14. Let Haven and Earth praife Him; the Sea and all that moveth therein.

15. For God will fave Sion, and build the Cities of Juda; that Men may dwell there, and have it in Poffef

fion.

16. The Pofterity alfo of his Servants fhall inherit it; and they, that love his Name, fhall dwell therein.

17. REJOICE IN the Lord always; and again I fay, rejoice, the Lord is at hand.

18. Be careful for Nothing; but in every Thing by Prayer and Supplication with Thanksgiving, let your Requefts be made known unto God.

19. And the Peace of God, which paffeth all Underftanding, fhall keep your Hearts and Minds through Chrift Jefus.

20. Now unto God and our Father be Glory for ever and ever. Amen. (Phil. iv. 4, 6, 7. 20.)

Fourteenth HY M N XXVII. Morning.

IN

1. IN THEE, O Lord, have I trufted, let me never be put to Confufion; but deliver me in thy Righteoufnefs, incline thine Ear unto me, and fave me. (Pf. lxxi.) 2. Be Thou my ftrong Hold, whereunto I may always refort; Thou haft promised to help me, for Thou art my Houfe of Defence and my Fortrefs.

3, For Thou, O Lord God, art the Thing that I long for; Thou art my Truft, even from my Youth: by Thee have I been holden up, ever fince I was born:

4. Thou art He that took me out of my Mother's Womb; my Praise fhall be continually of Thee.

5. O let my Mouth be filled with thy Praife, that I may fing of thy Glory and Honor all the Day long.

6. Caft me not away in the Time of Age, forfake me not when my Strength faileth me.

7. As for me, I will patiently abide alway, and will praise Thee more and more.

8. My Mouth fhall daily fpeak of thy Righteoufnefs and Salvation; for I know no End thereof.

9. I will

9. I will go forth in the Strength of the Lord God, and will make mention of thy Righteoufnefs only.

10. Thou, O God, haft taught me from my Youth up untill now, therefore will I tell of all thy wondrous Works. 11. Forfake me not, O God, in mine old Age, when I am grey headed; until I have fhewed thy Strength unto this Generation, and thy Power to all them that are yet for

to come.

12. Thy Righteoufnefs, O God, is very high, and great Things are they which Thou haft done: O God, who is like unto Thee?

13. O what great Troubles and Adverfities haft Thou fhewed me, and yet didft Thou turn and refresh me; yea, and broughteft me from the deep of the Earth again.

14. Thou shalt encrease my Greatness, and comfort me on every Side.

15. Therefore will I praife Thee, and thy Faithfulness, O my God, playing upon an Inftrument of Mufick: unto Thee will I fing upon the Harp, O thou holy one of Ifrael. 16. My Lips fhall greatly rejoice when I fing unto Thee, and fo will my Soul which Thou haft delivered.

17. My Tongue alfo fhall talk of thy Righteousnefs all the Day long.

18. THOU SHALT guide me with thy Counfel, and afterward receive me to Glory. (P. xxiii.)

19. Whom have I in Heaven but Thee? and there is None upon Earth, that I defire in comparison of Thee. 20. My Flesh and my Heart faileth; but God is the Strength of my Heart and my Portion for ever.

21. But it is good for me to hold me fast by God, to put my Truft in the Lord God, and to speak of all thy Works.

22. THOU ART worthy, O Lord, to receive Glory, and Honor and Power, for Thou haft created all Things, and for thy Pleasure they are and were created. (Revel. iv. 8.)

23. Holy, holy, holy Lord God Almighty, which was, and which is, and which art to come. THE whole Earth is full of thy Glory. (Ifai. vi. 3.)

24. WORTHY Is the Lamb that was flain to receive Power, and Riches, and Wifdom, and Strength, and Honor, and Glory, and Bleffing. (Rev. v. 12.)

25. For

25. For He hath redeemed Us to God by his Blood, out of every Kindred, and Tongue, and People, and Nation; 26. And hath made Us unto our God Kings and Priests, and We shall reign on the Earth.

27. Bleffing and Honor and Glory and Power be untoHim that fitteth upon the Throne, and unto the Lamb for ever and ever.

28. Amen.

Fourteenth

UNTO

HYMN XXVIII.

Evening.

I. NTO THEE, O God, do we give Thanks; yea, unto Thee do we give Thanks, for that thy Name is near, thy wond'rous Works declare. (Pf. lxxv.) 2. When I receive the Congregation, I fhall judge "according unto Right.

3. "The Earth is weak, and all the Inhabiters thereof; "I bear up the Pillars of it."

4. For Promotion cometh neither from the Eaft, nor from the Weft, nor yet from the South: but God is the Judge; He putteth down one, and fetteth up another.

