Seventh Day Adventist Church Hymnal 1941 by Paul Godfrey

Preface Fifty-five years ago the General Conference published our denominational h ymnal, " H ymns and Tunes, " and for many years this book has served a useful purpose in the hymnology of the church. Through the years other books, as "Christ in Song," "Gospel in Song," etc., have been brought out to meet the need of a wider range of suitable music for the church, Sabbath school, and young people 's meetings. But from far and near the need of a new hymnal, which should include songs of the advent faith adapted for use in the church service as well as those suited more especially for Sabbath schools and young people 's meetings, has been urged. The General Conference in session in 1936 authorized the General Conference Committee to study the need for a new church hymnal. The Atitumn Council of that year, held in Fort Worth, Texas, recommended that a new church hymnal be prepared, and the Council appointed a small committee to begin preparation of the manuscript. Later, in Washington, D.C., this committee was enlarged to twenty members, and was instructed to select suitable hymns, edit both words and music, and bring into being a new hymnal. The committee has exercised care and discrimination in the selections made. The total number of hymns in the collection agreed upon is somewhat less than in "Hymns and Tunes." The committee has selected many of the best hymns available. Some of these are old standard and familiar hymns. About thirty never before printed have been contributed by our Seventh-day Adventist musicians. The plan of setting all words within the musical accompaniment has been followed. This will be a real aid to those who read music. The music editors have sometimes transposed the key in order that a greater proportion of the congregation may be able to join in the singing. Responsive Scripture readings have been provided, so that these may be available for use in public worship. Topical and first-line indexes will aid in the selection of hymns on particular themes. It is the General Conference plan that this hymnal shall take the place of "Hymns and Tunes" and "Christ in Song" in our public services. We believe it is the best compilation of hymns

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ever prepared for the use of our Seventh-day Adventist churches. The work of compilation has been done by men who live and breathe the advent spirit. They have sought to preserve for the church uplifting and inspiring songs and hymns of worship that will contribute to the deepening of the spiritual experience of all who use the book. They have endeavored also to retain those hymns which proclaim in song the distinctive doctrines of the advent movement. Every effort has been made to trace the ownership of copyrighted hymns, and to give proper credit. Any inadvertent omissions or inaccuracies will gladly be corrected in future editions. We recognize with gratitude the excellent service rendered by the editors and the music committee in selecting hymns, arranging and planning the hymnal, and reading the proofs; and gratefully acknowledge the contribution of new hymns and tunes by the authors. We express our appreciation to those who have given permission for the inclusion of hymns in this collection, and tender our thanks to all who have labored earnestly to bring out this hymnal. We trust that it will be cordially received, and widely used by our churches, and that it will prove a great blessing to the church at large. GENERAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

CONTENTS Hymn

WORSHIP Adoration and Praise _______ _ Opening of Worship _________ _ Closing of Worship ___________ _ Morning Hymns _______________ _ Evening Hymns _________________ _

1-23 24-30 31-38 39-47 48-61

GOD THE FATHER Love of God _____ _________________ _ Majesty and Power ___________ _ Abiding Presence _______________ _ Providence of God ___________ _ God's Power in Nature ___ _

62-68 69-80 81,82 83-90 91-98

JESUS CHRIST His Incarnation and Advent ______________________________ 99-113 Life and Ministry ________________ 114-117 Sufferings and Death ________ 118-130 His Resurrection and Ascensi on ________________________ 131-136 His Priesthood ____________________ 137-139 His Love and Sympathy ____ 140-151 His Glory and Praise ________ 152-172 His Second Coming __________ 173-198 His Kingdom and Reign ____ 199-203

THE HOLY SPIRIT __________ 204-216

THE HOLY SCRIPTURES 217-220

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THE GOSPEL The Call __________________________ 22 I -232 Repen tance __________________________ 233-240 Faith and Trust __________________ 241-265 Consecration ________________________ 266-290 Salvation and Redemption 291-298 Reward of the Saints ________ 299-306 Eternal Life ________________________ 307-309

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE Joy and Peace ____________________ 310-315 Meditation and Prayer ______ 316-336 Discipleshi p __________________________ 337-341 Work and Duty __________________ 342-348 Loyalty ________________________________ 349, 350 Watchfulness ______________________ 351-353 Warfare ________________________________ 354-367 Pilgrimage ____________________________ 368-378 Hope and Aspiration ________ 379-390 Guidance ___________________ ___________ 391-409

THE CHRISTIAN HOME Home and Children __________ 410-415 4I 6 Marriage ______________________________ Hymns for Children __________ 417-430

THE CHURCH AND DOCTRINES The Church ________________________ 431-437 Baptism ________________________________ 438, 439 Ministry and Missions __ ____ 440-454

CONTENTS Hymn

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The Sabbath ________________________ 455-470 The Lord's Supper ____________ 471 -476 Tithes and Offerings ________ 477-479 Workers' Gatherings __________ 480 Judgment ____________________________481, 482

Watchfulness ________________________ 630 Hope and Aspiration ________ 631-634 Salvation and Redemption 635-638 Eternal Life ________________________ 639-642 Adoration and Praise ________ 643-651 Christian Fellowship __________ 652 Sabbath ________________________________ 653, 654 Study of the Word ______________ 655, 656 Missions ________________________________ 657 Offerings ______________________________ 658

SPECIAL OCCASIONS Dedication ____________________________ 483-487 Funeral ________________________________ 488 -495 Thanksgiving ______________________ 496 Tern perance ________________________ 497 -502 Patriotic ________________________________ 503-513 N ew Year ______________________________ 514

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS 659-670

CHOIR AND SPECIAL ____ 671-682 HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP _______________________ ___ 515-524 SENTENCES AND RESPONSES ______________________ 683-703

SABBATH SCHOOL Holy Spirit __________________________525,526 Jesus' Love and Sympathy 527-532 Sufferings and Death ________ 533-535 Second Coming __________________ 536-549 His Kingdom and Reign __ 550-558 Repentance __________________________ 559, 560 The Call ______________________________ 561-575 Warfare ________________________________ 576 Faith and Trust __________________ 577-591 Consecration ________________________ 592-600 Meditation and Prayer ____ 601-606 Joy or Peace ________________________ 607 -615 Disci pleshi p ________________________ 616-618 Work and Duty __________________ 619-629

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INDEX LIST Alphabetical Index of Tunes 624 Index of Authors, Translators, and Sources ____________________________ 618 Index of Composers, Arrangers, and Sources of Tunes ____________ 621 Index of First Lines of Tunes 633 Index of Responsive Readings 640 Metrical Index of Tunes ________ 627 Topical Index ____________________________ 610

WORSHIP-ADORATION

AND PRAISE

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ADORATION AND PRAISE

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Praise to the Lord Lobe Den Herren. 14.14.4.7.8.

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EDWARD H . PLUMPTRE, 1865

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1. 0 for a heart to praise my God! A heart from sin set free, 2. A heart re-signed, sub - mis - sive, meek, My dear Re-deem - er's throne, 3. A heart in ev - ery thought re-newed, And full of love di - vine, 4. Thy na - ture, gra - cious Lord, im - part; Come quick-Iy from a - bove; :~ -IL __

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A heart that al - ways feels Thy blood, So free - ly shed for me. Where on - ly Christ is heard to speak, Where J e - sus reigns a - lone. eop - y, Lord, of Thine. Per - feet, and right, and pure, and good, A my heart, Thy new, best name of Love. Write Thy new name up - on -I'- -#_ I I--d--f--~.

Angel Voices Ever Singing Angel Voices. 8.5.8.5.8.4.3.

FRANCIS POTT, 1861

ARTHUR SULLIVAN, 1872

I voic - es ev - er sing - ing 1. An - gel 2. Thou who art be - yond the far - thest 3. Yea, we know Thy love re - joic - es 4. Here, great God, to - day we of - fer ~

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Rest not day nor night. sin - ful man? Songs of For Thy praise com- bine; All un - wor - thi - ly,

Thou-sands on - ly live to bless Thee, And con - fess Thee Can we feel that Thou art near us, And wilt hear us? Crafts-man's art and mu-sic's meas-ure For Thy pleas - ure Hearts and minds and hands and voices, In our choic - est

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WORSHIP

Lord of All Being, Throned Afar Park Street. L.M. Arr. from FREDERICK M. A. VENUA, c. 1810

O. W. HOLMES, 1848

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be life, is life,

throned a - far, Thy glo - ry quick - ening ray Sheds on our with-drawn; Our noon-tide a - bove, Whose light is us free, And kin-dling

flames from path the IS Thy truth, whose hearts that

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'-sun and star; Cen - ter and soul of ev - ery sphere, Yet to each Cheers the long glow of day; Star of our hope, Thy soft - ened light All, save the gra - cious dawn; Our rain - bow arch, Thy mer - cy's sign; warmth is love, Be - fore Thy ev - er - blaz - ing throne We ask no bum for Thee; Till all Thy liv - ing a1 - tars claim One ho - Iy

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heart how near! Yet to each of the night, Cheers the long are Thine, All, save the sin, of our own, We ask no heaven-Iy flame! One ho - ly ./L-

heart of

., how near! the night. are Thine. own. flame.

My Gracious Lord, I Own Thy Right Lebanon. L.M.

PHILIP DODDRIDGE

CHESTER G. ALLEN

1. My gra-cious Lord, I own Thy right To ev - ery serv-ice I can pay, 2. What is my be - ing but for Thee-Its sure sup-port, its no - blest end? joy, Or to increase myworld-Iy good; 3. I would not sigh for world-Iy 4. 'Tis to my Sav-iour I would live-To Him who for my ran - som died; 5. His work my hoar-y age shall bless When youthful vi~ - or is no more;

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Lord, With Glowing Heart I'd Praise Thee Preston. 8.7.8.7.D. HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

FRANCIS SCOTT KEy

1. Lord, with glow - ing heart

I'd praise Thee For the bliss Thy love be-stows; 2. Praise, my soul, the God that sought thee, Wretched wan-derer, far a- stray; 3. Lord, this bos - om's ar - dent feel- ing Vain -ly would my lips ex-press . ."-

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For the par-doning grace that saves me, And the peace that from it flows: Found thee lost, and kind - ly brought thee From the paths of death a - way. Low be - fore Thy foot - stool kneel-ing, Deign Thy sup-pliant's prayer to bless;

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Help, 0 God, my weak en-deav - or: This dull soul to rap - ture raise; Praise, with love's de - vout - est feel - ing, Him who saw they guilt-born fear, Let Thy grace, my soul's chief treas-ure, Love's pure flame with - in me raise; -#.

J9y=ifH I s: N = Id d ~ 3I d B-P Thou must light the flame, or nev - er And, the light of hope re-veal - ing, And, since words can nev - er meas-ure,

Can my soul be warmed to praise. Bade the bloodstained cross ap - pear. Let my life show forth Thy praise. -fIL- ..-

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How Pleasant, How Divinely Fair Burton. L.M. I. B. WOODBURY (1819-1858)

ISAAC WA'M'S (1674-1748)

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1. How pleas-ant, how eli - vine - ly fair, 0 Lord of hosts, Thy dwell-ings are! 2. Blest are the souls that find a place With - in the tern-pie of Thy grace; 3. Blest are the men whose hearts are set To find the way to Zi - on's gate. 4. Cheer-fuI they walk, with growing strength, Till all shall meet in heaven at length, -Il-- -(9-p-

With long de - sire my spir - it faints To meet th'as-sem-blies of Thy saints. There they be - hold Thy gen - tie rays, And seek Thy face, and learn Thy praise. God is their strength; and through the road They lean up - on their help - er, God. Till all be - fore Thy face ap - pear, And join in no - bier wor -ship there.

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Again Our Earthly Cares We Leave Manoah. C.M. An:. by HENRY W. GREATOREX , 1851

JOHN NEWTON (1725-1807)

1. A - gain our earth -ly cares we leave, 2. Great Shepherd of Thy peo - pie, here 3. The clouds which veil Thee from our sight, 4. The feel - ing heart, the melt - ing eye,

And to Thy courts re - pair; Thy pres - ence now dis - play. pi - ty, Lord, re - move; In The hum - ble mind, be - stow;

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A - gain with joy - ful feet we haste To meet our Sav - iour We bow with - in Thy house of prayer; 0 give us hearts to Dis - pose our minds to hear a - right The mes - sage of Thy And shine up - on us from a - bove, To make our grac - es -p-

there. prayl love. grow.

WORSHIP

Again We Meet Pax Dei. 10.10.10.10. J. B. DYKES, 1868

Lucy WHITMORE, 1824

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Blessed Jesus, at Thy Word Liebster Jesu. 7.8.7.8.8.8.

TOBIAS CLAUSNITZER, 1671 Tr. by CATHERINE WINKWORTH , 1858

JOHANN RUDOLPH AHLE, 1664

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Blest Hour When Mortal Man Retires Rogers. L.M. HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

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1. Blest hour when mor-tal man re - tires To hold com-mun-ion with his God, 2. Blest hour when earth-ly cares re - sign Their em - pire o'er his anx-ious breast; 3. Blest hour when God Himself draws nigh, Well pleased His people's voice to hear, 4. Blest hour! for where the Lord re - sorts Fore-tastes of fu - ture bliss are given;

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We Would See Jesus 11.10.11.10. FRANKLIN E . BELDEN

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in this mar - tal strife. gaz - ing on His face. in ex-change for Thee. end this mar - tal nightl

For the last can - flict, Can thence re - move us, We would not mourn them, Soon to re - tum and

strength - en ta tion, fail ing; plead - ing,

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p a-i-n i H. A. C. MALAN. 1827

WILLIAM HAMMOND (1719-1783)

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WORSHIP

Eternal Father, God of Love Mason. L.M. F. E. BELDEN, 1886

F . E. BELDEN, 1886

1. E - ter - nal Fa - ther, God of love, ere - a - tor of the u - ni-verse, 2. Keep Thou our lips, that all we say May hon - or Thee, our God and King; 3. Di - rect our way-ward steps a - right, Our guide and guard for - ev - er be;

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Pour out Thy Spir - it from a - bove, As from Thy tem - pie That our ex - am - pie day by day May teach the sa - cred In Thine e - ter - nal arms of might En - fold and draw us -IL

we dis-perse. truths we sing. near - er Thee.

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E. T. FITCH

JAMES NARES (1715·1783)

1. Lord, at this 2. Peace 'to our 3. Through chang - es,

c10s - ing hour breth - ren give; bright or drear,

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Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing Sicilian Mariners. 8.7.8.7.4.7.

JOHN FAWCETT, 1773

Sicilian Melody, 1794

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Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name Ellers. 10.10.10.10. E. J. HOPKINS, 1869

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God Be With You 9.8.8.9. With Refrain WILLIAM G . TOMER, 1880

JEREMIAH E . RANKIN, 1880

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we meet 2. God be with you till we meet 3. God be with you till we meet 4. God be with you till we meet 1. God be with you till

a - gain; a- gain; a- gain; a- gain;

By His counsels guide, up-hold you, 'N eath His wings pro-tect-ing hide you, When life's per-ils thick confound you, Keep love's ban-ner float-ing o' er you,

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With His sheep se-cure-Iy fold you; God Dai - ly man-na still pro - vide you; God Put His arms un-fail- ing round you; God Smite death's threatening wave before you ;God

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Thy Voice Hath Spoken P embroke. 8.8.6.8.8.6.

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1. Thy voice hath spa - k en, souls have heard; Thy won-drous love hath been de-clared; 2. Thy hand hath torn the veil a - side; The se - cret sin man fain would hide 3. De - feat the en - e - my, that he No long - er in cap - tiv - i - ty 4. Bid chains be bra - ken, fet - ters yield, Let wounds in-cur - a - ble be healed, 5. Speak now, 0 Lord, Thy strong "I will," The waves of doubt and sor - row still,

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forth Thymight - y power. this a day of days. full sal - va - tion find. love and pu - ri - ty. in Thy per - feet peace.

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JAMES WALCH, 1860

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God Bless and Keep Thee Mizpah. 9.9.12.10.

HENRY DE FLUITER

1. God bless and keep thee through all thy days, 2. How good to be where God's chi! - dren meet, 3. Here in His word sweet man - na is found,

keep thee in wor - ship at wa - ters for

all thy ways; "Miz - pah" our part-ing sweet, "Miz-pah" our There love and peace a - bide, There sweet-est Je - sus' feet; all a- bound; Je - sus our need sup-plies, And who on

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WORSHIP

Lord, m the Morning Mear. C.M. AARON Wn.L1AMS

ISAAC WATTS , 1719

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in the morn - ing Thou shalt hear to the hills where Christ is gone may Thy Spir - it guide my feet men that love and fear Thy name

My voice as - cend - ing high; To plead for all His saints, In ways of right-eous-ness; Shall see their hopes ful- filled;

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I di - rect my prayer, To Thee will I Fa-ther's throne Pre - sent - ing at His du - ty straight Make ev - ery path of The might - Y God will com - pass them ,.

I To Thee lift up mine eyeOur songs and our com-plaints. And plain be - fore my face. With fa - vor as a shield.

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C.H.SPURGEON,1866

1. Sweet - ly the 2. While flowers are 3. Up on the 4. On the lone S. Oh, hear \IS,

ho - ly hymn wet with dews, bat - tie - field, moun - tain - side, then, for we

Breaks on the morn - ing air; Dew of our souls, de - scend; Be - fore the fight be - gins, Be - fore the morn - ing's light, Are ver- y weak and frail; I I

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o Christ, With Each Returning Morn

Zephyr. L.M.

Anon.

W. B . BRADBURY ( 1816-1 8 68)

1. 0 Christ, with each re - turn - ing morn Thine im - age to 2. All hal-lowed be our walk this day; May meek-ness form 3. May grace each i-die thought con-trol, And sane - ti - fy ~ -#-#- -#- -. .- .- I

And may we ev - er clear - ly see And faith -ful love our noon-tide light, May guile de-part, and mal - ice cease,

our hearts be borne; our morn-ing ray, each way-ward soul;

Our dear-est treas-ure, Lord, in Thee! And hope our sun - set, calm and bright. And all within be joy and peace.

New Every Morning Melcombe. L.M.

JOHN KEBLE, 1822

SAMUEL WEBBE, 1782

"" 1. New ev - ery morn-ing is the love Our wak-ening and up - ris - ing prove; 2. New mer-cies, each re - turn -ing day, Hov - er a-round us while we pray; 3. If, on our dai - ly course, our mind Be set to hal-low all we find, 4. The triv - ial round, the com-mon task, Will fur - nish all we ought to ask; 5. On - ly, 0 Lord, in Thy dear love, Fit us for per-feet rest a - bove j

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Through sleep and dark-ness safe -Iy brought, Re-stored to life and power and thought. New per - ils past, new sins for-given, New thoughts of God, new hopes of heaven. New treas-ures still, of count-less price, God will pro - vide for sac - ri - fice. Room . to de - ny our-selves, a road To bring us dai - Iy near - er God. help us, this and ev - ery day, To live more near -ly as we pray. And

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When Morning Gilds the Skies

From the German, c. 1800 Tr. by EDWARD CASWALL , 1853

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1. When mom - ing gilds the skies, 2. When - e'er the sweet church bell day, 3. The night be-comes as 4. Ye na - tions of man - kind, 5. In heaven's e - ter - nal bliss mine, 6. Be this, while life is

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May May May May May May

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CARL F. PRICE (1881-

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MORNING HYMNS

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Shake off dull sloth, and joy - ful rise To pay thy morn - ing sac - ri - fice! One ray of Thine all - quick-ening light Dis-pels the clouds and dark of night. That all my powers, with all their might, In Thy sole glo - ry may u - nite. Praise Him a - bove, ye heaven-ly host; Praise Father, Son, and Ho -ly Ghost.

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LOUIS F. BENSON, 1897

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Till day is Fills all our Can al - ways While a - ges

done. sight. sing.

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WORSHIP

Sweet Is the Work, My God For the Sabbath. L.M.

ISAAC WATTS, 1719

STANLEY LEOlNGTON, 1938

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Forth in Thy Name Pixham. L.M.

CHARLES WESLEY 0707-1788)

HORATIO PARKER, 1901

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1. Forth in Thy name,O Lord, 1 go, My dai - ly la - bor to pur-sue; 2. The task Thy wis - dom hath as-signed, 0 let me cheer-ful-ly ful-fill; 3. Give me to bear Thy eas - y yoke, And ev - ery mo-mentwatch andpraYi 4. For Thee tie -light-ful - ly em-ploy What-e'er Thy boun-teous grace hath given i

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EVENING HYMNS

Softly Now the Light of Day Seymour. 7.7.7.7.

GEORGE W. DOANE, 1824

Arr. from CARL M. VON WEBER, 1826

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day eye day

Fades up - on our sight a - way; Nought es - capes, with - out, with - in, Shall for - ev - er pass a - way;

Free from care, from la - bor free, Par - don each in - fir - rni - ty, Then, from sin and sor - row free,

would commune with Thee. fault, and se - cret sin. Lord, to dwell with Thee. A._

Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing Evening Prayer. 8.7.8.7.

JAMES EDMESTON, 1820

GEORGE C. STEBBINS, 1878

,~ j Pi: ~ Ip dI, diS i Ip Fld ~1 'F~SI 1. Sav - iour, breathe an eve - ning bless-ing, Ere re - pose our spir - its seal; 2. Though the night be dark and drear - y, Dark-ness can - not hide from Thee; 3. Though de-struc - tion walk a - round us, Though the ar - row past us fly, 4. Should swift death this night o'er-take us, And our couch be - come our tomb, ./fl-

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Sin and want we come con - fess - ing; Thou canst save, and Thou canst heal. Thou art He who, nev - er wea - ry, Watch-est where Thy peo - pie be. if Thou art nigh. An '- gel guards from Thee sur-round us, Weare safe May the mom of glo - ry wake us, Clad in light and death-less bloom. .fL

WORSHIP

Abide With Me Eventide. 10.10.10.10. WILLIAM H. MONK, 1861

HENRY F. LYTE, 1847

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me; fast close ebbs pres - ence foe, with

falls the out life's ev - ery Thee at

e - ven - tide; lit - tie day; pass - ing hour; hand to bless;

Lord, with glo - ries foil the tears no

me a - bidel pass a - way; power? tempt - er's bit - ter - ness:

dark - ness deep - ens; The Earth's joys grow dim, its but Thy What grace can have no weight, and Ills

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EVENING HYMNS

Day Is Dying in the West Chautauqua. 7.7.7.7.4. With Refrain WILLIAM F. SHERWIN, 1877

MARY A. LATHBURY, 1877

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1. Day is dy - ing in the west; Heaven is touch-ing earth with rest; Wait and 2. Lord of life, be-neath the dome Of the u - ni-verse, Thy home, Gath - er 3. While the deepening shad-ows fall, Heart of love, en - fold - ing all, Thro' the 4. When for - ev - er from our sight Pass the stars, the day, the night, Lord of

wor-ship while the night Sets her eve-ning lamps a-light Through all the sky. Thy em-brace, For Thou art nigh. us who seek Thy face To the fold of glo - ry and the grace Of the stars that veil Thy face, Our hearts as - cend. angels, on our eyes Let e - ter - nal morn-ing rise, And shad-ows end.

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Ho - ly, ho - ly,

ho - ly,

Lord God of

hosts!

Heaven and earth are

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full

of Thee; Heaven and earth are prais - ing Thee,

0 Lord most

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Now the Day Is Over Merria!' 6.5.6.5.

SABINE BARING-GOULD, 1865

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JOSEPH BARNBY, 1868

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1. Now the ~ay 2. Fa - ther, give 3. Through the long

Night is draw - ing Calm and sweet re May Thine an - gels

is 0 ver, the wea - ry night watch - es,

nigh, pose; spread

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I Shad - ows of the eve With Thy ten - derest bless Their white wings a - bove

ning ing me,

Steal a - cross the May our eye - lids Watch - ing round my

sky. close. bed.

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All Praise to Thee Tallis' Canon. L.M.

THOMAS KEN (1637-1711)

THOMAS TALLIS, c. 1567

...".. praise to Thee, my God, this night, For all the bless-ings of the light! 2. For - give me, Lord, for Thy dear Son, The ill that I this day have done, 3. 0 may my soul on Thee re - pose; And with sweet sleep mine eye-lids close, 4. Praise God, from whom all bless-ings flow; Praise HinI, all crea-tures here be - low; 1. All

.".

...

Keep me, 0 keep me, King of kings, Be - neath Thine own al- might - y wings! That with the world, my - self, and Thee, I, ere I sleep, at peace may be. Sleep, that may me more vig-orous make To serve my God when I a - wake. Praise HinI a - bove, ye heav-enly host; Praise Fa - ther, Son, and Ho - ly Ghost.

EVENING HYMNS

The Shadows of the Evening Hours St. Leonard. C.M.D.

ADELAIDE A. PROCTER, 1862

HENRY HILES , 1868

1. The

shad-ows of the 2. The sor - rows of Thy 3. Let peace, 0 Lord, Thy A-_ I

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• ~ I I I eve - ning hours Fall from the dark-ening sky; do not Thou de - spise, serv-ants, Lord, 0 peace, 0 God, Up on our souls de - scendj

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the flowers The dews of eve - ning lie; Up on the fra-grance of in- cense of our prayers Be - fore Thy mer - cy rise; But let the From mid-night fears and per - ils Thou Our trem-bling hearts de - fend;

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Be - fore Thy throne, 0 Lord of heaven, We kneel at close of day; The bright-ness of the com - ing night Up - on the dark-ness rolls; Give us a res - pite from our toil; Calm and sub-due our woes;

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WORSHIP

Now God Be With Us Integer Vitae. 11.11.11.5. FRIEDRICH F . FLEMMING'S setting of

PETRUS HERBERT, 1566 Tr. by CATHERINE WINKWORTH, 1863

HORACE'S " Integer Vitae," 1810

1. Now God be

with us, for the night is clos - ing; 2. Let e - vii thoughts and spir - its flee be - fore us; 3. We have no ref - uge, none on earth to aid us, 4. Fa - ther, Thy nante be praised, Thy kingdom giv - en, ..a.. ... . . . . .fL-

dark - ness are of His dis - pos - ing; com - eth, watch, 0 Mas - ter, o'er us; Fa - ther, who Thine own hast made us; done on earth as 'tis in heav - en;

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The light and Till morn-ing Save Thee, 0 Thy will be

us, us, Iy er

For He will Thine an - gels Who seek Thee Us now and

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SAMUEL LONGFELLOW, 1859

HERBERT S. OAKELEY, 1874

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1. A - gain, as eve-ning's shadow falls, We gath - er in these hal-lowed walls; 2. May strug-gling hearts that seek re -lease Here find the rest of God's own peace; 3. 0 God, our light! to Thee we bow; With-in all shad-ows stand-est Thou j

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And ves-per hymn and ves - per prayer Rise mingling on the ho - ly air. And, strengthened here by hymn and prayer, Lay down the bur-den and the care. Give deep-er calm than night can bring; Give sweet-er songs than lips can sing. A-men. 1 v-- 1 ---- --- lilt

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JOHN ELLERTON, 1870

CLEMENT C. SCHOLEFIELD, 1874

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day Thou gav - est, Lord, is end - ed, thank Thee that Thy church, un - sleep - ing, o'er each con - ti - nent and is - land be it~, LO~; I Thy thr;ne shall nev - er,

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be - hest; to light, er day, a - way;

To Thee our Through all the The voice of Thy king - dom

morn - ing world her prayer is stands, and

hymns aswatch is nev - er grows for -

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hal low now by strains of crea - tures

now our rest. day or night. praise a - way. own Thy sway.

WORSHIP

Our Day of Praise Is Done Garden City. S.M.

But pass not from us with the sun, True Light that lighten est all. of the sky Bring cease - less hymns to Thee. The white-robed harp - ers But 0, the strains, how full and clear, Of that e - ter - nal choir I a And make our life dai - ly psalm Of glo - ry to Thy name. And songs of an - gels and of men In per - fect praise shall blend.

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The Sun Rolls Down Vesper. C.M.

Anon .

HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

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1. The sun rolls down the

dis - tant west, Soft twi - light steals a - broad 2. This ho - ly day let us be - gin With songs of praise to God, 3. Now in this tran - qui! hour we lay All world-ly cares a - side, 4. 'Tis not to seek the world's applause That we from la - bor rest;

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To weI-come in the day of rest, The Sab-bath of the Lord. Who par - dons all our guilt and sin, Through Je-sus' pre-cious blood. And hal- low God's most ho - ly day, Though friends or foes may chide. We strive to keep God's ho - ly laws, And He these mo-ments blessed.

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EVENING HYMNS

o Blessed Hour

Ernan. L.M.

N. J. SQUIRES

L. MASON. 1850

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1. 0 our place of prayer! 2. With one ac - cord we gath-er here, Our wants make known, our sins can - fess; 3. Our faith in-crease, our fears re-move; Make strong the weak, the help-less raise; 4. No want have we Thou canst not fill, No need but Thou canst ful- Iy meet; -lL-

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With joyful heart our feet we turn To meet Thee and Thy chil-dren there. Dear Sav-iour, wilt Thou now ap - pear, And bless as on - ly Thou canst bless. May ev - ery heart now feel Thy love, And ev-ery tongue speak forth Thy praise. May we 0 - bey Thy gra - cious will, And find our lives in Thee com-plete.

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The Sabbath Day Has Reached Its Close Pascal. 8 .8.8.6.

E. J. HOPKINS

CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT

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~ 1. The Sab-bath day has reached its close, Yet, Sav - iour, ere I seek re - pose, 2. Wea - ry I come to Thee for rest; Hal-low and calm my trou-bled bre~st; 3. Let not the gos - pel seed re - main Un - fruit - ful, or be sown in vam; 4. 0 J e - sus, Lord enthroned on high, Thou hearest the con-trite spir -it's sigh; 5. My on - ly in - ter - ces - sor Thou, Min - gle Thy fra-grant in-cense now 6. And, oh, when time's short course shall end, And death's dark shades around im-pend,

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Grant me the peace Thy love be-stows; Smile on my Grant me Thy Spir - it for my guest; Smile on my Let heaven-ly dews de-scend like rain; Smile on my Look down on me with pity - ing eye; Smile on my With ev - ery prayer, and ev - ery vow; Smile on my My God, my ev - er -last-ing Friend, Smile on my I

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eve - ning eve - ning eve - ning eve - ning eve - ning eve - ning

hour. hour. hour. hour. hour. hour.

GOD THE FATHER

Eternal Depth of Love Divine Rothwell. L.M.

NICOLAUS L. ZINZENlJORF (1700-1760)

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E. MAY GRIMES

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GOD THE FATHER

How Gentle God's Commands Dove. S.M. Unknown

PHILIP DODDRIDGE (1702-1751)

1. How gen - tie God' s com-mands! 2. Be - neath His watch - ful eye 3. Why should this anx - ious load 4. His good-ness stands ap - proved

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on the Lord, And trust His con - stant care. na - ture up Shall guard His chi! - dren well. Fa-ther's throne, And sweet re - fresh-ment find. at His feet, And bear a song a - way. A_

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FREDERICK W . FABER, 1854

LIZZIE S . TOURJEE, 1878

F~ pH 1+ ,85 ~ 1M toWN F 1. There's a wide-ness in 2. There is weI-come for 3. For the' love of God 4. If our love were but

God's mer-cy, the sin - ner, is broad -er more sim-ple,

Like the wide -ness of the sea; And more gra - ces for the good; Than the meas-ure of man's mind, We should take Him at His word;

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His jus - tice, Which is the Sav - iour ; There is most E - ter - nal Is all sun-shine In the

more than lib - er - ty. heal - ing in His blood. won - der - ful - ly kind. sweet -ness of our Lord.

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o Love of God

Ombersley. L.M.

HORATIUS BONAR, 1861

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love of God, how strong and true! 2. 0 wide-em-brac- ing, won-drous love! 3. We read thee best in Him who came 4. We read thy power to bless and save, 5. 0 love of God, our shield and stay

E - ter - nal, and yet ev - er new; We read thee in the sky a - bove; To bear for us the cross of shame; E'en in the dark-ness of the grave; Through all the per - ils of our way I

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Un - com-pre-hend - ed and un-bought, Be - yond all ~owledge and all thought. We read thee in the earth be - low, In seas that swell, and streams that flow. Sent by the Fa - ther from on high, Our life to live, our death to die. Still more in res - ur - rec - tion light We read the full-ness of thy might. E - ter - nal love, in thee we rest, For - ev - er safe, for - ev - er blest. __ -!It-!It- -f2-. -!It-

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Jesus, Lord, We Look to Thee Nuremberg. 7.7.7.7.

CHARLES WESLEY

JOHANN RUDOLF AHLBI

~r4 ~ g ~ j I ~ g d I~d ga 21± i I 1. Je - sus, Lord, we look to Thee; Let us in Thy name 2. By Thy rec - on - cil - ing love Ev - ery stum-bling block 3. Make . us of one heart and mind, Cour-teous, pit - i - ful, 4. Let us for each oth - er care, Each the oth - er's bur 5. Free from an - ger and from pride, Let us thus in God 6. Let us then with joy re - move To the f= - i - ly

a - gree; re - move; and kind, den bear; a - bide; a - bove;

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all strife for - ev - er cease. each u - nite, en - dear; Come, and spread Thy ban - ner here. our Lord. meek, in thought and word, Al - to - geth - er like church the pat - tern give, Show how true be - liev - ers live. stant love and ho Ii - ness. dai - Iy life ex - press Con To our man-sions in the sky. wings of an - gels fly

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High In the Heavens St. Alban. L.M.

ISAAC WATTS (1674-1748)

St. Alban'. Tune-Book

1. High in the heavens, e - ter - nal God, Thy goodness in full glo - ry shines; 2. For - ev - er firm Thy jus - tice stands, As moun-tains their foun-da - tions keep;

3. 0 4. In

God, how ex - eel -lent Thy grace, Whence all our hope and com-fort spring I the pro - vi - sions of Thy house We still shall find a sweet re - past;

Thy truth shall break through every cloud That veils Thy just and wise de-signs. Wise are the won-ders of Thy hands; Thy judgments are a might - y deep. The sons of Ad - am, in dis-tress, Fly to the shad-ow Thy wing. of There mer-cy like a riv - er flows, And brings sal - va - tion to our taste.

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L. C. METCALFE

L.C.METCALFE,1925

1. Ho - ly, right-eous, heaven-ly King, 2. Let us al - ways think of Thee, 3. Fill us with the power di - vine,

us ev - ery Bless - ings to Help us, Lord, to do Thy Sane - ti - fy us, Lord, we

Let Thy Ho - ly Spir - it bring For Thy blood has made us free; That, dear Lord, is whol - ly Thine;

GOD THE FATHER

My Maker and My King EI Kader. S.M.

ANNE STEELE (1716-1778)

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Holy, Holy, Holy Nicaea. 11.12.12.10.

REGINALD HEBER, 1826

JOHN B . DYKES, 1861

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Round the Lord in Glory Seated Faben. 8.7.8.7. D. JOHN H . WILLCOX, 1849

RICHARD MANT, 1837

1. Round the Lord in glo - ry seat - ed, Cher - u - bim and ser - a - phim 2. Heaven is still with glo - ry ring - ing, Earth takes up the an-gels' cry, 3. 'Lord, Thy glo - ry fills the heav - en; Earth is with Thy full-ness stored,

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Lyons. 10.10.11.11.

J. MICHAEL HAYDN, 1770

ROBERT GRANT, 1833 (1779-1838)

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The God of Abraham Praise Leoni. 6.6.B.4.D.

THOMAS OLIVERS, c. 1770

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of A - braham praise, Who reigns en-throned a - bove; whose su - preme com-mand of A - braham praise, At Give thanks to God on high; tri - um -phant host

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YeWatchers and Ye Holy Ones Lasst uns Erfreuen. 8.8.4.4.8.8. With Alleluias Melodylrom Geistliche Kirchengesang, 1623

ATHELSTAN RILEY, 1909

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H.F.CHORLEY, 1842

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Ere Mountains Reared Their Forms Sublime Schroeder. L.M. HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

HARRIET AUBER

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2. A 3. But 4. To

thousand years are our brief life's a us, 0 Lord, the

'or - der stood, in their flight, With Thee but as a fleet - ing day; shadowy dream, A pass-ing thought that soon is o'er, wis - dom give, Each pass-ing mo-ment so to spend

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CHARLES WESLEY

HAROLD A. Mn.LER, 1939

1. Ho - ly as Thou, 0 Lord, is none; Thy ho - Ii - ness is all Thine own; 2. And when Thy pu - ri - ty we share, Thy brightest glo - ry, we de - clare; 3. Sole, self- ex - ist - ing God and Lord, By all Thy heaven-Iy hosts a - dored, 4. Thy power un - e- qualed we con-fess Es - tab-lished on the rock of peace; -6>- ~ --!'- d (2' ;9'

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GOD THE FATHER-ABIDING PRESENCE

0 God, Our Help St. Anne. C.M. Probably by WILLIAM CROFT, 1708

ISAAC WATTS, 1719

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4. A 5. 0

thou-sand a - ges, God, our help in

a - ges past, of Thy throne or - der stood, in Thy sight, a - ges past,

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hope for years to come, may we dwell se - cure; earth re-ceived her frame, like an eve - ning gone; hope for years to come;

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Beneath Thy Wing Blackburn. L.M.

ANNA L. WARING

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9t3. ~jdl: lta i I atag J IgJ 1. Be-neath Thy wing, 0 God, I rest, Un - der Thy shad - ow safe -ly lie, here can stay To see Thy love its work complete; 2. With strong desire, I 3. My place of low -ly serv - ice, too, Be-neath that sheltering wing I see; 4. In faith and pa-tience is re - pose, In faith and rest my strength shall be;

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God of My Life Uxbridge. L.M. LOWELL MASON, 1830

CHARLES WESLEY (1707·1788)

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Wn.LIAMCOWPER,1772 (1731·1800)

Scottish Psalter, 1615

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4. His pur - pos - es will 5. Blind un - be -lief is

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Eternal Light Newcastle. 8.6.8.8.6.

THOMAS BINNEY, c. 1826

HENRY L. MORLEY, 1875

t~ 4 dJ d: ; ~ =-1=: I d I a I-i 0 U ~3 1a: 1 pure that soul must be bear the bum - ing bliss j dark, whose mind is dim, that sub -lime a - bode: ho - li - ness a - bovej

1. E - ter - nal Light! E - ter - nal Light! How 2. The spir - its that sur - round Thy throne May 3. 0 how shall I, whose na - tive sphere Is 4. There is a way for man to rise To for the sight Of 5. These, these pre-pare us

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The King of Love My Shepherd Is Dominus Regit Me. 8.7.8.7.

H. W. BAKER, 1868

JOHN B. DYKES, 1868

1. The King of

love my Shep-herd is, Whose good-ness fail - eth 2. Where streams of liv - ing wa - ter flow My ran-somed soul He 3. Per - verse and fool- ish, oft I strayed, But yet in love He 4. And so through all the length of days Thy good-ness fail - eth

nev - erj lead - eth, sought me, nev - erj

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noth - ing lack if I am His, And He is mine for - e v e r . And, where the ver-dant pas - tures grow, With food ce - les - tial feed - eth. And on His shoulder gen - tly laid, And home, re - joic - ing, brought me. Good Shep-herd! I would sing Thy praise With - in Thy house for - ev er.

Lead Us, Heavenly Father Dulce Carmen. 8.7.8.7.8.7.

JAMES EDMESTON, 1821

From "An Essay on The Church Plain Chant," 1782

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Guard us, guide us, keep us, feed us, For we have Thou didst tread this earth be - fore us; Thou didst feel Love with ev - ery pas - sion blend-ing, Plea- sure that

no help but Thee j its keen-est woe· can nev - er cloy;

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our God our Fa - ther be. Through the desert Thou didst go. Noth-ing can our peace de - stroy.

GOD THE FATHER

o God of Bethel

Dundee (French). C.M.

PHILIP DODDRIDGE, 1737, recast by JOHN LOGAN,1781

Scottish Psalter, 1615

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ISAAC WATTS (1674-1748)

Rockingham Old. L.M.

EDWARD MILLER, 1790

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(-.1 Ere we can of - fer our complaints, Be - hold Him pres - ent with His aid I While ev - ery na - tion, ev - ery shore, Trembles, and dreads the swell - ing tide. Life, love, and joy, still gliding through, And wa-tering our di - vine a - bode. Sweet peace Thy prom-i - ses at - ford, And give new strength to faint - ing souls. Nor can herfirmfoun-da-tionmove, Built on Histruth,and armed with power.

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Now Thank We All Our God Nun Danket. 6.7.6.7.6.6.6.6.

MARTIN RINKART, 1636 Tr. CATHERINE WINKWORTH, 1858

JOHANN CRUGER, 1648 1\'\

With heart and hands and Through all our life be The Fa - ther, now be

1. Now thank we all our God 2.0 may this boun - teous God 3. All praise and thanks to God,

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The Spacious Firmament Creation. L.M.D. Arr. from F. J. HAYDN, 1798

JOSEPH ADDISON, 1712

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And spangled heavens, a shin - ing frame, Their great 0 - rig - i - nal pro -claim. And night-ly to the lis - tening earth Re - peats the sto -ry of her birth; What though no re - al voice nor sound A - mid their ra-diant orbs be found?

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Cre-a - tor's power dis-play, the plan - ets in their turn, ter forth agIo - rious voice,

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And pub - lish - es to ev - ery land The work of an al-might-y hand. Con-firm the ti - dings as they roll, And spread the truth from pole to pole. For -ev - er sing - ing as they shine, "The hand that made us is di-vine."

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There Is a Book Tallis' Ordinal. C.M. THOMAS TALLIS (1510-1585)

JOHNKEBLE (1792-1866)

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And all the lore its schol-ars need, Pure eyes and Christ - ian hearts. Are pag - cs in that book, to show How God Him-self is found. peace and or - der move. Wherewith en - com-passed, great and small, In rich - est fruits is known. But where it falls, the fa - vored place By Give me a heart to find out Thee, And read Thee ev - ery-where.

Choir Tune Fa-burden by GEOFFREY SHAW

Melody in Tenor

Reprinted by permission of the Faith Press, Ltd. from liThe Tenor Tune Book!'

GOD THE FATH'ER

I Sing the Mighty Power Varina. C.M.D.

ISAAC WATTS (1674-1748)

1. I sing 2. I sing 3. There's not

G . F . ROOT (1820-1895)

the might - y power of God, That made the moun-tains rise, the good-ness of the Lord, That filled the earth with food; a plant or flower be - low But makes Thy glo - ries known;

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That spread the flow - ing seas a-broad, He fonned the crea - tures with His word, And clouds a - rise, and tern - pests blow,

And the loft - y skies; And then pro-nounced them good. By or - der from Thy throne.

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sing the wisdom I Lord, how Thy won -ders Crea-tures that bor - row

that or-dained The sun to rule the are dis-played Wher-e'er I turn my life from Thee Are sub - ject to Thy

day; eye I care;

.....

• • The moon shines full at His com-mand, And If I sur - vey the ground I tread, Or There's not a place where we can flee But

all the stars 0 - bey. gaze up - on the sky I God is pres - ent there.

GOD'S POWER IN NATURE

All Beautiful the March of Days Shackelford. C.M.D. FREDERICK H. CHEESWRIGHT, 1889

FRANCES WmTMARSH W,LE (1878-1912)

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beau - ti - ful the march of days, As sea - sons come and go; 2. O'er white ex - pan - ses spar - kling pure The ra - diant morns un - fold; Thou from whose un - fath-omed law The year in beau - ty flows, 3. 0

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The hand that shaped the rose hath wrought The crys - tal of the The solemn splen-dors of the night Burn bright - er through the vi - sion pass - ing by In crys - tal and in Thy - self the

-0-. snow, cold; rose,

Hath sent the hoar - y frost of heaven, The flow - ing wa - ters sealed, Life mounts in ev - ery throb-bing vein, Love deep - ens round the hearth, Day un - to day doth ut - ter speech, And nil(ht to night pro-claim, ~

And And In

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laid a si - lent love - li - ness On hill and wood and field. clear - er sounds the an - gel hymn, 'Good will to men on earth.' ev - er - chang - ing words of light, The won - der of Thy name.

GOD THE FATHER

The Glory of the Spring Noel. C.M.D. English Folk Song

THOMAS H. GILL, 1867

AIr. by ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1874

1. The

glo - ry of the spring how sweet, The new - born 0 these won - ders of Thy grace, These no - bIer 2. But 3. ere - a - tor Spir - it, work in me These won - ders

life how glad; works of Thine, sweet of Thine;

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What joy the hap - py These mar-vels sweet - er Di - vine Re - new - er,

....

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earth to greet far to trace, gra - cious - ly

In new, bright rai - ment clad. These new births more di - vine, Re - new this heart of mine.

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Di- vine Re-new - er, Thee I bless; I greet Thy go - ing This new - born glow of faith so strong, This bloom of love so Still let new life and strength up-spring, Still let new joy be

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forth; fair, given;

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Ii love Thee in

the love - Ii - ness This new - born ec - sta - sy of song new song to ring And grant the glad

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Of Thy re - new - ed earth. of prayer! And fra - gran - cy Through the new earth and heaven.

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GOD'S POWER IN NATURE

Glorious Are the Lofty Mountains Snowdon. 8.7.8.7. E . HALSTEAD

ARTHUR WARREN

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1. Glo - ri-ous are the loft - y moun-tains In

the ear - ly morning's gleam, 2. How those va - pors, gent -ly float -ing, Kiss the great snow- crest - ed peaks! 3. Oft of old the psalm-ist Da - vid, Play - ing harp of solemn sound, 4. Sun - set rays o'er Ju - dah's mountains Touched the clouds with heaven-ly light 5. Won - drous ev - er -last - ing mountains! Sym - boIs of J e - ho-vah's might! :

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the soft glow of the sun- shine Lights them with its gold - en beam. the splen-dor of the moun-tains Our ere - a - tor sure -ly speaks. his songs of God's pro - tec - tion When he viewed the hills a - round. they seemed like hosts of an - gels Sent to guard him through the night. earth reach-es up to heav - en, There heaven first gives earth its light. I I

Lord of the Ocean Omnipotence. L.M.

A. HARKER

A. W. ANDERSON

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1. Lord of

the 0 - cean vast and deep, With sovereign power Thy chil-dren keep; 2. Lord of the storm, su - preme in power, Send forth Thy light in earth's dark hour; 3. Lord of the bounds of east and west, Speed on Thy great mil - len - nial rest 4. 0 Sov-ereign Lord, om - nis-cient, reign Su - preme o'er all Thy vast do-main;

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g70-riouS s : that reigns on high Is lri - valed: Thy watch-ful As flash-ing lightning speeds through space, Ad - vance Thy truth o'er all our race. Till saints of ev - ery age and clime Be - hold Thy glo-rious form di - vine. Let u - ni - ver - sal voic - es sing Earth's loveliest an-them to her King. )

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GOD THE FATHER

On Hills and Vales of Heaven Rose of Sharon. 7.6.7.6.0.

EUGENE ROWELL

STANLEY LEDINGTON

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1. On hills and vales of heav - en, Where falls no shade of gloom, fair; jew - els heaven-Iy 2. With - in the man - y man - sions Are 3. The flowers of earth have perished, Its have died; glo - ries all

I' Where all is But Thou art where all For

peace and glo ry, Are won-drous flowers in bloom. far more pre - cious Than all the treas-ures there; joys were tran - sient No beau - ty could a - bide ;,

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But Thou, oh, Thou art fair - er Than an y flower that grows, Most per - fect in Thy beau - ty Of all that heav - en knows, But Thou art ours for - ev - er, Where life's bright riv - er flows,

@i~I±+ ~ rip FIFIF ~ J PIF Our Ii - ly Our pearl of Our Ii - ly

of the val price for - ev of the val -

ley er, ley

And And And

Shar - on's fade - less rose. Shar - on's fade - less rose. Shar - on's fade - less rose.

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JESUS CHRIST-HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Carol. C.M.D. RICHARD S. WILLIS, 1850

EDMUND H. SEARS, 1850

1. It

came up - on the mid - night clear, That glo-rious song of old, 2. Still through the clo- yen skies they come, With peace-ful wings un - furled, 3. And ye, be - neath life's crushing load, Whose forms are bend-ing low,

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an - gels bend- ing near the earth To touch their harps of still their heavenly mu - sic floats O'er all the wea - ry toil a - long the climb - ing way With pain - ful steps and

"Peace on A - bove its Look now! for

gold: world; slow-

earth, good will to men, From heaven's all-gracious King;" sad and low - Iy plains They bend on hoy -ering wing, glad and gold - en hours Come swift -lyon the wing;

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t¥th- ~ r &4Fdftl e lr e r b ff~n The world in sol - emn still - ness lay, To hear the And ev - er o'er its Ba - bel sounds The bless - ed o rest be - side the wea - ry road, And hear the

an - gels an - gels an - gels

sing. sing. sing.

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JESUS CHRIST

100

To Us a Child of Hope Is Born Christmas. C.M. Arr. from GEORGE F . HANDEl., 1728

JOHN MORRISON

1. To 2. His

us a name shall

Child be

is a shall

hope Prince

is of

born; peace,

To For -

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g~;;t"iP;;~ ~ '7us a Son ev - er - more reign no end

of the

given; dored, know;

Him shall the tribes of earth 0 - bey, The Won - der - ful, the Coun - se - lor, Jus - tice shall guard His throne a - bove,

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all the hosts of great and might - Y

An~ce

a - bO:d be -

Fheaven,

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Him The

all the hosts of heaven. great and might - Y Lord!

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a - bO~d be - low.

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While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks Winchester Old. C.M.

NAHUM TATE (1652-1715)

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1. While shep-herds watched their flocks by night, 2. "Fear not!" said he- for might - Y dread 3. "To you, in Da - vid's town this day, 4. "The heaven - ly Babe you there shall find 5. Thus spake the ser - aphj and forth-with 6. "All glo - ry be to God on high,

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ESTE'S Psalter, 1592

All seat - ed on the ground, Had seized their trou - bled mindIs bom of Da - vid's line, To hu - man view dis - played, peared a shin - ing throng Ap And to the earth be peace j

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rFi-'-t---:~=:- MtFf#iiQi1_ONjANp;i The an - gel of the Lord came down, And glo - ry shone a - round. "Glad ti - dings of great joy I bring, To you and all man - kind. The Sav - iour who is Christ the Lord; And this shall be the sign: All mean -Iy wrapped in swath - ing bands, And in a man - ger laid." Of an - gels prais - ing God on high, Who thus ad-dressed their song: Good will hence-forth from heaven to men, Be - gin and nev - er cease I"

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Silent Night, Holy Night Stille Nacht. Irregular

JOSEPH MOHR, 1818 Tr. compiled from various sources

FRANZ GRUBER, 1818

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1. Si 2. Si 3· Si 4. Si

lent

night,

night, -- lent lent night,

- lent night,

ho ho ho ho

Iy night, Iy night, Iy night, Iy . night,

All is calm, all is bright; Dark-ness flies, all is light; Son of God, love's pure light; Won-drous star, lend thy light;

Round yon vir - gin moth - er and Child! Ho - Iy In - fant, so ten-der and mild, Shep - herds hear the an - gels sing, "AI - Ie - lu ia! hail the King 1 Ra - diant beams from Thy ho -Iy face, With the dawn of re - deem-ing grace, With the an - gels let us sing, AI - Ie - lu ia to our King;

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Sleep in heav - en - Iy Christ the Sav - iour is Je - sus, Lord, at Thy Christ the Sav - iour is

peace, born, birth, born,

Sleep in heav - en - Iy Christ the Sav - iour is Je - sus, Lord, at Thy Christ the Sav - iour is

peace. born." birth. born.

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JESUS CHRIST

103

Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne Margaret. Irregular TIMOTHY R. MATTHEWS, 1876

EMILY E . S. ELLIOTT, 1864

1. Thou didst leave Thy throne 2. Heav-en's arch - es rang 3. The fox - es found rest, 4. Thou cam - est, 0 Lord, 5. When the heav - ens shall ring,

And Thy king - Iy crown When Thou When the an - gels sang Pro And the birds their nest In the With the liv - ing word That should And the Thy an - gels sing, At

cam - est to earth claim - ing Thy roy shade of the for set Thy peo com - ing to vic -

for me; al de - gree; est tree; pIe free; to ry,

Was there found no Didst Thou come to o Thou Son of And with crown of Say - ing, "Yet there is

room earth, God, thorn, room,

But in Beth - Ie - hem's home But of low - ly birth But Thy couch was the sod, But with mock - ing scorn, Let Thy voice call me home,

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For Thy ho Iy na - tiv - i ty. And in great - est hu - mil ty. i In the des - erts of Gal - i - lee. They bore Thee to Cal - va - ry. There is room at My side for thee."

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1-4.0 come to my heart, Lord Je - sus, There is room in myheart for Thee. 5. My heart shall re-joice, Lord J e - sus, When Thou com-est and call - est for me.

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HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

o Little Town of Bethlehem

104

St. Louis. 8.6.8.6.7.6.8.6. L. H. REDN~R, 1868

PHILLIPS BROOKS, 1868

1.0 lit - tIe town of 2. For Christ is born of si - lent - ly, how 3. How ho - ly Child of 4. 0

Beth-Ie-hem, Ma - ryj si-lent -ly Beth-Ie-hem,

How still we see thee lie! And gath - ered all a - bove, The won - droll( gift is given! De - scend to us, we prayj

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A - bove thy deep and dream-less sleep The si - lent stars go byj While mor - tals sleep, the an - gels keep Their watch of won-dering love. So God im - parts to hu - man hearts The bless - ings of His heaven. in- Be born in us to - day. Cast out our sin and en - ter

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in thy dark streets shin - eth morn - ing stars, to - geth - er ear may hear His com - ingj hear the Christ-mas arl - gels -IL-

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The ev - er - last - ing lightj Pro - claim the ho - ly birth! But in this world of sin, The great glad ti - dings tell~...- ~_C2..'

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all the years The hopes and fears of And .prais - es sing to God the King, Where meek souls will re - ceive Him still, a - bide with us, Oh, come to us,

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Are met in thee to -night. And peace to men on earth. The dear Christ en - ters in. Our Lord 1m-man - u - ell

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o Come, All Ye Faithful

105

Adeste Fideles (Portuguese Hymn). Irregular, with Refrain Anonymous. L a tin , 18th c entury Tr. by FREDERICK OAKELEY, 1841, and others

Source unknow n, 18th century melody

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come, all ye Sing, choirs of Yea, Lord, we

faith - ful, gels, an greet Thee,

joy - ful sing in born this

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and tri - urn - phant, 0 tion, 0 ta ex - ul hap - py morn - ing,

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ye to

come ye to cit- i-zens of Thee be all -

--. -r-·born the King of an - gels! glo in the high - est! ry now in flesh ap - pear-ing!

Beth - Ie - hem! Come and be - hold Him, heaven a - bove! Glo - ry to God, all glo - ry given; Word of the Fa ~ ther, 1

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HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

106

There's a Song in the Air Christmas Song. 6.6.6.6.12.12.

JOSIAH G. HOLLAND, 1872

KARL P . HARRINGTON, 1904

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a song in a tu - mult 3. In the light of 4. W e r e - joice in

the of that the

air! joy stat light,

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There's a O'er the Lie the And we

stat in the sky! won - der - ful birth, a - ges im - peatled; ech - a the song

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the stat rains the stat rains ery heatth is we shout to

And

And a ba - by's Is of the Lord Has swept 0 ver From the heav - en

low cry! the earth. the world. Iy throng.

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its fire while its fire while a - flame, and the love - Iy

the the the e

beau beau beau van

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sing, sing, sing bring,

a a is and

King King King King

ti ful ti - ful ful ti gel they

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And Aye! Ev Aye!

the man - ger the man - ger the homes of we greet in

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Beth - Ie - hem Beth - Ie - hem na - tions that cra - dIe our

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,! era - dIes era - dIes Je - sus Sav - iour

JESUS CHRIST

107

We Three Kings of Orient Kings of Orient. 8.8.8.6. With Refrain

JOHN H . HOPKINS, 1857

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~ +'I I ~ i'T I 1. We three kings of 0 - ri - ent are; Bear - ing gifts we trav-erse a - far 2. Born a King on Beth - le-hem's plain, Gold I bring to crown Him a - gain, 3. Frank- in - cense to of - fer have I; In - cense owns a De - i - ty nigh; 4. Myrrh is mine; its bit - ter per-fume Breathes a life of gath-er - ing gloom: S. Glo - rious now behold Him a - rise, King and God and sac - ri - flce;

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Field and foun - tain, moor and King for - ev - er, ceas - ing Prayer and prais - ing all men Sor - rowing, sigh - ing, bleeding, AI Ie - lu - ia, AI - Ie -

Refrain

moun-tain, Fol - low - ing yon - der star. nev - er 0 - ver us all to reign. rais - ing, Wor - ship Him, God on high. dy - ing, Sealed in the stone - cold tomb. lu - ia! Sounds through the earth and skies.

HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

108

The First Noel The First Noel. Irregular. With Refrain

Traditional

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1. The first no - el 2. They look - ed up 3. And by the light 4. This star drew nigh 5. Then en - tered in

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the an - gel did say and saw a star of that same star, to the north-west, those wise men three,

Was to certain poor Shin-ing in the Three wise men O'er Beth Ie Full rev - er - ent-

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In And To And And

fields where they to the earth seek for a king there it did of - fered there,

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lay keep-ing their sheep, it gave great light, was their in - tent, both stop and stay, in His pres-ence,

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On a And And to Right Their '""' ro-

cold win-ter's night that was so deep. and night. so it con - tin - ued both day fol - low the star wher - ev - er it went. 0 - ver the place where Je sus lay. gold, and myrrh, and frank - in - cense. --...

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o Come, 0 Come, Immanuel

109

8.8.8.8.8.8. From the Latin, 12th century Stanza 1 tr. by JOHN M. NEALE (1818-1866) Stanzas 2, 3 tr. by HENRY S. COFFIN (1877-

In unison

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l. 0

2. 0 3. 0

Ancient plain song, 13th century

u - el, on high, tions, bind

And And All

d==

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--cap - tive all things, in one

ran - som or - der peo - pIes

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Is far heart

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ra - el and nigh; and mind;

That mourns in lone - ly To us the path of Bid en - vy, strife, and

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ex ile here knowl - edge show, quar rels cease;

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Un - til the Son of And cause us in her Fill the whole world with

God ap - pear. ways to go. heav - en's peace. I~I -&Ji. --

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HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

110

All My Heart This Night Rejoices Stella (Pa rke r). 8.3.3.6.0.

PAUL GERHARDT, 1656

Tr. by CATHE RINE WI N KWORTH, 185 8

HORATIO W . PARKER, 18 93

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1. All my heart this 2. Hark! a voice from 3. Come, then, let us

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night re - joic - es, yon - der man - ger, has - ten yon - der;

As Soft Here

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Far Doth Great

and near, en - treat: and small,

Sweet "Flee Kneel

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I hear, and sweet, let all,

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voic dan won

es; ger; der;

from in

an woe awe

are that is

sing - ing, grieves you, yearn - ing;

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"Christ is Breth - ren, Him Love

born," their come; from who with

choirs all love

Till You Hail

the are the

air, freed; star,

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Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Mendelssohn. 7.7.7.7.D. With Refrain Arr. from MENDELSSOHN, 1840 by WILLIAM H . CUMMINGS, 1850

CHARLES WESLEY

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HIS INCARNATION AND ADVENT

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As With Gladness Men of Old Dix. 7.7.7.7.7.7.

WILLIAM C. DIX, 1861

Arr. from CONRAD KOCHER, 1838

1. As with glad-ness men of old 2. As with joy - ful steps they sped 3. As they of - fered gifts most rare 4. Ho- 1y Je - sus, ev - ery day

Did the guid - ing star be - hold, that low - ly man - ger - bed, To At that man - ger rude and bare, Keep us in the nar - row way;

As with joy they hailed its light, There to bend the knee be - fore may we with ho - ly joy, So And, when earth-ly things are past,

Lead - ing on - ward, beam- ing bright, Him whom heaven and earth a - dore, Pure, and free from sin's al - loy, Bring our ran-somed souls at last

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LIFE AND MINISTRY

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The Hidden Years at Nazareth Nazareth. C.M.D.

ALLEN EASTMAN CROSS,

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Naz - a - reth! How Naz - a-reth! How Naz - a - reth! How

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When the Lord of Love Was Here Armstrong. 7.7.5.7.7.5.

STOPFORD BROOKE, 1881

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Dear Lord and Father Whittier. (Rest.) 8.6.8.8.6.

F. C. MAKER, 1887

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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Rockingham Old. L.M. (First Tune) EDWARD MILLER, 1790

ISAAC WATTS, 1707

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When I Survey the Wondrous Cross McCabe. L.M. ( Second Tune) E. S. WIDDEMER

ISAAC WATTS, 1707

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'Tis Midnight; and on Olives' Brow Olives' Brow. L.M.

WILLIAM B. TAPPAN, 1822

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Go to Dark Gethsemane Gethsemane. 7.7.7.7.7.7.

JAMES M ONTGOMERY, 1820

RICHARD REDHEAD, 1853

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There Was One Who Was Willing Nailed to the Cross. 12.9.12.9. With Refrain

MRS.FRANK A. BRECK

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Alas! and Did My Saviour Bleed? Avon. C.M.

ISAAC WATTS, 1707

HUGH Wn.SON, c.1800

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my Sav - iour bleed? And did my Sov-ereign die? that I have done, He groaned up - on the tree? in dark-ness hide, And shut his glo - ries in, my blush - ing face, While His dear cross ap-pears, can ne'er re - pay The debt of love lowe;

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Would He de - vote that sa - cred head For A - maz - ing pi - ty! grace un-known! And When Christ the might - y Mak - er died For Dis - solve my heart in thank - ful-ness, And Here, Lord, I give mrself a - way; 'Tis

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JOHN BOWRING, 1825

ITHAMAR CONKEY, 1851

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Christ I glo - ry, Tower-ing o'er the wrecksof time; life o'er - take me, Hopes de-ceive, and fears an - nay, bliss is beam-ing Light and love up - on my way, pain and pleas-ure, By the cross are sane - ti - fled;

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There Is a Green Hill Far Away Horsley. C.M.

CECIL FRANCES ALEXANDER, 1848

WILLIAM HORSLEY, 1844

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wall, bear, good, sin; too,

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Ride On in Majesty St. Drostane. L.M.

HENRY H. MILMAN, 1827

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maj - es-ty! maj - es-ty! maj - es-ty! maj - es-ty!

Hark, all the tribes Ho - san - na cry; In low - ly pomp ride on to die; The wing - ed squadrons of the sky In low - ly pomp ride on to die;

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Sav- iour meek, pur - sue Thy road With palms and scattered garments strowed. O'er cap - tive death and con-quered sin. Look down with sad and wondering eyes To see the ap-proaching sac-ri-fice. Bow Thy meek head to mor - tal pain, Then take, 0 God, Thy power, and reign.

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128

Into the Woods My Master Went Lanier. Irregular PETER C. LUTXIN. 1904

SIDNEY LANIER, 1880

woods my Mas - ter went, Clean for-spent, for - spent; woods my Mas - ter went, And He was well con - tent;

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Behold the Lamb of God St. John. 6.6.6.4.8.8.4.

MATTHEW BRIDGES, 1848

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JOHN B. DYKES, 1864

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The Day of Resurrection Lancashire. 7.6.7.6.D.

JOHN OF DAMASCUS , about 750 Te. by JOHN M. NEALE, 1862

HENRY SMART, 1836

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Come, Y e Faithful St. Kevin. 7.6.7.6.D.

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Where High the Heavenly Temple Stands Ward. L.M.

Old Scotch Melody

MICHAEL BRUCE

Arr. by LOWELL MASON, 1830

1. Where high the heaven-Iy tem-ple stands, The house of 2. He who for men their sure- ty stood, And poured on 3. In ev-ery pang that rends the heart, TheMan of 4. With boldness, therefore, at the throne Let us make

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of man-kind ap-pears. and the Friend of man. sui - ferer sends re - lief. in the e - vil hour.

Within the Veil Within the Veil.

11.10.11.10.

FREDA HANBURY ALLEN

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se - cret match-less veil, that calm a

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-,r the veil:" Be this, be-loved, thy por - tion, With - in the the veil," for on - ly as thou gaz - est Up - on the the veil," His fra-grance poured up - on thee, With - out the the vell," thy spir - it deep -ly an - chored, Thou walk -est

of thy Lord to dwell; Be - hold - ing Him, beau - ty of His face, Canst thou be - come fra - grance shed a - broad; "With - in the veil," bove a world of strife; "With - in the veil"

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til thy face His glo - ry, Thy life His love, thy lips His praise shall liv - ing rev - e - la - tion Of His great heart of love, His un - told hand shall tune the mu - sic Which sounds on earth the praises of thy soul with Him u - nit - ed, Shall live on earth His res - ur - rec - tion

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tell. grace. Lord. life.

Since to the Holiest Christ, My Life! 10.10.10.10.

C. BUTLER STONEY

FRANK PINCOTT

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My Blest Redeemer Rockingham New. L.M. LOWELL MASON, 1830

ISAAC WATTS, 1707

and my Lord, 1. My blest Re-deem-er 2. VVhat truth and love Thy bas-om fill ! 3. Cold mountains and the midnight air 4. Be Thou my pat-tern; make me bear

in Thy word; I read my du - ty VVhatzeal to do Thy Fa-ther's will! of Thy prayer; VVit-nessed the fer - vor More of Thy gra-cious Un - age here;

But in Thy life the law ap-pears, Drawn out in liv - ing char-ac - ters. Such zeal, and truth, and love di - vine, I would transcribe, and make them mine. The des - ert Thy temp - ta-tions knew, Thy con-flict, and Thy vic - tory, too. Then God, the Judge, shall own my name A - mong the fol-Iowers of the Lamb. -#-

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We May Not Climb Serenity. C.M. Arr. from WM . V . WALLACE, 1836, by U. C. BUMAP

