PSALM 103.* (C. M. TRURO.) God's goodness in the salvation of man. 1 COME, let us bless the Lord our God, 2 Far as the heaven above the earth 4 Oh! let us then resume the theme, PSALM 104. (P. M. HANOVER.) The glory, wisdom, and power of God, 1 My soul, praise the Lord, With honour and might; 2 As curtains the sky How manifold, Lord, The works Thou hast wrought! Thy glory we see: 4 By angels in heaven, PSALM 106. (L. M. ST. ANDREWS.) God's blessing is on his people. 1 LET Songs of praise to God ascend, 2 Not earth and heaven combined can raise 3 Blessed are they who know his will, Whose feet in swift obedience move, Borne on the wings of faith and love. 4 With these, O Lord! Thy chosen race, Make us partakers of thy grace; Let all thy goodness round us rise, And pass before our wond'ring eyes. 5 Thus while thy mercy on our heads The fulness of its blessings sheds, Our songs on earth with theirs shall blend, Till purer praise in heaven ascend. PSALM 107. (C. M. LIVERPOOL.) God, the protector of his servants. 1 How are thy servants bless'd, O Lord! 2 In foreign realms, and lands remote, Through burning climes they pass unhurt, 3 When by the dreadful tempest borne They find Thee neither slow to hear, 4 The storm is laid, the winds retire, The sea, which roars at thy command, 5 In midst of dangers, fears, and deaths, And praise Thee for thy mercies past, 6 Grant that our life, while life remains, That death, when death shall close our days, PSALM 107. (c. M. EGYPT.) God the unerring guide of his people. v. 7. 1 WHEN Israel were from Egypt brought, Saved by Jehovah's hand, They went through wanderings far about 2 They often murmur'd by the way, 3 The way was right their hearts to prove, To make God's glories known; And shew his wisdom, power and love, 4 So now the Christian's winding path PSALM 115. (C. M. HEPHZIBAH.) The salvation of man wholly of grace. v. 1. 1 Not unto us, but to thy name, 2 Thy wisdom, moved by boundless love, Of rescuing, from eternal death, 3 By grace our souls at first were call'd; 4 Should wethrough grace at length be found Among thy saints above, With them, in endless songs, we'll sing 5 Yet let us aim, while here below, And own, at least, the debt we owe, 6 To Thee, O God! to Thee alone For 'tis of grace, from first to last, |