The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament, And Applied to the Christian State And Worship
The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament, And Applied to the Christian State And Worship
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Give ^loiy to the Son: And to the Spirit of his |;race Be equal houour done.
HYMN 38. H. M. AUerton. £*] Song of Prahe to the Bletted Trinity.
GIVE immortal praise To God the Father's love.
For all my comforts here.
And better hopes above; o He sent his own I e To die for sins.
Eternal Son | That maa had done.
— 2 To God the Son belongs Immortal glory too; e Who bought us with his blood ^ From e% eriasting woe: ■0 And now he lives I And sees the fruit And now he reigus. | Of all his pains.
— 3 ...To God the Spirits' name Immortal worship give.
Whose new creating pow'r Makes the dead sinner live: o His work completes { And fills the soul The great design, | With joy divine, g 4 Almighty God to thee Be endle&s honour done; The undivided Three, And the mysterious One.
e Where reason fciils, I o There faith pre vsuls.
W ith all her pow'rs— | And love adores.
HYMN 39. H. M. [•] 1 [rjnp Hini who chose us first, 1^ Birfore tlie world began; To Him who bore the curse To save relielKous man; To Him who turm'd I Is endless praise Our hearts anew, ( And j^lory due« Book IIL TIYMN 40--4g> 459 2 The Father's love shall run ' Through our immortal soogs; We bring, to God the Soq Hosannas on our tongues: Our lips address I With equal praise, N The Spirit's name | And zeal the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give ^loiy to the Son: And to the Spirit of his |;race Be equal houour done.
HYMN 38. H. M. AUerton. £*] Song of Prahe to the Bletted Trinity.
GIVE immortal praise To God the Father's love.
For all my comforts here.
And better hopes above; o He sent his own I e To die for sins.
Eternal Son | That maa had done.
— 2 To God the Son belongs Immortal glory too; e Who bought us with his blood ^ From e% eriasting woe: ■0 And now he lives I And sees the fruit And now he reigus. | Of all his pains.
— 3 ...To God the Spirits' name Immortal worship give.
Whose new creating pow'r Makes the dead sinner live: o His work completes { And fills the soul The great design, | With joy divine, g 4 Almighty God to thee Be endle&s honour done; The undivided Three, And the mysterious One.
e Where reason fciils, I o There faith pre vsuls.
W ith all her pow'rs— | And love adores.
HYMN 39. H. M. [•] 1 [rjnp Hini who chose us first, 1^ Birfore tlie world began; To Him who bore the curse To save relielKous man; To Him who turm'd I Is endless praise Our hearts anew, ( And j^lory due« Book IIL TIYMN 40--4g> 459 2 The Father's love shall run ' Through our immortal soogs; We bring, to God the Soq Hosannas on our tongues: Our lips address I With equal praise, N The Spirit's name | And zeal the same.
What to read after The Psalms of David, Imitated in the Language of the New Testament, And Applied to the Christian State And Worship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watts Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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