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POETRY « Christ our passover is sacrificed for us."

“God forbid that I should glory save in the Cross of I Cor. y. 7.

our Lord Jesus Christ."-Gal. vi. 14. Why did the paschal beast Of old for Israel bleed ?

Well may we count the world but loss, To be their safeguard and their feast,

And gladly join His praise to sing, To sprinkle and to feed.

Who for our sins endured the Cross,

And dying, took from death its sting! Dwell not, my searching soul, On ritual shadows now !

Pleading that Cross, the soul may dare Christ is the Lamb, all pure and whole;

Appeal to covenanted love; The ransomed firstborn thou !

For He who bore our burthen there,

Now lives to intercede above.
Now get thine house within,
Slay, eat, anoint the door:

Strong in that Cross, the soul may dare

Sin's dark device and Satan's might; The dread Avenger comes not in To smite, but passeth o'er.

Can see unmoved the opening grave,

And call earth's worst affliction light. He looks, and calls from high, "Art thou to die or live?”

Wise in that Cross, the soul may trace He hears the posts and lintels cry,

T'h' unfolded plan of power and love; Forgive, forgive, forgive !"

And see in our Emanuel's face

The glory angels see above.
I hear th' Accuser roar

Of ills that I have done:
I know them well, and thousands more-

HYMN.
Jehovah findeth none.

LORD JESUS! we believing Sin, Satan, Death press near,

In Thee have peace with God, To harass and appal:

Eternal life receiving, Let but my bleeding Lord appear,

The purchase of thy blood. Backward they go, and fall.

Our curse and condemnation

Thou barest in our stead, Before, behind, around,

Secure is our salvation,
They set their fierce array

In Thee our risen Head.
To fight, and force me from my ground
Along Emanuel's way.

The Holy Ghost revealing

Thy work, has made us blest; 1 meet them face to face,

Thy stripes have given us healing; Through Jesus' conquest blest;

Upon thy love we rest. March, in the triumph of His grace,

In Thee the Father sees us, Right onward to my rest.

Accepted and complete;

Thy blood from sin which frees us
There, in His book, I bear

For glory makes us meet.
A more than conqueror's name;
A soldier, son, and fellow-heir,

We know that nought can sever
Who fought and overcame.

Our souls, O Lord, from Thee,

And thus united ever His be the victor's name

To all thy saints are we. Who fought the fight alone!

We know Thy word declaring Triumphant saints no honour claim

The Father's wondrous love, Their conquest was His own.

In which we all are sharing

With Thee our Head above.
By weakness and defeat
He won the meed and crown-

May we this love be showing
Trod all His foes beneath his feet

To all thy members here, By being trodden down!

For Thy sake freely flowing,

Until thou shalt appear ; He hell in hell laid low,

Till all the Church in union Made sin, he sin o'erthrew;

Around the Father's throne Bowed to the grave, and killed it so,

Shall stand in blest communion, And Death by dying slew.

For ever joined in one.

Bless, bless the Conqueror slain

Slain by divine decree !
Who lived, who died, who lives again,

For thee, His saint-for thee!

Wertheimer & Co., Printers, Finsbury Circus.

INDEX.

Agitators, the language of political, 154 Christians, Superstitions of the Early,
Algiers, Bishop of, 100

429
American Churcles, 189

Chrysostom, Account of the Life and
Anglicanism and Romanism, respective Writings of, 14
characters of, 574

Church, Christian, Requisites for a, 172
“ Annals of the Propagation of the Faith"

Constitution, Remarks on, 49
reviewed, 590

Extension, 555
Apostolical Fathers, 317

History of, 102, 213, 317, 421,
Succession, 259, 325

525
“ An Episco-

Magazine, the, 257
palian Presbyter” on, 28

of God, the, 1, 469
Mr. Price's Let-

, Scripture Estimate of
ter to the Bishop of Exeter on, 26

Service in the, 469

Rates, 364, 466
Baptism, 138, 607

Use of the Word in the New
Notes on, 484

Testament, 159
Remarks on, 231

Churches, American, 289
Reply to Campbell on, 609

Two Thousand New, 560
Barley Bread, Cake of, by Vivian of Tor, Civilisation, European, Guizot on, 78
reviewed, 598

