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

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)

IV.

VOL. IV.

THE PSALMS OF DAVID, IMITATED IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, AND APPLIED TO THE CHRISTIAN STATE AND WORSHIP.

PSALM 1. (C. M.) The Way and End of the Righteous and the Wicked.

PSALM 1. (S. M.) The Saint happy, the Sinner miserable.

PSALM 1. (L. M.) The Difference between the Righteous and the Wicked.

PSALM 2. (S. M.) Christ Dying, Rising, Interceding, and Reigning.

PSALM 2. (C. M.)

PSALM 2. (L. M.) Christ's Death, Resurrection, and Ascension.

PSALM 3. (C. M.) Doubts and Fears supprest; or, God our Defence from Sin and Satan.

PSALM 3. v. 1–5, 8. (L. M.) A Morning Psalm.

PSALM 4. v. 1–3, 5–7. (L. M.) Hearing of Prayer; or, God our portion, and Christ our Hope.

PSALM 4. v. 3–5, 8, (C. M.) An Evening Psalm.

PSALM 5. (C. M.) For the Lord's Day Morning.

PSALM 6. (C. M.) Complaint in Sickness; or, Diseases healed.

PSALM 6. (L. M.) Temptations in Sickness overcome.

PSALM 7. (C. M.) God's Care of his People, and Punishment of Persecutors.

PSALM 8. (S. M.) God's Sovereignty and Goodness; and Man's Dominion over the Creatures.

PSALM 8. (C. M.) Christ's Condescension and Glorification; or, God made Man.

PSALM 8. v. 1, 2. Paraphrased. First Part. (L. M.) The Hosanna of the Children; or, Infants praising God.

PSALM 8. v. 3, &c. Paraphrased. Second Part. (L. M.) Adam and Christ, Lords of the Old and the New Creation.

PSALM 9. First Part. (C. M.) Wrath and Mercy from the Judgment Seat.

PSALM 9. v. 12. Second Part. (C. M.) The Wisdom and Equity of Providence.

PSALM 10. (C. M.) Prayer heard, and Saints saved; or, Pride, Atheism, and Oppression punished.

PSALM 11. (L. M.) God loves the Righteous, and hates the Wicked.

PSALM 12. (L. M.) The Saint's Safety and Hope in Evil Times; or, Sins of the Tongue complained of; viz. Blasphemy, Falsehood, &c.

PSALM 12. (C. M.) Complaint of a general Corruption of Manners; or, the Promise and Signs of Christ's coming to Judgment.

PSALM 13. (L. M.) Pleading with God under Desertion; or, Hope in Darkness.

PSALM 13. (C. M.) Complaint under Temptations of the Devil.

PSALM 14. First Part. (C. M.) By Nature all Men are Sinners.

PSALM 14. Second Part. (C. M). The Folly of Persecutors.

PSALM 15. (C. M.) Characters of a Saint; or, a Citizen of Zion; or, the Qualifications of a Christian.

PSALM 15. (L. M.) Religion and Justice, Goodness and Truth; or, Duties to God and Man; or, the Qualifications of a Christian.

PSALM 16. First Part. (L. M.) Confession of our Poverty, and Saints the best Company; or Good Works profit Men, not God.

PSALM 16. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ's All-sufficiency.

PSALM 16. Third Part. (L. M.) Courage in Death, and Hope of the Resurrection.

PSALM 16. v. 1–8. First Part. (C. M.) Support and Counsel from God without Merit.

PSALM 16. Second Part. (C. M.) The Death and Resurrection of Christ.

PSALM 17. v. 13, &c. (S. M.) Portion of Saints and Sinners; or, Hope and Despair in Death.

PSALM 17. (L. M.) The Sinner's Portion and Saint's Hope; or, the Heaven of separate Souls, and the Resurrection.

PSALM 18. v. 1–6, 15–18. First Part. (L. M.) Deliverance from Despair; or, Temptations overcome.

PSALM 18. v. 20–26. Second Part. (L. M.) Sincerity proved and rewarded.

PSALM 18. v. 30, 31, 34, 35, 46, &c. Third Part (L. M.) Rejoicing in God; or, Salvation and Triumph.

PSALM 18. First Part. (C. M.) Victory and Triumph over temporal Enemies.

PSALM 18. Second Part. (C. M.) The Conqueror's Song.

PSALM 19. First Part. (S. M.) The Book of Nature and Scripture.

PSALM 19. Second Part. (S. M.) God's Word most excellent; or, Sincerity and Watchfulness.

PSALM 19. (L. M.) The Books of Nature and of Scripture compared; or, the Glory and Success of the Gospel.

PSALM 19. To the Tune of the 113th Psalm. The Book of Nature and Scripture.

PSALM 20. (L. M.) Prayer and Hope of Victory.

PSALM 21. (C. M.) Our King is the Care of Heaven.

PSALM 21. v. 1–9. (L. M.) Christ exalted to the Kingdom.

PSALM 22. v. 1–16. First Part. (C. M.) The Sufferings and Death of Christ.

PSALM 22. v. 20, 21, 27–31. Second Part. (C. M.) Christ's Sufferings and Kingdom.

PSALM 22. (L. M.) Christ's Sufferings and Exaltation.

PSALM 23. (L. M.) God our Shepherd.

PSALM 23. (C. M.) The Same.

PSALM 23. (S. M.) The same.

PSALM 24. (C. M.) Dwelling with God.

PSALM 24. (L. M.) Saints dwell in Heaven; or, Christ's Ascension.

PSALM 25. v. 1–11. First Part. (S. M.) Waiting for Pardon and Direction.

PSALM 25. v. 12, 14, 10, 13. Second Part. (S. M.) Divine Instruction.

PSALM 25. v. 15–22. Third Part. (S. M.) Distress of Soul; or, Backsliding and Desertion.

PSALM 26. (L. M.) Self-examination; or, Evidences of Grace.

PSALM 27. v. 1–6. First Part. (C. M.) The Church is our Delight and Safety.

PSALM 27. v. 8, 9, 13, 14. Second Part. (C. M.) Prayer and Hope.

PSALM 29. (L. M.) Storm and Thunder.

PSALM 30. First Part. (L. M.) Sickness healed and Sorrow removed.

PSALM 30. v. 6. Second Part. (L. M.) Health, Sickness, and Recovery.

PSALM 31. v. 5, 13–19, 22, 23. First Part. (C. M.) Deliverance from Death.

PSALM 31. v. 7–13, 18–21. Second Part. (C. M.) Deliverance from Slander and Reproach.

PSALM 32. (S. M.) Forgiveness of Sins upon Confession.

PSALM 32. (C. M.) Free Pardon and sincere Obedience; or, Confession and Forgiveness.

PSALM 32. First Part. (L. M.) Repentance and free Pardon; or, Justification and Sanctification.

PSALM 32. Second Part. (L. M.) A guilty Conscience eased by Confession and Pardon.

PSALM 33. First Part. (C. M.) Works of Creation and Providence.

PSALM 33. Second Part. (C. M.) Creatures vain, and God all-sufficient.

PSALM 33. First Part. As the 113th Psalm Works of Creation and Providence.

PSALM 33. Second Part. As the 113th Psalm. Creatures vain, and God all-sufficient.

PSALM 34. First Part. (L. M.) God's Care of the Saints; or, Deliverance by Prayer.

PSALM 34. v. 11–22. Second Part. (L. M.) Religious Education; or, Instructions of Piety.

PSALM 34. v. 1–10. First Part. (C. M.) Prayer and Praise for eminent Deliverance.

PSALM 34. v. 11–22. Second Part. (C. M.) Exhortations to Peace and Holiness.

PSALM 35. v. 1–9. First Part. (C. M.) Prayer and Faith of persecuted Saints; or, Imprecations mixed with Charity.

PSALM 35. v. 12–14. Second Part. (C. M.) Love to Enemies; or, the Love of Christ to Sinners typified in David.

PSALM 36. v. 5–9. (L. M.) The Perfections and Providence of God; or, general Providence and special Grace.

PSALM 36. v. 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9. (C. M.) Practical Atheism exposed; or, the Being and Attributes of God asserted.

PSALM 36. v. 1–7. (S. M.) The Wickedness of Man, and the Majesty of God; or, practical Atheism exposed.

