GADSBY'S SELECTION.

3[ When I the tempter's rage endure, b ' Tis God supports my mind; Too wise to be mistaken, sure, Too good to be unkind.]

4[ When sore afflictions on me lie,

He is( though I am blind) om bat Too wise to be mistaken, yea, Too good to be unkind.]

5 What though I can't his goings see, Nor all his footsteps find? Too wise to be mistaken, He, Too good to be unkind.

6 Hereafter he will make me know,

And I shall surely find,

He was too wise to err, and 0, Too good to be unkind.

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BEDDOME.

The Justice and Goodness of God.- Deut. xxxii. 4; Rev. xv. 3.

GREAT God! my Maker and my King, Of thee I'll speak, of thee I'll sing; d All thou hast done, and all thou dost, b Declare thee good, proclaim thee just. E 2 Thy ancient thoughts and firm decrees; Thy threatenings and thy promises; The joys of heaven, the pains of hell, What angels taste, what devils feel;

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3 Thy terrors and thy acts of grace; co Thy threatening rod, and smiling face; Thy wounding and thy healing word; A world undone, a world restored; 4 While these excite my fear and joy, While these my tuneful lips employ, Accept, O Lord, the humble song, The tribute of a trembling tongue. 007

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