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MERICAN SCHOOL SONG BOOK,” ‘COMMON SCHOOL SONG 
COLUMBIAN SONG BOOK,” “PARLOR HARP, ‘ 


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SACRED MINSTREL; 
A SELECTION ae SONGS AND HYMNS 
SABBATIL SCHOOLS. 
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AUTHOR OF THE ‘‘ AMERIGAN SCHOOL SONG oe ‘COMMON SCHOOL SONG BOOK,” 
‘‘COLUMBIAN SONG BOOK,” ‘*‘ PARLOR HARP,” &c. 


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BOSTON: 
PUBLISHED B Ye HICKLING, SWAN AND BROWN. 
1856. 


Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1855, by 
ABSA RTT 2, 
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts. 


STEREOTYPED AT THE 
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“PREFACE. 


In the compilation of this work the author has endeavored to sclect those hymns and tunes best 
adapted to the wants of our Sabbath schools. In the selection of the hymns great care has been taken to 
avoid all that might be considered strictly denominational ; as the book was prepared with reference to 
the devotional exercises in the Public schools as well as Sabbath schools. The union of the two objects 
will greatly aid in qualifying the children to sing in the Sabbath school. The tunes are mostly easy and 
beautiful melodies, which have been exceedingly popular, and will continue to be so for a long time to 
come. For devotional purposes, old and familiar melodies are much better adapted to the condition of our 


schools than new music. With this book, Sabbath schools will find it very easy to have good music. 


AUTHOR. 
- Boston, October, 1855. 


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INDEX. 


A LiTTLe word in kindness said,.......esecssseeeseees 


A poor wayfaring man of grief,......scccceccscvccsecces 
All hail, the power of Jesus’ name............-.-- Cas 
Awake, my soul, and with the sun,.....-.sececessercees 
be thou, O' God, exalted high, ofr ss. cece es sos etek aie 
_ Begin the high, celestial strain,........ Pactaietsatg ee Aipin e's 
Behold the western evening light,..... Gtaeeraa tase pis 
Brothers, sisters, ere we patt,..-.... ae npead Se tat Ge aes 
Come, thouvAlmighty King, «satiate eeisisé bee peas ssn ; 
mB come, ye disconsolate,......iieeceeccs sees sh Ba was Ss 
Comervye thatlove: the Lord, io syaie. olcteles\eix's¥aieinin vin's's 
_-Early, my God, without delay, «.....cseeesssseecceees 
Paes, Stl fading. aca s+ 0s +c atagals Seal o.pisin es tie sie 2s 
Far from mortal cares retreating, ....0ccneccreccccesses 
Father, once more let grateful praise, .......+e+ee+- 
Patier ii heaven,..c..+.<+.s- PUPP ae Jey ee a gate 
Father, in thy sacred dwelling,........ Spier a was 9 Sinise ans 
Piamer Of Spirits, 665... cs. ees ieemeeeeatess Seeweews 
Ribataer, rege of my soul, ..... ees seen ay duel as sae a 
Father, whate’er of earthly bliss,...... eas a's sesh «ain 
Forgive me, Lord,..... a & wissen kre walle sys 
From whence doth this union, .....+...eeeeeeees wa aaa 
Fly away to the promised land,..... a heehee ar Peveees 
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Genily, bord, O pently lead Wd. i.5' Peeves eWs'e bes Weak. OF 
Godis love; his merey brightens,.. . ai. ou$)s onan sees 31 
God of the morning, at thy voice,......... Sai ace ves . 45 
Gracious Source of every blessing,..........e.see0- ina be 
(aegris the Lord our Gods fies as pss eae bee © patin's Se 49 
Happy the meek, whose gentle breast,.......... pA sate 42 
Heavenly Father, grant thy blessing, ...... Sat ein ei tage 31 
How beautiful upon the mountains,....6+.-..-seeesese: 93 
ovaesest tne SACred (16... cea ails sce a re Meme be one ee 42 
‘How happy is the child who hears, .......<:ssesse¢e5 0% 11 
How tery ts the: pilarnm(s lots. 3 vin <ss.< sn + fh sca alee ays os 58 
[learthee speak of the better land, ;..%. 0. .sea0ees ss 94 
I like to steal a while away,............ op ptaleia) aioidlate mis 47 
I would not live alway,...... gree tees eeees RE OR AR 19 
Erie DOOTY fra VeOReT a ae V5 sis tie dale 04 is ese tees ees eeiaiae  O 
IsPae rs One Pneld, SUICE MG, 2s) s/<ag caipie eee 5 = Se waar 38 
Jerugsicd: my happy Rome) (iis seca eases sess cares Pea S, 
Jesus shall seren where’er the SUN) ys. 25. + siege wtbne + da 28 
Joyfully, joyfully,..... rere Sees Moke Sih ye a toe Biehe Saud ote = 0 59 
TOW rete WOrld cs oe Sg ok Wee halt tied os So re 40 
Kinedome and thrones). ois eee ese 5 of Py Phas sw, 
Leadvus, heavenly Father, Tedd Usj,.0.% 0260. seteeces ses 86 
Let every mortal ear attend,........ Se NE ees whites ¢) ue 


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Let one loud song of praise arise, .......+..-++-++++++- 15 | The calm retreat, the silent shade,........scssccceecess 26 
Let us love one another,.....-....sseeseeecesceeeeeees 20 | The hours of evening close,........c.ssececescescceeee 21 
Long as I live, Pll bless thy name,...... Bol sei che oie eo40) The Lord isimy Shepherd, 2 ciescveercesessecccseces 95 
Lord, dismiss Use 0. ibe. vececcecetscescrescese topes of ee | Lhe Lerdinywshepherd ag,.5...6. se eeieee sewer ie pee eae 
Lord, when thou didst ascend on high,.........+++++++» 9 | The Lord my pasture shall prepare,..........eseeeeeees 29 
May the grace of Christ, our Savior,.....+....++++2+++- 38 | The morning light is breaking,.......ccccceccceccceces 22 


