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ye Saints with joy and sing to the Eternal King The Angels do blest Tidings bring Hosannah in the highest 2 In Bethlehem the Babe is born cease cease your bitter Mourn Your Sorrow nâ—w to Singing turn Hosannah in the highest 3 He 's come he 's come O happy Day dark Shadows fly away The Substance 's come to Christ I say Hosannah in the highest 4 See how the Cherubs clap their Wings the Glor'us Host now sings Th' Eternal Day see how it springs Hosannah in the highest 5 Behold the Lord Baptiz'd by John and what a Glory shone The Father says This is my Son Hosannah in the highest 6 He 's come he 's come down from above full of Eternal Love And also sealed by the Dove Hosannah in the highest 7 The Dumb do speak the Blind do see the Dead they raised be And Lepers cleans'd of Leprosie Hosannah in the highest 8 He Preaches with Authority God's Kingdom doth draw nigh And pardons all Iniquity Hosannah in the highest 9 Behold him now beset with Grief Angels bring him Relief They him adore because he 's chief Hosannah in the highest 10 Behold him in his Agony our sins on him did ly God's Justice he did satisfie Hosannah in the highest 11 Behold him now upon the Tree he cry'd in Miserie Oh! Why hast thou forsaken me Hosannah in the highest 12 Ah! hear him make most bitter Moan hearken to his last Groan For now for us his Life is gone Hosannah in the highest The second Part. 1 The first day now it doth begin an end is put to Sin Eternal Righteousness brought in Hosannah in the highest 2 The Grave did ope thou didst arise ye Saints lift up your Eyes The Morning 's come all Darkness flies Hosannah in the highest 3 Infernal Spirits cry and howl their overthrow condole For ever now their hopes are cool Hosannah in the highest 5 Now Sin Death Devils and the Grave and th' World which did inslave Are all all o'ercome and their Death have Hosannah in the highest 6 Behold how his sweet Arms were spread whilst his dear Blood was shed That Sinners might be gathered Hosannah in the highest 7 Our sins upon thee Lord were laid and all our Debts hast paid Of Hell we need not be afraid Hosannah in the highest 8 God's dreadful Wrath thou didst appease guilty Conscience to ease And now canst save whom thou dost please Hosannah in the highest The third Part. 1 Christ will begin that Work which he knows must be wrought if we Eternal Joys do ever see Hosannah in the highest 2 Lord thou wilt perfect it also for very well we know Without thee we can nothing do Hosannah in the highest 3 We that Polluted once did ly in Filth and Misery Thou by thy Blood dost purifie Hosannah in the highest 4 We once were Cursed by God's Law dreading Death no help saw From that sad state thou dost us draw Hosannah in the highest 5 All kind of Sin thou dost pass by where there 's Sincerity When unto thee by Faith we fly Hosannah in the highest 6 From Death to Life Saints raised be once bound but now set free And made one Spirit O Lord with thee Hosannah in the Highest The fourth Part. 1 O happy Union is it done with the Father and Son Are we United and made One Hosannah in the highest 2 Adoption is a precious thing made Sons of th' Mighty King Most precious Joy from hence doth spring Hosannah in the highest 3 Communion Lord also with Thee nay with th' whole Trinity What higher Blessings can there be Hosannah in the highest 4 We at thy Table sit and Feed and have what our Souls need And find thy Blood Lord Drink indeed Hosannah in the highest 5 Thou Supst with us and we with thee a joyful sight to see Sweet is the Food and Company Hosannah in the highest 6 Thou sayest Thy Beloved's mine ourselves Lord we resign Up unto thee for to be Thine Hosannah in the highest The fifth Part. 1 Thy Righteousness O Lord Divine imputed is to thine By which they do most spotless shine Hosannah in the highest 2 Thou art the WAY to God to go th' TRUTH by which we him know The LIFE which does to thy Saints flow Hosannah in the highest 3 By thee we Justified be and from Sin are set free And God accepts us all in Thee Hosannah in the highest 4 Thou art our Prophet Priest and King a Prophet that does bring