1 HYMN LIV. CHRIST'S Incarnation LL-wife, all-good, almighty Lord, A Jefu Ere Time its Course began; How did thy glorious Mercy stoop When Thou thyself wert Man? Th' eternal God from Heav'n came down; The King of Glory dropt his Crown, And veil'd his Majesty: O holy Child, still let thy Birth Didst thou not in thy Person join Henceforth infeparably one? e In my weak finful Flesh appear, Peace, Righteoufness, and Joy, I HYMN LV. Judgment. Ohe cometh! countless Trumpets Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Wellcome, wellcome, bleeding Lamb! Now his Merit, by the Harpers, Thro' th' eternal Deep resounds; Ev'ry Eye shall see his Wounds: [they who pierc'd him, Shall at his Appearing wail. Ev'ry Island, Sea, and Mountain, Heav'n and Earth, shall flee away; All who hate him, must, ashamed, Hear the Trump proclaim the Day. Come to Judgment, come to Judgment, come to Stand before the Son of Man. [Judgment. Saints, Saints, who love him, view his Glory, Now his People's Head shall raise. Happy Mourners, happy Mourners, happy [Mourners, Lo! in Clouds, he comes, he comes. Now Redemption, long expected, Now shall meet him in the Air. View him smiling, now determin'd Songs of everlasting Joy. O come quickly! O come quickly! O come [quickly! Hallelujah! come, Lord, come. HYMN LVI. Admiring CHRIST'S Love. Y E Children of my God, Who wash'd in Jesu's Blood, Attend and join to tell his Fame, From From all Eternity! His Love him forc'd to die, His Heart he fet on us When we were Enemies; And on th' accursed Cross, Amidst his Tears and Cries, He thought upon us when Still he remains the fame, Lift up (ye Loft) your Eyes: : HYMN HYMN LVII. Come, let us join, In Music divine, The Saviour to laud, It is charming and perfectly sweet, The Saviour to praise, our Lord and our God; 'Tis a Pleasure to fing Of a crucify'd King, With Courage and Flame, The Angels that love us, Do always the fame. In founding his Name. Come all that are here, From Guilt and from Sin, He's |