My Shepherd will supply my need,.......... eseeeeeece 401 The pleasures of earth,....... osisie e'ple sais sle'> oldie «ste tie eae as 
iy soul, be On ALY Cuardss:. sccc hale esos os y's clots nitverataonsle 344 The rosethat blooms,...2...scspocevceceiescsecseets 96 
O, come, let us sing unto the Lord,..............++++-- 92 | The spacious firmament on high,............sssceeeees 24 
Q, come, loud anthems, .....+00¢se06 ss seseeceeeeeeee 10 | The vernal flowers their beauties BDICAM, sas ds oi oss ee ae BO 
O could I speak,..... Siath Bore wie caaaare ¢ GU Wins o Sicimle e's al eis 4 - 60 | There is a happy land,....... 0 * 4's prams epee ae ee cals ee 
O land of rest, ...... Baers. OEE. OE sesseesees 84] There is am hour'of hallowed peace, 40... 3500.504..2 0s 62 
O Lord, anoter werk. sss... . fash een bah 3% bod eed be 8 S21 me Nereis au) Wout OF peacerul test oc ec... +5 eevee Cue 73 
O Lord, behold before thy throne,....... Ae ks SMSO igre, 12 | There is a region lovelier far,..... dio Bdnbys) 0s Gia 5 ‘depeite oem 
O Thou, to whom, in ancient time,....... 9.5 60 BNNs sss 01 CNere Is & Stredtibaeuw oct scale oe Saas oes ont sip eae sie ae aD 
O Thou, enthroned in worlds above,........ seeeeeseee- 17 | There’s not a bright and beaming smile,............... 76 
Gn Jordar’sistormy bamks, Ps... ss esis o's ie ae « hs ieee 70 | This book is all that’s left me HOW. © « cs, he. Oks Bie s:s.ainietaeeele 
Our Pather’s Godyue sie <.0.0'0 interes oleieeien NRE Sc KINI I 50 | This is the field where hidden lies,...........0.20.0.2 46 
Our souls by love,.........-. a aad ae oie wle's creees, 44) Thou art cone tothe stave. ot oC cl ee 
Praise the Lord, who reigns above,........... senevierer dt a OU S Weel MiCINe KEUTON, +4 seas yc eres cn es Leh ye A$ 
Praise God, from whom all blessings,............... ... 35 | Thus far the Lord has led me on,....... a pide 6; aid cae ayaa eos EN 
Praise to-thee, thou -gteat- Creator, «se 0ls sgaesoe swag se ies 38;|-To thy pastures;fairiand largesse ii... ve rcek eee’ te OO 
Praise to God, immortal praise,..........+.seeee++e+--- 16) Watchman, tell us of the night,.........ssecesccsesces OF 
Praise ye Jehovah’s name,............ Ser nee agent sie eet’. Ort WN ELCOING, BIVOED Udy, «cc she mente tye ce eee be ree eee mrtny a 
Remember thy Creatoz,......... eee e eee es Bib esate ip 22e4Wirat seraph-liseamiusi ccs howe See Ss gk puns 
Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings,.............see00. 36:| When I'can read’my title clear,.. 2... .eccescccscess 26. 
Sing, all ye ransomed of the Lord,....... Per state tie eo - 43} When, marshalled’ on the nightly plain,................ 13 
Shed not a tear,.......+. PRM ts alee oie pals yS 6 Wis win © ats ie 23.4 When shall sve. meet agaliiy's «sciences oh hasan etueaeeme DT 
Soft be the gently-breathing notes,....:........+..+.... 52 When shall we all meet again,.......... NER INS RONEN 5 
Sweet day, so cool, so calm, so bright, ..........-..e0. - 11 | While Nature welcomes in the day, ........sceescseses 93 
Sweet is the work, my God, my King,........-2eeseeeee 48 | While with ceaseless course the SUN,.....0...eeeeeeee+ 39 
Swift my childhood’s dreams are passing, ....+...+....- 7'| Ye Christian heroes, go proclaim,........ssecescsseees 28 
Tell me, wanderer,......-+ssseeees eves desing eeee «0F ' 
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DEVOTIONAL SONGS AND HYMNS, 





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SWIFT MY CHILDHOOD’S DREAMS ARE PASSING, 


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Swift my childhood’s dreams are passing ; Like the startled doves they Or bright clouds each other on 


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Or bright clouds each ae Hable O-ver 
Soon I'll hear earth’s flattering story ; No, my God ; one prayer I raise thee Then, when years have gathered o’er me, 
_ . §$oon its visions will be mine , From my ‘young and happy heart; And the world is sunk in shade: ; 
Shall I covet wealth and glory ? Never let me cease to praise thee, Heaven’s bright realms will rise before me ; 
There my treasure will be laid. 


Shall I bow at Pleasure’s shrine ? Never from thy fear depart. 


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guide thro’ the gloom, And the lamp of his love is Fist guide thro’ the on But the wide arms of mercy are spread to enfold thee, 
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THE SACRED 


Thou art gone to the grave, and its mansions forsaking, 
Perhaps thy tried spirit in doubt lingered long ; 
= But the sunshine of heaven beamed bright on thy waking, 
And the song that theu heard’st was the seraphim’s song, 
And the song that thou heardst, &c. 


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Thou art gone to the grave; but ’twere wrong to deplore thee, 
_ When God was thy ransom, thy Guardian and Guide: 
He gave thee, and took thee, and soon will restore thee, 
Where death hath no sting, since the Savior hath died, 
Where death hath no sting, &c. 


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cos : He sent his promised Spirit down, 
With gifts and grace for rebel men, 


That God might dwell on earth again. 


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iti Worship acceptable from every Place. 
mR O Thou, to whom, in ancient time, 

The lyre of Hebrew bards was strung, 
Whom kings adored in songs sublime, 

And prophets praised with glowing tongue! 


‘ Not now on Zion’s height alone 
_ Thy favored worshippers may dwell, 
Nor where, at sultry noon, thy Son. 
Sat weary bythe patriarch’s well. 


From every place below the skies, 
The grateful song, the fervent prayer, 
; The incense of the’heart may rise — 


To heaven, and find acceptance there. 


For the Close of School. 


Father, once more let grateful praise 
And humble prayer to thee ascend ; 
Thou Guide and Guardian of our ways, 

Our early and our only Friend. 


his name be - - - long. 





Since every day and hour that’s gone 
Has been with mercy richly crowned, 

Mercy, we know, shall still flow on, 
Forever sure, as time rolls round. 


Hear, then, the parting prayers we pour, 
And bind our hearts in love alone: 
And if we meet on earth no more, 
May we, at last, surround thy throne. 


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For she has treasures greater far 
Than east or west unfold, 
And her rewards more precious are 
Than all their stores of gold. 
She guides the young, with innocence, 
In pleasure’s path to tread ; 
A crown of glory she bestows’ 
Upon the aged head. 
According as her labors rise, 
_So her rewards increase ; 
er ways are ways of pleasantness, 
And all her paths are peace. 





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Our Destiny. Sweet spring, of days and roses made, 
Sweet day, so cool, so calm, so bright, ! Whose charms forever vie! 
Bridal of earth and sky ! if Thy days depart, thy roses fade ; 
The dew shall weep thy fall to-night, Thou too, alas! must die. 


For thou, alas ! must die. 


Sweet rose, in air whose odors wave, 
And color charms the eye! 
Thy root is even in its grave, 
d thou, alas! must die. 


Be wise, then, mortal, while you may, , 
For swiftly time has fled ; 

The thoughtless ones, who laugh to-day, 
To-morrow may be dead. 





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Come to that happy land ; 


Come, come away: | 

Why will ye doubting stand ? 
Why still delay ? 

O, we shall happy be, 

When from sin and sorrow free ; ; 

Lord, we shall live with thee, 
Blest, blest for aye. 


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THERE IS A HAPPY LAND. 





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Bright, in that happy land, 
Beams every eye ; 

Kept by a Father’s hand, 
Love cannot die. 

O, then, to glory run ; 

Be a crown and kingdom won; 

And bright, above the sun, 
We'll reign for aye. 


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‘The Scholars’ Pledge. 


- Never the Drunkard’s drink 


Our lips shall stain ; 
Ne’er shall the Swearer’s words 
Our tongues profane ; 
_ Ever our breath shall be 


_ From Tobacco’s poison free ; 


Quarrels we'll shun, you see; 
_ Peace here shall reign. 







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WHEN MARSHALLED ON THE NIGHTLY PLAIN. L. M. Bonnte Doon. ie 


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1. § When, genie oe on the night-ly plain, A glit-tering host 6 -- ne ee sky ; on. 

. . star -lone, of all the train, Can fix the sin - ners . . - + + . . . . Wandering eye. 
4d one a- at Welt Sa - vior sh aon is is the star of . Beth - le - hem. 
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CE Raw, SF 9 pare wet se aes 2. Once on the raging seas I rode; 
—F— —+o- a The storm was loud, the night was dark 
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o—0--0—o— <8-6 [a Peeoren t The ocean yawned, and rudely blowed 
st ss aot The wind that tossed my foundering bark. 


Hark ! hark! = God the ee breaks From every host, nie eve-ry gem, But 3. Deep horror then my vitals froze ; 


| pp ae ae APS EU Death-struck, I ceased the tide to stem ; 
(vee ares =e am imaged ae =$-+ wae-2- of When, suddenly, a star arose ; 
gee asics la aia > il ll It was the star of Bethlehem. 


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Children’s Prayer. 3. Thy Holy Spirit’s aid impart, 
1. O Lord, behold before thy throne __ That he may teach us how to pray ; 
Ake waerichilarant lowly bend; Make us sincere, and make each heart . 
Thy face we seek, thy name we own, Delight to tread in Wisdom’s way. 
And pray that thou wilt be our Friend. 
2. Thou didst on earth the young receive ; 4. O, let thy grace our souls renew, 
And gently fold them to thy breast, And seal a sense of pardon there ; 
And say that such in heaven should live, Teach us thy will to know and do, 


Forever safe, forever blest. 7 And let us all thine image bear. 


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THE SACRED MINSTREL. | 15 


- Once, when my scanty meal was spread, 


He entered— not a word he spake ni 
Just perishing for want of bread, 

I gave him all—he blessed it, brake,’ 
And ate, but gave me part again. _ 
Mine was an angel’s portion then — . 


_ And while I fed with eager haste, 


The crust was manna to my taste. 


. I spied him where a fountain burst 


_Clear from the rock — his strength was gone, 
The heedless water mocked his thirst, 
He heard it, saw it hurrying on. 
I ran, and raised the sufferer up; 
Thrice from the stream he drained my cup, 
Dipped, and returned it running o’er — 
I drank, and never thirstéd more. 


. Iwas night. The floods were out; it blew. 


A wintry hurricane aloof. _ 
I heard his voice abroad, and flew 

To bid him welcome to my roof. at 
I warmed, I clothed, I cheered my guest, 
Laid him on mine own couch to rest, 
Then made the earth my bed, and seemed 
Ju Eden’s garden while I dreamed. 


5, Stripped, wounded, beaten nigh to death, 


_, I found him by the highway side; 
I roused his pulse, brought back his breath, 
Revived, his spirit, and supplied ‘ 
Wine, oil, refreshment; he was healed. 
I had myself a wound concealed, 
But from that hour forgot the smart, — 
And peace bound up my broken heart. 
6. In prison I saw him next, condemned ; 
To'meet a traitor’s doom at morn 
The tide of lying tongues I stemmed, 
And honored him ’mid shame and scorn. 
My friendship’s utmost zeal to try, 
He asked if I for him would die. s 
The flesh was weak, my blood ran chill, 
But the free spirit cried, “I will.” ' 
7. Then, in a moment, to my view 
The stranger started from disguise ; 
The tokens in his hands I knew — 
My Savior stood before my eyes. 
He spake, and my poor name he named — 
“Of me thou hast not been ashamed ; 
These deeds shall thy memorial be; 
Fear not, thow didst it unto me.” 


Song of Adoration. 


1. Let one loud song of praise arise 

To God, whose goodness ceaseless flows, 
Who dwells enthroned above the skies, 
_ And life and health om all bestows. 
Let all of good this bosom fires, 

To him, sole good, give praises due ; 
Let all the truth himself inspires 

Unite to sing him only true. 


2. In ardent adoration joined, 


Obedient to thy holy will, 


‘Let all our faculties, combined, 


Thy just commands, O God, fulfil. 
O, may the solemn breathing sound 
_ Like incense rise before thy throne, 
Where thou, whose glory knows no bound, 
Great Cause of all things, dwell’st alone! 


16 | PRAISE TO GOD. 7s. NuREMBURG. 


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os OT a hee ee ey Shc etm From her rich, o’erflowing stores, — 

3. These, to that dear source we owe, — . : 4 

Let v4 praise our tongues em - - - ploy. ‘Whence our sweetest comforts flow; 2 


These, through all my happy days, . i 
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4-3 ss ream ie nec CDEP 4. Lord, to thee my soul should raise y 
ae cis aE me eee Grateful, never-ending praise, | 
| SHRM AWC SIT _ . And when ever blessing’s flown, 

: Love thee for THysELF alone. 








God a Refuge. 


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Father, Refuge of my soul, —-_ Hide me, O my Taitiee hide, Other refuge have Inone: ‘~All my trust on thee is stayed, 
Let me to thy bosom fly, Till the storm of life is past ; - Helpless hangs mysoulonthee; All my help from thee I bring; 
> While the nearer waters roll, Safe into the haven guide; Leave, O, leave me not alone ; Cover my defenceless head 


While the tempest still is high :  O, receive my soul at last. Still support and comfort me. With the shadow of thy wing. 





ALL HAIL THE POWER OF JESUS? HOME. ey 2 Coronation. 


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1. All hail the power of Jesus’ name ! Let ane uls prostrate fall; Bring forth the royal di-a-dem, And crown him Lord of all, 
(wg 2. Ye chosen seed of Israel’s race, A “FS weak and small, Hail him,who saved you by his grace, And crown him Lord of all, 


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1. O Thou, entked deste in worlds above, From day to day, with daily bread ; 
Our Father and our Friend, Nor would we ask for more. 
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Thy children humbly bend. Do ee . et ieee give, 
2. All reverence to thy name be given, From all temptation, O, relieve, 
~ Thy kingdom wide displayed ; From every ill defend. 
And, as thy will is done in heaven, : 5. And now to thee belong, Most High, 
Be it on earth obeyed. | The- kingdom, glory, power, 
3. Our table may thy bounty spread. Through the broad earth and spacious sky, 


(2) From thine exhaustless store,’ Till time shall be no more. 


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2. Allure me no longer, ye false glowing charms ; 
The Savior invites me; I'll go to his arms; 
At the banquet of mercy I hear there is room; 
O, there may I feast with his children at home. 
Home, home, sweet, sweet home ; 
_O Jesus, conduct me to heaven, my home. 


3. Farewell, vain amusements; my follies, adieu ; 
While Jesus, and heaven, and glory I view, 
I feast on the pleasures that flow from his throne, 
The foretaste of heaven, sweet heaven, my home. 
Home, home, sweet, sweet Home ; 
O, when shall I share the fruition of home? 


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4, The days of my exile are passing away ; 
The time is approaching when Jesus will say, 
“ Well done, faithful servant; sit down on my throne, 
And dwell in my presence, forever at home.” 
Home, home, sweet, sweet home ; 
O, there I shall rest with the Savior at home. 


5. Affliction, and sorrow, and death shall be o’er; 
The saints shall unite, to be parted no more; 
There, loud hallelujahs fill heaven’s high dome ; 
They dwell with the Savior forever at home. 

Home, home, sweet, sweet home ; 
They dwell with the Savior forever at home. . 


I would not live alway. 


1. I would not live alway; I ask not to stay © 
Where storm after storm rises o’er the dark way ; 
The few lurid mornings that dawn on us here 
Are enough for life’s woes, full enough for its cheer. 
Home, home, sweet, sweet home; ~ 
O, there I shall rest with my Savior at home. 


2. I would not live alway; no, welcome the tomb ; 
Since Jesus has lain there, I dread not its gloom ; 
There, sweet be my rest till he bid me arise, 

To hail him in triumph descending the skies. 
Home, home, &c. 


3. Who, who would live alway away from his God, 
Away from yon heaven, that blissful abode, 
Where the rivers of pleasure flow o’er the bright plains, 
And the noontide of glory eternally reigns ? 
Home, home, sweet, sweet home ; 
QO, there I shall rest with my Savior at home. 


4, Where the saints of all ages in harmony meet, 


Their Savior and brethren transported to greet, 

Where the anthems of rapture unceasingly roll, 

And the smile of the Lord is the feast of the soul. 
Home, home, &c. 


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LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER. 


