Poetry Codex

Restoration & Augustan

Philip Doddridge

1702–1751

Philip Doddridge (1702-1751) was an English Nonconformist minister, teacher and writer. Born in London, he became pastor of the Independent congregation at Northampton in 1729 and ran an academy there for training ministers. His best-known prose works include The Family Expositor and The Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul.

He wrote many hymns, usually composed to accompany the conclusion of his Sunday sermons, and they circulated in manuscript and in print among Dissenting congregations. The present collection of 370 hymns was published after his death in 1755 from his manuscript by his friend Job Orton. Several of its hymns, such as O God of Bethel, by whose hand, remained in common use.

Poems (371)

  1. I. Enoch's Piety and Translation
  2. II. GOD'S gracious Approbation of a religious Care of our Families
  3. III. ABRAHAM'S Intercession for SODOM.
  4. IV. JACOB'S Vow.
  5. V. The Hand of the LORD upon the Cattle.
  6. VI. ISRAEL and AMALEK.
  7. VII. Against following a Multitude to do Evil.
  8. VIII. CHRIST'S Intercession typified by AARON'S Breastplate.
  9. IX. Who is on the Lord's Side?
  10. X. GOD'S Presence desireable.
  11. XI. MOSES'S View of the divine Glory.
  12. XII. The Proclamation of GOD'S Name to Moses, or divine Mercy and Justice.
  13. XIII. The GOD of Spirits sought to supply Vacancies in the Congregations of his People
  14. XIV. The Lord's People his Portion.
  15. XV. The Eternal GOD his People's Refuge, and Support.
  16. XVI. The Happiness of GOD'S Israel.
  17. XVII. Support in the gracious Presence of GOD under the Loss of Ministers, and other useful Friends.
  18. XVIII. GOD insensibly withdrawn.
  19. XIX. EBENEZER, or GOD'S helping Hand review'd and acknowledged.
  20. XX. The Saint encouraging himself in the LORD his GOD.
  21. XXI. Support in GOD'S Covenant under domestick Troubles.
  22. XXII. Support in GOD'S Covenant in the near Views of Death.
  23. XXIII. Rejoicing in our Covenant Engagements to GOD.
  24. XXIV. GOD'S stirring up the Spirit of CYRUS to redeem ISRAEL.
  25. XXV. A Glance from GOD bringing us down to the Solitude of the Grave.
  26. XXVI. The Impossibility of Prospering while we harden ourselves against GOD.
  27. XXVII. The great Journey.
  28. XXVIII. The Penitent brought back from Pit.
  29. XXIX. Communing with our Hearts.
  30. XXX. GOD'S Name the Encouragement of our Faith.
  31. XXXI. Triumph in GOD'S Protection.
  32. XXXII. Support in Death.
  33. XXXIII. The Good Man's Prospect for Time and Eternity.
  34. XXXIV. The Goodness which GOD has wrought, and laid up for his People.
  35. XXXV. Relishing the divine Goodness.
  36. XXXVI. GOD'S saying to the Soul, that he is its Salvation.
  37. XXXVII. GOD'S Complacency in the Prosperity of his Servants.
  38. XXXVIII. The Days of the Upright known to GOD, and their everlasting Inheritance.
  39. XXXIX. Our Desire and Groaning before GOD, when proceeding from the greatest Distress.
  40. XL. GOD magnified by those that love his Salvation.
  41. XLI. The Triumph of Christ in the Cause of Truth, Meekness, and Righteousness.
  42. XLII. Quietness under Affliction a proper Acknowledgment of GOD.
  43. XLIII. The Year crowned with the divine Goodness.
  44. XLIV. Rebels against the supreme Sovereign admonished.
