PSALM LV. Dependence upon Providence, Long Metre, I. [fkies, REAT LORD of earth, and feas, and G Thy wealth the needy world fupplies: On thee alone the whole depends, The waftes of life thy pow'r repairs, IV. To thee we chearful homage bring; ง. We ftill are indigent and poor, VI. And should thy meafures feem fevere, PSALM LVI. Dependence on Providence. I. N thee, O GOD! we ftill depend, Our father, and our conftant friend; All that is good thou can't fupply, all threat'ning evil by. And put II. Should wars on ev'ry side invade, Nor want, nor harm, nor danger fear. III. We'll ftill refer ourfelves to thee, IV. From earth we'll turn our longing eyes, O fit us for that bleft abode, Where dwells our Saviour and our GOD. NA PSALM LVII, Submiffion to Providence. Common Metre. I. AKED as from the earth we came, And crept to life at first, We to the earth return again, And mingle with our dust. II. The fond delights we here enjoy, Are but short favours borrow'd now, To be repaid again. III. 'Tis GOD that lifts our comforts high, Or finks them to the grave; He gives, and bleffed be his name, He takes but what he gave. IV. Peace, all our hafty passions then, Let each impatient figh, Be filent at his fov'reign will, And ev'ry murmur die. V. If fmiling mercy crown our lives, That ftrikes our comforts dead. PSALM LVIII. Praife to GOD. A Short Metre. I. LMIGHTY maker GOD! How wond'rous is thy name! Thy glories how diffus'd abroad Our fouls would rife and fing, Our great creator too; Fain would our tongue adore our king To heav'n your joy and wonder raise, H. Let all your facred paffions move, III. All that have motion, life and breath, Yet when our voice expires in death, B PSALM LX. General Act of Praife. Long Metre. I. E thou exalted, O my GOD, 57 Above the heav'ns where angels dwell; Thy pow'r on earth be known abroad, II. My heart is fix'd; my tongue fhall raife Awake, my tongue, to found his praise, III. High o'er the earth thy mercy reigns, |