Clemens, Epistle of, 325
Barnabas, Épistle of, 318

Clergy, 418, 604, 612, 613
Bible Society, Naval and Military, 353

Controversy of the, at Beverley,
Bishop of Exeter, State of Diocese of 415
the, 521

Presents to the, 364
and the Rector of

Superstitions of the, 518
Feniton, 47

Clergyman, Letter from, 612
London, Consecration of, 588

Neologian, Portrait of a, 613
Blumhart, Dr., Death of, 100

Clerical Advertisements, 418
Bohemia, Persecution in, 100

Clerkenwell Election of Minister, 604
Brahmins, Gifts to, 617

Colleges, Dissenters', 456
British Magazine, the, on Ordination, 37 Commentaries, Effects on the Minds of
Burmah, King of, Defender of the Faith, Christians, 178
618

Concors Discordia.— The Episcopalians

and the Presbyterians, 81
Campbell, Answer to, on Christian Confirmation, its Evils in the Church of
Immersion, 609

England, 486
Campbellism, 408, 607

its Origin, 485
Canadian Religious Establishments, Lord Congregational System, Portrait of, 551
Durham's Report on, 208

Union, 263
Canonisation of Saints, 349

Constitution, Remarks on Church, 49
Catholic Institute of Great Britain, 89 Conversion of England, Weekly Prayer-
Catholic Magazine, 89

meetings on the Continent for the, 90
Celibacy, the Oxford Tracts on, 249 Council of Orange, Second, 296
Chastel, M., Appointment of at Geneva, Cradock, Walter, Extracts from, 461
154

Craik, Mr., and the Bristol Young Men's
Cherokee Indians, Conduct of the Ame- Society, 96

rican Government towards, 206
China, Remonstrance with Emperor of, Dead, Prayers for the, 133, 520
131

Deists, the Liturgy of the, 196
Chinese Converts, Persecution of, 95 Demons, Justin Martyr on, 426
Christian Church, Requisites for a, 172 Dependance of the Dissenting Clergy,
Fellowship, 157

550
“ Christian Witness,” Quotations from, Dionysius “ On the Promises,” 539
501

Dissenters, 203, 456 550, 564

Dissenters' Colleges, 456

Gladstone, Mr, and the - Christian Ob-
, Episcopal Ordination of the,

server," 414
203

in Holland, Sufferings of, 212 Hall, Percy F., quoted on Magistracy,

Bishop Tomline's Plan to 509
suppress, 83

Hall, Robert, of Arnsby, 299
Proceedings of the, 41

Hermann, the Jew, Baptism of, 451
in Wurtemberg, 212

Hermas, Author of The Shepherd,” 339
Dissenting Ministers, the Priestly Sen- Hicks, Elias, his Testimony against
timents of, 564

Slavery, 308
Dependance of, 550 History of the Church of God, Chap. I.,
Dodsworth, Rev. William, 304

101, Chap. II., 213, Chap. III., 317,
Dress, Peculiarity of, not the Badge of Chap. IV., 421, Chap. V., 525 .
Discipleship, 191

Holy Ghost, Gifts of the, 610
Duelling, 310

Spirit, Dr. Isaac Barrow on the
and the Suttee, Hindoo Com- Divinity of, 443
parison between, 618

Hook, Dr., Vicar of Leeds, the Distresses
Durham, Lord, his Report on Canadian of, 40
Religious Establishments, 208

Huntington, William, his views of the
Duty of Governments, Mr. M'Neile's Millennium, 466
View of the, 559

