Our God revere,
He's present here,
Come, worship him with filial fear.

2 Father of the congregation,
O what abundant consolation

We in thy gracious counsel find, Which by Christ was manifested; His coming in the flesh attested Thy tender love to all mankind; Thy name we magnify To all eternity;

For thy mercies Unbounded are; Thy love and care

Exceed our utmost wish and prayer.

3 Lord our matchless Friend and
Brother,
[other
Thy praises from each day to the
I'll sing while I have breath in me:
God, as man to us related,
The grateful sense thou hast created
To praise excites me powerfully;
Rise, joyful spirit, rise,
Exalt his sacrifice,
Hallelujah,

In highest strain
To the Lamb slain;

Let heaven and earth reply, Amen.

4 Holy Spirit, we adore thee,
And to thy name give praise and
For graciously directing us [glory,
To seek pardon, peace, and favour
With God, thro' Jesus Christ our
Saviour,

From whom alone salvation flows; O fill us with his love,

So that our walk may prove
To his honour;
And grant that we
Continually

May to thy voice obedient be.

O FATHER, hear :||:

Our humble prayer;

Us kindly own

As children, :: since thy Son,
Whom thou, that we might live, :|:
Didst give,

So freely died,-and satisfied
For Adam's race, :||:
Proclaiming truth and grace. :||:

2 Most gracious Lord, :||:
Eternal Word,

Who flesh wast made,

Our Saviour, :|: friend and head:
Thou holy Lamb of God, ':
Thy blood,-thy pain and death
Preserve in faith
Thy church while here, :||:
Till we 'fore thee appear. ::

BEHOLD what love the Father hath
On guilty men bestow'd,
That we, who children are of wrath,
Should children be of God.

2 O how beyond expression great
His love in Christ doth shine!
'Tis like himself, the eternal God,

Past knowledge, all divine.

3 Behold, for fallen, guilty man
The Lord of glory dies;
Lays down his life us to redeem,
A precious sacrifice.

4 Now doth our Lord, the Son of
Who for us lived and died,
See of the travail of his soul,

And is well satisfied.

[God,

With filial confidence and love most tender, O Lord our God.

Lost, I now in Christ am found,
Dead, by faith in Christ I live.
2 Father, behold thy Son,
In Christ I am thine own:
Stranger long to thee and rest,
See, the prodigal is come:
Open wide thy arms and breast,
Take the weary wanderer home.
3 Thine eye observed from far,
Thy pity view'd me near:
Me thy bowels yearn'd to see,
Me thy mercy ran to find,
Empty, poor, and void of thee,
Hungry, sick, and faint, and blind.
4 Thou on my neck didst fall,
Thy kiss forgave me all:
Still the gracious words I hear,
Words that made the Saviour mine,
Haste, for him the robe prepare,
His be righteousness divine.

DRAW me, O Father, to the Son, That he may draw me unto thee; Thy Spirit render me his own,

And rule without control in me; Shed in my heart thy love abroad,

blood,

His followers call'd together, His farewell was, I go to God,

To mine, and to your Father; Therefore, believing in the Son, With filial love we humbly own Thee, God, our God and Father.

FATHER of all, almighty Lord,

Our Father and our God,
Since Jesus Christ, th' eternal Word,
Assumed our flesh and blood.

2 Let all with love and filial fear
Thy sacred name adore;
O may thy kingdom soon appear,
And spread the world all o'er.
3 Help us thy pleasure to fulfil,
As done by heavenly powers;
Accomplish in us all thy will,
And let that will be ours.

4 Our souls and bodies feed, we pray, With food which thou seest best; We ask our portion for the day,

And leave to thee the rest.

5 Let mercy pardon all our crimes, Which justice must condemn ; As some have wrong'd us many And we would pardon them. [times 6 Let not temptation us befall,

While here our race we run;
But rescue and defend us all
From sin and the evil one.

7 Thine is the kingdom, thine the
O'er angels and o'er men; [power
The glory too for evermore
Is thine; Amen, Amen.

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REJOICE, my soul, God cares for Trust to his word assuredly, [thee, However things may go, {sake, Thy heavenly Father, for Christ's Of thy concerns will notice take,

And mercy freely to thee show,

2 My griefs and cares to thee well known,

My God, I cast on thee alone,

In thee is all my trust; Since thou dost govern, I'll be still, Into thy hands resign my will,

And thank thee prostrate in the dust.

OUR Father, who in heaven art,
Hallow'd be thy most blessed name;
Thy kingdom come; thy will be done
Always in heaven & earth the same;
Give us this day our daily bread;
Forgive our sins, as we forgive;
Into temptation do not lead,
But full release from evil give.

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OUR Father, great and glorious,
On heaven's exalted throne,
Thy kingdom prove victorious,
That Jesus Christ, thy Son,
May, for his death and passion,
From every tongue and nation,
Receive a rich reward.