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Which it seemed to clasp fondly in sunlight and shade, 
Yet drop not its leaves, but still gayly they spread, 
Undimmed ’midst the blighted, the lonely, and dead ; 
And the mistletoe clings to the oak, not in part, 
But with leaves closely round it, the root in its heart — 
Exists but to twine it, and drink the same dew, 
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Though the false wing of pleasure may change and forsake, 
And the bright urn of wealth into particles break, 
There are some sweet affections that earth cannot buy, 
That cling but the closer when sorrow draws nigh, 
And remain with us yet, though all else pass away — 
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1. From earliest dawn of life,. 
Thy goodness we have shared ; 
And still we live to sing thy praise, 
By sovereign mercy spared. 


2. To learn and do thy will, 
O Lord, our hearts incline ; 
And o’er the paths of future life 
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Than earth’s our spirits rouse, 
And call us, strengthened by his might, 
To pay the Lord our vows. 


3. While taught thy word of truth, 


May we that word receive: 


And, when we hear of Jesus’ name, 


In that blest name believe. 


4. O, let us never tread 


The broad, destructive road, 


But trace those holy paths which lead 
To glory and to God. 


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‘Remember thy Creator” _ “Remember thy Creator ” . — Nor in thy richness stay ; 
While youth’s fair spring is bright, Ere life resigns its trust, Stay not till all the lowly 
Before thy cares are greater, Ere sinks dissolving nature, Triumphant reach their home 
Before come age’s night ; And dust returns to dust ; ual thoshol 
While yet the sun shines o’er thee, _ Before with God, who gave it, “Stay not, sill all the-holy 
While stars the darkness cheer, ~ The spirit shall appear : ’ _ Proclaim, the Lord has come. 
While life is all before thee, He cries, who died to save it, 


Thy great Creator fear. “Thy great Creator fear.” 


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Praise through his courts proclaim ; Triumphant sounds of praise, Shake every sounding string ; 
Rise and adore; Wide as his fame; . Sweet the accord ! 
High o’er the heavens above, There let the harps be found, He vital breath bestows — 
Sound his great acts of love: Organs with solemn sound, Let every breath that flows, 
While his rich grace we prove, Roll your deep notes around, His noblest fame disclose : 


Vast as his power. Filled with his name. Praise ye the Lord. 


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My God, my heaven, my all. 


4. There I shall bathe my weary soul 
In seas of heavenly rest, 
And not a wave of trouble roll 
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1. The calm retreat, the silent shade, 
With prayer and praise agree, 
And seem by thy sweet bounty made 
For those that follow thee. 


2. There, if thy spirit touch the soul, 
And grace her mean abode, 
O, with what peace, and joy, and love, 
‘She communes with her God! 


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Nor asks a witness to her song, 
Nor thirsts for human praise. 


4. There, O my soul, look up and view 
Thy Father's smiling face : 
Here, promises he grants to you; 
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The Fount of Blessing. 


1. 2. : 

| Far from mortal cares retreating, Who may share this great salvation ? 
Sordid hopes and vain desires, Every pure and humble mind, 
| Here our willing footsteps meeting, Tivery kindred, tongue, and nation, 
: Every heart to heaven aspires. From the stains of guilt refined. 
From the fount of glory beaming, Blessings all around bestowing, 
| Light celestial cheers our eyes, God withholds his care from. none; 

Mercy from above proclaiming Grace. and mercy ever flowing 


Peace and pardon from the skies. From the fountain of his throne. 








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1. Jesus shall reign where’er the sun 
Does his successive journeys run, 
His kingdom stretch from shore to shore 


Till moons shall wax and wane no more. 


2. People and realms of every tongue 
Dwell on his love with sweetest song, 
And infant voices shall proclaim 
Their carly blessings on his name. 


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3. Blessings abound where’er he reigns ; 
The prisoner leaps to loose his chains, 
The weary find eternal rest, 

And all the sons of want are blest. 


4. Let every creature rise and bring 
Peculiar honors to our King; 
Angels descend with songs again, 
And earth repeat the loud Amen. 


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Safe the dreary vale I tread, 


By the shades of death o’erspread ; 


Closing Hymn. 
ly . 2. 
Brothers, sisters, ere we part, Though we here should meet no more, 
Every voice and every heart Yet there is a brighter shore ; 
Join, and to our Father raise There, released from toil and pain, 
One last hymn of grateful praise. There we all may meet again. 


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Constant to my latest end, 
Thou my footsteps shalt attend, 
And shalt bid thy hallowed dome ¢ 
Yield me an eternal home. 


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Be eternal glory given; 
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2. We have wandered ; O, forgive us ; 
We have wished from truth to rove ; 


Turn, O, turn us, and receive us, 
And incline our hearts to love. 


8. We have learned that Christ, the Savior, 
Lived to teach us what is good ; 
Died to gain for us thy favor, 
And redeem us by his blood. 
4, For his sake, O God, forgive us ; 
Guide us to that happy home, 
Where the Savior will receive us, 
And where sin can never come. 





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1. God is love; his mercy brightens 
All the path in which we rove ; 
Bliss he wakes, and woe he lightens 
God is wisdom, God is love. 


2. Chance and change are busy ever ; 
Man decays, and ages move ; 
But his mercy waneth never: 
God is wisdom, God is love. 





God is Love. 


3. E’en the hour that darkest seemeth 
Will his changeless goodness prove ; 
From the gloom his brightness streameth : 
God is wisdom, God is love. 


. He with earthly cares entwineth 
Hope and comfort from above’ 

Every where his glory shineth : 
God is wisdom, God is love. 


32 : THIS BOOK IS ALL THATS LEFT ME NOW. C.M. J. Rroxanp. 
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Ah! well do I remember those My father read this holy book Thou truest friend man ever knew, 
Whose names these records bear ; To brothers, sisters dear — Thy constancy I’ve tried; 
Who round the hearth-stone used to close, How calm was my poor mother’s look, | When all were false, ’'ve found thee true, 
After the evening prayer, Who loved God’s word to hear! ' My counsellor and guide. 
And speak of what these pages said, Her angel face —I see it yet: The mines of earth no treasure give 
In tones my heart would thrill ! What thronging memories come! That could this volume buy: 
Though they are with the silent dead, Again that little group is met In teaching me the way to live, 
Here are they living still. Within the walls of home. It taught me how to die. 


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34 | MY SOUL, BE ON THY GUARD. 


Allegro Vigoroso. 


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1. My soul, be on thy guard; Ten thousand foes a - ibe Si The hosts of sin are press-ing — 
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| eee pete US Cea Ee He'll take thee, at thy parting ’preath, 
: ra, oe ea SasPi si —— e\ Up to his blest abode. 
: | : The Heavenly Shepherd. 
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. The Lord my shepherd is ; He leads me to the place If e’er I go astray In spite of all my foes, 
7 - [ shall be well supplied ; Where heavenly pasture grows, | He doth my soul reclaim, _. He doth my table spread ; 


Since he is mine, and I am his, Where living waters gently pass, And guides me in his own right way, My cup with blessings overflows, 
What can I want beside ? - And full salvation flows. _ For his most holy name. And joy exalts my head. | 


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Praise to God. 


1. 2. ; 
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; From all that dwell below the skies Eternal are thy mercies, Lord ; | 
Praise him, all creatures here below ; Let the Creator’s praise arise ; Eternal truth attends thy word ; 
Praise him above, ye heavenly hosts ; Let the Redeemer’s name be sung Thy praise shall sound from shore to shore, 


Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Through every land, by every tongue. Till suns shall rise and set no more. 





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' Praise the Lord. 
1. Praise the Lord, who reigns above, 2. Praise him, every tuneful string ; 
And keeps his courts below ; And all of heavenly art, 
Praise him for his boundless love, All the power of music bring, 
And all his greatness show. The music of the heart. 
Praise him for his noble deeds, Hallowed be his name beneath, 
Praise him for his matchless power ; As in heaven, on earth adored ; 
Him, from whom all good proceeds, fl Praise the Lord in every breath ; 


Let earth and heaven adore. Let all things praise the Lord. 








