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Hymnes and spiritual songs extracted from Scripture on occasion of some useful texts discuss't / composed in private meditation and made use of (once) in publick for the saints comfort ; now published for their sakes that sung them or others that desire them.
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Reeve, John, 1608-1658.
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1682
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Wing R672; ESTC R33519
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cast And for us intercede also then fetch us home at last If first fruit-joys are here so great of immortality To reap an Harvest day compleat what will the shouting be If tokens from espousing love so well the heart will stay What will the Bridegrooms coming prove O what the marriage day If anchor cast within the vail may give so strong comfort What will our entrance with full sail into eternal Port Here Ends the first Part. A Table Alphabetical the Title or Subject Hymn 4 ABba adoption long'd for Page 4 Hymn 1 The two Adams first and second Page 1 Hymn 51 Achitophels crafts defeat Page 57 Hymn 140 Accusations of Satan Page 171 Hymn 53 Anger turn'd away Page 59 Hymn 66 Ark 'fore Dagon God gone Page 75 Ark anchors vid. Bark Hymn 35 BAbel a cry against it Page 38 Hymn 171 Battle God ne're lost it Page 190 Hymn 143 The Blazing Star 1680 Page 164 Hymn 125 Gods Bark or Ark anchor'd Page 144 Hymn 183 Branch of Christ glorious Page 218 Hymn 134 Blessings 20 praised Page 155 Hymn 102 No Brier or Thorn to Zion Page 119 Hymn 121 Brittish Isles their Song Page 140 Hymn 75 The burnt-scorcht Vine Page 86 Hymn 32 Burnt in love to Christ Page 35 Hymn 2 CAnan's sips Page 2 Hymn 99 Changes do Gods will Page 138 Hymn 95 Chores of Cherubs Page 110 Hymn 101 Creation-groan releiv'd Page 118 Hymn 99 Christ's Iron-rod a stay Page 35 Hymn 23 two sighs for him Page 25 Hymn 20 Complaints 3 for Zion Page 22 25 143 Hymn 124 Content in Gods will Page 103 Hymn 66 The Cross is finite Page 75 Hymn 56 A Cry for righteousness Page 63 Hymn 143 Comet in December in 2 or 3 parts Page 165 Hymn 34 Corner-stone Page 38 Hymn 154 DEath of young Children Page 177 Hymn 123 Deeps 2 or 3 cryes thence Page 142 Hymn 43 Deliv'rance joy to the Isles Page 48 Hymn 170 The late Dissolution Page 198 Hymn 178 The Dove solitary Page 208 Hymn 13 A doxology of praise Page 14 Hymn 12 Dry bones shall live and rise Page 13 Hymn 180 EDens plants and flowers Page 213 Hymn 133 Elders 24 sing to the Lamb Page 153 Hymn 172 Elect to see their good Page 200 Hymn 171 Election the chain of it sure Page 201 6 Hymn 175 free in not for Christ Page 206 Hymn 108 Elijah's intercession Page 126 Hymn 33 Enjoyment on longings Page 36 Hymn 70 Enquiries for Christ the Spouse Page 78 Hymn 90 Entertainment with Christ Page 105 Hymn 145 The Ethiopian lov'd Page 167 Hymn 21 FAith's Song in the night Page 23 Hymn 29 Its breath in a sound Page 32 Hymn 36 Its triumph Page 39 Hymn 174 Falshood and perjury Page 203 Hymn 151 Fire in Breadstreet Page 174 Hymn 10 Future good hoped Page 11 Hymn 178 GArden Plants Page 209 Hymn 58 Gods countenance beg'd Page 65 Hymn 177 45 's Gifts and Calls free Page 207 50 Hymn 61 Gods presence defends us Page 69 Hymn 93 Gospel call to the Isles Page 106 Hymn 180 Full of Glory Page 210 Hymn 55 A Groan from ill times Page 62 Hymn 61 HAnd on Gods throne Page 69 Hymn 141 Harlot of Rome judg'd Page 162 Hymn 156 For Health's return two Songs Page 180 Hymn 109 Hope and fear toss us Page 127 Hymn 67 Hope and love groap Page 76 Hymn 46 in Zion's distress Page 51 Hymn 169 Horns against the whore Page 197 Hymn 104 The ten horns to burn Rome Page 121 Hymn 43 Two Hosannahs to Christ Page 48 Hymn 22 IDols their fall Page 24 Hymn 122 Immanuel's Land's Song Page 141 Hymn 181 Immortal joys Page 