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The Works of the Reverend and Learned Isaac Watts, D. D.

Containing, besides his Sermons, and Essays on miscellaneous subjects, several additional pieces, Selected from his Manuscripts by the Rev. Dr. Jennings, and the Rev. Dr. Doddridge, in 1753: to which are prefixed, memoirs of the life of the author, compiled by the Rev. George Burder. In six volumes
Watts, Isaac (1674-1748)

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VOL. IV.
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THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP.
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HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS.
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BOOK I. COLLECTED FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
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BOOK II. COMPOSED ON DIVINE SUBJECTS.
  
HYMN 1. (L. M.) A Song of Praise to God from Great Britain.
  
HYMN 2. (C. M.) The Death of a Sinner.
  
HYMN 3. (C. M.) The Death and Burial of a Saint.
  
HYMN 4. (L. M.) Salvation in the Cross.
  
HYMN 5. (L. M.) Longing to praise Christ better.
  
HYMN 6. (C. M.) A Morning Song.
  
HYMN 7. (C. M.) An Evening Song.
  
HYMN 8. (C. M.) A Hymn for Morning or Evening.
  
HYMN 9. (C. M.) Godly Sorrow arising from the Sufferings of Christ.
  
HYMN 10. (C. M.) Parting with Carnal Joys.
  
HYMN 11. (L. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 12. (C. M.) Christ is the Substance of the Levitical Priesthood.
  
HYMN 13. (L. M.) The Creation, Preservation, Dissolution, and Restoration of this World.
  
HYMN 14. (S. M.) The Lord's Day; or, Delight in Ordinances.
  
HYMN 15. (L. M.) The Enjoyment of Christ; or, Delight in Worship.
  
HYMN 16. (L. M.)
  
HYMN 17. (C. M.) God's Eternity.
  
HYMN 18. (L. M.) The Ministry of Angels.
  
HYMN 19. (C. M.) Our frail Bodies, and God our Preserver.
  
HYMN 20. (C. M.) Backslidings and Returns; or, the Inconstancy of our Love.
  
HYMN 21. (L. M.) A Song of Praise to God the Redeemer.
  
HYMN 22. (L. M.) With God is terrible Majesty.
  
HYMN 23. (L. M.) The Sight of God and Christ in Heaven.
  
HYMN 24. (L. M.) The Evil of Sin visible in the Fall of Angels and Men.
  
HYMN 25. (C. M.) Complaining of Spiritual Sloth.
  
HYMN 26. (L. M.) God invisible.
  
HYMN 27. (L. M.) Praise ye him, all his Angels, Psalm cxlviii. 2.
  
HYMN 28. (C. M.) Death and Eternity.
  
HYMN 29. (C. M.) Redemption by Price and Power.
  
HYMN 30. (S. M.) Heavenly Joy on Earth.
  
HYMN 31. (L. M.) Christ's Presence makes Death easy.
  
HYMN 32. (C. M.) Frailty and Folly.
  
HYMN 33. (C. M.) The blessed Society in Heaven.
  
HYMN 34. (C. M.) Breathing after the Holy Spirit; or, Fervency of Devotion desired.
  
HYMN 35. (C. M.) Praise to God for Creation and Redemption.
  
HYMN 36. (S. M.) Christ's Intercession.
  
HYMN 37. (C. M.) The same. [Christ's Intercession.]
  
HYMN 38. (C. M.) Love to God.
  
HYMN 39. (C. M.) The Shortness and Misery of Life.
  
HYMN 40. (C. M.) Our Comfort in the Covenant made with Christ.
  
HYMN 41. (L. M.) A Sight of God mortifies us to the World.
  
HYMN 42. (C. M.) Delight in God.
  
HYMN 43. (L. M.) Christ's Sufferings and Glory.
  
HYMN 44. (L. M.) Hell; or, the Vengeance of God.
  
HYMN 45. (L. M.) God's Condescension to our Worship.
  
HYMN 46. (L. M.) God's Condescension to Human Affairs.
  
HYMN 47. (L. M.) Glory and Grace in the Person of Christ.
  
HYMN 48. (C. M.) Love to the Creatures is dangerous.
  
HYMN 49. (C. M.) Moses dying in the Embraces of God.
  
HYMN 50. (L. M.) Comfort under Sorrows and Pains.
  
HYMN 51. (L. M.) God the Son equal with the Father.
  
HYMN 52. (C. M.) Death dreadful, or delightful.
  
HYMN 53. (C. M.) The Pilgrimage of the Saints; or, Earth and Heaven.
  
HYMN 54. (C. M.) God's Presence is Light in Darkness.
  
HYMN 55. (C. M.) Frail Life and succeeding Eternity.
  
HYMN 56. (C. M.) The Misery of being without God in this World; or, vain Prosperity.
  
HYMN 57. (L. M.) The Pleasures of a good Conscience.
  
