Before the morning watch

CONTENTS I Of Our Present State i "Out of the deep" II Of the Need of Utterance; and of the Fellowship of Sympathy 7 ". . . have I called . . ." III Of the Call to God, and of His Response 21 ". . . unto Thee, O Lord.” IV Of Humility and Penitence in Prayer ; and of a Nation's Repentance 36 "Lord, hear my voice. Let Thine ears be attentive to the voice of my supplication.” V Of the Judgments passed by Conscience, the World, and God ; and of the Mercy of God's Judgments 51 “If Thou, Lord, wilt be extreme to mark what is done amiss, O Lord, who may abide it? With the Lord there is mercy.” VI Of the Spirit of Holy Fear 65 "There is forgiveness with Thee, that Thou mayest be feared.” VII Of the Desire for God; and of Personal Faith in our Saviour 80 “I look for the Lord." VIII Of the Discipline by which the Soul is trained; and of the Times of Darkness 95 "My soul doth wait for Him." IX Of the Flight towards the Holy City; or the Danger of Tarrying, and of Safety in God 110 “My soul fleeth unto the Lord, before the morning watch.” X Of the Duty of Hope 126 “O Israel, hope in the Lord.” XI Of our Redemption through Christ Crucified “With Him is plenteous redemption.” 139 XII Of the Nature of Sin, and of Bringing Souls to the Redeemer “He shall redeem Israel from all his sins.” 156 Digitized by Google.
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