FOR TIMES OF SORROW.

HYMN CXVII. O let him whose sorrow. 6.5.

JUDGMENT HYMN.

AUTHORS.
Miss Cox,

from the German, alt.

*Part I. CXVIII. Day of anger, that dread day. 9.7. H. A. from the Latin, Dies ira.

*Part II. CXIX. Thou didst toil my soul to gain. 9.7. H. A. from the Latin, Dies iræ.

PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL.

PSALM LXXIV. Arise, O God! thy cause on earth maintain.

OFFERTORY HYMNS.

TENS.

HYMN CXX. Father of mercies, send thy grace. C.M. . HYMN CXXI. Our God is love: and all his saints.

FOR FAMILY WORSHIP.

C.M.

HYMN CXXII. Saviour of them that trust in Thee. L.M. H. A.

COMMEMORATION OF SAINTS.

HYMN CXXIII. Who are these, like stars appearing. P.M.

HYMN CXXIV. Stand up before

Miss Cox, from the German. your God.

FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

P.M.

Н. А.

HYMN CXXV. When in the Lord Jehovah's name. P.M. or L.M.

HYMNS OF GENERAL PRAISE.

PSALM C. All people that on earth do dwell. L.M.

PSALM XCV. O come, loud anthems let us sing.

H. A.

Old Version.

L.M.
New Version.

PSALM XIX. Part II. The fear of God is excellent.

C.M.
Old Version.

PSALM XIX. Part I. The heavens declare thy glory, Lord.
C.M. New Version.

PSALM CXXXVI. O high your voices raise.

Trumpet measure. Bishop Mant. PSALM CXLVIII. Gems serene, of heavenly brilliance.

PSALM XCII. It is a thing both good and meet. C.M.

Old

HYMN CXXVI. From all that dwell below the skies.

8.7.

H. A.

Version.

L.M.

Watts.

PSALMS AND HYMNS.

First Sunday in Advent.

HYMN I.

THE Voice of one that cries

Along the wilds untrod; Prepare ye in the wilderness A highway for our God.

Be every valley raised,

And every hill made low;

The crooked straight, the rugged plain;

For God hath willed it so.

The glory of the Lord

To all men shall appear;

His word shall sound throughout the world,

And every nation hear.

Man's glory is a flower, The flesh of man is grass: Only the promise of our God

Is now, and ever was.

B

HYMN II.

COME to thy temple, Lord,
Thy waiting Church to bless :
Let here thy glory be ador'd,
Give here thy word success.

Our inmost hearts refine,
And for Thyself prepare :

Cast out all thoughts but thoughts divine,
And reign triumphant there.

Thy servants, Lord, we are,
Baptiz'd into thy name :

All hurtful things put from us far,
All works of sin and shame.

Come to thy temple, Lord,
Thine own assembly bless:

That all may offer with accord
Off'rings of righteousness.

Second Sunday in Advent.

HYMN III.

THAT day of wrath, that dreadful day, When heaven and earth shall pass away: What power shall be the sinner's stay? How shall he meet that dreadful day?

When, shrivelling like a parched scroll,
The flaming heavens together roll;
When louder yet, and yet more dread,
Swells the high trump that wakes the dead;
Oh, on that day, that wrathful day,
When man to judgment wakes from clay,
Be THOU the trembling sinner's stay,
Though heaven and earth shall pass away.

EARTH is

HYMN IV.

past away and gone,
All her glories every one:
All her pomp is broken down,
God is reigning-God alone!

All her high ones lowly lie,
All her mirth hath passed by,
All her merry-hearted sigh :
God is reigning-God on high!

No more sorrow, no more night;
Perfect joy, and purest light;
With his spotless saints and bright,
God is reigning in the height!

Blessing, praise, and glory bring;
Offer every holy thing:
Everlasting praises sing;
God is reigning, God our King!

Third Sunday in Advent.

HYMN V.

GREAT God, what do I see and hear?
The end of things created:
The Judge of mankind does appear,
On clouds of glory seated:
The trumpet sounds, the graves restore
The dead which they contained before :
Prepare, my soul, to meet Him.

HYMN VI.

WHEN Christ the Lord would come on earth, His messenger before Him went;

The greatest born of mortal birth,

And charged with words of deep intent.

The least of all that here attend
Hath honour greater far than he ;
He was the Bridegroom's joyful friend,
His Body and his Spouse are we.

A higher race, the sons of light,
Of water and the Spirit born;
He, the last star of parting night,
And we the children of the morn.