The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-03-08

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And yet his courts preserve his word
And there we wait his grace.
Ps SO. Substitute Hymn $50.
Ps 81. Omit v 8, pit 1 ; pit. 3;v. ., pit. T.
Ps IS. Omit pit. l.
Ps. IS. Omit pit. l V. 5, 7, pit .; '. 5, pit. 8.
Ps So Omit pit. l F.; pit. ,; v. ., pit. 8; pit. 3;
pit. 8; pit S.
Ps. 90. Omit pit. l. Y. 3, pit. 2; '. l, >, pit 5.
Ps o. Omit V. 4, 3, 6, pit. l !; and pit ,.
Ps g. Omit Y. 4, and change But for
Their, Y. 5, pit. l.
Ps. 90. Omit pit. > pit. 8.
Ps. "a. Omit Y. l, ?, 3, and for LIST and I'd lines
Ofy. 4, pit. l, read,
lord, if thy saints deserve rebuke
Thou hast gentle rod -
Omit pit ,.
Ps 95. Omit pit. V. >, pit. ., altered to,
But if your ears refuse,
The message of his love-
And hearts grow hard and will not choose,
The blessings from aboyei
Also, omit v. f. 5, 6, pit 5.
Ps. SO. Omit V. 6, pit. l, and pit. ,.
Ps. 81. Omit pit = pit. 3, and pit 4.
Ps. 9S. Omit pit. /.
Ps. 100. Omit pit. l.; insert Hymn 367.
Ps. l0l. Substitute for both parts the follow
ing:
To thee, my righteous King and Lord,
Ny grateful soul III raise;
From day to day thy works record,
And ever sing thy praise.
2. Thy wondrOus acts thy power, and might
Ny constant theme shall be;
That song shall be my souls delight
Which breathes in praise 70 thee.
5. From all thy works, o Lord, shall spring,
The sound ofjOy and praise;
Thy saints shall Of thy glory sing,
And show the world thy ways.
Ps. l02 Omit pit. and pt 5.
Ps. lO3. Omit pit. I pit. > pit. s. divide pit. 4
into two, beginning at 9th stanza tor
second part.
Ps. l04 Omit chorus of V. l a; vs.. 1 to end pit
/, and add V. 8 of pit. 3, and omit all
the rest.
Ps. los. Omit V. 5, 6, 7, S, ofpt l; pit p and
pit. 3.
Ps. 100. Omit p ,.
p. LOT. Omit all the parts and insert the fol-
lowing
How are thy servants bls5t, o Lord
How sure is their defence!
Eternal wisdom is their guide,
Their help, -OmniPotence.
?. When BY the dreadful tempest borne
High on the broken wave,
They know thou art not slow 70 hear,
Nor imoOteut TO save.
s. The storm is laid, the winds retire,
Obedient to thy will;
The sea, that roars at thy command,
At thy command IS still.
l. In midst Of dangers, fears, and deaths,
Thy goodness we u adore;
Wen praise thee for thy mercies past,
And humbly hope for more.
s. Our life. while thou presery' st that life,
Thy sacrifice shall be;
Aud death,-when death shall be our lot
Shall Join our souls to thee.
Ps los. Omit pit ..
Ps 100. Omit V 6.
Ps. 10. Omit Y. 3, t, pit =.
Ps Ill. Omit pit. l.
Ps. H. Omit pit l.
Ps ll3. Omit pit l ; and Y. 9, Z, pit. ?.
Ps Ia Omit V. 8, T.
Ps. lis. Omit both parts and insert Tate Il
Brady
Lord, not to US, we claim no share,
But to thy sacred Name,
Give glory for thy mercy's sake,
And truths eternal fame.
2. Israel make the Lord your trust,
VINO IS your help ana Shleld;
Priests, LeviteS, trust in him alone,
Who only help can yield.
g. Let all who truly fear the Lord
On him they fear rely;
Who then in danger can defend,
Aud all their wants supply.
T. They who in death aud silence sleep,
To him no praise afford,
But we viii bless for evernore
Our everything Lord
Ps. III. Omit pit l.
Ps. rs. Omit pit l {; pit. , pit. 5, and pit. 3.