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COMPLETE  COLLECTION  OF  CHURCH  MOSIC: 


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A  FULL  AND  COMPLETE  ELEMENTARY  SINGING  SCHOOL  COURSE.  fjt°^fr 


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NEUKOMM'S   CELEBRATED   ORATORIO   OF  DAVID. 

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CHOICE  COLLECTION  OF  INTERLUDES,  BY  GEORGE  F.  BRISTOW, 

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AN  EPISCOPAL  SERVICE,  BY  H.  S.  CUTLER. 

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By  B.  F.  BAKER,  A,  N>  JOHNSON,  &  JOSUB  OSGOOD. 

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PUBLISHED  BY  A.  N,  JOHNSON 


PREFACE. 


B.  anted  that  at  the  present  day,  every 
teacher  is  compeiem,  ,u  ~..t  -rst  principles  of  music,  without  assistance  from 

printed  rules  and  directions.  In  this  work  no  rules  are  given,  but  their  place  is  oc- 
cupied by  exercises,  the  intelligent  practice  of  which  will  unfailingly  impart,  not  a 
theoretical  knowledge  only,  but  a  practical  acquaintance  with  all  the  Elementary  prin- 
ciples of  vocal  music.  The  teacher  has  only  to  explain  enough  to  enable  his  pupils 
to  sing  the  exercises  understandingly,  and  his  woik  is  accomplished.  It  is  by  no 
means  necessary  to  follow  the  directions  on  pages  3  and  4,  but  the  teacher  can  adopt 
any  mode  of  explanation  he  prefers,  although  it  is  believed  the  method  there  sketched 
■will  be  found  at  least  as  good  as  any  in  common  use.  It  being  deemed  desirable  to 
compress  the  Elementary  department  as  much  as  possible,  a  number  of  miscellane- 
ous items  (such  as  pauses,  ties,  double  sharps,  and  flats,  &c.,)  have  been  omitted,  as 
also  the  most  difficult  rythmical  combinations.  If  they  occur  in  tunes  or  anthems 
which  may  be  practised,  the  teacher  will  of  course  explain  them.  Exercises  which 
have  one  double  bar  only  can  be  sung  in  two  parts,  the  second  commencing  when  the 
fint  passes  the  double  bar. 

Vocal  Exercises.  The  practice  of  such  vocal  exercises  as  are  used  for  the 
cultivation  of  the  voice,  is  esteemed  by  many,  to  be  highly  beneficial  to  choirs,  par- 
ticularly in  promoting  purity  of  tone,  and  the  proper  blending  of  voices.  Those 
commencing  on  page  23,  are  selected  from  the  best  vocal  instruction  books,  and  are 
inserted  for  the  use  of  choirs  who  devote  attention  to  vocal  culture. 

Psalm  and  Hymn  Tunes.  Most  of  the  tunes  contained  in  this  work  have  been 
composed  or  arranged  expressly  for  it.  It  has  been  deemed  indispensable,  however, 
to  insert  enough  old  tunes  for  the  use  of  churches  where  it  is  customary  for  the  con- 
gregation to  unite  with  the  choir  in  the  last  hymn  of  each  service.  A  few  sterling 
tunes  have  also  been  inserted,  which  although  once  highly  popular,  have  been  laid 
aside  for  the  past  ten  or  twelve  years,  and  are  consequently  new  to. young  singers. 

Oratorio  of  David.  The  practice  of  Oratorio  music,  (the  highest  style.:  of- 
vocal  music,)  has  always  been  considered  important  in  the  thorough  training  of  choirs, 
and  numerous  detached  choruses  have  been  published  for  the  purpose.    In  this  work 


a  condensed  arrangement  of  the  Chevalier  Neukomm's  celebrated  Oratorio  of  David 
is  inserted,  in  preference  to  extracts  from  different  oratorios.  This  oratorio  is  perhaps 
the  most  popular  one  of  easy  performance  ever  published.  -  As  here  presented,  it 
can  be  performed  just  as  it  stands,  or  the  organist  can  provide  himself  with  a  copy 
of  the  entire  oratorio  (which  can  be  obtained  at  music  stores  which  keep  English 
publications,)  and  play  the  accompaniment  from  that,  in  which  case  the  singers  must 
observe  the  measures  of  rests  indicated  by  the  figures.  If  the  accompaniment  is 
played  from  the  Melodia  Sacra,  no  notice  need  be  taken  of  the  figures.  The  ac- 
companiment to  the  solos  is  given  in  the  Melodia  Sacra  just  as  it  is  in  the  oratorio, 
with  the  exception  of  page  312,  to  which  the  accompanist  must  extemporise  an 
accompaniment;  i.  e.  if  he  is  playing  from  the  Melodia  Sacra. 

Organ  Interludes.  The  organ  interludes  on  page  361  will  be  found  useful 
for  organists  who  do  not  readily  extemporise  To  use  them  the  organist  will  need 
to  use  two  books,  one  open  at  the  tune  to  be  sung,  and  the  other  at  the  interludes  in 
the  same  key  as  the  tune. 

Episcopal  Service.  A  complete  service  for  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church, 
commences  on  page  3TG,  arranged  by  Mr.  H.  S.  Cutler,  who  has  been  organist  at  a 
prominent  Episcopal  Church  in  Boston  for  a  number  of  years.  In  chanting  the 
Gloria  in  Excelsis,  the  5th,  Cth,  7th  and  8th  divisions  should  be  sung  by  solo  voices, 
the  chorus  commencing  on  the  words  '•  for  thou  only  art  holy."  The  Te  Deum  in 
this  service  is  one  of  the  standard  compositions  of  Charles  King,  and  is  a  splendid 
specimen  of  English  Cathedral  Music.  It  should  be  sung  somewhat  rapidly,  (say  25 
measures  in  a  minute.)  and  uniformly  throughout.  Occasionally  a  measure  will  be 
found  to  contain  six  half  notes,  an  irregularity  not  unusual  with  Cathedral  composers. 
The  abbreviations  Dec.  and  Can.  (Decani  and  Cantasis,)  are  directions  to  Antipho- 
nal  or  double  choirs.  The  Deus  Misereatur  on  page  407  should  be  chanted  to  the 
music  on  the  upper  half  pf  the  page,  the  lower  or  Major  half  being  for  the  Gloria 
Patria  o-ily.  ■  Although  ;this  service  is  arranged  with  sole  reference  to  Episcopal 
Churches,  its  chants  and  anthems  will  be  found  highly  effective  for  many  occasions 
oi  public'  worship  in  churches  of  other  denominations. 


Entered,  according  to.  Act  of  Congress,  in  the.  year  1852,  by 
;V  I  A,  N.  JO&KSON^  - 
In  the  Clerk's  Office  of  the  District  Court  for  the  District  of  Massachusetts. 

4.  B,  KIDDSB'8  MUBtO  TYPOGRAPHY.  6  SCHOOL  8TBWT. 


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ELEMENTARY  EXERCISES. 

"m*  DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  TEACHER. 


L  Teach  the  pupils  to  sing  the  scale. 

2.  Teach  the  pupils  to  beat  quadruple  time. 

3.  Explain  the  division  of  time  into  measures,  and  the  meth- 
od of  representing  measures  (with  bars)  in  written  music. 

4.  Explain  quarter  notes,  and  practice  with  them. 

5.  Explain  the  staff,  and  the  method  by  which  the  various 
tones  of  the  scale  are  represented  by  it. 

6.  Practice  Exercise  No.  1,  (page  5.) 

7.  Explain  half  notes. 

8.  Practice  Exercise  No.  2. 
91  Explain  whole  notes. 

10.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  3,  4,  5,  6,  7,  8y  9,  and  10. 

ft.  Explain  whole  rests. 

12.  Practice  Exercise  No.  11,  (page  6.) 

13.  Explain  half  rests. 

14.  Practice  Exercise  No.  12. 

15.  Explain  quarter  rests. 

16.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  13  and  14. 

17.  Explain  the  clefs. 

18.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  15  and  16. 

19.  Explain  the  "  Repeat,"  "  D.  C."  and  "  Fine." 

20.  Practice  Exercise  No.  17,  (page  7.) 

21.  Practice  "  Hemans,"  page  208. 

22.  Explain  dotted  notes. 

23.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  18,  19,  20  and  21. 

24.  Practice  "Urwick,"  page  208. 


25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 


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Explain  the  extended  scale,  upwards. 
Practice  Exercises  Nos.  22,  23,  24  and  25,  (page  8.) 
Explain  the  extended  scale,  downwards. 
Practice  Exercises  Nos.  26,  27,  28  and  29,  (page  9.) 
Practice  ''Goodrich,"  page  227,  "  Arkton,"  page  41,  ' 
ata,"  page  142,  "  Sienza,"  page  227. 

30.    Explain  the  letters.    Explain  the  Key  of  I*. 

Note. — It  is  recommended  ^J^fSZ^SSA  SSPS^SKH 
leaving  the  explanation  of  the  $^^a^^l^l&\7  necessarV  for  the  present 
necessary  to  make  it  at  all,)  to  a  *u™{*  le»s°£-.  ""1  second  line,  two  on  the  second  space, 
rcTanVtS  fiuent*  iD  tWS       a*  in  the  key 

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Practice  Exercises  Nos.  30,  31  and  32,  (page  10.) 
Explain  Triple  time. 
Practice  Exercise  No.  33. 
Explain  Double  time. 
Practice  Exercise  No.  34. 
Practice  Exercises  Nos.  35,  36,  37,  38  and  39. 
Practice  "Erie,"  page  188,  "Britain,"  page  148, 
page  102. 

40,  41,  42,  43,  44,  45,  46,  47  and 

fi^^^arSd,"  page  146,  "SmithMd,"  page  141, 
u  Old  Hundred,"  page  35,  <<  Alton,"  page  95. 
41.    Explain  the  Key  of  D 


31. 

32. 
33. 
34. 
35. 
36. 
37. 
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42.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  49,  50,  51,  52,  53,  54  and  55, 
(pages  13  and  14.) 

43.  Explain  dotted  quarter  notes 

44.  Practice  Exercises  56,  57,  58  and  59,  (pages  14,  15  and  16.) 

45.  Practice  "  Beecher,"  page  103,  "Dwight  Chant,"  page  39, 
"Happy  Land,"  page  249,  "Italian  Hymn,"  page  209. 

46.  Explain  the  Key  of  A. 

47.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  60,  61,  62,  63,  64,  65  and  66, 
(pages  16,  17  and  18.) 

48.  Practice  "  Sudbury,"  page  58,  "  Wimborne,"  page  60, 
"Maine,"  page  110,  "Montaigne,"  page  178. 

49.  Explain  the  intervals  of  the  scale. 

Note. — A  good  method  is  for  the  teacher  to  sing  two  tones  a  step  (major  second)  apart,  and 
then  two  a  half  step  apart,  repeating  the  examples  until  the  ears  of  the  pupils  are  perfectly 
familiar  with  those  two  intervals ;  after  which  the  pupils  themselves  should  be  required  to 
exercise  until  able  fluently  to  sing  tones  a  step,  or  a  half  step  apart,  at  the  requisition  of  the 
teacher. 

50.  Explain  the  intermediate  tones,  with  the  method  of  rep- 
resenting them  by  sharps,  and  exercise  particularly  upon  sharp 

FOUR. 

51.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  67,  68  and  69,  (page  18.) 

52.  Practice  "St.  Nicholas,"  page  37,  "Abbot,"  page  39, 
"  Lincoln,"  page  42,  "  Milton,"  page  56,  «  Stowe,"  page  103,"  Hill," 
page  105,  "  Phillipston,"  page  168. 

53.  Exercise  upon  sharp  five,  sharp  one,  sharp  two,  and 
sharp  six. 

54.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  70,  71,  72,  73  and  74,  (pages  18 
and  19.) 

55.  Practice  page  230,  "  Saxton,"  page  185,  "  Southbury," 
page  40,  "  Landaff,"  page  42,  " Glastenbury,"  page  55,  "Hay ward," 
page  62,  "  Venice,"  page  151. 

56.  Explain  the  Key  of  E. 

57.  Practice  Exercises  75,  76,  77  and  78,  (page  20.) 


EXERCISES. 


58.  Practice  "Loring,"  page  153,  "  Montreal,"  page  115,  "Sab- 
bath," page  65,  "  Winball,"  page  178,  "  Seaver,"  page  66,"Fairlee," 
page  195,  "Nashville,"  page  181. 

59.  Explain  the  method  of  representing  intermediate  sounds 
with  flats,  and  exercise  particularly  upon  flat  three,  and  flat 
seven. 

60.  Practice  Exercises  Nos  79  and  80,  (page  20.) 

61.  Practice  "  Owestry,"  page  37,  "  Casco,"  page  40,  "Alemna," 
page  188. 

62.  Explain  the  Key  of  F. 

63.  Practice  Exercises  Nos.  81,  82,  83  and  84,  (pages  20,  21.) 

64.  Practice  "Carmina,"  page  118,  "  Cosinna,"  page  173, 
"Granville,"  page  190,  "  Southington,"  page  197. 

65.  Explain  sixteenth  notes,  and  practice  Exercise  No.  85. 

66.  Explain  dotted  eighth  notes,  and  practice  Exercise  No. 
86,  and  "  Benedict,"  page  101. 

67.  Explain  the  Key  of  Bb,  and  practice  Exercises  Nos.  87, 
88,  89  and  90. 

68.  Explain  the  Dynamic  marks,  and  when  they  occur  in  tunes 
hereafter  practiced,  observe  them. 

69.  Practice  tunes  and  anthems  in  the  key  of  Bb- 

70.  Explain  triplets,  and  practice  Exercise  No.  91,  and  the 
tunes  on  page  38. 

71.  Explain  g  time,  and  practice  Exercise  No.  92,  and  the 
tune  on  page  47. 

72.  Explain  the  Key  of  Eb,  and  practice  Exercises  Nos.  93 
and  94. 

73.  Practice  tunes  and  anthems  in  the  Key  of  Eb- 

74.  Explain  the  Key  of  Ab,  and  practice  Exercises  No.  95,  96. 

75.  Practice  tunes  and  anthems  in  the  Key  of  Ab- 

76.  Explain  Keys  with  more  than  four  sharps  and  flats,  and 
practice  Exercises  Nos.  97,  98,  99  and  100. 


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A.  ABBOTT. 


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1.  Now  for  a    tune  of     lof  -  ty  praise    To  great  Je  -  ho-vah's  e  -  qual  Son!    Awake,  my  voice,  in  heavenly  lays,   Tell  loud  tbe  won-tlers  he  hath  done. 


2.  Sing,  how  be  left  the  worlds  of  light,    And  those  bright  robes  he  wore  a-bove  :   How  swift  and  joyful  was  his  flight,   On  wings  of   ev  -  er  -  last  -  ing  love! 


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Oswestry,   L,  M, 

1.  Zi-on,  awake '.  thy  strength  renew.  Put  on  thy    robes     of  beauteous  hue  ;  Church  of  our  God,  a -rise  and  shine,  Bright  with  the  beams  of  truth  di  -  vine. 


2.  Soon  shall  thy  radiance  stream  afar,  Wide  as  the    heath  -  en    na-tions  are.   Gen-tiles  and  kings  thy  light  shall  view  :  All   shall  ad  -  mire  and  love  thee  too. 


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Dwight  Chant.    L,  M, 


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Allegro.  12«-# 


6  6  57 

Abbot,   L.  M. 


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From  WEBER. 


1.  The  Lord  is  come,  the  heavens  proclaim  His  birth,  the  na-tiona  learn  his  name  :  An  unknown  star  di-recta  the    road    Of  east-ern  sa  -  ges     to  their  God. 


of  the  skies,  Go,  worship  where  the  Sa  -  viour  lies :    An-gels  and  kings  be  -  fore  him  bow,   Those  gods  on  high,  and  gods  be  -  low. 


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3.  Let    i  -  dols   tot-ter     to  the  ground,  And  their  own  wor-ship-pers  con-found,  Zi  -  on  shall  still  his  glo-ries   sing,  And  earth  con-fess  her  sov'reign  king. 


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3.  Let  Zion's  time  of  fa-  vor  come  !  Oh,  bring  the  tribes  of  Is-rael    home!  Soon  may  our  wondering  eyes  behold  Gentiles  and  Jews  in  Je-sus' fold  !  Gentiles  and  Jews  in  Je-sus' fold  ! 


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4.  Here  will  I   fix    my  gracious  throne,  And  reign  for  -  ev  -  er  saith  the  Lord  :  Here  shall  my  pow'r  and  love  be  known.  And  b!css-iti<:s  <hall  at  -  tern!  mv  word. 


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1.  Now  be  my  heart  in-spired  to    sing     The  glo-ries    of  my   Sa  -  viour  King  ;  He  comes  with  blessings  from  a  -  bove,   And  wins  the  na-tions  to    his  love. 

2.  Thv  throne,  O  God,  for-ev  -  er  stands  ;  Grace  is  the  sceptre    in    thy  hands :  Thy  lawsand  worksare  just  and  right,     But  truth  and  mer-cv  thy  de  -  light. 


3.  Let  endless  hon-ors  crown  thy  head  ;  Let    eve-ry  age  thy  prais  -  es  spread ;  Let  all  the  nations  know  thy  word,   And   eve-ry  tongue  confess  thee  Lord. 


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1.  Soft  be  the    gent-ly-breathing  notes,  That  sing  the  Saviour's  dy  -  ing    love;  Soft  as  the   evening  zephyr  floats,  And  soft  as    tune  -  ful  lyres  a  -  bove; 

2.  Soft  as  the    morning  dews  descend,  While  warbling  birds  ex  -  ult-ing  soar,    So  soft  to     our  al-migh  -  ty  Friend,  Be     ev'-ry  sigh  our   bo-soms  pour. 


3.  Pure  as  the  sun's  en  -  live'ning  ray,  That    scatters  life  and   joy     a  -  broad  ;  Pure  as  the    lu-cid   orb  of    day,   That  wide  proclaims  its  Mak-er,  God. 


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1.  Why  droops  my  soul,  with  grief  oppress'd?  Whence  these  wild  tumults  in  my  breast?  Is  there   no  balm  to  heal  my  wound  ?  No   kind  phy-si  -  cian    to    be  found? 


2.  Raise  to  the   cross  thy  tear  -  ful  eyes;    Be  -  hold  the  Prince  of  glo  -  ry  dies!  He    dies,    ex  -  tend-ed  on   the   tree,   And  sheds  a    sov'reign  balm  for  thee. 


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A.  KEEISSMANN. 


1.  Our  Lord  is  ris-en  from  the  dead,  Our  Je  -  sua  is  gone  up  on  high  :  The  pow'rs  of  hell  are  cap-tive  led,  Dragg'd  to  the  por-taJs    of  the  sky,  Dragg'd  to  the  por  -  tals  of  the  sky. 


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2.  Shall  God  in  -  vite  you  from  a  -  bove  ?  Shall 


Je  -  sus  urge  his    dy  -  ing    love  ?  Shall  troubled  conscience  give  you  pain  ?  And  all  these  pleas  u  -  nite  in  vain  ? 


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1.  Bright  Source  of  in  -  tel  -  lec-tnal  rays,     Fa  -  ther  of     spir-its    and  of  grace,     O  dart,  with  en  -  er  -  gy  un-known,  Ce  -  les-tial  beaming  from  thy  throne. 

2.  Thy    sa-cred  book  we  would  sur-vey,    En  -  light-en'd  with  that  heavenly  day  !    And  ask  thy  Spir-it  with  the  word,   To  teach  our  souls  to  know  the  Lord. 


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3.  So  shall  our    children  learn  the  road  That  leads  them  to  their  fa-thers'  God;    And,  form'd  by  lessons  so    di  -  vine,   Shall  in-fant  minds  with  knowledge  shine. 

4.  So  shall  the   haughtiest  soul  sub-mit,   With  children  placed  at  Je  -  sus'  feet;   The  ris  -  ing  swell  of  pride  shall  cease,  And  thy  sweet  voice  be  heard  in  peace 


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1.  Loud  hallelujahs  to  the  Lord,From  distant  worlds,where  creatures  dwell:  Let  heav'n  begin  the  solemn  word,  Cres. 

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1.  There  is  a     re-gion     love-lier    far    Than  sa-ges  tell  or      po  -  ets     sing,  Brighter  than  noonday  glo-ries     are,    And  soft-er  than  the    tints  of  spring. 

2.  It    is  nof,  fann'd  by  summer's  gale;  'Tis  not  refreshed  by  ver  -  nal  show'rs  ;  It  never  needs  the  moonbeam  pale,    For  there  are  known  no  eve-ning  hours. 


3.    It    is   all    ho  -  ly     and  se  -  rene,    The  land  of   glo  -  rv    and  re  -  pose  ;   No  cloud  obscures  the  ra-diant  scene  ;  There  not  a    tear  of    sor-row  flows. 


4.   No;  for  that  world  is     ev-er   bright  With  purest  radiance  all  its    own;   The  streams  of  un-cre  -  a  -  ted    light  Flow  round  it  from  th'e  -  ter-nal  throne. 


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1.  Come,  blessed  Spirit,  source  of  light,  Whose  pow'r  and  grace  are  un-con  -  fined,  Dispel  the  gloomy  shades  of  night,  The  thicker    dark  -  ness  of     the  mind. 

2.  To  mine  il-lu-mined  eyes  dis-play  The  glo-rious  truth  thy  words  re  -  veal ;  Cause  me  to  run  the  heavenly  way,  Make  me  de  -  light    to     do    thy  will. 


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ROUSSEAU. 


1.  He  lives,  the  ev  -  er  -  last  -  ing  God,  Who  built  the  world,who  spread  the  flood ;  The  heav'ns,  with  all  their  host,he  made,  And  the  dark  regions  of  the  dead 

2.  He  guides  our  feet,  he  guards  our  way  ;  His  morning  smiles  a  -  dorn  the   day;   He  spreads  the  evening  vail,  and  keeps  The  silent  hours,  while  Is-rael  sleeps. 


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4.  Long  as     I    live,  I'll   trust  his  pow'r ;  Then  in  my   last,  de  -  part-ing  hour,   Angels,  that  trace  the  ai  -  ry    road,  Shall  bear  me  homeward  to  my  God. 

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1.  There  is  a  stream  whose  gen-tle   flow    Sup-plies  the    ci-ty    of    our  God!    Life,  love  and  joy  still  gliding  thro',  And  watering  our  di-vine  a-bode. 
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A.  KREISSMANN.  49 


1.  The  Lord  is  gracious  to   for  -  give,  And  slow  to     let  his     an-ger  move ;  The  Lord  is  good  to    all  that  live,    And  all  his    ten  -  der  mer-cies  prove. 


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DR.  CALLCOTT. 


1.  Great  source  of  be-ing     and    of    love  !  Thou  wat'rest  all   the   worlds    a  -  bove  ;  And  all  the  joys  which  mortals  know,  From  thine  exhaustless  fountain  flow. 
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1.  Be  still,  my  heart !  these  anxious  cares  To  thee  are  bur-dens,  thorns  and  snares  ;  They  cast  dis-hon-or    on     thy  Lord,  And  con-tra  -  diet  his  gra-cious  word. 


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1.    So    let    our    lips    and  lives  express  The  ho  -  ly  gos-pel     we  pro-fess ;     So      let    our  works  and  vir-tues  shine,  To  prove  the  doctrine  all  di-vine. 


3.   Our  flesh  and  sense  must  be  denied,  Pas-sion  and  en  -  vy,  lust  and  pride  ;  While  jus-tice,  teinp'rance,  truth  and  love,  Our  inward  pi  -  e  -  ty  ap-prore. 


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4.  Re-li-gion  bears  our   spir  -  its     up,  While  we    ex-pect   that  bless-ed  hope,     .T-he  bright ap-pear-ance  of  the  Lord,  And  faith  stands  leaning  on  his  word. 

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2.  Oh!  may  I    reach  that ■  liap-py  place 


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A-wake,  my  soul,  a  -  wake  my  tongue  ;  Ho-san-na  to  th'e  -  ter-nal  name,  And  all  his  boundless  love  proclaim. 
Where  he  un  -  vails  his    love-ly  face!     Where  all  his  beauties  you  be-hold,  And  sing  his  name  to  harps  of  gold. 


GIARDINI. 


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1.  Great  is  the  Lord  !  what  tongue  can  frame  An  hon  -  or    e-qual  to  his  name  ?  How  aw-ful  are  his  glo-rious  ways !  The  Lord  is   dread-ful    in    his  praise. 

2.  The  world's  foundations   by  his  hand   Were  laid,  and  shall  for  -  ev  -  er  stand  ;  The  swelling  billows  know  their  bound, While  to  his  pi  aise  they  roll  a-round. 


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HOLDRAD. 


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1.  Life  is    the  time  to  serve  the  Lord.  The  time  t'in-sure  the  great  re-ward ;  And  while  the  lamp  holds  out  to  burn,  The  vil  -  est 

2.  Life  is   the  hour  that  Cod  hath  giv'n  T'escape  from  hell,  and  flytohoav'n;  The  day  of  grace,  and  mor-tals  may  Se-cure  the 


sin  -  ner  may  re-turn, 
bless-ings  of  the  d»jr. 


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1.  A  -  rise  !  a  -  rise  !  with  joy    sur  -  vey     The    glo  -  ry    of     the    lat  -  ter  day  :  i  2.  'Be-hold  the    way'.' . 
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Allegro.  112-0 


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1.  A  -  wake,  our  souls;    a  -  way,  our   fears;    Let  ev'-ry  trenib-ling  thought  be      gone  ;    A-wake,  and     run    the   heav'n  -  ly  race, 


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3.  The    migh-ty    God,  whose  matchless  pow'r    Is     ev-er    new  and   ev   -   er      young,  And  firm   en    dures,  while  end  -  less  years, 


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A.  KREISSMANN. 


55 


1.  Sweet  is  the  work,  niv  God,  mv  King,  To  praise  tliv  name,  give  thanks  and  sing  ;  To  show  thv  love  bv  morning  light,    And  talk  of    all  thy  truths  at  night. 

2.  Sweet  is  the   da\'   of     sa-cred   rest ;  No  mor-tal  care  shall  seize  my  breast ;  Oh,  may  my  heart  in  tune  be  found,  Like  David's  harp  of  sol-emn  sound. 


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Kensington,   L,  M, 

1.  There     is    a  land  mine  eye  hath  teen.  In    vi  -  sions  of     enraptured  thought.  So  bright  that  all  which  spreads  between  Is  with  its    ra  -  diant  glo-ry  fraugh 

2.  A      land  up  -  on  whose  blis-ful  shore  There  rests  no  shadow,  falls   no  stain  ;  There  those  who  meet  shall  part  no  more,  And  those,  long  parted  meet  a-gain. 


3.    Its      skies  are  not  like  earthly  skies.  With  va-rying  hues  of  shade  and  light ;   It   hath   no  need  of  suns  to  rise,  To     dis  -  si  -  pate  the  gloom  of  night. 


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4.  There  sweeps  no  <le  -  so  -  la-ting  wind    A  -  cross  that  calm,  se-rene  a -bode;    The  wand'rer  there  a  home  may  find  With-in  the    Par  -  a  -  dise  of  God. 


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2.  True, 'tis  a    strait  and  thorny  road,    Andmor-tal   spir-its  tire  and  faint;  But  they  <br-get  the  niigh  -  ty  God,  Who  feeds  the  strength  of  everv  saint ; — 


3.  The  mighty  God,whose  matchless  pow'r  Is  ev-er     new   and  ev  -  er  young  ;  And  firm  endures,while  end  less  years  Their  ev-er  -  last- ing  eir-cles  run. 

4.  From  thee,  the  o-ver-flow-ing  spring,  Our  souls  shall  drink  a  full   sup  -  ply  ;    While  those  who  trust  their  native  strength,  Shall  melt  away,  and  droop,  and  die. 


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2.  Praise  ye  the  Lord,  the  Lord  is  good,   To  praise  his  name   is  sweet  employ :    Is  -  rael  he  chose  of  old,  and  still    His  church  is  Lis  pe  -  cu-liar  joy. 

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1.  Say  how  may  earth  and  heaven   unite  ?  And  how  shall  man  with  angels  join?  What  like  harmonious  may    be     found,   Discordant    nature's    to  combine? 

2.  Loud  swell  the  pealfng     organ's  notes,Breathe  forth  your  souls  in  raptures  high,  In  praises  men  with  an  -  gels     join,    Music's  the  language    of    the  sky. 


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COSTELLOW. 


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1.  Now  be  my  heart  inspired  to  sing     The  glo-ries     of    my  Saviour  King  ;  He  comes  with  blessings  from  a-bove,  And  wins  the    na-tions  to    his  love! 

2.  Thy  throne,  O  God.  for-ev-er  stands  ;  Grace  is  the   scep-tre  in  thy  hands:  Thy  laws  and  works  are  just  and  right,  But  truth  and  mer-cy  thy  de-light. 


8.  Let  endless  honors  crown  thy  head  ;  Let  eve-ry     age   thy  praises  spread  ;  Let  all   the  nations  know  thy  word,  And  eve  -  ry  tongue  confess  thee,  Lord. 


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Sudbury,    L.  M. 


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1.  Great  God  !  in  vain  man's  narrow  view  Attempts  to    look  thy  nature  through  ;  Our  laboring  pow'rs  with  reverence  own,  Thy  glories  nev  -  er  can  be  known. 

2.  Not    the  high  seraph's  mighty  thought,Who  countless  years  his  God  has  sought,  Such  wondrous  height  or  depth  can  find,  Or  ful  -  ly  trace  thy  boundless  mind. 


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A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


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1.  The  Lord  is  come — tbe  heav'ns  proclaim  His  birth,  the  nations  learn  his  name  :  An  unknown  star  directs  the  road     Of  eastern    sa  -  ges  to  their  God. 


2.    Let    i  -  dols  tot  -  ter  to  the  ground,  And  their  own  worshippers  confound, Zion  shall  still  his  glo  -  ries  sing,   And  earth  confess  her  sovereign  king. 

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1.  There  is  a  land  mine  eye  hath  seen.  In  visions  of  enraptured  thought,  So  bright  that  all  which  spreads  between  So  bright  that  ail  which  spreads  between        Is  with  its  radiant  glory  fraught. 

2.  A  land  upon  whose  blissful  shore  There  rests  no  shadow,  falls  no  stain;  There  those  who  meet  shall  part  no  more,  And  those  long  parted  meet  "again. 


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Wimborne.   L.  M. 


WIIITAKER 


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1.  Great  Lord  of  earth,  and  seas  and  skies  Thy  wealth  the  needy  world  supplies  :  And  safe  beneath  thy  guardian  arm,  We  live  se-cured  •  •  •  •    from     eve  -  ry  harm. 

2.  To  thee  per-pet-ual  thanks  we  owe   For   all  our  comforts  here  be-low;    Our  dai-ly  bread  thy  bounty  gives,  And  eve  -  ry  ris   -   ing      want  re-lieves. 


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4.  From  thee,  the  o-ver-flow-ing  spring,  Our  souls  shall  drink  a  full  supply  ;  "While  those  who  trust  their  native  strength,  Shall  melt  a-way,  and  droop,  and  die. 


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Landgrove.  L.  Mi 


A.  KREISSMANN. 


1.  Sweet  harp  of  Ju-dah,    shall  thy  sound   No  more  be  heard  on   earth-ly  ground,     No  mortal  raise  the  lay  a  -  gain  That  runs  thro'  Judah's  sainted  reign. 

2.  No!    for  to    higher  worlds  be  -  long    The  wonders    of  thy    sa-cred   song:  Thy  prophet  bards  might  sweep  thy  chords, Thy  glorious  burthen  was  the  Lord's. 


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3.  Tho*  faint-ly  swell  thy   notes  sub-lime ;   Far  dis-tant  down  the  stream  of  time  ;       Yet,  to  our  ears  the  sounds  are  giv'n,  And  ev'n  thy  echo  tells  of  heav'n. 

4.  Thro' worlds  remote,  the  old,  the  new;  Thro' realms  nor  Rome,  nor  Israel  knew ;     The  Christian  hears,  and  by  thy  tone,  Sweet  harp  of  Judah  !  tunes  his  own. 


