KINGDOM HYMf'4S.. WITH MUSIC

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Preface -

me hymns in this book are called "TGngdolil Hymns" because they relate to the liingdo~n of God. ,111 who lore the Lord Jesxis and his appearing delight to sing hylnris to his praise. He is- here. The command to the Christian is that this good news shall be told to the people.

I The children are a rising generation, many of whom ill be among those who will never die. Surely they shoulcl he taught to sing the praises of the King of glory, who conies to bless all the families of the earth who ~vill receive his blessing. In the children's Bible classes these hymns -\\.ill be fonnd helpful and -

beneficial. Song soothes the mind and makes glad the heart. The song of praise now beginning to rise in the earth will con- tinue until filially every creature that breathes will be singing the praises .tf the King of kings and Lord of lords.

The selection of these hymns m7as made chiefly by Brother William F. Jones of Vancouver, B. C. The writers are divers. The SOCIETY publishes them to encourage the young in the study of the Divine Plan and in their praise to the great King, Christ Jesus, and to the Almighty, Jehovah God. They are sent forth with the prayer that they may be a blessing to many.

WATCH TOWER BIBLE & TRACT SOCIETY June, 1924.

Foreword

For many centuries parents llave taught: their children that God has provided a great 1al;c of fire in \\-31ich Hc torment sinners fo~.cvcr. Secessa~.ily such tlloughts frightened tlie chil-

- dren, \\-lie have often lieard the name of God wit11 dread, fear and tre~~ll)liag.

In the Sunclay Sel~ools God's name has been largely ignored except to tell tlie children wllat a terrihle place IIe has for the punishlllcnt of thc -\vicl;ed. The n:lnie of Jesus has been magni- fied, ho~r-ercr, and the little ones have been told abont His good- ness and that Re might save them. As proof of \\-hat has heen the effect of the teaching of error upon the child mind, the fol- lowing instance is related. A little child after some mo~ncnts of silent meditation addressed its parent thus, "31other, I I i n o ~ what I am going to do as soon as I get to heaven; I am going to run and hide behind Jesus so God can't get me." >

Living now in tile light of present truth those parents who know God's plan ol\-e it to their children and to their neighbor's children to teach them the truth cancerning God. and His be- loved Son Jesus Christ. There are millions of children now on earth who will live forever and not die, but they must kno\v the truth. Jesus said, "This is life eternal, that they might know thee, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent." - Up to now there never has been such an opportunity to teach

- - the children that God is the great author of everything that is good; that in Him are equally balanced \vistlom, justice, love and power and that everything He does fa r man is for his good; that it was God who Lave His beloved Son Jesus, to die as a

-sacrifice that man might have an opportunity for life. Teach -- ihe children the truth concerning Jehovah and they Mill love 1 - Him and serve Him. They will magnify His name and magnify - the name of Jesus the great Redeemer. Then tho children will --_ \?.ant to sing the praises of1 God and the Lord Jesus. -.c J -- -

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I n view of tlie fact tliat 11-e are now living in the time of the L o ~ d ' s secolid prctselice, 1v11~11 Ile as the great liillv alicl esccntor a. of Jcho~7ali's 1~1311 ;s setting lnp His I;inpdom, it IS the blessed privilege of tlie olclcr oncs to teacll the dlildrc~n to sing tile praises of J ~ h o r i i h ancl the praises of Ilis beloved Son. I n tlie language of tlie Psalmist,

"Sing praises to Go'd, Sing p.rniscs,

Sing p r a i s ~ ~ s ~ m t o our Icing, Sing praises." -Psalilz 47 : 6.

Believing that there is a great neecl for a song b001i f or the chil- drc :~~ which will enable tlielil to siug the praises of the Lord in

, harmony witll His plan, we are publishing ancl sencling forth the follou-ing collectioli of hymns. J tucl~ credit is due to Brother JJ-m. Jones of Vancouver. B. C., for this arrallgellient of poems and hymns. Having confidence ia his ability as a lnnsiciail and lcnorving him to be thoroughlg- clcrotecl to the Lord, we have relied much on his judgment in tlie selection of the ones here pnblished. So~nc assistance \\-as also renclered by a fully conse- crated Sister in Christ.

Tire hope tlie little ones 11-il1 find much joy in singing these hymns to the praise of our Lord ant1 of Jeliol-ah, ancl that their parents \\-ill be made glad and join ~viilz tlie children in these

- songs of praise. With the hope that these songs may gIadden the hearts of

many children and bring liollor and praise to the Great Creator, froin vhom corrieth every good and perfect gift, and also be to the praise of His beloved Son., we send then1 forth.

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2 A Secona Time our Lord Has Come I/ B E A m - J. B. DYKES

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But not a - gain to mf - fer pain, And on the cross to dl-. A price to give that we might live Through his re- deem - ing grace. The world to win from strife and sin. And bring the per - feet day. And all man-kind their life shall find A i'ar - a - dise be - low.

I 1, 3 - Birds Are Singing, Woods Are Ringing 1 L. F. COLE

I 1. B i d are sing -ing,woods "k-e ring - ing, With thy prais - es, bless - ed King; 2. Wa - ters danc-ing, sun-beamsglanoing, Sing thy glo - ry $eer - 1 - ly; )I 3 . A n - e e h - n v i l l join the e h o - r u a ~ c b a . l I e a r t h s h a l l s m ~ totbee:

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M e and mom-tain, field md foun-tain, To thy throne their tri - butes bring. Blw - soms break-ing, na - ture wak - ing. Chantthy prsis - es mer - ri - IY. Heaven bf ring - ing, e+ be sin6 - ing. Prais - ea t? thee joy - ful - ly:

Come,. Ye Children, Sweetly Sing

1. Come, j e ch~l- &en, sweet - ly slng i'rals - es to your ha -\ iour King. 2 Jc - sus 1s the ch~l-dren's Friend, Lov - ing, falth - ful to thc ent]; 3 Once from heal'n to earth he canle, Suf - fered deatt1,con- tempt, ant] I~lame, 4. Help us lo\ e thee more and more, Sel ve thee tru - ly ev - er - more,

w I Ilearts and xoi - cer glad - ly bring: Praise his name! I Rir.11 - est pfts florn I f ~ n i de - scend,- Joy and pektce. 1 Dlcd up - on :I cros- of shame, Crouned with thorns. I T11l thy ran somed ail a - dore Thy great love. I

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Father of All MORAVIA. C. M. G E R J ~ A X MELODY OF T H E SIXTEENTH CENTCRY

I 1 - 1. Fa - ther of ail ! n e non- to thee, Who dnellst in heav'n a - dored; 2. A grate - iu l I~om- age may we yield Ki th hearts re -signed to thee; I 3. l h i m day to day r e hlim - hly own The hand that feeds us still;

/ 4. Still let thy grace our life di - rect; From e - guard our way;

Rnt prrs - ent still through all thy n-orlts The un - i - ver - sal La-d. And as in heav'nthy -will is done, On earth so let, it be. Give us our bread, and teach to rest Con- tent - ed in thy will.

