| VIII.— | Past eight o'clock! O, Herrnhuth, do thou ponder; |
| Eight souls in Noah's Ark were living yonder. |
| IX.— | 'Tis nine o'clock! ye brethren, hear it striking; |
| Keep hearts and houses clean, to our Saviour's liking. |
| X.— | Now, brethren, hear, the clock is ten and passing; |
| None rest but such as wait for Christ's embracing. |
| XI.— | Eleven is past! Still at this hour eleven |
| The Lord is calling us from earth to heaven. |
| XII.— | Ye brethren, hear, the midnight clock is humming; |
| At midnight our great Bridegroom will be coming. |
| I.— | Past one o'clock! The day breaks out of darkness; |
| Great Morning Star appear, and break our hardness. |
| II.— | 'Tis two! On Jesus wait this silent season, |
| Ye two so near related, Will and Reason. |
| III.— | The clock is three! The blessed three doth merit |
| The best of praise, from body, soul and spirit. |
| IV.— | 'Tis four o'clock! When three make supplication, |
| The Lord will be the fourth on that occasion. |
| V.— | Five is the clock! Five virgins were discarded, |
| While five with wedding garments were rewarded. |
| VI.— | The clock is six, and I go off my station. |
| Now, brethren, watch yourselves for your salvation. |