Water and bread he'll give for food, With all things else which he sees good. 4 Your sacred hairs, which are so small, By God himself are number'd all; This truth he's publish'd all abroad, That men may learn to trust the Lord. 5 The ravens daily he doth feed, And sends them food as they have need; Although they nothing have in store, Yet as they lack he gives them more. 6 Then do not seek with anxious care, What ye shall eat, or drink, or wear, Your heavenly Father will you feed, He knows that all these things you need. 7 Without reserve give Christ your heart; Let him his righteousness impart; Then all things else he'll freely give; With him you all things shall receive. 8 Thus shall the soul be truly blest, That seeks in God his only rest; May I that happy person be, In time and in eternity. Hymn 198. P. M. COME NOME on, my partners in distress, My comrades through the wilderness, Who still your bodies feel: Awhile forget your griefs and fears, And look beyond this vale of tears, To that celestial hill. Beyond the bounds of time and spaces Look forward to that heavenly place, The saints' secure abode: On faith's strong eagle-pinions rise, 3 Who suffer with our Master here, The cross, shall wear the crown. 4 Thrice blessed bliss, inspiring hope, 5 That great mysterious Deity; 6 The Father, shining on his throne, The Spirit one and seven, Conspire our rapture to complete; And lo! we fall before his feet, And silence heightens heaven. 7 In hope of that ecstatic pause, Jesus, we now sustain the cross, And at thy footstool fall, : Till thou our hidden life reveal, Hymn 199. C. М. 1 JESUS, great Shepherd of the sheep, thee for help we fly: 2 He comes, of hellish malice full, 3 Us into thy protection take, 4 We laugh to scorn his cruel power, 5 O do not suffer him to part The souls that here agree! us one in thee! And keep us 6 Together let us sweetly live, 1 Hymn 200. P. M. 1 MASTER, I own thy lawful claim, Thine, wholly thine, I long to be; Thou seest at last I willing am, Where'er thou goest to follow thee Myself in all things to deny: Thine, wholly thine to live and die. 2 Whate'er my sinful flesh requires, For thee I cheerfully forego, My covetous and vain desires, My hopes of happiness below, My senses and my passions' food, And all my thirst for creature good. -3 Pleasure, and wealth, and praise, no more Shall lead my captive soul astray; My vain pursuits 1 all give o'er, Thee, only thee, resolv'd t' obey: My own in all things to resign, And know no other will but thine. 4 All power is thine in earth and heaven; All fulness dwells in thee alone; Whate'er I have was freely given; Nothing but sin I call my own: I other property disclaim : Thou only art the great I AM. 5 Wherefore to thee I all resign: Being thou art, and Love, and Power! Thy only will be done, not mine! Thee, Lord, let earth and heaven adore; Flow back the rivers to the sea, • And let our all be lost in thee! Hymn 201. P. M. 1 CAST on the fidelity Of my redeeming Lord, I shall his salvation see And death ungrasp'd his fainting prey: 3 Now as yesterday the same, Sav'd again to sinners tell Thy power and will to save. 4 To thy blessed will resign'd, |