  45. XLV. GOD the Happiness of his People, and their Support in the extremest Distress.
  46. XLVI. The Rage of Enemies restrained, and overruled to the divine Glory.
  47. XLVII. GOD furnishing a Table in the Wilderness.
  48. XLVIII. GOD'S speaking Peace to his People.
  49. XLIX. The Church the Birth-place of the Saints, and GOD'S Care of it.
  50. L. The Gospel Jubilee.
  51. LI. GOD the Dwelling-Place of his People thro' all Generations.
  52. LII. Reflections on our Waste of Years.
  53. LIII. Joy and Prosperity from the Presence and Blessing of GOD.
  54. LIV. The Mutability of the Creation, and the Immutability of GOD.
  55. LV. The Frailty of human Nature, and GOD'S gracious Regard to it.
  56. LVI. GOD adored for his Goodness, and his wonderful Works, to the Children of Men.
  57. LVII. The holy Soul returning to its Restin a grateful Sense of divine Bounties.
  58. LVIII. Deliverance celebrated.
  59. LIX. Deliverance celebrated, and good Resolutions formed.
  60. LX. Praise for Recovery from Sickness.
  61. LXI. Regard to Scripture pressed upon young Persons, that they may cleanse their Way.
  62. LXII. Desires of being quickned by the Word of GOD.
  63. LXIII. Human Perfection no where to be found.
  64. LXIV. Beholding Transgressors with Grief.
  65. LXV. The wandering Sheep recovered.
  66. LXVI. The weeping Seed-Time, and joyful Harvest.
  67. LXVII. Thanks to GOD for his ever-enduring Goodness.
  68. LXVIII. GOD's strengthening the Souls of his praying People.
  69. LXIX. Singing in the Ways of GOD.
  70. LXX. The innumerable Mercies of GOD thankfully acknowledged.
  71. LXXI. Praising GOD through the whole of our Existence.
  72. LXXII. The Meek beautified with Salvation.
  73. LXXIII. The Reproofs of Wisdom mingled with Promises, and Threatnings to reclaim wandering Sinners.
  74. LXXIV. The Voice of CHRIST addressed to the Children of Men.
  75. LXXV. The Encouragement young Persons have to seek, and love CHRIST.
  76. LXXVI. The House and Feast of Wisdom.
  77. LXXVII. The Excellency of the Righteous, with Regard to their Temper. Part 1st
  78. LXXVIII. The Excellency of the Righteous, with Regard to their Relations, Employments, Pleasures, and Hopes. Part 2d
  79. LXXIX. Walking with GOD, or being in his Fear all the Day long.
  80. LXXX. The obstinate Sinner alarmed.
  81. LXXXI. GOD'S reasonable Expectations from his Vineyard.
  82. LXXXII. Isaiah's Obedience to the heavenly Vision.
  83. LXXXIII. The Stupidity of Israel, and of Britain lamented.
  84. LXXXIV. Confederate Nations defied by those who sanctify GOD.
  85. LXXXV. CHRIST the Steward of GOD'S Family.
  86. LXXXVI. The rich Provision and happy Effects of the Gospel.
  87. LXXXVII. The peaceful State of the Soul, that trusteth in GOD.
  88. LXXXVIII. Israel's Obstinacy under GOD'S lifted Hand.
  89. LXXXIX. GOD'S quickening the Dead.
  90. XC. The Godly Man's Ark.
  91. XCI. Laying hold on GOD'S Strength, that we may be at Peace with him.
  92. XCII. The divine Goodness in moderating Affictions.
  93. XCIII. GOD waiting to be gracious.
  94. XCIV. The different Views of good and bad Men in Times of publick Danger.
  95. XCV. GOD the Defence of his People from invading Enemies.
  96. XCVI. The High-Way to Zion.
  97. XCVII. The Greatness and Majesty of GOD, and the Meanness of the Creatures.
