Spiritual Melody Containing near Three Hundred Sacred Hymns. By Benjamin Keach |
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HYMN 145. Of Hell.
Mark 9. 46. Where the Worm dieth not, and the Fire is not quenched.
When Saints shall glorified be,
The Sinners pangs excell;
When Saints shall all in Heaven sing,
Sinners shall houl in Hell.
The Sinners pangs excell;
When Saints shall all in Heaven sing,
Sinners shall houl in Hell.
The foolish Sinner little thinks
What sorrows will abound
Within himself, when on the brink
Of Tophet he is found.
What sorrows will abound
Within himself, when on the brink
Of Tophet he is found.
Hell is, alas, beyond all thought
So frightful, and forlorn;
No mortal Creature can relate
The pangs that there are born.
So frightful, and forlorn;
No mortal Creature can relate
The pangs that there are born.
God will exclude them evermore
From his most blessed face:
And them involve in misery,
In shame, and in disgrace.
From his most blessed face:
And them involve in misery,
In shame, and in disgrace.
God is the Fountain of all Good,
Of Life, of Light and peace;
They then must needs be wretched all
Who are depriv'd of these.
Of Life, of Light and peace;
They then must needs be wretched all
Who are depriv'd of these.
Unto a dreadful burning Lake
All on a fiery flame
Hell is compared; wo to them
Who once do feel the same.
All on a fiery flame
Hell is compared; wo to them
Who once do feel the same.
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