JOHN G. WHITTIER, 1806

~~~.-tid£l.J~id 1. VVe may not climb the heaven-Iy steeps 2. But warm, sweet, ten - der, e - ven yet 3. The heal - ing of the seam-less dress 4. 0 Lord and Mas - ter of us all,

To bring the Sav-iour down; A pres-ent help is He; Is by our beds of pain; VVhate'er our name or sign,

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Love Divine Beecher. 8.7.8.7.D.

CHARLES WESLEY, 1747

JOHN ZUNDEL, 1870

~i~Uilg~tJ~u 1. Love di - vine, all loves ex - cel- ling, 2. Breathe, 0 breathe Thy lov - ing Spir - it 3. Come, Al- might - Y to de - liv - er, 4. Fin - ish, then, Thy new ere - a - tion;

of heaven, to earth come down; ev - ery trou-bled breast I Let us all Thy grace re - ceive; Pure and spot-less let us be;

us Thy hum - ble dwell-ing, Fix in Let us all in Thee in - her - it, Sud-den - ly re - tum, and nev - er, Let us see Thy great sal - va - tion

All Thy faithful mer - cies crown! Let us find the prom - ised rest; Nev- er-moreThy tern - pies leave. Per - feet - ly re - stored in Thee:

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The Wonders of Redeeming Love Woodland. CM.

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OLIVER W. HOLMES, 18S!)

;-ww:-u Atd artl~ ad sm d lJ !,..ol love di - vine, that stooped to share Our sharp-est pang, our bit-terest tear! 2. Though long the wea - ry way we tread, And sor - row crown each lin-gering year, 3. When drooping pleas-ure turns to grief, And trembling faith is changed to fear, 4. On Thee we fling our bur-dening woe, 0 Love di - vine, for - ev - er dear; 1. 0

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On Thee we cast each earth - born care; We smile at pain while Thou art near. No path we shun, no darkness dread; Our hearts still whispering, "Thou art near I" The mur-muring wind, the quiv-ering leaf, Shall soft - ly tell us, "Thou art near I" Con - tent to suf - fer while we know, Liv - ing and dy - ing, Thou art near 1

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St. Margaret. 8.8.8.8.6. ALBERT L. PEACE, 1885

GEORGE MATHESON, 1882

1. 0 2. 0 3. 0 4. 0

Love Light Joy Cross

Thee; Thee; Thee; Thee;

that wilt not let me go, that fol-lowest all my way, that seek-est me through pain, that lift-est up my head,

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Jesus, Thy Boundless Love to Me Pater Omnium. S.S.S.S.S.S.

P . GERHARDT

H. J. E . HOLMES, 1875

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1. J e - sus, Thy boundless love

to me No thought can reach, no tongue de-clare j 2. 0 grant that noth - ing in my soul May dwell, but Thy pure love a -lone j 3. 0 Love, how cheer-ing is Thy ray I All pain be -fore Thy pres-ence flies j 4. In suf-fering be Thy love my peace, In weakness be Thy love my power;

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knit my thank - ful tart to Thee, may Thy love pos - sess me whole, Care, an-guish, sor - row, melt a - way, And when the storms of life shall cease,

And reign with-out a ri - val there; My joy, my treas-ure, and my crown; Where'erThy heal - ingbeams a - rise; Je - sus, in that im - por - tant hour, ./fL

Thine whol-ly, Thine a - lone I am; Lord, with Thy love my heart in-flame. All coldness from my heart re-move; May ev - ery act, word, thought, be love. o Je-sus, noth-ing may I see--Noth-ing de - sire, or seek, but Thee. In death, as life, be Thou myGuide, And save me, who for me hast died.

147

Dear Saviour, We Would Know Collegedale. C.M, HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

Anon.

1. Dear Sav-iour, we would know Thy love 2. Fain would we strike the gold - en harp, And 3. Then leave us not in this dark world, As

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HIS LOVE AND SYMPATHY

From thence sal - va - tion flows. Would sing what grace hath done. Come, Je - sus, quick - ly come I

For us it led Thee once to die; And at Thy feet, while bend - ing low, to Thy - self, Come, Lord, and take us

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find my will - ing heart are un - search-a - ble: now were shed a-broad at the Master's feet!

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faint, I die to prove depths to see; vain its sigh, for love I pine; care, de - light, and bliss,

The great - ness of re - deem - ing love, The love of Christ to me. They can - not reach the mys - ter - y, The length, and breadth, and height. This on - ly por - tion, Lord, be mine- Be mine this bet - ter part I My joy, my heaven on earth, be this, To hear the Bride-groom's voice. -I'--

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Donum Dei. 7.6.7.6.

GRACE ELMA UHLBR

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How Sweet the Name! St. Peter. C.M.

JOHN NEWTON. 1779

ALEXANDER R. REINAGLE. 1836

J e - sus sounds In spir - it whole, And 3. Dear name, the rock on which I build, My 4. J e - sus I my Shep-herd, Guardian, Friend, My 5. Weak is' the ef - fort of my heart, And 1. How sweet the name of 2. It makes the wound-ed

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CJ a be - liev - er's earl calms the trou - bled breast; shield and hid - ing place, Proph-et, Priest, and King I cold my warm - est thought;

soothes his sor - rows, heals his wounds, And drives a - way his man - na to the hun - gry soul, And to the wea - ry, nev - er - fail - ing treas-ury, filled With boundless stores of Lord, my life, my way, my endl Ac - cept the praise I when I see Thee as Thou art, I'll praise Thee as I

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o Love Divine, What Hast Thou Done!

151

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CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

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(1720-1768)

HENRY KEMBLE OLIVER, 1832

~}-U UA t¥2~-d ~4d ~ ahh-i=1~d+dSf£J 1. J e - sus, and shall it ev - er be, A mor - tal man a-shamed of Thee? 2. A-shamedof Je - sus! soon-er far Let eve-ningblush to own a star; 3. A-shamed of Te - sus! just as soon Let mid-night be a-shamed of noon; 4. A-shamed of J e - sus! that dear Friend On whom my hopes of heaven de - pend! 5. A-shamed of J e - sus! yes, I may When I've no guilt to wash a - way; my boast-ing vain- Till then I boast a Sav - iour slain; 6. Till then- nOl' is .(2.

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gels praise, Whose glories shine through endless days? di - vine O'er this be-night-ed soul of mine. till He, Bright Morning Star, bade darkness flee. my shame That I no more re - vere His name. to crave, No fears to quell, no soul to save. be, That Christ is not a-shamed of mel

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Come, Let Us Sing Russia. L.M.

JAMES MONTGOMERY (1771-1854)

Adapted from D. BORTNIANSKI, 1825

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The hom-age which to Christ be - longs: "Wor-thy the Lamb, for He was slain!" And make us kings and priests to God: "Wor-thy the Lamb, for He was slain!" Blessing, and praise, and glo - ry be: "Wor-thy the Lamb, for He was slain!" Hon-or, and maj - es - ty, and might: "Wor-thy the Lamb, for He slain!" This song our song of songs shall be: "Wor-thy the Lamb, for He slain!" -II--II-

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154

HIS GLORY AND PRAISE

Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts

BERNARD OF CLAffiVAUX

(1091-1153)

Migdol. L.M.

Tr_ by RAy PALMER (1808-1887)

LOWELL MASON, 1840 (1792-1872)

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1. J e - sus, Thou joy of lov - ing hearts! Thou fount 2. Thy truth unchanged has ev-er stood; Thou say 3. We taste Thee, 0 Thou Liv-ing Bread, And long 4. Our rest-less spir-its yearn for Thee, Wher-e'er 5. 0 J e - sus, ev - er with us stay; Make all -II-- -19~ -f9.--19-

of est to our our

life! Thou light of men I those that on Thee call; feast up - on Thee still; changeful lot is cast; moments calm and bright; r::,"

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From the best bliss that earth im - Iparts, We tum un ----.J filled to Thee a - gain. them that seek Thee, Thou art good, To them that find Thee, all in all. To We drink of Thee, the Foun-tain-head, And thirst our souls from Thee to fill! Glad, when Thy gra-cious smile we see, Blest, when our faith can hold Thee fast. Chase the dark night of sin a - way, Shedo'er the worldThy ho - ly light!

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155

o for a Thousand Tongues

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

Howard. C.M.

MRS. CUTHBERT

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1. 0 for a thou - sand tongues, to sing My great Re - deem- er's praise! 2. My gra - cious Mas - ter and my God, As - sist me to pro-claim, 3. Je - sus, the name that calms our fears, That bids our sor - rows cease4. He breaks the power of can - celed sin, He sets the pris - oner free; 5. He speaks, and lis - tening to His voice, New life the dead re - ceive; 6. Hear Him, ye deaf; praise Him, ye dumb-Your lo'os-ened tongues em-ploy; -II-- -.----.... . - _._"'"' I

•

~ --The glo - ries of my To spread through all the 'Tis mll - sic in the His blood can make the The moum-fuI, bro - ken Ye blind, be - hold your

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God and King, earth a-broad, sin - ner's ears, foul - est clean, hearts re-joice, Sav - iour come,

The The 'Tis His The And

tri - umphs of

His grace. hon - ors of Thy name. life, and health, and peace. blood a - vails for me. hum - ble be-lieve. for joy. leap, ye

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JESUS CHRIST

156

All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name! Coronation. C.M. ( First Tune)

EDWARD PERRONl<T, 1779

OLIVER HOLDEN, 1793

-.-1. All 2. Ye 3. Let 4.0h,

hail seed ev that

the of ery with

power of Is - raePs kin - dred, yon der

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name! race, tribe, throng

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forth Him Him in

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HIS GLORY AND PRAISE

157

All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name Miles' Lane. C.M. ( Second Tune)

EowARD PERRONET, 1779

WM. SHRUBSOLE, 1779

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1. All

hail seed ev that

2. Ye 3. Let 4.0h,

the of ery with

power Is

-.-

an ran this at

7" I gels pros - trate somed of the ter res trial His feet may

sus' sen ery cred

Je cho ev

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name I race, tribe, throng

Let Ye On We

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fall; fall, ball, fall,

Bring Hail To Join

forth Him

Him in

the who all the

roy saves maj ev

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you

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last

His as ing

dem, grace, cribe, song,

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crown crown crown crown

Him, Him, Him , Him,

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JESUS CHRIST

158

Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee St. Agnes. C.M.

BERNARD OF CLAIRVAUX (1091-1153) Tr. by EDWARD CASWALL (1814-1878)

JOHN B . DYKES, 1866

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ver - y thought of Thee, With sweetness fills my breast; 2. No voice can sing, no heart can frame, Nor can the mem -ory find joy of all the meek, ev - ery con - trite heart! 0 3. 0 hope of 4. But what to those who find? Ah! this N or tongue nor pen can show: be; joy be Thou, As Thou our prize wilt 5. Je - sus, our on - Iy 1. Je - sus, the

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far Thy face to see, But sweet-er A sweet-er sound than J e - sus' name, To those who fall, how kind Thou art! The love of J e - sus-what it is, In Thee be all our glo - ry now,

159

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And in Thy pres - ence rest. The Sav - iour of man - kind. How good to those who seek! None but His loved ones know. And through e - ter - ni - ty.

Majestic Sweetness Sits Enthroned Ortonville. C.M.

SAMUEL STENNETT, 1787

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1837

z:;j -19-' -19-

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1. Ma - jes - tic sweet-ness sits enthroned Up - on the Sav-iour's brow; 2. No mor - tal can with Him com-pare, A - mong the sons of men; 3. He saw me plunged in deep dis-tress, He flew to my re - lief; I have; 4. To Him lowe my life and breath, And all the joys a - bode, He brings my wea - ry feet; 5. To heaven, the place of His 6. Since from His boun - ty I re - ceive Such proofs of love di - vine,

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His head Fair er For me He makes Shows me Had I

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with is He me the a

ra He bore tri glo thou

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is the ful ver my to

crowned, fair cross, death, God, give,

His That And He And Lord,

HIS GLORY AND PRAISE

-t9-..:...:? His lips with grace o'er That fill the heaven - ly And car ried all my He saves me from the And makes my joy com Lord, they should all be

lips with grace o'er - flow, train, fill the heaven - ly my grief, car - ried all grave, saves me from the makes my joy com - plete, they should all Thine, be

flow. train. grief. grave. plete. Thine.

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160

Beloved, or Dulcimer. 11.8.11.8. FREEMAN LEWIS (1780.1859) Arr. by HUBERT P. MAIN (1839-1926)

JOSEPH SWAIN (1761-1796)

1.0 2. His 3. His 4. He

Thou in whose pres - ence my soul takes de - light, sound of the dul voice, as the ci - mer sweet, a of right - eous-ness flow, lips, as foun - tain looks, and ten thousands of an gels re - joice,

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On Is To And

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whom in af - ruc - tion I call, heard through the shad - ows of death; wa - ter the gar - dens of grace; myr - i-ads wait for His word;

My com - fort by day and my The ce - dars of Leb - a - non From which their sal - va - tion the He speaks, and e - ter - ni - ty,

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song in the night, bow at His feet, Gen - tiles shall know, filled with His voice,

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sal - va - tion, my alll per- fumed with His breath. the smiles of His face. the praise of the Lord.

JESUS CHRIST

161

0 Could I Speak the Matchless Worth Ariel. 8 .8.6.8.8.6. Arr. from MOZART by LOWELL MASON, 1836

SAMUEL MEDLEY, 1789

1.0 2. I'd

I the the de

could sing sing the

3. I'd

4. Well,

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speak the pre cious char ac light - ful

could I sound the glo - ries forth, ran - som from the dread-ful guilt the forms of love He wears, all my dear Lord will take me home,

... match - less blood He ter He day will

'-..: worth, spilt, bears, come,

0 My And When

Which in my Sav - iour shine I Of sin and wrath vine I di Ex alt - ed on His throne; And I shall see His face;

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I'd soar and touch the heaven -Iy strings I'd sing His glo - rious right - eous-ness, sweet - est praise, In loft - iest songs of Then, willi my Sav - iour, Broth - er, Friend,

And vie with Ga - briel In which all - per - fect I would to ev - erA blest e - ter - ni-

t: -.. i' oS ' ... ... ~-;-L-.s:-...... while he sings heaven-Iy dress last - ing days ty I'll spend, -I'-'./L-

In notes

al-most di - vine, In notes almost di - vine. My soul shall ev - er shine, My soul shall ev - er shine. Make all His glo-ries known, Make all His glo - ries known. Tri - um - phant in His grace, Tri - um-phant in His grace.

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HIS GLORY AND PRAISE

162

Crown Him With Many Crowns Diademata. S.M.D. GEORGE J. ELVEY, 1868

MATTHEW BRIDGES, 1851

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1. Crown Him with 2. Crown Him the 3. Crown Him the 4. Crown Him the

I man - y Lord of Lord of Lord of

U I Jd

crowns, The Lamb up - on His love! Be - hold His hands and peace! Whose hand a scep - ter years, The Po - ten - tate of

throne; side, sways time,

Hark! how the heaven-Iy an-them drowns All mu - sic but its own! Those wounds, yet vis - i - ble a - bove, In beau - ty glo - ri - fied; From pole to pole, that wars may cease, And all be prayer and praise; Cre - a - tor of the roll - ing spheres, In - ef - fa - bly sub -lime!

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- wake, my soul, and an - gel in . the reign shall know no hail! Re - deem - er,

sing sky end, hail!

Of Can And For

Him who died for ful - Iy bear that round His pierc - ed Thou hast died for

thee; sight, feet me;

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~ (, dB J E8-Ed tf#ldl And hail Him as thy match-less King Through all e - ter - ni - ty. But down-ward bends his won-dering eye At mys - ter - ies so great. Fair flowers of Par - a - dise ex - tend, Their fra-grance ev - er sweet. Thy praise shall nev - er, nev - er fail Through-out e - ter - ni - ty.

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163

There Is a Fountain Fountain. C.M.D.

WILLIAM COWPER (1731·1800)

Early American melody Arr. from LOWELL MASON ( 1792·1872)

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Drawn from 1m - man-uel's veins; That foun - tain in his day; Shall nev - er lose its power, Thy flow - ing wounds sup-ply, Un - wor - thy though I be, I'll sing Thy power to save,

a foun - tain filled with blood, 1. There is 2. The dying thief re - joiced to see 3. Thoudy - ing Lamb! Thy pre - cious blood saw the stream 4. E'er since by faith I be -lieve Thou hast pre-pared, S. Lord, I a no - bIer, sweet - er song, 6. Therein

iAnd sin - ners plunged be-neath that flood,

Lose all their guilt - y stains, Wash all my sins a - way, as he, And there may I, though vile Are saved, to sin no more, Till all the ran-somed church of God I Re- deem - ing love has been my theme, And shall be till die, gold - en harp for a blood-bought, free me! For me re - ward, A ran-somed from the grave, When this poor lisp - ing, stam-mering tongue Is

Lose all their guilt - y Wash all my sins a Are saved, to sin no And shall be till I A gold - en harp for ran - somed from the Is

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stains,

- way, more,

die, me! grave,

Lose all their Wash all my Are saved, to And shall be A gold - en Is ran - somed

guilt - y stains; sins a - way; sin no more; till I die; harp for me! from the grave;

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ItJ And sin - ners plunged be-neath that flood, And there may I, though vile as he, Till all the ran-somed church of God Re - deem - ing love has been my theme, For me a blood-bought, free re - ward, When this poor lisp - ing, stanlIDering tongue

...

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128

Lose all their guilt - y stains. Wash all my sins a - way. Are saved, to sin no more. And shall be till I die. A gold - en harp for me! Is ran-somed from the grave.

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JESUS CHRIST

178

In the Sun, and Moon, and Stars Lubeck. 7.7.7.7. J. A . FREYLINGHAUSEN. 1705

REGINALD HEBER (1783-1826)

1. In the sun, and moon, and stars, Signs and won-ders have ap-peared; tem-pests, rise; 2. Soon shall cean's hoar - y deep, Tossed with stronger 3. Dread a - larms shall shake the proud, Pale a - mazement, rest - less fear; 4. But, though from His aw - fuI face, Heaven shall fade, and earth shall fly,

....

---

Earth has groaned with blood - y wars, Dark - er storms the mountains sweep, And a - mid the thun - der - cloud Fear not, ye, His cho - sen race,

179

And the hearts of men have feared. Fierc - er light-nings rend the skies. Shall the Judge of men ap - pear. Your re - demp- tion draw - eth nigh.

He Reigns! the Lord, the Saviour, Reigns Sessions.

1. He reigns! the Lord, the Sav-iour, reigns Sing to His name in loft - y strains, 2. Deep are His coun - sels, and un - known, But grace and truth sup - port His throne; 3. In robes of judg - ment, 10, He comes! Shakes the wide earth, and cleaves the tombs; 4. His en - e- mies with wild dis - may Fly from the sight, and shun the day;

..,.. .• -

Let all the saints in songs re-joice, And in His Though gloomy clouds His way surround, Jus - tice is Be - fore bums devour-ing fire, The mountains Then lift your heads, ye saints, on high, And sing, for 1 -~

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140

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praise their melt, your -6'-

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ex - alt their voice. e - ter-nal ground. the seas re - tire. re-demp-tion's nigh.

HIS SECOND COMING

180

Watchman, Tell Me Dawning. 8.7.8.7.D.

SIDNEY S. BREWER

WILLIAM B. BRADBURY

~-::1. Watch-man, tell me, does the mom-ing 2. Watch-man, see, the light is beam-ing 3. Watch-man, hail the light as - cend-ing 4. Watch-man, in the gold - en ci - ty, 5. Watch-man, see, the land is near-ing, -!L'

....

-1=: .... ..... .....

Of fair Zi - on's glo - ry dawn? Brighter still up - on thy way; Of the grand, sab - bat - ic year; Seat - ed on His jas - per throne, With its ver - nal fruits and flowers;

It /15: f ; fit j-.bEllJ. 1 ;1 ifA .' ..........

Have the signs thatmark its com-ing Signs through all the earth are gleam-ing, All with voic - es loud pro-claim- ing Zi - on's King, ar - rayed in beau - ty, On, just yon - der-O how cheer-ing! -!L' _ ....

J ,T . .....

Yet up - on thy path-way shone? 0 - mens of the com - ing day That the king - dom now is near; Reigns in peace from zone to zone; Bloom for - ev - er E - den's bowers.

Pi!- grim, yes I a - rise, look round thee; Light is break - ing in the skies; When the Ju - bal trump-et, sound-ing, Shall a - wake from earth and sea I see just yon - der, Ca - naan's glo - rious heights a - rise; Pi! - grim, yes, glow; Thereon sun - lit hills and mountains, Gold - en beams se - rene -ly the balm - yair; Hark I the chor - al strains are ring - ing, Waft - ed on

r-~

Gird thy brid - al robes a - round thee, All the saints of God, now sleep-ing, Sa - lem, too, ap -pears in grandeur, Purl - ing streams and crys - tal foun-tains, See the mil - lions, hear them sing - ing, -11-'

...

141

Mom-ing dawns, a - rise I a - rise I Clad in im - mor - tal - i - ty. Towering 'neath its sun - lit skies. On whose banks sweet flowerets blow. Soon the pi! - grim will be there.

JESUS CHRIST

181

Ye Who Rose to Meet the Lord Caledonia. 7.7.7.5.D.

Anon.

Scottish traditional melody

1. Ye who rose to meet the Lord, Ven-tured on His faith - ful word, 2. Would ye to the end en- dure? Keep the wed - ding gar - ment pure, 3. Tones of thun - der through the sky, An - gel voic - es sounding high, 4. Mar - riage sup - per now pre-pared, By the guests will then be shared,

.....

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Faint not now, for your re-ward Will be quick - Iy Claim ye still the prom - ise sure, Faith - ful is the Ech 0 still the might - y cry, "Je sus, quick - Iy In fair, right - eous robes ar-rayed, Like the Bride-groom

•I

given. Lordi come I" King. :::---~

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Faint not, al - ways watch and pray; Je - sus will no more de - lay; Let your lamps be bum - ing bright; In God's word is beam - ing light; Quick - Iy He'll re - tum a - gain, With His saints He'll come to reign, Glo - ~ to Je - ho-vah'snamel Sound a - loud the glad ac-claim, -~.:

~~. yen now 'tis dawn of day; Day - star beams from E Live by faith, and not by sight- Crowns are your re Thy throne!" While all heaven will shout, "A - men! Wel- come to bring! To the Lamb that once was slain, AI Ie - Iu - ias . -6}~

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142

HIS SECOND COMING

182

'Tis Almost Time for the Lord to Come The Breaking of the Day. 9.6.8.9. With Refrain G. W. SEDERQUIST

G. W. SEDERQUIST

• 1. 'Tis

al - most time for the Lord to come, I hear the 2. The signs fore-told in the sun and moon, In earth and 3. It must be time for the waiting church To cast her 4. Go quick - ly out in the streets and lanes And in the

.....

peo - pIe say jrhe sea and sky, Apride a - way, With broad high-way, And

6! -~

stars of heaven are grow-ing dim, It must be the breaking of the day. loud pro - claim to all mankind, The coming of the Master draw-eth nigh. gird - ed loins and burn-ing lamps, To look for the breaking of the day. call the maimed, the halt, and blind, To be ready for the breaking of the day.

~ '"' -#~- ~.:f::-~

Refrain ~

o '"

must

the break - ing

the

al-most gone,

The

day I

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be the breaking

the

The night is

1':'1

day

com-ing -#- -#+- +- ~ ~

onj

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it must

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143

the break-ing of

the day I

JESUS CHRIST

183

Let Ever.y Lamp Be Burning Diligence. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

F. E . BELDEN, 1886

F. E. BELDEN, 1886

1. Let ev - ery lamp be burn-ing bright, 2. Though thousands calmly slum-ber on, 3. His word our lamp, His truth our guide, 4. Then let good works with faith ap - pear,

The dark - est hour is near - ing; The last great message spum- ing, We can - not be mis - tak - en; To shame the world a - round us;

The darkest hour of earth's long night, Be - fore the Lord's ap - pear - ing. We'll rest our liv - ing faith up - on His prom - ise of re - turn - ing. Though dan-gers rise on ev - ery side, We shall not be for - sak - en. o be-dience brings the bless - ing near When faith has firm - ly bound us.

" ~

Then trim your lamps, my breth-ren dear, Then trim your lamps with god -ly

The Mas-ter's com - ing

draw-eth near,

Let

ev - ery lamp be burn - ing.

" " Copyright, 1886, by F. E. Belden.

144

fear;

HIS SECOND COMING

184

Watchmen, on the Walls of Zion Zion. 8.7.8.7.4.7.

Anon .

1. Watch-men on the walls of Zi - on, What, 0 tell us, of the night? 2. Tell, 0 tell us, are the land-marks On our voy-age all passed by? 3. Light is beam- ing, day is com - ing! Let us sound a-loud the cry; 4. We have found the chart and com-pass, And are sure the land is near; -IL-

-IL-

-fIL

-IL-

the day - star now a - ris - ing? Is Are we near - ing now the ha - ven? We be-hold the daystar ris - ing On - ward, onward we are hast - ing, -fII- • -IL-

-fIL

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Will the mom soon greet our sight? Can we e'en the land de - scry? Pure and bright in yon - der sky! Soon the ha - yen will ap - pear;

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your O'er Do we Saints, be Let your

vi tru joy voic

- sion - ly - ful; - es

of Shine there now some rays the heaven - ly king - dom See re - demp - tion draw - eth Your Sound a - loud your ho ly

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light? nigh? nigh; cheer;

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O'er your Do we Saints, be Let your

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-.Shine there now some rays of See the heaven - ly king - dom re - demp - tion draw Your eth Sound a - loud your ho ly -'-----.

145

•

light? nigh? nigh. cheer.

JESUS CHRIST

185

Heir of the Kingdom Rodman. 11.10.11.10. LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

Anon.

-.1. Heir of the 2. Heir of the 3. Earth's might - Y 4. Stay not, 0 S. Keep the eye

~ a

I "'"

fir

why dost thou why dost thou strife and com earth's vain al head up - ward

0 king - dom, king - dom, say, na - tions, in stay for not gle, the sin

"'"

thou thou with its the

sleep tar ter glo glo

ing

art canst ble how for

Wake Up, Lis Break Lol

thee, a rouse thee, and and a dom thee, the nought but the ten, 'tis fet the strong ters the o'er the moun - tain - tops

so in and is of

ror, ry ry

near sight sink pass earth's

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Why How Trem See Watch

slum - ber? ling - er? mo tion, lure - ments I 1ift - ed;

thy of in ing com

blest the dis a ing

home? prize? may; way; King;

gird on thine ar mor, is Sav - iour com ing; char - iot's loud rum - bling; foe hath bound o'er thee; is now break - ing; light

• Speed, Haste Heir Heir Heirs

for to of of of

the re the the the

mo - ments

Him - ceive king - dom, king - dom, king - dom,

are de no tum, re

146

hur ry scend - ing long er tum thee ye

ing - the

on. skies. de - lay. way. a sing. and

HIS SECOND COMING

186

Long for My Saviour I've Been Waiting' Expectation. 9.8.9.8. With Refrain

Anon.

... .,- ...... 1. Long for my Sav-iour I've been wait - ing, 2. Here in this vale of sin and sor - row 3. Oft - times the tempt-er comes in pow - er, 4.0 it will be but lit - tie long - er

Long time have watched by have been wan-dering I Fain then would lead my I must these man - y

.. night and day; man - y years, steps a - stray; woes en - dure;

Feared, lest my faith and hope a - bat - ing, Still look-ing for that hap - py mor - row But when the clouds be - gin to IQw - er, Then let my faith and hope grow strong-er;

I should lose When God would Hope turns the My Fa-ther's

Refrain

cour - age by the way. wipe a - way my tears. dark-ness in - to day. prom-ise still is sure.

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Je - sus soon is

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This

my song-

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And

foes

are press - ing strong.

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JESUS CHRIST

187

The Lord Is Coming Warrington. L.M. RALPH HARRISON, 17114

Anon.

..J ___ The her -ald note of ju - bi - lee; com- ingt let this be com-ing! sound it forth, From east to west, from south to north; saints, re-joice! We soon shall hear His glo-rious voice, com-ing! com-ing! vengeful, dire, Are all His judg - ments and His ire,

1. The Lord is 2. The Lord is 3. The Lord is 4. The Lord is

from the heart. may be sad. conquering car. nar-row path.

And when we meet, and when we part, The sal - u - ta - tion Speed on! speed on the ti dings glad, That none who love Him Ma - jes - tic, ut-tered from a - far, As on He hastes His And none can hope to escape His wrath, Who walk not in the

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Star of Our Hope Wareham. L.M.

Anon.

Wn.LIAM KNAPP, 1738

~3IpiI13It3ilg lalf;JrJalt~i Ip I 1. Star of our hope! He'll soon ap-pear, The last loud trumpet speaks Him near; 2. From heaven angel - ic voi - ces sound: Be - hold the Lord of glory crowned, 3. The grave yields up its pre-cious trust, Which long has slumbered in the dust, 4. De - scending with His az - ure throne, He claims the kingdom for His own; S. 0 joy - ful day, when He ap-pears With all His saints, to end their fears I I .,....~.. (9..Ir-......r-~.. ~""'t).

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Joy to the World Antioch. C.M.

ISAAC WATTS, 1719

1. Joy to 2. Joy to 3. No more 4. Soon will

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Arr. from HANDEL'S "Messiah." 1742 by LOWELL MASON , 1830

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re - ceive her King; the world, the Lord will come! Let earth the earth, the Lord will reign! Let men their songs em - ploy ; the ground; let sin and sor - row grow, Northorns in - fest He rule the earth with grace, And make the na - tions prove -I'- • ~ -I'- -1'-. -I'-

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190

When Thou, My Righteous Judge Ariel. 8.8.6.D. Mr. by LOWELL MASON, 1836

SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON

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call Thy ran-somed peo - pIe home, fore Thy gra - dous throne to bow, Thou, dear Lord, my hid - ing place e'er the Arch-angel's trump shall sound,

Shall such a worth - less Nor can I bear the Thy par-doning voice, 0 Then joy -" fuI - ly Thy

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He's Coming Once Again Verdi. S.M.D.

F. E. BELDEN, 1886

1. He's com - ing once a - gain, 2. The earth shall quake with fear, liv - ing flame 3. His eyes of

To set His peo - pIe free; The heavens shall flee a - way; The wick - ed shall de - vour;

glo - ry bright, His That where He is, in And where shall guilt - y man ap - pear In No tongue will light - ly speak the name Of

the droop - ing Then lift is No ref - uge then No scorn, no words of

head, nigh, hate

saints may al - so be. that tremen - dous day? Je - sus in that hour.

Look up, re - JOice and sing; No shel - ter from the blast; For His meek fol-Iowers then;

He comes, in maj - es - ty The night of vengeance veils But prayers and tears that come

sub-lime, the sky too late

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Hark! That Shout J:iendon. 7.7.7.7. H.A . C.~AN,1827

THOMAS KELLY (1769-1854)

1. Hark! that 2. Hark! the 3. See, the and 4. Go

yon sea fore e'er

shout of rap - ture high, trwn - pet'!l aw - ful voice Lord ap - pears in view; dwell with Him a - bove,

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Thy Kingdom Come St. Flavian. C.M.

FREDERICK L. HOSMER, 1891

DAY'S Psalter, 1562

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king - dom come! on bend - ed knee The pass - ing a - ges pray; of the night Not less to God be - long; 2. But the slow watch -es on the hills The flags of dawn ap - pear; 3. And 10, al - read - y 4. The day in whose clear-shin - ing light All wrong shall stand re - vealed, 5. When knowledge, hand in hand with peace, Shall walk the earth a - broad; 1. Thy

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On earth that kingdom's day. And faith - ful souls have yearned to see si - lent stars are strong. And for the ev - er - last - ing right The Gird up your loins, ye proph - et souls, Pro-claim the day is nee.rj When jus - tice shall be throned in might, And ev - ery hurt be healedj God. The day of per - feet right-eous-ness, The prom-ised day of

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The King Shall Come St. Stephen. C.M. WILLIAM JONES, 1789

JOHN BROWNLIE, 1907; based on the Greek

1. The King shall come of old 2. Not as 3. 0 bright - er than 4. 0 bright - er than 5. The King shall come

when mom-ing dawns, lit - tie child a the ris - ing mom that glo - rious mom when mom-ing dawns,

And light tri - um-phant breaks; To bear, and fight, and die, When He, vic - to - rious, rose, Shall this fair mom - ing be, past: And earth's dark night is

When beau - ty gilds the east - em hills, And life But crowned with glo - ry like the sun That lights And left the lone-some place of death, De - spite When Christ, our King, in beau - ty comes, And we o haste the ris - ing of that morn, The day

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195

Great God, What Do I See Luther. 8.7.8.7.8.8.7.

WILLIAM B. COLLYER, 1812 Alt. by THOMAS COTTERILL, 182 0

FROM KLUG'S Gesangbuch, 1535

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Thou Art Coming, 0 My Saviour Beverley. 8.7.8.8.7.7.7.7.7. WILLIAM H. MONX, 1875

FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL, 1873

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my Sav-iour, Thou art com - ing, 0 my King, com-ing, com-ing, Thou art com-ing; We shall meet Thee on Thy way, com-ing; we are wait-ing With a hope that can - not fail, joy to see Thee reign-ing, Thee, our own be - lov - ed Lord I I

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slow-Iy swells; Com - ing! 0 my glo-rious Priest, Hear we not Thy gold-en bells? love to. Thee, Pour - ing out our rap-ture sweet At Thine own all - glo-rious feet. must be sure; Cer - tain-ty must make us strong, Joy - fuI pa-tience can en-dure. and enthroned, Un - to earth's re - mot-est end Glo - ri - fied, a-dored, and owned.

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Wake, Awake, for the Night Is Flying Sleepers, Wake. Irregular

PHILIP NICOLAI, 1599 Tr. CATHERINE WINKWORTH, 1858

Melody by PHILIP NICOLAI, 1599 Harmonized by JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)

~J .i d d Ii d ~J Idgd If. t flFl fly night is toll Mid-night's sol - emn hour is 2. Zi - on hears the watch-men sing Forth her Bride-groom comes, all glo 3. Lamb of God, the heavens a - dare w()n By the pearl - y gates in 1. Wake, a - wake, for

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A - wake, Je - : - : - tm, a - rise I He comes; pre - pare, ye vir - gins wise. She wakes, she ris - es from her gloom; Her Star is risen, her Light is come I With harp and cym-bal's clear-est tone. That ech - oes round Thy daz-zling throne.

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Rise up, with will-ing feet Go forth, the Bride-groommeetjAI - Ie - lu - ial in - car-nate Lord, Our crown, and our re - ward I Al - Ie - lu - ia I All hail, caught, Such bliss and joy; No vi- sion ev - er brought, No

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Pro Patria. 10.10.10.10. HORATIO W. PARl<l!:R, 1894

MARION FRANltLm HAM, 1912

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199

We Speak of the Realms Contrast. 8.8.8.8.0. Early American melody

ELIZABETH MILLS

1. We speak of the realms of the blest, 2. We speak of its free-dom from sin, all at an end, 3. Our mourning is 4. Do Thou, midst temp - ta - tion and woe, -IL-

That coun-try so bright and so fair, From sor-row, temp-ta - tion and care, When, raised by the life - giv- ing word, For heav-en my spir - it pre-pare; -!fL.

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walls decked with jewels so rare, the robes which the glo-rified wear, sor - row can breathe in the air; glo - ry ce - les- tial and fair,

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I Long to Behold Him Contrast. S.S.S.S.D.

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

Early American melody

1. I long to be - hold Him ar-rayed With glo - ry and lightfrom a - bove; 2. With Him, I on Zi - on shall stand, For Je - sus has spok-en the word; found in the ci - ty of God I 3. How hap - py the peo-ple whose home Is J/L •

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Soon May the Last Glad Song Arise Yule. L.M. Medieval melody, pub. 1539 Harmonized by J . S. BACH, 1734

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PETER ABELARD (1079-1142) Tr. by JOHN M. NEALE, 1854

Arr. from LA FEILLEE'S "Plain Chant," 1782

1. 0 what their joy and their glo - ry must 2. Tru - Iy "Je - ru - sa - lem" name we that 3. We, where no trou - ble dis - trac - tion can 4. Now in the mean-while, with hearts raised on 5. Low be - fore Him with our prais - es we ./L-

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rest; ne'er, praise land, Son;

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w. J. GOVAN. By per. from "In His Presence"

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1. The Word, whose word can make me whole, 2. How ho - ly must the tem - pie be, 3. And He is come I to whom the praise, 4. And now to me the glad - dest thing 5. He makes His pal - ace in my soul,

And in the pal - ace of the soul, His pre - cious blood, out - poured for me, My face I veil, my hands I raise, Con - tent, since I am with the King, With - in my heart, 'neath His con - trol

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THE HOLY SPIRIT

204

Come, Gracious Spirit Ware. L.M.

SIMON BROWNE (1680·1732)

GEORGE KINGSLEY (1811·1884)

1. Come, gracious Spir - it, heavenly Dove, With light and com - fort from a- bove us the light of truth dis-play, And make us know and choose Thy way 2. To 3. Lead us to ho - li - ness- the road That we must take to dwell with God 4. Lead us to God, our :fin - a! rest, To be with Him for - ev - er blest

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Be Thou our guard - ian, Thou our guide; O'er all our thoughts and steps pre - side. Plant ho - ly fear in ev - ery heart, That we from God may ne'er de - part. Lead to Christ, the liv - ing way, Nor let us from His pre - cepts stray. Lead to heaven, its bliss to share-Full-ness of joy for - ev - er there I

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Come, Holy Spirit, Come Boylston. S.M.

JOSEPH HART (1712-1768)

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LOWELL MASON

Spir it, of us all our droop - ing to cleanse the 5. Come, Ho· - ly Spir - it,

1. Come, Ho 2. Can - vince vive 3. Re 4. 'Tis Thine

come, sin, faith, heart, come,

Let Thy bright beams a rise, Then lead to blood, Je - sus' Our doubts and fears re - move, To sanc - ti - fy the soul, Our minds from bond - age free;

Dis - pel the sor - row from our minds, The And to our won-dering view re - veal The And kin - dIe in our breasts the flame Of To pour fresh life in ev - ery part, And Then shall we know, and praise, and love, The

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dark-ness from our mer - cies of our nev - er - dy - ing new cre - ate the Fa - ther, Son, and

eyes. God. love. whole. Thee.

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THE HOLY SPIRIT

206

Holy Spirit, Light Divine Mercy. 7.7.7.7. Arr. from LOUIS M. GO'M'SCHALK, 1867

ANDREW REED, 1817

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shades of night sin, with-out man - y woes ev - ery i

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Let Thy Spirit, Blessed Saviour Stockwell. 8.7.8.7. D. E. JONES, 1851

Anon.

1. Let Thy Spir - it, 2. Fear-ful dan-gers 3. On Thy word our 4. Let us not, 0

Come and bid our doubt-ings cease; Sa - tan watch - es to de - stroy; Taught by Thee, Thy name we love; Of the rough-ness of the way;

Come, O. come with love and fa - vor, Lord, our foes would fain con-found us; Sweet-est of all names is Je - sus; Though the road be of - ten drear - y,

Fill us all with 0, for us Thy How it doth our Thou shalt drive our

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THE HOLY SPIRIT

208

Lord, I Hear of Showers of Blessing Even Me. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

ELIZABETH CODNER, 1860

1. Lord,

hear

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3. Have I

long

4. Pass me not,

WILLIAM B. BRADBURY, 1862

of showers of blessing Thou art scat-tering full and free; o gra - cious Fa - ther! Sin - ful though my heart may be; in sin been sleep-ing? Long been slight-ing, griev - ing, Thee? o Ho - ly Spir - it! Thou canst make the blind to see;

3-1 d Showers, the thirst - y soul re - fresh-ing; Let some drops now fallon me, Thou might'st leave me, but the rath - er Let 1;hy mer - cy rest on me. Has the world my heart been keep-ing? o forgive and res - cue mel Tes - ti - fy of Je - sus' mer - it, Speak the word of peace to me.

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ISAAC WATTS (1674·1748)

JOHN B. DYKES, 1866

1. Come, Ho - ly Spir - it, heaven-ly Dove, With all Thy quick-ening powers; 2. 0 raise our thoughts from things be - low, From van - i-ties and toys I 3. A - wake our souls to joy - fuI songs; Let pure de - vo - tions rise; 4. Fa - ther, we would no long - er live At this poor, dy - ing rate; 5. Come, Ho - ly Spir - it, heaven-ly Dove, With all Thy quick-ening powers;

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In these cold hearts of ours. To reach e - ter - nal joys. And doubt for - ev - er dies. For Thine to us is great. And that shall kin - die ours.

o for That Flame of Living Fire

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Mendon. L.M. Arr. by SAMUEL DYER, 1814 German Melody

WILLIAM H. BATHURST (1796-1877)

1.0 for that flame that spir 2. Where is 3. That spir - it which 4. Is not Thy grace 5. Re - mem - ber, Lord,

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fire liv - ing Lord, which dwelt age age to now might - y an - cient days;

Which shone so In A - bram's Pro - claimed Thy As when ERe - new Thy

f F I t'=C f I F F I f: IFF F bright in breast, and love, and Ii jah work, Thy

saints sealed taught felt grace

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souls to heart with sai - ah's beamed from Thee our

Calm in dis - tress, in dan - ger bold I And ~low with en - er - gy di - vine? And bleathed in Da - vid's hal - lowed lays? Or Job en - dured the try - ing hour? On us Thy Ho - Iy Spir - it pour.

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Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide Guide. 7.7.7.7.0.

!4.!4. VVELLS, 1858

!4.!4. VVELLS

1. Ho - ly Spir - it, faith - ful Guide, Ev - er near the Chris-tian's side, to lend, 2. Ev - er pres - ent, tru - est Friend, Ev - er near Thine aid 3. When our days of toil shall cease, Wait - ing still for sweet re-lease,

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Whis-pering soft - ly, "Wan-derer, come I Whis - per soft - ly, "Wan-derer, cornel Whis - per soft - ly, "Wan-derer, cornel

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Fol -low Me, I'll Fol -low Me, I'll Fol -low Me, I'll

guide thee home." guide thee home." guide thee home."

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Hover O'er Me, Holy Spirit Sweney. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain JNO. R. SWENEY

ELLWOOD H. STOKES

1. Hov - er o'er me, Ho - ly Spir - it, Bathe my trem-bling heart and brow; 2. Thou canst fill me, gra - cious Spir - it, Though I can - not tell Thee how; 3. I am weak-ness, full of weak-ness; At Thy sa - cred feet I bow; 4. Cleanse and com - fort, bless and save me; Bathe, 0, bathe my heart and brow;

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Spirit Divine Lambeth. C.M.

ANDREW REED, 1829 Adapted by SAMUEL LONGFELLOW, 1864

WILHELM A. F. SCHULTHES, 1871

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Our Blessed Redeemer St. Cuthbert. 8.6.8.4. ]. B. DYKES, 1861

HARRIItT AUSltR, 1829

1. Our blest Re - deem - er, ere 2. He came sweet in - fluence to 3. And His that gen - tie voice 4. And ev - ery vir - tue we S. Spir - it of pu - ri - ty

He breathed His ten - der last fare - well, im - part, A gra-cious, will - ing guest, we hear, Soft as the breath of even, pos-sess, And ev - ery vic - tory won, and grace, Our weakness, pi - tying, see;

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Gracious Spirit, Love Divine Wirak. '7.'7.7.'7.

JOHN STOCKER

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Thy light with - in me shine, Set the bur-dened sin - ner free, Seal sal - va - tion on my heart, Keep me in the nar - row way,

1. Gra - cious Spir - it, Love di - vine, 2. Speak Thy par-doning grace to me, 3. Life and peace to me im - part, 4. Let me nev - er from Thee stray,

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All my guilt - y fears re-move, Lead me to the Lamb of God, my breast, Breathe Thy-self in - to Fill my soul with joy di - vine,

Fill me with Thy heaven-Iy love. Wash me in His pre - cious blood. Ear - nest of im - mar - tal rest. Keep me, Lord, for - ev - er Thine.

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GEORGE RAWSON

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1. Ho - ly Spir - it, lamp of light, 2. We are sin - ful;cleanseus, Lord; 3. Like the dew, Thy peace dis - till; us "Ab - ba, Fa - ther," cry4. In 5. Search for us the depths of God;

Shine up - on our We are faint;Thy Guide, sub-due our Ear - nest of our Bear us up the

na - ture's night; strengthaf-ford; way - ward will, rest on high, star - ry road

Thy bless - ed in - ward sight, Give Lost- un - til by Thee re - stored, Things of Christ un - fold - ing still, i ty, Hope of im - mor - tal a - bode, To the height of Thine

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0 Word of God Incarnate Munich. 7.6.7.6.D.

WILLIAM WALSHAM How, 1867

U!'!euvermehrtes Meiningisches Gesangbuch," 1693

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Word of God In - car - nate, 2. The church from her dear Mas - ter 3. It float -eth like a ban - ner 4. 0 make Thy church, dear Sav - iour,

0 Truth un-changed, un - chang - ing, And still that light she lift - eth a bea - con It shin - eth like the na - tions To bear be - fore

0 Wis - dom from on high, Re - ceived the gift di - vine, Be - fore God's host un - furled; A lamp of pur - est gold,

Light 0 O'er all A - bove Thy true

our dark sky, the earth to shine. the dark - ling world. light, as of old.

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A Ian - tern to our foot - steps, Shines on from age to age. It is the heaven- drawn pic - ture Of Christ, the liv - ing Word. 'Mid mists and rocks and quick- sands, Still guides, 0 Christ, to Thee. Till, clouds and dark - ness end - ed, They see Thee face to face.

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MARY A. LATHBURY, 1877

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Holy Bible, Book Divine Horton. 7.7.7.7.

JOHN BURTON

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Pre-cious trea - sure, thou art mine I Sav- iour's love; Mine to show a If the Ho - Iy Spir - it bless; In the saints' e - ter - nal home:

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THOMAS KELLY

1. I love the sa - cred book of God, No other can its place sup - ply; 2. Sweet book! in thee my eyes dis - cern The im-age of my ab - sent Lord; 3. But while I'm here, thou shalt sup - ply His place, and tell me of His love; 4. With - in thy sa - cred lids is found A transcript of my Mak - er's will; 5. Light of the world, thy beams im - part, To lead my feet through life's dark way;

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WILLIAM B. COLLYER (1782-1854); alt.

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Just as I Am Woodworth. L.M.

CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT, 1836

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Vox Dilecti. C.M.D. (First Tune) JOHN B. DYKES, 1868

HORATIUS BONAR, 1846

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HORATIUS BONAR, 1846

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227

Behold the Saviour at the Door Hartel. L.M.

Anon.

LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

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1. Be - hold the Sav-iour at the door! He gent-ly knocks, has knocked be-fore, 2. He co un - sels thee to buy of Him Gold tried by fire, and raiment clean; 3. 0, hear the faith-fuI Witness' voice, He of - fers now a fin - al choice; 4. His mis - sion now is al-most o'er, Be - fore the throne He'll plead no more;

5. His locks with dews of night are wet, But at thy heart He lin-gereth yet. 6. Yea, bring Him in, a wei-come guest; So shalt thou in His pres-ence rest,

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228

You treat no oth - erfriend so ill. And put a - way thy stains from thee. There-fore be zeal-ous and re - form. He that is ho - ly, so re -main. Bid thy Be - lov - ed wait no more. Shalt sup with Him and He with thee.

Almost Persuaded Almost. 9.9.6.6.6.4.

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-,r . ...go Thy way, Some more con-ven - ient day lin - gering near, Prayers rise from hearts so dear; but to fail! Sad, sad that bit - ter wail,

229

Thee I'll call." wan - derer, comel "AI - most- but lost!"

Lord, We Come With Hearts Aflame St. Athanasius. 7.7.7.7.7.7. EDWARD J. HOPKINS, 1872

BERTON BRALEY (1882-

1. Lord, we come with hearts a-flame, 2. Lord of hosts, we ask Thine aid, 3. Lord of all, we take our stand,

Seek-ing Keep us Giv - ing

serv - ice ev - er help at

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All our youth and strength are Thine, Given to help Thy work di - vine; Hold us loy - ai, hold us true To the task we have to do; Ea - ger, joy - ful, blithe, and strong, Thrilled with love and filled with song;

All our love and faith we bring, Lead us on to vic - to - ry, Lord, we come with hearts a - flame,

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I Gave My Life for Thee White. 6.6.6.6.6.6.

J. E. WHITE

FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL

fim~·~=m-::i I /-1 d £ 1~att::2d1 gave My life for Fa - ther's house of suf - fered much for

thee, light, thee,

My pre - cious blood I My glo - ry - cir - cled More than thy tongue can

shed, throne, tell,

That thou might'st ran-somed be, left for earth - ly night, I Of bit - terest ag - 0 - ny,

And quick - ened from the For wan-derings sad and To res - cue thee from

dead; lone; hell;

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231

St. Hilda. 7.6.7.6.D. JUSTIN H. KNECHT, 1799 EDWARD HUSBAND, 1871

WILLIAM WALSHAM How, 1867

-.stand-ing knock-ing; plead-ing

Out - side And, 10, In ac

In low - ly pa - tience wait - ing And thorns Thy brow en - cic - cle, "I died for you, My chi! - dren,

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who bear, to wait! the door;

To keep Him stand -ing there I So fast to bar the gatel And leave us nev - er - more.

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Flee as a Bird Spain. 8.7.8.7.8.8.8.8. Spanilh

MARy S. B. DANA. 1840

1. Flee

2. He

I as a bird to your moun - tain, Thou who art wea-ry of will pro-teet thee for - ev - er, Wipe ev - ery falling

sin; tear;

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He on His bos - am will bear thee, Cease from your sor - row and cry - ing,

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Jesus, to Thee I Now Can Fly Downs. C.M. LOWELL MASON, 1832

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

1. Je - sus, to Thee I now can fly, 2. Be - liev - ing on my L?rd, I find 3. What-e'er in me seems WIse, or good, 4. Je - sus, my strength, my life, my rest,

On whom my help is laid; A sure and pres - ent aid; Or strong, I here dis - claim; On Thee will I de - pend,

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CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

1. Depth of mer - cy!-can there be Mer -cy still re - served for me? 2. I have long with - stood His grace, Long pro-voked Him to His face, 3. Now in - cline me to re - pent; Let me now my sins la - ment; 4. There for me the Sav - iour stands, Shows His wounds and spreads His hands;

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We Stand in Deep Repentance Marietta. 7.6.7.6.

J. E. WroTE, 1878

RAy PALMER (1808-1887)

1. We

stand in deep re - pent - ance, 2. Be - hold us while with weep - ing 3. 0, shouldst Thou from the fall - en 4. Our souls- on Thee we cast them, 5. Thou bearest the trust - ing spir - it

Be - fore Thy throne of love; We lift our eyes to Thee; With-hold Thy grace to guide, Our on - ly ref - uge Thou I Up - on Thy lov - ing breast,

•

.us, God of grace, for - give And all our sins sub - du - mg, we should wan - der, For - ev - er us, Thy cheer - ing words re - vive And giv - est all Thy ran - somed -#-

The stain of guilt re - move. Our Fa - ther, set us free I From Thee, and peace, a - side. When pressed with grief we bow. A sweet, un - end - ing rest.

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Lord, at Thy Feet Branson. C.M. HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

SIMON BROWNB

1. Lordi at Thy feet we 2. 'Tis mer - cy, mer - cy, 3. 0, for Thine own, for

hum - bly lie, And knock at mer-cy's door; we im - plore; We would Thy pit - y move; Je - sus' sake, Our nu-merous sins for - give I

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237

Jesus, Full of All Compassion Deerhurst. 8.7.8.7.D.

J. LANGRAN (1835-1909)

DANIEL TuRNER

1. Je - sus, full

of all com - pas-sion, Hear 2. Whith- er should my soul be fly - ing But 3. With Thy right-eous-ness and Spir - it I

Thy hum-ble suppliant's cry; to Him who com-fort gives? am more than an-gels blessed;

Let me know Thy great sal - va - tion; See, I lan-guish, faint, and die; Whith - er from the dread of dy - ing But to Him who ev - er lives? Heir with Thee, all things in - her - it- Peace and joy, and end-less rest.

Guilt - y, but with heart re - lent - ing, 0 - verwhelmed with help-less grief, While I view Thee, wounded, griev-ing, Breathless on the curs - ed tree, Saved I the deed shall spread new glo - ry Through the shin-ing realms a - bove;

Pros - trate at Thy feet re - pent - ing, Send, 0 send me Fain I'd feel my heart be - liev - ing Thou didst suf - fer An - gels sing the pleas-ing sto - ry, All en - rap-tured

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238

Chief of Sinners Spanish Hymn. 7.7.7.7.7.7. Arr. by BENJAMIN CARR, 1826

McCOMB

1. Chief of sin - ners though I be, the height of J e - sus' love! 2.0 be, 3. Chief of sin - ners though I

Je - sus shed His blood for me; High - er than the heaven a - bove, Christ is all in all to me;

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Low at Thy Pierced Feet Mitchell. 6.4.6.4.6.6.4.4.

1. S. MITCHELL

JAMES STEPHENS

1. Low at Thy pier - ced feet, my life hath been, 2. Sin - fu1 all Thy grief and pain, 3. By 4. Thou didst for me en - dure ac - cept Thee now, 5. Lord, I

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Sav - iour of all, Help -less and Un-clean, un - clean; All my inFor - give me now; Be - fore Thy Dread Cal - va - ry; Sin's pun - ish Ac - cept Thou me; J have de -

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I fall. cast me Pros - trate 0 not sor - row - ful ui-ty Thine eye hath seen; Cleanse Thou my soul iq let blood I bow. Lord, that cross in shame Low - ly for me. Thee guilt ment and shame All, all On too long, And Thee. By all love griev layed - ed

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ISAAC WATTS

Woods. L.M.

HAROLD A. MILLER, 1939

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1. Show pit - y, Lord; 0 Lord, for - give! Let are-pent - ing sin-ner live; 2. My crimes, though great, do not sur - pass The power and glo - ry of Thy grace; 3. My lips with shame my sins con- fess, A - garnst Thy law, a-gainst Thy grace; 4. Yet, save a trem-bling sin - ner, Lord, Whose hope, still hovering 'round Thy word,

Are not Thy mercies large and free? 0, wash my soul from ev - ery sin, Lord, should Thy judgment be se-vere, Would light on some sweet prom-ise there,

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From Every Stormy Wind Retreat. L.M.

HUGH STOWELL, 1828

THOMAS HASTINGS, 184l

Hm iI tn --- -.- 1 ~ld ~ dH ~ILLtJ ~'1. From ev - ery storm- y wind that blows, From ev - ery swell-ing tide of woes,

2. There is a place where J e - sus sheds The oil of glad-ness on our heads, 3. There is a scene where spir-its blend, Where friend holds fellowship with friend ; 4. There, there, on an - gel's wings we soar, And earth-Iy cares mo-Iest no more, 5. Ah! whither should we flee for aid, When tempted, des - o-late, dismayed?

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ISAAC WATTS, 1709

VmGlL C. TAYLOR, 1847 ~

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Come, 0 Thou Traveler Selena. B.B.B.B.B.B. ISAAC B. WOODBURY (1819-1858)

CHARLES WJ:SLEY (1707-1788)

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&¥+a: My com - pa - ny be - fore is gone, by my name, Thy- self hast called me me? Art Thou the Man that died for

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244

Coventry. C.M.

ANNE STEELE (1716·1778)

1. 0 could our thoughts and wish -es 2. There, joys un . seen by mor - tal 3. Lord, send a beam of light di 4. 0 then, on faith's sub - lim - est 4 -

fly, eyes, vine, wing,

A - bove these Or rea - son's To guide our Our ar - dent

gloom - y shades, fee - ble ray, up - ward all1; souls shall rise

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those bright worlds be - yond the sky, Where sor - row ne'er in-vades I To ev - er - b~oom-!ng pros - pect rise, Ex - posed to no de - cay. In With one re - VIV - 109 look of Thine, Our Ian - guid hearts in-flame. those bright scenes where pleas-ures spring 1m - mor - tal in the skies. To

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WILLIAM H. BATHURST, 1831

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1. 0 for a faith that will not shrink, Though pressed by man-y a foe; 2. That will not mur-mur or com - plain Be - neath the chas-tening rod, 3. A faith that shines more bright and clear When tern-pests rage with - out; 4. That bears unmoved the world's dread frown, N or heeds its scorn-ful smile; 5. Lord, give me such a faith as this, And then, what-e'er may come

.LL

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will not in the when in sin's wild taste e'en

ty, trem - ble pov - er on the brink of pain hour of grief pain, of grief or or fear, fear, knows of no dan - ger knows no can - not drown, o - cean can - not drown, no, hal-lowed bliss here the hal-lowed bliss, the

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I Of pov - er -ty Can lean up - on In darK - ness feels Nor its soft arts e- ter Of an

or woe; Of pov God; Can lean its no doubt; In dark be - guile; Nor its nal home; Of

er - ty or woe' up - on its God.' ness feels no doubt. soft arts be - guile. e - ter - nal home.

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My Faith Looks Up to Thee Olivet. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4. LOWELL MASON. 1832

RAVPALMER,1830

i I .: ~ up 1. My faith looks 2. May Thy rich grace 3. While life's dark maze

to Thee, im-part I tread,

Sav - iour di - vine; Now My zeal in - spire; As Be Thou my Guide; Bid

hear me while Thou hast died dark - ness turn

guilt love tears

a - way, to Thee a - way.

0 Pure, Nor

Thou Lamb of Cal - va - ry, Strength to my faint - ing heart, And griefs a - round me spread,

I pray, for me, to day,

Take

Wipe

all my may my sor-row's

let me from this day Be whol - ly Thine. warm, and change-less be, A liv - ing fire. let me ev - er stray From Thee a - side.

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247

Toil On a Little Longer Rest. (Magdalen.) B.B.B.B.B.B.

ANNIE R. SMITH

JOHN STAINER, 187S

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1. Toil on a lit - tie long - er here, For thy re-ward a - waits a - bove, 2. Faith lifts the veil be - fore our eyes, And bids us view a hap-pier clime, 3. What glo - ry then shall fill the soul, When part - ed friends a-gain shall meet, 4. Then let us hope; 'tis not in vain; Though moistened by our grief the soil,

~d I~: rubtd 'qtOOg i ~: "lli ~31 Nor droop in sad-ness or in fear Be - neath the rod that's sent in love; Where ver-dant fields in beau - ty rise, Be - yond the with-ering blasts of time; Be - yond the reach of death's con-trol, And cast their crowns at Je - sus' feet; The har - vest brings us joy for pain, The rest re - pays the wea - ry toil; .... ..... .... - -fIL

The deep - er wound our spir - its feel, The sweet-er heav-en's balm to heal. And brings the bliss - ful mo-ment near, When we in glo - ry shall ap - pear. His match-less love and grace a - dore, And nev - er taste of sor - row more. For they shall reap who sow in tears, Rich gladness through e-ter - nal years.

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'Tis My Happiness Below Scudamore. '7.'7.'7.'7.

WILLIAM COWPER (1731-1800)

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But the Sav-iour's power to Love in-scribed up - on them Might I not with rea - son Tri - als bring me to His

know, Sanc - ti - fy - ing ev - ery loss. all- This is hap - pi - ness to me. fear I should prove a cast - a - way? feet, Lay me low, and keep me there.

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If Through Unruffled Seas Selvin. S.M.

AUGUSTUS M. TOPLADY (1740-1778) Alt. by others

Arr. by LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

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4. Teach

through un - ruf - fled seas should the surg - es rise, shall our doubts and fears us in ev - ery state,

toward heaven we sail, Calm - ly And rest de - lay to come, yield All to Thy con - trol; To make Thy will our own,

"With grate- ful hearts, 0 God, to Thee, We'll own the fa - voring gale, home, Blest be the sor - row, kind the storm, Which drives us near - er soul, Thy ten - der mer - cies shall il - lume The mid-night of the And when the joys of sense de - part, To live by faith a - lone,

With grate- ful hearts, 0 God, to Thee, We'll own the fa - voring gale. Blest be the sor - row, kind the storm, Which drives us near - er home. Thy ten - der mer - cies shall il - lume The mid-night of the soul. And when the joys of sense de - part, To live by faith a lone.

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250

When, My Saviour, Shall I Be Holley. 7.7.7.7. GEORGE HEws, 1835

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

~J1ijl~m t 41tu:1t#1 I '-" '-'1. When, my 2. On - ly 3. Ful - ly

Sav-iour, shall I be Per - feet - ly re Thee con - tent to know,lg - no - rant of in my life ex - press All the heights of

signed to Thee? all be - low; ho - li - ness;

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my own by Thy spir - it

eyes, On - ly in Thy wis - dom wise; light, On - ly might - y in Thy might? prove All the depths of hum - ble love. -'9-

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ANNIE R. SMITH

LOWELL MASON

1. I ask not, Lord, for less to bear Here in the nar - row 2. Through whatso-e'er my path shall lie, With pa-tience may I 3. With Thee to lead, I will not fear In scenes with dan-gers

way,

run;

rife, 4. Thou art the ref - uge of my soul, My hope when comforts flee, 5. Thenhelp me to im-prove with care, Thesepre-cious mo-ments given; 6. And in Thine arms of love en- fold Me from the tempt-er's snare;

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ImayThyblessingshareIn all I do or say, In all I do or say. ial trust my heart re-ply, "Thy will, 0 God, be done, Thy will, 0 God, be done." still Thy cheering voice I hear, "I am the way, the life, I am the way, the life." strength while life's rough billows roll, My joy e- ter - nal-Iy, My joy e - ter-nal- lye they a faith-ful record bear, Of good or ill, to heaven, Of good or ill, to heaven. in the book of life en-rolled, Be my name written there, Be my name written there. -II- -f2.(2- -II-II-11-.(2. -11-.(2.. .(2 til

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My Spirit on Thy Care Day. S.M. H. ABBoTT

HENRY F. LYTE (1793-1847)

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Thy care, on place my trust, e - vents be - .tide, ill be - fall, or

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The Tempter to My Soul Zephyr. L.M.

JAMES MONTGOMERY (1771-1854)

WILLIAM B. BRADBURY, 1844

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to my soul hath said, "There is no help in God for thee;" raised my cry; He heard me from His ho - ly hill ; 2. Thus to the Lord I laid me down and slept, I woke-Thou, Lord, my spir - it elidst sus- tain; 3. I 4. r will not fear, though armed throngs Com-pass my steps in all their wrath;

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Sometimes a Light Surprises Ellacombe. 7.6.7.6.D. Gesangbuch der Herzoil

COWPER & CENNICIt. 1779

WIRTEMBURGISCHEN KATHOLISCHEN HOFKAPELLE. 1784

1. Some-times a light sur - pris - es 2. In ho - ly con-tem- pIa - tion noth - ing, 3. Chil - dren of God lack 4. Though vine nor fig tree neith - er ~

The We His Their

Christian while he sings; sweetly then pur - sue promise bears them through; wonted fruit should bear,

the Lord, who ris es of God's sal - va - tion, cloth - ing, the lil - ies the fields should with - er,

With And Will Nor

heal-ing in His wings; find it ev - er new; clothe His peo- pIe too; flocks nor herds be there;

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To cheer it aft - er rain. Bring with it what it may. Will give His chil - dren bread. I can - not but re - joice.

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How Firm a Foundation Portuguese Hymn. 11.11.11.11.

RIPPON'S Selection, 1787

WADE'S Cantu. Diveni, 1751

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r r r· 1. How firm a foun- da - tion, ye 2. "Fear not, I am with thee; 0 3. "When through the deep wa - ters I 4. "When through fi - ery tri - als thy 5. "The soul that on Je - sus doth

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saints of the Lord, Is laid for your be not dis - mayed; For I am thy call thee to go, The riv - ers of path-way shall lie, My grace all- suf lean for re - pose, I will not, I

faith in His ex - eel - lent word! What more can He say than to God, and will still give thee aid; I'll strength - en thee, help thee, and sor - row shall not 0 - ver - flow; For I will be with thee, thy fi - cientshall be thy sup - ply; The flame shall not hurt thee; I will not de - sert to His foes; That soul, though all hell should en-

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you He hath said, cause thee to stand, trou - bles to bless, on - ly de - sign deav - or to shake,

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Who un - to the Sav - iour for ref - uge have Up - held by My right-eolls, om - nip - 0 - tent And sane - ti - fy to thee thy deep - est disThy dross to con-sume, and thy gold to reI'll nev - er, no, nev - er, no, nev - er for-

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the Sav iour for ref - uge My right - eous, om - nip o fy to thee thy deep - est con-sume, and thy gold to no, nev er, no, nev er

have fled? tent hand. dis - tress. re - fine. for - sake."

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I Am Trusting Thee Bullinger. 8.5.8.3. ETHELBERT W. BULLINGER, 1874

FRANCES RIDLEY HAVERGAL, 1874

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Thee, Lord Je - sus, Trust - ing Thee for par - don; At Thy Thee to guide me; Thou a Thee, Lord Je - sus; Nev - er Ir-

on - Iy Thee; feet I bow; lone shalt lead, let me fall;

.---... I Trust-ing Thee for -6-

For Thy grace and day and Ev - ery am trusting I

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full tion, sal - va ten - der mer - cy, ing hour sup - ply Thee for - ev er,

Great Trust All And

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Call Jehovah Thy Salvation Trust. 8.7.8.7.

J.!40NTGO~Y,1822

Arr. from MENDELSSOHN, 1840

1. Call Je thy 2. Since, with pure and firm 3. Thou shalt call on Him

salva - tion, Rest be - neath th' AI- mighty's shade; af - fec - tion Thou on God hast in trou - ble, He will heark-en,

In His se - cret With the wings of For thy grief re -

hab - i - ta - tion Dwell, and nev - er be dis-mayed. His pro - tee - tion He will shield thee from a - bove. ward thee dou - ble, Crown with life be - yond the grave.

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258

I Need Thee Every Hour Need. 6.4.6.4. With Refrain ROBERT LOWRY, 187:1

MRS. ANNIE S. HAWKS, 1872

..... 1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I 5. I

No Temp Come And 0

need need need need need

ten ta quick Thy make

Thee Thee Thee Thee Thee

ev - ery ev - ery ev -ery ev - ery ev - ery

hour, hour; hour, hour; hour,

Most Stay In Teach Most

cious Lord; by; near pain; or Thy will, ly One;

gra Thou joy me Ho

.......,/

der voice like Thine tions lose their power ly and a - bide, rich prom - is es me Thine in - deed,

Carl When Or In Thou

peace Thou life me bless

art is fuI ed

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Thee, 0

bless

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need Theel

Ev - ery hour I

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need Thee;

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come

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259

All the Way Lowry. 8.7.8.7.D.

FANNY J. CROSBY, 1875; alt.

1. All 2. All 3. All

ROBltRT LOWRY, 1875

the way my Sav - iour leads me; What have I to ask be - side? the way my Sav - iour leads me; Cheers each wind-ing path I tread; the way my Sav - iour leads me; 0 the full-ness of His love I

Can I doubt His ten - der mer - cy, Who through life has been my guide? Gives me grace for ev - ery tri - al, Feeds me with the liv - ing bread; Per - feet rest to me is prom-ised In my Fa - ther's house a - bove;

-.' ' - est com - f ort, Here by faith Heaven-Iy.... peace, d- ivm Thoughmy wea - ry steps may fal - ter, And my soul When I wake to life im - mor - tal, Wing my flight

in Him to dwell; a-thirst may be, to realms of day,

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For I know what-e'er be - fall me, Gush-ing from the Rock be - fore me, This my song through end-less a - ges,

Je - sus do - eth all things well; I see; Lo, a spring of joy Je - sus led me all the way;

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For I know what-e'er be - fall me, Gush-ing from the Rock be - fore me, This my song through end-less a - ges,

,tJ.

Je - sus do - eth all things well. Lo, a spring of joy I see. Je - sus led me all the way.

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The Lord's My Shepherd Walden. C.M.

Scottish Psalms of David, 1650

JAMES EDMUND JONES, 1906

~ UI Ci 3 11~ j l;j Lord's my soul He 3. Yea, though I 4. My ta ble 5. Good - ness and

1. The 2. My

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Shep - herd, I'll re-store doth walk indeath's Thou hast fur mer cy all

not want; a - gain; dark vale, nish - ed my life

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makes me He And me to Yet will I In pres - ence Shall sure - ly

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lie to doth make none ill', my foes; low me;

In pas With - in Thou For My head And in

tures the art Thou God's

igreen; He -

lead - eth me right - eous-ness, Thy rod and oil a - noint, er - more ev

et His staff me my cup dwell - ing

wa - ters by. own name's sake. com - fort still. ver - flows. o place shall be.

paths with dost house

of me, with for

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me my cup dwell - ing staff

wa - ters by, The own name's sake, Even com - fort still, And ver - flows, And o place shall be, My

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THE GOSPEL

261

A Mighty Fortress Ein' Peste Burg. 8.7.8.7.6.6.6.6.7.

MARTIN LUTHER, 1529

Tr. by FREDERICK H . HEDGE, 1853

,_ i

-.1. A might-y 2. Did we in

for - tress is our God, A bul-wark nev - er our own strength confide, Our striv - ing would be world, with dev - ils filled, Should threaten to un4. That word a - bove all earthly powers, No thanks to them, a -

3. And though this

fail los do bid

ing; ing, us, eth;

•

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Our help - er Werenot the We will not The Spir - it

ing. He, a - mid the flood Of mor - tal ills pre - vail rightman on our side, The man of God's own choos- ing. fear, for God hath willed His truth to tri-umph through us. eth; and the gifts are ours Through Him who with us sid

1~ ~

~ IF ~ (51 IF' F I F F~ f ~ F If2t(if3 I:'

, t Ii 3 d#P. t 13 31 did: I d13 a F@ For still our Dost ask wh<7 The prince of Let goods and

an-cient foe Doth seek to work us woe; that may be? Christ Je - sus, it is He, darkness grim, We trem-ble not for hinl; kin-dred go, This mor - tal life al - so;

His craft and power are Lord Sab - a - oth His His rage we can enThe bod - y they may

r I~ f &f Ip:lr IF t fllfl' IF F%f1=1 -0-. great; And armed with cru - el hate, name, From age to age the same, dure, For lo! his doom is sure, kill; God's truth a - bid - eth still,

On earth is not his e And He must win the bat One lit - tIe word shall fell His king-dom is for - ev

202

qual. tie. hinl. er.

FAITH AND TRUST

262

Lord of Our Life Ooisters 11.11.11.5.

M . A. VON LOWENSTERN. 1644 Tr. PHILIP PUSEY. 1857

•

1. Lord 2. Lord, 3. Peace 4. Grant

of Thou in us

JOSEPH BARNBY. 1875

~ life, help hearts help

our canst our Thy

of God our sal mor ar earth - ly e viI thoughts as foes are back ward

and when our till

~ J va fail suag driv

tion, eth; ing; en;

12-/1-

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Star of Lord, Thou Peace in Grant them

night, save church, truth

and when where that

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ery as en for

na sail gag giv

Hear Lord, Peace, Grant

and o'er when peace

hope dead broth they

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tion, eth; ing; en;

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to I J

of ly ers may

"-re Thy the on

ceive rock world earth,

---

Thy nor its and,

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r __1 church's sup - pH - ca - tion, death nor hell pre - vail - eth; bus - y war is wag - ing; aft - er we have striv - en,

",.1- •

Lord God Grant us Send us, Peace in

11.

AI Thy 0 Thy

might peace, Sav heav

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y. Lord. iour. en.

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THE GOSPEL

263

Courage, Brother Courage, Brother. 8.7.8.7.D. ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1872

NORMAN MACLEOD, 1857

not stumble, Though thy path be dark as night; 1. Cour - age, broth-erl do and eun-ning, Per - ish all that fears the light, 2. Per - ish pol - i - ey 3. Some will hate thee, some will love thee, Some will flat - ter, some will slight;

i There's a star to guide the hum-ble; Trust in God, and win-ning, Trust in God, and Wheth-er los - ing, wheth -er Cease from man, and look a - bove thee; Trust in God, and

do do do

the right. the right. the right.

Though the road be long and dreary, And the end be out of sight, Tread it bravely, Shun all forms of guilt - Ypassion, Fiends can look like angels bright; Heed no eus-tom, Sim - pIe rule and saf - est guid-ing, Inward peace and shining light, Star up - on our

••• wea - ry; Trust in God, trust in God, trust in God, and school, nor fash-ion; Trust in God, trust in God, trust in God, and path a - bid-ing; Trust in God, trust in God, trust in God, and

.Ji.oo'

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FAITH AND TRUST

264

To Thee, 0 Dear Saviour Savoy Chapel. 7.6.7.6.D. J. BAPTISTE CALKIN, 1887

JOHN S. B. MONSELL, 1863

-,-- r ... •

...

1. To Thee, 0 dear, dear Say - iour, 2. In Thee my trust eth, a - bid 3. A - las, that I should ev - er 4.0 for that choic - est bless - ing -~

....

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I1I' -

My spir - it turns for rest; On Thee my hope re - lies, Have failed in love to Thee, Thy love, Of liv - ing in

•

My peace is in Thy fa 0 Thou whose love pro - vid The on - ly One who nev And thus on earth pas - sess .fit...

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vor, eth er ing

1:1--

1-' I

My pil - low on Thy For all be - neath the For - gat or slight - ed The peace of heaven a

Though all the world de - celve me, o Thou whose mer - cy found me, o for a heart to love Thee o for the bliss that by it

J tJ

Thou wilt nev - er then for - ev - er noth - ing place a ho - ly calm and

leave me, bound me bove Thee qui - et

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bless - ed Say - iour mine. With three-fold cords to Thee. In deed, or word, or thought. Of faith's se - rene re - pose I

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I know that I am Thine, From bond - age set me free, More tru - ly as I ought, The soul se - cure - ly knows'

And And And The

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265

My Life Flows On Materna. 8.7.8.7.D. SAMUEL A. WAR», 1882

Anon.

1. My life flows on in end -less song; A - mid earth's lam-en - ta 2. What though my joys and comforts die, The Lord my Help - er liv 3. I lift mine eyes; the cloud grows thin; I see the blue a - bove

tion, eth I it;

hear the swe~t, though far - off hymn That hails a new cre - a - tion; What though the dark-ness gath - erround: Songs in the night He giv - eth I And day by day this path-way smooths Since first I learned to love it.

hear the mu - sic ring - ing; Through all the tu - mult and the strife I in - most calm While to that ref - uge cling - ing; No storm can shake my The peace of God makes fresh my heart, A foun-tain ev - er spring - ing;

.... ....

It finds Since God All things

-I'- -I'-

....

an ech - 0 in my soul, How can is Lord of heaven and earth, How can are mine, since I am His- How can

206

I I

keep from sing - ing? keep from sing - ing? keep from sing - ing?

CONSECRATION

266

I Will Follow Thee Lawson. 8.7.8.7.D. With Refrain JAMES LAWSON

JAMES LAWSON

1. I will fol - low Thee, my Sav- iour, Where-so - e'er my lot may be. the foam-ing sea, 2. Though the road be rough and thorn - y, Track-less as 3. Though I meet with trib - u - la - tions, Sore - ly tempt - ed though I be; 4. ThoughThouleadestmethroughaffiic-tion, Poor, for-sak - en,though I be; 5. Though to Jor - dan's roll_- ing bil-lows, Cold an!,! deep, Thou lead - est me, -,....

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4t li r 1 i~il& i: I; ;11 ....t I tl.ifA Where Thou go - est I will fol - low; Thou hast trod this way be - fore me, I re - mem - ber Thou wast tempt-ed, Thou wast des - ti - tute, af - flict - ed, Thou hast crossed the waves before me,

Yes, my Lord, I'll And I'll glad - ly And re - joice to And I on - ly And I still will

fol - low Thee. fol - low Thee. fol - low Thee. fol - low Thee. fol - low Thee.

Refrain

will fol - low Thee, my Sav-iour,

Thou didst shed Thy blood for me; -.. _

~ And though all

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207

By Thy grace I'll fol - low Thee.

THE GOSPEL

267

Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken Bl1esdie. 8.7.8.7.D.

HENRY F. LYTB, 1824

Arc. from MOZART by HUBERT P. MAIN, 1873

1. J e - sus, I

my cross have tak - en, All to leave and fol - low Thee; and leave me-They have left my Sav - iour, too; sal - va - tion; Rise o'er sin, and fear, and care; 4:. Haste thee on from grace to glo - ry, Armed by faith and winged by prayer;

2. Let the world de-spise 3. Soul, then know thy full

-II-

-L"'l_

""I

All things else I have for - sak - en; Thou from hence my all shalt be. Hu - man hearts and looks de - ceive me-Thou art faith - ful, Thou art true. Joy to find in ev - ery sta- tion Some-thing still to do or bear. Heaven's e-ter - nal day's be - fore thee; God's own hand shall guide thee there.

-... Per - ish ev· e.ry fond am - bi - tion, 0, 'tis not ill grief to harm me, Think what Spir - it dwells within thee; Soon shall close thy earth - ly mis-sion,

All I've sought, or hoped, or known; While Thy love is left to me; Think what Fa-ther's smiles are thine; Soon shall pass thy pi! - grim days;

J. J.J J

Yet how rich is ~y 0, 'twere not in JOY Think that Je - sus died Hope shall change to glad

prove the Lord my own. that love be hid from me. of Heaven, canst thou re-pine? to sight, and prayer to praise.

208

CONSECRATION

268

Blessed Jesus, Meek and Lowly Autumn. 8.7.8.7.D. Adapted from psalm 42 in the Genevan Psalter, 1551

ANNIE R. SMITH,

.....

'--:,..0 1. Bless - ed Je - sus, meek and low - Iy, 2. Guide us in the path to heav - en, 3. In Thy vine - yard let us la - bar, 4. Then with Thee may we for - ev - er

With us here take Thine a - bode; Rug - ged though that path may be; Of Thy good-ness let us tell; Reign with all the good and blest,

------. We would fain like Thee be ho - Iy, Let each bit - ter cup that's giv - en, All is ill with - out Thy fa - vor, Where no sin from Thee can sev - er,

Hum-bly walk - ing with our God. Serve to draw us near - er Thee. With Thy pres - ence all is well. Where the wea - ry are at rest;

U ~~: ~. fillZ j II: !lj;UE Ilf{-1 We would Thy sweet Spit - it cher - ish, Wei - come in our hearts Thy stay; In Thy foot-steps traced be - fore us, There we see earth's scorn and frown; While the eve - ning shad-ows gath - er, Through this drear - y night of tears, There to praise the match-less Giv - er, There with an - gels to a - dare

r ....

Lest with-out Thine aid we per - ish, There is sut - fering ere the glo - ry, Tar - ry with us, 0 our Say - iour, Him who did through grace de - liv - er

209

0, a - bide with us, we pray I There's a cross before the crown. Till the mom - ing light ap-pears. Us from death for - ev - er-more.

THE GOSPEL

269

Take My Heart, 0 Father Mount Vernon. 8.7.8.7.

Anon.

LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

1 g 111 i i g I ~ 11

n li 1 J

1. Take my heart, 0 Fa - ther, take it! 2. Fa - ther,make it pure and low -ly, 3. Ev - er let Thy grace sur-round me, 4. May the blood of Je - sus heal me,

Make and keep Fond of peace Strengthen me And my sins

it all Thine own; and far from strife; with power di - vine; be all for-given;

Let Thy Spir - it melt and break it, Turn- ing from the paths un - ho - ly, By Thy cords of love that bound me, Ho - ly Spir - it, take and seal me,

This proud heart of Of this vain and Make me to be Guide me in the

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270

Give Thy Youth to God Old 134tb (St. Michael). S.M.

HORATIUS BONAR (1808-1889) r,j~

Adapted from GENEVAN PSALTER, 1551 I

::;: I 1. Give thou thy youth to 2. He seeks thy heart, my 3. Take thou the side of

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sin and stone. sin - ful life. whol - ly Thine. path to heaven.

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a - bove. give thee peace and rest. bear thee safe through all. ~

love; blest; small;

"IftSend up thy 0- pening heart to Him, Fu Thy soul with His own joy to fill, To So shall He ev ~ er take thy side, And

With all its bud - ding He wants to make thee In all things great or

God, child; God,

CONSECRATION

271

Not I, but Christ Bolton. 11.10.11.10.

Arr. F.E.B.

FANNIE E. BOLTON, Alt.

I, I,

but but Iy but

1. Not

2. Not 3. Christ, 4. Not

Christ, Christ, Christ! Christ,

be to no my

hon - ored, loved, ex gen - tly soothe in i - die words e'er ev - ery need sup

I, I, on

I, -6}-

Not Not Christ, Christ,

I, I, on on

but but Iy but

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but but Iy Iy

Christ, Christ, Christ; Christ,

be to no my

in to no for

U I £.3

ev - ery look and the wea - ry lift self - im - por - tant bod - y, soul, and

ac - tion, bur - den, bear - ing; spir it,

seen, be known, be wipe the fall - ing need -less bus - tling strength and health to

I, on on

but but Iy Iy

Christ, Christ, Christ; Christ,

in to no here

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211

ev hush trace and

heard; tear; sound; be;

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sor - row, fall - ing, ply - ing,

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- alt - ed;

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word. fear. found. Iy.

THE GOSPEL

272

Have Thine Own Way, Lord Stebbins. 9.9.9.9.

A.A. P.

GEORGE C. STEBBINS, 1907

..... --... ..... 1. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own 2. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own 3. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own 4. Have Thine own way, Lord! Have Thine own

way! way! way! way I

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ry ing

the and and my

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Thou art Search me Wound-ed Hold o'er

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am the I Mas - ter, to Help me, I Ab - so - lute

clay.

- day! pray! sway!

....-..

Mold me and make me than snow, Lord, Whit - er Pow er- all pow erFill with Thy Spir it

p .

..... Mt - er Thy Wash me just Sure -Iy is Till all shall

-.... .....

-o-~-o-.

While I am wait - ing, Yield- ed and As in Thy presence Hum-bly I Touch me and heal me, Sav - iour di Christ on - ly, al - ways, Liv - ing in

will, now, Thine! see

still. bow. vine! me! ,.-..,

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273

Take My Life and Let It Be Hendon. 7.7.7.7. H . A. CESAR MALAN (1787-1864)

FRANCES RIDLEY HAVEROAL

1d d 1. Take 2. Take 3. Take 4. Take 5. Take

my my my my my

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life, let it be feet, and let be them lips, and let them be will and make it Thine; love; my Lord, pour I

212

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...

CONSECRA.TION

Lord, ful es long treas

Thee; to for Thee; from Thee; mine; er ure store;

Take Take Take Take Take

my my my my my

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hands, voice, sil heart, self,

and and ver it and

let let and is I

them me my Thine will -rt'--

move sing gold, own I be, ..a..

, j At the im - pulse AI - ways, on - ly, Not a mite would It shall be Thy Ev - er, on - ly,

of Thy love, for my King, I with-hold, roy - al throne, all for Thee,

At the im - pulse of Thy love. AI - ways, on - ly, for my King. Not a mite would I with-hold. It shall be Thy roy - al throne. Ev - er, on - ly, all for Thee.

:D 274

Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone? Maitland. C.M.

THOMAS SHEPHERD (1665-1739) and others

GEORGE N. ALLEN (1812-1877)

,hAJJ :H ~ Id : ttbi=tp 1. Must Je - sus bear the cross a - lone, 2. The con - se - crat - ed cross I'll bear, 3. Up - on the crys - tal pave-ment, down

No, there's a cross for ev - ery And then go home my crown to With joy I'll cast my gold - en

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And all the world go Till He shall set me At Je - sus' pierc -ed

one, And there's a cross wear, For there's a crown crown, And His dear name

J 213

free? free; feet,

THE GOSPEL

275

Deeper Yet Deeper Yet. 6.6.6.6. With Refrain WILLIAM J. KnU<PATRICIt

JOHNSON OATMAN, JR.

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I. In

2. Day 3. Near 4. Now

have been washed from sin; the blood from the cross I by day, hour me; by hour, Bless-ings are sent to to Christ I day; would live, Fol - low - ing Him each sin; I have peace, sweet peace, While in this world of

•

Deep - er

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yet,

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deep - er

yet,

In - to

the crim - son

flood;

---. Deep - er yet,

deep - er

yet,

Un - der

the pre - cious

blood. .~.-.

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CONSECRATION

276

My Jesus, I Love Thee Gordon. 11.11.11.11. AnONIRAM J. GORDON (1836-1895)

WILLIAM RALF FEATHERSTONE

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2. I 3. I'll 4. In

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know Thou art first lov - ed love Thee in end - less de

mine; me, death, light,

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fol par long dore

My I And I'll

gra - cious Re love Thee for say when the sing with the

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deem - er, my wear - ing the death dew lies glit - ter - ing -61-

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on on on

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Thy my my

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now.

THE GOSPEL

277

Fade, Fade Each Earthly Joy

Perkins. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.

MRS. CATHERINlt J. BONAR

T. E. PERXINB

1. Fade, fade not 2. Tempt 3. Fare - well, 4. Fare - well,

each earth - Iy joy, my soul a - way, ye dreams of night, mor - tal - i - ty,

•

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this

ten - der tie, ev - er stay, dawn - ing light, ter ni - ty,

Je Je Je Je

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is is is is

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mine! mine! mine! mine!

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.....

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sus sus sus sus

Je Je Je Je

is is is is

mine! mine! mine! mine!

Dark is the wi! - der - ness, Earth has no rest - ing place, Per - ish - ing things of clay, Born but for one brief day, that my soul All has tried, Left but a dis - mal void, loved and blest, WeI - come, sweet scenes of rest, WeI - come, 0

.-. -.-

tn sus Je Pass from sus Je WeI - come

a - lone can my heart ahas sat - is my Say - iour's

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216

is is is is

mine! mine! mine! mine!

CONSECRA.TION

278

I Lay My Sins on Jesus St. Hilda. 7.6.7.6.D.

HORATIUS BONAR, 1843

JUSTIN H. KNECHT and EDWARD HUSBAND

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279

Live Out Thy Life Within Me Aurelia. 7.6.7.6.0. SAMUEL WESLEY, 1864

FRANCES RIDLEY liAVERGAL

1. Live

out Thy life with - in me, 2. The tern - pIe has been yield - ed, 3. Its mem-bers ev - ery mo - ment 4. But rest - ful, calm, and pli - ant, ----!L

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0 J e - sus, King of kings! And pu - ri - fled of sin; Held sub - ject to Thy call, From bend and bi as free,

my Be Thou Thy - self the an - swer To all ry Now shine forth Let Thy She - ki - nah glo Read - y to have Thee use them, Or not be A - wait - ing Thy de - ci - sion, When Thou hast

....

ques - tion - ings; from with - in, used at all; me. need of

Live out Thy life with -in me, In all things have Thy way! And .all the earth keep si - lence, The bod - y hence-forth be Held with - out rest - less long - ing, Or strain, or stress, or fret, Live out Thy life with -in me, 0 sus, King of kings! Je

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the trans - par - ent med - ium Thy si - lent, gen - tie ser - vant, Thy deal - ings, Or chaf - ings at Be Thou the glo - rious an - swer

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Thy glo - ry Moved on - ly Or thoughts of To all my

to dis - play. as by Thee, vain re - gret; ques - tion - ings.

CONSECRATION

280

Beneath the Cross of Jesus St. Christopher. 7.6.8.6.8.6.8.6. FREDERICK C. MAKER, 1881

ELIZABETH C. CLEPHANE, 1872

.•.FJ== 1. Be - neath the cross of 2. Up - on that cross of 3. I take, o cross, thy

Je - sus J e - sus shad - ow

I fain would take my stand, Mine eye at times can see a - bid - ing place; For my

- -The The I

shad - ow ver - y ask no

of a might - y rock dy - ing form of One oth - er sun-shine than

A home with - in the wi! - der-ness, And from my smit - ten heart with tears to let the world go by, Con - tent

With - in a wea - ry Who suf - fered there for The sun - shine of His

rest up - on the way, Two wonders I con - fess: To know no gain nor loss,

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land; me; face;

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the noon-tide heat, And the bur - den of the day. re - deem-ing love And my un - wor - thi - ness. my on - ly shame, My glo - ry all the cross.

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281

There Lives a Voice Within Me Berthold. 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain BERTHOLD TOURS, 1872

G. MASSEY

I1. There lives a voice with - in me, 2. The leaf tongues of the for - est, 3.0 voice of God most ten - der, "--

Whose whisperings strive to win me The birds that hymn their rap - tures Still be my heart's de - fend - er

Guest an - gel of my heart, The flower lips of the sod, 0 voice of God di - vine,

To Up Till

act a no - ble part. to the throne of God; ev - ery thought is Thine; .$L

Up ev - er - more it spring - eth The sum - mer wind that bring - eth

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sweet mel - 0 - dy, ver land and sea,

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thf~ And ev - er- more Have each a voice While all a - round

it sing - eth that sing - eth me sing - eth

This song This song This song

of songs of songs of songs

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MARY F. MAUDe

1. Thine 2. Thine 3. Thine 4. Thine 5. Thine

ARCHBISHOP OF MACLAGGAN

for - ev - er! God of love, Hear us from Thy throne a - bove; for - ev - er! Lord of life, Shield us through our earth - ly strife; for - ev - er! Oh how blest They who find in Thee their rest I for - ev - er! Sav - iour, keep These Thy frail and trem-bling sheep; for - ev - err Thou our Guide, All our wants by Thee sup - plied,

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and in e - ter - ni - ty. us to the realms of day. to the end. de-fend us us all Thy good-ness share. us, Lord, from earth to heaven.

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283

Saviour! Thy Dying Love Something for Jesus. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4. ROBERT LOWRY (1826-1899)

SYLVANUS D. PHELPS, 1862

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CONSECRATION

284

Make Me a Captive, Lord Leominster. S.M.D. GEORGE W . MARTIN, 1862 Arr. by ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1874

GEORGE MATHESON (1842-1906)

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me 1. Make heart 2. My will 3. My

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free; shall be And then I find; Till it a mas - ter it Thine; Till Thou hast made

cap - tive, Lord, weak and poor my own not

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When by Till Thou A mid

a - larms sink in life's move can - not free - Iy Iy stands un - bent, on

my - self I hast wrought its the clash - ing

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stand; chain; strife, -B-'

~ me with - in Thine arms, And strong shall be my hand. En - slave it with Thy match-less love, And death - less it shall reign. When on Thy bos - om it has leant And found in Thee its life. Im - pris - on

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I Give My Heart to Thee St. Michael. S.M. Abr. from the Genevan Psalter, 1543

RAy PALMER

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('. ~ -6-' Je - sus most de - sired; Thou on - ly hearts dost love; Dear Lord, to love like ThineIts of - fered love most free, I that love re - turn I Till

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I Come to Thee, 0 Father Consecration Hymn. 7.6.7.6.

]ESSDt F. MOSZR

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come to Thee, 0 out my sin - ful send Thy Ho - ly

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1m - plant Thine own,

prom - ise; Come in, dear Lord, come in. mo -ment, hour and day. save me Each make me Thy child for - ev - er - more.

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287

Saviour, Blessed Saviour Edina. 6.5.6.5.D.

HERBERT S. OAKELEY, 1868

GODFREY THRING, 1862

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1. Sav - iour, bless - ed 2. Near - er, ev - er 3. Great, and 4. Clear - er

5. On - ward,

ev - er still and ev - er

sing, Lis - ten whilst we to Thee, Christ, we draw Thy mer - cies here, Are Dawns the light from heaven, road Jour - neying o'er the

Sav - iour, near - er, great - er, clear - er on - ward,

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rais

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to our King. low the knee. glo - ries there, sin for - given; on God; to

Prais - es Bend - ing Are the News of Jour - neying

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we Thou for Where no Life has Leav - ing All.

have our pain, lost all

we of - fer; re - . demp - tion or sor - row, its shad - ows, be - hind us,

Tit All we

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hope to earth to care is light with has - ten

be, die; known, in; on,

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yield up round world prize

to Thee. on high. Thy throne. of sin. is won.

THE GOSPEL

o Jesus, I Have Promised

288

Angel's Story. 7.6.7.6.D.

JOHN E. BODE, 1868

1.0 2.0 3.0

ARTHURH. MANN, 1883

Je - sus, I let me feel Je - sus, Thou

have prom - ised Thee near me; hast prom - ised

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Thou for - ev - er near me, see the sights that daz - zle, That where Thou art in glo - ry

I shall· not My foes are And, Je - sus,

Nor But,

to the end; ev - er near! fol - low Thee

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To serve Thee The world is To all who

My Mas - ter and my Friend; hear; The tempt - ing sounds I be; There shall Thy serv - ant

-.- --.".fear the bat - tle ev - er near me, I have prom - ised

wan - der from the path - way Je - sus, draw Thou near - er, fol - low give me grace to

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If Thou art A - round me To serve Thee

by my side, and with - in; end; to the

If Thou wilt be my Guide. And shield my soul from sin. My Mas - ter and my Friend.

CONSECRATION

289

Weary of Earth Langran. 10.10.10.10.

JAMItS LANGRAN, 1862

SAMUEL J. STONE, 1866

1. Wea 2. The 3. Cease,

ry of while I rest - less

and earth fain would thy will!

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THE GOSPEL

o Lamb of God! Still Keep Me

290

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JAMES G. DECK, 1842

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peace I can a - bide I con - flict can en - dure. all Thy power and grace.

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291

Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing Nettleton. 8.7.8.7.D. ASAHEL NETTLETON, 1825

ROBERT ROBINSON, 1758

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1. Come, Thou Fount of ev - ery bless - ing, Tune my heart to sing Thy grace; 2. Here I raise my Eb - en - e - zer, Hith - er by Thy help I've come, to grace how great a debt - or Dai - ly I'm con-strained to be I 3. 0,

• Streams of mer - cy, nev - er ceas - ing, And I hope by Thy good pleas - ure Let Thy goodness, like a fet - ter,

Call for songs of loud-est praise. Safe - ly to ar - rive at home. Bind me c10s - er still to Thee.

still Thy goodness prove, Teach me ev - er to a - dore Thee, May I stranger, Wan-dering from the fold of God; Je - sus sought me when a feel it, Prone to leave the God I love; Prone to wan - der, Lord, I

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end-less glo - ry me from dan - ger take and seal it;

Fills my heart with joy and love. In - ter-posed His pre-cious blood. Seal it for Thy courts a - bove.

THE GOSPEL

o How Happy Are They

292

Convert. 6.6.9.6.6.9. Unknown

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

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are they is mine, be - low day long His love,

Who their Sav - iour fav - or Since the My Re - deem - er my joy and Is am car - ried I

- bey, di - vine 0

know; song; a - bove

to my

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And have laid up their treas - ure a - bove I Tongue can nev - er ex - press I re-ceived through the blood of the Lamb; Since my heart first be-lieved, And the an - gels can do noth - ing more Than to fall at His feet, o that all to this ref - uge might fly I He hath loved me, in - deed, All my sin, and temp - ta - tion, and pain; 0, that all would be -lieve, ~ ~ ~

The sweet com - fort and peace Of a soul in What a joy I've re-ceived, What a heav - en And the sto - ry re - peat, And the Lov - er He did suf - fer and bleed, To re-deem such And by. sin nev - er grieve, And thus cause Him ~

293

its in of a to

ear - li - est love. Je - sus' dear name I sin -ners a - dore. as I. reb - el a - gain. suf - fer

Awake! Jerusalem, Awake! Heber. L.M.

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

EDWIN BARNES, 1886

1. A - wakelJe-ru - sa-lem, a-wake! No long-er in thy sins lie downj 2. Shake off the dust that blinds thy sight, And hides the promise from thine eyes j 3. Shake off the bands of sad de-spairj Zi - on, as - sert thy lib - er - tyj 4. Yes - sels of mer - cy, sons of grace, Be purged from ev - ery sin - ful stain j

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SALVATION AND REDEMPTION

The garment of salva - tion take, Thy beau-ty and thy strength put on. A - rise, and strug- gle in - to light; The great De -liv -erer calis, A - rise I Look up, thy brok - en heart pre-pare, And God shall set the cap - tive free. Be like your Lord, His word em-brace, Nor bear His hal-lowed name in vain. p_ - ~~LL

294

Lift Up Your Heads Wareham. L.M. WILLIAM KNAPP, 1738

GEORG WEISSEL, pub. 1642 Tr. by CATHERINE WINKWORTH, 1855: each verse abr .

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1. Lift 2. The 3.0 4. Fling 5. Re

up your heads, ye Lord is just, a blest the land, the wide the por - tals deem - er, come; I

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world is here. in dis - tress. tri - umphcomesl love, and joy. me re - veal.

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THE GOSPEL

295

Amazing Grace Belmont. C.M.

J. NEWTON (1725-1807)

Arr. from WILLIAM GARDI!aR, 1812

~JJ i I~ y-wd %1 13l~iJ j IrTg Ip I w sweet the sound That saved a wretch like me I heart to fear, And grace my fears re - Iieved; dan - gers, toils, and snares, I have al - read - y come;

1. A - maz - ing grace! how 2. 'Twas grace that taught my

3. Through man-y

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now am found; Was grace ap - pear, The safe thus far, And

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blind, but hour I grace will

now first lead

I see. be-Iieved I me home.

We Sing the Praise Angelus. L.M. Arr. from G. JOSEPH, 1657 in Cantlca Spirituatia, 1847

T.KELLY

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Him who died up - on the cross; shin - ing let - ters, "God is love;" 3. The cross- it takes our guilt a - way; It holds the faint-ing spir - it up; 4. It makes the cow - ard spir - it brave, And nerves the fee - ble arm for fight; 5. The balm of life, the cure of woe, The meas-ure and the pledge of love,

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For this we count the world but loss. He brings us mer - cy from a - bove. And sweetens ev - ery bit - ter cup. And gilds the bed of death with light. The an-gels' theme in heaven a - bove. I

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SALVATION AND REDEMPTION

297

Let Heaven Highest Praises Bring Bonaventura. L.M. JOHN H. GOWER

BONAVENTURA, tr. by HELOISE SOULE

.....

1. Let heav - en highest prais - es bring, And earth her songs of glad-ness sing, 2. Mayall the suffering Thou hast borne, The bleed-ing side, the cru - el thorn, of the stars, 3. By scourgings, spittings, stripes, and scars, Je - SUS, the Mak - er a-bove, 4. Fill us, 0 Sav- iour, with Thy love, Grant us e - ter - nal joys

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Hark, My Soul! It Is the Lord St. Bees. 7.7.7.7.

WILLIAM COWPER, 1768

JOHN B. DYlCEs, 1862

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is the Lord; 1. Hark, ~y soul! it 2. "Mine IS an un - chang-ing love, 3. "Thou shalt see My glo - ry soon, my chief complaint 4. Lord, it is

'Tis thy Sav- iour, hear His word; High - er than the heights a - bove; When the work of grace is done; That my love is weak and faint;

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~~ ~ J 0: iggf84=P~ ~ ; 1E4; [] Je - sus speaks, and speaks to thee, "Say, poor sin - ner, lovest thou Me?" Deep - er than the depths be - neath, Free and faith - ful, strong as death. Part - ner of My throne shalt be! Say, poor sin - ner, lovest thou Me?" for grace to love Thee more! Yet I love Thee and a - dore; o

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THE GOSPEL

299

There Is a Land of Pure Delight Varina. C.M.D.

ISAAC WATTS, 1707

GEORGE F. ROOT, 1849

1. There is a land of pure de -light, Where saints im- mor - tal reign; could we make our doubts re- move, Those gloom - y doubts that rise, 2.0

....In - fin - ite day ex - cludes the night, And pleas - ures ban - ish And see the Ca - naan that we love, With un - be-cloud - ed

There Could

ev we

- er - last - ing spring a-bides but climb where Mos - es stood,

pain. eyes;

And nev - er- with-ering And view the land-scape

flowers, o'er-

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but all

a lit - tIe space di - vides this world's pre - tend - ed good

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This heaven-Iy land from ours. Could ev - er charm us more.

REWARD OF THE SAINTS

300

Jerusalem the Golden Ewing. 7.6.7.6.D.

BERNARD OF CLUNY, 12th century Tr. by JOHN M. NEALE, 1851

ALEXANDER EWING, 1853

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ru - sa - lem the gold - en, 1. Je Zi - on, 2. They stand, those halls of 3. There is the throne of Da - viti, 4.0 sweet and bless - ed coun - try,

With milk and hon - ey blest, All ju - bi - lant with song, And there, from care re - leased, The home of God's e - lect!

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Be - neath thy tion Sink heart and voice op - pressed. And bright with man - yan an - gel, And all the mar - tyr throng. The song of them that tri - umph, The shout of them that feast; o sweet and bless - ed coun - try, That ea - ger hearts ex - pectl

FIF Hr SI M1 f I F fl FI P know not, know not What ho - ly joys are there; I 0 I The Prince is ev - er in them, The day - light is se - rene; And they who, with their Lead - er, Have con-quered in the fight, Je - sus, in mer - cy bring us To that dear land of rest; -6- • -I'+- .

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glo - ry, ra - di - ancy of pas-tures of the bless - ed er ev - er and for - ev art, with God the Fa - ther, -I'-

235

What bliss be - yond com-pare. Are decked in glo - rious sheen. Are clad in robes of white. ev And Spir - it, er blest.

THE GOSPEL

301

There Is a Happy Land World to Come. 6.4.6.4.6.7.6.4.

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our and a

Sav - iour King;" sor - row free; glo- rious home;

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aye. aye. aye.

REWARD OF THE SAINTS

302

Hail to the Brightness Wesley. 11.10.11.10. LOWELL MASON, 1833

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1832

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1. Hail 2. Lo, 3. See,

of rich from

to the bright - ness the des ert in en ris the dead

Zi - on's flow - ers land and

glad mom - ing! are spring - ing; from cean; 0

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237

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mild in the

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303

Daughter of Zion Daughter of Zion. 11.11.11.11.11.11. Unknown

FITZGERALD'S Col.

1. Daugh-ter of Zi - on, a - wake from thy sad-ness; A - wake, for thy foes shall op2. Strong were thy foes; but the arm that subdued them, And scatteredtheirIeg-ions,was 3. Daugh-ter of Zi - on, the power that hath saved thee, Ex - tolled with the harp and the

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press thee no more. Bright, o'er thy hills, dawns the day - star of glad-ness, might - i - er far; They fled like the chaff from the scourge that pur-sued them; Shout; for the foe is destroyed that en-slaved thee, tim - breI shall be.

A - rise for the night of thy sor-row is o'er. Daught-er of Zi - on, aIn vain were their steeds and their chariots of war. Strong were thy foes; but the The op-pressor is vanquished, and Zi - on is free. Daugh-ter of Zi - on, the

wake from thy sad-ness; A - wake, for thy foes shall op-press thee no more. arm that sub-dued them, And scat-tered their Ie - gions, was might - i - er far. power that hath saved thee, Ex-tolled with the harp and the tim-breI shall be . ./L-

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304

Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Austria. 8.7.8.7.D.

JOHN NEWTON, 1779

F. JOSEPH HAYDN, 1797

-r...... ,1. Glo - rious things of thee are liv - ing 2. See the streams of 3. Round each hab - i - ta - tion 4. Sav - iour, if of Zi - on's

spoken, Zi - on, cit - y of our God; waters Springing from e - ter - nal love, hovering, See the cloud and fire ap -pear cit - y I, through grace, a mem - ber am,

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He whose word can - not be broken Formed thee for His own Well sup- ply thy sons and daughters, And all fear and want For agio - ry and a covering, Show - ing that the Lord Let the world de - ride or pit - y, I will glo - ry in

a - bode; re-move; is near; Thy name; -fIL-

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A - ges founded, What can shake Thy sure re - pose? the Rock of riv - er Ever can faint when such a flows their thirst to as-suage? in- hab - it - ants of Zi - on, Washed in the Re - deem-er's blood; the world-ling's pleasure, All ing is his boast - ed pomp and show;

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With salva - tion's wall sur - rounded, Thou mayst smile at all thy foes. Grace, which, like the Lord, the Giv -er, N ev - er fails from age to age. Je - sus, whom their souls re - IV on, Makes them kings and priests to God. Sol - id joys and last - ing t1 easure None but Zi - on's children know.

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305

We Have Heard We Have Heard. P.M.

W.H.HYDE

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1. We have heard from the bright, the ho-ly, land; We have heard, and our hearts are glad; 2. They say green fields are waving there, That nev - er a blight shall know; 3. We have heard of the paIms,the robes,the crowns, And the silvery band in white; 4. The King of that coun-try, He is fair, He's the joy and light of the place; :~

For we were a lone-Iy pil-grim band, And wea-ry, and worn, and sad. And the des - erts wild are blooming fair, And the ros-es of Shar - on grow. Of the cit - y fair, with pearl-y gates, All ra - di - ant with light. In His beauty we shall be - hold Him there, And bask in His smil - ing face.

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They tell us the saints have a dwelling there-N 0 long-er are home-less ones; There are love - ly birds in the bow-ers green, Their songs are blithe and sweet; We have heard of the angels there, and saints, With their harps of gold,how they sing; We'll be there, we'll be there in a lit - tIe while, We'll join the pure and the blest;

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And we know that the goodly land is fair, Where life's pure riv - er runs. And their warb-lings, gush-ing ev - er new, The an - gels' harpings greet. Of the mount, with the 'fruitful tree of life, Of the leaves that healing bring. We'll have the palm, the robe, the crown, And for-ev - er be at rest .

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REWARD OF THE SAINTS

306

Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand Alford. 7.6.8.6.D. J . B. DYKEs, 1875

H. ALFORD, 1867

1. Ten thou - sand times ten thou-sand, lu - jahs of hal - Ie 2. What rush 3.0 then what rap-tured greet-ings 4. Bring near Thy great sal - va - tion,

spar-kling rai - ment bright, In Fills all the earth and sky! On Ca - naan's hap - py shore I Thou Lamb for sin - ners slain,

ar - mies of the ransomed saints Throng up the steeps of light. The The ring - ing of a thou-sand harps Pro - claims the tri - umph high. What knit - ting sev-ered friend-ship where Death part - ings are no morel Fill up the roll of Thine e - lect, Then take Thy power and reign I

is 'Tis fin - ished, all day for which cre 0 Then eyes with joy shall Ap - pear, De- sire of

fin - ished, Their fight with death

sin.

And its tribes were made! all -spara -- tion kle, That brinlmed with tears of late; na -tions,

Thine

ex - iles long

for

home;

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~ vic - tors in. 0 - pen wide the gold - en gates, And let the joy, for all its form - er woes A thou - sand-fold re - paid! Or - phans no long - er fa - ther-Iess, Nor wid - ows des - 0 - late. Show in the heavens Thy prom-ised sign; Thou Prince and come! I Fling

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THE GOSPEL

307

The Time Is Near Anvern. L.M. LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

R. F. COTTRELL

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joy shall sing the song ho - Iy throng; with a law of truth be - low, might - y Lord! in Thee.

when The tion! shall

Zi - on's glo - rious en - ter they re

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sons, King in, main,

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308

We've No Abiding City Here Andre. L.M. Unknown

THOMAS KELLY (1769-1854)

1. We've no a - bid - ing 2. We've no a - bid - ing 3. 0 sweet a - bode of 4. But hush, my soul! nor

cit - y here; Sad truth, were this to cit - y here, We seek a cit - y peace and love, Where pilgrims, freed from dare re - pine; The time my God ap-

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ETERNAL LIFE

I t I U i }g;tU i i l=$=g let But Zi - on Had I While here,

be our home; out of sight; toil, are blest! points is best; ..fIL

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seek a cit - Y yet to come, shines with ev - er - last - ing light, fly to thee, and be at rest, His to fix my time of rest, _____ 1 1-

309

this thought our spir - its is its name- the Lord pin ions of a the be do His will to

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seek a cit - y yet to shines with ev - er - last - ing at fly to thee, and be I'd And His to fix my time of We

come. light. rest. rest.

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Jerusalem, My Happy Home St. Peter. C.M. A. R. REINAGLE. 1836

JOSEPH BROMEHEAD (?)

U I' how I long for thee I 1. Je - ru - sa -lem, my hap - py home, 0, be - hold; 2. Thy walls are all of pre-cious stone, Most glo - rious to stud - y long have been; 3. Thy gar - den and thy pleas-ant walks My keep in view the prize 4. Lord, help us by Thy might - y grace To -#-

When will my sor --rows have an end? Thy joys when shall I see? Thy gates are rich - ly set with pearl, Thy streets are paved with gold. daz- zling views, by Such hu - man sight Have nev - er yet been seen. Till Thou dost come to take us home To that blest Par - a - dise.

243

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

310

0 Happy Day! That Fixed My Choice Happy Day. L.M. With Refrain E. F. RIMBAULT, 1867

1. 0 hap - py day I that fixed my choice On Thee, my Sav - iour and my God; 2. 'Tis done, the great trans- ac-tion's done; I am my Lord's, and He is mine; 3. Now rest, my long - di - vid - ed heart, Fixed on this bliss - ful cen- ter, rest; 4. Hil~h Heaven, that heard the sol-emn vow, That vow re-newed shall dai - Iy hear, 5. . And when the bright ce - les - tial train, From high-est heaven to earth shall come; ....

po.

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Well may this glow - ing heart re - joice, And tell its rap - tures all a - broad. He drew me and I fol-lowed on, Charmed to con-fess the voice di - vine. Nor ev - er from thy Lord de - part, With Him of ev - ery good pos-sessed. Till in tinIe's lat - est hour I bow, And bless at last a bond so dear. Then with my Lord I'll rise, and reign For - ev - er in that happy home.

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Hap - py day,

••

hap - py day,

When Je - sus washed my sins

....

He taught me how

to watch and pray,

.a...

Hap - py

day,

hap - py day,

When

And live re - joic - ing ev - ery

....

washed my sins ./L

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day;

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a - way I ....

311

Peace, Perfect Peace Pax Tecum. 10.10.

EDWARD H. BICKERSTETH, 1875

J ~: 4£J: 1. Peace, 2. Peace, 3. Peace, 4. Peace, 5. Peace,

per per per per per

I - fect fect - feet - fect - fect

-6J.

peace, peace, peace, peace, peace,

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g~p4¥L,. I

this dark world of throng - ing du - ties sor - rows surg - ing loved ones far a tare all fu un

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JOY OR PEACE

GEORGE T . CALDBECK (1852 · 1912) Arr. by CHARLES J. VINCENT, 1877

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The To On In Je

blood do Je Je sus

312

of the sus' sus' we

Je - sus whis - pers will of Je - sus: bos - om nought but keep - ing we are know, and He is

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sin? pressed? round? way? known?

peace this calm safe, on

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in. rest. found. they. throne.

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Weeping Endures But for a Night Melcombe. L.M.

ANNIE R. SMITH

S.WZBBE,1782 ~

1. Weep-ing en-dures but for a night, Joy cometh with the morn - ing light; 2. Joy comes each faith-fuI heart to thrill, That fears of change no more will chill; 3. Then, mourning pil-grim, up-ward gaze; Be - yond this dark and thorn - y maze 4. No sor - row there shall dim the eye, No win - try winds or storms are nigh, 5. A - wake, for, 10, not dis - tant far, The ris - ing of the Morn - ing Star; 6. Hail! glo-rious morn, whose radiant light Shall bid the dark-ness take its flight; .

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Joy com - eth of ce - les - tial birth, Un - suI -lied by the blight of earth. Transport - ing joy, that fills the soul While ev - er - last - ing a - ges roll. healing balm for ev - ery wound. A joy for ev - ery tear is found, A No sighs borne on the fra-grant air; But all shall in the glo - ry share. o watch to catch the new-born ray That ush - ers in a cloud-less day. Shall chase the shades of gloom a - way, And night be turned to end-less day.

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313

When Peace, Like a River It Is Well. 11.8.11.9. P.P. BLISS

H. G. SPAFFORD

1. When peace, like a riv - er, at - tend 2. Though Sa - tan should but - fet, though tri 3. My sin- 0 the bliss of the glo 4. And, Lord, haste the day when the faith

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eth my way, als should come, ri - ous thought I shall be sight,

When Let My The

sor - rows like sea bi! -lows roll; What - ev - er my lot, Thou hast this blest as - sur - ance can - trol, That Christ hath re - gard - ed my sin- not in part, but the whole, Is nailed to His cross and I clouds be rolled back as a scroll, The trump shall re - sound, and the ___ ..a.. -!L .L -P-fL-

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taught me to say, help - less es - tate, bear no more; it Lord shall de- scend;

it is well with is well, And hath shed His own blood for Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, 0 "E - ven so," it is well with "It

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my sou!." my sou!. my soul I my soul.

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314

When Darkness Gathers Rest. 8.6.8.8.6.

FREDERICa: c. MAKER, 1887

ANNIE R. SMITH

1. When dark - ness gath - ers round thy 2. When toil - ing in the nar - row 3. When by earth's care and grief and 4. And when our pil - grin! - age is

way, way, woe o'er,

As By The The

falls the shades of per - se - cu - tion an - guished heart is bless - ed prom - ise

JOY OR PEACE

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with its mild, with treach - erous of ter tears gels' on an

chase the gloom, our fears lead our way - ward feet sooth - ing balm found here meet the Sav - iour we

at - lay- How a - stray, How be - low- How a - dore- How

even; driven, riven, given;

No Be And When,

star, set bit borne

To To No To

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sweet sweet sweet sweet

the light the smiles the joy the home

of heaven! of heaven! of heaven! in heaven!

Still With Thee Greenwood. S.M.

J . BURNS, 1857 -

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cheer - ing ray, snares that lay sor - row flow, wings we soar

J. E. SWEETSER, 1849

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By day, by night, at Each day re - tum - ing The set - ring, as the By day, by night, in

I would de - sire to be; And calls me back to care' mind'; And even - ing calms the A bid - ing I would be;

home, a - broad, I would be still be - gin With Thee, my God, to With Thee my heart ris - ing sun, life, in death, I would be still

with Thee. in prayer. would find. with Thee.

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316

Sweet Hour of Prayer Sweet Hour. L.M.D. WILLIAM B . BRADBURY (1816-1868)

WILLIAM W . WALFORD

1. Sweet hour of prayer, sweet hour of prayer, That calls me from a world of care, 2. Sweet hour of prayer! sweet hour of prayer I Thy wings shall my pe - ti - tion bear 3. Sweet hour of prayer! sweet hour of prayer! May I thy con-so - la - tion share -fL

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And bids me, at my Fa-ther's throne, Make all my wants and wishes known I To Him whose truth and faith - ful-ness En - gage the wait-ing soul to bless. Till from Mount Pis-gah's 10ft - y height I view my home and take my flight. -fL

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In sea - sons of dis-tress and grief, My soul has oft - en found re - lief, And since He bids me seek His face, Be - lieve His word, and mIst His grace, In my im - mor - tal flesh I'll rise To seize the ev - er - last - ing prize. -fL

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oft es-caped the tempter's snare, By thy re-turn, sweet hour of prayer. I'll cast on Him my ev - ery care, And wait for thee, sweet hour of prayer. And shout while passing through the air, "Fare-well,fare-well, sweet hour of prayer I" -fL

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317

I Love to Steal Awhile Away Brown. C.M. WILLIAM B . BRADBURY, 1844

PHOEBE HINSDALE BROWN, 1818

to steal a - while a - way in sol - i - tude to shed to think on mer - cies past, by faith to take a view

From ev - ery cumbering care, The pen - i-ten - tial tear; And fu - ture good im - plore ; bright-er scenes to come; Of

And spend the hours of set - ting day to plead, And all His prom - is - es And all my cares and sor - rows cast The pros - pect doth my strength re - new

In hum - ble, grate-ful prayer. Where none but God can hear. On Him whom I a - dore. While here a - way from home.

1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I

love love love love

Ie 318

Come, My Soul Seymour. 7.7.7.7. CARL M. YON WEBER (1786·1826)

JOHN NEWTON, 1779

. 1. Come, my

2. With my 3. "Lord, I

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soul, thy suit pre - parel burden I be - gin: come to Thee for rest,

an - swer prayer; Je - sus loves to Lord, re - move this load of sin; Take pos - sess - ion of my breast;

He Him - self has bid thee pray, There - fore will not say thee nay. Let Thy blood, for sin - ners spilt, Set my con-science free from guilt. There, Thy sov-ereign right main-tain, And with - out a ri - val reign • .fL ...

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319

Prayer Is the Soul's Sincere Desire Audite Audientes Me. C.M.D.

JAMES MONTGOMERY, 1819; the rhythm of line 2 is revised; with a verse from COLERIDGE'S "The Ancient Mariner J" used as a refrain

ARTHUR SULLIVAN, 1875

~f"rf;n f4f~/'~ I; 1. Prayer 2. Prayer 3. Prayer 4. Prayer

ex-pressed; is the soul's sin - cere de - site, Un ut - tered or is the bur - den of a sigh, The fall - ing of a tear, is the sim-plest form of speech That in - fant lips can try; is the Christian's vi - tal breath, The Chris-tian's native air,

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'tThe mo - tion of a hid - den fire That trem - bles in the breast. The up - ward glancing of an eye When none but God is near. Prayer the sub -lim - est strains that reach The Ma - jes - ty on high. His watch-word at the gates of death; He en - ters heaven with prayer.

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pray: - eth best who pray - eth best who pray - eth best who Thou, by whom we -.-

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lov - eth best lov - eth best lov - eth best come to God,

All things both great and small All things both great and small All things both great and small The life, the truth, the way,

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For For For The

the dear God who lov - eth us, the dear God who lov - eth us, the dear God who lov - eth us, path of prayer Thy - self hast trod;

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He He made and lov - eth He made and lov - eth Lord, teach us how to -#-

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250

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all. all. all. pray.

MEDITATION AND PRAYER

320

What a Friend We Have In Jesus Converse. 8.7.8.7.D.

JOHN M. SCRIVEN, 1855

CHARLES C. CONVERSE, 1868

1. What a friend we have in Je - sus, our sins and griefs to bear; 2. Have we tri - als and temp - ta - tions? Is there trouble an - y - where? we weak and heav - y 3. Are la - den, Cumbered with a load of care?

?::T

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ry ery-thing to God in prayer! Ev What a priv - i-lege to car to the Lord in prayer! We should nev - er be dis -cour - aged; Take 'it to the Lord in prayer! Pre - cious Sav-iour, still our ref - uge, Take it

•• ~•

....

:"'1 o Can Do

what peace we of - ten for - feit, we find a friend so faith - ful, thyfriendsde-spise, for-sake thee?

0 what need-less pain we bear, Who will all our sor - rows share? Take it to the Lord in prayer I 'e!i9-

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All be - cause we do not car - ry Je - sus knows our ev - ery weak - ness; His arms He'll take and shield thee, In

251

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Ev - ery-thing to God in prayer. Take it to the Lord in prayer! Thou wilt find a sol - ace there.

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

321

Sun of My Soul Hursley. L.M. Adapted from Katholiscbec Getlangbuch, c. 1774

JOHN KESLE, 1820

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1. Sun of my soul, Sav - iour dear! 2. When soft the dews of kind - ly sleep 3. A - bide with me from mom till eve, 4. Be near and bless me when I wake,

Ir-.J

is not night if Thou be near ; My wea - ry eye - lids gen - tly steep, For with-out Thee I can - not live; Ere through the world my way I take; It

/9-' t9'

I '-I °Be may no earth-born cloud a - rise To hide Thee from Thy serv-ant's eyes. my last thought- how sweet to rest For - ev - er on my Saviour's breast! '-

A - bide with me when night is nigh,

Till in

the

cean of

Thy love

For without Thee I lose my - self in I

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dare not die. heaven a - bove. -!L~

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0, Could I Find From Day to Day Naomi. C.M. HANS GEORGE NAEGELI

Arr. by LOWELL MASON, 1836

BENJAMIN CLEVELAND

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could I find, from 1. 0, 2. Lord, I de - sire with 3. Blest J e - sus, come, and

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day to day, Thee to live rule my heart,

A near - ness to my God, A - new from day to day, And make me whol -ly Thine,

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Then would my hours glide sweet a - way, While lean - ing on His word. In joys the world can nev - er give, Nor ev - er take a - way. That I may nev - er - more de - part, Nor grieve Thy love di - vine.

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323

Come Unto Me When Shadows Darkly Gather Henley. 11.10.11.10.

Anon.

LOWELL MASON, 1854

1. Come

2. Large 3. There,

un are like

&¥Ld

When Glad Bloom

the are the

to the an

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shad - ows our in blossom

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--.ry wea sor - rows earth so

dark - ly gath er, Fa - ther's dwell - ing, ing in glad - ness,

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and dis - tressed; dim-, nev - er pressed; rude - ly .-;;

Seek Sweet Come

- ing

for are the un - to

from your heaven -ly ly ho mus - ic ye who droop in

com - fort harps in Him all

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un are un

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Fa - ther, swell - ing, sad - ness,

give you heaven -ly give you

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rest. hymn. rest."

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324

'Tis the Blessed Hour of Prayer 13.12.13.7.6. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY

W.H. DOANE

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1. 'Tis

the the the the

2. 'Tis 3. 'Tis 4. At

bless - ed hour bless - ed hour bless - ed hour bless - ed hour

of of of of

prayer, when our hearts low - ly bend, prayer, when the Say - iour draws near, prayer, when the tempt - ed and tried prayer, trust - ing Him we be - lieve,

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And we gath - er to sus, our Je com - pas - sion His With a ten - der To the Say - iour who loves them their That the bless - ings we're need - ing we'll

faith, come to Him in may cast tells us we sym - pa - thiz - ing heart full- ness of this trust

His pro - tec - tion to share, at His feet ev - ery care, re -moves ev - ery care; He we shall lose ev - ery care;

What

and Friend; to hear; con - fide; re - ceive;

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prayer,

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prayer,

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My God, Is Any Hour So Sweet? Almsgiving. 8.8.8.4. JOHN B. DYXES. 1865

CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT. 1835 (Text of 1836)

1. My God, is an - y hour so sweet, From blush of mom to 2. No 'words can tell, what sweet re -lief Here for my ev - ery 3. Hushed is each doubt, gone ev - ery fear; My spir - it seems in 4. Lord, till I reach that bliss - ful shore, No priv - i-lege so

eve - ning star, want, I find; heaven to stay; dear shall be

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to balm ten soul

Thy feet, for grief, tial tear to pour

The hour Wh'atpeace Is wiped In prayer

255

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326

Still, Still With Thee Oberlin. 11.10.11.10. J. ARTHUR DEMUTH, 1900

HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, 1855

1. Still, 2. A 3. As .4. When S. So

when Thee, Thee, a dawn - ing, sub soul, be at

still with lone with the in sinks the shall it

pur mid o'er dued last,

pIe morn - ing break - eth, - the mys - tic shad - ows,

wave -less o - cean, toil, to slum - ber, that bright morn - ing,

the by in

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the bird sol - emn age im clos - ing soul the

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and the na ture mom - ing up to and life's

wak - eth, of hush of the eye looks wak - eth,

shad new star Thee shad

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flee; bom; rest, prayer; flee;

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Fair A So Sweet Oh,

er than lone with in this the re in that

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Dawns the sweet In the calm Thine im - age But sweet - er Shall rise the

mom - ing, Thee, in ness still pose be glad hour,

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day love - lier than the ad - 0 ra ho - ly Thou be - hold - est on neath Thy wings o'er - shad than day dawn fair - er

con - scious - ness, I fresh - ness dew and mir - rored in my and still, to wake glo - rious thought, I

256

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am with the of peace - luI find Thee am with

light, tion, ly ing, ing,

II Theel mom. breast. there. Theel

l MEDITATION AND PRAYER

327

In the Hour of Trial Penitence. 6.5.6.5.0. SPENCER LANK, 1879

JAMES MONTGOMERY, 1834

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of den cy

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When Thou see'st me Bring to my re Grant that I may

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look re a Geth- sem - a Thy hand to

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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

328

At First I Prayed for Light Woolwich. S.M.

1. At first 2. And next 3. And then 4. But now 5. And light

C. E. KzTTLlt

but see prayed for light: Could I I I might tread prayed for strength: That I but trust asked for faith: Could I I to God love: Deep love pray for I Are and strength and faith o - pening ev -fIL

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the way, the road my God, and man; ery - where I

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, d ~ dI 3d I d 144=¥~ = Id UId: II How glad -ly, swift - ly would I walk With firm, un - fal - tering feet, and win I'd live in - fold - ed in His peace, A liv - ing love that will not fail, God wait - ed pa - tient - ly un - til

329

To ev - er - last - ing day I The heaven's se-rene a - bode. Though foes were all a - broad. How - ev - er dark His plan. I prayed the larg - er prayer.

Speak, Lord, in the Stillness The Quiet Hour. 6.5.6.5.

E •.MAY GRIMES

(s. A. G. M. Leaflets. by permilSion)

H.GItDN

1. Speak, Lord, in the still - ness, While 2. Speak, 0 Mas ter, In bless - ed . the words Thou speak - est, "They 3. For yield 4. All to Thee is ed, I 5. Speak, Thy ethl Be ser - vant hear 6. Fill me with the knowl - edge Of 7. Like wa - tered gar den," Full "a

I this are am not Thy of

wait on Thee; qui et hour; life" in - deed; not my own; si - lent, Lord; glo - rious will; fra - grance rare,

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In Feel Now I For In Let

ex - pect - an Thy touch of my spir it am Thine a the quick - ening Thy child ful my life ap

cy. power. feedl lone I word I fill. pear.

330

MEDITATION AND PRAYER

0 Thou, to Whose All-Searching Sight

NICOLAUS L. ZINZENDORF (1700-1760) Tr. by JOHN WESLEY (1703-1791)

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Bera. L.M.