  98. XCVIII. The timorous Saint encouraged by the Assurance of the divine Presence and Help.
  99. XCIX. The Humiliation and Exaltation of GOD'S Israel.
  100. C. The Wilderness transformed, or the happy Effects of the Gospel.
  101. CI. The Blind and Weak led and supported in GOD'S Ways.
  102. CII. GOD calling his Israel by Name, and leading them thro' Water and Fire.
  103. CIII. The Riches of pardoning Grace celebrated.
  104. CIV. The little Success which attended the personal Ministry of CHRIST.
  105. CV. GOD'S Captives released; applied to spiritual Deliverances.
  106. CVI. The Cup of Fury exchanged for the Cup of Blessings.
  107. CVII. The holy City purified and guarded.
  108. CVIII. GOD'S Government, Zion's Joy.
  109. CIX. Divine Mercies and Judgments compared.
  110. CX. Divine Teachings, and their happy Consequences.
  111. CXI. Fruitful Showers, Emblems of the salutary Effects of the Gospel.
  112. CXII. Comfort for pious Parents, who have been bereaved of their Children.
  113. CXIII. The Stranger entertained in GOD's House of Prayer.
  114. CXIV. Peace proclaimed, and the Fruit of the Lips created by a gracious GOD.
  115. CXV. The Duty of remonstrating against Sin, when Judgments are threatned.
  116. CXVI. Unsuccessful Fasts accounted for.
  117. CXVII. The Standard of the Spirit lifted up.
  118. CXVIII. The Glory of the Church in the latter Day.
  119. CXIX. GOD the everlasting Light of the Saints above.
  120. CXX. GOD intreated for Zion.
  121. CXXI. A Nation born in a Day; or The rapid Progress of the Gospel desired.
  122. CXXII. Backsliding Israel invited to return to GOD.
  123. CXXIII. The Goodness of GOD acknowledged in giving Pastors after his own Heart.
  124. CXXIV. GOD's gracious Methods of adopting Love.
  125. CXXV. Creatures vain, and GOD the Salvation of his People.
  126. CXXVI. Invitation to return to the LORD, and put away Abominations.
  127. CXXVII. Misimproved Priviledges, and disappointed Hopes.
  128. CXXVIII. Glorying in GOD alone.
  129. CXXIX. Jeremiah's Tears over the captive Flock.
  130. CXXX. Giving Glory to GOD, before Darkness comes upon us.
  131. CXXXI. The fatal Consequences of forsaking the Hope of Israel.
  132. CXXXII. CHRIST, the Lord our Righteousness.
  133. CXXXIII. The Efficacy of GOD's Word.
  134. CXXXIV. The Possibility of dying this Year.
  135. CXXXV. GOD's Complacency in his Thoughts of Peace towards his People.
  136. CXXXVI. The impudent Rebellion of the Jewish Refugees at Pathros.
  137. CXXXVII. Asking the Way to Zion, in order to joining in Covenant with GOD.
  138. CXXXVIII. Searching and trying our Ways.
  139. CXXXIX. The Breath of our Nostrils taken in the Pits of the Enemy, applied to CHRIST.
  140. CXL. Of lamenting national Sins.
  141. CXLI. The Iniquity of sacrificing GOD's Children; or The Evil of a bad or neglected Education.
  142. CXLII. The Humility and Submission of a Penitent.
  143. CXLIII. GOD bringing his People into the Covenant under the Rod.
  144. CXLIV. GOD's Condescension in becoming the Shepherd of Men.
  145. CXLV. Seeking to GOD for the Communication of his Spirit.
  146. CXLVI. Ezekiel's Vision of the dry Bones
  147. CXLVII. The Waters of the Sanctuary healing the dead Sea.
  148. CXLVIII. TEKEL; or The Sinner weighed in GOD's Balances, and found wanting.
  149. CXLIX. The Backslider recollecting himself in his Afflictions.
