HYMNS FOR OUR LOR D's RefufreaiorL L Q N D <> Printed by \V-. St rah an ; - ' rip, near Grays-Inn Gate, Ho/6, v Burtp, in Boil' Ckurcb-TarJ ; and Utftr-Moor.FitUs. MDCCX^.'J. " HYMNS FOR OUR LORD'S Refurreaion. HYMN I. i . /k L L ye that feek the Lord who died, /-\ Your GOD for Sinners crucified, JL JL Prevent the earlielt Dawn, and come To worfhip at his facred Tomb. 2 Bring the fweet Spices of your Sighs, Your contrite Hearts, and itreaming Eyes, Your fad Complaints, and humble Fears ; Come, and embalm Him with your Tears. 3 While thus ye love your Souls t employ, Your Sorrow fliall be turn'd to Joy : Now, now let all your Grief be o'er ! Believe j and ye fhall weep no more. 4 An Earthquake hath the Cavern (hook, And burlt the Door, and rent the Rock, The Lord hath fent his Angel down, And he hath roll'd away the Stone. B 5 As ( 2 ) $ As Snow behold his Garment white, His Countenance as Lightning bright: He fits, and waves a flaming Sword, And waits upon his Rifmg Lord. 6 The third Aufpicious Morn is come, And calls your Saviour from the Tomh, The Bands of Death are torn away, The yawning Tomb gives back its Prey. 7 Could neither Seal nor Stone fecure, Nor Men, nor Devils make it fure I The Seal is broke, the Stone caft by, And all the Pow'rs of Darknefs fly. 8 The Body breaths, and lifts his Head, The Keepers fink, and fall as dead ; The Dead reftor'd to Life appear, The Living quake, and die for Fear. 9 No Power a Band of Soldiers have To keep One Body in its Grave : Surely it no Dead Body was That could the Roman Eagles chafe. 10 The Lord of Life is ris'n indeed, To Death deliver'd in your (lead ; His Rife proclaims your Sins forgiven, And mews the Living Way to Heaven. 1 1 Halle then, ye Souls that firft believe, Who dare the Gofpel-Word receive, Your Faith with joyful Hearts confefs, Be bold, be JESUS* Witneffes. 1 2 Go tell the Followers of your Lord Their JESUS is to Life reftor'd ; He lives, that They his Life may find ; He lives, to quicken all Mankind. HYMN ( 3) Hymn II. i Qlnners, difmifs your Fear, ^ The joyful Tidings hear f This the Word that JESUS faid, O believe, and feel it true, Chrift is rifen from the Dead, Lives the Lord who died for you I 2 Hafte, to his Tomb repair, And fee the Tokens there ; See the Place where JESUS lay, Mark the Burial- Cloaths He wore ; Angels near his Relicks (lay, Guards of Him who dies no more. 3 Why then art Thou caft down, Thou poor afflicled One ? Full of Doubts and Griefs, and Fears, Look into that Open Grave ! Died He not to dry thy Tears ? Rofe He not thy Soul to fave ? 4 Know' ft Thou not where to find The Saviour of Mankind ? He hath borne Himfelf away, He from Death Himfelf hath freed, He on the Third glorious Day, Rofe triumphant from the Dead. 5 To purge thy guilty Stain He died, and rofe again : Wherefore doll Thou weep and mourn ? Sinner, lift thine Heart and Eye, Turn thee, to thy JESUS turn, See thy loving Saviour nigh. 6 He comes His own to claim, He calls thee by thy Name : B 2 Droop: (4 ) Drooping Soul, rejoice, rejoice, See Him there to Life reftor'd ! Mary— know thy Saviour's Voice, Hear it, and reply Mj LORD. Hymn III. I T TAPPY Magdalene, to whom XjL Chrift the Lord vouchfaf 'd t'appear ! iSewly rifen from the Tomb, Would He firft be feen by Her ? Her by feven Devils poffeft, Till his Word the Fiends expellM ; Quench'd the Hell within her Breaft, All her Sins and Sicknefs heal'd. % a Ye% to Her the Matter came, Firft his welcome Voice fhe heaps ; JF.SUS calls her by her Name, He the "weeping Sinner chears, the dear Task rept?r, te her, Eyes again run o'er, Le s her wain his bleeding Feet, Kifs them, and with joy adore. 