ARRANGEMENT OF HYMNS.

THEME II. The Gospel Proclaimed.

FULL AND FREE SALVATION BY JESUS CHRIST.
(1) Its Excellence, 458-462. (2) Promises, 463, 464.
(3) Invitations, 465-474. (4) Expostulations, 475-485.

THEME III. The Gospel Welcomed and Embraced.

THE LIFE AND HISTORY OF A TRUE BELIEVER.
I. HIS CHARACTER PORTRAYED.

(1) GRACE given to Believe, 486.

(2) Salvation by Grace, 487-493.

(3) Faith, 494-498. (4) Repentance, 499-503.

(5) Renunciation of the World, 504–509.

(6) Conflict, 510-518. (7) Encouragement, 519-527.

(8) Decline and Recovery, 528, 529.

(9) Desires after Holiness, 530–533. (10) Growth in Grace, 534-536. (11) Prayer, 537-548. (12) Watchfulness, 549-551.

(13) Fasting, 552.

(14) Self-Discipline, 553-556. (15) Resignation, 557-563.

(16) Patience, 564-566. (17) Trust, 567-570. (18) Hope, 571-573. (19) Full Assurance, 574, 575. (20) Support and Comfort, 576-586. (21) Humility, 587, 588. (22) Love, 589-596.

(23) Almsgiving, 597, 598. (24) Praise, 599-632.

(27) Peace, 647-662. (28) Joy, 663–667.

II. PRIVILEGES ENJOYED.

(1) Union with Christ, 668-674.

(2) Adoption, 675-679. (3) Pardon, 680-684.

(4) Justification, 685, 686. (5) Sanctification, 687.

(6) Fellowship with the Father and with His Son, 688-710.

(7) Direction and Guidance, 711–714.

(8) Christ's Everlasting Love, 715-722.
(9) Security in Christ, 723-728.

(11) Everlasting Salvation, 734.

III. TALENTS IMPROVED.

(10) Final Perseverance, 729-783.

(1) Time, 735. (2) Tongue, 736, 737. (3) Influence, 788. (4) Wealth, 739, 740.

IV. DUTIES FULFILLED.

(1) Social and Relative, 741, 742. (2) Christian Fellowship, 743. (3) Mutual Forbearance, 744, 745.

(4) Saints and Martyrs-their Holy Example, 746-752.

(5) Angels-Ministering Spirits, 753-755.

THEME IV. Ambassadors for Christ.

(1) Consecration and Ordination, 756, 757.

(2) Ministers of Christ and Stewards of the Mysteries of God, 758–764. (3) Fellow Helpers, 765-768.

(4) Sunday School Teachers, 769-771.

(5) District Visitors, 772, 773.

THEME V. The Two Sacraments.

(1) Baptism, 774-778. (2) The Lord's Supper, 779-791.

THEME VI. The Lord's Day.

(1) Opening of the Lord's Day, 792-798.
(2) Opening of Public Worship, 799-808.

(3) Before the Sermon, 809–814.

ARRANGEMENT OF HYMNS.

THEME VI. The Lord's Day (continued).
(4) Close of Public Worship, 815-818.
(5) Close of the Lord's Day, 819-822.
(6) Deprived of Public Worship, 823, 824.
(7) Restored to Public Worship, 825.

THEME VII. Special Services.

(1) Foundation or Consecration of a Church, 826, 827.
(2) Choir Meetings, 828.

(3) Prayer Meetings, 829-836.

(4) Times of Refreshing, 837-841.
(5) Mothers' Meetings, 842, 843.
National Occasions.

THEME VIII.

(1) Opening of the Year, 909-913.
(2) Close of the Year, 914-917.

III. SEASONS OF LIFE.

(1) Birthdays, 920-922.

(3) Year of Jubilee, 918, 919.

(2) Childhood and Youth, 923-948. (3) Confirmation, 949-957.

(4) Marriage, 958-960.

(6) Sickness, 962-968.

(5) Thanksgiving for Childbirth, 961. (7) More Fruit, 969, 970.

(8) Old Age, 971, 972. (9) Death, 973-978. (10) Burial, 979-983

IV. THE LIFE TO COME.

(1) The First Resurrection-of the Saints, 984-987.

(2) The General Resurrection, 988-991.

(3) The Great Day of Judgment, 992-999.

(5) The New Jerusalem, 1001, 1002.

(4) Hell, 1000.

(6) The New Heavens and Earth, 1003. (7) Heaven, 1004-1018.

THEME XI. Eternity.

(1) The Mediatorial Kingdom delivered up to the Father, 1019.

(2) The Solemnities of Eternity, 1020, 1021.

(3) The Praises of Eternity, 1022-1025.

GOD ALL IN ALL.

THEME XII. Doxologies.

INDEX II.

HYMNS ARRANGED FOR THE SUNDAYS AND HOLY
DAYS OF THE CHRISTIAN YEAR.

* If more Sundays before Advent, see Hymns for Fifth or Sixth Sundays after

Epiphany.

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suggested the key-note for each day, thus preserving the unity of the service
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The Holy and Ever-Blessed "Trinity in Unity."

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CULBACH.

upon a throne." 87,87.

RIGHT the vision that delighted
Once the sight of Judah's seer;
Sweet the countless tongues united
To entrance the prophet's ear.
2 Round the Lord in glory seated,
Cherubim and seraphim

Filled His temple, and repeated
Each to each the alternate hymn:
3 "Lord, Thy glory fills the heaven,
Earth is with its fulness stored;
Unto Thee be glory given,

Holy, Holy, Holy Lord!"

4 Heaven is still with glory ringing,
Earth takes up the angels' cry,
"Holy, Holy, Holy,"-singing,

"Lord of hosts, the Lord most high!"

5 With His seraph train before Him,
With His Holy Church below,
Thus conspire we to adore Him,
Bid we thus our anthem flow.

6 Thus, Thy glorious name confessing,
We adopt Thy angels' cry,

"Holy, Holy, Holy,"-blessing

Thee, "the Lord of hosts most high!"

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