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2.  Those  joys  which  earth  cannot  afford,  We'll  seek  in   fel-low-ship  to  prove  ;  Join'd  in  one  spir-it      to  our  Lord,  To  -  geth  -  er  bound  by  mu-tual  love. 


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Beethoven.   L,  M. 

IIIiii|I§gill 


From  BEETHOVEN. 


63 


1.  When  pow'r  di-vine  in   mor-tal  form,  Hush'd  with  a  word  the   rag-ing  storm,  In    soothing  accents,  Je  -  sus    said,  "  Lo,   it    is    I;   be   not      a  -  fraid. 


2.       So  when  in  si  -  lence  na-ture  sleeps,  And  his  lone  watch  the  mourner  keeps, One  t.ho't  shall  eve-ry  pang  re-move  ;  Trust,  feeble  man,  thy  Mak-er^  love. 


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3.  And  when  the  last  dread  hour  shall  comejWhile  shuddering  nature  waits  her  doom,This  voice  shall  wake  the  pi-ous  dead,  "  Lo,  it    is    I ;  be   not      a  -  fraid. 

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4.    How  bright  the  triumph  none  can  tell,  When  all  the  reb-el  pow'rs  of   hell,     That  thousand  souls  had  captive  made,    Were  all  in  chains,  like  captives,  led. 


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1.  When  at  this  distance,  Lord,  we  trace  The  va  -  rious  glo-ries  of   thy  face,  What  transport  pours  o'er  all  our  breast,  And  charms  our  cares  and  woes  to  rest! 

2.  A-way,  ye  dreams  of  mor-taljoy!  Kaptures  di-vine  my  thoughts  employ  ;  I     see  the  King  of   glo  -  ry  shine;    I     feel  his  love,  and  call  him  mine. 


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2.  Be  -  set  with  threat'ning  dangers  round  Unmov'd  shall  he  maintain  his  ground;  The  sweet  remembrance  of  the  just,  Shall  flour  -  ish,  when   he  sleeps  in  dust. 


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1.  Come,  dearest  Lord,  and  bless  this  day,  Come,  bear  our  thoughts  from  earth  away  :  Now,  let  our  no-blest  passions  rise  With  ar-dor  to  their  na-tive  skies. 
%.  Then,when  our  Sabbaths  here  are  o'er,  And  we  ar  -  rive  on   Canaan's  shore,  With  all  the  ransomed,  we  shall  spend  A  Sabbath  which  shall  nev-er  end. 


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3.  Oh  write  up-on   my   mem'ry,  Lord,  The  truths  and  pre-cepts  of   thy  word  !  That  I  may  break  thy  laws  no  more,  But  love  thee  bet  -  ter  than  be-fore. 


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1.  Come  hith-er,  all  ye   wea-ry  souls,  Ye    heavy     la-den  sin-ners,  come ;  I'll  give  you  rest  from  all  your  toils,  And  raise  you  to 


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2.  They  shall  find  rest,  who  learn  of  me;  I'm    of  a  meek  and  low  -  ly  mind  ;  But  pas-sion  ra-ges   like  the   sea,  And  pride  is    rest  -  less     as  the  wind. 

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3.  As     far  as    'tis  from  east  to  west,   So    far  has    he  our  sins  remov'd,  Who, with  a  fa-ther's  ten  -  der  breast,  Has  such  as  fear  him  al-ways  loved. 

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2.   0    heaven  ly  treasure,  glo  rious  light !  From  ancient  sages  long  concealed,  Till  Christ  re-stored  the  fee-ble  sight,  And  God's  unchanging  word  re-vealed. 


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2.  Im  -  mor-lal  light,  and  joys  unknown,  Are   for  the  saints  in  darkness  sown  :  Those  glorious  seeds  shall  spring  and  rise, 


A.  KREISSMANN. 
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2.  To      us     the    light  of   truth  dis  -  play,  And  make  us  know  and  choose  thy  way  :  Plant  ho-ly  fear  in    every  heart,  That  we  from  God  may  ne'er  de  -  part. 


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1.  That  man  is  blest,  who  stands  in  awe     Of  God,  and  loves  his    sa-cred    law;    His  seed  on  earth  shall  be    re-nowned,  And  with  sue  -  ces-sive  hon  ors  crown'd. 

2.  The  soul,  that's  fill'd  with  virtue's  light.  Shines  brightest  in   af  -  flic-tion's  night ;  His  conscience  bears  his  cour-age    up,    He    sees  in   darkness  beams  of  hope. 


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3.  Be  -  set  with  threat'ning  dangers  round,  Unmov'd  shall  he  main-tain  his  ground  ;  The  sweet  remembrance  of  the    just    Shall  flour-ish,  when  he  sleeps  in  dust 


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Rinkton.   L,  M, 


B.  F.  BAKER. 


1-  .Te  -  ho-vah  reigns  !  he  dwells  in  light,  Gird-ed  with  nia-jes-  ty  and  might :  The  world,  ere  -  a  -  ted  by  his  hands,  Still  on  its  first  foundation  stands 
2.  But  ere  this  spacious  world  was  made,  Or  had  its    first  foun-da-tions   laid,   Thy  throne  e  -  ter  -  nal     a  -  ges    stood,  Thy  -  self  the  ev  -  er-liv-in2  God. 

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1.  God,  in  the   gos-pel    of    his   Son.  Makes  his     e  -  ter  -  nal  counsels  known  :  Here  love  in  all    its  glo  -  rv  shines,  And  truth  is  drawn  in  fair  -  est  lines. 

2.  Here  sin-ners,  of  an    hum-ble  frame,  May  taste  his  grace,  and  learn  his  name  ;  May  read,  in  char-ac  -  ters  of  blood,  The  wis-dom,  pow'r,  and  grace  of  God. 


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1.  Shall  man,  O  God  of  light  and  life,  For-ev-er  moulder  in  the  grave  ?  Canst  thou  for-get  thy  glorious  work,  Thy  promise,  and  thy  pow'r  to  save? 
1.   In  those  dark,  si-lent  realms  of  night  Shall  peace  and  hope  no  more  a-rise  1  No   fu-ture  morning  light  the  tomb,  Nor  day-star  gild  the  darksome  skies  ! 


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2.  Oppressed  with  guilt,  a  pain-fal  load,  Oh  come,  and  bow  be-fore  your  God  !  Di-vine  compassion,  migh-ty  love,  Will  all  the  pain  -  ful  load  re-move. 


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Judson.  L.  Mi 


S.  WEBBE. 


1.  Father  of  heav'n!  whose  love  profound  A    ran-som   for  our  souls  bath  found,  Before  thy  throne  we  sinners  bend  ;  To   us  thy  pard'ning  love  ex  -  tend. 

2.  Almighty  Son  !  in  -  car-nate  Word  !  Our  Prophet, Priest,Re-deem-er,  Lord!  Before  thy  throne  we  sinners  bend  ;  To   us   thy    sav-ing  grace  ex  -  tend. 


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4.  Je-ho-vah  !  Fa-ther,  Spir-it,  Son !    Mys-te  -  rious  Godhead  !  Three  in  One !  Before  thy  throne  we  sinners  bend  ;  Grace,  pardon,  life,  to     us     ex-tend  ! 

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1.  Lord,  I  will  bless  thee  all  my  days  :  Thy  praise  shall  dwell  upon  my  tongue  ;  My  soul  shall   glo  -  ry  in  thy  grace,While  saints  rejoice  to  hear  the  song. 


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1.  A-wake,  my  tongue,  thy  trib-ute  bring  To   him  who  gave  thee  pow'r  to  sing ;  Praise  him,  who  is  all  praise  a  -  bove,  The  source  of  wisdom  and  of  love. 

2.  How  vast  his  knowledge!  how  profound  !  A  depth  where  all  our  tho'ts  are  drown'd!  The  stars  he  numbers.and  their  names  He  gives  to  all  those  heav'nly  flames. 


3.  Thro'  each  bright  world  above,  be-hold  Ten  thousand  thousand  charms  unfold  :  Earth,  air,  and  migh-ty  seas  com-bine,  To  speak  his  wis  dom  all  di  -  vine. 

4.  But  in  re  -  demp-tion,  oh  what  grace!  Its   wonders,  oh  what  thought  can  trace  !  Here  wisdom  shines  for-ev-er  bright,  Praise  him,  my  soul.with  sweet  delight. 


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2.   But  ere  this  spacious  world  was  made,  Or  had  its    first  foun  -  da-tion  laid,  Thy  throne  e-ter -  nal    a-ges  stood,  Thy-self  the   ev  -  er  -  liv-ing  God. 


3.   Like  floods,  the  angry  na-tions  rise,  And  aim  their  rage  a-gainst  the  skies;  Vain  floods,  that  aim  their  rage  so  high  !  At  thy  re-buke  the  bil-lows  die. 


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1.   Re-turn,  my    soul,  and  seek     thy  rest    Upon  thy  heav'nly  Father's  breast:  Indulge  me,  Lord,  in  that   re  -  pose    The  soul  that  loves  thee  only  knows. 

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1.    Be  -  hold  the  path  that  mortals  tread,  Down  to  the  re  -  gions  of  the  dead  :  Nor  will  the  fleeting  moments  stay,    Nor  can  we  measure  back  our  way. 


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1.  Je  -  ho-vah  reigns,  his  throne  is  high,  His  robes  are  light  and  ma  -  jes  -  ty  ;  His  glo  -  ry  shines  with  beams  so  bright,  No  mor  -  tal   can  sus-tain  the  sight. 

2.  His  ter-rors  keep  the  world  in  awe ;  His  jus-tice  guards  his  ho  -  ly  law  ;  His  love  re  -  veals  a   smil-ing  face,    His  truth  and  prom-ise  seal  the  grace. 


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3.  Thro' all  his  works  his  wisdom  shines,  And  baffles  Satan's  deep  designs  ;  His  power  is  sovereign  to  ful  -  fill     The  no  -  blest  coun-sels  of  his  will. 


4.  And  will  this  glorious  Lord  descend  To  be  my   fa-ther  and  my  friend  *?  Then  let  my  songs  with  an-gels'  join  ;  Heav'n  is   se  -  cure,  if  God  be  mine. 


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1.  Who  shall  ascend  the    ho  -  ly  hill,  Great  God  !  which  all  thy  glories  fill  ?  "Who,  in    thy  temple's  hallowed  dome,  Se  -  cure  his  ev  -  er  -  lasting  home  1 

2.  Whose  hands  are  clean,whose  heart  sincere,  Whose  purpose  pure,  whose  actions  clear,  Whose  soul  no  vanity  allures,  And  truth  his  plighted  vows  secures. 


Hebron,   L.  M, 


MASON. 


Thus  far  the  Lord  has  led  me  ou  ;  Thus  far  his  pow'r  prolongs  my  days ;  And  every  evening  shall  make  known  Some  fresh  memorial  of  his  grace. 
Much  of  my  time  has  run  to  waste,  And   I,  perhaps,  am  near  my  home  ;  But  he  forgives  my    follies  past ;  He  gives  me  strength  for  days  to  come. 


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1.  There  is  a  stream,  whose  gentle  flow   Supplies  the     ci  -  ty    of  our  God  !  Life, love, -ind  joy  still  gliding  thro,'  And  wat'ring  our  di  -  vine    a  -  bode. 

2.  That  sacred  stream, thine  ho  -  lj  word,  Supports  our  faith,  our  fear  controls  :  Sweet  peace  thy  promises  af  -  ford,  And  give  new  strength  to  fainting  soul* 


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1.  Thus  far  the  Lord  has   led  me   on,   Thus  far  his  pow'r  prolongs  my  days!  And  eve-ry  evening  shall  make  known  Some  fresh  me-mo  -  rial   of   his  grace. 

2.  Much  of  my  time  has    run  to  waste,  And  I,  per-haps,  am  near  my  home;  But  he   for-gives  my  fol  -  lies  past,   He  gives  me  strength  for  days  to  come. 


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1.  Great  Source  of  be  -  ing    and   of    love!  Thou  wat'rest  all  the  worlds  above ;    And  all  the  joys  which  mor-tals  know,  From  thine  exhaustless  fountain  flow. 

2.  A     sa-cred  spring,  at     thy  com  mand,  From  Sion's  mount,  in  Canaan's  land,  Be  -  side  thy  temple  cleaves  the  ground,  And  pours  its  limpid  stream  a-round. 


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3.    This  gen-tle  stream,  with  sud  -  den  force,  Swells  to  a    riv-er     in  its  course  ;  Thro'  des-ert  realms  its  windings  play,  And  scatter  blessings  all  the  way. 


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1.  Why,  on  the  bending   willows  hung,    Is  -  rael !  still  sleeps  thy  tune-ful  string  ?  Still  mute  remains  thy  sul-len  tongue,  And  Zi-on*s  song  de  -  nies  to  sing? 


2.    A-wake,  thy  sweetest  raptures  raise  ;  Let  harp  and  voice  u-nite  their  strains  :  Thy  promised  King  his  scep-tre  sways  ;  Je  -  sus,  thine  own  Mes  -  si-ah   reigns  ! 


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1.   We  all,    O  Lord,  have  gone  a-stray,  And  wandered  from  thy  heavenly  way  :  The  wilds  of  sin  our  feet  have  trod,  Far  from  the  paths  of  thee  our  God. 


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2.  Hear  us,  great  Shepherd  of  thv  sheep  !  Our  wand'rings  heal,  o«r  footsteps  keep  :  We  seek  thy  shelt'ring  fold   a-gain  ;    Nor  shall  we  seek  thee,  Lord,  in  vain 


3.  Teach  us  to  know  and  love  thy  way  ;  And  grant,  to  life's  re  -  mot-est  day,    By  thine  un-err-ing  guidance  led,   Our  will-ing  feet  thy  paths  may  tread. 

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3.  Hast  thou  not  planted  with  thy  hand    A  love-ly  vine  in  this  our  land  ?  Did  not  thy  pow'r  defend  it  round,  And  heavenly  dew  enrich  the  ground. 


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1.  What  are  those  soul-reviving  strains.Which  echo  thus  from  Salem's  plains?  What  anthems  loud  and  louder  still, So  sweetly  sound  from  Zion'shill.  Hosanna,  ho-san-na,  ho-san-na,  A  -  men 


2.    Lo  !  'tis  an  in-faDt  chorus  sings,  Ho-san  -  na  to  the  King  of  kings:  The  Saviour  comes, and  babes  proclaim  Salvation,  sent  in  Jesus' name.  Ho-san-na,  ho-san-na.  ho-san-na,  A  -  men 

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2.    To  each,  the  soui  of  each  how  dear  !  What  tender  love!  what  ho  -  ly  fear !  How  does.  .  the  gen'rous  flame.  .  with-in  Refine  from  earth, and  cleanse  from  sin! 


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2.  His       mer-cy  vis-its     every  house  That  pay  their  night  and  morning  vows ;  But  makes  a  more  delightful  stay,  Where  churches  meet  to  praise  and  pray. 




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1.  Come,  dearest  Lord,  and  bless  this  day,  Come,  bear  our  thoughts  from  earth  away:  Now,  let  our   no-blest  pas  sions  rise  With  ar-dor      to   their  na-tive  skies. 

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3.  Then,  when  our  Sabbaths  here  are  o'er,   And  we  ar-rive  on    Ca-naan's  shore,  With  all  the  ransomed,  we  shall  spend  A  Sab-bath  which  shall  nev  -  er  end. 


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2.  Be  still,  anil  learn  that  he    is  God;  lie   reigns  ex-alt  -  ed   o'er  the  lands  ;  He  will  be  known  and  feared  abroad,  But  still  his  throne  in    Zi  -  on  stands. 


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2.  The  Lord  is  great,  with  glo-ry  crown'd,  O'er  all  the  gods  of  earth  he  reigns,   His  hand  supports  the  deeps  profound,  His  pow'r  a-lone  the  hills  sustains. 


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1.  My  dear  Re-deem-er,  and  my  Lord,     I    read  my    du  -  ty      in  thy  word  ;    But  in  thy    life  the  law  ap  pears,  Drawn  out  in    liv-ing  char -ac  -  ten. 


2.  Such  was  thy  truth,  and  such  thy  zeal,  Such  deference  to  thy   Father's  will;   Such  love  and  meekness,  so  di  -  vine,     I  would  transcribe  and  make  them  mine. 


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Moilt-rnto. 


Hamilton,   L,  M, 


1.  We   all,   O  Lord,  have  gone  a-stray,  And  wandered  from  thv  heavenly  way  :  The  wilds  of  sin  our  feet   have  trod,  Far  from  the  paths  of  thee    our  God. 

2.  Hear  us,  great  Shepherd   of  thy  sheep  !  Our  wand'rings  heal,  our  footsteps  keep :  We  seek  thy  shelt'ring  fold  a  -  gain  ;  Nor  shall  we  seek  thee,  Loirl,  in  vain. 


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2.  Sweet  is  the  day  of    sa-cred  rest —  No  mor-tal  care  shall  seize  my  breast,  Oh  may  my  heart  in  tune  be  found,  Like  1^0-vid's  harp  of   sol-emn  sound, 


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3.    My  heart  shall  triumph  in  my  Lord,  And  bless  his  works,  and  bless  his  word :  Thy  works  of  grace,  how  bright  they  shine, How  deep  thy  counsels,  how  divine ! 


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1.    Be  -  hold,  the  blind  their  sight  receive  !  Be  hold,  the  dead  a-wake  and  live  !  The  dumb  speak  wonders,  and  the  lame  Leap  like  the  hart,  and  bless  his  name. 


2.  Thus  doth  th'e-ter-nal    Spir-it  own     And  seal  the  mis  -  sion  of  the  Son  ;  The  Fa-ther  vin -di  -  cates  his  cause,  While  he  hangs  bleeding  on  the  cross, 

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1.  ()li   fur    a  .shout  of      nu-cred    joj     To    God,  the  sov'reign  King!  Let     cv'-ry  land  their  tongues  employ,  And  hymns  of  tri  -  umph  sing. 

2.  Jo  -  sua,  our  God,  us  -  ccnds  on  high  ;  His  heavenly  guards  a  -  round,    At  -  tend  him  lis  -  ing  thro'  the  sky,  With  trumpet's  joy  -  ful  sound. 

15.  While  angola  shout,  and  praise  their  King,  Let  mortals  learn  their  strains :  Let  all  the  earth  his  honors  sing;  O'er  all  the  earth  he  reigns. 
I    Sneak  of  his  praise  with  awe  profound,    Let  knowledge  guide  the   song;  Nor  mock  liiin  with  a    solemn  sound  Up  -  on      a  thoughtless  tongue. 


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I.  There  ia     a    land   of  pure   delight,  Where  saints  im-  mor-  tal  reign;  E  -  ter-  nal    day  ex-cludes  the      night,  And  pleasures   ban  -  ish  pain. 


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t.  Blest  is  the  man, whom  thou,  O  Lord,  In  kindness  dost  chastise,     And  by  thy  sacred  rules  to  walk,    In  mcr  -  cy    dost  ail  -  vise,    In  mercy  dost  ad -vise. 

2.  For  God  will  never  from  his  saints  Hisfa-vor    wholly   take:   His  own  pos-ses-sion,  and   his  lot    He  will    not  quit*  for  -  sake,  He  will  not  quite  forsake. 

3.  The  world  shall  then  confess  thee  just,  In  all  that  thou  bast  done ;  And  those,  who  choose  thy  upright  path, Shall  in  that  path    go    on,  Shall  in  that  path  go  on. 


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1  The  Lord  our  God  is  clothed  with  might;  The  winds  obey  his  will !  He  speaks,  and  in  the  heavenly  height  The  rolling  sun  stands  still. 
2.   Re  -  bel  ye  waves,  and  o'er  the  land  With  threatening  aspect  roar  ;     The  Lord     up-lifts     his   aw  -  ful  hand,    And  chains  you  to       the  shore. 

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2.  When  sor-row  bows  the  spir  -  its  down,      Or    vir-tue    lies    dis-tressed   Be  •  neath  some  proud  op-pres-sor's  frown,   Thou  giv'st  the  mourn-ers  rest. 


4.  He  knows  the  pain  bis    ser-vants  feel,     He   hears  bis     chfl  dren  cry ;    And  their  best  wish  -  es     to     ful  -  fill,     His  grace  is     ev  -   er  nigh. 


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4.  He    rules  the    world   with     truth    and   grace,    And   makes  the     na  -  tions   prove      The  glo  -  ries 


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2.  He'll  give  his  an  -  gels  charge  to  keep   Your  feet   in     all  their  ways:    To  watch  your  pil-low  while  you  sleep,  And  guard  your  bap-py  days. 


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And  are   we,  wretch-es,    yet    a  -  live !     And  do    ive   yet    re  -  bel !    'Tis  boundless — 'tis 

Lanesborough.  C.  M. 


a  -  maz  -  ing  love !  That    bears    us        up    from  hell ! 


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Ear-ly,  my  God,  without  de-lay,   I  haste  to  soek  thv  face  ;  My  thirs  ty  spir-it  faints  a    way,  My  thirs  -  ty    spir-it  faints  a  •  way,  Without  thy  cheering  face 


Canaan.  CM. 


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1.  There  is  a  land  of  pure  delight,  Where  saints  immortal  reign ;  Eternal  day  excludes  the  night, And  pleasures  banish  paio.3. Sweet  fields,  beyon^  the  swelling  flood,Stand  dress'd  in  living  green, 


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2.  There  everlasting  spring  abides,  And  nev-er-fading  flow'rs;  Death.like  a  narrow  se»,divides  This  heav'nly  land  from  ours. 


5  0b,couId  we  make  our  doubts  remove,Those  gloomy  doubts  that  rise,And  see  the  Canaan  that  we  love  With  unbeclouded  eyes  ;6. Could  we  but  climb  where  Moses  stood, And  view  thelandscape  o'er, 


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1.  Je  -  sus,    I    love  thy  charming  name,  'Tis    mu  -  sic   to    my  ear;   Fain  would  I  sound  it    out  so   loud,  That  earth  and  heav'n  might  hear 


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3.  Thy  grace  still  dwells  up-on  my   heart,   And  sheds  its  fragrance  there ;  The   no-blest  balm  of   all  its  wounds,  The  cor  -  dial  of   its  care. 

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Pastoral.    C.  M. 

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1.  While  shepherds  watch 'd  their  flocks  by  night,  All  seat-ed     on  theground;  Thean-gel    of  the  Lord  came  down,    And  glo  -  ry  shone  a-round. 


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6.  All  glo  -  ry    be    to     God  on     high,  And  to    the  earth  be  peace  ;  Good-will,henceforth  from  heav'n,  to  men,     Be  -  gin  and    nev-er  cease. 


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Gideoni,   C.  M. 


S.  VALENTINE. 


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I .  Come,  let  us    lift    our    joy  -  ful  eyes     Up    to    the  courts  a  -  bove,  And  smile  to  see   our    Fa-ther  there   Up  -  on    a  throne    of  love. 

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1.  High  let    us  swell  our  tune-ful  notes,  And  join  th'an-gel  -  ic  throng ;   For    an-gels    no  such  love  have  known,  To   wake  the  cheer-ful  song. 

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B.  HELON. 


1.  Je  -  sus,  and  didst  thou  con  -  descend,  When  veiled  in  hu  -  man  clay,    To    heal  the   sick,  the  lame,  the  blind,  And  drive  dis  -  ease     a-way  ? 


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2.  Didst  thou  re- gard  the   beg-gar's  cry,  And  give  the  blind  to   see? — Je  -  sus,  thou  Son  of   Da-vid,  hear — Havemer-cy,    too,      on  me! 

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1.  With  cheerful  notes  let     all     the  earth    To  heav'n  their  voi  -  ces  raise;  Let   all,  in  -  spired  with  god  -  ly  mirth,  Sing  sol-emn  hymns  of  praise. 


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2.  God's  ten-der  mer-cy  knows  no  bound,  His  truth  shall  ne'er  de  -  cay;  Then  let   the    wil  -  ling    na  -  tions  round  Their  grate-ful  trib-ute  pay. 


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1.  There  is    an  hour   of     hallowed  peace  For 

2.  'Tis   then  the  soul    is    freed  from  fears  And 


Arranged  from  FR.  SHUBERT. 


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2.  'Tis   then  the  soul    is    freed  from  fears  And  doubts  which  here  an  -  ney  ;  Then  they  that  oft    had  sown    in  tears   Shall  reap  a  -  gain  in  joy. 


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3.  There  is     a  home   of  sweet  re  -  pose,  Where  storms  as-sail   no   more  ;  The  stream  of   end-less  pleas-ure  flows    On    that  ce  -  les  -  tial  shore. 

4.  There  pu  -  ri  -  ty  with    love  ap-pears,  And   bliss  with-out  al  -  loy ;  There  they  that  oft  have  sown  in  tears   Shall  reap  a  -  gain  in  joy. 


Moilcrafo. 


Perley.  C.  M. 


Si 


A.  KREISSMANN. 


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1.  To    thee,  be-fore    the  da wn-ing  light,  My    gra-cious  God,  I   pray;        I    med  -  i  -  tate  thy  name  by  night,  And  keep  thy  law   by  day. 


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2.  My    spir  -  it  faints  to    see  thy  grace  ;  Thy    prom-ise  bears  me  up  ;       And,  while  sal  -  va-tion  long  de-lays,    Thy  word  sup-ports  my  hope. 


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1.  When  I  can  read  my   ti  -  tie  clear,    To    mansions  in    the  skies,   I'll    bid  fare-well  to    eve  -  nj>    fear,    And  wipe 

2.  Should  earth  a-gainst  my  soul  en -gage,  And  fi  -  ery   darts  be  hurl'd,  Then  I   can  smile  at    Sa  -  tan's  rage,  And  face 


my  weep-ing  eyes, 
a   frown-ing  world. 


Devizes.  C.  M. 


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1.  Awake,  my  soul,stretch  every  nerve,  And  press  with  vig-or  on  ;     A  heavenly  race  demands  thy  zeal,  A  bright,  im-mor-tal  crown,  A  bright,  im-mor-tal  crown. 


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1.  Sing  to    the  Lord   a    new-made  song,  Who  won-drous  things  has   done ;  With  his  right  hand  and    ho  -  ly      arm,  The  con-quest  lie   has  won. 


Moilomm. 


Beecher,   C,  M. 


A.  KKKISSMANN. 


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2.  God  reigns  on  high — but  ne'er  con-fines    His    good-ness   to     the  skies  ;  Thro'  all   the  earth  his   boun-ty  shines,  And  eve  -  ry  want  supplies. 

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Stowe.    C,  M. 

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A.  KREISSMANX. 


L.  Thy  good-ness.  Lord,  our  souls  con-fess  ;  Thy  good-ness  we  a  -  dore  ;  A  spring  whose  bless-ings  nev  -  er  fail;  A  sea  with -out  a  shore. 
2.  Sun,  moon,  and  stars,  thy  love  de-clare    In    ev' -  ry    gold -en  ray  ;  Love  draws  the  cur  -  tains      of    the  night,   And  love  brings  hack  the  day. 


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3.  Thy  boun-ty     ev' -  ry    sea-son  crowns  With  all    the  bliss   it  yields,  With  joy  -  ful   clus  -  ters    loads  the  vines,  With  strength'ning  grain  the  fields. 


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Waterston.    C.  M. 


A.  KREISgMANN. 


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1.  My  God,  my  Fa  -  ther,  bliss-ful  name  !  Oh  !  may   I     call  thee  mine  ?  May    L    with  sweet  as  -  sur-ance,  claim   A     por  -  tion    so     di  -  vine. 

2.  This  on  -  ly    can    my  fears  con-trol,    And  bid   my   sor-rows    fly:  What  harm  can  ev  -  er    reach  my  soul,  Be  -  neath  my  Fa-ther's  eye? 


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Rink.    C.  M, 


H.  S.  CUTLER 


1.  Oh  !  praise  the  Lord,  for  he   is  good,    In    him  we    rest  ob  -  tain  ;  His    mer-cy   has  through  a-ges  stood.  And  ev  -  er  t-hall  re-main 


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1.    0    ren  -  der  thanks  and  bless  the  Lord,  In  -  voke  his     sa  -  cred  name  ;  Ac-quaint  the  na-tions  with  his  deeds,  His  matchless  deeds  pro  -  claim 


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2.  Sing  to    his  praise   in    lof- ty  hymns,  His  won-drous  works  rehearse  ;  Make  them  the  theme  of  your  dis-course,  And  sub-ject   of  your  verse. 


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1.  Oh!  for     a      clo  -  ser   walk  with  God,    A    calm  and  heavenly  frame — A     light  to  shine  up -on  the    road  That  leads  me   to  the  Lamb. 

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1.  Oh  that  the  Lord  would  guide  my  ways  To  keep  his  stat-utes  still!  Oh  that  my  God  would  grant  me  grace  To  know  and  do  his  will. 
2   Oh  send  thy    Spir-it  down,  to  write  Thy    law    up  -  on   my  heart ;  Nor  let  my  tongue  in-dulge   de-ceit,     Nor    act      the    li  -  ar's  part. 

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3.  From  van  -  i  -  ty  turn    off  my  eyes ;  Let    no    cor  -  rupt  de  -  6ign,   Nor  cov  -  et  -  ous  de  -  sire    a  -  rise     With  -  in     this  soul  of  mine. 

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Eschol,   C,  M. 


V.  T.  B. 


Dim.  /; 


1.  Thou  love-ly  source  of  pure  de  -  light,    Whom  I    un  -  seen    a-dore;    Un-vail  thy   beau-ties     to   my    sight,    That  I   may  love  thee  more. 


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2.  Thy   glo  ry     o'er   ere  -  a-tion  shines;    But    in  thy    s a -c red  word      I    read,  in    fair  -  er,  brighter    lines,     My  bleeding,  dy-ing  Lord. 

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Ammiel,  C,  M. 


G2RMALLI. 


107 


1.    A-wake,  my    soul,    to  sound  bis  praise,  A-wake,  my  harp,  to   sin "  ;  Join  all  my  pow'rs,  the  song  to  raise,    And  morn-ing   in  -  cense  bring. 


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2.  A  -  mong  the  peo  -  pie  of  his  care,  And  thro'  the  na  tions  round,  Glad  songs  of  praise  will  I  pre-pare,  And  there  his  name  re-sound. 
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2.  Those  migh-ty  orbs   pro-claim  thy  pow'r.Thcir  nio-tions  speak  thy  skill ;  And  on     the  wings  of     eve  -  ry  hour,  We  read  thy  pa-tience  still. 


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H.  S.  CUTLER. 


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II.  S.  CUTLER. 


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1.    Re -tarn,  O  wand'rer,  now  re-turn!   And  seek  thy  Fa-ther's  face  !  Those  new  de-sires,  which  in  thee  burn,  Were  kin-died      by    his  grace. 


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DR.  HOWARD. 


u.  Maderalo. 


L  Thy  way,  0  Lord,  is  in  the  sea;  Thy  paths  I  can-not  trace,  Nor  com-pre-hend  the  niys  -  te  -  ry  Of  thy  un-bound-ed  grace. 
2.  'Tis   but    in  part   I   know  thy  will;    I     bless  thee  for  the  sight ; — When  will  thy  love  the  rest  re-veal,      In   glo  -  ry's  clear-er  light? 


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1.  To    heav'n  I    lift  my  wait-ing  eyes ;  There  all  my  hopes  are  laid  ;  The  Lord,  who  built  the  earth  and  skies,   Is     my       per-pet  -  ual  aid. 

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A.  KREISSMANN.  Ill 


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2.  He  hrings  my    wand'ring  spir  -  it  back   When   I     for -sake  his  ways,    And  leads  me,  for   his    mercy's  sake,  In  paths  of  truth  and  grace. 


3.   When  I   walk  thro' the  shades  of  death,  Thy    pres-ence   is   my    stay;  A  word  of     thy   sup-port-ing  breath  Drives  all  my  fears  a  -  way 


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O    God  of  Hosts,  the  migh  -  ty  Lord,  How  love  ly  is  the  place,  How  lovely  is  the  place,Where  thou,enthron'd  in  glo  -  ry  show'st  the  brightness  of  thy  face. 


