TRANSLATION OF A NATIVE HYMN.
Tune—new Sabhath, l.m. How wayward is my heart! and oh I How madly in the paths of woe, It bears my steps along; and elings, To this cold earth, and eanlily things. Nor heaven's calm, and sacred rest, Enkindles in this carnal l-roast, O/ie hope; —nor yonder pit, I fear, Nor aught,—so reckless my career. But death will soon assume his sway And seize this tenement of clay; Then where, Oh, where,—niuy mortals tell?— Shall this poor sin stained spirit dwell? Jesus unloose the bands, I pray, Which bind my spirit, day by day; Oh, take away this darkened heart, And then a heart, renewed, impart. A heart, obedient, wise, subdued, A heart benign, with truth imbued ; A heart iinmov'd by sin ; to prove, Thy full, thy free, and perfect love. Auckland, Dec, 18">2.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 105, 30 December 1852, Page 3
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139TRANSLATION OF A NATIVE HYMN. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 105, 30 December 1852, Page 3
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