HYMN 58. (C. M.) The Shortness of Life, and the Goodness of God.
  
HYMN 59. (C. M.) Paradise on Earth.
  
HYMN 60. (L. M.) The Truth of God the Promiser; or, the Promises are our Security.
  
HYMN 61. (C. M.) A Thought of Death and Glory.
  
HYMN 62. (C. M.) God the Thunderer; or, the last Judgment and Hell.
  
HYMN 63. (C. M.) A Funeral Thought.
  
HYMN 64. (L. M.) God the Glory and Defence of Sion.
  
HYMN 65. (C. M.) The Hope of Heaven our Support under Trial on Earth.
  
HYMN 66. (C. M.) A Prospect of Heaven makes Death easy.
  
HYMN 67. (C. M.) God's eternal Dominion.
  
HYMN 68. (C. M.) The humble Worship of Heaven.
  
HYMN 69. (C. M.) The Faithfulness of God in his Promises.
  
HYMN 70. (L. M.) God's Dominion over the Sea, Psalm cvii. 23, &c.
  
HYMN 71. (C. M.) Praise to God from all Creatures.
  
HYMN 72. (C. M.) The Lord's Day; or, the Resurrection of Christ.
  
HYMN 73. (C. M.) Doubts scattered; or, spiritual Joy restored.
  
HYMN 74. (S. M.) Repentance from a Sense of divine Goodness; or, a Complaint of Ingratitude.
  
HYMN 75. (C. M.) Spiritual and eternal Joys; or, the beatific Sight of Christ.
  
HYMN 76. (L. M.) The Resurrection and Ascension of Christ.
  
HYMN 77. (L. M.) The Christian Warfare.
  
HYMN 78. (C. M.) Redemption by Christ.
  
HYMN 79. (C. M.) Praise to the Redeemer.
  
HYMN 80. (S. M.) God's awful Power and Goodness.
  
HYMN 81. (C. M.) Our Sin the Cause of Christ's Death.
  
HYMN 82. (C. M.) Redemption and Protection from Spiritual Enemies.
  
HYMN 83. (C. M.) The Passion and Exaltation of Christ.
  
HYMN 84. (S. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 85. (C. M.) Sufficiency of Pardon.
  
HYMN 86. (C. M.) Freedom from Sin and Misery in Heaven.
  
HYMN 87. (C. M.) The divine Glories above our Reason.
  
HYMN 88. (C. M.) Salvation.
  
HYMN 89. (C. M.) Christ's Victory over Satan.
  
HYMN 90. (C. M.) Faith in Christ for Pardon and Sanctification.
  
HYMN 91. (C. M.) The Glory of Christ in Heaven.
  
HYMN 92. (C. M.) The Church saved, and her Enemies disappointed.
  
HYMN 93. (S. M.) God all, and in all, Psalm lxxiii. 25.
  
HYMN 94. (C. M.) God my only Happiness, Psalm lxxiii. 25.
  
HYMN 95. (C. M.) Look on him whom they pierced, and mourn.
  
HYMN 96. (C. M.) Distinguishing Love; or, Angels punished, and Man saved.
  
HYMN 97. (L. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 98. (C. M.) Hardness of Heart complained of.
  
HYMN 99. (C. M.) The Book of God's Decrees.
  
HYMN 100. (L. M.) The Presence of Christ is the Life of my Soul.
  
HYMN 101. (C. M.) The World's three chief Temptations.
  
HYMN 102. (L. M.) A happy Resurrection.
  
HYMN 103. (C. M.) Christ's Commission, John iii. 16, 17.
  
HYMN 104. (S. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 105. (C. M.) Repentance flowing from the Patience of God,
  
HYMN 106. (C. M.) Repentance at the Cross.
  
HYMN 107. (C. M.) The everlasting Absence of God intolerable.
  
HYMN 108. (C. M.) Access to the Throne of Grace by a Mediator.
  
HYMN 109. (L. M.) The Darkness of Providence.
  
HYMN 110. (S. M.) Triumph over Death in Hope of the Resurrection.
  
HYMN 111. (C. M.) Thanksgiving for Victory; or, God's Dominion and our Deliverance.
  
HYMN 112. (L. M.) Angels ministring to Christ and Saints.
  
HYMN 113. (C. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 114. (C. M.) Christ's Death, Victory, and Dominion.
  
HYMN 115. (C. M.) God the Avenger of his Saints; or, his Kingdom supreme.
  
HYMN 116. (C. M.) Mercies and Thanks.
  
HYMN 117. (L. M.) Living and dying with God present.
  
HYMN 118. (L. M.) The Priesthood of Christ.
  
HYMN 119. (C. M.) The Holy Scriptures.
  
HYMN 120. (S. M.) The Law and Gospel joined in Scripture.
  
