Selected quad for the lemma: mercy_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
mercy_n	anger_n	lord_n	slow_a	2,036	5	9.7827	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A51398	Some collections of scripture, with private mediations as an help in prayer, with some hymns and psalms of David. Cum humilitatis reverentia. By G. M.	G. M., fl. 1695.	1695 (1695)	Wing M27B; ESTC R219297	36,037	92

ease our pains That so our Hearts and Souls in thee May ever more rejoice In singing praises to thy name With a delightful Voice Hymn 12. WHen as the Lord his People doth Bring back from Thraldom sad Then Jacob shall rejoyce and sing And Israel shall be glad The Lord is merciful and kind And gracious also In mercy plentious and free But in his anger slow Thy anger Lord's but a moment And for a nights weeping In thy favour is Life and Peace And Joy in the morning O shew to me the Path of Life Thy Treasure and thy Store At thy right hand fulness of Joy And pleasure ever more Surely the goodness of the Lord Shall crown my future days For I shall dwell within thy House And ever give thee praise Hymn 13. O Lord how long wilt thou Thy presence from me hide Let not thy wrath for ever b●rn And I therein betide Remember Lord how short My days are to remain O keep me close unto thy self And not be made in vain What man is he that lives But once he must see Death My Soul deliver from the Grave When I give up my Breath Hymn 14. O Sing unto the Lord ye Saints Give praise unto his Name Remembring of his Holiness And thank him for the same O That the Lord would be to us As dew unto Zion Then shall we grow like to those Flocks That feed on Mount Hermon Rejoycing still in God our strength And trusting in his aid In his goud time he will provide We need not be afraid For in his everlasting Arms We shall be safe and sure The Covenant which he hath made For ever doth endure In faithfulness to them that do On him truly depend He will preserve us to the last In happiness to end Our days which through a vale of Tears Are spent as we may say At last shall reap most plentiful An Harvest Crown'd with Joy Hymn 15. UPon thy precious promises Lord help us to rely Depending on thy Word for thou Wilt us nothing deny When we sincerely on thee wait According to thy will O then make good thy Word to us And our desires fulfil For the sake of our Saviour dear Bring us more close to thee That so we may enjoy thy love And thy salvation see Within thy New Jerusalem Art sat in splendor bright Triumphing on thy Glorious Throne In Majesty and Might Where thy Redeemed ones shall sing Hallelujahs to thee Who are the purchase of thy Blood And with the same made free Of the great City where our God For evermore doth Reign Rejoicing with his Saints that were In Tribulation slain Where we before the Throne of God Shall serve him Day and Night Where we with Joy shall ever dwell Within his Temple bright Hymn 16. O Lord make us to understand The shortness of our Days And walk according to thy Word Upright in all thy ways For who doth know how soon he may Unto Account be brought For all the Deeds done in the flesh Which we our selves have wrought For every day before our eyes Such Objects Fresh appear Which shew to us most certainly We shall not long stay here O help us now for to prepare For that approaching hour Trusting in Christ that he alone Will Raise us by his Power With him to live and Reign in Joy Hallelujahs to sing Triumphing in his Victories Which doth salvation bring Unto all those that sincerely For his Redemption pray And patiently lay down our Lives Because he led the way Through Death to happiness and bliss The true Felicity Which is prepar'd in Heaven above To all Eternity Hymn 17. GReat Joy have they who on the Lord Do trust for their Defence Always depending on his Love With humble confidence He faithful is and will preserve All those that truly seek For to behold his Face with Joy Unfeignedly and meek He will make glad their souls when they Sincerely on him stay And Keep them close unto himself That they'●go not astray Hymn 18. O God for thy Name sake Let me thy mercy find Into thy Favour take my soul For I am poor and blind My Soul is wounded sore My heart is weak and faint O Lord support me by thy Grace Now I do make complaint Help me O Lord my God O save me I desire That I may Know it is thy Hand And evermore