...No spiders nest, noe Durt noe Dust nor filthe may there be seene.' ' Ah my sweete home hierusaleme would god I were in thee, Would god my woes were at an end thy ioyes that I might see.' Space alone prevents our further discussing the interesting questions of its...

...old hymn recorded in the Pilgrim's Guide. " Jerusalem, my happy home, O that 1 were in thee; O would my woes were at an end, Thy joys that I might see!" &c. &c.< Almost every thing of this kind, however, which has been left us by our forefathers, is written...

...! In thee no sorrow may be found, Noe greefe, noe care, noe toyle. Ah ! my sweete home, Hierusalem, Would God I were in thee ! Would God my woes were at an end, Thy joyes that I might see." This piece has the unattractive and baffling title of " A Song made by FBP,...

...old hymn recorded in the Pilgrim's Guide: "Jerusalem, my happy home, O that I were in thee. O would my woes were at an end$ Thy joys that I might see! &c. &c." Almost every thing of this kind, however, which has been left usby our forefathers is written...

...doth come That is not passing clean ; No spiders' web, no dirt, no dust, No filth may there be seen. Ah, my sweet home, Jerusalem ; Would God I were in...my woes were at an end, Thy joys that I might see. Thy saints are crowned with glory great, They see God face to face, They triumph still, they still...

...language of the time, has, as we may believe, been abundantly fulfilled : " Ah, my sweet home, Hierusalem, Would God I were in thee ; Would God my woes were at an end, Thy ioyg that I might see ! " All this we have reason to believe ; but who the man was whose initials we...

...choir, Ten thousand times that man were blest That might this music hear. Jerusalem ! my happy home ! Would God I were in thee, Would God my woes were at an end, Th' joya that I might see ! THE WOUNDS OP JESUS. BY BEV. TV. AITCHISON. " He showed them his hands...

...praises I will ever give to thee. HYMN 49. 1 JERUSALEM ! my happy home, O that I were in thee ! O that my woes were at an end, Thy joys that I might see ! 2 O happy harbour of the saints, O sweet and pleasant soil ! In thee no sorrows may be seen, No cross,...

...respects, that of Dickson. It begins — ' Jerusalem, my happy home, 0 that I were in thee ! 0 that my woes were at an end, Thy joys that I might see ! ' During the earlier part of the seventeenth century (between 1610 and 1660), we find no traces of...

...divine ; Like sun amid the firmament, Above the planets all doth shine. 26 Hierusalem ! my happie home I Would God I were in thee ! Would God my woes were at an end, Thy joyes that I might see! FINIS. No one can doubt, I think, that the above hymn is the bafis of that...