5 Saviour, to thee my soul looks up,
My present Saviour thou!
In all the confidence of hope

I claim the blessing now!

6 'Tis done; thou dost this moment save, With full salvation bless;

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Redemption through thy blood I have,
And spotless love and peace.

Newry.] HYMN 351. L. M.

Q

UICKEN'D with our immortal head,
Who daily, Lord, ascend with thee,
Redeem'd from sin, and free indeed,
We taste our glorious liberty.

2 Sav'd from the fear of hell and death,
With joy we seek the things above,
And all thy saints the spirit breathe,
Of pow'r, sobriety, and love.

3 Pure love to God thy members find,
Pure love to ev'ry soul of man;
And in thy sober, spotless mind,
Saviour, our heav'n on earth we gain.

4 Author and sum of heav'nly bliss!
Thee, let our souls and bodies prove,
Implung'd in that unknown abyss,
That ocean of redeeming love!

Cookham.] HYMN 352. 4 lines 7's.

WHEN, my Saviour, shall I be

Perfectly resign'd to thee?

Poor and vile in my own eyes,
Only in thy wisdom wise?

2 Only thee content to know,
Ignorant of all below?

Only guided by thy light?
Only mighty in thy might?

3 So I may thy Spirit know,
Let him as he listeth blow:
Let the manner be unknown,
So I may with thee be one.

4 Fully in

my life express

All the heights of holiness;
Sweetly let my spirit prove,
All the depths of humble love.

Brewer.] HYMN 353. L. M.

1 Jean forth with mildest majesty;

ESUS, in whom the Godhead's rays

I see thee full of truth and grace,
And come for all I want to thee.

2 Save me from pride, the plague expel,
Jesus thine humble self impart;
O let thy mind within me dwell:
O give me lowliness of heart!

3 Enter thyself, and cast out sin:
Thy spotless purity bestow;

Touch me and make the leper clean,
Wash me and I am white as snow.

4 Sprinkle me, Saviour, with thy blood,
And all thy gentleness is mine;
And plunge me in the purple flood,
Till all I am is lost in thine.

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St. Peters.] HYMN 354. L. M.

JESUS, to thee my heart I bow;

Strange flames far from my soul remove:

Fairest among ten thousand thou,

Be thou my Lord, my life, my love.

2 All heaven thou fill'st with pure desire:
O shine upon my frozen breast!
With sacred love my heart inspire,

Let me thy hidden sweetness taste. 3 I see thy garments roll'd in blood,

Thy streaming head, thy hands, thy side. All hail, thou suff'ring, conqu❜ring God! Now man shall live, for Christ hath died.

4 O kill in me this rebel sin,

And triumph o'er my willing breast!
Restore thine image, Lord, therein,
And lead me to thy Father's rest.

5 Let earthly love be far away:
Saviour, be thou my love alone;
No more may mine usurp the sway;
In me thy only will be done.

6 And thou true Witness, spotless Lamb,
All things for thee I count but loss;
My sole desire, my constant aim,
My only glory, be thy cross.

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Berlin.] HYMN 355. L. M.

I'v

now I have acceptance found
With thee, or favour in thy sight,
Still with thy grace and truth surround,
And arm me with thy Spirit's might.
2 O may I hear thy warning voice,
And timely fly from danger near,
With rev'rence unto thee rejoice,
And love thee with a filial fear!
3 Still hold my soul in second life,
And suffer not my feet to slide :
Support me in the glorious strife,
And comfort me on ev'ry side.

4 O give me faith, and faith's increase,
Finish the work begun in me,
Preserve my soul in perfect peace,
And let me always rest on thee!
5 O let thy gracious Spirit guide
And bring me to the promis'd land:
Where righteousness and peace reside,
And all submit to love's command!

6 A land where milk and honey flow,
And springs of pure delights arise,
Delights which I shall shortly know,
When I regain my paradise.

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Sharon.] HYMN 356. S. M.

COME, and dwell in me,
Spirit of pow'r within:

And bring the glorious liberty

From sorrow,

fear, and sin!

2 This inward, dire disease, .
Spirit of health remove,
Spirit of finish'd holiness,
Spirit of perfect love.

3 Hasten the joyful day,

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Which shall my sins consume; When old things shall be done away, And all things new become.

I want the witness, Lord,

That all I do is right,

According to thy will and word,
Well pleasing in thy sight.

I ask no higher state,

Indulge me but in this:

And soon or later then translate

To my eternal bliss.

Triumph.] HYMN 357. L. M.

1 COME

OME, O thou greater than our heart, And make thy faithful mercies known; The mind which was in thee impart : Thy constant mind in us be shown.

20 let us by thy cross abide,

Thee, only thee resolv'd to know,
The Lamb for sinners crucify'd,

A world to save from endless wo.

3 Take us into thy people's rest,

And we from our own works shall cease,
With thy meek spirit arm our breast,
And keep our minds in perfect peace.

4 Jesus, for this we calmly wait,

O let our eyes behold thee near!
Hasten to make our heav'n complete,
Appear, our glorious God, appear!

Alderton.] HYMN 358. 4 8's & 2 6's.

OUT can it be that I should prove

B Forever faithful to thy love,

From sin for ever cease?

I thank thee for the blessed hope;
It lifts my drooping spirits up,
It gives me back my peace.

2 In thee, O Lord, I put my trust;
Mighty, and merciful, and just,
Thy sacred word is past:
And I who dare thy word believe,
Without committing sin shall live,
Shall live to God at last.

3 I rest in thine almighty pow'r,
The name of Jesus is my tow'r
That hides my life above: