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A lovely youth falling short of heaven

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 27 hymnals First Line: Must all the charms of nature then Lyrics: 1 Must all the charms of nature, then, So hopeless to salvation prove? Can hell demand, can heav'n condemn, The man whom Jesus deigns to love? 2 The man who sought the ways of truth, Paid friends and neighbors all their due; A modest, sober, lovely youth, And thought he wanted nothing new? 3 But mark the change: thus spake the Lord, "Come, part with earth for heav'n to-day," The youth, astonish'd at the word, In silent sadness went his way. 4 Poor virtues, that he boasted so, This test unable to endure, Let Christ, and grace, and glory go, To make his land and money sure! 5 Ah foolish choice of treasures here! Ah fatal love of tempting gold! Must this base world be bought so dear? Are life and heav'n so cheaply sold! 6 In vain the charms of nature shine, If this vile passion govern me; Transform my soul, O love divine! And make me part with all for thee. Topics: Lovely youth falling short of heaven; Youth The accepted time Scripture: Mark 10:21
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Light shining in darkness

Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 130 hymnals First Line: My former hopes are dead Lyrics: 1 My former hopes are dead, My terror now begins; I feel alas! that I am dead In trespasses and sins. 2 Ah whither shall I fly? I hear the thunder roar; The law proclaims destruction nigh, And vengeance at the door. 3 When I review my ways, I dread impending doom; But sure a friendly whisper says, "Flee from the wrath to come." 4 I see, or think I see, A glimm'ring from afar; A beam of day that shines for me, To save me from despair. 5 Fore-runner of the sun, It marks the pilgrim's way; I'll gaze upon it while i run, And watch the rising day. Topics: Light Shining in darkness
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The Sufferings of Divine Love

Meter: 6.6.8.6 Appears in 4 hymnals First Line: My dear Redeemer see Lyrics: 1 My dear Redeemer see, Forsaken and forlorn; Drinking the vinegar and gall, And crown'd with ragged thorn. 2 They pierc'd him to the heart, Oh let me view the wound! And count the precious, flowing drops, That stain the thirsty ground. 3 Ah! who could mar thee thus, That never didst offend? How could a sinful world combine Against the sinner's friend? 4 They needed not the spear To shed my Savior's blood; Love would have bust his tender heart, Whilst mercy pour'd the flood. 5 O copious, healing stream! Though urg'd by hostile hand; From evil springs the might good That cleanses Judah's land. Topics: Sufferings of Christ; Sufferings of Christ
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Waiting at wisdom's gate

Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 10 hymnals First Line: My heart has been too long ensnar'd Lyrics: 1 My heart has been too long ensnar'd, In folly's hurtful ways; Oh, may I be at length prepar'd, To hear what wisdom says! 2 'Tis Jesus from the mercy-seat, Invites me to his rest; He calls poor sinners to his feet, To make them truly blest. 3 Approach, my soul, to wisdom's gates, Approach without delay: No one who watches there and waits, Shall e'er be turn'd away. 4 He will not let me seek in vain, For all who trust his word Shall everlasting life obtain, And favor from the Lord. 5 Now I would break my league with death, And live to thee alone; Oh let thy Spirit's seal of faith, Secure me for thine own. Topics: Wisdom of God Waiting for Scripture: Proverbs 8:34-35
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Look unto Jesus, and be found

Appears in 22 hymnals First Line: As the serpent raised by Moses Lyrics: 1 As the serpent rais'd by Moses Heal'd the burning serpent's bite, JESUS thus himself discloses To the wounded sinner's sight. 2 Hear his gracious invitation, "I have life and peace to give, I have wrought out full salvation, Sinner look to me and live. 3 Pore upon your sins no longer, Well I know their mighty guilt; But my love than death is stronger, I my blood have freely spilt. 4 Though your heart has long been harden'd, Look on me--it soft shall grow; Past transgressions shall be pardon'd, And I'll wash you white as snow. 5 I have seen what you were doing; Tho' you little thought of me; You were madly bent on ruin, But I said--It shall not be. 6 You had been for ever wretched, Had I not espous'd your part; Now behold my arms outstretched To receive you to my heart. 7 Well may shame, and joy, and wonder, All you inward passions move; I could crush thee with my thunder. But I speak to thee in love. 8 See! your sins are all forgiv'n, I have paid the countless sum! Now my death has open'd heav'n, Thither you shall shortly come. 9 Dearest Saviour, we adore thee For thy precious life and death; Melt each stubborn heart before thee, Give us all the eye of faith: 10 From the law's condemning sentence, To thy mercy we appeal; Thou alone canst give repentance, Thou alone our souls canst heal. Topics: Christ Looking to him; Christ Looking to him
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Human righteousness insufficient to justify

