Six centuries of select hymns and spiritual songs collected out of the Holy Bible together with a catechism, the canticles, and a catalogue of vertuous women / by William Barton.

2. PART.

Dan 9.8, 11.

Confusion of the face pertains to us and to our Kings, Our Peers, and Parents for our pains in doing wicked things. For all have broke thy Law, O Lord, revolting worse, and worse: That we might not obey thy Word, which pours out all this curse.

9.16.

But mercy and forgivenesses belong, O Lord, to thee, Though our rebellious Trespasses, grow to a high degree. O Lord, according unto all thy righteousness, we pray, Let not thy dreadfull fury fall, but turn thy wrath away.

18.19.

For we present not our address, before thy Mercy-Seat, For any of our righteousness, but for thy mercies great. Lord, hear, forgive, and pity take, hearken, O Lord, and do, Defer not for thine own dear sake, now thou art pray'd unto.

18.17.

Incline thine ear, O Lord, and hear, open thine eyes and see Our desolations, and the place relating unto thee. And let thy face behold with grace thy Sanctuaries seat, Whose present state is desolate, for Christ's sake, we intreat.