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How damp were the vapors that fell on his head ! The theme most transporting to seraphs above, 

How hard was his pillow! how humble his bed! The triumph of sorrow — the triumph of love. 

The angels, beholding, amazed at the sight, 

Attended their Master with solemn delight. sa 

Come, saints, and adore him — come, bow at his feet ; 

3. O, give him the glory, the praise that is meet ; 

O Garden of Olive! thou dear, honored spot, Let joyful hosannas unceasing arise, 


The fame of thy wonders shall ne’er be forgot ; And join the fall chorus that gladdens the skies. 











Prayer for a Blessing. 


1. May the grace of Christ, our Savior, 
And the Father’s boundless love, 
With the Holy Spirit’s favor, 
Rest upon us from above. 


,2. “Thus may we abide in union 
With each other and the Lord, 
And possess, in sweet communion, 
Joys which earth cannot afford. 


PRAISE TO THEE. 


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Sound his praise through earth a heav - en, Sound Je - ho - vah’s praise on highe | 
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Closing Hymn. 


x “Israel's Shepherd, guide me, feed me, 
Through my pilgrimage below ; 
And beside the waters lead me, 
Where thy flock rejoicing go. 


2. Lord, thy guardian presence ever, : 
Meekly kneeling, I implore ; 
I have found thee, and would never, 
Never wander from thee more. 


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Ascription. 
1. Gracious Source of every blessing, ; 
Guard our breasts from anxious fears ; 
Let us each, thy care possessing, 
Sink into the vale of years. 


2, All our hopes on thee reclining, 
Peace companion of our way, 
May our sun, in smiles declining, 
Rise in everlasting day. 




















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Thanks for mercies past receive; 
Pardon of our sins renew ; 
Teach us henceforth how to live, 
With eternity in view. 

Bless thy word to old and young ; 
Fill us with a Savior’s love; 
When our life’s short race is run, 

May we dwell with thee above. 






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And heaven and nature sing, Ve heaven and nature sing, And heaven and na- po sing. 
2. 3. 4. 
Joy to the world! the Savior reigns! No more let sin and sorrow grow, — He rules the world with truth and grace, 
Let men their songs employ ; Nor thorns infest the ground ; And makes the nations prove 
While fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains, He comes to make his blessings flow The glories of his righteousness, 
Repeat the sounding joy, Far as the curse is found, And wonders of his love, 


Repeat, &e. Far as, &c. ; And wonders, &c. 





MY iisehdehaat a WILL SUPPLY. C. M. Poxtur. 41 
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Soa, 4 oe ee ae pes J Thy presence is my stay ; 
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Be - side the liv - ing i Be - side the liv - - - ing stream. Drives all my fears away. 
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Thy hand, in spite of all my foes, 
Doth still my table spread ; 
My cup with blessings overflows; ; 
Thine oil anoints my head. 





; Pleasant Words. 


2. 
A word, a look, has crushed to earth 
Full many a budding flower, 
Which, had a smile but owned its birth, 
~ Would bless life’s darkest hour. 


. 1. 

| A little word, in kindness said, 

A motion, or a tear, 

Has often healed the heart that’s sad, 
| And made a friend sincere. 


3. 
Then deem it not an idle thing 
A pleasant word to speak ; 
The face you wear, the thoughts you bring, 
A heart may heal or break. 





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How swift the heavenly < course they run 
Whose hearts and faith and hopes are one! 


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What zealous love, what holy fear! 
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His heart no broken friendships sting ; 
No storms his peaceful tent mvade ; 

He rests beneath Jehovah’s wing, - 
Hostile to none, of none afraid. 


3. 
Spirit of grace, all meek, all mild, q 
Inspire our hearts, our souls possess; |} 
Repel each passion, rude and wild, 
And bless a3 as we aim to bless. 


3. 


Their streaming eyes together flow — 

For human guilt and mortal woe; 

Their ardent prayers together rise, 
- Like mingling flame in sacrifice. 


see ALL YE RANSOMED. C. M. Nicnors. 49 


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1, Sing, all ye ran-somed of - the Lord, Your great De-liv-erer sing; Ye _ pil-grimsnow for Zi - on 
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Like shadows, all are fled. 


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or - -@-2- =f: i) March on in your Redeemer’s strength ; 
oaths So Pursue his footsteps still ; 
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On Zion’s heavenly hill. 





Praise from all Nature. 





2. . 3. 
Begin the high, Riess strain, Ye curling fountains, as ye roll Bear it, ye breezes, on your wings, 
My raptured soul, and sing Your silver waves along, To distant climes away, 
A sacred hymn of grateful praise Repeat to all your verdant shores And round the wide-extended world 


To heayen’s almighty King. ; The subject of the song. The lefty theme convey: 





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Cemented, mixed in one, 
One hope, one heart, one mind, one voice, 
Tis heaven on earth begun. 


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When all thy sparkling gems shall shine, 
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We, sinners sayed by grace, 
From glory unto glory changed, 

Behold phe face to face. 








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To run his journey through the skies. 


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shall make known Some fresh me - mo - rial of his _ grace. 
fol - lies past; He gives me strength for days to come. 


ae E- = pe 


Morning Hymn. 
2. 
O, like the sun may I fulfil 
Th’ appointed duties of the day, 
With ready mind and active will 
March on, and keep my heavenly way. 


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his =e. pro - longs my days; And 
near my home; But 


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we re 


3. 
I lay my body down to sleep ; 
Peace is the pillow for my head, 
While well-appointed angels keep 
Their watchful stations round my bed. 


Faith in his name forbids my fear ; 
O, may thy presence ne’er depart; 
And in the morning make me hear 
Thy love and kindness in my heart. 


3. 
Give me thy counsels for my guide, 
And then receive me to thy bliss ; 
* All my desires and hopes beside 
Are faint and cold compared with this. 


46 FATHER, WHATWER OF EARTHLY BLISS. C. M. Naour. 


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A ae syteese —¢- a” eal a A == == e—s—g- ~gt) 
1. Fa - ther, site -’er of ae - 4 bliss Thy sove aoe will de- nies, Ac - ee ed at thy | 
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Bak SAGs ES A wer OR COST | 2. | 
: | —a1-— a i “Give me a calm, a thankful heart, ~ \/ 
> Signe qr tO ee ee a a ae 2 ‘ From every murmur free; _ eae ai 
-@- -@ “$- “g- The blessings of thy grace impart, e | 
} A ' And make me live to thee. | 
this pe - ti - tion rise: 
pe ky 3. | 
hee NO ee > “QO, let the hope that thou art mine oS 
fie esel, Beale ox tee Me euee ee eee Oe Bi tT CI eR WN a Se SA SE diss P | 
Cx oe Ses a 7 a ae Sia" aaa . My life and death attend, =| 
SEMESCRET #97 "RATE a s ana eS a A — Thy presence through my journey shine, | 
ERS RARE. _—--|--___ jg oe Po ~ And crown my journey’s end.” | 
The Bible a Treasure. 
1. 2. ’ 3. 
This -is the field where hidden lies Here consecrated water flows, O, may thy counsels, mighty God, 
The pearl of price unknown ; To quench our thirst of sin; "Our roving feet command, 
Those children are divinely wise * Here the fair tree of knowledge grows, Nor we forsake the happy road 


Who make that pearl their own. Nor danger dwells therein. That leads to thy right hand. 














Moderato. 


1. Long as I live Til 
2. Great is the Lord; his 






Be 


joy shall be " ihe 


—-4-—- —— we 


I love to steal a while away 
‘From every cumbering care, 
And spend the hours of setting day 
In humble, grateful prayer. 


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LONG AS I LIVE. C. M. 










thy name, My King, my 
un - known; O, let ppl 


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roe ae ee 


In bright - is worlds a -_ bove. 
Thy works of grace re - peat. 


