· PREFACE TO REVI SED H YM N AL. IN presenting this Revised Hymnal the committee do not claim...
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PREFACE TO REV I SED HYM NAL .
I N presenting this Revised H ymnal the committee do not c laim that it isstrictly scie ntific, as they were ob l iged to select very large l y from hymns composed by those who were unacqu ainted w ith the teachings of Chr istian Science .Wh i le not entirely composed of hymns written exact ly in accordance w ith th edoctrines of Christian Science, it presents the acme of re l igious and poetic thoughtcontained in the best hymns of the day, as wel l as in th e best compos itions thusfar contributed by Christian Scientists .
M uch labor has been bestowed upon th is comp i lation by the Committee , andin the mus ical department of this work great cred it is due M r . Lyman Brackettof Boston , M ass , for un tiringeffort to present the most usefu l and varied col leet ion of tunes ever issued in one hymnal , the purpose being to appeal to everylover of chu rch mus ic, of whatever taste or abi l ity . Sp e cia l attention has been
given to the wedd ingof words and mus ic, not on ly as to character of compos ition ,but in respect to proper accentuation
,etc ., wherever it has been found poss ib le .
Th e Rev is ion of the Christian Science Hymna l has been made w ith a View toe l iminate the difficu ltie s wh ich many users of th e book have found in connectingthe proper words or sy l lab les of hymns W ith their corresponding notes in eitherof the three tunes as u sed in the former arrangement . To accomp l ish th is purpose it was decided to pub l ish a H ymna l
,in wh ich the words and the syllab les
sha l l appear beneath the notes to wh ich they are to be sung.
I n revis ingthe hymnal it was found impracticab le to use a l l the mus ic in theold Hymnal , as the new book wou ld comprise nearly 700 pages and th e costwou l d be large ly increased. I t has therefore been the aim of th e Committee toselect for th is H ymnal the mus ic that is th e best known and the most used .
I n every case the fir st hymn has been set to the fir st tune w ith the exceptionof No. 4 7. Th e second h ymn s have been se t either to th e secon d or the th ird
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tunes to wh ich they have been former l y sungw ith the exceptions of hymns 12,16, 18, 34, 38, 48, 52 , 54, 58, 64 , 76, 82 , 90 , 106, 114, 118, wh ich have been set toother second or third tunes , for the reason that some of
“the second tunes old
German and Engl ish chora ls seem to find but l itt le favor w ith the general mod
ern taste, and some of the th ird tunes written for solos are not well adapted for
congregational s inging.
Th e tunes from 1 to 179 have been se lected especia l ly w ith a view to theiradaptabi l ity for congregational s inging. Some of the best known and favoritehymn s
,
“Abide w ith m e ,” “Onward , Christian So l d iers ,” Sti ll, sti l l w ith Thee,”
“Lead , k indly Light,” Shepherd , show m e how to go,” “O’
e r waiting harpstrings ,
”Saw ye my Saviour, and a few others have received dupl icate settings
and are p laced in the latter part of the book . I n add ition to these hymns twoothers
, I need Thee every hour and I’m a p i lgrim and I
’m a stranger,
” have
been added at th e suggestion of the Re v. M ary Baker Eddy . There w i ll befound
,also
,a new settingof O’
e r waiting harp-strings of the mind ” to one ofM r . Brackett’s best tunes .
Acknow ledgments are due to Ol iver Ditson Cc ., 0 . H . Richard s , Th eCentury Co. ,
American U n itarian Association , M ethodist Book Concern , AnsonD. F . Randolph 85 Co.
,A . S . Barnes Cc ., J A . M cM illan ,
Fi l lmore Bros , and
others,for use of hymns pub l ished by them.
Boston , M ass. , 1 8 9 7 .
OHRISTIAN SOI EN OE
1 Old Hundred. L . M .
I saa cW a t ts , a lt . Gu illaum e Fran ck .
From all that dwell the skiesE ter nal are Thy cies
,Lord
tor’s praise a r ise ;Le t the Re deem- er ’snal truth tends Thy word ;Thy praise shal l sound from
name be sung Thro ’ e v’
ry land , e V’ry tongue .
shore to shor e ,Ti11 suns shall rise set no more .
CHR I STIAN SCI EN CE H YM NAL .
2 I Praise Thee , Lord , for Blessings Sent . L . M .
Bra cke tt .
1 . I praise Thee , Lord , for bless ings sent To2 . I take Thy hand and fears grow sti ll ; Be
3 . That truth gives prom ise of a dawn , Be
break the dr e am of hu man power . For now my shal - lowhold Thy face , and doubts r e -move ; IVho would not yield hisneath whose light I am to see , When al l these blind- ing
cis tern ’s spent , I find Thy font and thirst no more .
way”ring wil l To per fee t truth and bound less love !
vails are drawn , This was the wis est path for me .
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
3 Missionary Chant. L . M .
Sam u e l Longfe llow . Ch arle s Ze u n e r .
1 . that mak eth all things new,
2 . From hand to hand the greet ing flows,
3 . One in the dom of the truth,
4 . ful l e r breath,
bloom- ing earth , the thoughts of men ! Our pil-grimFrom eye to eye the Sig nals run
,From heart to
in the j oy of paths u h trod , One in theThe wide hor - i zon ’s grand e r View
,The sense of
feet,wet with thy dew
,In glad- ness bith - e r turn a gai n .
heart the bright hope glows ; The seek- ers of the Light are one .
heart’s per e n - nial youth , One in the larg- e r tho’
t of God .
Life that knows no death , The Life that maketh all things n e w.
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
4 Press On , Press Ou , Ye Sons of Light . L . M .
W i ll iam Ga ske ll . Bracke tt .
1 . Press on , y e sons of light,
2 . Press ou , still look in faith
U n tir ing in your ho ly fight , Stil l tread- ing each tempTo him who con-q
’
r e th sin and de ath z The n shal l ye hear his
ta tion down ,And bat tl ing for a bright- e r crown .
done .
”Tr u e to the last , press on ,
press on !
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5 Truro . L . M .
J Ke ble , ab r . Ch arle s Bu rn e y .
I " on ou r dai ly course , our mind Be set,to
O ld fr ie nds ,old sce ne s ,will love l ier be , As more ofThe triv ial r ound , the com mon task
,Will fur nish
we find, N e w treas ures still , ofheaven in each we see ; Some soft ’ning gleam ofmuch we ought to ask ; Room to de ny ou r
count- less price , God will pro vide for sac ri fice .
love and prayer Shal l dawn on ’ry cross and care .
se lve s, a road To bring u s dai ly near e r God .
OHR I STIAN SC'I EN CE HYM NAL .
6 Kingdoms and Thrones to God Belong . L . M .
I saa c Wa tts , ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . King doms and thrones to God be long ;2 . Pro claim Him King , pro nounce Him bl est ;
Crown Him , ye na tions,in your song ; H is won-dr ous
He ’s your de- fence , your j oy , your rest ; When ter r or s
and pow’
r r e hearse ; Hi s hon ors shall e n- rich your verse .
rise , and na tions faint,God is the strength of e V -
’
ry saint .
OE R ] STIAN SOIENCE H
7 Germany . L . M .
M r s . L iv e rm ore , ab r . Be e th ov e n .
sus,what pre cept
by the harsh or scornour hearts must
For give,as ye would for—giv
’
n 1” If heed e d,
Should we our broth e r seek to gain ; Not by theA l ove that wi l l his wrong out-weigh ; Our lips must
what pow’
r di Vine Would then trans- form our earth to he av ’
n .
pris on or the sword,The shack le , or the clank- ing chain .
on ly bless- ings know ,And wrath
,and sin shall die a way .
OHR I STIAN SOIENOE H YM NAL .
8 Sun of Our Life,Thy Quickening Ray . L . M .
Oliv e r‘W e n d e ll Holm e s , ab r . Bra cke tt .
1 . Sun of our life ,“ Thy quick- ’ning
2 . Lord of all life , be low,a
3 . Grant us Thy truth to make us
Sheds on our path the glow of day ; Star of our hope , ThyWhose l ight is tr uth ,
whose warmth is love,Be fore Thy e V e r
And kin-dlinghearts that burn for Thee , Till al l Thy liv ing
soft ened l ight Cheers the long watches of the night .blaz ing throne We ask no lus tre of our own .
al tars claim One ho ly light ,one he av’n - ly flam e .
CHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL .
9 WARE . L . M .
I saac Wa tts . G e o . Kingsle y .
1 shal l reign where ’
e r the sun2 . Pe e ple and realms of cv
’
ry tongue3 . B less ings a bound where H e reigns ;4 . Let e V
’ry crea ture rise and bring
Does his suc - ces s ive j our neys run ; H is kingdomDwell on His love with sweet e st song , And in-fantThe pris ’ner leaps to loose his chains
,The wea r y
Pe cu - l iar hon ors to our King ; Ah -gels de
stretch from shore to shor e ,Till moons shall wax and wane no more .
voi ces shall proclaim Their ear- ly blessings on His name .
find e ter-nal rest , And all the sons of want are blest .scend with songs again
,And earth r e -peat the long A men .
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CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL.
10 Father,Thou Joy of Loving H earts . L . M .
Ray P a lm e r , t r . Bracke tt .
g1 . Fa ther , Thou Joy of l ov in a hearts
,
2 . Thy truth um changed hath e V e r stood
Thou Fount of life I Thou Light of men ! From the bestThou sav est those that on Thee cal l ; To them that
“d'
bliss that earth im -parts , We turn un fille d to Thee a gain .
seek Thee Thou art good,To them that find The e ,All in All .
OH RI STIAN SCI EN UE H YM NAL .
11 All Saints . L . M .
Ch arle s H . Ba rlow . W . Knapp .
1 search the ture and2 . As death les s as H is Spir3 . Of al l that was and isThen rise and greet the s igns
Why ye look with tear - ful eyes,And seek
,
The Per feet l ives and works to day ,— A s inThe pres ent holds the M ind and Cause ; And God livesU n r e al the ges’ l ong la - ment ! The “ one
off , for Par a- dise ? Be neath thy feet , Life’
s pearl is cast .ancient Prophet’s lay
,Where there ’s an 0 pen eye to see .
in e - ter nal laws,And here , to day , up holds His throne .
off di- vine e -veut ” Is now, and that e vent is Love .
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CHRISTIAN SCI ENOE H YM NAL .
13 Park Street . L . M .
R e v . Joh n Sam u e l Be w le y M on se ll , ab r . and a l t . Fre d e r ick Marc An to in e V anu a .
1 . Fight the good fight with all thy m ight ,Chr ist is thy str e ngth ,and
2 . Run the straight race thr o'
God’
e good gr ace ,Lil°
t up thine e ye s ,and3 . Faint not nor fear , H is arms are near, He changeth not , and
Christ thy right ;Lay hold on l ife , and it shall be Thy joy'
and
seek H is face ; Life with its way be - fore u s l ies , Christ is thethou art dear : Re ly on Him
,and thou shalt see That Christ is
crown e ter nal ly ,Thy joy and crown e ter nal - ly .
path,and Christ the pr iz e ,Ch r ist i s the path , and Christ the prize .
in all to the e ,That Christ is al l in al l to thee .
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CHRISTIAN SCI EN UE HYM NAL .
Had I the Tongues of Greeks and Jews . L . M .
Wa tts . ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . Had I e tongues Greeks2 . Should I dis trib ute all my store3 . If love God and l ove to men
bler speech than an gel s use , If love bethe hun gry , clothe the poor ; Or give mysent , all my hopes are vain ; Nor tongu e s ,nor
Like tink- l ing brass , an emp- ty sound .
bod the flam e , To gain a mar tyr’s glorious namezeal , The work of love can e ’er ful fill .
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OHRISTIAN SOIENCE
15 Zephyr.L . M .
J Bow ring, a lt . W . B . Bradbu ry .
on the pel’smight ier wing , i n loft ier flight
More glo - r ious sti ll , as cen turic e roll,
Flow to r e store , but not de stroy
gathered of a ges shine ; And,as it
From year to year does knowl- edge soar ; And , as itr e - gions blest , n e w pow’re u h furled , So Truth r e
when the cloud less lamp of day Pours out its
hast ens, e v
’ry age But makes its brightness more di vine .
soars,the GOS pel l ight Be - com cs e f ful gent more and more .
veals the per fe ct whole,Its radiance shal l o ’er - flow the world
,
floods of light and j oy,And sweeps the ling
’
r ingmist a way .
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UHRISTIAN SCI EN UE’ HYMNAL .
16 Hath Not Thy Heart within Thee Burned? L . M .
S te p h e n G . Bu lfin ch , ab r . Be r th old Tou rs .
1 . Hath not thy heart with in thee burned2x It the voice of God that spake
evening’s calm and ho ly hour , As its in - mostsi - lence to thy si lent he ar t ;And bade each wor- thier
depths dis-cerned The pres ence of a loft ier power ?thought a-wake , And e v
’ry dream of earth de part .
CHRIS TIAN SOI E'NOE H
17 Woodworth . L . M .
G . W h i tt i e r. W . B. Brad bu r y .
1 . Oh , sometimes gleams up on our s1ght ,Thr o’ pres - ent
2 . That a ll of good the past hath had Re -mains to3 . Thro ’ the harsh nois e s of our day , A l ow sweet4 . Henceforth my heart shal l sigh no more For old e n
wrong , th’e ter nal Right ; And step by step
,since
make our own time glad,Our com mon
,dai ly
pre lude finds way ; Thr o’
clouds of doubt , andtime and ho l ier shore : God ’s love and bless ing ,
time be gan , see the stead y gain of man .
l ife di vine, And cv
’
ry land a Pal e s tine .
creeds of fear,A light is break - ing calm and clear .
then and there,Are now and here and e v
’r y where .
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CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
18 Abide N ot in the Realm of Dreams . L . M .
W i lliam H . Bu rle igh . Re v . J B . Dyke s , M u s . Doc .
A bide realm of dreams,
Think thy hands ,
man,how- cv e r _ fair it se em s ; But with clear eye the
get ful of thy Lord ’s com-mands From du ty ’s claims no
scan , And man .
hold , to hath need thee !
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CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE
19 Retreat . L . M .
Jam e s Mon tgom e ry , alt an d ab r .
1 . When l ike a stran2 . With bound ino steps
O
3 Thro ’ paths of 10 V
ly J e sus wan- dered he r e ,VVhe r e -
’
e r H e went af
hai l their great De liv ’rer , came ;For him the grave couldtr i umphed we would tread ;To all with will ing
fiic tion fle d , s ick were healed,the hun gry fed .
hold no dread , H e spoke the word and rai sed the dead .
hands dis- pense The gifts of our be nev o lence .
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Th om as Hast ings .
ou r sphere Theand lame
,To
ness l ed Where
CHRI S TI AN S CIENCE HYM NAL.