PSALM 37. v. 1–15. First Part. (C. M.) The Cure of Envy, Fretfulness, and Unbelief; or, the Rewards of the Righteous and the Wicked; or, the World's Hatred, and the Saint's Patience.

PSALM 37. v. 16, 21, 26–31. Second Part. (C. M.) Charity to the Poor; or, Religion in Words and Deeds.

PSALM 37. v. 23–37. Third Part. (C. M.) The Way and End of the Righteous and the Wicked.

PSALM 38. (C. M.) Guilt of Conscience and Relief; or, Repentance, and Prayer for Pardon and Health.

PSALM 39. v. 1–3. First Part. (C. M.) Watchfulness over the Tongue; or, Prudence and Zeal.

PSALM 39. v. 4–7. Second Part. (C. M.) The Vanity of Man as Mortal.

PSALM 39. v. 9–13. Third Part. (C. M.) Sick-bed Devotion; or, pleading without repining.

PSALM 40. v. 1, 2, 3, 5, 17. First Part. (C. M.) A Song of Deliverance from great Distress.

PSALM 40. v. 6–9. Second Part. (C. M.) The Incarnation and Sacrifice of Christ.

PSALM 40. v. 5–10. (L. M.) Christ our Sacrifice.

PSALM 41. v. 1–3. (L. M.) Charity to the Poor; or, Pity to the Afflicted.

PSALM 42. v. 1–5. First Part. (C. M.) Desertion and Hope; or, Complaint of Absence from Public Worship.

PSALM 42. v. 6–11. Second Part. (L. M.) Melancholy Thoughts reproved; or, Hope in Afflictions.

PSALM 44. v. 1–3, 8, 15–26. (C. M.) The Church's Complaint in Persecution.

PSALM 45. (S. M.) The Glory of Christ; the Success of the Gospel; and the Gentile Church.

PSALM 45. (C. M.) The Personal Glories and Government of Christ.

PSALM 45. First Part. (L. M.) The Glory of Christ, and Power of his Gospel.

PSALM 45. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ and his Church; or, the Mystical Marriage.

PSALM 46. First Part. (L. M.) The Church's Safety, and Triumph among national Desolations.

PSALM 46. Second Part. (L. M.) God fights for his Church.

PSALM 47. (C. M.) Christ ascending and reigning.

PSALM 48. v. 1–8. First Part. (S. M.) The Church is the Honour and Safety of a Nation.

PSALM 48. v. 10–14. Second Part. (S. M.) The Beauty of the Church; or, Gospel Worship and Order.

PSALM 49. v. 6–14. First Part. (C. M.) Pride and Death; or, the Vanity of Life and Riches.

PSALM 49. v. 14, 15. Second Part. (C. M.) Death and the Resurrection.

PSALM 49. (L. M.) The rich Sinner's Death, and the Saint's Resurrection.

PSALM 50. v. 1–6. First Part. (C. M.) The last Judgment; or, the Saints rewarded.

PSALM 50. v. 10, 11, 14, 15, 23. Second Part. (C. M.) Obedience is better than Sacrifice.

PSALM 50. v. 1, 5, 8, 16, 21, 22. Third Part. (C. M.) The Judgment of Hypocrites.

PSALM 50. Third Part. (L. M.) Hypocrisy exposed.

PSALM 50. To a new Tune. The last Judgment.

PSALM 50. To the old proper Tune. The last Judgment.

PSALM 51. First Part. (L. M.) A Penitent pleading for Pardon.

PSALM 51. Second Part. (L. M.) Original and actual Sin confessed.

PSALM 51. Third Part. (L. M.) The Backslider restored; or, Repentance and Faith in the Blood of Christ.

PSALM 51. v. 3–13. First Part. (C. M.) Original and actual Sin confessed and pardoned.

PSALM 51. v. 14–17. Second Part. (C. M.) Repentance and Faith in the Blood of Christ.

PSALM 53. v. 4–6. (C. M.) Victory and Deliverance from Persecution.

PSALM 55. v. 1–8, 16–18, 22. (C. M.) Support for the afflicted and tempted Soul.

PSALM 55. v. 15–17, 19, 22. (S. M.) Dangerous Prosperity; or, Daily Devotions encouraged.

PSALM 56. (C. M.) Deliverance from Oppression and Falsehood; or, God's Care of his People, in answer to Faith and Prayer.

PSALM 57. (L. M.) Praise for Protection, Grace, and Truth.

PSALM 58. As the 113th Psalm. Warning to Magistrates.

PSALM 60. v. 1–5, 10–12. (C. M.) On a Day of Humiliation for Disappointments in War.

PSALM 61. v. 1–6. (S. M.) Safety in God.

PSALM 62. v. 5–12. (L. M.) No Trust in the Creatures; or, Faith in divine Grace and Power.

PSALM 63. v. 1, 2, 5, 3, 4. First Part. (C. M.) The Morning of a Lord's Day.

PSALM 63. v. 6–10. Second Part. (C. M.) Midnight Thoughts recollected.

PSALM 63. (L. M.) Longing after God; or, the Love of God better than Life.

PSALM 63. (S. M.) Seeking God.

PSALM 65. v. 1–5. First Part. (L. M.) Public Prayer and Praise.

PSALM 65. v. 5–13. Second Part. (L. M.) Divine Providence in Air, Earth, and Sea; or, the God of Nature and Grace.

PSALM 65. First Part. (C. M.) A Prayer-hearing God, and the Gentiles called.

PSALM 65. Second Part. (C. M.) The Providence of God in Air, Earth, and Sea; or, the Blessings of Rain.

PSALM 65. Third Part (C. M.) The Blessings of the Spring; or, God gives Rain.

PSALM 66. First Part. (C. M.) Governing Power and Goodness; or, our Graces tried by Afflictions.

PSALM 66. v. 13–20. Second Part. (C. M.) Praise to God for hearing Prayer.

PSALM 67. (C. M.) The Nation's Prosperity and the Church's Increase.

PSALM 68. v. 1–6, 32–35. First Part. (L. M.) The Vengeance and Compassion of God.

PSALM 68. v. 17, 18. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ's Ascension, and the Gift of the Spirit.

PSALM 68. v. 19, 9, 20–22. Third Part. (L. M.) Praise for temporal Blessings; or, common and special Mercies.

PSALM 69. v. 1–14. First Part. (C. M.) The Sufferings of Christ for our Salvation.

PSALM 69. v. 14–21, 26 29, 32. Second Part. (C. M.) The Passion and Exaltation of Christ.

PSALM 69. Third Part. (C. M.) Christ's Obedience and Death; or, God glorified, and Sinners saved.

PSALM 69. First Part. (L. M.) Christ's Passion, and Sinner's Salvation.

PSALM 69. v. 7, &c. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ's Sufferings and Zeal.

PSALM 71. v. 5–9. First Part. (C. M.) The aged Saint's Reflection and Hope.

PSALM 71. v. 15, 14, 16, 23, 22, 24. Second Part. (C. M.) Christ our Strength and Righteousness.

PSALM 71. v. 17–21. Third Part. (C. M.) The aged Christian's Prayer and Song; or, old Age, Death, and the Resurrection.

PSALM 72. First Part. (L. M.) The Kingdom of Christ.

PSALM 72. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ's Kingdom among the Gentiles.

PSALM 73. First Part. (C. M.) Afflicted Saints happy, and prosperous Sinners cursed.

PSALM 73. v. 23–28. Second Part. (C. M.) God our Portion here and hereafter.

PSALM 73. v. 22, 3, 6, 17–20. (L. M.) The Prosperity of Sinners cursed.

PSALM 73. (S. M.) The Mystery of Providence unfolded.

PSALM 74. (C. M.) The Church pleading with God under sore Persecutions.

PSALM 75. (L. M.) Power and Government from God alone.

PSALM 76. (C. M.) Israel saved, and the Assyrians destroyed; or, God's Vengeance against his Enemies proceeds from his Church.

PSALM 77. First Part. (C. M.) Melancholy assaulting, and Hope prevailing.

PSALM 77. Second Part. (C. M.) Comfort derived from Ancient Providence; or, Israel delivered from Egypt, and brought to Canaan.

PSALM 78. First Part. (C. M.) Providences of God recorded; or, pious Education and Instruction of Children.

