2 Save us in the prosperous hour,
From the flattering tempter's power;
From his unsuspected wiles,
From the world's pernicious smiles.
3 Never let the world break in,
Fix a mighty gulf between;
Keep us humble and unknown,
Prized and loved by God alone.

563 HAMPSTEAD C. M.

4 Let us still to thee look up,

Thee, thy Israel's strength and hope;

Nothing know or seek beside
Jesus, and him crucified.

5 Far above created things

Look we down on earthly kings;
Taste our glorious liberty,
Find our happy all in thee.

CHARLES WESLEY

E. F. HORNER

2 Us into closest union draw,
And in our inward parts
Let kindness sweetly write her law,
And love command our hearts.

3 Saviour, look down with pitying eyes, Our jarring wills control;

Let cordial, kind affections rise,
And harmonize the soul.

4 O let us find the ancient way,

Our wondering foes to move, And force the heathen world to say, "See how these Christians love!' CHARLES WESLEY

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