21 Wareham . L . M .
Ba llou , a lt . and ab r . W i l l iam Knapp .
1 . When God is seen with men2 . Cc les tial streams shall gen3 . The weak be strong , the fear
al l cre a tion m akes a ne w, What tongue canwil der - ness shall j oy ful be ; Lil ies ondeaf shall hear , the dumb shall s ing , The lame shall
half the won- ders tel l ? What eye the daz- z lingglo ries view ?parch- e d ground shall grow ; And glad ness spring on e V ’
ry tree ;walk , the blind be hold , And j oy through al l the earth shall ring .
C'ERISTIAN SCI EN OE HYM NAL .
2 2 The Hopes Thy Holy Word Supplies . L . M .
Gran t . Bracke tt .
The hopes Thy ho ly word sup plies ,Al might y Lord
,the sun shall fail ,
But fixe d for e v e r last ing years ,
Its truth di - vine and pre- ce pts wise , In each a he av ’n- ly
The moon for get he r night- ly tale,And deep- est s i lence
U n move d ,a m id the wreck of spheres , Thy word shall shine in
beam I see,And e V
’ry beam con ducts to Thee .
hush on h igh The r a diant cho - rus of the skycloud- l ess day , Vi hen he av ’
n and earth have passed a way .
2 3
CHRISTIAN SCIENOE H YM NAL .
Federal Street . L . M .
A . C . Cox e , a lt . H . K . O l iv e r .
1 . How beau -te ous were the works di vine ,2 . Oh ! who like thee so calm
,so bright ,
3 . Oh ! who like thee so hum bly bore4 . Oh , l ight mine to go,
That in thy meek ness used to shine , That lit thySo pure , so m ade to l ive in light ? Oh ! who likeThe scor n , the scoffs of men , be fore ? So m e e k,for
I l lum - ing way of woe ! And give me
lone ly path way , trod In wondrous love, 0 Son of God !
thee did e V e r go So pa- tient thro ’ a world of woe ?
giv ing , God l ike , high , So glo- r ious in hu mil i ty ?
cv e r on the road To trace thy foot - ste ps ,Son of God !
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24 Thy Will, Almighty Father , Thine.L . M .
S . S . We sle y .
might y Fa ther , Thine ,of all Thou ar t ,
And Thine a - lone be cv e r done ; For Thou art Life andOf all the sun- shine of Thy love
,No l ife from Thee we
Truth and Love , great , e ter nal,ho ly One .
know a part , peace on earth of he av ’
n a bove .
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OHRISTIAN SOI EN OE
2 5 Hursley . L . M .
Cow p e r , a lt . Fran c is Jose h H ad n .Arr . by W i ll iam e n r y onk .
1 . O Lord ! where -’
e r Thy2 . For Thou , with in no walls3 . Here we may prove the pow
’
r
There they be hold Thy mer cy seat ; Where’
e r theyIn hab - it est the hum ble mind ; Such cv e r
To strengt hen faith and sweet e n care ; To teach our
seek The e ,Thou ar t found ,And e v -’ry place is hal - low’
dgr ound .
bring Thee where they come ,And go ing,take Thee to their home .
faint de si res to rise , And bring all he av ’
n be fore our eyes .
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CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
2 6 0 God, Whose Presence Glows in All.Froth ingh am , ab r . Bracke tt .
God , whose pres ence glows in al l,
That love its ho ly in flu e nce pourSend down its an gel to our side ,
With in , a round u s , and a bove Thy word we bless , Thykeep us meek , and make us free ; And throw its bind ing
Send in its calm up on the breast ; For we would know no
name we call , Whose word is Truth,whose name is Love .
bless ing more Round each with all , and all with Thee .
oth e r guide ; And we can need no oth e r rest .
C'HRISTIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
2 7 Duke Street. L . M .
J Ha tton .
1 .
“Take up thy cross ,’ the iour said
,
2 . Take up thy cross , nor heed the shame3 . Take up thy cross , then , in Hi s strength ,
If thou wouldst my dis ci ple be ; De ny thyNor le t thy fool ish pride r e be l ; Thy Lor d for
9And calm ly e v ry dan ger br ave ;’
Twill guide thee
self,
world for sake , And humblym low af- ter me .
thee the cross e u dured, H e conquered sin ,and de ath ,
and hell .to bet home , And lead to vic t’ry o ’er the grave .
CHRISTIAN SU I EN CE HYM NAL .
2 9 Hamburg . L . M .
A r r . by Low e ll Ma son .
When J e sus , our great Mas ter ,So let our lips lives exThus shall we best pro claim a
To teach us in his Fa the r’
s name , In e v -’ry
The ho ly gos pel we pro fess ; So let ourThe hon ors of our Sav iou r , God , When the sal
act,i n e v
’
ry thought , He l ived the pre- ce ptswhich he taught .works and Vir - tues shine , To prove the doctrine all di vine .va tion reigns with in , And grace subdues the claim of sin .
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I I YM NAL .
30 If My Immortal Saviour Lives . L . M .
Bra cke tt .
lm - mor tal l ife is sure ; His word ae r sure the prom - ise stands ;Not all thesus is for - e v e r mine
, Not death it
firm foun - da tion give s ;H e r e may I build , and rest se-cure .
claims of earth or hel l Can e ’er dis- solve the sa cred bands .self— that last of foes — Shall break a u nion so di-vine .
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UHRISTIAN SOI EN UE H YM NAL .
Hebron. L . M .
Low e ll Mason .
1 . The Chris tian war rior , see him stand2 . In pan op ly of truth com ple te ,
3 . With this om nip 0 tence he moves ;4 . Thus strong in Re deem e r
’
s strength
In the Whole ar mor of his God ; The Spir it’s sword is
Sal va tion ’s hel met on his head , With right- eon s-ness , aFrom this the a l ien ar mies fle e ; Till more than con querSin , de ath ,and hel l he tramples down ,— Fights the good fight and
in his hand ; H is feet are with the gos pel shod .
breastplate meet,And faith’s broad shield be fore him spread .
or he p r ove s ,Thr ough Chr ist ,who gives him Vic to ry .
takes at le ngth ,Thr ough mer cy , an im mor tal crown .
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UHRISTIAN SOI EN OE HYMNAL .
3 2 I Cannot Always Trace the Way . L . M .
Bra cke tt .
1 . I can al ways trace the2 . Ye s, God love ; a thought like this ,
A1 .
Where Thou , might V One , dost m ove ;But I can al Lways ,
gloom -
y thought r e -move ,And turn all tears , all
r z'
ta r d ad lib.
ai - ways say , That God is love , that God i s love .
woes , to bliss For God is love , for God is love .
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CHRIS TIAN SCIENOE HYM NAL .
3 3 Ward. L . M .
Joh n Bow ring. S c otch Me lody .
A r r . by Dr. Ma son .
1 . How sweet ly flowe d gos pel sound2 . From he av
’
n he came , of he av’
n he spokeCome
,wan d ’rers , the r
’
s home
From lips of tle ness and gr ace ,Whe n l ist nmgTo he av’
n he led his fol l’we r s
’ way ; Dark clouds ofCome , al l ye wea r y ones , rest : Ye s, sa cred
thou- sands gath er’d r ound ,And j oy and rev ’rence fille d the place
gloom y night he broke, U n vei l ing an im -mor tal day .
Teach - e r , we will come , 0 bey thee , l ove the e ,and be blest .
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OHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL .
3 4 0 Love Divine, Whose Constant Beam . L . M .
J0 1111 G . W h i t t ie r ab r . Bam by .
whose con stant beamnor creed Thou know
’
st
eyes that wi ll not see , And waits to bless u s
our ne e d , Thy fa - vors fal l white wings the
while we dream , Thou le av’
st u s when we turn from Thee !Ghost Stoop
, un seen , o’er the heads of all .
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CHRISTIAN SCI EN OE H YJIINAL .
35 Rockingham . L . M .
W . H . Drumm on d . Low e ll Mason .
One heal ing oil and wine,
In true and in ward faith we traceKind deeds of peace love tray
One of f’r ing laid on m e r - cy ’s shrine , Is thrice m ore grate- ful
The source of e V’
ry out-ward grace Within the pi ousWhe r e ’
e r the s tream has found its way ;But ,whe r e these spring not
Lord , to Thee , Than lift e d eye bend - e d knee .
heart it plays,A l iv - ing fount of j oy and praise .
rich fair,
stream has nev e wand- ered there .
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CHRISTIAN SCI EN OE HYM NAL
3 7 Linwood. L . M .
Anon . Givac ch im o Ross in i.
1 . Be true li st the voice2 . God is the on ly3 . If true to God
,and
true u n to thy high i deal , Thy per feet sel f, thatper - feet sel f, one must it be With God ,the n ,
— and thatThen true to Love de duce we th e n ;
“Be tr ue”m e ans ,tr ue to
knows no sin That se lf that is ly real .thought be -gun It solv - eth al l the mys ter y .
a bove , To self,and to our fel low-men .
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CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE HYM NAL .
3 8 High in the Heavens , Eternal God .
I . Wa tts , a lt . and ab r . G . M . Ga rre tt ,
the he av’ns , e ter nal God I
e r firm Thy jus tice stands,
a foun tain rich and free,
Thy good-ness in ful l gl o ry sh ines ;Thy truth shal l break thro’
As moun- tains their foun- da- tions keep :Wise are the won dersSprings from the pres- ence of my Lor d ;And in Thy light we
cv’ry cloud That vails and dark ens Thy de signs .
of Thy hands ; Thy judg - ments are a might y deep .
al l shall see The glo ries prom - ised in thy word .
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3 9 Bera. L . M . 6 1.
E . Gou ld .
that has his guar d ’anHis ten der love and watch ful
cause with well placed con fi
Al might y’
s
Shal l free thee the fow ler’sThou mak
’
st the Lord thy sure de
cure and dis tur be d
from the noi some pes tiref uge
,God most
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my for tresse r Thy un
thy he av’
n pro
in whom I willH i s truth shall be thy strong deShall 0 ve r whelm - ing plagues draw
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CHRISTIAN SOIENOE H YM NAL .
4 0 Press Ou ,Dear Traveller
,Press Ou . L . M . 61.
M r s . J H . Be ll . W ill iam He n r y Monk , M u s . Doc .
on dear trav presson and know that
Way,the Truth , Life ,
Life,the Truth , the Love
the straight andthe way the
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OHRISTIAN SU I EN OE H YM NAL .
leads to that e teris the way that leads
turns the dark ness inThink of the word
,
“ No cross
That bur ies wrong and hon ors right .Though tasks are sore
,be not cast down .
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CHRI STI AN SOI EN CE HYM NAL .
4 1 Ortonville . c . M .
Anon . Th om as Hast ings .
am the way , the truth ,way , it i s not hedged with forms , Apoint that liv i ng way
,to speak That
v
bless e d Mas ter said ; And who so to the Father comes ,truth
,too large for creeds , A l i fe , in-dwe lling,de e p and broad
truth‘‘which makes men free ,” To bring that qu ick
’ningl ife from he av
’n,
Must in my path-way tread , Must in my pathway tread .
That meets the heart’s great ne e ds ,Thatmeets the heart’s great needs .
Is high est min i s try , Is high- est min—i s try .
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CHRISTIAN SCI EN OE
4 3 Dedham . c . M .
Wm . Ga rd in e r .
Faith grasps the bless s ires,
sweet e r still smal l voice,
ao cents flow , cend
Hope points the up ward gaze ; And Love ,U n heard by hu car , When God hasAl l u t ter—ance eth there ; But God Him
les tial Love , in spires The e l o qu e nce praise .
made the heart r e j oice , And dried the bit e r tear .self doth com pre hend And an swer si lent prayer .
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C'HRISTIAN SCI EN CE HYM NAL .
4 4 Happy the HeartWhere Graces Reign . c . M .
Bracke tt .
1 Hap py the where2 Know - ledge a las ! ’tisThis is the grace that l ives
Where love in- spires the breast : Love is the bright estAnd al l in vain our fear ; Our stub born sins wil lWhen faith and hope shal l cease ;
’Tis this shal l strike our
strength ens al l the rest .love be ah sent there .
bright est realms of bli ss .
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CERISTIAN SCI EN CE HYM NAL .
4 5 Coronation. c . M .
F . W . Fabe r , a lt . O liv e r Hold e n .
God’s glo r y is a wond’rous thing,Most strange in al l its ways
,
2 Oh , blest is he to whom is giv’
n The in- stinct that can tell3 And blest is he who can di v ine Where right doth real ly l ie
,
4 And right is right , since God is God And right the day must win
And of al l things on earth , least l ike What men a gree to praise .That God is on the fie ld
,when He Is most in Vis i ble !
And dares to take the side that seems Wrong to man’s blind- fold eyeTo doubtwou ld be dis- loy al ty ,
To fal te r would be sin !
And of all things on earth , least like What men a gree to praise .
That God is in the fie ld,whe n H e Is most in Vis i ble !
And dares to take the side that seems Wrong to man’s blind fold eyeTo doubt would be dis- loy al ty , To fal ter would be sin
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CHRISTIAN S (JIENOE HYMNAL .
4 6 We Say to All Men Far and N ear . c . M .
Nova l is . ab r . Bra cke tt .
We all men far and nearHe l ives His pres ence hath not ceased
,
That Christ has r is’
n gain That with us
Though foes and fears be r ife And thus we hail the
now and h e r e , And e V e r shal l r e main .
gos pel feast,A world r e newed to l ife !
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CHRIS TIAN SOIENOE HYMNAL .
Peterborough . c . M .
Wa tts , a b r . Ra lph Ha r r ison .
world —the LOrd comesin and sor row grow ,
world with truth and grace,
earth r e ce ivev
King ; Let cv’
ry heart prethorns the ground , H e comes to make Hi smakes the na tions prove glo ries Hi s
pare Him room , And he av’
n ture sing .
bless ings flow ,Far as the curse is found .
right eons ness,And won ders of H is l ove .
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4 8 Oaksville . c . M .
C . Ze u n e r .
slight est word deed ,falls fruit less ; none can tel lde spair not ; bring thy mite ,
deem it void of pow’
r ; There’s fruit
vast its pow’
r may be ; Nor what r e
care how small it be g God is with
each wind - waft cd seed, Wait - ing its tal hour .
su lts e n fold e d dwell With - in i t s i lent ly .
all that serve the right , The ho ly , true , and free .
OHRISTIAN SOI EN CE HYM NAL .
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(JHR I STIAN SCI EN OE
4 9 Arlington . 0 . M .
J G . Wh i ttie r , ab r . Th om a s A . Arn e .
We may not climb the he av’
n ly steepsBut warm , sweet , ten der
,e ven yet
The heal ing of the seam less dressLord and Mas ter of us all
,
br ingthe Christ down ; In vain we search thepres—ent help is H e ; And faith has yet itsby our beds of pa in ; lVe touch Him in l ife ’ s
What e ’er our name or sign , We own Thy sway,we
low est deeps,For Him no depths can drown .
