IV. AN EVENING HYMN. Send out thy Light and thy Truth.-Psalm xliii. 3. 2 Nearness to Christ I fain would find, To converse with the God of heaven. 3 Send, Source of Light, some cheering ray I mourn, and think thy absence long, 4 Command my blindness to depart; 50 let the mercies of this day Teach me to praise as well as pray: ས་ SATURDAY NIGHT. 1 BEGONE, my worldly cares, away! Nor dare to tempt my sight; Let me begin th' ensuing day 2 Yes, let the work of prayer and praise 3 Let the past mercies of the week 5 Forgive my dulness, dearest Lord, 6 On wings of expectation borne, VI. LORD'S-DAY MORNING. 1 AWAKE my heart! my soul, arise! 2 O solemn thought!-Lord, give me pow'r Wisely to fill up every hour: O for the wings of faith and love 3 Jesus, assist, nor let me fail 4 Go with me to thy house to day, 5 Call forth my thoughts, and let them rove Nor keep me from my Saviour's breast. 6 Give to thy church a large increase, VII. LORD'S DAY EVENING. 1 LET me adore his boundless grace, 2 Fain would I sing, and praise the Lord, And keep my oft-repeated vows. 3 Yet would I mourn, with conscious shame, What sin my holiest duties stain: My best performances are lame, And all without th' atonement vain. ♦ Christ's righteousness alone I plead, And cast my offerings at his feet; His merits must for me succeed, Through him acceptance I shall meet. 5 Thanks to his name, his cov'nant love 6 My heart is now his blest abode, I love his ways, his name revere; Soon shall I mount the hill of God, To spend an endless sabbath there. VIII. Unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given: and the Government shall be upon his Shoulder: and his Name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.-Isa. ix. 6. 1 To us, to us a Child is born, > Arise, and hail the glorious morn: To us, the guilty race of man, He comes, all potent to sustain, 4 The MIGHTY GOD-The PRINCE of PEACE, The EVERLASTING FATHER'S come- 5 With angels let our souls adore The virgin's Son-the Prince of Power; All praise to God for grace divine! IX. THOUGHTS AT THE LORD's TABLE. 1 Now let my faith look through her fears, And view my dearest Lord, Groaning in agonies and tears, That I might be restor❜d. 2 Methinks I see the thorny bands His pierced side, his wounded hands, |