3 Highly ravour'd Soul ! to Her Farther liill his Grace extends, Raifes the glad Meffenger. Sends her to his drooping Friends : Tidings of their living LORD Firlt in Her Report they find : She muft fpread the Gofpel-Word, - ._ Teach the Teachers of Mankind.- . 4 Who can now prefume to fear ? Who defpair his LORD to fee ?■ JESUS, wilt Thou not appear, Shew Thyfelf alive to me ? I (5 ) Yes, my GOD, I dare not doubt, Thou fhalt all my Sins remove j Thou haft caft a Legion out, Thou wilt perfect me in Love. 5 Surely Thou haft call'd me Now ! Now I hear the Voice Divine, At thy Wounded Feet I bow, Wounded for whofe Sins but mine ! I have nail'd Him to the Tree, I have fent Him to the Grave : But the Lord is ris'n for me, Hold of Him by Faith I have. 6 Here for ever would I lie, Didft Thou not thy Servant raife, Send me forth to teftify All the Wonders of thy Grace. Lo ! I at thy bidding go, Gladly to thy Followers tell They their Rifing GOD may know, They the Life of Chrift may feel. 7 Hear, ye Brethren of the Lo r d. (Such He vou vouchfafes to call) O believe the Gofpel- Word, Chrift hath died, and rofe for all : Turn ye from your Sins to GOD, Hafte to Galilee, arid fee Him, who bought Tbee with his Blood, Him, who rcfe to live in Thtt. H y m » ( 6) Hymn IV. i TESUS, the Rifing Lord of all, J His Love to Man commends, Poor Worms He blufhes not to call His Brethren and his Friends. 2 Who bafely all forfook their Lord In his Diftrefs, and fled, To Thefe He fends the joyful Word, When rifen from the Dead. 3 Go tell the vile Deferters ! — No ; My deareft Brethren tell, Their Advocate to Heaven I go, .To refcue them from Hell. 4 Lo r to my Father I afcend ! Tour Father now is He, My GOD, and yours, whoe'er depend For endlds Life on me. 5 Henceforth I ever live ^bove For you to interceed, The Merit of my Dying Lovt, For all Mankind to plead. 6 Sinners, I rofe again to fh'ew Your Sins are all forgiv'n, And mount above the Skies, that you May follow Me to Heav'n. HYMN ( 7 ) Hymn V. 1 /^VBJECT of all our Knowledge here, V^/ Our One Defire, and Hope below, Jefus, the Crucified, draw near, And with thy fad Difciples go : Our Thoughts and Words to 1 hee are known, We commune of Thyfelf alone. 2 How can it be, our Reafon cries, That GOD mould leave his Throne above ? Is it for Man th' Immortal dies ! For Man, who tramples on his Love \ For Man, who nail'd him to the Tree \ O Love ! O GOD ! He dies for me ! 3 Why then, if Thou for me haft died, Doft Thou not yet Thyfelf impart ? We hopM to feel thy Blood applied, To find Thee rifen in our Heart, Redeem'd from all Iniquity, Sav'd, to the utmoft fav'd, thro' Thee. 4 Have we not then believ'd in vain, By Chrift unfanclined, unfreed ? la us He is not ris'n again, We knonv not but He (till is dead, No Life, no Righteoufnefs we hare, Our Hopes feem buried in his Grave. 5 Ah ! I,ord, if Thou indeed art ours, If Thou for us haft burft the Tomb, Vifit us with thy quickning Powers, Come to thy mournful Followers come, Thyfeif to thy weak Members join, And fill us with the Life Divine. 6 The* ( 8 ) 6 Thee, the great Prophet fent from GOD, Mighty in Deed and Word we own ; Thou halt on forae the Grace beftow'd, Thy Rifing in their Hearts made known ; They publifh Thee, to Life reftor'd, Attefting They have feen the LORD. 7 Alas for us, whofe Eyes are held ! Why cannot We our Saviour fee ? With us Thou art, yet Mill conceal'd : O might we hear one Word from Thee ! Speak, and our Unbelief reprove, Our Bafenefs to miftruft thy Love. 8 Fools as we are, and flow of Heart, So backward to believe the Word ! The Prophets Only Aim Thou art : They fang the Sufferings of their Lord, Thy Life for ours a Ranlom given, Thy Rifing to infure our Heaven. 