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HYMNS.

DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL, ARRANGED AND NUMBERED
AGREEABLY TO THE SECTIONS OF THE CATHECHISM.


HYMN 1. First Part. C.M.
Our only comfort in life and death.

  1 SUBSTANTIAL comfort will not grow
   In nature's barren soil;
All we can boast, till Christ we know,
   Is vanity and toil.
  2 But where the Lord has planted grace,
   And made his glories known;
There fruits of heav'nly joy and peace
   Are found, and there alone.
  3 A bleeding Saviour seen by faith;
   A sense of pard'ning love;
A hope, that triumphs over death,
   Give joys like those above.
  4 To take a glimpse within the veil;
   To know that God is mine;
Are springs of joy, that never fail,
   Unspeakable! divine!
  5 These are the joys, which satisfy,
   And sanctify the mind:
Which make the spirit mount on high,
   And leave the world behind.
  6 No more, believers, mourn your lot;
   But since you are the Lord's,
Resign to them, that know him not,
   Such joys as earth affords.






        
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