Hymns in commemoration of the sufferings of Our Blessed Saviour Jesus Christ compos'd for the celebration of His Holy Supper / by Joseph Stennett.

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Hymns in commemoration of the sufferings of Our Blessed Saviour Jesus Christ compos'd for the celebration of His Holy Supper / by Joseph Stennett.
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Stennett, Joseph, 1663-1713.
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London :: Printed by J. Darby for Andr. Bell...,
1697.
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Lord's Supper.
Hymns, English.
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HYMN XIV. [As the 100 Psalm.] (Book 14)

* 1.1WHen Sin had brought Death, with a Train * 1.2Of Miseries on the guilty World; And wretched Man was doom'd to be * 1.3Into Eternal Darkness hurl'd,
* 1.4Where the tormenting Worm, that gnaws Th' inraged Conscience ne're expires; * 1.5Where Tort'ring Brimstone always feeds The ne're to be extinguish'd Fires:
* 1.6When Justice wav'd the flaming Sword Of Vengeance o're the Sinner's Head; * 1.7The Son of God steps in, and stays The Mortal Stroke, and thus he said:

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Tho all the Offerings Men can bring* 1.8 Can't for one single Crime atone;* 1.9 O God, I come to do thy Will,* 1.10 I'll bear their numerous Sins alone.
The humane Nature I'll assume,* 1.11 Humane Infirmities I'll wear,* 1.12 Hunger, and Thirst, and Weariness,* 1.13 Sorrows, and Pains I'll freely bear.* 1.14
Reproaches, tho they'll break my Heart,* 1.15 I am resolv'd to undergo:* 1.16 I'll suffer all that's on me laid* 1.17 By God above, or Men below.
Tho all th' Infernal Powers conspire* 1.18 My Great Design to overthrow;* 1.19 Through Showers of firy Darts from Hell,* 1.20 And through Death's horrid Vale I'll go.* 1.21
Thus said, the Father soon reply'd, Content: I have a Ransom found;* 1.22 Dear Son, to save the ruin'd World, Ev'n thee I with Delight shall wound.* 1.23
Go execute thy brave Resolves, Thy Sufferings shall rewarded be:* 1.24 Many Thou shalt redeem, the rest Shall all at last be judg'd by Thee.* 1.25
How precious are these Thoughts of thine,* 1.26 How glorious, LORD▪ these Acts of Love! For these we sing thy Praise below, For these Thou'rt better prais'd above.* 1.27

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