admire Thy loving Kindness Lord Help me for to express And never to forget thy Love Thy Mercy and Goodness Which thou to me hast shown From time to time so free Continue still thy mercies Lord And bring me close to thee O help me to depend In faith upon thy grace That when this mortal Life shall end I may enjoy thy Face In Glory which thou hast Prepar'd for me above Which is the purchase of the Blood Of my dear Saviour's love Which on the Cross was shed By my dear Saviour Kind To purge away my sins that I May sure Redemption find Hymn 19. O Thou Eternal God of Life Prepare us for our End O help us on our Saviour dear Sincerely to depend O let our Meditations Lord Be fixed on that Day Trusting on Christ that he alone Will be our strength and stay So that approaching Death may not Our drooping Souls annoy When our Redemption draweth nigh Lift up our Heads with Joy For to behold our dearest Lord. In Glory to appear To take unto himself his Saints Who are his purchase dear So that with zealous Paul we may In holy Triumph sing O Grave where is thy Victory O Death where is thy sting But thanks be to our God who hath Given us this Victory Through Jesus Christ our Lord and saves Our Souls from misery Therefore beloved Brethren In stedfastness remain Kno●ing your labour in the Lord Shall never be in vain Hymn 20. LOrd Keep me in thy ways That thou wouldst have me walk That so I may rejoice therein And of thy Goodness talk Direct me in thy Truth O God be thou my Guide O Keep my Heart upright to thee So that I never slide Then I shall sing thy praise Most chearfully and say That thou O God art my delight My only hope and stay On thee I 'll ever Trust As on a Rock most sure Thy Faithfulness remaineth still And ever shall endure O happy sure are they Who on his Grace relie For he will save us to the last And Crown us when we die With Everlastiug Joy Within his heavenly place Where we fot ever shall behold The Glory of his Face Hymn 22. O Lord for thy pardon I beg Unto thee I appeal Forgive my Transgressions O God And my backslidings heal Through thy abundant Grace O Lord Let me find fresh supply For to support my fainting soul Which languishing doth lie O God let thy Almighty Power My wicked thoughts subdue O let thy holy spirit Lord My inward man renew O teach me to obey thy Voice And guide me in thy ways For by thy strength my life 's

us graciously O Lord we have Idolized the Creature and abused the Creator we have many a time crucified Christ and trod underfoot the Blood of the Lamb O that Christ would look on us as he did on Peter then should we look on Christ whom we have so often Pierced and mourn for him as one that mourneth for his only son and be in bitterness for him as one that is in bitterness for his first Born And good Lord help us to mourn for our sins cast us down and humble us to purpose and then be pleased to lift us up again surely thou art nigh to them that are of a contrite heart and who tremble at thy word and wilt save the humble person and to this purpose thou hast promised that th● that sow in Tears shall reap in Joy He t●● goeth forth and weeneth bearing preci● seed shall doubtless come again rejoyci● bringing his sheaves with him And is it ●● thy own saying I dwell in the high and h●● place with him also that is of a contrite a● humble Spirit to revive the Heart of the co●trite ones and to revive the Spirit of t●● humble O! for one Dram of this revivi● for our poor drooping Souls O! that we might have our requests a●● that God would grant us the thing that w● long for even that it would please him ●● cover our Iniquities and cause our sins to b● blotted out from before him Dear Farthe● we are sure nothing can hinder Mercy from ●● but our sins O! pardon our sins for thy nam● sake O! pardon our Iniquity for it ●● great And to this end Oh! look on Christ th● Lamb that takes away the sins of the Worl● It is he that bears our Iniquities it is he tha● by himself purged our sins it is he bears ou● sins on the Tree in his own body 't is he tha● loved us and washed us from our sins in hi● own Blood 't is he that is the propitiation for our sins and not for ours only but for the sins of the whole world it was he that was wounded for our Transgressions that was bruised for our Iniquities the chastisement of our Peace was upon him and with his stripes are we healed Oh! then for