2  The  heathen  know  thy  glory,  Lord,
The  wondering  nations  tesxa  thy  word,

In  these  far  climes  Jehovah's  known :
Our  worship  shall  no  more  be  paid
To  gods  which  mortal  hands  have  made;

Our  Maker  is  our  God  alone.
3  He  framed  the  |G[lobe,  he  built  the  sky ;
He  made  the  shming  worlds  on  high,

And  reigns  complete  in  glorv  there :
His  beams  are  majesty  and  light ;
His  beauties,  how  divinely  bright  1

His  temple,  how  divinely  fcur !

4  Come,  the  great  day,  the  glorious  hoar,
When  earth  shall  feel  his  saving  power,

And  barbarous  nations  fear  his  name;
Then  shall  the  race  of  man  eonfemt
The  beauty  of  hin  holiQess,
And  in  A#  eaarmbim  grace  proclaim.
And  let  the  wondera  oi  nis  p
Through  all  th'  earth  be  lui

3  Grent  is  th'  eternal  Lord,

And  great  nii\^t  be  his  praii

O'er  all  the  ^oda^on  bigh  ado

Hia  mightier  arm  he'll  raim

4  The  god8  the  heatlien  boasti,

Nor  hear,  nor  Bee,  nor  movi
Jehovah  is  the  Lord  ofhoetB,
Who  spread  the  heavens  b

5  Through  earth,  let  every  trib

Let  every  nation,  sing ;
Glory,  and  grace,  and  might,
To  our  eternal  King.
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ChmftJIniMdmemd  mmt

1  SING  to  the  fiftd,  ye  dktant
Ye  tribes  of  every  tongue ;
His  new  discovered  grace  den
A  new  and  nobler  song.
**  "--•-»  ♦Ko  nntinns.  Jesus  reig


PSALMS.  187

5  BcJiold,  he  comes !  he  comes  to  bless

Tlie  nations  as  tlieir  God ;
To  show  the  world  his  righteousness,
And  send  his  truth  abroad.