Such Light from whence true joys do spring Hosannah in the highest 5 A Priest that stands 'twixt God and Men who hast Atton'd for sin And hast us brought to God agen Hosannah in the highest â— A King that rules o'er all above and all that here do move He 's King of kings yet full of Love Hosannah in the highest The sixth Part. 1 Christ is our Meat our Drink our Health our Peace our Strength Glory Wealth All things besides thee are but Pelf Hosannah in the highest 2 Our Mediator Surety and Advocate on high Thro' thee God passes all sin by Hosannah in the highest 3 Our Righteousness and Wisdom too Redemption from all Woe Sanctification from thee does flow Hosannah in the highest 4 What shall I say or Jesus call for he is All in All And Reign he shall o'er Great and Small Hosannah in the highest 5 He hath Redeem'd us by his Blood when in our room he stood And made us Priests and Kings to God Hosannah in the highest 6 And we on Earth with him shall reign when all his Foes are slain For quickly now he 'il come again Hosannah in the highest A Song of Praise for the Marvellous Deliverance of our Sovereign King WILLIAM with the Church anâ— whole Kingdom from the Hellish Plot Discovered Feb. 1695 6 1 NO change of Time shall ever shock Our firm Affections Lord to Thee For thou hast always been a Rock A Fortress and Defence to me 2 Our KING Preserved is O God By thy own hand and mighty Pow'r Thou Shield'st him when he is Abroad At home to him a lasting Tow'r 3. The Chariot of the King of kings Or Troops of mighty Angels round Encompass him with Rapid Wings And all his Foes with Shame Confound 4 Black Thund'ring Clouds most thick conspir'd With Threatning Rage our Face to Veil But at thy brightness soon retir'd Upon our foes falls Fire and Hail 5 The Lord doth on our Side engage From Heaven his Throne Our Cause upheld And snatch'd us from the Furious Rage Of Threatning Waves that Proudly Sweâ—â—'d 6 God his resistless Pow'r employ'd Our cruel Foes attempts to break Or else they might have soon destroy'd The best Defence that we could make 7 And Gods Designs shall still Succeed Romes Bloody Sons can't stand the TEST He 's a Strong Shield to all thaâ— need And on his sure Protection rest 8 Who then deserv'st to be Ador'd But God on whom our Hopes depend Or who except the mighty Lord Can with resistless Pow'r
Earth will he Yea all the world 't is he will judg In truth and equity 6 O give thanks to the Lord For Gracious is he Because thy mercy does endure For ever we 'll Praise thee HYMN 100. A Sacred Hymn on Sanctification 1 THe Fountain of true Holiness Jehovah is most high His Name it is that we will bless and Praise continually 2 Thou perfect art in Holiness thy Glory let us see O shine upon us more or less and make us all like thee 3 Amongst the Fruitful Lillies thou dost love Lord Christ to feed O let my Soul a Lilly be no more a stinking Weed 4 Until the Glorious Morn shall break and shadows flee away O let the Glorious Lord be mine and I ne'er from him stray 5 O perfect Lord thy handy-work begun upon my Heart Make up thy Jewels unto me thy Image Lord impart 6 Turn my Beloved to my Soul be like a pleasant Roe And I will sing thy Praises forth whilst in thy Paths I go 7 A glorious Day is coming on when all shall sing thy Praise 'T is Holiness thou wilt Perfect in those longed for Dayes The End of the first Century To Her Most Excellent Majesty Queen ANNE OF Great Brittain France and Ireland c. I Dedicate this Little Book WHEN I do see the Milk-white Swan Of all our Fowls the Queen Makes me to Praise that Noble Day That Crown'd our Illustrious Queen When I do see the Eagle stout That mounts above all Things How happily our People be In cover of her Wings THE Swan's Song 1. O Why are we afraid of Man That 's made of brittle Clay And does forget our Maker great Did Heaven and Earth Display 2. O let us learn a Publick Spirit For good to Israel And when our Bodies laid in Dust Our Memory shall not fall 3. O let us live a Holy Life And still therein proceed Tho' our beginning be but small As Grain of Mustard Seed 4. O flee from Sin that is so Evil And causeth Judgments fa Us to Redeem the Lord