0 1 iv e t , And love its Gal i lee .
throng and press,And we are whole a gain .
hear Thy call , We test our l ives Thine !
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E HYMNAL .
51 Manoah . c . M .
Arr . from G . Ross in i .
blest whose hearts are pure,
2 . They tru ly rest up on H is word,
3 . They who in faith un mixed with doubt4 . For them far great e r things than these
From guile their tho’
ts are free shall God r e
In ful l est light of love , In this their tr ust, the yTh ’en-graft cd word r e c e ive , Whom the fir st sign ofDoth Christ the Lord pre pare ; Whose bliss no heart of
veal Him self,
They shall Hi s r y see .
ask no more Than guid ance from a bove .
he av’n ly pow
’
r Per suade s , and they be lieveman can reach No hu man voice de clare .
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CHRISTIAN SU I EN OE E YM NAL .
52 Oh ! Ever on Our Earthly Path. C. M .
Sangs te r .
Some gleam of glo r yU n til the grace be giv
’n, That , while we trav ai l
rou nd now,
we our eyes .earth , Our hearts i n he av
’
n .
CHRIS TIAN SOI EN CE HYM NAL .
53 N aomi . c . M .
H . G . Na e ge l i .Arr . b y Low e ll Mason .
1 Help us to help each2 Help u s to bui ld each3 . U p in to Thee , our
Each oth er’ s cross to bear ; Let each his friend - lyOur l it tle stock im-prove ; I n- crease our faith , conLet us in all things grow ; Till Thou hast made u s
-9
af ford , And his broth- er’s care .
firm our he pe , And per fee t us in love .in de e d,And spot less here be low .
56
CHRIS TIAN sC'I EN OE HYMNAL .
54 Church of the Ever-Living God . 0 . M .
H . Bonar , a lt . and ab r . J V . Robe rts , M u s . Doc .
1 . Church of the e v e r l iv2 . Not ma ny rich or no
the r’
s gra ciou s choice , A mid voi
Not ma great wise ; The y whom God makes His
this earth How might y is Thy voice !priests Are poor in hu man eyes .
57
OHRISTIAN SG'I EN OE HYMNAL.
55 Maitland. c . M .
M i lton , a lt . and ab r . G . N . Al le n .
1 . How love ly are Thy dwel l ings,Lord
,
2 . Lord God of Hosts, that r e ign
’
st on high,
From noise and trou ble free ; How beau ti ful theThey are the tru ly blest Who on Thee on lyGives grace and glo ry bright ; No good from him shal l
sweet ao cord Of those pray to Thee !wi l l r e ly ,
In Thee a lone wil l rest.with held Whose ways are just and right .
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OHRISTIAN SC'IENOE HYMNAL .
56 Oh, Speed thee , Christian , on ThyWay . 0 . M .
An on . Bracke tt .
speed thee , Chris tian,
There
With gird e d
race A crown ofCome thou The race must
loins call 0 bey , That grace and mer - cy bring .
glo be sought , A Vic t’ry to be won .
come be fore the prize , The cross be fore the crown .
59
57
OH RI STIAN SOI EN OE H
Balerma. C. M .
Sw a in . Hu gh W ilson .
How sweet , how he av’
n ly i s the sight,
When , from e u vy ,scorn , and pride
,
in one de light ful stream,
Love the gold e n chain that binds
When those who love the Lord In one anOur wish e s al l a bove
, Each can hisThrough cv
’
ry bos om flow ; And u n ionThe hap py hearts a bove ; And he ’s an
oth er’s peace de - l ight,And ful H i s word !
broth er ’s fai l ings hide,And show a broth - er’s love !
sweet,and dear e s - teem In e V
’ry ao tion glow .
heir of he aV ’
n who finds H is glow with love .
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CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
59 Evan . c . M .
Hym n s and Tu n e s , ab r . Wm . B . H av e r ga l .
lov ing Fa ther,God
,
need not , Lord , our glad ness leave,
pure in heart are al ways glad ;
gladsome song gin ; H is smile is on thewor - ship Thee a right Our j oy ful ness forsmile of God they feel ; H e doth the se cret
world a broad,
j oy our hearts with in .
praise r e ce ive ! Thou mak’
st our l ives so bright !of His j oy To blame - less hearts r e Vcal .
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60
OHRISTIAN ' SOIENCE H YJI NAL .
Speak Gently, it is Better Far . 0 . M .
Bracke tt .
1 . Speak gen tly , it i s bet ter far2 . Speak gen tly to the err ing : know3 . Speak gen tly :
’tis a lit tle thing,
To rule by love than fear ; Speak gen tlyThey must have toiled in vain Per chance un
Dropped in the heart’s deep well ; The good , the
9 4
no harsh word mar The good we maykind ness made them so 0 win them backjoy that it may bring , E ter - ni ty
63
UHRI STIAN SCI ENOE HYM NAL .
6 1 Azmon . c . M .
W i l l iam Cam e ron . a lt . and ab r . G laz e r . Arr . by Dr . Ma son .
preme wis dom as in pow’
r ,
2 . H e gives the con quest to the weak ,3 . Mere hu man e u e r gy shal l faint
,
4 . They with nu wea ried step shall tread
Rock of A ges stands : Lanst thou not search H isports the faint - ing heart ; And cour - age in theyouth- ful vig or cease ; But those who wait uppath of life di vine ; With grow- ing ar dor
mind ,and trace work ing of H is hands ?e Vil hour Hi s he aV
’
n - ly aids im part .on the Lord , In strength shal l stil l in crease .on ward move
,With grow ing bright-ness shine .
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UHRISTIAN SOIE'NOE HYM NAL .
6 2 Ye Timid Saints , Fresh Courage Take . 0 . M .
Cow p e r , a lt . an d ab r . Bra cke tt .
courtvill ri
The clouds ye so much dr e ad , Are big with m e r cy ,
ing e v’
r y hour ; The bud may have aAnd scan H is work in vain ; God I S His own in
will break bless ings on your head .
bit ter taste , But sweet will be the fiow’
r .
pret e r , And will make plain .
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CHRISTIAN SOI E '
N CE HYM NAL .
6 3 Peterborough . c . M .
Be rn ard Bart on , a lt . and ab r . Ra lf Harr ison .
l ight so thou shalt knowlight thou shalt find
light and thou shalt ownlight and thou shalt see
That fel low ship of love , H is Spir it on lyheart made tru ly Hi s , Who dwells in cloud- l essdark - ness passed a way , Be cause that Light hath
path ,though thorn bright , by grace shal l
be stow , Who reigns in a bove .
l ight e n shrined In whom no dark ness is .on thee shone In which is per feet day .
dwell with thee , And God him self is Light .
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CHRISTI AN SOI E '
N CE H YM NAL .
6 4 Joy to the World, the Lord is Come . c . M .
Wa tts , ab r . He nry Lah e e .
world,
Lord is comemore let sin and sor row grow ,
rules world with truth and grace
Let earth r e c e ive h e r King ; Let e v’
r y heart preNor thorns in fest the ground , H e comes to make Hi sAnd makes the na tions prove The glo ries of Hi s
pare Him room , And h e av’
n and ma turebless ings flow , Far as the curser ight- eons ness
,And won ders of H is
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C'HRISTIAN SU I EN CE HYM NAL .
6 5 St . Agn e s. C. M .
Sam u e l Joh n son , ab r . J B . Dyke s .
C it y of God,how broad and far
ho ly Church,one ar my strong ,
gleam Thy watch fir e s through the n ight ,vain the sur ge ’s an gry shock ,
Out spread Thy walls sub lime I The true Thy char te r e d
One stead fast high in tent,One work ing hand , one
With nev e r faint ing ray How rise Thy tow’
r s , seIn vain the ing sands ; U n- harmed up on th
’
E
are, e V
’ry age and cl ime .
har vest song,One King Om nip 0 tent !
rene bright,
To meet the dawn ing day !ter Rock , Th
'
E ter nal Cit y stands .
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CHRISTIAN sCI EN CE HYMNAL.
6 7 Belmont. c . M .
H . Ba th u rst , ab r . Joh ann C . W . A . Moz a rt .
for a faith that wi ll shrinkfaith that shines more bright and cleargive such a as this ,
Though pressed by cv’
ry foe That will not trem -bl eWhen tern pests rage with out That when in dan-gerAnd then
,what - e ’er may come , We ’ll taste , e
’
e n here the
the brink Of a ny earth ly woe ;knows no fear , In dark ness feels no doubt ;hal low’d bliss Of an e ter nal home .
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL.
68 I Worship Thee, Sweet Will of God. 0 . M .
Re v . F . W . Fabe r , ab r . Bracke t t .
ship Thee,sweet Will
sta cles and triways wins who sides
h
i
And all Thy ways dore ; And cv’ry day I
Like pris on walls to be , I do the l it tleTo Him no chance i s lost ; God’s will is sweet—est
seem love more more .do
,And leave the rest to Thee .
him when It tri umphs at H i s cost .
71
S (JI EN CE HYMNAL.
6 9 Christmas . 0 . M .
Joh n Morr ison , ab r . G . F . Han d e l.
1 as a Child of Hope born2 . H is name shal l be the Prince Peace
,
3 . His pow’
r , in creas ing , still shall spread ;
us a Son is giV’
n Him shal l the tribes of earth o- bey ,For e V e r —more a dor’d The Won-der- ful
,the Counsel- lor ,
H is reign no end shall know Justice shall guard His throne above ,
the hosts of Him all the hosts of h e av’
n .
The great and might-y Lord I Th great and might y Lord IAnd peace a bound be low , peace a bound be low .
CHRIS TIAN S CIEN CE HYMNAL.
70 Lord ! I Have Made ThyWords My Choice . 0 . M .
Wa tts , a lt . an d ab r . Bracke tt .
have made Thy word my choice ,his t’ry of Thy love ,
broad land of wealth un known
ALL VOICES in U NI SON (or SOLO) .
My last ing her i tage There shall my no blestAnd keep Thy law in sight Whi le thro’ the prom isWhere springs of l ife a rise ; Seeds of im mor tal
pow’r s r e j oice , My warm est thoughts gage .
I rove , With e v e r fresh de light .bliss are sown , And hid den glo ry l ies .
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CHRIS TIAN SCI E OE HY NAL
71 Simpson . 0 . M .
J oh n G . Wh i tt ie r , ab r . From Lou is Sph or °
1 . Love ! 0 Life ! our faith and sight2 . We faint ly hear
,we dim ly see ,
3 . To do Thy will is more than praise ,Friend Broth e r , and Lord ,
pres ence mak eth one : As , through transdiff ’ring phrase we pray ; But , dim orwords are less than deeds ; And sim plemay Thy ser Vice be ? Nor name
,nor
fig u r e d clouds of white , We trace the noon day sun .
clear , we own in Thee The Light,the Truth
,the Way .
trust can find Thy ways We miss with chart of creeds .form , nor rit ual word , But sim ply fol - 1’wing Thee .
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OHRISTLAN SU I EN CE HYMNAL .
7 2 WeWalk by Faith of Joys to Come . c . M .
Wa tts , ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . We walk by faith of j oys to come2 .
’Tis pleas ant to be l ieve Thy grace,
His word ; But while the bod yWe would be ab sent
home , We’re ah sent from the Lord .
desh,
pres ent,Lord
,with Thee .
Th e small note s ar e to b e sung, but much softe r than th e large one s.
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CHRISTIAN S U I E '
N OE HYM NAL .
73 Avon. C. M .
Hu gh W ilson .
“0 ”
Our God l ove and H I S
Teach as to love each oth e r , Lord,
Heirs of the same im mor tal bli ss,
8 0 may the un liev ing world
His age bear be low The heart with love toAs we are loved by Thee ; None who ar e tru lyOur hopes and aims the same , With bonds of love ourSee how Chris tians love And glo I
‘
l fy ou r
God in spired , With love to man will glow .
born of God,Can live in e u mi ty .
hearts u nite , With ma tual love in flam e .
SaV - iou r’
s grace,And seek that grace to prove .
CHRISTIAN SOIEN OE HYM NAL .
75 Heber . C. M .
G e o . W . Doan e . alt . G e o . Kingsle y .
Way Thee a loneTruth : Thy word a loneLife : the rend ing tombWay , the Truth the Life
From sin and death we fle e ; A—
rfi he who would thewis- dom can im part ; Thou on ly canst nu
Pro claims Thy con qu’
r ing arm ; And those who put theirGrant us that Way to
ther seek ,
trust Theewin
Mustthat Truth , And
Nor
know ; That Truth to keep , that
Him , Lord , by
pu ri fy thedeath nor hel l shall
Whose j oys e ter
OER ] STIAN SCI E’
N OE HYM NAL .
76 Walk With Your God, Along the Road. 0 . M .
T . H . G i l l . He n ry Sm a rt .
1 . Walk with your God , a long the road2 . Ye shall not faint , ye shal l not fail ,
Your strength H e wil l r e n e w ; “r ait on the cv e r
Made in the spir it strong ; Each task di vine ye
last ing God , H e wil l work with you .
stil l shall hail , blend it with a song .
CHRI STIAN S (JI EN CE I I
7 7 Colchester . c . M .
H . Pu r c e 11.
1 . Im mor tal Love ,2 . Our out ward lips con3 . Blow
,winds of God
,a wake
4 . The let ter fails,
the sys
e V e r flow ing free , For e r shared,for
oth e r names a bove ; But love a lone knowsmists of ea r th a way ! Shine out
, 0 Light die v
’
ry sym bol wanes Spir it o ve r
e r whole , A nev e r ebb 1nd sea !whence it came , And com pre hend eth love .
vine , and show How wide and far we stray !brood ing all
,E ter nal Love , r e mains .
CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE H YJILVAL .
78 I Cannot Walk in Darkness Long . 0 . M .
Carol in e A . Mason , ab r . Re v . F . A . J He rv e y .
walk in dark ness long,
stay and de fence,
My Light I can not stum bleHow shal l I keep e r is Om
fol - l’
wing such aEu ler rul
81
CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE H YM NAL .
79 Coventry . 0 . M .
Engl ish Me lody .
1 . The God who made both he av’n and earth
,
2 . The poor , op pressed by all their wrong3 . By Him the bl ind r e ce ive their s ight
,
And al l that they con tain , Will nev e r quit H isAre saved by His de cree ; H e gives the hun - gryThe weak and fall
’n H e r e arn ith kind r e gard and
stead fast make His prom ise vai n .
need ful And sets the pri s ’ners free .
ten der love H e the right e ous cares .
82
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE H YI’
IINAL .
80 Bright as the Guiding Star that Led . c . M .
Harrie t Au be r , ab r . Bra cke tt .
