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Burst ye Em'rald Gates and bring

Appears in 185 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Burst ye Em'rald gates and bring To my raptur'd Vision All th' ecstatic Joys, that spring Round the bright Elisian; Lo we lift our longing Eyes, Break ye intervening skies; Sun of Righteousness arise, Op'n the gates of Paradise. 2 Floods of everlasting Light Freely flash before him; Myriads with supreme Delight, Instantly adore Him: Angelic trumps resound his Fame, Lutes of lucid Gold proclaim, All the Music of his Name; Heaven echoing the Theme. 3 Four and twenty Elders rise, From their princely Station; Shout his glorious Victories, Sing the great Salvation; Cast their Crowns before his throne, Cry in reverential Tone, Glory be to God alone; Holy! Holy! Holy One. 4 Hark--the thrilling Symphonies Seem, me thinks, to seize us-- Join we too their Holy Lays-- Jesus--Jesus--Jesus! Sweetest Sound in Seraph's Song, Sweetest Note on mortal's Tongue, Sweetest Carol ever sung-- Jesus--Jesus flow along.
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Prospect of the Millenium

Appears in 63 hymnals First Line: Father, is not thy promise pledg'd
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Following the Example of Christ

Appears in 7 hymnals First Line: It is a very pleasant Thing Lyrics: 1 It is a very pleasant thing To follow Christ our Lord; And thus obey our heav'nly King, According to his Word. 2 Down to the Water side we go; By Christ's Example led; Thus the same we come also, As did our glorious Head. 3 Saviour, we bless thy wond'rous Name, For thy Example bright; We love to imitate the same, As thou dost us invite. 4 We are baptiz'd as Jesus was, His easy Yoke we bear; And we are thus baptiz'd because That we his Subjects are. 5 Lord may we to thy Glory live, Teach us thy heav'nly Ways; To us thy Holy Spirit give, And we thy Name will praise. 6 And we thy sacred Name profess, May we our Moments spend In Ways of Truth and Righteousness, Until our Lives shall end.
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Sinners can you hate the Saviour

Appears in 151 hymnals First Line: Now the Saviour Stands a pleading Lyrics: 1 Now the Saviour Stands a pleading At the Sinner's bolted Heart, Now in Heav'n is interceding, Undertaking Sinners Part. Chorus: Sinners can you hate the Saviour, Can you thrust him from your Arms; Here he died for your Behaviour, Now he calls you to his Charms. 2 Now he pleads his Sweat and Bloodshed, Shews his wounded Hands and Feet-- Father save them tho' they're Blood Red, Raise them to an heav'nly Seat. [Chorus] 3 Sinners hear your God and Saviour, Hear his gracious Voice to-Day: Turn from all your base Behaviour, Now return, repent and pray. [Chorus] 4 Open now your Hearts before him, Bid your Saviour welcome in; Now receive, and love, adore him, Take a full Discharge of Sin, [Chorus] 5 Now he's waiting to be gracious, Now he stands and looks on thee; See what Kindness, Love, and Pity, Shines around, on you and me. [Chorus] 6 Come! for all Things now are ready-- Yet there's Room for many more. O ye Blind, ye Lame, and Needy, Come to Grace's boundless Store. [Chorus]
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Christ's Ascension

Appears in 451 hymnals First Line: Our Lord is risen from the Dead Lyrics: 1 Our Lord is risen from the Dead, Our Jesus is gone up on High; The Powe's of Hell are Captive led, Drag'd to the Portals of the Sky. 2 There his triumphant Chariot waits And Angels chaunt the solemn Lay; Lift up your Heads, ye heav'nly gates, Ye everlasting doors, give way. 3 Loose all your Bars of massy light, And wide unfold the radiant Scene; He claims those Mansions as his Right, Receive the King of Glory in. 4 Who is the King of Glory? who? The Lord that all his Foes o'ercame, The World, Sin, Death and Hell o'erthrew; And Jesus is the conqueror's Name. 5 Lo, his triumphal Chariot waits, And Angels chaunt the solemn Lay, Lift up your Heads, ye heav'nly Gates! Ye everlasting Doors give way. 6 Who is the King of Glory? who? The Lord of boundless Pow'r possess'd, The King of Saints and Angels too, God over all, for ever blest.
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The Day of Grace

Appears in 238 hymnals First Line: The Lord into his Garden come Lyrics: 1 The Lord into his Garden come The Spices yield a rich Perfume, The Lillies grow and thrive: Refreshing Show'rs of grace divine, From Jesus flow to ev'ry Vine, And make the dead revive. 2 O that this dry and barren Ground In Springs of Water may abound, A fruitful Soil become. The Desart blossom as the Rose, When Jesus conquers all his Foes, And makes his People One. 3 The glorious Time is rolling on, The gracious Work is now begun; My Soul a Witness is, I taste and see the Pardon free, For all Mankind, as well as me, Who comes to Christ may live. 4 The worst of Sinners here may find A Sav'our pitiful and kind: Who will them all receive. None are too late who will repent; Out of one Sinner Legion's went, The Lord did him relieve. 5 Come Brethren, you that love the Lord, And taste the Sweetness of his Word; In Jesu's Way go on, Our Troubles and our Trials here, Will only make us richer there, When we arrive at Home. 6 I feel that Heav'n is now begun, It issues from the sparkling Throne; From Jesu's Throne on High It comes like Floods, we can't contain, We drink, and drink, and drink again; And yet we still are dry. 7 But when we come to reign above, And all surround a Throne of Love, We'll drink a full supply. Jesus will lead his Armies through, To living Fountains where they flow, That never will run dry. 8 'Tis there we'll Reign, and Shout, and Sing, And make the upper Regions ring; When all the Saints get home. Come on, come on! my Brethren dear, Soon we shall meet together there: For Jesus bids us come. 9 Amen! Amen! my Soul replies, I'm bound to meet you in the Skies, And claim my Mansions sure. Now here's my Heart, and here's my Hand, To meet you in the heav'nly Land, Where we shall part no more.
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Before Sermon

Appears in 14 hymnals First Line: Does it not Grief and Wonder move Topics: Before Sermon
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Believers bureid with CHRIST in Baptism

Appears in 53 hymnals First Line: Do we not know that solemn Word Topics: On Baptism
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Baptism

Appears in 8 hymnals First Line: Father of Heav'n, we Thee address Topics: On Baptism
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Triumph over Death, in Hope of the Resurection

Appears in 378 hymnals First Line: And must this Body die? Topics: On Death and Resurrection

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