220 Hymn 63 Incarnation a song on 't Page 71 Hymn 18 Intercession of Christ 2 parts Page 20 see Elijahs Hymn 135 Instrument of 7 strings Page 156 Isles See Britain Hymn 136 Christ their Physitian Page 157 Hymn 107 Jubilee see Sabboth Page 125 Hymn 112 the effect in Salvation Page 130 Hymn 121 KIds bleating Page 148 Hymn 148 Christs care for them Page 170 Hymn 128 He fights to defend them Page 141 Hymn 83 Kinds of mercy sung on Page 95 Hymn 90 A kiss reconciles Page 103 Hymn 163 Kingdom of Christ its blessing Page 188 Hymn 3 Two LAmentations of the times Page 3 Hymn 73 for Christs absence Page 83 Hymn 28 fears of Rome Page 20 Hymn 79 Lambs feast of Love Page 91 Hymn 81 his raign our rest Page 93 Hymn 80 his song of Triumph Page 91 Hymn 131 The flock sing of him Page 152 Hymn 161 Light in darkness Page 185 Hymn 15 Longings in search of Christ Page 16 Hymn 157 MArtyrs for Christ Page 204 Hymn 159 Meditation on Gods works Page 183 Hymn 161 Morning-Star near Page 185 Hymn 65 Motives to love Christ Page 73 Hymn 98 Mount appearances Page 113 Hymn 143 NEws of Christs Star Page 164 Hymn 96 Nebuchadnezzars fornace Page 111 Hymn 87 New Jerusalems glory Page 100 Hymn 74 Nightingals night song Page 84 Hymn 140 OAth of God for his throne Page 161 Hymn 5 35 Ode precatory the Thirsty Page 5 38 Hymn 147 One thing desir'd Page 169 Hymn 30 PAntings for Zions King Page 33 Hymn 180 Paradise its 12 Plants Page 214 Hymn 14 Petition for the spirit Page 15 Pisgah sight See Cannaan Hymn 60 Plotters prevented frustrate punish't Page 68 130 160 Hymn 76 Pilgrims two or three Songs Page 90 Hymn 105 Prayers return'd terrible Page 122 Hymn 117 Providential works Page 135 Hymn 8 Pure worship longed for Page 8 Hymn 153 pleaded for Page 176 Hymn 168 Quenching for sparks of wrath on Zion Page 195 Hymn 41 RAmpant Lion is Christ Page 48 Hymn 164 Rain after long drought Page 189 Hymn 158 Rebuke to the Tempter Page 182 Hymn 39 Redemption by Christ in 3 or 4 parts Page 43 Hymn 11 Resurrection-state Page 12 Hymn 57 Return of Prayers is amends for delays Page 66 A Riddle of Eden Page 215 Hymn 18 A royal Song of Christ Page 19 Hymn 68 Christ return'd is retain'd Page 78 Hymn 107 SAbbath Gospel jubilee Page 125 Hymn 44 Salvation the 24 Elders sing Page 49 Hymn 130 Sighs for the great Shepherd Page 150 Hymn 17 for a sight of Jesus Page 17 51 2 Hymn 130 The Shepherds answer to Lambs Page 150 Hymn 64 Sight of that plant renown'd Page 72 Hymn 176 A Soliloquy for solitary Page 208 Hymn 111 Songs of deliv'rance Page 129 Hymn 86 of the last sight of God Page 102 Hymn 48 Souls one only desire Page 54 Hymn 143 Star of Christ and that Comet Page 164 Hymn 124 Subjection contentment Page 143 Hymn 164 Submission to Gods will Page 193 Hymn 86 TErrour of the judgment Page 98 Hymn 68 Thirst to see God in Zion Page 77 Hymn 94 Throne of God glorious Page 107 Hymn 149 Time of Satan short Page 171 Hymn 96 Three Childrens furnace Page 111 Hymn 126 Be Thankful for all Page 145 Hymn 6 26 A Threnetick for creation Page 6 28 Hymn 30 also for Zion Page 33 Hymn 25 Triumph of Saints Page 27 Hymn 31 Turtle-doves note Page 34 Hymn 68 VAlley of Bacah Page 77 Hymn 115 Victorious Halelujah's Page 133 Hymn 71 Vine of Christ bleeding Page 80 Hymn 54 Virgins call to trim up Page 60 Hymn 138 Vine a prophesie of it Page 160 Hymn 85Vnion and Communion with Christ Page 97 Hymn 128 Voyce of our Shepherd Page 148 Hymn 165 Vocation a great blessing Page 191 Hymn 63 Vision of the Lamb in Flesh Page 71 Hymn 173 in Flames Page 201 Hymn 184Vpper Garden 's ultimate glory Page 219 Hymn 77 Vials on Rome our cool gales Page 88 Hymn 182 WEll of lif 's spring Page 216 Hymn 91 Wellcome to Christs return Page 104 Hymn 99 Wheeles all roul as God will Page 116 Hymn 154 Wishes sent to a friend Page 177 Hymn 104 Whore and Dragon conquer'd Page 121 Hymn 84 World under foot a beauty Page 96 