e and pierc't his Temples through and then cut off his head So perish those that are thy foes but Lord let all thy Lovers Be like the Sunne when he at noon his brightest beams discovers H. 23. DILIGENCE in DVTIES Phil. 2. 12. 2 Pet. 1. 8 10 WOrk out your own salvation with trembling and with fear That barren ye may neither be nor fruitlesse Plants appear But use all Circumspection that ye may so finde out Your Calling and Election to make it out of doubt 5 6 Adde to your Faith the Virtuous Path to Vertue Knowledge knit With this advance sweet Temperance and Patience joyn to it To Patience adde true Piety to Piety expresse The Kindnesse that is Brotherly and Charitablenesse 5 10 11. Besides all this ye may not misse of Diligence in all For if ye do these things pursue then can ye never fall Opening a door of large extent by this devout behaviour Into the Kindom permanent of Christ our Lord and Saviour H. 24. The DRAGONS DOWNEALL Ye children c. Rev. 12. 10 11. NOw is salvation come abroad The strength and Kingdom of our God now hath his Christ extol'd his might For the accuser's made to fall He that accus'd our Brethren all before our God both day and night And him they quell'd and overcame By the pure blood of Christ the Lamb and by their testimony true For by that double-edged-sword The witnesse of their faithfull Word this enemy they overthrew 12. Nor did they spare their utmost breath Nor love their lives unto the death but boldly laid down all at stake Therefore ye heavens lift up your voice And ye that dwell in them Rejoyce in this salvation to partake But wo to you to you O sirs The earth and seas inhabiters guilty of thy accusers crime For Satan is come down to you Having great wrath because he knew he now must have but little time 11. 17. 7. 10 12. We give thee thanks with one consent O Lord our God omnipotent which art and wast and art to come For thou hast taken unto thee Thy great power and Authority and reigned in despite of Rome Salvation to our God therefore Wisdome and blessing evermore to him that on the Throne doth sit And to the Lamb be glory bright Thans giving honour power and might Amen say we and so be it H. 25. The EASIE YOâ—E Have mercy c. Mat. 11. 28. COme to me saith the Lord All ye that are opprest And griev'd within by weight of sinne and I will give you rest Take on you my sweet yoke and learn of me the Art For meek am I exceedingly and of a humble heart So shall your souls find rest not to be had elsewhere My yoke alone 's an easie one my burden light to bear H. 26. Against ERRORS and HERESIES Gal 5. 1. Eph. 4. 14 STand stedfastly in liberty where with ye are made free And in the yoke which Christ hath broke no more entangled be Nor childishly transported by loose Doctrines various winde Through their deceit that lie in wait beguiled souls to blinde 15. 1 Th 5. 21 24. But speaking truth in love thereof and not by error led Grow up and spring in every thing in him which is the Head Prove all things and to good things stand Shun all that seemeth ill Faithfull is he that calleth thee who also will fulfill 2 PART Col. 2. 8. 2 Cor. 11. 19. Beware lest by Phylosophy and vain deceit inâ—ic't Ye follow mens traditions which are not after Christ For Heresies must needs arise and sects with you be sound That such as be from error free may be approved sound 2 Peâ—. 3. 17 18. Be carefull then lest wicked men should draw you to digresse And therewithall you strangely fall from your own stedfastnesse But grow apace in heavenly grace and knowledge of our Lord To whom alwaies be given praise of all with one accord H. 27. ESAIES SONG of THANKSGIVING O L. Consi Or All People c. Isa. ch. 12 LOrd I will praise thee now this day though thou wast angry with me sore Thine anger now is turn'd away and thou my comforts dost restore Behold God is my Saviour strong I will confide as not afraid For great Jehovah is my song also my strength and saving aid Therefore by means of this supply possest with joy and great delight Ye shall draw water plenteously out of the Wells of saving might Then shall ye say Oh praise the Lord call on his Name declare his deeds Among the people and record how far his noble fame exceeds Sing to the Lord the sweetest Hymns of solemn praise with joy and mirth For he hath done transcendent things and this is known in all the earth Oh thou that doest in Sion dwell cry out and shout for thou doest see The holy One of Israel is mighty in the midst of thee H. 28. ESAIES TRIVM'PHANT SONG Ye children c. Isa. 26. 1 2 4 5 WE have a City very strong God sets salvation all along for walls and Bulworks every where Now open ye the gates for them Of righteous Jerusalem which keep the truth to enter there And since the Lord Jehovah is The Eternal rock of strength to his in his great Name for ever trust He gives the proud the overthrow He layes the lofty City low flat to the ground and to the dust 8 10 11. Yea Lord in thine own judgments way We waited for thee every day our souls desire is to thy name But let thy favour be declar'd To wicked men they 'l not