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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1385.

[The miser doth his riches store]

So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, &c. —xii. 21.

The miser doth his riches store
Not for his own or others' use,
Not for his God in Jesus' poor,
But for himself—to count—and lose:
Wealth for himself his confidence,
His god he makes, his sole delight
Till hurried in a moment hence
He sinks in everlasting night.

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[The miser doth his riches store]