Hymn 97 YEars of jubilee Page 112 Hymn 189 Yelling Wolves rang Page 148 Hymn 96 ZEal as hot as Nebuchadnez furnace Page 111 Hymn 7 Zions lamentation for the Lord Page 7 Hymn 113 Zions joy surprizes Page 131 Postscript Reader THE Author intends a Second Part all on the Scripture if these bring but in his bare charges but Observator Numb 87. is so bold with Law to come to a Conventicle forge a name and abuse Ra-Conscience and pervert part of a Hymn citing it as Satan did Scripture in part only so tender he is of that old Roman Nimrod that hee 'l help to start a prey by barking at words and next imposing his sence that verse was At Babel first confusion came Lord send it once again In her confusion raise thy name So finish Nimrods raign But to leave him to 's scurrilous scrible until the next House of Lords touze him I add There being a late discourse of that Comet the Reader is desir'd with that book on Matth. 2. to compare G. Withers in 's Speccul Sp. p. 132. There will to thwart their hopes a New Star blaze Within the West that shall the World amaze And influences through the universe So quickly and prodigiously disperse That aided by concurring Constellations It shall have some effects upon most Nations And cause such changes as will make a stand In those attempts that now men have in hand c. FINIS
HYMNES and Spiritual SONGS Extracted From SCRIPTURE on occasion of some useful Texts discuss't Composed In private Meditation and made use of once In Publick for the Saints Comfort Now Published for their sakes that sung them or others that desire them Psal 32.7 And compass me about with Songs of Deliv'rance Psal 77.6 I call to mind my Song in the Night Matth. 26.30 When they had sung an Hymn they departed Plinius secundus pleads that Christians at meetings did Nil Romanis legibus contrarium nisi hoc solum quod antelucanos Hymnos Christo cuidam canerent deo Euseb cap. 32. p. 67. London Printed by J. R. for the Author 1682. To the Reader AS Errors in judgement cloud our heads in affections our hearts in action our lives humanum est errare So specially do errors in divine Worship obnubilate our devotion to God So that all may say or be mute as David who understands his errors Ps 19.12 who can indeed But of errours in Religion both in Doctrine and Worship not here now to treat at large of aspiring to Deity as Pagans arrogating legislation as Papagans affecting domination as Prelates I only touch obiter the self assumption of the Titles empty Names and Forms of Church Ordinances and Ministry without the things themselves As we Protestants of all sorts too oft do Oh how 't would become us first to enquire after divine measures by that Scripture-golden reed and to be asham'd of all we have done and next to wait and seek for that Holy Spirit as the Apostles were bid in Acts 1.4.8 rather than temerate as one sayes Gods sacred mysteries with unwashen hands and make that a mean of temporal Life that through the justice of God becomes the occasion of our own and others spiritual if not eternal death But two things concern us all that venerate that second Command that Papists expunge the Decalogue the one is to know the Holy will of our God both for matter and form that the first be bonum the second bene good well done that it be not call'd vain Oblation c. The other is to fear his wrath that ever attends divine jealousie If but so small as may seem an errour slip us as did Nadab and Abihu at the entry of Worship in offering strange fire and common or as Eli's Sons or Uzah's rash touch or Naamans cringing to Rimmon for company with his King and Master or as Uriahs usurping the Preisthood All which are fatal examples that do caution us to be tremulous for in all the parts of Worship Preaching Prayer Ministration of Instituted seals and Censures c. I fear our errors at our Masters coming will be found not