Hymns and Spiritual Songs: In Three Books. I. On Various Subjects. II. Adapted to the Lord's Supper. III. In Particular Measures. By Simon Browne |
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adore bleffings bleft blifs blood boundleſs breath celeftial Chrift Chriftians conftant controul dear death defire delight difplay divine doft dreft dwell earth endleſs eternal ev'ry everlaſting eyes fafe faints faith fame Tune fave favour feaft fear feaſt felf felves fenfe fhall fhew fhine fhould fhun fing fkies flain fleſh fmiling foes fome fong foul fov'reign fpirit fpread ftand ftate ftill ftreams fuch fupply fure furprize give glories glorious God's grace guilt heart heav'n heav'nly hell holy hope hymns infpire Jefu's Jefus juft live Lord love divine luft mercy mighty mind muft muſt ne'er Northampton o'er paffion pain Pfal Pfalm pleaſure poffefs pow'r praife praiſe raiſe Redeemer reft reign rife Saviour ſhall Sinner ſtate ſtill thee thefe theſe thine things thoſe thou thro throne thy command thy love thy pow'r treaſures truft Twill utmoſt Whilft wilt wrath wretch yield
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Page 228 - Because of the savour of thy good ointments thy name is as ointment poured forth, therefore do the virgins love thee.
Page xi - Now 0 my soul ! the circling sun Has all his beams withdrawn : Once more his daily race is run, And gloomy night comes on. Thus one day more of life is gone, A doubtful few remain : Come then, review what thou hast done Eternal life to gain. Dost thou get forward in thy race, As time still posts away...
Page 149 - Thy wealth the needy world supplies ; And safe beneath thy guardian arm, We live secured from every harm. 2 To thee perpetual thanks we owe For all our comforts here below ; Our daily bread thy bounty gives, And every rising want relieves. 3...
Page 169 - GOD, my Saviour and my King, Of all I have, or hope, the spring ! Send down thy spirit from above, And warm my heart with holy love. 2 May I from ev'ry act abstain, That gives another grief or pain ; Still may I feel my heart inclin'd To be the friend of all mankind.
Page 231 - Heav'n we turn our eyes In vain, to seek for bliss below ; The tree of Life can't root nor rise, Nor in this blasted region grow : The wealth of this poor barren clod Can ne'er make up the want of God. But, Lord ! in Thee the thirsty soul Will meet with full, with rich supplies ! Thy smiles will all her fears control, Thy beauties feast her ravish'd eyes : To failing flesh and fainting hearts Thy favour life and strength imparts ! Simon Browne.
Page 105 - So pass our fleeting years away, And time runs on its race; In vain we ask a moment's stay, Nor will it slack its pace.
Page 151 - The light of truth to me display, That I may know and choose my way ; Plant holy fear within mine heart, That I from God may ne'er depart.
Page 33 - Shall altars flame, and victims bleed, And fpicy fumes afcend ? Will thefe my earneft wifh fucceed, And make my God my friend ? Should thoufand rams in flames expire, Would thefe his...
Page 217 - Content and pleased with every state ; From dire revenge and envy free, And wild ambition to be great. 3 Confine thy roving appetites ; From this vain world withdraw thine eyes, Fix them on those divine delights, Reserved for saints above the skies.
Page 32 - WHEREWITH shall we approach the Lord, And bow before his throne ? Or how procure his kind regard, And for our guilt atone ? 2 Shall altars flame, and victims bleed, And spicy fumes ascend ? Will these our earnest wish succeed, And make our God our friend...