PSALM 78. Second Part. (C. M.) Israel's Rebellion and Punishment; or, the Sins and Chastisements of God's People.

PSALM 78. Third Part. (C. M.) The Punishment of Luxury and Intemperance; or, Chastisement and Salvation.

PSALM 78. v. 32, &c. Fourth Part. (L. M.) Backsliding and Forgiveness; or, Sin punished and Saints saved.

PSALM 80. (L. M.) The Church's Prayer under Affliction; or, the Vineyard of God wasted.

PSALM 81. v. 1, 8–16. (S. M.) The Warnings of God to his People; or, spiritual Blessings and Punishments.

PSALM 82. (L. M.) God the Supreme Governor; or, Magistrates warned.

PSALM 83. (S. M.) A Complaint against Persecutors.

PSALM 84. First Part. (L. M.) The Pleasure of Public Worship.

PSALM 84. Second Part. (L. M.) God and his Church; or, Grace and Glory.

PSALM 84. v. 1, 4, 2, 3, 10. Paraphrased. (C. M.) Delight in Ordinances of Worship; or, God present in his Churches.

PSALM 84. As the 148th Psalm. Longing for the House of God.

PSALM 85. v. 1–8. First Part. (L. M.) Waiting for an Answer to Prayer; or, Deliverance begun and completed.

PSALM 85. v. 9, &c. Second Part. (L. M.) Salvation by Christ.

PSALM 86. v. 8–13. (C. M.) A general Song of Praise to God.

PSALM 87. (L. M.) The Church the Birth-place of the Saints; or, Jews and Gentiles united in the Christian Church.

PSALM 89. First Part. (L. M.) The Covenant made with Christ; or, the true David.

PSALM 89. First Part. (C. M.) The Faithfulness of God.

PSALM 89. v. 7, &c. Second Part. (C. M.) The Power and Majesty of God; or, reverential Worship.

PSALM 89. v. 15, &c. Third Part. (C. M.) A blessed Gospel.

PSALM 89. v. 19, &c. Fourth Part. (C. M.) Christ's mediatorial Kingdom; or, his divine and human Nature.

PSALM 89. v. 30, &c. Fifth Part. (C. M.) The Covenant of Grace unchangeable; or, Afflictions without Rejection.

PSALM 89. v. 47, &c. Sixth Part. (L. M.) Mortality and Hope.

PSALM 89. v. 47, &c. Last Part. As the 113th Psalm. Life, Death, and the Resurrection.

PSALM 90. (L. M.) Man mortal, and God eternal.

PSALM 90. v. 1–5. First Part. (C. M.) Man frail, and God eternal.

PSALM 90. v. 8, 11, 9, 10, 12. Second Part. (C. M.) Infirmities and Mortality the Effect of Sin; or, Life, old Age, and Preparation for Death.

PSALM 90. v. 13, &c. Third Part. (C. M.) Breathing after Heaven.

PSALM 90. v. 5, 10, 12. (S. M.) The Frailty and Shortness of Life.

PSALM 91. v. 1–7. First Part. (L.M.) Safety in public Diseases and Dangers.

PSALM 91. v. 9–16. Second Part. (C. M.) Protection from Death, Guard of Angels, Victory and Deliverance.

PSALM 92. First Part. (L. M.) A Psalm for the Lord's Day.

PSALM 92. v. 12, &c. Second Part. (L. M.) The Church is the Garden of God.

PSALM 93. First Metre. As the 100th Psalm. The Eternal and Sovereign God.

PSALM 93. Second Metre. As the old 50th Psalm. The Eternal and Sovereign God.

PSALM 93. Third Metre. As the old 122d Psalm. The Eternal and Sovereign God.

PSALM 94. v. 1, 2, 7–14. First Part. (C. M.) Saints chastised, and Sinners destroyed; or, instructive Afflictions.

PSALM 94. v. 16–23. Second Part. (C. M.) God our Support and Comfort; or, Deliverance from Temptation and Persecution.

PSALM 95. (C. M.) A Psalm before Prayer.

PSALM 95. (S. M.) A Psalm before Sermon.

PSALM 95. v. 1, 2, 3, 6–11. (L. M.) Canaan lost through unbelief; or, a Warning to delaying Sinners.

PSALM 96. v. 1, 10, &c. (C. M.) Christ's First and Second Coming.

PSALM 96. As the 113th Psalm. The God of the Gentiles.

PSALM 97. v. 1–5. First Part. (L. M.) Christ reigning in Heaven, and coming to Judgment.

PSALM 97. v. 6–9. Second Part. (L. M.) Christ's Incarnation.

PSALM 97. Third Part. (L. M.) Grace and Glory.

PSALM 97. v. 1, 3, 5–7, 11. (C. M.) Christ's Incarnation, and the last Judgment.

PSALM 98. First Part. (C. M.) Praise for the Gospel.

PSALM 98. Second Part. (C. M.) The Messiah's Coming and Kingdom.

PSALM 99. First Part. (S. M.) Christ's Kingdom and Majesty.

PSALM 99. Second Part. (L. M.) A Holy God worshipped with Reverence.

PSALM 100. First Metre. A plain Translation. Praise to our Creator.

PSALM 100. Second Metre. A Pharaphrase.

PSALM 101. (L. M.) The Magistrate's Psalm.

PSALM 101. (C. M.) A Psalm for a Master of a Family.

PSALM 102. v. 1–13, 20, 21. First Part. (C. M.) A Prayer of the Afflicted.

PSALM 102. v. 13–21. Second Part. (C. M.) Prayer heard, and Zion restored.

PSALM 102. v. 23–28. Third Part. (L. M.) Man's Mortality and Christ's Eternity; or, Saints die, but Christ and the Church live.

PSALM 103. v. 1–7. First Part. (L. M.) Blessing God for his Goodness to Soul and Body.

PSALM 103. v. 8–18. Second Part. (L. M.) God's gentle Chastisement; or, his tender Mercy to his People.

PSALM 103. v. 1–7. First Part. (S. M.) Praise for spiritual and temporal Mercies.

PSALM 103. v. 8–18. Second Part. (S. M.) Abounding Compassion of God; or, Mercy in the midst of Judgment.

PSALM 103. v. 19–22. Third Part. (S. M.) God's universal Dominion; or, Angels praise the Lord.

PSALM 104. (L. M.) The glory of God in Creation and Providence.

PSALM 105. Abridged. (C. M.) God's Conduct of Israel, and Plagues of Egypt.

PSALM 106. v. 1–5. First Part. (L. M.) Praise to God; or, Communion with Saints.

PSALM 106. v. 7, 8, 12–14, 43–48. Second Part. (S. M.) Israel punished and pardoned; or, God's unchangeable Love.

PSALM 107. First Part. (L. M.) Israel led to Canaan, and Christians to Heaven.

PSALM 107. Second Part. (L. M.) Correction for Sin, and Release by Prayer.

PSALM 107. Third Part. (L. M.) Intemperance punished and pardoned; or, a Psalm for the Glutton and the Drunkard.

PSALM 107. Fourth Part. (L. M.) Deliverance from Storms and Shipwreck; or the Seaman's Song.

PSALM 107. Fourth Part. (C. M.) The Mariner's Psalm.

PSALM 107. Last Part. (L. M.) Colonies planted; or, Nations blest and punished.

PSALM 109. v. 1–5, 31. (C. M.) Love to Enemies, from the Example of Christ.

PSALM 110. First Part. (L. M.) Christ exalted, and Multitudes converted; or, the Success of the Gospel.

PSALM 110. Second Part. (L. M.) The Kingdom and Priesthood of Christ.

PSALM 110. (C. M.) Christ's Kingdom and Priesthood.

PSALM 111. First Part. (C. M.) The Wisdom of God in his Works.

PSALM 111. Second Part. (C. M.) The Perfections of God.

PSALM 112. As the 113th Psalm. The Blessings of the liberal Man.

PSALM 112. (L. M.) The Blessings of the Pious and Charitable.

PSALM 112. (C. M.) Liberality rewarded.

PSALM 113. Proper Tune. The Majesty and Condescension of God.

PSALM 113. (L. M.) God Sovereign and Gracious.

PSALM 114. (L. M.) Miracles attending Israel's Journey.

PSALM 115. First Metre. The true God our Refuge; or, Idolatry reproved.