JOHN E. GOULD, 1849

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1. 0 Thou, to whose all - searching sight The darkness shin-eth 2. If in this darksome wild I stray, Be Thou my light, be 3. When rising floodS'llly soul o'er - flow, When sinks my heart in 4. Sav-iour, where'er Thy steps I see, Dauntless, untired, I

as the light; Thoumy way; waves of woe, fol - low Thee;

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331

Father, Lead Me Day by Day Posen. 7.7.7.7.

JOHN P. Hopps (1834-1912)

GEORGE C. STRATTNER, 1691

1. Fa - ther, lead me day by day, Ev - er in Thine 2. When in dan - ger, make me brave; Make me know that 3. When I'm tempt-ed to do wrong, Make me stead-fast, 4. When my work seems hard and dry, May I press on 5. May I do the good I know, Be Thy lov - ing .II--

own sweet way; Thou canst save; wise, and strong; cheer - i - ly; child be - low,

do. Teach me to be pure and true; Show me what I ought to me in Keep me safe by Thy dear side; Let Thy love a - bide. stand, Shield me with Thy might - y hand. And when all a - lone I Help me pa-tient - ly to bear Pain and hard-ship, toil and care. be. Then at last go home to Thee, Ev - er- more Thy child to I ,", I

259

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332

My Heart Is Resting Tallis' Ordinal. C.M. THOMAS TALLIS, 1567

ANNA L. WARING, 1849

1. My heart is rest - ing, 0 my God, 2. I thirst for springs of heaven -ly life, of joy, 3. I have a her - it - age of love 4. There is a cer - tain - ty S. A prayer, re - pos - ing on His truth,

will give thanks and sing; I And here all day they rise; That yet I must not see; That sets my heart at rest; Who hath made all things mine,

My heart is at the ev - ery pre - cious thing. se - cretsource Of seek the treas - ure of Thy love, And close at hand it lies. I keep -ing it The hand that bled to make it mine Is for me. to - day, That to be poor is best; calm as - sur - ance for A That draws my cap - tive will to Him, And makes it one with Thine.

333

Father, Whate'er of Earthly Bliss Naomi. C.M.

ANNE STEELE, 1760

HANS GEORGE NAEGELI

Arc. by LOWELL MASON, 1836

@~ t j ; t. Jj I i j I i I ~: ; ~ ~a41¥¥J 1. Fa - ther, what-e'er of earthly bliss Thy sov - ereign will de - nies, thankful, heart, From ev - ery mur - mur free; 2. Give me a calm, a 3. Let thesweethope that Thouartmine My life anddeath at - tend:

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Ac - cept -ed at Thy throne of grace Let this pe - ti - tion rise. The blessings of Thy grace im - part, And make me live to Thee. Thy presence through my jour-ney shine, And crown my journey's end.

260

MEDITATION AND PRAYER

334

Calm Me, My God Lambeth. C.M.

H. BONAR (1807-1889)

WILHELM A. F. SCHULTHES, 1871

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1. Calm me, my God, and keep me calm, Re - clin - ing on Thy 2. Yes, keep me calm, though loud and rude The sounds my ear that 3. Calm in the hour of buoy - ant health, Calm in the hour of 4. Calm in the sut - fer-ance of wrong, Like Him who bore

5. Calm as

the ray

of sun

star,

Which storms as-sail

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breast; greet, pain, shame; vain,

F---Soothe me with ho - ly hymn and psalm, And bid my spir - it Calm in the clos - et's sol - i-tude, Calm in the bus-tling or wealth, Calm in my loss or Calm in my pov - er - ty Calm 'mid the threatening, taunt - ing throng, Who. hate Thy ho - ly Mov - ing un - rut - fled through earth's war, Th' e - ter - nal calm to -I'-- -I'-- -P-

335

rest. street; gain; name; gain.

Alone With Thee Windy Ridge. L.M.

D.A.R.AVFRANC

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D.A.R.AVFRANC

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1. A - lone with Thee, my God, in prayer Fain would I from the world re - pair, 2. A-lone with Thee when breaks the mom, When joy-ous youth and hope are born. 3. A - lone with Thee at blazing noon, E'en youth and strength pass swift and soon. 4. A - lone with Thee when night is nigh And darkness steals a-cross the sky. -I'-- -I'-- 1'-- -(.9-' -I'-- ~ ~ -P- •

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261

To rest from toil, to cease from strife. Guide all my wanderings through this earth. But yield to Thee my man-hood's might. And stand at last on Canaan's side. I I

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

336

Come In, 0 Come! Morecambe. 10.10.10.10. FREDERICK C. ATl<INBON. e. 1870

H. C. G . MOULE

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3. Yet 4. I S. Come,

0 in, las, ill weI - come seek no not to

knew Thy house - hold it e'en fore the dwell - ing

I The Is Be A

come! the dered or and to more to find, but

-.;door stands pen 0 shows the drear - y night; this dole - ful al ter things, or make this trou - bled

voice; stuff self com wor

sus, it was Je heaped a - midst the cause to hail Thee great of so a of Thee as Thou

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Lord lies my ing thy

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now; room; scene mend, heart

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since; the stands, the e'en at seem - ly; ter ror,

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262

DISCIPLESHIP

337

~~Stand Still and See" Carey. 8.8.8.8.8.8.

C.A.Fox

H. CAREY. 1723

and 1. "Stand still 2. Here "com - mune still, and 3. "Be in the 4. Then

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see!" yea, with thine know that hush of

see, to - day, heart, be . still!" I am God!" fair tent, this

New won - ders Search all the Peace, wound - ed Jlnd sol - emn

of re - deem - ing grace-The might - y Pot- ter molds the clay se - cret stores of years, Till si - lence, now un - bear - a - blecan - science, heav - ing breast! Christ's pierced hand bears a - lone the rod, still - ness of this hour, Three thou - sand souls be - fore Thee bent,

A - gain

with - in this hal - lowed place, Self, self - be - trayed with blind - ing tears; Iijs cloud trans - fig - ures and brings rest. Ghost, in power; Break forth, 0 Ho - Iy -#--p-

-II-.d

Till through the hu Then fall at Je Take, Lord, Thy power, Sweep through, Thou Wind

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man, sus' reign, of

the feet, great God,

Is seen once Di - vine and say, Thou can'st, Thou AM, I O'er - shad - owing sweep through; Once more cleanse,

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move and shine. all to - day! con - quering Lamb! crate, re - new!

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338

One Precious Boon, 0 Lord, I Seek Uxbridge. L.M.

CHARLES FITcH

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LOWELL MASON, 1830

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1. One precious boon, 0 Lord, I seek, While tossed upon life's billow-y sea; 2. Earth's scoffs and scorn well pleased I'll bear, N or mourn though underfoot I'm trod, 3. The friends I love may turn from me, Their words un-kind may pierce me through; 4. Let me but know, wher-e'er I roam, That I am do - ing Je - sus' will;

5. To that bright, blest, im-mor-tal mom, By 6. Then all the scoffs and scorn I've borne For

ho - Iy prophets long His dear sake who died

fore - told, for me,

To hear a voice with-in me speak, "Thy Sav-iour is well pleased with thee." If day by day I may but share Thine ap - pro - ba-tion, 0 my God! But this my dai - ly prayer shall be, "For-give; they know not what they do." And though I've neither friends nor home, My heart shall glow with glad-ness still. My ea - ger, long-ing eyes I turn, And soon its glo - ries shall be - hold. To ev - er - lasting ~ will turn, In glo-rious im-mor - tal • i . ty.

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Walk in the Light

BERNARD BARTON, 1826

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Chopin. C.M.

ISAAC B. WOODBURY

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the light! so shalt thou know That fellow - ship of love His Spir - it the light! and thou shalt own Thy darkness passed a - way; Be-cause that the light! and e'en the tomb No fear - ful shade shall wear; Glo - ry shall the light! and thine shall be A path, though thom-y, bright; For God, by

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on - ly can be-stow Who reigns in light a-bove, Who reigns in light a - bove. light on thee hath shone In which is per - feet day, In which is per - feet day. chase away its gloom, For Christ hath conquered there, For Christ hath conquered there. grace, shall dwell in thee, And God Himself is light, And God Him-self is light.

264

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DISCIPLESHIP

340

By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill Siloam. C.M.

REGINALD HEBER, 1827

ISAAC B. WOODBURY, 1842

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1. By cool Si - 10 - am's shad -y rill How 2. Lo, such the child whose ear - Iy feet The 3. De - pend - ent on Thy boun-teous breath, We

fair the paths of seek Thy

ill - y grows I peace have trod, grace a - lone,

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How sweet the breath, be - neath the hill, Whose se - cret heart, with in-fiuence sweet, In child-hood, man - hood, age, and death,

Of Is To

Shar-on's dew - y rose I up -ward drawn to God. keep us still Thine own.

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341

Art Thou Weary?

Tr. by JOHN M. NEALE, 1862

Stephanos. 8.5.8.3.

STEPHEN OF MAR SABA

HENRY W. BAKER, 1868

~4fO d d ~Ia ~ Old d ~ d-13&H 1. Art thou wea - ry, art thou Ian - guid, 2. Hath He marks to lead me to Him, 3. Is there di - a - dem, as mon - arch, 4. If I find Him, if I fol - low, S. If I still hold close - ly to Him, I ask Him to re - ceive me, 6. If 7. Find - ing, following, keep - ing, strug-gling,

.....

p,---AM 3

&~ p :po d i I d "Come "In "Yea, "Man "Sor "Not "Saints,

Art thou sore dis-tressed? If He be my guide? That His brow a - doms? What my por - tion here? What hath He at last? Will He say me nay? Is He sure to bless?

....- - - , 1

to Me," saith One, "and com - ing, and hands are wound - prints, His feet ver y crown, in sure ty, a ya sor - row, man - ya la bor, row van - quished, la bor end ed, not till heav - en till earth and a pos - ties, proph - ets, mar - tyrs,

265

Be at And His But of Man - ya dan Jor Pass a An - swer,

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rest." side." thorns." tear." passed." way." Yes."

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

342

Ye Servants of God Hanover. 10.10.11.11. Wn.LIAM CROFT, 1708

CHARLES WESLEY, 1744 I

j 1. Ye 2. God 3. "Sal 4. Then

of on to

ser - vants eth rul va - tion let us

God, high, God, dore,

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And And Let All

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a is

a and

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nighloud, power,

your al Who and

i d4d I lJ sits give

on Him

, J1

His His and all

won pres hon wis

all vic - to - rious name con - gre - ga tion great prais - es of Je - sus hon or and bless - ing,

The The The All

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Mas - ter

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name; have; Son; might,

and

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d ~ d IJ EF23 of His the with

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sus ex tol; Je tri - umph shall sing, pro - claim, an - gels angels a - bove, I #-!'-

•

• His A

king - dom

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Fall down And thanks

on nev

is sal their er

glo - rious, tion va fac - es, ceas - ing,

He to and for

rules 0 sus Je wor - ship in fi -!'-

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266

- ver -

our the nite

all. King. Lamb. love.

WORK AND DUTY

343

I Love Thee I Love Thee. 11.11.11.11. INGALL'S Christian Harmony, 1805

Anon.

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1. I 2. I'm 3.

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I My My He

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love Thee, hap - py, Je - sus, who's like

love Thee, joys are life and smiles, and

my im sal He

love Thee, my Lord; I 0, won - drous ac - countl with Thee I am blest, He's Sa - lem's bright King;

love Thee, hap - py, Sav - iour, Sav - iour?

I I'm my my

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Sav - iour,

- mor - tal, - va - tion, loves

J i I t=I

me,

love I stand I my joy and helps

•

Thee, on and me '

my God. the mount I my rest: sing. to ~

ru I I Thy

I'll

love gaze name praise

Thee, on be Him,

my my I'll

•

love Thee, treas - ure theme, and praise Him, -#-

and and Thy with

that long love notes

Thou to be loud

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•

dost be my and l

know; there, song; clear,

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But how much With Je - sus Thy grace shall While riv - ers

• I and in of

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love Thee an - gels, spire both pleas - ure

my and my

ac - tions kin - dred heart and spir - it

will show. so dear. my tongue. do cheer.

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267

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

344

Anywhere, Dear Saviour Anywhere, Dear Saviour. 6.5.6.6.7.7.10. W.A.OGDEN

W.A. OGDEN

- ...

y- where, dear 2. Where the night may 3. All a - long the

1. An

Sav - iour, find us, jour - ney,

In Sure Let

Thy vine-yard wide, mat - ters not; fix us our eyes

- ly

,J.

..... Where Thou bidst me we camp with If the "Rock of On

la - bor, Lord, there would I bless ed is Je - sus, 0 A ges," Un til we gain

a - bide. the spot! the prize.

Mir - a - cle of sav - ing grace, That Thou giv - est me a place Quick - ly we the tent may fold, Cheer - ful march through storm or cold, There the heart will make its home, Will - ing led by Thee to roam,

.. An An An

y-where, y-where, y-where,

dear dear dear

Sav - iour, Sav - iour, Sav - iour,

f 268

to to to

work work work

for for for

Thee. Thee. Thee.

PF4

WORK AND DUTY

345

Working, 0 Christ, With Thee St. Edmund. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4. ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1872

W . A . OGDEN

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In low - Iy paths of By some clear, winning In closer, dear - er Far down the fu-ture's

serv - ice free; word of love; com - pa - ny, broadening way;

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JAMES MONTGOMERY

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'l'HoMAS B. POLLOCK:, 1889

JOSEPH BARNBY, 1872

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Ye Servants of the Lord EI Kadel'. S.M.

PHILIP DODDRIDGE (1702-1751)

Unknown

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1. Ye serv - ants of the Lord, 2. Let all your lamps be bright, 3. Watch, 'tis your Lord's com - mand, 4.0, hap - py he, serv - ant ~

Each in And trim And while In such

his of - flce wait; the gold - en flame; we speak, He's near; a pos - ture found I

Ob - serv - ant of His heaven-Iy word, And watch - ful at His gate; Gird up your loins as in His sight; His com - ing thus pro-claim; Mark the first sig - nal of His hand, And read - y all ap - pear. He shall his Lord with rap -ture see, And be with hon - or crowned. ~ -I'- -I'~ ~ I.

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at His gate. thus pro - claim. all ap - pear. hon - or crowned.

One Sweetly Solemn Thought Ambrose. S.M. ROBERT S. AMBROSI!:, 1876

PHOEBE CARY, 1852

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1. One sweet - ly sol - emn thought 2. Near - er my Fa - ther's house, 3. Near - er the bound of life, 4. But, ly - ing dark be - tween, 5. Fa ther, per - fect my trust;

me o'er and o'er; Comes to Where man - y man - sions be; Where bur - dens are laid down; Wind - ing down through the night, Strength-en my power of faith!

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I Than e'er Near - er my home to - day am to - day the great white throne, Near - er Near - er to leave the heav - y cross, Near - er Near - er There rolls the deep and un-known stream That leads Nor let me stand, at last, a - lone Up - on

353

I've been be - fore. sea. the crys - tal gain the crown. to light. last to at the shore of death.

Forward, Christian, Forward! Eventide. <Holme •• > 11.11.11.11.

H.I. E. HOLMES

S. TREVOR FRANCIS

1. For - ward, Christian, for-ward! spread a - broad the cry; 2. For - ward, Christian, for-ward! Christ thy life, thy song; 3. Sound your hal -Ie - Iu - jahs, praise to Je - sus bring; 4. Haste, thou glo-rious mom-ing! weI-come, shadeless day!

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ban - ner of His love; Sing, as marching on - ward of the blood-bought band; Fol-low, close-ly fol - low, shoutthe bat - tie cry: "Je - sus Christ is com - ing; when 'midst ra-diant skies Sleeping saints and liv - ing

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to your home a - bove. to the heavenly land. on to vic- to - ry I" at His word a - rise.

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354

Stand Up! Stand Up for Jesus! Webb. 7.6.7.6.D. GEORGE J. WEBB, 1837

GEORGE DUFFIELD, 1858

1. Stand 2. Stand 3. Stand 4. Stand

up! up! up! up!

stand up stand up stand up stand up

for for for for

Je Je Je Je

- sus! Ye soldiers of the cross; - sus! The trum-pet call o - bey; - sus! Stand in His strength a - lone; - sus! The strife will not be long;

His roy - al the might - Y of flesh will the noise of

Lift high Forth to The arm This day

• ban - ner, con - flict, fail you; bat - tle,

From vic - tory un - to vic - tory, that are men now serve Him Ye Put on the gos - pel ar - mor, To him that 0 - ver - com - eth,

It must not suf - fer loss; In this His glo - rious day. Ye dare not trust your own. The next the vic - tor's song.

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lead, foes; prayer, be;

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• van-quished, And Christ is Lord in - deed. And strength to strength op - pose. dan - ger, Be dan - ger, nev - er want - ing there. glo - ry Shall reign e-ter-nal ly.

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Awake, My Soul! Arlington. C.M.

PHILIP DODDRIDGE, 1775

THOMAS A . ARNE, 1762

'~1J~J~d-t+J;E; UI gI ; tdgd± t:tI 1. A - wake, my soul! stretch ev - ery nerve, And press with vig - or 2. 'Tis God's all - an - i-mat - ing voice That calls thee from on 3. A cloud of wit - ness - es a-round Hold thee in full sur 4. Blest Sav - iour, in - tro - duced by Thee, Our race have we be -

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ISAAC WATTS, 1724

THOMAS A. ARNE, 1762

1. Am I a sol - dier 2. Must I be car - ried 3. Are there no foes for 4. Sure I must fight if

5. Thy saints 6. When that

of the cross, A fol-lower of the to the skies On flow-ery beds of me to face? Must I not stem the I would reign; In - crease my cour - age, in all this glo - rious war Shall con-quer, though they il - lus-trious day shall rise, And all Thy ar - mies

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Christian, Seek Not Repose Vigilate. 7.7.7.3. WILLIAM H. MONK, 1868

CHARLOTTE ELLIOTT, 1839

1. Chris- tian, seek not 2. Gird thy heavenly 3. Hear the vic - tors

4. Hear, a - bove all, 5. Watch, as if on

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yet re - pose, Cast thy dreams of ease a - way; Wear it ev - er, night and day; ar - mor on, who o'er-came; Still they mark each war - rior's way; hear thy Lord, Him thou lov - est 0 - bey; to is - sue of the day; that a - lone Hung the .fI.-

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Watch Watch "Watch "Watch Watch

pray! pray! prayl" prayl" pray!

and and and and and

My Soul, Be On Thy Guard Laban. S.M.

GEORGE HEATH, 1781

LOWELL MASON, 1830

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We Are Living, We Are Dwelling The Alarm. 8.7.8.7.D.

Anon.

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1. We are liv - ing, we are dwell-ing, In a grand and aw - ful time, 2. Chris- tian, rouse and arm for con-flict, Nerve thee for the bat - tie - field; 3. Wick - ed spir - its gath - er round thee; Le - gions of those foes to God, 4. And the prince of e - viI spir - its, Great de - ceiv - er of the world I S. Chris- tian, rouse I fight in this warfare, Cease not till the vic-tory's won; .fIL

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Hark I the wak - ing up of na - tions, Gog and Ma - gog to the fray; Let the breast-plate, peace, be on thee, Take the Spir - it's sword in hand; They are gath-ering to the bat - tie, Strengthened for the last deep strife; Com - eth with un-wont - ed pow - er, Know - ing that his reign will cease He, a - lone, who thus is faith - ful, Who a - bid - eth to the end, .fI-.fI-

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Onward, Christian Soldiers! St. Gertrude. 6.5.6.5.D. With Refrain ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1871

SABINE BARING-GOULD, 1865

~-d d j j I¥fW j 1 Ub-I P ids d dI 1. On - ward, Christian sol-diers!Marching as to war, With the cross of Je - sus 2. At the sign of tri-umph Sa- tan's host doth flee; On, then, Christian soldiers, 3. Like a might-y arm - y Moves the church of God; Brothers, we are tread-ing 4. Crowns and thrones have perished, Kingdoms ruled and waned, But the church of J e-sus 5. On - ward, then, ye peo - pie! Join our hap-py throng, Blend with ours your voic-es I ~~

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Go - log on be - fore. Christ, the roy - al Mas - ter, Leads a - gainst the foe; the shout of praise; On to vic - to - ry! Hell's foun-da-tions quiv - er At Where the saints have trod;We are not di - vid - ed, All one bod - y we, Con - stant has remained. Gates of hell can nev - er 'Gainst that church pre-vail; In the tri-umph song; Glo - ry, praise, and hon - or Un - to Christ the King,

Refrain

For - ward in - to bat - tie, See, His banners go! Broth - ers, lift your voic - es, Loud your anthems raise. One in hope and doc - trine, One in char - i - ty. Onward, Christian sol - diers! We have Christ's own promise, That can nev-er fail. This through countless ag - es Men and an-gels sing.

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The Son of God Goes Forth to War All Saints. C.M.D. HENRY S. CUTLER, 1872

REGINALD HEBER, 1827

.,.: 1. The 2. The 3. A -i. A

Son of God goes forth to war, mar - tyr, first whose ea - gle eye glo-rious band, the cho - sen few no - ble ar - my, men and boys,

A king - ly crown to Could pierce be-yond the On whom the Spir - it The ma - tron and the

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fol - lows fol - lows fol - lows fol - low

in His train. in His train? in their train? in their train.

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Lead On, 0 King Eternal Lancashire. 7.6.7.6.D.

ERNEST W . SHURTLEFF, 1888

HENRY SMART, 1836

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f If If f I Through days of prep - a - ra - tion For not with swords, loud clash - ing, Thy cross is lift - ed o'er us;

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strong,

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WARFARE

o Master! When Thou Callest Chebar. 7.6.7.6.D.

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For All the Saints Sine Nomine. 10.10.10. With Alleluias ( First Tune) RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

(1872-

1. For all the saints who from their la-bors rest, Who Thee by faith be2. Thou wast their Rock, their For-tress and their Might; Thou, Lord, their cap-tain 3. 0 may Thy sol - diers, faith-ful, true, and bold, Fight as the saints who And when the strife is fierce, the war-fare long, Steals on the ear the From earth's wide bounds, from ocean's farthest coast, Through gates of pearl streams

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fore the world confessed, Thy name, 0 Je - sus, be for - ev - er blest. the well-fought fight; Thou, in the dark - ness drear, their one true light. in no - bly fought of old, And win with them the vic-tor's crown of gold. dis - tant tri-umph song, And hearts are brave a - gain, and arms are strong. in the count-less host, Sing-ing to Fa ther, Son, and Ho - ly Ghost,

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For All the Saints Sarum. 10.10.10.4. (Second Tune) JOSEPH BARNBY, 1869

W. WALSHAM How, 1864 (Text of 1875)

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Soldiers of Christ, Arise Diademata. S.M.D.

CHARLES WESLEY, 1749

GEORGE ]. ELVEY, 1868

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1. Sol - diers of Christ, a - rise, 2. Stand, then, in His great might, 3. From strength to strength go on;

And put your ar - mor on, With all His strength en - dued; Wres - tIe, i1nd fight, and pray;

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Lord of all things Spir - it

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in all all

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more than con - quer - or. Who in the strength of Je - sus trusts Is may o'er-come through Christ a - lone, And stand en - tire at Ye last. Till Christ the Lord who reigns on high, Shall take the conquerors home. "

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Christian, Dost Thou See? St. Andrew of Crete. 6.5.6.5.0.

Tr. from an unknown Greek source by JOHN M. NEALE, 1862; Alt.

1. Chris - tian, dost

2. Chris - tian, dost 3. Chris - tian, dost

4. Hear

the words

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thou see them thou feel them, thou hear them, of Je - sus:

On How How "0

JOHN B . DYBltS, 1868

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they work with .. in, they speak thee fair? My ser - vant true;

f~~'" the powers of How Striv - ing, tempt-ing, ways fast and "AI Thou art ver - y

dark - ness Rage thy steps a - round? sin? lur - ing, Goad - ing in - to vig il? AI ways watch and prayer?" wea - ry- I was wea - ry too;

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Chris - tian, Chris - tian, Chris - tian, But that

up and smite them, trem - ble; nev - er Iy, an - swer bold toil shall make thee

Count - ing gain but loss, Nev - er be down - cast; "While I breathe I pray I" Some - day all Mine own, .a...

t If F I f ~ f f Sol - dier of Watch and pray Night shall end Shall be near

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the cross I and fast. in day. My throne."

A-men.

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We're Bound for the Land of the Pure Will You Go? 12.11.12.11. With Refrain

Anon.

1. We're bound for the land

of the pure and 2. In that bless - ed land, neith-er sigh - ing 3. Nor fraud, nor de - ceit, nor the hand of 4. No pov - er - ty there, no, the saints are 5. And yet, guilt - Y sin - ner, we would not

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Unknown

the ho - Iy, The nor an-guish Can op - pres-sion, Can all wealth- y, The for - sake thee, We

home of the breathe in the in - jure the heirs of His halt yet a

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,. ~ p-~ 11 P I pit] i 1~ t! 1 Ye wan-derersfrom God, in the Ye heart - bur-dened ones, who iD No wick - ed - ness there, not a No sick - ness can reach them, that 0, come to thy Lordi in His

hap - py, the king - dom of love; fields where the glo - ri - fied rove; dwell- ers in that ho - Iy grove; glo - ry whose na - ture is love; mo - ment as on - ward we move;

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of fol - Iy, mis - er - y lan-guish, shade of trans-gres-sion; coun - try is health- y; arms He will take thee,

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Come, Let Us Anew Come, Let Us Anew. P.M. Unknown

CHARLES WESLEY (1707-1788)

;:::.... '-' our journey pur - sue, let us a - new 1. Come, let us glad - ly fuI - fill, 2. His a- dor - a - ble will a stream, time as life as 3. Our a dream, our gone; mo-ment is 4. The ar - row is flown, the of His com - ing may say, 5.0, that each in the day 6.0, that each from his Lord may re-ceive the glad word, -#r--:---.

year, round with the ents tal im- prove, way, swift - ly a year mil len - nial fought my way through; done I faith - fuI - ly

And By the And the Rush-es have I En - ter

nev - er stand pa - tience of fug - i - tive to on our fin - ished the My in - to

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still till the hope, and the mo - ment re view, and ework Thou didst joy, and sit -#-.

Mas-ter ap - pear; la - bor of love; fus - es to stay; ter - ni - ty's here; give me to do. down on My throne.

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And never stand still till the Mas - ter ap - pear. By the pa-tience of hope, and the la - bor of love. And the fu - gi - tive mo - ment re - fus - es to stay. Rushes on to our view, and e - ter - ni - ty's here. I have fin-ished the work Thou didst give me to do." En - ter in - to My joy, and sit down on My throne."

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A Few More Years Shall Roll Bonar. S.M.D. LoWELL MASON (1792-1872)

HORATIUS BONAR, 1844

1. A 2. A 3. A 4. 'Tis

few few few but

more years shall roll, more storms shall beat more strug - gles here, lit a tie while,

A On A And .p...

few this few He .p..

more sea - sons come, y shore, wild, rock more part - ings sore, shall come a - gain,

we shall meet the loved who now Are sleep - ing in the tomb. we shall be where tem - pests cease, And surg - es swell no more. few more tears, And A few more toils, a we shall weep no more. Who died that we might live, who lives That we may with Him reign. .p.. -II-IIAnd And

~td Pd Then, Then, Then, Then,

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pre - pare pre - pare pre - pare pre - pare

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a - way!

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373

Pilgrims On, the Day Is Dawning Onward. 8.7.8.7. D. Unknown

Anon.

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1. Pil-grims, on! the day is dawn - ing; Strike your tents, and home-ward haste; 2; Pil-grims, on! the storm is beat - ing, Beat - ing wild - lyon your way; 3. Pil-grims, on! what though in dan - gers, Life's e - vent - ful course pur - sue; 4. Pil-grims, on! there's rest in heav - en, Rest from ev - ery anx - ious care, .G'-

Sleep not while the blush of mom - ing Tar - ry not, the time is fleet - ing; ye friend-less strangers, La - bor on, Rest in Je - sus' smiles, for - giv - en, .!L .!L .!L

Calls you on Shall the storm Grace will guide Peace-fuI and

the des - ert waste. your foot-steps stay? you safe - ly through. e - ter - nal there. .!L

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-,,..". ..". ..". Though the way be dark and drear - y, Life's sharp an - guish must be borne; Hast - en on, through joy and sor - row, Or whatev - er may be - tide, What if tri - als must be - fall you! What if fierce temp - ta - tions rise! the cross to bear, 0, 'twere sweet to toil in sad - ness, 0, 'twere well

Cour-age, then, ye faint and wea - ry, Wait not for the calm to - mor - row, Shall earth's bit - ter strife ap - pall you If, at last in joy and glad - ness,

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Lin - ger not to weep and mourn. your work a - bide. Faith-fuI at While con-tend - ing for the prize? We may rest for - ev - er there!

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There Is a Road Thetford. 10.10.10.10.

D. A. R. AUFRANC

1. There 2. Here 3. And 4. AI -

is trod there mc.st

D. A. R . AUFRANC

a the is the

nar - row when the though to towers we

road, though faith ful One who, cit y

and work eye can

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us, us sic

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pass - ing bur - dens ten - derest ta - ble

home Lord earth arms

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throng, down care, spread;

last. call. woe. love.

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375

Hark! Hark, My Soul! Sherwin. 11.10.11.10. With Refrain (First Tune)

.. ....

WILLIAM F. SHERWIN (1826.1888)

FREDERICJt W. FABER, 1854

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1. Hark I hark, my soul! an· gel - ic songs are swell-ing O'er earth's green fields and 2. On - ward we go, for still we hear them sing-ing, "Come, wea-ry souls, for 3. Far, far a - way, like bells at eve-ning peal-ing, The voice of Je - sus 4. An - gels, sing on, your faith-ful watch-es keeping; Sing us sweet frag-ments

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0- cean's wave-beat shore;

How sweet the truth those blessed strains are tell - ing Je - sus bids you come;" And through the dark, its ech- oes sweet-Iy ring - ing, la - den souls, by thousands meekly steal-ing, sounds o'er land and sea; And of the songs a - bove, Till mom-ing's joy shall end the night of weep-ing,

Refrain

that new life when sin shall be no more I mu - sic of the gos - pel leads us home. Kind Shep-herd, turn their wea - ry steps to Thee. And life's long shad-ows break in cloud-less love. Of

The

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Je - sus,

the night.

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of light, Sing - ing

weI - come the pi! - grims of

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Hark! Hark, My Soul! Pilgrims. 11.10.11.10. With Refrain

( Second Tune) HENRY SMART, 1868

FREDERICK W . FABER, 1851

1. Hark I hark, my soul I an - gel - ic songs are swell-ing O'er earth's green fields and 2. On - ward we go, for still we hear them sing-ing, "Come, wea - ry souls, for 3. Far, far a - way, like bells at eve-ning peal-ing, The voice of Je - sus 4. An - gels, sing on, your faith-ful watch-es keep-ingj Sing us sweet fragments

0- cean's wave-beat shore j

How sweet the truth those blessed strains are tell- ing Je - sus bids you come j" And through the dark, its ech-oes sweet -ly ring-ing, sounds o'er land and sea; And la - den souls, by thousands meek-Iy steal-ing, of the songs a - bove, Till mom-ing's joy shall end the night of weep-ing,

Of that new life when sin shall be no The mu - sic of the gos - pel leads us Kind Shepherd, turn their wea - ry steps to And life's long shad-ows break in cloud-less

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morel home. Thee. love.

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Je - sus,

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weI - come the pi! - grims of

the night.

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377

0 Happy Band of Pilgrims Vulpius. 7.6.7.6.

FROM JOSEPH THE HVMNOGRAPHER, c. 840 Tr. by JOHN M. NEALE, 1862

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Arr. from MELcmoR VULPIUS (1560-1616)

1 ..../1 1. 0 hap - py band of pi! - grims, if ye 2. 0 hap - py la - bor set you, 3. The tri - als that be jew - els but His 4. What are they 5. 0 hap - py band of pi! - grims,

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Je - sus as your fel - low, o hap - py if ye hun - ger The man - i-fold temp - ta - tions What are they but the lad - der Where such a light af - flic - tion

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If on - ward ye will tread As Je - sus did for men; The sor - rows ye en - dure, Of right ce - les - tial worth? Look up - ward to the skies,

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To J e - sus as your Head I As J e - sus hun - gered then I That death a - lone can cure, Set up to heaven on earth? Shall win you such a prize I

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Whence Came the Armies? Martyrdom.

(Avon.)

C.M.

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1. Whence came the ar - mies of the sky, 2. Were these tried sol - diers of the cross 3. Once they were mourn-ers here be - low, 4. They saw the star of Beth - Ie - hem 5. From des - ert waste, and cit - ies full,

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HUGH WILSON, 0.1825

John saw in vi - sion bright? Vic - to- rious in the fight? And poured out cries and tears; A - rise in splendor bright; From dungeons dark, they've come,

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Whence came their crowns, their robes, their palms, Too pure for mor - tal sight? Were these the tro - phies they had won, Re - served in worlds of light? They wres - tIed hard, as we do now, With sins, and doubts, and fears. They fol -lowed long its guid - ing ray, Till beamed a clear - er light. And now they claim their man - sion fair, They've found their long-sought home.

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379

There Is a Blessed Hope Dennis. S.M. ArT. from JOHANN G. NAEGELI by LOWELL MASON, 1845

Anon.

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2. There 3. There 4. That

Than And Dis That

bless - ed hope, More love - ly star That cheer - ing voice That Cal - vary's height Pro -

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all the sheds a pels the star is

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is a is a is a voice from

1. There

pre - cious lights the lifts the claims the

joy - less mock - er - y The peace-ful ra - diance o'er The pain - ful, anx - ious doubt, And rev - e - la - tion's light, That

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There Is Sweet Rest Hakes. 9.7.9.7.

F. E. BELDEN, 1878

1. There is sweet rest

for 2. For that blest mom our 3. Soon to that cit - y, 4. Fa - ther a - bove, in

world es - teems de -light. prospects of the tomb. whis - pers, "God is love." hope, the hope of heaven.

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and more bright dark - est gloom, soul a - bove, soul for - given;

F. E. BELDEN, 1878

feet now wea - ry, hearts are long- ing, bright, e - ter - nal, mer - cy guide us

There is a mom when mid-night drear-y When, through those pearly par - tals thronging, Soon we shall rest in pas - tures ver - nal, Safe in the Rock of A - ges hide us .JIL. -#- -!L

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In the rug - ged, up - ward way; When shall end earth's night of woe; Wea - ry pi! - grims all shall go; To those man-sions of the blest; -!L (2..

rf Shall be lost in per - fect day. Mar -tal cares we'll leave be - low. Where life's waters cease-less flow. Till we gain our fin - al rest• ........ 1

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381

0 Who, in Such a World Valentia. C.M. GEORGE KINGSLEY, 1853 ArT. from T. M. EBERWEIN (1775-1831)

JAMES MONTGOMERY (1771-1854)

who, in such a world as this, 1.0 2. That hope the sov - ereign Lord has given 3. Each care, each ill of mor - tal birth, 4. And ev - ery pang that wrings the breast,

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Did not one ra- diant hope of bliss Un - clouded yet re - main? faith's endear- ing ties. Hope that u-nites the soul to heaven By speed its flight a - bove. To lift the lin-gering heart from earth And ties. And trust to ho - lier Bids pur - er rest us to seek a

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Nearer, My God, to Thee Bethany. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.

SARAH F. ADAMS, 1841

LoWELL MASON, 1856

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1. Near er, my God, to Thee, Near - er to Theel E'en though it 2. Though like a wan - der - er, Day - light all gone, Dark-ness be 3. There let the way ap-pear, Steps up to heaven; All that Thou 4. Then, with my wak - ing thoughts Bright with Thy praise, Out of my if, on the sky, Sun, moon, and joy - ful wing Cleav - ing 5. Or

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HOPE AND ASPIRATION

a cross be o - ver me, send-est me, ston - y griefs stars for-got,

That rais-eth me ! Still all My rest a stone; Yet in In mer-cy given; An - gels by Beth - el I'll raise; So Still all UP .- ward I fly,

my song shall be, my dreams I'd be to beck - on me my woes to be my song shall be,

Near - er, my Near- er, my Near - er, my Near- er, my Near - er, my

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to Thee, to Thee, to Thee, to Thee, to Thee,

Near - er, Near - er, Near - er, Near - er, Near - er,

383

my God, my God, my God, my God, my God,

to to to to to

Thee, Thee, Thee, Thee, Thee,

Near - er Near - er Near - er Near - er Near - er

to to to to to

Thee. Thee. Thee. Thee. Theel

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0, for a Closer Walld Manoah. C.M.

WILLIAM COWPER, 1772

HENRY W. GREATOUX'S "Collection," Boston, 1851

1. 0, for a clos - er walk with Godl 2. Re - turn, 0 ho - ly Dove I re - turn, 3. What peaceful hours I once en-joyed I

4. j;d:-': ; - dol I ba.,

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299

Lamb. breast. fill. Thee.

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384

0 God, Mine Inmost Soul Convert Meribah. 8.8.6.8.8.6.

CHARLES WESLEY (1707·1788)

LOWELL MASON, 1839

~ 2p 1i f i ; i 3 IUll1it&fl~1 ~~~~ 1. 0 God, mine inmost soul con-vert, 2. Be - fore me place in dread ar - ray 3. Be this my one great business here, 4. Then, Fa - ther, then my soul re-ceive,

And deep -lyon my thought-ful heart The pomp of that tre-men-dous day With se-rious in -dus - try and fear Trans-port-ed from this vale, to live

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~ E - ter - nal things im - press; When Thou with clouds shalt come E - ter - nal bliss t' en - sureAnd reign with Thee a - bove,

And And And And

Give me to feel their sol-emn weight, To judge the na - tions at Thy bar; Thy ut - most coun - sel to ful - fill, Where faith is sweet - Iy lost in sight,

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save me ere it be too late; Wake me to right-eous - ness. tell me, Lord, shall I be there, To hear Thy wei-come home? suf - fer all Thy right-eous will, And to the end en - dure. hope in full, su-preme de - light, And ev - er - last - ing love.

385

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More Love to Thee 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.

MRS. E. PRENTISS (1818-1878)

W. H. DOANE (1832-1916)

------=S: 1. ~ore love to 2. Once earth - ly 3. Let sor - row 4. Then shall my

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Thee, 0 Christ! ~ore love to Thee; joy I craved, Sought peace and reg~; do its work, Send grief or pain; lat - est breath Whis - pe.· Thy praise;

Used by permission of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane. 300

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Hear Thou the Now Thee aSweet are Thy This be the

HOPE AND ASPIRATION

prayer I make lone I seek, mes - sen - gers, part - ing cry

On bended knee. Give what is best. Sweet their re - frain, My heart shall raise,

This is This all When they This still

my ear - nest plea, my prayer shall be, can sing with me, its prayer shall be:

f More love,

386

to Thee, More love

to Thee I

More love to Thee I

Lord, in the Fullness Holy Trinity. C.M.

T . H. GILL

JOSEPH BARNBY, 1861

1. Lord, in the full-ness of my might, 2. I would not give the world my heart, 3. I would not with swift -wing - ed zeal 4. Oh, not for Thee my weak de-sires, 5. Oh, choose me in my gold - en time I

I would for Thee be And then pro - fess Thy On the world's er-rands My poor-er, bas-er In my dear joys have

strong; love; go; part I part I

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While run - neth o'er each dear de -light To Thee should soar my song. I would not feel my strength de - part And then Thy ser - vice prove. And la - bor up the heaven -ly hill With wea - ry feet and slow. Oh, not for Thee my fad - ing fires, The ashes of my heart I For Thee the glo - ry of my prime, The full-ness of my heart I

301

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387

How Cheering Is the Christian's Hope Exhortation. eM.

1. How

the

Chris-tian's hope, While toil -

It buoys us

S.HmIWm

ing here

up while passing through This wil- der-ness of It buoys us up while passing through This

up while pass-ing through This wil-der-ness of woe,

woe, It buoys us woe, wil-der-ness of

up while passing~through This wil- der - ness of woe.

2 It points us to a land of rest, 4 In that bright world no tears will Bow, Where saints with Christ will reign; Death ne'er can enter there; Where we shall meet the loved of earth, For all who gain that heavenly land Will be as angels are. And never part again; 3 A land where sin can never come, S Fly, lingering moments, By, 0, By, Temptations ne'er annoy, Dear Saviour, quickly come I Where happiness will ever dwell, We long to see Thee as Thou art, And that without alloy. And reach that blissful home.

388

Purer Yet and Purer Mary Magdalene.

6.S.6.5.D.

J. B. DYIES, 1862

Anon. in "Iphi,enia in Tauri., with 0ri1Pnal Poema," 1851 {'\

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1. Pur - er yet

2. Calm- er yet 3. High - er yet 4. Swift-er yet a

and pur - er and calm - er and high - er and swift - er -1*-

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Out of clouds and night, Near - er yet Ev - er on-ward run, Firm - er yet ~

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302

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and and

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trust - ing do - ing, ho - ly, long - ings

fin,d; Hop - ing still and gam; Suf -fering still and light- Light se - rene and on; Oft these ear - nest

Ev - ery du - ty Peace at last to Ris - ing to the go Step as I

- er sur er near - er firm - er

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l God with-out a fear, Pa - tient -ly be - Iiev - ing To His will re- signed, And to God sub - du - ing, Where my soul may rest, Pu - ri - fled and low - ly, Swell with-in my breast, Yet their in - ner mean - ing

389

He will make all clear. Heart and will and mind. Sanc- ti - fled and blest. Ne'er can be ex-pressed.

Thou Art, 0 Christ, the Light and Life Rominger. L.M. T, STANLEY SXINNER

CHARLES H. ROMINGER

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1. Thou art, 0 Christ, the light and life Of all my soul's as - pir - ing hope 2. I have not strength to stand a - lone, When storms of doubt and fears as - sail 3. I have not cour-age to re - sist, When Sa-tan's hosts at - tack me sore see Thee ev - er face to face, 4. And when, in that bright realm a - bove, I

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Shepherd Divine Winter bourne. L.M. EDWIN BARNES, 1886

F. E. BELDEN, 1886

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He Leadeth Me He Leadeth Me. L.M. With Refrain

J . H . GILMORE, 1862

WILLIAMB. BRADBURY (1816-1868)

1. He

lead - eth me! 0 blessed thought! 0 words with heaven-Iy comfort fraught I 2. Some-times 'mid scenes of deepest gloom, Some-times where E-den's bow-ers bloom, 3. Lord, I would clasp my hand in Thine, Nor ev - er mur - mur nor re - pine; vic-tory's won, 4. And when my task on earth is done, When, by Thy grace, the -

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Saviour, Like a Shepherd Shepherd. 8.7.8.7.D. WILLIAM B. BRADBURY, 1859

Anonymous, in UHymns for the Young," 1832; Alt.

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1. Say - iour, like a Shep-herd lead us, 2. Weare Thine; do Thou be - friend us, 3. Thou hast promised to re - ceive us,

Much we need Thy tenderest care; Be the Guardian of our way; Poor and sin - ful though we be;

For our use Thy folds pre-pare. Seek us when we go a - stray. Grace to cleanse, and power to free.

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Morton. B.B.B.B.B.B. EDWIN BARNES, 1886

MRS. L . D. AVltIlY STUTTLE

1.0 2. I 3. If

let me walk with Thee, my God, As E - noch walked in days of old; can-not, dare not, walk a -lone; The tem-pest rag - es in the sky, I may rest my hand in Thine, I'll count the joys of earth but loss,

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me walk with Thee. Mas- ter! let me walk with Thee. Sav- iour, let me walk with Thee.

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Thy Way, Not Mine St. Cecilia. 6.6.6.6. LEIGHTON G. HAYNE, 1863

HORATIUS BONAR, 1857

1. Thy way, not mine, 0 Lord, 2. Smooth let it be or rough, 3. I dare not choose my lot; 4. The king - dom that I seek 5. Not mine, not mine the choice

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Anon.

1. I will nev - er, 2. When the storm is 3. When the sky a 4. When thy soul is

I will nev - er thee for- sake; nev - er leave thee, rag - ing round thee, Call on Me in hum-ble prayer; bove is glowing, And a - round thee ail is bright, Filled with doubt, and grief, and care, dark and clouded,

I will guide, and I will fold My Pleasure like a Through the mists by

save, and keep thee, arms a - round thee, riv - er flow - ing, which 'tis shrouded,

For My name and mer - cy's sake. Guard thee with the ten-derest care; All things tending to de -light; I will make the light ap - pear,

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Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me Pilot. 7.7.7.7.7.7. JOHN E. GOULD, 1871

o - ver life's tem-pes-tuous sea; Thoucansthush the 0 - cean wild; And the fear - ful break-ers roar

1. Je - sus, Sav - iour, pi - lot me stills her child, 2. As a moth - er near the shore, 3. When at last I

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o Tell Me

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Still Water. 11.10.11.10. THOMAS HASTINGS (1784-1872)

THOMAS HASTINGS (1784-1872)

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U flock of Thy pas - ture are feed - ing. noon - tide will find them re - pos - ing; des - ert where now they are rov - ing; fol - lies that fill me with weep - ing? way where the foot-prints are ly - ing;

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pro - tec- tion, I now rag - es, my and thirst, where conIs - rael, reof to wan-der, no

I would go where my Shep-herd is need Thy con - trol; lead - !ng. am soul is dis - tressed, And the path - way of peace I los - mg. Where fierce conflicts their ru - in are prov - ing? ten - tions and woes, Thou dost give to the flock Thou art keep - ing! store me that peace home-ward my spir - it is to mourn; And long - er 11y - ing.

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Jesus, Lover of My Soul Martyn. 7.7.7.7.D.

(First Tune) CHARLES WESLEY, 1740

SIMEON B. MARSH, 1834

~ 1. Je - sus, lov - er of my soul, Let me to Thy bos - om 2. Oth - er ref - uge have I none, Hangs my help-less soul on 3. Thou, 0 Christ, art all I want, More than all in Thee I 4. Plenteous grace with Thee is found- Grace to all my

fly, Thee; find; sin;

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my Sav - iour, Hide me, 0 my trust on Thee is is Thy Just and ho - ly Thou of life the Foun-tain All

hide! stayed, name, art,

the tem-pest still is high; sup-port and com - fort me; the sick, and lead the blind. and keep me pure with - in;

Till the storm of life is past; bring; All my help from Thee I I am all un - right-eous - ness; Free-ly let me take of Thee;

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402

Jesus, Lover of My Soul Hollingside. 7.7.7.7.0. (Second Tune) JOHN B. DYXEs, 1861

CHARLES WESLEY, 1740

.... to Thy bos- om fly, of my soul, Let me 1. Je - sus, lov - er none, Hangs my help-less soul on Thee; 2. Oth - er ref - uge have I in Thee I find; want, More than all I 3. Thou, 0 Christ, art all all my sin; 4. Plen-teous grace with Thee is found-Grace to par - don ~

While the Leave, 0 Raise the &'!'i Let

bil - lows near me roll, While the tem-pest a -Ionel Still sup - port and leave me not fall - en, cheer the faint, Heal the sick, and heal - ing streams a-bound, Make and keep me ~-

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my Sav - iour, hide I Hide me, 0 my trust on Thee is stayed, All is Thy name, Just and ho - ly Thou of life the Foun-tain art,

Till the storm of life is past; All my help from Thee I bring; I am all un - right-eous-ness; Free -ly let me take of Thee;

~ the ha - ven guide, Safe in - to my de - fense-less head Cov - er am, I sin Vile and full of my heart, Spring Thou up with - in

re - ceive my 0 With the shad-ow Thou art full of Rise to all e

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soul at last! of Thy wing. truth and grace. ter - ni - ty.

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Lead Kindly Light Lux Benigna. 10.4.10.4.10.10.

JOHN H. NEWMAN, 1833

JOHN B . DYKES, 1865

1. Lead, kind -ly Light,

2. I 3. So

a-mid the en-cir-cling gloom, was not ev - er thus, nor prayed that Thou long Thy power hath blest me, sure it still

Lead Thou me on j Shouldst lead me on; Will lead me on

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404

My Jesus, as Thou Wilt Jewett. 6.6.6.6.D.

B.SCFndOLIX, c. 1704 Tr. by JANE L. BORTHWICK, 1854

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3. My

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Thou wiltj Thouwiltj Thouwiltj

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The Lord Is My Shepherd Goshen. 11.11.11.11.

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German

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deems when op - pressed. Com - fort - er near. prov i - dence more? king - dom of love.

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406

Lead Thou Me On Willingham. 11.10.11.10.

HARRy ARMSTRONG

F.A:BT

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407

Lord, Speak to Me Canonbury. L.M.

FRANcES RIDLEY HAVERGAL, 1872

Arc. from ROBERT A . SCHUMANN, 1839

may speak In liv - ing ech - oes of Thy tone; 1. Lord, speak to me, that I may lead The wandering and the wavering feet; 2. 0 lead me, Lord, that I 3. 0 strengthen me, that while I stand Firm on the Rock, and strong in Thee,

As Thou hast sought, so o feed me, Lord, that I may stretch out a

408

let me seek Thy err - ing chil - dren lost and lone. I may feed Thy hungering ones with man- na sweet. lov - ing hand To wres-tlers with the troubled sea.

Lord, Thy Children Guide Rosefield. 7.7.7.7.7.7. ABRAHAM H. C. MALAN

AnOD.

1. Lord, Thy chil - dren guide and keep, 2. There are sand - y wastes that lie 3. There are soft and Bow - ery glades 4. Up - ward still to pur - er heights,

As with fee - ble steps they press, Cold and sun - less, vast and drear, Decked with gold - en - fruit - ed trees, On - ward yet to scenes more blest,

On the path - way rough and steep, Through this wea - ry wil - der - ness: Where the fee - ble faint and die; Grant us grace to per - se - vere. Sun - ny slopes and scent - ed shades; Keep us, Lord, from sloth - ful ease; Calm - er re - gions, clear - er lights, Till we reach the prom-ised rest;

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Je - sus, Je - sus, Je - sus, Je - sus,

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Guide Me, 0 Thou Great Jehovah Caersalem. 8.7.8.7.4.7.

WILLIAM WILLIAMS, in Welsh, 1745 Vene 1 translated by PETER WILLIAMS, 1771; verse. 2, 3, by WILLIAM WILLIAMS, c. 1772

ROBERT EDWARDS (1796-1862)

iQl j p!d If;g 1. Guide me, 0 Thou great J e-ho - vah! Pil - grim through this bar-ren land; I am 2. 0 - pen now the crys - tal fountain Whence the healing wa - ters flow, Let the 3. When I tread the verge of Jor-dan, Bid my anx - iousfears sub-side; Bear me

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Lead Them, My God, to Thee Robinson. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4. F . E . BELDEN, 1886

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See, Israel's Gentle Shepherd Evan. C.M.

P. DODDRIDGE, 1755

W. H. HAVERGAL, 1846

-. 1. See, Is - rael's gen - tie shep-herd stands, With all - en - gag - ing charms; 2. "Per-mit them to ap-proach,"Hecries,"Nor scomtheirhum-ble name; 3. We bring them, Lord, in thank-ful hands, And yield them up to Thee;

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412

o Happy Home Alverstroke. 11.10.11.10.

CARL J. P. SPInA, 1833 Adapted from a tr. by SARAH B. F'INDLATER, 1858

JOSEPH BARNBY (1838-1896)

hap - py home, where Thou art loved the dear - est, hap - py home, where each one serves Thee, low - ly, hap - py home, where Thou art not for - got - ten 4. Un - til at last, when earth's day's work is end - ed

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Friend, and Sav -iour of our race, And where a - mong the guests there nev - er his ap - point - ed work may be, Till ev - ery com - mon task seems great and o - ver - flow - ing, full, and free j 0 hap - py home, where ev - ery wound-ed in the bless - ed home a - bove, From whence Thou camest, where Thou hast as-

com - eth ho - ly, spir - it cend - ed,

who can hold such high and hon - ored When it is done, 0 Lord, as un to Is brought, Phy - si - cian, Com - fort - er, to Thy ev - er - last - ing home of peace and

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Happy the Home St. Agnes. C.M. JOHN B. DYJOts, 1866

HENRY W ARB, the younger (1794-1843)

r-,l 1. Hap-py 2. Hap-py 3. Hap-py 4. Lord, let

the home when God is there, And love fills ev - ery the home where J e - sus' name Is sweet to ev - ery the home where prayer is heard, And praise is wont to us in our homes a - gree This bless - ed peace to -#-

When one their wish, and one their prayer, And one their And par - ents Where chil-dren ear - ly lisp His fame, And all its Where par- ents love the Sa - cred Word U - nite our hearts in love to Thee, And love to

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breast; ear; rise; gain;

heavenly rest. hold Him dear. wisdom prize. all will reign • ..-... I

My God, How Endless Is Thy Love! Hursley. L.M. Katholisches Gesangbuch, Vienna, c. 1774

ISAAC WATTS

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1. My God, how end - less is Thy love I Thy gifts are ev - ery eve - ning new; 2. Thou spreadest the curtains of the night, Great Guardian of my sleep-ing hours; 3. I yield my - self to Thy command; To Thee I con - se - crate my days;

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And mom-ing mer - cies from a - bove, Gen- tly dis - till like ear - ly dew. Thy sov-ereign word re-stores the light, And quickens all my drow - sy powers. Per - pet - uaI bless-ings from Thy hand De-mand per - pet - uaI songs of praise.

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'Mid Pleasures and Palaces Home, Sweet Home. 11.11.11.11. With Refrain HENRY R. BISHOP

JOHN HOWARD PAYNE

1. 'Mid pleasures and pal - a - ces though we may roam, Be it ev - er so give me my zles in vain- 0 2. An ex - ile from home, splendor daz 3. To us, in de-spite of the ab - sence of years, How sweet the re-

hum - ble, there's no place like homel A low - ly thatched cot - tage a - gain; The membrance of home still ap- pears; From

charm from the skies seems to birds singing sweet -ly, that al-Iure-ments a-broad which but

hal - low us there, Which, seek through the world, is ne'er met with else-where. came at my call; Give me, then, that peace of mind dear - er than all. flat - ter the eye, The un - sat-is-fied heart turns and says with a sigh-

Refrain

Home,home,sweet,sweethomeIBe it

ev - er sohumble,There'sno place like home I

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416

0 Perfect Love o Perfect Love. 11.10.11.10. JOSEPH BARNBY, 1889

DOROTHY BLOMFlELD GURNEY, 1883

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hu - man thought tran - scend - ing, Thou their full as - sur - ance, sor - row; bright - ens earth - ly

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417

I Will Early Seek the Saviour 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

MRS. L. M. B. BATEMAN

FRED A . FILLMORE

1. I will ear - ly seek the Sav - iour, 2. I will has - ten where He bids me, 3. He is stand-ing at the door -iway

I will learn of Him each day; I am not too young to go Of es - cape from ev - ery sin;

I will fol - low in His foot - steps, In the path - way where He lead - eth, I will knock, for He has promised,

I will walk the nar - row way. Not too young His will "to know. He will hear and let me in.

Refrain

For He loves me, yes, He loves me,

Je - sus loves me,

this

I know •

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418

When He Cometh Jewels. 8.6.8.5. With Refrain GEORGE F. ROOT

W. O. CUSHING

~ ~ 1. WhenHe com - eth, when He cometh 2. He will gath - er, He will gath - er 3. Lit - tie chil-dren, lit - tie chil-dren

To make up His jew - els, The gems for His king-dom, Who love their Re - deem - er,

~ His jew - els, pre - cious jew - els, All the pure ones, all the bright ones, Are the jew - els, pre· cious jew - els, All

His loved and His His loved and His His loved and His

own, own. own.

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the

mom - ing,

His

bright crown a - dom - ing,

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in their

beau - ty,

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Bright gems

for

His

crown.

HYMNS FOR CHILDREN

419

In Our Hearts Celestial Voices Celestial Voices. 8.3.8.3. R. FRANCIS LLOYD

MARIE CaRELLI

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les our hearts ce LIn bey ther, we 0 2. Fa 3. For the joys that most 4. Com - ing mor - rows we ly lit S. We are on Thy arms 6. Take us in

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we may tie and

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is pass - ing, y us and and gen - tie ask Thee we we want our like us er

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say: cry; Thou I see; here, own;

pray." High. now. Thee. near. throne.

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Used by permission of R. Franci. Lloyd.

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Kneel and Thou Most Hear us with Safe Al ways Round Thy

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~ ~ com - ing; weak -ness, ev er; keep us, Fa - ther sun - beams

night is help our art Thou is to lov - ing lit tie

Soft - ly Hear our Praised be Live to Kneel - ing As Thine

es voic sum - mons; cher - ish nev er chi! - dren keep us

Jesus, Friend of Little Children Simonside. 8.5.8.3.

W.J.MATHAMS

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lit - tIe chil - dren, 1. Je - sus, Friend of 2. Teach me how to grow in goodness, 3. Step by step, 0, lead me on - ward, 4. Nev - er leave me, nor for - sake me, .IL

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421

All Things Bright and Beautiful Royal Oak. 7.6.7.6. With Refrain

CECIL F. ALEXANDER (1823-1895)

In unison

Adapted from an English traditional melody by MARTIN SHAW

Stanza 1 to be sung as refrain after stanzas 2·5

1. All things bright and

All creatures great and small,

beau-ti - fuI,

Fine

All things wise and

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won - der - fuI,

The Lord God made

the~ all.

2. Each lit - tie flower 0- pens, 3. The pur - pie - head - ed moun-tain, 4. The cold wind in the win - ter, 5. He gave us eyes to see them,

He made their glow - ing The sun - set, and the The ripe fruits in the How great is God AI -

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col mom gar might

Each The The And

ors,

lit - tie bird that run-ning riv - er pleasant lips that

sings; by, sun, tell

He made their ti - ny wings.

ing That bright-ens up the sky, - den, He made them ev - ery one.

- y,

Who has

made all

things well.

By permission, from Curwen Edition No. 80629, published by J. Curwen & Sons, Ltd., 24 Bemera Street, London, W.l. 328

HYMNS FOR CHILDREN

422

I Think When I Read That Sweet Story Sweet Story. Irregular Greek folk song Arr. by WILLIAM B. BRADBURY, 1859 Harmonized by WINFRED DOUGLAS, 1918

JEMIMA LUKE, 1841

1. I

2. I 3. Yet 4. But 5. I

think when I wish that His still to His thou - sands and long for the

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When sus Je That His arm had And ask for of Nev - er heard The sweet - est

called lit tie I might have if I thus wish they could dear lit tie

'--should I "Let the I shall And that

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like lit see Je crowd

was been

sto ry old, of placed on my head, prayer may go, I wan der and fall, glo ri - ous time,

men, me, love; home; best, .p... •

here a - mong thrown a - round share in His heav - en - ly bright - est and

a that and

chil seen ear know chil

read that sweet hands had been foot - stool in thou - sands who joy of that

...-

as - dren His kind nest - ly - there is

- dren

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to tIe Him sus to

have ones and has His

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lambs look seek room ev

been come hear bid arms

How He And that And I When the

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to His when He Him be for them y er

with un

Him them and

them to a to be

fold, said, low, all, clime

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then. Me." bove. come. blest.

THE CHRISTIAN HOME

423

I Am So Glad That Our Father Jesus Loves Even Me. 10.10.10.10. With Refrain

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P. P. BLISS

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of in heaven Tells He a - way, Still can sing, When in

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the love in love me wher I beau - ty

Book He

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given,

ev - er stray; I - see the great King,

the Won - der - ful things in His dear lov - ing Back to This shall my song in e -

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!III

see; This is flee, When I be: "0, what

the dear - est, that re - mem - ber that a won - der that

Je - sus loves me. J e - sus loves me. Je - sus loves me."

!III

Refrain

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am so glad that J e - sus loves me, -!'-

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!III

me.

HYMNS FOR CHILDREN

424

Once m Royal David's City Irby. Irregular

CECIL F. ALEXANDER, 1848

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roy 1. Once in came down 2. He all 3. And through sus is 4. Je 5. And our eyes

J. GAUNTLETT, 1849

HENRY

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al to His our at

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vid's - from

Da earth won child last

y cit heav - en, drous child - hood hood's pat - tern, shall see Him,

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low God hon day own

Iy - and or - like re

cat Lord and 0 us He deem - ing

..... -n

by Ba ble, sta moth - er help - less, gen - tie

Where a And His Love and was He For that

shed, all, bey, grew; love;

.....

In a man And His cra In whose gen Tears and smiles Is our Lord

was that moth - er poor, and mean, and c1ril - dren all must feel - eth for our leads His children

-- ger die

tie - like in

for was a arms He us He heaven a

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mild, low-Iy, be sad-ness, on

Je - sus Lived on Mild, 0 And He To the

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moth shel watch lit Child

er - ter - the

laid was low weak, dear

tie, so

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her a ly and and

bed; stall; lay. knew; bove;

Ma ry With the Chris - tian And He He And

Christ her earth our be - dient, shar - eth place where

lit - tie Child. Sav - iour ho - Iy. good as He. in our glad-ness. He is gone.

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425

I Would Be True Peek. 11.10.11.10.

HOWARD ARNOLD WALTER (1883-1918)

JOSEPH YATES PEEK, 1911

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would be true, for there are those who trust me; would be friend of all- the foe, the friend-less; would be learn - ing, day by day, the les - sons

1. I 2. I 3. I

I would be I would be My heaven-Iy

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pure, for there are those who care; ing, and for - get the gift; giv ther gives me in Fa His word;

much to suf - fer; know my weak-ness; light - est whis - per,

dare; lift·, heard;

I I

would be would look And prompt and

I I I

would be strong, there is would be huin - ble, for I would be quick to hear His

would be brave, I would look up, I And prompt and glad

brave, up, glad

for and to

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for there is much to and laugh, and love, and to do the things I've

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there is much to dare. laugh, and love, and lift. do the things I've heard.

HYMNS FOR CHILDREN

o Holy Lord, Content to Fill

426

Brookfield. L.M.

WILLIAMW. How (1823-1897)

THOMAS B. SOUTHGATE, 1855

('f1. 0 ho - Iy 2. Lead ev - ery 3. So shall we,

...--u

Lord, con - tent to fill In low - ly home the low-liest place; child that bears Thy name To walk in Thine own guile-less way, wait - ing here be -low, Like Thee, our Lord, a lit - tle span, "" I -6'-11- -6'-

I+::±H IJ ?13 JItlp ltd gJ{1 UIp~gld II Thy child-hood's law, a moth-er's will; 0 - be - dience meek, Thy bright-est grace. To dread the touch of sin and shame, And hum - bly, like Thy - self, 0 - bey. In wis - dom and in stat - ure grow, And fa - vor with both God and man.

427

Saviour, While My Heart Is Tender Brocldesbury. 8.7.8.7. CHARLOTTE A. BARNARD, 1868

JOHN BURTON

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1. Sav - iour, while my heart is ten - der, 2. Take me now, Lord Je - sus, take me, 3. Send me, Lord, where Thou wilt send me,

...

.,..

would yield that heart to Thee; Let my youth-ful heart be Thine; On - Iy do Thou guide my way;

.- i All my powers to Thee sur - ren - der, Thine, and on - ly Thine, to be. Thy de - vot - ed ser-vant make me, Fill my soul with love di - vine. May Thy grace through life at - tend me; Glad - Iy then shall r 0 - bey.

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428

Hushed Was the Evening Hymn Samuel. 6.6.6.6.8.8.

JAMES D. BURNS, 1857

ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN, 1874

......

• 1. Hushed was give 2.0 3.0 give give 4.0

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eve - ning hymn, The tem - pIe courts were pen ear, Sam - uel's ear, The 0 0 low - Iy heart, that Sam - uel's heart, A Sam - uel's mind, A sweet, un - mur-muring

the me me me

.....

dark, Lord, waits f~~,

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The lamp was burn-ing dim Be - fore the sa - cred ark, When sud- den-Iy a A - live and quick to hear Each whis-per of Thy word! Like him to an-swer Where in Thy house Thou art, Or watch-es at Thy gates! By day and night, a o - be-dient and re-signed To Thee in life and death! That I may read with -IL#-. ~ rtL

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voice divine Thy call, at heart that still child - like eyes

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Rang through the si - lence And to 0 - bey Thee Moves at the breath - ing Truths that are hid - den

of first of from

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shrine. all. will. wise.

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429

Jesus, I Will Follow Thee Glenn. 7.7.7.6. With Refrain

GRACE GLENN

J. H. ROSECRANS

1. Je - sus, I will fol-Iow Thee, For I hear Thee calling me; Lov - ing, a-stray; I might 2. Lit - tIe eyes might lose the way, Lit - tIe feet might go 3. Grief and want may be my foes, Fool- ish sins my way op - pose j Full of

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HYMNS FOR CHILDREN

Refrain

let Thee lead me home. trusting, glad I come, To weak and wea - ry be, But Thou art strong for me. cour -age I will be, Whene'er I fol-low Thee.

will

430

fol - low Thee, I

will

follow Thee,

fol-low Thee Wher-ev - er Thou dost lead.

Jesus, Tender Shepherd, Hear Me Shipston. 8.7.8.7.

1. Je - sus, ten - der 2. All this day Thy

•

English traditional melody

MRs. MARy DUNCAN (1814-1840) ....

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Shepherd, hear me, Bless Thy lit - tie lamb to-night; hand has led me, And I thank Thee for Thy care;

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From "Enlarged Songs of Praise," by permission of the Oxford University Press.

335

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431

How Sweet, How Heavenly Siloam. C.M.

JOSEPH SWAIN (1761-1796)

ISAAC B. WOODBURY, 1842

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1. How sweet, how heaven-Iy

is the sight When those who with him 2. When each can feel his broth - er's sigh, And 3. When free from en - vy, scorn, and pride, Our wish - es 4. When love, in one de -light - ful stream, Through ev - ery 5. Love is the gold - en chain that binds The hap - py

love the Lord bear a part; all a - bove, bos - om flows; souls a - bove,

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In one an - oth - er's When sor - row flows from Each can his broth - er's And un - ion sweet, and And he's an heir of

432

peace de - light, And thus ful - fill His word. eye to eye, And joy from heart to heart. And show a broth-er's love. fail - ings hide, dear esteem, In ev - ery ac - tion glows. heaven who finds His bos - om glow with love • .p.. -I'-- ~-...

Blest Be the Tie Dennis. S.M. From JOHANN G. NAEGELI (1768-1836) Arr. by LOWELL MASON, 1845

JOHN FAWCETT, 1782 (\

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2. Be 3. We 4. When

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hearts in pour our mu - tual gives us

Chris - tian love I ar - dent prayers; bur - dens bear, in - ward pain;

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fel - low - ship of fears, our hopes, our of ten for each we be shall still

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that binds Our tie Fa - ther's throne We mu - tual woes, Our sun - der part, It

be the fore our share our we a

1. Blest

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kin - dred aims are oth - er joined in

minds one, flows heart,

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433

The Church Has One Foundation Aurelia. 7.6.7.6.D.

SAMUEL J . STONE, 1866

SAMUEL S. VVESLEY, 1864

1. The church has one foun - da tion, leet from ev - ery na 2. E tion, 3. Though with a scorn - ful won - der, 4. 'Mid toil and trib - u la tion,

.... 'Tis Yet Men And

Je - sus Christ her Lord; the earth, one o'er all see her sore op - pressed, tu -mult of her war,

She is tion, By and the word; wa - ter His new cre - a Her char - ter of sal - va - tion, One Lord, one faith, one birth; Though foes would rend a - sun - der The Rock where she doth rest, She waits the con - sum- ma - tion Of for - ev - er - more;

From heaven He came and sought her One ho - ly name she bless - es, Yet saints their faith are keep - ing; Till with the vi - sion glo - rious

To His ho - ly bride; be food, Par - takes one ho - ly Their cry goes up, "How long?" Her long - ing eyes are blest,

-?::t.

With His own blood He bought her, And to one hope she press - es, And soon the night of weep - ing And the great church vic - to - rious

337

And With Shall Shall

for her He died. ev - ery grace en-dued. of song. be the mom be the church at rest.

THE CHURCH AND DOCTRINES

434

0 Golden Day Ellacombe. C.M.D. "Gesangbuch der Herzog! Wirtembergischen Katholischen Hofkapelle," 1784

CHARLES A. DICKINSON

1.0 a dark-some night, gold - en day, so long de-sired, Born of roarj 2. The nois - es of the night shall cease, The stonnsno long - er 3. Sing on, ye her - alds of the mom, Your grand en-deav - or strain, a - ges crown, A glow with heavenly love, 4.0 gold - en day! the ~

~---'-

The wait - ing earth at last is fired The fac - tious foes of love and peace Till Chris - tian hearts es-tranged and tom, Rare day in proph - e - cy's re-nown,

By Shall Blend On

Thy re-splend-ent light. vex the soul no more. in the glad re - frainj to thy ze - nith move, .(2..'

And hark! the prom-ised heavenly chord Is heard from sea to A thou-sand thou-sand voic - es sing The surg - ing har - mo And all the church, with all its'powers, In lov - ing loy - al When earth and heaven with one ac - cord, In full-voiced u - ni -

sea, nyj

ty, ty,

r;,;r-This One Shall Shall

song: One Mas - ter, Christ the Lord, Mas - ter, Christ, one Sav - ivur King, sing: One Mas - ter, Christ, is ours, sing: One Mas - ter, Christ our Lord,

338

And breth-ren And breth-ren And breth-ren And breth-ren

all all all all

are are are are

we. we. we. we.

THE CHURCH

o Where Are Kings

435

St. Anne. C.M.

A. CLEVELAND COKE, 1839; alt. and arr. "Supplem ent to the New V ersion," 1708; probably by WILLIAM CROFT

Of old that went and came? 1. 0 where are kings and em - pires now 2. We mark her good - Iy bat - tle-ments, And her foun - da - tions strong; 3. For not like kingdoms of the world Thy ho - ly church, 0 God; as e- ter - nal hills, 1m - mov - a - ble she stands, 4. Un - shak - en -*- -*-*-*-

---

But, Lord, Thy church is pray - ing y~t, We hear with - in the sol - emn vOice Though earth-quake shocks are threat-ening her, A moun-tain that shall fill the earth,

436

---

A thou-sand years the same. Of her un - end - ing song. And tem- pests are a - broad; A house not made by hands.

In Christ There Is No East nor West St. Peter. C.M.

JOHN OXENHAM, 1908

ALEXANDER R. REINAGLE, 1836

1. In Christ there is no east nor west, In Him no south or north; 2. In Him shall true hearts ev - ery-where Their high com- mun - ion find· 3. Join hands, then, brothers of the faith, What - e'er your race may be.' 4. In Christ now meet both east and west, In Him meet south and north;

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one great fel - low - ship of love Through-out the whole wide earth. But His serv - ice is the gold - en cord Close bind-ing all man - kind. WhG serves my Fa- ther as a son Is sure -ly kin to me. All Christ -ly souls are one in Him Through-out the whole wide earth. -*-

From "Bees in Amber." Copyright by the Anierican Tract Society. Used by permission. 339

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437

Lord, Her Watch Thy Church Is Keeping Deerhurst. 8.7.8.7.D. J. LANGRAN. 1862

H. DOWNTON

1. Lord, her watch Thy church is keep-ing; When shall earth Thy rule 0 - bey? 2. Ti - dings, sent for ev - ery crea-ture, Mil - lions yet have nev - er heard; 3. Then the end, Thy church com-plet - ed, All Thy cho - sen gath - ered in,

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....

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When shall end the night of weep-ing? When shall break the prom-ised day? Can they hear with - out a preach-er? Lord AI-might - y, give the word; With their King in glo - ry seat - ed, Sa - tan bound, and ban-ished sin;

,t)

See the whit-ening har-vest Ian-guish, Wait-ing still the laborers' toil; Give the word; in ev - ery na - tion Let the gos - pel trum-pet sound, Gone for - ev - er, part - ing, weep-ing, Hun-ger, sor-row, death, and pain; -#-

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Was it vain, Thy Son's deep an-guish? Shall the strong re - tain the spoil? Wit - ness - ing of Thy sal - va - tion To the earth's re - mot - est bound. Lo! her watch Thy church is keep-ing; Come, Lord Je - sus; come to reign•

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BAPTISM

438

Buried Beneath the Yielding Wave Azmon. C.M. CARL G. GLASER. 1828 Arr. by LOWELL MASON. 1839

BENJAMIN BannoWlt (1717-1795)

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Go, Preach My Gospel Truro. L.M. T. WILLIAMS' "Psalmodia Evangelica," 1789

ISAAC WATTS, 1709

@Mp i:jI3:P 1B 1~:llla 31J;1v 11 JI;,U 1. "Go, preach My gos - pel," saith the Lord; "Bid the whole world My

2. "I'll make your great com-mis-sion known, And ye shall prove My

grace re-ceive; gos - pel true

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HORATIUS BONAR, 1843

F. E . BELDEN, 1886

1. Go, la - bor on, while yet 'tis day; The world's dark night is hastening on; 2. Men die in dark - ness at your side With - out a hope to cheer the tomb; 3. Toil on, faint not, keep watch, and pray! Be wise the err - ing soul to win, 4. Go, la - bor on; your hands are weak, Your knees are faint, your soul cast down;

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HoI Reapers of Life's Harvest Life's Harvest 7.6.7.6.0. ISAAC B. WOODBURY

ISAAC B . WOODBURY

1. HoI reap - ers of life's har - vest, your sharp- ened sick - Ie, 2. Thrust in 3. Come down from hill and moun - tain, the heights of wis - dom, 4. Mount up

til Un The night Nor wait Keep back

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For reap - ers more to And shall He call in Nor faint in heat or In ser - vice of thy

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From Greenland's Icy Mountains Missionary Hymn. 7.6.7.6.D. LOWELL MASON, 1823

REGINALD HEBER, 1819

-.r 1. From Green-land's i - cy mountains, 2. What though the spic - y breez - es 3. Can men, whose souls are light - ed 4. Waft, waft, ye winds, His sto - ry,

From In - dia's cor - a1 Blow soft o'er Cey-lon's With wis - dom from on And you, ye wa - ters,

strand, isle; high, roll,

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Roll down their gold - en sands, vile; And on - ly man is The lamp of life de - ny? to pole; It spreads from

~ ~ d a ~ ii, 3 I f I F a PU IJgJ From man - y an an - cient riv - er, In vain with lav - ish kind - ness Sal - va - tion! o sal - va - tion! Till o'er our ran-somed na - ture

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palm - y plain, God are strewn; sound pro - claim, sin - ners slain,

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Work, for the Night Is Coming Work Song. 7.6.7.5.D. LOWELL MASON, 1864

MRS. ANNA L. COGHILL, 1861 ; alt.

1. Work, for 2. Work, for 3. Work, for

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Work while the dew is Fill bright - est hours with While their bright tints are

com - ing; com - ing; com - ing;

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spar - kling: la bor, glow - ing,

Work 'mid spring - ing flowers; Rest comes sure and soon; Work, for day - light flies;

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bright - er, min - ute fad - eth,

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Hark! the Voice of Jesus Calling Fillmore. 8.7.8.7.0.

DANIEL MARCH, 1868

F. E. BELDEN, 1886

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1. Hark I the voice of Je - sus calling, "Who will go and work to - day? you can - not cross the 0 - cean And the heath - en lands ex - plore, 2. If 3, If you can - not be the watch-man, Stand-ing high on Zi - on's wall, 4. While the souls of men are dy - ing, And the Mas - ter calls for you, ./L ./L

Fields are white, the har - vest wait - ing, Who will bear the sheaves a - way?" You can find the heath - en near - er, You can help them at your door; Point - ing out the path to heav - en, Offer- ing life and peace to all; Let none hear you id - Iy say - ing, "There is noth - ing I can do I" ./L.fL~ ./L. ,I

Loud and long the Mas- ter call - eth, If you can - not speak like an - gels, With your prayers and with your boun-ties Glad - ly take the task He gives you, .fL. ..fL-

Who will an - swer, glad - ly You can tell the love of You' can be like faithful An - swer quick - ly when He

Rich re - ward He of - fers free; you can - not preach like Paul, If You can do what Heaven demands, Let His work your pleas-ure be;

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Far and Near the Fields Are Teeming Harvest. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

J. B. O. CLEMM

J. O. THOMPSON

1. Far and near the fields are teem-ing With the sheaves of rip - ened grain; 2. Send them forth with mom's first beam-ing, Send them in the noon-tide's glare; 3. 0 thou, whom thy Lord is send- ing, Gath - er now the sheaves of gold;

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Tidings. 11.10.11.10. With Refrain JAMES WALCH, 1876

MARy A. THOMSON, 1870

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1. 0 Zi - on, haste, thy mis-sion high ful - fill - ing, To tell to all the 2. Pro-claim to ev - ery peo-pIe, tongue, and na - tion That God, in whom they 3. Give of thy sons to bear the mes-sage glo - rious j Give of thy wealth to Zi - on, ere thou meet Him, Make known to ev - ery 4. He comes a - gain j 0

world that God is light j That He who made all na-tions is not will - ing live and move, is love j Tell how He stooped to save His lost cre - a - tion, speed them on their way; Pour out thy soul for them in prayer vic - to - rious; heart His sav - ing grace j Let none whom He hath ransomed fail to greet Him,

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Fling Out the Banner! Waltham. L.M. J. BAPTISTE CALKIN, 1872

G. W. DOANE, 1848

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~ the ban- ner! let it float Sky-ward and sea-ward, high and wide; 2. Fling out the ban- ner! an - gels bend In anx-ious si -lence o'er the sign, 3. Fling out the ban- ner! sin- sick souls, That sink and per - ish in the strife, 4. Fling out the ban- ner! wide and high, Sea - ward and sky-ward, let it shine; 1. Fling out

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Thou Whose Almighty Word Fiat Lux. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4.

JOHN MARRIOTT, 1813

JOHN B. DYKES, 1875

1. Thou whose al - might - Y word 2. Thou who didst come to bring 3. Spir - it of truth and love,

Cha - os and dark - ness heard, On Thy re - deem - ing wing Life - giv - ing, ho - ly Dove,

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SAMUEL WOLCOTT, 1869

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They Come From the East and West Spicer. 7.7.5.5.7.7.7.7.6. J. A. HULTMAN

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south, wrong. me. sea,

In - vit-ed to join with Je-sus asguests,Anddwellin theirFa-ther's house; No more an - y sin, No more an - y tears, No more an - y night so long. Our Sav-iour has gone a place to pre-pare For those He from sin set free. They come from the hills, They come from the dales, They come now, 0 Lord, to Thee,

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face, To gaze at His love - Iy Old things are now passed a - way, Loved ones who havepassed a - way Ar - rayed in His mar-riage robes,

And clothed with His pu - ri - ty, All things are be -come as new. Are resting with - in the grave, Their Brid6-groom so soon to see,

Join with Him in song and joy Through-out e - ter - ni Joy shall reign e - ter - nal- ly, For death is end - ed, A - waiting God's last trumpet call, For those He came to He who hung up - on the cross To win their vic - to -

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The Morning Light Webb.7.6.7.6.D. GEORGE J . WEBB, 1837

SAMUEL F. SMITH, 1832

1. The mom - ing light is break - ing, 2. See heath - en na - tions bend - ing 3. Blest riv - er of sal - va - tion,

The sons of earth are wak - ing And thou - sand hearts as - cend - ing na - tion, Flow thou to ev - ery

The dark-ness dis - ap - pears; Be - fore the God we love, Pur - sue thy on - ward way;

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pen - i-ten - tial tears; grat - i-tude a - bove; in thy rich- ness stay-

Each breeze that sweeps the 0 - cean Brings tid - ings from a - far While sin - ners, now con - fess - ing, The 0 - bey, gos - pel call Stay not till all the low - ly, Tri - um-phant reach their home;

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Lord of the Sabbath Parle Street. L.M.

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S. STENNltTT (1727-1795)

L. MAsON, 1830 I

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of rest; It is my wea - ry soul's de-light, The sol-ace to me; Ne'er may a sin - ful thought destroy The ho - ly they yield I Transport-ing is their rap-turous song, And heaven-ly rest; Then will Thy ser - vant nev - er fail of To deem Thy

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Im-prove the day that God has blessed. On this day more than all the seven. Which none but he who feels it knows. The end of cares, the end of pains.

Re - turn, my soul, en - joy thy rest, A blessed an - te - past is given, And draw from Christ that sweet re - pose Which for the church of God re-mains,

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Hail, Peaceful Day! Nashville. 8.8.8.8.8.8. Arr. by LoWELL MASON

ANNIE R. SMITH

1. Hail, peace-ful day I di - vine -ly blest I Sweet-ly thy glo - ries would we sing, 2. Hark I through the shining courts a -bove What rap-turous prais-es ech - 0 now come, thou bright, im-mor-tal day I When at His tem - pIe all a - dore, 3. 0

Me - mo- rial of that sa - cred rest, Of vast cre - a - tion's might-y King; A - round that ho - ly law of love Ser - aphs in ad - 0 - ra - tion bow; And own His u - ni - ver - sal sway From age to age, for - ev - er-more;

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How Sweet Upon This Sacred Day Elizabethtown. C.M.

MRS. FO!-LEN

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How Sweet the Light Saxby. L.M.

JAMES EDMESTON (1791.1867)

T. RICHARD MATTHEWS, 1883

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Sab-bath eve! How soft the sun-beams lingering there! 2. Sea - son of rest! the tran-quil soul Feels the sweet calm, and melts in love; 3. Nor will our days of toil be long; Our pil-grim-age will soon be. trod j

77· For these blest hours the world I leave, Waft-ed on wings of and prayer. And while these sa - cred mo-ments roll, Faith sees a smil- ing heaven a - bove. And we shall join the cease-less song, The end -less Sab-bath of our God. -IL 12-'

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This Is the Day of Rest Schumann. S.M.

J. ELLERTON. 1867

From CANTICA LAUDIS, 1850

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On wea - ry brain and trou-bled breast Shed Thou Thy freshening dew. Bid Thou the blasts of dis - cord cease, The waves of strife be still. Lift up our hearts to seek Thee there; Come down to meet us here. And wake dead souls to love and praise, 0 Van-quish-er of death I ~-

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Safely Through Another Week Sabbath. 7.7.7.7.7.7.

JOHN NEWTON, 1774; alt.

LOWELL MASON, 1824

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Welcome, Day of Sweet Repose! Evans. 7.7.7.7. I. A. STEINEL, 1939

I. H. EVANS

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All our weak and fail- ing powers. Come Thy hours to us a - gain. Day for song and praise and prayer. Day of days His name to bless.

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ISAAC WATTS, 1719

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Rock of Ages TopJady. 7.7.7.7.7.7.

AUGUSTUS M . TOPLADY, 1776

1. Rock of 2. Not the 3. Noth - ing 4. When my

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1830

A - ges, cleft for me, my hands la - bors of in my hand I bring, I close, pil - grim - age

~ Let the wa - ter and the blood, Could my zeal no res-pite know, N a - ked, come to Thee for dress, When I soar to worlds un - known,

Be of All for Foul, I Rock of

Let me hide Can ful - fill Siro-ply to Vic - tor o'er

in Thee; de-mands; I cling; of foes,

~ From Thy riv - en side whicp. flowed, Could my tears for - ev - er flow, Help-less, look to Thee for grace; See Thee on Thy judgment throne, -#-

the dou - ble cure, Cleanse me from its guilt and power. sin a - tone; Thou must save, and Thou a - lone. sin could not the foun - tain fly; Wash me, Sav - iour, or to I die. me hide my - self in Thee. A - ges, cleft for me, Let

475

By Christ Redeemed Nauford. 8.8.8.4.

GEORGE RAWSON, 1857

ARTHUR S. SULLIVAN (1842-1900)

1. By Christ re-deemed, in Christ re - stored, 2. His bo - dy bro - ken our stead in 3. His fear - ful drops of ag - 0 ny, 4. And thus that dark be - tray - al night, the trump 5. Un - til of God be heard, 6.0 bless - ed hopel with this e - late,

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ry a - dared, And show the death of our dear Lord, Un - til He come. mo - rial bread; And so our fee - ble love is fed, Un - til He come. us we see; The wine shall tell the mys - ter - y, Un - til He come. we u - nite- The shame, the glo - ry, by this rite, Un - til He come. graves be stirred, And with the great com-mand- ing word, The Lord shall come. des - a - late, But, strong in faith, in pa - tience wait, Un - til He come I

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REGINALD HEBER, 1827

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We Give Thee But Thine Own Schumann. S.M.

WILLIAM W ALSHAM How, c. 1858

From "Cantica Laudis/' 1850

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may be; re - ceive, cold, and may be;

All that we have is Thine a - lone, And glad -ly, as Thou bless - est us, And lambs for whom the Shep-herd bled What-e'er for Thine we do, 0 Lord,

trust, 0 Lord, from Thee. Thee our first fruits give. Are stray - ing from the fold. We do it un - to Thee.

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EDWIN P. PARKER, 1888

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of - fer - ing Cost - Iy or sweet, 1. Mas - ter, no 2. Dai - Iy our lives would show Weak-ness made strong, 3. Some word of hope, for hearts Bur - dened with fears, 4. Thus, in Thy serv - ice, Lord, 'Till e - ven - tide ..a..

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r Sweet - er than sac - ri - flee, Some souls by pa-tienee won, Some way-ward foot - steps led, Bid us de - part in peace,

Dear Lord, to Dear Lord, to Dear Lord, to Dear Lord, to

Thee, Thee, Thee, Thee,

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Dear Lord, Dear Lord, Dear Lord, Dear Lord,

to Thee. to Thee. to Thee. to Thee.

Would You Win a Saviour's Blessing? Freely Give. 8.5.8.5.7.7.7.5. THEo. E . PERKINS

FANNY J . CROSBY

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1. Would you win a Sav-iour's blessing? Free-ly, free -ly 2. With a cheer-ful heart and willing, Free-ly, free -ly 3. Give to spread the grand old sto - ry, Free-ly, free -ly

give; Would you see His give; Like the dew its give; Give to speed the

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A Year of Precious Blessings Anniversary. 7.6.7.6.D.

FANNY

J. CROSBY

I. ALLAN SANKEY

1. A year of pre-cious blessings, And glorious vic-tories won, Of ear-nest 2. Thou Master of as - semblies, In might-y power de-scend, Be - hold our 3. 0 church of God's A-noint -ed, March on the lost to win, Lead forth thy

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o Solemn Thought!

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Duane Street. L.M.D. GEORGE COLES (1792-1858)

R.F.COTTRELL,1886

...1. 0 sol-emn thought! and can it be 2. He who came down to earth to die, 3. The sol-emn mo-ment is at hand 4. 0 bless-ed Sav-iour! may we feel

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.' --Which soon must fix our des - ti - ny, And seal the sin - ner's fear - ful doom? then as-cend - ed up on high, And will ere - long re - tum a - gain, And Each in his lot must sin - gly stand, And pass the fi - nal, search-ing test. In - spire our hearts with ho - ly zeal, And aid us by Thy Spir - it's power,

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The Judgment Has Set 11.8.9.7. With Refrain F . E . BELDEN, 1886

F. E.BELDEN

1. The 2. The 3.0,

judg-ment has set, the books have been 0 - pened; How shall we work is be - gun with those who are sleep - ing, Soon will the how shall we stand that mo-ment of search - ing, When all our

stand in that great day When ev - ery thought, and of the books of liv - ing here be tried, Out sins those books re - veal? When from that court, each

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All Things Are Thine Ware. L.M. GEORGE KINGSLEY. 1838

JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER (1807-1892)

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Anon.

GEORGE F. HANDEL (1685-1759)

1. 0 bow Thine ear, E - ter - nal One I On Thee each heart a - dor - ing calls; 2. Here let Thy ho - ly days be kept; And be this place to wor - ship given, in-cense, let Thy children's prayer, 3. Here may Thine hon - or dwell; and here As 4. Here be Thy praise de-vout - ly sung, Here let Thy truth beam forth to save

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Great King of Glory Darwall. 6.6.6.6.8.8.

BENJAMIN FRANCIS (1734-1799)

JOHN DARWALL, 1770

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And with Thy fa - vor crown Our in - ter - ced - ing cries, And daugh-ters sound Thy praise, Re - ceive Thy truth in love;

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This tem - pIe as Thy home, This peo - pIe as Thine own; And grate - ful praise as - cend, Like in - cense, to the skies; And shine, like pol - ished stones, Through long-suc ceed - ing days; Here Chris-tians join the song Of ser - a - phim a - bove,

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Be - neath this roof, 0 deign to show How God can dwell with men be - low. Here may Thy word me - lodious sound, And spread ce - les - tial joys a - round. Here, Lord, dis - play Thy saving power, While tem-ples stand and men a - dore. Till all, who hum - bly seek Thy face, Re - joice in Thy a-bounding grace. -IL- ~

486

God of the Universe Marlow. C.M.

Anon.

JOHN CHETHAM'S "Book of Psalmody," 1718

1. God of the u - ni - verse, to Thee These sa - cred 2. Here let Thy love, Thy pres-ence, dwell; Thy glo - ry 3. When sad with care, by sin op-pressed, Here may the 4. And when the last long Sab-bath morn Up - on the

376

walls we rear; here make known; bur -dened soul just shall rise,

DEDICATION

now, with songs and bend - ed knee, And peo-ple's home, 0 come and fill, Thy Be - neath Thy sheltering wing find rest; all who own Thee here, be borne May

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487

In - yoke Thy pres - ence here. And seal it as Thine own. Here make the wound - ed whole. To man-sions in the skies.

Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation Regent Square. 8.7.8.7.8.7.

Latin, 7th cent.; Tr. JOHN MASON NEALE, 1861

HENRY SMART, 1867

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1. Christ is made the

sure foun-da - tion, Christ the head and cor - ner-stone, 2. All that ded - i-cat - ed cit - y, Dear - ly loved of God on high, 3. To this tern - pIe, where we call Thee, Come, 0 Lord of hosts, to - day; 4. Here vouch-safe to all Thy ser-vants What they ask of Thee to gain,

--.Cho - sen of the Lord, and pre-cious, In ex - ult - ant ju - bi - la - tion With Thy wont - ed lov - ing-kind-ness, What they gain from Thee, for - ev - er

I Bind - ing all the church in one; Pours per - pet - ual mel - 0 - dy; Hear Thy ser - vants as they pray; With the bless - ed to re - tain, ,. ~

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• • Ho - Iy Zi - on's help for - ev - er, God the One in Three a - dor - ing And Thy ful- lest ben - e - dic - tion in Thy glo - ry And here - af - ter

377

And her con - fi - dence a - lone. In glad hymns e - ter - nal - Iy. Shed with - in its walls al - way. Ev - er- more with Thee to reign.

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

488

I Know That My Redeemer Lives Retreat. L.M.

Anon.

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1842

1. I know that my Re-deem - er lives; He lives, and on the earth shall stand; 2. In this re - an - i - mat- ed clay I sure - Iy shall behold HinI near, 3. With mine and not an - oth - er's eyes TheKing in beau - ty I shall view;

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And though to worms my flesh He gives, My dust lies num-bered in His hand. Shall see HinI in the lat - ter day In all His ma - jes - ty ap - pear. I shall from HinI re-ceive the prize, The star - ry crown to vic - tors due.

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Asleep in Jesus! Rest. (Bradbury) L.M.

MARGARltT MAcI[AY, 1832

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WILLIAM B. BRADBURY, 1843

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1. A-sleep in 2. A-sleep in 3. A-sleep in 4. A-sleep in

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J e - sus! bless-ed sleep, From which none ev - er wake to weep; be for such a slumber meet! Je - sus! 0 how sweet To J e - sus! Peaceful rest, Whose waking is su - premely blest; Je - sus! Soon to rise, When the last trump shall rend the skies;

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A calm and un - dis - turbed re-pose, Un - bro-ken by the last of foes. With ho - ly con - fi - dence to rest In hope of be - ing ev - er blest. No fear, no woe, shall dim that hour That man - i - fests the Sav-iour's power. Then burst the fet - ters of the tomb, And wake in full, im-mor - tal bloom.

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FUNERAL

490

How Vain Is All Beneath the Skies! Protection. L.M. H . ABBOTT

DAVID E. FORD

• 'ql j. 1. How vain is

all be-neath the skies! How transient ev - ery earth-ly bliss! 2. The eve-ning cloud, the mom-ing dew, The withering grass, the fad-ing flower, 3. But though earth's fairest blossoms die, And all be - neath the skies is vain, 4. Then let the hope of joys to come Dis - pel our cares, and chase our fears; -II-.

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How slen-der all the fond-est ties That bind us to a world like this! Of earth-ly hopes are emblems true- The glo - ry of a passing hour. There is a land whose con-fines lie Be - yond the reach of care and pain. If God be ours, we're traveling home, Though passing through a vale of tears.

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491

See the Leaves Around Us Falling Sleep. 8.7.8.7. GEO. E. LEE

HORNE

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1. See

the leaves a - round us fall-ing, Dry and with-ered to the ground; 2. "Youth on length of days pre-suming, Who the paths of pleasure tread, 3. "Year-ly in our' course ap-pear-ing, Mes - sen-gers of short-est stay,

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Thus to thoughtless mor - tals call - ing, In a sad and solemn sound: View us, late in beau - ty bloom-ing, Numbered now a - mong the dead. Thus we preach in mor - tal hear- ing- Ye, like us, shall pass a - way."

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SPECIAL OCCASIONS

492

Dark Is the Hour

o J esu. 8.6.8.6.8.8.

URIAH SMITH

-.I

1. Dark

is the hour when death pre - vails, And 2. But there's a bright, agIo - rious hope, That 3. Then mourn we not as those whose hopes With 4. With kind re - gard the Lord be - holds His 5. A few more days, and we shall meet The -..

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tri - umphs o'er the justscat - ters death's dark gloom; fleet- ing life de - part; saints when called to die, loved whose toil is o'er,

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1 cheers pain - fu! void with - in the breast, When dust goes back to dust; the sad-dened spir - its up, gilds the Chris-tian's tomb; It It For we have heard a voice from heaven To And pre - dous in His ho - Iy sight Their And plant with joy our bound - ing feet On

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ev - ery strick -en heart: sa - cred dust shall lie Ca naan's ra - diant shore,

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Sweet Be Thy Rest 4.6.4.6.4.6.4.6.4.

F. E. BELDEN

D. S. HAKEs

1. Sweet be thy rest, And 2. Thy work is done, Thy 3. Sweet be thy rest; No

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peace- ~ul thy sleep-ing; God's way is best, sow - mg and reap- ing; Thy crown is won, more we may greet thee 'Till with the blest .p..

380

FUNERAL

• -SThou art in His keep - ing. 0 blessed sleep Where ills ne'er mo-lest thee I And hushed is thy weep - ing. From tears and woes, From earth's mid-night dreary, In heav - en we meet thee. 0 un-ion sweet That death cannot sev - er I

Why should we weep? For Heav - en hath blessed thee. Sweet be thy rest. Thine is re - pose Where none ev - er wea - ry. Sweet be thy rest. There we shall meet, Where sad tears fall nev - er. Sweet be thy rest.

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He Sleeps in Jesus Russell. L.M.

ANNIE R. SMITH

EDWIN BARNES

1. He sleeps in J e - sus-peace - ful rest- No mor - tal strife in - vades his breast; 2. He lived his Sav-iour to a - dore, And meek-ly all his suf-ferings bore: 3. Does earth at-tract thee here? they cried; The dy - ing Christian thus re-plied, 4. He sleeps in J e - sus-soon to rise, When the last trump shall rend the skies; 5. He sleeps in J e - sus-cease thy grief; Let this af - ford thee sweet re -lief, .ftL.. -P- -f1L-f1L-

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No pain, nor sin, nor woe, nor care, Can reach the si - lent slum-berer there. He loved, and all re-signed to God, Nor murmured at His chas-tening rod. the sky,"My treas-ure is laid up on high." While pointing upward to Then burst the fet - ters of the tomb, To wake in full, im - mor - tal bloom. That, freed from death's trium-phant reign, In heaven he will live a - gain.

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SPECIAL OCCASIONS

495

Not Now, but in the Coming Years Sometime We'll Understand. L.M. With Refrain

MAXWELL N . CORNELIUS

JAMES MCGRANAHAN

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1. Not now, but in the com-ing years, It may be in the bet - ter land, 2. We'll catch the bro-ken thread a - gain, And fin - ish what we here be - gan; 3. We'll know why clouds instead of sun Were 0 - ver man-y a cherished plan; 4. Why what we long for most of all, E - ludes so oft our ea - ger hand; 5. God knows the way, He holds the key, He guides us with un - err - ing hand;

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We'll read the meaning of our tears, And there, some-time, we'll un-der-stand. Heaven will the mys- ter - ies ex- plain, And then, ah, then we'll un-der-stand. Why song has ceased when scarce begun; 'Tis there, some-time, we'll un-der-stand. Why hopes are crushed and castles fall, Up there, some-time, we'll un-der-stand. Some - time with tear-less eyes we'll see; Yes, there, up there, we'll un-der-stand.

Refrain

•

Then trust in God through all thy days; Fear not, for He doth hold thy hand; doth hold thy hand;

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Though dark thy way, still sing and praise, Sometime, sometime, we'll un-der-stand.

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382

THANKSGIVING

496

Come, Ye Thankful People St. George's, Windsor. 7.7.7.7.D.

HENRY ALFORD, 1844

GEORGE

J. ELVEY, 1859

• 1. Come, ye thank- fu1 peo - pIe, come, Raise the song of har - vest home I our-selves are God's own field, Fruit un - to His praise to yield; 2. We 3. For the Lord our God shall come, And shall take His har - vest home; 4. Then, thou church tri - um-phant, come, Raise the song of har - vest home;

All is safe - ly gath-ered in, Wheat and tares to - geth- er sown, From His field shall purge a - way All are safe - ly gath-ered in,

Ere the win - ter storms be - gin; sor - row grown; joy or Un - to All that doth of - fend, that day; Free from sor - row, free from sin;

God, our Mak - er, doth pro - vide First the blade and then the ear, last Give His an - gels charge at There for - ev • er pu - ri - fied

For our wants to be sup -plied; Then the full com shall ap - pear; the fire the tares to cast, In In God's gar - ner to a· bide; -I'-

Come to God's own Grant, 0 har - vest But the fruit - fu1 Come, ten thou-sand

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tem - pIe, come; Raise the song of Lord, that we Wholesome grain and ears to store In His gar - ner an • gels, come, Raise the glo- rious

har - vest home I pure may be. ev - er-more. har - vest home I

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SPECIAL OCCASIONS

497

Standing by a Purpose True Daniel. 7.5.7.6. With Refrain

P . P. BLIss

P . P . BLIss

pur - pose true, a 1. Stand - ing by men are lost, 2. Man - y might - y gi - ants great and tall, 3. Man - y 4. Hold the tem-perance ban - ner high!

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Heed - ing God's com-mand, Dar ing not to stand, Stalk - ing through the land, On vic - tory grand! to

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\1" • Han - or them, the faith - ful few, Who for God had been a host Head-long to the earth would fall his host de - fy, and tan Sa -

All hail to Dan -ieI's band! By join - ing Dan - iel's band! If met by Dan - ieI's band! And shout for Dan - ieI's band!

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Dare

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have

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pur - pose

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Dare

stand

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lone!

firm!

Dare

to make

known I

TEMPERANCE

498

Yield Not to Temptation Palmer. 6.5.6.5.D. With Refrain

H ORATIO R . PALMER

H ORATIO R. PALMER, 1868

kE3f=~$H .; ijp~~}-kttt ~ 1. Yield not to temp - ta - tion, 2. Shun e - vii com- pan - ions, 3. To him that o'er-com - eth

For yield-ing is sin, Each vic - tory will Bad language dis - dain, God's name hold in God giv - eth a crown, Through faith we shall

help you Some oth - er to rev - erence, Nor take it in con - quer, Though oft - en cast

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Fight man-ful- Iy on - ward, Be thought-ful and ear - nest, who is our Sav - iour He

win; vain; down;

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Dark pas-sions sub - due, Kind-heart-ed and true, Our strength will re - new,

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Look ev - er to J e - sus, He'll car - ry you through. Look ev - er to J e - sus, He'll car - ry you through. Look ev - er to Je - sus, He'll car - ry you through.

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Refrain

Ask

the Sav-iour

help

you,

Com - fort, strengthen, and keep

you;

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will - ing

aid

you,

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will

car - ry you

through.

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SPECIAL OCCASIONS

499

Sound the Battle Cry Battle Cry. 10.8.10.9. With Refrain WILLIAM F. SHERWIN

WILLIAM F. SHERWIN

Sound the bat - tie cry, 2. Strong to meet the foe, Thou God of all, 3. 0

See! the foe is nigh; Raise the stand-ard high Marching on we go, While our cause we know Hear us when we call, Help us, one and all,

==~

: -.For the Lord; Gird your ar - mor on, Stand finn, ev - ery one, Rest your Must pre- vail; Shield and ban-ner bright, Gleam-ing in the light, Bat - tling By Thy grace; When the bat - tie's done, And the vic - tory won, May we

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Refrain

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cause up - on His ho - Iy word. the right, We ne'er can fail. Rouse, then, soldiers I raJ - ly round the for wear the 'crown Be - fore Thy face.

ban - nerl Read - y, stead - y, I

pass

the word

a -long;

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a - loud Ho-san - na I Christ is

386

On - ward, for - ward, I I

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the might - Y throng.

TEMPERANCE

500

Raise the Standard High Standard. 10.7.10.7. With Refrain

F. E. BELDEN

D. S. HAKES

1. Raise the stand-ard high, Sound the gathering cry, Let the e - viI kingdom fall; 2. 0 - ver sea and land, With an i-ron hand, Has the monarch held his sway; 3. Let the right pre - vail, Let the e - viI fail In the con-fiict fierce and long, ./l- ' ./l- ./l-

With a pur-pose true, And a will to do, Sons of free-dom, come ye all. But his rule shall cease, And the reign of peace Ush - er in the gold - en day. 'Till the land is free, And the vic- to - ry Crowns the temperance army strong.

Raise the temperance standard high, Shout the mighty bat - tIe standard high,

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Let the

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Sons of free-dom, come ye .~

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all.

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

501

Out From the Campfire's Red Glowing Sleeping on Guard. 8.7.8.7.D. With Refrain FRANK M . DAVIS

ARTHUR W. FRENCH

Out from the camp-fue's red glow - ing, Cheer-ful - ly shedding its light, 2. Yon-der Rum's camp lights are bum-ing; Hark to the rev - el - ry there! 3. Our aim is vig - i-lance ev - er, We can aI-low no de - feat;

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On to the pick- ets we're go - ing, For the long watches of night; Wait-ing the con-fiict re - tum - ing, Scouts are a-broad ev - ery - where; True-heart-ed sol-diers will nev - er Join in the coward's re - treat;

Let us be care - ful that slum - ber Press not our eye-lids too We must be watch-ful and read - y, See every en-trance is War - y and watch-ful be keep - ing, Though the task be e'er so

hardbarred, hard,

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Sure - ly not one of our num - ber Must be found sleeping on is lost, sleeping on Keep - ing our heads cool and stead - y- All Know-ing what dan-gers come creep - fng When we are sleeping on

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guard. guard. guard. -flL~---

TEMPERANCE

Yes,

sleeping on

guard, Sleep-ing on Sleep-ing on guard,

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guard,

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No!

sure-Iy not one of our num-ber Must be found sleeping on

guard.

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Mourn for the Thousands Slain Boylston. S.M. LOWELL MASON, 1832

1. Mourn 2. Mourn 3. Mourn

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for for for

the thou - sands slain, call, the lost- but the lost- but pray, I

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The Call Pray

youth - ful and the the strong, the to our God a to

strong; free; bove,

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Mourn for the wine cup's fear - ful reign, And Rouse them to shun that dread-ful fall, And break the fell de - stroy-er's sway, And To

389

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the de - Iud - ed throng. to the Ref - uge flee. show His sav - ing love.

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

503

0 Beautiful for Spacious Skies Materna. C.M.D. SAMUEL A . WARD, 1882

KATHARINE LEE BATES, 1904

1. 0

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beau - ti - ful for beau - ti - ful for beau - ti - ful for beau - ti - ful for

spa - cious skies, For am - ber waves of grain, pil - grim feet, Whose stern, im - pas-sioned stress he - roes proved In lib - er - at - ing strife, pa - triot dream That sees, be - yond the years,

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For pur - pIe mountain maj - es - ties thor - ough-fare for free - dom beat A Who more than self their coun - try loved, cit - ies gleam, Thine al - a - bas - ter

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A - bove the fruit - ed plain! A - cross the wil - der - ness! And . mer - cy more than life! Un-dimmed by hu - man tears!

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A- mer - i - cal God shed His grace on - i-cal - i - cal A- mer - i - cal God mend thine ev - ery cal May God thy gold re i - cal A - mer - i

- i - cal A- mer - i - cal

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God

shed His grace on

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... And crown thy good with broth - er - hood thy soul in self - con - trol, Con - firm all suc-cess be Till no - ble - ness, And crown thy good with broth - er - hood

From Thy And From

sea to shin - ing sea. lib - er - ty in law. ev - ery gain di - vine. sea to shin - ing sea.

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PATRIOTIC

504

God of Our Fathers Whose Almighty Hand National Hymn. 10.10.10.10. GEORGE W. WARREN, 1892

DANIEL C. ROBERTS, 1876 ~

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1. God

Trumpets, before each stanza

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of our fa - thers, whose aI-might - y 2. Thy love di - vine hath led us in the 3. From war's a-Iarms, from dead - Iy pes - ti 4. Re - fresh Thy peo - pie on their toil-some

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hand past, lence, way,

Leads forth in beau - ty all the star - ry band In this free land by Thee our lot is cast; Thy strong arm our ev - er sure de-fense; Be Lead us from night to nev - er - end - ing day; ./L _ ~. .a...

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shin - ing worlds in Thou our rul - er, true re - Ii - gion all our lives with

splen - dor through the skies, guard - ian, guide, and stay, in our hearts in - crease, love and grace di - vine, ~IL

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grate word our boun-teous ry, glo

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songs law, good laud,

fore Thy paths our nour - ish praise be

throne cho us ev I

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rise. way. peace. Thine.

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391

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

505

God of Our Fathers, Known of Old Lest We Forget. 8.8.8.8.8.8.

Be-neath whose aw - ful hand we hold Still stands Thine ancient sac - ri - flce, Lo, all our pomp of yes - ter -day Such boastings as the Gen - tiles use, All val- iant dust that builds on dust, ~

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-·r f,;rDo - min - ion 0 - ver palm and pine, A hum - ble and a con-trite heart. Is one with Nin - e - veh and Tyre I Or less - er breeds without the lawAnd, guard-ing, calls not Thee to guard, r-

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Lord God of hosts, be with us yet, Lest we for - get, lest we for - get. Lord God of hosts, be with us yet, Lest we for - get, lest we for - get. Judge of the na-tions, spare us yet, Lest we for - get, lest we for - get. Lord God of hosts, be with us yet, Lest we for - get, lest we for - get. For fran-tic boast and fool - ish word, Thy mer - cy on Thy peo-ple, Lord.

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506

God Save Our Gracious King 6.6.4.6.6.6.4. Attributed to HENRY CAREY, 1740

Traditional, 18th century

save our choic - est

gra - ciolls king, gifts in store,

Long On

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live

him -!'--

our no- ble be pleased to -#- •

I king, pour;

PATRIOTIC

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God Long

save may

the he

king. reign.

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vic - to de - fend

Send him May he

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- ver us,

reign a with heart

Long to sing To

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us cause

ous, Hap - py and - ourri - laws, And ev - er

and voice,

God save the king. God save the king.

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o God, Beneath Thy Guiding Hand Duke Street. L.M.

LEONARD BACON, 1833 (his text of 1845)

JOHN HATTON (d. 1793)

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1. 0 God, be-neath Thy guid - ing hand Our ex - iled fa-thers crossed the sea; 2. Thou heardest,well pleased,the song, the prayer iThy blessing came i and still its power 3. Laws, freedom, truth, and faith in God Carne with those exiles o'er the waves i 4. And here Thy N arne, 0 God of love, Their children's children shall a - dare,

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F And when they trod the Shall onward, through all And,where their pil - grim Till these e - ter - nal

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win-try strand, With prayer and psalm they wor-shiped Thee. a - ges, bear The memory of that ho - Iy hour. feet have trod, The God they trust-ed guards their graves. hills re - move, And spring a- darns the earth no more.

393

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

o Canada!

508

10.10.8.6.8.6. With Refrain

C . LAVALLEE, 1908

Arr. by R . STANLEY WEIR

R. STANLEY WEIR, 1908

1. 0 Can - a - da lOur home and na - tive land I Can - a - da! Where pines and maples grow, 2. 0 Can - a - da! Be - neath thy shin-ing skies 3. 0 4. Rul - er su-preme Who hear-est hum-ble prayer,

True pa - triot love in Great prai-ries spread and May stal-wart sons and Hold our Do - min - ion

-.-. all thy sons command. lord-Iy riv - ers flow. gen- tie maid-ens rise in Thy loy - ing care.

With glowing hearts we seE" thee rise The True North How dear to us thy broad do-main, From east to To keep thee stead-fast through the years From east to Help us to find, 0 God, in Thee A lasting

Can - a-da, We standon guard for thee. strong and free; And stand on guard, 0 west- em sea! Thou land of hope for all who toil! Thou True North strong and free. west- em sea, Our own be -loy - ed na-tive land, Our True North strong and free I wait - ing for the bet -terday, We ev-er stand on guard. rich reward, As /'II!!IIi

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Can - a - dal

Glo - rious and free I

We stand on guard, we stand on

PATRIOTIC

guard for

thee.

4 t;gD

Can - a - dal We stand on guard for

509

lSi

......

thee.

....

Lord, While for All Mankind We Pray Dunfermline. C.M.

JOHN R. WREFORD, 1837

Scottish Psalter, 1615

1. Lord, while for all man-kind we pray, Of ev - ery clime and coast, 2.0 guard our shores from ev - ery foe; With peace our bor - ders bless; sa - cred love Of knowledge, truth, and Thee, 3. U nite us in the 4. Lord of the na-tions, thus to Thee Our coun - try we com-mend;

.fIL

•

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0 hear us for our With pros-perous times our And let our hills and Be Thou her refuge

.IL.-#.

bod ~ I iN -I U i W I

na - tive land, The land we love the most. cit - ies crown, Our fields with plen-teous-ness. val-Ieys shout The songs of lib - er - ty. and her trust, Her ev - er - last - ing friend.

395

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

510

My Country, 'Tis of Thee America. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4. Attributed to HENRY CAREY, 1740

SAMU>:L F. SMITH, 1832

1. My 2. My 3. Let 4. Our

coun - try, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of na - tive coun - try, thee, Land of the mu - sic swell the breeze, And ring from fa - thers' God, to Thee, Au - thor of

f FI-r

sing; Of thee I Thy name I love; Sweet free-dom's song: Thee we sing: To

Land where my fa - thers died, love thy rocks and rills, Let mor - tal tongues a - wake; Long may our land be bright I

-. ~.

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-So

lib - er - ty, no - ble free, all the trees lib - er - ty,

the Land of Thy woods and all Let that With free- dom's

.....

...-

--. pil - grim's pride, From ev - ery moun - tain -side heart with rap - ture thrills tern - pled hills; My rocks their si - lence break, breathe par- take; Let by Thy might, ho - ly light; Pro - tect us

-n-

511

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Let free - dom ring. Like that a - bove. The sound pro - long. Great God, our King.

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Gentle Peace, From Heaven Descended Rathbun. 8.7.8.7. ITHAMAR CONKEY, 1851

Unknown

...-/

1. Gen - tIe Peace, from heaven de-scend-ed, smile of beauty 2. Thou hast thrown a

3. Stay Thou with

us,

still

re - plen- ish -8-

396

We would live be - neath Thy law; O'er the mead-ow, hill, and grove; Fields with fruit, our - selves with love;

PATRIOTIC

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-1

Thou hast home and life be - friend-ed, Born of no - bIer deeds than war. Thou hast quick-ened us du - ty, Thou hast warmed our hearts to love. to Dis - cord and dis - sen - sion ban - ish, Peace - ful Spir - it from a - bove. _I Ir - r I~--..

512

-'--

God Bless Our Native Land! Dort. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4.

J. S. DWIGHT

LOWELL MASON, 1832

na - tive land I May Heaven's protect-ing hand Still guard our shore. May just and right-eous laws Up - hold the pub - lie cause, And bless our name; 3. And not this land a -lone, But be Thy mer-cies known From shore to shore;

....=-" rEi ---. .. 1

May peace her Home of the all 0 that

And We And

all pray form

\;i' our that one

tEe F L -

If.

Foe be trans - formed to friend, Strong-hold of lib - er - ty, That they should broth ers be,

power ex - tend, brave and free, men would see

.. .rights still fam

war rest wide

de - pend thee on ly, ~

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May The -fIL

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d ET.==n no no world

more. stain. o'er!

SPECIAL OCCASIONS

513

Once to Every Man and Nation Ton-y-botel. 8_7.8.7.D. T. J. WILLIAMS, 1890

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, 1845, alt.

i~ev - ery man and na - tion Comes the

1. Once to 2. Then to the 3. By 4. Though the

side with truth is light of burn - ing cause of e - vil

mo-ment to de-cide, no - ble When we share her wretched crust, martyrs, Christ, Thy bleeding feet we track, pros-per, Yet 'tis truth a - lone is strong;

......,,,

-~~

In the strife of truth with false-hood, For the Ere her cause bring fame and prof - it, And 'tis Toil - ing up new Cal - varies ev - er With the Though her portion be the scaf-fold, And up -

J7'~

Some great cause, God's new Mes - si - ah, Then it is the brave man choos-es, New oc - ca-sions teach new du - ties, Yet that scaf-fold sways the fu - ture,

good or e - viI side; prosperous to be just; cross that turns not back; on the throne be wrong; I" /III -

~-.-

Of - fering each the bloom or blight, While the cow-ard stands a - side, Time makes an-cient good un - couth j And, be - hind the dim un-known,

_19--(9-

And the choice goes by for - ev - er 'Twixt that dark-ness and that light. mul - ti - tude make vir - tue Of the faith they had de-nied. Till the They must up-ward still and on - ward, Who would keep a - breast of truth. God with-in the shad - ow, Keep-ing watch a - bove His own. Standeth -6-

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I ....... ~

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Music used by permission of W. Gwenlyn Evans and Son, Carnarvon, Wales.

398

NEW YEAR

514

Ring Out, Wild Bells Jordan. L.M.D. JOSEPH BARNBY, 1872

ALFRED TENNYSON, 1850

r.-

1. Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The fly - ing cloud, the frost -y light; 2. Ring out the grief that saps the mind, For those that here we see no more; 3. Ring out old shapes of foul dis-ease, Ring out the nar - rowing lust of gold;

-+-

The year will die ere Ring out the feud of rich and poor, Ring out the thou - sand wars of old,

peace.

Harmony

r.-

·mJgIJld~

JdJiwJb&D

---

-..,..-",

The year is go - ing, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true. Ring in the love of truth and right, Ring in the common love of good. Ring out the dark - ness of the land, Ring in the Christ that is to be.

J J ~-4il~J J

Used by permission of Novello & Company, Ltd.

399

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

515

Jesus, Where'er Thy People Meet Malvern. L.M.

WILLIAM COWPER (1731-1800)

LOWELL MASON (1792-1872)

1. Je - sus, where'er Thy peo - pie meet, There they be - hold Thy mer - cy seat; 2. For Thou, with-in no walls con-fined, Dost dwell with those of hum -ble mind; 3. Great Shepherd of Thy cho - sen few, Thy form - er mer - des now re - new;

-.-

-#-

Wher-e'er they seek Thee, Thou art found, And ev - ery place is hallowed ground; Such ev - er bring Thee where they come, And, go - ing, take Thee to their home. And to our wait - ing hearts pro-claim The sweetness of Thy sav - ing name. I -!L -f'-- -!L -,,-.

" "

516

Sweet the Time Innocents. 7.7.7.7.

GEORGE BURDER

"The Parish Choir," 1850

--,r. 1. Sweet the time, ex - ceed - ing sweet! When the saints to - geth - er meet, we then e - ter - nallove, Such 2. Sing as did the Fa - ther move; 3. Sing

the Son's

a - maz - ing love; How

He left

the realms a - bove,

we, too, the Spir - it's love; With our stub-born hearts He strove, 4. Sing 5. Sweet the time, ex - ceed - ing sweet, When the saints in heaven shall meet;

When the Sav- iour is He be - held the world Took our na - ture and Filled our minds with grief Je - sus still will be

~ the theme, un-done, our place, and fear, the theme,

••

When they join to sing of Him. Loved the world and gave His Son. Lived and died to save our race. Brought the pre-cious Sav - iour near. They shall a1- ways sing of Him . .'

400

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-----

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

517

There's No Other Name Like Jesus 8.7.8.7. With Refrain F. E. BELDEN, 1886

F.E. BELDEN

l..-

I. There's no oth - er

name like 2. There's no oth - er name like 3. 'Tis the hope that I shall 4. If He wills that I should 5. If He wills that death's cold

Je - sus, 'Tis the dear-est name we know, sad" J e - sus When the heart with grief is see Him When in glo - ry He ap - pears, la - bor In His vine-yard day by day, fin - ger Touch my feeble, mor - tal clay, +2-

-!'-

_ttL

I..'Tis the an - gel's joy in heav - en, 'Tis the Christian's joy be - low. There's no oth - er name like Je - sus When the heart is free and glad. h ear His welcome That my faint - ing spir - it cheers. 'Tis the hope to say. Then 'tis well if do or I on - Iy Je - sus Bless-es all Then 'tis well if my dy - ing trust and stay. on - Iy Je - sus Is ..L.

.(2..

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Refrain

Sweet name, dear name, There's no (sweet name) (dear name)

oth - er name like

Je - sus;

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It)

<-'

....

Sweet name, dear name, There's no (sweet name) (dear name)

~~--.----!'-~ -!'~-

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.,., po

401

...

•

oth - er name like J e - sus.

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

518

I Love to Tell the Story 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain WILLIAM G. FISCHER. 1869

KATHERINE HANKEY. 1866

1. I 2. I 3. I 4. I

love love love love

to to to to

tell the tell the tell the tell the

sto sto sto sto

un - seen things a - bove, - ryryj OfMore won - ful it seems - ryj 'Tis pleas -- der ant to re - peat - ryj For those who know it best

.....

Of Je - sus and His glo - ry, Than all the gold - en fan - cies What seems each time I tell it, ~eem hun - ger - ing and thirst- ing

Of Je - sus and His lovej Of all our gold - en dreams j More won - der - ful - ly sweetj like the restj it To hear

.JL

=1' love I love I love I And when

to tell the to tell the to tell the in scenes of

sto - ry, sto - ry, sto - ry, glo - ry

Be - cause It did

i a .Jill

I know 'tis truej me, so much for have nev - er heard the new, new song,

It And The 'Twill

sat is - fies is just that mes - sage of be the old,

my long- jng reason the sal - va - tion old sto - ry

By permission of the Estate of William G. Fischer. 402

-6-.

As noth - ing else can do. I tell it now to thee. From God's own ho ly word. That I have loved so long.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - ----- - - HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

love

tell

the

sto - ry; -fIL-

tell

the

old, old

'Twill

glo - ry

my theme in

-19-

sto - ry

J e - sus

and

His

love •

• •

519

How Shall I Follow Him? Gardiner. L.M. WILLIAM GARDINER'S

"Sacred Melodies," 1815

JOSIAH CONDER, alt., 1824, 1836

1. How shall I fol - low Him I serve? How shall I cop - y Him 2. Lord, should my path through suffering lie, For - bid that I should e'er 3. 0, let me think how Thou didst leave Thy heavenly home of pure 4. All this Thou didst, then died for me! Thou camest not Thy - self

I love? re - pine; de-lights, to please;

Nor from those blessed foot-steps swerve Which lead me to His seat a-bove? Nor heed my grief, re - membering Thine. Still let me turn to Cal- va - ry, To fast, to faint, to watch, to grieve, Through toilsome days, through lonely nights! Shall I not love Thee more than these? And, dear though earth-ly com-forts be,

-J ~/L

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403

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

520

Lift Him Up 8.7.8.7.D. With Refrain D. S.HAKES

MAY E. WARREN

-.1. Lift

Him up, 2. Lift Him up, 3. Lift Him up 4. 0 then lift

---.-the ... dy - ing look and live;

'tis He that bids you, Let this pre-cious Sav - iour, Let in all His glo - ry, 'Tis Him up in sing - ing, Lift ___ .JL ..fL. ___

To all wea - ry, thirst - ing sin - ners, They with will - ing hearts shall seek Him, Lift Him up, His love shall draw them, He, the glo - ri - ous Re-deem - er, -..... .JL ___

the mul - ti - tude be - hold; the Son of God on high; the Sav - iour up in prayer;

1:=

Liv - ing wa - ters will He give; He will draw them to His fold; E'en the care -less shall draw nigh; All the sins of men did bear;

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1-00

It#

And though once so meek and low - Iy, They shall gath - er from the way - side, Let them hear a - gain the sto - ry Yes, the young shall bow be - fore Him,

Yet the Prince of heaven was He; Hastening on with joy - ous feet, Of the cross, the death of shame; And the old their voic - es raise; ___ •

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___

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-....

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And the blind, who grope in dark-ness, Through the blood of Christ shall see. They shall bear the cross of Je - sus, And shall find sal - va - tion sweet. it; Might - y throngs shall bless His name. And from tongue to tongue re - peat All the deaf shall hear ho - san - nab; And the dumb shall shout His praise. ___ • ___ ___. -*___ -f1l.- ___ • -~

404

-------------------------------------------------------------HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

Lift

Him up,

the

ris - en

Sav - iour,

High

a - mid

the wait - ing throng;

.... ....

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Lift

=:::

Him up,

'tis

He that speak- eth,

521

Now He bids

you flee from wrong.

Jesus Calls Us Galilee. 8.7.8.7.

FRANCES ALEXANDER, 1852

WILLIAM II. JUDE, 1887

-~ 1. Je - sus calls us; o'er the tu - mult Of our life's wild, rest-less sea, 2. Je - sus calls us from the worship Of the vain world's gold-en store, 3. In our joys and in our sor-rows, Days of toil and hours of ease, 4. J e - sus calls usl By Thy mercies, Sav - iour, may we hear Thy call,

...

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j 1:31 Day by day His sweet voice soundeth, Say - ing,"Christian, fol-low Me." From each i-dol that would keep us, Say - ing,"Christian, love Me more." Still He calls, in cares and pleas-ures, "Chris-tian, love Me more than these." Give our hearts to Thy 0 - be - dience, Serve and love Thee best of all.

~ &if f [-tIF F I't ±t~F F~ English copyright by Reid Bros. Ltt , London, W.1. 40,5

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

522

Now Just a Word for Jesus 7.6.7.6. With Refrain

FANNY

J. CROSBY

W. H. DOANE

j'fi -1-: : l' ~ 1JJ3 .,

1. Now 2. Now 3. Now 4. Now 5. Now

just just just just just

a a a a a

word word word word word

for for for for for

true, so - sus; Your dear - est Friend for - given, - sus; You feel your sins can "· not

Je Je Je Je Je

it A cross - sus; the time be sus; Let not - sus; And if your faith be ..IL

Come, cheer And by say, To The heart's A rise

-t9-.

..IL

be lost; dim,

-II- •

--- .

---

our hearts and tell us His grace are striv - ing "I love my Sav - iour neg -lect - ed du - ty in all your weak - ness,

What He has done reach To a home Who gave His life Brings sor - row to And leave the rest

for you. in heaven. for me." its cost. to Him.

-II-

Refrain

~~t±4kddIJ Now

just

a word for

J e - sus-'Twill

help

our

way;

pray.

..... One

lit

tle word

for

J e - sus,

Used by permission of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane. 406

speak,

sing,

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

523

Take the Name of Jesus With You 8.7.8.7. With Refrain WILLIAM H . DOANE, 1899

LILLIAN BAXTER

•

-6/-

1. Take the name of Je - sus with you, er, 2. Take the name of Je - sus ev sus! the pre-cious name of Je 3.0 the name of Je - sus bow - ing, 4. At

.' ..

•

•• :iI!

Child of sor-rowand of woe; As a shield from ev - ery snare; How it thrills our souls with joy, Fall - ing pros-trate at His feet,

It will joy and com-fort give you, Take it, then, where'er you go. lf temp - ta-tions round you gath - er, Breathe that ho - Iy name in prayer. When His lov - ing arms receive us, And His songs our tongues em-ploy! King of kings in heaven we'l! crown Him, When our jour - ney is com-plete. J_

Refrain -6- •

Pre-cious name, o Precious name,

Hope of earth and joy of heaven; how sweet! o how sweet!

1':\

