PART V.- SECOND SUPPLEMENT. 11. 2. View him prostrate in the garden,

Wet his locks with dews of night, Grappling with the powers of darkness, Sweating blood, amazing sight! 3 Hear his groans, till he, expiring, Cries triumphant," It is done;" Bearing all the wrathful anger

Which to us was due alone. 4 What is love? My soul would echc With the saints in heaven above, Who, through Jesus, gone to glory, dit Sing in concert," This is love!" bat

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" I will guide thee with mine eye."- Ps. xxxii. 8; xxxiii. 18. JESUS, thou Almighty Saviour,

Prostrate at thy feet I lie; Humbly I entreat thy favor,

Condescend to hear my cry.

2 When I was to thee a stranger,

Wandering in forbidden ways, From the paths of sin and danger

Thou didst call me by thy grace. 3 Let not, then, my foes confound me, Thou art all my help and hope; Let thy arms of love surround me, Let thy mercy hold me up. 4 Grant me thy Divine direction

In the way that I should go; Let thy hand be my protection

From the power of every foe.

5 Gracious Saviour, never leave me, While my toils and conflicts last; thy kind embrace receive me,

When the storms of life are past.

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