O God! how constant is thy love! O God, our Strength, to Thee the song .... O help us, Lord! each hour of need O praise our great and gracious Lord On Thee, O God of Hosts, on Thee.. O render thanks to God above.. O Saviour of the faithful dead!. O Thou that hear'st the mourner's cry Praise, O praise the Lord of Heaven ... Shine on our souls, Eternal God.. Sons of men! behold from far.. Spirit of Mercy, Truth, and Love! The Lord will come! the earth shall quake. 50 The Saviour lives, no more to die.. 62 The starry firmament on high.. 6 63 87 The Sun of Righteousness appears. This is the day the Lord hath bless'd To celebrate thy praise, O Lord To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. To God the Father yield To heav'n I lift mine eye. Vainly through night's weary hours.. 62 79 73 72 42 27 16 12 31 76 21 5 105 70 39 41 We love the Lord, for He is good.. With one consent let all the earth. Ye boundless realms of joy... Ye ransom'd of the Lord, rejoice Ye saints and servants of the Lord. Ye servants of the Lord Page 36 10 58 6 85 18 98 89 90 78 13 28 14 40 30 44 11 36 41 PSALMS. 10 PSALM III. L. M. GOD! how constant is thy love! Thy gifts are ev'ry ev'ning new; And morning mercies from above Gently distil, like early dew. 2 Thou spread'st the curtain of the night, Great Guardian of our sleeping hours; Thy sov'reign word restores the light, And quickens all our slumb'ring powers. 3 Thine arm sustain'd us while we slept, Else had our eyelids clos'd in death; Our life in safety still is kept, And still we draw our wonted breath. 4 That life we yield to thy command; To Thee we consecrate our days; Perpetual blessings from thy hand Demand perpetual songs of praise. 1 IN PSALM IV. c. M. [N vain the thoughtless world inquires, Forgetful of their God, Who will supply their vain desires, Or shew them earthly good. 2 Through the wide compass of the earth Their restless wishes rove, In search of honour, wealth, and mirth, The idols of their love. B 3 But oft these shadowy joys elude 4 From this vain world, Lord, wean our love, 1 PSALM V. Version 1. c. M., D. ΟΝ N Thee, O God of Hosts, on Thee None without holiness may see The glories of thy face. Before that eye, whose beam severe How loathsome must the thought appear 2 But I, O Lord, in humble prayer, 1 Though most unworthy of thy care, O fit me for this holy place, PSALM V. Version 2. C. M. LORD! in the morning thou shalt hear To Thee will I direct my prayer, |