1 . Bright was the guid ing star that led,
2 . But , 10 ! a bright e r,clear e r l ight ,
3 . Oh , haste to fo l low where it leads
With mild , be nig tiles to theNow points to his It shines thr o’
sin andThe gra cions cal l Be rug ged wi lds or
ly shed Where the Re deem e r lay .
row’s night , To guide us to our Lord .
’
ry meads The Chris - tian ’s des tined way .
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(JHR I STIAN S CIENCE
8 1 Southport. c . M .
Ge orge Kingsle y .
T”In at mos- phe r e of love di Vine ,The Prin ci pal of be ing
, God ,
mor tal sense we must de stroy ,
l ive,andmove ,
and breathe ; Tho ’ mor tal eyes maywith u s e v
’
r y where ; H e holds us perwe would bring to light The won—ders of
i t not ;’Tis sense that would
H is love , we Hi s imnal Mind , Where sense i s lost
84
N SCIENOE HYM NAL .
8 3 Dundee . c . M .
J oh n G . Wh i tt ie r . Gu i llaum e Fran c .
O pure Re form ers ! not in vainThe truths ye urge are borne a a broadPress on and , we may not share
Your trust hu man kind ; The good which blood- shedwind and tide ; The voice of na tureof your fight , We
’ ll ask at least , in
could not gain , Your peace zeal shal lof God Speaks out up on your side .
earn est pr ay’
r,God ’s bless ing on the Right .
OHRIS7TAN SCI EN OE H YM NAL .
8 4 Beneath the Shadow of the Cross . 0 . M .
Sam u e l Longfe llow . Bra cke tt .
1 Be neath the shad ow
2 . 0 bond of u nion,strong
3 . Then , sus , be thy Spir
As ly hopes move,
Hi s new com0 bond of per fe ct peace ! Not e
’
e n theAnd swift our feet shall move To deeds of
mand-ment Je sus gives,
— His bless- e d word love .
li ft cd cross can harm,If we but hold to this .
pure self sac ri - fice , And the sweet tasks of love .
87
CHRIS TIAN S OI EN CE' HYM NAL .
8 5 St . Martin’
s . c . M .
Sam u e l Longfe llow . ab r . Wm . Tan su r .
on farGod ’s faith
’
ry age and race , wast e d
the pine or palm,One U n seen
the world raised up ; pure in
of years, U n changed by chang- ing place .
ence a dor e s ,With si lence or with psalm .
bap tiz e d on e s ; Love ,her com mu - nion—cup .
88
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
8 6 Make Channels for the Streams of Love . 0 . M .
Rich ard C . Tre n c h . Bra cke tt .
chan nels for the streamsat a my timemust share
,if
Where they may broad ly run ; And love hasSuch chan - nels to pro vide , The ver yThat bless - ing from a bove Cease ing to
ve r dow - ing str e am s , To fill them e V’ry one .
of love for u s Will soon be parched and dried .
give,we cease to have , Such is the law of love .
OHRISTIAN SCI EN OE H
8 7 Eckh ar dtsh e im . o. M .
C . Z e u n e r .
Low ly in heart to all who sought,
M idst keen r e proach and cm cl scorn,
sus our pat tern our guide
and ser vant found ; H e washed theirand meek he stood ; His foes , nu
may we all bear , 0 may we
feet , be wiped the ir tears,And healed each bleed- ing wound .
grate ful ,sought his l ife He la bored for their good .
tread his ho ly steps , Hi s j oy and glo r y share .
90
CHR I S TIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
8 8 Prayer Is the Heart’s Sincere Desire. c . M .
Mon tgom e ry , a lt . an d ab r . Re v . J . B . D k e s , M u s . Doc .
the heart’s s in cerethe sim ple st formthe Chris tian ’s VI
U t - te r e d or ex -
pr e sse d gThe mo tion of aThat in fant lips can try ; P r ay
’
r the sub lim estThe Chris- tian ’s na tive air : H is watch—word o v e r
fir e That trem bles in breast .strains that reach The Maj e s ty high .
com death H e e u he av’
n with pr ay’
r .
91
CHRI STIAN SCI EN OE H YM NAL .
8 9 St . Asaph . C. M . D .
M . Gior n ovich i.
came up on the mid night clear,That
he neath life’s crush ing load,Whose
the days are hast oh , By
glo r ious song of old , an gels bend ingforms are bend ing low , Who toi l a long the
pr oph ets seen of old , When with the
near the earth Their won - dr ous told ;climb ing way With pain ful steps and slow !
cl ing years Shal l come the time fore told ,
92
CHRIS1 IAN SOIENCE H YM NAL .
90 0 h ! not Alone with Outward Sign. c . M . D .
W h i t t i e r. Bracke t t .
1 . Oh ! not a lone with out ward sign2 . Though her ald cd by naught of fear
,
Of or voice heaven , The mes sageOr out ward sign or show ; Though on ly
of a truth di - vine , The call of God , i s given ;to the in-ward ear It whis - pers soft and low ;
94
OER ] STIAN S (JI EN OE H YM NAL .
wak ’ning in hu man heart,
drop ping as the man na fell,
Love for the true and right , Zeal for theseen , yet from a hove , Ho ly and
Chris tian ’s bet ter part,
Strength for the Chris- tian ’s fight .
gen tle heed it well , The cal l to Truth and Love .
95
CLU B] STI AN SU I EN CE
91 Brattle Street. 0 . M . D .
Joh n Ry lan d . I . P le y e l .
1 . O Lord , would de light in Thee,
2 . No good in crea tures can be found,
3 . H e that has made my heaven se cure ,
And Thy care de pend ; To Thee in cv’
ryBut may be found in Thee ; I must have all thingsWill here al l good pro vide ; While Christ i s rich , can
trou ble fle e My best ,and a bound , WhileI be poor ? What
96
(JHRI STI AN SC'I EN C'E HYM NAL .
92 Eternal Mind the Potter Is. C. M . D .
Al ic e Day ton . Lou is Sp h or .
1 . E ter nal M ind the Pot2 . God could not make im per3 . God ’s wil l i s done H is king
And thought,th’e ter nal clay . The hand that fash io n
H i s mod e l In fi n ite ; U n hal- lowe d thought H e
The Pot te r’
swork is plain . The long ing to be
i s di Vine ; His works pass not acould not plan— Love ’s work and Love mustgood and true Has brought the Light a gain ;
98
CHRISTIAN S (JIENCE 11YM ZVAL .
Man i s the no blest work of GodLife , Truth , and Love the pat tern make
,
And Man does stand as God ’s own child ,
His beau ty , pow’
r , and grace , Im mor tal ; per fee tChrist i s the per feet heir ; The clouds of sense rol lThe im age of His Love . Let g lad - ness ring from
as Hi s Mind Re fie ct faceback , and show The form di Vine ly fair .e V
’r y tongue , And he av
’
n an earth ap prove .
OHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL
9 3 Dennis . S . M .
P . Dodd r idge , ab r . Arr . b y Low e l l Mason .
1 . How com mands ! How
2 . Be neath ful eye H is3 . H is good ap proved
, U n
kind H is pre ce pts are ! Come,cast your bur dens
saints se cure ly dwel l ; That hand which bears crechanged from day to day : I ’l l drop my bur den
the Lord , And trust His con stant care .tion up Shall guard H is ch il dren well .His feet , And bear a song a way .
100
OHRISTIAN SCIENOE HYM NAL .
95 Thatcher . s. M .
Anon . Ge orge Fre d e r ick Hand e l .
1 source of light,
2 . Now to our eyes dis playThy teach ings make us know
con fine d ; Dis gloom yr e veal ; Cause u s to run theThy love , The van i ty o f
shades night,
Re veal the l ighthe aV
’
n ly way,De light ing in
things be low,The joy of things
102
CHRI STIAN SOIENCE H YM NAL .
96 Imposture Shrinks from Light. s. M .
Sc ott , a lt . and ab r . Bracke tt .
Im pos ture shrinks from light , And dreads theWith un der stand ing blest , Cre at e d
The truth Thou dost im part , May we with
piero ing eye ; But sa truthsfree
,Our faith on man
ness own ; Ah horr ing each
test in Vite , They bid u s search and try .
dare not rest , Sub j e ct to none but Thee .
va sive ar t , And ing lone .
103
CHRISTIAN SOIE 'NCE HYM NAL .
97 State Street . 8 . M .
Al t . and ab r . Jona th an C .Woodm an .
Come peace FromFear hath no dwell here But
this di vine bode Change
shad ows come way Where al l the soundspure r e pose love Breathe through the bright , ce
leaves no sad d’
ning trace ; Come , trust - ing heart , come
weep- ing cease,
storms more have sway .
l es tial air The spi r it of the dove .
to thy God,Thy ho ly ing place .
U se d by pe rmission of Olive r Ditson Company. owne r s of the copy r ight.104
OHR I STIAN SOIENOE HYMNAL.
99 Laban . s. M .
M . J H . Z ink , ab r . Low e ll Mason .
i s a liv ing way ;bless e d, bless e d LightSpir it’s sweet con trol
death it has no part ; From fear of al l disj oy ful , j oy ful news ! Thy law is Life , Thy
we will fess , Thine out- stretched
ease and sin,
It will r e l ie ve the heart .is peace , No oth e r can we choose .
arms of love,And there find health and rest .
106
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE HYMNAL .
100 Teach Me, My God and King . 8 . M .
Re v . G e o . r t , ab r . Bracke tt .
Teach me , my God and King , In thingTo scorn the sens e s
’ sway While sti ll toIf done be neath Thy laws , E
’
e n ser vile
Thee see ; And what I do in a nyThee I tend ; In all I do be Thou the
bors shine ; Hal - low’d is toil , if this the
To do it asIn all be ThouThe mean est work
do
I n all
Th e m e an
Th e small note s ar e for accompanime nt only .
107
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
10 1 St . Thomas . s. M .
Mon tgom e ry , a lt . W ill iam Tan su r .
’Tis God the Spir leads paths beport e d by His grace ,
We stil l pur’Tis H e that works to will
,
’Tis H e that
fore nu known The work to besue our way As sured that we shallworks to do Hi s i s the pow
’
r bym
formed ours , The strength all Hi s own .
reach the prize , Se cure end less day .
which we act , H is be ry too .
OHR I STIAN SU I EN OE HYM NAL .
10 3 Boylston . s. M .
C .We s le y , ab r . Low e l l Ma son .
diers Christ , a rise,
Stand then in His great might,
From strength to strength go on
your ar ou , Strong strength whichHis strength e n dued , And take , arm you
tle,and fight , and pr ay ; Tread all the pow
’
r s‘ of
God sup plies Through H is e ter Son .
for the fight, The pan 0 ply of God .
dark ness down And win well fought day
110
CHRIS TIAN SU I EN OE HYM WAI .
10 4 Heirs of U nending Life . 8 . M .
Anon . Bra cke tt .
of un end ing life ,will sup port our hearts
,
H e that works wil l ,
we so j ourn here , u s salm ight be fore n u known ; The work to be per
that works to do ; is the pow’
r by
tion work h tr e mb ling and with fear .
formed is ou rs,
The strength is al l His own .
which His be the glo r y too
111
CHRIS TI AN SCIENCE HYMNAL.
10 5 Athol . s . M .
Dodd r idge . Ra lph Ha rrison .
1 . Ye ser vants of the Lord !2 . Let al l you r lamps be bright
,
3 . Watch , —’tis your Lord’s com mand ;
Oh , hap py ser vant he ,
i n of fice wait, Oh ser vant of H i strim the gold e n flam e ; Gird up your loin s aswhile we speak He ’s near ; Mark the fir st sig nal
such a pos - ture found ! He shal l his Lord with
h e av’
n ly word,And watch ful at H is gate .
in Hi s sight,For Per feet His name .
of His hand,And read y al l ap pear .
rap tu i e see , And be with hon or crowned .
112
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
10 7 Olmutz .
Ch arle s Pa rson s , ab r .
S . M .
do not barwi l l from e r
Hid treas ures itThen 0 pen wide
gainst the light of Good ;l ong slav e d mind ;
who know its pow’
r,
Truth and Light and Love ;
Arr . by Dr . Mason .
your mindror freer e vealsyour heart
But o pen wide , letAnd bring the l ight ofAnd al l who will mayYou then shal l know your
in the Word,And Truth will be your food .
l ib e r ty Where it shal l be e u shrined .
light r e ce ive , In th is most gra cions hour .Life is hid With Christ in God a bove .
C'HRISTIAN SCI EN CE HYM NAL .
10 8 Sow in the M om Thy Seed. s . M .
J Mon tgom e ry . Bra cke t t .
1 . Sow in the morn thy2 . And du ly shall ap
eve hold not thy hand ; doubt and fear giveve r - dure , beau ty ,
strength,
ten der blade,the
thou no heed ; Broad cast it o ’er the land .
stalk , the ear , And the ful l corn at length .
115
CHRIS TIAN S CI ENCE H YM NAL
10 9 Silver Street. s . M .
R e v . Th om as Cogsw e ll U p h am . S . Sm i th .
who knowsris eth to his task , Sooning he cal ls hi s own Nothu s, 0 God , th is mind Which
to o bey ; Whose life carethe word is giv
’
n ; Nor waits , nor doth ahe hath to say H i s feet are shod for
waits for Thy com mand , And doth its high est
flows , Where God points out way .
ques tion ask , When or ders come from H e av’
n .
God a lone,And God a lone o bey .
pleas ure find In Thy great work to stand .
116
CHRI S TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
Sicily . 8s , 7s .
J . Row e , a lt . and a b r . Sic il ian Me lody .
1 . From the ta ble now r e
2 . His ex am ple while he
3 . Love to God and man dis
Which for u s the Lord hath spread , May ou r thoughts r e
May our l ives Hi s im age bear ; Him our Lord andWalk - ing stead in Hi s way , Joy at tend u s
fr esh -m e nt find - ing, Grow in al l things l ike ourMas - ter call - ing
,H is com mands may we r e Vere .
in be l iev ing , Peace from God,
thr o’
e nd- less day !
118
UHRI STIAN SCI EJVOE H YJlINAL .
112 Call the Lord Thy Sure Salvation 85, 75 .
Jam e s Mon tgom e ry , ab r . R e v . J . B . Dyke s , M u s . Doc .
1 . Call the Lord thy sure2 . He shal l charge H is an3 . There no tu mult can
Rest neath th’
Al -might y’
s shade ; In H i s se cretWatch and ward o ’er thee to keep
,Though thou walk thro ’
Thou shalt dread no hid den snare ; Guile nor Vi o
hab i tion Dwe ll ,nor e v e r be dis-mayed .
hos tile r e gions,Though in des ert wilds thou sleep .
lence shal l harm thee In e ter nal guard there .