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1.  Thee   will  I  bless,  0  Lord,  my  God,  To     thee  my  voice  I'll    raise,  For  -  ev  -  er  spread  thy  fame  a-broad,  And  dai  -  ly     sing  thy  praise. 

2.  My    soul  shall  glo  -  ry    in    the  Lord,  His  wond'rous  acts  pro  -  claim  ;  Oh   let    us  now  his  love  re  •  cord,  And  mag  -  ni  -  fy   his  name. 


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113 


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1.  Oh  praise  the  Lord  with  one  consent,  And  mag-ni-fy  his  name ;    Let    all  the  ser-vants  of  the  Lord  His  worthy  praise  proclaim. 


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2.  Great  is  the  Lord,  his  pow'r  unknown,  Oh    let   his  praise  be  great;  I'll  sing  the  hon-ors     of  thy  throne,  Thy  works  of  grace  re -peat. 


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Arlington,   C.  M. 


DR.  ARNF. 


1.  Oh  bap-py  they  whokndVtbe  Lord,  With  whom  he  deigns  to  dwell!  He  feeds  and  cheers  them  by  his  word;   His   arm  sup-ports  them  well. 

2.  To  them  in  each  dis  -  tress  -  ing  hour,  His  throne  of  grace  is   near ;  And  when  they  plead  his  love  and  power,  He  stands  en-gaged  to  hear. 


Woodstock,   C.  M, 


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Greenfield.   C.  M, 


M.  HAYDN. 


117 


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1.  Oh    i.;;p-py  they  who  know  the  Lord,  W  ith  whom  he  deigns  to  dwell !  He  feeds  and  cheers  them  by   his  word;    His   arm    6up-ports  them  well. 


2.  To  them  in    each   dis  -  tress  -  ing  hour,   His  throne  of  grace  is   near ;  And  when  they  plead  his  love  and  power,  He  stands  en-gaged  to  hear. 


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2.    He  brings  my  wand'ring  spir  -  it  back,  Wben  I      for  -  sake  his  ways  ;  And  leads  me,  for    his   mcr-  cy's  sake,   In   paths  of    truth  and  grace. 


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1.  Blest    are    tTie   un  -  de  -  filed   in  heart,  Whose  ways  are  right  and  clean  ;  Who  nev  -  er  from  thy  law  de-part,    But     fly  from  ev'  -  ry  sin. 


2.  Blest    are   the  men,  that  keep  thy  word,  And  prac-tise  thy  com-mands;  With  their  whole  heart  they  seek  thee, Lord,  And  serve  thee  with  their  hands. 


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1 .    E  -  ter-nal  Pow'r,  al  -  migh-ty  GLod  !  Who  can  ap-proach  thy  throne  ?  Ac    -    cess-less  light  is   thine  a  -  bode,  To     an  -  gel  eyes  un-known. 


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2.    Be -fore  the  radiance    of  thine  eye,  Theheav'nsno  Ion  -  ger  shine  ;    And       all   the    glo-ries     of    the  sky   Are  hut  the  shade  of  thine. 


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*  The  above  choral  is  copied,  ad  literatim,  from  a  German  cAora/fiufA.  In  the  German 
Churches,  the  congregation  (sometimes  numbering  many  thousands)  sing  the  chorals  in 
unison  ;  the  organ  playing  the  harmonies.  The  pause  at  the  close  of  each  line,  exactly 
doubles  the  length  of  the  note  over  which  it  is  placed.  The  small  notes  should  be  played 
in  strict  time,  and  after  the  last  note  of  each  interlude,  the  voices  should  give  the  first  note 
of  the  succeeding  line,  with  great  promptness  and  energy.  The  Choral,  when  performed 
under  favorable  circumstances,  such  as  by  a  very  large  body  of  singers,  is  the  grandest  and 
most  soul-inspiring  of  all  compositions. 

All  attempts  at  ad  libitum,  dynamic  expression,  &c.  are  entirely  out  of  place  in  the 
choral. 


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B.  F.  BAKER. 


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Our  Fa-ther,  God  and  King!  Thy  sov'reign  goodness  we    record,  Thy  glorious  pow'r  we  sing. 


Blest  be     our  ev  -  er  -  last-ing  Lord,  Our  Fa-ther,  God  and  King.....   Thy  sov'reign  good-ness  we    record,  Thy  glorious  pow'r  we  sing. 


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St,  Clements.  C.  M. 


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2.    To  that  bright  world  my  soul  as-pires,       With  rap  -  tur  -  ous   de  -  light :    Oh,  for*  the    Spir  -  it's  quickening  powers,  To  speed  me  in  my  flight. 


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1.  All  bail  the  great  Immanuel's  name!  Let  angels  prostrate  fall :  Bring  forth  the  roy-al  di  -  a  -  dem,     And  crown  him,  and  crown  him  Lord  of  all. 


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1    Hear  what  the  voice  from  heav'n  proclaims   For  all    the  pi  -  ous  dead  !     Sweet     is   the    sa  -  vor  of  their  names,  And  soft  their  sleeping  bed. 


2.  They  die    in    Je  -  sus.  and  are  blest ;    How  kind  their  slumbers  are  !      From   suffering  and  from  sin  released,  They're  freed  from  ev'ry  snare. 


3.  Far  from  this  world  of     toil  and  strife,  They're  pres-ent  with  the  Lord;    .The     la  bors   of  this  mor-tal  life   End  in,    a  large  re -ward. 


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ker,  God,  New  hon-ors  be  addressed  ;  His  great  sal  -  va  -  tion  shines  a  -  broad,  And  makes  the  '  na  -  tions  blest, 
proclaim,  With  all  her  diff'rent  tongues,  And  spread  the  hon   -  or    of       his  name,    In     mel  -  o  -  dy    and  songs. 


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2.  Where'er  we  turn  our  gaz-ing  eyes,  Thy  ra  -  diant  footsteps  shine ;  Ten  thou-sand  pleasing  won -ders  rise, 


And  speak  their  source  divine. 


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1.    0    all   ye  lands  in    God  re-joice;  To  him  your  thanks  belong; 

In  strains  of  gladness,  raise  your  voice,     Ouiii  In  loud  and  joy-ful    song,  In  strains  of  gladness  raise  your  voice,  In  loud  and  joy  -  ful  song. 


2.   For  he    is   gracious,  just  and  good;  His  mer-cy  ev  -  er  sure, 

Through  a  -  ges  past  has    ev  -  er  stood,     Omit  And  ev  -  er  shall  en  -  dure,Through  ages  past  has  ev  -  er  stood,  And  ev  -  er  shall  en  -  dure. 


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And  soft  their  sleeping  bed. 


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2.   They  die  in  Jesus,  and  are  blest ;   How  kind  their  slumbers  are !   From  suffering  and  from  sin  releas'd,  They're  freed  from  ev  ry  snare.      They  re  freed  from  ev  ry  snare. 


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127 


L  Firm  as    the  earth  thy  gos  -  pel  stands,  My  Lord,  my  hope,  my  trust ;  If     I     am  found  in    Je  -  sus'  hands,        My  soul  can  ne'er  be  lost. 


2.   His  hon  -  or     is     en-gaged  to   save   The  mean-est    of   his  sheep :  All  whom  his   heavenly   Fa  -  ther  gave, 


His  hands  se  -  cure  -  ly  keep. 


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1.  How  precious  is  the  book  divine,  By  in  -  spi-ra-tion  given!  Bright  ps  a  lamp,it3  doctrines  shine,To  guide  our  souls  to  heav'n.  Bright  as  a  lamp  its  doctrines  shine,To  guide  our  souls  to  heav'n. 


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2.  It  sweetly  cheers  our  drooping  hearts,Iu  this  dark  vale  of  tears ;  Life,light,and  joy  it  still  imparts,And  quells  our  rising  fears. Life,light,and  joy  it  still  imparts,  And  quells  our  ris-uig  fears 


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1.  What  glo  -  ry  gilds  the  sa-cred  page,  Ma -jes- tic,  like  the  sun:    It  gives   a  light  to    ev'-ry  age ;  It  gives.kut  borrows  none.  2.  The  pow'r  that  gave  it 

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3.   Let   ev  -  er  -  last-ing  thanks  be  thine  For  such  a  bright  dis  -  play,  As  makes  a  world  of  darkness  shine  With  beams  of  heavenly  day.  4.My  soul  re-joic-es 

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to    pur-sue     The  stops  of  him  I      love,  Till  glo  -  ry  breaks  up  -  on   my  view     In  bright-er  worlds  a-bove,     In  bright-er  worlds  a  -  bove. 


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2.  To  med  -  i  -  tate    thy  precepts,  Lord,  Shall  be  my  sweet  em  -  ploy  ;  My   soul  shall  ne'er  for  •  get  thy  word  ;  Thy  word  is    all   my  joy. 


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2.  Let  not  thy  face  be  hid  from  me.  Nor  frown  my  soul  a  -  way  :   God  of  my  life,  I    fly   to  thee,   In  each  dis  trcss-inz  day,       In  each  distressing  day. 


3.  Should  friends  and  kindred,near  and  dear,  Leave  me  to  want  or  die  ;      Jlv  God  will  make  mv  life  his  care,  And  all  niv  need  sup  -  ply,    And  all  my  need  sup-ply. 

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T.  B.  MASON. 


Allegro  Vivace. 


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1.  The      pi  -  ty    of    the     Lord     To    those  that  fear    bis   name,      Is     such  as     ten-der     pa-rents  feel —  He  knows  our   fee-ble  frame. 

2.  He  knows  we  are   but      dust,    Scat  -  ter'd  with  ev'  -  ry   breath;    His     an-ger,    like     a       ris-ing  wind,    Can   send   us  swift  to  death. 


Silver  Street,    S.  M.  T.  SMITH. 


1.  Come,  sound  his  praise  a-broad,   And  hymns  of  glo  -  ry     sing:  Je  -  ho  -  vah  is    the   sov' -  reign    God,   The      u  -  ni  -  ver-sal  King. 

2.  Come,  wor-ship    at    his  throne,  Come,  bow  be  -  fore    the    Lord ;  We  are   his  work,  and  not     our      own ;  He    formed  us     by    his  word. 


St,  Thomas.    S.  M.  A.  WILLIAMS. 


2.   His  pow'r  sub-dues  our     sins,   And     his    for  -  giv  -  ing  love,   Far    as  the  east  is     from    the    west,  Doth  all  our  guilt  re-move. 


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1.  Sing  to    the  Lord  most  high  ; 

2.  En  -  ter    his  courts  with  joy ; 


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With  fear    ad -dress  the    Lord;     'Twas   he,  who  formed  us  with  his   hand,   And  quickened  by  his  word. 


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1.  My    Sa-viour    and  my  King,  Thy    hon-ors      are    di  -  vine ;    Thy    lips  with  bless-ings    o  -  ver  -  flow,  And   ev'  -  ry  grace  is  thine. 

2.  Thy  laws,  0    God,  are   right,  Thy  throne  shall   ev  -  er    stand;  And   thy  vie  -  to-rious     gos-pcl    prove    A     scep-tre     in   thy  hand 


Riley.  S,  M. 


155 


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1.  Let    songs  of   end-less  praise     From   ev' -  ry    na-tion     rise;    Let     all  the  lands  their  trib-ute    raise,  To 

2.  His      mer-cy   and  his    love      Are    boundless  as   his    name ;   And    all  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty   shall  prove  His 

Badea,   S.  M, 


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1.  Ex  -  alt   the  Lord  our    God,      And     wor-ship     at    his     feet;     His    na-ture    is    all      ho  -  li  -  nese,  And    mer-cy   is     his  seat. 

2.  "When  Is-rael   was  his    church,    When   Aa-ron     was  his   priest,   When  Mo-ses  cried,  when  Samuel  prayed,  He   gave  his   peo  -  pie  rest. 


Golden  Hill.  S,  M, 


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1.  Once  more,  be  -  fore  we    part,    Oh     bless  the      Saviour's  name ;  Let  ev'  -  ry  tongue  and  ev'  -  ry  heart     A-dore    and  praise  the  same. 

2.  Lord,  in    thy     grace  we  came,   That  bless -ing     still    im-part ;  We  meet   in    Je  -  bus'   sa  -  cred  name.    In    Je  -  sus'   name  we  part 


156 


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1.  Your  harps,  ye  trembling  saints,   Down  from  the  wil-lows     take  :   Loud   to   the  praise  of    love  di-vine,  Bid 

2.  Though  in   a    for  -  eign   land,     We     are  not  far  from  home ;   And    near-er    to   our  house   a  -  bove  We 


ev'  -  ry  string  a  -  wake, 
ev'  -  ry  mo-ment  come. 


Lisbon,  S.  M. 

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READ. 


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-m—m- 


1.  lvelcome,sweet  day  of  rest,  That  saw  the  Lord  a-rise  ;    Welcome  to  this  re- viv-ing  breast,  And  these  re-joic-ing  eyes ;  Welcome  to  this  re-viv-ing  breast,  And  these  re-joic-ing  eyes. 

2.  Je  -  sus  himself  comes  near,  And  feasts  his  saints  to-day;  Here  wc  may  sit,  and  see  him  here,  And  love.and  praise,and  pray.Here  may  sit,and  see  him  here,  And  love,and  praise,and  pray. 


Eastburn,   S.  M. 


IIARWOOD. 


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Lord,  re  -  call     to     mind  ;  And   gra-cious  -  ly  con  -  tin  -  ue     still,    As  thou  wert    ev  -  er, 


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Aylesbury,   S.  M, 


DR.  GREEN. 


157 


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1.  When  gloomy  thoughts  and  fears   The  trembling  heart  in  -  vade,    And     all    the  face    of      na-ture   wears     An     u  -  ni  -  ver  -  sal  shade,- 


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Tremont,   S,  M, 

t.  Wei  -  come,  sweet  day  of    rest,    That  saw  the  Lord     a  -  rise;    Wei  -  come  to   this    re  -  viv  -  ing  breast,  And  these    re  -  joic  -  ing  eyes. 


2.   Je  -  sus    himself  comes  near,    And  feasts  his  saints   to-day;    Here    we    may  sit    and  see    him  here,    And  love,  and  praise,  and  pray. 


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80; 


Concord.  S.  M, 


O  HOLDEN. 


Allesro. 


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The  hill  of  Zi-on  yields     A  thousand  sacred  sweets, 


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Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Or  walk  the  golden  streets. 


5:S 


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A  thousand  sacred  sweets,  Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields, 


Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  Or  walk  the  golden,  &c. 


The  hill  of  Zi-on  yields     A  thousand  sacred  sweets,  Before  we  we  reach  the,  &c, 

Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,  • 


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Carlton.   S.  M. 


Before  we  reach  the  heav'nly  fields,Or  walk  the  golden  streets. 
Before,  &c. 


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G.  W.  PRATT. 


Are    ev  -  er    to    the    Lord  ;     I      love   to  plead  his    prom-ised  grace,  And  rest  up  -  on   his  word. 


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2.  Lord,  turn  thee  to   my    soul ;   Bring  thy  sal  -  va-tion    near  :    When  will  thy  hand  re  -  lease  my  feet 


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159 


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1.    Ye  trembling  captives,  hear !  The    gos-pel  trumpet  sounds :  No    music  more  can  charm  the  ear,No  musicmore  can  charm  the  ear, Or  heal  vour  heart-felt  wounda. 


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2.   'Tis  not  the  trump  of  war,    Nor    Si-nai's  aw-ful    roar:     Sal  -  ration's  news  it  spreads  afar,  Sal-vation's  news  it  spreads  afar,  And  vengeance  is  no  more. 


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Manor,   S,  M, 


STANLEY. 


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1.  The   Lord,  t  ho     sov'-reign   King,  Hath  fixed  his   throne  on  high;  O'er  all     the   heaven-ly  world  he   rules,  And  all     be-neath  the  sky. 

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2.  Ye     an  -  gels,  great  in     might,  And  swift   to     do     his  will,    Bless  ye     the   Lord,  whose  voice  ye  hear,  Whose  pleas-ure  ye    ful  -  fil. 

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Stratton.   S,  M, 


OORRI. 


3 — r 


1.  While    my    Re  -  deem-er's    near,    My    Shep-herd   and  my  Guide,    I       bid  fare-well  to      ev' -  ry  fear;    My    wants  are    all  sup-plied. 


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2.     To      ev  -  er    fra-grant    meads,  Where  rich     a  -  bundance  grows,  His   gra-ciou9  hand  in  -  dul-gent  leads,  And  guards  my  sweet  re  -  pose 

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3.  Dear    Shepherd,  if      I      stray,  My    wand'-ring  feet  re -store;  And  guard  me  with  a     watch-ful  eye,    And     let  me  rove  no  more. 


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Rossiter.   S,  M. 

1.  The  Lord  my  Shep-herd     is;      I     shall  be    well   sup -plied;  Since    he     is     mine,  and  I     am   his,  What  can    I     want  be-side? 

s  gent  -  ly  pass,    And  full   sal  -  va  -  tion  flows. 


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3.  He    leads  me  to     the   place,  Where  heavenly    pas-ture    grows;  Where  liv  -  ing   wa  -  ters  gent  -  ly  pass,    And  full   sal  -  va  -  tion  flows 

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Westford.   S.  M.  (Double.) 


BONN. 


161 


1.  Grace!  'tis  a  charming  sound  !  Har  monicas  to  the  ear  !  Heav'n  with  the  echo  shall  resound,  Heav'n  with  the  echo  shall  resound,  And  all  the  earth  shall  hear.  And  all  the 


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3.  Grace  taught  mv  roving  feet  To  tread  the  heavenly  road:  And  new  supplies  each  hour  I  meet,  And  new  supplies  each  hour,&c.  While  pressing  on  to  God,While  pressing 

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earth  shall  hear.  2.  Grace  first  contriv'd  a  way  To  save  rebellious  man;  And  all  its  steps  that  grace  display  Which  drew  the  wondrous  plan, Which  drew  the  wondrous  plan. 


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on   to    God.  4.  Grace  all  the  work  shall  crown.Thro'  everlasting  days :  And  lays  in  heav'n  the  topmost  stone,  And  well  deserves  the  praise,  And  well  deserves  the  praise. 

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Miiesfoso. 


Germania,  S,  M.  (Double,) 


H.  S.  CUTLER. 


»  —  •  —  * 


1.  Je  -  sus,  the  conqueror,  reigns,    In  glorious  strength  arrayed  ;  His   kingdom   o  -  ver     all    main-tains,  And   bids  the  earth  be    glad.    2.  Ye 

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3.  Ex  -  tol   his   king-ly  power,       A-dore  tb'ex-alt-ed    Son,    Who  died,  but  lives,  to    die     no  more,    High   on   his    Father's  throne.  4.  Our 


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Je  -  sus'  .migh  -  ty    love  ;       Lift  up  your  heart,  lift   up  your  voice,  To   bim  who  rules  a  -  bove. 

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He      un  -  der-takes   our    cause,    And  spreads  thro'  all  the  earth  a-broad,   The    vic-tory  of     his  cross. 

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Europa.   S,  M. 


GEO.  W.  PRATT. 


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163 


1.  Grace! 'tis  a  charming  sound !  Har-mo-nious  to  the  ear  ;  Heaven  -with  the  ech-o  shall  re-sound,  And  all  the  earth  shall  hear,     And  all  the  earth  shall  hear. 


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1.  Grace  ! 'tis  a  charming  sound  !  Har-mo-nious   to   the  ear ;  Heaven  with  the  ech-o  shall  re-sound,  And  all  the  earth  shall  hear,     And  all  the  earth  shall  hear. 


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0  7 


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1.  And  shall   I     sit     a  -  lone,    Op-press'd  with  grief  and   fear?     To     God,  my  Fa-ther,  make  my  moan,    And  he   re  -  fuse      to  hear? 


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2.    If     he    my    Fa-ther   be,     His     pi  -  ty   he   will    show  ;    From  cru  -  el  bon-dage  set  mc    free,    And  in-ward   peace   be  -  stow. 


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3.    If     still  he    si-lence  keep,    'Tis    but  my  faith   to       try ;     He  knows  and  feels  whene'er  I    weep,    And  soft-ens     ev'  -  ry  sigh 


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Clapton,   S,  M, 


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1.  Thy  name,  al-migh  -  ty  Lord,  Shall  sound  thro'    dis  -  tant  lands  ;  Great  is  thy  grace,  and  sure  thy  word  ;  Thy  truth   for  -  ev  -  er  stands. 

2.  Far    be  thine  hon  -  or  spread,  And     long  thy   praise  en  -  dure,   Till  morning  light,  and  eve  -  ning  Aade  Shall   be     exchanged    no  more. 


Calmar,   S,  M, 


1  Be  -  hold  the  morn-ing  sun 
2.  But  where  the  gos  -  pel  comes, 


5, 


Be  -  gins  his  glo  -  rious  way;  His  beams  thro' all  the  na-tions  run,  And  life  and  light  con  -  vey. 
It  spreads   di  -  vin  -  cr     light,     It  calls  dead  sin-ners  from  their  tombs,  And  gives  the  blind  their  sight. 


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Parnell.   S.  M.- 


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my    Re-deem-er's  near,    My    shepherd,  and  my  guide,     I       bid  farewell    to      ev' -  ry  fear ;  My  wants  are    all    sup -plied, 
ev  -  er   fragrant  meads,  Where  rich  a  -  bundance  grows,  His   gra-cious  hand  in  -  dul-gent  leads,  And  guards  my  sweet   re  -  pose- 


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Weston.   L.  P.  M. 


beet  no  yen. 


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The    Sab  -  bath's  peace -ful  hours  be  -  gin;        How  grate-ful   to  the 


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rest. 


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Andante. 


58-fl" 


Naples,   L,  P,  M,  or  L,  M,  6  lines. 


L.  H.  SOUTHARD. 


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H.  S.  CUTLER. 


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A.  N  JOHNSON. 


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the   hallowed  floor. 


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Un  -  folds  the  ev-er  -  last-ing  door, 


me    to    his    rest ! 


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170 


Ariel.  C.  P.  M. 


LOWELL  MASON. 

By  permission. 


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sing    the    pre  -  cious  blood  he     spilt,    My    ran-som  from  the  dread-ful  guilt     Of      sin  and  wrath  di  -  vine  :    I'd    sing   his  glo-rioas 


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right-eous-ness,    In     which   all  -  per  -  feet,    heavenly  dress    My      soul    shall     ev  -  er    shine,     My    soul   shall     ev     -  er 


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A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


171 


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1.    0      Thou,  that  hear'st  the  prayer   of     faith,     Wilt   thou     not      save      a      soul    from    death,    That   casts     it  -  self     on  thee? 


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A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


173 


1.  Ye  dying  sons  of  men,  Immerg'd  in  sin  and  wo  !  Now  mercy  culls  again,  Its  message  is  to  you !  Ye     per-ish  -  ing  and  guilty,  come  !  In  mer-cy's  arms  there  yet  is  room. 


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room. 


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Egremont,  H,  M. 


G.  W.  PRATT. 


1.  Where    can  the  mourner    go,    And  tell  his  tale  of  grief?  Ah  '.  who  can  soothe  his  wo,  And  give  him  sweet  relief?  Earth  cannot  heal  the  wounded  breast,  Or  give  the  troubled  sinner  rest. 


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Confidence,  H.  M. 


7  Soli. 


A.  DOTY: 
Bennington,  Vermont. 


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2.  Mv  feet  shall  never  slide,    And  fall  in  fatal  snares.Since  God,my  guard  and  guide.Defends  me  from  my 


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God  is  the  tower  To  which  I  fly  :  His  grace  is  nigh  In  eve-ry  hour,  His  grace  is  nigh  In  eve-ry  hour. 
Those  wakeful  eyes.That  never  sleep,  Shall  Is  rael  keep  When  dangers  rise,  Shall  Is-raei  keep  When  dangers  rise. 


there:  Thou  art  my  sun,   And  thotfmy  shade,  To  guard  my  head  By  night  or  noon,  To  guard  my  head  By  night  or  noon. 


:  I'll 


breath  :  I'll    go  and  come,   Xorfear  to  die,    Till  from  on  high,  Thou  call  me  home,Till  from  on  high  Thou  call  me  home. 

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bless  Je  -  ho-vah's  name;  And    every  pow'r  unite  To  swell  th'ex-alt-ed  theme:  Let      nature     raise,  From  every  tongue,  A  gen'ral  song,  A  gen'ral  song  Of  grateful  praise. 


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Let  nature  raise,  &c. 

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G.  W.  PRATT. 


E  td 

1.  How  pleasing  is  the  voice- •    Of  God,  our  heav'nly  King,  Who  bids  the  frosts  re  -  tire,  And  wakes  the  lovely  spring !  Bright  suns  a  -  rise,..  The  mild  wind 


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1.  Lord  of  the  worlds  a-bove,  How  pleasant  and  how  fair  The  dwellings  of  thy  love,Thine  earthly 


3.  O  happy  souls,who  pray,\Vhere  God  appoints  to  hear ;  O  happy  men, who  pay  Their  constant 


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Libanus.   H,  M.  **  177 


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1.  Welcome,  de-light  -  ful  morn  ;    Sweet  day  of   sa-cred  rest, 


Thev  praise  thee  still!  And  happy  they.Who  love  the  way  To  Zion's  hill. 


ser-vice  there!  They  praise  thee  still!  And  happy  they.Who  love  the  way  To  Zion's  hill. 

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2.  Now  may  the  King  de-scend,      And  fill  his  throne  of  grace, 


I    hail  thy  kind  re  -  turn  ;  Lord,make  these  moments  blest :  From  low  desires  And  fleeting  toys,   I  soar  to  reach  Im-mor-tal  joys,  I    soar  to  reach  Im-mor-tal  joys. 


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Thy  sceptre,  Lord,  ex-tend,While  saints  address  thy  face:  Let  sinners  feel  Thy  quick'ning  word,  And  learn  to  know  And  fear  the  Lord,  And  learn  to  know  And  fear  the  Lord. 


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Winhall.  H.  M. 


A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


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2.  HarE,  hark  !  the  sounds  draw  nigh,  The  joy-fnl  hosts  de  -  scend;  Je   -   -   -  sus  forsakes  the       sky,    To  earth  his  footsteps  bend;     H^T  comes  to  bless  our      fal-len  race, 


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72 


Montaigne,   H,  M. 


A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


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1.  Yes:  the    Redeemer  rose,     The     Saviour  left  the  dead,  And  o'er  our  hellish  foes,  High  rais'd  his  conq'ring  head; 


2.  Be-hold  th' angeHc  bands    In        full  as-sembly  meet,  To  wait  his  high  commands,  And     worship  at  his  feet. 


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And     of  -  fer  notes  di  -  vine,   To   your  Cre -«-tor's  praise. 


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be  -  gin    the  song. 


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1.  Soft  -  ly  now  the     light    of      day  Fades  up-on   our   sight   a  -  way  ;  Free  from  care,  from  la  -  hor    free,  Lord,  we  would  commune  with  thee. 


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2.  Soon  for  us   the     light    of      day  Shall  for  -  ev  -  er     pass  a  -  way  ;  Then,  from  sin  and  sor  -  row   free,  Take  us,  Lord,  to  dwell  with  thee. 

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1.  Soft  -  ly  now   the  light   of    day    Fades  up  -  on    our   sight  a  -  way  ;  Free  from  care,  from  la  -  bor   free,  Lord,  we  would  com-mune  with  thee 


2.  Soon  for    us   the  light  of    day     Shall  for  -  ev  -  er     pass   a  -  way;  Then  from  sin    and  sor-row    free,  Take  us,  Lord,  to  dwell  with  thee 


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1.  Peo-ple   of  the    liv-ingGod,         I   have  sought  the  world  a-round,  Paths  of  sin  and   sor-row  trod,      Peace  and  com  -  fort    nowhere  found 


2.  Lone-ly   I     no    lon-ger  roam 


Like  the  cloud,  the  wind,  the  wave  ;  Where  you  dwell  shall  be  my  home,    Where  you  die    shall    be   my  grave  ; 


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Your  Re  -  deem   -   er,  &c. 

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1.  Come,  said  Je-sus'      sa  -  ered  voice,  Come,  and  make  my  paths  your  choice  ;     I   will  guide  you  to  your  home,     Wea-ry  pilgrims,    hith-er  come. 

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2-    Hith-er  come,  for  here    is  found,    Balm  for   ev' -  ry    bleed-ing  wound,  Peace,  which ev-er  shall  en -dure —  Rest,  e  -  ter  -  nal,  sa-cred,  sure  ! 


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When  the  Sa-viour   is  the  theme,     When  they  join  to    sing  of  him. 


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1.  Wake  the  song  of  ju-bi  -  lee,     Let  it     ech-o  o'er  the    sea  !  Now  is  come  the  promised  hour ;  Jesus  reigns  with  sov'reign  pow'iyjesus  reigns  with  sov'reign  pow'r. 

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2.  All  ye    nations,  join  and  sing,'Christ,oflords  and  kings  is  King!' Let  it  sound  from  shore  to  shore,Jesus  reigns  for-ev-er-more,  Je-sus  reigns  for  -  ev  -  er-more. 


3.  Now  the    desert  lands  re-joiee,  And  the  islands  join  their  voice ;  Yea,the  whole  cre-a-tion  sings,  'Je-sus  is  the  King  of  kings  !  Je-sus    is    the  King  of  kings. 


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1.  Rock  of     a  -  ges  !  cleft  for    me,     Let  me   hide  my-self    in    thee;)  Be    of    fear  and  sin  the     cure,    Save  from  wrath,  and  make  me  pure. 
Let  the    wa  -  ter  and  the  blood,  From  thy  side,  a      hcal-ing  flood,  ) 

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>  \   Ci-c.  l>i»n. 


2.   Should  my  tears  for  -  ev  -  er    flow,  Should  my  zeal  no   lan-guor  know,  j    In  my  hand  no  price  1      bring,    Siorp-'y     to    thy  cross  I  clinj 


This   for   sin  could  not  a  -  tone  ;  Thou  must  save,  and  thou  a  -  lone 


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1.  Thou  that  dost  my  life  prolong,  Kindly  aid  my  morning  song;  )  Thou  didst  hear  my  evening  cry  ;Thy  preserving  hand  was  nigh:Peaceful  slumbers  thou  hast  shed, Grateful  to  my  weary  head. 
Thankful  from  my  couch  I  rise,  To  the  God  that  rules  the  skies.  j 


F. 


3.  Thou  hast  kept  me  thro' the  night  ;'Twas  thy  hand  restor'd  the  light:  )  Still  my  feet  are  prone  to  stray  ;0, preserve  me  thro' the  day  ;Dangers  ev'ry  where  abound;  Sins  and  snares  beset  roe  round. 
Lord,  thy  mercies  still  are  new,  Plenteous  as  the  morning  dew.  j 


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3 


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2.  There,  be-yond  these  low  -  er  skies,  Storms  and  tempests  nev  -  er      rise,  There  no  cares  dis-tract  the  bieast,  There  the  wea  -  ry  soul  shall  rest. 


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3.  Tliirh-er  may  our   spir-its   Boar,  When  life's  troub-led  scenes  are     o'er,  Then,  a  -  round  the  throne  a  -  bove.  May  we  chant  Re-decm-ing  Love 


186 


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Arranged  and  Harmonized  by  T.  B.  MASON, 
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1.  Gracious  Spir-it,  Love  di- vine;  Let   thy  light  with -in    me  shine  ;  All  my  guil  -  ty    fears    re-move,    Fill  me  with  thy   heaven-ly  love. 


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2.  Speak  thy  pard'ning  grace  to  me,    Set    the  burdened  sin  -  ner  free;  Lead  me  to     the    Lamb  of  God,  Wash  me  in    his    pre-cious  blood. 

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1 .  To  thy  temple  we  re-pair  ;  Lord,  we  love  to  worship  there;  There,  within  the  veil, we  meet  Christ  up  on  the  mer-cy-seat. 
2.  While  thy  glorious  name  is  sung,Tune  our  lips,  inspire  our tongue;Then  our  joyful  souls  shall  bless,Christ,the  Lord  our  Righteousness. 


