The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley

Wesley, Charles (1707-1788)

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HYMNS FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES, AND ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS. By CHARLES WESLEY, M.A., Late Student of Christ-Church.

HYMNS ON THE TRINITY.

The Divinity of Christ.

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The Divinity of the Holy Ghost.

The Plurality and Trinity of Persons.

The Trinity in Unity.

HYMNS and PRAYERS TO THE TRINITY.

PREPARATION FOR DEATH, IN SEVERAL HYMNS.

AN ELEGY ON THE LATE REVEREND George Whitefield, M.A.,

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[Thou hast my kind Preserver been]

Even to hoar hairs will I carry you, &c. —xlvi. 4.

Thou hast my kind Preserver been
Even from my mother's womb;
Thou wilt deliver me from sin,
While hastening to the tomb:
To hoary hairs Thou bear'st my load;
Made, and redeem'd by Thee,
Father, Thou art in Christ my God,
And shalt for ever be.

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[Thou hast my kind Preserver been]