of Life Did suffer at Golgotha 5. O let your Light before the World In shining so excel That others seeing your Holy Life May glorifie God themsel 6. When I have been in Straits so great My Spirits almost sink Yet God most high hath given to me A faithful loving blink 7. When I do Travel far and near For this my daily Bread Makes me to mind the Travels sore That Christ had for his Seed 8. When I do see the Sower Sow And makes his Casts so meet Makes me to mind our Sower high Reveal'd by Peter's Sheet 9. When I do hear the Thunder loud Sees Fire tear the Sky Makes me to mind Jehovah's Voice So loud to Men doth cry 10. When I the Glorious Sun do see Each Day his Race fulfil Makes me to mind great Joshua's Day When it so long stood still 11. When I do see the Godly kind I love them with my Heart Makes me to long to meet in Heaven Where we shall never part 12. When we do fall in Troubles great Sees Straits before our â—en Let us then mind that Providence On Mount it shall be seen 13. When I do see the Bulrush strong Grows by the River's side Makes me to mind that Ark of them Did Moses in Nilus hide 14. When I do see the Vine so Red And Grapes that 's in my Hand Makes me to mind that Cluster fiue They brought from Canaan's Land 15. When I behold the Rainbow Red With Colours Blue and Green Makes me to mind that Covenant That God has made with Men. 16. When I am daub'd in Clay so deep And all my Joints so sore Makes me to love that Eternal Day I 'll rest for evermore 17. When I behold the Lamb so young And pleasantly to Play Makes me to mind that Immaculate Lamb That takes my Sins away 18. O let us thankful be to God And walk into his Way Who from the Womb has fed and clad Us to this very Day 19. When I do mind that Joseph young They laid for him such Plots How he did suffer innocently At loss of both his Coats 20. When I that servent Jacob mind Wrestling in the Night Before the Day appeared clear He got a Glorious sight 21. When I do fall in Ditches deep As I do walk the Moors Makes me to mind our Gallantries When they fall in with Whores 22. When I do see the Light at Morn Begin for to display Makes me to mind the Upright's Light Like Noon-tide of the Day 23. When I do mind that Sodom great Where was so many Men Makes me to admire my God so kind Would sav 't if Righteous Ten. 24. When I do hear the Trumpet sound Sees People in a Crowd Makes me mind Mount Sina right When it did sound so loud 25. When I do see the Thorns so thick As I do walk the Way Makes me to mind how they spring up And choaks the Seed away 26. To know how Moon doth wax and wein It is above our Reasons But let us glorifie our God Appointed her for Seasons 27. When I do see the Frost and Snow So thick on Earth to lye Makes me to mind those Treasures great That 's in the Heavens high 28. When I do walk so dark at Night And cannot see my Way Makes me to mind that Darkness great That was in Pharaoh's Day 29. When I the pleasant â—arks hear Sing By Dawning of the Days Makes me to mind those Glorious Heavens Where Saints do Sing always 30. As Milk-white Swans do sweetly Sing When Death on them draws nigh So I 'll sing Praises to my God Here and Eternally 31. When I do meet with Kindness sweet That 's Shown to me from Man Makes me to mind that Love so great Of David and Jonathan 32. When I the Grave Stoneâ— do seâ— Above the Saints that lye Makes me to mind the Souls above That 's in Eternity 33. Assurance is a Glorious Crown No Carnal Man can tell No not the Angels was in Heaven Nor yet the Damned in Hell 34. When I do see a Furnace hot Would burn both Bone and Lyre Makes me to mind those Children Three That were not hurt by Fire 35. When I do see the Worâ—s so thick That 's in the Earth all over Makes me to mind my Bed of Dust When they me all shall cover 36. When I do see the Stones in Slings That throweth them so far Makes me to mind 700 Men That threw them to a Hair 37. When I do hear the Sectaries With their Opinions fa's Makes me to think those Words more wise That spoke by Balaam's Ass. 38. When I do see our Dyers fine So cast their Colours af Makes me to mind his Garments Red That came from Bozarah 39. When we do