Kingsbridge.] HYMN 64. L. M. [Dwight. HALL man, O God of light and life! 2. In death's obscure oblivious realms, 3. No lips proclaim redeeming love, 4. But in those silent realms of night, 5. Shall spring the faded world revive? 6. Shall life revisit dying worms, 7. Cease, cease, ye vain, desponding fears: When Christ, our Lord, from darkness sprang, Death, the last foe, was captive led, And heav'n with praise and wonder rang. 8. Him, the first fruits, his chosen sons Shall follow from the vanquish'd grave; He mounts his throne, the King of kings, His church to quicken, and to save. 9. Faith sees the bright, eternal doors Unfold, to make his children way: They shall be cloth'd with endless life, And shine in everlasting day. 10. The trump shall sound, the dust awake; From the cold tomb the slumb❜rers spring, Through heav'n with joy their myriads rise, And hail their Saviour, and their King. Elgin.] HYMN 65. C.M. TH [Doddridge. HE day approaches, O my soul ! Which, from the verge of mortal life, 2. Another day more awful dawns; 3. Yet does one short preparing hour, Rouse then, my soul! with all thy pow'r, Kendall.] HYMN 66. C.M. [Steele. HAPPY the man, whose wishes climb To mansions in the skies! He looks on all the joys of time 2. He knows that all these fleeting things And sees, on time's extended wings 3. To things unseen by mortal eyes, 4. His hopes, still fix'd on joys to come, Shall flourish in immortal bloom Rockingham.] HE short-liv'd day declines in haste; 2. With willing hearts, and active hands, Armley.] HYMN 68. L. M. [Exeter Col. GOD! to thee we raise our eyes; O let no murm'ring thought arise, 2. With meek submission may we bear 3. For, though mysterious now thy ways 4. Thy needful help, O God! afford, Dunbar, Works'th.] HYMN 69. S. M. [Steele. Whose hand, indulgent, wipes the tears 2. See, at thy throne of grace, A wretched wand'rer mourn : 3. Absent from thee, my Light! Through dangers, fears, and gloomy night, 4. On this benighted heart 5. Thy presence can bestow Kingsbridge.] HYMN 70. L. M. H! wretched souls, who still remain A nobler toil may I sustain, A nobler satisfaction win. 2..I would resolve with all my heart, 3. O be his service all my joy! 4. Be this the purpose of my soul, 5. O may I never faint nor tire, [Steele |