I And in temp - ta-tion's fa - tal path Per - mit us not to . stray.

Father of Lights GOLIN STERNE

I I 1. Pa - tiler of Light5 ! to Thce ni turn TT'hcn even - ing, sha - dows 2. Pa. -tiler of L~ghts ! w11cn picas - ilres cteir\e L\nd 11ft. is rross'd nith 3. l'a - t h r r of I,igt~t\ 1 t)e Tho11 our s t ~ y In pws - ent days of 4. F.L - ther of I ~ g h t s ! when life shall damn An11 merge In - to that

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I I I I round us close, TVlren stars on stars a - hove us bum, :lnd thoughtsof ill, In Thee a - lone we find our peace, In e;~rtl~'s dis -tress, Till sin and death shall pass a - Kay .4ntl per - fect day, And we, from ev - 'ry care with-drawn. In P I

earth is ;rapt in calm re - pose. The mitf -night hark i~ Thee the trou - bled heart is still The fu - ture dark, the $1 that doth man-kind op - press. Then we shall nei - ther joy and glad - nzss own Thy sway, A11 grief shall pass, all

noon -day clear, 0 I Love Di - vine, when Thou art near. pres - ent drear, Are bright n i th hope when Thou art near. faint nor fear; For all is joy when Thou art near. doub+:hal! c!esr; When Thou, 0 Light of lights,: art near.

i 8' Father of Mercies ? I&2LMONT. C. 3f. E WILLIAM G A R D I S E R ' ~ 'SACRED A~ELODIEB. ' IS12

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, 1. F a - ther of mer - cies. God of lo";, \\.hose gifts all crea - tures share 2. When IU the bo - som of the earth The sow - ur hid the grain, 1 3. The spring's sweet influence,lord, was Thine,The sea - sons knew Thy call;

I 4. Thy glfts of mer - cy from a - bove Ma - tured the swell; ing grain; -

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i ~ h e l roll - ing seasons as they more Pro - claim Thy con - stant care. Thy good-nessmarked its se - cret birth, And sent the ear - ly rain. Thou mad'st the sum- mer sun to shine. The sum - mer dews to fall.

I And now the bar- vest c r o ~ ~ n s Thy love, And plen - t y fills the plain.

Thy Kingdom Come, 0 God

1. Fa - ther, thy lilr~g-dom corn(,, Thy rule, 0 Christ, be - gin; ; 2. Haste,Lord. the prom - isect time Khen war shall be no more, 1 3. lye pray thce,lord, :t - rise, Stand up in thy great might; I 4. But now, e'en now, we see - The glo - ry of the beams,

Bkeakaith thine i - ron rqd The ty - ran - nies of sin. And lust, op - pres - sion, cnme, Shall flee thy face be -fore. h-o more let man de - spise, Thy nis - dom, 1ol.e. and might. 0 bless - ed Sun of Righteousness, Which from thy ris - ing gleams.

I' 10 For the Beauty of the Earth

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1. Ehr the beau - ty of the earth. For the beau - ty 2. For the beau - t y of e.wh hour Of the day and 3. For the joy of eer and eye; For the heart and 4. For the joy of hu - msm love; Bro - ther, s ~ s - ter,

of the skies. For the love nhich from our birth of the night, Hill and valr, and tree and, flow'r, mind's dr - light,- For thr my3 - tic* har - mo - ny par - ent, ch~ld, Friends on earth, and friends 3 - bove;

0' - vrr and a - round us I , C'hrist our Lord. to Sun and moon, and btara of light, ('hrist our 1,ortf. to Link - ing sense to sound ;md sight.-- ( 'hri~t our Lord. to o r all gen - tle thoughts and mild.- Christ our Imd , to - thee we raise T l~ i s our hymn of grate - ful praise. thee we raise This our hymn of grate - ful praise. thee we raise This our hymn of g r a t ~ - ful praise.

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a--'- ---- 0--- -0- 1 -"-- I. From all that dye11 be - low the skies, 2. E - ter - nal are thy mer - cies, Lord; 3. Your loft - y themes, ye mar - tals, bring;

ev - ery land be - gin the song;

To ev - cry land the strams be - long;

Let tke Re - deem - PT'S name be sung, I Thy pmlse shall sciund from shore to shore, The great sal - va - tion loud pro - calaim, In cheer - ful sound3 all VOIC - es raise,

L Through cv - 'ry land, by ev - 'ry tongue. From age to age, for - ev - er - more.

ev - er praise the Sav - iour's name. fill the world with joy - ful praise.

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- 1. Gen - tle, ho - ly .Jc - sus, Sav - iour meek and mild, 2. And in grace and n~cek - ness Up to man-hood grew, 3. I n thy \\'ord so ho - ly. Sav - iour, we can see 4. >lay we cop - y close - ly Him we so much love,

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Thou who once wax lash - ioned Like a lit - tle child, Shar - ins hu - man weak - ness, Hu - luau sor - row, too. That of us thou say - cst: "Let thcul come to me.''

1 Till we bear his like - ness, h~ a world of love.

Glory to Thee, My King, this Night It EVENIXG HYMN. L. If. TALLIS

1. Glo - ry to t&e, my King, this night, For nll the blew-inri of the light; 2. For-give me then,thou EIo - ly One, The ill- that I t l ~ i ~ day havedone; 3. Oh, let my soul on thee re - pose ! And may -tt7wt sleep mtne eye-lids c.lobe:

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I/ Keep me, oh. keep me, King of kings, ~e -nea th thine o ~ m al - might - y wings ! That, with theworld,my - self, and thee, I, ere I sleep, a t peacemay be. Sleep that shall me more vigorous make, To sen-e my King when I a -.wake.

