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CHRISTIAN EXERCISES.
                  First in our mortal flesh to serve,
                    Then in that flesh to die.
                4  Bought with thy service and thy blood,
                    We doubly, Lord, are thine ;
                  To thee our lives we would devote,
                    To thee our death resign.
                277                 L. M.
                          A. glimpse of Christ is joyful.
                1  | ESUS, what shall I do to show
                   J How much I love thy charming name?
                  Let my whole heart with rapture glow,
                    Thy boundless goodness to proclaim.
                2  Lord, If a distant glimpse of thee
                    Can give such sweet, such vast delight,
                  What must the joy, the triumph be,
                    To dwell forever in thy sight ?
                 278               C. M.
                         Rejoicing in the mercies of God.
                 1  CAIN would my soul with wonder trace
                   i Thy mercies, O my God,
                   And tell the riches of thy grace,
                     The merits of thy blood.
                 2  With Israel’s King my heart would cry,
                     While I review thy ways,
                   Tell me, my Saviour, who am I,
                     That I should see thy face ?
                 3  Formed by thy hand, and formed for thee,
                     I would be ever thine ;
                   My Saviour, make my spirit free,
                     With beams of mercy shine.
                 4  Fain would my soul with rapture dwell
                     On thy redeeming grace.
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