PSALM 115. Second Metre. As the New Tune of the 50th Psalm. Popish Idolatry reproved.

PSALM 116. First Part. (C. M.) Recovery from Sickness.

PSALM 116. v. 12, &c. Second Part. (C. M.) Vows made in Trouble paid in the Church; or, public Thanks for private Deliverance.

PSALM 117. (C. M.) Praise to God from all Nations.

PSALM 117. (L. M.) The same.

PSALM 117. (S. M.) The same.

PSALM 118. v. 6–15. First Part. (C. M.) Deliverance from a Tumult.

PSALM 118. v. 17–21. Second Part. (C. M.) Public Praise for Deliverance from Death.

PSALM 118. v. 22, 23. Third Part. (C. M.) Christ the Foundation of his Church.

PSALM 118. v. 24–26. Fourth Part. (C. M.) Hosanna; the Lord's Day; or, Christ's Resurrection and our Salvation.

PSALM 118. v. 22–27. (S. M.) An Hosanna for the Lord's Day; or, a new Song of Salvation by Christ.

PSALM 118. v. 22–27. (L. M.) The same.

PSALM 119. First Part. (C. M.) The Blessedness of Saints, and Misery of Sinners.

PSALM 119. Second Part. (C. M.) Secret Devotion and Spiritual-mindedness; or, constant Converse with God.

PSALM 119. Third Part. (C. M.) Professions of Sincerity, Repentance, and Obedience.

PSALM 119. Fourth Part. (C. M.) Instruction from Scripture.

PSALM 119. Fifth Part. (C. M.) Delight in Scripture; or, the Word of God dwelling in us.

PSALM 119. Sixth Part. (C. M.) Holiness and Comfort from the Word.

PSALM 119. Seventh Part. (C. M.) Imperfections of Nature, and Perfection of Scripture.

PSALM 119. Eighth Part. (C. M.) The Word of God is the Saint's Portion; or, the Excellency and Variety of Scripture.

PSALM 119. Ninth Part. (C. M.) Desire of Knowledge; or, the Teaching's of the Spirit with the Word.

PSALM 119. Tenth Part. (C. M.) Pleading the Promises.

PSALM 119. Eleventh Part. (C. M.) Breathing after Holiness.

PSALM 119. Twelfth Part. (C. M.) Breathing after Comfort and Deliverance.

PSALM 119. Thirteenth Part. (C. M.) Holy Fear, and Tenderness of Conscience.

PSALM 119. Fourteenth Part. (C. M.) Benefit of Afflictions, and Support under them.

PSALM 119 Fifteenth Part. (C. M.) Holy Resolutions.

PSALM 119. Sixteenth Part. (C. M.) Prayer for quickening Grace.

PSALM 119. Seventeenth Part. (L. M.) Courage and Perseverance under Persecution; or, Grace shining in Difficulties and Trials.

PSALM 119. Last Part. (L. M.) Sanctified Affliction; or, Delight in the Word of God.

PSALM 120. (C. M.) Complaint of quarrelsome Neighbours; or, a devout Wish for Peace.

PSALM 121. (L. M.) Divine Protection.

PSALM 121. (C. M.) Preservation by Day and Night.

PSALM 121. As the 148th Psalm. God our Preserver.

PSALM 122. (C. M.) Going to Church.

PSALM 122. Proper Tune. The same.

PSALM 123. (C. M.) Pleading with Submission.

PSALM 124. (L. M.) A Song for the Fifth of November.

PSALM 125. (C. M.) The Saints Trial and Safety.

PSALM 125. (S. M.) The Saints Trial and Safety; or, moderated Afflictions.

PSALM 126. (L. M.) Surprising Deliverance.

PSALM 128. (C. M.) The Joy of a remarkable Conversion; or, Melancholy removed.

PSALM 127. (L. M.) The Blessing of God on the Business and Comforts of Life.

PSALM 127. (C. M.) God all in all.

PSALM 128. (C. M.) Family Blessings.

PSALM 129. (C. M.) Persecutors punished.

PSALM 130. (C. M.) Pardoning Grace.

PSALM 130. (L. M.) Pardoning Grace.

PSALM 131. (C. M.) Humility and Submission.

PSALM 132. v. 5, 13–18. (L. M.) At the Settlement of a Church; or, the Ordination of a Minister.

PSALM 132. v. 4, 5, 7, 8, 15–17. (C. M.) A Church established.

PSALM 133. (C. M.) Brotherly Love.

PSALM 133. (S. M.) Communion of Saints; or, Love and Worship in a Family.

PSALM 133. As the 122d Psalm. The Blessings of Friendship.

PSALM 134. (C. M.) Daily and nightly Devotion.

PSALM 135. v. 1–4, 14, 19–21. First Part. (L. M.) The Church is God's House and Care.

PSALM 135. v. 5–12. Second Part. (L. M.) The Works of Creation, Providence, Redemption of Israel, and Destruction of Enemies.

PSALM 135. (C. M.) Praise due to God, not to Idols.

PSALM 136. (C. M.) God's Wonders of Creation, Providence, Redemption of Israel, and Salvation of his People.

PSALM 146. (as the 148th Psalm.) The same.

PSALM 136. Abridged. (L. M.) God's Wonders of Creation, Providence, Redemption, and Salvation.

PSALM 138. (L. M.) Restoring and preserving Grace.

PSALM 139 First Part. (L. M.) The All-seeing God.

PSALM 139. Second Part. (L. M.) The wonderful Formation of Man.

PSALM 139. Third Part. (L. M.) Sincerity professed, and Grace tried; or, the Heart-searching God.

PSALM 139. First Part. (C. M.) God is every where.

PSALM 139. Second Part. (C.M.) The Wisdom of God in the Formation of Man.

PSALM 139. v. 14, 17, 18. Third Part. (C. M.) The Mercies of God innumerable.

PSALM 141. v. 2–5. (L. M.) Watchfulness and brotherly Reproof.

PSALM 142. (C. M.) God is the Hope of the Helpless.

PSALM 143. (L. M.) Complaint of heavy Afflictions in Mind and Body.

PSALM 144. v. 1, 2. First Part. (C. M.) Assistance and Victory in the spiritual Warfare.

PSALM 144. v. 3–6. Second Part. (C. M.) The Vanity of Man, and Condescension of God.

PSALM 144. v. 12–15. Third Part. (L. M.) Grace above Riches; or, the happy Nation.

PSALM 145. (S. M.) The Greatness of God.

PSALM 145. v. 1–7, 11–13. First Part. (C. M.) The same.

PSALM 145. v. 7, &c. Second Part. (C. M.) The Goodness of God.

PSALM 145. v 14, 17, &c. Third Part. (C. M.) Mercy to Sufferers; or, God hearing Prayer.

PSALM 146. (L. M.) Praise to God for his Goodness and Truth.

PSALM 146. As the 113th Psalm. Praise to God for his Goodness and Truth.

PSALM 147. First Part. (L. M.) The divine Nature, Providence and Grace.

PSALM 147. Second Part. (L. M.) Summer and Winter.

PSALM 147. v. 7–9, 13–18. (C. M.) The Seasons of the Year.

PSALM 148. (P. M.) Praise to God from all Creatures.

PSALM 148. Paraphrased. (L, M.) Universal Praise to God.

PSALM 148. (S. M.) Universal Praise.

PSALM 149. (C. M.) Praise God, all Saints; or, the Saints judging the World.

PSALM 150. v. 1, 2, 6. (C. M.) A Song of Praise.

THE CHRISTIAN DOXOLOGY.

HYMNS AND SPIRITUAL SONGS, IN THREE BOOKS.

BOOK I. COLLECTED FROM THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.

HYMN 1. (C. M.) A new Song to the Lamb that was slain, Rev. v. 6, 8, 9, 10, 12.

HYMN 2. (L. M.) The Deity and Humanity of Christ, John i. 1, 3, 14. Col. i. 16. Eph. iii. 9, 10.

HYMN 3. (S. M.) The Nativity of Christ, Luke i. 30, &c. Luke ii. 10. &c.

HYMN 5. (C. M.) Submission to afflictive Providences, Job. i. 21.

HYMN 6. (C. M.) Triumph over Death, Job. xix. 25–27.