9 Ought not our Lord the Death to die, And then the glorious Life to live? To ftoop ; and then go up on high ? The Pain, and then the Joy receive ? His Blood, the Purchafe -Price lay down, Endure thi Crofs, and claim the Crown ? io Ought not the Members all to pafs The Way their Head had pafs'd before ? Thro* Sufferings perfected He was, The Garment dipt in Blood He wore, That we with Him might die, and nie And bear his Nature to the Skies ! Hy M M ( 9 ) Hymn VI, i f\ OME then, thou Prophet of the Lo r d, V^> Thou great I nterpreter Divine, Explain thine own Transmitted Word ; To Teach, and to Infpire is Thine, Thou only canft Thyfelf reveal, Open the Book, and loofe the Seal. 2 Whate'er the antient Prophets fpoke Concerning Thee, O Christ, make known. Sole Subject of the Sacred Book, Thou mleit all, and Thou alone ; Yet there our Lord we cannot fee, Unlefs thy Spirit lends the Key. 3. Now, Jf.su, now the Veil remove, The Folly of our darken'd Heart, Unfold the Wonders of thy Love, The Knowledge of Thykif /impart ; Our Ear, our inmoftSoul we bow ; Speak, Lord ; thy Servants hearken now. 4 Make rot as Thou wou'dlt farther go, Our Friend, and Counfellor, and Guide, But flay, the Path of Life to (hew, Still with our Souls vouchfafe V abide, Conftrain'd by thy own Mercy liny, JSor leave us at our Clofe of Day. $ Come in, with thy Difciples fit, Nor luffer lis to ask in vain, Nourifli us, Lord, with Living Meat. Our Souls with Heavenly Bread fuitain ; Bre-.ik to us now die Myltic Bre.id, And bid us on thy Body feed. 6 Honour ( io ) 6 Honour the Means Ordain* d by Thee, The great Unbloody Sacrifice, The deep Tremendous Myftery ; Thyfelf in our inlighten'd Eyes Now in the Broken Bread make known, And (hew us Thou art all our own. K y m n VII. By the Myjiery of thy holy Incarnation ; by thy holy Nativity and Circumcifton ; by thy Baptifm, Fafting, and Temptation ; by thine Agony, ' and bloody Sweat ; by thy Crofs and PaJJion ; by thy precious Death and Burial ; by thy glorious Refur- reclion and Afcehfton ; and by the Coming of the Holy Ghojiy Good Lord, deliver us. Litany. i TESU, fhew us thy Salvation, J (In thy Strength we ftrive with Thee) By thy Myftic Incarnation, By thy pure Nativity, Save us Thou, our New- Creator, Into all our Souls impart, Thy Divine Unfinning Nature, Form Thyfelf within our Heart. I By thy Firft Blood-fheddingheal us ; Cut us off from every Sin, By thy Circumcifion feal us, Write thy Law of Love within ; By thy Spirit circumcife us . Kindie in our Hearts a Flame ; By thy Baptifm baptize us Into all thy Glorious Name. 3 By By thy Fading and Temptation Take v« v whai >< le, or Paffion, Appetite, or J- I 'i requires : Arm us with thy 8 !f- denial, Every fnif'"' oil defend, Save .is in CJ l "' / ""'rial, Make ua ith I 'o che End. By thy fr r s ft r\gs fave us, Save us when coi rorm'd to Thee, { By thy Miferiej iJ.ievc us, By thy painful Agony ; When beneath thy Frown we languim, When we feel thine Anger's Weight, Save us by thine unknown Anguifh, Save us by thy Bloody Sweat. By that higheft Point of Patfion, -By thy Sufferings on the Tree, Save us from the Indignation Due to all Mankind, and me : Hanging, bleeding, panting, dying, Gafping out thy latelt Breath, By thy precious Death's Applying Save us from Eternal Death. 