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Must all the charms [thoughts] of nature then

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: Supplement to Watts #d270 (1832)
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Must all the charms of nature then

Hymnal: The American Baptist Sabbath-School Hymn-Book #439 (1842)
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Must all the charms [thoughts] of nature then

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns from the Best Authors. #520 (1826) Languages: English
Must all the charms [thoughts] of nature then

Must all the charms [thoughts] of nature then

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: Christian Psalms and Hymns to Aid in Public and Private Devotion #d579 (1856) Languages: English
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Must all the charms of nature, then

Author: Watts Hymnal: The Baptist Hymn Book #681 (1842) Languages: English
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Must all the charms [thoughts] of nature then

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: Hymns for Christian Melody #783 (1835) Languages: English
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Must all the charms of nature, then

Hymnal: The Psalms and Hymns of Dr. Watts #1238 (1835)
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Hymn 23 Part 2

Author: Isaac Watts Hymnal: Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts, The #I.23.2 (1806) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Must all the charms of nature, then Lyrics: Must all the charms of nature, then, So hopeless to salvation prove? Can hell demand, can heav'n condemn, The man whom Jesus deigns to love? The man who sought the ways of truth, Paid friends and neighbors all their due; A modest, sober, lovely youth, And thought he wanted nothing new. But mark the change; thus spake the Lord- "Come, part with earth for heav'n today:" The youth, astonished at the word, In silent sadness went his way. Poor virtues that he boasted so, This test unable to endure; Let Christ, and grace, and glory go, To make his land and money sure! Ah, foolish choice of treasures here! Ah, fatal love of tempting gold! Must this base world be bought so dear? Are life and heav'n so cheaply sold? In vain the charms of nature shine, If this vile passion govern me: Transform my soul, O love divine! And make me part with all for thee. Scripture: Mark 10:21 Languages: English
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A lovely youth falling short of Heaven

Author: Dr. Watts Hymnal: A Selection of Hymns #DXX (1792) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Must all the charms of nature then Lyrics: 1 Must all the charms of nature then, So hopeless to salvation prove? Can hell demand, can heaven condemn The man whom Jesus deigns to love?— 2 The man who sought the ways of truth, Paid friends and neighbours all their due; A modest, sober, lovely youth, Who thought he wanted nothing new? 3 But mark the change: thus spake the Lord, "Come, part with earth for heaven to-day," The youth, astonish'd at the word, In silent sadness went his way. 4 Poor virtues, that he boasted so, This test unable to endure, Let Christ, and grace, and glory go, To make his land and money sure! 5 Ah foolish choice of treasures here! Ah fatal love of tempting gold! Must this base world be bought so dear? Are life and heav'n so cheaply sold? 6 In vain the charms of nature shine, If this vile passion govern me; Transform my soul, O love divine! And make me part with all for thee. Topics: Times and Seasons Youth; Youth encouraged to seek the Lord; A lovely youth falling short of heaven Scripture: Mark 10:21 Languages: English
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A lovely youth falling short of heaven

Hymnal: The Hartford Selection of Hymns from the Most Approved Authors #CCLXV (1799) Meter: 8.8.8.8 First Line: Must all the charms of nature then Lyrics: 1 Must all the charms of nature, then, So hopeless to salvation prove? Can hell demand, can heav'n condemn, The man whom Jesus deigns to love? 2 The man who sought the ways of truth, Paid friends and neighbors all their due; A modest, sober, lovely youth, And thought he wanted nothing new? 3 But mark the change: thus spake the Lord, "Come, part with earth for heav'n to-day," The youth, astonish'd at the word, In silent sadness went his way. 4 Poor virtues, that he boasted so, This test unable to endure, Let Christ, and grace, and glory go, To make his land and money sure! 5 Ah foolish choice of treasures here! Ah fatal love of tempting gold! Must this base world be bought so dear? Are life and heav'n so cheaply sold! 6 In vain the charms of nature shine, If this vile passion govern me; Transform my soul, O love divine! And make me part with all for thee. Topics: Lovely youth falling short of heaven; Youth The accepted time Scripture: Mark 10:21 Languages: English
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