~~~~~~~~m_~~ Pre-ciousname, 0 how sweet! Hope of earth and joy Precious name, 0 how sweet, how sweet!

Used by permission of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane. 407

of heaven.

HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP

524

Tell Me the Old, Old Story Evangel. 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain

KATHERINE HANKEY,

WM. H. DOANE, 1870

1866

--'-

...........

1. Tell me the old, old sto - ry,

2. Tell me the sto - ry soft - Iy, 3. Tell me the same old sto - ry,

Of un-seen things a With ear-nest tones and When you have cause to

bove, Of J e - sus grave; Re - mem-ber fear That this world's

-J---"

-.and His I'm the emp-ty

glo - ry, sin - ner glo - ry

......

: I· •

-<9-:

Of Je - sus and His love; save; Whom J e - sus came to Is cost - ing me too dear;

.... ..... :

Tell me the sto - ry Tell me the sto - ry Yes, and when that world's

-'.

sim-ply, al - ways, glo - ry

As If Is

r'to

a lit - tie child, For you would really be, In dawn-ing on my soul, Tell

I am an - y me the

weak and time of old, old

Refrain

...........

And help -less and de - filed. A com - fort-er to me. Tell me the old, old sto - ry, "Christ Je - sus makes thee whole."

wea - ry, trou - ble, sto - ry:

---

Tell me the

io"

ld ±t±d4f$f~~ ~IS ilUlj ~ a'3BI~ old, old sto - ry,

Tell me the old, old sto - ry,

io" Used by permission of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane. 408

Je - sus

and His love.

SABBATH SCHOOL - HOLY SPIRIT

525

Baptize Us Anew 5.5.6.5. With Refrain

W.A. OGDEN

1. Bap - tize 2. Un - wor 3. 0 heav 4. 0 list

us thy en the

•I .~

.J I -i d a 0 .d I ; a a Hd±l

With 0 We Thou

love, 0 wash us plead Thy My art

re - fresh usl and cleanse us rich bless - ing; lov - ed, be

•I

Dear From In Well

Say - iour, draw sin's guilt - y draw mer - cy pleas - ed I

nigh. stain. nigh. am.

•

Refrain

We (Last va.) We

•I

hum - bly praise Thee,

be we

- seech Thee, Lord bless Thee, dear

Je - sus, Lamb that

we was

pray, slain,

.the a -

Spir - it bap - tize dore Thee, A - men

409

us and

to - day. A - men.

SABBATH SCHOOL

526

0, Spread the Tidings Round The Comforter Has Come. 6.6.6.6.6.6.6. WILLIAM J . KIRKPATRICK

F . BoTTOME

J-2 i

1. 0, 2. The 3. 4. Sing,

...

ev morn shall bove

-s

;•

spread long, bound 'till

the long less the

ti night Love ech

...

....

man

is at tongue of vault - ed

this the

•

...

--- . And hu - man woes of And fu - ry The match - less grace To all be - low

'--

Wher And To And

~ a - bound; Let the blast, As di vine- That ply, re In

claim the joy - ful The day ad - vanc - es Should in His im - age The song that ne'er will ~

...

dings is di oes

round, past, vine I fly

WherThe How A-

found, last; mine sky,

- ing breaks

~gg

..s.I-51

sound: fast. shine! die:

- ev - er

hu - man hearts hushed the dread - ful wail won - dering mor - tals tell all the saints a - bove

...

ev o'er

- ery Chris-tian tongue

I, strains

the a of

-#. •

The The The The .

--6)•

gold - en child of end -less

...

- er

Com - fort Com - fort Com - fort Com - fort -

er er er

hills sin, love, --6).

has has has has

cornel come! cornel cornel --6).

JESUS' LOVE AND SYMPATHY

527

I Hear the Saviour Say 6.6.6.6. With Refrain JOHN T . GRAPE

MRS. ELVINA M. HALL

-0-

.....~

•

--,r

Sav- iour say, "Thy strength in - deed is small; 1. I hear the Thy power, and Thine a - lone, find 2. Lord, now indeed I Thy grace to claim, Where - by I 3. Since noth - ing good have stand in Him com - plete, 4. And when be - fore the throne I

==s

~'-'

.. • • ~

-0-

Child of weak - ness, watch and pray, change the lep - er's spots, Can wash my gar - ment white I'U lay I'U my tro - phies down,

all." Find in Me thine all in of stone. the heart melt And In the blood of Cal-vary's Lamb. All down at Je - sus' feet.

,,--.. $-

r'"='

Refrain

~'-"'~

-4

- sus

•

paid

all,

All

Him

"..

owe;

• Sin

had

left

crim - son stain;

411

I $Ii: I ; tlb#4D I He washed it

white as

snow.

SABBATH SCHOOL

528

Oh, the Best Friend to Have Is Jesus 9.9.7.7.9. With Refrain

P. P . BILHORN

P . P. BILHORN

~~ i~}:-c-};r- H (~) --.- •

II -.---.--.

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1. Oh, the best friend to have is 2. What a friend I have found in 3. Though I pass through the night of 4. When at last to our home we ~

Je - sus; When the cares of life up-on you J e - sus! Peace and com-fort to my soul He sor - row, And the chill - y waves of Jor- dan gath - er, With the faith-ful who have gone be-lI-_ -lI-- • fIL-#- .

--'--

,-:

roll, brings; roll, fore,

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the wound-ed heart, He on His might - y arm, I will need I shrink nor fear, For my sing up - on the shore, Prais-ing

Refrain

fear no ill Sav - iour is Him for - ev -

_~ ~ ~---.r:==F=f1C C~ C~¥I

Je - sus. The best friend to have is Je sus, Je-sus every day, -lI--

is -1'-' -I'- ./L-

-I'--

- .-

sus; Je Je - sus all the way,

d lI-

•

11~ ,t J

He will help you when you fall,

..Ii.

=tt=

--.

He will hear you when you call;

\!.'

Oh,

the best friend to have

Je - sus.

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-'9-

JESUS' LOVE AND SYMPATHY

529

I Will Sing of Jesus' Love 7.7.7.7. With Refrain

F. E . BEL D E N , 1886

F.E. BELDEN

-.- -r -~. -;- i

r C. r-r

6·

1. 1 will sing (I will sing) of Je - sus' love, Sing of Him (sing of Him) 2. Ere a tear (ere a tear) had dimmed mine eyes,Je - sus' tears (Je-sus'tears) 3. 0 the depths (0 the depths) of love di - vine! Earth or heaven (earth or heaven)

4. Nothing good (noth-inggood) for Him I've done; How could He (how could He)

U-L --.-: -..,.. bright worlds a - bove, faint prayer could rise, dark as mine as my heart is won,

who first loved me; For He left me did flow; Ere my first for can nev - er know How that sins such love be - stow? Lord, 1 own

And died on Cal - va - ry. He had prayed in tones of woe. Can be made as white as snow. my love to show. Helpme now ,-..fIL.

Je - sus' love,

.....

.". 1

will

sing

will sing) of

..fIL • ..fIL

End -less praise (end-less praise) my heart shall give;

has

r____l died (He has died) that ..fIL.

1 might live- I

will sing

His love

me . .(2..

SABBATH SCHOOL

530

The Great Physician Now Is Near 8.7.8.7. With Refrain Arr. by J. H. STOCKTON

WILLIAM HUNTER

'" -,r

-,r

.,-.

1. The Great Phy - si - cian now is near, The sym - pa - thiz - ing Je - sus; 2. All glo - ry to the dy - ing Lamb! I now be-lieve in Je - sus; 3. His name dis - pels my guilt and fear; No oth - er name but Je - sus; 4. And when He comes to bring the crown-The crown of life and g!o - ry-

-,r

• -,r

He speaks, the droop - ing heart to cheer, I love the bless - ed Sav-iour's name, o how my soul de-lights to hear Then by His side we will sit down,

•

....•

0 hear the voice of Je - sus! I love the name of Je - sus. The pre-cious name of Je - sus! And tell re-demp-tion's sto - ry.

Refrain

Sweetest note

.. Sweet - est

ser - aph song,

on mor - tal tongue,

-,r car - 01

Sweetest name

ev - er sung-

414

J e - sus, bless - ed

Je - sus!

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JESUS' LOVE AND SYMPATHY

531

I've Found a Friend Friend. B.7.B.7.D.

J. G. SMALL, 1866

----+------+--

-. ~-

1. I've found

2. I've found 3. I've found 4. I've found

GEORGE C. STEBBINS, 1906

\0>1'

a Friend; oh, such a Friend! He loved me ere I knew Him; a Friend; oh, such a Friend! He bled, He died to save me; a Friend; oh, such a Friend! All power to Him is giv - en ; a Friend; oh, such a Friend! So kind, and true, and ten - der,

-.-. -.- -,j". drew me with the cords of love, And thus He bound me to Him. And not a -lone the gift of life, But His own self He gave me. To guard me on my up - ward course, And bring me safe to heav - en. So wise a coun - se - lor and guide, So might - y a de - fend - er.

And 'round my heart still close - ly twine Nought that I have my own I call, The e - ter - nal glo - ries gleam a - far, From Him, who loy - eth me so well,

For I am His, and He is mine, My heart, my strength, my life, my all, So now to watch, to work, to war, Shall life or death, or earth or hell?

Those ties which nought can sev - er, I hold it for the Giv - er; To nerve my faint en - deav - or; What power my soul can sev - er?

For - ev - er and Are His, and His And then to rest No; I am His

for - ev - er. for - ev - er. for - ev - er. for - ev - er.

'" 415

SABBATH SCHOOL

532

I Have a Friend So Precious My Lord and 1. 7.6.8.6.8.6.7.4.

MRS. L . SHOREY

HUBERT P. MAIN

1. I

have a Friend so 2. Some-times I'm faint and 3. I tell Him all my 4. He knows that I am

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me, pre - cious, So ver - y dear to knows that wea - ry, I am weak, He sor - rows, I tell Him all my joys, long - ing Some wea - ry soul to win,

t¥U-IF f f -, -.-==-

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He And I And

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loves me with such ten - der love, He He bids me lean on Him , His as tell Him all that pleas - es me, I go and speak The so He bids me

I loves so faith - ful - ly; help I glad - ly seek; tell Him what an-noys; lov - ing word for Him;

-- ---

could not live a - part from Him, I He leads me in the paths of light, He tells me what I ought to do, He bids me tell His won - drous love,

love to feel Him nigh, I sun - ny sky, Be - neath a try, He tells me how to And why He came to die,

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And And And And

so so so so

we we we we

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dwell walk talk work

to to to

- geth - er,

- geth -- er,er, - geth geth - er,

My My My My -#-

416

Lord Lord Lord Lord

and and and and

I. I. I.

SUFFERINGS AND DEATH

533

On a Hill Far Away The Old Rugged Cross. 12.8.12.8. With Refrain GEORGE BENNARD, 1913

GEORGE BENNARD

'=fQ-~.LLJ~n IM--f¥I~iiA!.$M --.,- ...... .. ...... I::: '-"-1. On a hill 2. Oh, that old 3. In the old 4. To the old

far a - way stood an old rug-ged cross, rug-ged cross, so de-spised by the world, rug-ged cross, stained with blood so di - vine, rug-ged cross I will ev - er be true,

The em - blem of Has a won-drous atA won - drous Its shame and re -

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- -

suf - fering and shame, trac - tion for me, beau-ty I see' proach gladly be~;

.. -.. .

And I love that old cross where the dear-est and best For the dear Lamb of God left His glo - ry a - bove, For'twas on that old cross J e - sus suf-fered and died,

Th..H,'l

to my

<all m' "m,d.y

he: '5 ~

... ~"

Refrain"

fAki'i 1 ~ ifan~ lip.tp __

/110

For a world of lost sin-ners was slain. To bear it to dark Cal- va - ry. So To par - don and sanc - ti - fy me. Where His glo - ry for - ev - er I'll share.

I'll cher - ish the old rug-ged cross,

-~-

........ .. •

cross, Till my tro-phies at old rug-ged cross,

.,..

the

last

lay

down;

I will cling to the

. . ...

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.,..

[

old rug - ged cross, And ex-change it someday cross, the old rug-ged cross,

417

for

crown.

SABBATH SCHOOL

534

Tell Me the Story of Jesus B.7.B.7.D. With Refrain JOHN R. SWENEY

FANNY J. CROSBY

1. Tell me the sto - ry of J e - sus, Write on my heart ev - ery word, 2. Fast - ing, a - lone in the des - ert, Tell of the days that He passed, 3. Tell of the cross where they nailed Him, Writh-ing in an- guish and pain;

Tell me the sto - ry most pre - cious Sweet - est that ev - er was heard; How for our sins He was tempt-ed, Yet was tri-urn - phant at last; Tell of the grave where they laid Him, Tell how He liv - eth a-gain;

Tell how the an - gels, in cho - rus, of the years of His la - bor, Tell Love in that sto - ry so ten - der,

J. ~

Glo - ry He was Stay, let

... -.: ~

Sang as they wel-comed His birth, Tell of the sor - row He bore, Clear - er than ev - er I see;

to God in the high - est, despised and af - fiict - ed, me weep while you whis - per,

~ ~:C: 1.. ~~ r;

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Peace and good ti - dings to earth. Home-less, re - ject -ed, and poor. Love plUd the ran-som for me.

~.... ~ r: "4-g~ t·=. =~ r-e' ;I: 4111

SUFFERINGS AND DEATH Refrain

J e - sus,

Write on

myheart ev - ery word,

the sto - ry most pre - cious,

Sweet-est

that ev - er

Tell me the sto - ry

Tell

535

was heard.

'Tis Finished! Olden. L.M. LOWELL MASON (1792.1872)

SAMUEL STENNETT, 1787

1." 'Tis 2. 'Tis 3. 'Tis 4. 'Tis

fin - ished!" so the Sav-iour cried, And meek-Iy bowed His head, and died; fin - ished! that which heaven fore-told By prophets in the days of old; fin-ished! Son of God, Thy power Hath triumphed in this aw - ful hour; fin - ished! let the joy - ful sound Be heard through all the na-tions round;

g Iii 3i 111 g Ii-t 3 dB ~ Ij II 'Tis fin - ished! yes, the race is run, The bat - tIe fought, the vic - tory won. o-pened to our view That kings and prophets n,ev - er knew. And truths are And yet our eyes with sor-row see That life to us was death to Thee. 'Tis fin - ished! let the tri-umph rise, And swell the chorus of the skies I

419

SABBATH SCHOOL

536

It May Be at Morn Christ Returneth. 12.12.12.7. With Refrain

H . L. TURNER

JAMES MCGRANAHAN

z:;i

1. It 2. It 3. 0

may be may be joy! 0

••

. ,-

•

-.-

at mom, when the day is a - wak - ing, When sun-light through at mid - day, it may be at twi-light, It may be, perde -light! should we go with - out dy - ing, No sick-ness, no r.-.

dark - ness and shad-ow is break-ing, That J e - sus will come in the chance, that the blackness of mid-night Will burst in - to light in the sad - ness, no dread, and no cry - ing, Caught up through the clouds with our .fL- ..fIL- ...... - .fL--

...

of of His in - to

glo ry glo ry, glo - ry,

To re - ceive from When Je - sus When sus Je

-II-

JL~

-II-

-+---'='

the world His own. re - ceives His own. His own.

.f2-

Refrain

-.-

Lord J e - sus, how long, how long .(2-

"'"

!II.

Ere we shout the glad song?

..fIL-

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iI"

.....

turn-eth, Hal-Ie -Iu- jah! hal- Ie - lu - jahl ~:

...... ,,,...

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A- men, Hal-Ie - Iu - jah! A -men.

......

420

SECOND COMING

537

Called to the Feast When the King Comes In. 9.9.9.5. With Refrain E . S.LoRENZ

J.E . LANDOR

~ iii"

.' • . ...

1. Called to the feast by the King are we, Sit - ting, perhaps, where His 2. Crowns on the head where the thorns have been, Glo - ri - fied He who once 3. Like lightning's flash will that in - stant show Things hid - den long from both in white wed-ding 4. Joy - fui His eye shall on each one rest Who is

-.--'--.~,~J ,- '

•

1- '

•

peo pIe How will be; Splen - did died for men; friend and foe; Just what well gar - ments dressed; Ah!

it the we for

fare, friend, with thee and me be - fore us then, vi - sion will each neigh - bor know, are if we stand the test, us

Refrain

f' a: U4L I i: ~ iP~:~ When When When When

the King comes in? the King comes in. When the King comes in, broth-er, When the King comes the King comes in. the King comes in.

61-

inl

How will

fare

with thee

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421

and

When the King comes in?

SABBATH SCHOOL

538

When Jesus Shall Gather the Nations He Will Gather the Wheat. 9.8.9.8. With Refrain

JOlIN R. SWENEY

HARRIET B. M'KEEVER (\

...

--.-.

1. When

J e - sus shall gath - er

the 2. Shall we hear, from the lips of the 3. He will smile when He looks on His 4. Then let us be watch-ing and S. Thus liv - ing with hearts fixed on ~--:" • • • -.. .-t*-

~ -S- :$- ..........- ---na - tions, Be - fore Him at last Sav - iour, The words "Faithful serchi! - dren, And sees on the ranwait - ing, With lamps bum-ing steadpa - tience we wait heav - en, In a

I I

...

to ap - pear, vant, well done," somed His seal; y and bright; for the time

Then how shall we stand in the Or, trem- bling with fear and with He will clothe them in heav - en - ly When the Bride-groom shall call to the W~n, th~tys ~. ~ pil - grim - age

judg - ment, When an - guish, Be beau - ty, As wed - ding, 0 end - ed, We'll

wE: f I~-: IB~:r IF t· t f 5: f IF F If?l ¥8-. .; j i ; flP. I;' liS f; ted i t ~

Refrain

sum-moned our sen - tence to hear? ban - ished a - way from His throne? low at His foot - stool they kneel. He will gath - er the wheat in may we be read - y for flight! bask in the ~re_s - enc: di - vine. • ..... ..fL .L-' -"'-

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gar -

ner,

But

v:-1

f ~ IFff F1F t- ~ f'

the chaff

will

His

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scat - ter

a - way;

Then

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how shall we stand in ..fL

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1= . t= .....

the judg - ment

the great res - ur - rec - tion day?

SECOND COMING

539

In the Glad Time of the Harvest When the King Shall Claim His Own. 8.7.8.7.0. EDWIN BARNES, 1886

L. D. SANTEE

1. In the glad time of the harvest, the rap - ture of His peo - pIe I 2. 0 3. Long they've toiled with-in the har - vest, 4. We shall greet the loved and lov - ing,

In the grand mil - len - nial year, Long they've dwelt on earth's low sod, Sown the pre - cious seed with tears; Who have left us lone -ly here;

~ 8rf PPb1 f: 1& &IF-: e ~ Slpo When the King shall take His scep- ter, With their hearts e'er turn-ing home-ward, Soon they'll drop their heav - y bur - dens Ev - ery heart - ache will be ban-ished

~ #=

1'-. .J.

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And to judge the world ap - pear, Rich in faith and love to God. In the glad mil - len- nial years; When the Sav - iour shall appear; -*- -IL

be e H'15 5 f· B B BIA

•

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Earth and sea shall yield their treasure, They will share the life im - mor - tal, They will share the bliss of heav - en, N ev - er grieved with sin or sor - row,

All shall stand be - fore the throne; They will know as they are known, N ev - er- more to sigh or moan; Nev - er wea - ry or a - lone;

L~ ~JA.

~'=k~ ~

\Bt.

.LG--U

Just a - wards will then be giv - en, They will pass the pear - ly por - tal, Star - ry crowns will then be giv - en, 0, we long for that glad mor- row

LL~

1'-.

When the King shall claim His own. When the King shall claim His own. When the King shall claim His own. When the King shall claim His own.

J. -~ t'.

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... I

423

...

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SABBATH SCHOOL

540

We Know Not the Hour 12.12.12.6. With Refrain

F. E. BELDEN

F.E.BELDEN

1. We know not the hour of the Mas-ter's 2. There's light for the wise who are seek - ing

ap - pear - ing; Yet signs all foresal - va - tion; There's truth in the

3. We'll watch and we'll pray, with our lamps trimmed and burning; We'll work and we'll

n ®

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tell book wait

that the mo-ment i s near - ing When He shall re - turnof the Lord's rev - e - la - tion; Each proph - e - cy points till the Mas - ter's re - turn - ing; We'll sing and re - joice, -(9~ I I \ -f'- -f'-f'f'-f'-

-#-

.....

'tis a to the ev - ery

!:..

prom - ise most cheer - ing- But great con - sum - rna - tion- But 0 - men dis - cern - ing- But

we know we know we know

not not not

the the the

hour. hour. hour.

Refrain

=::

will

---

come, He

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let

us watch and

..... will ..... come, .... .....

=::

will

come in

the

.....

come, hal - Ie - Iu - jah! hal - Ie - Iu - jah! He will come,

=::

read - Yj

SECOND COMING

clouds of

His

541

Fa - ther's bright glo - ry- But

we know not

the

hour.

Lift Up the Trumpet Jesus Is Coming Again. 10.7.10.7. With Refrain

JESSIE E. STROUT

GEORGE E . LEE

= ::§:l

1. Lift up the trumpet, and loud let it ring: J e - sus 2. Ech - 0 it, hill-tops; proclaim it, ye plains: J e - sus 3. Sound it, old 0 - cean, in each mighty wave: J e - sus 4. Heavings of earth, tell the vast, wondering throng: J e - sus 5. N a - tions are an - gry-by this we do know J e - sus

.E.

is com - ing a - gain! is com - ing a - gain! is com - ing a - gain! is com - ing a - gain! is com - ing a - gain!

... Cheer up, ye pil-grims, be joy - ful and sing; J e - sus Com - ing in glo - ry, the Lamb that was slain; Je - sus Break on the sands of the shores that ye lave; J e - sus Tern - pests and whirlwinds, the an-them prolong; J e - sus Knowledge in-creas-es; men run to and fro; Je - sus

is com-ing is coming is com-ing is com-ing is coming

a- gain! a - gain! a - gain! a - gain! a- gain!

-,.,.-. Com - ing

a - gain, com - ing

a- gain,

425

J e - sus

com - ing

a - gain!

SABBATH SCHOOL

542

We Know Not the Time When He Cometh Waiting and Watching. 9.S.9.S.D. With Refrain

8 . M.H.

WILL H. PONTIUS

~ e-ven, or mid-night, or mom; 1. We know not the time when He com - eth, At 2. I think of His won-der - ful pit - y, The price our salva - tion hath cost; 3.0

Je- sus, my lov-ing Re-deem-er,

Thou knowest I cher- ish as

dear

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It may be at deep-en - iog twi - light; It may be at ear - li - est dawn. He left the bright mansions of gIo - ry To suf - fer and die for the lost. The hope that mine eyes shall be-hold Thee, That I shall Thine own welcome hear I

He bids us to watch and be read - y, Nor suf - fer our lights to grow dim, And sometimes I think it will please Him, When those whom He died to re - deem If to some as a judge Thou ap-pear - est, Who forth from Thy presence would flee,

--c~

......

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That when He shall come, He may find us All wait-ing and watching for Him. Re - joice in the hope of His com - ing By wait-ing and watching for Him. A Friend most be-Iov - ed I'll greet Thee, I'm wait-ing and watching for Thee.

~ Refrain

~ ~ Wait ing ing, ing ing; Waiting and watching, yes, waiting for Thee, Waiting and watching, yes,waiting for Thee; ....- -

•

426

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.11- ...... -

SECOND COMING

. .:-.

I ~I

Wait ing and watch ing, Still wait -ing and watching for Thee. Waiting and watching, yes, waiting and watching,

....

543

Tell It to Every Kindred and Nation Hail Him the King of Glory. 10.5.10.6. With Refrain

HENRY DE FLUITER

HENRY DE FLUtTER

-.1. Tell it to ev - ery kin - dred and na - tion, Tell it far and near; 2. N a - tions a - gain in strife and com-mo- tion, Warn-ings by the way; 3. Chil-dren of God look up with re - joic- ing; Shout and sing His praise; ~

-.-

t\1fffJE ~ Ff If c e f fj ftF F r Et¥t1 I

Earth's darkest night will fade with the dawn-ing, Je - sus will soon ap - pear. Signs in the heav-ens, un - err - ing 0 - mens, Her - aid the glo - rious day. Bless - ed are they who, wait - ing and watching, Look for the dawn-ing rays.

~ -11-- .... •

-...

I -.-

•

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-I Refrain

Hail

Him

the

King

::C:. #-

..IL..IL

Tell,

tell the ~:

won-drous -IL -11._

glo - ry,

Once the Lamb for

sin-ners slain;

~ FE' , EF+F-=~ r

::c:

sto - ry,

Henry de Fluiter, owner.

427

"Je - sus comes to

&t reign."

SABBATH SCHOOL

0' er All the Land

544

Come, Saviour, Come. 10.10.10.12. With Refrain

W. C. GAGE

HENRY C. WORK

~*~-,~~~~ _.

ill·

r Ed

1. O'er all th! land have the signs now ap - peared, Tell - ing us 2. Signs in the sun and the moon and the stars Faith - ful - ly 3. These, to the pi! - grim, are 0 - mens of cheer, Toil - ing and 4. Th~ I,t "I - !y, ~ f,,'h ~ ~I. ; :

'!'

u' ;

F &~fij¥~' ffd~E-'

11£J.=tt6<~-J'~IT iri'~2ZJ ..· I""

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soon our dear Say - iour will come; is near; show that the great day in life's gloom - y way; sigh - ing hear our dear Lord's lov - ing voice; -I'-

Long has the worn pi! - grim Na - tions dis- tressed by the All, all pro - claim that the Those who will now all their

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watched, hoped, and feared, Wait-ing for that bless-ed hope; 0 come, Sav - iour,come. ru mors And the hearts of wick - ed men are fail - ing for fear. Say - iour And the light is dawn-ing of that soon - coming day. er rors Soon the pearl- y gates will en - ter- sing and re -joice .

-- . . IL

~~efrain

~~ "'.

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Sound forth the

long, loud, and clear; ·IL .IL' -1'-.(2.

ap-pear;

All hearts re - spond

-I'-

tid - ings,

iii'"

428

J e - sus

com - ing, and

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.-.

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I as

we long

for

our home,

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SECOND COMING

"Quick - ly

come,

bless - ed

come,

Je - sus,

Sav - iour, come!"

~se;E- I f={~o 545

Face to Face With Christ My Saviour Face to Face. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

MRS_ FRANK A. BRECK

GRANT COLFAX TuLLAR

• •

-.-----.1

1. Face 2. On 3. What 4. Face

c,;

to face with Christ my Sav - iour, Face to face, what will it be, ly faint - ly now I see Him, With the datkening veil be-tween, re - joic - ing in His pres - ence, When ate ban-ished grief and pain; to face! oh, bliss-fuI mo - ment! Face to face--to see and know;

--- --- ---• *-. -.-

When with rap - ture I ~e - hold ~im, J e - sus Christ, who died But a bless - ed day IS com - mg, When His glo - ry shall When the crook - ed ways are straightened, And the datk things shall Face to face with my Re-deem - er, Je - sus Christ, who loves

Face

face

all

His glo - ry

-#-

I shall see Him by -'

for me? be seen. be plain! me so.

and

SABBATH SCHOOL

546

The Coming King Is at the Door Even at the Door. 8.8.8.6. With Refrain

F . E. BELDEN

F . E. BELDEN, 1886

i·····

1. The com - ing King is at the door, Who once the cross for sin - ners bore, 2. The signs that show His com - ing near Are fast ful - fill- ing year by year, 3. Look not on earth for strife to cease, Look not be - low for joy and peace, 4. Then in the glo-rious earth made new We'll dwell the countless a-ges through;

...

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But now the right-eous ones a - lone, And soon we'll hail the glo-rious dawn Un - til the Sav - iour comes a - gain This mor - tal shall im-mor - tal be,

_-1!::

...

2,'

.... ~ ..fl-' ~e:..

•

c;; •

He comes to gath - er home. Of heaven's e - ter - nal mom. To ban - ish death and sin. And time, e - ter - ni - ty. ~

....

...

....

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-:; •

Refrain

.-... at the door, At the door, yes, e - ven at the door; the door, at the door, J-'I

~ I

•

jj'

ing, He is com ing, He is He is com com-ing a-gain, com-ing a- gain, .fIL ~

e - ven at the door.

...

SECOND COMING

547

The Golden Morning Is Fast Approaching Gleams of the Golden Morning. 10.5.10.5. With Refrain

s. J. GRAHAM

fast ap-proach-ing; Je - sus soon will come na - tions round; 2. The gos - pel sum-mons will soon be car - ried To the 3. At - tend - ed by all the shin - ing an - gels, Down the flam - ing sky 4. There those loved ones who have long been part -ed, Will all meet that day;

1. The gold - en mom - ing is

To their prom-ised home. And the trum - pet sound. Where they will not die. Will be wiped a - way.

To take His faith - fu) and hap - py chil-dren The Bridegroom then will cease to tar - ry The Judge will come, and will take His peo- pie The tears of those who are bro - ken - heart-ed ~;--..~

Refrain

see

Pierc

through

the

gleams

J..-

this

the

gold - en

mom - ing

J..-

night

gloom!

see

will

burst

the

gleams ./1--

the

gold - en

mom - ing

43'1

That

-.-

tomb.

SABBATH SCHOOL

548

Sweet Promise Is Given Hold Fast Till I Come. 10.11.10..11. With Refrain

F. E. BELDEN

F. E.BELDEN

1. Sweet prom-ise is given to all who be-lieve-"Be - hold I come quickly, Mine 2. We'll "watch un - to prayer" with lamps burning bright j He comes to all oth-ers a 3. Yes! this is our hope, 'tis built on His word- The glo-rious ap-pear-ing of ___

-__

.{2.

own to re - ceive j old fast till I come j the dan - ger "thief in the night." We know He is near, but know not Je - sus, our Lord j Of prom - is - es all, it stands as

Sleep day- As sum: "Be-

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Refrain

.fIL

~ .~;

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not as do oth - erSj be watch-ful, and wait." spring shows that summer is not far a - way. "Hold fast tiII hold I come quick-ly, hold fast till I come." ,..-.

I come j" sweet

!... '" -s-.,

promise of heaven-"The kingdom restored, to you shall be given." "Come, enter My .{2.

joy, sit down on My throne j Bright crowns are in wait-ing j hold fast

•

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till

I come."

SECOND COMING

549

Watch, Ye Saints Jesus Comes. L.M. With Refrain WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRlCll:

MRS. PHOEBE PALMER

1. Watch, ye saints, with eye-lids wak-ing; Lo I the powers of heaven are shak-ing; 2. Lo I the prom-ise of your Sav-iour, Par-doned sin and pur-chased fa - vor, 3. Kmg-doms at their base are crumbling, Hark I His char - iot wheels are rumbling; 4. N a-tions wane, though proud and stately; Christ His king-dom hast-eneth great-Iy; 5. Sin - ners,come, while Christ is pleading; Now for you He's in - ter- ced-ing;

Keep your lamps all trimmed and burning, Read - y for your Lord's re - turn - ing. Blood-washed robes and crowns of glo -ry; Haste to tell re-demp-tion's sto - ry. Tell, 0 tell of grace a - bounding, Whilst the sev - enth trump is sounding. Earth her lat - est pangs is summing; Shout, ye saints, your Lord is com - ing. Haste, ere grace and time di - minished Shall proclaim the mys - tery fin - ished;

Lol He comes, 101

Je - sus comes; Lol He comes, He comes a11- glo-riousl

Je - sus comes to reign vic - to - rious, Lol He comes, yes, Je - sus comes. r--

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550

Beautiful Valley of Eden 8.6.8.6. With Refrain Wn.LIAM F. SHERWIN (1826-1888)

W. O. CUSHING

1. Beau - ti - ful val - ley of E - den, Sweet is thy noon-tide calm; 2. 0 - ver the heart of the mourn - er Shin - eth the gold - en day, 3. There is the home of my Sav-jour; There, with the blood-washed throng,

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o - ver the hearts of

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balm. wea - ry, Breath-ing thy waves of an - gels Down from the far a - way. glo - ry Roll - eth the great new song.

the Waft - ing the songs of the o - ver the high-lands of

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Beau - ti - fuI

n Itl

E - den, Home of

..,

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..,

r:: ~ ~ ~. : 434

the pure and blest, How the pure and blest,

...

of - ten a -mid the wild bil - lows

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val - ley

...

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I dream of

thy rest, sweet rest!

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HIS KINGDOM AND REIGN

551

There's a Land That Is Fairer Than Day Sweet By and By. 9.9.9.9. With Refrain

J. P . WEBSTER

S. F. BENNETT

1. There's a land that is fair - er than day, 2. We shall sing on that beau - ti - ful shore 3. To our boun - ti - ful Fa - ther a - bove,

And by faith we can The me - 10 - dious We will of - fer a

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?:T'

see it songs of trib - ute

For the Fa - ther waits 0 - ver the way, To prea - far; a the blest, And our spir - its shall sor - row no more, Not of praise, For the glo - ri - ous gift of His love, And the .(2..

Refrain

pare us a dwell - ing place there. sigh for the bless - ing of rest. bless - ings that hal - low our days.

the sweet

by In

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the sweet

In the

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and

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Col'

sweet by and by, We shall meet on that beau-ti - fu1 shore. In the sweet by and by,

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SABBATH SCHOOL

552

I Will Sing You a Song Home of the Soul. 12.8.12.8.8.12.8. PHILIP PHILLIPS

ELLEN H. GATItS

1. I will sing you a song 2. 0, that home of the soul! 3. That un-change- a - ble home 4. 0, how sweet it will be

of in is in

that beau - ti - ful land, The far - a - way my vi -sions and dreams Its bright, jas - per for you and for me, Where J e - sus of that beau - ti - ful land, So free from all

~ ~ --~ ~ home of the soul, Where no storms ev - er beat on the glit - ter - ing strand, fan - cy but thin - Iy the veil in - ter-venes walls I can see, Till I N az - a - reth stands; The King of all king-doms for - ev - er is He, Bor - row and pain; With Bongs on our lips and with harps in our hands,

~~ E ~ E IE IP[!f eM ezei- if 1& ~

While the years of e - ter - ni - ty roll, While the years of e - ter - ni - ty roll; Be tween the fair cit - y and me, Be - tween the fair cit - y and me; And He hold - eth our crowns in His hands, And He hold-eth our crowns in His hands; To meet one an - oth - er a - gain! To meet one an - oth - er a - gain!