—U-j  J— _ -E  


3   While  to  thee  our  prayers  ascend, Let  thine  ear  in  love  attend;  Hear  us  when  thy  Spirit  p'eads;  Hear,  for  Je-sus  in-ter-cedes. 
4.  While  thy  word  is  heard  with  awe,  While  we  tremble  at  thy  law,  Let  thy  gospel's  wondrous  love  Ev'ry  doubt  and  fear  re-move. 

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i  return,  Let  our  hearts  within  us  burn;  Then  at  ev'ning.we  may  say, 'We  have  walk'd  with  God  to-day,  We  have  walk'd  with  God  to-day.' 
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I  ~w  we  bow  th'a  -  dor-ing  knee  ;  )     0    by    all  the  pains  and  wo,         Suffered  once  by  man  be  -  low  : 
S-v-ce  we  lift  our   streaming  eyes.  ) 


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Sa-viour,  when  in  dust  to  thee, 
When  re-pent-ant    to  the  skies, 


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Bending  from  thy  throne  on  high, 


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S.  BACH. 


189 


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1.  Mag  -  ni  -  fy    Je  -  ho-vah's  name  ;  For    his  mer-cies   ev  -  er  sure,  From  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty    the  same,    To    e  -  ter  -  ni  -   ty      en  -  dure. 


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2.  Let     his   ransomed  flock  re  -joice,   Gath-ered  out   of   ev*  -  ry  land,  As   the  peo-ple    of   his  choice,  Pluck'd  from  the  de-stroy- er's  hand. 


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1.  Lord  of  hosts,  how   love  ly,  fair,  Ev'n  on  earth  thy    tem-ples  are!  Here  thy  wait-ing    peo-ple    see    Much  of  heav'n,  and  much  of  tbse. 


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2.  From  thy  gra-cious    pres-ence  flows  Bliss  that  soft-ens    all  our  woes  ;  While  thy  Spir-it's    ho  -  ly   fire    Warms  our  hearts  with  pure  de  -  sire. 


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3.  Here  we   sup  -  pli  -  cate  thy  throne  ;  Here  thy  pard'ning  grace  is  known  ;  Here  we  learn  thy  righteous  ways — Taste  thy  love  and   sing  thy  praise. 


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190 


60-# 


Castine.  7s.  (Double,) 


GERMAN 


1.  Lord,  we  come  before  thee  now  ;  At  thy  feet  we  hum-bly  bow  ;  )  2.Lord,on  thee  our  souls  depend  ;  In   com-pas-sion  now  de-scend  ;  Fill  our  hearts  with  thy  rich  grace; 
Oh  do  not  our  suit  dis-dain  !  Shall  we  seek  thee, Lord.in  vain  ?  $ 


3.    In  thine  own  appointed  way,Now  we  seek  thee,here  we  stay  ;  >  4  Send  some  message  from  thy  word,That  may  joy  and  peace  afford ;  Let  thy  Spir  -  it  now  im  -  part 
Lord.we  know  not  how  to  go,  Till   a  bless-ing  thou  be  stow.  j 


56    46  6  5  6    65  6    65  6    65     B     -       6    65    B         6  666  57 

2  6  B4  6  B- 

Granville,  7s, 


63 


GEO.  W.  PRATT. 


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Tune  our  lips  to  sing  thy  praise. 


Full  sal  -  va-tion   to  each  heart. 


t— 


6    8  7 


1.  Come  !  said  Je  -  sus'  sa  -  cred  voice,  )  Come, and  make  my  paths  your  choice  :  Wea-ry    pil-grims,  hith  -  er  come. 
I      will  guide  you  to  your  home,  \  [Omit  ] 


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2.   Hith  -  er  come — for   here  is  found  >  Balm  for  eve-ry  bleed-ing  wound,  Rest,  e  -  ter  -  nal,  ea  -  cred,  sure. 
Peace,  which  ev  -  er    shall  en-dure,  )  [Omit  ] 


63-1 


Evening,  7s. 


A.  DOTY. 


191 


-&>-&>- 


1.  Lord  of  hosts,  how  love  -  ly,  fair,  Ev'n  on  earth,  thy  tem-plcs    are!  Here  thy  wait  -  ing  peo  -  pie     see    Much  of  heav'n,  and  much  of  thee. 


-O-  -<S>-  -•-  ^-^  ^(S-  -0-  *S  ^S*- 


2.  From  thy  gra-cious  prcs-ence  flows  Bliss  that  soft-ens    all   our  woes  ;  While  thy  Spir  -  it's  ho  -  ly     fire  Warms  our  hearts  with  pure  de  -  sire 


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3.  Here  we  sup  -  pli  -  cate  thy  throne  ;  Here,  thy  pard'ning  grace  is  known  ;  Here,  we  learn  thy  right-eous  ways — Taste  thy  love  and  sing  thy  praise. 

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33 


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mm 


96-# 


A.  ABBOT, 

New- York. 


Anthony,   8s  &  7s, 


1.  With  my   substance  I    will    hon-or     My  Re-deem-er   and  my    Lord  ;  Were  ten  thousand  worlds  my  man-or,     All  were  nothing    to   his  word. 

SEES 


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2.  While  the  her -aids  of   sal  -  va-tion    His  a-bound-ing  grace  pro  -  claim,  Let  his  friends,  of   ev' -  ry     sta-tion,    Glad -ly  join  to  spread  his  fame. 


13 


6  6 


2  ?£ 


192 


Nuremburg.  7s, 


£6)  A:- - — #-  -f  +  •-  -%-Y-o — *>-+-  •  •-+-*  

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1.  Oh  that  men  their  songs  would  raise,  All  his  good  -  n ess    to    de  -  clare  !  All  Je  -  bo  -  vah's  wonders  praise,  Wonders  which  their  chil-dren  share. 

2.  Where  his  ho  -  ly      al  -  tars    rise,  Let  his  saints    a  -  dore  his  name  ;  There  pre-sent  their  sac  -  ri  -  fice,    There  with  joy    his  works  pro-claim. 

PleyePs  Hymn,  7s. 

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1.  Children  of    the     heavenly  King,  As   ye  jour-ney,    sweet-ly  sing ;  Sing  your  Sa-viour's   wor-thy  praise,   Glo-rious  in    his    works  and  ways. 

2.  Ye  are  trav'ling   home  to   God,    In   the  way  the     fa  -  thers  trod ;  They  are   hap  -  py   now — and  ye     Soon  their  hap  -  pi  -  ness  shall  see. 


66-1 


Bowdoin,  7s, 


WEBER. 


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Keep  me,  Sa-viour,  in  thy  word,    Help   me   to  r 


in   God ;   Ev  -  er  would  I     trust  in   thee,    Great  Re  -  deem  -  er,    save  thou  me. 


58r 


Bethlehem,   8s  &  7s. 


SCOTCH  MELODY. 


193 


A  twlna  le. 


1.  Hark  !  what  mean  those  ho  -  ly    voi-ces,  Sweetly  sounding  thro' the    skies?    Lo!  th'an-gel  -  ic  host   re  -  joic  -  es  ;  Heavenly  hul  -  le  -  lu  -  jabs  rise. 


1 


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3.  Peace  on  egrth,  good  will  from  beav-en,  Reaching  far   as  man  is     found.' '  Souls  redeem'd,  and  sins  for  -  giv  -  erf,  Loud  our  gold-en  harps  shall  sound. 


5.  Haste,  ye    mor-tals,  to     a  -  dore  him  ;  Learn  his  name,  and  taste  his  joy ;      Till  in  heaven  ye  sing  be  -  fore  him,    Glo-ry     be    to   God  most  high. 


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2.  Hear  them  tell  the  wondrous  sto  -  ry,  Hear  them  chant  in  hymns  of  joy,     'Glo-ry       in    the    high-est,    glo-ry!     Glo-ry     be    to  God  most  high. 


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4.  Christ  is  born,  the  great  A  •  noint-ed  ;  Heav'n  and  earth  his  praises  sing  !    Oh    re  -  ceive  whom  God  ap  -  j  oint-ed,    For  your  Prophet,  Priest,  and  King. 


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194 


Converse,   8s  &  7s, 


S.  HILL. 


1.  Cease,  ye  mourners,  cease  to  lan-guish  O'er  the  grave  of  those  you  love  ;    Pain,  and  death,  and  night,  and  anguish,    En  -  ter  not  the  world  a  -  bove. 


spir-it's  head. 

mm 


2.  While  our  si  -  lent  steps  are  stray-ing,  Lone-ly,  thro'  night's  deep'ning  shade,  Glo-ry's  bright-est  beams  are  play-ing  Round  th'itn-mor-tal  spir-it's  head. 


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HAYDN. 


Collins,   8s  &  7s. 


1.  Praise  the  Lord!  ye  heav'nsa-dore  him  ;  Praise  him,  angels  in  the  height:  Sun  and  moon,  rejoice  be-fore  him;  Praise  bim,  all  ye  stars  of    light!    Hal-le  -  lu-jah,  A 


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2.  Praise  the  Lord  !  for  be  hath  spok-en;  Worlds  his  mighty  voice  obeyed  ;    Laws  which  nev-er  can  be  broken,   For  their  guidance  he  hath  made.  Hal-le 


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3.  Praise  the  Lord !  for  he    is    glo-rious  ;  Nev-er  shall  his  prom-ise    fail;    God  hath  made  his  saints  victorious,  Sin  and  death  shall  not  pre  -  vail.      Hal-le  -  lu-jah,  A 


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Fairlee,   8s  &  7s, 


§111 


195 


SPOFFORD. 
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Glorious  things  of  thee  are  spoken, 


Zi-on,  ci-tv  of  our  God ;  He,whose  word  can  ne'er  be     broken,  Chose  thee  for  his  own  a-bode,  Chose  thee  for  his  own  a  -  hode. 

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Zi-on,  ci-^y,  ci-ty  of  our  God, 


He  whose  word  can  ne'er  be  broken, Chose  thee  for  his  own  a  bode,  Chose  thee  for  his  own  a  -  bode. 


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Glorious  things  of  thee  are  spoken,  Zi  -  on,  ci  -  ty   of    our     God  ;  He  whose  word  can  ne'er  be     broken,  Chose  thee  for  his  own  a-bode,  Chose  thee  for  his  own  a-bode. 

He  whose  word    can  ne'er  be  broken, 


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7  I 


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2   —  2  5  54    43  4 


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76 


Waitsfleld.   8s  &  7s, 


535 


1.  Sweet  the     mo  -  merits,  rich    in      bless-ing,    Which  be  -  fore 
Life,  and  health,  and  peace    pos  -  sess-ing,  [Omit. 


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While    I      see      di  -  vine    com  -  pas  -  sion  [Omit  


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WEBER. 


196  Wilmot.   8s  &  7s. 

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1.  Brightness  of  the  Fa-trier's  glo-  ry  !  Shall  thy  praise  un  -  ut-tered  lie  ?  Break,  each  tongue, such  gail-  ty   si  -lence,  Praise  the  Lord,  who  came  to  die. 

2.  Hosts  of    an-gels  sang  thy  com-ing,  Watchful  shepherds  learnt  their  lays, Shame  would  cov  -  er  us,    un-grate- ful,  Should  our  tongues  re  -  fuse  their  praise. 


Greenville,   8s  &  7s, 


ROSSEAU. 


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1.  One  there  is,    a  -  bove  all  oth-crs,  Well  deserves  the   name  of  Friend  ;  ~)  Which  of  all  our  friends,  to  save  us,  Could,  or  would  have  shed  his  blood  ? 

His    is  love  bc-yond   a  brother's,  Cost-ly,  free,  and  knows  no    end.  j 
But  this  Sa-viour  died  to  have  us    Rec-on-ciled   in      him    to  God. 


Sicily. 


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1.  Hark!  what  mean  those  ho-ly    voi-ces,  Sweetly  sounding  thro' the  skies  ?  Lo  !    th'an-gel-ic    host    re  -  joices  ;  Heaven-ly  hal 

2.  Hear  them  tell    the  wondrous  sto -ry,  Hear  them  chant  in  hymns  of  joy,  Glo  -  ry    in    the    high-est,  glo-ry!  Glo  -  ry  he 


le  -  lu  -  jabs  rise., 
to    God  most  high. 


76=« 


Southington,    8s,  7s  &  4. 

1 


A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


TOE 


197 


1.  Ia    thy  name,  O  Lord,  as-sembling,  We,  thy    peo-ple,  now  draw  near  ;  Teach  us  to    re  -  joice  with  trembling  ;  Speak,  and  let   thy  ser-vants  hear- 


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2.  While  our  days  on  earth  are  lengthen'd,  Let  us  give  them,  Lord,  to  thee  :  Cheer'd  by  hope.and  dai-ly  strengthen'd.We  would  run,  nor  wea  -  ry  be, 


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198 


Sullivan,   8s  &  7s,  (Double,) 


From  FESCA. 


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1.    Saviour,  source  of    eve-ry  bless-ing,  Tune  my  heart  to     grate-ful  lays  ;  Streams  of  mer  cy,  nev  -  er  -  ceas-ing,   Call  for  ceaseless  songs  of  praise. 


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3.  Thou  didst  seek  me  when  a   stran-ger,  Wand'ring  from  the  fold  of    God  ;  Thou,  to  save  my  soul  from  dan-ger,  Didst  re-deem  me  with  thy  bloc 


65  6 
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B     7  5 


6  6 


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2.  Teach  me    some   me  -  lo-dious  measure,  Sung  by  raptured  saints  a  -  bove  ;  Fill  my      soul  with   sa-cred     pleasure,  While  I  sing  re-deeming  love. 


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4.    By   thy    hand    re-stored,  de  -  fend-ed,  Safe  thro' life,  thus  far,  I'm  come  ;  Safe,  0    Lord,  when  life    is      end- ed,  Bring  me  to  my  heavenly  home. 


-■b-fa— j— -a- 


6-    fi  57 

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Livonia,   8s  &  7s,  &,4. 


L.  H.  SOUTHARD. 


199 


Con  Spirit© 


Yes,  we  trust  the  day  is    breaking,  Joy  -  ful  news  is    near  at  band :  MVhen  he  chooses,      when  he   chooses,   Darkness  flies   at     his  com-mand. 
God,  the  migh-ty  God,  is  speaking,  Bv   his  word,  in     ev  - 'ry  land  :  J 
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tell  the   love  of  God. 


2.  While  the  foe  becomes  more  dar-ing,  While  he  en  -  ters  like    a  flood,   7     Ev'-ry  language,       ev'-ry  language  Soon  shall  tell  the    love  of 


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God,  the  Sa-viour,  is  pre-par-ing  Means  to  spread  the  truth  a-broad  : 


65        65  4  £      6  7 

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MAZZINGHI. 


Andante. 


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A.  H.  LANPHEAK 

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1.  Glorious  things  of  thee  are    spoken,    Zi  -  on,   cit  -  y      of    our  God  ;  He,  whose  word  can  ne'er  be  broken,    Chose   thee     for       his    own  abode  ; 


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Glorious  things  of     thee  are    spoken,     Zi  -  on,  cit  -  y       of    our  God  ;  He,  whose  word  can  ne'er  be   broken,    Chose  thee  for   his    own     a  -  bode 

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Ontario,  8s  &  7s,  (Double.) 


203 


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I.  Glo-rious  things  of       thee  are  spoken,  .  Zi  -  on,  cit  -  y       of    our    God  ;  He  whose  word   can    ne'er  be  broken,  Chose  thee  for  his 


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204  76=; 


Jubilee.   8s  &  7s.  (Double.) 


C.  MARTIN 


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C.  MARTIN. 


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206 


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Allegretto. 


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;,      And   death    is  nigh. 


not 


a  - 


way; 


0^-44-  =F==4==f===i 


z^ziztz^ 


Mz. 


:zt 


'Tis     mer  -  cy's  hour. 


America,   6s  &  4s, 


209 


1 7^:ig[5^fe^^^g^i^fe 


^.1 


r-Hi-i^-.k~t~rr , 

I .  My  country !  tis  of  thee, Sweet  land  of  liber  -  ty,  Of  thee  I  sing  ;  Land,  where  my  fathers  died;  Land  of  the  pilgrim's  pride;  From  e  v'ry  mountain-side,Let  freedom  ring. 
2   My  native  country!  thee — Land  of  the  noble  free, Thy  name  I  love  ;  I  love  thy  rocks  and  rills,Thy  woods  and  templed  hills  ;  My  heart  with  rapture  thrills,Like  that  above. 

o-  *  °   -0-  9  -s>- 

3.  Let  music  swell  the  breeze,  And  ringfrom  all  the  trees  Sweet  freedom's  song;Let  mortal  tongues  awake, Let  all  that  breathe  partake, Let  rocks  their  silence  break,The  sound 

4.  Our  father's  God!  to  thee,  Author  of  liberty!  To  thee  we  sing;  Long  may  our  land  be  bright,  With  freedom's  holy  light,Protect  us  by  thy  might.Great  God, our  King,  [prolong. 


6  0 
43 


Italian  Hvmn.   6s  &  4s. 


6    56    6  7 
4 


GIARDINI. 


1.    Come,  thou  al-migh-ty  King,  Help  us  thy  name    to    sing,  Help  us  to  praise  !  Father  all    glo-ri  -  ous,  O'er  all  vie  -  torious,  Come,  and  reigu  o  -  ver  us,    Ancient  of  Days. 


-m-m-w- 

2.   Je  -  bus,  our  Lord,    a  -  rise.  Scatter  our   en    -   e-mies,  Kow  make  them  fall !  Let  thine  al    mighty  aid  Our  sure  defence  be  made.  Our  souls  on  thee  be  stay'd,L  >r<i  he;ironr  call ! 


4 


T^=V 


8.    Come,thou  in  -  car-nate  Word,  Gird  on  thy   migh  -  ty  sword ;  Our  prayrr  attend !  Come,and  thy  people  bless,Come,give  thy  word  success ;  Spirit  of  ho  -  li  -  ness,  On  us  de  -  scend ! 


i — r- 


-*—9- 


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[27] 


6  6  5 

4  a 


lui.oii. 


-m-0-0 


tc=t=t: 


Unison.      g    6  6    £  7 


I 


Con  Spirito. 

m—-2-£^-t-& — 

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I 

I        I  ) 

1.  The     God  who  reigns   a  -  lone 

2.  He    formed  the    liv  -  ing  flame, 


f^-v 


Hanmer.  6s,  (Double,) 


B.  F.  BAKER. 


-s>  s> 


i 


■  ■■  o- 


O'er 
He 


earth,  and  sea,  and  sky,  Let  man  with 
gave   the  reasoning  mind  ;  Then     on  -  ly 


prais  -  es  own, 
He    may  claim 


And 
The 


r: 

sound  bis 
wor  -  ship 


bon  -  ours 
of  man 


high; 
-  kind ; 


Him  all  in  heaven  a  -  bove,  Him  all  on 
So     taught  his       on  -  ly       Son,  Blessed  mes  -  sen 


earth 
ger 


be  -  low,  Th'  exhaustless  source  of  love,  The  great  Cre 
of      grace  !  Th'  Eter  -  nal    is    but    one,  No    sec  -  ond 


a  - 

holds 


„=J  Purcell.  4s  &  6s. 

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V  V  V 




y  y  y 


y  i  i 

1.  Anoth  -  er  year  Has  told  its  four-fold  tale,  And  still  I'm  here,  A  trav'ler 

2.  Why  am  I  spared  to  see  a   -  nother  year?  Why  hare  I  shared  so  many 

3.  From  God  a  -  lone,  my  mercies     I  receive; 


'>«  ^# 

y  y  y 
^^^ 


y  y  y 
N  N  is 


!  /  JS  J  * 


IP 


in  the  vale ;  Ah  !  not  a  few, Who  seemed  life's  toils  to  brave,Are  hid  from  view, Within  the  silent  grave, 
mercies  here  ?  'Tis  not  my  faith,  For  I  was   born  in  sin ;  'Tis  not  my  worth,For  I've  a  heart  unclean. 
To  him  a  -  lone  I  would  for  -  ev    er  live :  Then  aid  my  tongue,  Companions  on  the  road,  To  raise  a  song  Of  gratitude   to  God. 


D.  B.  HOBSON. 


211 


92=#>  xMartyr,  6s  &  4s, 

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W-      i.    -     ,  III  ».•..».    i       ...........  . 


rfz#_  :: 


L>_:fz:« 

0 


Come,  thou  Al    migh-ty    King,  Help  us  thy  name  to    sing,  Help  us  to  praise;    Fa-ther  all    glo-ri-ous,  O'er  all  vie  -  to- ri-ous,  Come,  and  reign  o-ver  as,  Ancient  of  Days. 


3* 


Lyman,   6s  &  4s, 


jz'z.'zzzf 


WEIGL. 
i    \  i 


ztzdzziziK^TinzttT— zr- 

i  1  1 — J-i  H—i — X^_|  #-  I        •  ■  , 

y     \     r  i 


i  j 


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£zz*zz?j«: 


Come,  all  ye  saints  of  God;  Wide  thro'  the  earth  abroad  Spread  Jesus'  fame:  Tell  what  his  love  has  done;  Trust  in  his  name    a  -  lone;  Shout  to  his  lofty  throne,  "Worthy  the  Lamb.' 


Martineau.    6s  &  10s, 


ENGLISH  MELODY. 


Mil  lS5S-Jb*|J 

0-0-1-0-  ' 


555 


^-    ■  \-0--&-o-&-o-  -g-   — 


tzt^«z*:*g:  ^zz_  J^J 

l/i/V  •1i — 


\  A  A  A    i  I'M 


Thou,  who  didst  stoop  below,  To  drain  the  cup  of  woe,  And  wear  the  form  of  frail  mortality,— Thy  blessed  labors  done.Thy  crown  of  vic'try  won,— Hast  passed  from  earth— passed  to  thy  homo 

[on  high. 


212 


V2-0 
[  EMAliE  VOICES. 


Mayence.  7s  &  6s, 
t 


CHERUBINI. 


-<© — I  ' 

1  1—- 


-  T  m  ■ 


1.  The   mellow  eve  is    glid  -  ing 

2.  The  evening  star  has  light  -  ed 


So  eve  -  ry  care  sub  -  sid-ing, 
So  when  in  death  be  -  night-ed, 


fwyfff 


The  woodland,  The  woodland,  The 
In    golden,      In    golden,  In 


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Her  crys-tal  lamp  on  high, 


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rrr 


My  soul  would  sink  to  rest ; 
Mav  hope  il-lume  the  sky; 

Full  <  hoi  II.. 


I 

The  woodland,  The  woodland 
The  golden,      The  golden 


woodland  hum  is  ringing  The  daylight's  gentle  close,  -  •  • 
golden  splendor  dawning,The  morning  light  shall  break,  ■ 


May  angels  round  me  sing  -  ing,  Thus  hymn  my  last  re-pose,  Thus  hymn  my  last  re- pose. 
O     in  the  last  bright  morn  -  ing,  May    I  in  glo-ry  wake,    May    I     in     glo-ry  wake. 


W_  J  J 


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splen 


is  ringing, 
dor  dawning, 


The  daylight's  gentle  close, 
The  morrow's  light  shall  break, 


it 


1^1 


zzzzzzz*zzz*zzzf 
^Szzrfczg 


Harmony,  7s  &  6s,   8  lines, 


Music  arranged  by  B.  F.  EDMANDS,  from  '*  Ode 
to  Harmony,"  by  Rosseau  &  Vogler. 


— z4_£- 


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The 
The 


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morn -ing  light 
sons     of  earth 


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IS 

are 


break  -  ing, 
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The 
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dark  -  ness 
pen    -  i 


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dis  -  ap- pears; 
ten   -  tial    tears : 


lizzziizzz^z: 
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ul  i,.  1  r.  it 


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Each  breeze  that  sweeps  the      o  -  cean,  Brings 


213 


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I  I  I 


1/      "  1/ 
>  J*  > 


ti-dings  from  a  -  far, 


89z 


"  i 

Of     na-tions   in    com  -  mo  -  tion,    Pre-pared     for    Zi-  on's  war,     Pre-pared     for     Zi  -  oil's  war. 

Confidence.    7s  &  6s,    (Double.)  L.  H.  SOUTHARD. 

13  I    fl  l 


r~rr 


i  pe— ■ — F— - L-i  «  ^-X— — I  -*->  *  #  m~   &   — a  --1  L 

'    *  r  ip  *     1      "P"  r  =#  ?  *  •  *  • 


0^^zaz=xz#— #    gzzgzizzzzzzzrzzzizzzzz  zzi:_z|zzgz: 


itzzztzzztz 


1.  God         is  my  strong  sal  -  va  -  tion  ;  What   foe    have     I     to      fear?     In     darkness  and    temp  -  ta  -  tion,    My   light,  my  help  is  near: 

2.  Place       on   the  Lord  re  -  li  -  ance  ;    My    soul,  with    cour-age    wait ;    His  truth    be  thine  af  -   fi  -  ance,    When  faint  and  des  -  o  -  late  ; 


iztizzj-zztrzzr:: 


'y  i 


9  9  


— i- 


!i  9   :  m  m 

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Izz"zzzzzzTEz^?Ezz=zzE?z:zzzE:EE^;  d 


-<s?-. 


EE 


zzzzizzzzizfzSizf! 


[ztzzzxzztzlzzlzr 


sis 


Though  hosts  en-camp  a-round  me,  Firm  in  the  fight  I  stand;  What  ter-ror  can  con -found  me,  With  (iod  at  my  right  hand. 
His   might  thy  heart  shall  strengthen,  His   love  thy  joy   in  -  crease  ;     Mer  -  cy  thy  days  shall  length-eu  ;   The    Lord  will    give  thee  peace. 


214 


80=0 

Vieoroso.  V 

^ZS^ 


i  y  y 


4—  «-{-9^&-0-o  


:ztzN*z*zrz#z 

"y  y'y 


Caspian.   6,  8s,  &  4. 

y  y  y    ^  I       r     i    ^    ^      <      P      »  >  v  l/ 


L.  H.  SOUTHARD 


i 


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y  y  y 

S  N  N 


y  y  y 


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1  Proclaim  the  lof  -  ty  praise  Of  Him  who  once  was  slain,  But  now  is  risen,  thro' endless  days  To  live 
2.  The  Son  of  God  a  -  dore ;  Ye  ransom'd  spread  his  fame;  With  joy  and  gladness,  ev  -  er  -  more  Laud  his 


and  reign :  He  lives  and  reigns  on  high  ,Who  bought  ns  with  his  blood, 
great  name:  Let  ev'-ry  tongue  con-fess  That  Jesus  Christ  is  Lord, 


r 


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1 


Enthron'd  a  -  bove  the  farthest  sky,  Our  Sa-viour  God. 
And  ev'  -  ry    creature  join   to    bless  Th'in-car  -  nate  Word. 


Walton,  6,  8  &  4. 


B.  F.  B. 


Ir^-jH  -J- -J-  J   I  iflJ-'i 

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1.  Yes,    God  him  self  hath  'sworn,- 

2.  Though  nature's  strength  de  -  cay, 


I  on  his  oath  de  ■ 
And  death  and  hell  with 


pend, — 
stand, 


I 

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shall,  on  eagle's  wings  upborne, To  heav'n  as-cend  : 


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5-  I    I    *  '  •  ✓  " 


— £5- 


I  1/ 

I  shall  behold  his 


i — Jh  y-y-y-y- 


L  1  4--^- 

fcEZiEE 


face,  I  shall  his  pow'r  a-dore,  An  I  ~'w<±  the  wonders  of  his  grace  For  -  ev  -  er  more. 


Canaan'B  bounds  I  urge  my  way, At  his  com-mand  :  The  watery  deep  I  pass,  With  Je-sus  in  my  view,  And  thro'  the  howling  wilder-ness  My  way  pur  -  su*. 


Sadi. 


B.  F.  BAKER. 


H — 


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1 .  Hark !  hark!  a  shout  of  joy !  The  world,  the  world,  is  call  -  ing;  In  east  and  west,  in  north  and  south,  See  Satan's  kingdom  falling.  2.  Wake'.wake!  the  church  of  God,  And 
8.  Trust,  trust  the  faith  -  ful  God;  His  prom  -  ise  is    un  -  fail  -  ing;  The  prayer  of  faith  can  pierce  the  skies;  Its  breath  is  all  prevaling.  4.  Look!  look!  the  fields  are  white;  And 

Talcott,   7s  &6s.  (Peculiar.)  B.  F.  B. 


Andante 


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zzzzzjqssizpzipz  ^^z^ipzrgzrpzaz:  zz+izzzzi-zfr^-  p  I  I. 

0 —  1  1 — J.J  1  1  1 — 1-|  1  1  #_^__L,  1 — a — 


i  -  j- j-«n  ■ 

^zz^*-iz-z:^zzzzz|ifczz^^^r 

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1.  Saviour,  I  thy  word  believe ;  My  un  -  be-lief    re-move  ; 

2.  Blessed  Comtbrter.comc  down, And  live,and  move  in  me; 


dis- si-pate  thy  slumbers ;  Shake  off  thydead-lv  ap  -  a  -  thy,  And  marshal  all  thy  numbers, 
stay  thy  hand  no  long-er  ;  Tho'  Satan's  mighty  legions  fight,  The  arm  of  God  is  stronger. 


Now  thy  quick'ning  Spirit  give,  The  unction  from  a-bove;  Show  me,Lord,how  good  thou  art;  Now  thy  gracious  word  fulfil;  Send  the  witness  to  my  hear  ;  The  Holy  Ghost  reveal 
Make  mj  ev'ry  deed  thine  own,  In  all  things  led  by  thee ;    Bid  my  sin  and  fear  de-part,  And  within,  O  deign  to  dwell;  Faithful  witness,  in  my  heart  Thy  perfect  light  reveal 


i 


M  oilo  nil 


I?  F.  B. 


Methuen.  8s  &  6s.  (Peculiar,) 

Moid' i  n lo.  s — - 1  -~ v  -"N  -""N  -"^s      |  I'-N 


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3-1  i     I  1-g- 


I  j  A  * 


1.  My      God,  my  Fa-ther,  while  I  stray  Far  from  my  home,  on  life's  rough  way,  O    teach  me  from  my  heart   to   say,  '  Thy  will, my  God,  be  done.' 

2.  Tho'    dark  my  path,  and  sad    my  lot,    Let  me    be    still,  and  mur-mur  not,  And  breathe  the  prayer  di-vine  -  ly  taught, 'Thy  will, my  God,  be  done.' 


I 

A  utlniiia. 


From  HAYDN. 


2-lzZz 
V  V  V 

N    N  N 


9y 


Nerva.  8, 6  &  4.  (Double.) 

I     1/1/1/      1       ?    P    i/     '    ffj   V    V     \  V    1  I 


N    N  N 


N    N  N 


.--1  i\ 


I  I 


y  y  y 

1.  Our  blest  Re  -  deem  -  er,  ere  he  breathed  His  ten-der,  last  fare -well,  A  Guide,  a  Com- fort- er,  bequeathed  With  us... 
3.    He  came  sweet   influence  to   im  -  part,  A     gra-cious,  will-ing  guest,  While  ho  can    find   one  hum-ble    heart  Where-in . . . 


\  1  1_|  


to  dwell, 
to  rest. 


JZI-^-* — 0 — 0-  -—0 — y — y-±->  -— * — 0 — 0 — • — m-       — #-T      — -#--«--•  ■  - 


8? 


✓  i/i/ 


1/  ^ 

\     ^    N  N 


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2.  He  came  in  tongues  of  liv-ing    flame,   To    teach,  con-vince,  sub  -  due ;  All   power-ful   as  the  wind  he     came,   As     view  -  less  too. 
4.  He  breathes  the  gen-tlo  voice  we     hear,   Soft    as    the  breeze  of    even,  That  checks  each  fault,  that  calms  each  fear  And  speaks  of  heaven. 


79; 


■I  L." 


Bethany.  8, 8, 8s  &  6,  palestrtna.  217 


1.  Just  as     I    am,       with-out  one    plea,      But  that  thy  blood  was  shed  for  me,     And  that  thou  bid'st  me  come  to   thee,     O  Lamb  of  God,  I  come! 


