2 His reign hath no end,

His hand who can stay?

His wifdom ne'er errs,

His truth never fails.
They are fafe in his friendship,
Who walk in his way;
To them, thro' all changes,
Still mercy prevails.

PSALM XXXI.

All men, especially Britons, call'd to the praise of God.
I LET thy various realms, O earth,
Praises yield to heaven's high Lord
Praise him, all of human birth,
And his wondrous acts record.

2 Health and plenty crown our land,
We have freedom, truth, and peace:
Ever bounteous is his hand;
Never let your praises ceafe.

PSALM XXXII.

God our shepherd.

1 LO, my fhepherd is divine, Care fhall never more be mine;

ME.

In his paftures fair and large

He fhall tend his happy charge.

2 When I faint with fummer's heat He fhall lead my weary feet

3

To the streams that, ftill and flow,
Thro' the verdant meadows flow.

He my foul anew fhall frame,
And, his mercy to proclaim,
When thro' devious paths I ftray,
Guide my steps the better way.
4 Tho' the dreary vale I tread.
By the fhades of death o'erfpread,
There I walk from terror free
While protected, Lord, by thee.

5 Thou haft rais'd my drooping head,
Thou my daily table spread;
By thee guarded from my foes
I have fure and fweet repofe.

6 Till my latest hour draws near
I will truft my fhepherd's care:
To my fuccor he will come
And conduct me safely home.

PSALM XXXIII.

ME.

The true business of life, and the happy issue of a patient perfeverance in it.

1 BE this, O Lord, our bufinefs here, With ferious industry and fear,

A a 2

Our

Our future bliss to enfure;

Thine holy counfels to fulfil;
To fuffer all thy righteous will;
And to the end endure.

2 Then, Lord, our willing fouls receive, Tranflated from below, to live

And reign in heaven above, Where faith is fweetly loft in fight; And hope, in full, fupreme, delight And everlasting love.

WE.

PSALM XXXIV.

Univerfal praife.

I PRAISE to thee, thou great creator,
Praise be thine from every tongue :
Join, my foul, with every creature,
Join the universal song.

2 For ten thousand bleffings given,
For the richest gifts bestow'd

Sound his praise thro' earth and heaven,
Sound Jehovah's praise aloud.

THE END.

F.

Every pfalm in the collection is ranged under fome
bead or other of the following index, and moft
of them under many.

If a proper pjalm should not be found under the title

by which it is first fought, let it be fought under
Some other title of fimilar import, or under fome
bead related to thefe, or within which they may
be comprehended. The roman numerals denote
the books; the leffer figures the pfalms of each
book.

A

ACTIVITY, chriftian, 1. 22.—II. 74.
EQUANIMITY, fee contentment, refignation,
truft, hope, &c. II. 3.

AFFLICTION, fee refignation, &c. 11. 28.
ALARM from the rapidity of life, 11. 105.
ANXIETY, fee truft, contentment, refigna-

tion, III. 20.

ATTRIBUTES of God, fee God.

ASCENSION and refurrection of Chrift, 11. 31.

B

BEATITUDES, chriftian, 1. 25.

BLESSINGS, fpiritual and temporal, 1. 408.-

II. 91, 92, 117.-III. 12.

BRITAIN, her happiness, 1. 65.-IV. 20, 31.

C

CANDOR, 1. 66, 78.—III. 21.
CARE, III. 20.

CHRIST'S coming and office, see gospel, word,

II. 190.

's refurrection and afcenfion, II. 31.-

III. 17.-IV. 25.

's example, 1. 30.

CHRISTIANITY, its excellence, 1. 62, 64.-

II. 40.

CHRISTIAN character, defire after it, see holi-
nefs, II. 41, 120.

race, 11. 106.

temper, defire after it, II. 120.

CHRISTIAN'S citizenship, II. 40.

CHRISTIAN, dying, II 125.

CHARITY, fee candor, love, fympathy, 1. 66.-

II. 90, 113.

CIVIL GOVERNMENT, II. 119.
COMPASSION, fee love, brotherly, 1. 86.
COMMUNICATIONS, evil and good, I. 31.-11. 23.
CONTENTMENT and hope, 11. 4, 47.-IV. 13.
CONVICTIONS, our own, right and duty of fol-
lowing them, I. 78.-II. 119.-III. 19.
CONSOLATION in God, 1. 3, 15, 83.-II. 21, 53,
94.

CONVERSATION becoming the gofpel, 1. 28.

CON-