Pour oat thy Holy Spirit on all thy Servants and Handmaids. Hear us, o dear Lord and God! Yea, thou Lamb of God, which takest away the Sin of the World, Be joyful over us! O thou Lamb of God, which taket away the Sin of the World, Own us to be thine ! O thou Lamb of God, which takeft away the Sin of the World, Leave thy Peace with us! With Rev'rence greet each other now From Chrift's collective Spouse, Within the Chamber close. - Hear us, o dear Lord and God! is gone to view, The Prints in Hands and Feet.] Be the Saviour of all Men, And reconcile all Things unto thyself, whether things in Earth, or thing: in Heaven ! Have Mercy on all thy Creatures ! Chor. We thank thee with good Reason, O Jesu, Friend in Need ! To which thy Love agreed. On thy Fidelity, The faithful One to see. To leave this mortal Tent, Thyself just then present, On thy dear Breast recline, From that pierc'd Heart of thine. Who turns to Joy all Tears; While While we thy gentle Visage Survey, how glad and bold Shall we receive the Message, And let our Limbs grow cold. A N T H E M S *. ib. ib. ib. 18 ib. 20 E NOCH's Hymn Part I. page 3. PS. xcii. It is a good Thing ib. Jacob's (Gen. xlix.) ib. xciii, The Lord reigneth 15 The People of Israel's first Thank - xcv. O come, let us ling ib. giving ib. xcvii. Jehovah reigneth ib. The original Rehearsal of the divine xcix. The Lord is King ib. Antributes (Exod. xxxiv.) 4 c. O be joyful in the Lord 16 The Form of bletting the Congregation cii. Thou shalt arise ib. (Num. vi.) cvij. O give Thanks Balaam's Homage cx. The Lord said unto my Lord Moses's Farewel ib. Deborah's Pfulm s cxi. I will praise Jehovah Moses's Hymn (Pl. xc.) ib. cxii. Unto che Godly there aHannab's Song 6 siseth ib. 2 Sam. xxiii. David the Son of Jefe cxiii. Praise, O ye Servants ib. taid, c. ib. cxv. Not unto us 19 2 Sam. vii. Who am I, O Lord cxvi. I am well pleased ib. God ib. cxvii. O praise the Lord ib. Ps. ii. Why do the Heathen 7 cxviii. O give Thanks unto the viii. Jehovah our Governor ib, Lord cxxv. They that trust ib. 9 cxxxii. Lord, remember David, xxiv. The Earth is Jehovah's 10 xlv. My Heart in endicing ib. cxxxiv. Behold now, praise ye ib. xlvi. God is our Hope cxxxix. Lord, thou hast searched xlvii. O clap your Hands ib, li. Have Mercy upon me,: 0 cxliii. I remember the Time past God ib. Ixxvi. In Judab is God known cxly. I will extol thee ib. ib. cxlvii. Praise the Lord 1xxx. Give ear, O Shepherd 13 cxlviii. Both young, &c. 24 Ixxxii. God sandech in the Con. cl. Sing unco Jehovah ib. gregation 1b. Solomon's Prayer at the Dedication of lxxxv. Lord, thou hast been fa the Temple ió. vourable His Form of Common Prayer (1 Kings 1xxxvii. Her Foundations 14 viji.) ib. xci. He that dwelleth ib. The Song of Solomon 25 They can be chanted to the common Chant-Tunes. 23 ib. II 22 12 23 48 36 ib. I/. iv. In that Day fhall the Branch Johni, In the Beginning was to 31 Word v. Concerning the vineyard ib. John iï. God so loved the World ib. ix. The People that walked ib. Mart. xi. I thank thee, O Father 46 xi. There Mall come forth a Rod. Hymn concerning the Church-periods ib. 32 The Lord's Prayer ib. xii. O Jehovah, I will praile The Feet-washing (John xin.) ib. thee ib. The Palover (Our Lord Jesus Chrift, xxvi. We have a strong City ib. &c.) 47 xl. Comfort ye ib. Our Lord's Farewel Bloling (I am xlix. Liften, o Mes 33 the true Vine, &c.) ib. lii. and liji. How beautiful 34 Jesus's High-priofily Prayer (John 1x. Arife, be enlighted 35 xvii.) lxi. The Spirit of the Lord God Our Lord's last Will (Go ye into all the World, c.) 49 Lamentations of Jeremiah ib. The Dismission after his Ascension ib. Daniel's Vigils 38 The Bridegrcom's Propbery of his Vi. His Psalm (ch. ii. 20.) 