2.  Just  as     I    am,       and  wait-ing    not        To  rid  my  soul  of   one  dark  blot,     To  thee, whose  blood  can  cleanse  each  spot,  O  Lamb  of  God,  I  come 

It 

d  I  |-  -1-r— H  H-  


Far  r  r 


f  i — r 


3.  Just  as     I    am,      tho'toss'd  a  -  bout     With  many  a  con-flict,  many  a  doubt,    Fightings  with  -  in,  aud  fears  with-out,     0  Lamb  of  God,  I  come! 


1= 


H      7  6  #6667 


T4=J 
Aadanle. 


H.  S.  CUTLER. 


St* 


Southgate.   8s  &  6s. 


1.  There  is  an  hour  of  peaceful  rest,  To  mourning  wand'rers  giv'n:  There  is  a  tear  for  souls  distress'd,  A  balm  for  ev'ry  wounded  breast — Tis  found  a -lone    in  heaven. 


2.  There  is  a  home  for  weary  souls,  By  sins  and  sorrows  driv'n  ;When  toss'd  on  life's  tempestuous  shoals/Where  storms  arise.and  ocean  rolls,  And  all  is  drear,  but  heaven. 

3.  There  faith  lifts  up  the  tearless  eye,The  heart  with  anguish  riv'n;  It  views  the  tempest  passing  by,  Sees  evening  shadows  quick-ly  fly,  And  all  se  -  rene,   in  heaven. 

*z   [28]   23     m  *j  ;  *      *$       7  6  4  *$    *  4  «a  ^=57  n 


218 


Limington.  S.  P.  M. 

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i    i     1  i  i  i  -#- !   i     i         1  1  i    i    i  i  i 

 lil   It       i         II  II         III  I       I  I         l     I  -*-    I     i      l      -G? 1  III 

i  i  i  i  i  I  iii  i  i  j 


iii  iii  i  i  i 

1.  How  pleasant 'tis  to  see    Kindred  and  friends  a-gree,  Each  in  his  proper  sta-tion  move;  And  each  ful-fil  his  part,    With  sympathizing  heart,   In  all  the  cares  of  life  and  love.  _ 
2.  Like  fruitful  show'rs  of  rain.That  water  all  the  plain, De-scending  from  the  neighboring  hills  ;Such  streams  of  pleasure  roll  Thro'  every  friendly  soul,  Where  love,like  heav'nly  dew,distilg. 


92-# 


Wellington.  S.P.M. 


i  i  i  i  i  i     i  i  r  i         i   i  ✓  i  i  i  i  r  r  i     i     i  .1  i  i  f  r    r  i  i  i 

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76? 

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1.  How  pleas'd  and  blest  was  I,  To  hear  the  people  cry  ,'Come,let  tis  seek  our  God  to-day!'  Yes,  with  a  cheerful  zeal,  We  haste  to  Zi-on's  hill,   And  there  our  vows  and  hon-ors  pay. 


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1.  The  Lord  Jehovah  reigns, And  royal  state  maintains;His  head  with  awful  glories  crownM ;   Arrayed  in  robes  of  light,       Begirt  with  Boy'reign  might,  And  rays  of  ma  - jes  -  ty  a-ronnd. 


Mo  Icrai  o. 


Seva.  10s. 


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Oh !  what  is  man,  great  Maker  of  mankind!  That  thou  to  him  so  great  respect  doth  bear!  That  thou  adorn'st  him  with  so  bright  a  mind,  Mak'st  him  a  king,  and  e'en  an  an-gel's  peer. 


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The  Lord,  the  Sov'reign,  sends  his  summons  forth,  Calls  the  sout1" '..a-tions,  and  a-wakes  the  north,  From  east   to    west  the  sounding  orders  spread,  Thro' 


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dis  -  tant  worlds,  and  re-gions  of  the  dead;  No  more  shall  atheists   mock  his   long   de  -  lay,  His  vengeance  sleeps  no  more,  Be  -  hold  the  day. 

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Rhodes.   6s  &  5s, 


B.  F.  BAKER. 


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1.  Thro'  thy  protecting  care,  Kept  till  the  dawning, Taught  to  draw  near  in  prayer,Heed  we  the  warning :  O  thou  great  One  in  Three,  Gladly  our  souls  would  be  E  verrmore  praising  thee,  God  of  the 

[morning. 

2.  God  of  our  sleeping  hours,  Watch  o'er  us  waking,  All  our  imperfect  powers  In  thine  hands  taking :  In  us  thy  work  fulfil:  Be  with  thy  children  still,  Those  who  obey  thy  will  Never  forsaking. 


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Be-hold  how  the  Lord  Has  girt  on  his  sword ;  From  conquest  to  conquest  pro  -  ceeds  !  How  happy  are  they  Who  live  in  this    day,  And  wit  ness  his  won-der-ful  deeds. 


104= 
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Twisden,  10s, 


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to    the   grave;  at    noon  from  la  -  bor   cease  ;  Rest    on  thy  sheaves  ;thy  harvest  •  task    is    done  ;  Come  from    the     heat  of    bat  -  tie 

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4.    Go      to    the   grave  ;  no  ;  take  thy  seat    a  -  bove  ;  Be     thy  pure    spir  -  it  pres  -  ent    with  the  Lord,  Where  thou  for     faith  and  hope  hast 


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1.  Again  returns  the  day  of  holy  rest,  Which,  when  he  made  the  world,  Jehovah  blest ;  When,  like  his  cwn,he  bade  our  labors  cease,  And  all 

2.  Let  us  devote  this  con-se  -  era  -  ted  day    To  learn  his  will,  and  all  we  learn  o  -  bey ;    So  shall  be  hear,  when  fervently  we  raise  Our  sup  - 


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Rotherlithe,   10s  &  lis, 


be   pi  -  e  -  ty,  and  all  be  peace, 
pli  -  cations  and  our  songs  of  praise, 


B.  F.  BAKER. 


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1.  My  soul,  praise  the  Lord,  speak  good  of  his  name!  His  mercies  record,  his  bounties  proclaim :  To  God,their  crea  -  tor,  let  all  creatures  raise  The  song  of  thanksgiving,  the  chorus    of  praise  1 

2.  Tbo'  hid  from  man's  sight,God  sits  on  his  throne, Yet  here  by  his  works  their  author  is  known  :The  world  shines  a  mirror  its  maker  to  show,  And  heaven  views  its  image  reflected  be  -  low. 


Sahara,  lis. 


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2.  Bring  down  the  proud  mountain, tho'  tow'ring  to  heaven,  And  be  the  low  vatley'exalted  on  high  :The  rough  path  and  crooked  be  made  smooth  and  even.For.Zion!  your  King,y6ur  Redeemer  is  nigh. 


1.     A  voice  from  the  desert  comes  awful  and  shrill ;  The  Lord  is  advancing!  prepare  ye  the  way!  The  word  of  Je  -  hovah  he  comes  to  fulfil,  And  o'er  the  dark  world  poilr  the  splendour  of  day 

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Mount  Zion.   lis  &  8s. 

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L.  H.  SOUTHARD. 


223 


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1.  Be   joy-ful  in  God,  all  ye  lands  of  the  earth ;  O  serve  him  with  gladness  and  fear;    Exult  in  his  presence  with  music  and  mirth;  With  love  and  devotion  draw  near. 


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S.  O,    en-ler  his  gates  with  thanksgiving  and  song; Your  vows  in  his  temples  proclaim;  His  praise  in  melodious  accordance  prolong,And  bless  his  a-dor-a-ble  name. 

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And  we  are  his  peo-ple  ;  his  sceptre  we  own;  Hissheep,and  we  follow  his  call. 


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4.  For  good  is  the  Lord,in-expressibly  good,  And  we  are  the  work  of  his     hand,---  -  His  mer-ey  and  t»uth  from e-ter-ni-ty  stood,  And  shall  toe  -  ter  - ni  -  ty  stand. 


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1.  The  Lord  is  great ;  ye  hosts  of  heav'n,  adore  him,  And  ye  who  tread  this  earthly  ball ;    In  holy  songs  rejoice  aloud  before  him,  And  shout  his  praise  who  made  you  all. 

2.  The  Lord  is  great ;  his  majesty  how  glorious !  Resound  his  praise  from  shore  to  shore;  O'er  sin, and  death, and  hell,now  made  victorious,He  rules  and  reigns  forevermore. 


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1.  Brightest  and  best  of  the   sons  of  the   morning,  Dawn  on  our  darkness,  and  lend  us  thine  aid;  Star  of  the  east,  the  ho-ri-zon  adorning,  Guide  where  the  infant  Redeemer  is  laid. 

2.  Cold,  on  his    cradle,  the  dew-drops  are  shin  -  ing;  Low  lies  his  bed  with  the  beasts  of  the  stall ;  Angels  adore  him,  in  slumber  re-clin-ing,  Maker,  and  Monarch,  and  Saviour,  jf  all. 


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Benteen,  12s  &  lis, 

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MEDITERRANEAN  MELODY. 


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hear  to  his  voice,  lest  in  judg-ment  he  meet  thee ;  "The  har  -  vest  is 
haste,  while  he     waits  in      his    arms    to       en   -  fold  thee ; "  The    har  -  vest  is 


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WINTER. 


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1.  ©e  -  lay    not,    de  -  lay    not  ;    0      sin  -  ner,   draw    near;     The    wa  -  ters 

2.  De  -  lay     not,    de  -  lay    not ;    why    long  -  er     a    -    buse     The    love  and 


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226 


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Missionary  Hymn,   7s  &  bs, 

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1.  From  Greenland's  icy  mountains, From  India's  coral  strand  ;  Where  Afric's  sunny  fountains  Roll  down  tbeir  golden  sand,  From  many  an  ancient  river, 

2.  What  though  the  spicy  breez  -  es  Blow  soft  o'er  Ceylon's  isle,  Tho'  every  prospect  pleas  -  es,  And  on-ly  man  is    -vile  ;    In  vain,  with  lavish  kindness,  j 


Amsterdam,   7s  &  6. 


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From  many  a  palmy  plain,  They  call  us  to  de  -  liv  -  er  Their  land  from  error's  chain. 
The   gifts  of  God  are  strown:  The  heathen  in  his  blindness, Bows  down  to  wood  and  stone. 


Rise,  my  soul,  and  stretch  thy  wings.Thy  better  portion  trace,  > 
Rise  from  all  terrestrial  things,Towards  heav'n  thy  native  place,  J 


?  L      I  'I'll    011  I  0    I  I 


Sun    and    moon  and    stars   de  -  cay ;  Time  shall  soon  this  earth     re  -  move ;  Rise  my  soul  and  haste  a  -  way,    To  seats   pre-pared  a  -  bove. 


99-  9 


Sienza,    6  &  5. 


SPANISH. 


227 


    Fine.   ^ 


D.  C. 


1 


l.  When  shall  we  meet  a-gain  ?  Meet  ne'er  to  sev  -er?  When  will  Peace  wreath  her  chain  Round  us  for-ev-er  ?  Our  hearts  will  ne'er  repose  Safe  from  each  blast  that  blows 
In  this  dark  vale  of  woes — Nev-er  !  no,    nev  -  er ! 


D.  C. 


2.  When  shall  love  free-lv  flow  Pure  as  lifi-\-  riv  -  er?  When  shall  sweet  friendship  glow  Changeless  for-ev-er?  Where  joys  ce-les-tial  thrill,  Where  bliss  each  heart  shall  fill, 
And  fears  of  parting  chill    Nev-er!  no,  nev-er! 


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3.    Up  to  that  world  of  light    Take  us,  dear  Sa  -  viour ;  May  we  all  there  u  -  nite,    Hap-py  for  -  ev  -  er  :  Where  kindred  spirits  dwell,  There  may  our  mu-sic  swell, 
And  time  our  jovs  dis  -  pel    Nev-er  !  no,  nev  -  er ! 


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1.  Brother  thou  art    gone  to   rest;  We     will  not  weep  for     thee;    For    thou  art   now  where    oft    on    earth  Thy    spir  -  it   long'd  to  be. 

2.  Brother  thou  art    gone  to   rest ;  Thine   is     an  ear  -  ly     tomb;    But     Je  -  sus  sum-mon'd  thee    a  -  way;  Thy     Sa  -  viour  call'd  thee  home. 


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3.  Brother  thou  are    gone  to   rest;  Thy   toils  and  cares  are     o^er;    And    sor- row,  pain   and     sufFring   now   Shall  ne'er  dis  -  tress  thee  more. 

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4.  Brother  thou  art     gone  to   rest  ;  Thy   sins  are   all   for  -  giv'n ;  And    saints  in   light  have   wel  -  com'd  thee    To    share  the    joys    of  heav'n. 

5.  Brother  thou  art     gone  to   rest;  And   this  shall  be    our  pray'r,    That   when  we  reach  our    jour  -  ney's  end,    Thy    glo  -  ry    we    may  share. 

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ANTHEM.   "Strike  the  Cymbal." 


Allegro.   SOLO  TREBLE  or  TENOR.  


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Strike  the  Cymbal, 
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re  -  jet-ting  quiver, 


Let    the    trump  of 
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triumph  sound  ;  Powerful  flinging,  headlong  bringing,  Proud  Goliah  to  the  ground  ;  > 
a  stone  ;  Spread  your  banners,  Shout  hosannas,  Battle    is  the  Lord's  alone  ;  \ 


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See     ad  -  vances,    with    songs     and  dances, 


All  the  band     of      Is  -  rael's  daughters, 


Catch  the  sound    ye  hills   and    waters ; 


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To  the  dust  Jcho  -  vah  brings; 


What  are  nations  ?  what  their  stations?  Israel's  God  is  Lord  of  hosts ; 


What  are  haughty  monarchs  now?  Low  before  Jehovah  bow,  Pride  of  princes,  strength  of  Kings ; 


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Praise  him, Ex-nlt-ing  nations  praise; 


Praise  him, 


Praise  him,  Ex-ult-ing  nations  praise, 


Ho  -  san  -  na ! 


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ANTHEM.  "  Make  a  joyful  noise." 


MOZART. 


Make  his  praise  glorious, 


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HYMN,—"  Passing  Away." 


NIELSON. 


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"  Pass-ing  a  -  way." 


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ANTHEM. — "  Daughter  of  Zion." 


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ANTHEM,  —  «  Praise  the  Lord," 


88 
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/  Praise  the  Lord,  Bless  and  praise  his  holy  name,Praise  the  Lord,Bless  and  praise  his  holy  name,  his  holy  name, 


MOZART. 


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HYMN  —  "0  thou  whose  power," 


J.  WHITAKER. 


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HYMN.—"  Meek  and  Lowly," 


GLOVER. 


1.  Meek  and   low-ly,  pure  and   ho  -  ly,  Chief  a-mong  the  '  bless-ed  three ;"  Turning  sad-ness    in  -  to    gladness,  Heav'n-horn  art  thou  char-i  -  ty, 


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Nev-er   wea  -  ry   of  well  do  -  ing,    Nev-er     fear  -  ful   of  the    end ;  Claiming    all  mankind  as    brothers,  Thou  dost    all    a  -  like  be  -  friend. 


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ANTHEM,— "Holy  is  the  Lord!" 


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Ho  -  ly,    ho  -  ly,   ho  -  ly     is    the  Lord  God,  the  Lord  God  of   Sa-  ba-oth, 


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The  Church's  Welcome,  •  omvkr  shaw.  243 

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no      long  -  er  in 


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sad  -  ness     Rc    -  frain   from    the      feast   that     your     Sa  -  viour    hath   giv'n : 


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While      pil  -  grims     on    earth  though  the    fire     may  as  -  sail      you,  Press   for  -  ward,  and     soon    will    the     con  -  flict   be  o'er. 

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Cren. 

i  !     we  join  in  their  welcome  :  'Tis  sweet  to  lie     low    at  that  blessed  re-treat,  'Tis  sweet  to  lie     low  at  that  bless-ed  re-treat. 

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Children  of    Zi-on  !    our  hearts  bid  you  welcome  To  the  church  of  the  sanctified, the  kingdom  of  heav'n,To  the  church  of  the  sanctified,the  kingdom  of  beav'n. 


Children  of    Zi-on  !     Oh  welcome, thrice  welcome,  Till  we  meet  where  the  foe  shall  oppress  you  no  more, Till  we  meet  where  the  foe  shall  oppress  you  no  more. 
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"0  how  lovely  thy  dwellings," 

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WM.  TTLLINGHAST, 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 


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hap  -  py  land, 
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Fast  by  the  throne ;  Where,  with  a  sin  -  less  band, 
Christ  is      the       Sun ;    Light,  from  whose    orb      sub  -  lime, 


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"The  Lord  is  my  Shepherd," 


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The  Lord  is  my  Shepherd,  I  shall  not  want :  He  male  -  eth  me  to  lie  down  in  green  pastures,green  pastures,liedown  in  green  pastures. 


The  Lord  is  my  Shepherd,  I  shall  not  want :  He  mak  -  eth  me  to  lie  down   in  green  pastures, lie  down  in  green  pastures. 

He  maketh  me  to  lie  down  in  green  pastures,lie  down  in  green  pastures, green  pastures. 


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He  lead-eth    me  be  -  side   the  still  wa-ters, 


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He   lead-eth  me,  He   re  -  stor-eth  my 


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He  lead-eth,    lead-eth  me 


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be  -  side  the  still  wa-ters,  be-side  the  still  wa-ters,   He  lead-eth  me, 
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He  re  -  stor-eth  my 


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He  lead-eth    me  be  -  side  the  still  wa-ters,  be-side  the  still  \  a-ters,   He  le:ifi-cCi    me,  He  lead-eth  me,  He  re  -  stor-eth  my 

He  lead-eth    me,  He  lead-eth  me  be-side.  the  still  waters,  be-side    the  still  wa-ters,  >     >  > 


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3  -    -    -  7  2 


253 


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soul,  he  re  -  stor-eth  my  soul, 


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in  the    paths  of  righteousness  for  his  name's  sake. 


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soul,  he  re  -  stor-eth  my  soul,  He    lead-eth  me 


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soul,  he  re  -  stor-eth  my  soul,  He    lead-eth  me 

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in   the   paths  of  righteousness,  in  the  paths  of  righteousness  for  his  name's  sake. 


He  leadeth  me  in  the  6  7 
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5  3 


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Yea,  tho*  I  walk  thro'  the  val-ley  of  the    shadow  of  death,    I   will  fear  no    e  -  vil,  for  thou  art  with  me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  corn-fort 

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Yea,  tho' I  walk  thro  the  val-ley  of  the    shadow  of  death,    I   will   fear  no    e  -  vil,  for  thou  ait  with  me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  com-fort 

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me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  corn-fort  me,  they  com-fort,  corn-fort  me,        .  they  comfort  me,  they  comfort  me, thy  rod  and  thy 


me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  com-fort  me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  com-fort  me,    they  comfort  me, they  comfort  me, they  comfort  me, thy  rod  and  thy 


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me,  Thy  rod  and  thy  staff  they  com-fort  me, 

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staff  they  com-fort,  com-fort   me.    The  Lord  is   my  Shepherd  :  I    shall  not  want,  I     shall   not  want,    I   shall  not  want.'  A 


men. 


staff  they  com-fort,  com-fort   me.    The  Lord  is   my  Shepherd  :  I    shall  not  want,  I     shall    not  want,    I   shall  not  want.  A 


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"  Plunged  in  a  gulf  of  dark  despair." 


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Plunged  in     a   gulf  of     dark  de-spair,   We    wretched  sin-ners     lay,    With  -  out  one  cheer-ful   beam  of  hope,    Or  spark  of  glimmering  day 


Plunged  in     a   gulf  of     dark  de-spair,    We    wretched  sin-ners     lay,    With  -  out  one  cheer-ful  beam  of  hope,    Or  spark  of  glimmering  day. 


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With  pitying  eyes  the  Prince  of  grace,  Be-held  our  helpless  grief :  He  saw,     and  oh!    a-maz-ing  love  !  He  ran,  He     ran   to    our  re -lief. 
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With  pitying  eyes  the  Prince  of  grace,  Be-held  our  helpless  grief :  He  saw,     and  oh!    a-maz-ing  love  !  He  ran,  He     ran   to    our   re -lief. 


§  6  7  g  Coimo.  876      6      6      6  7 


256  j 

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Down  from  the  shining  seats  above,  With  joy-ful,    with  joy-ful  haste  he  fled  :    Enter'd  the  grave  in  mortal  flesh,  And  dwelt,  and  dwelt  among  the  dead. 


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Oh  !  for  that  love  !       let    rocks  and  hills,  let  rocks  and  hills  Their  last-ing  si-lence  break,  And    all   har-mo-nious     hu-man  tongues, 

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258      „j  MOTETT.— "  Happy  art  thou." 

Allesro  Con  Spirifo.  t9- 


Deut.  xxjcih  :  29. 


From  MEYERBEER. 


Happy  art  thou,  O     Is  -  ra-el ! 


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py-     art  thou,  happy  art  thou, 

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happy  art  thou,  0 


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Israel, 


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Is-rael,  Who  is  like  unto  thee.O  people,  sav'd  by  the  Lord, 


who  is  like  unto  thee,  Is-ra  -  el?  Happy  art  thou, 0       Is-rael, happy  art 


Is-rael, 


who  is   like  unto  thee, who  is  like  unto  thee,  O  people, sav'd  by  the  Lord, 
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the   shield    of  thy  help,  and  who  is     the  sword  of  thy  ex-cel-lcn-cy,  the  sword  of  thy 

Happy  art  tliou.O       Israel,  happy  art 


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thou,0     Israel, who  is  like  unto  thee.O  people. sav'd  by  the  Lord, people  sav'd  by  the  Lord, the  shield  of  thy  help, and  who  is  the  sword  of  thy  excel-len-cy!  0 


ex-cel-len-cy, 


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who  is  like  unto  thee.O  people, sav'd  by  the  Lord  ,the  shield  of  thy  help, and  who  is      the  sword  of  thy  ex-cel-len-cy  !  0 

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thou,0     Israel, who  is  like  unto  thee.O  people, sav'd  by  the  Lord, people 


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py  art  thou,  O    Is-ra    -    el   Happy  art  thou,  0  Is-ra -el! 

#.  diminuendo  poco  a  poco,  sino  al  fine.    Adagio  c  pp. 

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260 


« 0  Lord  of  Hosts." 


HIMMEL. 


O    Lord  of  hosts,  Le    gra-cious  to   thy   peo-plc,      who  now    of  -  fer  prayers,  and    prais-es    tothy     name:       We  humbly  prayjor^  | 


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Illl^llii^ilit^S 


 .—. r- x-  -  In-line  thine  ear    to   rr   ear-nest  sup-pli  -  cation,  make  haste,  O  God.  to  help  us,  that  we  fall  m  -  to  i 


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sin  ;    make' haste,  O  God,  to  help  us,  and  in-cline  thine  ear  to  our  hum-ble  sup-pli  -  ca 

I    i  I  Cres. 


tion. 

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CrcsJ  poco  a  pocoJ 


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Choru*.  Andnntino. 


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0   Lord  of  hosts,  be  gracious  to  thy  people,  who- 


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fer  their  prayers  to  thy    name,         We  humbly  pray  for  aid  against  the  pow'r  of  sin  : 

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O    Lord  of  hosts,  be  gracious  to  thy  peo-ple,   who  now  of-fer  prayer  and    praises  to  thy  name ;  We  humbly  pray  for  aid  against  the  pow'r     of    sin:  In- 

who  now       praise  thy        name,        We  humbly,  &c.  In  - 


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In-cline  thine  ear  to  our  supplications,  Make  haste, O  Lord, to  help  us,that  we  fall  into  no  sin,Make  haste, O  Lord,to  help  us.that  we  fall, that  we  fall  in-to  no  sin 

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cline  thine  ear  to    our      humble  supplication,    O  help 

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in     to  no  sin. 


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cline  thine  ear  to  our  humble  supplication,    O  help 


us,  Lord,  that  we  fall  in-to  no  sin,  Make  haste, O  Lord,to  help  rs,that  we  fall  into  no  sin,.,  in  -  to  no  sin. 

help     us,      Lord,   that  we  fall     in    -    to     no  sin. 


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66 


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262 


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The  Pilgrim's  Farewell, 


Old  Tune. 


■» — ' 

1.  Fare-well, 

2.  Fare-well, 

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3.  Fare-well, 


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fare-well,    my  friends,  time  rolls  along,  Nor  waits  for  mortal's  care  or  bliss.I'll  leave  you  here  and  travel  on, Till  we  arrive  where  Jesus  is. 

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fare-well, 


old  soldiers  of  the  cross,  You've  struggled  long  and  hard  for  heav'n.You've  counted  all  things  here  but  loss.Fight  on, the  crown 

[will  soon  be  giv'n. 


4.  Fare-well, 

5.  Fare-well, 


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fare,- well,  my  friends,we  soon  shall  rise,  And  join  th'angelic  hosts  on  high.I  gaze  on  heav'n  with  wishful  eyes,  And  long  with  angel  wings  to  rise. 

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I'll  march  to  Canaan's  land,I'lllandon  Canaan's  shore,  Where  pleasures  never  end,  Where  trouble  comes  no  more.  Farewell, farewell, farewell, my  loving  friends, farewell. 


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HYMN.  Sabbath  Morning. 

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MENDELSSOHN. 


263 


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1.    This    is    the    Sabbath  morn  !  This  is   the  Sabbath  morn!  I   am  a  -   lone    with -in   the  dell,    Yet  one  faint  sound,  the  Sabbath  bell — Now  still 


A  


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t'res. 


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Crea. 


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ifzz*  r^E£lL^fc=^z>— ^e— rjgz^gzz fxz*zgxzfz:f*z*zi=zz:*zzzz: 


2.  Kneel-ing,  I    pray   to  thee  !  Kneeling,  I  pray  to  thee !  Soft  breezes  breathe   a    hallowed  sound  ;  I  feel  as  though  all    nature  round  Were  bound 

3.  A  -   bove  what  glo-ries  play  !  A  -  bove  what  glories  play  !  Seeming  as  though  the  fields  of  light  Were  opened  to    my  wandering  sight.  ( Omit .... 

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7? 


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35 


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EEE&E 


z: 


:tz 


is     wood   and  lawn 

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tz 


Now    still    is   wood  and  lawn. 


.    in    prayer  with  me, 


— --z^iz:#  -zzNzqzzz 
— -  v  0  p-r-Ji-^zzzq — q 
zztz'zz  FTP  w—-*—* 


G3=  _ 

ere  bound    in  prayer  with  me. 


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izzz^zzjz^qfzzgzz- 


—  _  & —   _j_  JZZSZZX— 


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■  — 

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z  0—0, 


This.., 


is    the    sabbath    day,     /  This . . 

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is    the    sab-bath  day. 


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-  --t1 — ^fzzz~r*~~# — 0 — 0—0-\-\ — 


264 


12=0 

Moderate 


HYMN.  — "When  as  returns  this  solemn  day." 


A.  N.  JOHNSON. 


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mf 


!  <S>- 


-k — r?. 


-V§~zz]z.:zzj_ _,- 


122 


When  as  "  re  -  turns  this    sol  -  emn    day,    Man  comes  to   meet  his   Ood,   What  rites ! 


what  hon  -  ors      shall    he     pay ! 


-r — e?  1- 


qzr=z]=zrzt 


H  H 


'X=X 


zpzz pezz^zi 

-r  ■  1  - 1 1 


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t  T~r 


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11 


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t=±=tr 


PZ 


H — h 


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,-i-P-pf-p?--t-BE- : 

ilztzzzzzztzzl: 


m 


Cres. 


J  1  *  '  .  «  '  I  J- '  J  f^4^|r4-+--|f-aM-ij   J   •    J  I  J   •   m  i\  rf  ^zzrfzzzzh^zzzzzT 


How  spread  his     Praise  a-broad?  From  mar-hie  domes  and  gilded  spires  Shall  clouds  of  in-censo  ri.-u  2  ) 

ri  -  fice  ?  ) 


— T  -]       —        II   1 

Etzz^zztz1- 


:t=]-z: 


And  gems,  and  gold,  and  garlands  deck  The  cost  -  ly   sac  -  r 

ztjzqzzijiziztzrtzl 

izzfzz^zz*:  J:*zz"=z^—  Lz : 

m 


p — 


Crcs. 


Of 


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?^Pi^iziiiz|i^i^iiig£jiipi,;!if 

r,     7  6  * 


265 


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r 

Slower. 


mf 


P 


C  res. 


4^  ,  ll  j ^4-.jSzj=4|--r-tj- 


Ritard. 


,  &  r—  

si  ^zzi=g: 


Vain,  sin-ful    man,        vain,  sin-ful    man,  Cre  -  a-tion's  Lord  thy   of  -  ferings  well  may  spare, 


Cre*. 


-<s> — • — ah- 


-G—0- 


96 


But  give  thy  heart,  hut  give    thy  heart,  And  thou  shalt  find  thy  God  will   hear  thy  prayer,  And  thou  shalt  find  thy  God  will  hear   thy  prayer. 


3SL 


Cm 


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-/S>- 


[34] 


266 


A  llefiro. 


Arranged  by  A.  N.  JOHNSON. 
I  ,^^lPg 


rife? 


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ANTHEM.— "Praise  ye  the  Lord." 


Praise  ye  the  Lord,  O  praise  him  all  ye   people,  Bless  his  name, 0  praise  the  Lord,and  magnify  the  God  of   Is-rael,  0    mag-ni-fy  the  God  of  Is-rael, 

zzzzz  -rztzqz^zqi 

4-  \,vvV\-  OI 


E9Eg=dE=:  izEzztzIizzzfzatz 


E 


:*z^_ 


I  niton. 


> 


:  ::pz:*z*zf  zfzlzfzifz: 


«1 


%  -  7 


267 


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J  J1'  iff  J.  i  I  fi-Nv^  nMVi 


*z^z3?zjz»z*z*: 


z^z^iz^zz*: 


— #-l-!S>—  0 — m  JH»  0  •  •  1  <C — 0 — 


name,  0  praise  his  name,  O  bless  and  magnify  his  name  for-ev  -  er  -  more  !  For  this  God  is   our  God   for  -  ev  -  er-more,      He  will  be  our  guide  ev-en 


HE 


-0— *- 


-G>--m~r-  


^zzzzz^zNq^zzz: 
*-v«=2- — - — 


1 zrizzE~n    rrzqzzzzi-n  zziizzz 

— — 0— G>-\^— ]  [— f-|  1 


:^i:*zzfzzz=z»: 


4= 


-<S'- 


.0 — 0 — 0  0  ,  g>. 


^bl  1  _|  [ 


-<9 — <S>- 


111 


:^z^:: 


^zstztzzt 


B4    6  6 
2 


6  7 
4 


:fzat 


*z=*zz*zzjfc 


6  a 


:ziE 


ft-trf— 


it 


-0 — 


gj)J  J  4j_Z^t^j-4faZI^^=d:TH?f.;.  I .  i  I  1 1 r-rt=;dd=^l  J-Jjfe=d  ■  1  I  ll  r^E 

iZ  £ — 2^r1-^'--1-^ — # — i=#ZL_&__^ZE_^ZZ^-#__#__J__#JZ(!^ — ^-.JZI.* — * — ■Z;i^Zr-^,L&-l6/UT  ^  •  tz 


un  -  to  the    end.     This  God  is    our   God  for  -  ev  -  er  more,     He  will  be  our  guide  ev  -  en   un  -  to    the   end.       A  -  men,    A  -  men 

:h=ez5 


;k±:*: 


— W»- 


zpz:»:z«:±^zzjz:i±^zzzzz:zzc  tzzizr: : 
zbz£:zt;Izzzz:fz:*:t:zzz?zz^:Szzf 


-k-fa  » — »-- <s>- 


:^2i^z^zz»zz« 


2  = 


-jiigizigzfe^z^z^i^z^iz^ 

:irj  1 — LilzzziQi-r— 'rljtz*  4  — r^h'zz'zz&tx^ztsz: 

*  6  a  2  = 


:s?z: 


US 


4  3 


•268 


"jPAllesro. 


u  How  beautiful  upon  the  mountains," 


F4' 


:s>z*: 


»zzezz*zz#  *iza: 


R.  JULIEN. 

^    w*/    >    >  > 


How     beau-ti  -  ful    up  -  on  the  mountains  are  the  feet    of  him  that  bringeth  good   ti-dings,  that  pub  lish  -  eth-    peace !  That  bring-eth  good 


=zfszz^zte£zz£zzfc: 
z*zzj*zz*zz^zzj*zz*z: 


>  > 


>  > 


>  > 


How     beau-ti  -  ful    up  -  on  the  mountains  are  the   feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good   ti-dings,  that  pub-lish  -  eth    peace  ■  That  bring-eth  good 


V — 


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V — 


tzzzr  zsi 


6  6 


Ctm.  -  -  - 

>  > 


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) — * — 0 — • 


zz: 


ti  -  dings,  good    ti  -  dings  of     good,    that    pub-lish-eth    sal  -  va-tion,  that   saith  un  -  to      Zi  -  on  ! 