HYMN 7. (C. M.) The Invitation of the Gospel; or, Spiritual Food and Clothing, Isaiah lv. 1, &c.

HYMN 8. (C. M.) The Safety and Protection of the Church, Isaiah xxvi. 1–6.

HYMN 9. (C. M.) The Promises of the Covenant of Grace, Isaiah lv. 1, 2. Zech. xiii. 1. Mic. vii. 19. Ezek. xxxvi. 25, &c.

HYMN 10. (S. M.) The Blessedness of Gospel Times; or, the Revelation of Christ to Jews and Gentiles, Isaiah v. 2, 7–10. Matt. xiii. 16, 17.

HYMN 11. (L. M.) The Humble enlightened, and carnal Reason humbled; or, the Sovereignty of Grace, Luke x. 21, 22.

HYMN 12. (C. M.) Free Grace in revealing Christ, Luke x. 21.

HYMN 13. (L. M.) The Son of God incarnate; or, the Titles and the Kingdom of Christ, Isaiah ix. 2, 6, 7.

HYMN 14. (L. M.) The Triumph of Faith; or, Christ's unchangeable Love, Romans viii. 33, &c.

HYMN 15. (L. M.) Our own Weakness, and Christ our Strength, 2 Cor. xii. 7, 9, 10.

HYMN 16. (C. M.) Hosanna to Christ, Matt. xxi. 9. Luke xix. 38, 40.

HYMN 17. (C. M.) Victory over Death, 1 Cor. xv. 55, &c.

HYMN 18. (C. M.) Blessed are the Dead that die in the Lord, Rev. xiv. 13.

HYMN 19. (C. M.) The Song of Simeon; or, Death made desirable, Luke ii. 27, &c.

HYMN 20. (C. M.) Spiritual Apparel; namely, the Robe of Righteousness, and Garments of Salvation, Isaiah lxi. 10.

HYMN 21. (C. M.) A Vision of the Kingdom of Christ among Men, Rev. xxi. 1–4.

HYMN 24. (L. M.) The rich Sinner dying, Psalm xlix. 6, 9. Eccles. viii. 8. Job iii. 14, 15.

HYMN 25. (L. M.) A Vision of the Lamb, Rev. v. 6–9.

HYMN 26. (C. M.) Hope of Heaven by the Resurrection of Christ, 1 Pet. 3–5.

HYMN 27. (C. M.) Assurance of Heaven; or, a Saint prepared to die, 2 Tim. iv. 6–8. 1.

HYMN 28. (C. M.) The Triumph of Christ over the Enemies of his Church, Isaiah lxiii. 1–3, &c.

HYMN 29. (C. M.) The Ruin of Antichrist, Isaiah lxiii. 4–7.

HYMN 30. (L. M.) Prayer for Deliverance answered, Isaiah xxvi. 8–12, 20, 21.

HYMN 32. (C. M.) Strength from Heaven, Isaiah xl. 27–30.

HYMN 39. (C. M.) God's tender Care of his Church, Isaiah xlix. 13, &c.

HYMN 40. (L. M.) The Business and Blessedness of glorified Saints, Rev. vii. 13, &c.

HYMN 41. (L. M.) The same; or, the Martyrs glorified, Rev. vii. 13, &c.

HYMN 42. (C. M.) Divine Wrath and Mercy, Nahum i. 2, &c.

HYMN 45. (C. M.) The Last Judgment, Rev. xxi. 5–8.

HYMN 48. (L. M.) The Christian Race, Isaiah xl. 28–31.

HYMN 49. (C. M.) The Works of Moses and the Lamb, Rev. xv. 3.

HYMN 50. (C. M.) The Song of Zacharias, and the Message of John the Baptist; or, Light and Salvation by Jesus Christ, Luke i. 68, &c. John i. 29, 32.

HYMN 51. (S. M.) Preserving Grace, Jude ver 24, 25.

HYMN 52. (C. M.) Baptism, Matt. xxviii. 19. Acts ii. 38.

HYMN 53. (L. M.) The Holy Scriptures, Heb. i. 1, 2. 2 Tim. iii. 15, 16. Psalm cxlvii. 19, 20.

HYMN 54. (L. M.) Electing Grace; or, Saints beloved in Christ, Eph. i. 3, &c.

HYMN 55. (C. M.) Hezekiah's Song; or, Sickness and Recovery, Isaiah xxxviii. 9, &c.

HYMN 56. (C. M.) The Song of Moses and the Lamb; or, Babylon falling, Rev. xv. 3. xvi. 19. xvii. 6.

HYMN 57. (C. M.) Original Sin; or, the First and Second Adam, Rom. v. 12. Psalm li. 5. Job xiv. 4.

HYMN 58. (L. M.) The Devil vanquished; or, Michael's War with the Dragon, Rev. xii. 7.

HYMN 59. (L. M.) Babylon fallen, Rev. xviii. 20, 21.

HYMN 60. (L. M.) The Virgin Mary's Song; or, the promised Messiah born, Luke i. 46, &c.

HYMN 61. (L. M.) Christ our High-Priest and King, and Christ coming to Judgment, Rev. i. 5–7.

HYMN 62. (C. M.) Christ Jesus, the Lamb of God, worshipped by all the Creation, Rev. v. 11–13.

HYMN 63. (L. M.) Christ's Humiliation and Exaltation, Rev. v. 12.

HYMN 64. (S. M.) Adoption 1 John iii. 1, &c. Gal. iv. 6.

HYMN 65. (L. M.) The Kingdoms of the World become the Kingdoms of our Lord; or, the Day of Judgment, Rev. xi. 15–18.

HYMN 66. (L. M.) Christ the King at his Table, Sol. Song. i. 2–5, 12, 13, 17.

HYMN 67. (L. M.) Seeking the Pastures of Christ the Shepherd, Sol. Song. i. 7.

HYMN 68. (L. M.) The Banquet of Love, Sol. Song ii. 1–4, 6, 7.

HYMN 69. (L. M.) Christ appearing to his Church, and seeking her Company, Sol. Song ii. 8–13.

HYMN 70. (L. M.) Christ inviting and the Church answering the Invitation, Sol. Song ii. 14, 16, 17.

HYMN 71. (L. M.) Christ found in the Street, and brought to the Church, Sol. Song iii. 1–5.

HYMN 72. (L. M.) The Coronation of Christ, and Espousals of the Church, Sol. Song iii. 2.

HYMN 73. (L. M.) The Churches Beauty in the Eyes of Christ, Sol. Song iv. 1, 10, 11, 7, 9, 8.

HYMN 74. (L. M.) The Church the Garden of Christ, Sol. Song iv. 12, 14, 15. and v. 1.

HYMN 75. (L. M.) The Description of Christ the Beloved, Sol. Song v. 9–12, 14–16.

HYMN 76. (L. M.) Christ dwells in Heaven, but visits on Earth, Sol. Song vi. 1–3, 12.

HYMN 77. (L. M.) The Love of Christ to the Church, in his Language to her, and Provisions for her, Sol. Song vii. 5, 6, 9, 12, 13.

HYMN 78. (L. M.) The Strength of Christ's Love, and the Soul's Jealousy of her own, Sol. Song viii. 5–7, 13, 14.

HYMN 79. (L. M.) A Morning Hymn, Psalm xix. 5, 8. and lxxiii. 24, 25.

HYMN 80. (L. M.) An Evening Hymn, Psalm iv. 8. and iii. 5, 6. and cxliii. 8.

HYMN 81. (L. M.) A Song for Morning or Evening, Lam. iii. 23. Isaiah xlv. 7.

HYMN 82. (L. M.) God far above Creatures; or, Man vain and mortal, Job. iv. 17–21.

HYMN 83. (C. M.) Afflictions and Death under Providence, Job. v. 6–8.

HYMN 84. (L. M.) Salvation, Righteousness, and Strength in Christ, Isaiah xlv. 21–25.

HYMN 85. (S. M.) The same.

HYMN 86. (C. M.) God Holy, Just, and Sovereign, Job. ix. 2–10.

HYMN 87. (L. M.) God dwells with the Humble and Penitent, Isaiah lvii. 15, 16.

HYMN 88. (L. M.) Life the Day of Grace and Hope, Eccl. x. 4–6, 10.

HYMN 89. (L. M.) Youth and Judgment, Eccles. xi. 9.