39 fitation on a sudden Jonah's Song ib. Of bis glorious Epiphany The Prophecy of Micah ib. Paul's Prophecy, i Cor. xiii. 51 Hab kkuk's Hymn 40 Heb.i. God, who at sundry Times ib. Zephaniah's ib. Pbil. ii. Let this Mind be in you 52 The Prayer of Ezra 41 Eph, i. Blessed be the God and FaNehemiah's Hymn ib. ther ib. Zech. iij. He shewed me Foshua 42. Col. i. Give Thanks unto the Fa. Zuch. iv. This is the Word of the ther 53 Lord unto Zerubbabel ib. Heb. xi. Faith is the Substance of ib. Malachi's Pfulm 43 Rev. i. Grace be unto you and Peace 54 New Testament Anthems. iji. To the Angel of the Church of Philadelphia 55 Mark xi. Hosanna ! blessed is he 43 v. John wept much ib. The Angel's Salutation ib. xix. Praise our God, all ye his Elzabeth's 44 Mary's Ibarkliving ib. xxi. and xxii. John saw the ho. Ibe Song of Zacharias jb. ly City ib. 50 Servants 56 ALPHA OF THE H Y M M N S. A 136 ji. 305 ii. 2;8 j. 264 ii. 248 The Figures at the Right Hand of the Lines, few the Part and Page awhere the Hymn is to be found; she Nimbers on the Left, refer to the Table of Tunes Pt. Pag. 32 BBA Father, hear thy Child i. 359 A Band of Angels from the Sky i. 72 A bleeding Heart I will prelent to Thee, i. 288 39 A House i had call'd Heart, so wide i. 231 61 A Lamb appears and gives in Bail ii. 94 79 A Lamb goes forth and bears the Guild i. 261 9 A Lamb goes forth and on him bears 13 c A new Account of Time begins i. 318 96 A new King's-way we now can say i. 143 78 A noble Child, the Child of God 19 A Soul, that would always be shelter'd from Sin ii. 29 A thousand times and more ii, 90 84 A thousand times be then ador'd 28 A true poor Sinner's Heart ii. 46 13 A wond'rous AEt it must be stil'd 8 A wond'rous Change he with us makes i. 254 13 Abide with us, O Jesu dear i. 197 51 Above yon Harry Sky ii. 17 33 Absolved Congregation 13 According to my State on Earth i. 31 Adam comes forth, but in a new Edition i. 225 366 After the Labours of thy Life ii. 82 9 Ah! come thou my Heart's sweetest Guest i. 376 Ah! Conscience, Conscience, when I look i. 228 54a Ah! Love come fweetly bind me, ii. 54 9 Ah! my dear Heart-beloved Lamb ji. 57 1 Ab! on my Saviour's tender Fleik scarce grown i. 34 Alas! how very bad are we ii. 95 Note, When a Hymn bas no Tune affix'd to it, is implies generally that we have but one Hymn of that kind of Metre, and therefore did not directly make the Tunc of it an Article in the Table. When these Marks, or t, are added to the Figure, they fignify that the Hymn can be sung to that Tone, but either there is another proper one belonging to it, which we give Notice of by the first Mark : Or, which is the Meaning of the second, it does not quite regularly answer to this, but, either throughout or in fome Verses, requires an Omislion or Repeat of Part of the Tune. ji. 256 328 220 |