1 19
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
113 Bar tim e u s. 8s , 78 .
S . Joh n son , ab r . S te ph e n Je nks .
ward , Chris tian , though the r e gionthe thorn road , and none oththy trust calm e u de av
Where thou art be drear and lone ; God hath set aIs the mount of vis ion won ; Tread it with outGuid ing,che e r ing , like the sun ; Earth bound hearts thou
guar dian le gion Ve r y near thee , press thou on !
shrink ing,broth - e r l J e sus trod it, press thou ou l
shalt de l iv e r ; Oh , for their sake , press thou on !
120
CHRISTIAN S (JIENOE HYMNAL .
115 Rathbun . 8s , 7s .
Gottfr i e d Arno ld . Tr . b y M iss C . W inkwo r th , a lt . and ab r . I . Conke y .
1 . Well him who al l things los ing ,2 . Well for him who noth ing know - eth3 . Well for him who al l for sak ing ,4 . 0 that we our hearts might sev e r
E’
e n him - sel f doth count as naught,
Stil l the one thingBut his God
,whose bound- less love Makes the heart where
Walk eth not in shad - ows vain , But the path ofFrom earth’s tempt- ing van i ties , Fix ing them on
choos- ing,That with al l true bl iss
it glow eth Calm and pure and faith - ful prove !is tak - ing Through this vale of tears and pain !for e v e r In whom al l our ful l ness l ies
122
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
116 Cast Thy Bread upon the Waters . 85 , 73 .
J H . Han a ford , a lt . an d ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . Cast thy bread up on wa ters ,2 . Cast thy bread up on the wa ters ,3 As the seed by bi l lows float e d,
Think - ing not ’ti s thrown a way ; God H im- self saith,thou shalt
Wi ld ly tho ’ the bi l lows roll,They but aid thee as thou
To some dis tant is land lone , So to hu -man hearts be
a gain some fu ture day .
Truth to spread from pole to pole .
That thou fling est may be borne .
N SOIENOE HYM NAL .
117 Stockwell . 8s , 7s .
D . E . Jon e s .
Hear our pr ay’
r , oh gra cions Fa
Armed with faith may we press onLike the star of Beth l
’
hem shin
Au thor of ce l es tial good,
That ThyKnow ing noth ing but Thy will , Con qu
’
r ingLove wil l guide all the way , From the
laws so pure and ho ly May be bet ter nu der stood .
’
r y storm of e r r or,V
V
ith the sweet wor ds ,“Pe ace be stil l .
depths of e r r or’
s dark- ness , In to Truth ’s e ter nal day .
124
119
OHRISTIAN SCI EN OE '
H YI IINAL .
Wilmot. 8s , 7s .
Bre v ia ry . Carl Mar ia von We be r .
night of that lastman with man con
an cient forms dee V e r last ing
Seat e d with H is cho band , Christ , as food toStaid the seeds of truth to sow ; Then He
.
closed , inN e w e r rights of grace pre vail ; Faith for all deThro ’ the who reigns on high
,Be sal va tion
,
H is breth - ren , Gives H im self, with H is own hand .
sol e mn or der,Won- dr ous ly ,
H is l ife of woe .
feets sup ply ing , Where the fee ble sens e s fai l .hon or , bless ing
,Might
,and end less maj e s ty .
126
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
120 Father,Hear the Prayer We Offer . 83 . 7s
Hym n s of th e Sp ir i t , ab r .
ther,hear the pr ay
’
r wefor cv e r 111 green pas turesfor e v e r by sti ll wa ters
V V
Not for ease that pr ay’
r shal l be But for str e ngth ,that we mayDo we ask our way to be But the steep and rug gedWould we i dly qui e t stay ; But would smite the liv ing
Live our l ives cour a geon s ly .
May we tread r e 30 10 mg ly .
From the rocks a long our way .
N SOI EN OE HYM NAL .
12 1 Scie n ce . 8s, 7s.
Lau ra, 0 . Nou rse , a lt . and ab r . Bracke tt .
sweep ing down years nu told,
fiow’
r fruit age now are seen,
Hi s l iv ing pres ence we have
The day of Truth is break ing ; And sweet and fairWhere blight and mil dew
l
r e st e d : The Christ to day toThe word made fle sh a mong And hearts of stone be
leaves nu fold , Of Love ’s im mor ing.
u s , has been By word and deed at test e d .
fore H im melt H is peace i s brood ing o ’er u s.
128
(JHR I STIAN SOIENOE H YM NAL .
12 3 St . Sy lve ste r . 8s , 7s.
Wa t e rston , ab r . J B . Dyke s .
1 . The o ries , which thou sands cher2 . World - l ings bl ind ly may r e fuse3 . Thrones may tot ter , em pires , crum
Pass like clouds that sweep the sky ; Creeds and dog-mas all mayClose their eyes and cal l i t night ; Learn e d scof- fers may aAll their glories cease to be ; While She ,Chr istlike , cr owns the
Truth Her self can nev e r die .
But they can not quench Her light !And from bond- age sets them free .
130
CHRI S TI AN SCIENCE HYMNAL.
12 4 Vainly Through N ight’s Weary H ours . 8s , 7s .
H . Au be r , ab r . Bra cke tt .
through night’s r ywere al l our toi l and
sti l l the hope of
0
Keep we watch,lest foes a - larm ; Vain our bu l war ks ,and our
Did not God that la bor ble ss ; Vain,with - out Hi s grace and
That .ou hu man strength rel ies ; But to him shal l help he
ers , But for God ’s pro teet ing arm .
vor , EV’ry tal ent we pos sess .
e n , in hum ble faith ap plies .
131
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
125 Autumn . 85, 78 , D.
M r s . F . S . Lov e joy . S p an ish M e lody . M ar e ch io .
‘
l
'
fi‘
1 . O, my peo ple ! j our n ’ying on ward ,2 . This the path which you must fol low ,
3 you will but heed this les son
You of Christ’s great brother hood,Heed the les - sons which H e
This the way the Sav- iour trod ; And H e teach - e s this willt ich the bless e d Sav- iou r gave
, G0 ing b ut in to the
o
1
you , Writ te n in H is bless e d word .
In to peace and up to God .
ways Seek ing those H e came to save ,
132
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE H YM NAL.
12 6 True , the Heart Grows Rich in Giving . 8s, 7s ,
El iz abe th Ch arle s , a lt . and ab r . F . J Hay dn .
the heart grows rich inthe heart a well left
its wealth grain ; Seeds which mil de w
None its void fill ; Noth ing but a
in the gar - ner , Scat - te r e d,fill with gold the plain .
cease- less Foun- tain Can its cease less long ings still .
CHRISTIAN SOIENCE HYM NAL .
heart
thy steps drag wear - i ly ? Help to bear thySelf e n twined
,its strength sinks low . It can ly
den , wil l bear both it thee .
ing,And by se r V ing love will grow .
135
N SOIENOE HYM NAL .
12 7 Bavar ia . 8 3 , 7s , D .
F . L . He yw ood , a lt . a nd ab r . Ge rm an .
Break ing through clouds of dark ness,
Christ l ike ben e dic tions,
Black with e r ror , doubt and fear ; Light ing each som —b1'e
God like 111 its strength sublime , Conqu’
r ing’ry sub tle
With a diance soft and clearWith a meek ness all d i
136
CHRIS TIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
128 Peace be to this Congregation . 85, 78 , D .
W e sle y an . Br a.ck e tt .
Peace to this con gre ga
thou God of Peace,
be near
Peace to e V’
ry heart Peace , ear nestFix with - in our hearts Thy home ; With Thy bright ap
sal va tion ; Peace , the fruit of con-quered sin ;ing cheer us , In bless - cd free - dom come .
138
CHRIS TIAN SOIENOE HYM ANL .
ALL VO ICES I N U NI SON .
V I
that speaks the he av’
n lywith al l Thy rev e
Peace , to world ly minds un-known ; Peace,that flow eth ,
Truth which we so long have sought ; Come with Thy deep
riv e r , From th ’e ter nal Source a lone .
1a tions,Peace of God which pass eth thought '
Th e small note s ar e for accompanime nt only.
139
OHRISTIAN SCI EN OE HYM NAL .
129 Greenville. 8s , 7s , D .
An on , a lt . Rosse au .
ther , Thou hast taught u s
would trust in pro teet ing,
should live to Thee a lone ; Year by year , ThyWhoi ly rest up on Thine arm , Fol low whol -
'
ly
hand hath brought u s , On through dan-gers nu known ,di rect ing , Thou our on ly guard from harm !
140
CHRI STIAN SOIENCE HYM NAL .
130 H e That Goeth Forth withWeeping . 8 3 , 7s , D .
Hast ings . a lt . Ch arle s Harford Lloy d , M u s . Bac .
forth with weep ing,
nev e r wea ry
Bear ing sti l l the prec ious seed, Ne v e r
Let not fear thy thoughts e m ploy ; Though the
tir ing,nev e r sleep ing , Soon shal l se e his toi l suc ce e d
pros-pe ct be most drear y , Thoumay’
st reap the fruits of j oy
142
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
Show’
r s of rain will fal l from he av e u ,
Lo the scene of ve r dure bright ’n ing
Then the cheer ing sun will shine , So shal lSee the ris ing grain ap pear ; Look a
pleu- te ou s fruit be giv e n ,Through an in - flu e nce all di Vine .
gain the fie lds are whit- ’ning,Har vest time is sure near .
143
OHRISTIAN SCI E'
N CE HYM NAL .
13 1 Weimar. 8s, 7s , 48 .
Ke lly , a lt . Anc ie n t Me lody , 1 6 4 8 .
1 . Look , ye saints the day break - ing ; Joy ful times are2 . God of coh ,high and glo- r ious ! Let Thy peo ple
near at hand ;God,the m ight - y God , i s speak- ing By Hi s word insee Thy pow
’
r ;Let the gos pel be Vi c to- rions Thro’ the world for
fl -fl -fl -Q
e v -’
ry land : Day ad vanc- e s— Darkness flees at His command .
e v e r more :Then shall i dols Per ish ,while Thy'
saints a dore .
144
CHRISTIAN HYM NAL .
13 3 2 10 11 . 83 , 7s , 4s .
Anon . Th om as Hast ings .
Come Thou all trans form ing Spirmay al l e n j oy bless
Bless theWhich
,Thy word ’s
Let each heart Thy grace in herLet u s all Thy love pos sess
14 6
CHRISTIAN S (JIENCE HYM NAL .
Raise the weak,
gryful truth r e
T’
sup ply T ple’s needThy praise and glo r y l ive
,
From sup - ply Thy ple ’s need .
To Thy praise and glo r y l ive .
147
OHRISTIAN SOIENCE HYJPINAL .
13 4 Guide me , 0 Thou Great J e h ovah I 83 , 7s , 45 .
W i ll iam W ill iam s , a lt . a n d ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . Guide me, 0 Thou great Je ho vah I
3 . O pen is the crys tal foun tain,
Pil grim through this bar landWhence the heal ing wa ters flow
am weak , but ThouAnd the fi ery cloud
148
CHRIS TIAN S CI EN C B YM A
13 5 Nurembu rg . 7s.
Jos ian Con d e r . J ob aumRu dolp h Able .
prom ise reads ,in Thy handtask shalt give
Oh , to learn this les son we ll I Still con - stant“Dai - ly strength for dai ly needs : Cast fore bod - ingAl l my san - guine hopes have planned , To Thy wis - dom
Day by day to Thee I l ive ; So shal l add e d
mer Give me , Lord , my dai bread .
way ; Take the man na of to day .
”
sign,And would mould my wil l to Thine .
years Not my own , my Fa the r’
s wil l .
150
S CIENCE HYM NAL .
13 6 Everlasting Arms of Love . 7s .
An on . Bra cke tt .
e r last ing arms of Loveour e v e r pres ent Guide
Are be neath , a round , a bove God it whoFaith - fu l is what - e ’er be tide ; Glad ly , then , we
H is the arm we lean up ou .
With H is arm to lean up ou .
151
CHRISTIAN SCIEN CE HYM NAL .
13 7 Hendon . 75.
W i ll iam Gaske ll , ab r . an d a lt . C . H . A . M a lan .
M ight y God , First , the Last , What are gesAl l that be ing e ’er shall know , On , sti ll ou , thro ’
What so e’er lot may Calm ly i n th is
Thy sight But as yes ter - day when past , Or athe st years , Al l e ter ni ty can show , Bright be
tho ’t we’
ll r e st, —When we see as Thou dost see , We shall
n ight ? Or a watch in the night ?pears
,Bright be fore Thee now ap
- pears .blest , We shal l l ove Thee and be blest .
152
OHRISTIAN SC'I EN OE
139 Pleyel . 7s .
From th e G e rm an . Igna c e P le y e l .
1 . Word of Life , most pure,
most str ongI
2 . Lo I the rip ’ning fie lds we see3 . Lord of bar vest , let there be
Lo I for thee he na tions long ; Spr e ad, till from itsMight y shall the har - vest be But the reap ersJoy and strength to work for Thee , Till the na tions
y night A l l the world a wakes to light .still are few ; Great the work they have to do .
and near See Thy light , Thy law r e vere .
154
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
14 0 Wait, My Heart, upon the Lord . 73 .
W . F . Lloy d , a lt . an d a b r . Bra cke tt .
1 Wait , my heart ,2 . If the sor3 . Rock of A
To H is gra cious prom - ise Lay- ing hold up
Seem pe— cul iar stil l to thee , God has prom ised
WithThy prom ise ful l and free ; Faith - ful,pos i
on H is word,
“As days thy strength shall be .
need - ful grace “As thy days thy strength shall be .
tive , and sure “As thy days thy strength shall be .
155
14 1 Dijon .
Anon .
Find that
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CHRI STI AN S (JI EN CE HYM NAL .
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Ge rm an Ev e n ing Hymn .
grace,
our health’
ry strait ,
place If wewealth If wewait H e will
pr ay’
r , God is pres ent e V’
ry- where .
pr ay’
r , God i s pres ent e v’ry
- where .
p r ay’
r,God is pres ent e V
’
ry where .
156
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
14 3 Herford . 7s .
Low e ll . Engl ish Tu n e .
o — o
1 . They are slaves who will not choose Ha tr e d ,
2 . They are slaves who fear to speak For the
scof fing, bus e , Rath than,i n
weak ; They are slaves , who
lence,shrink From the truth they needs must think .
be In the right with two or three .
158
UH RI STIAN SCI EN UE HYM NAL .
14 4 God Made All His Creatur es Free . 7s .
Mon tgom e r y , a lt . and ab r . My le s B . Foste r .
made His crea tures freeshall al l our s lav ery cease ,
Life it sel f is l ib ty ; or - dained noGod’ s chil- dren dwel l peace , And the new-born
“ oth e r bands Than 11 nit e d heartsearth r e cord Love
,and Love a lone
,
SOI EN CE HYM NAL .