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Where no storms ever beat on the glit-ter-ing strand, While the years of eter - ni - ty roll. Till I fan - cy but thin -Iy the veil in - tervenes Be - tween the fair cit - y and me. The King of all kingdoms for-ev - er is He, And He holdeth our crowns in His hands. With songs on our lips and with harps in our hands, To meet one an - other a-gain I r. n

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HIS KINGDOM AND REIGN

553

On Jordan's Stormy Banks C.M. With Refrain

T.C.O'KANJD

SAMUEL STENNETT

eye Jor - dan's storm - y banks I stand, And cast a wish - ful 2. O'er all those wide - ex - tend - ed plains Shines one e - ter - nal day; 3. When shall I reach that hap - py place, And be for - ev - er blest? stay; 4. Filled with de -light, my rap - tured soul Would here no

• To Ca - naan's fair and hap - py land, Where my pos - ses - sions lie. There Christ, the Sun, for - ev - er reigns, And scat- ters night a - way. When shall I see my Fa - ther's face, And in His king - dom rest? Though Jordan's waves a - round me roll, Fear - less I'd launch a - way.

Refrain

will rest

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the fair

and hap - py .fIL

.fIL'

land,

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.fIL

a -

.. jI'

the ev - er-green shore; Sing the song of ev - er-green shore; .fIL

Mo - ses and the

Lamb

and

by,

And -1'--

dwell ...

437

with

Je - sus .fIL •

ev - er - more.

SABBATH SCHOOL

554

There Is a Land of Corn and Wine Beulah Land. L.M. With Refrain JOHN R. SWENEY

EDGARPAGII

1. There is a land of com and wine, And all its joys will soon be mine; sweet commun - ion that will be I 2. My Sav- iour then will walk with me; 0 3. A sweet per-fume up - on the breeze, Will come from ev - er ver - nal trees, 4. The zeph- yrs then will la - den be With sounds of sweet -est mel - 0 - dy, ~

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pa:s~d

:s.y.

Trere shines un-dimmed one bliss-fuI day, For earth's dark night h:S : He'll gent - ly lead me by the hand, In that ce - les - tial, hap - py land. And flowers that nev - er fad - ing grow, Where streams of life for - ev - er flow. an - gels, with the ransomed throng, Join in the sweet re - demp-tion song. As

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Beu - lah land I sweet Beu -lah land I Up - on ~.

And view the

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JIIIIo

•

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on that

sea, And man-sions fair, pre - pared for me, .IlL.

(Il~

thy heights I

JIIIIo

- _.. -

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43S

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...

HIS KINGDOM AND REIGN

555

Shall We Gather at the River? 8.7.S.7. With Refrain ROBERT LoWRY

ROBERT LOWRY

~ 1. Shall we gather at the riv - er Where bright an - gel feet have 2. On the mar-gin of the riv - er, Wash - ing up its sil - ver 3. Ere we reach the shin - ing riv - er, Lay we ev - ery bur-den 4. Soon we'll reach the shin - ing riv - er, Soon our pil - grim-age will

s== :

trod, spray, down; cease,

With its crys - tal tide for - ev - er We will walk and wor-ship ev - er, Grace our spir - its will de - liv - er, Soon our hap - py hearts will quiv - er

the throne of God? Flow - ing by the hap - py gold - en day. And pro - vide a robe and crown. With the mel - 0 - dy of peace. All

Refrain

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W-'

The beau - ti - ful, the beau-ti - ful riv - er;

Yes, we'll gath -er at the riv - er,

Gath-er with the saints at the riv - er

That flows by the throne of

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439

God.

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SABBATH SCHOOL

556

Angel Voices Sweetly Singing Heaven at Last. 8.8.8.5. With Refrain WILLIAM J . KIRKPATRICK

HORATI1JS BONAR

gel voic - es sweet -ly sing - ing, 1. An the jas - per thresh-old stand - ing, 2. On 3. Soft - est voic - es, sil - ver peal - ing, 4. Not a tear-drop ev - er fall - eth, 5. Christ Him- self the liv - ing splen - dar,

Ech - oes through the blue dome Like a pil - grim safe - ly Fresh - est fra-grance, spir - it Not a pleas-ure ev - er Christ the sun-light, mild and

ring - ing, News of wondrous gladness bring - ing; land - ing, See the strange bright scene expanding; heal - ing, Hap - pyhymns a-round us steal- ing; pall - eth, Song to song for - ev - er call - eth; ten - der; Prais - es to the Lamb we ren - der;

Refrain

...

JIll

Ab, 'tis heaven at Ah, 'tis heaven at Ab, 'tis heaven at Ab, 'tis heaven at Ab, 'tis heaven at

...

Heaven at last, heaven at last; ~

~ "-

f'!:)

0, the joy - ful sto - ry

•

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~ of heaven at

•

last! last I last! last! last!

1.0_

'" .-...1

last! ~

1'1

ItJ

...

•

TT End-less, boundless glo-ry, last; Heaven at last, heaven at

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f'!:)

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I 440

In heaven at last.

HIS KINGDOM AND REIGN

557

Shall We Meet Beyond the River? 8.7.8.7. With Refrain ELIHU S. RICE

HORACE L. HASTINGS

1. Shall 2. Shall 3. Shall 4. Shall

we meet be-yond the riv - er, Where the surg - es cease to roll? we meet in that blest har - bar, When our storm - y voyage is o'er? we meet in yon- der cit - y, Where the towers of crys - tal shine? we meet with Christ, our Sav- iour, When He comes to claim His own?

--.

--_.

the bright for - ev - er, Where, in all Shall we meet and cast the an-chor Where the walls are all of jas- per, Shall we know His bless - ed fa - vor,

Sor - row ne'er shall press the soul? By the fair, ce - les - tial shore? Built by work - man-ship di - vine? And sit down up - aD His throne?

•

Shall

we meet, shall we meet,

Shall we meet be - yond the

riv - er?

--_. be - yond the riv - er, Where the surg - es cease to

441

roll?

SABBATH SCHOOL

558

In the Land of Fadeless Day No Night There. 7.6.7.6. With Refrain H.P.DANKS

JOHN R. CLEMENTS

~ ~ 1. In the land of fade-less day of pearl are made, 2. All the gates 3. And the gates shall nev - er close 4. There they need no sun-shine bright,

~ ~ Lies "the In "the To "the In "that

cit - y cit - y cit - y cit - y

four - square;" four - square;" four - square;" four - square,"

Refrain

-u nev - er pass a - way, the streets with gold are laid, There life's crys - tal riv - er flows, For the Lamb is all the light,

And there And there And there And there

is "no night there." is "no night there." God shall is "no night there." is "no night there."

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"wipe a - way all tears;" There's no death, no pain, nor fears; God shall "wipe a way all tears;" There's no death, no pain, nor fears;

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~~r And they count not time by years, For there is "no night there." And they count not time by years, by years, For there is "no night there." ~

442

REPENTANCE

559

Pass Me Not, 0 Gentle Saviour 8.5.8.5. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

WILLIAM H. DOANE, 1870

1. Pass me not, 0 gen - tie Sav - iour, 2. Let me at Thy throne of mer - cy in Thy mer - it, 3. Trust - ing on - Iy my com - fort, 4. Thou the spring of all -fIL. \oil!

Hear my hum - ble cry; Find a sweet re - lief; Would I seek Thy face; More than life for me;

. •

-Go

While on oth - ers Thou art call - ing, Kneel - ing there in deep can - tri - tion, my wound - ed, bro - ken spir - it, Heal on earth be-side Thee? Whom have I

by. Do not pass me Help my un be - lief. Save me by Thy grace. Whom in heaven but Thee?

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Refrain

Sav -

While

iour,

Sav

iour,

oth - ers Thou art

hear

call - ing,

Uled by permi.. ion of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane.

443

cry,

hum - ble

not pass

by.

SABBATH SCHOOL

560

I've Wandered Far Away From God Lord, I'm Coming Home. 8.5.8.5. With Refrain W,LLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK

WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK

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1. I've wandered far

2. I've wast - ed man - y 3. I'm tired of sin and

4. My

5. I

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---- com-ing home; way from God, Now I'm - pre cious years, com-ing home; I'm Now stray - ing, Lord, Now I'm com-ing home;

ly hope, my on need His cleans-ing

on blood

ly plea, I know,

Now I'm com-ing home; Now I'm com-ing home;

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:......-'

too long I've trod; The paths of sin ter tears; now re-pent with bit I I'll trust Thy love, be - lieve Thy word; for me; That Je - sus died, and died than the snow; wash me whit - er 0

com - ing

Lord, I'm Lord, I'm Lord, I'm Lord, I'm Lord, I'm

com-ing home. com-ing home. com-ing home. com-ing home. com-ing home.

roam;

com -ing

home.

home

Nev - er - more

of love;

Lord, I'm

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pen wide Thine arms

444

THE CALL

561

There Is a Gate That Stands Ajar 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

s. J. V AIL by permission of PlULIP PHILLIPS

LILLIAN BAXTER

ItJ

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1. There is a gate that stands a - jar, And through its por - tals gleam-ing, 2. That gate a - jar stands free for all Who seek through it sal - va - tion; 0 - pen 3. Press on - ward, then, though foes may frown; While mer - cy's gate is The cross that here is giv - en, 4. Be - yond the riv - er's brink we'll lay ~

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1".0

ra - diance from the cross a - far, The Sav-iour's love re - veal - ing. A The rich and poor, the great and small, Of ev - ery tribe and na - tion. Ac - cept the cross, and win the crown, Love's ev - er - last - ing to - ken. And bear the crown of life a - way, And love Him more in heav - en.

•

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...

Refrain

-,,-

o depth of mer - cyr can

That gate was left

"-' For

me, For me,

for

me? for me?

Was

left

a· jar

a • jar

for

.... 445

me?

SABBATH SCHOOL

562

0 Weary Soul, the Gate Is Near Just Outside the Door. C.M. With Refrain B.D. ACKLEY

JAMES RoWE

1.0 wea - ry soul, the gate is near, sus will im- part, 2. For - give- ness Je 3. The day of life is pass - ing by; 4. Come in, be free from stains of sin,

In sin why still a - bide? To save your soul He died; Soon night your soul will hide; Be glad, be sat - is - fled;

• •

....

•

Both peace and rest are wait - ing here, How can you still of - fend His heart be your cry, And then "Too late" will Be - fore the tem - pest breaks, come in,

---

And you are just out - side. By stay-ing just out - side? you are just outside I If And leave your past outside.

Just out - side the door, just out -side the door,

Be - hold, it stands a - jar I

Just out - side the door, just out - side the door,

So near and yet

446

far I

THE CALL

563

Softly and Tenderly 11.7.11.7. With Refrain WILL L . THOMPSON

WILL L . THOMPSON

-.-

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1. Soft - ly and ten-der - ly J e - sus is calling, Call - ing for you 2. Why should we tar - ry when J e - sus is plead-ing, Pleading for you 3. Time is now fleet-ing, the moments are passing, Pass-ing from you 4. Think of the won-der - ful love He has promised, Promised for you

and for and for and from and for

E U-~+et=f?l*l1d

.~ .---" -41..... At the heart's por - tal He's wait ·- ing and watching, Why should we lin - ger and heed not His mer - ~ies, Shad - ows are gath - ering and death's night is com - mg, Though we have sinned, He has mer - ·cy and par - don,

me; me? me; me;

~ ,=..

Watch-ing for Mer - des for Com - ing for Par - don for

you you you you

and for and for and for and for

---.----me. me? me. me.

Come home,

come home,

Come home,

come home,

..J -J-----y :

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....

Ear - nest -ly, ten - der - 1y

Je - sus

call - ing,

Call- ing,

---.

sin-ner,

....

---...:.come

hamel ~

447

SABBATH SCHOOL

564

While Jesus Whispers to You Come, Sinner, Come! 7.4.7.4.D.

W,LL E. W,TTER

HORATIO R. PALMER, 1879

1. While 2. Are 3.0

• •

sus whis-pers to you, Je you too heav - y lad - en? hear His ten - der plead - ing,

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Come, Come, Come,

we sus and

are pray - ing for you, will bear your bur - den, re - ceive the bless - ing, 4-

--- ---.come---I "--""

Come, Come, Come,

sin - ner, sin - ner, sin - ner,

-II-

come I come I

--:---.

Him, Come, you, Come, you, Come,

Now Je While

is the sus will Je - sus

time to own not de - ceive whis-pers to

Now Je While

is sus we

time to know Him, now re - deem you, you, pray - ing for

the can are

come I come I come I

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-. While Je Come

sin - ner, sin - ner, sin - ner,

448

Come, Come, Come,

sin - ner, sin - ner, sin - ner,

come I come I come I

sin - ner, sin - ner, sin - ner,

come I come I come I

THE CALL

565

Christ Is Knocking at My Sad Heart Shall I Let Him In? 8.5.9.6.8.8.9.6.

HORATIO R. PALMER

my sad heart; Shall 1. Christ is knock-ing at lov - ing word? Shall 2. Shall I send Him the 0 - pen this proud heart's door, Yes, 3. Yes, I'll

HORATIO R. PALMER

I I I'll

let Him let Him let Him

in? in? in.

IIIi!

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•

Pa - tient-ly plead-ing with my sad heart; Meek-ly ac - cept - ing my gra - cious Lord, Glad -ly I'll wei-come Him ev - er-more;

0 shall 0 shall 0, yes,

'-"

I let Him let Him I I'll let Him

/li5tJ ........ in? in? in.

Cold and proud is my heart with sin, He can in - :fi - nite love im - part, Bless - ed Sav-iour, a - bide with me,

"f*-_ -

Dark and cheerless is all with - in; He can par-don this reb - el heart; Cares and tri - als will light - er be;

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Christ is bid- ding me turn un - to Him; Shall I bid Him for - ev - er de - part, am safe if I'm on - ly with Thee, I

449

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shall I let Him in? Or shall I let Him in? 0, bless - ed Lord, come inl

SABBATH SCHOOL

566

There's a Stranger at the Door Let Him In. 7.3.7.3.7.7.7.3.

J. B. ATCHINSON

E.O.ExCELL

1. There's a Stran-ger

at the door, 2. 0 - pen now to Him your heart, 3. Hear you now His plead - ing voice? 4. Now ad - mit the heaven-Iy guest,

Let Let Let Let

Him in;

Him in'

Him

In;

Him in;

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let the Saviour in;

He has been there oft be - fore, If you wait He will de - part, Now, 0 now make Him your choice, He will make for you a feast,

Let Him in', Let Him in' Let Him In'' Let Him m'', Let the Saviour in, let the Saviour in;

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. .

Let Him in, ere He is gone, Let Him in, the Ho - ly One, Let Him in, He is your friend, And your soul He will de - fend; He is standing at the door, Joy to you He will re - store, He will speak your sins for-given, And when earth ties all are riven,

Christ, the Fa - ther's keep you to the name you wilf take you home to

Je - sus He will And His He will

Let Him in. Let Him in. Let Him in. Him in. Let Let the Sav-iour in, let the Sav-iour in.

'#I 450

THE CALL

567

Come, Every Soul by Sin Oppressed Only Trust Him. C.M. With Refrain

J. H. STOCKTON

J . H. STOCKTON flU

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1. Come, ev - ery soul by sin oppressed, There's mer - cy with the Lord, 2. For Je - sus shed His pre - cious blood Rich b1ess-ings to be - stow; 3. Yes, Je - sus is the truth, the way, That leads you in - to rest; ho - 1y band, And 4. Come, then, and join this on to g10 - ry go,

•

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And He will sure - 1y give you rest, Plunge now in - to the crim - son flood de-lay, Be - lieve in Him with - out To dwell in that ce - les - tia11and,

By trust-ing in His word. That wash - es white as snow. And you are ful - Iy blest. Where joys im - mor - tal flow.

-fL

Refrain

rtrust Him,

On - 1y

on - 1y trust Him,

On - 1y

trust Him

now;

-D. ,,~

- ..

...

.. .

will

save you,

.fI-

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-;-

--s-

.. .. ..

"".

will Save you,

will

save you

now.

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It.!

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451

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SABBATH SCHOOL

568

Someone Will Enter the Pearly Gate Shall You? Shall I? 9.6.9.8.9.9.9.8.

G . M. J. (Subject from M . E . I . )

JAMES MCGRANAHAN

1. Some-one will en - ter the pearl - y

gate 2. Some-one will glad -ly his cross lay down 3. Some-one will knock when the door is shut 4. Some-one will sing the tri - um - phant song .fI.-

By By By By

and by, and by, and by, and by, .fI.-.

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by and by, by and by, by and by, by and by,

t4gjJ tJE fEE IF t f: It g F'lr&ttt1 Taste of the glo - ries that there a - wait, Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Faith - ful, approved, shall re-ceive a crown, Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Hear a voice saying, "I know you notj" Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Join in the praise with the blood-bought throng j Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? .fI.- .fI.-

.... ............

....

Some-one will trav- el the streets of gold, Beau- ti - ful vi-sions will there be-hold, Some-one the glo - ri - ous King will see, Ev - er from sor-row of earth be free, Some-one will call and shall not be heard, Vain -ly will strive when the door is barred, Some-one will greet on the gold - en shore, Loved ones of earth, pain and part-ing o'er,

Feast on the pleasures so long fore-told j Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Hap - py with Him through e- ter - ni - ty j Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Some-one will fail of the saints're-wardj Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I? Safe in the glo - ry for - ev - er-more j Shall you? shall I? Shall you? shall I?

452

THE CALL

569

Jesus Is Tenderly Calling 10.8.10.7. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

1. Je - sus

2. Je - sus 3. Je - sus 4. Je - sus

GEORGE C. STEBBINS

call - ing thee home- Call - ing is ten - der - ly is call - ing the wea - ry to rest- Call - ing is wait - ing- oh, come to Him now- Wait - ing is pleading- oh, list to His voice- Hear Him

-~ call - ing to - day; call - ing to - day; waiting to - day; hear Him to - day;

to - day, to - day, to - day, to - day,

Why from the sun-shine of love wilt thou roam Bring Him thy bur-den, and thou shalt be blest; His feet low - ly bow; Come with thy sins, at They who be - lieve on His name shall re - joice;

Refrain

':=~ '" Far - ther and far - ther a He will not turn thee a Come, and no long - er de Quick-ly a - rise and a -

way? way. lay. way.

Call

ing to - day,

Calling, call-ing to - day, to-day;

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call ing Call - ing, call - ing

'---' to - day; to - day, to - day;

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~ --==-t;J

Je J e - sus

sus is ten - der - ly

ill"

call ing, call - ing to - day,

ten - der - ly

453

call - ing

to - day.

SABBATH SCHOOL

570

0 Tender and Sweet Was the Father's Voice

MRS. N. K. BRADFORD

Over the Line. 10.7.10.6. With Refrain

..... ---- ----

F. E. BELDEN, 1895

';::"'--~ W-":

I!e'

1. 0 ten - der and sweet was the Father's voice As lov - ing-Iy called to 2. "But my sins are so man - y, my faith so small"-Lo! the answer came quick and 3. "But my flesh is so fee-ble," with tears I said, "And the path-way I can - not 4. The world is so cold I can-not go back, Press for - ward I sure - Iy ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~

:.-'

me, clear, see; must;

"Come 0 - ver the line, it "Thou need - est not trust in I if I try fear I lay my weak hand in I'll

is thy may His

on - Iy a self at sad Iy wound - ed

step; I'm Step all; fail, And palm, Step

Refrain

wait-ing, My child, for o - ver the line, I'm thus dis - hon - or o - ver the line and

"0 - ver the line," hear the

sweet re - frain;

1---.

iOO'

W-"

An - gels are chant - ing the heav - en - Iy strain;

should I will not

re - main re - main,

With I'll

step cross

be-tween me it and go

"" Music copyright, 1895, by F. E. Belten.

"0 - ver

tfsed by454permission.

and to

the line"-Why (4th) I

Je - sus? Je - sus.

.--------------------------.-.--~

THE CALL

571

Whosoever Heareth Whosoever Will. 10.11.11.7. With Refrain P. P. BLISS

P. P. BLISS

... 1. "Who - so - ev - er hear - eth," shout, shout the sound! Send the blessed ti - dings 2. Who - so - ev - er com - eth need not de -lay; Now the door is 0 - pen, 3. "Who - so - ev - er will," the prom - ise se-cure, "Who- so - ev - er will," for -

--....

all the world a - round; Spread the joyful news wher - ev - er man is found: en - ter while you may; Je - sus is the true, the on - ly liv - ing way; ev - er must en - dure; "Who - so - ev - er will," Tis life for- ev - er-more;

~.~ J- J'

~ .~.:-=-

"Who - so -ev - er will, may come." Who - so -ev - er will, may come. "Who - so - ev - er will, Who - so -ev - er will, may come.

~ r--

~~.Lr--

roo

Send the proc-la - ma-tion 0 - ver vale and hill; ./L ./L -"-- -~-

~!I /: ; I l.

.f2.

calls

.f2.

'Tis

a lov - ing Fa - ther

~ the wan-derer home;

...

who - so - ev - er will,"

Who - so - ev - er

r-- • •~

---455

will,

-J J

may

come. /9.