14 God is Always Near ,Me BEMERTON. 6.5.7.5. FRIEDRICH. FILITZ

1. God P al - ways near 'ke. Hear - ibg wdat I say, a1 - ways near me; In the dark - est night

God al - ways near me. Though SO young and small: I1 3. God

/ Know - ing all my thoughts and deeds, All my wdrk and play. He can see me just the same As I)y mid - day light. I Xot r lhk , or word, or thought, But he knrws it all.

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God, Who Made the Earth

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1. God, who made the earth, The air, the sky, the sea, 2. God, who made the sun, The moon, the stars, 1s he 3. God, who made all things. On earth, in an-, in sea, I

4. God, who sent his Son To die on Cal - va - ry,

Who gave the light its birth, Car - eth for me. Who, when lie's clouds come qn, Car - eth for me. Who chang - ing sea - sons brings, Car - eth for me.

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God of Mercy, God of Grace

li 1. Lord bf mer - cy. Lord of grace, Shew the bright - n e ~ s 2. Let the peo - ple praise Thee, Lord; Be by all that 3. Let the pco - ple prais: Thec, Lord; Earth shall then h a

of Thy Face; Shine up - on us, Sav - iour, shine, live a - dored; Ikt the na - tions shout and sing fruits af - ford; God to m;un His bless - ing give,

Fill - ing all with Tr1:th Di - vine; .4nd Thy sav - ing Glo - ry to their Sav - iour King: :it Thy feet their Man to God de - vot - ed live; All be - low, and

health ex - tend Un - to earth's re - mot - est' end. trib - ute pay, And Thy ho - Iy Will o - bey. all a - bove, One in joy, and 1 and love.

God Secs the Little Sparrow Fall

1 PROVIDENCE. C . M. (with refrain). 8.6.8.6.

1 1. ~ o d sees the lit - tle spar -row fall, It meets his ten - der view;

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He paints the li - Iy of the fkld Per-fumeseach li - ly bdl; 3. God made the lit - tle birds and flowers And all things large and small

li ff God so Ioves the lit - tle birds, I know he loves me too. It he so loves the lit - tle flowers, I know he loves me well. He'll not tor - get his lit - tle ones, I know he loves them a!l.

He loves me too, he loves m e too, I know he loves me too;

Gracious Saviour, Gentle Shepherd

1. Gra - cious Sav - ilur, gen - tle Shep- herd, Lit - tIe ones are 2. Ten - der Shep- herd, nev - er Icave u.r Prom thy fold to

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dear to thet; c a t h - krrd with thine arms, and car - rictl go n - stray; By thy look of lovc cfi a - rrct - eti

its light; Lpt thy love ax~d grace con - strain us $d - rm sing, Both with lips nnil llrarts im - feign - nl

In thy bo - som may we be: Sn-cct - Iy, fond - iy. May we walk the king - dom way. Tllus tli - rrct n., T o s p -prove what - e'er is right, h a r n thy blc.;s - cd a we , our thank - offcr - ings bring; Then with all the

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1. ~i~ - py the child whose youngest days - ceive in - struction well, 2. When we . de - vote our youth to God. Tis pleas- ing m his eyes; 3. 'Twill Llsve us from a thousandsnares To mind re - lig - ion yqung; 4. To thee, Al-might - y King. to thee OW childhood we re, - sxgn;

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Wl!~o hatea the sin - ner's path and ways, Whose life God's praise do* tell. 1 A flower,when of - fered in the bud, Is no vain sac - ri - fice. Grace 'will pre-serve our following years, And make our vir - tues strong. 'Twill please tq look back and see That our whole lives were thiie.

Hark, My Soul! it is the Lord 11 ST. BEES. 7.7.7.7. J. B. D Y K ~

1. Hark, my soul ! .it is the Lord; ' n s thy Sav - idur; h&r hi Word: !I P I de - Iiv - emd thee when bound; And, when biding, healed thy wound; unchanging love. High - er than the heights a - bove, " is mychiefcomplaint That my love is weak and faint;

Je - sus spesks, andspeakst0 t h e e ~ s a y , my dear one, bp9st'thou : ,e? Sought tlm? wandering, set thee right; Turned thy dark-ness m - to light.

Hark ! the Song of Jubilee 11 ST. GEORGE'S, WINDSOR. 7.7.7.7.~. SIR J. O. E L Y ~

I 1. Hark! the song of Ju - bi - lee, Loud as might - y thunder's roar, 2. Hal - le - lu - jah ! Hark ! the sound, From the depths un - to the skies, 3. He shall reign from pole to pole, With il - lim - i - ta - ble s ~ ~ s y ;

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Or the ful -ness of the sea When it breaks up - on the ,shore. Wake* a - bove, be - neath, a - round, All ere - a - tion's har - mo - nies. He shaU reign, when like a scroll I-Ieaven and earth have passed a - way.

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. Hal - le - lu - jah! for the Lord God om-nip - o - tent shall reign. See Je - ho - vah's ban - ner furled. Sheathed his sword; he speaks, 'tis done, Then the end; be - neath his rod Man's last en - e - my shall fall:

Ech - o round the earth and main. Are the king- dom of his Son.

, .God in Chriit, is All in all.

Hark, the Glad Sound ST. SAVIOUR: C. M. 8.6.8.6.

dt rr - 'ry heart ex - ult with ioy, And ev - ' r y voice be song! The gates of brass be - fore him burst, The i - ron fet - tcrs yield. .4nd with the trea -sures of his grace To en -rich the hum- ble poor.

I And heaven's ex - alt - ed arch - es ring With thy most hon-ored name. I He MTill Take Care of You

6.4.10.10.10. HARRITEL

I 1. He n-ill takeeare of you..\ll thro' the day Jc - sus is near you to keep you from ill. 2. I-le w-ill take care of you All thro' the night Je - sus,the Shepherd, his lit-tle one keeps;

1 3. He ~vill take care of you.Tes; to the end, Sothing can al - ter his love for his own; I

/ Waking or resting. a t w0rk.o~ at play, Je - sus i4 with you,andw-atcFng youstill. j DarLncss to him is the sameas the light, He nev-er slumbers, and he nev- er sleeps.

Children,be glad that you have such a Friend; He will not leave you one moment a - lone.