HYMN 90. (C. M.) The same.

HYMN 91. (L. M.) Advice to Youth; or, old Age and Death in an unconverted State, Eccles. xii. 1, 7. Isaiah lxv. 20.

HYMN 92. (S. M.) Christ the Wisdom of God, Prov. viii. 1, 22–32.

HYMN 93. (L. M.) Christ, or Wisdom, obeyed or resisted, Prov. viii. 34–36.

HYMN 94. (C. M.) Justification by Faith, not by Works; or, the Law condemns, Grace justifies, Rom. iii. 19–22.

HYMN 95. (C. M.) Regeneration, John i. 13. iii. 3. &c.

HYMN 96. (C. M.) Election excludes boasting, 1 Cor. i. 26–31.

HYMN 97. (L. M.) Christ our Wisdom, Righteousness, &c. 1 Cor. i. 30.

HYMN 98. (S. M.) The same.

HYMN 99. (C. M.) Stones made Children of Abraham; or, Grace not conveyed by Religious Parents, Matt. iii. 9.

HYMN 100. (L. M.) Believe and be saved, John iii. 16–18.

HYMN 101. (L. M.) Joy in Heaven for a repenting Sinner, Luke xv. 7, 10.

HYMN 102. (L. M.) The Beatitudes, Matt. v. 3–12.

HYMN 103. (C. M.) Not ashamed of the Gospel, 2 Tim. i. 12.

HYMN 104. (C. M.) A State of Nature and of Grace, 1 Cor. vi. 10, 11.

HYMN 105. (C. M.) Heaven invisible and holy, 1 Cor. ii. 9, 10. Rev. xxi. 27.

HYMN 106. (S. M.) Dead to Sin by the Cross of Christ, Rom. vi. 1, 2, 6.

HYMN 107. (L. M.) The Fall and Recovery of Man; or, Christ and Satan at Enmity, Gen. iii. 1, 15, 17. Gal. iv. 4. Col. ii. 15.

HYMN 108. (S. M.) Christ unseen and beloved, 1 Pet. i. 8.

HYMN 109. (L. M.) The Value of Christ and his Righteousness, Phil. iii. 7–9.

HYMN 110. (C. M.) Death and immediate Glory, 2 Cor. v. 1, 5–8.

HYMN 111. (C. M.) Salvation by Grace, Titus iii. 3–7.

HYMN 112. (C. M.) The Brazen Serpent; or, looking to Jesus, John iii. 14–16.

HYMN 113. (C. M.) Abraham's Blessings on the Gentiles, Gen. xvii. 7. Rom. xv. 8. Mark x. 14.

HYMN 114. (C. M.) The same, Rom. xi. 16, 17.

HYMN 115. (C. M.) Conviction of Sin by the Law, Rom. vii. 8, 9, 14, 24.

HYMN 116. (L. M.) Love to God and our Neighbour, Matt. xxii. 37–40.

HYMN 117. (L. M.) Election sovereign and free, Rom. ix. 21–23, 20.

HYMN 118. (S. M.) Moses and Christ; or, Sins against the Law and Gospel, John i. 17. Heb. iii. 3. 5, 6. and x. 28, 29.

HYMN 119. (C. M.) The different Success of the Gospel, 1 Cor. i. 23, 24. 2 Cor. 2. 16. 1 Cor. iii. 6, 7.

HYMN 120. (C. M.) Faith of Things unseen, Heb. xi. 1, 3, 8, 10.

HYMN 121. (C. M.) Children devoted to God, Gen. xvii. 7, 10. Acts xvi. 14, 15, 33.

HYMN 122. (L. M.) Believers buried with Christ in Baptism, Rom. vi. 3. &c.

HYMN 123. (C. M.) The repenting Prodigal, Luke xv. 13, &c.

HYMN 124. (L. M.) The first and second Adam, Rom. v. 12, &c.

HYMN 125. (C. M.) Christ's Compassion to the weak and tempted, Heb. iv. 15, 16, and v. 7. Matt. xii. 20.

HYMN 126. (L. M.) Charity and Uncharitableness, Rom. xiv. 17, 19. 1 Cor. x. 32.

HYMN 127. (L. M.) Christ's Invitation to Sinners; or, Humility and Pride, Matt. xi. 28–30.

HYMN 128. (L. M.) The Apostles' Commission; or, the Gospel attested by Miracles, Mark xvi. 15, &c. Matt. xxviii. 18, &c.

HYMN 129. (L. M.) Submission and Deliverance; or, Abraham offering his Son, Gen. xxii. 6, &c.

HYMN 130. (L. M.) Love and Hatred, Phil. ii. 2. Eph. iv. 30, &c.

HYMN 131. (L. M.) The Pharisee and the Publican, Luke xviii. 10, &c.

HYMN 132. (L. M.) Holiness and Grace, Tit. ii. 10–13.

HYMN 133. (C. M.) Love and Charity, 1 Cor. xiii. 2–7, 13.

HYMN 134. (L. M.) Religion vain without Love, 1 Cor. xiii. 1–3.

HYMN 135. (L. M.) The Love of Christ shed abroad in the Heart, Eph. iii. 16, &c.

HYMN 136. (C. M.) Sincerity and Hypocrisy; or, Formality in Worship, John iv. 24. Psalm cxxxix. 23, 24.

HYMN 137. (L. M.) Salvation by Grace in Christ, 2 Tim. i. 9, 10.

HYMN 138. (C. M.) Saints in the Hand of Christ, John x. 28, 29.

HYMN 139. (L. M.) Hope in the Covenant; or, God's Promise and Truth unchangeable, Heb. vi. 17–19.

HYMN 140. (C. M.) A living and a dead Faith, collected from several Scriptures.

HYMN 141. (S. M.) The Humiliation and Exaltation of Christ, Isaiah liii. 1–5, 10–12.

HYMN 142. (S. M.) The same, Isaiah liii. 6–9, 12.

HYMN 143. (C. M.) Characters of the Children of God, from several Scriptures.

HYMN 144. (C. M.) The witnessing and sealing Spirit, Rom. viii. 14, 16. Eph. i. 13, 14.

HYMN 145. (C. M.) Christ and Aaron. Taken from Heb. vii. and ix.

HYMN 146. (L. M.) Characters of Christ, borrowed from inanimate Things in Scripture.

HYMN 147. (L. M.) The Names and Titles of Christ, from several Scriptures.

HYMN 148. As the 148th Psalm. The same.

HYMN 149. (L. M.) The Offices of Christ, from several Scriptures.

HYMN 150. As the 148th Psalm. The same.

II.

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.

III.

BOOK III. PREPARED FOR THE LORD'S SUPPER.

HYMN 1 (L. M.) The Lord's Supper instituted, 1 Cor. xi. 23, &c.

HYMN 2. (S. M.) Communion with Christ, and with Saints, 1 Cor. x. 16, 17.

HYMN 3. (C. M.) The New Testament in the Blood of Christ; or, the New Covenant sealed.

HYMN 4. (C. M.) Christ's dying Love; or, our Pardon bought at a dear Price.

HYMN 5. (C. M.) Christ the Bread of Life, John vi. 31, 35, 39.

HYMN 6. (L. M.) The Memorial of our absent Lord, John xvi. 16. Luke xxii. 19. John xiv. 3.

HYMN 7. (L. M.) Crucifixion to the World by the Cross of Christ, Gal. vi. 14.

HYMN 8. (C. M.) The Tree of Life.

HYMN 9. (S. M.) The Spirit, the Water, and the Blood, 1 John v. 6.

HYMN 10. (L. M.) Christ crucified; the Wisdom and Power of God.

HYMN 11. (C. M.) Pardon brought to our Senses.

HYMN 12. (L. M.) The Gospel Feast, Luke xiv. 16, &c.

HYMN 13. (C. M.) Divine Love making a Feast, and calling in the Guests, Luke xiv. 17, 22, 23.

HYMN 14. (L. M.) The Song of Simeon, Luke ii. 28; or, a Sight of Christ makes Death easy.

HYMN 15. (C. M.) Our Lord Jesus at his own Table.

HYMN 16. (C. M.) The Agonies of Christ.

HYMN 17. (S. M.) Incomparable Food; or, the Flesh and Blood of Christ.

HYMN 18. (L. M.) The same.

