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How Weak the Thoughts, and Vain

Author: Charles Wesley; John Wesley Meter: 6.6.7.7.7.7 Appears in 12 hymnals Lyrics: 1. How weak the thoughts, and vain, Of self-deluding men! Men who, fixed to earth alone, Think their houses shall endure, Fondly call their lands their own, To their distant heirs secure. 2. How happy then are we, Who build, O Lord, on Thee; What can our foundation shock? Though the shattered earth remove, Stands our city on a rock, On the Rock of heavenly love. 3. A house we call our own Which cannot be o’erthrown; In the general ruin sure, Storms and earthquakes it defies; Built immovably secure, Built eternal in the skies. 4. High on Immanuel’s land We see the fabric stand: From a tottering world remove To our steadfast mansion there; Our inheritance above Cannot pass from heir to heir. 5. Those amaranthine bowers (Unalienably ours) Bloom, our infinite reward, Rise, our permanent abode; From the founded world prepared; Purchased by the blood of God. 6. O might we quickly find The place for us designed; See the long-expected day Of our full redemption here; Let the shadows flee away, Let the new-made world appear! 7. High on Thy great white throne, O King of saints, come down! In the new Jerusalem Now triumphantly descend; Let the final trump proclaim Joys begun which ne’er shall end! Used With Tune: CALVARY (Turvey) Text Sources: Hymns Occasioned by the Earthquake, March 8, 1750, by Charles & John Wesley
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Brethren, The End Is Near

Author: Charles Wesley Meter: 6.6.7.7.7.7 Appears in 1 hymnal Lyrics: 1 Brethren, the end is near, Our Lord shall soon appear: These the days of vengeance be, Rumored ills the land distress; Wars on wars ye hear and see, Ushering in the Prince of Peace. 2 His judgments are abroad, Forerunners of our God; Nation against nation fights, Kingdoms against kingdoms rise; Signs above, and fearful sights, Speak the anger of the skies. 3 The powers of Heaven He shakes; Earth to her center quakes; Famine shows her meager face; Pestilence stalks close behind; Woes surround the sinful race; Wrath abides on all mankind. 4 The nations are distressed, The wicked cannot rest; No, in sin they sleep no more, Tossed with sad perplexity; Swell the waves, and work, and roar, Men are like the troubled sea. 5 Terror their heart assails, Their heart through terror fails; Fails, o’erwhelmed with huge dismay, Looking for the plagues to come, Shrinking from their evil day, Fainting at their instant doom. 6 But ye that fear the Lord, Fear neither plague nor sword; Jesus bids your care depart, Ye in Jesus’ love are blest; Sprinkled is your peaceful heart: Now expect the perfect rest. 7 These threatening clouds look through, Good they portend to you: Lift your heads, with joy look up, Find your full redemption near; See your soul’s desire and hope, See your glorious Lord appear. 8 His near approach ye know, Treated like Him below; This the Word that Jesus said, Now your Master’s lot ye find, Mocked, rejected and betrayed, Hated now by all mankind. 9 In calm and quiet peace Your patient souls possess; God hath kept your innocence, God shall still His own defend; Rest in Him, your sure defense, Suffer on, and wait the end. 10 His mercy’s wings are spread, To guard your naked head; None can hurt you now, or grieve, Hated though ye be by all: No, without your Savior’s leave, Not one sacred hair shall fall. Used With Tune: CALVARY Text Sources: Hymns for Times of Trouble and Persecution by John and Charles Wesley (London: Strahan, 1744)

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