50.

v. 2, l. 8, 'kingdom' orig. 'kingdoms'

60.

v. 1, l. 4, orig. 'equal his stupendous love'
u 4, l. 3, orig. 'Fix me, dear Lord,'

68.

v. 1, orig. 'O never, never canst thou know
What then for thee the Saviour bore,
The pangs of that mysterious woe
That wrung his frame at every pore,
The weight that pressed upon his brow,
The fever of his bosom's core.'
v. 3, l. 1, 'For' orig. 'But'
1. 4, orig. 'angel-breasts'

7.5, blessed Lord,' orig. 'Lord of hosts,'
7. 6, 'infinite,' orig. fathomless,'

82.

v. 1, l. 1, 'Christ' orig. 'him'

84.

v. 3, l. 6, orig. 'My life in death; my heaven in'

85.

v. 2, l. 3, orig. 'Extol the stem of Jesse's'
v. 4, orig. 'Let every tribe and every tongue
That bound creation's call,

Now shout in universal song

ong,

The crowned Lord of all.'

89.

v. 2, l. 3, ‘anointed,' orig. ‘appointed.'

112.

v. 2, l. 3, they pass' orig. I passed'
1. 4, 'breathe' orig. 'breathed'

v. 3, l. 1, orig. For though in dreadful whirls we hung'
7. 3, orig. 'I knew thou wert'

v. 4, l. 2, 'we'll' orig. 'I'll'

v. 5, l. 3, orig. 'if death must be my doom,'
7. 4, orig. 'my soul'

113.

v. 3, l. 1, 'praise' orig. 'bless'
v. 5, l. 1, 'let' orig. 'shall'

7. 2, orig. 'Then I and mine shall'

115.

v. 5, l. 2, 'its' orig. 'his'

121.

v. 3, l. 3, 'now, nor e'er' orig. 'for you can't'

125.

v. 4, l. 1, orig. View him grovelling'
7. 2, 'Saviour' orig. 'Maker'

134.

v. 2, l. 3, 'are' orig. 'is'

136.

v. 4, l. 3, orig. 'This is that moment'

ls. 1, 2, are transposed from a following verse in the original.

158.

vs. 3, 4, are transposed.

171.

v. 1, l. 1, 'Lord' orig. 'Now'

v. 3, l. 4, orig. That shall have the same pay?'
v. 5, l. 1, ‘has' orig. 'hath'

v. 2, l. 2, is as C. Wesley wrote it.

It is altered in the Wesleyan
Hymn Book.

Part Second, v. 2, l. 5, 'mercies' orig. 'bowels'

231.

v. 4, l. 2, ‘eyelids close' orig. 'eyestrings break'

v. 1, ls. 3, 4, orig.

v. 2, ls. 3, 4, in the

232.

'Scorned be the thought by rich and poor;
O may I scorn it more and more :'
original follow v. 3, making 'noon' the last
word of v. 2.

v. 2, l. 3, 'beams of light' orig. 'beam of noon'
7. 4, 'this benighted orig. 'all this midnight'
v. 3, l. 2, 'be ashamed' orig. 'blush to think'
7. 3, midnight' orig. 'evening'

l. 4, ‘That Morning-Star, bids

v. 4, l. 1, 'that dear' orig. 'of that'

7. 2, orig. On whom, for heaven, my hopes'
7. 3, orig. 'It must not be-

v. 5, l. 2, 'guilt' orig. 'crimes'
1. 3, 'good' orig. 'joy'

1. 4, ‘fear' orig. 'fears'
̧v. 6, l. 3, ‘glory' orig. 'portion'

234.

v. 1, l. 2, 'true' orig. 'sweet'

6

v. 3, l. 2, orig. Of my strength and wisdom spoiled,'

326.

v. 1, l. 1, ‘ye' orig. 'we'

247.

v. 1, l. 3, orig. 'See thy followers, O Lamb,'
1. 4, 'Let us all' orig. 'All at once'

258.

