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How few his Heurs, how {hort his Span, And all his Seed aheavnly Crown 
Short from the Cradle to the Grave: But Fleſh and Senſe indulge Diſpair; 
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Are not thy Servants DaybyDay Let all below and all abere. . 


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Thy Terrors, Lord, confound the Foe, And melt their Strength away. 
_ Tis by thy Aid our Troops prevail, And break united Powrs, | 
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While thy Salvation was our Sheila, But they no Shelter found; 
In vain to Idol Saints they cry, And periſh in their Blood: 
Whore is a Rock ſo great fo 271 fo powrful as our God: 


The Rock of Iſrael ever ifien His Name be ever bleſtz 
Tis his own Arm the Victory. gives, And gives his ** Reſt. 
On Kings that reign as David did He pours his Bleſſings down); . 


Secures their Honour to their Seed, And well ſupports the Crown. 


And grant that ſome among them born, 
Their Age and Country did adorn- 


Pſalm 57. 


God's Temple crowns the holy Mount; 
TheLord there cendeſcends to dwell! 
His Sions Gates, in his Account., 
Our Iſrals faire ſt Ients excell. 
Fame glorious things of thee ſhall ſing, 
O City of tVAlmighty King. 


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In Babylons ApplauſesJoin, 
The Fame of Ethiopia raiſe, 


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That ſuch a Perſon there was born, 
And ſuch did {ſuch a Day adorn. 


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OF ſuch as merit high Renown; 
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Of ſuch ſhe ſhall Succeſſion bring 


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News from the Regions of the Sky, Salvations born to Day! 
Jeſus the God whom Angels fear, Comes down to dwell with you; 
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BS With Tears of Joy in all your Eyes Go Shepherds kiſs the Son! 


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[| Glory to God that reigns above, Let Peace ſurround the Earth, 


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Our ſcanty Food in Floods of Woe; 
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For us the Heathen Nations round 


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And human Guilt Chriſt expiates with his Blood, 


Naild to the Tree he bows his ſacred Head 
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Riſing he ſends his words through ev'ry nation 


Sinners believe and gain compleat Salvation, 


Father of Grace accept our humble Praiſe, 


O let it run thro everlaſting Days; 
Saviour Divine, thou Spotleſs Lamb of God, 


- Accept our Souls dear ran ſomd with thy Blood; 


And to thoſe Songs tune all our feeble Voices, 


In which the Choir round thy bright Throne rejoi ces. 


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As maſsy Bars of Iron break » The Potters brittle ware. 

Learn then ye Princes and give ear, ye Judges of the Earth; 
Worſhip the Lord with holy fear, Rejoice with awful mirth. 

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If but in. part his anger riſe, Who can endure the Flame. 
Then bled are they whoſe hope relies, On his moſt holy Name. 


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Shoud it refuſe to bear « part, 
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A Bloody Victim to my Lord, 


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And all this not for my deſert, But for his holy Name. 
Yea in Death's ſhady black abodeWell may I walk,not fear: 
For thou art with me, and thy Rod, To guide, thy Staff to bear. 
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While God prepares a Pit for thoſe that ſtubbornly tranſgreſs. 
3For God will never from his Saints his favour wholly take, 
His own poſseſsion and his lot, He will not quite forſake. 


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The Gentiles make his name their truſt, And learn his righteouſneſs. 

3 Let the whole Earth his love proclaim With all her diff rent Tongues; 
And ſpread the honours of his name In melody and ſongs. 


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That thouſand Souls had Captive made,Where all in Chains like Captives led. 


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And words of peace reveal. But dy'd without the fight. 
How charming is their voice, - The Watchmen join their voice, 
How ſweet their tidings are. ; And tunefull notes employ; 
| Zion behold thy Saviour King, Jeruſalem breaks forth in ſongs; 
f He reigns and triumphs here. And Deſarts learn the Joy. 
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Forget thy Fathers Houſe; 
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