274

All computation strives in vain,

Thy vast, thy boundless length to gain.

Eternity, eternity,

How long art thou, eternity!
O man! so long as God shall reign,
So long will be the sinner's pain,
So long the blest their tongues employ ; -
How long that pain, how long that joy!

And dost thou say, "Ask what thou wilt "?

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Cease here longer to detain me

Chamber of sickness! much to thee I owe
Change is written everywhere

Child of man, whose seed below

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210

269

169

105

112

71

114

189

190

223

46

61

212

Come, let us join our friends above

Come, my fond, fluttering heart

Come to Calvary's holy mountain

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Come, who will," the voice from heaven

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66

54

216

237

52

257

76

272

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75

I am weary of straying,- O, fain would I rest

I cannot always trace the way

I cannot call affliction sweet.
If all our hopes, and all our fears
If Christ is mine, then all is mine
I have been to a land, a Border-land.
I hear the bells, I see them go

I hear thee speak of the better land.
In health, O Lord, and prosperous days

In the dust I'm doomed to sleep

In the hour of my distress

99

Much have I borne, but not as I should bear
My Father and my God

My feet are worn and weary with the march
My mother, look not on me now

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68

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244

My soul, go boldly forth

My spirit on thy care

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My times are in thy hand

My whole, though broken heart, O Lord.

Night is the time to muse

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Q Saviour! whose mercy, severe in its kindness
O strange infirmity! to think

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