14 5 Halle . 7s , 6 1 .
Th om as Toke Ly nc h , 18 55 , ab r . F . J Hay dn .
Gra cions spirTruth ful spirMight y spir
And , with words that helpAnd with wis dom kindMight y so as to
160
CHRI STIAN S CI EN U H YM A
14 6 Watchman . 7s , D .
Joh n Bow r ing, 18 2 5 . Low e l l Mason .
Watch man , tel lWatch man , tel lWatch man , tel l
What its signs of prom ise are ? Trav ’
le r , o’
e r
High e r yet that star as - ce nds ; Trav’le r , ble ss e d
For the morn ing seems to dawn ; Trav ’le r , dark ness
moun - tain ’s height See that glo ry- beam ing star !
ness and light,Peace and truth its course por- tends ;
takes its flight,Doubt and ter ror are withdrawn ;
162
OHRISTIAN SOI EN OE HYM NAL .
i ts beau t’ous rayits beams a lonethy wan d
’
r ings cease
V
Aught of hope or j oy fore - tel l ? Trav ’ l er,yes ; it
Gild the spot that gave them birth ? Trav ’ler,a ges
Hie thee to thy qui e t home ! Trav ’ler,l o ! the
the day , Prom ised day Is r a e l .
are its own ; See , i t bursts o ’er all the earth !Prince of peace , Lo ! the Son of God
,is come !
163
OER ] STIAN SCI EN UE HYJVINAL .
14 7 Webb . 7 8 , 68 , D .
s . F . Sm i th . G . J . W e bb .
1 . The morn ing light i s break2 . B lest riv e r of sal va
The dark - ness dis ap pears ! The sons of earth arePur sue thine on ward way Flow thou to cv
’
ry
wak ing To pen i ten tial tearsna tion
, Nor in thy rich ness stay
164
CHRISTIAN SC'I EN CE ' HYM NAL .
14 8 God Comes with Succor Speedy . 7s, 65, D .
Jam e s Mon tgom e ry , ab r . Bra cke tt .
comes , with suc corHim shall pr ay
’
r nu
_ 90_
those who suf fer wrong ; To help the poor anddai ly vows
,cend ; king - dom sti l l in
And hid the weak be strongA king dom with out end .
166
CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE ' HYM NAL .
comes to break optide of time shal l
And set the cap tive free , To take a way transH is cov e nant r e move His name shall stand for
si on,And rule in e qui ty .
e r His great,best name of Love .
167
S (JI EN UE
14 9 Ewing . 7s , 65, D .
An na L . Wa ring, 18 50 . Ale xan d e r Ew ing.
1 . In h e av’
n
2 . Whe r e V e r
3 . Green pas tures
No change my heart shal l fear ; And safe is such conNo want shall turn me back ; My shep - herd beWhich yet I have not seen ; Bright skies wi ll soon be
ing , For noth ing Chang here .
s ide me,And noth ing lack .
o ’er me,Where dark est clouds have been .
168
OHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL .
150 N ow is the Time Approaching . D .
Jan e Bor tw ick , ab r . J . W . Ell iott .
is the time proach ing,
2 . Let all that vides u s
l ong fore - told , t e n al l shal l dwellpass a way
,Like shad - ows of
shep herd andthe blaze
170
CHRI S TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
that now
ALL Vowns IN U NI SON .
From many a dis tant shore , round one al tarMore sweet and last ing prove , clos e r bond of
M an .
ing , One com mon Lord a dore .
nion , In a blest land of love .
The small note s ar e for accompan im e nt only.
171
CHRIS TIAN SOI EN E HYM NAL .
151 Greenland. 7s , as, D .
B. Gough , a b r . Lau sann e Psa lte r .
on the mounhymns of
him that brings , Like streams from l iv ingr u sa lem I Let songs , in stead of
tains , Good tid ings of good thingsness , Thy ju bi lee pro claim
172
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYM NAL .
152 God Is'
My Strong Salvation . 75 , GS , D .
Jam e s Mon tgom e ry . S ir Joh n S ta in e r , M . A . , M u s . Doc .
my strong sal va
the Lord r e 11
What foe have I to fear ? In dark - ness and tempMy heart
,with cou- rage wait ; H is truth be thine af
ta tion,My Light , my Help is near :
fi ance , When faint and des o late
174
CHRISTIAN SCIENOE HYM ZV'
AL .
Though hosts camp roundH is might heart shal l strength
Firm in the fight I stand ; What ror can conH is love thy joy in crease day shal l
found me,
IVith God my right handlength e n The Lord will give thee peace I
175
CHRIS TIAN SOI EN CE HYMNAL .
153 Missionary Hymn . 7s, 6s , D .
Low e ll M ason .
glo rions day is dawnad vo cates of e r
watch word has been spo
wak ing earth The her alds of theglo rion s morn , And hear in shrink - ingbrok e n forth , Far shine s the bless e d
ing Are spring ing in to birth .
ror , The watch word of r e form .
ken U p on the star tle d earth
176
CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE HYM NAL .
154 I Know N o Life Divided. 7s , 6s , D .
Re v . Carl Joh ann Ph il ip p Sp i tta .
an d ab r . W i l l iam He n ry Monk . M u s . Doc .
1 . I know no life di2 . I fear no trib u
0 Lord of life , Thee ; In Thee life proSince , what so e ’er it be It makes no
e d For all man - kind andtion Be tween my and
178
CHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL .
death Omy God and Teach
Be - cause I l ive in Thee ; Thy life it is whichVouch- safe to be own , Though poor , I shal l be
us From death e ter nale r Than mon arch on his
179
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
155 St . Cecilia. 63 .
Ka th le e n , a lt . a nd ab r . R e v . S . G . Hay n e , M u s . D oc .
What is thy birth right,
Thou art Truth’s hon est child,
Dreams of sense dis pearTake then e d rod
of the per What is thy Fa the r’
s
less and pure heart . Tread ing , meek , uh deTru th dawns on the sight , The toms of thyart not e r r or
’
s thr all I Thou hast the gift
lov cd sonpaths a part .fore the light .
ver all .
180
OER ] STI AN SOIEN CE
157 St . Gertrude . 65, 5s .
S . Bar ing-Gou ld .
1 . On war d,Chr istian sol diers
,
2 . Like a m ight - y ar my ,
3 . Crowns and thrones may per ish,
4 On war d, the n , ye peo ple,
With the cross of J e sus
Arth u r S . S u ll ivan .
Marching as to war,
Moves the Church of God ;Kingdoms rise and wane
,
J oin our hap py throng ;
Go ing on be fore .
Bro the r s , we are tread ing Where the saints have trod ;But the Church of J e susBlend with ours your voie
Chri st , the m y al Mas ter ,We are not di vid e d ,
Con stant wil l r e mainIn the tri umph - song
Leads a gainst the foe ;All one
b
bod y we ,
Gates of hel l can nev e r’Gainst that Chu1ch pre - vai l ;
Glo ry , laud , hon
182
U n to Christ the K h cf
CHRISTIAN SOI EN OE HYM NAL .
For ward in to bat tle , See , his ban ners go .
One in hope and doc trine , One in char i ty .
We have Christ’s own prom ise , And that can not fai l .This through countless a ges , Men and an gels s ing .
CHORU S .
Ou-war d,Chr istian die r s ,M ar ching as to war ,
With the cross of J e sus , Go ing on be fore .
183
CHRISTIAN SCIENC'E HYM NAL .
158 Bethany. Gs , 43 .
S arah F . Ad am s .
e r to Theegone down ,
he av’
n ;
that rais eth me ,rest a stone ,mer y giv
’
n ;
Low e ll Ma son .
E e n though i t be a crossDark ness comes o v e r me ,
that Thou send est me
Still al l my song shal l be ,
Ye t i n my dreams I ’d’
beAn gels to heck on me .
U se d by a r r ange m e n t with Olive r D itson Com pany , own e r s of th e copy r igh t184
(JH R I STIAN SOI EN OE'
H YM NAL .
159 Italian Hymn . 6 8 , 4 3 .
M . , a lt .
A F . G iard in i .
1 . From out the bid’ous night , Seek- ing Thy per light
,
2 . Armed with Thyr Truth’s sharp steel , No fear of foes I feel
,
3 . Turn ing from death and sin , Thy Life to e n ter in ,
Dear Lord , I come I Ambushed on e V’
ry side , Dark e r r or’
s
Strong in Thy might . Love ,cr owningall with pe ac e ,Bids stri fe andLord
,may I prove ,— Al l things to u s are
foe men hide ; Ambushed on e v’r y side ,Thou le ad
’
st me on .
tu mult cease ;Love ,c r owningall with peace , Makes ser-Vice light .
j oys ofhe av ’
n,— Al l things to u s are giv
’
n, Gifts of Thy love .
186
OER ] STIAN SCIENCE H I’
M NAL .
160 Truth Comes Alike to All .Bracke tt .
Truth comes a l ike to all , Who on Her name dare callCome , all per - vad ing Love , Blest heart of H e av
’
n a - b0‘
ve ,
With 1110 tive s pure ; Then let u s all u -n ite , With Fr e e dom’
s
O Spir it blest ! Life , Tr uth , and Good shall be Our glo- rions
star in sight , Press on-ward in the right,Which shall e u dure .
Trin - i ty . And e V’
ry heart shal l see E ter nal rest .
187
OHRISTIAN SOI EN C'E
16 1 St . N icolas . 7s, 5s , D .
Re v . Ma ry B . G . Eddy . Wm . S t e v e nson Hoy te , a lt .
1 . Shep herd , show me how2 . Thou wilt bind the stub3 . So when day grows dark
O’er the hi l l side steep , How to gath e r ,
Wound the cal lous breast,Make self right eons
Tear or tri umph harms , Lead Thy lamb kins
sow , Thy sheepness still , B r eak earth ’s stu pid rest
fold,
Take them in Thine arms
188
CHRISTIAN
16 2 Vesper . 7 , 7 , 7 , 3 .
Ch arlotte Ell io tt , ab r . S ir Joh n S ta in e r , M . A , M u s . Doc .
From Ge ist l ic h e L i e d e r . ”
he av’
n lytors who o ’er came
bove al l , hear thy Lord
Wear it cv e r night and dayStil l they mark each rior’s wayHim thou lov est o bey
Am—bushed l ies the e vil one : Watch and pray .
All with warn - ing voice ex cla.im , Watch and pray .
H ide with in thy heart His word , Watch and pray .
OHRISTIAN SOIENOE HYM NAL .
16 3 Eddy .
R e V . Ma ry Bake r G . Eddy . Bra cke tt .
O ’er wait- ing harp- strings of the mind There sweeps a strain ,
Andwake a white-winged an -gel throng Of thoughts , il- lamedThen His nu -veiled , sweet mer- cies show Life
’s bur dens l ight .
Low , sad , and swe e t ,whose measures bind The powe r of painBy faith , and breathed in rap- tu r e d songfl Vith love per fumed .
I kiss the cross , and wait to know A world more bright .
4 And o ’er earth ’s troubled , angry sea 6 From tired j oy and grief afar ,I see Christ walk , And nearer Thee ,And come to me , and tenderly , Father
,where Thine own children
Divinely talk . areI love
,
to be .
5 Thus Truth e ngr ounds me on theRock 7 My prayer
,some daily good to do
U pon Life ’s shore , To Thine , for Thee ,’Gainst which the winds and waves A11 ofi
’
i' ing pure of Love , where
can shock , toOh
, nevermore I God leadeth me .Copyr igh t , 1897 . By p e rm issmn.
191
OE R ] STIAN SCI EN CE
16 4 St Vinc e nt . 9s , 8 8 .
J . U glow .
oh Spir it , and ten der,
Thy Love i s safe a bid ingI have no pain or sor row
,
I find my Life , as God’s child ; With- in ThyFrom cv
’
r y thought that giv eth fear ; With- ih ThyN 0 an xiou s thought,no l oad of care . Thou art the
Light of rions sple ndor , I he earth- clouds ,’
dr e ar and wild .
Truth , a per feet chid- ing,Should I for get that Thou art near .same to day
,to morrow ;Thy love and truth are e v
’ry where .
192
OHRISTIAN SC'IENCE HYM NAL .
16 6 Redemptor. los.
Hora tiu s Bon a r , a lt . Ar th u r He n r y Brown .
Here , 0 my Lord , I’
d see Thee face to face ; HereHere would I feed up
- ou the bread of God ; HereAnd as we rise
,the sym bols di s ap pear ; The
Feast af ter feast thus comes and pass - e s by ; Ye t
would I touch and han- dle things un seen ;Here grasp with firm e r
drink with Thee the m y al wine of he av ’
n ;Here would I lay afe ast , though not the l ove , i s pass
’
d and gone ;The bread and wine r epass-ing,points to the glad feas t a-bove Giv - ing sweet fore- taste
hand th ’e- ter-nal grace,And al l my wea- ri ness up
-ou Thee lean .
side each earthly load , Here taste afresh the calm of sin for-giv’n .
m ove ,but Thou art here Near- e r than ever— sti ll my Shield and Sun .
of the fes tal j oy , The Lamb’s great bridal feast ofbliss and love .
194
16 7
OER ] STIAN SG'IENG'E HYM NAL .
Berlin . los.
W . F . Sh e rw in , ab r . Me n d e lssoh n .
is thy faith, 0 child of God , so small ?
Oh,blest as sur ance from our ris e u Lord !
“Ask what thou wilt,
but,oh , r e - mem- ber this
,
Why doth thy heart shrink back at duty ’s cal l ? Art thou o bey ingOh , precious comfort breathing from the Word IHow great the promise IWe ask and have not , for we ask a -miss Wh e n ,
we ak in faith ,we
this ‘Abide in me , And doth theMas - ter’s word abide in thee ?could there greater be .
“9 “Ask what thou wi lt , it shal l be done for thee I
on ly half be l ieve Thatwhat we ask we real- ly shal l r e - ce ive .
195
OHRISTIAN SOIENCE 11YM NAL .
16 8 Truth . los.
Th e od ore Parke r . 1 . P le y e l .
0 Thou great Fr ie nd to al l the sons of men,Who once ap
We look to thee : thy truth is stil l the light Which guides theYe s zThou art sti ll the Life ;Thou art the Way The ho l iest
—1 —4
0 — 0 “
pe ar e d in hum- blest guise be low , Sin to r e -huke , to break thena tions
,grop- ing on their way
,Stum- bling and fall - ing in dis
know,
— Light , Life , and Way ofhe av’
n And they who dear—est hope , and
cap- tiy e ’s chain , And cal l thy breth- ren forth from want and woe Ias trous night , Ye t hop - ing e v e r for the per fe ct day .
deep est pray , Toil , by the Light , Life ,Way ,which Thou hastgiv
’
n .
