HYMN CI. The Remembrance of Christ in the Supper

Christ, in that Night he was betray'd, Took Bread, gave Thanks, it break and said, My broken Body here you see; Take, eat it, and remember me.

Thus also he the Cup did take; Here's sealing Blood shed for your sake, Which doth my Test'ment ratify: Let all drink, and remember me.

Your Pardon, with what's for your Good, Is purchas'd by my dearest Blood: My Blood to you makes Pardon free; In drinking then, remember me.

For hungry Souls here's Manna rare, God sends from Heaven for your Fare; This Manna falls now plent'ously: In eating then, remember me.

Here God sits on a Throne of Grace, Where sinful Men may see his Face: My Blood procures your access free; In drinking then remember me.

See here the Tree of Life with Fruit, And Leaves which heal and strength recruit; These I shake down, poor Soul, to thee: Eat freely, and remember me.

See Jacob's Ladder here set up, A covenanting God at top: Climb, and God will transact with thee; In doing this, remember me.

Hence runs of Life the River pure, Which our Soul's-Wounds doth cleanse and cure; It freely runs to all, you see: Drink by Faith, and remember me.