HYMN 19. (L. M.) Glory in the Cross; or, not ashamed of Christ crucified.

HYMN 20. (C. M.) The Provisions for the Table of our Lord; or, the Tree of Life, and River of Love.

HYMN 21. (C. M.) The triumphal Feast for Christ's Victory over Sin, and Death, and Hell.

HYMN 22. (L. M.) The Compassion of a dying Christ.

HYMN 23. (C. M.) Grace and Glory by the Death of Christ.

HYMN 24. (C. M.) Pardon and Strength from Christ.

HYMN 25. (C. M.) Divine Glories and our Graces.

DOXOLOGIES.

HYMN 26. (1st L. M.) A Song of Praise to the ever-blessed Trinity. God the Father, Son, and Spirit.

HYMN 38. (1st as the 148th Psalm.) A Song of Praise to the Blessed Trinity.

HYMN 39. (2d as the 148th Psalm.)

HYMN 40. (3d as the 148th Psalm.)

HYMN 41. (As the 148th Psalm.)

HYMN 42. (L. M.) The HOSANNA; or, Salvation ascribed to Christ.

HYMN 43. (C. M.)

HYMN 44. (S. M.)

HYMN 45. (As the 148th Psalm.)

DIVINE SONGS ATTEMPTED IN EASY LANGUAGE, FOR THE USE OF CHILDREN, WITH SOME ADDITIONAL COMPOSURES.

SONG 1. A general Song of Praise to God.

SONG 2. Praise for Creation and Providence.

SONG 3. Praise to God for our Redemption.

SONG 4. Praise for Mercies, Spiritual and Temporal.

SONG 5. Praise for Birth and Education in a Christian Land.

SONG 6. Praise for the Gospel.

SONG 7. The Excellency of the Bible.

SONG 8. Praise to God for learning to read.

SONG 9. The All-seeing God.

SONG 10. Solemn Thoughts of God and Death.

SONG 11. Heaven and Hell.

SONG 12. The Advantages of early Religion.

SONG 13. The Danger of Delay.

SONG 14. Examples of early Piety.

SONG 15. Against Lying.

SONG 16. Against Quarrelling and Fighting.

SONG 17. Love between Brothers and Sisters.

SONG 18. Against scoffing and calling Names.

SONG 19. Against Swearing, and Cursing, and taking God's Name in vain.

SONG 20. Against Idleness and Mischief.

SONG 21. Against Evil Company.

SONG 22. Against Pride in Clothes.

SONG 23. Obedience to Parents.

SONG 24. The Child's Complaint.

SONG 25. A Morning Song.

SONG 26. An Evening Song.

SONG 27. For the Lord's Day Morning.

SONG 28. For the Lord's Day Evening.

The Ten Commandments, out of the Old Testament, put into short Rhyme for Children.

Exodus xx.

The Sum of the Commandments, out of the New Testament.

Our Saviour's Golden Rule.

Duty to God and our Neighbour.

The Hosanna; or, Salvation ascribed to Christ.

Glory to the Father, and to the Son. &c.

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.

SONG 1.—The Sluggard.

SONG 2.—Innocent Play.

SONG 3.—The Rose.

SONG 4.—The Thief.

SONG 5.—The Ant or Emmet.

SONG 6.—Good Resolutions.

SONG 7.—A Summer Evening.

A Cradle Hymn.

HORÆ LYRICÆ.

ON READING DR. WATTS'S POEMS SACRED TO PIETY AND DEVOTION.

TO DR. WATTS, On his Poems sacred to Devotion.

TO DR. WATTS, On reading his Horæ Lyricæ.

TO DR. WATTS, On his Divine Poems.

TO DR. WATTS, On the Fifth Edition of his Horæ Lyricæ.

BOOK I. SACRED TO DEVOTION AND PIETY.

Worshipping with Fear.

Asking Leave to Sing.

Divine Judgments.

Earth and Heaven.

Felicity Above.

God's Dominion and Decrees.

Self-Consecration.

The Creator and Creatures.

The Nativity of Christ.

God glorious, and Sinners saved.

The humble Enquiry.

The Penitent pardoned.

A Hymn of Praise for Three great Salvations, viz.

The Incomprehensible.

Death and Eternity.

A Sight of Heaven in Sickness.

The universal Hallelujah.

The Atheist's Mistake.

The Law given at Sinai.

Remember your Creator, &c.

Sun, Moon, and Stars, praise ye the Lord.

The Welcome Messenger.

Sincere Praise.

True Learning.

True Wisdom.

A Song to creating Wisdom.

God's absolute Dominion.

Condescending Grace.

The Infinite.

Confession and Pardon.

Young Men and Maidens, old Men and Babes, praise ye the Lord, Psalm cxlviii. 12.

Flying Fowl, and creeping Things, praise ye the Lord.

The Comparison and Complaint.

God Supreme, and Self-sufficient.

Jesus the only Saviour.

Looking upward.

Christ dying, rising and reigning.

The God of Thunder.

The Day of Judgment, AN ODE, Attempted in English Sapphic.

The Song of Angels above.

Fire, Air, Earth, and Sea, praise ye the Lord.

The Farewell.

God only known to Himself.

Pardon and Sanctification.

Sovereignty and Grace.

The Law and Gospel.

Seeking a divine Calm in a restless World.

Happy Frailty.

Launching into Eternity.

A Prospect of the Resurrection.

Breathing toward the heavenly Country.

Casimiri Epigramma 100.

When the Protestant Church at Montpelier was demolished by the French King's Order, the Protestants laid the Stones up in their Burying-place, wherein a Jesuit made a Latin Epigram.

The Answer, by a French Protestant.

Two happy Rivals, Devotion and the Muse.

The Hazard of loving the Creatures.

Desiring to Love Christ.

The Heart given away.

Meditation in a Grove.

The Fairest and the only Beloved.

Mutual Love stronger than Death.

A Sight of Christ.

Love on a Cross, and a Throne.

A Preparatory Thought for the Lord's-Supper.

Converse with Christ.

Grace shining and Nature fainting.

Love to Christ, present or absent.

The Absence of Christ.

Desiring his Descent to Earth.

Ascending to him in Heaven.

The Presence of God worth dying for; or, the Death of Moses.

Long for his Return.

Hope in Darkness.

Come, Lord Jesus.

Bewailing my own Inconstancy.

Forsaken, yet hoping.

THE CONCLUSION.

[conclusion]

II.

BOOK II. SACRED TO VIRTUE, HONOUR AND FRIENDSHIP.

TO HER MAJESTY.

PALINODIA.

TO JOHN LOCKE, ESQ.

TO JOHN SHUTE, ESQ. (NOW LORD BARRINGTON.)

TO MR. WILLIAM NOKES.

TO NATHANIEL GOULD, ESQ. (NOW SIR NATHANIEL GOULD.)

TO DR. THOMAS GIBSON.

False Greatness.

TO SARISSA.

TO MR. T. BRADBURY.

Strict Religion very rare.

TO MR. C. AND S. FLEETWOOD.

TO WILLIAM BLACKBOURN, ESQ.

True Monarchy.

True Courage.

TO THE MUCH HONOURED MR. THOMAS ROWE, THE DIRECTOR OF MY YOUTHFUL STUDIES.

TO THE REV. MR. BENONI ROWE.

TO THE REV. MR. JOHN HOWE.

The Disappointment and Relief.

The Hero's School of Morality.

Freedom.

On Mr. Locke's Annotations upon several Parts of the New Testament, left behind him at his Death.

True Riches.

The Adventurous Muse.

TO MR. NICHOLAS CLARK.

The Afflictions of a Friend.

The Reverse; or, the Comforts of a Friend.

TO THE RIGHT HON. JOHN LORD CUTS, At the Siege of Namur.

Burning several Poems of Ovid, Martial, Oldham, Dryden, &c.

TO MRS. B. BENDISH.

Few Happy Matches.

TO DAVID POLHILL, ESQ.

The celebrated Victory of the Poles over Osman, the Turkish Emperor, in the Dacian Battle.

The Indian Philosopher.

The happy Man.

TO DAVID POLHILL, ESQ.

PART I.

II.

PART II.

To the Discontented and Unquiet.

TO JOHN HARTOPP, ESQ. (NOW SIR JOHN HARTOPP, BART.)