his sake and in his Blood wash us throughly from our iniquities and cleanse us from our sins And to this end dear Father remember thy promises wherein thou hast said I will cleanse you from all your iniquities whereby you have sinned against me and whereby ye have Transgressed against me Thou hast said I even I am he that blotteth out thy Transgressions for my own names sake and will not remember thy sins Thou hast said I have blotted out as a thick Cloud thy Transgressions and as a Cloud thy sins Thou hast said I will forgive their Iniquity and will remember their sins no more Thou hast said Come now and let us reason together tho your sins be as Scarlet they shall be as white as Snow tho they be red as Crimson they shall be as Wooll And thy Prophets have said who is a God like unto thee That pardonest Iniquity and passeth by the transgressions of thy Heritage and retaineth not thy Anger for ever because thou delightest in mercy We press thee O Lord with thy own precious Promises we have nothing of our own to bring thee but sin But dear Father thou hast a Son that thou lookest upon whom thou hast set forth for our propitiation would we have a pledg of thy undeserved favour Why thou hast given thy only begotten Son that whosoever believeth on him should not Perish but have everlasting Life Dear Father thou hast made large Promises and entered into Covenant with us that shall never fail on thy part Dear Father thou hast waited long for our retu●● when we went astray and wilt thou n● much more have mercy upon us now we pr●● unto thee When we excused our disobedien● and charged our faults on thee yet then tho● settest thy Love upon us but how much mo● now Oh Lord when we accuse our selv● and Pray for thy Mercy Good Lord Mise● is the object of Mercy the greater our distre● is the more glorious will be the Grace of Go● in our Deliverance If thou wilt be mercifu● to our sins then shall thy Glory appear an● our Hearts shall be e●●amed with thy love then shall we walk in thy fear and ou● Tongues shall sing of thy goodness Yea ou● Tongues shall sing aloud of thy Righteou●ness and for a●●●rance hereof to our poo● Souls Oh! shew us the Salvation of Go● seal up the assurance of Pardon in our Heart and Consciences by the gracious Testimony o● thy Holy Spirit Oh! let thy Spirit testify i● to us and perswade us hereof and confirm i● unto us by his Seal and earnest it is thy Spirit bears witness with our Spirits that we ar● the Children of God O! give us the Testimony of a renewed Conscience enlightened b● thy Spirit and directed by thy word whereb● we may come to know what God hat● wrought in us O! give us the Spirit of A●doption whereby we may with confidence an● comfort cry Abba Father O! give us Jo● in the Holy Ghost and the Answer of a goo● Conscience towards God O! give us tha● ●ift of God a soul-saving and justifying ●aith O! that we could ●oul our selves up●n the Lord Jesus and stick fast unto his ●ercy We have found a rich treasure of pro●ises in thy word for the pardon of our sins ●nly create in us that hand of Faith that we ●ay effectually receive what in mercy thou ●eachest forth unto us Oh! we are of little ●aith encrease it Lord tho it be as a grain of ●ustard-seed Work in us not a dead Faith ●ut that which may be rich in good works ●ollowing after peace with all men and holy●ess without which none shall see God Oh! ●leanse us from our impure Righteousness and ●nenstruous Rags and Cloath us with the ●obes of Christ's Righteousness that we may ●e found in him not having our own Righte●usness which is of the Law but that which ●● through the Faith of Christ the Righteous●ess which is of God by Faith Oh! give us true ●epentance 't is thy own word that unto us ●ath God raised up his Son Jesus and sent him ●o bless us in turning away every one of us ●rom our Iniquities O! that we could draw ●ertue from Christ O! that our heads were waters and our Eyes Fountains of Tears that we might weep day and night for our sins Oh! that all the night we could make our Beds to swim that we could water our Couch●es with our Tears Oh! that there were such Hearts in us that we might Repent and Re●over our selves out of the s●are of the Devil Oh! that we could lay our sins to our Hearts that we could Repent us of all our wicke●ness saying What have we done O! that ●● could bemoan our selves as Ephraim thou