Idolatry, Indian, 419
Easter, 243
Eclectic Review, 343, 492

Tendency of Man to, 417
“ Elastic Morality,” 516

Ignatius, his Life and Writings, 331
Enoch, Book of, 525

Images of the Saints made Sponsors in
Episcopal Church, Scottish, 41

Baptism, 487
Ordination of the Dissenters,

Immersion, Mr. Campbell on, 607

Incarnation, Jewish and Brahminical
203
recommended in

Notions of, 102, 105
the Congregational Magazine, 85

Indians, Difficulties attending the Con-

version of, 366
Equality, Association for the Promotion
of, 145

Cherokee, Conduct of American

Government towards, 206
Religious, Remarks on, 43
Eucharist, Institution of, 120

Infant Baptism, 488
European Civilisation, Lectures on, by

Inscription, Tabular, for a Meeting

House, 264
M. Guizot, 78
" Evangelical Friends," the History and

Irenæus, Works of, 416
Present Organisation of the Body at
Manchester, 72

James, Mr., on Chapel Building, 460
Exeter, Bishop of, State of Diocese, 521

Jeckell, Mr., his Address on his Dis-
and Rector of Feniton,

mission from his Curacy, 288
47

Jefferson's Millennium, Review of, 400
Exeter Hall, a Scene from, 312

Justification by Faith, 113, 375

Justification, Mr. Campbell's State-
Faber, Mr., and The Record, 516

ments concerning, 413
Fathers, 382

Justin Martyr, Life and Writings of, 421
Apostolical, 317
Fellowship, Christian, 157

King of Burmah, Defender of the Faith,
Feniton, Rector of, and Bishop of Exeter,

618
521

King, Mr.,-late of Doncaster, 614
Friends, Evangelical, at Manchester, 72

Society of, Present State of, 68 Latimer, his answer to Papists, 420
Fuller, Andrew, Testimony of, 464

Leifchild, Dr., his “Counsels to a Young

Minister,'' 259
George III., Letter of, to Archbishop Lent, 211
Cornwallis, 144

Letter from a Clergyman of the Church
Gibbon and the “Eclectic,” 515

of England, 612
Gift of the Spirit and Gifts of the Spirit,

of Mr. Threlkeld, the Missionary,
610

to the King of the French, on behalf of
Gifts, the Holy Ghost's Distribution of, the Queen of Tahiti, 355
473

Littlemore Chapel, 307

Romanism, Prospects of, 89

Thoughts on the Word of
God and, 373
Romish Hierarchy, occupations of the

100
Runjeet Singh, death of, 617

Tertullian, Character and Writings of,

437
Testament, Transmission of New, 383
Testimony of a Saint, 541
Theology of the Old Testament, review

of, 152
Tinnevelly Mission, 27, 571
Traditions, 239

in the Anglican and Catholic
Churches, 381
Translation of John iii. 8, 563
Trine Immersion, 484
True Power, 479
Tyndale, William, his Answer unto Sir
Thos. More's Dialogue, 602

on Order, 602

his Similitude to de-
scribe our Holy Father the Pope, 603
Tyso's Elucidation of Prophecy, 523

of, 365

Saints, Canonisation of by the Pope, 349

Mediation of, 211
Satan, Extent and Energy of the Power
Service in the Church of God, the Scrip-
ture Estimate of, 469

on Human Restrictions to Chris-
tian, 573
Sharp, Archbishop, Life of, reviewed, 154
Shillitoe, Thomas, Journal of his Life

and Labours and Travels in the Ser-
vice of the Gospel of Jesus Christ,
reviewed, 360
Simeon, Rev, C., inscription on his monu-

ment, 315
Sins, Remission of, 609
Slavery, 464
Smith, Dr. Pye, and the “ Christian Ob-
server,” 180

Remarks on his Transla-
tion of 2 Tim. iii. 16, 374
“Société de la Morale Chrétienne,” Gen-

eral Meeting of the, 523
Sonship of Christ, 299
South Sea Islands, proceedings of Mis-

sionaries in the, 186
Spencer, the Hon. and Rev. George, his
Conversion to the Roman Catholic

Faith, 252
Strauss, appointment of to Professorship

at Zurich, 154
Strong, Rev. Leonard, Secession of, 282
Subscription, forms of, 516
Superstitions of the Early Christians, 429

Tahiti, Queen of, and Louis Philippe, 293
Temperance Meeting, 312