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HYMN 50. First Part. L.M.
Give us this day our daily bread. (cont.)

4	Forgiving grace do thou impart To cheer and sanctify each heart; May we in death join with our Head, And feed on Christ the living bread.

HYMN 50. Second Part. L.M.
Father, feed and bring us safely home!

1	THRO' all the various shifting scene Of life's mistaken ill or good; Thy hand, O God, conducts unseen The beautiful vicissitude.
2	Thou givest with paternal care, Howe'er unjustly we complain, To each their necessary share Of joy and sorrow, health and pain.
3	Trust we to youth, or friends or pow'r, Fix we on this terrestrial ball? When most secure, the coming hour, If thou see fit, may blast them all.
4	When lowest sunk with grief and shame, Fill'd with affliction's bitter cup, Lost to relations, friends and fame, Thy pow'r ful hand can raise us up.
5	Thy pow'rful consolations cheer; Thy smiles suppress the deep-fetch'd sigh; Thy hand can dry the trickling tear, That secret wets the orphan's eye.
6	Thus far sustain'd, and cloth'd and fed, Thro' life's tumultuous scenes we've come; Give us this day our daily bread, And lead, and bring us safely home.

HYMN 51. C.M.
Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.

1	LORD, at thy feet we sinners lie,    And knock at mercy's door;

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HYMN 51. C.M.
Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. (cont.)

1	With heavy heart and downcast eye,    Thy favour we implore.
2	In deep distress we seek thy face,    Forgiveness to receive; We trust our souls are taught thro' grace,    Our debtors to forgive.
3	'Tis pardon, pardon we implore,    O let thy bowels move! Thy grace is an exhaustless store,    And thou thyself art love.
4	O! for thine own, for Jesus' sake,    Our many sins forgive; Thy grace our rocky hearts can break,    And breaking soon relieve.
5	Mercy, good Lord, mercy we plead,    This is the total sum; Mercy, thro' Christ, mercy we need;    Lord, let thy mercy come.

HYMN 52. First Part. L.M.
Temptation.

1	THUS far my God has led me on, And made his truth and mercy known; My hopes and fears alternate rise, And comforts mingle with my sighs.
2	Thro' this wide wilderness I roam, Far distant from my blissful home; Lord, let thy presence be my stay, And guard me in this dang'rous way.
3	Temptations ev'ry where annoy, And sins and snares my peace destroy; My earthly joys are from me torn, And oft an absent God I mourn.
4	My soul with various tempests toss'd; Her hopes o'erturn'd, her projects cross'd,