>  > 


>  > 


jezzp: 


szzszzrjzza: 


:fc«=z_# — v»  z 


it  — 


test; 


ti  -  dings,  good   ti  dings    of     good,  that    pub-lish-eth    sal  -  va-tion,  that   saith  un  -  to      Zi  -  on  !         Thy   God    reigneth  !  thy...  God 

^zz:*zp:z^z^zz]zzztziz^zz:izzizizzjzz_) — izi — i — ^zzz::iz_zzz^zizqzzqzz:^_I_^,zzz:^i 


b7 


269 


rzw: 


:*z«: 


=t=± 


> 


A  Tempo. 


■Ji  — ■p'- 


rcigneth,  that  saith  un-to     Zi-on,        thy  God  reigneth  ;  He  reigneth!  How  beau-ti-ful  up-on  the  mountains  are  the  feet   of  him  that  bring  -  eth  good 


>  > 


> 


A  Tempo* 


reigneth,  that  saith  un-to     Zi-on,        thy  God  reigneth  ;  He  reigneth !  How  beau-ti-ful  up-on  the  mountains  are  the  feet  of  him  that  bring -eth  good 

P¥  P  i  1 


±zLHL 


>  >  >  >  > 


tidings,  good  tidings  of  good  !  How  beautiful  upon  the  mountains  arc  the  feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tidings,good  tidings  of  good.that  saith  un-to    Zi-on  ! 


4 


?g — ^ 


rir 


tidings,  good  tidings  of  good!  How  beautiful  upon  the  mountains  are  the  feet  of  him  that  bringeth  good  tidings,good  tidings  of  good.that  saith  un-to  Zr-on 





270 


^pq=^d:i^==ijS— zzi— i  t— zzzzzc 


Thy  God  reigneth!  A-men,  A  -  men,    Thy  watchmen    shall  lift  up  the  voice, 


f        >   >  .   i 


— v 


4 


with  the  voice  to-geth-er ,  to-geth  -  er  shall  they  sing.  For  they  shall  see 

.-— t  "A 


r_:~:*z*z*z*z 

H — L-K  [>■><  ■ 


ZZZ£ 


t  1  uJ.  

-  r— r 

Thy  God  reigneth!  A-men,  A  -  men,   Thy  watchmen    shall  lift  up  the  voice,      with  the  voice  to-geth-er,  to-geth  -  er  shall  they  sing.  For  they  shall  see 


*-fF — f— r  -  11'   j         •  +-1  « • 


izz*ZiZizi=izq:pilzzqV^zrv 


r~f~r 


:i:EzCztzlzz5z: 

.1/  p-T-  fczg_±ZZZZ — 


I*ZZ*Z:#: 


eye    to    eye,  when  the  Lord  shall  bring  again    Zion,  For  they  shall  see  eye  to  eye  when  the  Lord,when  the  Lord  shall  bring  again  Zion.   Break  forth  in-to 


:b-(S>— 


/ 


z^zz^ 
zzz:*z:*z 


:tt!ziz 


eye    to    eye,  when  the  Lord  shall  bring  again    Zion,  For  they  shall  see  eye  to  eye  when  the  Lord, when  the  Lord  shall  bring  again  Zion.  Break  forth  in-to 


-b- 


Iz^ztrfzSi 


to 


iTzqzzz^iiTizzzizz 
7z*EzzSi-E?zz" 


271 


Tempo 


>  >  > 
-1 — I — r 


joy!  Sing  to-geth-er,  sing  to  -  geth  -  er    ye  waste  places  of  Je  -  ru-sa-lem.  For  the  Lord  hath  com-fort-ed,  hath  comforted  his  peo-ple,       He  hath  re- 


ad*: 


0  .  0 


f~9~ 


r .  r 


joy!  Sing  to-geth-er,  sing  to  •  geth  -  er   ye  waste  places  of  Je  -  ru-sa-lem.  For  the  Lord  hath  com-fort-ed,  hath  comforted  his  peo-ple,       He  hath  re- 
-0'  0     ~0-  -0-  >  > 


4>- 


Uai**n. 


:*z:#=Tt 


<s> — 4 


-0—0—0-  0—0- 

L_L_ 


f    f  r> 


#     —  - 


Dim. 


...If         Lj^jLJ^Ji-j-P  J  I  J  J  ,  .  ,rtJ4Jac4jrr]J/J  J  j  J IISE 

— *^--T=F— 1 — «— g^J-T-g-T^^'-F  *-t-p— jg— i — -t-T— -T-«-i — T^-^^F-r-4--^«-hd-P: 


deem-ed,  re   -  deem-ed   Je  -  ru  -  sa-lem,   re-  deem  -ed,   re-deem  -  ed  Je  -  ru  -  sa  -  lem. 


-    -  men, 


A 


-  men. 


71, .TO  ini'l  TUB  JTJ -il    >  j  ruumuajjj  ,jy 

m 


deem-ed,  re   -  deem-ed   Je  -  ru  -  sa-lem,   re -deem-ed,   re-deem  -  ed  Je  -  ru  -  sa  -  lem. 
>  > 


lie; 


w  0  r-S 

rf -TT-L: 


Hi 


men, 


3= 


#6 


s  i 


A   -    -    -    -  men 

Dim.  - 

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6  6 


f  8  7 


?  I 


272 


SOLO  &  CHORUS. — "Now  vanish  before  the  holy  beams." 

SOLO  &.  CHORUS,  describing  the  first  day  of  the  Creation,  abridged  from  Haydn's  Oratorio  of  the  Creation. 


Solo.      TEXOR  or  TREBLE. 


 r- 


Now     van-ish    be-fore   the  ho 


]y      beams, .  . 


The  gloom-y  shades  of    an-cient  night, 


i  Now 


zzz3: 


-<s>  1 


a: 


jcttz 


van  -  ish       be-fore  the  ho 


ly  beams, 


The  gloom-y  shades  of  an-cient  night, 


:zzz zzz pzzpzi 

•  I  H-H 

1  b — I- — 


The  first  of  days  ap- 


seas 


rzj#:tzpp^:^z^-^:pz^: 
zztzt5tz± 


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:  :zt^zz:dz::  fc£fzz± 


' — PH- 
— (■ 


273 


:zz 


pears,       The  first  of  days  ap-pears, 


Now  chaos  end, 


and 


— pe — 0 — Be- 


-ee  55-* 


H  H— t 


der,  and 


*Z^Z^Z*Z^Z«zE 
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-2  2  2-2-  *  -w-u-w-  -•-»-•  •-#-©-»-»-  -2  S-2-2-  , 


:»z»: 


It 


-<s>- 


1 


-#z* 


or    -  der 


fair 


pre  -    -  vails 


 j^-y   #  *-«-«_L|  1  #-|  £-0lu*  ■-« 


Now  chaos  ends, 


Now  cha  -  os  ends,   and  or 


der 


atzb 


:zzzt: 


pre  -  vails, 


1= 


 ^|^-  r—r-f11  ^  — — 


i 


der  fair 


pre  -  vails. 


-4  zjzjfcj'z^rzTg 


«-*-/»Tjt  zz 


•  1-+  i-  hr—.-  J- 


274 


*-0 


mm 


0 — m — 0 — • 


H  1 

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— p. 


 •  •  «i-(5T  #— *--0  0  &  0-x~Q~0-x-Gi-. — #-i  -1-  S^J--(S»  


J-  pe 


A     new  ere  -  a  -  ted  world,    A      new  ere  -  a  -  ted  world  springs  up,  springs  up  at    God's  com-mand, 

i  n 

.-inn  —  •  


5-*  g-«-  □*=*=*=t±-^z=f =£• 

P  I  -E  


EE 


j  j  j  n 


ii 


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-   1  1  

275 


at 


?2I 


Now  chaos  ends, 


and 


or 


-  der,  and     or   -  der 


fair 


pre    -  vails, 
I  I 


Now  cha-os  ends, 


\  I-,, ,,  -0-0-0-0-0—0-0-0-    mamm  "01 

jrn— i  jpip  II  1  T  i  i    I  M — !  ■  i  ii 


m      -0-0- 9-  -0- 


rsi_r — - 


276 


Ig — 9     *  » 

:fz=2zzztzzztz: 


3= 


i=E$E3 


 pr_ 


-•— — • — • — 0-^0-- — 0—J--0 — • — 0 — 0~L-&--m-*~&--0-1-  J-  1  • — 


A      new  ere  -  a  -  ted  world,    A      new  ere  -  a  -  ted  world  springs  up,  springs  up  at    God's  com-mand, 


rzzzzzzzzzzzzzz^ 
t  0- 


#  — jfzzczitt-^zz?-*1 


# — « — # 

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giitzztz 


It 


»- 1  r* 

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■  —  ■ 
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ipzzpzzp: 


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3= 


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zzzzzzHES 


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new  cre-a-ted  world,  A  new  cre-a-ted  world  springs  up,springs  up  at  God's  command, springs  up  at  God's  command,springs  up  at  God's  command. 


f^r^ZtttZZtzz. 


zE?E* 


-a — 0 

EE 


-0--m-X-G'-0-^G^X-^-'^~  zqtej-ft.  ^izzzzflzr: 

^z^g^z^z^  J.  jji  ;r  |Sjzjj^ 


ipzzzzt 


4^tl±  


BE 


_,2ZZ?r 


P-r?"rrirrT"r 


iLzlligilifeS 


ANTHEM.—"  Sina:,  0  Heavens." 


./*  Allegro.  4  =  132. 


3E 


KREISSMANN. 


277 


G—0- 


Sing,  0  heavens,  and  be  joy  -  ful,  0  earth,  And  break  forth  in  -  to   sing-ing,  0  mountains, 


4  ^.  ^— ^— «— 


?z*z£: 


v — 


>zz4zij 


:*zz:«.  .'  \~J^zy   j,   Lzz^— *z£»Z*  *zz2zz*z=gz 


Sing,  0  heavens,  and  be  joy  -  ful,  0  earth,  And  break  forth  in  to  sing-ing,    0  mountains,  For  the   Lord  hath  com  -  fort  -  ed  his     peo  -  pie  ; 


-0- 


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■  0- 

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:zsfc*i 


V  Cre.  / 


:z: 


He    will  have  mer  -  cy   on   his     af  -  flict  -  ed, 


- — r- 

 1 — 


The  Lord  will  com  -  fort     Zi  -  on,  He  will   com -fort    all   her  waste  pla-ces;  He  wiU 

:=fczfr 


33   I     |  J  j-^:zjzzz^zrz£zztzz^ 
ittskxgi  :*z:^zzz:r  1  :*zz*zz*zzz#zz  I  i^zzf  zz^zz^z 


P 


dzz:zNz-r — fszzpsfazzzt 
**  — czzz*:ziMzi:^zz*: 

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2       6  <J 


This  and  the  followiii£  anthem,  are  taken  by  permission  from  "  Kreissman's  Anthems,"  a  beautiful  collection,  published  by  A.  N.  Johnson. 


278 


/ 


make  her  wil -der-ness  like     E  -  den,  And  her  des-ertlike  the    gar-den    of    the  Lord. 


;*zz*zz*zz*zz ?="ztr— =zz^zzEzzz:t 

Joy  and  glad-ness  shall  be    found  there-in,Thanks- 


gigzztez^:^ 

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make  her  wil  -  der-ness  like     E  -  den,  And  her  des  -  ert  like  the    gar-den    of   the     Lord.       Joy  and  glad-ness  shall  be    found  there-in,Tha*nks- 


SEb: 
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bZZSzzNzzVzZ^ZZZZZt 


9  9- 


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giv-ing,  and , the  voice  of    mel  -  o  -  dy.    Joy  and    gladness  shall  be  found  therein,  Thanks-giv-ing,  and  the  voice  of      mel-o-dy.  Joy  and 


—fez 

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iizz^z^z^zPz^zzrz^^rgz^S^ 
^zzzf-?_*zzffzz^zz3:f:3zz:^— zzzizzzzzzlzhzztzzzb 


EES 


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DAVID.      GOLIATH.      HIGH  PRIEST.      MICHAEL,  DAUGHTER  OF  SAUL.      SISTER  OF  DAVID. 
SHEPHERDS,  WARRIORS,  LEVITES,  AND  ATTENDANTS. 


David,  his  Sister,  Shepherds. 

RECITATIVE.  —  David. 
Dear  partner  of  my  peaceful  toils,  ye  know 
My  Father  bids  me  to  the  camp  repair. 
Yet,  ere  we  part,  our  voices  let  us  raise 
In  humble  supplication  to  our  God. 

CHORAL  HYMN. 
O  Lord,  thy  guardian  care  we  own : 

Our  life  our  all  is  thine  : 
We  bow  before  yon  heaven  thy  throne  : 

Almighty  !  Power  divine  ! 
Look  down,  O  Lord  in  mercy  from  on  high  : 

Our  flocks,  our  homes  from  every  ill  defend : 
Our  sins  forgive  :  our  daily  wants  supply ; 

And  guide  thy  wanderers  safely  to  the  end. 

AIR.  —  David. 
My  flock,  my  friends,  farewell ! 

May  heaven  your  store  increase : 
Content  be  where  you  dwell ; 

And  all  your  paths  be  peace. 

0  for  the  rescue  of  my  Father's  land  ! 

Steel'd  be  my  heart,  and  nerv'd  my  youthful  arm. 
'Tis  done  : — no  fears,  no  dangers  shall  appal, 

1  feel  the  impulse,  and  obey  the  call. 


RECITATIVE.  —  Sister,  of  David. 
'Tis  well  my  brother ;  that  our  father's  will 
Be  cheerfully  obeyed. — Forget  not  thou, 
Amid  the  camp's  wild  tumult,  the  delight 
Of  tranquil  scenes  and  pastures  left  afar ; 
Remember  these  thy  friends: — remember  me, 
Whose  love  shall  follow  thee,  with  earnest  prayer, 
That  thou  mayst  speedily  in  joy  return. 

AIR. 

Return,  O  David,  return, 
Let  not  the  war  allure  thee, 

The  glittering  helm  and  shield  : 
Let  not  the  sword  delight  thee, 
The  plume  and  the  tented  field. 
O  think  of  these  pastures!  till  thou  shalt  return, 
E'en  the  stream  of  the  valley  thine  absence  shall  mourn 

CHORUS  OF  ISRAELITES. 
Behold  the  Giant,  swelling  in  his  pride  ! 

His  trumpet  sounds  afar. 
His  towering  crest  how  vast!  his  stride 

The  terror  of  the  war. 
Behold  his  beamy  spear, 

That  armies  clave  asunder  ! 
Hark!  how  his  voice  upon  the  ear 

Breaks  forth  like  distant  thunder  1 


Cr  For  remarks  in  reference  to  thia  Oratorio,  see  page  2. 


RECITATAVE.  —  Goliath. 
Ye  men  of  Israel !  why  are  ye  come  out 
To  set  your  battle  in  array '?  Again 
I  challenge  all  your  host.    Thus  I  defy  you : 
Give  me  a  man  that  we  may  fight  together. 

RECITATIVE.  —  David. 
Who  is  this  Philistine,  that  he  should  thus 
Defy  the  armies  of  the  living  God  ? 
Let  no  man's  courage  fail  because  of  him. 
Myself  will  go  and  fight  this  boasting  heathen. 
The  Lord  who  from  the  Bear  and  Lion  sav'd  me, 
He  will  defend  me. 

RECITATIVE.  —  Goliath. 
I  cannot  war  with  boys  : 

Yet  if  thou  need'st  must  prove  my  wrath,  thine  head 
Shall  bow  to  Dagon  on  his  hallowed  floor. 

DUET.  —  Goliath. 

Come  unto  me  : — thy  youthful  boast 

Shall  quickly  find  its  due  reward. 

The  wolves  of  evening  shall  devour  thee  : 

The  vulture's  beak  shall  rend  thine  heart. 

DAVID. 

I  come  to  thee  : — the  Lord  of  Hosts, 
Gf  Israel's  hosts  shall  be  my  guard  : 
His  mightier  arm  shall  soon  o'erpower  thee : 
Vain  are  thy  terrors,  vain  thine  art. 

GOLIATH. 

Come  unto  me,  and  cease  thy  war  of  words. 

DAVID. 

I  come  to  thee  :  the  battle  is  the  Lord's. 
CHORUS. 

He  falls,  the  monster  falls  : — they  fly.    Victory  ! 
Up,  and  pursue  : — smite  and  divide  the  spoil. 
Onward!  to  Gath  and  Ekron  drive  them  home; 
Till  night  close  in  upon  the  fields  of  blood, 
And  darkness  veil  the  slayer  and  the  slain. 


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RECITATIVE.  —  Daughter  of  Saul. 

Our  fears  are  over.    Hasty  messengers 
Successive  bear  good  tidings.    Great  Goliath 
A  stripling  champion  slew,  and  brings  his  head 
In  triumph.    Through  each  city  as  they  pass, 
The  women  welcome  them  with  song  and  dancea. 
AIR 

Mighty  J ehovah  !  boundless  thanks  we  owe 
To  thee,  whose  arm,  upheld  o'er  all  our  ways, 
Exalts  the  meek,  and  brings  the  haughty  low. 
Deign  to  receive  our  sacrifice  of  praise. 

RECITATIVE. 
See  where  the  throng  are  pressing  to  the  gate. 
Haste  we  to  meet  them,  and  rejoice  before  them. 
Entry  of  the  Army  of  the  Israelites  into  Gibeah. 
TRIUMPHAL  MARCH,  AND  GRAND  CHORUS. 
Semi-  Chorus. 
Daughters  of  Israel, 

Lo!  the  hosts  advance. 
Strike  the  bright  cymbal, 
Lead  forth  the  dance! 
FuU  Chorus. 
Hail !  to  Saul  and  David, 
Songs  triumphant  raise : 
They  come,  they  come  victorious  ; 

Swell  your  notes  of  praise. 
Saul  hath  his  thousands 

In  the  battle  slain  ; 
David  with  ten  thousands 

Strew'd  the  battle  plain. — Da  Capo 

HIGH  PRIEST. 

Who  can  proclaim  thy  wondrous  acts,  0  Lord; 
Or  shew  forth  thy  praise  1 

GRAND  CHORUS— (Fugue.) 

Thou  art  a  God  of  wonders ; 

Thou  reignest  triumphant  forevermore. 


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308 


"My  Flock,  my  Friends,  Farewell." 


AJR, —  D^VID. 


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urease,        may  heav'n  your  store  increase,  your  store  in-crease !  Con -tent....      be      where  you    dwell,  Con -tent     be       where  you 


309 


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dwell,        And  all  jour  paths   be       peace   all  your  paths      be  peace  ! 


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310 


Steel'd  be  my  heart, and  nerv'd  my  youthful  arm. 

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"Tis  well,  my  Brother." 


Moilrrnio.  «»-92. 

RECITATIVE.   SISTER  OF  DAVID. 


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312 


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Re    -   mem  -  ber    these     thy    friends,    Remember  me.  whose  lave  ....  shall  fol-low  thee,  With  earnest  prayer,       with  earn 


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mem  -  ber    these     thy    friends,    Remember  me,  whose  lave  ....  shall  fol-low  thee,  With  earnest  prayer,       with  earnest 
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prayer,  That  thou  may'st  speedily   in  joy   return,      Remember    me,  re-member  me,  remem-ber   me,    remem    -       -    ber  me  • 


Antlantiiio.     104—  ( 


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Return  O  Da-vid,  re  -  turn,  return,  Let    not  the  war      al-lure  thee,  The  glittering  helm,  the  glitt'ring  helm,  the  glitt'ring  helm  and  shield. 


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vast ! 


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"Ye  Men  of  Israel!" 


P-H 


DAVID.  GOLIATH 
7b  '  -  Presto. 


RECITATIVE  AND  DUETT. 


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Ye  men  of   Is  -  ra  -  el !   why  are  ye   come  out         to    set  your  bat  -  tie    in    ar  -  ray  ? 

Vivace.  138 


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A-gain    I    challenge  all  your  host; 


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319 


f  DAVID.  RECITATIVE. 

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Who  is    this  Phil-is  -  tine,     that  he  should  thus  de  -  fy    the  ar  -  mies  of   the   liv  -  ing 


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320 


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The    Lord,  who  from  the  bear  and  li  -  on  sav'd  me, 


He, 


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GOLIATH. 


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In  time.    VIVACE.  92 
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321 


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DAVID.  GOLIATH. 


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335 


DAt/GHTER  OF  SAUL. 


RECITATIVE. 


^35 


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V- — * — 


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Our  fears  are  o'er ; 


Has-ty    mes-sen-gers,  suc-cess-ive,  bear  good  ti-dings. 


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336 


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337 


wel  come  them 


with  song,   with  song  and  dances. 


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338 


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arm  up  -  -  held  o'er 


all  our  ways  ; 


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ex  -  alts 


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the  meek, 


and  brings  the  haughty, 


the  haugh  -  ty 


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low. 


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thee! 


Boundless  thanks  we  owe  to    thee  ! 


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339 


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Deign     to    re  -  ceive 


our 


sac  -  ri  -  fice  of 


praise, 


Deign  to    re  -  ceive  our 

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340 


boundless  thanks    we    owe  to    thee,  niigh 


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341 


In  lime. 


thanks  we  owe,  boundless    thanks . 


we    o.we      to       thee   to     thee ! 


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r_S"_Is^«i»!!»-*i:  it  ~rz 


342 


"See,  where  the  throng  are  pressing  to  the  gate." 


^=H4.     ViYiice  Agsni.  RECITATIVE. 


PP 


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DAUGHTER  OF  SAUL. 

— JJtff 


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throng  are  pressing  to  the  gate ; 


Haste  we  to  meet  them,     and  rejoice  be-fore  them. 


*  Daughters  of  Israel,  Lo,  the  Hosts  advance." 

TRIUMPHAL  MARCH  AND  GRAND  CHORUS. 

Entry  of  the  army  of  the  Israelites  into  Gibeah. 


343 


miry  ui  uie  urmy  01  uie  israemes  imv  vjiueuii. 

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344 


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Strike  the   bright      cym    -    bal,       Lead  forth  the  dance,  . . . 


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345 


Full  Chorus. 


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Swell  your  notes   of  praise,  your  notes  of  praise, . 


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your  notes  your  notes  of  praise,        of  praise  : 


to-ri  -  ous,  vie  -  to-ri  -  ous,  vie  -  to-ri  -  ous  ! 


-  to  -  ri  -  ous,  vie  -  to-ri  -  ous,  vie  -  to  -  ri  -  ous  ! 


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Saul 


hath    his  thousands, 


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the  battle  slain, 


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battle  plain! 


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Hail  to    David  !   Hail  to 

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battle  plain  !  *Hail  to    David  !    Hail  to 

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349 


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Serai  Chorus. 


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hail !    hail ! 


hail!      hail!  hail  to  Saul  and  Da  -  vid  ! 


Swell  your  notes  of 


come 
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Hail!      hail!     hail!  hail! 


hail  to  Saul  and  Da-vid  ! 


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hail !    hail ! 


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hail  to  Saul  and  Da-vid  ! 


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praise!  Hail 1       hail !    hail !       hail!     hail !  hail  to  Saul  and  Da-vid! 


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your  notes  of 


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your  notes,  your  notes  of  praise  ! 

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hail  to 


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Da- vid,   and  to  Saul!  hail. 


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351 


Andante. 
SoHtennro. 


112 


"  Who  can  Proclaim  Thy  Wond'rous  Acts,  0  Lord," 


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VAncio. 


"Thou  art  a  God  of  wonders." 

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Thou  art   a    God  of    won  -  ders,        Thou  reign    -    -    -    est  tri  -  umphant,     tri  -  umph  -  ant  for  -  ev    -    -  ei 

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353 


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a   God  of  won  -  ders 


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reign-est  tri  -  umphant  for  -  ev 


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thou  rei<m 


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reign    -    -   est    tri  -  umphant,  thou  reign  -  est,  thou  reign 


-  est  tri  -  umph  -  ant, . . .    thou  reign 


-  est  tri  -  umph  -  ant,  trt  - 


thou  reign 


est  tri  -  umphant,  tri  -  umph-ant    for  -  ev 


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est  for  -  ev  -  er-more,  thou  reign 

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thou  reign 


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thou    reign  -    -    -  est, 


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thou 

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355 


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est       tri  -  umph-ant  for  ev 


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reign  -  est  tri  -  umph-ant      for  -  ev 


-more,  thou  reign 


est  tri   -  umph-ant, 


thou 


art. 


-  -  est  tri  -  umph  -  ant  for  -  ev  -  -  -  er  -  more, 
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.  a  God  of     won  -  ders,       thou  reign 


est  tri 


thou  reign  - 


est  tri  -  umph  -  ant, 


thou  reign  - 


-   est   tri  - 


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tri    -    umph  -  ant, 


thou 


reign  -  est 


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thou  reign 


est   tri   -   umph  -  ant. 


356 


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thou  reign 


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357 


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umphant,        tri  -  umph-ant   for  -  ev  -  er  -  more. 


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tri  -  umph-ant   for  -  ev  -  er  -  more 


Stringed  Inslrnmcnts  Pizzicato. 


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reign  -  est, 


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est     tri  -  umphant,       tri  -  umphant,       tri-umph-ant       for  -  ev 


er  -  more, 


for  -  ev  -  ermoro  tri- 


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thou 


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ORGAN  INTERLUDES, 

DEDICATED  TO  EDWARD  HODGES,  MUS.  DOC,  BY  GEORGE  FREDERICK  BRISTOW, 

ORGANIST    AND    DIRECTOR    OF    MUSIC    AT    ST.   JOHN'S    CHURCH,    NEW  YORK. 


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ANTHEM  CHANT.  "Sing  to  the  Lord." 


367 


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Glo  -  ry  ye  in  his    ho  -  ly  name.     Ex  -  tol  him,     ex  -  tol  him,     re  -  joice  before   him. 

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1.  Sing  to  the  Lord,  sing  prais  -  -  es,    Sing  prais  -  -  es. 
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2  (  Sing  unto  the  Lord  |  bless — his  |  name ; 

j  Shew  forth  his  sal-  |  vation — from  |  day— to  |  day. 

3  (  Declare  his  glory  a-  |  mong — the  |  heathen, 

(  his  |  wonders — o-  |  mong — the  |  people. 

4  (  For  the  Lord  is  great,  and  greatly  |  to — be  |  praised: 
(  He  is  to  be  |  feared — a-  |  bove — all  |  gods. 

5  (  For  all  the  gods  of  the  |  nations — are  |  idols : 
j       but  the  |  Lord  |  made — the  |  heavens. 

6  J  Honor  and  majesty  |  are — be-  |  fore  him : 

(  Strength  and  |  beauty — are  |  in — his  |  sanctuary. 


368  ANTHEM  CHANT. — "  Blow  ye  the  trumpet." 


Chant  for  all  the  verses  except  7  and  16. 


(  1.  Blow  ye  tbG  trumpet  in  Zion,  and  sound  an  alarm  in  my  |  holy  |  mountain 
(  2.  Let  all  the  inhabitants  of  the  land  tremble,  for  the  day  of  the  Lord  |  cometh — 

it  is  |  nigh  at  1  hand. 

,  3.  A  day  of  darkness,  and  of  gloominess,  a  day  of  clouds  and  of  thick  dark- 
ness, as  the  morning  spread  up-  |  on.. the  |  mountains. 

^  4.  A  great  people  and  a  strong,  there  hath  not  been  ever  the  like,  neither 
shall  there  be  any  after  it,  even  to  the  |  years — of  j  many  gene-|rations. 

(  5.  A  fire  devoureth  before  them  ;  and  behind  them  a-  |  flame  |  burneth. 

\  6.  The  land  is  as  the  garden  of  Eden  before  them,  and  be-  |  hind — them  a  | 
deso — late  |  wilderness. 


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t  8.    The  earth  shall  quake  before  them,  the  |  heavens  shall  |  tremole. 
(  9.    The  sun  and  the  moon  shall  be  dark,  and  the  |  stars — shall  with-  |  draw 
their  |  shining. 

And  the  Lord  shall  utter  his  voice  before  his  army,  for  his  camp  is  very 
great :  for  he  is  strong  that  |  executeth  his  |  word.  [bide  it. 

For  the  day  of  the  Lord  is  great,  and  very  terrible,  and  |  who  j  can  a-| 
C  12.  Therefore  also  now,  saith  the  Lord,  turn  ye  even  to  me  with  |  all  your  |  hearts. 
(13.  And  with  fasting  and  with  |  weep — ing  |  and — with  |  mourning. 
(  14.  And  rend  your  hearts  and  not  your  garments,  and  turn  unto  the  |  Lord.. 
]  your  |  God. 

*  15.  For  he  is  gracious,  and  merciful,  and  slow  to  anger,  and  of  great  kind- 
ness, and  re-  |  penteth — him  |  of — the  |  evil. 


369 


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1st  &  7th  verses. 


CHANT.—"  God  be  merciful  unto  us." 


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3d  &  5th  verses. 
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1.  (  God  be  merciful  unto  us.  and  |  bless  us  ; 
(  And  cause  his  face  to  |  shine  up-  |  on  us. 

2.  (  That  thy  way  may  be  known  upon  |  earth, 
|  Thy  saving  |  health  a-  |  mong  all  |  nations. 

3.  |  Let  all  the  people  praise  thee,  O  |  < 


Let  |  all  the  people  |  praise  thee. 


.  <  Let  the  people  praise  thee,  0 

I  Let  |  all  the  people  |  prai-e  thee. 
.  (  Then  shall  the  earth  yield  her  |  increase, 
(  And  |  God,— even  our  |  own — God  will  |  bless  I 

earth  shall  |  fear  him. 


7.  j  God  shall  |  bless  us, 


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God  shall  |  bless  us, 
And  all  the  I  ends— of  the  I  earth  shall  |  fear  him 


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ANTHEM  CHANT,— "Hear  me  when  I  call," 


Hear  me  when  I  call,  0  God  |  of — my  |  righteousness 
Thou  hast  enlarged  me  when  I  was  in  distress  ;  have  mercy  upon  me,  and 
|  hearken — un-  |  to— my  |  prayer. 

{0  ye  sons  of  men,  how  long  will  ye  turn  my  glory  |  in — to  |  shame? 
How  long  will  ye  love  vanity,  |  and — seek  |  af — ter  |  leasing  ? 

Solo. 


3.  (  But  know  that  the  Lord  hath  set  apart  him  that  is  godly  |  for — him  |  self 
(  The  Lord  will  hear  when  I  )  call  |  un — to  |  him. 

4.  \  Stand  in  awe  |  and — sin  \  not  : 

)  Commune  with  your,  own  heart  upon  your  |  bed — and  |  be —  |  stilL 

5.  f  Offer  the  sacrifices  of  |  right — eous  |  ness, 
(  And  put  your  |  trust  |  in — the  |  Lord. 

6.  \  There  be  many  that  say,  who  will  shew  us  |  a — ny  |  good  ? 
Lord,  lift  thou  up  the  light  of  thy  |  countenauce  up-  |  on —  |  us. 


7.  |  Thou  hast  put  gladness  |  in — my  |  heart, 


More  than  in  the  time  that  their  |  corn — and  their  |  wine — in-  |  creased. 
I  will  both  lay  me  down  in  |  peace — and  |  sleep  ; 
For  thou,  Lord,  only  |  makest — me  |  dwell — in  |  safety. 