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II 27 I Am Thine, 0 Lord, I Have Heard Thy Voice

1. I am thine, 0 Lord. I have heard thy voice. And it told thy love me; 2. Con -seerate me now to thy ser -vice.lord. By the pow'r of grace di - vine; 3. Oh, the pure de-light of a sin - gle hour Th t be-fore thy throne I spend,

But I long to rise in thearms of faith, And be clos - er drawn to thee. Let my soul look up with a stead-fast Pope, And my will be lost in thine. When I kneel in prayerand with thee,my King, I commune as friend with friend.

/I Draw me nesr - m. near- er, blessed Lord. To the cross where thou hast died:

I/ Draw me near- er, near - er, near-er.blessedLord. To thy precious bleed-ing side.

I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus STEPH.%NOS. 8.5.8.3.

1. I am trust - inq thee, l o r d Je - sus, Trust - ing on - ly thre: 2. I am trust - ing thre for par - don: At thy feet I bow; 3. 1 am trust - ing thee to guide me: Thou a - lone canst lead; 4. I am trust - ing thre, l o r d Je - sus; Kev - er let me fall ! I

T ~ U S ~ - in'g thee for full ;a1 - va - tion, Great and free. For thy grace and ten - der mer - cy Trust - ing now. Ev - 'ry day and hour sup - ply - ing All my need. I am trust - ing thee for - ev - er, And for all.

The Sacred Book

1. I love the sa - cred book of God; T o 0th - er can its place sup-ply: 2. Dear Book ! in thee nly ryes ciis- cern The im - age of my pres - ent1,ortl; 3. IIis prom - is - es i11 thee sup -ply The knowledge of his love andgrace.

It ' points me to theLamb of God, And brings my dear Re - drern- er nigh. From t t y in -strue - the page I learn The joys his king-dom will af - ford. I'll read with faith's dis- cern - ing eye The blessings of his love to trace.

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30 I Love to Hear the Story

2. I'm glad my bless - ed Sav - iour TJas once a child llke me,

/ 1 a= both weak and - ful; Cut this I sure - Iy know, - low His foot - steps here be - lorn,

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I Would be Like My Saviour 11 \ AVALON. 7.6.n t Copyright. 1905, by Jmtie G. Herr

I 1. I wbdd be l i e my Sav - iour. ~~~o when he was a child 2. I would be like my Sav - iour. when he was a man 3. I would be like my Sav - iour, Who when the time was due

wk ev -. er k i d and pa - tient, So gen - tle and so mild. De - light - ed to ac - ccmp - lish Hi Fath - er's gra - cious plan.

1 That he should die fcr sin - ners, R e was so brave and true. I

I/ He Ioved the Ho - ly Scrip - tures. h d stud - ied them skill, He toiled and preached and suf - fered To do the peo - ple good, [/ Like him I would be faith - ful. That I may al - rays be

[ / For those, he knew,would teach him To do his Fath - e f s hl. Though ev - en bp his breth - ren He was mis - un - der - stood. 11 A fol - low - er of Ie - SUS, Be - cause he died for me.

I t Came Upon the Midnight Clear

1. It came up - hn the mid-night clear, That blo-rious ;ong of old, 2. Still through the clov-cn skies they come JViih peaceful wings un - furled; 3. Yet nith the woes of sin and strife The world has suf-fered long; 4 ;or, lo ! the days are hastening on. Hy prephct - bards fore- told,

( From an - gels hnd-ing near the earth T: touch their harps o? gold: And still their heavenly. mu - sic floats O'er a11 the wea - ry world; Re - neath the an - gel strain have rolled Two thou -sand years of n-mng: \Then with the ev - pr- eire - ling years Comcsruund the tip? of gold, -

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Peace on t ke 'earth, goodwill to men, From hcnvcn's all-ha - cious King ! A - bove its sad and low - ly plains They hend on hovering wmg, .hd man, a t war mithman. hears not The lox 3 , song which they bring;

I Whenpeace shall o - ver all the earth Its an - cient s~lendors flinrr.

Never Ashamed of Jesus Adapted from SULLIVAN

A - shamed of theewhom an - gels praise,'CVhose glo - ry shines through endless day, He sheds his beams of light di-vine, O'er this en - lightened soul of mint 'Twas mid - night in my soul till he, Bright morning star, bid darkness flee His praise shall sound from shore to shore, And sor -row cease for ev - er-more

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For Je - sus my Saviour, for Je - sus my Saviour, Is not ashamed of me.

Jesus Has Made the Ddsies

1. Je - sus has made the dais - ies, ~ k d ev - 'ry love - ly thing. 2. Though we are young and sim - ple. In praise m-e may be boid;

: 3. He sees the bird that wing - eth Its way o'er earth and sky; ! 4. There - fore we will come near him, And sol - emu - ly we'll sing;

He will ac - cept o q prais - es. And heark - en while k e sing. The child-ren in the tem - ple, IIe heard ~n days of old; He hears the lark that sing - cth Up in the heaven so high; No cause to shrink or fear him, We'll make our voie - es ring;

I He says (though we are sim - ple. Though ig - no - rant u-e be) : And if our hearts be 11um - ble, IIe says of you and me: Yet yes the heart's low breath - Fg, .4nd says (well pleased to see) : $ For m his tern - ple speak - mg, He snys of you and me:

Jesus, Make Us Loving i/

LAND -6.5.6.5.~. I. H. MEREDITH

ll 1. Je - sns,make us lov - ing, Gen - tle,thoughtful,kind; Fill us with thy spir - it, 2. Je - sus, we would ev - er, Live as in thy sight; Thou doal know our longings 3. Help us to re- mem - ber Thou art ev - er near; Teach us lov - ing kind- ness,

Make us of thy mind. Help us love each 0th - er More an2 more each day; Af - ter what is right. Fill our hearts with kindness As we on-ward go; Ten - der-nes& and cheer. There is much of sor - row, In this world be - low;

Help us fol-low thee, Lord, In the bet- ter way. Teach us to be lov - ing, Thou hast loved us so. We would learn of thee, Lord,

, Je - sus,make us lov - ing, Thou hast loved us so.

,, Help us here be - low, Fol-low in thy foot- steps, Who hast lovedus so.