196
CHRISTIAN SLI EN OE H YM NA
170 Por tugu ese . 113 .
G . Ke i th , ab r . Joh n Re ad ing.
1 . How firm
2 .
“Fear not3 .
“When through
of the Lord I Is for yournot dis mayed For am thy
shal l lie , My grace , all suf
in His ex cel lent word ! What more can He
God , I will stil l give thee aid ; I ’ll strength- e n thee ,cient , shall thy sup ply The flam e shall not
198
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
say,than to hath said , To you , who for
help thee , and cause thee to stand , U p held by Mythee ; I on ly de sign dross to con
ref uge to J e sus have fle d
gra cions, on mi po tent hand .
sume , and thy gold to r e fine ,”
you , who ref uge to J e have fle d ?
held by My gra cious,om u i po tent hand .
dross to con sume , and thy gold to r e fine .
199
CHRISTIAN SCI EN OE HYM NAL .
171 H e n le y .
Harri e t Be e c h e r S tow e , a lt . Low e ll Mason .
Still,stil l with The e when pur
-
ple morn- ingbre ak - e th,Whe n the tir e d
lone with The e,
a mid the se em - ing shad - ows,The sol - emu
shal l it cv e r be in that brightmorn - ing,Whe n Di - vine
wak e th,
the shad ows fle e,
Fair e r than morn ing,hush of be ing, new ly born
,A lone with The e
,in
se nse bids cv’ry shad ow fle e
,And in that hour fair
love lie r than the day-light, Dawns the swe e t con-scious-ne ss, I amwith The e .
bre ath-le ss ad o r a tion,I n the calm dew and fre sh-ne ss of the morn.
e r than day-light dawn-ing,Re mains the glo-rions thought, I am with The e .
200
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE
173 Lyons . 1l s (or 12s , 11s) .
Anon . Fran c is Jose p h Hay dn .
1 . Be firm and faith ful ;2 . If scorn be por tion ,
sert not the right ; The brave be comeha tr e d and loss , If stripes or a
202
CUHI LLSZUD4AV STZZEUVCUE ZI I UMTWAJQ
tvatch.
ards inay finl ; du ty purwill r e quite sert those that
ing,
love thee ,
C’HRISTIAN SOIE 'NOE HYM NAL .
174 While Thou, 0 My God, Art My Help and Defender .
11s (12s , l l s) .
Bra ck e tt .
1 . While Thou2 . Ye s , Thou
fend e r , No cares can o ’erdan ger
,My when I
whelm
204
CHRI STIAN SCIENOE HYM AL
175 Lisch e r . H . M .
Wa tts , a lt . an d ab r . F . S ch n e id e r .
feet2 . No burn heats by
snares , Since God , my guardblasts air , Shall take my health a
fends me fromGod is with
206
ShallTo
CHRIS T IAN S CIENCE H YJII IVAL .
Isguard
Shall IsTo guard
eyes Thatsun
rael keep Whenmy head By
rael keepmy head
To guard my h e ad207
nev e r sleep,
Thou my shade ,
dan gers rise .
night or noon .
When dan gers rise .
By night or noon .
CHRISTIAN SCI EN CE H
176 Calm . 8 , 6 , 8 , 6 , 8 . 8 .
Sam u e l Longfe llow , ab r . Th om as Hast ings .
look to Thee in cv
cour aged in the workbos omed deep in Thy
feel Thy touch , terShamed by its fail u res or
hand in all things I
208
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
B e rn ard Barton , a lt .
1 . Oh , not faith les s ! with2 . Thou know est not which seed3 . Oh
,could our in ward eye
thou broad thywhich may die orhearts but feel a
At noon faint not , nor beIn faith and hope , and pa
What faith and love and hope
210
17 7 Oh,be not Faithless ! with the M om .
theshal lbut
Bra cke tt .
morngrowVl e W ,
CHRISTIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL.
S lowe r .
B less—e d ar e they ,Ao—cord ing towe should not say ,
Bl e ss - cd ar e th e y , what - e ’e r b e tid e ,Ao ~ cord- ing to H is gr a
-c ions w i l l ,We should not say , w i th lone - ly dre ad ,
r itar d ad lib. )
e ’er be - tide , Who thus al l wa ters be - s ide .
gra cions will ,— As best His pur pose may ful fill.
l one ly dread , The pow’
r of mir a cle is fle d !
2 11
OHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYM NAL .
178 Communion Hymn . 10 , 7 , 7 , 7 , 9 .
R e v . Mary Bake r G . Eddy . Bracke tt .
Heard ye the glad sound ? (OmitOm it. come to my bos om ,
Om it. come to this foun tainOmit. the friend less ,
Felt pow’
r of the Word ?Love wipes your tears all a way ,C leanse the foul sen ses with inLife of all Be ing di Vine
Coyp r ight, 1889, by Rev. M ar y B. G . Eddy . By pe rm ission212
CHRISTIAN SOI EN OE HYJINAL .
179 O ’
erWaiting Harp-Strings of the Mind . 0 . M .
Re v . Mary Bake r G . Ed dy . Bra c ke tt .
1 . O ’er wait ing harp strings of the mind2 . And wake a white winged an gel throng3 . Then H is nu veiled , sweet mer cies show
Low , sad , andBy fai th
,and
1 kiss the
whose meas ures bindin rap tu r e d song ,and wait to know
Copyn‘
gh t, 1887. By pe rmission .
214
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
FOW’
I’
Of pain The pow’r of pain
love per fumed,With love per fumed
world more bright,
A world more br lght .
4 And o ’er earth ’s troubled , angry sea1 see Christ walk ,
And come to me,and tenderly ,
Divinely talk .
5 Thus Truth e ngr ounds me on the RockU pon Life ’s shore
’Gainst which the winds and waves can shock ,Oh , ne ve rmore I
6 From tired j oy and grief afar ,And nearer Thee ,
Father , where Thine own children are ,I l ove to be .
7 My prayer , some daily good to doTo Thine , for Thee ,
An off’r ing pu re of Love , wheretoGod leadeth me .
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMNAL .
18 0 O’
er Waiting Harp-Strings of the Mind.
R e v . Ma r y Bake r G . Ed d y . Bra cke tt .SOLO .
wait ing harpwake a whiteHis un veiled ,o ’er earth ’s tr oubTruth e n groundstir cd j oy
pr ay’
r , some dai
Th e re swe e ps a
Of though ts , ii
L i fe ’
s bu r de nsI se e ChristU p on L i fe ’sAnd n e ar e r
To Th ine , for
Th e re swe e ps
Of though ts ,L i fe ’s bu r
I se e
U p on
And ne arTo Th ine , for
Copyr ight, 1887. By pe rm ission.
2 16
CHRISTIAN S CI ENCE HYMNAL.
18 1 I’
m a Pilgrim and I ’m a Stranger.
M . S . B . Dan a . An on .
I’
m a pil grim,and I
’
m a stran ger ;There the ry i s e r shin ingIThere ’s the ty to which I j our ney ;
tar r y ,can tar r y but a
Oh,my long - ing heart , my long ing heart
My Re deem e r , my Re deem - e r , is its light !
Do not de tain me , for I am ingHere in this coun try so dark and drear y ,
There i s no sor r ow, nor a ny s igh ing ,
By pe rmission of the Ce ntur y Cc .
218
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
To where the foun tains e V e r
I long have wan dered for lorn andNor an tears there , nor a ny
a pil grim,and I
’
m
I can tar r y , I can tar r y but
219
O
wea1 ydy mg
stran ger
a night .
0 1712] STIAN S (JI EN OE HYM NAL .
18 2 I N eed Thee Every Hour.
Without M e ye can do noth ing.
” JOH N 15 5.
M r s . Ann ie S . Hawks . Re v . Robe rt Low ry , b y p e r .
—1\4 51
1 . I ne e d The e cv’ry hour
,M ost gr a cions Lord ;No te n-de r voice like
2 . I ne e d The e e v’r hour ;Stay Thou ne ar by Tempta
-tions lose the ir3 . I ne e d The e cv
’ry hour
,I n joy or pain ; Come quick ly and a
4 . I ne e d The e cv ’
ry hour ; Te ach me Thy wil l And Thy rich pr om-is
5. ne e d The e cv hour,M ost Ho ly One 0 h
,make me Thine in
REFRAIN .
Thine Can pe ace af ford I ne e d The e,oh I I ne e d The e ; Ev ’
ry hour Ipow
’
r Whe nThou ar t nigh .
bid e,Or l ife is vain.
e s I n me ful fil.
de e d,Thou ble ss ~cd Son.
ne e d The e ; 0 ble ss me now,my Sav - iour l I come to The e .
U se d by pe rm 1sswn of Bige low and M ain , owne r s of COpyngh t.
220
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
18 4 Shepherd , Show Me How to Go . 7 6 , 6 6 D .
Re v . Ma ry B . G . Ed dy . S ir G . A . M a c Fa r r e n ,M u s . Doc .
Sl1e phe rd,showme how to go O’
e r the hil l-sid e ste ep,How togathe r,
Thou wilt bind the stub-born wil l,Wound th e caI-Ious bre ast, M ake se lf righte ous
3 So whe n day gr owsdark and cold , Te ar or triumph harms,Le ad Thy lambkins
how to sow,
How to fe e d Thy she ep ; I wil l lis te n for Thy voice ,ne ss be still
,Br e ak e ar th’s stu—pid re st Stran-
ge rs on a bar - r e n shor e
to the fold,
Take the m in Thine arms Fe e d the hun-
gry, he al the he ar t,
Le st my footsteps stray,
I wil l fol-low and r e -joice All the rugge d way.
Lab-’ring longand lone — We would e u-te r by the door
,AndThouknow’
st Thine own ;
Til l the morning’s be am ; White as wool,e r e the y depart
,— Shephe rd,wash them cle an.
222
CHRI STIAN S CIENCE H YJIINAL .
18 5 Abide With Me : Fast Falls the Eventide . 105 .
He n ry Fran c is Ly t e , ab r . Bra cke tt .
1 . A - bide with me : fast falls the e - ve n - tid e ; The dark ne ss
2 . I ne e d Thy pr e s e nce e v’ry pass-inghour , What but Thy
3 . I fe ar no foe,
with The e at hand to ble ss ; I lls have no
de ep e ns Lord,Withme a-bide :Whe n oth e r he lp e rs fail
,and comfor ts
gr ace can foil the tempte r’s pow’r ?Who like Thy-se lf my guide and stay can
we ight,a11d te ars no bit-te r -ne ss: Whe re is de ath’s sting?whe r e ,gr ave ,thy vie to
fle e,
H e lp of the he lp le ss,0 a- bide with me I
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CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL.
18 6 In Thee , Oh Spirit, True and Tender.
F . A . F ab r . Bracke tt .
1 . In Thee , Oh Spir it , true and te n der,I
2 . With - in Thy Love i s safe a bid ing, FromIn Thee , I have pain or sor r ow,
my Life as God ’s own child ;With in Thy Light of’1'
y thought that giv eth fear ; With in Thy Truth,a
ious thought , no load of care . Thou art the same to
glo r ious splendor , I l ose the earth- clouds drear andwild .
per fe ct chid - ing , Shou ld I to1 get that Thou art near .day , to mor—row ;Thy Love and Truth ar e c v
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ry-whe r e .
224
CHRIS TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL .
18 8 Lead, Kindly Light, Amid the Encircling Gloom.
10 , 4 , 10 , 4 , 10 , 10 .
Joh n He n ry N e wm an , ab r Bra cke tt .
1 . Lead,kind ly Light
,a mid th ’en - circ - l ing gloom
,
2 . I was not e v e r thus , nor pr ay’
d that Thou
Thou me The night isShouldst lead me I loved to
and I am far from home,
and see my path but now ,
226
OHRISTI AJT S0 1 1 317 0 1? HYM NAL .
Thou
Keep Thou my feet ! do not ask to seeloved the gar ish day , and , spite of fears
,
d is tant scene , — one step e - nough for me .
Pride ruled my wi l l : r e - mem - ber not past years .
227
CHRIS TIAN SU I EN OE HYJII IVAL
18 9 N e ar e r , My God, to Thee , N earer to Thee .
Sarah F . Ad am s .
1 . Near2 . Though like3 . There let
near e r to Theethe sun gone down ,steps un to h e av
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that rais eth me ,my rest a stone ,in mer cy giv
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6 3 , 4s .
Bra cke tt .
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Al l that Thou send est me
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Sti ll al l my song shal l be,
Ye t in my dreams I ’d beAh gels to beck - on me
CHR I S TIAN S CIENCE HYMNAL.
190 Rouse, y e Soldiers !Wa tch ye , stand fast in the faith , quit you like men , be str ong. I COR . 16 : 13 .
M . H . Tip ton . J . H . F .
Ea r n e stly .
4 —o 4
Rouse, ye sol diers of the cross I
Rouse , ye sol diers brave and true IRouse , ye sol diers
,to the charge !
put your ar mor ou ; Brave ly fight for truth andfur] your ban ner high I Bold ly stand at Christ
’s comCap tain’s gone be fore Grand lymarch with shout and
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Till VicFor
,see
,the foe
U n ti l the war
Copyr 1ght, 1834 , by F111mor e Br os. By pe rm ission.
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OHRISTIAN SOI EN OE HYflL/VAL .
CHORU S
0
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Rouse
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strong brave and strong,Bold
right , Andwin the vic
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ye , sol - die r s , br av e and
the truth
4 —4 — 4 — 0 — 6
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(XLHQI S I UDLN’ ISCQZfiNZUE I I I UWI LAI L
191 God Made All His Creatures Free . 75 .
Mon tgom e ry , a lt .
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and ab r . Bra cke tt .bor RANQbOLO.
1 . God made all His creat u res9
2 . So shall all our slav ry cease,
TENOR SOLO.
Life it self i s lib ty ; God orAl l God ’s chil dren dwell peace , And the
dained no oth e r bands Than 11 nit cd hearts and hands .n e w born earth r e Love ,and Love a lone , i s Lord .
Th e small note s ar e for accompanim e nt only.
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F IR ST LINE . TU N E .
Had I th e tongue s o f Gre e ks and J e wsHappy th e h e a1 t wh e re grac e s re ign .
Happy th e man who knows Silve r Str e e t
Hath not thy h e art w i th in th e e burn e dH e ar ou r praye r , 0 11 grac ious Fath e r . Stockwe ll
H e ii s o f u ne nd ing l i fe .
H e lp us to h e lp e ach oth e r , Lord .
H e re , 0 my Lo1 cl , 1 cl s e e Th e e fac e to faceH e that goe th forth w ith w e e ping,r
H e that h as God h is guard ian m adeH igh in th e h e ave ns , e te rnal God .
Holy B ible , book d ivineHoly Fath e i Thou hast taugh t
.
us
How b e aute ous on th e mounta ins .