v. 1, l. 6, orig. 'Feed me till I want no more.'
v. 2, l. 3, 'fiery, cloudy' orig. 'fire and cloudy'

261.

v. 2, l. 1, 'Thou art' orig. 'Christ is '
1. 2, 'thy' orig. 'his'

v. 3, l. 3, 'will' orig. 'shall'

ls. 5, 6, orig. 'How can I sink with such a prop,
That bears the world and all things up.'

v. 4, l. 2, 'port' orig. 'haven'

1. 3. sails' orig. wings'

7. 6. 'waves' orig. 'seas'

268.

v. 5, l. 1, ‘his heralds' orig. 'vaunt-couriers'

278.

vs. 3, 4, 5, are 6, 5, 4 of the original.

280.

vs. 2, 3, are transposed.

v. 3, the two tetrastichs, parts of different verses in the original,
are transposed.
281.

v. 3, l. 2, 'its' orig. 'her'

7. 3, 'it' orig. she'

284.

v. 9, in the Latin, does not belong to the original hymn, but has
been added by some one at a later date.

285.

v. 2, ls. 1-4, orig. "The dead in Christ are first to rise

And greet the archangel's warning;

To meet the Saviour in the skies
On this auspicious morning;'

v. 3, s. 1-4, orig. 'Far over space, to distant spheres,

The lightnings are prevailing;

The ungodly rise, and all their tears

And sighs are unavailing;'

6, orig. 'his throne'

v. 4, ls. 1–5, orig. 'Stay, fancy, stay, and close thy wings,

Repress thy flight too daring;

One wondrous sight my comfort brings,
The Judge my nature wearing:
Beneath his cross I view the day'

286.

Madan's hymn reads,

v. 1. l. 6, 'Hallelujah, Amen.'

v. 3, l. 1, 'Every island, sea, and mountain,'

291.

In the original v. 2 stands between vs. 4 and 5.

295.

Part Second, v. 2, l. 5, And' orig. 'But'
In the original v. 2, ls. 5-8 come after v. 3.
v. 3, l. 1, orig. 'Beheld, when morn shall waken'
7. 2, 'The orig. 'And'

7. 5, 'There' orig. 'Yes,'

299.

v. 1, l. 2, 'the' orig. 'God's'

1. 3, orig. And from the Lamb; a living stream'

6

v. 3, l. 5, 'fly' orig. 'flee'

v. 1, l. 3, 'lengths' orig. 'length'

v. 2, l. 1, orig. 'Thy dazzling beauties whilst he sings'

v. 4, l. 1, 'hath' orig. 'has'

1. 2, 'babes' orig. 'worms'

341.

v. 1, l. 2, 'thy' orig. 'his'

342.

v. 4, ls. 3, 4, orig. 'Make us meet thy face to see,
Prays our solemn psalm.'

357.

Altered.

363.

Last line of the refrain is added.

380.

v. 1, l. 2, 'tender' orig. 'tenderest'
1. 4, 'fold' orig. 'folds'

v. 4. l. 3, orig. ‹ Blessed Lord, and only Saviour,'

415.

v. 1, orig. 'Sweet the time exceeding sweet,
When the saints together meet;
When the Saviour is the theme,
When they join to sing of him.'
v. 4, l. 2, ‘stubborn' orig. 'wretched'
ls. 3, 4, orig. Things of precious Christ he took,
Gave us hearts and eyes to look.'
'Sweet the place, exceeding sweet,
Where the saints in glory meet;
Where the Saviour's still the theme,
Where they see, and sing of him.'

v. 5, orig.

419.

v. 1, l. 5, orig. 'When will our hearts'
The other verses are quite different.

420.

v. 1, l. 2, 'brethren' orig. 'pastor'
v. 2, l. 1, 'calm' orig. 'good'

1. 3, 'our brethren' orig. 'O God, him'
1. 4, orig. 'His way attend'
The other verses are much altered.

Dox. V.

1. 3, orig. 'Ope'd his heart's pure fount to lave us,'
ls. 5-7, orig. Give we glory-

His be glory,

By whose death-whose life, we live.'