7 Thine is the kingdom, thine the pow'r Thy kingdom come; thy will be

XI. Of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

The angels and elders before him fall

down,

With accents melodious him praising; Unto the Lamb slain, and to him on the throne,

They render glory unceasing.

4 The church on earth in humble
Exalteth Christ our Saviour; [strain,
She sings, "The Lamb for us was slain,
Our foe is cast for ever;
For Christ hath redeem'd us by his
precious blood

Out of ev'ry nation and kindred, And made us thereby kings and priests) unto God,

To him thanksgiving be render'd."
5 When Christ shall come, in majesty,
With all his bright attendance,
And as the Judge in equity

On men pass final sentence: [dread,
Then shall all his enemies quaking with
Wish mountains and rocks them to
cover;

The ransom'd with gladness will lift up their head,

And live with Jesus for ever.

204. T. 14.

O THE delights, the heav'nly joys,
The glories of the place,
Where Jesus sheds the brightest beams
Of his o'erflowing grace!

2 Sweet majesty and awful love
Sit smiling on his brow,
And all the glorious ranks above
At humble distance bow.

3 Princes to his imperial name
Bend their bright sceptres down:
Dominions, thrones, and pow'rs rejoice
To see him wear the crown.

4 Upon that dear majestic head
That cruel thorns did wound,
See what immortal glories shine
And circle it around!

5 This is the Man, th' exalted Man,
Whom we unseen adore;
But when our eyes shall see his face,
Our hearts shall love him more.

205. T. 341.
WORTHY, O Lord, art thou,
That ev'ry knee should bow,
Ev'ry tongue to thee confess;
Universal nature join,
Strong and mighty thee to bless,
Gracious, merciful, benign!

2 Hail your dread Lord and ours, Dominions, thrones and pow'rs! Source of pow'r he rules alone:

Veil your faces, prostrate fall,
Cast your crowns before his throne,
Hail the Cause, the Lord of all!

3 Justice and truth maintain
Thy everlasting reign;
One with thine almighty Sire,
Partner of an equal throne ;
King of kings, let all conspite
Gratefully thy sway to own.
4 Jesus, thou art my King,
To me thy succor bring.
Christ the mighty One art thou,
Help for all on thee is laid:
This thy promise claim I now,
Send me down the promis'd aid.
5 Triumph and reign in me,
And spread thy victory:
Sin, and death, and hell control,
Pride and self, and ev'ry foe;
All subdue, thro' all
my soul,
Conqu❜ring and to conquer go.

206.* T. 97.

THOU reign'st above on heaven's

throne,

The Father's Equal, God the Son;
The Holy Ghost to us displays
Thy majesty and boundless grace,
And in the Scriptures clearly doth ex-
plain,

That thou, Lord, madest, and redeem-
edst man.

2 With awe and reverence 'fore thee,
And at thy name we bow the knee,
As all in earth and heaven join,
T' extol thy majesty divine,
And thee, to God the Father's glory, call
The great Jehovah, mighty Lord of all.

'Fore him must bow.

3 Of this great truth we boldly witness bear,

And to mankind this doctrine will declare,

That he, who to save us assum❜d our nature

To sin, and Satan's pow'r;

But with an outstretch'd arm, he saves,
In his appointed hour.

6 The Holy Ghost he sends

Our stubborn souls to move,
To make his enemies his friends,
And conquer them by love.

The love of sin departs,

Soon as his voice invites our hearts
The life of grace takes place,
To rise and seek his face.

8

The world and Satan rage,
But he their pow'r controls;
His wisdom, love and truth engage
Protection for our souls.

9

Tho' press'd, we need not yield,
But shall prevail at length,
For Jesus is our Sun and Shield,

Our Righteousness and Strength. 10 Assur'd that Christ our King

Will put our foes to flight,
We on the field of battle sing,
And triumph while we fight.

210. T. 595.

And suffer'd on the cross, is the Crea- HOSANNA to the Son

tor

Of heav'n and earth.

209. T. 595.

PREPARE a thankful song

To the Redeemer's name!

His praises should employ each tongue,
And ev'ry heart inflame.

Of David, and of God,

Who brought the news of pardon down,

And seal'd it with his blood.

2 To Christ, th' anointed King,
Be endless blessings giv'n;
Let the whole earth his glory sing,

Who made our peace with heav'n.

The Corner-stone, he of the church is Thou dost our cause before thy nam'd.

[fram'd. In whom the building's fitly join'd and

3 As Leader, he before his people goes,

And constant vict'ry gains o'er all his foes:

peer,

He is our High-priest, having no com-
[are.
Our names upon his breast engraven
4 Our only Master, who instructs us
right;
[Prophet's light:
To know God's will we need this
Our Counsellor he is; if we believe
His words, nor flesh, nor world can us
deceive.

5 Of all the feeble he the Strength re-
mains,

As Hero in the fight he conquest gains:
Him Everlasting Father,* all must own;
As Prince of peace, he to his church is
known.
* Isaiah, ix. 6.

6 As Lord, none dare his sov'reign
will control;

He is thy Lord, be joyful, O my soul!
His name is Wonderful, who can reveal
His thoughts divine, immense, un-
searchable!

7 He is the Life, by whom all things
subsist;

The Way, which cannot ev'n by fools
be miss'd;
The Truth, in which we may confide;
the Light
[of night.
Which shines resplendent in the shades

8 The Word, by whom all things t
first were made,

Who even now to life can raise the dead:

He's our Redeemer, who hath shed
his blood,

The world to save, and reconcile to
God.

9 Thee, gracious Lord, our Saviour
we confess,

Since we're partakers of thy saving grace:

plead,

Father

As Advocate, and for us intercede,
10 To thee, the Mercy-seat, we may
draw nigh,

And confidently on thy name rely:
As Lamb, thou didst become a sacrifice
For us, and pay in blood our ransom-
price.

11 As Bridegroom of the soul, the
church thy bride

To thee, who purchas'd her, is close ally'd.

[sake, As Head, thy body thou wilt ne'er forBut of each member special notice take. 12 As Shepherd, thou thy sheep dost richly feed,

Protect from harm, and to green pastures lead:

O Bread of life, whereby alone we live, Thro' thee we everlasting life receive. 13 O living Fountain, he who drinks

of thee

Shall thirst no more to all éternity.
Thou art the Vine, and we the bran-