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1, el - sus, ho - ly, un - de -filed. List - en to a lit - tle child: 2. Make me. Lord, in work or play, Thine more tru - ly ev - ' ry day; 3. Make me. Lord, o - be - dient, mild As be-comes a lit - tle chid; 4. Soon I'll see thee on thy throne With a g!o - ry all thineown;

Jesus, Name of Wondrous Love

- - [I. Je - 5123 ! name of won-drous love ! xame all 0th - er names I a - bove ! 2. Je - sus ! name of price - less worth To the fa! - leu sons of earth, 3. Je - sus! on - ly name that's given U n - der all the might - y heaven, 4. Je - sus! name of won-drous love, God's dear Son, his gift of love.

Bow in deep hu - '

For the prom- ise 'Je - sus shall his Where-by man, to Plead- ing on - ly Help- less, 0 our

I1 38 Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee C. M. 8.6.8.6. Alt. 39

of ev - 'ry con - trite 'Ope to those who end? Ah! thi 4. But what our on - ly JOT

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meek. To those who show: The love of be; In thee be

long thy face to ske, And be for - ev - cr sound than Je - suss name, The Sav - iour of man ask, how kind thou art.! How good to those who ,; Je - sus, what it IS, None but his loved on? 5

d our glo - v. now, And though e - ter - m - .-

blest, And be for - ev, - er blest. Irind, The Sav - iour of man - kind. seek! How good to those who seek! how. None but his loved on? know.

And through - e. - ter - nl - ty.

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ONTARIO. -L. M. 8.8.8.8. - AMEBICAN MEILODY

1. Je - sus, Thou Joy of _ lov - ing hearts, 2. Thy truth un - changed hath - eu - er stood; 3. Our rest - less spir - its for Thee 4. 0 Je - sus, ev - er - m t h ~3 stay,

Wher - e'er our change - ful lot Make all our mo - ments calm

L - From the best bliss that earth im - parts To them that seek Thee Thou art good; Glad when Thy gra - cious smile we See, Chase the dark night of. sin

l a - way;

We b Thee a - gam. To them that find , Thee, All in all! Blest . when our faith can hold Thee fast. Shed o'& the world Thy - ho - ly light.

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"My kingdom," said the I\Iaster mild. "Is for those who become as a lit - tle child." By the Bi-ble's light are hiswords I see: "Suffer lit-tle childrento come un-to me." We will shape our life by his ho - ly Word, Trusting hi for a lov-ing and just re-ward.

I : I will a1 - ways love and praise him, heart and nith ~-9ice T'll sing; Ji CHORDS 3rd m e

will a1 - mays love and praise hi, -1th heart and with voice we'll sing; - II - @ I I +&-a r. -1~--=-'Cq' - a - r- -

Low in the Grave He Lay

1. Low in the grave he lay- Je - ~ u s , my Sav - iour ! Wait - ing the com-ing day- 2. Vain - ly they watch his bed- Je - sus, my Sav - iour ! Vain - ly they seal the dead- 3. Death can-not keep his prey- Je - sus, my Sav - iour ! He tore the bars a -way-

Je - sus, my Lord ! Up from the grave he a-rose, ' With a mighty triumph o'er his ,

He arose!

He a-rose a Victor from the dark domain, And he lives for-ev-er with his .q He a-rose!

He a-rose!

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1. I.ord,speakto me, that I may speak In - liv - ing ech - oes of thy tone; 2. Oh, lead me,lord, that I may l a d The wandering and the wavering feet; 3. Oh, teach me&xd, that I may teach The precious things thou dost h - part; 4. Oh. 6ll me with thy ful-ness, Lord. Uil - ti1 my ver - y heart o'er - flow

- - - As thou hast sought, b let me seek Thy er -ring child- ren lost and lone. Oh, feed me,lord, that I may feed Thy hung'ring ones with man - na And wing my words, that they may reach The hid-den depths of man - y a heart. In kindling thought and glow - ing word, Thy love to tell, thy praise to show.

Now the Day Is Over I'EMERTON. 6.5.6.5. 1 45 PREIDBICH FILITZ

0'-er Those Gloomy Hills of Darkness 11 REGENT SQUARE. 8.7.8.7.8.7. EENBY SMABT

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1. O'er those gloom - y hills of dark - ness, Look, my soul; be 2. King - doms wide that sit in dark - ness, Grant them. Lord, the 3. Fly a - broad, e - ter - nal 60s - pel! Win and .on - quer,

glo - rious light; And from east - ern coast to west - ern nev - er cease; &y thy last - ing, .wide do - min - ions

See the glo - &us day of grace: Bless - ed Ju - bi-lee! May the morn - ing chase the night, And re - demp - tion, * Nu1 - t i - ply, and still in - crease; Sway thy scep - tre, %

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I *-' i l 4 1 I Bless - ed JU - bi-lee! Let thy glo - rious morn - ing dam. And re - demp - tion, Free - ly pur - chased, win the day. Sway thy scep - tre, Sav - iour, all the world a - round.

fi 47 0 ~ h r i s t Our Lord, krise

1. 0 Christ our Lord, a - rise, The cause of truth main - tain, 2. Thou Prince of Life, a - rise, Nor let thy gk - , ry cease; 3. Thou Ho - ly One, a - rise. Ex _ -- pand thy quickening wing; , 1 4. All on the earth, s -, rise, To - Christ our Sav - lour smg;

0 God, My Powers are -Thine

oh, Happy is the Child Who Hears 11 ST.PETER. A . M . 8.6.8.6. A. R. REINAGLE

1. oh, hap - py is the child who hears In - strue-tion's warn-ing voice; 2. she has treasures great - er far Than east or west un - fold; 3. She guides the young with in - no- cence. I[n pleasure's paths to tread, 4. - cord - mg as her la - bours rise. SO her re- wards in - crease;

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And who ce - les - tial Wis - dom makes Hi ear - ly, And her rewards more precious are Than all their stores of gold. A crowh of glo - fy she be-stows Up - on the hos - ry head. Her ways are ways of pleas -ant-ness, And all her paths are peace.

0 Lord of Love?

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1. 0 Lord of love, 0 KD; of peace, Make strife throughout the world to cease; 2. Ful - fil thy pur- pos - es of old, To Abraham and hi sons fore- told, 3. Whom s m w e trust, O Lord, but thee? To whom in trouble's sur - ges flee? 4. Where saints and an-gels dwell a - hove, All hea.rt~ areknit En ho - ly love;

lY The wrath of sin - ful man re - strain, As once thou didst,.spe.ak "Peace" a-gain. Haste to h-move sin's drcad-fu1 stain, Bring peace, 0 Lord, by thy blest reign. i None ev - er called on thee in vain; Bring peace,Lord, to our hearts a - ga9. Bind all the earth in love's blest chain, Give peace, O Lord, give peace a - gam.