9.  Thou  hast 
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ANTHEM  CHANT. — "Praise  ye  the  Lord." 

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{  For  thou  hast  done  wonderful  things  ;  thy  counsels  of  old  are  |  faith — ful- 
|  ness — and  |  truth. 
3.  (  In  that  day  shall  this  song  be  sung  in  the  |  land — of  |  Judah; 

(  We  have  a  strong  city,  salvation  will  God  ap  |  point — for  |  walls — and  | 
bulwarks. 


4.  (  Open  |  ye — the  |  gates, 

\  That  the  righteous  nation  which  keepeth  the  |  truth — may  |  en — ter  [  in. 

5.  (  Thou  wilt  keep  him  in  perfeot  peace,  whose  mind  is  |  stayed— on  |  thee. 
J  Because  he  |  trust— eth  |  in  |  thee. 

6.  J  Trust  ye  in  the  |  Lord — for  |  ever  : 

iFor  in  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  |  ev — er  |  last — ing  |  strength. 


372 


CHANT.   "Passing  away." 


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1  Passing  a  |  way  !  | 

'Tis  told  by  the  dew-drops  that  |  sparkle  at  |  morn,  | 
And  when  the  noon  cometh,  are  |  gone,  ever  |  gone;  | 
They  all  in  their  diamond-like  |  glittering  say  | 
Marl's  life  like  our  |  radiance  is  |  passing  a- 1  way,  | 
J¥ivay!  |  Passing  |  away. 

2  Passing  a  |  way  !  | 

'Tis  written  in  flowers  that  |  bloom  at. .our  |  side,  | 
Then  wither  away  in  their  |  beauty  and  |  pride ;  | 
Though  speechless^fhey  warn  us  each  |  hour  of  the  day 
Man's  life,  like  ouw|  bloom,  is  fast  |  passing  a- 1  way,  | 
Away !  |  Passing  away. 


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3  Passing  a  I 

'Tis  sighed  by  the  leaves  .when  the  |  chill  Autumn  |  breeze,  | 
Tears  rudely  their  hold  fjom  the  |  wind-shaken  |  trees;  | 
They  whisper  alike  to  the  |  thoughtful  and  gay;  | 
Man's  life  like  the/|  Autumn  leaf  |  passeth  a-  |  way,  | 
Away!  |  Passeth  |  away. 

4  Passing  a  |  way  !  | 

The  dear  ones  we  loved  in  our  |  youth's  happy  |  morn,  | 
Now  gone  to  that  bourne  from  which  |  none  may  re-  |  torn  I  | 
Speak  gently  unto  us,  oh !  |  list  while  ye  may,  | 
Man's  short  life  is  |  passing,  is  |  passing  a-  |  way,  | 
Away!  |  Passing  |  away. 


CHANT.    "  The  Star  of  Bethlehem." 


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The  glittering  host  be-  |  stud  the  |  sky, 
One  star  alone,  of  all  the  train, 

Can  fix  the  |  sinner's  |  wandering  |  eye. 
Hark!  hark!  to  God  the  chorus  breaks  I 

From  |  every  host,  from  |  every  gem,  | 
But  one  alone  the  Saviour  speaks, — 

It  is  the  |  Star  of  |  Bethle-  |  hem. 

2  Once  on  the  raging  seas  I  rode; 

The  storm  was  loud,  the  |  night  was  |  dark, 
The  ocean  yawn'd,  and  rudely  blow'd 
The  wind  that  1  toss'd  my  f  foundering  |  bark, 


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Deep  horror  then  my  vitals  froze,  | 

Death  |  struck,  I  ceased  the  |  tide  to  stem, 
When  suddenly  a  star  arose, — 

It  was  the  |  Star  of  |  Bethle-  |  hem. 
It  was  my  guide,  my  light,  my  all ; 

It  made  my  dark  fore-  |  bodings  |  cease; 
And  through  the  storm  and  danger's  thrall, 

It  |  led  me — to  the  |  port  of  |  peace, 
Now  safely  moor'd,  my  perils  o'er, 

I'll  |  sing  first. .in  night's  |  diadem  | 
For  ever  and  forevermore 

The  I  Star  of  Bethle-  I  hem. 


Verses  1  and  2. 


CHANT.  "The  living  and  the  dead."  373 

Verses  3  and  i. 

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L   fF/tare  arc  the  |  dead  ?  |  In  heaven  or  hell, 
Their  disembodied  |  spirits  |  dwell  ; 
Their  buried  forms,  in  bonds  of  clay 
Reserved  un-  |  til  the  |  judgement  |  day. 

2.   JPfco  are  the  |  .dead  !  |  The  sons  of  time 
In  every  age,  and  |  state,  and  |  clime. 
Renown'd,  dishonor'd, — or  forgot, 
The  place  that  |  knew  them  |  knows  them  |  not. 


3.  Where  are  the  |  living?  |  On  the  ground,  | 
Where  |  prayer  is  heard,  and  |  mercy  found  J 
Where  in  the  period  of  a  span, 

The  mortal  j  makes  th'  im-  |  mortal  |  man. 

4.  Who  are  the  |  living  ?  |  They  whose  breath  | 
Draws  |  every  moment  |  nigh  to  death  ;  | 
Of  bliss  or  woe  th'  eternal  heirs, 

Oh  !  "what  an  I  awful  I  choice  is  I  theirs. 


5.  Then  timely  warned,  may  we  begin 
To  follow  Christ  and  flee  from  sin 
Daily  grow  up  in  him  our  Head, 
Lord  of  the  living  and  the  dead,  j 


374 


ANTHEM  CHANT.  "Hallelujah." 


Seinpre  fortissiruo. 

■+- 


— 

1.  Hal-le 

2.  Hal-le 

3.  Hal-le 


i  i 

-  lu-jah ! 

-  lu-jah  ! 

-  lu-jah ! 


Hal  -  le  - 
Hal  -  le  - 
Hal  -  le  - 


lu  -  jah  !  Hal  -  lc 
lu-jah!  Hal  -  le 
lu  -  jah  !   Hal  -  le 


— i — 


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  ■   —  ,         — g>  — 

Blessing,  and  glory,  and  wisdom,  and  thanksgiving,  and  honor,  and 

Salvation  to  our  God  which  sitteth  upon  the  throne,  and  

We  give  thee  thanks,  0  Lord  


power  and 
unto  the 
God,  Al  - 


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might     Be  unto  our 
Lamb..  A  - 

mighty  Which  art  and 


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God  for- 
men,  Halle  - 
wast  and 


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ever 
lu  - 
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and 
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to 

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ever. 

Amen.  4.  Hal 


le   -  lu  -  jah, 


Hal 


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le  -  lu 


jah, 


Hal  -  le 


V— - 


lu  -  jah,        Hal  -  le 


J  -A. 


lu  -  jah, 

I 


For   the  Lord  God  Om-nip  -  o  -  tent  reigtieth  ; 


=  -Ft— —  ^ZT-^2- 


4= 


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1.  1^ 


The  kingdoms  of  this  world  are  become  the  kingdoms  of  our 


375 


11  *  J   l-l    I  J  I  J  4-1'  J  J  |  "£k!j—i-\sl  Jl  m  .  l_J-J  I  J  |qM 

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Lord  and  of  his  Christ,  and 


he   shall  reign  for 
IS 


I  r 
ev  -  er  and 


ev  -  er  and 


ev 


Kins;  of 


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kings,  and  Lord  of  lords, 
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376         SERVICE  OF  THE  PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH,  BY  II.  S.  CUTLER. 

VENITE. 


is: 


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mwiwm 


1SSL 


r- 


1.  0  come,  let  us  sing  un-   -       -   -    -  to  the 

3.  For  the  Lord  is  a   great .... 

5.  The  sea  is  his,   and  he 

7.  For  he  is  the   Lord  our 

10.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to  the 


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Lord,  Let  us  heartily  rejoice  in  the   strength  of 

God,  and  a  great   King  a 

made  it,  and  his  bands  pre- ... .   par  -  ed 

God,  and  we  are  the  people  of  his  pasture  and  the ... .  sheep  of 

Son,  and   to  the 


our 

bove 
the 

his. 
Ho 


sal 
all 
dry 


— s»— 
vation. 
gods, 
land : 
hand  : 
Ghost. 


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2.  Let  us  come  before  his  presence   with  thanks  -  giving, 

4.  In  his  hand  are  all  the  corners   of        the  earth, 

6.  O  come,  let  us  worship   and     fall  down, 

8.  0  worship  the  Lord  in  the   beauty  of  holiness, 

9.  For  he  cometb,  for  he  cometh  to   judge  the  earth, 

11.  As  it  was  in  tho  beginning,  is  now,  and  ev  -  ex      shall  be, 


and  show  ourselves   glad 

and  the  strength  of  the   hills 

and  kneel  be-   fore 

let  the  whole  earth   stand 

and  with  righteousness  to  judge  the  world  and  the  pco 
world   with 


VENITE. 


MOKNINGTON. 


377 


BEFORE  THE  PORTION  OF  PSALMS. 


-<S>- 


"fir?  A  -  I 


— ?zr   

L  0  come,  let  us  sing  un- 


-<s>- 


22: 


to  the 


3.  For  the  Lord  is  a   great .... 

5.  The  sea  is  his,   and  he 

7.  For  he  is  the   Lord  our 

10.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to  the 


Lord,  Let  us  heartily  rejoice  in  the   strength  of 

God,  and  a  great   King  a 

made  it,  and  his  hands  pre-   par  -  ed 

God,  and  we  are  the  people  of  his  pasture  and  the ....    sheep  of 

Son,  and   to  the 


our 
bove 
the 
his. 
Ho 


sal 
all 
dry 


vation. 

gods. 

land : 
hand  : 
Ghost. 


r 


I 


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2.  Let  us  come  before  his  presence   with  thanks  -  giving, 

4.  In  his  hand  are  all  the  corners   of        the  earth, 

6.  O  come,  let  us  worship   and    fall  down, 

8.  0  worship  the  Lord  in  the   beauty  of  holiness, 

9.  For  he  cometh,  for  he  cometh  to   judge  the  earth, 

11.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and  ev  -  er  shall  be, 

1481 


and  show  ourselves   glad 

and  the  strength  of  the   hills 

and  kneel  be-   fore 

let  the  whole  earth   stand 

and  with  righteousness  to  judge  the  world  and  the  peo 
world   t   with 


psalms. 

also. 
Maker. 

him. 

truth 


378 


GLORIA  PATRI. 

AFTER   THE   PORTION   OF  PSALMS 


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and  to 


the       Son,       and  to 
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2£ 


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Glo   ry       be     to  the      Fa  -  ther, 


and     to         the      Son,       and      to      the       Ho  -  ly     Ghost ;     As    it     was    in   the  be- 


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IOSztJ 

Allegro. 


GLORIA  IN  EXCELSIS. 


H.  S.  CUTLER. 


379 


(XL  *4  f— f= 


— iS»- 


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Glo  -  ry     be     to       God     on     high,   and  on  earth  peace,  good   will  tow'rd  men.       We    priise..    thee,       we      bless....  thee, 


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we     glo  -  ri  -  fy  thee, 


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we    give  thanks  to  thee    for    thy   great  glo  -  ry. 


heavenly  King, 


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God   the     Fa  -  ther      Al  -  migh  -  ty. 


O  Lord, 


the     on  -  ly     be  -   got  -  ten     Son  Je 


sus 


Christ. 


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0    Lord    God,  Lamb   of     God,    Son    of     the  Fa 


ther. 


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381 


world. 


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have     mer  -  cy     up    •    on . 


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us. 


have    mer  -  cy     up  - 


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us.    Thou  that     tak  -  est     a  -  way     the     sins      of     the    world,       re  -  ceive   our     prayer.      Thou  that 


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re  -  ceive. 


prayer. 


382 


2 


3^ 


32 


22t 


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on  -  ly 


art 


ho  -  ly, 


thou 


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art 


the 


Lord. 


Thou. . 


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Thou 


on  - 


ly,  O  Christ,  with  the 


383 


3= 


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fe-i — r 


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Thou . 


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Ho 


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Ghost,      art  most  high 


on    -    -    ly,  Thou  .  on  -  ly,      O . . .  Christ, 


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Thou 


on 


1  '"ITE 


Thou. 


on 


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Christ, 


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1. J  .  J 1 1 — H 


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Ghost 


art     most  high 


in     the       Glo  -  ry  of 


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the 


Fa  -  ther. 


A    -   -   -    -    -  men. 


Fa-ther     art  most 


high 


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men. 


Ghost,       art    most  high 


in  the 


"Jlo  -  ry 


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221 


p 


Fa  -  ther. 


384 


TRIPLE  CHANT. 


GLORIA  IN  EXCELSIS. 

AFTER  THE  PORTION  OF  PSALMS. 


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1.  Glory  be  to   God     on  high, 

2.  We  praise  thee,  we  bless  thee,  we   wor  -  ship  thee, 

9.  For  thou  only   art   •  holy, 

10.  Thou  only,  O  Christ,  with  the   Ho   -   ly  Ghost, 


and  on  earth   peace,  good  will 

we  glorify  thee,  we  give  thanks  to   thee     for  thy 

thou  only   art   the . 

art  most  high  in  the   glory    of"  God 


towards  men. 
great  glory. 

  Lord. 

the  Father. 
A-men. 


-g- 


-<S- 


-G- 


-G- 


Z3L 


3.  0  Lord  God   heav'n-ly 

4.  0  Lord,  the  only  begotten  Son   Je  -  sus 


1(21 


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Christ,       O  Lord  God,  Lamb  of.   God,  Son 


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of 


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mighty. 

Father. 


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3:— <zl 


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5.  That  takest  away  the   sins 

A  Thou  that  takest  away  the   sins 

that  takest  away  the   sins 

i  that  sittest  at  the  right  hand  of   God 


f 


JO. 

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r- 


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of  the  world,  have  mercy   up  -  on  us. 

of  the  world,  have  mercy   up  -  on  us. 

of  the  world,  re-   ceive  our  prayer. 

the  Father,  have  mercy.   up  -  on  us. 


TE  DEUM.  (In  F.) 


CHAS.  KING.  M.  B. 


385 


TENOR. 


Fall. 


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ALTO. 


^ — J^^^^==^.-i±  Zzjzg^Z^zg 


We  praise  thee,  0  God  !  we  ac-knowledge  thee  to  be  the  Lord, 
soprano.  — v 


All  the  earth  doth  wor-ship  thee,  the  Fa-ther    ev  -  er  -  last-ing. 


^2 


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r  f 


We  praise  thee,  O    God !  we   ac-knowledge  thee  to 


BASS.  -e- 


J- 


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^2: 


?2ZZJE 


be    the  Lord, 


HP 


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J-  -J-  -i 


ev  -  er 


last 


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— zt=^ — 

1 — T: 

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3= — ! — 1  1  

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1=r- 


Can. 


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the  Heav'ns  and  all,  and  all   the  pow'rs  there-in. 


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3 


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ISZZ22: 


To  thee  all     An-gels  cry 

3=3 


loud, 


.1    I  41, 


the  Heav'ns,  and  all  the  Heav'ns,  and  all  the  pow'rs  there  in 


To  thee,   Cher-u  -  bim  and 


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J-  J-  J-    J.  A  J.  A 


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the  Heav'ns,  and  all  the  Heav'ns,  and  all,  and  all    the  pow'rs  there-in 

— J — i— J__]_  L.T_J. 


J- 


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the  Heav'ns  and  all  the  pow'rs  there-in 


386 


Fall. 


±JFr- 1   1  i  t—=t 


-<s>- 
X- 


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fed— — 


Ser  -  a 


=4 


-  phim   con  -  tin  -  u  -  al  -  ly    do  cry,    Ho  -  ly,     Ho  -  ly,    Ho  -  ly,  Lord  God    of     Sa  -  ba  -  oth, 

Full.    


Heav'n  aud  eartn  are    full    of  the 


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J.  J. 


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Dec  Can.   

— i — lT"i~i  1    -Uj-~~T1"t3:=3;T===^==j^-(s»  I^H-r— : 

-* — -If^-^  1 — TT'+  1  ±J  --^f-s^ 


-I — I — L 


maj-es  -  ty   of   thy    Glo  -  ry,        The  glo-ri  -  ous  com  -  pa  -  ny   of      the  A  -  pos-tles 


^-ZZj==^TT~  i— u-r— r'l  uj^-f  I  JlJ  i  -j^t-^tT  !il  ifrrnr1~fiTTTjJ  i4jl 

es  -  ty  of  thy  Glo  -  ry, 


maj 


The  glo-ri  -  ous  com  -  pa  -  ny    of      the    A  -  pos  -  ties  praise  thee,  The  good-ly   fel  -  low  -  ship  of  the  Proph-ets 


 Dec. 

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3 


Tz(H_pjpz1, — pdt.pi — rzf — fL_±Lf> — p — f. — fzi-P— r— m  *  ffi 

if  f  r  i  i.i 


maj-es  -  ty  of  thy  Glo  —  -  ty, 


msi-oa  .  tv    of    thy     Glo  -  ry. 


Dec.  I 

The  glo-ri  -  ous  com  -  pa  -  ny  of 


the     A  •  nos  .  ties 


387 


Dec. 


,   Can.   Foil. 


^ — J — j — i-j  i  ii-ri^iTn  1-+h"  i  1 1  J».  J=j    1  ^Pp=1 — I — 11 


praisc  thee,  The  no  -  ble    ar  -  my  of    Mar-tyrs  praise   thee,  The   ho  -  ly  Church  throughout  all  the  world  doth  ac-knowl-edgc  thee,  The  Fa-ther 


=!  1- 


p      Z  "  ~p~~    *  o 

■f   f  f 


is: 


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4 — « — \- 


-0 


22=: 


II    III!  I 


—v,  L. 


::^S 


1 — r 


1 


Ma  -  jes  -  ty, 


of    an  in  -  fi  -  nite,  in  -  fi  -  nite   Ma  -  jes  -  ty, 
=t=t 


 1 —  1  V^1   Z-   s  ^ 

Thine  a  -  dor  -  a  -  ble,  true,  and  on  -  ly    Son,   and    on  -  ly   Son,  Al  -  so  the  Ho  -  ly 


Thine  a  -  dor  -  a  -  ble,  true,  and  on  -  ly    Son,    and    on  -  ly  Son,  Al-so   the    Ho  -  ly 


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388 


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0   Christ. 


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122 


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Ghost  the      Com  -  fort  -  er. 


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Dec 


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Thou      art     the       ev  -  er  -  last  -  i 


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122: 


Thou 


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389 


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took'st  up-on  thee    to  de  -  liv  -  er  man,  thou  didst  humble  tby-self  to     be    born  of     a   Vir-gin:When  thou  hadst  overcome  the  sharpness  of  death, thou  didst 

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rt>— 3 


irr. 


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390 


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Dec 


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thy    peo  -  pie,  and   bless  thine  her  -  i  -  tage 


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T2: 
A  llesro. 


JUBILATE  DEO. 

AFTER  SECOND  LESSON. 


J.  K.  PYNE. 


393 


XL 


\ — I    I  — F 


O      be       joy  -  ful,      0     be     joy -fill    in  the    Lord     all    ye    lands,  serve  the  Lord,  the  Lord  with    glad-ness,  and  come   be-fore  hia 

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his    peo  -  pie  and 


the  sheep  of   his    pas  -    ture.      0     go  your  way    in  -  to     his  gates  with  thanks-giv 


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we  are  his    peo  -  pie 


and     the  sheep 


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ing,    and     in  -    to      his     courts  with     praise ; 


he 


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his 


name. 


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to      his     courts   with      praise ;  be       thank  -  ful     un  -  to       him    and     speak   good      of  his  name. 


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For        the     Lord,   the  Lord  is     gra  -  cious,   his      mer  -  cy     is    ev  -  er  -  last  -  ing,      hi$      mer  -  cy       is  ev 


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is: 


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last  -   ing     and    his  truth 


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396 


JUBILATE. 


AFTER   SECOND  LESSON. 


DR.  DUPUIS. 


— &- 


-<s>  &- 


m 


±=t=t: 


is; 


y  &. 


i 


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15L 


1.  0  be  joyful  in  the  Lord   all    ye  lands;  serve  the  Lord  with  gladness,  and  come  before  his    presence  with   a  song. 

3.  O  go  your  way  into  his  gates  with  thanks-  ) 

giving,  and  into  his  \  courts  with  praise  ;  be  thankful  unto  him,  and   speak  good  of    his  name. 

5.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to     the       Son,  and   to   the  Ho  -  ly  Ghost. 


i 


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At  G  

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3 — 1 1 

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—  *  

^  g  * 

2.  Be  ye  sure  that  the  Lord   he     is       God,       it  is  he  that  hath  made  us,  and  not  we  ourselves,  ? 

we  are  his  people  and  the  \  sheep   of  his  pasture. 

4.  For  the  Lord  is  gracious,  his  mercy  is .  . .    ev  -  er  -  lasting,     and  his  truth  endureth  from  generation  to   gen  -  e     -  ra     -  tion. 

6.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and     ev  -  er   shall  be,    world   with  -  out  end,  A  -  men. 


BENEDICTUS. 


AFTER  SECOND  LESSON. 


MORNINGTON. 


397 


•ms — 


I 


=l=d: 


s- 


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-G»- 


r.  Blessed  be  the  Lord  God  of   Is  -  ra 

8.  As  he  spake  by  the  mouth  of  his   ho  -  ly 

5.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to  the 


3- 


el :      for  he  hath  visited   and  re 

prophets,  which  have  been   since  the 

Son,      and   to  the 


deemed  his  people, 
world    be    -  gan. 
Ho  -  ly  Ghost; 


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I 


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i 


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I 


5*±fe  SZ-  Z  fag-- 

b  >>  I-r— 

2.  And  hath  raised  up  a  mighty  sal-   va  - 

4.  That  we  should  be  saved  from  our   en  - 

6.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and   ev  - 


tion 
e  - 
er 


for  us       in  the^ouse     of 

mies,        and  from  the   hand 

shall  be,     world   with  -  out 


ggr-r; 

bis 
of 


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ser  -  vant 
all  that 
end,  A 


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David, 
hate  us. 
men. 


398 


tog: 


BENEDICTUS. 

AFTER  SECOND  LESSON. 

-  I 


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&h  > 


-<s>- 


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z=^:bzz  zzzzzzzzzzzz  z=tztz= 

1.  Blessed  be  the  Lord   God 

3.  As  he  spake  by  the  mouth  of  his   ho  • 

5.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to 


H.  S.  CUTLER. 


-— <5>  


■j^i-l— *z::zr 


r  r 


of 
the 


Israel ;        for  he  hath  visi-  ted  and 

prophets,       which  have  been   since 

Son,         and   to 


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re  •  deemed 
the  world 
the      Ho  • 


z=s:= 


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his 
be 


people ; 
gan; 
Ghost ; 


\ 


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j— e>- 


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re 


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2.  And  hath  raised  up  a  mighty  sal  -   va  - 

4.  That  we  should  be  saved   from 

6.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and ....      ev  « 


EE 


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tion 
our 
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for  us, 
enemies, 
shall  be, 


in  the  house   of  his 

and  from  the   hand  of 

world   with  -  out 


ser  ■ 
all 
end, 


vant 
that 
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David, 
hate  us. 
men- 


GLORIAS. 


No.  L 


CUTLER. 


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Glo  -  ry  be     to      thee,   O  Lord. 


AFTER  THE  GOSPEL  IS  NAMED. 
No.  2. 

!    I    r-r-  -r  ^  ) 


-O — O- 
H  1  


No.  3. 

L'ninun. 


CUTLER. 


■4- 


1    j     1  1 

Glo-ry     be    to     thee,    O  Lord. 

_   J   J  , 

0;  tr^—  #g — lal 

--b-4r-=p==-p~ 


Glo  -  ry  be    to    tbee,    0  Lord. 


RESPONSE. 


CALAH. 


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Lord,  have      mer  -  cy        up  -   on       us,      and     in  -  cline     our  hearts, 


and 


in  -  cline 


St 


our    hearts  to 


3=JjULj .  nil  r  J  I  jJ 


4= 


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11 


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Lord,  have      mer  -  cy        up  -    on  us, 


5^ 


and  in  -  cline        our     hearts,        our    hearts  to 


52: 


It 


400 


RESPONSES.  Continued. 

AFTER  THE  LAST  COMMANDMENT. 


a  \-& 


3= 


SI 


keep  this      law.        and     write  all  these  thy       laws, . 


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H.  S.  CUTLER. 


Ho-ly,      ho  -  ly,     ho-ly,  Lord  God  of  hosts;  Heav'n  and  earth  are  full  of  thy    glo  -  ry  ;  Glo-ry    be   to    thee,  0  Lord,  Most  High,  A-men. 


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DR.  RANDALL. 


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3.  The  Lord  declared   his     sal   -  vation, 

'5.  Show  yourselves  joyful  unto  the  Lord, ....  all     ye  lands, 

7.  With  trumpets   also,  and  shawms, 

9.  Let  the  floods  clap  their  hands,  and  let  the  ) 

hills  be  joyful  together  be-  )  fore   the  Lord  ; 

11.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and   to     the  Son, 


for  he   bath  done  mar-vellous 

his  righteousness  hath  he  openly   showed  in  the  sight  of  the 

sing,  re-   joice,  and      give .... 

O  show  yourselves  joyful  be-    fore     the     Lord  the 

for  he   cometh  to     judge  the 

and   to      the     Ho  -  ly 


things, 
heathen, 
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King. 

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4.  He  hath  remembered  his  mercy  and  truth  towards  )  house  of 

the  / 

6.  Praise  the  Lord  up-   on  the 

8.  Let  the  sea  make  a  noise,  and  all  that   there  -  in 

10.  With  righteousness  shall  he   jQdge  *he 

12.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and   ev  -  er 


arm, 
Israel, 

harp, 

is, 
world, 
shall  be, 


hath  he  gotten  him-   self 

and  all  the  ends  of  the  world  have  seen  ) 

the  sal-  5    va  -  tion 

sing  to  the  harp  with  a   psalm .  . . 

the  round  world,  and   they  that 

and  the   peo  -  pie 

world   with  -  out 


of  our 
of  thanks  • 
dwell  there 
with . .  . 
end,  A  - 


God. 
giving. 
■  in. 
equity 
men. 


402 


BONUM  EST  CONPITERI. 


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6.  Glory  bo  to  the  Fathor,  and   to  tho 


Lord, 
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and  to  sing  praises  unto  thy   name, ....       O     roost  highest. 

upon  a  loud  instrument   and     up    -    on     tho  harp. 

and   to      tho        Ho  -  ly  Ghost. 


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2.  To  tell  of  thy  loving  kindness  early   In     the     morning,    and  of  thy  truth  in  tho  night . 

4.  For  thou.  T.ord,  hast  mado  me  glad   through  thy    works,      and  I  will  rejoice  in  giving  praise  for  the  ope  -  ra  -  tions    of    thy  hands. 

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That  tby  way  may  be                known  upon  earth,  thy  Having   health    a   -  mong  all  nationa 

Let  tbe  people   praiae tbee,0       God;  yea,                                                          let  all       the  peo  -  pie  praiae 

O  let  the  nationa  re-   joiee    and  be      tUvd  ;  for  thou  abalt  judge  the  folk  righteously  and  govern  the  na  -  tiorie  up  -  on  earth 

Let  the  people   praiae  thee,  0  God ;  yea  let  all      the  peo  ■  pie  praiae 


ALTO. 


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H.  PURCELL. 


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5.  Let  the  people  

6.  Then  shall  the  earth  bring. 

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earth,  thy  saving   health   a  -  mong  all  nations. 

God  ;  yea,  let  all  the   peo  -  pie    praise ....  thee. 

glad  ;  for  thou  shalt  judge  the  folk  righteously  and  ) 

govern  the  |  na  •  tions     up  -  on  earth. 

God  ;  yea,  let  all  the   peo  -  pie    praise ....  thee. 

increase;  and  God,  even  our  own   God   shall    give  us  his  blessing. 

bless  us  ;  and  all  the  ends  of  the   world  shall  fear   him. 


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9,  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and   ev  -  er    shall  be,    world   with  -  out     end,    A    -  men. 


408 


BENEDIC  ANIMA  MEA. 


AFTER  SECOND  LESSON. 


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3.  As  he  spake  by  the  mouth  of  his  ho    -    ly.  . 

4.  That  we  should  be  saved  from  our.. 

5.  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  to  the . 

6.  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and  ever 


Israel  :  for  be  hath  visited  and 

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GENERAL  INDEX. 


Abbot  39 

Abridge  138 

Ackron.....  94 

Acton  58 

Ain  M54 

Alema  188 

Alfreton  73 

Aliph  Ill 

All  Saints  77 

Allston  141 

Alton  95 

America  209 

Ammiel  107 

Amsterdam  226 

Anthony  .  191 

Ariel  170 

Ark  ton  41 

Arlington  116 

Atlantic  76 

Averill  172 

Aylesbury  157 

Babylon  80 

Badea  ...155 

Baldwin  139 

Balerma  131 

Barendon  .59 

Baron  174 

Barton  

Beecher  103 

Beethoven  .....63 

Belmont  86 

Belviderc  84 

Benedict  101 

Benefield  126 

Bennington  ....60 

Benteen  224 

Bethany  217| 

Bethlehem  193| 

Bfvacher  43 

Blanche  82 

Blandford  74 

Blendon  52! 

Bloomington  184 

Bowdoin  192 

Bo  wdoinham  .171 

Bowen  46 

Boylston  144 

Braintree  89 

Brattle  Street  138 

Brighton  1191 

Britain  148, 

Bruce  ,...89! 


Calcott... 
Calmar... 
Calvin.. . . 
Cambridge 
Canaan. . . 
Cantica. . . 
Canton  ... 
Carlton... 
Carmi .... 
Casco  .... 
Caspian  .. 
Castine. .. 
Chester... 
China .... 
Choral.... 
Clapton . . . 
Claremont 
Clifford... 
Collins  ... 
Concord  .. 
Confidence 
Constantia 
Converse  . 
Coronation 
Cosinna  .. 
Cromwell. 
Crosby  . . . 
Danvers  .. 
Danville  .. 
Darwells.. 

David  

Dean  Street 
Dedham 
Devizes. 
Devonshire 
Dover  .... 
Dresden  .. 
Dunbar. . . 
D wight  Qh 
Eagleton. 
Easthurn 
East  Street 

Eher  

Edrei  

Edwards. . 
Effingham 
Egremont. 

Elim  

Ellenthorpe 
Ellington 
Elmore  .. 
Elysium  , 


169 
164 
139 
.131 
,.97 
,.83 
,180 
158 
.118 
..40 
214 
190 
..87 
,.57 
,121 
,164 
,.45 
,140 
.194 
.158 
213 
.204 
,194 
,112 
.173 
,.98 
.151 
..64 
,.75 
.176 
.106 
,127 
,102 
,102 
,180 
,140 
..71 
.91 
.39 
.54 
156 
.137 
..53 
.143 
.  123 
..46 
,173 
,129 
..57 
176 
.681 
150 


Epiphany. 

Erie  

Eschol.... 
Eshtemoa. 
Europa  . .. 
Evening  .. 
Fairlee  . .. 
Einsbury  Chapel 
Ereeport. ... 

Gaddiel  

Germania. .. 
Geshon ..... 
Gethsemane 
Gideoni...., 
Glastenbury 
Golden  Hill  . 
Goodrich 
Gorton  .. 
Granville 
Greenfield 
Greenville 
Groves  .. 

Hamilton 
Handel  . . 
Flamner  . 
Hanniel  . 
Hanover . 
Hardwick 
Harlem.. 
Harmony 
Harpswell 
Hartland . 
Hauptmann 
Hay  ward 
Heber  . . . 
Hebron  . . 
Helon  . . . 
Hemans  . 

Hill  

Bitter  ... 
Hooksett 
(Ioosley  . 
Howard  . 
Hudson. . 

Iden  

Invitation 
Invocation 
Ipswich 
Irish  ... 
Israel... 