Sie ties 


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a - love; My work and 


Dae Piet apie Yul sing the 


nate: ee aes 
peal on le Seca OS oe . 


3. 


Fathers to sons shall teach thy name, 
And children learn thy ways, 

Ages to come thy truth proclaim, 
“And nations sound thy praise. 


4. 

Thy glorious deeds of ancient date 
Shall through the world be known, 
Thine arm of } power, thy heavenly state, 

With public splendor shown. 





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ar eee ror a ee 
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Solitude. 


I love in solitude to shed 
The penitential tear, 

And all his promises to plead 
Where none but God is near. 


3. 
I love to think on mercies past, 
_ And future good implore, 
And all my cares and sorrows cast 
On Him whom I adore. 





48 AWAKE, MY SOUL. L. M: 


Spirited. 





Thy dai - ly stage of 
Let thy own light to 


a with the sun 


1. A - wake, my se 
the light di - vine, 


2. Il - lu - mined by 








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Re - flect all me pro- 





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- - Bd - cee rays In ar - dent love and cheer - ful _ praise. 


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reece in the Sabbath. 
: 2. 
Sweet is the day of sacred rest; 
_ No mortal care shall seize my breast : 
O, may my heart in tune be found 
Like David's harp of solemn sound. 


Sweet is the work, iy God, my King, 
To praise thy name, give thanks and sing 
To show thy love by morning light, 
And talk of all thy truth at night. 


Lord, I my vows to thee renew; 

Scatter my sins like morning dew; 

Guard my first springs of thought 
and will, 

And with thyself my spirit fill. 


4, 
Direct, control, suggest, this day, 
All I desien, or do, or say, 
That all my powers, with all their 
might, 
In thy sole glory may unite. 


3. 
When shall I see, and hear, and know 
All I desired or wished below, 
And every power find sweet employ 
In that eternal world of joy? 

















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va - tion shone! How fair his heaven - ly grace ! 
oN 
Fe ee 8 Soe Ss 
= Soe olees meee wee oe Be 


Gratitude. 


2. 


thee my all I owe; 
sovereign bounty is ‘the spring 
hence all my blessings flow. 


Thon ever good and kind! 
A thousand reasons move, 

A thousand obligations bind 
My heart to grateful love. 


Thy goodness, like the sun, 
Dawned on my early days, 

Ere infant reason had begun 
To form my lips to praise. 


49 


DOVER. 


Moderate. shy 

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Pert ==: a a ee eee am er ae 

—2 Fis ee ee ee a =e : as ee 
1. Great is the Lord our God, And let his praise a ch He makes the church - es 

2 In Zi - io God is known, A ref-nuge in dis - fress ; How bright has his sal - 

=p tee a = a ok 


Siri eee 


3. 

These temples of his grace, 
How beautiful they stand! 
The honors of our native place, 
And bulwarks of our land. 


4. 
Oft have our fathers told, 
Our eyes have often seen, 
How well our God secures the fold 
Where his own sheep have been. 


4. 


O, let thy grace inspire 
"My soul with strength divine ; 
Let all my powers to thee aspire, 
And all my days be thine. 


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OUR FATHER, GOD. L. M. 


are = perry Sone 


eerrs PB AE jh 32 


Sete oS 


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BRIGHTON. 





1. Our Fa-ther, God, who art in heaven, To thy gigs name he un erence given ; Thy peaceful kingdom ae ex - toad, | 


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omen oe == ==sS Pi Senin al ee BS Shy eat eae cae == 
—e oe et Sed a es cy, 


Sse <b, a fetreseratire se 


And reign, O Lord, till time ce end. Thy sa-cred will on earth be done, As ’tis by an - gels round thy throne; | 


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2. 
Our sins forgive, and teach us 
thus 
To pardon those who injure us; 
Our shield in all temptations 


prove, 
And every trial far remove. 

Thine is the kingdom to control, 
And Pare the power to save the 


oul; 
Great be the glory of thy reign; 


Let every creature say, Amen. 








i FORGIVE ME, LORD. L. M. Oraves. O51 
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Big —je= i ep OL 
i — Aen He Bi era ae eSerl aise 
That with. the world, my - self,... and _ thee, I, ere fos aie at eee may be. 


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2. 3. 
Teach me to live that I may dread — Be thou my Guardian while I sleep ; _ Lord, let my a forever share 
The grave as little as my bed ; Thy watchful station near me keep ; The bliss of thy paternal eare; 
. Teach me to die that so I may My heart with love celestial fill, Tis heaven on earth, ’tis heaven above, 


With joy behold the judgment day. ~ And guard me from th’ approach of ill. To see thy face and sing thy love. 





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#4 oeegs sites ma Koa a ae =e == Peat = emtoe zee" While the sweet lark exulting soars, 
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toe #O-- 8 Oo o- oF mi facet Be every sigh your bosom pours. 
zeph - yr poe: Soft as the tune - _ ful ae a -  bove. 3. 
| ae is Rowe ee ae True as the magnet to the pole, 
ype — pee a @_82. =e ae -9-Te-e-; So true let your contrition be ; 
a cig Fn fo ae eee 6 em 0-9 — 3 oa . p— o*--0-—o— 2m fr So true let all your sorrows roll 
a coe Sr — a aa a » reife FS —— a o=e ae: To Him who bled upon the tree. 





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"4 2, 3. 

blest the righteous when they die So Pies a summer cloud away ; Farewell, conflicting hopes and fears 
ae holy he Wie Hsia eaats Mea So sinks the gale when storms are o’ ers Where lights and shades alternate ‘dwell: 
How mildly beams the closing eye! So gently shuts the eye of day ; How bright th’ unchanging morn appears! 


How gently heaves th’ expiring breast! So dies a wave along the shore. Farewell, inconstant world, boakpal 2: 





KINGDOMS AND THRONES. L. M. Hampure. 99 
Moderato. 


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A Zo Z- =$-g1-2 eres age ie tes pate gi 
1. a és and thrones to God be - long; Crownhim, ye na - tions, in your song ; 
2.God is our” shield, our = our rest; God is our King—pro - claim Eh blest ; 


a rae ae ees 
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His won-drous name i power re - hearse; His hon- ors shall en - a your —_verse, 
When ter - rors rise, oe na - tions faint, He® is _. the ie of ev - i saint. 
an ac (rae 2 oe Sass. Ym ae ae dp eo & 
Se 
| eas am ae e2rat ee cores" <_t e aee aee eeee ie ate Oe 
The God of all Grace. 
Ae : ot 3. &. 
Great God, let all my tuneful powers Seasons and moons, still rolling round My life, my health, my friends, I owe », ; a 
Awake, and sing thy mighty name; In beauteous order, speak thy praise ; ‘All to thy vasi, unbounded love; a 
_ Thy hand revolves my circling hours — And years, with smiling mercy crowned, Ten thousand precious gifts below, 
Thy hand, from whence my being came. To thee successive honors raise. And aise of nobler joys above. 


WHAT SERAPH-LIKE MUSIC. 115. De Pinna. 
Sas ena ne es a ee eae eee Ee Sse 
a Te=3=8 va es aS et ar Sir ees = 


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hear ; Those rich, flow-ing num-bers, so li - quid and clear, Breathe rapture un - told from some hea-ven-ly sphere. 
ie 


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ae oe eee5 va p-9e- e--0--§ - a eae: iia a pane ol pF 
2: le eee a Se ot cam Se = ae = Sit 
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2. ; Bakiig: 

"Tis the sweet-flowing music that steals o’er the wave A glimpse of bright glory now beams on my sight; 

Of Jordan’s lone river, as its billows I brave; I sink in sweet visions of heaven’s dawning light; 

*Tis the music of angels, who hasten to bear _ Bright spirits are whispering so soft in my ear, 


My soul o’er the waters to that blessed shore. Of heayen, sweet heayen, I long to be there. 