0 Thou to Whom in Ancient Time ERNAN. L.M. 8.8.8.8.

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1. 0 thou to. whom, in an - cient time, 2. Not now on Zi - on's height a - lone

ev - 'ry place be - low the skies, . thou to whom, in an - cient time, I

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The lyre of He - brew bards was st- The fav - ored wor - ship - er may dwell. The grate - ful song, the fer - vent prayer. The ho - ly proph - et's harp W a s f'tN45

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m o m kings a - dored in song sub - lime, Nor where, a t sul - try noon, thy +n

in - cense of the - heart. - y a y - rise thee at kist, ia ev - w clime.

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I To heaven, and find BC - cep - tance thcre. / Shall m a - rise and songs be sung.

0 Saviour, Precious Saviour (1 7.6.7.6. Copyright. 1905. by J d e G. Herr

I I 1. 0 Sav - iour, pre- ciow Sav - iour, Whom yet un- seen we love; 2. 0 Bring - er of Sal - va - tion, Who won -drous - ly hast wrought,

* 3. In thee all fd - ness dwell - et4 All grace and power di - vine: 4. 0, grant the con - sum - ma - tion Of this our song, a - bove,

/ 0 name of might and fa - vor, All 0th - !zr names a - bove! 1 Thy - seK the rev - e ; la - tion Of love be-yond our thought! / The glo - ry that ex - cel - leth, 0 Son of God, is thine. / In end - less ad - o - ra - tion And ev - er - last - ing love.

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w e wor - ship thee ! we bless thee! To thee a - lone we sing! Then shall we praise and bless thee, Where per - fect prais - es ring! ,

We praise thee-and con- fess thee, Our Sav - iour and our King. And ev - er-more con - fess thee, Our Sav - iour and our @he. .

53 - - Once in Royal avid's city - - -

REGENT SQUARE. 1 EEKRY SMART

I 1. Once . in roy - a1 Dav - id's ' ci - iy Stood a 2. He came down to earth from heav - en, Through whom 3. And, through d his won - drous child - hood, He would 4. For he is our child - hood's pat - tern, Day by

God cre - a t - ed ' all, And his she1 -' ter was a I hon - or and o - bey, lave, and watch the low - ly / day like us he grew; He , waa lit - tle, weak, and

I ba - by In a man---ger for l~is bed: Ma - ry sta - ble, And hiis cra - d e was a stall; With the moth - er In whose gen - tle arms he lay: Chris - tian help- less Tears and smiles like us he knew: And he

Mild, o - be - dient, good as he. - eth m our gladness.

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0 Praise Our God To-day LABAN. S.31. G . G . 8 . 6 .

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d / Whore low lii~tll ilvlpe~l us on our nay. n c l grant-ell us s~ic - cess.

I His grare a - lonc in - spires our hearts Each 0th - cr's load to sli:~re. T o sweet - cnmany a cup of woe By deeds and n-orrls of love ! Whose wondrous love contrived the may To save us from dis - tress.

Poor and Needy Though I Be I/ BATTISHILL. 7.7.7.7. .TIJXATH.XS BATTIRHILL

- u u I Gives me cloth - ing, she1 - ter, food, Gires me all I have of good. 1 e n 1 sleep. and when I &, For !be Ind my Sav-iour's d i n .

DTrn this time of trouble's past, Rlcss - lng shall I,e mine a t last. This my joy for ev - er he, God A1 - migh - t y cares for me. i I

e56 Praise the ~ o r d , Ye Heavens Adore Him !' SICILY. 5.7.

1. Praicc i l ~ e Lord ! Iieav'uq, n - tlore him; 2. Pmiw the I~)r(i , for 1ir Il.1 th bpo - !en; 3. Praise the 1 for 11r i \ plo - rtous; 4. Praise the God of our aal - ra - tion; ,

I* Praise him, . an - gt.1~ in ll'orlds his migh - ty voice o - b e y ? ; Xev - cr shall his prom - ise fail; 11 ) Hosts on high his, power pro - clairn;

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Sun and. moon, re - joice he - fore him; Lav-s which nev - er shall bro - kcn, Christ our Snv - iour IS ric - to - rioua Heaven and earth, and ~111 rre - n - tion,

II Praise him, all Ye stars of light. For their guid - ance he hath made. Sin and death shall not pre - vail. b u d and mag - ni - fy his name.

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Praise, 0 Praise Our God and King TbI'NOCEhITS. 7.7.7.7. 'PARISH CEOIB.' 1851

1. Praise, 0 praise our God and King; Hymns of a - do - ra - tion sing: 2. Praise Him that He gave the rain To ma-ture the swell - ing grain; 3. And hath bid the fruit - ful Geld Crops of precious in-crcaseyield; 4. Glo - ry to our boun-teouz ,King; Glo - ry let ere - a - tion sing;

For Hiis mer -ties still en' - dure EV - er faith -ful, ev - er sure. For His mer-cies still en - dure Ev - er faith - fnl, ev - er sure; For His mer-cies still en - dure E v - er faith-ful, ev - er sure. For His mer- cies shalI en - dure E v - er faith- ful, ev - er sure.

Saviour, Breath an Evening Blessing 1

I I I I 1. Sav - iour, breathean eve-ning blessing ??re re - pose our spi - kts sea1; 2. Though destmc - tion walk a -round us, Though the ar - rows past us fly, 3. Though the night be dark and dreary, Dark-ness can - not hide from thee; $ 4. Should swift death this night o'ertake us, And our couch be - come our tomb.

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An - gel-guards from thee sur-round us; We are safe if thou art nigh. Thou art he, who, nev - er wea - ry, Watch-est where thy chi1 - dren be. P May we in the glo-rious morn-ing, Rise

Saviour, Again to Thy Dear Name )I ELLERS. 10.lo.lo.10. E. J. XOPKIXS

1. Sat- - iour, a - gain to thy dear name n7e raise 2. Gmnt us thy peace up - on our home- ward way; 3. Grant us thy peace, hrd, through the corn - ing night,

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With one ac - cord our part - ing h y d of praise; With thee be - gan, with thee shall e ~ d the day;

its dark - ness in - to light;

We stand to praise thee ere our wor - ship cease, Guard thou the lips from sin, the hearts from shame, From harm and dan - ger keep thy chid - dren free;

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Then low - ly bow - ing wait thy word of peace. TLat in this house have called up - on thy name. For r and light are both a - Eke to thee.