  150. CL. The Advantages of seeking the Knowledge of GOD.
  151. CLI. Inconstancy in Religion.
  152. CLII. Gratitude the Spring of true Religion.
  153. CLIII. The Relentings of GOD's Heart over his backsliding People.
  154. CLIV. GOD's Controversy by Fire.
  155. CLV. Britain unreformed by remarkable Deliverances.
  156. CLVI. Preparing to meet GOD.
  157. CLVII. Jonah's Faith recommended.
  158. CLVIII. GOD's Controversy with Britain stated and pleaded.
  159. CLIX. Hearing the Voice of GOD's Rod.
  160. CLX. GOD's incomparable Mercy admired.
  161. CLXI. The impoverished Saint rejoicing in GOD.
  162. CLXII. GOD's afflicted Poor trusting in his Name.
  163. CLXIII. GOD comforting and rejoicing over Zion.
  164. CLXIV. Practical Reflections on the State of our Fathers.
  165. CLXV. Joshua the High-Priest's Change of Raiment, applied to Christian Priviledges.
  166. CLXVI. Joshua the High-Priest's Zeal and Fidelity rewarded with a Station among the Angels.
  167. CLXVII. The compleating of the spiritual Temple.
  168. CLXVIII. The Error of despising the Day of small Things.
  169. CLXIX. Prisoners delivered from the Pit by the Blood of the Covenant.
  170. CLXX. The Fountain of Life.
  171. CLXXI. GOD's Name profaned, when his Table is treated with Contempt.
  172. CLXXII. GOD's gracious Regard to active Attempts to revive Religion.
  173. CLXXIII. CHRIST the Sun of Righteousness.
  174. CLXXIV. The Ax laid to the Root of unfruitful Trees
  175. CLXXV. The Light of good Examples, the most effectual Way to glorify GOD.
  176. CLXXVI. Providential Bounties surveyed and improved.
  177. CLXXVII. Secret Prayer.
  178. CLXXVIII. Seeking first the Kingdom of GOD, &c.
  179. CLXXIX. Pardon spoken by CHRIST.
  180. CLXXX. The relapsing Daemoniack.
  181. CLXXXI. The Faith of the Syrophenician Woman recommended.
  182. CLXXXII. The Church built on a Rock, and secured against the Gates of Hell.
  183. CLXXXIII. CHRIST'S Transfiguration.
  184. CLXXXIV. The Grace of CHRIST in ministring to Men, and dying for them.
  185. CLXXXV. CHRIST'S compassionate Readiness to gather Souls.
  186. CLXXXVI. The Abounding of Iniquity, and Coldness of Christian Love.
  187. CLXXXVII. The final Sentence, and Happiness of the Righteous.
  188. CLXXXVIII. Relieving CHRIST in his poor Saints.
  189. CLXXXIX. The final Sentence, and Misery of the Wicked.
  190. CXC. CHRIST'S Submission to his Father's Will.
  191. CXCI. Reflections on the Disciples forsaking CHRIST, when he was betrayed.
  192. CXCII. CHRIST'S Complaint of his Father's forsaking him on the Cross.
  193. CXCIII. The same.
  194. CXCIV. The Angel's Reply to the Women, that sought CHRIST.
  195. CXCV. CHRIST ever present with his Ministers and Churches.
  196. CXCVI. Departed Saints asleep.
  197. CXCVII. The Struggle between Faith and Unbelief.
  198. CXCVIII. CHRIST'S condescending Regard to little Children.
  199. CXCIX. Christian Watchfulness.
  200. CC. The Nativity of Christ.
  201. CCI. The Angels Song at Christ's Birth.
  202. CCII. Simeon's Song and Declaration to the Virgin Mary.
  203. CCIII. CHRIST's Message.
  204. CCIV. The recovered Daemoniack, an Emblem of a converted Sinner.
  205. CCV. The good Samaritan.
  206. CCVI. The Care of the Soul, the one Thing needful.
  207. CCVII. Mary's Choice of the better Part.
  208. CCVIII. CHRIST'S little Flock comforted with the Views of a Kingdom.
