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565, 566 hymns. [part :
565.
The Wisdom of God made known by the Church*
Eph. iii. 10. Zech. iv. 7.
1 rPHE love which thought on helpless man, I
Does angels’ tongues employ :
: The grace which stoop’d to Adam’s race.
Fills heav’n itself with joy.
2 From all eternity this love,
Glow’d in Jehovah’s breast;
The grand design of sov’reign grace
The church doth manifest.
3 When we survey that structure fair.
Where heav’nly beauties shine ;
In wonder lost, our souls pronounce
The Architect divine.
j 4 Th’ angelic throng with raptures view
Salvation’s structure rise;
By it God’s wisdom manifold
With wonder strikes their eyes.
5 When the head-stone shall be brought forth
To crown his work on high ;
Grace ! Grace ! shall saints and angels shout
In songs that ne’er shall die.
566.
Privileges of the People cf God.
1 HAPPY they who know the Lord,
^ With whom he deigns to dwell!
He feeds and cheers them by his word,
His arm supports them well.
2 To them in each distressing hour.
His throne of grace is near ;
And, when they plead his love and pow’r.
He stands engag’d to hear.
3 He help’d his saints in ancient days,
Who trusted in his name;
565, 566 hymns. [part :
565.
The Wisdom of God made known by the Church*
Eph. iii. 10. Zech. iv. 7.
1 rPHE love which thought on helpless man, I
Does angels’ tongues employ :
: The grace which stoop’d to Adam’s race.
Fills heav’n itself with joy.
2 From all eternity this love,
Glow’d in Jehovah’s breast;
The grand design of sov’reign grace
The church doth manifest.
3 When we survey that structure fair.
Where heav’nly beauties shine ;
In wonder lost, our souls pronounce
The Architect divine.
j 4 Th’ angelic throng with raptures view
Salvation’s structure rise;
By it God’s wisdom manifold
With wonder strikes their eyes.
5 When the head-stone shall be brought forth
To crown his work on high ;
Grace ! Grace ! shall saints and angels shout
In songs that ne’er shall die.
566.
Privileges of the People cf God.
1 HAPPY they who know the Lord,
^ With whom he deigns to dwell!
He feeds and cheers them by his word,
His arm supports them well.
2 To them in each distressing hour.
His throne of grace is near ;
And, when they plead his love and pow’r.
He stands engag’d to hear.
3 He help’d his saints in ancient days,
Who trusted in his name;
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Description | Thousands of printed books from the Antiquarian Books of Scotland collection which dates from 1641 to the 1980s. The collection consists of 14,800 books which were published in Scotland or have a Scottish connection, e.g. through the author, printer or owner. Subjects covered include sport, education, diseases, adventure, occupations, Jacobites, politics and religion. Among the 29 languages represented are English, Gaelic, Italian, French, Russian and Swedish. |
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