HYMN 121. (L. M.) The Law and Gospel distinguished.
  
HYMN 122. (L. M.) Retirement and Meditation.
  
HYMN 123. (L. M.) The Benefit of public Ordinances.
  
HYMN 124. (C. M.) Moses Aaron and Joshua.
  
HYMN 125. (L. M.) Faith and Repentance; Unbelief and Impenitence.
  
HYMN 126. (C. M.) God glorified in the Gospel.
  
HYMN 127. (L. M.) Circumcision and Baptism.
  
HYMN 128. (C. M.) Corrupt Nature from Adam.
  
HYMN 129. (L. M.) We walk by Faith, not by Sight.
  
HYMN 130. (C. M.) The new Creation.
  
HYMN 131. (L. M.) The excellency of the Christian Religion.
  
HYMN 132. (C. M.) The Offices of Christ.
  
HYMN 133. (L. M.) The Operations of the Holy Spirit.
  
HYMN 134. (C. M.) Circumcision abolished.
  
HYMN 135. (L. M.) Types and Prophecies of Christ.
  
HYMN 136. (L. M.) Miracles at the Birth of Christ.
  
HYMN 137. (L. M.) Miracles in the Life, Death, and Resurrection of Christ.
  
HYMN 138. (L. M.) The Power of the Gospel.
  
HYMN 139. (L. M.) The Example of Christ.
  
HYMN 140. (C. M.) The Examples of Christ and the Saints.
  
HYMN 141. (C. M.) Faith assisted by Sense; or, Preaching, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper.
  
HYMN 142. (S. M.) Faith in Christ our Sacrifice.
  
HYMN 143. (C. M.) Flesh and Spirit.
  
HYMN 144. (L. M.) The Effusion of the Spirit; or, the Success of the Gospel.
  
HYMN 145. (C. M.) Sight through a Glass, and Face to Face.
  
HYMN 146. (L. M.) The Vanity of Creatures; or, no Rest on Earth.
  
HYMN 147. (C. M.) The Creation of the World, Gen. i.
  
HYMN 148. (C. M.) God reconciled in Christ.
  
HYMN 149. (C. M.) Honour to Magistrates; or, Government from God.
  
HYMN 150. (C. M.) The Deceitfulness of Sin.
  
HYMN 151. (L. M.) Prophecy and Inspiration.
  
HYMN 152. (C. M.) Sinai and Sion, Heb. xii. 18, &c.
  
HYMN 153. (C. M.) The Distemper, Folly, and Madness of Sin.
  
HYMN 154. (L. M.) Self-righteousness insufficient.
  
HYMN 155. (C. M.) Christ our Passover.
  
HYMN 156. (C. M.) Presumption and Despair; or, Satan's various Temptations.
  
HYMN 157. (C. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 158. (L. M.) Few saved; or, the almost Christian, the Hypocrite and Apostate.
  
HYMN 159. (C. M.) An unconverted State; or, converting Grace.
  
HYMN 160. (L. M.) Custom in Sin.
  
HYMN 161. (C. M.) Christian Virtues; or, the Difficulty of Conversion.
  
HYMN 162. (C. M.) Meditation of Heaven; or, the Joy of Faith.
  
HYMN 163. (C. M.) Complaint of Desertion and Temptations.
  
HYMN 164. (C. M.) The End of the World.
  
HYMN 165. (C. M.) Unfruitfulness, Ignorance, and unsanctified Affections.
  
HYMN 166. (C. M.) The Divine Perfections.
  
HYMN 167. (L. M.) The Divine Perfections.
  
HYMN 168. (L. M.) The same.
  
HYMN 169. As the 148th Psalm. The same.
  
HYMN 170. (L. M.) God Incomprehensible and Sovereign.
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BOOK III. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S SUPPER.
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DIVINE SONGS ATTEMPTED IN EASY LANGUAGE, FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN, WITH SOME ADDITIONAL COMPOSURES.
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A SLIGHT SPECIMEN OF MORAL SONGS: SUCH AS I WISH SOME HAPPY AND CONDESCENDING GENIUS WOULD UNDERTAKE FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN, AND PERFORM MUCH BETTER.
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HORÆ LYRICÆ.
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RELIQUIÆ JUVENILES.
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REMNANTS OF TIME EMPLOYED, IN PROSE AND VERSE;

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HYMN 14. (S. M.) The Lord's Day; or, Delight in Ordinances.

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Welcome, sweet day of rest,
That saw the Lord arise;
Welcome to this reviving breast,
And these rejoicing eyes!

II

The King himself comes near,
And feasts his saints to-day,
Here we may sit, and see him here,
And love, and praise, and pray.

III

One day amidst the place,
Where my dear God hath been,
Is sweeter than ten thousand days
Of pleasurable sin.

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My willing soul would stay
In such a frame as this,
And sit and sing herself away
To everlasting bliss.
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