  209. CCIX. Providing Bags, that wax not old, &c.
  210. CCX. The active Christian.
  211. CCXI. Room at the Gospel-Feast.
  212. CCXII. The present and future State of the Saint and Sinner compared.
  213. CCXIII. Rebels against CHRIST executed.
  214. CCXIV. The Redeemer's Tears wept over lest Souls.
  215. CCXV. Departed Saints living to GOD.
  216. CCXVI. CHRIST'S Admonition to, and Care of Peter under approaching Trials.
  217. CCXVII. CHRIST'S Prayer for his Enemies.
  218. CCXVIII. The Resurrection of CHRIST.
  219. CCXIX. The Gospel first preached at Jerusalem.
  220. CCXX. GOD's Love to the World in sending CHRIST for its Redemption.
  221. CCXXI. The Spirit's Influences compared to living Water.
  222. CCXXII. The Christian's secret Feast.
  223. CCXXIII. The Paralytick at Bethesda.
  224. CCXXIV. GOD's Purposes effectual, and CHRIST's Invitations sincere.
  225. CCXXV. CHRIST's Invitation to thirsty Souls
  226. CCXXVI. True Liberty given by CHRIST.
  227. CCXXVII. The same.
  228. CCXXVIII. CHRIST the Door.
  229. CCXXIX. Abundant Life by CHRIST our Shepherd.
  230. CCXXX. CHRIST's Sheep described.
  231. CCXXXI. The Happiness and Security of CHRIST'S Sheep.
  232. CCXXXII. CHRIST's Sheep given by the Father, and guarded by Omnipotence.
  233. CCXXXIII. The attractive Influence of a crucified Saviour.
  234. CCXXXIV. CHRIST'S mysterious Conduct to be unfolded hereafter.
  235. CCXXXV. CHRIST'S Pity and Consolation for his troubled Disciples.
  236. CCXXXVI. The Christian's Life connected with that of CHRIST.
  237. CCXXXVII. Abiding in CHRIST necessary to our Fruitfulness.
  238. CCXXXVIII. Our Prayers effectual, when we abide in CHRIST, and his Word abideth in us.
  239. CCXXXIX. Continuing in CHRIST'S Love.
  240. CCXL. The Apostles and Christians chosen by CHRIST to bring forth permanent Fruit.
  241. CCXLI. Peace in CHRIST amidst Tribulations.
  242. CCXLII. CHRIST sanctifying himself, that his People may be sanctified.
  243. CCXLIII. Meditations on the Sepulchre in the Garden.
  244. CCXLIV. CHRIST ascending to his Father and GOD, and ours.
  245. CCXLV. The Disciples Joy at CHRIST'S Appearance to them after his Resurrection.
  246. CCXLVI. Appeal to CHRIST for the Sincerity of Love to him.
  247. CCXLVII. Zeal for the Cause of CHRIST; or Peter and John following their Master.
  248. CCXLVIII. CHRIST exalted to be a Prince and a Saviour.
  249. CCXLIX. The Believer committing his departing Spirit to JESUS.
  250. CCL. PETER's Admonition to SIMON MAGUS.
  251. CCLI. The Descent of the Spirit, or his Influences desired.
  252. CCLII. The Word of Salvation sent to us.
  253. CCLIII. The Unknown GOD.
  254. CCLIV. GOD's Command to all Men to repent.
  255. CCLV. Paul's Sollicitude to finish his Course with Joy.
  256. CCLVI. Paul preaching and Felix trembling.
  257. CCLVII. Help obtained of GOD.
  258. CCLVIII. Treasuring up Wrath by despising Mercy.
  259. CCLIX. The Love of GOD shed abroad in the Heart by the Spirit.
  260. CCLX. Christians quickened and raised by the Spirit.
  261. CCLXI. GOD's Readiness to give all Things argued from the Gift of his Son.
  262. CCLXII. Believing with the Heart, and confessing with the Mouth, necessary to Salvation.
  263. CCLXIII. The living Sacrifice.
  264. CCLXIV. The near Approach of Salvation, an Engagement to Diligence and Love.