Italian  Hymn 


.224  Jubilee  204 

.188jJudson  VI 

.106  Juniata  142 

•181!Kedron  90 

-163  Kendrick  145 


.191 
.195 
.108 
..67 
..61 
.162 
.127 
.225 
..99 
..55 
.155 
.227 
.136 
.190 
.117 
.196 
.109 

..88 
.136 
.210 
.128 


,..66 
..96 
.212 
..78 
.146 
..45 


.119 
..77 
.100 
.208 
.105 
..90 
..92 
.219 
..96 


Kensington  55 

Kent  1631 

Kirby  133 

Kohath  44 

Lamoille  68 

Lancaster  110 

Landaff  42 

Landgrove  62 

Lanesborough  96 

Lanesville  81 

Lang]  and  91 

Lawton  .86 

Le  Baron  120 

Leclmh  183 

Ledyard  49 

Leighton  125 

Lenox  179 

Lenton  59 

Leominster  82 

Le  Roy  93 

Leyden  ,  ....57 

Libauus  177 

Limington  218 

Lincoln  42 

Lind  :  175 

Lisbon  156 

Liverpool  117 

Livonia  199 

Loring  153 

Ludgate  199 

Lyman  211 

Lynn  122 

Lyra  81 


Magnus  224 

Maine  110 

Mair  150 

Manchester  113 

,  Manor  159 

143  Mario w  116 

.85jMartineau  211 

163!  Martyr  211 

201  Mayence  212 

.74jMftzzinghi  63 

124iMear  124 

184;Meclenburg  73 

209 1  Melrose  43 


Melton  126  Peterborough  102 

Melvin  84;Phillipston  168 

Merari  67  Pleyel's  Hymn  192 

Meribah  169Poftland  185 

Methuen  216  Prentiss  ..."  79 

Micali  201  Prestwich  109 

Middleton  48  Purcell  210 

Milbank  135  „  . 

Milford  218  Kamah  113 

Milton  56i£astc' {f» 

Missionary  Hymn  226 \l?^on 

Montaigne..:  178IRhodes  220 

Montgomery  50 

Montreal  115 


Morning  ton  153 

Mount  Olivet  ...147 

Mount  Zion  223 

Mulhegan  56 

Muskingum  142 

Nahum  76 

Naples  166 

Nashville  181 

Nazareth  64 

Neginah  200 

Nerva  216 

Newcastle  206 

Newport. 
Newry 


Riley  155 

Rink  104 

Rinkton  69 

Rochelle  114 

Rochester  152 

Rockport  48 

Rossiter  160 

Rotherlithe  222 

Rotterdam  36 


Sabbath  65 

Sadi  215 

Sahara  222 

St.  Benedict  49 

St.  Clement's  122 

 69|St.  Johns  124 

...130  St  Joseph  105 


Newton  131  St.  Marks  70 

New  York  107  St.  Mary  120 

New  Zion  38  St.  Nicholas  37 

Northfield  78  St.  Thomas  144 

Northumberland  13.',  Sal  cm  50 

Nottingham  112  Salvador  99 

Nuremburg  1 02  Sandusky  51 


Ocean   


 199 


Sarea  Ill 


Old  Hundred  35 


-Sax  ton  165 


oimutz  .'.*.*.'; .' ; ;  .*.*  i  og!  5easons  1? 


Ontario  203 

Oreb  187 

Ortonville  140 

Owestry  37 

Pacific  148 

Paley  145 

Parnell  164 

Passumpsick  182 

Pastorale  96 

Paxton  47 

Pembroke  1 30 

Perley  101 

Persopolis  222! 


Seaver  , 

Seaville  

Sebastian.... 
Seva  


...66 
...92 
..189 
..219 


Shelomi  134 

Shirland  149 

Sicilv  196 

i  227 

Silver  Street  144 

Sinitlilield  141 

Somerset  146 

Southbury  40 

Southeate  217 

Southincton  197 


Sprague  152 

Springton  72 

Stephens  112 

Stevenson  41 

Stoddard  36 

Stowe  103 

Stratton  1 60 

Sudbury  58 

Sullivan  1 98 

Sunbury  1 15 

Swanville  85 

Talcott  215 

Temple  70 

Thornton  132 

Tremont  157 

Tremont  Temple  108 

Trinity  123 

Truro  52 

Trust  133 

Tunbridge  167 

Twisden  220 

Union  Street  129 

Urwick  208 

Uxbridge  64 

Venice  151 

Verilius  201 

Waitsfield  195 

Wakefield  71 

Walton  214 

Ward  77 

Warren  132 

Watchman  149 

Waterland  220 

Waterston  1 04 

Welby  100 

Wellington  218 

Wells  62 

Westford  161 

Westham  125 

Westminster  154 

Westmore  134 

Weston  1 65 

Wickforxl  93 

Wilmot  196 

Wimborne  60 

Windham  71 

Winfield  79 

Winhall  178 

Woodstock  116 

Young  202 

Zion  89 


METRICAL  INDEX. 


413 


L.  M. 

Abbot  39 

Acton  58 

Alfreton  73 

All  Saints  77 

Ark  ton  41 

Atlantic  76 

Babylon  80 

Ba  rend  }Q  59 

Barton  S3 

Beethoven  63 

Belmont  86 

Bclvidere  84 

Bennington  60 

BfVacher  43 

Blanche  '.  82! 

Blandrbrd  74 

Blendon  52 

Bovren  •  .46 

Braintree  89 

Bruce  89 

Cantica  83 

Casco  40 

Chester  87 

China  57 

Claremont  45, 

Dan  vers  ^  64 

Danville  7o 

Dresden  71 

Dunbar  91 

D wight  Chant  39 

Eagleton  54 

Eber  53 

Effingham  46 

Ellenthorpe  57 

Elmore  68 

Free  port  67 

Gaddiel  61 

Glastenbury  55 

Hamilton  88 

Hard  wick.  66 

Harps  well  78 

Hauptmann  45 

Hay  ward  62 

Hebron  77 

Hiller  90 

Iden  65 

Ipswich  74 

Jndson  72 

Ktdron  90 

Kensington  55 

Kohath  44 


Lamoille  68,Wells  52 

Landaff.  42  Wimborne  60 

Landgrove  62  Windham  71 

Lanesville  81  Winfield  79 

Langland  9l|Zion  80 

I.awton  86 

r.edvard  49  C.  M. 

Lenton  59  Abridge  138 

Leominster  82  Ackron  94 

Leyden  57  Aliph   Ill 

Lincoln  42  Alton  95 

Lvra  81  Ammiel  107 

Mazzinghi  63|  Arlington*  116 

Meclenburg  73;  Baldwin  139 

Melrose  43  Balerma  131 

Melvin  84  Beccher  103 

Merari  67  Benedict  101 


Kirbv  133,  S.  M.  L.  P.  M.  I  Pleyel's  Hymn  192 

Lancaster  110  Ain  154INapIes  1C«|  Portland  185 

Lanesborough  96|AUston  141!Phillipston  168jRastel  189 

Le  Baron  120  Aylesbury  157:Tunbridge  167|Reardon  186 

Leizhton  125'  Badea  155:  Weston  165  Sax  ton  1 86 

Le  Rov  93  Bovlston  144  C.  P.  M.  Sebastian  189 

Liverpool  117]Britaiu  14Si  Ariel  170 


Lvnn  122 

Maine  110 


Calmar.  184  Avenll  1<2 

,Carlton  15&j  Bowdomham  1<  1 

Manchester  I,3!Clapton  164  Calcott  169 

Marlow  116  Concord  158  Mcribah  169 

Mear  124  Crosby  15ll  S.  P.  M 


Melton  126 


Milbank  135 

Montreal  115 


Dover  149 


Limington  216[Converse 


8s  Sc.  7s. 

Anthonv  191 

Bethlehem  193 

Collins  194 

Constantia  204 


Eastburn  156i 


Milford  218,Fairlee 


Middleton  48 

Milton  56 


Benefield  126 

Brattle  Street  138 


Montgomery  50  Brighton  119 

Mulhegan .'.  56  Calvin  139 

Nahum  76  Cambridge  131 

Nazareth  64J  Canaan  97 

Newport  69  Carmi  118 

New  Zion  38jChoral  121 

Northfield  78]  Clifford  140 

Old  Hundred  35  Coronation  112 

Owestrv  37lC<*nwell  98 

Paxton"  47'David  ".  106 

Prentiss  79  Dean  Street  127 

Rink  ton  69  Dedham  102! 

Rock  port  4S  Devizes  102! 

Rotterdam  36  East  Street  137| 

Sabbath  65  Edwards  123; 

St.  Benedict  49  Elim  129 

St.  Marks  70  Eschol  106 

St.  Nicholas  37  Finsbnry  Chapel  108 

Salem  50  Geshon  127 

Sandusky  51  Gideoni  99 

Seasons  '.  46  Gorton  136 

Seaver  66  Greenfield  117 

Southbary  40  Groves  ,  109 

Springton  72;  Handel  136 

Stevenson  41  Hanniel  126 

Stoddard  36  Hanover  137 

Sudbury  ..5*  Harlem  96 

Swanviile  85  Heber  119 

Temple  70  Helon  100 

Truro  52  Hill  105 

Uxbridge  64  Hooksett  92 

Wakefield  71 1  Howard  96 

Ward  771rish  124 


194 
195 

. I  Wellington  218, Greenville  196 

Newry  130!^™ Invocation  201 

Newton  131 Elysium  150|  H.  M.  'jubilee  204 

New  York  107|^™P.a_:; ;"|Baron  174!Micah  201 

jNeginah  200 

Cosinna  173]Ontario  203 

,„iDarwells  176  Sicilv  196 

}*?  Egremont  173iSullivan  198 

Juniata..  Ellington  17el  Waitsfield  195 

Jee^nck J^lLenox  179:Wilmot  196 


:v»  ^  Ork  '""ipo^fn^nio 1«<><Da 

Northumberland  135  ^  [m    i?-,,' ,  .^Confidence   174  Neginah 

Nottingham  1 12  gol?.en  "lU V>% 

Ortonville  140  Hartland  146 

Pastorale  98 


Pembroke  130 

Perley  101 

Peterborough  102 


.-.Libanus  177  Young 

Prestwich.T  109  fls,?on ?^Lind  175 

00  Montaigne  1781 


.202 


Rainah  113 

Rink  104 

Rochelle  114 

St.  Clement's  122 

St.  Johns  124 

St.  Joseph  105 


Loring  

Ludgate  1 59 

Mair  150 

Manor  159 

Mornington  153 

Mount  Olivet  147 


St.  Marv  120iMuskingum  142 

Salvador  99  Olmutz  156 


Sarea  Ill 

Seaville  92 

Shelomi  ....134 

Stephens  112 

Stowe  103 

Sunbury  115 

Thornton  

Tremont  Temple  . 


Pacific  148 

Palev  145 

Parnell  164 

Riley  155 

Rochester  152 

Rossiter  160 

132  St.  Thomas  144|Castine 

10S  Shirland  149  Erie 


Winhall 


C.  H.  M. 
Devonshire  180 


Ss,  7s  &  4s. 

175  Livonia  199 

Ocean  199 

Southington  197 

Yerilius  201 


S.  H.  M. 
Canton  180 


4s  &  6s. 
Purcell  210 


5s  &  6s. 

7s.  Newcastle  206 

Alema  1881 

Bloomington  184|  6s. 

Bowdoin  192  Hanmer  210 

190 


Trinity  123  Silver  Street  144 

Trust  133  Smithfield  141 

Union  Street  1 29 j Somerset  146 

Warren  132  Sprague  152 

Waterston  104  Stratton  160 

Welby  1 00  Tremont  1 57 

Westham  125;  Venice  151 

Westmore  1 34:  Watchman  149 

Wickford  93  Westford  161 


6s  &  4s. 

America  209 

Hemnns  208 

Italian  Hvmn  209 


 188 

Eshtemoa  181 

Evening  191 

Granville  190 

Invitation  183  Lvman  211 

Israel  184Martvr  211 

Lechah  183]Urwick  208 

Nashville  181 

Nuremburg  192'  6s  &  6s. 

Oreb  187  Rhodes  220 

Woodstock  116iWcstmin6ter  154iPnssuinDsick  162  Sienza  227 


414 

6s  &  10s.  I 
Martineau  211 

6s,  7s  &  8s. 
Sadi  215 

6s,  8s  &  4s. 

Caspian  214 

Walton  -..214 

7s  &  6s. 

Amsterdam  226 

Confidence  213 

Harmony  212 

Mayence  212 

Missionary  Hymn  226 

Talcott  216 

7s,  8  &  6s. 
Goodrich  227 

8s  &  6s. 

Methuen  216 

Southgate  217 

8s,  6s  St  4s. 
Kerva  216 

8,  8,  8  &  6. 
Bethany  217 

10s. 

Hoosley  219 

Persepolis  222 

Seva  219 

Twisden  220 

10s  &  8s. 
Waterland  220 

10  &  lis. 
Rotherlithe  222 

lis. 

Gethsemane  225 

Sahara  222 

lis  &  8s. 

Magnus  224 

Mount  Zion  223 


lis  &  10s. 

Epiphany  


.224 


12s  St  lis. 
Beuteen  224 


ANTHEMS. 

And  now  another  week  begins  280 

Come  unto  Me  250 

Daughter  of  Zion  234 

Death  of  a  Minister   221 

Happy  art  thou  258 

Head  of  the  Church  Triinphant  205 

Hide  thy  face  289 

Holy  is  the  Lord  241 

How  beautiful  upon  the  mountains  268 

Let  every  heart  rejoice  and  sing  290 

Make  a  joyful  noise  281 

Meek  and  lowly  241 

Now  vanish  before  the  holy  beams  272 

O  be  joyful  in  the  Lord  246 

O  how  lovely  thy  dwellings  244 

O  Lord  of  Hosts  260 

O  praise  the  Lord  •  283 

O  thou  whose  power  238 

Passing  away  233 

Plunged  in  a  gulf  of  dark  despair  255 

Praise  the  Lord  237 

Praise  ye  the  Lord  266 

Sabbath  Morning  263 

Safely  through  another  week  286 

Sing,  O  Heavens  27  7 

Slow,  and  sadly  tolling  230 

Strike  the  cymbal  228 

The  Church's  welcome  243 

The  festal  morn  my  God  is  come  292 

The  happy  Land  248 

The  heavens  declare  the  glory  of  God  -  •  -296 

The  Lord  is  my  Shepherd  252 

The  Pilgrims  farewell  262 

When  as  returns  this  solemn  264 


ORATORIO  OF  DAVID. 

Dear  partner  of  my  toils  302 

O  Lord  thy  guardian  care  we  own  303 

My  flock  my  friends  farewell  308 

'Tis  well  my  brother  311 

Behold  the  Giant  313 

Ye  men  of  Israel  316 

Come  unto  me  321 

He  falls,  the  monster  falls  329 

Our  fears  are  over  •  •  •  -335 

See  where  the  throng  are  pressing  342 

Daughters  of  Israel  343 

Who  can  proclaim  thy  wondrous  acts-  •  •  -351 
Thou  art  a  God  of  wonders  352 

ANTHEM  ANlTuYMN  CHANTS. 

Sing  to  the  Lord  367 

Blow  ye  the  trumpet  368 

God  be  merciful  unto  us  369 

Hear  me  when  I  call  370 

Praise  ye  the  Lord  370 

Passing  away  372 

The  Star  of  Bethlehem  372 

The  living  and  the  dead  •  •  •  -  373 

Hallelujah  374 

EPISCOPAlT  service. 

O  come  let  us  sing  376,  377 

Glory  be  to  the  father  378 

Glory  be  to  God  on  high  379,  384 

We  praise  thee,  O  God  385 

O  be  joyful  in  the  Lord  393,  396 

Blessed  be  the  Lord  God  397,  398,  411 

Glory  be  to  thee,  O  Lord  399 

The  Lord  have  mercy  upon  us  399 

Holy  Lord  God  of  Hosts  400 

O  sing  unto  the  Lord  a  new  song  401 

It  is  a  good  thing  to  give  thanks  •  -402 

God  be  merciful  unto  us  403,  407 

Praise  the  Lord,  O  my  soul  408 

Elementary  Exercises  3 

Vocal  Exercises  23 

Organ  Lvterludeb  361 


INDEX  OF  FIRST  LINES. 

Again  returns  the  day  222 

All  hail  the  great  Immanual's  name  112,  123 

All  power  and  grace  to  God  belong  73 

And  are  we  wretches  yet  alive  96 

And  now  another  week  begins   280 

And  shall  I  sit  alone  163 

Another  year  has  told  its  fourfold  tale  210 

Arise,  arise  !  with  joy  survey  53 

Arm  of  the  Lord  awake,  awake  40 

A  voice  from  the  desert  222 

Awake  my  soul,  stretch  every  nerve  115,  102 

Awake  my  soul  to  sound  his  praise  134,  107 

Awake  my  tongue  thy  tribute  bring  73 

Awake  our  souls,  away  our  fears  54,  56,  61 

Awake  ye  saints  to  praise  your  King  114 

Begin  my  soul  the  exalted  lay  -172 

Behold  how  the  Lord  220 

Behold  the  blind  their  sight  receive  90 

Behold  the  lofty  sky  141 

Behold  the  morning  sun  149,  164 

Behold  the  path  that  mortals  tread  76 

Behold  the  sure  foundation  130 

Behold  us  Lord  with  humble  fear  •'  131 

Be  joyful  in  God  223 

Be  still  my  heart,  these  anxious  cares  50 

Be  thou  O  God  exalted  high  35 

Blest  are  the  undefiled  in  heart  120 

Blest  be  our  everlasting  Lord  122 

Blest  is  the  man  whom  thou  O  Lord  93 

Brightest  and  best  of  the  sons  of  the  morning  224 

Brightness  of  the  Father's  glory  •  196,  201 

Bright  source  of  intellectual  rays  43 

Brother  thou  art  gone  to  rest  227 

By  cool  Siloam's  shady  rill  132 

Cease  ye  mourners,  cease  to  languish  194 

Children  of  the  heavenly  King  19? 

Children  of  Zion  243  Come  all  ye  saints  of  God  -211 

Come  blessed  Spirit,  source  of  light  46 

Come  dearest  Lord  and  bless  this  day  64,  85 

Come  gracious  Spirit,  heavenly  dove  68 

Come  hither  all  ye  weary  souls  66 

Come  in  thou  blessed  of  the  Lord  62 

Come  let  us  lift  our  joyful  eyes   n 


INDEX  OF  FIRST  LINES. 


415 


Come  gaid  Jesus'  sacred  voice  183,  190 

Come  sound  his  praise  abroad  •  •  •  144 

Come  thou  almighty  King  209,  211 

Come  weary  souls  with  sin  oppressed  71 

Come  we  that  love  the  Lord  154 

Daughter  of  Zion :  234  Delay  not  225 

Did  Christ  o'er  sinners  weep  141 

Early  my  God  without  delay  96 

Eternal  God,  celestial  King  57 

Eternal  power,  almighty  God  120 

Exalt  the  Lord  our  God  -155 — Farewell,  Farewell  262 

Father  how  wide  thy  glory  shines  107 

Father  of  heaven  whose  love  profound  72 

Firm  as  the  earth  thy  gospel  stands  127 

Fountain  of  mercy,  God  of  love  129 

Friend  after  friend  departs  180 

From  all  that  dwell  below  the  skies  67 

From  Greenland's  icy  mountains  226 

Glorious  things  of  thee  are  spoken  195,  202,  203 

God  in  his  earthly  temple  lays  84,  91 

God  in  the  gospel  of  his  son  70 

God  is  my  strong  salvation  •  213  —  Go  to  the  grave  221 

Grace,  'tis  a  charming  sound  150,  161,  163 

Gracious  Spirit,  love  divine  187 

Great  God,  in  vain  man's  narrow  view  58 

Great  is  the  Lord  our  God  149 

Great  is  the  Lord,  what  tongue  can  frame  •  -#  52 

Great  Lord  of  earth  and  seas  and  skies  60 

Great  Shepherd  of  thine  Israel  80 

Great  source  of  being  and  of  love   46,  49,  78 

Guide  me,  O  thou  great  Jehovah  199 

Hark,  a  shout  of  joy  215 

Hark,  hark  !  the  notes  of  joy  178 

Hark,  what  mean  those  holy  voices  193,  196 

Head  of  the  Church  triumphant  205 

Hear  what  the  voice  from  heaven  proclaims  •  -123,  126 

He  lives,  the  everlasting  God  48 

High  in  the  heavens,  eternal  God  50 

High  let  us  swell  our  tuneful  notes  99 

Ho,  every  one  that  thirsts  draw  nigh  46 

How  blest  the  sacred  tie  that  binds  82 

How  oft  alas  this  wretched  heart  135 

How  pleasant 'tis  to  see  218 —  How  pleas'd  and  blest  -218 
How  pleasing  is  the  voice  176 


How  precious  is  the  book  divine  •  127 

How  sweet  the  melting  lay  147 

How  vain  is  all  beneath  the  skies   86 

How  wondrous  and  great   206 

If  thro' unruffled  seas   148 

I  know  that  my  Redeemer  lives  136 

111  praise  my  Maker  with  my  breath  167 

In  mercy  Lord  remember  me  139 

In  thy  name,  O  Lord,  assembling  '•  197 

It  is  written  on  the  rose  233 

Jehovah  reigns,  he  dwells  in  light  69,  74 

Jehovah  reigns,  his  throne  is  high  76 

Jesus  and  didst  thou  condescend   100 

Jesus  I  love  thy  charming  name  98 

Jesus  shall  reign  where'er  the  sun   75,  83 

Jesus  the  conqueror  reigns  162 

Joy  to  the  world.theLord  is  come  95,129-Just  as  I  am  217 

Keep  me,  Saviour,  in  thy  word  192 

Let  all  the  earth  their  voices  raise  168 

Let  every  creature  join  1 75— Let  every  heart  rejoice  290 

Let  every  mortal  ear  attend  117 

Let  every  tongue  thy  goodness  speak  94 

Let  songs  of  endless  praise  155 

Let  Zion  in  her  King  rejoice   85 

Life  is  the  time  to  serve  the  Lord  52 

Light  of  those  whose  dreary  dwelling  200 

Long  as  I  live  I'll  bless  thy  name  113, 121 

Lord  how  delightful  'tis  to  see  65 

Lord  I  will  bless  thee  72 

Lord  of  hosts,  bow  lovely  fair  191,  189 

Lord  of  the  worlds  above  176 

Lord  thy  guardian  presence  ever  .201 

Lord  we  come  before  thee  now  190 

Lord  what  a  feeble  piece  »142 

Lord  when  our  raptured  thoughts  survey  125 

Lord  when  thou  didst  escend  on  high  63 

Lo  !  the  Lord  Jehovah  liveth  199 

Loud  hallelujahs  to  the  Lord  44 

Lowly  and  solemn  be  208 

Magnify  Jehovah's  name  189 

Meek  and  lowly  240  Mine  eyes  my  and  desire  158 

My  country,  'tis  of  thee  •  209 

My  dear  Redeemer  and  my  Lord  88 

My  God,  my  everlasting  hope  125 


My  God,  my  Father,  blissful  name  104 

My  God,  my  Father,  while  I  stray  216 

My  gracious  God  how  plain  153 

My  heart  is  fixed  on  thee,  my  God  70 

My  Saviour  and  my  King   154 

My  Saviour,  let  me  hear  my  voice  -  •  138 

My  Shepherd  will  supply  my  need  Ill,  116,  119 

My  soul  be  on  thy  guard  151 

My  soul  how  lovely  is  the  place  139 

My  soul  inspired  with  sacred  love  45,  66 

My  soul  praise  the  Lord  222 

My  soul  repeat  his  praise  144 

Not  with  our  mortal  eyes  152 

Now  be  my  heart  inspired  to  sing  41,  58 

Now  for  a  tune  of  lofty  praise  36 

Now  to  the  Lord  a  noble  song  39,  52 

O  all  ye  lands  in  God  rejoice  126 

O  bless  the  Lord  my  soul  •  150 

O  could  I  speak  the  matchless  worth  170 

O  Father  good  or  evil  send  133 

O  for  a  closer  walk  with  God  185 

O  for  a  shout  of  sacred  joy  92 

O  for  a  sight,  a  pleasing  sight  57 

O  God  of  hosts  the  mighty  Lord  Ill 

O  happy  is  the  man  who  hears  124,  131 

O  happy  they  who  know  the  Lord  116,  119 

O  how  delightful  is  the  road   67 

O  praise  the  Lord,  for  he  is  good  104 

O  praise  the  Lord  with  one  consent  113 

O  render  thanks  and  bless  the  Lord  105 

O  render  thanks  to  God  above  91 

O  that  men  their  songs  would  raise  192 

O  that  the  Lord  would  guide  my  ways  106 

O  that  thy  statutes  every  hour  130 

O  thou  that  hearst  the  prayer  of  faith  171 

O  thou  whose  power  238 

O  'twas  a  joyful  sound  to  hear  124,  108 

O  what,  is  man  219         Once  more  before  we  part  155 

One  there  is  above  all  others  196 

On  thee  each  morning,  O  my  God  132 

On  the  mountain's  top  appearing  201 

Our  blest  Redeemer  ere  he  breathed  216 

Our  Lord  is  risen  from  the  dead  38,  42 

Passing  away  -  •172  People  of  the  livins  God-  -182 


416 


INDEX  OF  FIRST  LINES. 


Plunged  in  a  gulf  of  dark  despair  255 

Praise  the  Lord  ye  heavens  above  him  194 

Praise  ye  the  Lord,  exalt  his  name  56 

Proclaim  the  lofty  praise  214 

Return  my  soul  and  seek  thy  rest  74 

Return,  O  God  of  love  return  108 

Return,  O  wanderer  now  return  109 

Rise,  crowned  with  light  220 

Rise  my  soul  and  stretch  thy  wings  226 

Rock  of  ages  cleft  for  me   : ....  1 84 

Safely  thro'  another  week  286 

Saviour  breath  an  evening  blessing  186 

Saviour  I  thy  word  believe  215 

Saviour  source  of  every  blessing  204,  198 

Saviour  when  in  dust  to  thee  1S8 

Say  how  may  heaven  and  earth  unite  57 

See  daylight  is  fading  224 

See  gentle  patience  smile  on  pain  81,  89 

Shall  man,  O  Lord  of  light  and  life  71,  80 

Shout,  for  the  great  Redeemer  reigns  37 

Sing  praises  to  our  God  153,  149 

Sing  to  the  Lord  a  new  made  song  1  < » 2 

Sing  to  the  Lord  in  joyful  strains  140 

Sing  to  the  Lord  Jehovah's  name  117 

Sing  to  the  Lord  most  high  142,  145,  174 

Slow  and  sadly  tolling  •  •  230 

Soft  be  the  gentlv  breathing  notes  41 

Softly  now  the  light  of  day  "  181 

So  let  our  lips  and  lives  express  51 

Soon  as  I  heard  my  Father  say  134 

Storms  may  gather  o'er  the  way  185 

Sweet  harp  of  Judah  shall  thy  sound  62 

Sweet  is  the  last,  the  parting  ray  ■fcvtrV' ' 

Sweet  is  the  memory  of  thy  grace  •  •  103 

Sweet  is  the  work,  my  God  my  King  55,  90 

Sweet  is  the  work  O  Lord  145 

Sweet  is  the  scene  when  christians  die  84 

Sweet  the  moments,  rich  in  blessing  ••  -195,204 

Sweet  the  time,  exceeding  sweet  183 

Teach  me  the  measure  of  my  days  112 

That  man  is  blest  who  stands  in  awe  69,  64 

The  Almighty  reigns  exalted  high  68 

The  day  is  past  and  gone  146 

The  evening  comes  with  gentle  shade  89 


The  festal  morn  my  God  k  come  169,  292 

The  God  who  reigns  alone  210 

The  heavens  declare  thy  glory,  Lord  116,  115 

The  hill  of  Zion  yields  158 

The  Lord  is  come,  the  heavens  proclaim  39,  59 

The  Lord  is  gracious  to  forgive  49 

The  Lord  is  great  224 

The  Lord  Jehovah  reigns  218 

The  Lord  my  pasture  shall  prepare  •  •  •  -166,  47,  87,  71 

The  Lord  my  shepherd  is  160 

The  Lord  our  God  is  clothed  with  might  133,  93 

The  Lord  the  sovereign  King  159 

The  Lord  the  sovereign  sends  his  summons  219 

The  Lord  unto  thy  prayer  attend  135 

The  mellow  eve  is  gliding  212 

The  morning  light  is  breaking  212 

The  pity  of  the  Lord  144 

Thee  will  I  bless,  O  Lord  my  God  112 

There  is  a  happy  land   249 

There  is  a  land  mine  eye  hath  seen  55,  59 

There  is  a  land  of  pure  delight  97,  92 

There  is  an  hour,  of  hallowed  peace  101 

There  is  an  hour  of  peaceful  rest  217 

There  is  a  region  lovelier  far  45 

There  is  a  stream  whose  gentle  flow  77,  48 

These  glorious  minds  how  bright  they  shine  118 

This  is  the  Sabbath  morn  263 

Thou  lovely  source  of  pure  delight  106 

Thou  that  dost  my  life  prolong  185 

Thou  who  didst  stoop  below  211 

Thrice  happy  man  who  fears  the  Lord  82 

Through  thy  protecting  care  220 

Thus  far  the  Lord  has  led  me  on  78,  77 

Thv  goodness  Lord  our  souls  confess  103 

Thy  name  Almighty  Lord  143,  164 

Thy  way  O  Lord  is  in  the  sea  110 

To-day  the  Saviour  calls  208 

To  God  in  whom  I  trust  148,  156 

To  God  I  lift  mine  eyes  174 

To  God  our  voices  let  us  raise  86 

To  heaven  I  lift  my  waiting  eyes  137,  110 

To  our  almighty  Maker  God  1 24 

To  thee  before  the  dawning  light  101 

To  thee  my  righteous  King  and  Lord  140 


To  thee  this  temple  we  devote  137 

To  thy  temple  we  prepare  188 

Wake  the  song  of  Jubilee  184 

We  all  O  Lord  have  gone  astray  79,  88 

We  come  with  joyful  song  152 

Welcome  delightful  morn  177 

Welcome  sweet  day  of  rest  156,  157 

What  are  those  soul  reviving  strains  81 

What  glory  gilds  the  sacred  page  128 

When  at  this  distance  Lord  we  trace  64 

When  as  returns  this  solemn  day  264 

When  gloomy  thoughts  and  fears  157 

When  I  can  read  my  title  clear  103 

When  I  can  trust  my  all  with  God  180 

When  marshalled  on  the  nightly  plain  372 

When  overwhelmed  with  grief  143 

When  power  divine  in  mortal  form  63 

When  shall  we  meet  again  227 

When  thou  my  righteous  Judge  shall  come  169 

Where  are  the  dead  373 

Where  can  the  mourner  go  173 

Where  shall  we  go  to  seek  and  find  40 

While  my  Redeemer's  near  151,  160,  164 

While  shepherds  watched  their  flocks  by  night  98 

While  thee  I  seek  protecting  power  138 

Whom  should  I  fear  .since  God  to  me  109 

Who  shall  ascend  the  holy  hill  7  7 

Who  shallrfiscend  thy  heavenly  place  60 

Why  droops  my  soul  with  grief  oppressed  42 

Why  on  the  bending  willows  hung  » •  •  79 

Why  will  ye  waste  on  trifling  cares  43 

With  cheerful  notes  let  all  the  earth  100,  131 

With  my  substance  I  will  honor  191 

Ye  christian  heroes  go  proclaim  36 

Ye  dying  sons  of  men  •  •  •■•173 

Ye  men  and  angels  witness  now  136 

Ye  sons  of  men  a  feeble  race  96 

Ye  trembling  captives  hear  159 

Ye  tribes  of  Adam  join  179 

Yes  God  himself  hath  sworn  214 

Yes  there  are  joys  that  cannot  die  122 

Yes  the  Redeemer  rose  178 

Your  harps  ye  trembling  saints  146,  156 

Zion,  awake  !  thy  strength  renew  37 

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ft  L 

MAR  X1 1912 


