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Christ's dying Love: Or, Our Pardon bought at a dear Price

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CVI (1801) Topics: The Life of Christ, with his Characters and Representations First Line: How condescending, and how kind Languages: English

I am, saith Christ, the Way

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CXVIII (1791) Topics: Life of Christ, Characters and Representations Lyrics: 1 I am, saith Christ, the Way. Now if we credit him, All other Paths must lead astray How fair soe'er they seem. 2 I am, saith Christ, The Truth. Then all that lacks this Test, Proceed it from an Angel's Mouth, Is but a Lie at best. 3 I am faith CHIST, the Life. Let this be seen by Faith, It follows without further Strife, That all besides is Death. 4 If what those Words aver, The Holy Ghost apply; The simplest Christian shall not err, Nor be deceiv'd nor die. Languages: English

I am, saith Christ, the Way

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CXVIII (1801) Topics: The Life of Christ, with his Characters and Representations Languages: English

On one Stone shall be Seven Eyes

Author: John Newton Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CXXXIII (1791) Topics: Life of Christ, Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus Christ, the Lord's anointed Lyrics: 1 Jesus Christ, the Lord's anointed, Who his Blood for Sinner's spilt; Is the Stone by God appointed, And the Church is on him built: He delivers All who trust him, from their Guilt. 2 Many Eyes at once are fixed On a Person so Divine; Love, with awful Justice mixed, In his great Redemption shine: Mighty Jesus! Give me leave to call thee mine. 3 By the Father's Eye approved, Lo, a Voice is heard from Heav'n, "Sinners, this is my Beloved, For your Ransom freely giv'n: All Offences, For his sake, shall be forgiv'n." 4 Angels with their Eyes pursu'd him, When he left his glorious Throne; With Astonishment they view'd him, Put the Form of Servant on: Angels worship'd Him who was on Earth unkonwn. 5 Satan and his Host amazed, Saw this Stone in Zion laid; Jesus, tho' to Death abased, Bruis'd the subtil Serpent's Head; When to save us, On the Cross his Blood he shed. 6 When a guilty Sinner sees him, While he looks his Soul is heal'd; Soon his Sight from Anguish frees him, And imparts a Pardon seal'd: May this Saviour Be to all our Hearts reveal'd! 7 With Desire and Admiration, All his Blood bought Flock behold Him, who wrought out their Salvation, And enclos'd them in his Fold: Yet their warmest Love and Praises are too cold. 8 By the eye of carnal Reason, Many view him with Disdain; How will they abide the Season, When he'll come with all his Train? To escape him Then they'll wish, bu wish in vain. 9 How their Hearts will melt and tremble When they hear his awful Voice! But his Saints he'll then assemble, As his Portion. and his Choice; And receive them To his everlasting Joys. Languages: English

On one Stone shall be seven Eyes

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CXXXIII (1801) Topics: The Life of Christ, with his Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus Christ, the Lord's anointed Languages: English

CHRIST and Aaron

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CXXXV (1791) Topics: Life of Christ, Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus, in thee our Eyes behold Lyrics: 1 Jesus, in thee our Eyes behold A thousand Glories more, Than the rich Gems and polish'd Gold The Sons of Aaron wore. 2 They first their own Burnt-off'rings brought, To purge themselves from Sin; Thy Life was pure without a Spot, And all thy Nature clean. [3 Fresh Blood, as constant as the Day, Was on their Altar spilt; But thy one Off'ring takes away For ever all our Guilt.] [4 Their Priesthood ran thro' sev'ral Hands, For Mortal was their Race; Thy never-changing Office Stands Eternal as thy Days.] [5 Once in the Circuit of a Year, With Blood, but not his own, Aaron within the Veil appears Before the golden Throne: 6 But CHRIST by his own Pow'rful Blood, Ascends above the Skies, And in the Presence of our GOD Shews his own Sacrifice.] 7 JESUS, the King of Glory, reigns On Sion's heav'nly Hill; Looks like a Lamb that has been slain, And wears his Priesthood still. 8 He ever lives to intercede Before his Father's Face: Give him, my Soul, thy Cause to plead, Nor doubt the Father's Grace. Scripture: Hebrews 7 Languages: English

CHRIST and Aaron, taken from Heb. vii and ix

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CXXXV (1801) Topics: The Life of Christ, with his Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus, in thee our Eyes behold Scripture: Hebrews 7 Languages: English

Free Grace in revealing Christ

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CXXXIX (1791) Topics: Life of Christ, Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus, the Man of constant Grief Lyrics: 1 Jesus, the Man of constant Grief, A Mourner all his Days; His Spirit once rejoic'd aloud, And turn'd his Joy to Praise. 2 Father, I thank thy wond'rous Love, That hath reveal'd thy Son To Men unlearned; and to Babes Has made thy Gospel known. 3 The Myst'ries of redeeming Grace Are hidden from the Wise; While Pride and Carnal Reas'nings join To swell and blind their Eyes. 4 Thus doth the Lord of Heav'n and Earth His great Decrees fulfil, And orders all his Works of Grace By his own Sov'reign Will. Scripture: Luke 10:21 Languages: English

Free Grace in revealing Christ

Hymnal: The Christian's Duty #CXXXIX (1801) Topics: The Life of Christ, with his Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus, the Man of constant Grief Scripture: Luke 10:21 Languages: English

Christ our Righteousness

Hymnal: The Christians Duty, exhibited, in a series of Hymns #CXLI (1791) Topics: Life of Christ, Characters and Representations First Line: Jesus, thy Blood and Righteousness Lyrics: 1 Jesus, thy Blood and Righteousness, My Beauty are, my glorious Dress; Midst flaming Worlds, in these array'd, With Joy shall I lift up My Head. 2 When from the Dust of Death I rise, To claim my Mansion in the Skies; Ee'n then shall this be all my Plea, "Jesus hath LIV'D, hath DY'd for me. 3 Bold shall I stand in thy great Day, For who ought to My Charge shall lay? Fully thro' these absolv'd I am From Sin and Fear, from Guilt and Shame. 4 Thus Abraham the Friend of God, Thus all the Armies bought with Blood, Saviour of Sinners thee proclaim; Sinners of whom the Chief I am. 5 This spotless Robe the same appears, When ruin'd Nature sinks in Years; No Age can change its glorious Hue, The Grace of Christ is ever new. 6 O Jesu Christ, all Praise to thee, That thou a Man vouchsaf'd to be; And for each Soul, which thou hast made, Hast an eternal Ransom paid. 7 I do believe if Sinners Race Ten Thousand Times more Num'rous was; Yet, still the Devil had his Full, 'Tis without Right he keeps one soul. 8 Ah, give to all thy Servants, Lord, With Pow,r to speak thy quick'ning Word, That all who to thy wounds will flee, May find eternal Life in Thee. 9 Thou God of Might, thou God of Love, Let all the world thy Mercy prove; Now let thy Word o'er all prevail, Now take the Spoils of Death and Hell. 10 O let the Dead now hear thy Voice; Now bid thy banish'd Ones rejoice; Their Beauty this, their glorious Dress, Jesus, the Lord OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.