513. L. M. Wesleyan. Seeking Rest. 1 O Thou, in whom the weary find Alone their permanent repose; Send light into my doubting mind, Relieve my fears, assuage my woes; O let my soul on Thee be cast, Till sin's fierce tyranny be past. 2 Far, far from Thee, O God, removed, Long have I wandered to and fro; O'er earth in endless circles roved, Nor found whereon to rest below; Back unto Thee, at last, I fly: Save! for the waters still are high. 3 Selfish pursuits and pleasure's maze, The things of earth, for Thee I leave; Pat forth Thy hand, Thy hand of grace, Into the ark of love receive; Take this poor fluttering soul to rest, And still it, Father, on Thy breast. 4 Fill with inviolable peace; 'Stablish in faith my restless heart; In Thee let all my wanderings cease, From Thee may I no more depart; Never again from Thee remove, Loved with an everlasting love! 514. 10s. M. Dr. Tuckerman. My Heaven in Thee. 1 Father divine, this deadening power control, Which to the senses binds the immortal soul; O break this bondage, Lord! I would be free, And in my soul would find my heaven, in Thee. 2 My heaven in Thee! O God, no other heaven To the immortal soul can e'er be given; O, let Thy kingdom now within me come, And as above, so here, Thy will be done! 3 My heaven in Thee, O Father, let me find-- My heaven in Thee, within a heart resigned; No more, of heaven and bliss, my soul, despair, For where my God is found, my heaven is there. 515. S. M. Wesleyan. Watch and Pray, Lest Ye Enter into Temptation. 1 Father, this slumber shake From off my heavy soul! Say to me now,--awake! awake! And I will make thee whole! 2 Touch with Thy strengthening hand; Arouse me in this hour; And make me fully understand The thunder of Thy power. 3 Give me on Thee to call; Always to watch and pray, Lest I into temptation fall, And cast my shield away. 4 For each assault prepared And watchful may I be, Forever standing on my guard, And looking unto Thee. 516. S. M. C. Wesley. For Help in Temptation. 1 Thou seest my feebleness; Father! be Thou my power, My help and refuge in distress, My fortress and my tower! 2 Give me to trust in Thee; Be Thou my sure abode; My helm and sword and buckler be, My Saviour and my God! 3 Myself I cannot save, Myself I cannot keep; But strength in Thee I surely have, Whose eyelids never sleep.