The Christian Psalmist Or Hymns Selected And Original With An Introductory E
The Christian Psalmist Or Hymns Selected And Original With An Introductory E
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1 WHEN restless on my bed I lie, Still courting sleep, which still will fly, Then shall reflection's brighter power Illume the lone and midnight hour.
2 If hush'd the breeze and calm the tide, Soft will the stream of memory glide, And all the past, a gentle train, Waked by remembrance, live again.
3 Perhaps that anxious friend I trace, Beloved till life's last throb shall cease, Whose voice first taught a Saviour's worth, A future bliss unknown on earth.
SPECIAL OCCASIONS. 213 4 His faithful co...unsel, tender care, Unwearied love, and humble prayer; these still claim the grateful tear, And all my drooping courage cheer.
5 If loud the wind, the tempest high, And darkness wraps the sullen sky, 1 muse on life's tempestuous sea, And sigh, O Lord, to come to Thee.
6 Toss'd on the deep and swelling wave, O mark my trembling soul and save; Give to my view that harbour near, Where Thou wilt chase each grief and fear!
246. ~ Preparation for the Sabbath.
1 SAFELY through another week, God hath brought us on our way; Let us now a blessing seek, On the approaching sabbath-day ; Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 WHEN restless on my bed I lie, Still courting sleep, which still will fly, Then shall reflection's brighter power Illume the lone and midnight hour.
2 If hush'd the breeze and calm the tide, Soft will the stream of memory glide, And all the past, a gentle train, Waked by remembrance, live again.
3 Perhaps that anxious friend I trace, Beloved till life's last throb shall cease, Whose voice first taught a Saviour's worth, A future bliss unknown on earth.
SPECIAL OCCASIONS. 213 4 His faithful co...unsel, tender care, Unwearied love, and humble prayer; these still claim the grateful tear, And all my drooping courage cheer.
5 If loud the wind, the tempest high, And darkness wraps the sullen sky, 1 muse on life's tempestuous sea, And sigh, O Lord, to come to Thee.
6 Toss'd on the deep and swelling wave, O mark my trembling soul and save; Give to my view that harbour near, Where Thou wilt chase each grief and fear!
246. ~ Preparation for the Sabbath.
1 SAFELY through another week, God hath brought us on our way; Let us now a blessing seek, On the approaching sabbath-day ; Day of all the week the best, Emblem of eternal rest.
What to read after The Christian Psalmist Or Hymns Selected And Original With An Introductory E?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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