2 May the eternal Three in One May grace triumphant reign, Sinners, deserving endless pain, 8 May mercy, truth, and peace, And the sweet kingdom of thy grace, 4 May love and harmony 5 Go on, thou mighty God, 6 Thus let thy kingdom come, 684. Living Waters. C. M Or cistern waters art thou sick, 4 Make me like a little child, Walking only in thy might. 5 Leaning on thy loving breast, 687. "Wait on the Lord." 104th. YE broken hearts all, who cry out "Unclean," And taste of the gall of in-dwelling sin; Lamenting it truly, and loathing it too, And seeking help duly, as sinners must do; 2 The Lord whom ye seek, is nigh to your call, Attends when you speak, nor lets a word fall; Your sorrow and sighing are felt in his breast; He pities your crying, and will give you rest. 3 If often he hides his face from his friends, 4 All penitent cries his Spirit imparts, And fetcheth out sighs from sin-feeling hearts; 3 The waters then might swell their tides, The billows rage and roar, They could not stave the assaulted sides, Nor burst the batter'd door. 4 So souls that into Christ believe, Eternal life at once receive, 5 In his own heart the Christian puts 6 In Christ, his ark, he safely rides, 686. Praying for Humility. JESUS, cast a look on me, 2 Weaned from my lordly self, Bid my will to thine submit; 78. 4 Make me like a little child, Walking only in thy might. 5 Leaning on thy loving breast, 6 In this posture let me live, 687. "Wait on the Lord." 104th. YE broken hearts all, who cry out "Unclean," And taste of the gall of in-dwelling sin; Lamenting it truly, and loathing it too, And seeking help duly, as sinners must do; 2 The Lord whom ye seek, is nigh to your call, Attends when you speak, nor lets a word fall; Your sorrow and sighing are felt in his breast; He pities your crying, and will give you rest. 3 If often he hides his face from his friends, And silent abides for merciful ends, At length he uncovers himself from his cloud, And sweetly discovers his face and his blood. 4 All penitent cries his Spirit imparts, And fetcheth out sighs from sin-feeling hearts; They hear it, and his person view, 3 One of this remnant I would be, No more on gaudy idols gaze, 4 Thou knowest well my secret smart 5 While walking on the gospel-way, See him my prophet, priest, and king; 691. The Thaw. C. M. AL outward means, till God appears, Though much the sinner sees and hears, He cannot learn to love. 2 But let the stoutest sinner feel The soft'ning warmth of grace, Though hard as ice, or rocks, or steel, His heart dissolves apace. |