The Tunes to the Hymns.

Hymn I. To which Tune may be Sung,

3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 15, 21, 25, 27, 28, 30, 38.

BEhold we come, dear Lord, to thee,

and bow before thy Throne:

We come to of--fer on our Knee,

our Vows to thee a--lone.

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Hymn IV.

Hymn IV. To which Tune may be Sung, 13, 18, 22, 23, 26, 33, 36.

Dear Je--fu, when, when will it be

That I no more fhall break with thee!

When will this War of Paffions cease,

And let my Soul enjoy thy Peace!

Hymn X.

Hymn XVII, XXIV.

Rife Royal Si---on! rife, and fing,

Thy Soul's kind Shepherd, thy Heart's King;

Stretch all thy Powers; call, if you can,

Harps of Heaven to Hands of Man.

This fovereign Subject fits a--bove,

The best ambition of our Love.

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The fame continu'd.

Lo here the Bread of Life! this Day's

Tri--um-phant Text, provokes thy Praise;

The Living, and Life-giving Bread,

To the great Twelve di--Ari--bu--ted:

When Life it felf at point to die,

Of Love was his own Le--ga--cy.

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