Prompted each action of his life, 3 Here let our powers unite Thy glorious name to praife, Great fource of all that grace and truth 4 Let love infpire our breasts, 5 One faith, one hope, one Lord, 6 Warm'd with our mafter's love, And thine unmeafur'd grace, Our hearts, in one wide wifh of All human-kind embrace. peace, I PSALM XIX. Truth, the love of it. IMPOSTURE fhrinks from light, D. But But christian truths the teft invite, They bid us search and try. 2 A meek inquiring mind, Lord, help us to maintain; That from thy word, with growing joy, 3 Do thou our spirits lead; 4 The truths that God imparts PSALM XX. Anxiety unavailing and unreasonable. I CAN anxious thoughts increase Or, while they spoil our prefent peace, 2 Difquieting defire May well their hearts corrode, D. Who Who see their hopes with life expire, Or know no guardian God. 3 Will he, whofe bounty gave Will not what nature's wants may crave 4 Then let to-morrow's cares The trouble which to-day prepares PSALM XXI. Christian unity. I LET party-names no more Gentile, and Jew, and bond, and free, 2 Among the faints on earth Let mutual love be found Heirs of the fame inheritance With mutual bleffing crown'd. 3 Let envy and ill-will Be banish'd far away; They They should in strictest friendship dwell 4 Thus will the church below Where fprings of pureft pleasure rife, PSALM XXII. Viciffitudes of life under the direction of divine wisdom and goodness. I AS various as the moon. Is man's eftate below; To his bright day of gladness foon 2 The night of woe refigns 3 It's darkness and it's grief; Again the morn of comfort fhines, Yet not from fickle chance These varying scenes arife; Our dark and brighter hours advance 4 Their portion comes to all 5 2 Let man conform his mind Be joyful now, and now refign'd, PSALM XXIII. Praife to God from all nations. YE nations, praise the Lord, While angels found his praise 3 Praise him with awe profound; Let knowledge lead the fong; Nor mock him with a folemn found Upon a thoughtless tongue. 4 Still |