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1. There is a_ stream mae cS - tle 
2. That sa-cred stream, thy ho - ly 
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1. 


There is a pure, a peaceful wave, 

That rolls around the throne of love ; 
Whose waters gladden as they lave 

The bright and heavenly shores above. 


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THERE IS A STREAM. L. M. 


WARD. 


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flow Sup- ante ibe a - of our God ; ef love, and 
word, Sup-ports our faith, our fear a - trols; Sweet peace thy 
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anne rom a os Sore Soe ee aL: 
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joy — still ciate through, And wa- Sea our di-vine a - bode. 
ee -is - es af - ford, And give new strength to faint-ing souls. 
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The Throne of Love. 
2) 


fe== ; ini oe 


The pilgrim, faint and near to sink 


Beneath his load of earthly woe, 


‘Refreshed beneath its verdant br ink, 


Rejoices in its gentle flow. 


God my Guide. 


1. O Thou, to whose all-searching sight 
The darkness shineth as the light, 
Search, prove my heart; it pants for 

thee ; 
O, burst these bonds, and set it free. 


. If in this darksome wild I stray, 
Be thou my light, be thou my way ; 
No foes, no violence I fear, 
No fraud, while thou, my God, art near. 


3. 


There, O my soul, do thou repose, 
And hover o’er the hallowed spring, 

To drink the crystal wave, and there 
To lave thy wounded, weary wing. 


56 COME, YE DISCONSOLATE, | inaes 


Largo. Solo. 


eae aga 9 ee ee ee ee ae 
Ax-* = -g— 1-8 -°--e— SSS ae 
is oe afar ets ” a reas 
1. Come, ye dis -con-s0 - late, wher - e’er you Jan - guish; Come, at the shrine of God fer-vent-ly kneel; 
2. Joy of the com-fort-less, light of the stray-ing; Hope, when all oth-ers die, fade-less and pure; 


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Here bring your wounded hearts, here ae your an-guish; Earth has no sor-row that Heaven can-not heal. ; 

Here speaks the Com-fort-er, in God’s name say - ing, “Earth “has no sor-row that Heaven can-not cure.” 











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Here bring your wouddel hearts, here tell your an- guish; Earth has no sor-row that Heaven can - hid > 
Here speaks the Com-fort - er, in God’s name say - ing, “Barth has no sor - row- fast Heaven can-not cure.” 


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1. When shall we meeta - gain? Meet ne’er to sev-er? When will Peace wreathe her chain Round us for-ev-er? Our 


; 2. When shall love aes flow, Pure as life’s riv-er? When shail sweet friendship glow, Changeless for - ev - er ? Pike 
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4. Soon shall we meeta - gain, Meet never to sev - er; Soon will Peace wreathe her chain Round us for - ev-er. Our 


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joys ce-les-tial you Where bliss each heart phall fill, And fears of parting chill, Nev-er, nO; ney-er. MS no, ney-er. 


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hearts will then pa uate Safe from all worldly eee Our songs of praise shall close Nev-er, se nev-er. ne: a) nev-er. 


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38 HOW HAPPY IS THE PILGRIM’S LOT. C. P. M: Bevan. 
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1. How hap-py is the pil-grim’s lot! How free from every anxious thought, From worldly hope and fear! Confined to — 
2. No foot vs landdo I pos-sess; No cot-tage in this wil-der- ness; A poor way -far- ing man, Ilodge a t | 


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JOYE ULLY, JOYFULLY. 10s. Rev. A. D. Merritt. 59 
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An-gel-ic chor-is-ters sing as I come, nang -ful-ly, joy-ful-ly, haste to thy home.” Home to the land of bright 





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. Friends, fondly cherished, have passed on before; Death, with thy weapons of war lay me low; 

| Waiting, they watch me ‘approaching the shore; “sk Strike, king of terrors; I fear not the blow; 

| Singing, to cheer me through death’s chilling gloom, Jesus hath broken the bars of the tomb; 
“ Joyfully, joyfully haste to thy home.” Joyfully, joyfully will I go home. 

| Sounds of sweet melody fall on my ear; Bright will the morn of eternity dawn; 

Harps of the blessed, your voices I hear; Death shall be banished, his sceptre be gone ; 
Rings with the harmony heaven's high dome, Joyfully then shall I witness his doom, 

| ‘‘ Joyfully, joyfully haste to thy home.” Joyfully, joyfully, safely at home. 





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My ransom from the dreadful guilt And all the forms of love he wears, When my dear Lord will bring me home, 
Of sin and wrath divine; Exalted on his throne; And I shall see his face ; 
Td sing his glorious righteousness, In loftiest songs of sweetest praise, Then with my Savior, Brother, Friend, 
In which all- -perfect, heavenly dress I would, to everlasting days, A blest eternity Pl spend, 
My soul shall ever shine. Make all his glories known. Triumphant in his grace. 





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Dark and drea-ry is the way; Toil -ing I’ve come; Ask me not with you to. stay; ie der’s my home. 
Brighter joys than earthcan give Win me a- way — Pleas- ures that = - ev-er live; I can-not stay. 

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I'm a traveller to a land I’m a traveller, and I go I’m a traveller —call me not; 
Where all is fair, Where all is fair; Upward’s my way; 
‘Where is seen no broken band; Farewell, all I’ve loved below — Yonder is my rest and lot; 
Saints all are there; I must be there; I cannot stay ; 
Where no tear shall ever fall, Worldly honors, hopes, and gain, Farewell, earthly pleasures all; 
Nor heart be sad; All I resign ; Pilgrim I roam; 
Where the glory is "for all, Welcome sorrow, grief, and pain, Hail me not—in vain you call; 


And all are glad. If heaven be mine. , Yonder’s my home. 


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Who is thy neighbor? He whom thou 
Hast power to aid or bless; 

Whose aching heart or burning brow 
Thy soothing hand may press. 


Thy Neighbor, 
. 2 
Thy neighbor? It is the fainting poor, 
Whose eye with want is dim; 
O, enter thou his humble door, . 
With aid and peace for him. 





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There is an hour of sweet repose, 
When storms assail no more; 


The stream of endless pleasure ‘flows 


On that celestial shore. 


4. 
There purity with love appears, 
And bliss without alloy ; 


There they that oft had sown in tears 


Shall reap eternal joy 





3. 


Thy neighbor? Pass no mourner by, 
Perhaps thou canst redeem 

A breaking heart from misery ; 
Go, share thy lot with him. 


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tee het ot 
(545 Hie or eree a gis Sess fe rice: 


1. Fad - ing, still fad - ing! the na age is hits ing; Fa- ther in heav-en, the May is de - clin - ing; 
2. Fa - ther in heav-en, O, hear whenwe | call; Hear for Christ’s sake, whois Sa-vior of all; 











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Ho, all ye hungry, starving souls, Eternal Wisdom hath prepared Ho, ye that pant for living streams, 
That feed upon the wind, A soul-reviving feast, And pine away.and die, 
And vainly strive with earthly toys And bids your longing appetites Here you may quench your raging thirst 
To fill an empty mind. The rich provision taste. With springs that never dry. 
5. 6. 
Rivers of love and mercy here . The happy gates of gospel grace 
In a rich ocean join; Stand open night and day; 
Salvation in abundance flows, Lord, we are come to seek supplies 
Like floods of milk and wine. ‘And drive our wants away. 


