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Hymn 2:113 (the Majesty Of Solomon!)
The same.
The majesty of Solomon!
How glorious to behold
The servants waiting round his throne,
The ivory and the gold.
But, mighty God, thy palace shines
With far superior beams;
Thine angel-guards are swift as winds,
Thy ministers are flames.
(Soon as thine only Son had made
His entrance on this earth,
A shining army downward fled
To celebrate his birth.
And when oppress'd with pains and fears
On the cold ground he lies,
Behold a heavenly form appears
T' allay his agonies.)
Now to the hands of Christ our King
Are all their legions given;
They wait upon his saints, and bring
His chosen heirs to heaven.
Pleasure and praise run thro' their host
To see a sinner turn;
Then Satan has a captive lost,
And Christ a subject born.
But there's an hour of brighter joy,
When he his angels sends
Obstinate rebels to destroy,
And gather in his friends.
O! could I say, without a doubt,
There shall my soul be found,
Then let the great archangel shout,
And the last trumpet sound.
(The end)
Isaac Watts's poem: Hymn 2:113 (The Majesty Of Solomon!)
Hymn 2:114 (i Sing My Saviour's Wondrous Death)
Christ's death, victory and dominion.I sing my Saviour's wondrous death;He conquer'd when he fell:_'Tis finish'd_, said his dying breath,And shook the gates of hell._'Tis finish'd_, our Immanuel cries,The dreadful work is done;Hence shall his sovereign throne arise,His kingdom is begun.His cross a sure foundation laidFor glory and renown,When thro' the regions of the deadHe pass'd to reach the crown.Exalted at his Father's sideSits our victorious Lord;To heaven and hell his hands divideThe vengeance or reward.The saints from his propitious eyeAwait their several crowns,And all the sons of darkness flyThe terror of his frowns.(The end)Isaac Watts's poem: Hymn 2:114 (I Sing My
Hymn 2:112 (great God, To What A Glorious Height)
Angels ministering to Christ and saints.Great God, to what a glorious heightHast thou advanc'd the Lord thy Son!Angels, in all their robes of light,Are made the servants of his throne.Before his feet their armies wait,And swift as flames of fire they move,To manage his affairs of stateIn works of vengeance or of love.His orders run thro' all their hosts,Legions descend at his commandTo shield and guard the British coasts,When foreign rage invades our land.Now they are sent to guide our feetUp to the gates of thine abode,Thro' all the dangers that we meetIn travelling the heavenly road.Lord, when I leave this- Hymn 2:114 (i Sing My Saviour's Wondrous Death)
- Hymn 2:115 (high As The Heavens Above The Ground)
- Hymn 2:116 (how Can I Sink With Such A Prop)
- Hymn 2:117 (i Cannot Bear Thine Absence, Lord)
- Hymn 2:118 (blood Has A Voice To Pierce The Skies)
- Hymn 2:119 (laden With Guilt, And Full Of Fears)
- Hymn 2:120 (the Lord Declares His Will)
- Hymn 2:121 (the Law Commands, And Makes Us Know)
- Hymn 2:122 (my God, Permit Me Not To Be)
- Hymn 2:123 (away From Every Mortal Care)