Hymns And Choirs:
Hymns And Choirs:
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'< Stanzas 7 and 8. Agreeably to the Spirit of the Gospel, I have here fhrther mollified these Imprecations by a charitable distinction and Petition for their Souls, which Spirit of Evangelic Charity appears so conspicuous in the 12th, 13th, and 14th verses of the Ptolm, that I could not forbear to form them into a short, dis- tinct Hymn, enlarging on that Glorious Character of a Christian — Love to our Enemies — conmianded so particularly, and so divinely exemplified by Christ himself." Psalm 37. << This long Psalm abounds with useful Instructions and Incouragements to Piety, but the Verses are very much unconnected and independent ; Therefore I have contracted and transposed them so as to reduce them to three Hymns of a mod- erate length, and with aame connection of the sense." Psahn 39. << I have not confined myself, here, to the Sense of the Psalmist ; but have taken occasion, from the three first Verses, to write a short Hymn on the Government of the Tongue." Psahn 40. " If David had written this Psahn in the Days of the Grospel, surely he would have given a much more express and par- ticular account of the Sacrifice of Christ, as he hath done of his preaching, vs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'< Stanzas 7 and 8. Agreeably to the Spirit of the Gospel, I have here fhrther mollified these Imprecations by a charitable distinction and Petition for their Souls, which Spirit of Evangelic Charity appears so conspicuous in the 12th, 13th, and 14th verses of the Ptolm, that I could not forbear to form them into a short, dis- tinct Hymn, enlarging on that Glorious Character of a Christian — Love to our Enemies — conmianded so particularly, and so divinely exemplified by Christ himself." Psalm 37. << This long Psalm abounds with useful Instructions and Incouragements to Piety, but the Verses are very much unconnected and independent ; Therefore I have contracted and transposed them so as to reduce them to three Hymns of a mod- erate length, and with aame connection of the sense." Psahn 39. << I have not confined myself, here, to the Sense of the Psalmist ; but have taken occasion, from the three first Verses, to write a short Hymn on the Government of the Tongue." Psahn 40. " If David had written this Psahn in the Days of the Grospel, surely he would have given a much more express and par- ticular account of the Sacrifice of Christ, as he hath done of his preaching, vs.
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