  265. CCLXV. The GOD of Peace bruising Satan.
  266. CCLXVI. CHRIST our Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, and Redemption.
  267. CCLXVII. Being joined to CHRIST, and one Spirit with him.
  268. CCLXVIII. The transitory Nature of the World, an Argument for christian Moderation.
  269. CCLXIX. GOD's Fidelity in moderating Temptations.
  270. CCLXX. Bearing the Image of the earthy and the heavenly Adam.
  271. CCLXXI. Ministers comforted, that they may comfort others.
  272. CCLXXII. GOD's delivering Goodness acknowledged, and trusted.
  273. CCLXXIII. Ministers a sweet Savour, whether of Life or Death.
  274. CCLXXIV. GOD shining into the Heart.
  275. CCLXXV. The Gospel Treasure in earthen Vessels
  276. CCLXXVI. Living to him, who died for us.
  277. CCLXXVII. GOD the Author of Consolation.
  278. CCLXXVIII. Satan's Strong-Holds cast down by the Gospel.
  279. CCLXXIX. The Christian Farewel.
  280. CCLXXX. Living while in the Flesh by Faith in CHRIST, who loved us, &c.
  281. CCLXXXI. A filial Temper the Work of the Spirit, and a Proof of Adoption.
  282. CCLXXXII. Christian Sympathy.
  283. CCLXXXIII. Blessing GOD for spiritual Blessings in CHRIST.
  284. CCLXXXIV. The grand Scheme of the Gospel.
  285. CCLXXXV. The heavenly Inheritance made known by the Spirit.
  286. CCLXXXVI. Salvation by Grace.
  287. CCLXXXVII. Christians risen and exalted with CHRIST to heavenly Places.
  288. CCLXXXVIII. Nearness to GOD thro' CHRIST.
  289. CCLXXXIX. The Institution of a Gospel-Ministry from CHRIST.
  290. CCXC. CHRIST the Head of the Church.
  291. CCXCI. Love to others urged from CHRIST'S Love in giving himself a Sacrifice.
  292. CCXCII. The Wisdom of redeeming Time.
  293. CCXCIII. CHRIST'S Love to the Church in giving himself for it, &c.
  294. CCXCIV. CHRIST'S Service, the Fruit of our Labours on Earth.
  295. CCXCV. The Happiness of departing, and being with CHRIST.
  296. CCXCVI. Pressing on in the Christian Race.
  297. CCXCVII. GOD supplying the Necessities of his People.
  298. CCXCVIII. Thanks for being made meet for the heavenly Inheritance.
  299. CCXCIX. Angels and Christians united in CHRIST as their common Head.
  300. CCC. Christians, as risen with CHRIST, exhorted to seek Things above.
  301. CCCI. The Prosperity of the Church, the Life of a faithful Minister.
  302. CCCII. Comfort on the Death of pious Friends
  303. CCCIII. CHRIST glorified and admired in his Saints at the great Day.
  304. CCCIV. CHRIST seen of Angels.
  305. CCCV. The Stability of the divine Foundation, and its double Inscription.
  306. CCCVI. Persecution to be expected by every true Christian.
  307. CCCVII. The Christian Scheme of Salvation worthy of GOD.
  308. CCCVIII. Satan and Death conquered by the Death of CHRIST.
  309. CCCIX. An immediate Attention to GOD's Voice required.
  310. CCCX. The eternal Sabbath.
  311. CCCXI. CHRIST our Forerunner, and the Foundation of our Hope.
  312. CCCXII. The evil Conscience purified by the Blood of JESUS.
  313. CCCXIII. Death and Judgment appointed to all.
  314. CCCXIV. CHRIST'S second Appearance, &c.
  315. CCCXV. Liberty to enter thro' the Veil by the Blood of CHRIST.
  316. CCCXVI. GOD's Fidelity to his Promises.
  317. CCCXVII. The Day approaching, a Motive to Love and Worship.
  318. CCCXVIII. Abraham's Faith in leaving his Country at the divine Command.
