must be tried. It is useful also to remark, that in judging of the fruits which any principles produce, we must take our ex A HYMN TO JESUS, amples from the general cast of| those who hold them, not from Sung by the Hottentots. See this the solitary instances of the lea Magazine, page 472. ders of a party. The latter necessarily feel the influence of (Translated from the Dutch.) other considerations. Epicurus ZION's King! thou Son of God, him'self was soberand temperate, O Exalted on thy Father's throne ! though his principles led to in- Behold the purchase of thy blood ; temperance, and his disciples On thy dear bridelook gently down! were generally corrupt. It is Far from thyself, her Head, her Lord, necessary also to examine the Her Life, her Love, for thee she nature of the fruits which any longs! principles produce, by the rules Oh, come and speak some cheering which scripture has laid down. .. word, They must be the fruits of Chris-1 And soon her sighs shall turn to tian holiness. Are the Socini songs ! ans, taken as a body, the most Forget not souls stili dead in sin, humble of those who bear thel For whom thy precious blood was Christian name? Are they the shed : most devout, the most heavenly-Oh, let them feel a life divine, minded, the most watchful a- Thy mighty pow'r can raise the dead! gainst sin ? By the answer to these questions, should their pre- Now let thy glory be display'd,tensions be determined as far as Now cause the deaf thy voice to the moral effect of principles hear; , - determines their truth. That it of Zion may be said, her." Bring Tyrians, Philistines, and Moors, In the right way thy face to seek : well known person. We should | Let Satan fall, while Heav'n adores, have rejoiced to have recorded And the whole earth thy praise in these pages the edifying ex shall speak! Donations to the Missionary Society of Connecticut. April 30. A Friend of Missions, - i - - $ 10 A Friend of Missions, . - - - - - - 1 52 A Friend of Missions, . 10 20. A Friend of Missions, Berlin, . . . . 10 A child, New-Hartford, . . . 0 25 $ 95 19 IN D E X. 24 Page. Brace, Rev. Joab, ordination of, 320 419 479 bonship of, 129 241 ... 107 the faithful witness, 375 72 Abel, 273 Enoch, 397 161 evidence of, 248 - 318 Christian experience, exempli- Observer, extracts Mad. de Genlis, 120 | Comforts of the Holy Ghost, 26 275 heart, . . 191 215 441 D. 5,41 Daniel, explanation of his pro- 58 67 David, conversion of, 278 40 286 Dickinson, Rev. David, ordina- | Goodyear, Stephen, Memoirs of 224 H.. 335, 360, 400, 440, 480 . Hawes, Rev.Josiah; ordination of, : !!400 191 Heathen, Christianizing the, 180 " 115, 155 necessity of, 201 ing the heathen, .;": 189 Hottentots, mission to the, 148, in three in London, 152 i 315 3-24 - 455 . .". . 424 India, Missionaries in, 156 K. narrative of, 307, 350, ' ; 387, 433, 468 31 157 ' Connecticut, 329 Letter from a brother, 183 Lady to her Sister, 144 Shaphan,. '.***.. 215 286 . the Basil Society, 192 190 London Missionary So- 184 . 293 45 | P. · the Missionary Society O. . . 360 James Davis, . 40 David Dickinson, 80 Josiah Hawes, 400 '176 Sherman Johnson,400 Samuel Merwin, 400 Wm. L. Strong, 440 Elisha Yale, 79 158 184 A cheerful saint; 280 :224 479 Mrs. Sally Morton, 229 · Praise to the Redeemer, 120 40 215 105 *** 72 Promise of the Holy Ghost, 361 Conecticut, dona- tionsto; 40, 80, 120, 160 80,138 answered, 138 R. Trustees of, 80 Redemption a Hymn, 40 218 Religious affections, 187 feelings, 170 intelligence, 40,79,148 295, 317, 258, 400 76, 261 Revelation, no new to be expect- 346 missions, 321 Revival of Religion in Chester, 109 37 Killingworth, 31 Rupert, 112 58 ed, 341" |