1.-

THE CALL

~~~~~~~~~3i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~.~~.~_~~~~~~~~'~~~.11 ~

Pa - tient-Iy stand-ing there, waiting, I

573

see

'-"

J e - sus my Shepherd di - vine.

All to Jesus I Surrender I Surrender All. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain W. S. WEEDEN

1. All 2. All 3. All 4. All

to to to to

Je - sus Je-sus Je - sus Je - sus

I I I

All to Him I free - Iy give; Hum - bly at His feet I bow, Make me, Sav-iour, whol-Iy Thine; N ow I feel the sa - cred flame.

sur - ren-der, sur - ren-der; sur-ren-der; sur - ren-der;

I will ev - er W orld-Iy pleas-ures Let me feel the o the joy of !

His pres-ence dai - Iy live; love and trust Him, In Take me, J e - sus, take me now; all for - sak - en; Tru - Iy know that Thou art mine; Ho - Iy Spir - it, to His name I full sal - va - tion I Glo - ry, glo - ry

Refrain

sur-ren-der

all, I sur-ren-der all,

sur-ren-der

all; I sur-ren-der all,

--~=t==X

'" •

All

to Thee, my -II--

bless - ed

Sav - iour, -II--II--

457

-#-

sur - ren - der

all.

SABBATH SCHOOL

572

Jesus, the Loving Shepherd Lovingly, Tenderly Calling. 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain

W.A. OGDEN

W.A.OGDEN

1. J e - sus, the lov - ing Shep - herd, 2. J e - sus, the lov - ing Shep - herd, 3. Lin-ger - ing is but fol - Iy;

Call - eth thee now to come Gave His dear life for thee; Wolves are a - broad to - day,

--=--

'" '"

In - to the fold of safe - ty, Where there is rest and Tender - ly now He's call - ing, Wan - der - er, come to Seeking the sheep now stray - ing, Seek - ing the lambs to ~""I~

room; Come in the Me; Haste, for withslaYi Je - sus, the

=.... t:= .......... ~ 5 , e t t t· F'I ~ ; S j 11 rf$~ ~ ~ ==:± ~"""":::l @I .. gia:1 d- ~ S- = n€p1!11am strength of man-hood, Come in the mom of youth, out is dan - ger, Come, cries the Shepherd blest, lov - ing Shep - herd, Call - eth thee now to come

-......

En - ter the fold En - ter the fold In - to the fold

of of of

;: 111 Lov - ing - Iy,

ten - der -Iy

call - ing

He:

Wan-der - er,

456

wan-der - er,

come un - to

Me;

SABBATH SCHOOL

574

Sing Them Over Again to Me Wonderful Words of Life 8.6.8.6.6.6. With Refrain

P. P. BLISS

..... 1. Sing them 0 - ver a - gain to me, Won- der - ful words of 2. Christ, the bless-ed One, gives to all Won - der - ful words of 3. Sweet - ly ech - 0 the gos - pel call, Won - der - ful words of I

"'"

...... Let me more of their beau - ty see, Sin - ner, list to the lov - ing call, Of - fer par - don and peace to all,

\,.0 Won - der - ful words of Won - der - ful words of Won - der - ful words of

lifej life j lifej

life. life. life.

d (( ( (I f

Words All

of so sus,

life and beau - ty, giv - en, free - Iy on - Iy Sav - iour,

Teach me Woo - ing Sanc - ti ~

"'"

faith and du - tyj us to heav - enj fy for - ev - erj /'110 I

Refrain

Beau - ti - ful words, .f1L

Won-der - ful words

Beau - ti - ful words, .f1L .f1L •

Won-der - ful words

458

life .

THE CALL

575

I Have a Saviour II.11.12.n. With Refrain IRA D. SANKEY

S. O'MALEY CLUFI'

1. I

---

have a Sav-iour, He's plead-ing in glo - ry, 2. I have a Fa - ther; to me He has giv - en 3. I have a robe; 'tis re - splend-ent in white-ness, 4. WhenJe-sus has found you, tell oth-ers the sto - ry,

dear, lov - ing A hope for eA - waiting in That my lov - ing -1L-

r- ....

- --,r Saviour, though earth friends be few; And now He is watch-ing in ten - der-ness ter - ni - ty, bless - ed and true; And soon He will call me to meetHim in re-ceive it, all shining in glo - ry my won - dering view; Oh, when I Sav - iour is your Sav-iour, too; Then pray that your Sav-iour will bring them to 7:7

--.-

Refrain

o'er me, But oh that my Sav-iour were your Sav-iour, too. heav-en, But oh that He'd let me bring you with me, too I brightness, Dear friend, could I see you re - ceiv - ing one, too I glo - ry, And prayer will be answered-'twas answered for you I

-#-

pray-ing, For you I am pray-ing,

For you

459

For you

I am

-.-#--#- 77

I am pray-ing, I'm praying for you.

SABBATH SCHOOL-WARFARE

576

0 Christian, Awake! Stand Like the Brave. 11.11.11.11. With Refrain

FANNY J . CROSBY

----

-#-

1.0 2. What 3. The 4. Press

--. ----- -

Chris - tian, er - ev of cause nev on,

a thy thy er

W. B. BRADBURY and PHILIP PHILIPPS -i

11\-.-,

=-it

wakel 'tis dan - ger, Mas ter doubt - ing,

the take with thy

.--

Mas - ter's heed and vig - or Cap - tain

---- ---

I"-

com - mand; be - ware, de fend; is near,

l"-

qi I (Jd With And Be With

hel - met not watch - ful, grace to

tum

and thy be sup

shield, back, zeal ply,

and a sword in for no ar - mor to ous, and fight and with com - fort

~ It.

· §jl~ To meet the The Ie - gions Wher - ev - er His love, like

And stand Then stand And stand Then stand

bold of He

tempt - er, dark - ness, leads thee, stream in

like the brave, with like the brave, with like the brave, with like the brave, with

thy face thy face thy face thy face

go, if go, the

... to to to to

fear - less - ly go, thou wouldst o'er - throw, val - iant - ly go, des - ert will flow; 1

the the the the

foe. foe. foe. foe.

Stand like

..s-:

the

- 6J-'

brave, stand like the brave, Stand

hand, there; end; cheer;

.IL

It.

thy is the to

-{9-

!'II...~:

thy face -II- ...

460

-.:,;

the foe.

FAITH AND TRUST

577

The Lord Is My Light 10.10.11.11. With Refrain DR. J. W. BISCHOFF

JAMES NICHOLSON

1. The Lord 2. The Lord 3. The Lord 4. The Lord

is is is is

my light; then why should I fear? By day and by night His my light; though clouds may arise, Faith, stronger than sight, looks my light, the Lord is my strength; I know in His might I'll my light, my all and in all; There is in His sight no

pres - ence is near; up to the skies can - quer at length; dark-ness at all;

-~~$=ftf¥I

He is my Where Je - sus My weak-ness He is my

-==rr·-.

sal - va - tion from sor - row and sin ; for - ev - er in glo - ry doth reign: in mer - cy He coy - ers with power, Re-deem - er, my Say - iour and King;

I::::~ Refrain

----

This blessed per- sua- sian the Spir - it brings in. Then how can I ev - er in dark-ness re-main? And, walk-ing by faith, He up-holds me each hour. With saints and with an - gels His prais - es I sing.

The Lord

joy, and my song; By day and by night He leads me

-.------~-

light, my

----

joy, and my song;

is my light, my

a -long; The Lord is my

-.. By day and by night He

---461

leads me

a -long.

SABBATH SCHOOL

578

Blessed Lord, How Much I Need Thee! 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

F.E.BELDEN

F . E.BELDEN,1886

..... -,-. need Thee! Weak and sin - ful, poor and blind; 2. Clothe me with Thy robe of meek-ness, Stained with sin this robe of mine; 3. Safe am I if Thou dost guide me-Trust - ing self, how soon I fall I or tears of grief, 4. Then what-e'er the fu - ture bringeth, Smiles of joy, 1. Bless - ed Lord,

.fL.

+2-

Take my trem-bling hand and lead me; Strength and sight in Thee I find. Teach me first to feel my weak-ness, Then to plead for strength di -vine. Walk life's rug - ged way be - side me, Thou, my light, my life, my all. Still to Thee my spir - it cling- eth, Thou art still my soul's re - lief.

Refrain

=S::--

Ev - ery hour, ~:

Ev - ery

----

.. J------

ev - ery

hour,

Bless-ed

Lord, how much I .fL

hour,

ev - ery

----.....

hour,

Sav-iour, keep

J-<i v

462

need Theel .fL

ev - ery hour.

FAITH AND TRUST

579

We'll Build on the Rock 9.8.9.7. With Refrain F. E . BELDEN, 18815

F.E.BELDEN

-.- ........

J e - sus, the Rock of A - ges; 2. Some build on the sink-ing sands of life, On vi - sions of earth-Iy treas-ure; 3. 0 build on the Rock for - ev - er sure, The firm and the true foun-da - tion; 1. We'll build on the Rock, the liv - ing Rock, On

• •

So shall we a - bide the fear - ful shock, When loud the tern - pest rag - es. Some build on the waves of sin and strife, Of fame, and world -Iy pleas - ure. Its hope is the hope which shall en - dure, The hope of our sal - va - tion • .(2-

Refrain

We'll build on the Rock, on the sol - id Rock, On Christ, the might -y Rock•

..... ....

:." =:: Copyright, 18815, by F . E . Belden. Used by permission. 463

SABBATH SCHOOL

580

Have I Need of Aught, 0 Saviour! Only Thee. 8.5.8.5. With Refrain DR. W. O. PERKINS

CaRIE F. DAVIS

• -,===:~ 1. Have

need of aught, 0 Sav - iour! Aught on earth but Thee? have of friends so man - y, Love, and gold, and health, there heart so kind and pa - tient With my fail - ings all? for worlds would I ex - change it- This sweet faith in Theel

2. Though I 3. Is

4. Not

-6J-

=1==

Have I If I Or a Earth -Iy

an - y in the heav - ens, have not Thee, my Sav - iour, voice so true and read - y, treas - ures can - not e - qual

one An - Y Hold I an An - swer - ing All Thou art

--but Thee? y wealth? my call? me. to

§tft8 rotH! ffiO I{--i Plp 1

Refrain

.-. On - Iy Thee, on - Iy Thee, 0 On - Iy Thee, on - 1y Thee,

the won-drous love shown me!

•

p On • ly Thee, on - Iy Thee, None on On - 1y Thee, on - ly Thee,

464

earth

but

Thee.

FAITH AND TRUST

581

My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less The Solid Rock. L.M. With Refrain WM. B . BRADBURY

EDWARD MOTE

1. My

2. When 3. His 4. When

hope is built on noth-ing less Than Je - sus' blood and dark-ness seems to veil His face, I rest on His unnant, and blood, Sup - port me in the oath, His cov - e He shall come with trump - et sound, 0 may then in I

711

right - eous - ness; chang - ing grace ; whelm- ing flood; Him be found ;

dare not trust the I In ev - ery high and When all a - round my Clad in His right - eous

sweetest frame, storm - y gale, soul gives way, ness a - lone,

But My He Fault./L

Refrain J

•

.JIoI

/III

•

whol-ly lean on J e - sus' name. an - chor holds with - in the veil. On Christ, the sol - id Rock, I stand; All then is all my hope and stay. less to stand be - fore the throne .

~aH dl $$3 Ipl!Jd al;;jH oth - er ground is

sink- ing sand,

All

465

oth - er ground is

sink - ing sand.

SABBATH SCHOOL

582

When We Walk With the Lord Trust and Obey. 6.6.9.6.6.9. With Refrain

D.B.ToWNEZ

J.H.SAMMIS

..... 1. When we walk with the Lord

In the light of His word, What agIo - ry He 2. Not a shad-ow can rise, Not a cloud in the skies, But His smile quick-ly 3. Not a bur - den we bear, Not a sor - row we share, But our toil He doth 4. But we nev - er can prove The de-lights of His love, Un - til all on the 5. Then in fel -low-ship sweet We will sit at His feet, Or we'll walk by His ./L

..........

....

sheds on our way! While we do His good will, He a-bides with us still, a - way; Not a doubt nor a fear, Not a sigh nor a tear, drives it rich - ly re - pay; Not a grief nor a loss, Not a frown nor a cross, al tar we lay, For the fa - vor He shows, And the joy He be-stows, side in the way; What He says we will do, Where He sends we will go,

Refrain

@~ i;\ dod \i 1 d\1: I ~ j ~ \J l4ijo i =4 And with all who will trust and Can a-bide while we trust and But is blest if we trust and Axe for them who will trust and Nev-er fear, on -ly trust and

-!'-

0 - bey. 0 - bey.

0 - bey.

Trust and

0 - bey,

for there's no oth - er

0 - bey.

./L .....

./L

-6-

way

be hap - py

..........

Je - sus, but to

.....

trust and

466

bey.

FAITH AND TRUST

583

Dying With Jesus, by Death Reckoned Mine Moment by Moment. 10.10.10.10. With Refrain MARY WmTTLIt

D. W. WHITTLE

-j -.1. Dy - ing with Je - sus, by death reckoned mine, a tri - al that He is not there, 2. N ev - er 3. N ev - er a heartache, and nev - er a groan, 4. Nev-er a ~~:s~t~; d;; ~ f~:

Liv - ing with J e - sus, a a bur - den that Nev - er N ev - er a tear -drop and v er a sick-is ~

t%¥ r r f It Ft IF t t IF· I r f r If f ~ .... q..:

- -&0'

new life Look'-ing to di - vine, He doth not bear, Nev - er a a moan; Nev - er nev - er a He can - not heal; Mo-ment by Ir-

Je - sus till glo - ry doth shine, sor- row that He doth not share, dan - ger but there on the throne, mo-ment, in woe or in weal,

=1.

Refrain

•

Mo-ment by mo-ment, 0 Lord, I am Thine. Mo-ment by ma-ment I'm un - der His care. Mo-ment by ma-ment He thinks of His own. Je - sus, my Sav -iour, a - bides with me still.

Ma-ment by

ma-ment I'm

~H t Of M If f f I~~ IE f FIf f ~ kept in His love;

Moment by moment I've life from a - bove;

--- E --. ---

Look-ing to

~ F: ~ f t=tt?t r It ~ f 1·( e f IPi I r r f J 1

¥H %d tM: I a ~ dIp~ j 11 d:Jlgj] J e - sus till I~'

~ -~ ---

glo - ry doth shine; Moment by ma-ment, 0 • ./L

...

f2-'

Lord, I ~.

.......

I I Vied by permission of Mary Whittle Moody, owner of copyright.

467

am Thine.

•

SABBATH SCHOOL

584

Will Your Anchor Hold?

PRISCILLA J. OWENS

We Have an Anchor. 10.9.10.9. With Refrain

WILLIAM J. KIRxPATRICK

"" -'---+-• - #-

-.-

•

-.-

-#-

-..../

1. Will your an - chor hold in the stonn of life, When the clouds un - fold their 2. If 'tis safely moored, 'twill the stonn with-stand,For 'tis well se-cured by the

3. It will finn - ly hold in 4. It will sure - ly hold in 5. When our eyes be - hold, in

~-.-

the straits of Fear, When the break-ers tell that the the floods of death, When the wa - ters cold chill our the dawn-ing light, Shin - ing gates of pearl, our

-~-.

-;- -.-

-~-.

-;-

-.-.

wings of strife? When the strong tides lift, and the ca - bles strain, Will your Sav-iour's hand; And the ca - bles, passed from His heart to thine, Can de reef is near; Though the tempest rave and the wild winds blow, Not an lat - est breath; On the ris - ing tide it can nev - er fail, While our har - bor bright, We shall an - chor fast to the heaven-Iy shore, With the

Refrain

We have an an - chor that keeps the soul

Stead - fast and sure while the bil - lows

roll;

Fast-ened to

the Rock which

-;9-

~ = d Efde?? can - not

move,

..'" .. '" i

Ground-ed

- '"

firm and deep

in oIL·

the

Sav - iour's love. ~I

FAITH AND TRUST

585

The Lord's Our Rock A Shelter in the Time of Storm. L.M. With Refrain

J. V. C., refrain added

F. E. BELDEN

-j 1. The Lord's our Rock, in Him we hide, 2. A shade by day, de-fense by night,

3. The rag - ing floods may round us beat, 4.0 Rock di - vine, 0 Ref-uge dear, __

.fIL'

A A A A

shelter in the time storm; shelter in the time of storm; shelter in the time of storm; shelter in the time of storm;

A A A A

shelter shelter shelter shelter

•

Se - cure whatev - er may be - tide, No fears a-Iarm, no foes af - fright, We find in God a safe re - treat, Be Thou our help - er, ev - er near,

.J/L.

in the time of in the time of in the time of in the time of

storm. storm. storm. storm.

\,01

Refrain

Might-y

Rock in Might-y Rock

't. a wea - ry land, Cool-ing

.fIL .J/L .fIL:fL..J/L .fIL .fIL

•

Faith-fuI

guide

-- ~ ~-~ .~ I

I - -fL.

•

for the pil-grim band- A shel-ter in

the time of storm.

F~-ft guid~ .fIL .J/L .J/L ~

r- '

shade on the bum-ing sand, Cool-ing shade

+= += +-- __ • __ f=

-fIL --,. I

469

J. 6\-~

SABBATH SCHOOL

o Safe to the Rock

586

Hiding in Thee. 11.11.11.11. With Refrain IRA D. SANltKy

WILLIAM O. CUSIDNG

-.-

1.0 safe 2. In the calm 3. How oft

to of in

the Rock that is the noon - tide, in the con - flict, when

..-

---

.....

..,-~

-6-"

My In I have

high - er than I, sor - row's lone hour, pressed by the foe,

----

-6}-

•

soul in its con - flicts and sor - rows would fly; times when temp-ta - tion casts o'er me its power; out my woe; fled to my Ref - uge ..(2.. ___ and ___ breathed -6___

So sin - ful, so In the tem - pests of How oft - en, when

---

..-

Thou blest "Rock of A- ges,"I'm Thou blest "Rock of A- ges,"I'm Havel hid in Thee, o Thou ..(2.. - den ___

wea - ry, Thine, Thine would I be; on its wide, heav-ing sea, life, bil-Iows roll, tri - als like sea

I Refrain

hid hid Rock

ing ing of

Thee, Thou

in in my

Thee. Thee. soul.

Hid -

ing

blest "Rock

Thee,

Hid -

ing

470

Thee.

FAITH AND TRUST

587

Under His Wings 11.10.11.10. With Refrain

w. O. CUSHING

IRA D. SANltEy

1. Un - der His wings I am safe-ly a - bid- ing i Though the night deepens and 2. Un - der His wings, what a ref-uge in sor-row! How the heart yearning- ly 3. Un - der His wings, 0 what precious en - joyment! There will I hide till life's .(2

tem - pests are wild, turns to its rest! tri - als are o'er;

-IL -

--"--~-

Still I can trust Him; I know He Of - ten when earth has no balm for Sheltered, pro - tect - ed, no e - vii --"-- -IL ~- -IL -IL

will keep me; my heal - ing, can harm me; -IL -IL .(2

Refrain

I am His child. He has re-deemed me, and am blest. There I find com-fort, and there I Rest - ing in Je - sus I'm safe ev - er -more. -fL--"--

Un - der -fL-

-IL

His wings,

-"-

•

un - der

His

wings,

Who

from

I His

--"--

-"-

6<-- • -6/- •

love

can

sev -

er?

.(2

Un - der His wings my soul shall a - bide, Safe-ly

a - bide for-ev - er.

~'"' I

SABBATH SCHOOL

588

'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus 8.7.8.7. With Refrain WILLIAM J . KIRKPATRICK

LOUISA M. R . STEAD

I 1. 'Tis so sweet 2.0 how sweet 3. Yes, 'tis sweet 4. I'm so glad

to trust in Je - sus, Just to take Him at His word; to trust in Je - sus, Just to trust His cleansing blood; to trust in Je - sus, Just from sin and self to cease; I learned to trust Thee, Pre-cious Je - sus, Sav-iour, Friend;

..... : Just to rest up - on His prom-ise, Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord." Just in sim - pie faith to plungeme 'Neath the heal - ing, cleans-ing flood. Just from Je - sus sim- ply tak-ing Life, and rest, and joy, and peace. And I know that Thou art with me, Wilt be with me till the end.

Je - sus, Je - sus,

how

4 -

. fill-

+--

trust Him; How I've proved Him o'er and o'erl

....

+--

-< •

Je - sus, Je - sus, pre - cious Je - susl

for grace

to trust Him more I -IL ....

472

FAITH AND TRUST

589

Anywhere With Jesus 11.11.11.11. With Refrain

JESSIE H. BROWN

D.B . TOWNER

...

1. An - y-where with J e - sus I 2. An - y-where with Je - sus I 3. An - y-where with Je - sus I -I'--- ·fL

can safe - ly go, am not a - lone; can go to sleep,

...

---

An - y-where He Oth - er friends may When the gloom - y -11-:::----1'--- • I ~ I -

.--

"""" ~

leads me in this world be fail me,He is still my shad-ows round a- bout me - -!'--- •

low; - own;

.....

An - y-where with-out Him, dearest Though His hand may lead me 0 - ver creep, Know-ing I shall wak - en nev - er -II-:::---'f1I.- • -!'---!'----I'---

-.joys would drear-y more to

An - y-where with Je - sus I An - y-where with J e - sus is An - y-where with Je - sus will -11-::::....... ..IL -I'--- -f1I.- -I'--- .~

fade; ways, roam;

am not a a house of be home sweet

fraid. praise. home.

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SABBATH SCHOOL

590

Just When I Need Him 9.9.9.6. With Refrain

WILLIAM POOLE

CHARLES H. GABRIEL, 1908

-. • 1. Just when I need Him, Je - sus is near, "" is true, Just when I need Him, Je - sus 2. 3. Just when

4. Just when

need Him,

I I

Je - sus He is

need Him,

It)

...

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Just when I fal - ter, Nev - er for - sak - ing, Bear-ing my bur- dens An - swer - ing when up .fL'

is strong, my all,

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just when I fear; Read - y to help me, all the way through; Giv - ing for bur - dens For all my sor - row all the day long; call; Ten- der - ly watch - ing on Him I

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need

Him

Just when .fL

near

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most.

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need

Just when

Him

.IlL

com - fort and cheer, I ~ ~ ~

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474

-I ..

Refrain

most,

C/.

read - y to cheer, pl«;as-u:es a - new, gIV - mg a song, lest I should fall,

most; .fL---:-:fIl-

need Him

need

f' d

Je - sus

-c

FAITH AND TRUST

591

I Know My Heavenly Father My Father Knows. L.M. With Refrain

S. M. I. HENRY

E.O.ExCELL

know know know

1. I

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my heaven -Iy my heaven -Iy my heaven -Iy

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i i"f i Tn-i Ir thfT' 11 1Trr-n~ ..

2. I 3. I

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way op - pose; soothe my woes; meet my foes; here will clos~;

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can His my that

drive touch cause hour,

clouds a - way, love di - vine e'er de - fend, faith - ful Guide, .

And He Up Find

• tum heals hold me

my dark-ness in - to day, And tum my dark-ness in - to day. this wound-ed soul of mine, He heals this wounded soul of mine. and keep me to the end, Up - hold and keep me to the end. safe shel-tered by Thy side, Find me safe sheltered by Thy side.

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He knows, He knows, And tempers ev-ery wind that blows. My Father knows, I'm sure He knows the wind that blows.

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SABBATH SCHOOL

592

Lord Jesus, I Long to Be Perfectly Whole Whiter Than Snow. 11.11.11.11. With Refrain

JAMES NICH OLSON

---

WILLIAM G . FISCHER

•

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1. Lord J e - sus, I long to be per - fect - Iy whole; 2. Lord J e - sus, look down from Thy throne in the skies, 3. Lord Je - sus, for this I most hum -bly en - treat; 4. Lord Je - sus, Thou seest I pa-tient - Iy wait;

I want Thee forAnd help me to I wait, bless-ed Come now, and with -

'--'

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ev - er to live in my soul; Break down ev - ery i-dol, cast out ev - ery foe; give up my - self, and whatev - er I know; make a complete sac- ri - fice; I Lord, at Thy cm - ci-fied feet, By faith, for my cleansing; I see Thy blood flow; in me a new heart create; To those who have sought Thee, Thou never said'st No;

Refrain

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shall be whit - er than snow. Whit - er

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Used by permission of the Estare of William G. F ischer. 416

than snow, yes,

-.-

shall be whit - er

than snow.

CONSECRATION

593

Look Upon Jesus, Sinless Is He Cover With His Life. 9.9.9.9. With Refrain F.E.BELDEN

F. E.BELDEN

\.00 I 1. Look up-on Je - sus,

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sin-less is He; 2. Deep are the wounds trans - gres-sion has made; 3. Long- ing the joy of par - don to know; 4. Re - con-ciled by His death for my sin,

ins

Fa-ther,im-pute Red are the stains; my J e - sus holds out a Jus - ti - fled by His

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me. My life of fraid. o to be snow; "Lord, I acclean, Sane - ti - fled

life un - to soul is arobe white as life pure and

scar - let, my sin and coy - ered, J e - sus, with cept itt leav-ing my by 0 - bey - ing His

His life, whit - er than law that now judg- eth wear Thy pure life a when re - tum - eth my

Full-ness

whit - er than

snow. me! lone." Lord.

COy - er with

My life of

life

then shall I

know;

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SABBATH SCHOOL

594

I Am Thine, 0 Lord

FANNY J. CROSBY

Draw Me Nearer. 10.7.10.7 With Refrain W . H . DOANE

1. I am Thine, 0 Lord, I 2. Con - se - crate me now to 3.0 the pure of de - light love that 4. There are depths of

have heard Thy voice, Thy serv - ice, Lord, sin - gle hour a can - not know I

And By That Till

it the be I

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told Thy love to me; power of grace di - vine; fore Thy throne I spend, cross the nar - row sea ;

But I long to rise in the arms of faith, May my soul look up with a stead-fast hope When I kneel in prayer, and with Thee, my God, There are heights of joy that I may not reach

Thee. be clos - er drawn to my will be lost in Thine. com-mune as friend with friend! I rest in peace with Thee.

Draw

me near

er,

near - er, near-er,

. ,+1 It e'F pd near - er, bless - ed Lord,

To the cross where Thou hast died;

Draw me

near - er, near - er,

near-er, bless-ed Lord,

.-.

To Thy pre-cious, bleed-ing side. - -'.f1L -#-

Uoed by permission of Mrs. Geo. W. Doane.

478

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CONSECRATION

595

Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross Near the Cross. 7.6.7.6. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

WILLIAM H. DOANE (1832-1915)

- sus, keep me

pre - cious foun - tain There a Love and mer - cy found me; me; Bring its scenes be - fore ev - er, Hop - ing, trust - ing

near the cross; 2. Near the cross, a trem - bling soul, 3. Near the cross! 0 Lamb of God, 4. Near the cross I'll watch and wait, 1. Je

heal - ing stream, Flows from Cal - vary's moun - tain. to all, a Free Moming Star Sheds its beams a - round me. bright and There the day, With its shadows o'er me. from day to me walk Help be-yond the riv er. strand, Just reach the I gold en Till

....

Refrain

the

cross,

the cross,

- ry

ev -

er,

....

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rap - tured soul

shall find

Used by permission of Mrs. Goo. W. Doane.

479

Rest

be - yond

the

riv -

er.

SABBATH SCHOOL

596

Take the World, but Give Me Jesus 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

JOHN R. SWENEY

:::

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1. Take the world, 2. Take the world, 3. Take the world, 4. Take the world,

but give but give but give but give

~~:

me Je - sus; me Je - sus, me Je - sus; me Je - sus;

.. ...... .....

All its joys are but a name, Sweetest com - fort of my soul; Let me view His con-stant smile; In His cross my trust shall be,

...-

..-. -.-

But His love a - bid - eth ev - er, With my Sav - iour watch-ing o'er me, Then through-out my pilgrim jour - ney Till, with clear - er, bright- er vi - sion,

......

-1:.: Refrain

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mer - cy!

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Oh,

the length and breadth of love I

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Oh, the full- ness

.. ...

re-demp- tion,

480

Pledge of

end -less life

a - bove.

CONSECRATION

597

I Would Be, Dear Saviour, Wholly Thine Wholly Thine. 9.6.9.5. With Refrain F. E. BELDEN, 1886

F. E. BELDEN

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.....

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1. I

would be, dear Sav-iour, whol-ly Thine; Teach me how, teach me how; 2. What is world -ly pleas-ure, wealth, or fame, With - out Thee, with-out Thee? 3. As I cast earth's transient joys be - hind, Come Thou near, come Thou near;

.....

I would do Thy will, 0 will leave them all for I In Thy pres - ence all in

Lord, not mine; Help me, help me now. Thy dear name, This my wealth shall be. my com-fort here. find, 'Tis all I

Refrain

Whol-ly Thine,

whol -ly Thine,

o Lord,

..-.

Whol-ly Thine, this is my vow; 0

Lord,

Whol-Iy Thine,

Whol-Iy Thine,O Lord, just now.

Lord,

CopyriKht. 1886, by P. E. Belden. Used by permission.

481

l SABBATH SCHOOL

598

0 Now I See the Crimson Wave The Oeansing Wave. C.M. With Refrain MRS. JOSEPH F. KNAPP

MRS . PHOEBE PALMER

foun-tain deep and wide; hear the speak-ing blood; bove the world and sin; feel the blood ap - plied,

i J e - sus, my Lord, might - y to save, Points to His wound - ed side. It speaks-pol-Iut - ed na - ture dies, Sinks 'neath the cleans - ing flood. With heart made pure and gar-ments white, And Christ en-throned with - in. Je - sus, know, My Je - sus cre - ci - tied. And Je - sus, on - ly

Refrain

I I

The cleansing stream I

see,

--,r

now I see the crim-son wave, The see the new cre - a - tion rise, I rise to walk in heaven's own light, A To 4. A - maz - ing grace I 'tis heaven be - low

1.0 2. I 3. I

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I plunge, and 0,

cleanseth me I

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see,

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1\'\

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-,,- -,r It cleanseth me, yes, cleanseth me.

CONSECRATION

599

Father, We Come to Thee 6.6.6.4.D. With Refrain W. J. BOSTWICJ[

F. E. BELDEN

1. Fa - ther, we come to Thee, No oth - er help have we; Thou wilt our ref-uge be, 2. Save from our man - y foes, Save from our earth-ly woes; Be Thou our soul's re-pose 3. Give us Thy grace di-vine, Seal us for - ev - er Thine; Our way-ward feet in-cline

On Thee we call. In time of need. From sin to Bee.

'--'

Earth is but dark and drear With - out Thy pres-ence near; Doubt-ing are we, and weak; To us sweet courage speak; Oh, guide us, we im-plore, Till wea - ry life is o'er,

Refrain

Be Thou our com - fort here, Fa - ther of all. Thy might-y arm we seek For strength indeed. And on a bright-er shore We dwell with Thee.

f'I

JIll

Fa - ther, we come toThee,

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SABBATH SCHOOL

600

I Am Coming to the Cross 7.7.7.7. With Refrain

WILLIAM McDONALD (1820- 1901)

WILLIAM G. FISCHER (1835- 1912) /110

am com - ing to the cross; 1 am poor, and weak, and blind; 2. Long my heart has sighed for Thee; Long has e - viI reigned with - in; 3. Here I give my all to Thee- Friends, and time, and earth - ly store; Per - feet - ed 1 am; in Him 4. Je - sus comes! He fills my soul!

1. I

1 am count - ing all but dross; shall full 1 sal - va - tion find. sus sweet - ly speaks to me, "I will cleanse you from all sin." Je Whol-Iy Thine for - ev er-more. be, Soul and bod - y Thine to the Lambl am glo - ry to I ev - ery whit made whole- Glo - ry,

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trust - ing, Lord,

in Thee,

Hum-bly

at ./L •

Thy cross

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Thou Lamb

Cal - va - ry;

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1 bow;

Save me,

u.ed by permi.sion of the Estate of William G. Fischer.

484

Je - sus, save

me now •

MEDITATION AND PRAYER

601

Be Silent, Be Silent Tread Softly. 6.5.6.5. With Refrain

FANNY J . CROSBY (1823-1915)

W. H. DOANE (1832-1915)

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1. Be 2. Be 3. Be 4. Be

Be This

A Be

si si si si

lent,

be - lent, - lent, be

si - lent, al tar fore - taste lent, si

si si si si

- lent, be

and that of be

whis For ho Breathe hum mer His

lent,

- lent, -- lent, lent,

per ly bly cy

is heard; this place, our prayer; re - cord;

1'--

lis ech E si

Oh, - ten, oes The

treas - ure each mes - sage of mo - ment we wait the on

den This - lent,

And

word. grace. share. Lord.

.....

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Refrain

--.--

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Tread Tread

soft ly, tread soft -ly here, tread

soft - ly, soft -ly here,

The

Mas - ter

Tread Tread

soft ly, tread soft - ly here, tread

soft ly, soft - ly here,

Uoed by permluion of Mn. Geo. W. Doane. 485

here;

draw near.

SABBATH SCHOOL

602

Jesus, Thou Hast Promised 6.S.6.S.D. With Refrain

w. o. PERXINB

E. R.LATT'"

.....

~ 1. Je - sus, Thou hast prom-ised That where two or Oft in sea-sons 2. J e - sus, Thou hast met us To Thy songs of 3. J e - sus, tune our voic - es

three In Thy name have But we need Thy past, praise; Be in each pe/" 1.-;-- I.

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be;

And Thy Come, 0 ralSe; May our 0~.:r::.

gath-ered, Thou wilt pres - ent pres - ence With us till the ti - tion That to Thee we .fL. _..fL..~

la~t;

...

•

word be - Hev - ing, blessed Sav - iour, faith grow strong - er,

• •

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Now in prayer we kneel; J e - sus, come and bless us ; Lord, Thy-self re - veal. And Thy grace dis- play; Hear us and ac - cept us; Bless us while we pray. And our hope more bright; May our love be pur - er, And our path more light.

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icome and bless

I .

While 1

Thou

•

Je - sus, 1

come and

bless us, ;0:'\

486

lin - ger

ev - er

here;

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MEDITATION AND PRAYER

603

Take Time to Be Holy 6.5.6.5.D.

W. D. LONGSTAFF (1822-1894)

1. Take 2. Take 3. Take 4. Take

time time time time

to to to to

be be be be

GEORGE C. STEBBINS (1846-

- ly,ly, - ly, - ly, -

ho ho ho ho

ttg f: f e EIf: f: ~

bide in Him A al Spend Oluch time in se And run not be - fore Each thought and each 010

ways, cret HiOl, tive

Make friends of God's chi! - dren, By look - ing to sus, Je joy or sor row, in In led by His Spir it Thus

in thy to be

- • -

Lord; on; Guide, soul,

And feed on His With a Je - sus What - ev er be Be neath His con

----

word; lone; tide; trol;

Help Like Still To

those who are Him thou shalt fol - low thy foun-tains of

weak, be; Lord, love,

noth - ing con - duct sus, Je :fit ted

His His Still For

bless - ing to like - ness shall trust in His serv - ice a

seek. see. word. bove.

.....

get - ting For Thy friends in And, look - ing Thou soon shalt

.... Speak oft with thy The world rush - es Let Him be thy thy Be calm in

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487

SABBATH SCHOOL

604

Lord, for Tomorrow and Its Needs Vincent. 8.4.8.4.D. HORATIO R. PALMER (1834·1907>

SYBn. F. PARTRIDGE, 1876

-$ 1. Lord, for 2. Let me 3. Let me

its needs my will, be grave,

to- mor - row and do be slow to in sea - son, Lord,

•

do not pray; I Prompt to o - bey; In sea - son gay;

..... b

---* Keep me, Help me me Let

my God, from stain of sin to sac - ri - flce myself, be faith - fui to Thy grace,

Help me me Let Lord, for

to - day. to - day. to - day.

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Just for Fa - ther, Fa - ther,

to la bor wrong or no to - mor-row

ear - nest - ly, die word i and its needs

pray; say; pray;

""',J

And du ly Un - think - ing I do not

me Let be kind in word Set Thou a seal up - on Still keep me, guide me, love

and deed, my lips me, Lord,

488

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Fa ther, to - day. Through all to - day. Through each to - day.

MEDIT AT/ON AND PRAYER

605

I Need Thee, Precious Jesus Rutherford. 7.6.7.6.0. CHRETIEN D'URHAN, 1834 Arr. by EDWARD F. RIMBAULT, 1867

F. WHITEFIELD

79- --. 1. I 2. I 3. I

For I To feel hope I

need Thee, pre - cious Je - sus, need the heart of Je - sus need Thee, pre - cious Je - sus,

: e+r A

stran - ger and a To tell my ev - ery En - cir - cled with the

I I

need need There, with

pi! - grim, tri - al, rain - bow,

-6.

I=FI~: i?fi~¢ I have no my And all And seat - ed

store. sor - rows share. Thy throne. on

....

the love of sus Je Spir - it the Ho - ly Thy blood-bought chi! - dren, I2:L

poor; run ver - y each anx - ious care, to see Thee soon,

To cheer me on my To teach me what I My joy shall ev - er

way, am, be

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To To To

be my strength and stay. to the Lamb. point me gaze, my Lord, on Theel

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SABBATH SCHOOL

606

I Come to the Garden Alone In the Garden C. AUSTIN MILES, 1912

C. AUSTIN MILES

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---

1. I come to the gar-den a - 10~e, 2. He speaks, and the sound of His VOIce

3. I'd stay in

the gar-den with Him

ros eSj sing - ingj ing, fall

And the voice I hear, And the mel - 0 - dy But He bids me gOj

While the dew is still on the Is so sweet the birds hush their Though the night a-round me be

.,. ---

Fall - ing on my That He gave to Through the voice of

ear, me, woe,

The WithHis

Refrain ,-...

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of God Son my heart in voice to me

dis - clos is ring call is

es. And

He walks with me, and He

talks

with me,

And He tells

His

own,

And the

1':\

joy we share as we tar - ry

None oth-er has ev - er

---..:,.-:--known. ~

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JOY OR PEACE

607

There's Sunshine in My Soul Today C.M. With Refrain

E.E. HEWITT

JOHN R. SWE.NItY

my soul to - day, my soul to - day, my soul to - day, my soul to - day,

1. There's sun-shine in 2. There's mu - sic in 3. There's spring-time in 4. There's glad-ness in

More glo - ri - ous and bright car - 01 to my King, For when the Lord is near, And hope, and praise, and love, A

-.-

Than glows in an - y earth -ly sky, And J e - sus, list - en - ing, can hear The dove of peace sings in my heart, For bless - ings which He gives me now,

For Je - sus is my light., The songs I can - not sing. The flowers of grace ap - pear. For joys "laid up" a - bove.

Refrain

@~t~ e:

11 ~

o there's sun sun - shine in

- r--. -.-.

When the peace - ful,

shine, bless - ed the soul, bless - ed

sun sun - shine in

shine, the soul,

hap - py

mo - ments roll; hap - py

mo - ments ron,

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When Je - sus shows His

smil- ing face There is

sun-shine in the soul,

J-, Copyright, 1915. Renewal. Hope Publishing Company, owner. Used by permission. 491

SABBATH SCHOOL

608

Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine! 9.10.9.9. With Refrain MRS. JOSEPH F. KNAPP, (1839-1908)

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

~hl' f=tl ~: g: t 1+$13~W Strd= 1. Biess-ed

as - sur - ance, 2. Per - fect sub - mis - sian, 3. Per - fect sub - mis - sion,

•

0, what a fore - taste Vi - sions of rap - ture I in my Sav - iour

"""'"'

of glo - ry di - vine I now burst on my sight. am hap-py and blest, ·fL

J e - sus is mine I per - fect de - light, all is at rest,

"""'#-.

---

Heir of sal - va - tion, pur-chase of God, An - gels de-scend - ing bring from a - bove Watching and wait - ing, look - ing a - bove,

--'-----* • Refrain

~ l-\; ~I d: J. \;;.1 ......J' 13:'1.1 ; ; 110: g C· :,:. .:. . ........ Born of His Spir - it, washed in His blood. Ech - oes of mer - cy, whis-pers of love. This is my sto - ry, Filled with His good - ness, lost in His love. ~ . " " . f L -/L ..fIL.

Eel f·

this is my

song,

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Prais-ing my Sav- iour all the day long j

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sto - ry, this is my song, Prais-ing my Sav - iour -11'-. .fIL. ./L -/L .fL -"--~ • -

492

all the day

long.

JOY OR PEACE

609

There Comes to My Heart One Sweet Strain Sweet Peace. 8.8.8.7. With Refrain P. P. BILHORN

P. P . BILHORN

..... my the as for

1. There comes to on 2. Through Christ 3. When Je - sus 4. In sus Je

heart cross Lord peace

one sweet peace was had I I a

10'

strain (sweet strain), made (was made), crowned (had crowned), bide (a - bide),

.-.

- II

A-

glad debt heart as

:My My

And

and by with I

a His this keep

joy - ous death was peace did close to

re all a His

frain (re - frain); paid (all paid) ; l bound (a - bound); side (His side),

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- gain, laid

sing it a- gain and a I No oth - er foun-da - tion is Him the rich bless-ing I In There's not!t-ing but peace doth be -

found, tide, ~

.... .....

Sweet peace, the For peace, the Sweet peace, the Sweet peace, the

gift gift gift gift

of God's of God's of God's of God's

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Peace, peace, sweet peace, Won - der - ful gift from a - bove (a-bove);

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peace, Sweet peace, the gift

SABBATH SCHOOL

610

Far Away m the Depths of My Spirit Wonderful Peace. 12.9.12.9. With Refrain

W.G. COOPER

W. D. CORNELL; alt •

....

1. Far a - way in the depths of my spir - it to - night, 2. What a treas - ure I have in this won - der - ful peace, 3. I am rest - ing to - night in this won - der - ful peace, 4. I be - lieve when I rise to that cit - y of peace, 5. Wea - ry soul, without glad - ness or com - fort or rest,

Rolls a Bur - ied Rest- ing Where the Pass-ing

~lg t-tt--f [ t ~ [I! e ~ FIE=:: E I =:: '-"

ce - les - tial-like strains it un So se - cure that no pow - er can I am kept from all dan - ger by That one strain of the song which the Make the Sav - iour your friend ere the

mel - 0 - dy sweet - er than psalm; deep in ~y in - ner - most soul, sweet -ly In J e - sus' con - trol; Au - thor of peace I shall see, down the rough path-way of time I

ceas - ing - ly falls mine it a - way, night and by day, ran - somed will sing, shad-ows grow dark;

"-'

O'er my soul like an calm. in fi - nite While the years of e - ter - ni roll I ty ry is flood - ing my And His glo soul. In that heav - en - ly king-dom will beac - cept of this peace so sub - lime. 0

Refrain

.....

....

Peace! peace! won-der-ful peace, Com-ing down from the Fa-ther

I Jo.

...

it" ...

•

-!fi-

•• '-

o - ver my spirit for - ev - er,

-t-.l$~J J'

...

JI-.

....

::~JU '-0/

I pray,

: f ...

a - bove; Sweep

494

fathomless bil-lows of. love. -I'- -("--'-Il-

...

JOY OR PEACE

611

What a Fellowship, What a Joy Divine Leaning on the Everlasting Arms. 10.9.10.9. With Refrain A . J . SHOWALTER

E . A. HOFFMAN

---

1. What a fel - low-ship, what a joy di - vine, Lean-ing on how sweet to walk in this pilgrim way, Lean-ing on 2. 0 3. What have I to dread, what have I to fear, Lean-ing on

the ev - erthe ev - erthe ev - er-

last - ing last - ing last inf

•I

arms; arms; arms?

What a bless - ed-ness, what a peace is mine, 0 how bright the path grows from day to day, have bless - ed peace with my Lord so near, I

• ---P

--~

Refrain

a d td Lean - ing Lean - ing Lean - ing

on on on

the ev - er - last - ing arms. the ev - er - last - ing arms. the ev - er - last - ing arms.

Lean Lean - ing

J- r--.

ing, on Je - sus, ~ I ~

-#-

lean ing, lean - ing on J e - sus,

-....

Safe and se - cure from all

J-

IJ ing,

1-1 ...:J

a -larms ; Lean Lean-ing

lean ing, Lean-ing Je - sus, lean - ing on Je - sus,

495

on the ev - er - last - ing arms.

SABBATH SCHOOL

612

There Is Sunlight on the Hilltop S.7.S.7.D. With Refrain

MRS. M. T . HAUGHEY

Melody b y M. T. HAUGHEY; BrTanged

~lL-=tmd~ft~mdl.Cj~~~ ~: ~" -' 1 "I. There is

sun - light on the hill - top, There is sun - light on the sea; 2. In the dust I leave my sad - ness, As the garb of oth - er days; 3. Lov - ing Sav - iour, Thou hast bought me, And my life, my all, is Thine;

~t IF~ 2-8=i=f==P+e rf: ~ e B fEd *-¥=1=1"~ tft' M~fti tH• ill. H4+f3 ~" - I And the gold - en beams are sleep - ing, For Thou rob - est me with glad-ness, Let the lamp Thy love hath light - ed

But And And

a to to

~{-t

rich - er light is that bright home of that bright home of

fill - ing glo - ry glo - ry

On the soft and ver - dant lea; And Thou fill - est me with praise; To Thy praise and glo - ry shine;

All the cham - bers of my heart; Which Thy love hath won for me, Which Thy love hath won for me,

-.-

-J $-L

J For Thou dwell-est there, my Sav - iour, In my heart and mind as - cend - ing, In my heart and mind as - cend - ing,

And 'tis sun - light where Thou art. My glad spir - it fol-Iows Thee. My glad spir - it fol-Iows Thee.

U. Refrain

the sun -light! beau-ti - ful

sun-light!

496

the heart!

JOY OR PEACE

__4 -

J e - sus' smile can ban - ish sad - ness;

613

•

sun - light in the heart.

o Jesus, My Redeemer My Song. 7.6.7.6. With Refrain D. S. HAKEs

F. E.BELDEN

3. I trust in 4. My song and

my Re - deem - er, hope and com - fort Thee,my Sav - iour, my re - joic - ing

My Sav - iour When shad - ows For Thou to My song and

and my sol - ace dark sur - round me, me art dear - er my re - joic - ing

1. 0 Je - sus, 2. Thou art my

Thou art my Through all the My faith - ful

joy and song, wea - ry years, Friend and G.uide;

{;e _;~;_lOrld: t~~ ~ I F~=W' ~ If:..f When griefs a - round me throng. When fall the bit - ter tears. Than all on earth be - sioe.

r thrn~-~ ri'~=F I

Refrain

Je - sus,

Re - deem - er,

. oth - er

friend so

con - stant, I

.., Copyright, 1900, by F. E. Belden. Used by permission.

497

song shall

.fII..-

.11._

No friend

dear

~'7"~

to -#-

Thee;

me. ~

SABBATH SCHOOL

614

My Father Is Rich m Houses and Lands A Child of the King. 10.11.10.11. With Refrain Arr. from a melody by JOHN B . SUMNER

HATTIE E. BUEL

1. My 2. My

3. I 4. A

nJ.Ut.

77 hold - eth the Fa - ther is rich in hous - es and lands; He the Sav - iour of men, Once wan-dered on Fa - ther's own Son, sin - ner by once was an out-cast, a stran - ger on earth, A cot-tage, 0 why should I care? They're building a tent or a '-'

Jio.

. . . . . ...

wealth of the world in His hands I Of ru - bies and diamonds, of sil - ver and gold, earth as the poor-est of them; But now He is pleading for sin - ners on high, choice, and an al- ien by birth! But I've been a-dopt-ed, my name's written down, pal - ace for me 0 - ver there! Though exiled from home, yet still I may sing:

±-' ~:~ ~ ____•.•

~-...~

. I

Refrain \.oo'-'~ ..".. 77 His cof - fers are full- He has rich-es un - told. I'm a child of the And will give me a home when He comes by and by. An heir to a mansion, a robe, and a crown. "All glo - ry to God, I'm a child of the King."

~e% 1 ~:1 ~ lB=frB I~ pzeuF I~: i I'F rn King, a child

of the King! With Je-sus,my Sav-iour, I'm a child of

498

77 the King I

JOY OR PEACE

615

Safe in the Arms of Jesus 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

W. H. DOANE, 1898

, ~

Safe on His gen - tIe breast- Here by His Safe from cor-rod - ing care; Safe from the Je - sus has died for me; Finn on the

in the arms of J e - sus, in the arms of J e - sus, sus, my heart's dear ref - uge,

£1

.....

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-#-.

o·

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Sweetly my soul doth rest. love o'er - shad - ed, world's tempta - tions, Sin can-not harm me there. Rock of A - ges, Ev - er my trust shall be.

-o

Hark! 'ti s the voice of an - gels, Free from the blight of sor - row, Here let me wait with pa-tience, -f2-

- .~ o - ver the fields of glo - ry, On - ly a few more tri - als, Wait till I see the mom-ing

Borne in a song to me, Free from my doubts and fears; Wait till the night is o'er;

-!L-

~,,_

-!L-

-!L- • -!L- -L

the arms of

Je - sus,

o - ver the On - ly Break on

Refrain

..../

jas - per sea. few more tears. golden shore.

Safe in

Safe on His gen - tIe breast-

t:\

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I7!'"::H

... "r ..

"""'"

"" 6<I

Here

His love

o'er - shad - ed,

-fL

" "

Sweet-ly

I I

Used by permission of Mrs. Geo. W . Doane.

.. ..

499

....

",.--.I..J

my soul doth rest.

.... " ....

On. I

SABBATH SCHOOL

616

The Home Where Changes Never Come Wait, and Murmur Not. L.M. With Refrain WILLIAM J . KIRKPATRICK

W . H. BELLAMY

---;

-. .-

-19-'

1. The home where changes nev - er come, N or pain nor sor-row, toil nor care; By Heaven allowed, thine earthly lot; 2. Yet when bowed down beneath the load in thy path some thorns are found, 0, think who bore them on His brow; 3. If

on,

4. Toil

nor deem, though sore it be,

One sigh un-heard, one prayer for-got;

-..... -----

Yes! 'tis a bright and bless-ed home; Thou yearnst to reach that blest a - bode, If grief thy sorrowing heart has found, The day of rest will dawn for thee! -#-

Who would not fain be rest-ing there? Wait, meek - ly wait, and mur-mur not. It reached a ho - Ii - er than thou. Wait, meek - ly wait, and mur-mur not. ----#-. ~ ~ "'"

Refrain

I fA

Ii " I ~ -.-• meek - ly wait, and mur- mur ~

61: wait! meek - ly

---- -....

•

wait,

not,

j--

~1f41 i i U1Q#td: meek -ly wait,

0 wait,

wait!

....

500

andmur - mur not.

.... -..... -....

.fL-

wait! meek -ly wait,

-....

wait! meek -ly

wait, and mur-mur not;

0 mur-mur not. ~

DISCIPLESHIP

617

Lord, I Care Not for Riches Is My Name Written There? 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain FRANK M . DAVIS

M . A.K.

1. Lord, I care not for rich - es, 2. Lord, my sins they are man - y, 3. Oh, that beau - ti - ful cit - y,

Neith-er sil - ver nor gold; Like the sands of the sea, With its mansions of light,

I would But Thy With its

~ the book of Thy make sure of heav - en, I would en - ter the fold; In blood,O my Sav-iour, Is suf - fl - cient for me; For Thy prom-ise is glo - ri - fled be - ings In pure garments of white; Where no e - vii thing

--- In

king-dom, writ - ten com - eth

With

its pag - es bright let - ters de - spoil what

so that is

fair, glow, fair,

Tell me, Je - sus, my "Though your sins be as Where the an - gels are

-#-

Refrain

Is my name written there? will make them like snow." Is I Is my name written there?

Sav - iour, scar - let, watching-

my name written there, On

10.

• •

the

-6J-

page white and fair? In the book of Thy kingdom, Is my name writ-ten there?

++----H I

501

SABBATH SCHOOL

618

Sitting at the Feet of Jesus Humility. S.7.S.7.D.

J. H.

An.

'wi' 1. Sit - ting

at the feet of Je - sus, 2. Sit - ting at the feet of Je - sus, 3. Bless me, 0 my Sav-iour, bless me,

---

o what words I hear Him sayl Where can mor - tal be more blest? I'm wait - ing at Thy feet, As

"19-

'wi'

Hap - py place I so near, so pre - dousl May it find me there each day; There I lay my sins and sor - rows, And, when wea - ry, find sweetrest; o look down in love up - on me, Let me see Thy face so sweet; "19-

-----t-

Sit - ting at the feet of Sit - ting at the feet of Give me, Lord, the mind of

Je - sus, Je - sus, Je - sus,

I would look up - on the past, There I love to weep and pray, Make me ho - ly as He is,

-d-.

For His love has been so gra - dous, While I from His full-ness gath - er May I prove I've been with Je - sus,

•• • •

•

has won my heart at last. Grace and com-fort ev - ery day. Who is all my right-eousness. It

•

• I

502

WORK AND DUTY

619

Watchman, Blow the Gospel Trumpet 8.7.8.7. With Refrain WILLIAM J. KlRXPATRIClt

H. L. GILMOUR

1. Watch-man, blow the gos - pel trum - pet, Ev - ery soul a warn-ing give; 2. Sound it loud o'er ev - ery hill - top, Gloom - y shade and sun-ny plain; 3. Sound it in the hedge and high - way, Earth's dark spots where exiles roam; la - den, Wea - ry,long-ing to be free; 4. Sound it for the heav - y

"'"

Who - so - ev - er hears the mes - sage o - cean depths re - peat the mes - sage, Let it tell all things are read - y, Sound a Say - iour's in - vi - ta - tion,

May re-pent, and turn and live. Full salva-tion's glad re - frain. Fa - ther waits to wel-come home. Sweet - ly say - ing, "Come to me."

Refrain

Blow the trum-pet, trust-y watch-man,

God

Blow it loud o'er land and sea; loud o'er land and sea;

com-mis-sions, sound the mes-sage I

Ev - ery cap-tive may -

503

free •

SABBATH SCHOOL

o Where Are the Reapers?

620

10.10.10.10. With Refrain GEORGE F. ROOT (1820-1895)

EBEN E. REXFORD

-41

-';-' -,r -,r -..... 1. 0 where are the reap - ers that gar - ner in 2. Go out in the by - ways and search them all; 3. The fields all are rip-ening, and far and wide 4. So come with your sick - les, ye sons of men,

The sheaves of the good The wheat may be there, The world now is waitto-geth And gath - er

~ I d &f d &fir d d.q C Ir I--

-,r from the fields of sin? though the weeds are tall; ing the har - vest tide: er the gold - en grain;

With sick - les of truth must the work be done, Then search in the high-way, and pass none by; But reap - ers are few, and the work is great, Toil on till the Lord of the har - vest come,

And no one may rest till the "har-vest home." But gath - er from all for the home on high. Where are the reap-ers? And much will be lost should the har -vest wait. Then share ye His joy in the "har -vest home."

who will come

tJff

f c· ; te e e't/ ; 1f f r ~ I ~ 1

And share in

f~ le i -!L

who will help us

the glo - ry

~. -!L

to gar - net

-!L

the "har - vest home"?

-!L

---

The sheaves of good from the fields of

sin?

@jr I• c (. ~rH ' IelF ~ Fr f If r FII I

504

WORK AND DUTY

621

Sowing in the Morning Bringing in the Sheaves. 12.11.12.11. With Refrain GEORGE A. MINOR

KNOWLES SHAW

1. Sow-ing

in the mom-ing, sow-ing seeds of kind-ness, Sow-ing in the noon-tide in the sun-shine, sow-ing in the shad-ows, Fearing nei-ther clouds nor 3. Go - ing forth with weep-ing, sow-ing for the Mas - ter, Though the loss sustained our

2. Sow-ing

and the dew - y eve; Wait-ing for the har - vest, and the time of reap - ing, win-ter's chill-ing breeze; By and by the har - vest, and the la - bor end - ed, spir - it oft - en grieves; When our weeping's 0 - ver, He will bid us weI-come,

Refrain

We shall come re - joic - ing, bring-ing We shall come re - joic - ing, bring-ing We shall come re - joic - ing, bring-ing

in in in

the sheaves. the sheaves. Bring-ing in the sheaves, the sheaves.

Bring-ing

the sheaves, We shall come re - joic - ing, Bring-ing

in the sheaves;

/'10

ringing in the sheaves, Bringing in the sheaves, We shall come rejoicing,Bringing in the sheaves.

-J505

SABBATH SCHOOL

622

One More Day's Work 7.6.5.5.6.4.6. With Refrain ROBERT LOWRY (1826-1899)

ANNA WARNER

F l. One more day's work 2. One more day's work 3. One more day's work 4. One more day's work 5.0 bless - ed work

for for for for for

But heaven is near - er, Tis joy, not du - ty, To tell the sto - ry, But heaven shines clearer, There toil seems pleasure,

And Christ is dear - er, To speak His beau - ty; To show the glo - ry, And rest comes near-er, My wants are treas-ure,

Je - sus, Je - sus; Je - sus; Je - susJe - sus!

One less of life for me; How glo - rious is my King! How sweet the work has been, 0 yes, a wea - ry day; 0 rest at Je - sus' feet!

Than yes - ter - day to My soul mounts on the When Christ's flock en - ter At each step of the And pain for Him is

e-ftEtftl. - :riti4

me; wing in! way, sweet.

10" love His the At How it And Christ if Lord,

light and mere thought did shine a11in may, I

Fill all How Christ In this fore Be I'll serve

my my poor His an

soul life heart face oth -#-.

to - night. has bought. of mine! I fall. er day.

--\III'

Refrain

One

more day's work for

Je - sus,

I ~ 10" One more day's work for

I Je - sus,

.!.

r----

, ? I ~: MtIJ us--4=£llJ; @i i l M One more day's work for

Je - sus,

One

less

life

for

me.

WORK AND DUTY

623

Rescue the Perishing 6.5.10.6.5.10. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

W. H. DOANE (1832-1915)

-II

"- S

•

1. Res - cue the per - ish - ing, Care for the dy - ing; 2. Though they are slight-ing Him, Still He is wait - ing, 3. Down in the hu - man heart, Crushed by the temp - ter, 4. Res - cue the per - ish - ing, Du - ty de-mands it;

---

Snatch them in pit Wait - ing the penFeel - ings lie burStrength for thy la fL--

from tent ied that bor the

sin child grace Lord

and to can will

Weep o'er the err - ing one, Plead with them ear - nest - ly, Touched by a lov - ing heart, Back to the nar - row way

the grave; re - ceive. re - store; pro - vide;

:,-== Lift up the fall - en, Tell them of Je - sus, the might - y to save. Plead with them gent - ly; He will for - give if they on - ly be-lieve. Wak-ened by kind-ness, Chords that were brok - en will vi - brate once more. Pa - tient -ly win them; Tell the poor wan-derer a Sav - iour has died . ... -

-!'--

+2-

Refrain

Res - cue

the

per -

ish - ing,

Care

for

the

ing;

i rp--f1 t f+d+H Je

sus

mer - ci

-!'--

Used by permission of Mrs. Gee. W. Doane.

507

ful,

sus

will

save.

SABBATH SCHOOL

624

Throw Out the Life Line 10.10.10.11. With Refrain E. S. UFFORD; arr. by GEORGE C. STEBBINS

EDWARD S. UFFORD

-==

-~- ~ a broth-er whom the life line a - cross the dark wave, There is the life line with hand quick and strong; Why do you tar - ry, why the life line to dan-ger-fraught men, Sink - ing in an-guish where the sea - son of res - cue be o'er, Soon will they drift to e-

-c:

~ [ e: gee b I!+e-e r' I = ti = = ~ ~

~ ~~

~---d-89q·QL~i.=7-t-¥fkg=a

r ~ I~ Y-

some - one should save; Some-bod - y's broth -err oh, who then will dare To is sink - ing; oh, has - ten to - day- And lin - ger so long? See! he you've nev - er been; Winds of temp- ta - tion and bi! -lows of woe Will ter - ni - ty's shore; Haste, then, my broth - er, no time for de - lay, But

Refrain

throw out the life line, his per - i1 to share? out with the life - boat! a - way, then, a - way! Throw out the life line! soon hurl them out where the dark wa - ters flow. throw out the life line and save them to - day.

---=-~l=:l===t--J= 'F ~

~ --~ ~

~. =I I: I~I:= Iii e f-:-P; ~ ~3CFI

the life line! Some-one -!L ~ -I'-I'-

is drift - ing a - way! -I'- -I'- • -I'- ...7'

---~

life

line! Throw out

the life line!

Throw out the

.IL

Some - one

"='

sink-ing

to - day.

g-r IEfirnH g e-~ ~

S08

1 -,

WORK AND DUTY

625

Hark! 'Tis the Shepherd's Voice I Hear Bring Them In. L.M. With Refrain

w. A . OGDEN

ALEXCENAH THOMAS

1. Hark! 'tis the Shepherd's voice I hear, 2. Who'll go and help the Shepherd kind, 3. Out in the des - ert hear their cry,

Out in the des - ert dark and drear, Help Him the wandering ones to find? Out on the mountain wild and high,

Call - ing the sheep who've gone astray, Far from the Shepherd's fold a - way. Where they'll be sheltered from the cold? Who'll bring them back in - to the fold, Hark I 'tis the Mas-ter speaks to thee, "Go, find My sheep where'er they be."

Bring them in,

Bring them

in,

Bring them

in,

Bring them in

in.

Bring the

509

from the fields

wan-derers to

sin ;

Je - sus.

SABBATH SCHOOL

626

I Am Thinking Today of That Beautiful Land Will There . Be Any Stars? 12.9.12.9. With Refrain JOHN R. SWENEY, 1897

E.E. HEWITT

of that beau - ti - ful land am think - ing to - day the strength of the Lord let me la - bor and pray, I be-hold, what joy will it be when His face

1. I 2. In

3.0

shall Let me Liv- ing

-61-. -&-.

::t:

go - eth down; When through wonder -ful grace by reach when the sun watch as a win - ner of souls; That bright stars may be mine in to lay down; It would sweet -en my bliss in gems at His feet

..... Say - iour I glo - ri - ous y of cit

"..

there be stand, day, When His praise gold, Should there be

an- y stars like the sea an- y stars

t J. I

-~-

Will there be

my the the

an - y

stars,

"'"

I".-

an - y

r , f ~ I t1t4

stars

my crown, When at

in my crown? bi! - lows rolls. in my crown.

WORK AND DUTY ~

eve - ning the sun

go - eth

\.00 \.00 I

down? When go-eth down?

~~(L~

•

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---

I wake with the blest

•

-.r --In the man-sions of rest, Will there be

an - y stars in an - y stars in my crown?

627

.He That Goeth Forth Stockwell. 8.7.8.7. D. ~. JONES. 1847

T. HASTINGS (1784-1872)

1. He that go - eth forth with weep - ing, Bear - ing pre - cious seed in love, 2. Soft de-scend the dews of heav - en, Bright·the rllYS ce - les - tial shine; 3. Sow the seed, be nev - er wea - ry; Let no fears thy soul an - noy; 4. Lo, the scene of ver-dure bright-ening I See the ris - ing grain ap - pear;

N ev - er tir - ing, nev - er sleep - ing, Find - eth mer - cy from a - bove. Pre - cious fruits will thus be giv - en, Through an in-fiuence all di - vine. the pros- pect ne'er so drear - y, Thou shalt reap the fruits of joy. Be near. Look a - gain I the fields are whit - ening, For the har - vest - tinle is

511

SABBATH SCHOOL

628

Brightly Beams Our Father's Mercy Lower Lights. 8.7.8.7. With Refrain P. P. BLISS (1838-1876)

P. P. BLISS (1838-1876)

1. Bright -ly beams our Fa-ther's mer - cy, From His light-house ev - er - more, 2. Dark the night of sin has set - tled, Loud the an - gry bil-lows roar; tossed, 3. Trim your fee - ble lamp, my broth - er: Some poor sail - or, temp-est

-:-_. But to us Ea - ger eyes Try - ing now

.!.

He gives the keep-ing are watch-ing, long-ing, to make the har - bor,

Of For In

the lights a - long the shore. the lights a - long the shore. the darkness may be lost.

Refrain --+--

••••

1'-' the low - er lights be burn - ing I Send ~

gleam

a - cross the -#-

wave I

-#-.

-Some poor faint - ing, struggling sea -man

512

You may res - cue, you

may save.

WORK AND DUTY

629

If Any Little Word of Mine 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

Word. by A. N. o. and F. E. B.

1. If 2. If 3. If

y an y an an - y

D. s. HAKES

...••

lit - tie word of mine lit - tIe love of mine lit - tIe lift of mine

-.r

May make May make May ease

a hard life sweet -er, a toil - er bend-ing,

an - y lit - tie song of mine May make If an - y lit - tie care of mine May make If God give me love and care and strength; We live

a sad heart iight - er, a friend's the fleet - er, for Him by lend - ing.

God help

me speak the help - ing word,

And drop

in some lone - ly vale,

513

a dark life bright-er,

And sweet - en

set

with sing - ing,

the ech - oes

ring - ing.

SABBATH SCHOOL-WATCHFULNESS

630

Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break Saved by Grace. L.M. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

.... •

GEORGE C. STEBBINS

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---~ -,r \00"

-+ --,j-

1. Some-day the

sil - ver cord will break, 2. Some-day my earth - ly house will fall, 3. Some-day, when fades the gold - en sun

"f;~r:l~ But, 0, the But this I My bless - ed

sing; be, west,

pal - ace of place in heaven en - ter in

"~ fl~ joy knowLord

-,r

the for to

King! me. rest.

"lp:P' r I

\00"

when I shall my all in will say, "Well

And

shall see

~•

face,

see

And tell the to

Him face to -11---11--

sto - ry-Saved

grace;

And

shall

face,

Him face to shall see

Ji..

With-in the Has now a And I shall

¢~ J J I a;t£=f=F I 5 ea+! fg£=g

.....I

wake all done !"

shall see -II--

....

And I no more as now shall I can - not tell how soon 'twill Be - neath the ro - sy - tint - ed

-.~ ~ And tell the sto - ry-Saved by grace.

face, to face,

HOPE AND ASPIRATION

631

I'm Pressing on the Upward Way Higher Ground. L.M. With Refrain

JOHNSON OATMAN, JR.

CHARLES H. GABRIEL

()

It)

.,.

~""'4-

...... ---

1. I'm press-ing on the up-ward way, New heights I'm gain-ing ev - ery day; 2. My heart has no de - sire to stay Where doubts arise and fears dis - may; a - bove the world, Though Satan's darts at me are hurled; want to live 3. I want to scale the ut-most height, And catch a gleam of glo - ry bright; 4. I

:-1 ...

...

pray - ing as Ion-ward bound, "Lord, plant my feet on high - er ground." Though some may dwell where these abound, My prayer, my aim is high - er ground. For faith has caught the joy - ful sound, The song of saints on high - er ground. But still I'll pray till heaven I've found, "Lord, lead me on to high - er ground."

~ ()

it)

Refrain

~4-

Lord, lift me up, and

-----

-~-:

-- .

JIo

...

r'"

...

"'" -f--S+--l I

I shall stand

-t- ~

A high-er plane than I

JIiII

~ By faith, on heav - en's ta - ble-Iand; J L ~~ -

-r.:' --~- --r- ~.. -F-F--

have found; Lord, plant my feet on high - er

515

ground.

SABBATH SCHOOL

632

Closer to Thee, My Father, Draw Me 9.6.9.6. With Refrain J . H. TENNEY

MRS. E. W. CHAPMAN

.t9-.

long for Thine em - brace; let me leave Thee more; I am all like Thee;

to Thee, my Fa- ther, draw me, to Thee, my Sav-iour, draw me, 3. Clos- er by Thy sweet Spir-it draw me,

Nor Till

Clos - er with - in Thine arms en~ fold me, Fain would I feel Thine arms a-round me, Quick-en, re-fine, and wash, and cleanse me,

I seek a rest - ing place. And count my wanderings o'er. Till I am pure and free.

1. Clos - er 2. Clos - er

Refrain

..... Clos

with the cords oflove, Draw

Closer, closer with the cords of

a -

bove;

f FI

f Clos

to Thyself a-bove;

love, Draw me, draw me to thyself

draw

me,

Thyself a - bove.

Closer with the cords of love,Draw me to Thyself above,Draw me to Thyself a - hove.

516

HOPE AND ASPIRATION

633

0 Sometimes the Shadows Are Deep The Rock That Is Higher. L.M. With Refrain

E . JOHNSON (1826-1909)

1. 0 2. 0 3. 0

WILLIAM G . FISCHER (1835-1912)

sometimes the shadows are deep, sometimes how long seems the day, near to the Rock let me keep,

...

-6/-'

And rough seems the path to the goal; And sometimes how heav-y my feet; Or bless-ings or sor-rows pre-vail;

-i9-'

...

And sor-rows, how oft - en they sweep Like tem-pests down 0 - ver the soul I But toil - ing in life's dusty way, The Rock's blessed shadow, how sweet! Or climb-ing the mountain way steep, Or walk - ing the shadow - y vale.

then

Rock that

the Rook

let

fiy,

let

fiy-

the

then

the

is high - er than I; is high - er than I;

Rock let me fiy, ~

me fiy-

To the Rock that is high - er than I.

By permission of the Estate of William G. Fischer. 517

SABBATH SCHOOL

634

One Thing I of the Lord Desire A Clean Heart. L.M. With Refrain FRED H. BYSHE)

WALTER C. SMITH

1. One thing I of the Lord de - sire, 2. If clear - er vi - sion Thou im - part, 3. Yea, on - Iy as thisheart is clean 4. I watch to shun the mir - y way,

For all my paths have mir - y been, Grateful and glad my soul shall be j May larger vi - sion yet be mine, And stanch the springs of guilt - Y thought,

II· . .

....=--..

by fire, o make me clean, 0 make me clean. Be it by wa - ter or But yet to have a pur - er heart, Is more to me, Is more to me. For mir-rored in Thy life are seen The things di - vine, The things di-vine. But watch and strug - gle as I may, Pure I am not, Pure I am not.

Refrain

~ So wash me Thou, with-out, with - in,

Or purge with fire,

If that must be,

~) No mat-ter how,

on -Iy

sin

518

Die out in

me, die out

in me.

SALVATION AND REDEMPTION

635

RedeemedI How I Love to Proclaim It! 9.8.9.8. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

WILLIAM J. KlRKPATRIClt

1. Redeemedlhow I love to pro-claim itt Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb; 2. Redeemed I and so hap - py in Je - sus I No language my rapt-ure can tell; 3. I think of mybless-ed Re-deem-er, I think of Him all the day long; 4. I know I shall see in His beauty The King in whose law I de - light, 5. I knowthere'sacrownthat is wait-ing In yon-derbrightmansionfor me;

Redeemed through His in - fi - nite mer - cy, His child, and for - ev - er, I I know that the light of His pres-ence With me doth con - tin - ual-ly I sing, for I can-not be si - lent; His love is the theme of my Who lov - ing - ly guardeth my foot-steps, And giv - eth me songs in the And soon, with the spir - its made perfect, At home with the Lord I shall

am. dwell. song. night. be.

'-"

'-'

Re - deemed, re - deemed, Redeemed by Redeemed, redeemed,

.....

the blood of the

Lamb;

....

Re - deemed, re - deemed, His child, and for - ev - er, Redeemed, redeemed,

am. I

I 519

SABBATH SCHOOL

636

0 Who Is This That Cometh? Mighty to Save. 7.6.8.6.7.4.7.4. With Refrain

R. W. TODD

HARRY SANDERS

.....

1. 0 2. 0

-.-

who is this that com-eth From Edom's crimson plain. With wounded side. with why is Thine ap - par - el With reeking gore all dyed, Like them that tread the bleeding Lamb, my Saviour! How could'st Thou bear this shame? "With mercy fraught, Mine

3. 0

~F F F EIp Imp ISEEfJP: lflFf=fBE ~

I ,

"1-

------

gar-ments dyed? 0 tell me now Thy name. wine press red? 0 why this blood-y tide? own arm brought Sal-va - tion in My name j

"I "I

-fIL -#-

-fIL' ~..

~-.

•

that saw thy soul's distress, A the wine press trod a-lone, 'Neath the blood - v fight have won, Con ~_~-,

-H.---j ~

()

ran - som gave j darkening skies j quered the grave,

-f2I

#-'---

I that speak in right-eous - ness, Might-y Of the peo - ple there was none Might-y Now the year of joy has come-Might-y

(.2-

(

..... ---

to save." to save." to save." -P- (i'-.

~ ~-.

-..---

Refrain

Might - Y

save, Might - y

Might- y to save, ~. -!L *,,=

save, Might-y

~I to save,

-I

:.< •

#-'---

Might - Y

to save j Lord, I

~ trust Thy won-drous love, Might-y -P-

520

to save.

SALVATION AND REDEMPTION

637

We Have Heard a Joyful Sound Jesus Saves . 7.6.7.6.7.7.7.6.

PRISCILLA J. OWENS

1. We 2. Waft 3. Sing 4. Give

on a - bove the winds

,...:

:,..

WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK, 1882

;;t

Spread the Tell to By His Let the

a joy - ful sound, the roll - ing tide, the bat - tIe's strife, a might - y voice,

.... =J-

saves; saves; saves; saves;

Je - sus Je - sus Je - sus Je - sus

:;J-•

a - round, glad - ness all sin - ners, far and wide, death and end - less life, re - joice, na

Je - sus saves, Je - sus saves, Je - sus saves, Je - sus saves,

saves; saves; saves; saves;

Je - sus Je - sus Je - sus Je - sus -fIL

..,.. Climb the steeps and cross the waves, Ech - 0 back, ye 0 - cean caves, When the heart for mer - cy craves, High - est hills and deep - est caves, -fIL • • ·fIL /L--"'-~

to ev - ery land, Bear the news the sea. Sing, ye is - lands of it soft - ly through the gloom, Sing Shout sal - va - tion full and free,

our Lord's com-mand, On - ward, 'tis her ju - bi - lee, Earth shall keep Sing in tri- umph o'er the tomb, of vic - to - ry, This our song -fIL

....

-e-

Je - sus saves, Je - sus Je - sus saves, Je - sus Je - sus saves, Je - sus Je - sus saves, Je - sus

saves. saves. saves. saves.

-fIL

-'-t 521

- - - - - - - - -- --

- --

SABBATH SCHOOL

638

I Have a Song I Love to Sing C.M. With Refrain E. O. ExCltLL

E. O. EXCELL

1. I

2. I 3. I 4. I

have have have have

a a a

song I love to sing, Christ that sat - is - fies, wit - ness bright and clear, home pre-pared for me,

Since Since Since Since

have been re - deemed; have been re - deemed; have been re - deemed; have been re - deemed;

I I I

~.J

.fL'

my Re - deemer, Sav-iour, King, do His will my high - est prize, - pel - ling ev - ery doubt and fear, I shall dwell e - ter - nal - I ,

re-deemed. re-deemed. re-deemed. re-deemed.

Refrain

~~5

Since I have been re-deemed, Since Since I have been redeemed, Since I have been redeemed,

have

iI'

been re-deemed,

i-oo

will glo-ry

been redeemed, Since I have been redeemed,

in His name, -

Since Since .fL

will glo - ry

........

522

I have I have been redeemed, .fL

=====

my Sav - iour's name.

ETERNAL LIFE

639

The Homeland! 7.6.7.6.D.

HUGH R. HAWEIS

GEORGE C. STEBBINS

the home-land! the home-land, the home-land

1. The home-land! 0 2. My Lord is in 3. The dwell-ers in

The land of the free-born! There's With an - gels bright and fair; There's Are beckon-ing me to come, Where

----

I But aye And no In- vades

the home-land, the home-land, nor sor - row

night in sin in - ther death

the fade - less mom; temp - ta tion there; their ho ly home;

--- -n~. t

-.-

I'm The

sigh - ing mu - sic dear, dear

~ for the home - land, My heart is ach - ing here; of the home - land Is ring - ing in my ears; na - tive coun - try! ~ r;.t ~ p::e a - bove I

-;f!:.

8I r Ft1tl F t F: EI p:g

home-land no pain in the There is home-land And when I think of the home-land all to the Christ bring -IL -;f!:. ~ ~-

To which I'm draw - ing near; My eyes are filled with tears; Of Thy re - deem - ing love;

(

There IS no pain in And when I think of Christ bring us all to

•

'" '" I

the the the

home-land home-land home-land

~~ d

'--r

IlL

'.:.t

--::g.

T~ which I'm draw - ing near. My eyes are filled with tears. Of

Thy

Il/L

re - deem - ing love.

Ji.~ ____ • • I

"'"

SABBATH SCHOOL

640

Come, We That Love the Lord

ISAAC WATTS (1674-1748) Marching to Zion. S.M. With Refrain ROBERT LOWRY (1826-1899) n),l

...

1. Come, we 2. Let those 3. The hill 4. Then let -II- •

I~I>

n ),l

-- +-

-...-+-1:-

c~rd,

It) Join in

•

a song with sweet ac J;in in a song with sweel:-cfrd, But chll- dren of the heaven-Iy King, But children of the heavenly King, Be - fore we reach the heaven-Iy fields, Be - fore we reach the heavenly fields, .:i:..re eC~g ~Ug~~-U~ ground, We're;arc~g ~OUgh 1m-manual's ground,

%It ~ t ~IP ~ fA ~ Ip

!.'

And thus May speak Or walk To fair

sur - round the throne, their joys a - broad, the gold - en streets, er worlds on high,

And thus surround the throne, And thus Refrain

We're march - ing We're marching on -II- -II- -~

We're march-ing up-ward to

e-f ElF Ft1

And thus sur-round the May speak their joys aOr walk the gold - en To fair - er worlds on

throne. broad. streets. high.

sur-round

throne.

.......

the

Zi - on, Zi - on,

Beau - ti - ful, beau - ti - ful

Zi heaven-Iy

The beau - ti - ful cit - y

----

Zi - on;

God.

ETERNAL LIFE

641

When All My Labors and Trials Are O'er Glory Song. 10.10.10.10. With Refrain

CHARLES H . GABRIEL , 1900

And

I am safe on that am ac-cord - ed in Joy like a riv - er aI

f$~z~3~1~g.t4§:~=-g=ij~.~g~i~i3t$ 1 U~~~i~ ' JgJ~: be near the dear Lord I a - dore, be there and to look on His face, a smile from my Say - iour, I know,

beau - ti - ful shore, Just to a place, Just to heav - en round me will flow, Yet, just

Will through the a - ges be

o that will be o that will

glo - ry for

I ~I

glo-ry for me; When by His grace glo-ry for me, Glo - ry for me, glo-ry for me, Glo-ry for me, glo-ry for rile; be

---

I. . . .

I ~ ...

shall look on

His face,

That will be glo - ry,

1 Z .3f3J

glo - ry

for

me.

;m-ff1f RIF F ~ P

525

ETERNAL LIFE

See

@~~t j

the

splen - dor

gleam-ing from the domes

- far!

See

the

~ p. l ~ J t ....

i t-~PI ; 1i i i

glo - ry stream-ing through-the "gates

1\0

- jar!" There we soon will

=fij-P-~· i

en - ter,

nev - er - more

•

roam, Hear the

•

an - gels

sing - ing!

/9-'

\olio

are

near - ing

home I

are near

ing

home.

are near - ing, near - ing

home I

.... +-

527

SABBATH SCHOOL

642

Just Over the Mountains We Are Nearing Home! 11.11.1l.ill. With Refrain JOHN R. SWENEY

Arranged by C. P. WHITFORD

@~~\4

d .! I5ttiA'-s=-f4-tJ{ fij 1 pi; ;+~+ ~

r.-

1. Just 0 - ver the mountains in the Prom-ised Land, Lies the ho - ly 2. In the rolls of the prophets we have long been told Of that won-drous 3. Those who enter that cit - y are the faith - ful few Who keep God's com4. My broth - er, my sis - ter, will you meet us there, In that land- of __

-II-

-II- -/I- -II-

~~ If C 5 5 5 E f I~ -#-

•

t:\

ftr 15 i If f

-.-

cit - y built by God's own hand; cit - y with its streets of gold; mandments-faith of J e - sus, too; sun-shine where there'll be no care?

mountain's crest, it there, see end - less days, Him be true;

As our wea - ry foot-steps gain the N ow with rap- tured vi - sion we can There we'll lift our voic - es through the Ac - cept of God's mes-sage, and to

We can view our home-land of e ter - nal rest. With its walls of jas - per and its man-sions fair. In sweet songs of glad-ness and in psalms of praise. Then when Je - sus cometh He will call for you. -II-

-fIL-

-/I-

-II-

r.-

~ I d: I We are near ing home I We We are nearing home, near-ing home I

~m=C 0If f f ~ 526

are near ing home I Weare near-ing home I

SABBATH SCHOOL

643

The Name of Jesus Is So Sweet The Name of Jesus. 8.8.8.7. With Refrain

w. C. MARTIN

E. S. LoRENZ

love its mu - sic to re-peat; 1. The name of J e - sus is so sweet, I 2. I love the name of Him whose heart Knows all my griefs and bears a part; 3. That name I fond - ly love to hear, It nev - er fails my heart to cheer, How sweet the name I love so well; 4. No word of man can ev - er tell

It makes my joys full and complete, The pre-dous name of Je - sus. Who bids all anx - ious fears de-part- I love the name of Je - sus. Its mu - sic dries the fall - ing tears; Ex - alt the name of Je-sus. Oh, let its prais - es ev - er swell, Oh, praise the name of Je-sus. 1. Oh, praise the name ~.

Refrain

@t~

; II; I U

"Je - sus," oh, how sweet the name!

"Je - sus," ev - ery

day the same;

--n .~

"Je - sus," let

-#-

all saints pro-claim

Its wor - thy praise for - ev - er. Its wor-thy praise

Copyriiht, 1901 and 1902. by E. S. Lorenz. Renewal secured. Used by permission.

528

ADORATION AND PRAISE

644

Christ Has for Sin Atonement Made What a Wonderful Saviour 8.7.8.7. With Refrain ELISHA A. HOFFMAN

ELISHA A. HOFFMAN

a won - der - ful a won - der - ful a won - der - ful a won - der - ful a won - der - ful a won - der - ful

1. Christ has for sin a - tonement made, What praise Him for the cleans-ing blood, What 2. I 3. He cleansed my heart from all its sin, What 4. He walks be - side me all the way, What 5. He gives me 0 - ver - com - ing power, What 6. To Him I've giv - en all my heart, What .f"- -I'-- .~.

Say - iour! Say - iour! Sav- iour! Say - iour! Say - iour! Say - iour!

We are redeemed! the price is paid! That rec - on - ciled my soul to God; And now He reigns and rules there - in; And keeps me faith - ful day by day; tri-umph in each try - ing hour; And The world shall nev - er share a part;

What What What What What What

a a a a a a

won - der - ful won - der - ful won - der - ful won - der - ful won - der - ful won - der - ful

Say - iour! Say - iour! Say - iour! Say - iour! Say - iour! Say - iour!

r==1 Refrain

-FI

-. What

won - der - ful

Say - iour

Je - sus,

Je - sus!

..a. - -t.-

-. --\.--~ I I

LJ .- ....

Je - sus,

529

¥SO Lord!

SABBATH SCHOOL

645

Praise Him! Praise Him! 12.10.12.10.11.10. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823·1915)

CHESTER G. ALLEN (1812·1877)

~~: j~.bff i t=t QU. d·1 ~: j: I 1. Praise Him! praise Him! 2. Praise Him! praise Him!

3. Praise Him! praise Him!

I_._-#-:

-#.

J e - sus, our blessed J e - sus, our blessed Je-sus,our bless-ed

.J/L .J/L

-"-'

-#.

Re-deem - er! Re-deem - er! Re-deem - erl

Sing, 0 For our Heavenly

-/L

earth-His won-der - ful love pro - claim! sins He suf-fered, and bled and died; por - tals, loud with ho - san - nas ring I

Hail Him I hail Him! high-est archHe- our Rock, our hope of e Je - sus, Sav-iour, reign-eth for-

J~:

-~J-, -/L -

-#'

an-gels in glo - ry; Strength and hon - or give to His ho - ly name I ter-nal sal - va - tion, Hail Him I hail Him! Je - sus, the em - ci - fled. ev-er and ev - er; Crown Him! crown Himl Prophet, and Priest, and King I -

---•

-/L -._--:-:

f¥ %f IF-t:!. 11 i ±~ 11~: ~: 0: tid' ±1 . I

Like a Sound His Christ is

shepherd, prais-es! com-ing

•

J e - sus will guard His chil - dren, Je - sus who bore our sor - rows, 0 - ver the world vic - to - rious,

His arms He Love un - bound-ed, Power and glo - ry

Refrain I

.,.. . .. .. .

...

!IIo

.....

-~ .

car - ries them all day long; won-der -ful, deep and strong; Praise Him! praise Him 1 tell of His ex - eel-lent un - to the Lord be - long; I. -t: -t: I, -/L tIL-I'-

• •

530

...

....".

ADORATION AND PRAISE

great - ness;

Praise Him I praise Him

646

ev - er

joy - fu1

song!

This Is My Father's Wodd Terra Beata. S.M.D.

MALTBIE D. BABCOCK (1858-1901)

1. This 2. This 3. This

is is is

Traditional English melody

And

my Fa - ther's world, my Fa - ther's world, my Fa - ther's world,

The

~ I J: t±1 to my lis-tening ears, birds their car - ols raise; let me ne'er for - get

All

The That

---

-----l

na - ture sings, and round me rings The mu - sic of the spheres. mom - ing light, the lil - y white, De - clare their Mak - er's praise. though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Ru1 - er yet.

This This This

is is is

my my my

Fa-ther's world; Fa-ther's world; Fa-ther's world;

I rest me in the thought He shines in all that's fair; Why should my heart be sad?

J-

Of In the The

-----

-..I~

rocks and trees, of skies and seas; His rus - tling grass I hear Him pass, He Lord is King; let the heav-ens ring! God --"'\

hand the won - ders wrought. me every-where. speaks to glad. reigns; let the earth be /"'-

Music arranged from a traditional English melody by Franklin L. Sheppard in 1915. Used by permis. sion. Words used by permission of Charles Scribner's Sons. 531

SABBATH SCHOOL

647

To God Be the Glory 11.11.11.11. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823·1915)

W . H . DOANE (1832-1915)

So loved He To ev - ery And great our

the bere-

~P~JW1J world that He gave us liev - er the prom - ise joic - ing through J e - sus

His Son, of God; the Son;

Who The But

yield - ed His life an a viI - est of - fend - er who pur - er, and high - er, and'

~ pil±J d dd d 13 i 3+dJirtfi tone-ment for sin, And 0- pened the life gate that all may go in. tru - ly be-lieves, That mo-ment from J e - sus a par - don re - ceives. great-er will be Our won-der, our transport, when Je - sus we see.

Refrain

..IL

Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, Let the earth hear His voice; Praise the Lord, praise the !II -#-.

P'ttl t dAd+d I ft# vru 1 3 Lord,

Let the pea - pIe

re - joice;

come

1---'

Used by permission of Mrs. Goo. W. Doane.

532

to the

Fa - ther,through

ADORATION AND PRAISE

And give Him the

Je - sus the Son,

648

glo - ry, great things He hath done.

My Glorious Victor Staincliffe. L.M. R. W.DrxON

THE RIGHT REv. DR. MOULE. Bishop of Durham

---I

1. My 2. My 3. Yes, 4. Tread

glo Mas ear them

ren - dered will - ing Thy dear with Thy

Vic - tor, Prince Di - vine, Clasp - rious ter, lead me to Thy door; Pierce

- and hand, and thought and will, Use still

Fhands ear slav gifts

down; and

then

know These

in once ery o'er -

Thine; more. still! flow;

f' Thine own, me stay I cast the tone

Glad With Be Which

vas Thee, neath tells

r--J

my are ry ed

will

free lib ears

- domj er shall

ICii sal to Thy me

of toil, feetj Thou

-533

all

hands

surnow in shall

I "length bonds wea pierc

At Thy Self's And

all let ties hear

these this

a Sav - iour's throne. en - dure, o - bey. there keep them fast. and I are one.

SABBATH SCHOOL

649

Wake the Song Anniversary Song. 8.8.8.7.D. With Refrain

w. F. SHERWIN (1826·1888)

w. F. SHERWIN (!B26·1888)

1. Wake the song of joy and 2. Joy - ful - ly with songs and 3. Thanks to Thee, 0 ho - ly

glad - ness; Hith-er bring your no-blest lays; ban - ners, We will greet the fes - tal day; Fa - ther, For the mer - cies of the year;

Ban - ish ev - ery thought of sad - ness, Pour - ing forth your high - est praise. Shout a - loud our glad ho - san - nas, And our grate-ful hom-age pay. May each heart, as here we gath - er, Swell with grat - i-tude sin -cere. ..

i.-oo

-IL

"[fEtid ilF r 1Mt( i i¥tp1 5!f f ~ FIE EI ~:jHf f f FIs: Sing to Him whose care has brought us We will chant our Sav-iour's glo - ry Thanks to Thee, 0 lov - ing Say - iour,

Once a - gain with friends to meet, While our thoughts we raise a - bove, For re-demp-tion through Thy blood.

And whose lov - ing voice has taught us Tell - ing still "the old, old sto - ry," Breathe up - on us, Ho - ly Spir - it,

Of the way to J e - sus' feet. Precious theme-Redeem-ing love I Sweet-ly draw us near to God.

~~-IL

Refrain tJ

I .... I , I 'to ~ ~ , , I Wake the song, wake the song, the song of joy and glad-ness, Wake the song, Wake the song,

~.~~

~:~~~ I

534

ADORATION AND PRAISE

Wake the song, wake the song, The song Wake the song, wake the song,

of Ju - bi - lee.

.·.•U

650

In Joyful High and Holy Lays Wonderful Love of Jesus. 8.8.8.9. With Refrain

E. S. LoRENZ

E.n. MUND

• • 1. In joy - ful high and ho - ly lays My soul her grate-ful voice would raise; 2. A joy by day, a peace by night, In storms a calm, in dark-ness light, 3. My hope for par - don when I call, My trust for lift - ing when I fall,

S If But who can sing the wor - thy praise Of the won -der - ful love of In pain a balm, in weak-ness might, Is the won -der - ful love of In life, in death, my all in all, Is the won -der - ful love of

J e - sus? J e - sus. Je - sus.

Refrain

Won - der- ful love I

won - der - ful love I

...

,.",

Won - der - ful love

J e - sus I

... ...

~~:df

It) Won-der-ful love I

...

won - der - ful love I

-II--f'--II-

535

Won- der-ful love -II- .(11-

r- _

Je - susl

SABBATH SCHOOL

651

A Wonderful Saviour Is Jesus My Lord He Hideth My Soul. 11.8.11.8. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

WILLIAM J. KIRXPATRlCX

~/ltfitf£UlUll 1. A won-der-ful Sav-iour IS Je - SUS my Lord, A won-der-ful 2. A won - der - ful Sav-iour is J e - sus my Lord, He tak - eth my 3. With num - ber-Iess bless-ings each mo - ment He crowns, And filled with His 4. When clo~ed in His brightness, transp~ - ~ ~ To meet. Him in

z;:

~-e

Ie· i 5 ee-! I~. Wf f*ttt. g 8+

~ I i litH . I i I I: f I ;- J ~ Itt t d I tJ Say - iour to me, bur - den a - way, full- ness di - vine, clouds of the sky, ~

,,-~

He hid - eth my soul in the cleft of the rock, Where He hold - eth me up, and I shall not be moved, He I sing in my rap-ture, Oh, glo - ry to God For His per - feet salva - tion, His won - der- ful love, I'll .fL- • •

-.•

'-'I

riv - ers of pleasure I see. giv - eth me strength as my day. such a Redeem-er as mine.

s~~t with the millions on

high.

He hid - eth my soul in the cleft of the rock

/"I ~: ~ ~ ~

•

!:!:

~F'Tft eIFIf-JCI5 H r ~~e'§~fl ~~ II tT-trlJ1 t~ I tJt;tj d ~ ~ 14 That shad-ows

dry, thirst-y

land;

He hid - eth my life

in the depths of

-.-.

And cov-ers me there with His h~d • .fIl- .fIl- •

iI'~==iI'iI'

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

652

There Shall Be Showers of Blessing 8.7.8.7. With Refrain

EL. NATHAN

JAMZS MCGRANAHAN

\.00

1. "There shall be show-ers

of of of of

2. "There shall be show-ers 3. "There shall be showers 4. "There shall be show-ers

bless - ing;" This is the prom-ise of love; bless - ing"- Pre - cious re - viv - ing a - gain; bless - ing;" Send them up - on us, 0 Lord; that to - day they might fall, bless - ing;" 0

-.-

===SThere shall be sea-sons re - fresh - ing, o - ver the hills and the val - leys, Grant to us now a re - fresh - ing; Now as to God we're con - fess - ing,

Refrain Show

ers

Sent from the Sav - iour a - bove. Sound of a - bun-dance of rain. Come, and now hon - or Thy word. Now as on Je - sus we callI

bless - ing,

-==

-,j--o--

Show-ers, show-ers

bless - ing,

Show-ers

\,;

need;

1It:=.

:--r::J

of blessing we

-.../~

Mer - cy drops round us

are

fall - ing,

537

But for

the show-ers

we plead.

SABBATH SCHOOL

653

Don't Forget the Sabbath 12.13.13.13. With Refrain

FANNY J. CROSBY (1823-1915)

WILLIAM B. BlVJ>BURY (1816-1868)

"" '--

1. Don't for - get the Sab - bath,

The Lord our God hath blest, And worship Him to - day, 2. Keep the Sab-bath ho - ly, 3. Day of sa - cred pleas - ure I Its gold - en hours we'll spend

.... .....

....

week the bright - est, Of all the week the am the liv - ing His dis - ci - pIes, "I hymns to Je - sus, The chil-dren's dearest

la - bor, fol - low Sav-iour,

It tells of joy di - vine, Our Sav - iour here be - low, How good and kind Thou art,

Of all the Whosaid to 111 thank-ful

-.r~-,j"

best; way;" Friend;

It brings re - pose from And if we meek-Iy o gen - tie lov - ing, I'IIo-!L-

Its beams of light de - scend-ing, He'll give us of the foun - tain How pre-cious is Thy prom - ise

.....I_I .... .JJ Refrain

With heaven-Iy beau-ty Whose streams e - ter - nal To dwell in ev - ery

.... ....

shine. flow. heart!

Wel- come, wel-come, ev - er

welcome,

'--

'-'

Blessed Sabbath day.

Welcome, welcome, ev-er welcome, Blessed Sabbath day.

SABBATH

654

Holy Day, Jehovah's Rest 7.7.7.7. With Refrain

F.E.BELDEN

F. E. BELDEN

1. Ho - Iy day, J e - ho - vah's rest, Of cre - a - tion's week the best; 2. First His six days' work was done, Then the Sab - bath was be - gun; 3. Thousands have His plan re-versed, Rest - ing now up - on the first; 4. All who speak the truth must say It was man who changed the day; 5. Thus I searched; and when I saw On - ly one great Sab- bath law, .fL.'

of all the chos - en seven, Blessed of God, to man 'twas given. Last sev - enth day, Thus in rest - ing we Thus He blessed the 0- bey. Search the Book and you shall know There's no scrip - ture tells them so. In God's word no change ap-pears Through the whole six thou - sand years I 0- bey- Plain - ly, 'twas the on - ly way. Then I has - tened to

Refrain

WeI - come, weI - come, weI come, weI come; Wel-come, welcome, ev - er weI-come, weI-come, weI-come, ev - er wel-come;

.....

-!L -11-- .fL.

+---

Glad we hail

its

pres - ence blest,

539

'Tis

the great

Je - ho - vah's rest.

SABBATH SCHOOL

655

Give Me the Bible 11.10.11.10. With Refrain

PRISCILLA J. OWENS

E. S. LORltNZ

:--:t: 1. Give 2. Give 3. Give 4. Give

me me me me

the the the the

Bi Bi Bi Bi -

ble, star of gladness gleam - ing, ble when my heart is bro - ken, ble, all my steps en -light - en, ble, lamp of life im - mor - tal,

wan - derer lone and tem - pest tossed, grief have filled my soul with fear; dan ger of these realms be - low; splen - dor by the 0 - pen grave;

To cheer the When sin and Teach me the Hold up that

No storm can hide that Give me the pre - cious That lamp of safe - ty, me Show the light from

---

peace-fu! ra-diance beaming, words by J e - sus spo - ken, o'er the gloom shall brighten, heav-en's shin - ing por - tal,

Since J e - sus came to Hold up faith's lamp to That light a -lone the Show me the glo - ry

seek and save the lost. show my Sav-iour near. path of peace can show. gild-ing jordan's wave. fIl--

Refrain

~~ F4e4-~ Give

the

...

r I i i- ftl ~-93Q4 &£=

Bi - ble- ho - Iy

Thy

r f====£ J'

light shall /"-

r--

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_q.~~-Id~ J=t=d~~ guide me

the nar - row way.

Pre - cept and prom - ise,

I-J /"- j

, k-C t: 540

law and

STUDY OF THE WORD

-... love com-bin - ing,

656

'Till

night shall van - ish

A Glory in the Word Ortonville. C.M.

CAMPBELL'S COLLECTION

THOMAS HASTINGS, 1837

1. A glo - ry in the word we find When grace re-stores our sight; 2. When God's own Spir - it clears our view, How bright the doc - trines shine! 3. How blest are we, with 0 - pen face To view Thy glo - ry, Lord, 4. 0 teach us, as we look, to grow In ho - li - ness and love,

I---

-... But Their And That

sin ho all we

has ly Thy may

dark fruits im long

ened and age to

all sweet here see

the

- ness to and

mind, show trace, know

And The Re Thy

-... veiled the heaven - ly thor is di au Thy in flect - ed glo rious face a

light,

- vine,

- hove,

word!

And veiled the heaven - ly light. The au - thor is di - vine. in Thy word! Re - flect - ed Thy glo - rious face a - bove.

I "-"

541

SABBATH SCHOOL-MISSIONS

657

On the Shore Beyond the Sea Missionary's Farewell. 7.7.7.7. With Refrain

I. BALTZELL

---;~

1. On

the shore beyond the sea, Where the fields are bright and fair, (on the shore) (where the fields) theMaster say, "Up, ye reap ers!why so slow?" 2. Hark I 1 hear (harkl 1 hear) (up, ye reap-) 3. Just be - yond the roll-ing tide, The up - lift ed hand 1 see; (just beyond) (the up-lift-) 4. Fa - ther, moth er, darling child, 1 must bid you all a - dieuj (fa-ther, moth-) (1 must bid)

-----

To Lol Far

-----

call, a plaintive plea, 1 must has ten to be there. (there's a call) (I must has-) dred, let me go. the vine yard, far a - way, Earth-Iy kin (to the vine-) (earth-Iy kin-) are calling me. the gates are 0 - pen wide, And the lost (101 the gates) (and the lost) a - cross for me to do. the waters wild, There's a work (far a-cross) (there's a work) '.fIl-- ~

Refrain

'-'"

'--

Let me

go,

1 can -not

stay,

'Tis

the

Mas

- ter call - ing me;

-6'--

j>I ~

"Let me

go,

I must 0

bey;

Na- tive

land,

fare-well to thee.

-~. ~

S-~ ~

j>I

542

OFFERINGS

658

They Brought Their Gifts to Jesus Something for Jesus. 7.6.7.6.D. With Refrain JOSEPH GARRISON

EBEN E. REXFORD

And laid them at His feet, A poor way - far - er stood; "I know how kind Thou art,

1. They brought their gifts to Je - sus, 2. A - part from oth - er giv - ers 3. "Dear Lord," he cried in sor - row,

....love for saw the all I

this dear Sav - iour, Made ev - ery of - fering sweet; Good deeds and And he was gifts they of - fered, The poor - est counted good; have to give Thee, My sin - ful way-ward heart." Then Je - sus ./fL.

~ words of kindness, Help for the poor of earth, Ed not a gift a-mong them filled with longing, A gift, though poor, to bring; A - las! all empty hand - ed answered soft-Iy, "Count not the gift as small, Though all of them are precious,

-.-J~

-.-'7'.. .

Refrain

fftmd4P thd £pi@r 1U Was thought of lit - tIe He stood be-fore the Thine is the best of

worth. King. W ouldst bring a ~;'

gift to

-D

J e - sus, That He will

count most sweet? Say, "Lord, my heart I give Thee," And lay

-D

i t at His feet.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

659

I'm but a Stranger Here Oak. 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4.

THOMAS R. TAYLOR, 1836

LOWELL MASON (1792·1872)

d but 1. I'm 2. What though 3. There at

a the my

ger here, stran tem - pest rage, Sav - iour's side,

Heaven Heaven Heaven

is is is

my my my

home; home; home;

Heaven Heaven Heaven

is is is

my my my

home; home. home.

.L~

Earth Short I

is is shall

a my be

des pi! glo

- ert drear, - grim - age, ri - lied, -.-

-.--

Dan ger Time's cold There'll be

and and the

row stand sor win - try blast good and blest,

Round me Soon will Those I

on ev ery hand; be 0 - ver - past; love most and best,

-#-

Heaven I There,

~=d I d: is shall too,

my reach I

Fa home soon

Id £ 3 ther -land, at last; shall rest;

544

Heaven Heaven Heaven

g i I d: II is is is

my my my

home. home. home.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

660

How Tedious and Tasteless the Hours Contrast. B.B.B.B.D. Early American melody

JOHN NEWTON, 1779

1. How te - dious and taste-less the hours When J e - sus no lon-ger I see! 2. His name yields the rich - est per-fume, And sweet-er than mu-sic His voice; 3. Con - tent with be - hold - ing His face, My all to His pleasure re-signed, 4. Dear Lord, if in - deed I am Thine, If Thou art my sun and my song,

Sweet prospects, sweet birds, and sweetfiowers Have all lost their sweetness to me. His pres-ence dis - pers - es my gloom, And makes all with - in me re-joice; No chang-es of sea - son or place Would make an - y change in my mind. I lan-guish and pine? And why are my win-ters so long? Say, why do :~-. -!L -!L -!L -___

~ t1 e eel M:q:·1 ~ 5 ~ PM

j# d: It-t i atZ IF: I =4-$~~~-14; ~¥I The mid - sum-mer sun shines but dim; The fields strive in vain to look gay; I should, were He always thus nigh, Have noth - ing to wish or to fear; While blest with a sense of His love, A pal- ace a toy would ap-pear; o drive these dark clouds from my sky; Thy soul-cheer-ing presence re-store;

,....."" JL -r-- -!L , -

But when I am hap - py in Him, De - cem-ber's as pleas-ant as May. My sum-mer would last all the year. mor-tal so hap - py as I, No J e - sus would dwell with me there. And pris - ons would pal - a - ces prove, If Or take me un - to Thee on high, Where win - ter and clouds are no more. ~. t-fL -!L -1'-~ -f*_-' • •

•

545

.".

--- . . . . .. .".

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

661

Out on an Ocean All Boundless We Ride Homeward Bound. 10.7.10.7.10.10.10.7. Unknown

Anon.

1. Out on 2. Wild - ly 3. In - to _ 6_-

an 0 - cean all bound-less the storm sweeps us on as the har - bor of heaven now •

•

-6-

-&-

of a rough, rest - less tide, the bright heav - en - ly shores, on its bright sil - ver tide,

.fL'

We're home-ward bound, home-ward bound. We're home-ward bound, home-ward bound. We're home at last, home at last. -.-

..L

~~=£~ H r==5-i f I

.fL .....

home - ward bound. Tossed on the waves home - ward bound; Look! yon - der lie home at last; Soft - ly we drift .fL

we ride, We're homeward bound, it roars, We're homeward bound, we glide, We're home at last, .fL ~ ~.~ ~

......

Far from Stead - y, Glo - ry

the safe, qui ,- et o pi - lot I stand to God I all our

-~-

g§~~~~~~~-~ har - bor we've rode, Seek - ing our Fa - ther's ce - les - tial a - bode, firm at the wheel; Stead - y, we soon shall out-weath -er the gale; dan - gers are o'er, We stand se - cure on the glo - ri - fled shore;

J'-.

"'"

--5-;

....

Prom-ise of which on us each is bestowed, We're homeward bound, homeward bound. 0, how we fly 'neath the loud-creaking sail! We're homeward bound, homeward bound. Glo - ry to God I we shall shout ev-er-more; We're home at last, home at last.

~ ~'-fL ~ ~, .. it'"

-fL' -fL I

......

546

J --f!:. --f!:.' --f!:. ~

~'-fL ~

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

662

Let Others Seek a Home Below Land of Rest. C.M. With Refrain

Anon.

DR. WILLIAM MILLER

1. Let oth - ers seek a home be - low, 2. Be mine the hap-pier lot own, to 3. Then, fail this earth, let stars de - cline, 4. Though des - 0 - la - tion here may be,

We'll We'll We'll We'll

be gath -ered be gath -ered be gath -ered be gath- ered

home; home; home; home;

J""

Which flames de - vour or waves o'er - throw, A heaven-Iy man -sion near the throne, And sun and moon re - fuse to shine, That heaven-Iy man -sion stands for me,

We'll We'll We'll We'll

be be be be

gath - ered home. gath - ered home. gath - ered home. gath - ered home.

j~1

Refrain

i Ir i nIJI I

~+J

till

We'll work

Je - sus

...- -

't.

't. comes, We'll work till We'll work

-J .

....We'll work

Je - sus comes,

till

Je - sus

comes, And

547

we'll

gath-ered home.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

663

Gracious Father, Guard Thy Children Ellesdie. 8.7.8.7.0. Arr. from MOZART by HUBERT P. MAIN, 1873

Anon.

~: ij ~dd~: td dlj: lpdJ 1. Gra - cious Fa - ther, guard Thy chil-dren From the foe's de - struc-tive power; 2. We are in the time of wait-ing; Soon we shall be - hold our Lord, 3. With what joy - ful ex - ul - ta - tion Shall the saints Thy ban - ner see, ~

.t --.

-II- ~-

Save, 0 save them, Lord, from falling Waft - ed far a - way from sor-row, When the Lord for whom we've wait-ed

In this dark and try - ing hour. re - ceive our rich re - ward. To Shall pro - claim the ju - bi - lee I

--.

~-.-

-.,_. Thou wilt sure - ly prove Thy peo -pIe, All our grac - es must be tried; Keep us, Lord, till Thine ap - pear-ing, Pure, un - spot - ted from the world; Free - dom from this world's pol-Iu - tions; Free -dom from all sin and pain;

But Thy word il-Iumes our path-way, And in Till Thy Let Thy Ho - ly Spit - it And from Free - dom from the wiles of

548

r-o

1--.

God we still con -fide. ban - ner is un-furled. death's de-struc-tive reign.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

664

Long Upon the Mountains St. Asaph. 8.7.8.7.0. WILLIAM S. BAMBRIDGE, 1872

ANNIE R. SMITH

the mountains, wea - ry, 1. Long up - on 2. Now the light of truth they're seeking, that world of light and beau-ty, 3. In 4. Soon He comes I with clouds de-scending; .fL

Dark All Soon The

Have the scattered flock been tom; its on-ward track pur - sue; that golden cit - y fair, All His saints, en-tombed, a - rise;

In In

.fL

the des - ert paths, and drear - y; Griev-ous tri - als the ten commandments keeping, They are ho - Iy, all its its pearl - y gates they'll en - ter, And of glo - ries share. re-deemed, in an-thems blending, Shout their vic - tory through the skies.

is sound-ing, Sol - emn in Now the gath-ering call its wam-ing voice; On the words of life they're feed-ing, Pre - cious to their taste, so sweet; There, di - vine the soul's ex - pan-sions, Free from sin, and death, and pain; 0, we long for Thine appear - ing; Come,O Sav - iour, quick -Iy comel

Ull - ion, faith, and love, a-bound-ing, All their Mas - ter's pre-cepts heed-ing, Tears will nev - er dim those mansions Bless-ed hope I our s¢r - its cheer-ing,

549

Bid the lit - tie flock re - joice. Bow - ing hum - bly at His feet. Where the saints im - mor - tal reign. Take Thy ran-somed chil-dren home. ./'-

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

665

How Far From Home? How Far From Home? 8.8.8.6.D. Arranged

ANNIE R. SMITH

~ I I 1. How far from home? I asked, as on I bent my steps-the watchman spake: 2. I asked the war - rior on the field; This was his soul - in - spir - ing song: asked a - gain; earth, sea, and sun Seemed, with one voice, to make re - ply: 3. I 4. Not far from home I 0 blessed thought! The traveler's lone -ly heart to cheer;

a~H Ir ~ r SIn- n =IF F F: tit t f9 ~ "The long, dark night is "With cour - age, bold, the "Time's wast-ing sands are Which oft a heal - ing

?:'T-

almost gone, The mom - ing soon will break. sword I'll wield, The bat - tie is not long. near-Iy run, E - ter - ni - ty is nigh. balm has brought, And dried the mourn - er's tear.

Then weep no more, but speed thy flight, With Hope's bright star thy guid-ing ray, Then weep no more, but well en-dure The con - Bict, till thy work is done; Then weep no more--with warning tones, Por - ten - tous signs are thickening round, Then weep no more, since we shall meet Where wea - ry foot-steps nev - er roam-

•

•. ~ ~ ":f:. •.

Till thou shalt reach the realms of light, For this we know, the prize is sure, The whole cre - a - tion, waiting, groans, Our tri - als past, our joys com-plete,

550

•

• _ rtL · f:: ~ •.

In ev - er - last - ing day." When vic - to ~ ry is won." To hear the trum - pet sound." Safe in our Fa - ther's home.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

666

I'm a Pilgrim I'm a Pilgrim. 9.11.10.10. With Refrain

MARy s. B. DANA

Arr. from an Italian air

stran-ger; I can tar - ry, I can shin - ing! 0, my long - ing heart, my jour - ney; My Re-deem - er, my Rewarned you, I must leave you, I must If you will not jour - ney 5. Fa - ther, moth-er, and sis - ter, broth-err 6. Fare-well, drear earth, by sin so blight-ed, In im - mor - tal beau - ty

pil - grim, and I'm a 1. I'm a 2. Therethe glo - ry is ev - er 3. There's the cit - y to which I 4. Fare-well, neighbors, with tears I've

tar - ry but a night; long-ingheart is there; deem-er is its light! leave you, and be gone I with me, I must go!

Do not de - tain me, for I am Here in this coun-try so dark and There is no sor - row, nor an - y With this your por - tion, your heart's Now since your vain hopes you will thus

~i;tn fa-f;f'dlli~'.

go - ing drear-y, sighing, de - sire, cher- ish,

f i fEri Refrain

To where the foun - tains are ev - er flow - ing. long have wan - dered for -10m and wea - ry. Nor an - y tears there, or an - y dy - ing. Why will you per - ish in rag - ing fire? Should I, too, lin - ger, and with you per - ish? And then the dread curse shall nev - er -more be.

I'm

stran-ger;

can tar - ry, -IL

I -IL

I'm

can tar - ry -IL

pil - grim, and

but

night.

~ 551

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

667

Awake, My Soul, in Joyful Lays Loving-Kindness L.M. With Refrain JOSHUA LEAVITT'S

SAMUEL MEDLEY, 1782

"Christian Lyre," 1830

wake, my soul, in joy - ful lays, 2. He saw me ru - ined in the fall, 3. Though numerous hosts of might - Y foes, 4. When trou - ble, like a gloom - y cloud, S. And when earth's right - ful King shall come

1.A

deem - er's pralse; all; stand - ing way op - pose, thun - dered loud, peo - pIe home,

He He He He I'll

just - ly saved me safe - ly near my sing up

0#-

claims a from my leads my soul has on that

And sing thy great ReYet loved me, not - withmy Though earth and hell and Has gath - ered thick To take His ran - somed

song from lost es soul a al - ways bliss - fuI

me;

shore

His His His His His

tate: long: -- stood:

Refrain -

lov lov lov lov lov

- ing ing - ing - ing -.:. - ing -

lov lov lov lov lov

.- -

- ness, - ness

0, 0, 0, 0, ev

how free! how great! how strong! how good! - er - more.

His His His His His

lov lov lov lov lov

ness,

-- ness, ness,

Lov Lov Lov Lov Lov

ing - kind-ness, --- ing kind-ness, - kind-ness, -- ing ing - kind-ness, ing

kind-ness,

-. ing - kind-ness, ing - kind-ness, ing - kind-ness, ing - kind-ness, ing - kind-ness,

552

ing ing ing ing ing

ness, ness, ness, ness, ness

0, how free! 0, how great! 0, how strong! 0, how good! ev - er - more.

EARLY ADVENT HYMNS

668

Rise, My Soul, and Stretch Thy Wings Amsterdam. 7.6.7.6.D. JAMES NARES ( 1715-1783) From THE FOUNDERY COLLECTION, 1742

ROBERT SEAGRAVE, 1742

soul, and stretch thy wings, Thy bet - ter run, Nor stay in to the 0 - cean mourn; Press on-ward pi! - grims, cease to

1. Rise, my 2. Riv - ers

3. Cease, ye

to ry Rise from tran - si Fire as - cend - ing seeks the Soon our Sav - iour will re

por - tion trace; all their course; to the prize;

things Toward heaven, thy na - tive place: sun; Both speed them to their source; turn, Tri um-phant in the skies;

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de - cay; Time shall soon this of God, Longs to view His you know Hap - py en-trance

earth re - move; glo - rious face, will be given,

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How Sweet Are the Tidings He's Coming. 12.8.12.8. With Refrain Arranged

Anon.

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sweet are the ti - dings that greet the 2. The moss - y old graves where the pil 3. There we'll meet ne'er to part in our hap - py 4. Hal-Ie - lu - jah, A - men! Hal - Ie - lu - jah 1. How

pilgrim's ear, grims sleep E - den home, a gain!

As he Shall be Sweet Soon, if

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Soon, soon will the Sav - iour in And the mil-lions that sleep in the From the north, from the south, all 0, be watch - ful, be hope - ful, be

wan - ders in ex o - pen as wide as be - fore, songs of re-demp - tion we'll sing; faith - ful, we all shall be there;

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glo - ry ap pear, deep might - y the ransomed shall come, then, joy -ful till

And soon will the king - dom come. Shall live on this earth once more. King. And wor - ship our heaven - ly And a crown of bright glo - ry we'll wear.

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go,

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Father, I Stretch My Hands I Do Believe. C.M. Arranged

CHARLES WESLEY

I stretch my hands to Thee; Thy dear Son I now be -lieve, lift 3. Au - thor of faith! to Thee I let me die; 4. Sure - ly Thou canst not 5. How would my faint-ing soul re - joice 6. I do be -lieve, I now be -lieve 1. Fa - ther,

2. On

If Thou with-draw Thy-seH from me, And all my var - ied wants re - lieve, o let me now re - ceive that gift; And here I will un - wea - ried lie, Thy quickening voice, Now let me hear And that He shed His pre - cious blood -IL

know; oth - er help I let me feel Thy power; wea - ry, long - ing eyes; speak, and I shall live; Could I but see Thy face! me, That J e - sus died for

o My o

Ah, whith - er shall I go? In this ac - cept - ed hour. My soul with-out it dies. give. Till Thou Thy Spir - it And taste Thy par - doning grace. From sin to set me free.

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Look for the Waymarks Look for the Waymarks. 10.10.10.10. With Refrain F. E. BELDEN, 1886

F. E. BELDEN

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the way - marks As - syr - ian the feet of

as you jour - ney on, king - dom ruled the world, clay, i-ron and of

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great

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the king-doms

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A Great and Mighty Wonder Melody anonymous, si:neanth century Harmonized by MICHAEL PRAETORIUS (1571-1621)

ST. GERMANUS (634-734) Tr. by J. M . NEALE

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l.A great and might - y won - der, 2. The Word has dwelt a-mong us, 3. Since all He comes to suc - cor,

full and The true light By all be

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en-dure. the sky.

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673

There Were Ninety and Nine The Ninety and Nine. Irregular IRA D . SANKEY (1840-1908)

ELIZABETH C. CLEPHANE (1830-1869)

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safe - Iy lay Thou hast here Thy nine-ty andninej 2. "Lord, 3. But none of the ransomed ev - er knew 4. "Lord, whence are these blood-drops all the way 5. But all through the mountains, thunder-riv - en,

In the shel - ter of the AIe they not e - nough for

How deep were the wa - ters That mark out the mountain's And up from the rock - y

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fold, But one was out on the hills a-way, Far, far from the gates of Thee?" But the Shepherd made answer: "One of Mine Has wandered a - way from rossed, Nor how dark was the night that the Lord passed through Ere He found His sheep that was track?" "They were shed for one who had gone astray, Ere the Shepherd could bring him steep, There rose a cry to the gate of heaven, "Rejoice, I have found My -!'--"'-!L -.--:.. "'-!L ...--

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gold- A - way on the mountains wild and bare, A - way from the ten-der Me, And a1 - though the road be rough and steep, I go to the desert to lost. Far out in the des -ert He heard its cry- Fainting and help-less and back." "Lord, why are Thy hands so rent and tom?" "They are pierced tonight by sheep I" And the an - gels sang a-round the throne, "Re-joice, for the Lord brings r ...-:f!:.--'-

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Shep-herd's care, A way from the ten der My sheep, I go to the des - ert to find ready to die, Faint - ing and help-less and many a thorn, They are pierced to - night by back His own I Re - joice, for the Lord brings

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674

In Heavenly Love Abiding Abiding. 7.6.7.6.D.

ANNA L . WARING (1820-1910)

FELI X MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (1809-1847)

~ p-H'£U rfF t g1g=flf. l$±-t 1. In heavenly love a - bid - ing, No change my heart shallfear j And safe is 2. Wher-ev - er He may guide me, No want shall turn me back j My Shepherd 3. Green pastures are be - fore me, Which yet I have not seen j Bright skies will

The storm may roar

such con-fid-ing, For nothing changes here. The storm may roar is be-side me, And nothing can I lack. His wis-dom ev soon be o'er me, Where darkest clouds have been. My hope I can

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My heart may low be His sight is nev - er My path to life is

But God is round a - bout me, And can I He knows the way He taketh, And I will My Sav-iour has my treas-ure, And He will

laid, dim, free,

bout

me,

But God is round a - bout me, And can I He knows the way He tak - eth, And I will My Saviour has my treasure, And He will

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I be dismayed? walk with Him, walk with me,

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be dismayed? walk with Him. walk with me.

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675

When Wilt Thou Save the People? Kendal. 7.6.7.6.8.8.8.5. ARTHUR SOMERVELL, 1906

EBENEZER ELLIOTT, 1850

1. When wilt Thou save the peo-ple? 0 God of mer - cy, when? 2. Shall crime bring crime for - ev - er, Strength aid-ing still the strong?

3. When wilt Thou save the

and lords, but Thy will, 0 pIe, Lord, the

peo - pIe? 0

na - tionsl Fa - ther, peo - pIe,

God

of mer - cy,

Not Is The

when?

Not thrones and crowns, but menl That man shall toil for wrong? Not thrones and crowns, but men I

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J4 J t r Jg Let them not pass, like Man's cloud-ed sun shall Thy chil-dren, as Thy

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God save the peo - pIe! God save the peo - pIe I God save the peo - pIe I

weeds, a - way, Their her - i - tage a sun-less day. bright-ly rise, And songs be heard in - stead of sighs; an - gels fair; From vice, op-pres - sion, and de-spair,

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NICOLAUS L. ZINZENDORF (1700·1760) Tr. by JANE L. BORTHWICK (1813·1897)

ADAM DRESE (1620.1701)

Harmonized by SAMUEL S. WESLEY (1810·1876)

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"The winds and the waves shall 0 - bey My will,

Whether the

Peace, be still!

wrath of the storm-tossed sea,

de-mons, or men, or what - ev - er

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Master, the Tempest Is Raging! Peace, Be Stilll 8.7.9.7.8.6.10.7. With Refrain

MISS M. A . BAKER

HORATIO R. PALMER

1. Mas - ter, the tem - pest is 2. Mas - ter, with an - guish of 3. Mas - ter, the ter - ror is

---~

The bil-Iows are toss - ing high I bow in my grief to - day; I The el - e-ments sweetly rest;

rag - ingl spir - it ver, 0

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The sky is o'er-shadowed with blackness; The depths of my sad heart are trou - bled; Earth's sun in the calm lake is mir - rored,

No shel-ter or help is 0, wak-en and save, I And heaven's with - in my

nigh; pray! breast;

....

Car - est Thou not that we per - ish? Tor-rents of sin and of an - guish Lin - ger, 0 bless-ed Re - deem - er,

.....

When each moment so mad-Iy is threatening And I per - ish! I per - ish! dear Mas - ter; And with joy I shall make the blest har - bor,

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How canst Thou lie a - sleep, Sweep o'er my sink - ing soul; Leave me a - lone no more;

grave in the an - gry deep? has-ten, and take con - trol. And rest on the bliss - ful shore. A

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Sunset and Evening Star Crossing the Bar. Irregular JOSEPH BARNBY, 1893

ALFRED TENNYSON, 1889

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far,

A-men.

Breathe on Me, Breath of God Paraclete. S.M.

J. HARKER, 1914

EDWIN HATCH (1835-1889)

1. Breathe on 2. Breathe on 3. Breathe on 4. Breathe on

•

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me, Breath me, Breath me, Breath met Breath

of of of of

God, God, God, God,

•

That I may love what Thou dost love, will one will, Un - til with Thee I of me Un - til this earth - Iy part And live with Thee the per - feet life

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And do what Thou wouldst do. To do and to en - dure. Glows with Thy fire di - vine. Of Thine e ter - ni - ty.

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680

Ancient of Days Ancient of Days. 11.10.11.10.

WILLIAM C. DOANE, 1886

1. An 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0

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J. ALBERT JEFFERY, 1886

of days, Iy Fa Iy Je Iy Ghost, une God,

~ sit - test throned in who hast led Thy Prince of Peace and Lord Life and the heart and voice a

who ther, sus, the with

glo - ry, chi! - dren Sav - iour, giv - er, dor - ing,

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all knees the ag we owe the quick the good

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There Is a Place of Quiet Rest Near to the Heart of God. C.M. With Refrain C.B.McAFEE

