Hallelujah Or Britains Second Remembrancer Bringing to Remembrance in Prai
Hallelujah Or Britains Second Remembrancer Bringing to Remembrance in Prai
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6 We praise Thee, Lord ! therefore, And Thee most humbly pray, To keep us thankful evermore, And faithful in Thy way ; That in this leisure now For heav'n we may prepare, And not in soul more wretched grow Than we in body were. 7 Them, Lord ! vouchsafe to bless, By whom those helps we have ; And let them still in Thee possess The fruit of what they gave ; And since they did befriend The poor in time of need, Let still Thy mercy down descend On them and on their seed. PART in. HYMN LI. 367 HYMN ...LI. For a Rich Man. THIS Hymn was composed that it might occasion rich men to be more often mindful what hinderance their wealth may be to their best happiness, the same being immoderately affected, ill gotten, or mis- employed, &c. AID, not causeless, it hath been, That a man of large estate Doth an entrance hardly win Through the bless'd celestial gate ; For as riches do increase, Wants abound, contents are less ; Great affairs augmenting care, For the soul no leisure spare. Leisureless if he did seem Who had taken but one farm, If the purchase of one team May occasion so much harm, As to keep away a guest From that great Almighty's feast ; When at leisure will he be, That hath twenty farms to see ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 We praise Thee, Lord ! therefore, And Thee most humbly pray, To keep us thankful evermore, And faithful in Thy way ; That in this leisure now For heav'n we may prepare, And not in soul more wretched grow Than we in body were. 7 Them, Lord ! vouchsafe to bless, By whom those helps we have ; And let them still in Thee possess The fruit of what they gave ; And since they did befriend The poor in time of need, Let still Thy mercy down descend On them and on their seed. PART in. HYMN LI. 367 HYMN ...LI. For a Rich Man. THIS Hymn was composed that it might occasion rich men to be more often mindful what hinderance their wealth may be to their best happiness, the same being immoderately affected, ill gotten, or mis- employed, &c. AID, not causeless, it hath been, That a man of large estate Doth an entrance hardly win Through the bless'd celestial gate ; For as riches do increase, Wants abound, contents are less ; Great affairs augmenting care, For the soul no leisure spare. Leisureless if he did seem Who had taken but one farm, If the purchase of one team May occasion so much harm, As to keep away a guest From that great Almighty's feast ; When at leisure will he be, That hath twenty farms to see ?
What to read after Hallelujah Or Britains Second Remembrancer Bringing to Remembrance in Prai?
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