1127, 1128 PART V.- SECOND SUPPLEMENT. The brighest hope will faint at last, Unless supplied again.

5 Dear Lord, while in thy house we're found, Do thou the manna give;

O let it fall on us around,

That we may eat and live.

L. M.

KENT.

1127 " Awake, O north wind,"& c.- Song iv. 16; Isa. Ixi. 11; li. 3.

WHEN Zion's sons, great God! appear In Zion's courts for praise and prayer, There, in thy Spirit, deign to be As one with those who worship thee.

2 Without thy sovereign power, O Lord, No sweets the gospel can afford; No drops of heavenly love will fall To cheer the weary, thirsting soul. 3 Winds from the north and south, awake, Take of the things of Jesus, take; Diffuse thy kind celestial dew, Bring pardon, peace, and healing too.

4 Then shall we count the season dear To those who speak or those who hear; And all conspire with sweet accord, In hymns of joy, to praise the Lord. 1128

C. M.

Prayer.- Ps. xx. 9. BERRIDGE ETERNAL Father, Lord of all, By heaven and earth adored, Regard thy guilty creatures' call, Who would revere thy word.

2 Lord Jesus, Son of God most high, Of all the rightful heir, Adored by hosts above the sky, And by thy people here;

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