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is is is

a place a place a place

of of of

qui - et rest, Near com - fort sweet, Near full re-lease, Near

to the heart of to the heart of to the heart of

God, God, God,

the heart the heart the heart

of of of

God God. God.

Sent from the heart

God,

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place where sin can - not mo -lest, N ear place where we our Sav - iour meet, N ear joy and peace, Near is place where all •

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Refrain

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Je - sus, blest

Re - deem - er,

us,

be - fore

who wait

Thee,

N ear

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the heart

God.

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Father, I Yield to Thee My Life The Promised Land. C.M.D.

D. A

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Thee my Thee my Thee my Thee my

Melody by MISS M. DURHAM, 1840

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I be; shall it life, Thine on - ly love, Its flick-ering flame is Thine. will, I would sub - mis - sive be, all, My wan - der - ings are o'er.

....

From sor - did pleasures, sin and strife, of Thy love Clothe with the Ius - ter Con - tent te lean up - on Thy breast Earth's fleet - ing pleas-ures cease to call,

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I tum, 0 Lord, to Thee. Each wan - ing beam of mine. And hear Thee speak to me. They shall de - ceive no more.

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&~ 1JdJLlj Iffll~: ; Ii I uter: I If? j tB Un - fet - tered from all earth - ly ties, From cru - el change and scorn, From foes and friends who ev - er fail, O'er storm-swept seas I find Grant me a heart in tune with Thine, To see as Thou dost see, My doubts and tears lie all be - hind, E - ter - nal bliss be -fore;

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Praise God, From Whom All Blessings Flow Old Hundredth. L.M. LOUIS BOURGEOIS, 1551

THOMAS KEN, 1695

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~ a - bove, ye heaven-ly host; Praise Fa - ther, Son, and Ho - ly Ghost. -!fL-

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our life, Thou

art

our

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let this Sab-bath hour with Thee

569

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bright. A-men.

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685

Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence Picardy. 8.7.8.7.8.7.

LITURGY OF ST. JAMES Tr. by GERARD MOULTRIE (1829-1885)

French traditional carol

In unison

Let all mor - tal flesh

keep

si - lence, And with fear and trem - bling stand;

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Lord, Have Mercy GEORGE

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Lord, have mercy, have mercy upon us, and in-cline our hearts to keep Thy law. A-men.

LJ. 570

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Almighty Father Arr. from FELIX MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (1809-1847)

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our prayer,

Lord,

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Glory Be to the Father Gloria Patri H. W. GREATOREX, 1851

Anonymous, second century

GIo - ry be to the Fa-ther, and to

the Son, and to the Ho -ly Ghost; As it

was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. A - men, A - men.

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The Lord Is in His Holy Temple Quam Dilecta GEORGE F. ROOT (1820-1895)

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my mouth and the med - i - ta- tions of

• in Thy sight,

my heart

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0 Lord, my strength and my Re-deem - er.

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A - men.

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Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord Birmingham. Irregular FELIX MENDELSSOHN, 1846

Psalms 55:22; 16:8

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0 Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations Chant. "Laetatus Sum"

o praise the Lord, all

ye .fL..

For His mer - ci - fu1

kind-ness

na - tions: praise Him, all __

Lord, keep

is great toward us:

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Responsive Readings THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Exodus 20:1.17

And God spake all these words, saying, I am the Lord thy God, which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth: Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generati.on of them that hate me; And showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain; for the Lord will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work: But the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates: For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all

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that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day, and hallowed it. Honor thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not commit adultery. Thou shalt not steal. Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor anything that is thy neighbor's.

THE THREE ANGELS' MESSAGES Revelation 14 :6·14

And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people, Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters. An~ there followed another angel, saymg, Bab'ylon is fallen, is fallen, that great City, because she made all nations drink of the wine of the wrath of her fornication.

RESPONSIVE READINGS And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand,

waters; these see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep.

The same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation; and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb:

They mount up to the heaven, they go down again to the depths: their soul is melted because of trouble.

And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up forever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name. Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus. And I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors; and their works do follow them. And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat like unto the Son of man, having on his head a golden crown, and in his hand a sharp sickle.

ADORATION AND PRAISE-l Psalms 107:21·36

Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! And let them sacrifice the sacrifkes of thanksgiving, and declare his works with rejoicing. They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great

For he commandeth, and raiseth the stormy wind, which lifteth up the waves thereof.

They reel to and fro, and stagger like a drunken man, and are at their wit's end. Then they cry unto the Lord in their trouble, and he bringeth them out of their distresses. He maketh the storm a calm, so that the waves thereof are still. Then are they glad because they be quiet; so he bringeth them unto their desired haven. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! Let them exalt him also in the congregation of the people, and praise him in the assembly of the elders. He turneth rivers into a wilderness, and the watersprings into dry ground; a fruitful land into barrenness, for the wickedness of them that dwell therein. He turneth the wilderness into a standing water, and dry ground into wa tersprings. And there he maketh the hungry to dwell, that they may prepare a city for habitation.

ADORATION AND PRAISE-2 Psalms 24

The earth is the Lord's, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.

RESPONSIVE READINGS For he hath founded it upon the seas, and established it upon the floods. Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord? or who shall stand in his holy place? He that hath clean hands, and a pure heart; Who hath not lifted up his soul unto vanity, nor sworn deceitfully. He shall receive the blessing from the Lord, and righteousness from the God of his salvation. This is the generation of them that seek him, that seek thy face, 0 Jacob. Selah. Lift up your heads, 0 ye gates; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in. Who is this King of glory? The Lord strong and mighty, the Lord mighty in battle. Lift up your heads, 0 ye gates; even lift them up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in. Who is this King of glory? The Lord of hosts, he is the King of glory. Selah.

MAJESTY AND POWER Psalms 19:1·4; Isaiah 42:5·12

The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament showeth his handiwork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night showeth knowledge. There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. Their line is gone out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun.

Thus saith God the Lord, he that created the heavens, and stretched them out; he that spread forth the earth, and that which cometh out of it; he that giveth breath unto the people upon it, and spirit to them that walk therein: I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles; To open the blind eyes, to bring out the prisoners from the prison, and them that sit in darkness out of the prison house. I am the Lord: that is my name: and my glory will I not give to another, neither my praise to graven images. Behold, the former things are come to pass, and new things do I declare: before they spring forth I tell you of them. Sing unto the Lord a new song, and his praise from the end of the earth, ye that go down to the sea, and all that is therein; the isles, and the inhabitants thereof. Let the wilderness and the cities thereof lift up their voice, the villag<::'s that Kedar doth inhabit: let the inhabitants of the rock sing, let them shout from the top of the mountains. Let them give glory unto the Lord, and declare his praise in the islands.

GOD'S POWER IN NATURE Psalms 8:1·9

o Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! who hast set thy glory above the heavens. Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained

RESPONSIVE READINGS strength because of thine enemies, that thou mightest still the enemy and the avenger. When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; What is man, that thou art mindful of him? and the son of man, that thou visitest him? For thou hast made him a little lower than the angels, and hast crowned him with glory and honor. Thou madest him to have dominion over the works of thy hands; Thou hast put all things under his feet: all sheep and oxen, yea, and the beasts of the field; the fowl of the air, and the fish of the sea, and whatsoever passeth through the paths of the seas. o Lord our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth!

LOVE OF GOD John 3:16, 17; 1 John 4:7·21

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only-begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and everyone that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love. In this was manifested the love of God toward us, because that God sent his only-begotten Son into the world, that we might live through him.

Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins. Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one another. No man hath seen God at any time. If w~ love one another, God dwelleth in us, and his love is perfected in us. Hereby know we that we dwell in him, and he in us, because he hath given us of his Spirit. And we have seen and do testify that the Father sent the Son to be the Saviour of the world. Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God dwelleth in him, and he in God. And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. Herein is our love made perfect, that we may have boldness in the day of judgment: because as he is, so are we in this world. There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love. We love him, because he first loved us. 1£ a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: For he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen? And this commandment have we from him, That he who loveth God love his brother also.

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lence, neither was any deceit in his mouth.

Isaiah 53:1·12

Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise him; he hath put him to grief: when thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin, he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand.

Who hath believed our report? and to whom is the arm of the Lord revealed? For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: he hath no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and we hid as it were our faces from him; he was despised, and we esteemed him not. Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned everyone to his own way; and the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity of us all. He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth. He was taken from prison and from judgment: and who shall declare his generation? for he was cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people was he stricken. And he made his grave with the wicked, and with the rich in his death; because he had done no vio-

He shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowl-· edge shall my righteous servant justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities. Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great, and he shall divide the spoil with the strong; because he hath poured out his soul unto death: and he was numbered with the transgressors; and he bare the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors.

CHRIST'S PRIESTHOOD Hebrews 8:1·4; 9:11.14, 24.28

Now of the things which we have spoken this is the sum : We have such a High Priest, who is set on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens; A minister of the sanctuary, and of the true tabernacle, which the Lord pitched, and not man. For every high priest is ordained to offer gifts and sacrifices: wherefore it is of necessity that this man have somewhat also to offer. For if he were on earth, he should not be a priest, seeing that there are priests that offer gifts according to the law: But Christ being come a high priest of good things to come, by a greater and more perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of this building;

RESPONSIVE READINGS Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us. For if the blood of bulls and of goats, and the ashes of a heifer spnnkling the unclean, sanctifieth to the purifying of the flesh: How much more shall the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself without spot to God, purge your conscience from dead works to serve the living God? For Christ is not entered into the holy places made with hands, which are the figures of the true; but into heaven itself, now to appear in the presence of God for us: N or yet that he should offer himself often, as the high priest entereth into the holy place every year wi th blood of others; For then must he often have suffered since the foundation of the world: but now once in the end of the world hath he appeared to put away sin by the sacrifice of himself. And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: so Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation.

CHRIST'S LOVE AND SYMPATHY Psalms 103:6, 7, 12·22

The Lord executeth righteousness and judgment for all that are oppressed. He made known his ways unto Moses, his acts unto the children of Israel.

As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us. Like as a father pitieth his children, so the Lord pitieth them that fear him. For he knoweth our frame; he remembereth that we are dust. As for man, his days are as grass: as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth. For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone; and the place thereof shall know it no more. But the mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear him, and his righteousness unto children's children; To such as keep his covenant, and to those that remember his commandments to do them. The Lord hath prepared his throne in the heavens; and his kingdom ruleth over all. Bless the Lord, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word. Bless ye the Lord, all ye his hosts; ye ministers of his, that do his pleasure. Bless the Lord, all his works in all places of his dominion: bless the Lord, 0 my soul.

CHRIST THE DELIVERER Isaiah 43:1·7, 10·13

But now thus saith the Lord that created thee, 0 Jacob, and he that formed thee, 0 Israel, Fear not: for I have redeemed thee, I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine.

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When thou pass est through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee. For I am the Lord thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Saviour: I gave Egypt for thy ransom, Ethiopia and Seba for thee. Since thou wast precious in my sight, thou hast been honorable, and I have loved thee: therefore will I give men for thee, and people for thy life. Fear not: for I am with thee: I will bring thy seed from the east, and gather thee from the west; I will say to the north, Give up; and to the south. Keep not back: bring my sons from far, and my daughters from the ends of the earth; Even everyone that is called by my name: for I have created him for my glory, I have formed him; yea, I have made him. Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.

r, even I, am the Lord; and beside me there is no saviour. I have declared, and have saved, and I have showed, when there was no strange god among you: therefore ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, that I am God. Yea, before the day was I am he; and there is none that can deliver out of my hand: I will work, and who shall let it?

CHRIST'S SECOND COMING John 14:1·3; Acts 1:10, 11; Matthew 24:42·51

Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also. And while they looked steadfastly toward heaven as he went up, behold, two men stood by them in white apparel; \Vhich also said, Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven. Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. But know this, that if the goodman of the house had known in what watch the thief would come, he would have watched, and would not have suffered his house to be broken up. Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh. Who then is a faithful and wise servant, whom his lord hath made ruler over his household, to give them meat in due season? Blessed is that servant, whom his lord when he cometh shall find so doing. Verily I say unto you, That he shall make him ruler over all his goods.

RESPONSIVE READINGS But and if that evil servant shall say in his heart, My lord delayeth his coming; And shall begin to smite his fellow servants, and to eat and drink with the drunken; The lord of that servant shall come in a day when he looketh not for him, and in an hour that he is not aware of, and shall cut him asunder, and appoint him his portion with the hypocrites: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.

THE HOLY SPIRIT John 14:15·18; 16:7·14; 15:26; 14:26

If ye love me, keep my commandments. And r will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you forever;

Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you. r will not leave you comfortless: r will come to you. Nevertheless I tell you the truth: It is expedient for you that I go away: for if I go not away, the Comforter will not come unto you; but if I depart, I will send him unto you. And when he is come, he will reprove the world of sin, and of righteousness, and of judgment: Of sin, because they believe not on me; of righteousness, because I go to my Father, and ye see me no more; of judgment, because the prince of this world is judged. r have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now.

Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of hImself; bu t whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will show you things to come. He shall glorify me: for he shall receive of mine, and shall show it unto you. But when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father, even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from the Father, he shall testify of me: But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever r have said unto you.

ABIDING PRESENCE-l Psalms 37:1·11

Fret not thyself because of evildoers, neither be thou envious against the workers of iniquity. For they shall soon be cut down like the grass, and wither as the green herb. Trust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou shalt be fed. Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass. And he shall bring forth thy righteousness as the light, and thy judgment as the noonday. Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for him: Fret not thyself because of him who prospereth in his way, be-

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cause of the man who bringeth wicked devices to pass. Cease from anger, and forsake wrath: fret n ot thyself in any wise to do ev!l. For evildoers shall be cut off: but those that wait upon the Lord, they shall inherit the earth. For yet a little while, and the wicked shall not be: yea, thou shalt diligently consider his place, and it s hall not be. But the meek shall inherit the earth; and shall delight themselves in the abundance of peace.

ABIDING PRESENCE-2 Psalms 139:1-12

Lord, thou hast search ed me, and known me. Thou knowest my down sitting and mine uprising, thou understandest my thought afar off. Thou compassest my path and my lying down, and art acquainted with all my ways. For there is not a word in my tongue, but, 10, 0 Lord, thou knowest it altogether. Thou hast beset me behind and before, and laid thine hand upon me. Such knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high, I cannot attain unto it. Whither shall I go from thy Spirit? or whither shall I flee from thy presence?

Even there shall thy hand lead me, and thy right hand shall hold me. If I say, Surely the darkness shall cover me; even the night s hall be li ght about me.

Yea, the darkness hideth not from thee; but the night shineth as the day: the darkness and the light are both alike to thee.

THE HOLY SCRIPTURES Deuteronomy 29:29; 2 Peter 1:19-21; 2 Timothy 3:15.17; John 5:39; Hebrews 4:12, 13; Jeremiah 15:16

The secret things belong unto the Lord our God: but those things which are reveal ed belong unt o us and to our children forever, that we may do all th e words of this law. We have also a more sure word of prophecy; whereunto ye do well that ye take heed, as unto a light that shineth in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the Daystar arise in your hearts: Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the Scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. From a child thou h ast known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee w ise unto salvation through faith w hich is in Chri st Jesus.

If I ascend up into heaven, thou art there: if I make my bed in hell, behold, thou art there.

All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness:

If I take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the utterm ost parts of the sea;

That the man of God may be perfect, thoro ughly furnished unto all good works.

RESPONSIVE READINGS Search the Scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me. For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. Neither is there any creature that is not manifest in his sight: but all things are naked and opened unto the eyes of him with whom we have to do. Thy words were found, and I did eat them; and thy word was unto me the joy and rejoicing of mine heart: for I am called by thy name, 0 Lord God of hosts.

THE REQUIREMENTS OF GOD Micah 6:6.8; 7:18·20; Hosea 14:1, 2, 4·6

Wherewith shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God? shall I come before him with burnt offerings, with calves of a year old? Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams, or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? shall I give my first-born for my transgression, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? He hath showed thee, 0 man, what is good; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? he retaineth not his anger forever, because he delighteth in mercy.

He will turn again, he will have compassion upon us; he will subdue our iniquities; and thou wilt cast all their sins into the depths of the sea. Thou wilt perform the truth to Jacob, and the mercy to Abraham, which thou hast sworn unto our fathers from the days of old. o Israel, return unto the Lord thy God; for thou hast fallen by thine iniquity. Take with you words, and turn to the Lord: say unto him, Take away all iniquity, and receive us graciously: so will we render the calves of our lips. I will heal their backsliding, r will love them freely: for mine anger is turned away from him. I will be as the dew unto Israel: he shall grow as the lily, and cast forth his roots as Lebanon. His branches shall spread, and his beauty shall be as the olive tree, and his smell as Lebanon.

UNION WITH CHRIST John 15:1.16

r am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman. Every branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit. X ow ye are clean through the word which I have spoken unto you. Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.

r am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.

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If a man abide not in me; he is cast forth as a branch, and is withered; and men gather them, and cast them into the fire, and they are burned. If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you. Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples. As the Father hath loved me, so have I loved you: continue ye in my love. If ye keep my commandments, ye shall abide in my love; even as I have kept my Father's commandments, and abide in his love. These things have I spoken unto you, that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full. This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. Ye are my friends, if ye do whatsoever I command you. Henceforth I call you not servants; for the servant knoweth not what his lord doeth: but I have called you friends; for all things that I have heard of my Father I have made known unto you. Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.

the sheepfold, but climbeth up some other way, the same is a thief and a robber. But he that entereth in by the door is the shepherd of the sheep. To him the porter openeth; and the sheep hear his voice: and he calleth his own sheep by name, and leadeth them out. And when he putteth forth his own sheep, he goeth before them, and the sheep follow him: for they know his voice. And a stranger will they not follow, but will flee from him: for they know not the voice of strangers. This parable spake Jesus unto them: but they understood not what things they were which he spake unto them. Then said Jesus unto them again, Verily, verily, I say unto you, I am the door of the sheep. All that ever came before me are thieves and robbers: but the sheep did not hear them. I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture. The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.

John 10:1·16

I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep. But he that is a hireling, and not the shepherd, whose own the sheep are not, seeth the wolf coming, and leaveth the sheep, and fteeth: and the wolf catcheth them, and scattereth the sheep.

Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that entereth not by the door into

The hireling fleeth, because he is a hireling, and careth not for the sheep.

THE GOOD SHEPHERD

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OUR PROTECTOR Psalms 91:1·16

He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust. Surely he shall deliver thee from the snare of the fowler, and from the noisome pestilence. He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust: his truth shall be thy shield and buckler. Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day; N or for the pestilence that walketh in darkness; nor for the destruction that wasteth at noonday. A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. Only with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the reward of the wicked. Because thou hast made the Lord, which is my refuge, even the most High, thy habitation; There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling.

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For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone. Thou shalt tread upon the lion and adder: the young lion and the dragon shalt thou trample underfeet. Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because he hath known my name. He shall call upon me, and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honor him. With long life will I satisfy him, and show him my salvation.

GOODNESS OF GOD Psalms 107:1·15

o give thanks unto the Lord, for he is good: for his mercy endureth forever. Let the redeemed of the Lord say so, whom he hath redeemed from the hand of the enemy; And gathered them out of the lands, from the east, and from the west, from the north, and from the south. They wandered in the wilderness in a solitary way; they found no city to dwell in. Hungry and thirsty, their soul fainted in them. Then they cried unto the Lord in their trouble, and he delivered them out of their distresses. And he led them forth by the right way, that they might go to a city of habitation. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his won-

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derful works to the children of men! For he sat isfieth the lon ging soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. Such as sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, being bound in affliction and iron; Because they rebelled against the words of God, and contemned the counsel of the Most High: Therefore he brought down their heart with labor; they fell down, and there was none to help. Then they cried unto the Lord in their trouble, and he saved them out of their distresses. He brought them out of darkness and the shadow of death, and brake their bands in sunder. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men!

THE CALL Isaiah 55:1·13

Ho, everyone that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no money; come ye, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Wherefore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? and your labor for that which satisfieth not? hearken diligently unto me, and eat ye that which is good, and let your soul delight itself in fatness. Incline your ear, and come unto me: hear, a nd your soul shall live; and I will make an everlasting covenant with you, even the sure mercies of David. Behold, I have given him for a witness to the people, a leader and commander to the people.

Behold, thou shalt call a nation that thou knowest not, and nations that knew not thee shall run untc thee because of the Lord thy God, and for the Holy One of Israel; for he hath glorified thee. Seek ye the Lord while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near: Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For as the heavens are hig her than the earth, so are my ways high er than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts. For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater: So shal1 my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me vo id , but it shall accomp lish that which I please, and it s hall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it. For ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace: the mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands. Instead of the thorn shall come up the fir tree, and instead of the brier shall come up the myrtle tree: and it shall be to the Lord for a name , for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off.

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REPENTANCE Psalms 51:1.17

Have mercy upon me, 0 God, according to thy loving-kindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions. Wash me thoroughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, and be clear when thou judgest. Behold, I was shapen in in iquity; and in sin did m y m oth er conceive me. Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom. Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Make me to hear joy and gladness; that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice. Hide thy face from my sins, and blot out all mine iniquities. Create in me a clean heart, 0 God; and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from thy presence; and take not thy Holy Spirit from me. Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation; and uphold me with thy free Spirit. Then will I teach transgressors thy ways; and sinners shall be converted unto thee.

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o God, thou God of my salvation:

and my tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteousness. o Lord, open thou my lips; and my mouth shall show forth thy praise. For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it: thou delightest not in burnt offering. The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a hroken and a contrite heart, God, thou wilt not despise.

CONVERSION Ephesians 2:1·10; 1 Corinthians 6:9·11

And you hath he quickened, who were dead in trespasses and sins; Wherein in time past ye walked according to the course of this world, according to the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience: Among whom also we all had our conversation in times past in the lusts of our flesh, fulfilling the desires of the flesh and of the mind; and were by nature the children of wrath, even as others. But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved us, Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ, (by grace ye are saved;) And hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus: That in the ages to come he might show the exceeding riches of his grace in his kindness toward us through Christ Jesus. For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:

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Not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind, N or thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God. And such were some of you: but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our God.

mayest be found: surely in the floods of great waters they shall not come nigh unto him. Thou art my hiding place; thou shalt preserve me from trouble; thou shalt compass me about with songs of deliverance. Selah. I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye.

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Romans 12:1·3, 9·21

Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile.

I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.

When I kept silence, my bones waxed old through my roaring all the clay long. For day and night thy hand was heavy upon me: my moisture is turned into the drouth of summer. Selah. I acknowledged my sin unto thee, and mine iniquity have I not hid. I said, I will confess my transgressions unto the Lord; and thou forgavest the iniquity of my sin. Selah. For this shall everyone that is godly pray unto thee in a time when thou

And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.

Be ye not as the horse, or as the mule, which have no understanding: whose mouth must be held in with bit and bridle, lest they come near unto thee. l\1any sorrows shall be to the wicked: but he that trusteth in the Lorcl. mercy shall compass him about. Be glad in the Lord, and rejoice, ye righteous: and shout for joy, all ye that are upright in heart.

For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, according as God hath dealt to every man the measure of faith. Let love be without dissimulation. Abhor that which is evil; cleave to that which is good.

RESPONSIVE READINGS Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly lo ve; in honor preferring one another; Not slothful in business; fervent in spirit; serving the Lord; Rejoicing in hope; patient in tribulation; continuing instant in prayer; Distributing to the necessity of saints; given to hospitality. Bless them which persecute you: bless, and curse not. Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep. Be of the same mind one toward another. r-find not high things, but condescend to men of low estate. Be not wise in your own conceits. Recompense to no man evil for evil. Provide things honest in the sight of all men. If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men. Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord. Therefore if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head. Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.

PEACE Psalms 133:1; Proverbs 12:20; Zechariah 8:19; John 14:27; James 3:17; Philippians 4:8; 2 Corinthians 13:11

Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! Deceit is in the heart of them that imagine evil: but to the counselors of peace is joy.

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Thus saith the Lord of hosts: The fast of the fourth month, and the fast of the fifth, and the fast of the seventh, and the fast of the tenth, shall be to the house of Judah joy and gladness, and cheerful feasts; therefore love the truth and peace. Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be entreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy. Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Be perfect, be of good comfort, be of one mind, live in peace; and the God of love and peace shall be with you.

MEDITAnON AND PRAYER Joshua 1:8; Psalms 1:2; Psalms 119:11, 15, 16,48, 55, 97·99; Psalms 19:14

This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success. But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in His law doth he meditate day and night. Thy word have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin against thee.

RESPOI\'SIVE READINGS I will meditate in thy precepts, and have respect unto thy ways. I will delight myself in thy statutes: I will not forget thy word. My hands also will I lift up unto thy commandments, which I have loved; and I will meditate in thy statutes. I have remembered thy name, 0 Lord, in the night, and have kept thy law.

o how love I thy law! it is my meditation all the day. Thou through thy commandments hast made me wiser than mine enemies: for they are ever with me. I have more understanding than all my teachers: for thy testimonies are my meditation. Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, 0 Lord, my strength, and my Redeemer.

CHRISTIAN WARFARE Ephesians 6:10·18

Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness;

And your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; AboYe all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints.

EXHORTATIONS TO GODLINESS Colossians 3:1·17

If ye then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. For ye are dead, and your life is hid with Christ in God. When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall ye also appear with him in glory. Mortify therefore your members which are upon the earth; fornication, uncleanness, inordinate affection, evil concupiscence, and covetousness, which is idolatry: For which things' sake the wrath of God cometh on the children of disobedience: In the which ye also walked some time, when ye'lived in them. But now ye also put off all these; anger, wrath, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication out of your mouth. Lie not one to another. seeing that ye have put off the old man with his deeds;

RESPO N SIVE READI N GS And have put on the new man, which is renewed in knowledge after the image of him that created him: \".Th ere th er e is n eith er Gr eek nor J ew, circumcision nor un circ umcis ion, barb a ri a n, Scythian , bond nor fr ee: but Chri st is all , an d in all. Put on therefore, as the elect of God, holy and beloved, bowels of mercies, kindness, humbleness of mind, meekness, long-suffering; F orbearing one anoth er , and forgiving one another, if any m a n h ave a quarrel ag ain s t any: even as Christ forgave y ou, so al so do ye o And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness. And let the p eace of God rule in your hearts, to the which also y e are called in one body; and be y e thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom ; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. And whatsoever y e do in word or deed , do all in the na m e of th e L ord J esus, givin g thanks to God a nd the Father by him. THE GODLY Psalms 1

Bless ed is th e man that w al ke th not in the coun se l of t h e un god ly, n or standeth in the w ay of s inn e rs, n or s itteth in the seat of the scorn ful.

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fo rth hi s fruit in hi s season; hi s l eaf also sh all n ot w it h er ; a n d w hatsoeve r h e doet h s ha ll prosper. The ungodly are not so: but are like the chaff which the wind driveth away. Th ere for e t h e u n go dl y sh all n ot stand in t h e ju dg m ent, n or s inners in th e co ng regati on of t he ri ghteous. For the Lord knoweth the way of the righteous: but the way of the ungodly shall perish. THE CHRISTIAN LIFE Matthew 5:3·16

Ble ssed are th e poor in sp irit: for th eirs is the kin g dom of h eaven . Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted. B lessed are th e m eek: fo r t hey sh all inh eri t the earth . Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled. B lesse d a re th e merciful: fo r t h ey s hall ob tain m ercy. Blessed are the pure "in heart: for they shall see God. Blesse d are t h e p eace m a kers : for th ey shall b e call ed th e child re n of God. Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness' sake: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed a re ye, w h en m en sha ll rev il e yo u, and pe rsecu te yo u, a nd s hall say all man ner of ev il again st y ou fal sely , fo r my sake.

But his delight is in the law of the Lord; and in his law doth he meditate day and night.

Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you.

And he shall be lik e a tre e planted by the ri ve r s of water, tha t bringeth

Ye are th e salt of th e earth : but if th e salt have lost his savor, where-

RESPONSIVE READINGS with shall it be sa lted? it is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden underfoot of men. Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.

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Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, or the wheel broken at the cistern. Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it. Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep His commandments: for this is the whole duty of man, For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

Ecclesiastes 12:1·7, 13, 14

RETURNING TO GOD

Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them; While the sun, or the light, or the moon, or the stars, be not darkened, nor the clouds return after the rain: In the day when the keepers of the house shall tremble, and the strong men shall bow themselves, and the grinders cease because they are few, and those that look out of the windows be darkened, And the doors shall be shut in the streets, when the sound of the grinding is low, and he shall rise up at the voice of the bird, and all the daughters of music shall be brought low; Also when they shall be afraid of that which is high, and fears shall be in the way, and the almond tree shall flourish, and the grasshopper shall be a burden, and desire shall fail: because man goeth to his long home, and the mourners go about the streets:

Luke 15:11.24, 7

And he said. A certain man had two sons: And the younger of them said to his father, Father, give me the portion of goods that falleth to me. And he divided unto them his living. And not many days after the younger son gathered all together, and took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance with riotous living. And when he had spent all, there arose a mighty famine in that land; and he began to be in want. And he went and joined himself to a citizen of that country; and he sent him into his fields to feed swine. And he would fain have filled his belly with the husks that the swine did eat: and no man gave unto him. And when he came to himself, he said, How many hired servants of my father's have bread enough and to spare, and I perish with hunger!

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I will arise and go t o m y fa ther, and will say unto him , Fath er, I h ave sinned ag ain st h eaven, a nd before thee, And am no more worthy to be called thy son: make me as one of thy hired servants. And he arose, and came to hi s fa ther. But when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him, and had compassion, and ran, and fell on his neck, and kissed him. And the son said unto him, Father, I. have sinned against heaven, and in thy sight, and am no more worthy to be called thy son. But the father said t o his servants, Bring forth the be st robe, and put it on him; and put a ring on hi s hand, and shoes on his fe et : And bring hither the fatted calf, and kill it; and let us eat, and be merry:

And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbors, saying unto them, Rejoice with me; for I have found my sheep which was lost. I say un to you, t hat lik ew ise joy s h all b e in h eave n over on e s inner th at r ep enteth , m ore than over nin et y and nin e just perso ns, w hich n eed n o rep en ta nce. Either what woman having ten pieces of silver, if she lose one piece, doth not light a candle, and sweep the house, and seek diligently till she find it? An d w hen sh e h ath fo und it, she call eth h er fr iends and h er n eighb ors togeth er, say ing, R ejoice with m e; for I have found the p iece which I h ad lost. Likewise, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth.

For this my son w as dead, and is alive again; h e was lost, and is found. And they beg an t o b e m erry .

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Likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance.

SEEKING THE LOST Luke 15:3·10

A nd he spake this parable unto them, say mg, What man of you, having a hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it? And when he hath found it, h e lay eth it on his shoulders, rej oicing.

Ephesians 4:1·8, 11·16

I th er efo re, th e p ri son er of th e L ord, b eseech you tha t ye walk worthy of th e vocation wh erew ith ye a re called, With all lowliness and meekness, with long-suffering, forbearing one another in love; Endeavoring t o keep the unity of the Spirit in th e bond of p eace. There is one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling; On e L ord, on e faith, one baptism, on e God and Fath er of all , who is ab ove all, and through a ll , a nd in you all. But unto everyone of us is given grace according to the measure of the gift of Christ.

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Wherefore he saith, vVhen he ascended up on high, he led captivity captive, and gave gifts unto men.

Knowing that Christ being raised from the dead dieth no more; death hath no more dominion over him.

And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ:

For in that he died, he died unto sin once: but in that he liveth, he liveth unto God.

Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ: That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive; But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ: From whom the whole body fitly joined together and compacted by that which every joint supplieth, according to the effectual working in the measure of every part, maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in love.

DISCIPLESHIP Romans 6:1, 2, 7·22

What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound? God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein? For he that is dead is freed from sin. Now if we be dead with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with him:

Likewise reckon ye also yourselves to be dead indeed unto sin, but alive unto God through Jesus Christ our Lord. Let not sin therefore reign in your mortal body, that ye should obey it in the lusts thereof. Neither yield ye your members as instruments of unrighteousness unto sin: but yield yourselves unto God, as those that are alive from the dead, and your members as instruments of righteousness unto God. For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are not under the law, but under grace. \Vhat then? shall we sin, because we are not under the law, but under grace? God forbid. Know ye not, that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obey, his servants ye are to whom ye obey; whether of sin unto death, or of obedience unto righteousness? But God be thanked, that ye were the servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you. Being then made free from sin, ye became the servants of righteousness. I speak after the manner of men because of the infirmity of your flesh: for as ye have yielded your members servants to uncleanness and to iniquity unto iniquity; even so now yield your members servants to righteousness unto holiness.

RESPONSIVE READINGS For when ye were the servants of sin, ye were free from righteousness. What fruit had ye then in those things whereof ye are now ashamed? for the end of those things is death. But now being made free from sin, and become servants to God, ye have your fruit unto holiness, and the end everlasting life.

WORK AND DUTY 1 Timothy 2:8.10; Titus 3:14; 1 Timothy 6:18, 19; Titus 3:8; 2 Corinthians 5:10; Ecclesiastes 12: 14

I will therefore that men pray everywhere, lifting up holy hands, without wrath and doubting. In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array; But (which becometh women professing godliness) with good works. And let ours also learn to maintain good works for necessary uses, that they be not unfruitful. That they do good, that they be rich in good works, ready to distribute, willing to communicate; Laying up in store for themselves a good foundation against the time to come, that they may lay hold on eternal life. This is a faithful saying, and these things I will that thou affirm constantly, that they which have believed in God might be careful to maintain good works. These things are good and profitable unto men. For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ; that everyone may receive the things done in his body, according to that

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he hath done, whether it be good or bad. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

LOVE 1 Corinthians 13

Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal. And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing. And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing. Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil; Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. For we knmv in part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away. When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I

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thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known. And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.

and sorrow; for it is soon cut off, and we flyaway. \Vho knoweth the power of thine anger? even according to thy fear, so is thy wrath. So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.

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PRAISE

Matthew 6:5-15; 7:7-11

Psalms 90:1-12

And ·when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.

Lord, thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God. Thou turnest man to destruction; and say est, Return, ye children of men. For a thousand years in thy sight are but as yesterday when it is past, and as a watch in the night. Thou carriest them away as with a flood; they are as a sleep: in the morning they are like grass which groweth up. In the morning it flourisheth, and groweth up; in the evening it is cut down, and withereth. For we are consumed by thine anger, and by thy wrath are we troubled. Thou hast set our iniquities before thee, our secret sins in the light of thy countenance. For all our days are passed away in thy wrath: we spend our years as a tale that is told. The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years, yet is their strength labor

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For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you: But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses. Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For everyone that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened. Or what man is there of you, whom if his son ask bread, will he give him a stone? Or if he ask a fish, will he give him a serpent? If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall your Father which is in heaven give good things to them that ask him?

LOYALTY 1 John 3:1·10

Behold, what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called the sons of God: therefore the world knoweth us not, because it knew him not. Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is. And every man that hath this hope in him purifieth himself, even as he is pure. Whosoever committeth sin transgresseth also the law: for sin is the transgression of the law. And ye know that he was manifested to take away our sins; and in him is no sm.

Whosoever abideth in him sinneth not: whosoever sinneth hath not seen him, neither known him. Little children, let no man deceive you: he that doeth righteousness is righteous, even as he is righteous. He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God. In this the children of God are manifest, and the children of the devil: whosoever doeth not righteousness is not of God, neither he that loveth not his brother.

WATCHFULNESS Exodus 23:13; Deuteronomy 4:9, 23; Mark 13:33·37; Psalms 141:3

And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth. Only take heed to thyself, and keep thy soul diligently, lest thou forget the things which thine eyes have seen, and lest they depart from thy heart all the days of thy life: but teach them thy sons, and thy sons' sons; Take heed unto yourselves, lest ye forget the covenant of the Lord your God, which he made with you, and make you a graven image, or the likeness of any thing, which the Lord thy God hath forbidden thee. Take ye heed, watch and pray: for ye know not when the time is. For the Son of man is as a man taking a far journey, who left his house,

RESPONSIVE READINGS and ga"e authority to his servants, and to eyery man his work, and commanded the porter to watch. Watch ye therefore: for ye know not when the master of the house cometh, at even, or at midnight, or at the cockcrowing, or in the morning: Lest coming suddenly he find you sleeping-. And what I say unto you I say unto all, Watch. Set a watch, 0 Lord, before my mouth; keep the door of my lips.

HOPE AND ASPIRATION Psalms 9:18; 16:8, 9; 33:18; Jeremiah 17:7; Romans 5:2.5; 15:4, 13

For the needy shall not alway be forgotten: the expectation of the poor shall not perish forever. I have set the Lord always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved. Therefore my heart is glad, and my glory rej oiceth: my flesh also shall rest in hope. Behold, the eye of the Lord is upon them that fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy; Blessed is the man that trusteth in the Lord, and whose hope the Lord IS.

And hope maketh not ashamed; because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us. For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the Scriptures might have hope. Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.

GUIDANCE Psalms 21:3; 30:3; Luke 1:79; Isaiah 30: 21; 1 Thessalonians 3:11.13

For thou preventest him with the blessings of goodness: thou settest a crown of pure gold on his head.

o Lord, thou hast brought up my soul from the grave: thou hast kept me alive, that I should not go down to the pit. To give light to them that sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace. And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left. Now God himself and our Father, and ou r Lord Jesus Christ, direct our way unto you.

By whom also we have access by faith into this grace wherein we stand, and rejoice in hope of the glory of God.

And the Lord make you to increase and abound in love one toward another, and toward all men, even as we do toward you:

And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also: knowing that tribulation worketh patience; and patience, experience; and experience, hope:

To the end he may stablish your hearts unblamable in holiness before God, even our Father, at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ with all his saints.

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THE SABBATH

BAPTISM

Genesis 2:1·3; Exodus 20:8·11; Isaiah 58:13, 14

Matthew 28:19, 20; Romans 6:3·7; Galatians 3:26, 27; John 3:5; 1 Corinthians 12:13; 1 Peter 3:21

Thus the h eavens and the earth were fini shed, and all the host of them . And on the seventh day God ended his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made. And God blessed the seventh day, and sanctified it: because that in it h e had rested from all hi s work which God created and made. Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days shalt thou labor, a nd do all thy work.

Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you : and, 10, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. Amen. Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized in to his death? Therefore we are buried with Him by baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life.

But the seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter, thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger that is within thy gates:

For if we h ave been planted together in the likeness of hi s death, we shall be a lso in the lik eness of his resurrection:

For in six days the Lord made heav en and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the Lord blessed the Sabbath day, and hallowed it.

Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with him, that the body of sin might be destroyed, that henceforth we should not serve sm.

If thou turn away thy foot from the Sabbath, from doing thy pleasure on my holy day; and call the Sabbath a delight, the holy of the Lord, honorable; and shalt honor him, not doing thine own ways, nor finding thine own pleasure, nor speaking thine own words:

Th en shalt thou delight thyself in th e Lord; and I will cause thee to ride upon the high places of the earth, and feed thee with the heritage of Jacob thy father: for the mouth of the Lord hath spoken it.

For ye are a ll the children of God by faith in Chri st Je sus. For as many of you as have been baptized into Christ have put on Christ. J esus answered, Verily, verily, I say un to thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he can n ot ente r into the kingdom of God. For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free; and have been all made to drink into one Spirit.

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The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us (not the putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience toward God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

THE LORD'S SUPPER Matthew 26:26·30; 1 Corinthians 11:23.31

A nd as th ey were eating, Jesu s took bread, and blessed it, and brake it, and gave it to the disciples, and said, Take, eat; this is my body. And he took the cup, and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, Drink ye all of it; For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins. But I say unto you, I will not drink henceforth of this fruit of the vine, until that day when I drink it new with you in my Father's kingdom. And when they had sung a hymn, they went out into the Mount of Olives. For I have received of the Lord that which also I delivered unto you, That the Lord Jesus the same night in which he was betrayed took bread: And when he had given thanks, he brake it, and said, Take, eat: this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of me. After the same manner also he took the cup, when he had supped, saying, This cup is the new testament in my blood: this do ye, as oft as ye drink it, in remembrance of me. For as often as ye eat this bread, and drink this cup, ye do show the Lord's death till he come.

Wherefore whosoever shall eat this bread, and drink this cup of the Lord, unworthily, shall be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord. But let a man examine him self, and so let him eat of that bread, and drink of that cup. For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's body. For this cause many are weak and sickly among you, and many sleep. For if we would judge ourselves we should not be judged.

TITHES AND OFFERINGS Matthew 23 :23; Leviticus 27 :30·33; Malachi 3:8·12

Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye pay tithe of mint and anise and cumin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy , and faith: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone. And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the Lord's: it is holy unto the Lord. And if a man will at all redeem aught of his tith es, he shall add thereto the fifth part thereof. And concerning the tithe of the herd, or of the flock, even of whatsoever passeth under the rod, the tenth shall be holy unto the Lord. He shall not search whether it be good or bad, neither shall he change it: and if he change it at all, then both it and the change thereof shall be holy; it shall not be rede emed. Will a man rob God? Yet ye have robbed me. But ye say, Wherein

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In tithes

Ye are cursed with a curse: for ye have r obb ed me, even this whole nation. Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it. And I will rebuke the devourer for your sakes, and he shall not d estroy the fruits of your ground; neither shall your vine cast her fruit before the time in the field, sai th the Lord of host s. And all nations shall call you blessed: for ye shall be a delightsome land, saith the Lord of hosts.

JUDGMENT Psalms 50:3.6; 96:13; Ecclesiastes 3:17; Daniel 7:9, 10; Matthew 12:36, 37; Hebrews 9:27; Acts 17:31; 1 Peter 4:5,6

Our God shall come, and shall not keep silence: a fire shall devour before him, and it shall be very tempestuou s round about him. He shall call to the heavens from above, and to the earth, that he may judge his people. Gather my saints together unto me; those that have made a covenant with me by sacrifice. And the heavens shall declare his righteousness: for God is judge himself. Selah. For he cometh, for he cometh to judge the earth: he shall judge the

world with righteousness, and the people with his truth . I said in mine heart, God shall judge the righteous and the wicked: for there is a time there for every purpose and for every work. I beheld till the thrones were cast dow n, and the Ancient of days did s it, whose garment was white as snow, and the hair of hi s head like th e pure wool: hi s throne was like the fiery flame, and his wheels as burning fire . A fiery stream issued and came forth from before him: thousand thousands ministered unto him, and ten thousand times ten thousand stood before him: the judgment was set, and the books were opened. But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned. And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment. Because he hath appointed a day, in the which he will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he hath ordained; whereof he hath given assurance unto all men, in that he hath raised him from the dead. vVho shall give account to him that is ready to judge the quick and the dead. For for this caUSt was the gospel preached also to them that are dead, that they might be judged <l;ccording to men in the flesh, but lIve according to God in the spirit.

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TEMPERANCE Titu s 2:1·4, 6; Proverbs 20:1: 23:29-32: 1 Corinthians 9:25: Titus 2: 11-13

B u t speak thou the things w h ich become so und doctrine: That the aged men be sober, grave, temperate, sound in faith, in charity, in patience. The aged women likewise, t h at t h ey be in behavior as becometh hol in ess, not fa lse accuse rs, not g iv en to much wine, teachers of good things; That they may teach the young women to be sober, to love their husbands, to love their children. Young men lik ewise exh ort t o be sober-minded. Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. \1\Tho h ath woe? who hath sorrow? who h ath contentions? w ho hath babbling? w ho hath wounds without cau se? who hath redness of eyes? They that tarry long at the wine; they that go to seek mixed wine. Look n ot thou up on the wine when it is red , when it g ivet h hi s color in the cup, when it moveth itself aright. At the last it biteth like a serpent, and stingeth like an adder. And every man that striveth for the maste ry is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a corruptibl e crown; but we an incorrupti ble. For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, T eaching us that, denying un godliness a nd worldly lu sts, we sh ou ld live soberly, righteously, and god ly, in thi s present world;

Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.

REWARD OF THE SAINTS-l I saiah 35

The wi ld erness a n d the so li tary place sh all be g lad for them; and the desert s ha ll rejoice, and blossom as the r ose. It shall blossom abundantly, and rejoice even with joy and singing: the glory of Lebanon shall be given unto it, the excellency of Carmel and Sharon, they shall see the glory of the Lord, and the excellency of our God. Strengthen ye the weak hand s, and confirm th e feeble knees. Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come with vengeance, even God with a recompense; he will come and save you. Then the eyes of the blind s hall be opened, and the ears of the deaf s hall be un stopped. Then shall the lame man leap as a hart, and the tongue of the dumb sing: for in the wilderness shall waters break out, and streams in the desert. And the parched ground shall become a pool, and the thirsty land springs of water: in the habitation of dragons, whe re each lay, shall be g rass with r eeds and ru s hes. And a highway shall be there, and a way, and it shall be called The way of holiness; the unclean shall not pass over it; but it shall be for those: the wayfaring men, though fools, shall not err therein. No lion shall be there, n or any ravenous beast shall go up thereon,

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REWARD OF THE SAINTS-2 Revelation 21:1·7; 22:1.5

And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea. And I John saw the holy city, New Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband. And I heard a great voice out of heaven saying, Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and he will dwell with them, and they shall be his people, and God himself shall be with them, and be their God. And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away. And he that sat upon the throne said, Behold, I make all things new. And

he said unto me, Write: for these words are true and faithful. And he said unto me, It is done. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give unto him that is athirst of the fountain of the water of life freely. He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son. And he showed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb. In the midst of the street of it, and on either side of the river, was there the tree of life, which bare twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her fruit every month: and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations. And there shall be no more curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it; and his servants shall serve him: And thev shall see his face; and his name sh~ll be in their foreheads. And there shall be no night there; and they need no candle, neither light of the sun; for the Lord God giveth them light: and they shall reign forever and ever.

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Opening of Worship Again our earthly cares we leave ____ Again we meet ___________________________________________ Blessed Jesus, at Thy word __________________ Blest hour when mortal man retires ___ How pleasant, how divinely fair _______ Lord, we come before Thee now ________ We would see Jesus _ _______________

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Closing of Worship Eternal Father, God of love __ God be with you ____________ God bless and keep thee _______ Lord, at this closing hour ___________________ Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing __ Saviour, again to Thy dear name _________ The Lord be ,vith us _________________________________ Thy voice hath spoken

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Morning Hymns Awake, my soul _____ Forth in Thy name __ Lord, in the morning New every morning ___________________ _ o Christ, with each returning mom _ Sweet is the work, my God ______ ___ _ Sweetly the holy hymn ______________ The sun is on the land _____________ When morning gilds the skies _ _ _

Evening Hymns

Abide with me _________________________________ Again as evening's shadow falls All praise to Thee ____________ Day is dying in the west ________ Now God be with us _ _ Now the day is over ____ o blessed hour ___________________ ____ Our day of praise is don~ _____________----- Saviour, breathe an evenmg blessmg __ Softly now the light of day _ ________ The day Thou gavest ____________________________ The Sabbath day has reached its close _ The shadows of the evening hours ____ The sun rolls down _________________ __

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GOD THE FATHER

Abiding Presence Abide with me ________ 50 Beneath Thy wing __________________ 82 Eternal depth of love divine ___ 62 1 sing the mighty power _____________ 93 Lord at this closing hour ________________ _ 32 Lord: dismiss us with Thy blessing __ 33 o God, our help _ _ __ _ ____ __ 81 Still, still with Thee _ _ __ _____ 326 Walk in the light 339

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A wonderful Saviour is Jesus my Lord _ 651 All glory, laud, and honor _____________________ 15 All people that on earth do dwell _____ 13 Ancient of days _________________________________ 680 Angel voices ever singing ______________ _ 19 Before Jehovah's awful throne ________ 1 Christ has for sin atonement made __ _ 644 Come, Thou almighty King ________ __ 3 Day is dying in the west _______ ____ 51 From all that dwell below the skies __ 2 For the beauty of the earth _____ _ _ 22 God 's free mercy streameth ____ ___ _ 5 In joyful high and holy lays ____ _ __ 650 Lord of all being, throned afar ______________ 20 Lord, with glowing heart I'd pdise Thee 23 My glorious Victor _____________________________________ 648 My gracious Lord, I own Thy right _____ 21 o for a heart to praise my God! _______ 18 Our day of praise is done _____________ 58 o worship the Lord _______________________ 6 Praise Him! praise Him! ___________________ 645 Praise, 0 praise our God and King! __ 10 Praise the Lord, His glories show ___ 16 12 Praise to the Lord _______ 9 Praise ye the Father Praise ye the Lord ____ 14 Rejoice, ye pure in heart 17 The Lord in Zion reigneth 7 The Lord Jehovah reigns 11 The name of Jesus is so sweet 643 This is my Father's world __ 646 To God be the glory 647 Wake the song ________ __________ 649 We gather together _______________________________ 8 With reverence let the saints appear _ 4

Creator All things hright and beautiful ________ 421 Angel voices ever singing _____________ 19 Come, sound His praise _____________ _ 172 Eternal Father, God of love __________ 31 From all that dwell below the skies __ 2 I sing the mighty power ______________________ 93 Praise, 0 praise our God and King! __ 10 Praise to the Lord 12 Praise ye the Lord ___ 14 The spacious firmament 91 This is my Father's world 646

Forgiveness of God All praise to Thee 511 I am trusting Thee -:-:--_ _ _ _ _ _ 256 Lord, I care not for riches 617 o weary soul, the gate is near 562 Softly now the light of !lay 48

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Gifts of God For the beauty of the earth 22 I sing the mighty power _________________ 93 My God, how endless is Thy love! _ __ 414 My Maker and my King ________________________ 7I o gift of God, we praise Thee __________ 149 Praise ye the Lord _______________________________________ 14 The sun is on the land 45 Grace and Favor Father, we come to Thee _______________ 599 High in the heavens ___________________________________ 69 One precious boon, 0 Lord, I see _ _ 338

Helper and Protector A mighty fortress 261 All praise to Thee ______________________ 53 God be with you _______________ 35 God is the refuge ___________________________________ 89 Gracious Father, guard Thy children _ 663 How gentle God 's commands ______________ 64 How pleasant, how divinely fair ____ 24 I know my heavenly Father _______ 591 Now God be with us ______________ 55 Now the day is over ________ 52 o God, our help ___________________ _____ 81 There is a safe and secret place ____ 399

His Leading Alone with Thee ____ 335 Awake, my soul __________ 44 Eternal Father, God of love 31 Father, lead me day by day 331 He leadeth me _________ 393 Lead, kindly Light _____ 403 Lead us, heavenly Father 87 Now thank we all our God 90 o God of Bethel ________________ 88 o let me walk with Thee __ 395 Thy way, not mine __________ ___ 396 We gather together 8 Law of God Gentle .peace, from heaven descended __ 511 How gentle God 's commands _ _________ 64 My blest Redeemer 140 Love and Mercy Again we meet _________ 26 All people that on earth do dwell _ _ 13 Eternal depth of love divine 62 God the omnipotent ________ 78 God's free mercy streameth _ 5 How gentle God's commands 64 Jesus, Lord, we look to Thee 68 Like as a father ___________ 66 Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise Thee 23 New every morning 42 o love of God _____ 67 There's a wideness ____ 65 Thy mighty love, 0 God _ _ _ _ _ 63 To God be the glory ________________ 647

Majesty and Power All beautiful the march of days ________ 94 Early, my God, without delay __________________ 72 Ere mountains reared their forms sublime 79 God the omnipotent ___ _______________________ 78 High in the heavens ___ ___ ___________ 69 Holy as Thou, 0 Lord 80 Holy, holy, holy _______________________________ 73 Holy, righteous, heavenly King __________ 70 Lord of all being, throned afar _____ 20 My Maker and my King ____ _ _ __ 7I o worship the King _________________________ 75 On hills and vales of heaven _________ 98 Round the Lord in glory seated ____ 74 The glory of the spring __________________ 95 The God of Abraham praise ________ 76 With reverence let the saints appear ______ 4 77 Ye watchers and ye holy ones Peace of God Again as evening's shadow falls _______ 56 All praise to Thee ________________________________________ 53 Gentle peace, from heaven descended __ 511 How gentle God's commands ______________ 64 Lord of our life ____________________________________ 262 Now the day is over ______________________ 52 Saviour, again to Thy dear name _ _____ 34 The Lord be with us ___________________ _ 37 The shadows of the evening hours ______ 54 There is a place of quiet rest 681 Power in Nature All beautiful the march of days _ ___ 94 Glorious are the lofty mountains _______ 96 93 I sing the mighty power Lord of the ocean .___________________ 97 On hills and vales of heaven ____ _ 98 The glory of the spring ___________ 95 The spacious firmament ___________ __ 91 There is a Book ._________________________________________ 92 There lives a voice within me _____ 281 Providence and Care of God Again we meet 26 Eternal light ___ 85 God be with you 35 God is the refuge 89 God moves in a mysterious way _ _ _ 84 God of my life _ ___________ 83 Lead us, heavenly Father 87 New every morning _______ 42 90 Now thank we all our God o God of Bethel _ ___________________________ 88 Praise, 0 praise our God and Kingl __ 10 Praise the Lord, His glories show ___ 16 Praise to the Lord 12 Praise ye the Lord 14 Sometimes a light surprises _ _____ 254 Sweetly the holy hymn __________ _ 40 The King of love my Shepherd is _ _ 86 The Lord's my Shepherd __ _____ . 260 Thine forever! _______________ __________ 282

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R everence for God Be silent, be silent 601 With reverence let the saints appear _ 4 Sovereignty of God All glory, laud, and honor 15 Ange! voices ever singing 19 1 Before Jehovah's awful throne Come, sound His praise 172 Come, Thou almighty King 3 Lord of all being, throned afar _ _ _ 20 Lord of the ocean ___ 97 My Maker and my King 71 Praise to the Lord __ 12 The day Thou gavest 57 The Lord in Zion reigneth 7 The Lord Jehovah reigns 11 JESUS CHRIST Abiding in Jesus Christ I have a Friend so precious 532 142 Love divine o blessed hour ______ 60 o Lamb of God! stilI keep me 290 StilI with Thee 315 Sun of my soul 321 The word can make me whole 203 Thou hidden Source 169 To Thee, 0 dear Saviour 264 When we walk with the Lord 582 Bread of Life Break Thou the bread of life 218 Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts _ _ _ 154 Bridegroom Wake, awake, for the night is flying __ 197 When Jesus shall gather the nations _ 538 Following Him Anywhere with Jesus 589 How shall I follow Him? 519 I come to the garden alone 606 I will early seek the Saviour 417 In heavenly love abiding 674 Jesus, I will follow Thee 429 676 Jesus, stilI lead on _______ o Thou, to whose all-searching sight _ 330 Take time to be holy __ 603

Glory and Praise A wonderful Saviour is Jesus my Lord _ 651 All hail the power of Jesus' name _ 156, 157 Awake, my soul, in joyful lays 667 170 Beyond the starry skies Christ has for sin atonement made __ 644 Come, let us sing 153 Come, sound His praise 172 Crown Him with many crowns 162 Fairest Lord Jesus _ _ 165 How sweet the name! 150 How tedious and tasteless the hours __ 660

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I love Thee 343 I wiII sing of Jesus' love 529 In joyful high and holy lays 650 J esus, and shall it ever be 152 Jesus, the very thought of Thee _ _ _ 158 Jesus, these eyes have never seen _ _ _ 166 Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts _ _ _ 154 Majestic sweetness sits enthroned ___ 159 Lift Him up ____ 520 My glorious Victor 648 276 My Jesus, I love Thee o Christ, with each returning morn _ 41 o could I speak the matchless worth _ 161 o for a thousand tongues 155 o Saviour, precious Saviour 164 o Thou in whose presence 160 Praise Him! praise Him! 645 Shepherd of tender youth 167 Sweet the time _ __________ 516 Tell me the old, old story 524 The Great Physician now is near ___ 530 The name of Jesus is so sweet 643 There is a fountain 163 There is a name I love __ __ 171 There is sunlight on the hilltop ___ 612 There's no other name like Jesus __ 517 Thou hidden Source 169 Wake the song ________ _ _ __ ___ 649 We know not the time when He cometh 542 When morning gilds the skies 43 Worthy, worthy is the Lamb 168 Hope in Christ Fade, fade each earthly joy 277 I need Thee, precious Jesus 605 Jesus, the very thought of Thee _ _ _ 158 Majestic sweetness sits enthroned ___ 159 o Jesus, my Redeemer __________________ 613 o Love divine, what hast Thou done! _ 151 o Thou in whose presence 160 Since to the Holiest _ ____________ _ _ 139 Take the name of Jesus with you ___ 523 Thou art coming, 0 my Saviour _ _ _ 196

Incarnation and Advent A great and mighty wonder 672 All my heart this night rejoices 110 Angels from the realms of glory _ _ _ 113 As with gladness men of old 112 Hark! the herald an~eIs sing III It came upon the mIdnight clear ___ 99 o come, all ye faithful 105 o come, 0 come, Immanuel 109 o little town of Bethlehem 104 Once in royal David's city 424 Silent night, holy night 102 The first noel ___ 108 There's a song in the air 106 Thou didst leave Thy throne 103 To us a Child of hope is born 100 We three kings of Orient _____ 107 While shepherds watched their flocks _ 101

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Judge Great God, what do I see ___ ________________ 195 He reigns! the Lord, the Saviour, reigns 179 Lo! He comes ______________________ 176 The church has waited long 177 The Lord is coming _______________ 187 When Thou, my righteous Judge ___ 190

Kingdom and Reign Angel voices sweetly singing 556 Beautiful valley of Eden 550 Come, Lord, and tarry not 174 He reigns! the Lord, the Saviour, reigns 179 I long to behold Him 200 I will sing you a song _ ____ 552 In the land of fadeless day 558 Joy to the world 189 Lo! He comes ___________ 176 o come, 0 come, Immanuel 109 o Lord of life ________ 198 o what their joy must be 202 On Jordan'S stormy banks 553 Shall we gather at the river? 555 Shall we meet beyond the river? _ _ _ 557 Soon may the last glad song arise ___ 201 Star of our hope ________________ 188 The word can make me whole 203 There is a land of corn and wine ___ 554 There's a land that is fairer than day _ 551 Thy kingdom come _ 193 We speak of the realms 199 Worthy, worthy is the Lamb 168 Lamb of God Behold the Lamb of God 129 I lay my sins on Jesus 278 There is a fountain 163 Wake, awake, for the night is fiying __ 197 Life and Ministry Dear Lord and Father 116 Prince of Peace, control my will _ _ _ 117 Tell me the story of Jesus 534 The hidden years at Nazareth 114 When the Lord of love was here _ _ _ 115

Light of the World Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts _ _ _ 154 o Thou, to whose all-searching sight _ 330 The Lord is my light 577 Thou art, 0 Christ, the light and life _ 389 Thou whose almighty word 451

Living His Life Dying with Jesus, by death reckoned mine 583 Jesus, Lord, we look to Thee 68 Live out Thy life within me 279 My blest Redeemer 140 Prince of Peace, control my will _ _ _ 117 When the Lord of love was here _ _ _ 115 "Within the veil" _____________________________ 138

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Love and Sympathy Dear Saviour, we would know __ 147 Flee as a bird _____________________________ __ 232 H ave I need of aught, 0 Saviour 1 ___ 580 How sweet the name l _______ 150 I am so glad that our Fa ther 423 I have a Friend so precious 532 I hear the Saviour say 527 I will sing of Jesus' love 529 In the heart of Jesus 348 I've found a Friend 531 Jesus, Thy boundless love to me _ _ _ 146 Just when I need Him 590 Love divine ___________ 142 Majestic sweetness sits enthroned ___ 159 My blest Redeemer _____________ 140 o gift of God, we praise Thee _ _ ____ 149 o love divine, how sweet thou artl ____ 148 o love divine, that stooped to share _ _ 144 o love divine, what hast Thou donel __ 151 o Love that wilt not let me go _____ _ 145 Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus __ 528 The Great Physician now is near ___ 530 The wonders of redeeming love ____ 143 There is a name I love _____ 17l There were ninety and nine __ 673 There's a Stranger at the door 566 Thou hidden Source 169 We may not climb 141 Our King All hail the power of Jesus' namel _ 156, 157 Angels from the realms of glory ____ 113 As with gladness men of old 112 Called to the feast ________ 537 Crown Him with many crowns 162 Fairest Lord Jesus ____________ 165 Harkl the herald angels sing III He's coming once again _______________ 191 esus, Thy boundless love to me ____ 146 oy to the world _ _______ 189 0, could I find from day to day 322 o Saviour, precious Saviour 164 Our Lord is risen _ ______ 132 Soon may the last glad song arise ___ 201 Star of our hope __________________________ __ 188 T ell it to every kindred and nation __ 543 The King shall come 194 There's a song in the air 106 Watchman, tell me _ 180

Our Refuge A wonderful Saviour is Jesus my Lord __ 651 Jesus, lover of my soul _____________ _ 401, 402 My hope is built on nothing less _____ 581 o how happy are they 292 o safe to the Rock ___ _ 586 o sometimes the shadows are deep ___ 633 Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus _ _ 528 Rock of Ages ___________________ ________________ 474 Safe in the arms of Jesus _ ____________________ 615

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Saviour, breathe an evening blessing _____ 49 The Lord's our Rock ____ __ 585 Thine forever ________________ 282 Under His wings ______________________ 587 We'll build on the Rock ____________________ 579 Will your anchor hold? 584

Our Salvation Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! _________ 608 Chief of sinners _______________________________________ 238 How shall I follow Him? _________ 519 I have a song I love to sing ______ 638 I hear the Saviour say ____________ 527 In the cross of Christ I glory ________ 125 I've found a Friend ____________________ 531 Jesus, full of all compassion _____________ 237 Lord, we come before Thee now _____ 30 o Thou in whose presence ________ 160 Rock of Ages __ ___________ 474 The Lord is my light _ ____________________________ 577 Thou art, 0 Christ, the light and life ____ 389 Thou hidden Source ________________________ 169 "We would see Jesus" 29

Priesthood Behold the Saviour at the door _____ 227 In the hour of trial ______ 327 Jesus, where'er Thy people meet ___ 515 Lord, in the morning 39 Since to the Holiest ________________ 139 The Sabbath day has reached its close _ 61 The wonders of redeeming love _______ 143 Where high the heavenly temple stands 137 "Within the veil" 138

Resurrection and Ascension Christ the Lord is risen today ______________ 134 Come, ye faithful __________________:. ______________ 136 Hail the day that sees Him rise 131 On wings of living light ____________ 133 Our Lord is risen __ 132 The day of resurrection 135

Second Coming Awake, ye saints _____________ 175 Called to the feast __________________________________ 537 Come, Lord, and tarry not ______ 174 Face to face with Christ my Saviour ____ 545 Great God, what do I see _____________________ 195 Hark! that shout _____________________________________ 192 He reigns! the Lord, the Saviour, reigns 179 Heir of the kingdom _____________________________ 185 He's coming once again _______________ 191 How sweet are the tidings _______________ 669 In the glad time of the harvest ___________ 539 In the sun, and moon, and stars __________ 178 It may be at morn ____________________________________ 536 Joy to the world ______________________________ 189 Let every lamp be burning _________ 183 Lift up the trumpet _______________________________ 541 L.o! He comes _____________________________________________ 176 Long for my Saviour I've been waiting __ 186

Long upon the mountains 664 o brother, be faithful 173 o Lord of life __ 198 O'er all the land __ 548 Star of our hope _________ 188 Sweet promise is given ______________ 548 Tell it to every kindred and nation __ 543 The church has waited long ___________________ 177 The coming King is at the door ______________ 546 The golden morning is fast approaching 547 The King shall come _______________________ 194 The Lord is coming _____________________ 187 Thou art coming, 0 my Saviour _____ 196 Thy kingdom come ________________________________ 193 Tis almost time for the Lord to come _ 182 Wake, awake, for the night is flying __ 197 Watch, ye saints ___ 549 Watchman, tell me _______________ 180 Watchmen, on the walls of Zion ____________ 184 We know not the hour _______________________________ 540 We know not the time when He cometh 542 When He cometh __________________________________ 418 When Jesus shall gather the nations ______ 538 When Thou, my righteous Judge ____________ 190 Ye who rose to meet the Lord _ _ _ _ 181

Shepherd All the way ___________________ 259 Harkl hark, my soul! ______________________ 375, 376 Harkl 'tis the Shepherd's voice I hear ___ 625 In heavenly love abiding ________________ 674 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me _ _ _ 430 Jesus, the loving Shepherd _______ 572 Jesus, where'er Thy people meet ___ 515 o tell me _______________________________________________ 400 Saviour, like a Shepherd _______ 394 See, Israel's gentle shepherd __ 411 Shepherd divine _______________ 391 Shepherd of tender youth ______________ 167 The king of love my Shepherd is _______ 86 The Lord is my Shepherd ________________ 405 The Lord's my Shepherd __________ 260 There is a road 374

Signs of His Coming In the sun, and moon, and stars ______ 178 Lift up the trumpet ____________________ 541 Look for the waymarks _______________ 671 O'er all the land __________________________________ 544 Tell it to every kindred and nation __ 543 The coming King is at the door ____________ 546 'Tis almost time for the Lord to come _ 182 Watch, ye saints 549

Suffering and Death Alas! and did my Saviour bleed? _________ 124 Behold the Lamb of God ___________________ 129 Beneath the cross of Jesus 280 Chief of sinners _____ 238 Go to dark Gethsemane 122 I gave My life for thee __________ 230 I will sing of Jesus' love _____________ 529

TOPICAL INDEX H, m .. In the cross of Christ I glory ____________________ 125 Into the woods my Master went _____________ 128 Jesus, keep me near the cross ____________________ 595 Let heaven highest praises bring ______________ 297 o Jesus, Thou art standing ________________________ 231 o Love divine, what hast Thou done! ____ 151 o sacred Head now wounded __________________ 130 o who is this that cometh? ________________ 636 On a hill far away ___________ 533 Ride on in majesty! ________________ _ _ 127 Tell me the story of Jesus _____________ 534 The wonders of redeeming love ______ 143 There is a fountain ___________________________ 163 There is a green hill far away ________ 126 There was One who was willing ________ 123 'Tis finished! __________________________________________ 535 'Tis midnight; and on Olives' brow __ 121 We sing the praise _________________________________ 296 When I survey the wondrous 118, 119, 120

Victory in Christ Christ has for sin atonement made __________ 644 I lay my sins on Jesus __________________________________ 278 I've found a Friend _____________________________________ 531 Look upon Jesus, sinless is He ________________ 593 o Christ, with each returning morn _ _ 41 o for a thousand tongues ___________________ 155 Yield not to temptation ______________________ 498 HOLY SPIRIT Comfort of Holy Spirit Come, gracious Spirit ______ __ 204 Come, Holy Spirit ___________________ 209 Come, Holy Spirit, come ____ __ 205 Gracious Spirit, Love divine _______ 215 Holy Spirit, faithful Guide __ 211 Holy Spirit, lamp of light _ __ ____ 216 Holy Spirit, light divine ____________________ 206 Hover o'er me, Holy Spirit __________________ 212 Let Thy Spirit, blessed Saviour _______________ 207 Lord, I hear of showers of blessings ______ 208 o for that flame of living fire ____________________ 210 0, spread the tidings round ______________ 526 Our blest Redeemer _______________________ 214

Guidance of Holy Spirit Blessed Jesus, at Thy word _______________________ 27 Come, gracious Spint ________________________________ 204 Eternal Light _________________________________________ 85 Holy, righteous, heavenly King _ _____ 70 Holy Spirit, faithful Guide ________________ 211 Lord, in the morning _____ 39

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o for that flame of living fire ___________________ 210 Spirit divine ________________________________________________ 213 Sweetly the holy hymn ________________________________ 40 There shall be showers of blessing _ _ 652 HOLY SCRIPTURES Word of God A glory in the word 656 Break Thou the bread of life __________ 218 Give me the Bible 655 God is the refuge ____________________ 89 Holy Bible, Book divine _________ 219 I love the sacred book ____ __ ___________ 220 o Word of God Incarnate ________________________ 217 Sing them over again to me 574 CHRISTIAN LIFE

Call to Action Awake! Jerusalem, awake! _________ 293 Forward, Christian, forward! _ _ _ __ 353 Heir of the kingdom ___________ __ 185 Ho! reapers of life's harvest __ 444 Let every lamp be burning ____________ _ 183 o brother, be faithful _________________________ 173 o Christian, awake! ______________________________________ 576 Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings ______ 668 Stand up! stand up for Jesus ___________________ 354 'Tis almost time for the Lord to come _ _ 182 Watchmen on the walls of Zion ____________ 184 Ye servants of God _______________________________________ 342 Ye who rose to meet the Lord 181

Christian Courage Am I a soldier of the cross? ___________________ 356 Faith of our fathers ______________________________________ 349 The home where changes never come ____ 616 Ye who rose to meet the Lord _ _ _ _ 181

Comfort in Sorrow and Trial How firm a foundation __________ ______ 255 Jesus, Saviour, pilot me __________ 398 'Tis my happiness below 248 Toil on a little longer ________________ 247 We sing the praise 296

Discipleship Art thou weary? __________________________ 341 By cool Siloam's shady hill ___________ 340 Lord, I care not for riches ___________________ 617 o God, mine inmost soul convert __________ 384 One precious boon, 0 Lord, I seek _________ 338 Sitting at the feet of Jesus _______________________ 618 "Stand still and see" __________________________________ 337 The home where changes never come ____ 616 Walk in the light _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 339

Prayer for Holy Spirit

Guidance

Baptize us anew _______________________ __ 525 Breathe on me, Breath of God _______ 679 Come, Holy Spirit ________________________________ 209 Hover o'er me, Holy Spirit __________________ 212 I come to Thee, 0 Father _________________________ 286 Lord, I hear of showers of blessings _____ 208

Guide me, 0 Thou great Jehovah __________ 409 He leadeth me ________________________________________________ 393 I will never leave thee _______________________________ 397 Jesus, Friend of little children _________________ 420 Jesus, lover of my soul ________________________ 401 , 402 Jesus, Saviour, pilot me ______________________________ 398

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Lead kindly Light ______________ 403 Lead Thou me on _________ _____ _ 406 Lord, speak to me ____ ________________ 407 Lord, Thy children guide ___________ 408 My Jesus, as Thou wilt __________________________ 404 o let me walk with Thee _________________________ 395 o tell m e ________________________________________________________ 400 Saviour, like a Shepherd ___________________________ 394 Shepherd divine ____________________________________________ 391 The Lord is my Shepherd __________________________ 405 There is a safe and secret place ________________ 399 Thy way, not mine ______________________________________ 396 Unshaken as the sacred hills ______________________ 392

Hope and Aspiration Closer to Thee, my Father, draw me ______ 632 Father, whate'er of earthly bliss ______________ 333 How cheering is the Christian's hope ___ 387 I know that my Redeemer lives ________________ 488 I saw one weary ___________________________________________ 371 I'm pressing on the upward way _____________ 631 Long for my Saviour I've been waiting ____ 186 Lord, in th~ fullness _______________________________ 386 More love to Thee ___________________________________ 385 Nearer, my God, to Thee __________________ 382 Nearer, still nearer ____________________________________ 390 0 , for a closer walk! _________________________________ 383 o God, mine inmost soul convert ___________ 384 o sometimes the shadows are deep _________ 633 o who, in such a world ___________________________ 381 One thing I of the Lord desire ___________ 634 Purer yet and purer ____________________________ 388 Sweet promise IS given _ ______ _______ 548 There is a blessed hope _______________________ 379 There is sweet rest ____________________________________ 380 Thou art coming, 0 my Saviour ______________ 196 Thou art, 0 Christ, the light and life ____ 389 Joy and Peace All the way _______________________________________________ 259 Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! ______________ 608 Come, Thou Fo'unt of every blessing ______ 291 Far away in the depths of my spirit ________ 610 God bless and keep thee __________________________ 38 Hark! that shout _________________________________ 192 I love to tell the story _________________________ 518 Jesus, the very thought of Thee ______________ 158 Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts ______________ 154 My Father is rich in houses and lands ___ 614 My heart is resting __________________________________ 332 My life flows on ______________________________________ 265 o for a thousand tongues _____________________ 155 o happy day! that fixed my choice _________ 310 o how happy are they _______________________________ 292 o Jesus, m y Redeemer ___________________________ 613 Peace, perfect peace _______________________________ 311 Safe in the arms of Jesus ____________________ 615 Star of our hope ____________________________________ 188 Still with thee _______________________________________________ 315 Sweet is the work, my God _______________________ 46 The sun is on the land ______________________________ 45 There comes to my heart one sweet strain 609

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There is sunlight on the hilltop _____ 612 There's sunshine in my soul today _____ 607 Watchmen on the walls of Zion .___________ 184 Weeping endures but for a night ________ 312 What a fellowship, what a joy divine ____ 611 When darkness gathers _______________________________ 314 When peace, like a river _____________ 313

Love and Brotherhood At first I prayed for light _________________ 328 Blest be the tie _______________________________ 432 Happy the home ________________________________________ 413 How sweet, how heavenly __________________ 431 In Christ there is no east nor west ___ 436 More love to Thee __________________________ 385 o golden day ______ 434

Loyalty Faith of our fathers _____ ________ 349 Standing by a purpose true _________________ 497 We have not known Thee ___ ________ 350

Meditation and Prayer Alone with Thee _____________________________________ 335 At first I prayed for light ___________________ 328 Be silent, be silent ____________________________________ 601 Blest hour when mortal man retires ___ 28 Calm me, my God __________________________________ 334 Come in, 0 come! ________________________________ 336 Come, my soul ______________________________________________ 318 Come unto Me when shadows darkly ____ 323 Father, lead me day by day ______________________ 331 Father, whate'er of earthly bliss _________ 333 I come to the garden alone ____________ ___ 606 I love to steal awhile away __________ ___ 317 I need Thee, precious Jesus _____________ 605 In our hearts celestial voices _________________ 419 In the hour of trial _________________________________ 327 Jesus, Thou hast promised ___________________ 602 Lord, for tomorrow and its needs ___________ 604 My God, is any hour so sweet _____________ 325 My heart is resting ______________________________________ 332 o could I find from day to day ________________ 322 o Thou, to whose all-searching sight ___ 330 One sweetly solemn thought ____________________ 352 Prayer is the soul's sincere desire ______ 319 Softly now the light of day _________________ 48 Speak, Lord, in the stillness ______________ 329 Still, still with Thee _________ .________________ 326 Sun of my soul ___________________________________ 321 Sweet hour of prayer ____________________________ 316 Take time to be holy _______________________________ 603 The shadows of the evening hours _________ 54 'Tis the blessed hour of prayer _______________ 324 We have not known Thee __________________________ 350 What a friend we have in Jesus ______________ 320

Obedience and Surrender Blessed assurance, Jesus is mine! _____________ 608 Hushed was the evening h ymn ________________ 428 Jesus, Thy boundless love to me ______________ 146 Lift up your heads _______________________________ ____ 294

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My glorious Victor ______________ .. _ 648 My gracious Lord, I own Thy right ____ .. _ 21 My Jesus, as Thou wilt ______________ ._._..__ ._____ 404 0 , for a closer walk! __________________._________.___ 383 o Gift of God, we praise Thee _______ 149 o love that wilt not let me go _______ 145 o sacred Head now wounded _________ 130 o worship the Lord .... ______________ ..._____ _ 6 Prince of Peace, control my will ___.._. _ _ 117 Saviour, while my heart is tender _________ 427 "Stand still and see" _______________._..___.__________. 337 Thy voice hath spoken .....__ ..___ ._________._...... __ 36 When I survey the wondrous ____ 118, 119, 120

Onward, Christian soldiers! __________ .__ .. _ 360 Soldiers of Christ, arise _ _ ________ 366 Sound the battle cry __________ ._ 499 Stand up! stand up for Jesus _______________ ._ 354 The Son of God goes forth to war _________ 361 We are living, we are dwelling __________.____ 359 Whence came the armies? _....____________ .______ .. 378 Yield not to temptation ________ 498

Penitence Again we meet ________ _______ 26 Dear Lord and Father ____________ 116 I come to Thee, 0 Father ___.___________ 286 I've wandered far away from God __.____ 560 o blessed hour .____________________.___________ 60 Pass me not, 0 gentle Saviour .._______________ 559 Softly now the light of day ____________ .___.____ 48

Pilgrimage A few more years shall roll _______.__._____ . 372 Come, let us anew .______________________ ._...._____...... 369 Day is done, gone the sun ________.____ ._ 370 Hark! hark, my soul! 375, 376 How far from home? __________ 665 I saw one weary _ 371 I'm a pilgrim ___ _ . 666 I'm but a stranger here ____ _ __________ 659 o happy band of pilgrims __ .___ ..______________ 377 Out on an ocean all boundless we ride ____ 661 Pilgrims, on! the day is dawning _______.____ 373 There is a road _____ ._____________________________ .. ___ 374 There is sweet rest ________ .. _________ ._______________ .. 380 We're bound for the land of the pure ..__ 368 What a fellowship, what a joy divine ._..._ 611 Whence came the armies? ________ 378

Triumph and Victory Come, let us anew ____ ._____________ _ ________ 369 I'm pressing on the upward way __ .. _________ 631 Jesus, Lord, we look to Thee _______._..________ 68 Master, the tempest is raging! ______________ .. __ 677 Out on an ocean all boundless we ride _.. _ 661 Redeemed! how I love to proclaim it! _. __ 635 Some day the silver cord will break ___.____ 630

Warfare Am I a soldier of the cross? _________ 356 Awake, my soul! .________________________ 355 Christian, dost thou see? _ _ _ ____ . 367 Chrisian, seek not repose __________ 357 For all the saints ___________________ 364, 365 I saw one weary __ .____ ... _ 371 Lead on, 0 King Eternal ________ 362 My soul, be on thy guard _______ ._ 358 o Christian, awake! ______________________ 576 o Master! when Thou callest _ _ ____ 363 Once to every man and nation ________ ._ 513

Watchfulness Christian, dost thou see? _______ 367 Christian, seek not repose _________ __ 357 Forward, Christian, forward! __ 353 My soul, be on thy guard ._.____ __ ___ 358 One sweetly solemn thought _ ____________ ._ 352 Some day the silver cord will break ___ 630 Stand up! stand up for Jesus _______ .__________ . 354 Ye servants of the Lord 351

Work and Duty Anywhere, dear Saviour _____ ____ 344 Awake, my soul _____________________._______________ 44 Brightly beams our Father's mercy _______ 628 Forth in Thy name ________________________ ... __ ._______. 47 Hark! 'tis the Shepherd's voice I hear ____ 625 He that goeth forth ______________________ .__ .. _______ ._. 627 I am thinking today of that beautiful ___ 626 I love Thee .__________________ _____________ 343 I would be true ______________________.. __ ._ 425 If any little word of mine _____ ___ . __ 629 In the heart of Jesus 348 New every morning ___ . _ 42 o for a thousand tongues __ 155 o holy Lord, content to fill ____________ 426 o Master, let me walk with Thee _______ 346 o where are the reapers? __ __ 620 One more day's work __________ ._ 622 Rescue the perishing ___ .____________. __ 623 Sowing in the morning _________________________ 621 Throw out the life line _______________.___ .___._____ 624 Watchman, blow the gospel trumpet __ ._.. 619 Work while it is today ____________________________ 347 Working, 0 Christ, with Thee ________________._ 345 Ye servants of God 342 GOSPEL Call All to Jesus I surrender 573 Almost persuaded _________ _ __ ______ 228 Art thou weary? 341 Awake, ye saints _______________________ 175 Behold the Saviour at the door __ ._____ 227 Christ is knocking at my sad heart ____ __ 565 Come, every soul by sin oppressed __________ 567 Come unto Me when shadows darkly _____ 323 Come, ye disconsolate _._..__ .______ .______ ____ ._ 223 Flee as a bird ._.. _________________________________ 232 Hark, my soul! it is the Lord __ 298 I gave My life for thee ____ 230 I have a Saviour ________________ __ 575 I hear Thy welcome voice ____ _________ 224 I heard the voice of Jesus say __ .______. 225, 226

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I think when I read that sweet story __ 422 Jesus calls us ____________________________________________ 521 Jesus is tenderly calling ________________ 569 Jesus, the loving Shepherd ____ 572 Just as I am _________________________________________ 222 Lord, we come with hearts aflame _________ 229 o Jesus, Thou art standing ________________________ 231 o tender and sweet was the Father's voice 570 o weary soul, the gate is near _____________ 562 Return, 0 wanderer ___________ _______ 221 Sing them over again to me _____________ 574 Softly and tenderly ____________________________ 563 Someone will enter the pearly gate _____ ___ 568 There is a gate that stands ajar ______________ 561 There's a Stranger at the door ________________ 566 Weary of earth ____________________________________ 289 While Jesus whispers to you ________ 564 Whosoever heareth __ 571

Have Thine own way, Lord 272 I am coming to the cross __ 600 I am Thine, 0 Lord ________ 594 I come to Thee, 0 Father _ 286 I give my heart to Thee 285 I lay my sins on Jesus 278 I will follow Thee ________________________________ 266 I would be, dear Saviour, wholly Thine 597 Jesus, I my cross have taken ________________ 267 Jesus, keep me near the cross 595 Live out Thy life within me 279 Look upon Jesus, sinless is He __ 593 Lord, in the fullness _________________________________ 386 Lord Jesus, I long to be perfectly whole 592 Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise Thee 23 Make me a captive, Lord ______________________ 284 Must Jesus bear the cross alone? ______ 274 My God, how endless is Thy lovel _ ___ 414 My Jesus, I love Thee __________ 276 Nearer, my God, to Thee 382 Not I, but Christ ________________ __ 271 o for a heart to praise my Godl ____ 18 o Jesus, I have promised _____________ 288 o Lamb of God! still keep me 290 o now I see the crimson wave 598 Saviour, blessed Saviour __ 287 Saviourl Thy dying love _ 283 Take my heart, 0 Father 269 Take my life and let it be _________ ____ 273 Take the world, but give me Jesus ____ 596 There lives a voice within me ______ 281 Thine forever ____________________ 282 Thy mighty love, 0 God 63 Weary of earth 289

Call Accepted \11 to Jesus I surrender ___________________ 573 Christ is knocking at my sad heart ________ 565 Come in, 0 cornel ________________________ 336 [ am coming to the cross _____________ 600 [ hear Thy welcome voice _________________ 224 I heard the voice of Jesus say _____ 225, 226 Jesus, to Thee I now can fly _________________ 233 Just as I am __________________________________________ 222 Lord, we come with hearts aflame ___________ 229 Low at Thy pierced feet _________________________ 239 Nearer, still nearer ______________________________________ 390 o happy dayl that fixed my choice __________ 310 o tender and sweet was the Father's voice 570

City of God Come, we that love the Lord ________________ 640 Glorious things of Thee are spoken ______ 304 I long to behold Him ________________ 200 I will sing you a song ________________ 552 In the land of fadeless day ____ 558 Jerusalem, my happy home _ __ 309 Jerusalem the golden _____ __ 300 Just over the mountains _ 642 o brother, be faithful ___ 173 o what their joy must be _ _ 202 Shall we meet beyond the river? _ _ _ 557 The time is near __ 307 Watchman, tell me 180 We speak of the realms 199 We've no abiding city here 308

Consecration and Devotion Again our earthly cares we leave ____ 25 Alas! and did my Saviour bleed? ____ 124 Beneath the cross of Jesus __________ 280 Blessed Jesus, meek and lowly _____ 268 Deeper yet ___________________________ 275 Eternal depth of love divine 62 Fade, fade each earthly joy ____________ 277 Father, I yield to Thee my life _____ 682 Father, we come to Thee _________________________ 599 Give thou thy youth to God ______________________ 270

Eternal Life Come, we that love the Lord 640 Jerusalem, my happy home 309 Just over the mountains _______ _ 642 o Love that wilt not let me go 145 On a hill far away ___________ 533 On Jordan'S stormy banks ______________ 553 The coming King is at the door _ _ _ 546 The homeland! ______________ 639 The time is near ________________ __ 307 We've no abiding city here ___________________ 308 When all my labors and trials are o'er _ 641

Faith and Trust A mighty fortress 261 All the way ____________ 259 589 Anywhere with Jesus Beneath Thy wing ____________________________________ 82 Blessed Lord, how much I need Thee! _ 578 Call Jehovah thy salvation _______________________ 257 Come, every soul by sin oppressed _________ 567 Come, 0 Thou Traveler _________________________ 243 Courage, brother ___________________________________________ 263 Dying with Jesus, by death reckoned mine 583 Father, I stretch my hands _____________________ 670 From every stormy wind ______________________ 241 God of my life ________________________________________ 83

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God's free mercy streameth _______________ 5 Have I need of a ught, 0 Saviour! _________ 580 How firm a foundation _____________________ 255 I am trusting Thee __________________________________ 256 I ask nOl, Lord, for less ____________________________ 251 I know my heavenly Fa ther _________________ 591 I need Thee every hour ___________________________ 258 If through unruffled seas ________________________ 249 Just when I need Him _________________________ 590 Lead, kindly Light _____________________________________ 403 Lord for tomorrow and its need ______________ 604 Lord of our life _________________________________________ 262 My faith looks up to Thee ________________________ 246 My hope is built on nothing less ____________ 581 My life flows on ___________________________________ 265 My spirit on thy care ________ 252 o could our thoughts ________ 244 o for a fai th ___________ _______ 245 o safe to the Rock ____________________________ 586 Sometimes a light surprises ____________________ 254 The Lord is my light _____________________________ 577 The Lord's my Shepherd ______________________ 260 The Lord's our Rock ______________________________ 585 The tempter to my soul ______________________ 253 'Tis by the faith of joys ______________________ 242 'Tis my happiness below __________________________ 248 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus ________________ 588 To Thee, 0 dear Saviour _________________ 264 Toil on a little longer ___ ______ 247 Under His wings _________________________________ 587 Unshaken as the sacred hills _______________ 392 We'll build on the Rock ______________________ 579 When, my Saviour, shall I be __________ 250 When we walk with the Lord ____________ 582 Will your anchor hold? ___________________ 584

Resurrection Dark is the hour 492 Great God, what do I see _ 195 Hail to the brightness _______ ____ 302 Hark! that shout _______________________________________ 192 How sweet are the tidings _______________________ 669 Star of our hope __________________________________________ 188 When Jesus shall gather the nations ___ 538

New Earth Angel voices sweetly singing _____________ 556 Beautiful valley of Eden ___________________ 550 I will sing you a song _______________________ 552 Let others seek a home below ____________ 662 On Jordan's stormy banks ___ ___________ 553 Shall we gather at the river? _____________________ 555 Shall we meet beyond the river? ______________ 557 There is a land of corn and wine ____________ 554 There's a land that is fairer than day ____ 551 Watchman, tell me ____________________________________ 180 We speak of the realms ______________________________ 199 We're bound for the land of the pure ____ 368 When all my labors and trials are o'er ____ 641 Repentance Chief of sinners 238 Depth of mercy! __________________________________ 234 I've wandered far away from God ________ 560 Jesus, full of all compassion ________________ 237 Jesus, to Thee I now can fly _______________ 233 Lord, at Thy feet _____________________ _________ 236 Low at Thy pierced feet _________________ 239 Pass me not, 0 gentle Saviour _ _______ 559 Show pity, Lord ______________________________________ 240 We stand in deep repentance __________________ 235