6 From the World of Care releafe us, .? By thy decent Burial fave, Crucified with Thee, O Jesus., Hide us in thy quiet Grave : By thy Power divinely glorious-, By thy Refurre&ion's Power Raife us up, o'er Sin victorious, Raife us up to fall no more. 7 By the Pomp of Thine Afcending, Live we here to Heaven reftor'd, Live in Pleafures never ending, Share the Portion of our Lord : Let us have our Converfation With the Blefl'ed Spirits above, Sav'd with all thy great Salvation, Perfectly renevv'd in Love. 8 Glorious ( 12 ) Glorious Head, triumphant Saviour, High enthron'd above all Height, We have now thro 1 Thee found Favour, Righteous in thy Father's Sight : Hears He not thy Prayer unceafing ? Can He turn away thy Face : Send us down the purchas'd Bleffing, Fulnefsof the Gofpel-Grace. By the Coming of thy Spirit As a mighty rufhingWind, Save us into all thy Merit, Into all thy Sinlefs Mind ; Let the perfect Gift be given, Let thy Will in us be feen, Done on Earth as 'tis in Heaven : Lo r d, thy Spirit cries Amen ! Hymn VIII. i TJ EJOICE, the Lord is King ? XV ^ our Lor d and King adore, Mortals, give Thanks, and iing, And triumph evermore ; Lift up your Heart, lift up your Voice, Rejoice, again, I fay, Rejoice. 2 Je*>us the Saviour reigns, The GOD of Truth and Love, When He had purg'd our Stains, He took his Seat above : Lift up your Heart, lift up your Voice, Rejoice, again, I fay, rejoice. 3 His Kingdom cannot fail, He rules o'er Earth and Heaven j The Keys of Death and Hell Are to our Jesus given : Lift up your Heart, lift up your Voice, Rejoice, again, I fay, Rejoice. 2 a He ( i3 ) 4 He fits at GOD's Right-hand, Till all his Foes fubmit, And bow to his Command, And fall beneath his Feet. Lift up your Heart, lift up your Voice, Rejoice, again, I fay, Rejoice. 5 He all his Foes (hall quell, Shall all our Sins deftroy, And every Bofom fwell With pure Seraphic Joy ; Lift up your Heart, lift up your Voice, Rejoice, again, I fay, rejoice. 6 Rejoice in Glorious Hope, Jesus the Judge (hall come ; And take his Servants up To their Eternal Home : We foon fliall hear th' Archangel's Voice, The Trump of GOD fliall found, Rejoice. Hymn IX. i TJA T H E R GOD, we glorify, JP 1 hy Love to Adams Seed, Love that gave thy Son to die, And rais'd Him from the Dead : Him for our Offences flain, That we all might Pardon find. Thou haft brought to Life again The Saviour of Mankind. 2 By thy own Right-hand of Power Thou haft exalted Him, Sent the Mighty Conqueror Thy People to redeem ; King of Saints, and Prince of Peace, Him Thou haft to Sinners given, Signers from their Sins to blef>, And lift thew up to Heaven. B 5 Father ( H ) Father, GOD, to Us impart The Gift Unfpeakable, Now in every waiting Heart Thy Glorious Son reveal ; Quicken'd with our Living Lord Let us in thy Spirit rife, Rife to all thy Life reftor'd, And thank Thee in the Skies. Hymn X. i A^\ Tesus, our King, VJ T Thy Glory we fin?, Thy Rifing declare, And join in the Pomp, and the Benefit mare. Thy Conqueit we feel O'er Death and o'er Hell, RedeenVd from the Grave, We are bold to proclaim Thee Almighty to fave. 2 We know that our Head Is rifen indeed, Thy Record receive, And rais'd by the Power of thy Spirit we live. Thy Spirit attefts The Truth in our Breafts, Thy Witnefs imparts The Firft Refurre&ion of Faith to our Hearts. 3 Thou haft conqner'd beneath The Sharpncfe of Death, Our Souls to retrieve, And open the Kingdom to all that believe. Believing on Thee We rife from the Tree, And heavenward move, And fly