5. For in the Hand of the Lord there is a Cup, and the Wine is red; it is full mixt, and He poureth out of the fame.

6. As for the Dregs thereof, all the wicked of the Earth fhall drink them, and fuck them out.

7. But I will talk of the God of Jacob, and fing Praise unto Him for ever.

8. All the Horns of the Wicked alfo will I break; but the Horns of the Righteous fhall be exalted.

9. GIVE THE KING thy Judgements, O God; and thy Righteousness unto the King's Son: then fhall he judge thy People according unto Right, and defend the Poor. (PJ. lxxii)

10. The Mountains alfo fhall bring Peace, and the little Hills Righteoufnefs unto the People.

11. He thall keep the fimple Folk by their Right, He fhall defend the Children of the Poor, and punifh the Oppreffor.

12. They fhall fear Thee, fo long as the Sun and Moon endure, from one Generation to another.

13. He

13. He fhall come down like the Rain into a Fleece of Wool; even as the Drops that water the Earth.

14. In his Days fhall the Righteous flourish, yea and Abundance of Peace, fo long as the Moon endureth.

15. His Dominion also shall be from one Sea to the other, and from the River unto the Ends of the Earth.

16. They, that dwell in the Wilderness, shall kneel before Him; and his Enemies fhall lick the Duft.

17. The Kings of Tarshish and of the Iles fhall bring Prefents; the Kings of Arabia and Saba fhall offer Gifts: yea, all Kings fhall fall before Him; all Nations shall ferve Him.

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18. For He fhall deliver the poor when he crieth; the Needy alfo and Him that hath no Helper.

19. He fhall be favorable to the fimple and needy; and fhall preferve the Souls of the poor.

20. He fhall redeem their Souls from Falfehood and Wrong; and precious fhall their Blood be in his Sight.

21. He shall live, and unto him fhall be given of the Gold of Arabia; Prayer fhall be made ever unto him, and daily fhall He be praised.

22. There fhall be an Heap of Corn in the Earth, upon the Top of the Hills; the Fruit thereof fhall shake like Libanus, and fhall be green in the City, like Grafs upon the Earth.

23. His Name fhall endure for ever; his Name shall be continued as long as the Sun; the Pofterities fhall be blessed through him, and all the Heathen fhall praife him.

24. Bleffed be the Lord God, even the God of Ifrael, which only doeth wond'rous Things.

25. And bleffed be his glorious Name for ever, and let the whole Earth be filled with his Majelly.—Amen Amen.

Fifteenth HY M N XXIX.

I.

IN

Morning.

N Judah is God known; his Name is great in Ifrael; at Salem is his Tabernacle, and his Dwelling in Sion. (Pf. lxxvi.)

2. There brake He the Arrows of the Bow, the Shield, the Sword and the Battle : Thou art of more Honor and Might than the Hills of the Robbers.

3. The

3. The out-hearted are fpoiled, they have flept their Sleep; and None of the Men of Might have found their Hands.

4. At thy Rebuke, O God of Jacob, both the Chariots and Horfe are fallen.

5. Thou, even Thou art to be feared; and who may and in thy Sight, when once Thou art angry ?

6. Thou didit caufe thy Judgement to be heard from Heaven; the Earth trembled, and was ftill; when God arofe to Judgement, to help all the Meek upon Earth..

7. Surely the Wrath of Man fhall turn to thy Praife, and the Fierceness of them fhalt Thou restrain.

8. Promife unto the Lord your God, and keep it, all ye that are round about Him: bring Presents unto Him that ought to be feared.

9. He fhall cut off the Spirit of Princes, and is terrible to the Kings of the Earth.

10, I WILL CRY unto God with my Voice; even unto God will I cry with my Voice, and He shall hearken unto me. (P. lxxvii.)

11. In the Time of my Trouble I fought the Lord; my Sore ran, and ceafed not in the Night Seafon; my Soul refufed Comfort.

12. When I am in Heaviness, I will think upon God; when my Heart is vexed, I will complain.

13. Thou holdest mine Eyes waking; I am so troubled, that I cannot speak. I have confidered the Days of old, and the Years that are paft.

14. I call to Remembrance my Song; and in the Night I commune with mine own Heart, and my Spirits make diligent Search.

15. Will the Lord absent himself for ever, and will He be favorable no more?

16. Is his Mercy clean gone for ever, and is his Promife come utterly to an End for evermore?

17. Hath God forgotten to be gracious, and will He Thut up his tender Mercies in Displeasure.

18. And I faid, it is mine own Infirmity; but I will remember the Years of the right Hand of the moft High.

19. I will remember the Works of the Lord, and call to Mind thy Wonders of old time: I will meditate also of thy Works, and my Talk fhall be of thy Doings. O

20. Thy