Reward of the Saints Awake, ye saints 175 Daughter of Zion ______________________________ 303 Glorious things of Thee are spoken _______ 304 Hail to the brightness ______________________ 302 He's coming once again __________________________ 191 I am thinking today of that beautiful ____ 626 I'm but a stranger here ________________________ 659 In the glad time of the harvest _____________ 539 Jerusalem the golden _______________________________ 300 Ten thousand times ten thousand __________ 306 There is a fountain _____________________________________ 163 There is a happy land ____________________________ 301 There is a land of pure delight _______________ 299 We have heard ___________________________________________ 305 Whence came the armies? _______ 378 Reward of Sinners Great God, what do I see ________ 195 He's coming once again _____ 191 The Lord is coming _ __ 187 Salvation and Redemption Amazing grace _______________________ 295 Awake! Jerusalem, awake! __________________________ 293 Come, Thou Fount of every blessing _____ 291 Hark, my soul! it is the Lord ____________________ 298 I have a song I love to sing ___________________ 638 Let heaven highest praises bring ____________ 297 Lift up your heads ___________ ________ 294 o how happy are they ______ ______ 292 o who is this that cometh? _____________________ 636 Redeemed! how I love to proclaim it! ____ 635 We have heard a joyful sound __________________ 637 We sing the praise ____________________________________ 296 CHURCH AND DOCTRINES Baptism Buried beneath the yielding wave ____ 438 o now I see the crimson wave _______________ 598 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus ______________ 588 With willing hearts we tread ______ 439

Church Blest be the tie _ _________ 432 How sweet, how heavenly ____________ 431 In Christ there is no east nor west __________ 436 Lord, her watch Thy church is keeping 437 o golden day _________________________________________ 434 o where are kings _____________________________________ 435 The church has one foundation _ ____________ 433

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TOPICAL INDEX Hymn

Hymn

Church Triumphant A year of precious blessings 480 Da ughter of Zion ___________________ 303 G racious Fa ther, guard Thy children _____ 663 Long upon the mountains _____________ 664 Onward, Christian soldiers! ____________ 360 The Son of God goes forth to war _ _ 361

Tithes and Offerings Master, no offering _____ 478 They brought their gifts to Jesus ___ 658 We give Thee but Thine own ______ 477 Would you win a Saviour's blessing? _ 479 Workers' Gatherings A year of precious blessings 480 SPECIAL OCCASIONS Dedication All things are Thine ___________ 483 Christ is made the sure foundation __ 487 God of the universe ______ 486 Great King of glory _____________ 485 o bow Thine ear 484 Funeral Asleep in Jesus! ____ 489 Dark is the hour __________________ 492 He sleeps in Jesus _____________________________ 494 How vain is all beneath the skies! _ _____ 490 I know that my Redeemer lives _______________ 488 In the hour of trial __________________________________ 327 Not now, but in the coming years _____ 495 See the leaves around us falling _______ 491 Sunset and evening star _______________ 678 Sweet be thy rest __ 493 New Year Ring out, wild bells _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 514

Judgment o solemn thought! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 481 The judgment has set 482 Lord's Supper Bread of the world 476 By Christ redeemed 475 472 Jesus invites His saints Once in Jerusalem 473 474 Rock of Ages ___________________ __ Thy broken body, gracious Lord _ _ _ 471 Ministry and Missions Christ for the world ________________________ 452 Far and near the fields are teeming _ ____ 448 Fling out the banner! _________________________ 450 From Greenland's icy mountain 445 Go, lahor on __________________________ 441 "Go, preach My gospel" ________ 440 Hark! the voice of Jesus calling ____ 447 Ho! reapers of life's harvest 444 How beauteous are their feet 442 o Zion, haste __________________________ _ 449 On the shore beyond the sea ________ 657 The morning light ___________________________ 454 They come from the east and west _ ___ 453 Thou whose almighty word ____ _ 451 Work, for the night is coming 446 Workman of God _____________ 443 Sabbath Again the day returns ___ 466 Another six days' work is done ____ 456 Don't forget the Sabbath 653 Far from a ll care _____ __ 463 Ha il, happy day! ____ 464 Hail, peaceful day! ____ __ 457 654 Ho!y day, Jehovah's rest 460 How sweet the light ____________ How sweet upon this sacred day ____ 458 Lord of the Sabbath _________ 455 o day of rest and gladness 463 Safely through another week ______ 462 Sweet is the work, my God ____________ _ 46 The dawn of God's dear Sabbath _____ 467 The Sabbath day has reached its close _ 61 The sun rolls down __________________ ____ 59 This is the day of rest ________ 461 Thy holy Sabbath, Lord ______ _ 470 Welcome, day of sweet repose ______ 469 Welcome, delightful morn __________________ 465 Welcome, welcome, day of rest ________________ 459

Patriotic Gentle peace, from heaven descended _ 511 God bless our native land! ________________________ 512 God of our fathers, known of old ____________ 505 God of our fathers, whose almighty hand 504 God save our gracious king _______________________ 506 Lord, while for all mankind we pray ____ 509 My country, 'tis of thee ______________________________ 510 o beautiful for spacious skies _________ 503 o Canada! __________________________________________________ 508 o God, beneath Thy guiding hand __ 507 Once to every man and nation ________ 513 When wilt Thou save the people? ___ 675 Temperance Mourn for the thousands slain ______ _ _ 502 Out from the campfire's red glowing __ 501 Raise the standard high ___________ 500 Sound the battle cry ______ 499 Standing by a pu-r pose true 497 Yield not to temptation 498 Thanksgiving Come, ye thankful people 496 EARLY ADVENT HYMNS Awake, my soul, in joyful lays _____ 667 Father, I stretch my hands __________ _ _ 670 Gracious Father, guard Thy children _ 663 How far from home? ____________________ 665 How sweet are the tidings 669

TOPICAL INDEX Hymn

621 Hymn

How tedious and tasteless the hours ______ 660 I'm a pilgrim ________________________________________________ 666 I'm bu t a stranger here ______________________________ 659 Let others seek a home below _______________ 662 Long upon the mountains ________________________ 664 Out on an ocean all boundless we ride ____ 661 Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings ________ 668 There were ninety and nine __________________ 673

Jesus calls us ____ .___ ._______ .___ ._____________________________ 521 Jesus , where'er Thy people meet _________ 515 Lift Him up _____ ..... ______ .________________________________ 520 Now just a word for Jesus ______________________ 522 Sweet the time __ .. __ .. __________ .___ .___ .. __________________ 516 Take the name of Jesus with you ____________ 523 Tell me the old, old story __________________________ 524 There's no other name like Jesus _____ 517

CHRISTIAN HOME Home and Children Happy the home __________________________ 413 Lead them, my God, to Thee 410 'Mid pleasures and palaces ______________ 415 My God, how endless is Thy lovel _______ 414 o happy home ________ ._______________________ _______ 412 See, Israel's gentle shepherd 411

CHOIR AND SPECIAL A great and mighty wonder _________ _ 672 Ancient of days _. ____ ._. _______________________ 680 Breathe on me, Breath of God _____ 679 Father, I yield to Thee my life ____ 682 In heavenly love abiding ____________ 674 Jesus, still lead on ______ .______________________ 676 Look for the waymarks _________________ 671 Master, the tempest is raging _______ 677 Sunset and evening star ______ .___________________ 678 There is a place of quiet rest _________________ 681 There were ninety and nine __________________ . 673 When wilt Thou save the people? ___ 675

Marriage

o perfect love ______________ _ _ _ _ _ 416 Hymns for Children All things bright and beautiful ________________ 421 Hushed was the evening hymn ________________ 428 I am so glad that our Father ____________________ 423 I think when I read that sweet story ______ 422 I will early seek the Saviour ___________________ 417 I would be true __________________________________ 425 In our hearts celestial voices _______ 419 __ 420 Jesus, Friend of little children Jesus, I will follow Thee __________ 429 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me ____ 430 'Mid pleasures and palaces __ 415 o holy Lord , content to fill _______ 426 Once in royal David's city _______________ 424 Saviour, while my heart is tender ____ ____ 427 When He cometh ___________________________________ 418 HYMNS FOR SOCIAL WORSHIP How shall I ,follow Him? ___________ 519 I love to tell the story 518

SENTENCES AND RESPONSES Almighty Father ._____ .____ .____ .__ ._______________________ 687 Cast thy burden upon the Lord ____________ . 692 Dismiss us, Lord, with blessing _______________ 702 Glory be to the Father ________________________________ 689 Hear our prayer, 0 Lord __________________ ._ 688 Holy Spirit, faithful Guide __________________ 701 Let all mortal flesh keep silence _____________ 685 Let the words of my mouth ______________________ 691 Lord, bless Thy word to every heart __.___ 700 Lord, have mercy _____ .___________________________________ 686 Lord, keep us ~afe this night ____________ 694, 696 o praise the Lord, all ye nations ____________ 693 o Thou who hearest every heartfelt ___ .____ 684 Praise God , from whom all blessings flow 683 The Lord bless you and keep you ___ .. _______ 695 The Lord is in His holy temple 690, 699, 703 The shadows lengthen _________ .. __ ._____ .__ ... _______ 698 With praise, 0 God, we worship Thee ___ 697

Index of Authors, Translators, and Sources A. A. P., 272 Abelard, Peter, 202 Adams, Sarah F., 362 Addison, Joseph, 91 Alexander, Cecil Frances, 126,421,

424, 521 Alexander, James W., 130 Alford, Henry, 306, 496 Allen, Freda Hanbury, 136 Anonymous, 3, 6, 9, 41, 59, 105, 117,147, 168, 161, 164, 165, 166, 167, 166,207,227,265,269,301, 323, 343, 359, 368, ~70, 373, 376, 379, 367, 366, 394, 397, 406, 439, 455, 459, 470,471,464,466, 468, 555, 661, 662, 663, 669, 689 Atchinson, .T. B., 566 ArmstrO!lK, Harry 406 Auber, Harriet, 79, 214 Aufranc, D. A. R., 335, 374, 468, 682 Authorship uncertain, 130

Babcock Maltbie D., 646 Bacon, i eonard, 507

Baker, H. W., 66 Baker, Henry, 10 Baker, Miss M. A., 677 Baltzell, I. 657 Baring-Gould, Sabine, 52, 360 Barton, Bernard, 339

Bateman, Mrs. L. M. B., 417 Bates, Katharine Lee, 503

BathursttWilliam H., 210, 245 Baxter, ill ian, 523, 561 Beddome, Benjamin, 436 Belden, F. E., 31" 66, 163. 191, 271,360, 391, 46~, 493, 500, 517, 529, 540, 546, 546, 576, 579, 593, 597, 599, 613, 629, 654, 671 Bellamy W. H., 616 Bennard, George, 533 Bennett, S. F., 551 Benson, Louis F., 45

Bernard of Clairvaux, 154, 156 Bernard of Cluny, 300 Bickersteth, Edward H., 311 Bilhorn, P. P., 526, 609 Binney, Thomas, 65 Bliss, P. P., 226, 423, 497, 571. 574 628 Bode. John E .• 266 Bonar, Mrs. Catherine J .• 277 Bonar. Horatius. 67. 174. 177. 225. 226, 270, 276, 334, 372. 396, 441. 556 Borthwickt. Jane L.. 404. 676 Bottome, ~., 526 Bowring John. 125 Bradford. Mrs. N. K .• 570 Braley. Berton. 229 Breck, Mrs. Frank A .• 123. 545 Brewer. Sidney S .• 160 Bridges, Matthew. 129. 162 Brooke. Stopford, 115 Brooks. Phillip~, 104 Drown, .Tessie H., 589

Brown. P. H., 317d 464 Browne, Simon, 2 4, 236 Brownlie. John. 194 Bruce. Michael. 137 Buel, Hattie E., 614 Burder, George, 516 Burns, James D., 315. 428 Burton. John, 219, 427

622

Campbell's Collection, 656 Cary. Phoebe. 352 Caswall, Edward. 43. 156 Cennick. John. 176 Chapman. Mrs. E. W .• 632 Cheney. Mrs. E. D., 328 Chorley. H. F .• 76 Clausmtzer, Tobias, 27

Clement of Alexandria. 167 Clements. John R .• 556 Clephane, Elizabeth C .• 260. 673 Cleveland, BerIjamin, 322

Cluff. S. O'Maley. 575 Codner. Elizabeth. 206 Coffin. Henry S .• 109 Coghill. Mrs. Anna L. 446 Collyer. William B .• 195, 221 Colson. E. R., 453 Conder. Josiah. 519 Corelli, Marie. 419 Cornehus, Maxwell N .• 495 Cornell. W. D .• 610 Cotterill, Thomas. 195 Cottrell, R. F., 143 307, 461 Cowper and Cennick• 254 Cowper. William, 64. 163. 246. 296, 363, 515 Coxe. A. Cleveland. 435 Crosby. Fanny. J .• 7. 259, 324. 479. 460. 522, 534. 559. 569. 576. 594, 595. 596. 601. 606. 615, 623. 630. 635. 645. 647. 651. 653 Cross. A .• 467 Cross, Allen Eastman. 114 CushlDg. W.O., 416. 550. 566. 587 Dana. Mary S. B .• 232. 666 Davis, Corie F OJ 580

de Fluiter. Henry" 36, 543 Deck. James G .• ~90 Dexter. Henry M .• 167 Dickinson. Charles A .• 434 Dix. William C .• 112 Doane, George W .• 46. 450 Doane. William C .• 680 Dobell. John. 465 Doddridge. Philip. 21. 64, 68. 175. 310. 351. 355, 411 Downton, H .• 437 Duffield, George. 354 Duncan, Mrs. Mary, 430

Dwight. J. S .• 512 Edmeston. James. 49. 87. 460 Ellerton .... John. 34. 37, 57. 56. 461 Elliott • .t>benezer, 675 Elliott. Emily E. S., 103 Elliott. Charlotte. 61. 222. 325, 357 Evans, I. H .• 469 Excell. E. 0., 638 Faber. Frederick W., 65, 349, 375. 376. 443 Fawcett. John. 33. 432 Featherstone. William Ralf. 276 Findlater. Sarah B., 412 Fitch. Charles. 338 Fitch. E. T., 32 Fitzgerald's Collection. 303 Follen Mrs .• 458 Ford, bavid E .• 490 Fox. C. A., 337 Francis, Benjamin, 485 Francis, S. Trevor, 353

French, Arthur W., 501 Froom, L. E., 697, 702 Gabriel. Charles H., 641 Gage, W. C.,.544 Gates, Ellen H .• 552 Gerhardt, Paul. 110. 130, 146 German, from the, 43, 165

Gill. Thomas H .• 95. 386 Gilmore, J. H., 393 Gilmour. H. L .• 619 Gladden.J. Washington. 346 Glenn, Grace, 429 Govan. W. J., 203 Graham. S. J .• 547 Grant, Robert, 75

Grigg, Joseph. 152 Grimes. E. May. 63. 329 Gurney. Dorothy Blomfield. 416 Hall, Mrs. Elvina M .• 527 Ham. Marion Franklin, 198 Hammond, WiJJiam, 30 Hankey. Katherine, 518, 524 Harker, A.. 97 Hart. Joseph, 205 Hartsough L.. 224 Hastings. Horace L., 557 Hastings, Thomas. 302. 400. 627 Hatch. Edwin. 679 Haughey. Mrs. M. T., 612 Havergal. Frances R.. 164. 196. 230. 256. 273. 279. 407 Haweis. Hugh R .• 639 Hawks, Mrs. Annie S .• 258 Heath, George, 358 Heber. Reginald. 73. 178, 340. 361. 445, 476 Hedge. Frederick H .• 261 Henry. Mrs. S. M. I., 591 Herbert, Petrus, 55

Hewitt. E. E .• 607. 626 Hoffman. Elisha A .• 611, 644 Holland. Josiah G .• 106 Holmes. Oliver W .• 20. 144 Hopkins. John H., 107 Hopper. Edward. 398 Hopps. John P., 331 Horne. 491 Hosmer. Frederick, 193 How. William Walsham, 5. 133, 217. 231 364. 365. 426. 477 Howard. Pearl Waggoner, 700 Hunter. William. 530 Hyde. W. H .• 305 John of Damascus. 135. 136 Johnson. E. 633 Joseph the Hymnographer, 377 Keble, John, 42. 92, 321 Kelly. Thomas, 192. 220. 296. 308 Ken. Thomas. 44, 53, 683 Kethe. William. 13 Key, Francis Scott, 23

Kipling. Rudyard. 505 Kirkpatrick, William J., 560 Landor, J. E., 537 Lanier. Sidney, 128 Lathbury. Mary A .• 51, 218 Latin, from the. 109 Latta, E. R .• 602 Lawson, James. 226

INDEX OF AUTHORS Longfellow, Samuel, 56, 213 Longstaff, W. D., 603 Lowell, James Russell, 513

Lowenstern, von, M. A., 262

Luke, Jemima, 422 Luther, Martin, 261 Lyte). Henry F., 16, 50, 252, 267, 39~

MackaY Margaret, 489 Macleo J, Norman, 263 Mant Richard, 7't March, Daniel, 447 Marriott, .Tohn, 451 Martin, W. C., 643 Mason, William, 466

Massey, G., 281 Mathams, W. J., 420 Matheson, George), 145, 284 Maude, Mary F. ~82 Maxwell, Mary E., 36 McComb,238 McDonald, William, 600 Medley, Samuel, 161, 667 Metcalfe, L. C., 70 Miles C. Austin, 606 Mills, Elizabeth, 199 Milman, Henry H., 127 M'Keever, Harriet B., 538 Mohr, Joseph, 102 Monsell, John S. B., 6, 264 Montgomery, James, 113, 122, 153, 253 257, 319, 327, 347, 381, 405 Moore, Thomas, 223 Morris, Mrs. C. ~., 390 Morrison, John, luu Moser, Jessie F., 286 Mote, Edward, 581 Moule, H. C. G., 336, 648 Moultrie, Gerard, 685 Mund, E. D.,_ 650 Nathan, El., 0:>2 Neale John M., 15, 109, 135, 136, 202, 300 341, 367 377, 487, 672 Neander, j oachim, 12

Newman, John H., 403 Newton, .To~!'A 25, 150, 295, 304, 318, 462. t>W Nicolai, Philip, 197 Nicholson, James, 577, 592 Numbers, 695 Oakeley, Frederick, 105 Oatman, Johnson, Jr., 275, 631 Ogden, W. A., 344, 345, 525, 572 Olivers, Thomas, 76 Owens, Priscilla J., 584, 637, 655 Oxenham, John, 436 Page, Edgar, 554 Palmer, Horatio R., 498, 565 Palmer, Mrs. Phoebe, 549, 598 Pa~85er, Ray, 154, 166, 235, 246, Parker Edwin P., 478 Partridge, Sybil F., 604 Payne, John Howard, 415

Perronet). Edward, 156, 157 Phelps, "ylvanus D., 283 Pierpont, Folliott S., 22 PlumptretEdward H., 17 Pollock, homas B., 350 Poole, William, 590 Pott, Francis, 19 Prentiss, Mrs. E., 385

Procter, Adelaide A., 54 Psalms, from the, 13, 46, 260, 692, 693 Pugh, Alice, 348 Pusey, Philip, 262 Raffles, Thomas, 28 Rankin, Jeremiah E .. 35 Rawson, George). 216). 475 Reed, Andrew, ~06, d3 Rexford, Eben E., 620, 658 Riley, Athelstan, 77 Rinkart, Martin, 90 Rippon's Selection, 255 Roberts, Daniel C., 504 Robinson, Robert, 291 Rominger, Charles H., 389 Rowe, James, 562 Rowell, Eugene, 98

St. Germanus, 672 St. James, Liturgy of, 685 Sammis, J. H., 582 Santee, L. D., 539 Schmolke, B., 404 Scottish Psalter, 260 Scriven, John M ., 320 Seagrave, Robert, 668

Sears, Edmund H., 99 Sederquist, G. W., 182 Countess Huntingdon,

SeligO'

Shaw, Knowles, 621 Shepherd, Thomas, 274 Sherwin, William F., 499, 649 Shorey, Mrs. L., 532 Shurtleff, Ernest W., 362 Small, J. G., 531 Smith, Anme R., 247.. 251, 268, 312, 314, 371, 457, 4~4, 664, 665 Smith, Samuel F., 454. 510 Smith, Uriah, 173, 49~ Smith, Walter C" 634 Soule, Heloise, 2~7

Spafford, H. G., 313 Spitta, Carl J. P., 412 Spurgeon, C. H., 40 Squires, N. J., 60 Stead, Louisa M. R., 588 Steele, Anne, 71, 244, 333 Stennett, Samuel, 159, 456, 535, 553 Stephen of Mar Saba, 341 Stephens, James, 239 Stock, S. G., 363 Stocker, John, 215 Stockton , J. H., 567 Stokes, Ellwood H. 212 Stone, Samuel J., 289, 433 Stoney, C. Butler, 139

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 326 Stowell, Hugh, 241 Strout, Jessie E., 541 Stuttle, Mrs. L. D . Avery, 395 Swain, Joseph, 160, 431 Tappan , William B., 121 Tate, Nahum, 101 Taylor, Thomas R., 659 Tennyson, Alfred, 514, 676 Theodulpn of Orleans), 15 Thomas, Alexcenah, 6~5

Thompson, J. 0., 448 Thompson, Will L., 563 Thomson Mary A. 449 Thring, Godfrey, 287 Todd, R. W., 636 Toplady, Augustus M., 249, 474 Traditional, 108, 506 Turner, Daniel, 170, 237 Turner, H. L., 536 Ufford, Edward S., 624 Uhler, Grace Elma, 149 Unknown, 511 Van DeVenter J. W., 573 ' Vokes, Mrs., 2b1 Walford, William W., 316 Walter, Howard Arnold, 425 Ware, Henry, 413 Waring, Anna L., 82, 332, 674 Warner, Anna B., 29, 622 Warren, Arthur, 96

Warren, May E., 520 Watts, Isaac, 1, 2, 4, 11, 14, 24. 39, 46, 69, 72, 81, 89, 93, 118, 120, 124, 140, 172, 179, 189, 209, 240, 242, 299, 356, 392, 414, 440, 442, 472 640 Weir, R. Stanley, 508 W eissel, Georg, 294 Wells, M. M., 211 Wesley, Charles, 18, 47} 68, 80, 83, 111, 131, 132, 13't, h2, 148, 151, 155, 169, 176, 200, 233, 234, 243, 250, 292, 293, 342, 366, 369, 384, 401, 402, 670 Wesley, John, 330 Whitefield, F., 605 Whitfield, 171 Whitford, C. P., 642 Whitmore, Lucy, 26 Whittier, John G., 116, 141, 483 Whittle, D. W., 583 Wile, Frances Whitmarsh, 94 Williams, William, 409 Williamson, T. R., 473 Winkworth, Catherine, 12, 27, 55, 90, 110, 197, 294 Witter, Will E., 564 Wolcott, Samuel, 452 Woodbury, Isaac B., 444 Wordsworth, Christopher, 463 Wreford, John R., 509 Zinzendorf, Nicolaus L., 62, 330, 676

Index of Composers, Arrangers, and Sources of Tunes Abbott, H., 252, 490 Abt, F., 406 Ackle Y B. D., 562 Ahle, j ohann Rudolph, 27, 68 Aitken, Hay, 82 Allen, Chester G., 21, 645 Allen , George N ., 274 Ambrose, Robert S., 352 "An Essay on The Church Plain Chant,' 87 Ancient Plain Song, 109 Anderson , A. W., 97 Anonymous, 138, 672 Arne, Thomas A., 355, 356 Arranged, 168, 186, 665, 669, 670 Atkinson, Frederick C. , 336 Aufranc, D. A. R., 335, 374, 468 Bach, Johann S., 130, 197, 201 Baker, Henry W., 341 Baltzell, I., 657 Bambridge, William S., 664 Barnard, Charlotte A., 427 Barnby, Joseph, 43 52, 262, 350, 365, 386, 412, 416, 514, 678, 693 Barnes, Edwin, 6, 144, 216, 293, 391, 395, 494 Baumbac~ Adolph, 691 Beatson, t,;. S.} 63 Beethoven, 694 Belden, Franklin E., 29, 31, 183, 191,380,410,441,447,482,517, 529, 540, 546, 548, 570, 578, 579, 585 , 593, 597, 654. 671 Bennard, George, 533 Bilhor~ P. 528, 609 Bischon, Dr. . W., 577 Bishop, Henry R., 415 Blanchard, George F., 505 Bliss, P. P., 228, 313, 423,497,571, 574, 628 Bolton, Fannie E ., 271 Bortnianskj,. D., 153 Bostwick, w. J., 599 Bradbury, William B .• 4, 41, 121, 180,208,222,234,253, 316,317, 393( 394, 422, 489, 576, 581, 653 Bram ey, G. B. , 63 BullingerJ • Ethelbert W., 256 Burnap, u. C., 141 Bunnett, Edward, 167 Byshe, Fred H., 634

Caldbeck, George T., 311 Calkin, J. Baptiste, 264, 450 Cam{'bell, PaulO., 701 Cantlca Laudis, 461, 472, 477 Cantica Spiritualia, 296 Carey, Henry, 337, 506, 510 Carr, Benjamm, 238 Chadwick, George W., 115 Cheesewright, Frederick H., 94 Chenevix-Trench, May, 171 Chetham's Book of Psalmody, 486 Chope, R. R., 248 Clarke, J., 132 Clemm, J. B. 0., 448 Coles, George, 371, 481 Conkey, Ithamar, 125, 511 Converse~.9harles C., 320 Cooper~ ..w. G., 610 Croft, william, 81,1 342, 435 Cruger, Johann, 9v

624

Cummings, William H., 111 Cuthbert Mrs. 155 Cutler, Henry S., 361 Danks, H. P., 7, 558 Darwall, John, 485 Davidica, Lyra, 134 Davis, Frank M., 501, 617 Day's Psalter 193 de Fluiter, Henry, 38, 543 de Giardini, Felice, 3, 452 Demuth, J . Arthur, 326 Dixon, R. W ., 648 Doane, William H., 324, 385. 522, 523, 524, 559, 594. 595. 601, 615, 623, 647 Douglas, Winfred, 422 Drese, Adam, 676 Duckworth, Francis, 14 Durham, Miss M., 682 D'Urhan, Chretien, 605 Dyer. Samuel , 210 Dykes, John B., 18, 26, 73, 86, 127, 129, 158, 166, 209, 214, 225. 298, 306, 325, 367, 388, 402, 403, 413, 451

Greek Folk Song, 422 Green, H ., 329 Gregorian, 220 Gruber, Franz, 102

Early American Melody, 163, 199, 200, 473, 660 Eberwein, T. M., 381 Edwards Robert, 409 Elvey, Ceorge J., 162, 366, 496, 686 Emerson L. 0., 179 English Folk Song, 95 English Melody, 244, 430, 646 Este's Psalter, 101 Ewing, Alexander, 300 Excell, E. 0., 566, 591, 638

Hakes, D. S., 66, 493, 500, 520, 613, 62!! Halstead, E., 96, 696 Handel, George F .~ 100, 189, 484 Harker, J., 420, 67~ Harrington" Karl P.~ 106, 703 Harrison, Kalph, 17~, 187 Harts, Harrr L;/ 114 Hartsough ., ~24 Hassler, Hans L., 130 Hastings, Thomas, 159, 184, 241, 400, 474, 488, 656 Hatton, John, I, 507 Haughey, M. T., 612 Havergal W. H., 411 Haydn, F. Joseph, 91, 304 Haydn, .T. Michael, 75, 164 Hayne, Leighton G., 396 Haynes, D. F'l-,699 Herny, Henri 1'., 349 Hews, GeorgeA 250 Hibbard S., ~87 Hiles, Henry, 54 HirschbergJ. Gesangbuch, 492 Hoffman, disha A. , 644 Holbrook, Joseph P ., 404 Holden, Oliver, 156 Holmes, H. J. E., 146, 169, 353 Hopkins, E. J., 34, 61, 229 Hopkins, lohn H., 107 Horace's 'Integer Vitae," 55 Horsley, William, 126 Hultman, .T. A., 453 Husband, Edward, 231, 278

Fillmore, Fred A., 417 Fillmore\J- H ., 117 Fi63~er, iIIiam G., 518, 592, 600,

Ingall's Christian Harmony, 343 Ingalls, Jeremiah, 245 Italian Air, 666

Flemmin~

Jeffery, J. Albert, 680 Jenks, Stephen, 399 jewish Melody, 76 Jones, D. E., 207, 627 Jones, James Edmund, 260 Jones, William, 194 Joseph G., 296 Jude, William H., 521

Friedrich, 9, 55 Forrest, t,; . H., 348 Foster, J., 36, 148 Founder), Collection 668 French Traditional Carol , 685 Freylinghausen, J. A .~ 178 Froom, L. E., 697, 7v2 Gabriel, Charles H., 590, 631, 641 Gardiner, William, 295, 519 Garrison, Joseph, 658 Gauntlett, Henry J., 424 Genevan Psalter, 13A 268, 270. 285 German Melody, 21v, 405, 463, 470 "Gesangbuch der Herzogl," 254,

434

Gibbons, Orlando, 2 Gilbert, W. B., 16 Gladstone, William H., 67 Glaser, Carl G., 438 Gordon, Adoniram J., 276 Gottschalk, Louis M., 206 Gould, John E., 330, 398 Gould, Nathaniel D., 143 Gower, John H.) 297 Graham S. J. :>47 Grape, john T., 527 Greatorex, Henry W., 25, 174,383,

689

Katholisches Gesangbuch, 321, 414 Kettle, C. E., 328, 347 Kr/:iley, George, 204, 381, 458, Kirkpatrick, William J., 275, 526, 549, 556, 560, 584, 588, 616, 619, 635, 637, 651 Klug's, Gesangbuch, 195 Knapp, Mrs. Joseph F., 598, 608 Knapp, William, 188, 294 Knecht, Justin H., 131, 231. 278 Kocher, Conrad, 22, 112 Kremser, Edward, 8 La Feillee's "Plain Chant," 202 Lane, Spencer, 327 Langran, James, 237, 289, 437 Lavallee, C., 508 Lawson, James, 266 Leavitt's "Christian Lyre," 667

INDEX OF COMPOSERS udington, Stanley, 46, 98, 476, 700 Lee, George E., 491, 541 Leoni, M., 76 Lewis, Freeman, 160 Lloyd, R . Francis, 419 Lorenz, E. S., 537, 643, 650, 655 Lowry, Robert, 258, 259, 283, 555, 622, 640 Luther, Martin 261 Lutkin, Peter C., 128, 695 Lwoff, Alexis, 78 Maclaggan, Archbishop 282 Main, Hubert P., 160, 267, 532, 663 Maker, Frederick C., 45, 116, 280, 314 Malan, H . A. C ., 30" 192, 273, 408 Mann, Arthur H., 2H8 Marsh, Simeon B. 401 Martin, George W., 284 Mason, Lowell, 60, 83, 137, 140, 154, 161, 163, 175, 185, 189, 190, 205, 220, 227, 233, 246, 249, 251, 269, 302, 307, 322. 323, 333, 338 , 358, 372, 379, 382, 384, 432, 438, 439, 445, 446, 456, 457, 462. 463, 471, 502, 512, 515, 535, 659 Matthews, Timothy R., 103, 290, 460 McAfee, C. B., 681 McGranahan, James, 495, 536, 568, 652 Medieval Melody, 201 Melody from Geisdiche Kirchengesang, 77 Mendelssohn, 111, 257, 674, 687, 692 Messiter, Arthur H., 17 Metcalfe, L. C., 70 Miles, C. Austin, 606 Miller, Edward, 89, 118 Miller, Harold A., 23 , 28, 59, 79, 80, 147, 170, 215, 236, 240 Miller, Dr. Wm., 662 Minor, George A. , 621 Mitchell, J. S., 239 Monk, William H., 50, 196, 357 Morley, Henry L., 85 Morris, Mrs. C. H., 390 Mozart, Wolfgang A., 161, 267, 663 Naegeli, Johann G., 322, 333, 379, 432, 439 Nares, James, 32, 668, Netherland Folk Song, 8 N etdeton, Asahel, 291 "Neuvermehrtes Meiningisches Ge-

sangbuch," 217 Nicolai, Philip, 197 Oakeley Herbert S., 56, 287 Ogden, W. A., 344, 525, 572, 625 O'Kane, T. C J 553 Old Melody, 1:>1 Old Scotch Melody 137 Oliver, Henry Kemble, 152

Palmer, Horatio R., 498, 564, 565, 604, 677 "Parish Choir" 516 Parker, Edwin' P. 478 Parker, Horatio W., 47, 58, 110, 133, 177, 198 Parkyn, Walter A., 698 Peace, Albert L., 145 Peek, Joseph Yates, 425 Perkins, Theo. E. 277, 479 Perkins, Dr. W. 6 ., 580, 602 Phillips, Philip, 552, 561, 576 Pineott, Frank, 139 Pleyel, Ignace, 459 Pontius, Will H., 542 Praetorius, Michael, 672 Praxis Pietatis Melica, 12 Price, Carl F., 44 "Psalmodia Evangelica, " 440

625 Sumner, John B., 614 Sweetser, Joseph E ... 40, 315 Sweney, Jno. R;1 d2, 534. 538, 554. :>96. 607. 026. 642 Tallis, Thomas. 53" 92, 332 Tansur, William, 02 Taylor, Virgil C .• 242 Tenney. J. H .• 632 Teschner. Melchior, 15 Thompson. D. B. 't73 Thompson. Will 563 Tomer. William G .• 35

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Tourjee, Lizzie S. , 65

Tours. Berthold. 281 Towner. D . B., 582. 589 Traditional. 108 Trenchi'. May Chenevix. 171 True,

atham, 149

Tullar. Grant Colfax. 123. 545 Redbead, Richard" .122 Redner, L. H., lU't ReJ36gle, Alexander R., 150, 309, Rice, Elihu S., 557 Rimbault, Edward F., 310, 605 Root, George F., 93, 299, 418, 620 Rosecrans, J. H., 429 St. Alban's Tune-Book, 69 Sanders, Harry, 636 Sankey, 1. Allan, 480 Sankey, Ira D., 575, 586, 587, 673 Schlesische Volkslieder. 165 Schneider, Friedrich, 465 Schnyder, Xaver, 219 Scholefield, Clement C., 57 Schulthes, Wilhelm A. F., 213, 334 Schumann, Robert A., 407 Scottish Psalter, 84, 88, 392, 509 Scottish Traditional Melody, 181 Sederquist, G. W., 182 Shaw, Geoffrey, 92. 119 Shaw, Martin, 421 Sherwin, William F., 51, 218, 375, 499 550, 649 Showalter, A. J., 611 Shrubsole, Wm., 157 Sicilian Melody" 33 Simpson, R., 2~1 Skinner, T. Stanley, 389 Smart, Henry, 113, 135, 362, 363, 376, 487 Smith, H . Percy, 346 Smith, Samuel, 5 Somervell, Arthur, 675 Southgate, Thomas B., 426 Spani,h Melodr. 232 Spohr, Louis, 2~6 Stainer, John, 247 Stebbins, George C. , 491. 272, 531, 569, 603, 624, 630. 63~ Steinel, Irving A., 286, 469 Stockton, J. H., 530, .'>~7 Strattner, George C., 331 Sullivan, Arthur S., 19, 95, 136, 263, 284, 319, 345, 360, 428, 475

Ufford, Edward S., 624 Unknown. 11" 64, 71. 72. 105, 173, 292. 301. 3u3. 305. 308. 351. 359. ~~. 369. 373. 397. 464. 466. 618. Vail. S . .T., 561 Venua. Frederick M. A., 20, 455 Vincent. Charles J .• 311 Vu1pius. Melchior. 377 Wade's (J. F.) Cantus Diversi. 176. 255 Walch . James. 37. 449. 467 Wallace, Wm. V., 141 Walton. James G .• 349 Ward, Samuel A .• 265 . 503 Warren. George W .• 504 Webb, George J .• 354 454 Webbe. Samuel, 42. 223. 312 Weber. von. Carl M .• 48. 318, 404 Webster. J. P .• 551 Weeden. W. S., 573 Weir, R . Stanley. 508 Wells. M. M .• 211 Wesley. Samuel. 279, 433. 676 Whe1pton. George. 688 White. James Edson. 230. 235 Whittle. Mary. 583 Widdemer. E. S .• 120 Wilkes. John B., 10 Willcox. John H .• 74 Williams Aaron. 39 Williams! Psalmody. 442 Williams. Ralph Vaughan. 364 Williams. T .• 440 Williams, T. J .• 513 Willis. Richard S., 99, 165 Wilson. Hu~h. 124. 378 Wirtemburglschen Katholischen HofkapeUe. 254. 434 Woodbury. Isaac B.• 24. 243. 339. 340. 431. 444 Work. Henry C .• 544 Zeuner, Heinrich C., 443 Zundel. John, 142

Alphabetical Index of Tunes Hymn

Hymn

A Child of the King 614 A Clean Heart 634 A Shelter in the Time of Storm ................ 585 Abends ...................... 56 Abiding .................... 674 Adeste Fideles .......... 105 Aletta ........................ 234 Alford ........................ 306 Alida ...................... 473 All Saints .................. 361 Almighty Father ...... 687 Almost ........................ 228 Almsgiving ................ 325 Alverstroke ................ 412 Ambrose .................... 352 America .................... 510 Amsterdam ................ 668 Ancient of Days...... 680 Andre ..................... 308 Angel Voices ............ 19 Angels ........................ 2 Angel' s Story ............ 288 Angelus ...................... 296 Anniversary .............. 480 Antioch ...................... 189 Anvern ...................... 307 Anywhere, Dear Saviour ...................... 344 Anywhere With Jesus 589 Ariel .................. 161, 190 Arlington ........ 355, 356 Armstrong ................ 115 Audite Audientes Me 319 Aurelia .............. 279, 433 Austria ...................... 304 Autumn .................... 268 Avon .......................... 124 Azmon ................. _..... 438

Brown ........................ 317 Build on the Rock .. 579 Bullinger .................... 256 Burton ........................ 24

Elizabethtown .......... 458 Ellacombe ...... 254, 434 Ellers .......................... 34 Ellesdie .............. 267, 663 Ernan .................. 60, 471 Evan ............................ 411 Evangel ...................... 524 Evans .......................... 469 Even at the Door .... 546 Even Me .................... 208

Hiding in Thee .......... 586 Higher Ground ........ 631 Hold Fast .................. 548 H olley .......................... 250 Hollingside ................ 402 Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide .................... 701 Holy Trinity .............. 386 Holywood .................. 176 Home of the Soul .... 552 Home, Sweet Home 415 Homeward Bound .. 661 Horsley ...................... 126 Horton ...................... 219 How Far From Home? .................... 665 How Shan We Stand? .................... 482 Howard ...................... 155 Humility .................... 618 Hummel ...................... 443 Hursley .............. 321, 414

Badea .......................... 470 Balerma ...................... 221 Baptize Us Anew .... 525 Beatitude ............ 18, 166 Beautiful Valley ...... 550 Beecher ...................... 142 Belmont ...................... 295 Beloved ...................... 160 Benediction ...... 700, 702 Bera .......................... 330 Berthold .................... 281 Best Friend .............. 528 Bethany ...................... 382 Beulah Land ............ 554 Beverley .................... 196 Birmingham ............ 692 Blackburn .................. 82 Blessed Assurance .... 608 Blessed Hour of Prayer ...................... 324 Blessed Lord ............ 578 Blow the Trumpet .. 619 Bolton ........................ 271 Bonar .......................... 372 Bonaventura .............. 297 Boylston ............ 205, 502 Branson ...................... 236 Bread of Life ............ 218 Breaking of the Day 182 Bring Them In ........ 625 Bringing in the Sheaves .................. 621 Brockham .................. 132 Brocklesbury .............. 427 Brookfield .................. 426

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Caersalem .................. 409 Caledonia .................. 181 Canonbury ................ 407

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Celestial Voices ........ 419 Chautauqua .............. 51 Chebar ........................ 363 Chenics ........................ 290 Chopin ...................... 339 Choral Blessing ........ 695 Christ, My Life ...... 139 Christ Returneth ...... 536 Christmas ............ 100 Christmas Song ........ 106 Cloisters ................. 262 Closer to Thee .......... 632 Collegedale ................ 147 Come Home ............ 563 Come, Let Us Anew 369 Come, Saviour, Come 544 Come, Sinner, Come 564 Coming Again ........ 541 Coming to the Cross 600 Communion (Jenks) 399 Communion (Ledington) ......... ..... 476 Consecration Hymn .. 286 Consolation .......... 223 Contrast .... 199, 200, 660 Converse .................... 320 Convert ...................... 292 Coronation ................ 156 Courage, Brother .... 263 Coventry .............. 244 Cover With His Life 593 Creation ................... 91 Crossing the Bar ...... 678 Crusader' , Hymn ... 165 Dare to Be a Daniel 497 Darwall ...................... 485 Daughter of Zion .... 303

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Deeper Yet ................ 275 Deerhurst .......... 237, 437 Dennis ...... 379, 432, 439 Diademata ........ 162, 366

B~ge.~~e... Dominus Regit Me.. 86 Don'tForget the Sabbath ........................ 653 Donum Dei .............. 149 Dort ............................ 512 Dove ............................ 64 Downs ........................ 233 Draw Me Nearer .... 594 Duane Street .... 371, 481 Duke Street .......... 1, 507 Dulce Carmen .......... 87 Dulcimer .................... 160 Dundee .............. 84, 392 Dundee (French) .... 88 Dunfermline .............. 509

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Edina ..................... _... 287 Ein' Feste Burg ...... 261

El Kader ... _.. _ .. 71, 351

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Eventide (Holmes) .. 353 Ewing ........................ 300 Exhortation .............. 387 Expectation .............. 186 Faben .......................... 74 Face to Face ............ 545 Faithful ...................... 173 Father, We Come .... 599 Federal Street .......... 152 Fait Lux .................... 451 Fill Me Now ............ 212 Fillmore ... 447 First Noel 108 Flemming .................. 9 Flower ........................ 117 For the Sabbath ...... 46 For You I Am Praying .. 575 Fountain ... .......... 163 Freely Give .......... 479 Freeport . 464, 466 Friend ....... ................ 531 Galilee .......... ........ 521 Garden City 58, 177 Gardiner ........ 519 Gate Ajar ................. 561 Gethsemane .............. 122 Give Me Jesus .......... 596 Give Me the Bible .. 655 Gleams of the Golden Morning ................ 547 Glenn ................... .... 429 Gloria Patri ............. 689 Glory Song ............. 641 God Be With You .. 35 God Save the King 506 Gordon ...................... 276 Goshen .. ...................... 405 Greenland .................. 164 Greenw"od ........ 40, 315 Guide .......................... 211 Hail Him the King 543 Hakes .......................... 380 Hamburg .................... 220 Hankey ................._..• 513 Hanover .................... 342 Happy Day ................ 310 Hartel ........................ 227 Harvest .. ..... .... ........... 448 He Hideth My Soul 651 He Leadeth Me ...... 393 He Will Gather ........ 538 Hear Our Prayer .... 688 Heaven at Last ........ 556 Heber .......................... 293 Hebron ...................... 456 Hendon ...... 30, 192, 273 Henley ........................ 323 Herbert ...................... 251 He'. Coming .......... _ 669

I Do Believe ............ 670 I Hear the Saviour Say ................... ....... 527 I Love Thee ............ 343 I Surrender All ........ 573 I Will Early Seek .... 417 I Will Sing of Jesus' Love ........................ 529

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In the Garden ........ 606 In the Heart of Jesus 348 Innoceuts .................. 516 Integer Vitae ............ 55 Invocation Sentence .. 703 Irby ............................. 424 Is My Name Written There? ........... 617 It Is Well .................. 313 Italian Hymn ...... 3, 452 ehovah's Rest ........ 654 enkins ........................ 170 erusalem .................. 226 Jesus, Come and Bless Us ............................ 602 Jesus Comes .............. 549 Jesus Is Calling ........ 569 Jesus Is Coming Again ...................... 541 Jesus Loves Even Me 423 Jesus Saves ................ 637 Jewels .......................... 418 Jewett ........................ 404 Jordan ........................ 514

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Just When I Need Him ........................ 590

Keep Us Safe ..._..... 694 Kendal ........................ 675 Kings of Orient ...... 107 Kirby Bedon ... _....... 167 Kremser ....... _.._..._... 8 Laban ........... _._._... 358 Laetatus Sum ............ 693 Lambeth ....... _. 213, 334 Lancashire ......_ 135, 362 Land of Rest ............ 662 Langran _ _ _ _ _ 289

ALPHABETICAL INDEX Hymn

Hymn

Lanier ........................ 128 Lasst uns Erfreuen.. 77 Laudes Domini ........ 43 Laurel Hill ................ 72 Lawson ...................... 266 Leaning on Jesus ...... 611 Lebanon .................... 21 Leibster Jesu ............ 27 Leighton .................... 174 Leominster ................ 284 Leoni .......................... 76 Lest We Forget ...... 505 Let Him In .............. 566 Let the Lower Lights 628 Life's Harvest ....... ___ 444 Lift Him Up .. 520 Like as a Father. 66 Lischer .... .......... 465 Lobe Den Herren .... 12 Look for the Waymarks ................... 671 Lord, Have Mercy.. 686 Lord, I'm Coming Home ................ 560 Louvan ..................... 242 Love's Offering ...... 478 Loving-Kindness ...... 667 Lovinl!ly, Tenderly

My Song .................... 613

Protection ................. 490

Scudamore ................ 248 Seelenbrautigam '.' ... 676 Selena .......................... 243 !ielvin .......................... 249 Serenity ................. __ ... 141 Sessions ...................... 179 Seymour .............. 48, 318 Shackelford .............. 94 Shall I Let Him In? 565 Shall We Gather .... 555 Shall We Meet ........ 557 Shall You? Shall I?.. 568 Shepherd .................... 394 Sherwin ...................... 375 Shipston .................... 430 Showers of Blessing 652 Sicilian Mariners .... 33 Silent Night .............. 102 Siloam ................ 34il, 431 Simonside __ ......... __ ..... 420 Since I Have Been Redeemed .............. 638 Sine Nomine ............ 364 Sleep ............................ 491 Sleepers, Wake ........ 197 Sleeping on Guard .. 501 Snowdon ....... __ ........... 96 Solid Rock ................ 579 Something for Jesus ........... 283, 658 Sometime .................. 495 Sound the Battle Cry 499 Southampton ............ 6 Spain .......................... 232 Spanish Hymn .......... 238 Spicer ........................ 453 Spring Gardens ........ 203 Stainclilfe .................. 648 Stand Like the Brave 576 Stebbins ...................... 272 Stella .......................... 110 Stella (English) ...... 151 Stephanos .................. 341 Still Water ................ 400 Stille Nacht ................ 102 Stockwell .......... 207, 627 Sunlight in the Heart 612 Sunshine in the Soul 607 Sweet Be Thy Rest '. 493 Sweet By and By .... 551 Sweet Hour ................ 316 Sweet Peace .............. 609 Sweet Story .............. 422 Sweney ........................ 212

Lo<:.a~mg...:::::::::::::::::::: Lubeck ........................ 178 Luther ........................ 195 Lux Benigna ............ 4il3 Lyons .......................... 75

Ma/!dalen .................... 247 MaItland .................... 274 Malvern ...................... 515 Manoah .............. 25, 383 Marching to Zion .... 640

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Marion ........................ 17 Marlow ...................... 486 Martyn ........................ 4ill Martyrdom (Avon) .. 378 Mary Magdalene .... 388

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Massachusetts ............ 80 Materna ............ 265, 503 McCabe ...................... 120 Mear ............................ 39 Melcombe .......... 42, 312 Mendebras .................. 463 Mendelssohn .............. 111 Mendon ...................... 210 Mercy .......................... 206 Meribah ...................... 384 Merrial ........................ 52 Metcalfe ...................... 70 Migdol ........................ 154 Mighty to Save ........ 636 Millennium ................ 11 Missionary Hymn .... 445 Missionary's Farewell 657 Mitchell ...................... 239 Mizpah ........................ 38 Moment by Moment 583 Monkland .................. 10 More Love to Thee 385 Morecambe ...... 336, 684 Morning Watch ........ 44 Morris ........................ 390 Morton ........................ 395 Mount Vernon ........ 269 Munich ........................ 217 Murmur Not ............ 616 My Father Knows .. 591 My Lord and L ...... 532

Nailed to the Cross .. 123 Name .......................... 171 Naomi ................ 322, 333 Nares .......................... 32 Nashville .................... 457 National Hymn ........ 504 Nauford .................... 475 Nazareth .................... 114 Near the Cross ........ 595 N ear to the Heart of God ........................ 681 Nearing Home .......... 642 Need __ .............. __ ...... 258 Nettleton .................... 291 Newcastle .................. 85 Newington .................. 282 Nicaea ....................... 73 No Night There ...... 558 Noel . ......................... 95 Northfield .................. 245 Nun Danket .............. 90 Nuremberg ................ 68

o Canada .................. 508 o Come, Immanuel 109 o Jesu ........................ 492 o Perfect Love ........ 416 o Where Are the

Reapers? 620 Oak ............................ 659 Oakland ...................... 441 Oberlin ........................ 326 Old Hundredth.. 13, 683 Old 134th _................ 270 Olden .......................... 535 Olives' Brow ............ 121 Olivet .......................... 246 Omhersley .................. 67 Omnipotence ............ 97 On Jordan's Stormy Banks .................. 553 One MoreDay'sWork for Jesus .................. 622 Only Thee ................ 580 Only Trust Him ...... 567 Onward ...................... 373 Ortonville ........ 159, 656 Over the Line .......... 570 Palmer ........................ 498 Paraclete .................... 679 Park Street .......... 20, 455 Parker .. ............. 110 Pascal ... ................... 61 Pass Me Not ............ 559 Passion Chorale ........ 130 Pater Omnium .. 146, 169 Pax Dei .... 26 Pax Tecum ................ 311 Peace, Be Still .......... 677 Peek ............... __ ........... 425 Pemhroke ............ 36, 148 Penitence .................. 327 Perkins ........................ 277 Pevensey .................... 468

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Pixham ........................ 47 Pleyel's Hymn ........ 459 Pontiac ..................... _. 699 Portuguese Hymn .... 255 Posen .......................... 331 Praise Him ........... _... 645 Precious Name ... _... 523 Preston ........................ 23 Pro Patria .................. 198 Promise ......._............. 397

Quam Dilecta .......... 690 Raise the Standard High ........................ 500 Rathbun ............ 125, 511 Redeemed .................. 635 Regent Square .. 113, 487 Regnator Orhis ........ 202 Rescue the Perishing 623 Response ................. 697 Rest (Bradbury) ...... 489 Rest (Magdalen) ...... 247 Rest (Maker) ............ 314 Rest (Whittler) ...... 116 Retreat 241, 488 Riber ............................ 63 Rimington .................. 14 Rohinson ................... 410 Rock That Is Higher 633 Rockingham New .... 14il Rockingham Old, 89, 118 Rodman ...................... 185 Rogers ........................ 28 Rominger .................. 389 Rose of Sharon "'.".. 98 Rosefield .................... 408 Rothwell .................... 62 Royal Oak ................ 421 Russell ........................ 494 Russia .......................... 153 Russian Hymn .......... 78 Ruth .. __ .. __ .................... 5 Rutherford ................ 605 Sabbath ..................... 462 Safe in the Arms of Jesus ........................ 615 St. Agnes .... 158, 209 413 St. Alban .................... 69 St. Andrew of Crete 367 St. Anne .............. 81, 435 St. Asaph .................... 664 St. Athanasius .......... 229 St. Bees ..................... 298 St. Catherine ............ 349 St. Cecilia .................. 396 St. Christopher ........ 280 St. Chrysostom ........ 350 St. Clement ................ 57 St. Cuthbert .............. 214 St. Drostane .............. 127 St. Edmund ............. 345 St. Flavian ................ 193 St. George's, Bolton 467 St. George's, Windsor ............................ 496 St. Gertrude .............. 360 St. Hilda .......... 231, 278 St. John ...................... 129 St. Kevin .................... 136 St. Leonard ................ 54 St. Louis .................... 104 St. Margaret ............ 145 St. Michael ...... 272A 285 St. Peter .... 150, 3~ 436 St. Stephen ................ 194 St. Theodulph .......... 15 St. Thomas ................ 442 Salisbury .................... 216 Samson ...................... 484 Samuel ........................ 428 Sarum ........................ 365 Saved by Grace ........ 630 Savoy Chapel .......... 264 Sawley ........................ 37 Saxby ................. __ ....... 460 Schroeder .................. 79 Schumann 461, 472, 477

Take Time to Be Holy .......... 603 Tallis' Canon Evenin~ Hymn ............ 53 Tallis Ordinal .. 92, 332 Tell Me the Story .. 534 B~a!" ................ 646 an kSglV10g . __ .. _...... 16 The Alarm ................ 359 The Breaking of the Day .......................... 182 The Cleansing Wave 598 The Comforter Has Come ...................... 526 The First Noel ........ 108 The Great Physician 530 The Helping Word .. 629 The Homeland ........ 639 The Lord Bless You and Keep You ...... 695 The Lord in Zion Reigneth 7 The Lord ··i'; ····My Light ......... . ...... 577 The Morning Watch 44

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX Hymn The Name of Jesus 643 The Ninety and Nine 673 The Old Rugged Cross ...................... 533 The Promised Land 329 The Quiet Hour ...... 329 The Solid Rock ...... 581 Thetford .................... 374 Throw Out the Life Line ........................ 624 Tidings ..... ................. 449 'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus ...... 588 To God Be the Glory 647 Ton-y-Botel ................ 513 Toplady .................... 474 Tread Softly .............. 601 Truro ... . ............ 440 Trust ................ _........ 257 Trust and Obey ...... 582 Under Hi. Wings .... 587 Uxbridge ............ 83, 338

Hymn Valentia 381 Varina ....·.·.·.·...·...·.·.·.·.···93, 299 Verdi .. 191 Vesper .......... ...... 59, 698 Vesper Hymn .......... 696 Vienna ........................ 131 Vigilate ...................... 357 Vincent ...................... 604 Vox Dilecti ................ 225 Vulpius .................... 377 Waiting and Watching .......................... 542 Wake the Song ........ 649 Walden ...................... 260 Waltham . .... 450 Ward . ....... 137 Ware 204, 483 Wareham 188, 294 Warrington 187 Waugh ............... 172 Webb ........... 354, 454 We Have an Anchor 584

Hymn We Have Heard ...... 305 We Know Not the Hour ....................... 540 We Would See Jesus 29 Welcome Voice 224 Wellesley ...... 65 Wentworth 45 Wesley . ................ .... 302 When the King ........ 537 W81~i.!,heJfsin6~~all 539 White . ................... 230 Whiter Than Snow .. 592 Whittier ................. 116 Wholly Thine .......... 597 Whosoever Will ........ 571 Will There Be Any Stars? ...................... 626 Will You Go? .... ...... 368 Willingham ............. 406 Winchester Old 101 Windy Ridge 335 Winterbourne ............ 391

Hymn Wirak .. .......... 215 Within the Veil 138 Wonderful Love 650 Wonderful Peace 610 Wonderful Saviour . 644 Wonderful Words of Life ........................ 574 Woodland .... . 143 Woods . ....... 240 Woodworth . .............. 222 Woolwich .......... 328, 347 Worgan ................. 134 Work Song .. ......... 446 World to Come ... 301 Worthy.. 168 York Yule Zephyr Zerah Zion

144 201 ...... 41, 253 175 .......... 184

Metrical Index of Tunes Hymn S.M. Ambrose 352 Badea ....... .. ...... 470 Boylston ... 205, 502 Day ........................ 252 Dennis ...... 379, 432, 439 Dove .. ........................ 64 EI Kader ............ 71. 351 Garden City ...... 58, 177 Greenwood ........ 40, 315 Laban .......................... 358 Leighton ...................... 174 ....................... 32 Nares Old 134th (St. Michael) ................ 270 Paraclete .................... 679 St. Michael ................ 285 St. Thomas .............. 442 Schumann 461, 472, 477 Selvin . .. ................... 249 Waugh ...... ......... ........ 172 Woolwich .......... 328, 347 S.M.D. Bonar .................... ..... 372 Diademata ........ 162, 366 Jenkins ............... 170 Leominster ..... 284 Terra Beata 646 Verdi 191 S.M. With Refrain Marching to Zion .... 640 Marion 17 Welcome Voice ...... 224 C.M. Antioch ...................... 189 Arlington .......... 355, 356 Avon ............................ 124 Azmon ........................ 438 Balerma ...................... 221 Beatitudo ............ 18, 166 Belmont .................... 295 Benediction ................ 700 Branson ...................... 236 Brown ........................ 317 Chopin ............... 339 ChrIStmas .................. 100 Collegedale ............... 147 Communion .............. 399 Coronation ................ 156 Coventry ......................244 Downs ........................ 233 Dundee .............. 84, 392 Dundee (French) .... 88 Dunfermline .............. 509 Elizabethtown .......... 458 Evan ......................... 411 Exhortation ..... ........... 387 Harvey's Chant ........ 4 Herbert ...................... 251 Holy Trinity ............ 386 Horsley ...................... 126 Howard ...................... 155 Hummel ...................... 443 I Do Believe .............. 670 Lambeth ............ 213, 334 Laurel Hill ................ 72 Maitland .................... 274 Manoah .............. 25, 383 Marlow ........................ 486 Martydom (Avon) 378 Mear ........................... 39 Miles' Lane ................ 157

Hymn Name ... .. ......... 171 Naomi . .... 322, 333 Northfield .......... 245 Ortonville ....... 159, 656 St. Agnes 158, 209, 413 St. Anne .. . 81, 435 St. Flavian .. ......... . 193 St. Peter 150, 309, 436 St. Stephen .. 194 Sawley .. 37 Serenity ......... 141 Siloam ............... 340, 431 Spring Gardens .... 203 Tallis' Ordinal .... 92, 332 Valentia ..... 381 Vesper .... 59 Walden .............. 260 Winchester Old 101 Woodland ... 143 Zerah .. 175 C.M.D. Alida ........... .. ..... 473 All Saints .................. 361 Audite Audientes Me 319 Carol .... 99 Ellacomoe 434 Fountain . 163 Jerusalem ..... 226 Materna ..... 503 Nazareth 114 ................. 95 Noel St. Leonard ......... 54 Shackelford .............. 94 The Promised Land 682 Varina .............. 93, 299 Vox Dilecti .............. 225

C.M. With Refrain Just Outside the Door ....... .. .. 562 Land of Rest ....... 662 Near to the Heart of God .............. 681 On Jordan's Stormy Banks . ....... 553 Only Trust Him 567 Since I Have Been

Redeemed .............. 638 Sunshine in the Soul 607 The Cleansing Wave 598 L.M. Abends .. .... 56 .... 308 Andre Angels ..................... ..... 2 Angelus ...................... 296 Anvern ........................ 307 Bera ............................ 330 Blackburn .................. 82 Bonaventura .............. 297 Brockham .................. 132 Brookfield .................. 426 Burton ............. 24 Canonbury ................ 407 Duke Street ........ 1, 507 Ernan . .. ............. 60, 471 Federal Street ......... 152 For the Sabbath... 46 Gardiner ............ 519 Hamburg .................... 220 Hartel ........................ 227 Heber ........................ 293 Hebron ........................ 456

Hymn Hursley.. .. ..... 321, 414 Lebanon ............ 21 Louvan .. .. ........ 242 Malvern ..................... 515 Mary ton ..................... 346 Mason ....................... 31 Massachusetts .... 80 McCabe ..................... 120 Melcombe .... 42, 312 Mendon ...... 210 Migdol . ...... 154 Morning ' W~-t~h~-

The ..... 44 Oakland ...................... 441 Old Hundredth 13, 683 Olden ...................... .. 535 Olives' Brow ............ 121 Ombersley .. ...... 67 Omnipotence ............ 97 Park Street ... 20, 455 Pixham ........... ... 47 Protection .. 490 Response ............. .. 697 Rest (Bradbury) .... 489 Retreat ..... 241, 488 Rimington ....... 14 Rockingham New .... 140 Rockingham ' Old 89, 118 .... 28 Rogers Rominger .... 389 ... 62 Rothwell ... Russell ... 494 153 Russia SI. Alban 69 St. Drostane 127 Samson .... 484 Saxby ..... .. .. 460 Schroeder . ... 79 Sessions ...... .... 179 Staincliffe ................. 648 ........ 53 Tallis' Canon Truro ....................... 440 Uxbridge . 83, 338 Waltham . 450 Ward ............. 137 Ware ........... . 204, 483 Warehame 188, 294 Warrington 187 Windy Ridge ......... 335 Winterbourne ............ 391 Woods ........................ 240 Woodworth ................ 222 York ............................ 144 ............ 201 Yule Zephyr ... 41, 253 L.M.D. Creation ........ ...... 91 Duane Street .... 371, 481 Jordan ...... .. ... 514 Sweet Hour. ... 316 L.M. With Refrain A Clean Heart ........ 634 A Shelter in the Time of Storm .... 585 Beulah Land ............. 554 Bring Them In ........ 625 Happy Day ................ 310 He Leadeth Me ...... 393 Higher Ground ........ 631 Jesus Comes ............. 549 Loving-Kindness ...... 667 My Father Knows .... 591 Saved by Grace ........ 630

Hymn Sometime We'll Understand ............ 495 The Rock That Is Higher ...................... 633 The Solid Rock ........ 581 Wait, and Murmur

Not .......................... 616 P.M. Come, Let Us Anew 369 We Have Heard ........ 305 4.6.4.6.4.6.4.6.4Sweet Be Thy Rest 493 5.5.6.5. With Refrain Baptize Us Anew 525 5.5.B.B.5.5. Seelenbrautigam 676 5 .6.B.5 .5 .B. Crusader's Hymn 165 6.4.6.4.D. Bread of Life ........... 218 6.4.6.4. With Refrain Need .............. ........... 258 6.4.6.4.6.6.4. Love's Offering ........ 478 6.4.6.4.6.6.4.4. Mitchell ..................... 239 6·4·6.46.6.6.4.

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Oak .............................. 659 Perkins ........................ 277 Robinson . 410 St. Edmund .............. 345 Something for Jesus 283 6.4.6.4.6.6.6.4. World to Come .... 301 6.5.6.5. Merrial ..... ....... ....... 52 The Quiet Hour ...... 329 6.5.6.S.D. Edina ........................ 287 Heart of Jesus ......... 348 Mary Magdalene ..... 388 Penitence ................. 327 Ruth ............... 5 SI. Andrew of Crete 367 Take Time to be Holy ........................ 603 6.5.6.5. With Refrain Tread Softly ............ 601 6.S.6.S.D. With Refrain Jesus, Come and Bless Us ................. 602 Palmer ....... ............... 498 St. Gertrude ............ 360 6.5.6.6.7.7.10. Anywhere, Dear Saviour ............._ ... 344

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METRICAL INDEX OF TUNES Hymn 6.5.10.6.5.10. With Refrain Rescue the Perishing 623 6.6.4.6.6.6.4. America ..................... 510 Dort ............................ 512 Fiat Lux .................... 451 God Save the King 506 Italian Hymn ...... 3. 452 Kirby Bedon ............ 167 Olivet .......................... 246 6.6.6.4.D. With Refrain Father, We Come to Thee .................. 599 6.6.6.4.8.8.4. St. John .................... 129 6.6.6.6. St. Cecilia ................ 396 6.6.6.6.D. Jewett ....................... 404 6.6.6.6. With Refrain Deeper Yet ................ 275

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6.6.6.6.6.6. Laudes Domini ........ 43 White .......................... 230 6.6.6.6.6.6.6. The Comforter Has Come ...................... 526 6.6.6.6.8.8. Darwall ..................... 485 Lischer ....................... 465 Millennium ................ 11 Samuel ........................ 428 6.6.6.6.12.12. Christmas Song ........ 106 6.6.8.4.0. Leoni ........................ _ 76 6.6.9.6.6.9. Convert ...................... 292 6.6.9.6.6.9. With Refrain Trust and Obey ........ 582 6.7.6.7.6.6.6.6. Nun Danket ..........._. 90 7.3.7.3.7.7.7.3. Let Him In ................ 566 7.4.7.4.0. Come, Sinner, Come 564 7.5.7.6. With Refrain Daniel ............... _....... 497 7.6.5.5.6.4.6. With Refrain One More Day's Work ........................ 622 7.6.7.5.0. Work Song ................ 446 7.6.7.6. Consecration Hymn 286 Donum Dei .............. 149

Hymn Marietta .................... 235 Vulpius ........................ 377 7.6.7.6.0. Abiding .... ............ 674 Amsterdam ............ 668 Angel's Story ............ 288 Anniversary. . ......... 480 Aurelia .............. 279. 433 Chebar .... 363 Chenies ... .......... 290 Ellacombe .................. 254 Ewing .......................... 300 Greenland .................. 164 Lancashire ........ 135. 362 Life's Harvest .. _.. _.... 444Mendebras ................ 463 Missionary Hymn ____ 445

Munich ........................ 217 Passion Chorale ........ 130 Rose of Sharon 98 Rutherford ................ 605 St. George's, Bolton 467 St. Kevin .............. 136 St. Hilda .......... 231. 278 St. Theodulph .......... 15 Savoy Chapel ............ 264 The Homeland ........ 639 Webb ........ 354. 454 7.6.7.6. With Refrain Just a Word for Jesus ........................ 522 My Song .................... 613 Near the Cross .......... 595 No Night There ...... 558 Royal Oak .................. 421 7.6.7.6.0. With Refrain Berthold .................... 281 Evangel ..... ............... 524 I Love to Tell the Story ....................... 518 Is My Name Written There? ................. 617 Lovinl!ly, Tenderly Calhng .................... 572 Safe in the Arms of Jesus ...... ........ 615 Something for Jesus 658 7.6.7.6.7.7.7.6. Jesus Saves ................ 637 7.6.7.6.8.8.8.5. Kendal ............... _....... 675 7.6.8.6.0. Alford ........................ 306 The Lord in Zion Reigneth ................ 7 7.6.8.6.7.4.7.4. With Refrain Mighty to Save ........ 636 7.6.8.6.8.6.7.4. My Lord and I ........ 532 7.6.8.6.8.6.8.6. St. Christopher ........ 280 7.7.5.5.7.7.7.7.6. Spicer .......................... 453 7.7.5.7.7.5. Armstrong .................. 115 7.7.7.3. Vigilate .................... _ 357

Hymn 7.7.7.3. With Refrain Worthy ...................... 168 7.7.7.5. Holy Spirit ................ 701 Salisbury .................... 216 7.7.7.5.0. Caledonia .................. 181 7.7.7.6. With Refrain Glenn .......... 429 7.7.7.7. Aletta .......................... 234 Evans .......................... 469 Flower ........................ 117 Horton ........................ 219 Hendon .............. 192, 273 Holley ........................ 250 Innocents .................... 516 Lubeck ........................ 178 Mercy ........................ 206 Metcalfe .................... 70 Monkland .................. 10 Newington .................. 282 Nuremberg .. _._........... 68 Pleyel's Hymn .......... 459 Posen .......................... 331 St. Bees ...................... 298 Scudamore .................. 248 Seymour .............. 48. 318 Vienna ........................ 131 Wirak .......................... 215 7.7.7.7.D. Guide 211 Hollingside ................ 402 Martyn ........................ 401 St. George's, Windsor ............................. 496 Thanksgiving ............ 16 7.7.7.7. With Alleluia. Worgan ..................... 134 7.7.7.7. With Refrain Holy Day .................. 654 I Am Coming to the Cross ...................... 600 I Will Sin~ ................ 529 Missionary s Fare-

well .......................... 657 7.7.7.7.0. With Refrain Mendelssohn 111 7.7.7.7.4. With Refrain Chautauqua .............. 51 7.7.7.7.7. Hendon ..... 30 7.7.7.7.7.7. Dix ...................... 22. 112 Gethsemane ........... _. 122 Pilot ........... _............... 398 Rosefield .................... 408 Sabbath ...................... 462 St. Athanasius .......... 229 1>panish Hymn .......... 238 Toplady ...................... 474 7.8.7.8.8.8. Liebster Jesu ............ 27 8.3.8.3. Celestial Voices ..... 419 8.3.3.6.0. Stella ............................ 110

Hymn 8.4.8.4.D. Vincent ................. _... 604 8.4.8.4.8.4. Wentworth ................ 45 8.5.8.3.

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Stephanos .................. 341 8.5.8.5 With Refrain Lord, I'm Coming Home ...................... 560 Only Thee .................. 580 Pass Me Not .............. 559 8.5.8.5.7.7.7.5. Freely Give ................ 479 8.5.8.5.8.4.3. Angel Voices ............ 19 8.5.9.6.8.8.9.6. Shall I Let Him In? 565 8.6.8.4. St. Cuthbert ............ 214 8.6.8.5. With Refrain Jewels .......................... 418 8.6.8.6. With Refrain Beautiful Valley of Eden ..... ........ 550 8.6.8.6.6.6. With Refrain Wonderful Words of Life ................... 574 8.6.8.6.7.6.8.6. St. Louis .................... 104 8.6.8.6.8.8. o Jesu ........................ 492 8.6.8.8.6. Newcastle ................ _ 85 Rest ............................ 314 Whittier ...................... 116 8.7.8.7. Brocklesbury ......... 427 Dominus Regit Me 86 Evening Prayer ........ 49 Galilee ....................... 521 Mount Vernon ....... 269 Rathbun ............ 125, 511

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Stockwell .......... 207. 627 Trust .......................... 257 8.7.8.7.D. Austria ....... _.............. 304 Autumn .................... 268 Beecher ................. .... 142 Converse ................... 320 Dawning .................... 180 Deerhurst ... _..... 237. 437 Ellesdie .............. 267, 663 Faben .......................... 74 Fillmore ...................... 447 Friend ........................ 531

~f.~::. : : ::: : : : : : : : ~~ Nettleton .................... 291

Onward ...................... 373 Preston ...................... 23 St. Asaph ... _.. _........... 664 Shepherd .................... 394 The Alarm ................ 359

METRICAL INDEX OF TUNES Hymn Ton·y·botel ________________ 513 When the King Shall 539 8.7.8.7. With Refrain Blessed Lord _ 578 Blow the Trumpet _ 619

R~I~~eM~ :::::::::::::::::::: ~g~ Face to Face _______ _____ 545

Give Me Jesus __________ 596 Harvest __________________ ____ 448 I Surrender All ________ 573 I Will Early ______________ 417 If Any Little Word 629 Lawson ________________________ 266 Lower Lights ____________ 628 No Other Name ______ 517 Precious Name ._ ...... 523 Shall W. Gather at the River? ____________ 555 Shall We Meet Beyond the River? ______________ 557 Showers of Blessing 652 Sweney ________________________ 212 The Gate Alar __________ 561 The Great Physician 530 ' Tis So Sweet ____________ 588 What a Wonderful Saviour 644

Hymn 8.8.8.7.D. With Refrain Heaven at Last _______ 556 8.8.8.6. Pascal ________________________ 61 8.8.8.6.D. How Far From Home ________ __ ____ 665 8.8.8.6. With Refrain Even at the Door ____ 546 Kings of Orient ______ 107 8.8.8.7. With Refrain Sweet Peace _ __ __ 609 The Name of Jesus 643 8.8.8.7.D. With Refrain Anniversary Song ___ _ 649 8.8.8.8.D. Contrast _ 199, 200, 660 8 .8.8.8.6. St. Margaret ___________ 145

Hymn 9.9.7. 7.9. With Refrain Best Friend 528 9 .9 .9.5 . With Refrain When the King Comes In ________ 537 9.9.9.6. With Refrain Just When I Need Him _____ ______ 590 9.9.9.9. Benediction _______________ 702 Stebbins 272 9.9.9.9. With Refrain Cover With His Life 593 Sweet By and By __ 551 9.9.12.10. Mizpah ____ _________________ ___

9.10. Pontiac ___________ _____________ 699 9.10.5 .5.10. Like as a Father _ 66 9.10.9.9. With Refrain Blessed Assurance ____ 608

8.7.8. 7.4. 7. Caersalem ___________ __ _____ 409 Sicilian Mariners __ .... 33 Zion ____________________________ 184

8.8.8.8.8.8. Carey _________________________ 337 Lest We Forget _______ 505 Morton ____ 395 Nashville ___________________ 457 o Come, Immanuel 109 Pa ter Omnium 146, 169 Rest (Magdalen) _____ 247 St. Catherine __ 349 St. Chrysostom ________ 350 Selena _______________________ 243 Stella (English) ___ 151

8.7.8.7.6.6.6.6.7. Ein' Feste Burg ________ 261

8.8.8.9. With Refrain Wonderful Love ______ 650

10.5.10.5. With Refrain Gleams of the Golden Morning _ _____ 547

8.7.8.7.8.7. Dulce Carmen ._________

9 .6.8.9. With Refrain The Breaking of the Day __________________________ 182

10.5.10.6. With Refrain Hail Him the King of Glory ___ 543

9.6.9.5. With Refrain Wholly Thine ___ 597

10.7.10.6. With Refrain Over the Line 570 10.7.10.7. With Refrain Draw Me Nearer ______ 594 Jesus Is Coming

8.7.8.7.D. With Refrain Lift Him Up __________ 520 Sleeping on Guard 501 Sunlight in the Heart 612 Tell Me the Story ____ 534

Hl'ho:'~~) (~~_: _____ _.. ___ 176

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Regent Square 113, 487 8.7.8.7.8.8.7. Luther __________________ ______ 195

9.6.9.6. With Refrain Closer to Thee ________ 632 9.6.9.8.9.9.9.8. Shall You? Shall I? 568

9.10.9.10.10. ____ 390

Morris

9.11.10.10.With Refrain I'm a Pilgrim ___________ 666 10.4.10.4.10.10. Lux Benigna ____ _______ ___ 403

Hymn 10.10.11 .11. With Refrain The Lord Is My Light _________ 577 10.10.10. With Alleluias Sine Nomine ___________ 364 10.10.10.4. Sarum __________________ ________ 365 10.10.10.10. Christ, My Life _______ _ 139 Ellers ______________________ ____ 34 Eventide _______________ _____ 50 Freeport ____________ 464, 466 Langran ______________________ 289 Morecambe ____ __ 336, 684 National Hymn ________ 504 Pax Dei ___________________ __ _ 26 Pro Patria ___________ ____ 198 Regnator Orbis ________ 202 Riber _____ ___________________ 63 Tbetford ___ ___ 374 10.10.10.10. With Refrain Glory Song _______________ 641 Jesus Loves Even Me 423 Look for the Way· marks _________________ _ 671 Moment by Moment 583 Where Are the Reapers? . 620 10.10.10.11. With Refrain Throw the _________ Life 624 Line Out _______________ 10.10.10.12. With Refrain Come, Saviour, Come ._____________________ 544 10.10.10.15. Vesper _____ ______ ____________ 698 10.11.10.11. With Refrain A Child of the King 614 Hold Fast Till I Come _____________________ 548

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10.11.11. 7.With Refrain Whosoever Will ________ 571

9.7.9.7. Hakes ________________________ _ 380 9.8.8.9. With Refrain God Be With You _ 35

10.7.10.7.10.10.10.7. Homeward Bound ____ 661 10.8.10.7. With Refrain Calling Today ___ 569

9.8.9.7. With Refrain Build on the Rock ___ _ 579

11.7.11. 7. With Refrain Calling 563 11.8.9.7. With Refrain The Set Judgment _________________ ____Has 482

10.8.10.9. With Refrain Battle Cry _____ ___ 499

11.8.11.8. Beloved ______________________ 160

8.8.4.4.8.8. With Alleluias Lasst uns Erfreuen 77

9.8.9.8. Communion ______________ 476 St. Clement ______________ 57

8.8.6.D.

9.8.9.8. With Refrain Expectation ___________ _____ 186 He Will Gather the Wheat ____ ________________ 538 Redeemed __________________ 635

10.9.10.9. With Refrain Leaning on the Ever.. lasting Arms __________ 611 We Have an Anchor 584 10.10. Pax Tecum ____ ____________ 311

9.8.9.8.D. With Refrain Waiting and Watch· ing _________________ ___________ 542

8.7.8.7.8.8.8.8. Spain ________ .___________________ 232 8.7.8.8.7.7.7.7.7. Beverley ___ ._____________ .. ___ 196 8.7.9.7.8.6.10.7. With Refrain Peace, Be Still __________ 677

Ariel

190

8.8.6.8.8.6. A,-iel ______________ ___ ___________ 161 Meribah ____________________ __ 384 Pembroke ____ ________ 36, 148 8.8.8.4. \lmsgiving _______ Nauford ____ _____________

325 475

Almost

9.9.6.6.6.4. _________ _____ 228

10.10.8.6.8.6. With Refrain Canada

508

10.10.11.11. _____________ 342 Hanover Lyons 75

11.8.11.8. With Refrain He Hideth My Soul 651 11.8.11.8.D. Faitltful ______________________ 173 11.8.11.9. It Is Well ___________________ _ 313 11.10.11.10. Alverstroke ________________ 412 Ancient of Days _______ 680 Bolton ________________________ _ 271 Consolation _____ 223 Henley _______________ _ 323

METRICAL INDEX OF TUNES Hymn o Perfec t Love ........ 416 Oberlin ........................ 326 Peek ............................ 425 Peve nsey .............. 468 Rodma n ...................... 185 Ru ssian Hymn . 78 Still Wa ter . .............. 400 We Would See Jesus 29 Wesley ............... 302 Willingham . ............. 406 Within the Veil ....... 138 11.10. 11.10. With Refrain Give Me the Bible .... 655

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Tidings .... ............ 449 Under His Wings .... 587 11.11.11.5. Cloisters ..... ... 262 Flemming .................... 9 Integer Vitae ............ 55 11. 11.11. 11. Eventide (Holmes) 353 Gordon ..................... 276 Goshen ....................... 405 I Love Thee ............ 343 Portuguese Hymn .... 255

Hymn 11.11.11.11.

With Refrain Anywhere With Jesus 589 Hiding in Thee 586 Home, Sweet Home 415 Stand Like the Brave 576 To God Be the Glory 647 We Are Nearing Home .. ................ 642 Whiter Than Snow 592 11.11.11.11.11.11. Daughter of Zion .... 303

Hymn 12.8.12.8.8. 12.8.

Home of the Soul .... 552 12.9 . 12.9. With Refrain

Nailed to the Cross 123 Will There Be Any Stars? .............. 626 Wonderful Peace ..... 610 12.10.12.10

Southampton ............ 11.11.12.11. With Refrain For You I Am Praying ............................ 575 11.12.12.10.

Nicaea ..... __ .__ ........ ____ .. 73 12.8.6. Vesper Hymn ......... 696 12.8.12.8. With Refrain He's Coming . 669 The Old Rugged Cross .. 533

12.10.12.10.11.10. W'lth Refrain Praise Him ................ 645 12.11.12.11. With Refrain Bringing in the Sheaves ....... 621 Will You Go? ......... 368 12.12.12.7. With Refrain

Christ Returneth ...

536

Hymn 12.13 .13. 13. With Refrain Blessed Sabbath Day 653 13.12.13.7.6. With Refrain Blessed Hour of Prayer ...................... 324 14.14.4.7.8. Lobe Den Herren .... 12

Irregular Birmingham .............. 692 Choral Blessing ........ 695 Crossing the Bar ...... 678 Irby .............................. 424 Kremser .... 8 Lanier ........................ 128 Margaret .................... 103 Sleeper.., Wake ........ 197 Stille Nacht ..... 102 Sweet Story ...... 422 Taps .................... 370 The Ninety and Nine ................... . 673 Irregular With Refrain Adeste Fideles ... 105 The First Noel. 108

Index of Titles and First Lines Hymn

A Call for Reapers ______________________ 448 A Child of the King _ _ _ _ ___________ 614 A Clean Heart ______________________ 634 A Closer Walk __________________________________ 383 A few more years shall roll _____________ 372 A glory in the word we find ___________ 656 A great and mighty wonder _____________________ 672 A mighty fortress is our God ___________________ 261 A Present Help _______________________________________ 141 A Shelter in the Time of Storm ______________ 585 A Soldier of the Cross ______________________________ 356 A Thankful Heart _______________________________________ 333 A wonderful Saviour is Jesus my Lord ____ 651 A Year of Precious Blessings _____________________ 480 Abide With Me ___________________________________________ 50 Again, as evening's shadow falls _____________ 56 Again Our Earthly Cares We Leave ________ 25 Again the Day Returns ________________________ 466 Again We I1[cet ___ -'_______________________________________ 26 Alas! and Did My Saviour Bleed? ____________ 124 All Beautiful the March of Days _____________ 94 All Glory, Laud, and Honor ______________________ 15 All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name 156, 157 All My Heart This Night Rejoices __________ 110 All People That on Earth Do Dwell ___ 13 All praise to Thee, my God _________________ 53 All the way my Saviour leads me _____________ 259 All things are Thine _________________________________ 483 All things bright and beautiful _______ 421 All to Jesus 1 surrender ______________________ 573 Almighty Father _______________________________ 687 Almost Persuaded ________________________________________ 228 Alone with Thee, my God, in prayer ______ 335 Am I a soldier of the cross? ______________ 356 Amazing grace 1 how sweet the sound ____ 295 America ____________________________________________________ 510 America the Beautiful _____________ 503 Ancient of Days ___________________________________ 680 Angel voices ever singing ______________________ 19 Angel voices sweetly singing ______ 556 Angels from the realms of glory _______ ______ 11 3 Angels of Jesus ____________________________ 375, 376 Anniversary Song _________________________________________ 649 Another six days' work is done ____ 456 Anywhere, Dear Saviour _____________________ 344 Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go ______ 589 Art thou weary, art thou languid __________ 341 As with gladness men of old ______________________ 112 Ashamed of Jesus _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 152 Asleep in Jesusl _______________________________ 489 At first I prayed for light _ _ ______ 328 At the Door _________________________ _ ___ 5-16 Awake! Jerusalem, awake I ____________________ 293 Awake, my soul, and Wilh the sun ________ 44 Awake, my soul, in joyful lays __________________ 667 Awake, my soull stretch every nerve _______ 355 Awake, ye saints, and raise your eyes ___ 175

Hymn

Baptize Us Anew ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 525 601 Be silent, be silent __________________ Beulah Land ___________________________________ 554 Beautiful valley of Eden ________________~ _______ 550 Before Jehovah's awful throne 1 Behold the Lamb of God __________________________ 129 Behold the Saviour at the door _____________ 227 Beneath the cross of Jesus ___________________ 280 Beneath Thy wing, 0 God, I rest ___ 82 170 Beyond the starry skies _____________________ Blessed Assurance ______________ 608 Blessed Hope _____________________________ 379 Blessed Hour of Prayer ________ 324 Blessed Jesus ___________________________________ 394 Blessed Jesus, at Thy word ____________________ 27 Blessed Jesus, meek and lowly __________________ 268 Blessed Lord, how much I need Thee __ 578 Blest be the tie that uinds ____________________ 432 Blest hour when mortal man relires ______ 28 Blow the Trumpet __________________________ 619 Bread of Life __________________________________________ 218 Bread of the world in mercy broken __ 476 Break Thou the bread of life ___________________ 218 Breathe on Me, Breath of God ________ 679 Brightly beams our Father's mercy ____ 628 Bring Them In __________________________ _ _ 625 Bringing in the Sheaves ___ _ _ _ _ 621 Build on the Rock _______________________ 579 Buried benealh the yielding wave __________ 438 By Christ redeemed, in Christ restored _ 475 By cool Siloam's shady rill __________________________ 340 Call Jehovah thy salvation ______________________ 257 Called to the feast by the King are we __ 537 Calm me, my God, and keep me calm __ 334 Cast thy burden upon the Lord _____ 692 Chief of sinners though I be ______ 238 Christ for the world we sing _ _________ 452 Christ has for sin atonement made ___ 644 Christ is knocking at my sad heart ______ 565 Christ is made the sure foundation _______ 487 Christ Returneth ______________________________________ 536 Christ the Lord is risen today ________ 134 Christian, dost thou see them __________ 367 Christian, seek not yet repose _______ 357 Christmas Song ____________________________________________ 106 Closer to Thee, my Father, draw me ___ 632 Come and Worship ________________________________ 113 Come, every soul by sin oppressed __________ 567 Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove ______ 204 Come, Holy Spirit, come __________________ 205 Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove ______ 209 Come Home _____________________________________________ 563 Come in, 0 cornel the door stands open __ 336 Come, let us anew our journey pursue __ 369 Come, let us sing the song of songs ________ 153 Come, Lord, and tarry not ________ 174

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INDEX OF TITLES AND FIRST LINES Hymn

Hymn

Come, my soul, thy suit prepare ______________ 318 Come, 0 Thou Traveler unknown _________ 243 Come, Saviour, Come __________________________ 544 Come, Sinner , Come ___________________________________ 564 Come, sound His praise abroad ________________ 172 Come, Thou almighty King __________ _ 3 Come, Thou Fount of every bl essing _____ 291 Come unto Me when shadows darkly _____ 323 Come, we that love the Lord __________________ 640 Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye ___ _____ 223 Come, ye faithful. raise the strain _______ 136 Come, ye thankful people, come _______ 496 Conformed to Thee ____________________________________ 250 Courage, brother! do not stumble __________ 263 Cover With His Life ___________________________ 593 Creation __ _______ ___ 91 Cross and Crown _ _ _ _ _ ___________ 274 Crossing the Bar _ ________________________________ 678 Crown Him Lord of All ______________ 156, 157 Crown Him with many crowns _ _________ 162 Crusader's Hymn ______________ 165

Fling out the banner! let it float _ __________ 450 For a ll the saints who from their _ 364, 365 For Others' Guilt ___________________________ l2! For the beauty of the earth _________ ___ 22 For You I Am Praying ______________________ 575 Forth in Thy name, 0 Lord, I go _ _ 47 Forward, Christian, forward! _______ 353 Fount of Every Blessing _ _ _ _ __ 291 Freely Give ___________________________________________ 479 From all that dwell below the skies ___ 2 From every stormy wind th at blows ___ 241 From Greenland's icy mountains ____ 445

Early, my God, without delay ____________ 72 Ere mountains reared their forms ______ 79 Eternal depth of love divine ____________ 62 Eternal Father, God of love __ _____ 31 Eternal Light! ____________ _ _ _ _ _ 85 Even Me _______ _ _ _ __________ 208 Evening Prayer 49 Every Hour 578

Gate Ajar _ _ _ _________________________________ 561 Gentle Peace, from heaven descended ____ 511 Gethsemane _______________ 122 Give Me Jesus ______________________________________ 596 Give me the Bible, star of gladness ________ 655 Give thou thy youth to God ___________________ 270 Gleams of the Golden Morning _________ 547 Glorious are the lofty mountains ___________ 96 Glorious things of thee are spoken ________ 304 Glory be to the Father, and to the Son __ 689 G lory Song _______________________________________________ 641 Go, labor on, while yet 'tis day ______________ 441 "Go, preach My gospel," saith the Lord __ 440 Go to dark Gethsemane ______________________________ 122 God be with you till we meet again ___ 35 God bless and keep thee through all thy 38 God bless our native land _______________________ 512 God is the refuge of His saints _ _ _ 89 God moves in a mysterious way _________ 84 God of my life, whose gracious power ___ 83 God of our fathers, known of old _______ 505 God of our fathers, whose almighty _ ____ 504 God of the universe, to Thee ________________ 486 God save our gracious king __________ 506 God the Omnipotent __ _______ 78 God's free mercy streamelh ________________________ 5 Gracious Father, guard Thy children __ 663 Gracious Spirit, love divine _____________________ 215 Great God , what do I see and hear ________ 195 Great King of glory, come ________________________ 485 Guide me, 0 Thou great Jehovah ___ 409

Face to Face __________________ _ _ _ _ _ 545 Fade, fade each earthly joy __________ 277 Fairest Lord Jesus ________________________ 165 Faith of Our Fathers _________________________________ 349 Far and near the fields are teeming ________ 448 Far away in the depths of my spirit _______ 610 Far from all care we hail the Sabbath _ 468 Father, again in Jesus' name we meet ____ 26 Father, I stretch m y hands to Thee ____ ___ 670 Father, I yield to Thee my life ________________ 682 Father, lead me day by day __________ 331 Father, we come to Thee _______________________ 599 Father, wh a le'er of earthly bliss _ ____ 333 Fill Me Now ____ ___________________________________ 212 Firm as a Rock ___________________________________________ 392 First Noel ___________________________________________________ 108 Flee as a bird to your mountain ______ 232

Hail, happy dayl thou day of holy rest ___ 464 Hail , peaceful day! divinely blest! __________ 457 Hail the day that sees Him rise __________ 131 Hail to the brightness of Zion's glad ______ 302 Happy Day __________________________________________________ 310 Happy the home when God is there ______ 413 Hark! hark, my soull angelic songs 375, 376 Hark, my soull it is the Lord ___________________ 298 Hark! that shout of rapture high ________ 192 Hark! the herald angels sing ____________________ III Hark! the voice of Jesus ca lling ______________ 447 Harkl 'tis the Shepherd's voice I hear ______ 625 Harvest Time _______________________________________________ 627 Have I need of au ght , 0 Saviour ____________ 580 Have Thine own way, Lord _____________________ 272 He Hideth My Soul ______________________________________ 651 He Leadeth Me ________________________ 393

Dare to Be a Daniel _______________________________ 497 Dark is the hour when death prevails ____ 492 Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness 303 Day is done, gone the sun _____________________ 370 Day is dying in the west ____________________________ 51 Dear Lord and Father of mankind __________ 116 Dear Saviour, we would know Thy love __ 147 Deeper Yet ______________________________________ 275 Depth of mercy!-can there be __________________ 234 Dismiss us, Lord, with blessing, we pray __ 702 Don't forget the Sabbath _________ ________________ 653 Dra w Me Nearer ______________________________________ 594 Dying with Jesus, by death reckoned __ 583

INDEX OF TITLES AND FIRST LINES

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He reigns I the Lord, the Saviour, reigns 179 He sleeps in Jesus-peaceful rest ______________ 494 He that goeth forth with weeping __________ 627 He Will Gather the Wheat _______________ 538 He's coming once again ______________ 191 He's Coming .. __________________ __ 669 Hear our prayer, 0 Lord _ _ _ _ _ _ 688 Heaven at Last __ .. _. __ ._......__.___.__._____ 556 Heaven is my home .... _..___ ._..___._. __ ._... _. __.___. 659 Heir of the kingdom, 0 why dost thou __ 185 Here am I, send me .. ____ ._____.___________ .____________ 447 Hiding in Thee ________________________________ 586 High in the heavens, eternal God ___ 69 Higher Ground _._ ... _.____ ._. __________ 631 His Loving-Kindness _.__________ 667 Ho! reapers of life's harvest _______ 444 Hold Fast Till I Come _.._.. _. ___ ...______________ 548 Holy as Thou, 0 Lord, is none _ _ _ 80 Holy Bible! Book divine ________ 219 Holy day, Jehovah's rest _ _ _ _ _ 654 Holy, Holy, Holy __ .. ____ .. __._._._________ 73 Holy, righteous, heavenly King ____ 70 Holy Spirit, faithful Guide __ .._. _______ 211 Holy Spirit, faithful Guide, lead us _._ 701 Holy Spirit, lamp of light ________ ._ 216 Holy Spirit, light divine 206 Home of the Soul ____ .____ 552 Home, Sweet Home _ 415 Homeward Bound __________.___ 661 Hover o'er me, Holy Spirit _________ 212 How beauteous are their feet ._________ 442 How Can I Keep From Singing? _.____.. ____ 265 How cheering is the Christian's hope ___ 387 How far from home? I asked, as on _. ______ 665 How firm a foundation, ye saints of the __ 255 How gentle God's commands _.. __________ 64 How pleasant, how divinely fair _ _ _ 24 How shall I follow Him I serve .. __________ 519 How shall we stand in that great day _____ 482 How sweet are the tidings that greet ___ 669 How sweet, how heavenly is the sight ____ 431 How sweet the light of Sabbath eve ____ 460 How sweet the name of Jesus sounds ___ 150 How sweet upon this sacred day _. ______ 458 How tedious and tasteless the hours __ 660 How vain is all beneath the skies _______ 490 Hushed was the evening hymn ______ 428

I have a song I love to sing _______ 638 I hear the Saviour say _.._._. _________ 527 I hear Thy welcome voice _____________ . 224 I heard the voice of Jesus say _. _______ 225,226 I know my heavenly Father knows _ ____ 591 I know that My Redeemer lives _._ _ _ 488 I lay my sins on Jesus _. ___________ .______ 278 I long to behold Him arrayed ______ 200 I love Thee, I love Thee ... _...._________ 343 I love the sacred book of God _____ 220 I love to steal awhile away ________ 317 I love to tell the story __._________ 518 I need Thee every hour .. _________ 258 605 I need Thee, precious Jesus I saw one weary , sad , and torn _____ 371 I sing the mighty power of God 93 I Surrender All ..._.... _.._.._________________________ 573 I think when I read that sweet story _ 422 I will early seek the Saviour ______ 417 I will follow Thee, my Saviour _____ 266 I will never, never leave thee _____ 397 I will not let Thee go _________ 243 I wi II si ng of Jesus' love _. ____ .. _______ ... _. _____ 529 I will sing you a song of that beautiful .___ 552 I would be, dear Saviour, wholly Thine _ 597 I would be true, for there are those who 425 I'm a child of the King ____________ .. ____ .____ 614 I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger ___ 666 I'm but a stranger here _. __..... _. __.____ 659 I'm pressing on the upward way .____ .____ 631 I've found a Friend; oh, such a Friend _ 531 I've wandered far away from God ____ 560 If any little word of mine _ _ _ _ _ _ 629 If through unruffled seas ___________ 249 I n Christ there is no east nor west ___ 436 In heavenly love abiding .__ 674 In joyful high and holy lays _ _ _ _ 650 In our hearts celestial voices _ _ _ _ _ 419 In the beauty of holiness __________ 6 In the blood from the cross _. 275 In the cross of Christ I glory ______ 125 In the Garden __ ......... _. _____ ... ___ .. ______ _ _ _ 606 In the glad time of the harvest _ _ _ 539 In the heart of Jesus ________ 348 In the hour of trial _.____________ 327 In the land of fadeless day __________ 558 In the sun, and moon , and stars _____ 178 Into the woods my Master went _ _ _ 128 Is My Name Written There? _........______.__ 617 It came upon the midnight clear ___ 99 It Is Well _. __. ____________ .... __ .____ .____ .. ________ 313 It may be at morn, when the day is __ 536

I am coming, Lord ._______________ 224 I am coming to the cross _______________________ 600 I am so glad that our Father in heaven _ 423 I am Thine, 0 Lord, I have heard Thy __ 594 I am thinking today of that beautiful __ 626 I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus _.__________ 256 I ask not, Lord, for less to bear _______ 251 I come to the garden alone _____________ 606 r come to Thee, 0 Father _________ 286 I Do Believe .__________.__ .. ________________ 670 r gave My life for thee __._____________._ 230 I give my heart to Thee .. _____________..... _. ___ ._. __ 285 I have a Friend so precious _.... _.. _.... __...... 532 I have a Saviour, He's pleading in glory 575

Jerusalem, my happy home 309 Jerusalem the golden ____ ._ 300 Jesus, and shall it ever be ___ 152 521 Jesus calls us; o'er the tumult Jesus, come and bless us _________ 602 549 Jesus Comes .._____ .__________ .. ____._ Jesus, Friend of little children _ _ _ _ 420 Jesus, full of all compassion ________ 237 Jesus, I my cross have taken 267

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Jesus, I will follow Thee ___ 429 Jesus invites His saints ___ _________ 472 Jesus Is Coming Again ____________ 541 Jesus Is Mine ________________________________________ 277 Jesu s is tenderly calling thee home ____ 569 Jesu s, keep me near the cross ___ _ __ 595 Jesu s, Lord, we look to Thee ____ ____ 68 401, 402 Jesus, lover of my soul ______ Jesus Loves Even Me __________ 423 Jesus Paid I t All ______ _____ 527 637 Jesus Saves ____________________ Jesus, Saviour, pilot me _ _ _ _ _ ____ 398 Jesus, still lead on __________________. __ .. 676 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me __ .____. 430 Jesus the 10vll1g Shepherd .__ ......_ _ ___ 572 Jesus, the very thought of Thee ____ 158 Jesus, these eyes have never seen _ _ _ 166 Jesus, Thou hast promised __ .._._____.. 602 Jesus, Thou joy of loving hearts .. ____.. 154 Jesus, Thy boundless love to me __ .._.. 146 Jesus, to Thee I now can fly ._.. ______. 233 Jesus, where'er Thy people meet ___._ 515 Joy of loving hearts ____________________________ ._._._ 154 Joy to the world , the Lord will come _._.. 189 Just as I am, without one plea __.. _._.... _. 222 Just (or Today ....____________ .._ ... 604 Just Outside the Door ________ ._______ ._ ......... 562 Just over the mountains in the Promised 642 Just when I need Him, Jesus is near .... _. 590 Keep me calm ___ .._____________ ._ 334

Lord , dismi ss us with Thy blessing ______ 33 Lord, for tomorrow a nd its needs ____________ 604 Lord , have mercy, have mercy upon us ____ 686 Lord, her wa tch Th y church is keeping __ 437 Lord, I care not for riches _________________ 617 Lord, I hear of showers of blessing _ ____ 208 Lord, I'm Coming Home _______________ _ 560 Lord, in th e fullness of my might ________ 386 Lord, in the morning Thou shalt hear ____ 39 Lord Jesus, I long to be perfectly whole __ 592 Lord, keep us safe this night _________ 694, 696 Lord of all being, throned afar ________________ 20 Lord of our life, and God of our salva tion 262 Lord of the ocean vast and deep ____________ 97 Lord of the Sabbath and its light ___________ 455 Lord, speak to me, th at I may speak _____ 407 Lord, Thy children guide and keep __ 408 Lord, we come before Thee now ._______ 30 Lord, we come with hearts aflame __________ 229 Lord, whiie for all mankind we pray ____ 509 Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise Thee 23 Love divine, all loves excelling ______________ 142 Loving-Kindness ___________________________ 667 Lovingly, Tenderly Calling _________________ 572 Low at Thy pierced feet __________ 239

Land of pure delight ___ . ___._._________ .__ 299 Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling __ 403 Lead on , 0 King Eternal _____._..._.______... _ 362 Lead them, my God, to Thee __ .._____. ______ 410 Lead Thou me on, and then m y feet ___ 406 Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us ____ 87 Leaning on Jesus __._._______ 611 Lest We Forget _____________.. _.__.... __ _ _ _. 505 Let all mortal flesh l>eep silence _____ 685 Let every lamp be burning bright ___ 183 Let heaven highest praises bring ____ 297 Let others seek a home below 662 Let the little ones come _________._._._ _ _ 422 Let the Lower Lights Be Burning ____ 628 Let the Saviour In ________ .._.__ 566 Let the words of my mouth ____ 691 Let Thy Spirit, blessed Saviour ____ 207 Lift Him up, 'tis He that bids you _. _________ 520 Lift up the trumpet, and loud let it ring 541 Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates ____ 294 Like as a father pities his child 66 Little Town of Bethlehem ___ _ _ _ 104 Live out Thy life within me _________ 279 Lo! He comes, with clouds descending __ 176 Long for my Saviour I've been waiting 186 Long upon the mountains, weary ___ .. _. ____ 664 Look for the waymarks as you journey on 671 Look upon Jesus , sinless is He ___ . ____ 593 Lord, at this closing hour ._.. __ .________ 32 Lord! at Thy feet we humbly lie __ ....__.. 236 Lord, bless Thy word to every heart _ 700

Majestic sweetness sits enthroned _ _ 159 Ma ke me a captive, Lord .__. ____.._. 284 Marching to Zion ________________.._. _____. __ ._._ 640 Master, no offering costly or sweet ____ 478 Master, the tempest is raging ______ 677 May Jesus Christ be praised _____ 43 'Mid pleasures and palaces _____._ 415 Mighty to Save ___.. ___..__. . __ 636 Missionary Hymn ____._________ 445 Missionary 's Farewell _ _ _ _ _ _._.. 657 Moment by Moment ____... _. _________ 583 More love to Thee, 0 Christ ._ __ 385 Mourn for the thousands slain _____ 502 Must Jesus bear the cross alone ..____._ 274 My blest Redeemer and my Lord ___ 140 My country, 'lis of thee ___________ _ .... __.. 510 My faith looks up to Thee _____ ... __ 246 My Father is rich in houses and lands _. 614 My Father Knows ._._.____. ___________________ 591 My glorious Victor, Prince Divine __ ___ 648 My God, how endless is Thy love .._ ._____ 414 My God, is any hour so sweet _______ 325 My gracious Lord, I own Thy right _.. 21 My heart is resting, 0 my God ________ 332 My hope is built on nothing less ___ .. 581 My Jesus, as Thou wilt 404 My Jesus, I love Thee __ ._ _ __ _ _ _ 276 My life flows on in endless song _ _ _ 265 My Lord and I _.... ___ ._.. _...__ _ _ _ _ _.. 532 __ 71 My Maker and my King My salvation, my all ___.. 160 My soul, be on thy guard .. 358 My spirit on Thy care 252 Nailed to the Cross _ _ _ _ _ _ 123 Nazareth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 114

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Near the Cross ____________________________________________ 595 Nea r to the Heart of God 681 Nearer, my God, to Thee ____________________________ 382 Nearer, still nearer, close to Thy heart __ 390 Nearin g Home ______________________________________ 642 Never stand still ______________________ 369 New every morning is the love _______ 42 No Night There _----_________________________________ __ 558 Not I, but Christ, be honored, loved __ 271 Not now, but in the coming years ____ 495 Now God be with us, for the night _ _ 55 Now just a word for Jesus ____________ 522 Now thank we all our God 90 Now the day is over _______ 52

o beautiful for spacious skies o Beulah Land _________________________________

503 _ 554 o blessed hour, when evening comes _ 60 o bow Thine ear, Eternal One ________ 484 o brother, be faithfull soon Jesus _ __ 173 o Canada ______________________________________ _ _ 508 o Christ, with each returning morn ____ 41 o Christian, awake! 'tis the Master's ____ 576 o come, all ye faithful _________________________ ___ 105 o come, 0 come, Immanuel _________ _______ 109 0, could I find, from day to day _________ 322 o could I speak the matchless worth _ 161 o could our thoughts and wishes fly __ 244 o day of rest and gladness __ ______________ 463 o dep1h of mercy _______________________ _ __ _ 561 0, for a closer walk with God ______________ 383 o for a faith that will not shrink _________ 245 o for a heart to praise my God ____ __ 18 o for a thousand tongues, to sing ____ 155 o for that flame of living fire _________ 210 o Gift of God, we praise Thee __________ 149 o God , beneath Thy guiding hand _ __ 507 o God, mine inmost soul convert ____ 384 o God of Bethel, by whose hand ___ 88 o God, our help in ages past _________ __ _ 81 o golden day, so long desired ______ 434 o happy band of pilgrims __________________________ 377 o happy day1 that fixed my choice _ _ 310 o happy home, where Thou art loved _ 412 o holy Lord, content to fill _ ________ 426 o how happy are they __________ 292 o Jesus, I have promised _ _ _ _ ____ 288 o Jesus, my Redeemer ______ 613 o Jesus, Thou art standing _ _ _ _ 231 o Lamb of God! still keep me _____ _ 290 o let me walk with Thee, my God ___ 395 o little town of Bethlehem ______________________ 104 o Lord of life, Thy kingdom is at hand _ 198 o love divine, how sweet thou art _____ 148 o love divine, that stooped to share __ 144 o Love divine, what hast Thou done _ 151 o love of God, how strong and true __ 67 o Love that wilt not let me go ______ 145 o Master, let me walk with Thee ___ 346 o Master! when Thou callest __________ 363 o now I see the crimson wave __ ___ 598 o perfect Love, all human thought _ _ 416

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o praise the Lord , all ye nations ______ 693 o sacred Head, now wounded ________ 130 o safe to the Rock that is higher than I __ 586 o Saviour, precious Sa viour ___________________ 164 o solemn thoughtl and can it be ________ 481 o sometimes the shadows are deep _ ___ 633

0 , spread the tidings round ____________________ 526 0 , tell me, Thou life and delight ________ 400 o tender and sweet was the Father's ____ 570 o Thou in whose presence my soul __ 160 o Thou , to whose all-searching sight __ 330 o Thou who hearest every heartfelt _ _ 684 o weary soul, the gate is near _______________ 562 o what their joy and their glory must _ 202 o where are kings and empires now? _ 435 o where are the reapers that garner in _ 620 o who, in such a world as this _ _ _ 381 o who is this that cometh 636 o Word of God Incarnate _______ 217 o worship the King, all-glorious above _ 75 o worship the Lord in the beauty of _ 6 o Zion, haste, thy mi ssion high _ ___ 449 O 'er all the land have the signs _ _ _ 544 Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus __ 528 Old Hundredth ________________________________ 683 On a hill far away stood an old rugged _ 533 On hills and vales of heaven _________ 98 On jordan's stormy banks I stand ___ 553 On the shore beyond the sea 657 On wings of living light _________ 133 Once in Jerusalem of old _______ 473 Once in royal David's city ________ ____ 424 Once to every man and nation 513 One Foundation ____ ._____ .. ____________ _ _ _ 433 One more day's work for Jesus _ _____ 622 One precious boon, 0 Lord, I seek __ 338 One sweetly solemn thought ________ 352 One thing I of the Lord desire _ _ _ 634 Only Thee . ____ .. _____________________________ _ 580 Only Trust Him ___________ .._..__ .... _ 567 Onward, Christian Soldiers! ________________ 360 Our blest Redeemer, ere He breathed _ 214 Our day of praise is done _________ _ 58 Our Lord is risen from the dead _ _ _ 132 Our Pa rting Hymn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 34 Our Song of Praise _________________________ 22 Out from the campfire's red glowing __ 501 Out on an ocean all boundless we ride _ 661 Outside the door 231 Over the Line 570 Pass me not, 0 gentle Saviour 559 Peace, Be Still! ________________________ _ 677 Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world _ 311 Pilgrims, on! the day is dawning _ _ _ 373 Portuguese Hymn _. ________________________ _ ___ 255 Praise God, from whom all blessings flow 683 Praise Him! Praise Him! __________ _ _ 645 Praise, 0 praise our God and King _ _ 10 Praise the Lord ____________ .. ____________ _ _ 647 Praise the Lord, His glories show _ _ 16 Praise to the Lord, the Almighty _ _ 12

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Praise ye the Father for His loving _ _ 9 14 Praise ye the Lordi 'tis good to raise _ Prayer is the soul's sincere desire ____ 319 Precious Name __________________________________ 523 Prince of Peace, control my wiII _ _ _ 117 Purer yet and purer 388

Speak, Lord, in the stillness __________________ 329 Spirit divine, attend our prayer _ _ _ 213 Stand Like the Brave _______________________ 576 "Stand still and see!" yea, see today ___ 337 Stand up! stand up for Jesus _________ 354 Standing by a purpose true ___________ 497 Star of our hope! He'll soon appear _ 188 Still, still with Thee _______________ _ _ _ _ 326 Still with Thee, 0 my God __ 315 Sun of my soul, 0 Saviour dear ____ 321 Sunlight in the Heart _____ 612 Sunset and evening star _________ 678 Sunshine in the Soul _ 607 Sweet be thy rest __ 493 Sweet By and By ______ 551 Sweet hour of prayer ______________________ 316 Sweet is the work, my God, my King _ 46 Sweet Name ______________ 517 Sweet Peace _______________________________ 609 Sweet promise is given to all who ___ 548 Sweet the time, exceeding sweet _ _ _ 516 Sweetly the holy hymn 40

Raise the standard high 500 Recessional ____________________________ __ _ _ 505 Redeemed! how I love to proclaim it _ 635 Rejoice, ye pure in heart ________ 17 Remember Me ______________________ 124 Rescue the perishing _________ 623 Return, 0 wanderer, return _ _ _ _ _ 221 Ride on! ride on in majesty _______ 127 Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky _ 514 Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings _ 668 Rock of Ages, cleft for me _ _ _ _ _ 474 Rock that is higher 633 Room in my heart 103 Rose of Sharon ______ 98 Round the Lord in glory seated _ _ _ 74 499 Rouse, then, soldiers Safe in the arms of Jesus 615 Safely through another week _____ 462 Saved by Grace ___________________________________ 630 Saviour, agam to Thy dear name ___ 34 Saviour, blessed Saviour T-------------------- 287 Saviour, breathe an evening blessing _ 49 Saviour, like a Shepherd lead us _ _ _ 394 Saviour mine ____________________________________ 264 Saviour! Thy dying love Thou gavest _ 283 Saviour, while my heart is tender ___ 427 See, Israel's gentle shepherd stands _ _ 411 See the leaves around us falling ____ 491 Shall I Let Him In? ____ 565 Shall we gather at the river ____ ___ 555 Shall we meet beyond the river _ _ _ 557 Shall You? Shall I? _____________________ 568 Shepherd divine, Thou leadest me _ _ 391 Shepherd of tender youth _____________ 167 Show pity, Lord; 0 Lord, forgive ___ 240 Showers of Blessing ____ 652 Silent night, holy night 102 Since I have been redeemed _ _ _ _ _ 638 Since to the Holiest none may enter ___ 139 Sing them over again to me _ _____ 574 Sitting at the feet of JesUi' 618 Sleeping on Guard ____________________________ 501 Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling _ _ 563 Softly now the light of day 48 Soldiers of Christ, arise 366 Solid rock ______.._________________________ 579 Some day the silver cord wiII break _____ 630 Someone wiII enter the pearly gate ______ 568 Something for Jesus _________ _ _ 283,658 Sometime We'll Understand _______ 495 Sometimes a light surprises _______ 254 Soon may the last glad song arise _ ___ 201 Sound the battle cry ________________________________ 499 Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of _ 621

Take my heart, 0 Father, take it _ _ 269 Take my life, and let it be _________ 273 Take the name of Jesus with you _ _ 523 Take the world, .but give me Jesus ____ 596 Take time to be holy ____________________________ 603 Tell it to every kindred and nation ____ 543 Tell me the old, old story __________ 524 Tell me the story of Jesus __________ 534 Ten thousand times ten thousand ____ 306 The Best Friend Is Jesus _ _ _ _ _ _ 528 The Blessed Hope ____________________ 371 The Breaking of the Day ______ _ _ _ 182 The church has one foundation ____ 433 The church has waited long 177 The Cleansing Wave _________________ 598 The Comforter Has Come _ 526 The coming King is at the door _____ 546 The dawn of God's dear Sabbath _ _ 467 The day of resurrection ___________________ 135 The day Thou gavest, Lord, is ended _ 57 The first noel the angel did say _____ 108 The glory of the spring how sweet ___ 95 The God of A braham praise __________ 76 The golden morning is fast approaching 547 The Great Physician now is near _ _ _ 5110 The hand that made us 91 The Helping Word ______ 629 The Herald Angels Sing _ _ _ _ _ _ 111 The hidden years at Nazareth ______ 114 The home where changes never come _ 616 The homeland! 0 the homeland _ _ _ 639 The hour of prayer _______________________ 325 The judgment has set, the books _ _ _ 482 The King of love my Shepherd is ________ 86 The King shall come when morning _ 194 The Larger Prayer ____________________________________ 328 The Lord be with us as we bend _ ____ 37 The Lord bless you and keep you _ _ 695 The Lord in Zion reigneth 7

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The Lord is coming! let this be _______________ 187 The Lord is in His holy temple, 690, 699, 703 The Lord is my light ____________________________ 577 The Lord is my Shepherd, no want __ 405 The Lord Jehovah reigns ___________ 11 The Lord's my Shepherd 260 The Lord's our Rock ___ 585 The Matchless Worth 161 The Mercy Seat ____________________ 241 The morning light is breaking _ _ _ _ 454 The name of Jesus is so sweet ______ 643 The Ninety and Nine ___________ 673 The Old Rugged Cross ____________ 533 The Rock That Is Higher _______________________ 633 The Sabbath day has reached its close _ 61 The shadows lengthen, Lord, with me __ 698 The shadows of the evening hours ____ 54 The Solid Rock __________________________________ 581 The Son of God goes forth to war ___ 361 The spacious firmament on high ___ 91 The sun is on the land and sea __________ 45 The sun rolls down the distant west _ 59 The tempter to my soul hath said _ _ 253 The time is near when Zion's sons _ _ 307 The wonders of redeeming love _________ 143 The Wondrous Cross ________________________ 118, 120 The Word, whose word can make me ___ 203 There comes to my heart one sweet __ 609 There is a blessed hope _____________________ 379 There is a book that all may read ____ 92 There is a fountain filled with blood _ 163 There is a gate that stands ajar _____ 561 There is a green hill far away _ _ _ _ 126 There is a happy land _________________ 301 There is a land of corn and wine _ _ 554 There is a land ·of pure delight _ _ _ 299 There is a name I love to hear 171 There is a place of quiet rest 681 There is a road, though narrow ____ 374 There is a safe and secret place ____ 399 There is sunlight on the hilltop _____________ 612 There is sweet rest for feet now weary _ 380 There lives a voice within me ______________ 281 There shall be showers of blessing __ 652 There was One who was willing _________ 123 There were ninety and nine ________________ 673 There's a land that is fairer than day __ 551 There's a song in the air _____________________ 106 There's a Stranger at the door ________ 566 There's a wideness in God 's mercy _ _ 65 There's no other name like Jesus _________ 517 There's sunshine in my soul today _ _ 607 They brought their gifts to Jesus _ _ 658 They come from the east and west _ _ 453 Thine Approbation _____________________ 338 Thine forever! God of love 282 This is my Father's world _______ 646 This is the day of rest ________________ 461 Thou art coming, 0 my Saviour ___________ 196 Thou Art Near ____________________________________________ 144 Thou art, 0 Christ, the light and life _ 389 Thou didst leave Thy throne ________________ 103

Thou hidden Source of calm repose ___ 169 Thou whose almighty word _________ 451 Throw out the life line ________________ 624 Thy broken body, gracious Lord _ _ _ 471 Thy holy Sabbath, Lord _________________________ 470 Thy kingdom come! on bended knee __ 193 Thy mighty love, 0 God 63 Thy voice h ath spoken _____ 36 Thy way, not mine, 0 Lord _ _ _ _ _ 396 Till we meet again _____________________ 35 'Tis almost time for the Lord to come ____ 182 'Tis by the faith of joys to come _____ 242 'Tis finishedl so the Saviour cried _ _ 535 'Tis midnight; and on Olives' brow __ 121 'Tis my happiness below ___________ 248 'Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus _____ 588 'Tis the blessed hour of prayer 324 To Be Living Is Sublime ___ 359 To God be the glory _________ 647 To Thee, 0 dear, dear Saviour ____ 264 To us a Child of hope is born 100 Toil on a little longer here _ _ _ _ _ 247 Tread Softly ___________________________ 601 Trust and Obey 582 Under His wings I am safely abiding ______ 587 Unseen but Known ________________________________ 166 Unshaken as the sacred hills ______ 392 Wait, and Murmur Not 616 Waiting and Watching _ ______ ____ 542 Wake, awake, for night is flying _____ 197 Wake the song of joy and gladness _______ 649 Walk in the light! so shalt thou know ___ 339 Walking with God ______________________________________ 395 Watch, ye saints, with eyelids waking ____ 549 Watchful at His gate __________________________________ 351 Watchman, blow the gospel trumpet ______ 619 Watchman, tell me, does the morning ____ 180 Watchmen on the walls of Zion ___________ 184 We are living, we are dwelling ________ 359 We Are Nearing Home _________________________ 642 We gather together to ask the Lord's _ 8 We give Thee but Thine own ____________ 477 We Have an Anchor ________________________ 584 We have heard a joyful sound ____________ 637 We have heard from the bright ________________ 305 We have not known Thee as we ought ____ 350 We know not the hour of the Master's ____ 540 We know not the time when He cometh 542 We may not climb the heavenly steeps ____ 141 We sing the praise of Him who died ____ 296 We speak of the realms of the blest _______ 199 We stand in deep repentance ____________ 235 We three kings of Orient are ________ 107 We walk by faith __________ 242 We Worship Thee ___________________ 164 "We would see Jesus;" for the shadows ____ 29 We'll build on the Rock, the living Rock 579 We'll work till Jesus comes _______________________ 662 We're bound for the land of the pure ______ 368 We've no abiding city here _______________ 308 Weary of earth and laden with my sin _ 289

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Weeping endures but for a night _____ 312 Welcome, day of sweet repose ______ 469 Welcome, delightful morn _______ 465 \Velcome, welcome, day of rest __________ 459 What a fellowship, what a joy divine _ 611 What a friend we have in Jesus ____ 320 What a Wonderful Saviour ______ 644 What Hast Thou Done? ___________ 230 What of the night? ______________________________________ 184 When all my labors and trials are o'er _ 641 When darkness gathers round thy way ____ 314 When He cometh __________________________________________ 418 When I survey the wondrous ____ 118, 119, 120 W'hen Jesus shall gather the nations __ 538 When morning gilds the skies _ _ _ _ 43 When, my Saviour, shall I be _____ 250 When peace, like a river ________ 313 When the King Comes In _______________ 537 When the King Shall Claim His Own _ 539 When the Lord of love was here _________ 115 When Thou, my righteous Judge _______ 190 When we walk with the Lord ________________ 582 When wilt Thou save the reOple? _____ 675 Whence came the armies 0 the sky _____ 378 Where Are the Reapers? ________________ 620 Where high the heavenly temple ____ 137 While Jesus whispers to you 564

While shepherds watched their flocks ...... 101 Whiter Than Snow ______.._ ......._ 592 Wholly Thine _______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _______ 597 Whosoever Will ______________________________ 571 Why stand with rusty blade? _____________ 444 Will There Be Any Stars? _______ 626 Will You Go? ____________________________________________ 368 Will your anchor hold in the storm of ____ 584 With praise, 0 God, we worship Thee ____ 697 With reverence let the saints appear _______ 4 With willing hearts we tread _________________ 439 "Within the veil" __________________________________ 139 Wonderful Love of Jesus __________________________ 650 Wonderful Peace _______ 610 Wonderful Words of Life ________ ________ 574 Work, for the night is coming ___________ 446 Work while it is today ________________________ 347 Working, 0 Christ, with Thee _______________ 345 Workman of God, 0 lose not heart __________ 443 Worthy, worthy is the Lamb ______________________ 168 Would you win a Saviour's blessing? ______ 479 Ye servants of God, your Master _____ 342 Ye servants of the Lord __________________________ 351 Ye watchers and ye holy ones _____________ 77 Ye who rose to meet the Lord _____ 181 Yield not to temptation ___ 498

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Abiding Presence _ 587, 588 Adoration and Praise ________ 581 Baptism __________________________________ 605 598 Call to Youth __________ Christ the Deliverer _________________ 585 Christ's Love and Sympathy _______ 585 Christ's Priesthood ______________________________ 584 Christ's Second Coming ____________ 586 Christ's Sufferings and Death _____ 584 Christian Perfection ______________ 599 Christian Warfare _ _ 596 Consecration _______ 594 Conversion __________ 593 Discipleship ____________________________ 600 Exhortations to Godliness __ 596 God's Power in Nature 582 Goodness of God ____ 591 Guidance ________________ 604 Hope and Aspiration 604 Joy of Forgiveness 594 Judgment __ 607 Love _____________ 601 Love of God _ 583 Loyalty 603 Majesty and Power 582

Meditation and Prayer _________________ 595 Our Protector ___________________________ 591 Peace _______________________________________ 595 Praise __________________________ 602 Prayer _______________ ________ 602 Repentance ________________________________ 593 Returning to God _________________________________ 598 Reward of the Saints ________ 608, 609 Seeking the Lost ________________ 599 Temperance __ __ ____ 608 The Call _______________________________ 592 The Christian Life ____________ 597 The Godly __.___________ 597 The Good Shepherd _ 590 The Holy Scriptures ___________ 588 The Holy Spirit _________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 587 The Lord's Supper ________ ____________ 606 The Requirements of God 589 The Sabbath ______________________ _ ____ 605 The Ten Commandments _______ 580 The Three Angels' Messages ______ 580 Tithes and Offerings _____________ 606 Union With Christ _______________ 589 Watchfulness __ 603 Work and Duty 601