60 Saviour, Like a Shepherd

- 1- 1. %v - iour, like a shepherd iead IZJ, Much we need thy tend'mt care,

2. w e are thine, do thou be - friend us. Be the Guardian of our way; 3. Thou hast promised to re - ceive us, Poor and sin - fuI though we be; 4. Ear - ly let us seek thy fav - or. Ear - ly let us do thy will;

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8 - In thy pleasant pasture ieed us, For our use thy folds pre -pare; Keep thy flock, from sin. de - fend us, Seek us when we go a - stray; Thou hast mer - cy to re - lieve us; Grace to cleanse and power to free; Bless - ed Lord and on - ly Sav - iour, With thy love our bq- sonu fill;

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Bless - ed Je - sus, less - &I Je - sus, Thou hast bought us, thine we are; Bless - ed Je - sus, Bless - ed .Je - sus, Hear, oh. hear us when we pray; Bless - ed Je - sus, Bless - ed Je - sus, We will ear - ly turn to thee; , BIess - ed Je - sw, Bless - ed Je - sus, Thou hast loved us, love us still.

v Y - sus, Thou hast bought us, thine we A. - rms, Hear, oh, hear us when we pray.. We wiII ear - ly turn to thee. . Thou hast lovedus, love us still.

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saviour, We Thank Thee for the Night

ONSLOW. L. M. R E B E C C ~ F. WBBTOW D. B a ~ c a e c ~ o a (Harmonized by E. R. B.)

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ll ' I . 1. Sav - lour, vie thank thee for the night,

2 Help us to do the things we should,

And for the plea - sant morn - ing light; be to ' 0th - ers kind and good;

And all that makes the day SO fair. To grow more lov - ing ev - 'ry day.

Saviour, While My Heart is Tender

-9- @- e 1. Sav - iour. while my heart is ten - der, I woultl yieid that heart to thee; ! 2. Take me now, Lord Je - sus, take me; Let my youth- ful heart be thine: 3. Send me, lord, wherethou wilt send me, On - ly do thou guide my way; 1 4. Thine I am. 0 Lord, for ey - er, To thy ser - vice set a - part; '

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All my powers to thee sur - ren - dcr, lhiie, and dn - Iy thine, to he. Thy de - vot - ed ser - vant mdce me. Fill m y soul with love di - vine. +

May thy gracethrough l i e a t - tend me, Glad - ly then shall I o - bey. Suf - fer me to leave thee nev - er, Seal thine im - pge on my heart.

63 See the Shining Dewdrops Famnarc~ SILCKER

spar - He. God ev - er good, God is ev - er g d . 3 h i m - 9, God i: o - s goo4 God ev - w gd. sing - mg, God ev - er good, God ev - er good. ,I tell us. GO^ eu ; er, good. GO^ ev - er good. -a

64 Search Me, 0 God9 and Know My Heart I! TEACH ME THY WILL. 8.5.8.5. C . S. KAV~SMAR

I 1. Search me, 0 God, and know my heart, Try ev -'rp tho't each day, 2. Make me to hide thy bless - ed word Deep written on my heart,,

I 3. Give me an un - der - stand - ing heart, That I may h o w thy will,

Bid ev-'ry e - vil 'thing de - part, Lead me in thine own way. Then shall I keep from sin, 0 Lord, Nev - er from thee de - part. Thy Spi -&,Lord, to me im - part, Thy law in me ful - fill.

I/ Teach ine to do thy will, 0 Lord, Teach me toknow thy way,

'2.1 Help me to walk in thy per - f e d will, ~ n d there to live each dsy.

Shepherd of Tender Youth OLIVET. 6.6.4.6.6.6.4. DR. L. &TABON

1.. shkpherd of tender youth,Guidiig in love and truth Tho' devious ways,Christ,our tri- 2. Thou art our ho - ly Lord, The all-sub-duing Word,I-Ieal -er of strife; Thou didst thy- 3. Ev - er be thou our Guide, Our Shepherd and our pride,Our staff and song; Je-sw, thou

I umphant King, ~e come thy name to sing; ~ i t h - e r our children bring TO sshlout thy praise. I self abase, That from sin's deep disgrace Thou mightest save our race,And give us life. / Christ of God, By thy pereniial word,Show us where thou hast trod,Make our faith strong.

Sing to the Lord

B 1. Sing to the Lord in joy - ful strains ! Let earth kis praise re - sound, 2. Oh, ye who love the Lord! be - gin The u - ni - ver - sal song; 3. Till 'midst the streams of dis - taut lands The is1 - ands sound His praise;

I Ye wko up - on the o - cean dwell And h the isles s -round. And let the earth's re - mot - est bound The cheer - ful notes pro-long. And all corn-bined, with one ac - cord Je - ho - vah's glo - ria raise.

saved by Grace

I 1. Some day this night of sin shall ce:lse, And Christ shall reign in 2. That king - dora shall be one of light, And drive a - way all 3. A thou - sand years thatfount will flow, As to God's like-ness 4. Not on - ly men, but count - less throngs Of -heaven - ly hoststake

per - f e d peace. The Sun of Righteous - Less shall rise; Its shades of night. There liv - ing wa - ter, crys - tal bright, Shall men shall grow; And a t its close all may re - ceive, The up the songs; And count - less a - ,ges, with - out end, Shall

- beaks d - read - p iightl . the skies. And f shall find a give to all t o l i e a right. Be - side thatfoun-tain gift of God, the .right to live. Time with - out end,there'n still the glo -rious r n ~ - sage send. The u - ni-verse i t -

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a place, To s ~ g the sto - ry "Saved by grace. self's the place To smg the sto - ry of God's grace.

ll 70 The Name of Jesus

i 1. The name of Je - is so sweet, I love its mu - &c to re - pest; 2. I love the name of him whose heart Knows all my griefs and !:ears a part; 3. That name I fond - ly love to hear. It nev - er fails my heart to cheer, 1 4. No word of man can ev - er tell Howsweet the name I love so well;

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1 It make my joys full and com-plete, The pre- cious name of Who bids all anx - ious fears de - part. I love the name of Its mu - sic dries the fall - ing tear, Ex - alt the name of Oh, let its prais - es ev - er swell, Oh, praise the name of

1. The precious name

11 Je - sus. Je - sus, oh, how sweet the name; Je - sus, ev - 'ry day the same;

I Je - sua, let all saints proclaim Its worth -y praise for - ev - er. Its worthy praise

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The Wise May Bring Their Learning 11 ELLON. 7.6.7.6.n. G. F. ROOT ' "2"

The rich may bring their wealth; We'll bring him thank - ful praise, - We have to do each day;

I I And some may bring their - great-ness, And some bring strength and health.