TO THOMAS GUNSTON, ESQ.

TO JOHN HARTOPP, ESQ. (NOW SIR JOHN HARTOPP, BART.)

TO MITIO, MY FRIEND.

[THE FIRST PART: OR,]

II.

THE SECOND PART: OR,

III.

THE THIRD PART: OR,

ON THE DEATH OF THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, Just after Mr. Dryden. 1700.

AN EPIGRAM OF MARTIAL TO CIRINUS.

TO MRS. SINGER. (NOW MRS. ROWE.)

III.

BOOK III. SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE DEAD.

AN EPITAPH ON KING WILLIAM III.

ON THE SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. MARY PEACOCK.

AN ELEGIAC THOUGHT ON MRS. ANNE WARNER,

On the Death of an aged and honoured Relative, Mrs. M. W. July 13, 1693.

To the dear Memory of my honoured Friend, Thomas Gunston, Esq. who died November 11, 1700, when he had just finished his Seat at Newington.

TO THE MEMORY OF THE REV. MR. THOMAS GOUGE,

RELIQUIÆ JUVENILES.

[My God, I love and I adore]

III.—TO DORIO. THE FIRST LYRIC HOUR.

IV.—THE HEBREW POET.

V.—THE THANKFUL PHILOSOPHER.

IX.—THE SACRED CONCERT OF PRAISE.

X.—THE WORLD A STRANGER TO GOD.

XIII.—THE MIDNIGHT ELEVATION.

XIV.—THE HONOURABLE MAGISTRATE.

[There are a number of us creep]

[Life's but a feast; and when we die]

[Deluded souls! that sacrifice]

XVIII—YOUTH AND DEATH

XIX.—BABYLON DESTROYED; OR, THE 137TH PSALM TRANSLATED.

XX.—AN EPITAPH ON BIGOTRY, TRANSLATED FROM THE LATIN, Which was written by the late pious and ingenious MR. JOHN REYNOLDS, And inserted in the Occasional Paper, Vol. III. Numb. 6 .

XXII.—AN HYMN TO CHRIST JESUS, THE ETERNAL LIFE.

XXIV—DAVID'S LAMENTATION OVER SAUL AND JONATHAN;2 SAM i.19&c.

XXIX.—ON THE SIGHT OF QUEEN MARY, IN THE YEAR 1694.

XXX.—ON THE EFFIGIES OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS GEORGE, LATE PRINCE OF DENMARK, AND LORD HIGH ADMIRAL OF GREAT BRITAIN, MADE IN WAX, AND SEATED AT A BANQUET NEAR THE EFFIGIES OF HER LATE MAJESTY QUEEN ANNE.

Albinus.

[‘Words of eternal truth proclaim]

XXXV.—AGAINST LEWDNESS.

XXXVI.—AGAINST DRUNKENNESS.

XXXVIII.—PASSION AND REASON.

XLVI.—COWARDICE AND SELF-LOVE.

THOUGHTS AND MEDITATIONS IN A LONG SICKNESS.

The Hurry of the Spirits, in a Fever and Nervous Disorders.

Peace of Conscience and Prayer for Health.

Encouraged to hope for Health in May.

The Wearisome Weeks of Sickness.

A Hymn of Praise for Recovery.

[Hail, Hebrew psalmist king! Hail, happy hour!]

LIII.—AN ELEGY ON SOPHRONIA, WHO DIED OF THE SMALL-POX, 1711.

LIV.—AN ELEGY ON THE MUCH-LAMENTED DEATH OF MRS. ELIZABETH BURY, LATE WIFE OF THE REV. MR. SAMUEL BURY, OF BRISTOL, ANNEXED TO SOME MEMOIRS OF HER LIFE, DRAWN UP BY HIM; BUT COLLECTED OUT OF HER OWN PAPERS.

At the Death of that excellent Man Sir Thomas Abney.

Death and Heaven. In five Lyric Odes.

ODE I. The Spirit's Farewell to the Body after long Sickness.

ODE II. The Departing Moment; or, Absent from the Body.

ODE III. Entrance into Paradise; or, Present with the Lord.

ODE IV. The Sight of God in Heaven.

ODE V. A Funeral Ode at the Interment of the Body, supposed to be sung by the Mourners.

LXI.—ON THE CORONATION OF THEIR MAJESTIES KING GEORGE II. AND QUEEN CAROLINE. OCTOBER 11, 1727.

LXII.—A LOYAL WISH ON HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY, MARCH 1, COMMONLY CALLED ST. DAVID'S DAY.

LXIII.—PIETY IN A COURT. TO PHILOMELA.

1. A Rural Meditation.

2. A Penitential Thought.

3. A Midnight Hymn.

4. The dying Christian's Hope.

LXVI.—FRAGMENTS OF VERSE.

1. The Preface of a Letter, written August, 1692.

2. The Sun in Eclipse.—To Horatio.

3. In a Letter to Marinda, speaking concerning our blessed Saviour.

LXVII.—THE INSCRIPTIONS ON SEVERAL SMALL FRENCH PICTURES, TRANSLATED.

LXVIII.—INSCRIPTIONS ON DIALS.

LXVIII.—INSCRIPTIONS ON PORTRAITS.

Various Mottos for an Effigy.

LXX.—EPIGRAMS.

2. On the wondrous Rise of the South-Sea Stock, 1720.

4. Sabina and her Companions travelling together to see fine Buildings and Gardens.

5. The same.

6. The same.

LXXI.—EPITAPHS.

1. An Inscription on a Monumental Stone in Chessunt Church, in Hertfordshire. In Memory of Thomas Pickard, Esq. Citizen of London, who died suddenly, Jan. 29, A.D. 1719. Æt. 50.

2. On the Grave-stone of Mr. John May, a young Student in Divinity, who died after a lingering and painful Sickness, and was buried in Chessunt Church-yard, in Hertfordshire.

3. Written for a Grave-stone of a near Relation.

4. To the pious Memory of the Reverend Mr. Samuel Harvey of London, who died April 17, 1729. Æt. 30.

5. An Epitaph on the Reverend Mr. Matthew Clarke.

6. An Epitaph on the Reverend Mr. Edward Brodhurst.

LXXIV.—A DYING WORLD, AND A DURABLE HEAVEN.

[When death and everlasting things]

LXXV.—THE REWARDS OF POESY.

REMNANTS OF TIME EMPLOYED, IN PROSE AND VERSE;

IV.—THE BRITISH FISHERMAN.

V.—REDEMPTION.

VI. COMPLAINT AND HOPE UNDER GREAT PAIN. 1736.

VII.—ON AN ELEGY WRITTEN BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE COUNTESS OF HERTFORD, ON THE DEATH OF MRS. ROWE. 1737.

VIII.

VIII.—DR. YOUNG'S ADMIRABLE DESCRIPTION OF THE PEACOCK ENLARGED.

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2. A Penitential Thought.

Can I then grieve for ev'ry wretch's woe,
And weep if I but hear a tale of sorrow?
Say, can I share in ev'ry one's affection,
Yet still remain thus stupid to my own?
Is then my heart to all the world beside
Softer than melting wax or summer snow,
But to myself harder than adamant?
Can I behold the ruin Sin has made,
And feel God's image in my soul defac'd;
Nor heave a sigh, nor drop a pitying tear
At my sad fate, nor lift my eyes to heav'n
For aid against the flatt'ries of the world,
The wiles of Satan and the joys of sense?
Give me, ye springs, O give me all your streams
That I may weep; nor thus with stupid gaze
Behold my ruin, like a wretch inchanted
Whose faculties are bound with pow'rful charms,
To some accursed spot of earth confin'd.
Give me, ye gentle winds, your balmy breath
To heave my bosom with continued sighs.—
Teach me, ye wood-doves, your complaining note,
To mourn my fall, to mourn my rocky heart,
My headstrong will, and every sinful thought.
In silent shades retir'd I long to dwell,
Far from the tumults of the busy world,
And all the sounds of mirth and clamorous joy,
Till every stormy passion is subdu'd,
And God has full possession of my soul;
Till all my wishes centre in his will,
And I no more am fetter'd to the world;
Till all the business of my life is praise,
And my full heart o'erflows with heav'nly love,
While all created beauties lose their charms,
And God is all in all.

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2. A Penitential Thought.