How b e au te ous w e re th e works d ivineHow b le ss
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d ar e th e y whose h e arts ar e pureHow fir m a foundation , ye
.
saints of th e
LordH ow ge ntle God ’s commandsHow love ly ai e Thy dwe l lings , LordHow sw e e t , how h e av e n ly is th e sightH ow sw e e tly nowe d th e gospe l sound
I am the Way , th e Truth , th e L ife Or tonvilleI cannot always trac e th e wayI c annot walk in darkn e ss longI know no li fe divi d e dI look to Th e e in e ve 1y n e e d Calm
I pra ise Th e e , Lord , for b le ss ings se ntI worsh ip Th e e , swe e t Wi l l of GodI f God is al l in all
If my immortal Sav iour live sIf on our dai ly course , our m ind Tr ur o
I’m a p i lgrim and I
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m a strange rImmortal Love , fore ve r ful l Colche ste rImposture shr inks from l igh tI n atmosph e re of love d iv ine Southpor t
I n e e d Th e e e ve ry hourI n h e ave nly love ab i d ing EwingI n Th e e , oh Sp ir it , tru e
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and te nde r St. Vince nt
I n Th e e , oh Sp iri t , true and te nd e rIt came upon th e m idnigh t c le ar St. Asaph
J e sus , what pre c e pt is l ike Th ine Ge rmanyJoy to th e world , th e Lord is com e P e te r bor ough
J oy to th e world , th e Lord is com e
Kingdoms and thron e s to God be longKnow , 0 ch i ld , thy fu l l salvation
Le ad , k indly L igh t , am i d th e e ncii clinggloom Lux B e nigna
Le ad , k indly L igh t , am id th e e nc irc l inggloom
Le t party nam e s no moreLook , y e saints ! th e day is bre ak ing We imar
Lord , I h ave mad e Thy word my choic eLord , may Thy tru th upon th e h e artLowly in h e art to all who sough t Eckhar dtshe im
234
Bracke ttBach — Steggall
Dyke s
F IR ST LINE . TU N E .
M ake ch anne ls tor th e stre ams of loveM ake haste , 0 m an , to do
M igh ty God , th e F irst . th e LastM y f e e t sh al l n e ve r sl id e
N e are r , my God , to Th e e Be thanyN e are r , my God , to Th e eN ow is th e tim e approach ingNow swe e p ingdown th e y e ars untoldN ow to ou r lovingr Fath e r , God
0 for a fai th th at w i l l not sh rink Be lmont
0 God , whose pre se nc e glow s in all
0 Li f e , th at make th all th ings n e w M issionar y Chant
0 Lord , I wou ld d e l igh t in Th e e Br attle Str e e t
0 Love D ivi ne , whose constan t be am0 Love ! 0 L i fe ! ou r fa i th and s igh t0 Lord , w h e re ’
e r Thy p e op le m e e t0 , my p e opl e , journe y ing onward0 pure Re form e rs ! not in va in0 Spir it , source of l igh t0 Thou gre at Fr ie nd
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0 h , b e not fai th l e ss ! w i th th e morn0 h , do not bar your m indOh I e ve r on our e arth ly path0 11 , h e whom J e su s lov e d has tru ly spoken0 h , not alone w i th ou tw ard s ignoh , som e time s gl e ams upon our sigh t WoodwormOh , spe e d th e e , Christian , on thy w ayO
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e r wa it ingharp-stri ngs cf th e m indOn e cup of h e al ing oil and w in eOn e holy Ch urch o f God appe arsOu th e n igh t of that last suppe rOnward , Christian Sold i e rsOnward , Chr istian , though th e regionOu r God is love ; and a ll H is saintsOu r God sh al l re ign Wh e re ’
e r th e su n
Our h e av e n is e ve rywh e re
Partne rs of a glorious hop ePe ac e be to th is congregationPlante d in Christ , th e l iv ingv in ePray e r is th e h e art’s s inc e re d e s irePre ss on , de ar trave l e r , pre ss onPre ss ou , pre ss ou , ye sons of l igh t
Rouse , ye sold i e rs of th e cross
Saw ye my Sav iour ? He ard ye th e
sound Communion HymnScorn not th e sl igh te st word or d e e d OaksvilleSe rvants of Christ , ariseSh e ph e rd , show m e how to go St. N icholasSh e ph e rd , sh ow m e h ow to go
Sh e ph e r d , sh ow m e h ow to go
Sold i e rs of Christ , arise Boylston
Sow in th e morn thy se e dSpe ak ge ntly , i t is b e tte r far
235
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F IR ST L INE . TU NE .
Sti ll , sti ll w i th Th e e , wh e n purpl e morn ingbre ake th . H e nley
Sti ll , sti l l w i th The e , wh e n purple morn ingbre ake th .
Sun of our l i fe , Thy qu icke n ing ray .
Supre me in w isdom as in powe r Azmon
Take up thy cross , th e Saviour sai d . Duke Str e e t
Te ach m e , my God and KingTh e Ch i istian warrior , se e h im standTh e God who mad e both h e ave n and e arthTh e h ope s Thy h oly word suppl i e sTh e l i fte d e ye and be nde d kne eTh e lov ingFr i e nd to all who bowe dTh e morn ing l igh t is bre aking .
Th e Spir i t bre ath e s upon th e wor dTh e or i e s wh ich thou sands ch e rishTh e y ar e slave s who w i l l not chooseTh e y who se e k th e thron e of grac eTh ine is a l ivingwayThou ar t th e Way , to Th e e alone
Thy w i ll , alm igh ty Fath e r , Th ine’T is God th e Sp iri t l e ads St. Thomas
To u s a Ch i ld of Hope is born Ch r istmas
True , th e h e art grow s r ich in giv ingTruth come s al ike to all
U pon th e Gosp e l’s sacre d page Z ephyr .
V ainly , through n ight’s w e ary hours
Wa i t , my h e art , upon th e LordWalk in th e l ight ! So thou shal t know P e te r bor ough
Walk W i th your God , along th e roadWatchman , te l l u s of th e n igh tWe may not c l imb th e h e ave nly ste e psWe say to all m e n far and n e arWe walk by fai th of joys to come
W e l l for h im who all th ings losing Rathbun
Whate ve r d ims thy se nse of truthWhat is thy b irthrigh t , man
Wh e n God is se e n w i th m e n to dwe l lWh e n J e sus , our gi e at M aste r , cam e
Wh e n l ike a strange r on our sph e reWh i le Thou , O my God , ar t my h e lp andd e fe nde r .
Why is thy fai th , 0 child of God , so smal l ?Why se arch th e futui e and th e pastW i th Love and Pe ac e and Joy supre m e
Word o f L i fe , most pure , most strong P leye l
Ye m e sse nge rs of Chr istYe tim i d sa ints , fre sh courage takeYe se rvants of th e Lord Athol
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Tha t leads to tha t eterna l day ;That turns my da rkness in to l igh t .Tha t bur i es wrong a nd honors r ight .
A pr ofitab le a nd l i v i ng Ch r i s t ia n theo logy de pend sfo r i t s ex i s tence on a co rre c t a n d e n l igh ten ed exege sis ; a pr o fitab le and pr ogr e sswe med i ca l s c ie n cede pe nd s on ca re a n d sk i l l i n d iagnos i s . Both o ft hese ch a racter i st ics a re ev ide n t ly com p le te ly ab se n tfr om Ch r i st ia n Sc ie nce ; a nd I leave the room fee l ingthat my f r ie n d ' s ob je c t ion to th i s new fa i th i s va l id .I t i s not Ch r i st ia n i ty , a nd i t i s no t sc ie nce .
Gambling and Spe culation .
BY j OS IiPH PARKER , D . O
PASTOR 0 1: Cm’
v TEM PLE , LONDON .
GAM BLING Wha t d e fen se ca n be set u p fo r tha tca n ce r-cr ime ? G amb l i ng i s ab so lu te ly W i thou t a nyde fen se tha t ca n sta nd t he tes t o f c r i t ic i sm . Thegamb le r h imse l f ca n no t hone s t ly de fe n d h i s ba ne fu lp ract ice . I f a ny respec t i s d ue to the au thor i ty o fthe grea tes t me n i n the wo r ld , we ough t now to comhm o to pu t dow n the i n famou s c r ime o f gamb l i ng .Th e g rea te s t I ta l ia n sta tesma n , Cavou r , ha s conde mn e d it ; the g rea te s t Span i sh sta te sma n . Ca ste la r ,ha s condem ned it ; t he g re ate s t Eng l i sh lawye r
,
Black stone , ha s condem ned it ; on e o f the g rea tes tEng l i sh poet s . D ryde n , h as condem ned it , say i ng :
Be ts a t fir s t were fool - traps , where th e w ise ,Like sp iders , lay in ambush for the flie s .
"
No good ma n ha s eve r spoke n a s i ng le wor d i npra ise o f gamb l i ng . I s i t not a p i ty fo r you ng me nto espou se a ny cause for wh ich no hones t de fen se ca nbe se t up ? Good ness ha s a de fe n se
,ev i l ha s n one
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Sobr ie ty ha s a de fe n se , d ru n ke n ness ha s none . Hon
es t money-mak i ng ha s a de fen se , gamb l i ng ha s none .By the ve ry ord i na t ion o f D iv i ne Promd e nce ,
gamb l i ng ru i n s both the w i n ne r a n d t he lose r . The w i nne r ha s no rea l com to r t i n h i s wea l th . I n a n hou ro f exc i teme n t he may fe ign to be happy .
bu t a t thehea r t o f h i s g lad n ess there i s a se rpe n t he ca n no ts t rang le . The w i n ner to- day may be the lose r tomorrow . The ne rvou s exc i temen t i s fo l lowed by a ni nev i tab le a nd t remendou s reac t io n . Wha t does t hevo ice o f W i sdom say
? The p lea i s ve ry subt le,and
ough t to be ve ry pe rsuas ive . The vo ice o f Wi sdomsay s : He tha t s i n ne th aga i n s t me w rongeth h i sown sou l . The ma n i s ac tua l ly devou r i ng h imse l f
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Every bad though t deg rades the qua l i ty o f the b ra i n .
Eve ry e vnl pa ss ion leaves a ma n poo re r tha n it fou n dh im . I n ga i n i ng money he i s los ing h is m a n hood .Wha t sha l l i t pr ofit a ma n i f he ga i n the who le
wo r ld a nd lose h i s own sou l P" These a re the sea rch i ngappea l s o f the Ch r i st ia n re l ig ion ; t hey br i ng the veryvo ice o f d in to the cou rt a nd sa nc tua ry o f the h uman sou l . Le t eve ry you ngma n wr i te i t i n t he ve rycen te r o f h i s hea r t , tha t t o s i n aga i n st Wi sdom i s not
bling ii they a re gam b l i ng t hemse lves . T hou th atp reach es t Do no t s tea l , dos t th ou stea l ? Thoutha t p reach es t Do not gamb l e , dos t thou thyse l fgamb le ? Do n ot cover u p gamb l i ng u nde r thegaudy d re s s o f sp ecu l at io n , a nd do not condem n a sgamb l i ng wh a t you a re i n ve ry d eed do i ng u nde r ale ss repu l s i ve de sc r ip t ion . I do no t k now a m oredange rou s cou n se l or fo r you ng men tha n the manwho ad v i ses them no t to go to excess , u nde r th e p leath a t the th i ng i t se l f may be r igh t , bu t i t m ay bed r iven in to c r im i n a l exagge ra t ion . I n my judgmen ti t i s not the deg ree o f gamb l i ng wh ic h i s bad , bu tthe t h i ng i t se l f , i n i t s roo t and b ran ch , and tw ig a ndlea f— a u pa s- t ree cha rged w i th po i son and d ea th .To gamb le a t a l l i s to go to exce ss . Do you wa rnyou ng men i n you r commerc i a l offic e s no t to go toexce ss i n robbe ry ? Wou l d you pe rm i t a c l e rk tos tea l a pou n d ou t o f you r sa fe , bu t pu n i sh h im if hetook a gu in ea ? T here i s no mode rat ion i n the ft .T here i s no pe rm i s s i b le po i n t a l ong the d ee p b lackl i ne o f bu rg la ry . To s tea l a pe n ny i s to s tea l theBan k of Eng lan d . Not the quan t i ty o f the deed , bu tt he qua l i ty of the deed de te rm i ne s its tu rp i tude . Doany o f you me n of bu s i ne s s say to you r you ng men“ You mu s t be ve ry ca re fu l no t to go to exce ss i nly i ng P” You sm i le a t the ve ry sugges t ion . Tak eca re
,the re fore , le s t you w i n k at th e you ng man who
l ies for you , becau se , I wa rn you th a t the man whol ies for you to-day , w i l l l ie to you to -morrow . Therea re no wh i te l ie s . Th ere a re n o pa rdonab le l ie s .U nde r a l l c ir cum stanc e s lying i s ab so lute ly forb idden .I apply t he same ru l e to gamb l ing : u p a n d d own ,th rough a nd th rough , i n and ou t , i t i s one o f thesubt le s t a nd m igh t i e s t sed uct ion s o f th e Dev i l .Ye s ! I t i s a m igh ty sedu ct ion — a temptat ion a l
mos t i rres i st i b le . T he Temp te r say s to a you ngman . Why t0 il for a pou nd or two a week w hen byone st roke o f luck you m igh t , a s a gamb ler , make athou sa nd pou n d s ? Why wa l k to you r d e st i na t ionwhe n you ca n fl y to it ? T he you ng man see s how meno f good bu s i nes s sta nd ing ca n make a thou san dpou n d s i n a n h ou r ,wh i1e he h imse l f p robab ly m ake s l es sthan a pou nd a week . Such a you ng ma n i s i n acond i t ion to rece i ve temp ta t ion . Wh a t a re the g rea tfa l lac ie s u pon wh ich tha t young ma n i s p roceed ing ?F i rst o f a l l , he i s p roceed i ng u pon a fa l se es t imateo f money . I t is , a fte r a l l , ve ry l i t t l e tha t mon ey cando . T here i s . a pove rt y tha t i s wea l th , a n d t he re isa wea l th tha t i s pover ty . Th e love o f mon e y is theroot o f a l l ev i l . ” Li ke th e horse l eech , i t s , c ry i s“ G i ve . g ive . . I n t he nex t p lace the you ng ma n i s proc e e d ing upon the fa l lacy tha t chance i s good secu r i ty .H e forge t s tha t he who W i n s to-day m ay lose tomorrow . There i s no so l id i ty i n t he way o f moneyge t t ing . H e i s the v ic tim o f fickle for tu ne . To-dayhe laugh s merr i ly ove r h i s ga i n s ; to-mor row he i sd r ive n to m ad ness by h i s losse s . Wh o wi l l accept asecu r i ty so rotten and so mock i ng ? The th ird grand