And young souls meek - ly striv - ing To walk ln ho - ly ways. We'll try our best to lease him, At home, a t school, a t play. -

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[I We, too, would bring our krea - sures To of - fer to the King; And these shall be the trea - sures We of - fer to the King; . 2 And bet - ter are these trea - sures To of - fer to our King

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1 1. There is s g o a l time corn - ing, When all the world~hall be 2. Hi voice shall rouse our lov'd ones Who sleep with - in the tomb,

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I From cm - el - ty . and er - ror, From sin and sor -row free.

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And they will come with glad - ness To Par - a - dike their home. -: I , No more shall anx-ious moth - ers Look sor - roT - ful and sad.

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When Christ, the great Phy - si - cian, Shall heal each Lor-tal ill, A home on earth where part - ings Will nev - er more be h o r n , -

For peace and joy and glad - ness Shall ev - 'ry - wherea - bound, ' =-

And love in all its ful - ness In ev - 'ry home be found.

Thou Hast Said, "Forever Blessed" Russ~alo M E L O D Y

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Thou hast said,"For ev - er bins-d Those who seek me in the i r~out$~ They shall Gnd tbe path of wis-dom. And the oar - row way of truth. 1 Be our strength, for we are weak-ness; Be our wis -dom and our guide; May we walk in love and meekness, Near - er to our Sav-iourb side; 1

- Guide us, Sav-iour, guide us, Sjv-iour, In the nar- row way of +&th. Naught can harm us, naught csn harm us, While y e thus with thee a - bide.

Thou, Whose Almighty Word

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1 1. Thou,whose Almighty word "ha-o:i and darkness lim-~nd tooktheir flight,Hear us,me 1 2. Thou,who dids: come to bring On thy redeeming wing Heal-ing andsight,Health to the , 3. Spi - rit of tntth nnd love, Bctolcened by the dove, Speed forth thy flight; Move on the .I 1 4. How favored, Lord, are we, To know so much of thee. Ere a d s thenight ! Help us our -

hum-bly pray: And where the gospel-day Sheds dot its glorious ray, Let there be light! . -< sick in mind, Sight to the in - ly blind, Oh, now to all mankind Let there be light ! wa -'ter's face, Bear-ing the lamp of grace,And in earth's darkest place Let there be light ! J hearts to zive. That wemav ev - er live; And aa we do receive Spreadforth thv light. ,

Thy Word is Like a Garden, Lord (i

8.6.8.6.8.6.8.6. EDwri-7 HODDEB G. W. FINK

I 1. Thy Word is like a gar - den, lord. With flow - ers bright and fair; 2. Thy Word is l i e a star - ry host: A thou-sand rays of light 3. Oh, may I love thy pre - cious Word, May I ex - plore the mine.

And ev - 'IY one who seeks may pluck A love - ly ' clus - ter there. Are seen to guide the tra - vel - er, And make his path- way bright.

. May I its fra-glant flow - ers glean, Maylight up - on me shine!

Thy Word is l i e a deep, deep mine; And jew - els rich and rare Thy Word is like an ar - mo -. ry, \Ohere sol - diers may re - paw; Oh, may I find my ar - mor there! Thy Word my trust - y sword,

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Are hid -den in its might - y depths For ev - 'ry search -er there And find, for lie's long bat - tle day, All need - ful weapons there. I'll learn to fight -4th ev - 'ry foe The bat - tle of the lord.

When Morning Gilds the Skies

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. Does sad - ness fill my mind? so - lace . To Christ our Kbg on high The hosts of . Let earth's wide clr - cle round In joy - ful

wak - ing kries; May Je - sus Christ be praised! , here I . find; . May Je - sus Christ be praised! an - gels cry: May Je - sus Christ be praised! notes re - sound; May Je - sus Christ be rraised!

I A - lie a t work and prayer . To Je - sus Or fades my earth - ly bliss? My c o m - f o r t ; Let mor - tals, too, up - ra~se Their volce in ." Let a and sea and sk From depth to a~ ::

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1." When thou't wea - ry, sad or Ian - guid, Trou - bled or distresse& 2. If I then hold close - ly to him What have 1 a t a? - 3. If I ask him to , re - cewe me Will he say me nay?

&me tb me," saith One, "and 'mm - ing fk? I

a t rest." Sor - row vanquished, tri - aIs end - ed, Con - flict psst. Not till essth and not till heav -en Pass a - wav.

Who Shall Sing

Bird- like voic - es sweet and clear;

Fa - thers, stand not m their way.

M a y they not, a - mid eakh's mil-lions Dai - ly seek to praise his m e ? 11 Why un - l e ~ with hearts up -lift - ed Je - .us' love thy sing with cheer? And will he to heav'n re - turn - ing Faithless to his bless-ing prove? (1 Bids will sing while day is break - ing: Tell me, then, why shouldnot they?

Zion's King Shall Reign Victorious I/ AUSTRIA. 8 .7 .8 .7 .~ . F. J. EAYDX

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1. - on's King shall reign vic - to - rious. All the earth sball own his sway; 2. Then shall Is - rael, long dis - pers - ed. Mourning s e a the Lord their God,

He will make his king- dom ;lo - rious, He shall reign in end - less day. I/ look on him whom once they piereed, Own and kiss the ckt-'ning rod. .

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Na - tions now from God es - trang-ed, Then shall see a glo - rious light; Migh - ty Kig, thiie arm re - veal - ing, Now thy glo - rious cause maintain,

Night to day shall then be changed, Heav'n shall tri - Lmph in the sight. Bring the na - tions help and heal- ing, Make them sub - jed to thy reign.