  319. CCCXIX. The GOD of the Patriarchs preparing them a City.
  320. CCCXX. Moses's wise Choice.
  321. CCCXXI. Acting, as seeing him, who is Invisible.
  322. CCCXXII. Subjection to GOD, the Father of our Spirits.
  323. CCCXXIII. The Immutability of CHRIST
  324. CCCXXIV. Watching for Souls in the View of the great Account.
  325. CCCXXV. The Christian perfected by divine Grace through CHRIST.
  326. CCCXXVI. Christians begotten to GOD as the First-Fruits of his Creatures.
  327. CCCXXVII. Looking into the perfect Law of Liberty and continuing in it.
  328. CCCXXVIII. James's Advice to Sinners.
  329. CCCXXIX. The Vanity of worldly Schemes inferred from the Unceriainty of Life.
  330. CCCXXX. Rejoicing in an unseen Saviour.
  331. CCCXXXI. The Heart purified to Love unfeigned by the Spirit.
  332. CCCXXXII. Tasting that the Lord is gracious.
  333. CCCXXXIII. Coming to CHRIST as a living Stone.
  334. CCCXXXIV. CHRIST the Corner-Stone.
  335. CCCXXXV. CHRIST precious to the Believer.
  336. CCCXXXVI. Noah preserved in the Ark, and the Believer in CHRIST.
  337. CCCXXXVII. The ungodly warned of their final Appearance.
  338. CCCXXXVIII. Humbling ourselves under GOD's mighty Hand.
  339. CCCXXXIX. The same. For a Fast-Day.
  340. CCCXL. GOD's Care a Remedy for ours.
  341. CCCXLI. Establishment in Religion from the GOD of Grace, &c.
  342. CCCXLII. The Circumstances of CHRIST'S second Appearing.
  343. CCCXLIII. The Importance of being prepared for CHRIST'S second Appearing.
  344. CCCXLIV. Growing in Grace, &c.
  345. CCCXLV. Experimental Knowledge communicated.
  346. CCCXLVI. Communion with GOD and CHRIST.
  347. CCCXLVII. The Privileges of Saints by the Blood of JESUS.
  348. CCCXLVIII. The Blood of CHRIST cleansing from all Sin.
  349. CCCXLIX. Having the Son, and having Life in him.
  350. CCCL. CHRIST the First and the Last, humbled Death, and exalted to an eternal Triumph over it.
  351. CCCLI. The Keys of Death and the unseen World in CHRIST'S Hand.
  352. CCCLII. CHRIST'S Care of Ministers and Churches.
  353. CCCLIII. The Christian Warrior animated and crowned.
  354. CCCLIV. The Pillar in GOD's heavenly Temple with its Inseription.
  355. CCCLV. GOD's Covenant unchangeable, or The Rainbow round about the Throne.
  356. CCCLVI. Victory over Satan by the Blood of the Lamb, and the Word of the Testimony of his Servants.
  357. CCCLVII. The Song of Moses and the Lamb.
  358. CCCLVIII. The Conquest of Death and Grief by Views of the heavenly State.
  359. CCCLIX. CHRIST the Root and Offspring of David, and the Morning-Star.
  360. CCCLX. CHRIST'S Invitations ecchoed back &c.
  361. CCCLXI. The Christian rejoicing in the Views of Death and Judgment.
  362. CCCLXII. A Morning HYMN, to be used at awaking and rising.
  363. CCCLXIII. An Evening HYMN, to be used when composing oneself to sleep.
  364. CCCLXIV. On Recovery from Sickness, during which, much of the divine Favour had been experienced.
  365. CCCLXV. The last Words of David.
  366. CCCLXVI. A MILITARY ODE.
  367. CCCLXVII. For the Thanksgiving-Day for the Peace, April 25, 1749.
  368. CCCLXVIII. An Hymn for a Fast-Day in Time of War.
  369. CCCLXIX. Thanksgiving for National Deliverance, and Improvement of it.
  370. CCCLXX. A Church seeking Direction from God in the Choice of a Pastor.
  371. Dum Vivimus, Vivamus

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