a few so that we may say as Naaman the Lord pardon us c. as 2 Kings 5.17 or as David about Uzahs boldness in Errour 2 Sam. 6. v. 7. The Lord made a breach because we sought him not in the due order But I only mean to touch a little that part of Worship that is call'd singing And since its needless to lay open the Theory of it being so well done by others as Cotton Sydnam Rous Barton Hen. Ainsworth Those of N. E. and in that of Scotland Let me only hint at the Nature Form and Vse of Song in General the Occasion and rise of these in particular For the Nature I do not mean Jigs as the Papist styl'd Hopkins nor bare Poems as Crafhaws or Herberts Quarles Withers or Pordage's c. who tho' their songs may be good and spiritual and far usefuller especially to youth than amorous lays of Wit wanton Rhapsodies and prophane Ballads yet I should scarce take them as materials for Worship The ornature being human and polite But this I mean by 't A Spiritual Song in Scripture words or sense compos'd in measures tunable sung alone or with others to the Lords own praise our own or others joy in a sweet harmony of heart and voyces This may at present serve to hint the nature of song as the Author takes it till more convenient time be to enlarge upon it The great point that depends of late is about the form how to do it aright here quot capita tot sententiae some seclude it wholly their Assemblies and Families as lost like Hebrew-Musick and Meeter till 't is restor'd and so practise it not other than by prayer and praise natural worship Some in the other extream make so common and formal work of it that as the Minister sits above it as if it were below him to exhibite a song so a Clark the fag end of Anti-Christ takes upon him to lead as a Reader Some few only joyn as in prayer with one that has a song and utters it whether extempore or no I say not not the voice of any present joyning harmony with him as Silas and Paul and Miriam of old did c. This I like not Some again are for 't but act not as stumbling at a promiscuous assembly not yet being on mount Zion where the Lamb 's new song will be these are holy souls but short of duty for there be songs in the night one may sing at the lowest by the skirts of Zion with an eye to the heights as Jer. 3 1 12. nay in Jeremiah's Dungeon or Daniels Den or the Bishops Colehouse or the three Children in the Flames Others are for acting as we may now on the lowest round of Jacobs Ladder the Foot stair of Gods Temple Yet again some are for the Old way the Old Translation all old c. Others for correction and Reformation of which sort I am one and tho 't has been us'd till of late to sing in the words of David as of old 2 Chron. 29.30 Yet I scruple not to use the Canticles nor the sence of other Scriptures in the same or other words consonant to the Analogy of Fa th If then for the matter my song be in the words of the Sacred Scripture or reducible to it and for the form I neither limit my self in the composure nor yet impose on others least of all fix a stand or bound beyond which none in time to come ought to go tho' of more light and spirit than I am and aiming at purer Reformation yea waiting for a renovation of all I see not why any can scruple to joyn with me so or I with them Now for the use of Hymns and Songs I find the advantages that accrew many to compose and calm our evil spirits as Sauls was by David 1 Sam. 16.16 23. To allay a vexed perturb'd mind at the sight of a sinner as the Prophet 2 Kings 3.15 was by a Minstrel and one a late so weary in travel that he could not Preach till he had hear'd Musick As on the other hand the mind being 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 well compos'd as Jam. 5.13 or merry it exhilerates and improves spiritual joy and comfort made Pauls Chain light and Stocks easie sometimes its instructive as some Psalms be