Meter: 8.8.8.8 Appears in 98 hymnals First Line: Wherewith, O Lord, shall I draw near Lyrics: 1 Wherewith, O Lord, shall I draw near, Or bow myself before thy face? How in thy purer eyes appear? What shall I bring to gain thy grace? 2 Will gifts delight the Lord most high? Will multiply'd oblations please? Thousands of rams his favor buy, Or slaughter'd hecatombs appease? 3 Can these assuage the wrath of God? Can these wash out my guilty stain? Rives of oil, or seas of blood, Alas! they all must flow in vain. 4 Guilty, I stand before thy face; My sole desert is hell and wrath; 'Twere just the sentence should take place; But Oh, I plead my Saviour's death! 5 I plead the merits of thy son Who dy'd for sinners on the tree; I plead his righteousness alone, O put the spotless robe on me. Topics: Human Righteousness insufficient; Human Righteousness insufficient Scripture: Micah 6:6-8
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Rejoice with trembling in hope of heaven

Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 32 hymnals First Line: I was a grov'ling creature once Lyrics: 1 I was a grov'ling creature once, And basely cleav'd to earth; I wanted wisdom to renounce The clod that gave me birth. 2 But God hath spoke from heav'n above, And blest a guilty worm; Hath giv'n the wings of joy and love To seek an Angel's form. 3 With these to Pisgah's top I fly, And there delighted stand; I hear the promise from on high, And view the glorious land. 4 Blest Lord of all the vast domain, This promise is to me; The length, the breadth, and all the plain, And more than faith can see. 5 Though comforting this gracious pledge, To thee for help I call, For still I stand on Pisgah's edge: O save me lest I fall! 6 Though much exalted by the Lord, My strength is not my own; O let me tremble at his word, Then none shall cast me down. Topics: Joy In hope of heaven; Joy In hope of heaven
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Joy in the holy gost

Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 89 hymnals First Line: My soul doth magnify the Lord Lyrics: 1 My soul doth magnify the Lord, My spirit doth rejoice In God, my saviour and my God; I hear thy joyful voice. 2 I need not go abroad for joy, I have a feast at home; My sighs are turned into songs, The comforter is come. 3 Down from above the blessed dove, Is come into my breast; To witness God's eternal love; This is my heav'nly feast. 4 This makes me abba father cry, With confidence of soul; It makes me cry, my Lord, my God, And that without control. 5 There is a stream which issues forth From God's eternal throne, And from the lamb, a living stream, Clear as the chrystal stone. 6 The stream doth water Paradise, It makes the angels sing, One cordial drop revives my heart; Hence all my joys do spring. 7 Such joys as are unspeakable, And full of glory too; Such hidden manna, hidden pearls, As worldlings do not know. 8 Eye hath not seen, nor ear hath heard, From fancy 'tis conceal'd, What thou, Lord, hast laid up for thine, And hast to me reveal'd. 9 I see thy face, I hear thy voice, I taste thy sweetest love; My soul doth leap: but Oh! for wings, The wings of Noah's dove! 10 Then would I flee far hence away, Leaving this world of sin; Then should my Lord put forth his hand, And kindly take me in. 11 Then should my soul with angels feast, On joys which always last; Bless'd be my God, the God of joy, Who gives me here a taste. Topics: Spirit Joy of
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A Hymn for Christian Conference

Meter: 8.6.8.6 Appears in 84 hymnals First Line: O Lord, our languid souls inspire Lyrics: 1 O Lord, our languid souls inspire, For here we trust thou art! Send down a coal of heav'nly fire, To warm each waiting heart. 2 Shew us some token of thy love, Our fainting hope to raise; And pour thy blessing from above, That we may render praise. 3 Within these walls let holy praise, And love and concord dwell; here give the troubled conscience ease, The wounded spirit heal. 4 The feeling heart, the melting eye, The humble mind bestow; And shine upon us from on high, To make our graces grow! 5 May we in faith receive thy word, In faith present our pray'rs; And in the presence of our Lord, Unbosom all our cares. 6 And may the gospel's joyful sound, Enforc'd by mighty grace, Induce dead sinners all round, To come and fill the place. Topics: Conference
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Christ the best of Friends

Appears in 687 hymnals First Line: One there is, above all others Lyrics: 1 One there is, above all others, Well deserves the name of friend; His is love beyond a brother's, Costly, free, and knows no end: They who once His kindness prove, Find it everlasting love! 2 Which of all our friends, to save us, Could or would have shed their blood? But our Saviour dy'd to have us Reconcil'd in him to God. This was boundless love to bleed. Jesus is a friend indeed. 3 When He liv'd on earth abased, Friend of sinners was his name; Now, above all glory raised, He rejoices in the same: Still He calls them brethren, friends, And to all their wants attends. 4 Oh! for grace our hearts to soften! Teach us, Lord, at length to love; We, alas! forget too often, What a friend we have above: When to heav'n our souls are brought, We will love thee as we ought. Topics: Christ The best friend

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