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See eater oe Se =e eas Cae an ee 
ao Seeee — Snes -te oe i sina = -o- 3 ane 


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Though in distant lands we mean When these bidchisled locks are gray, When the dreams of life are fled, 
Parched beneath a burning sky, Thinned by many a toil-spent day ; When its wasted lamp is dead, 
Though the deep between us roll, When around this youthful pine, _ When in cold oblivion’s shade 
Friendship shall unite our souls ; Moss shall creep and ivy twine ; Beauty, wealth, and fame are laid, 
And in fancy’s wide domain _ (Long may this loved bower remain ;) Where immortal spirits reign, 
Oft shall we all meet again. Here may we all meet again. There may we all meet again.* 


* This poetry, it is said, was “composed and sung by three Indians, who were educated at Dartmouth, at their last interview before leaving college, in an en- 
chanting bower whither they had often resorted, and in the midst of which grew a ‘youthful pine.’ Nearly half a century afterwards they providentially met 
again; the recollection of bygone days drew them to the same spot, and, at a meeting aul more affecting, they composed and sung the hymn on the following page.” 





THE SACRED MINSTREL. 67 


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Parted many a toil-spent year, 
Pledged in youth to memory dear, 
Still to friendship’s magnet true, 
We our social joys renew; 

Bound by love’s unseyered chain, 
Here on earth we meet again. 


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But our bower, sunk to decay, 
Wasting time has swept away; 
And the youthful evergreen, 
Lopped by death, no more is seen; 


Bleak the winds sweep o’er the plain, 


When in age we meet again. 


The Meeting. 


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Many a friend we used to greet 
Here on earth no more we meet; 
Oft the funeral knell has rung, 
Many a heart has sorrow stung, 
Since we parted on this plain, 
Fearing ne’er to meet again. 


4. 


Worn with toil, and sunk with years, 
We shall quit this vale of tears, 

And these hoary locks be laid 

Low in cold oblivion’s shade; 

But where saints and angels reign 
We all hope to meet again. 





WATCHMAN,,. TELL US OF THE NIGHT. 


MisstonaRy oR CuHristmas Hymn. 


Andante. 
Solo. Treble. 





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tf oe setae = ae 
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1. Watchman! tell us of the night, Whatits signs of promise are. ‘Traveller! o’er yon mountain’s height See that 


2. Watchman! tell us of the night; Higher yet that star as-cends. ‘Traveller! bless-ed- ness and light, Peace and 
3. Watchman! tell us of the night, For the morn-ing seems to dawn. Traveller! darkness takes its flight, Doubt and 





68 THE SACRED MINSTREL. 


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glo-ry-beam-ing star. Watchman! does its beau-teous ray Aught of hope or joy fore-tell? Traveller! es it brings the 
truth its course portends. Watchman! will its beams a - lone Gild the spot that gave them birth? Traveller! a-ges are its 


ter-ror are withdrawn. Watchman! let thy wanderings cease; Hie thee to thy qui-et home. Traveller! lo the Prince of 





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day— Promised day of Is-ra - el. Traveller! yes, it brings the day— Promised day or Is-ra - is 
own; See, it bursts o’er all the earth. Traveller! a- ges are its own; ee it bursts o’er all the earth. 
Peace, Lo, the Son of God is come. facie ; : ‘ : ‘ ‘ 


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There generous fruits, that never fail, No chilling winds or poisonous breath Filled with delight, my raptured soul 
On trees immortal grow ; Can reach that healthful shore ; Would here no longer stay ; 
There rock and hill, and brook and vale, Sickness and sorrow, pain and death, Though Jordan’s waves around me roll, 
With milk and honey flow. Are felt and feared no more. Fearless ?’'d launch away. 
All o’er those wide-extended plains _ When shall I reach that happy place, There, on those high and flowery plains, 
Shines one eternal day ; And be forever blest ? - Our spirits ne’er shall tire ; 
There Christ, the Son, forever reigns, When shall I see my Father’s face, But, in perpetual, joyful strains, 
And scatters night away. And in his bosom rest ? Redeeming love admire. 


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2. 3. 4. 
Jesus himself comes near, One day amid the place. My willing soul would stay 
And feasts his saints to-day ; Where God my Savior’s been, In such a frame as this _ 
Here we may sit and see him here, Is sweeter than ten thousand days Till called to rise and soar away 


And love, and praise, and pray. Of pleasure and of sin. To everlasting bliss. 








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There is a home for weary souls, There faith lifts up the tearless eye, There fragrant flowers immortal bloom, 
By sin and sorrow driven, To brighter prospects given ; And joys supreme are given ; 
When tossed on life’s tempestuous shoals, It views the tempest passing by, There rays divine disperse the gloom ; 
Where storms arise and ocean rolls, Sees evening shadows quickly fly, Beyond the dark, the narrow tomb, 


And all is drear but heaven. And all serene in heaven. Appears the dawn of heaven. 





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Triumph in re-deem-ing grace; O, re - fresh us, O, re - us * Travelling through this wil - ie - ness. 
In our hearts and lives a- bound; May 3 pres - ence, May thy ‘a ence With us ey -.er- more be _ found. 
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See, from Zion’s sacred mountain Through ten thousand channels flowing, Trees of life, the banks adorning, 
Streams of living water flow; & Streams of mercy find their way ; Yield their fruit to all around ; 
God has opened there a fountain Life, and health, and joy bestowing, Those who eat are saved from mourning ; 
Which supplies the world below; Making all around look gay; Pleasure comes and hopes abound; 
They are blesséd O ye nations, Fair their portion ! 
Who its sovereign virtues know. Hail the long-expected day. Endless life with glory crowned. 


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THE SACRED MINSTREL. 


God our Guide. 
2. 

Open now the crystal fountain, 

Whence the healing streams do flow ; 
Let the fiery, cloudy pillar 

Lead me all my journey through ; 

Strong Deliverer, 
Be thou still my strength and shield. 


1. 
Guide me, O thou great J shovel, 
Pilgrim through this barren land; 
I am weak, but thou art mighty ; 
Hold me with thy powerful hand ; 
Bread of heaven, 
_ Feed me till I want no more. 








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3. 

When I tread the verge of Jordan, 
Bid my anxious fears subside ; 
Bear me through the swelling current ; 
Land me safe on, Canaan’s side; 

Songs of praises 
I will ever give to thee. 


FATHER IN HEAVEN. C. M. INVOCATION. 
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| 2. Each mo - ment of my life re-news The mer-cies of a Lord; Each mo- ment is it - 
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= go ——6—— —¢ e- got aa Zach passion of my heart subdue, 
——_—_@—_---——_ ~“< -g--e — Te Sas aS ee Each darting sin disown. 
earth - ly thought, And show thy. pres - ence here. 
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2 ather, kindle in my breast 
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In thine almighty name. 





46 THES NOT A BRIGHT. C._M. WIESENTHAL. 


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Pleasure’s false en - chantment loving, When will thy de - lu- sion cease ! c 


2. But those visions scarce had blest me When that fleeting day was o’er; 
‘er the ee that had.caressed me, ae me hee its smiles no more. 


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‘Since we shall ere long meet again ? 
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It cannot in Eden be found, 
Nor yet in a paradise lost ; 
It grows on Emanuel’s ground, 
And Jesus’ dear blood it did cost. 


3. 
My friends are so dear unto me, = 
Our hearts all united in love; 
Where Jesus is gone we shall be, 
In yonder blest mansions shove, 


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O, then with our Jesus we'll reign, 
‘And all his bright glory shall see; 

We'll sing, Hallelujah, Amen!” 
Amen, even | so let it be. 


82 0 LORD, ANOTHER WEEK IS FLOWN. C.M. ~~ Lane SYNE. 








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Bel Bi Fi, aed TE. io 2 —o it ae 5 And shed abroad in every heart. 
cA sc pA EN eSNG oe S(t £ Thine everlasting peace. 


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THE SACRED MINSTREL. . 83. 
My Father’s House. 


1, There is a place of waveless rest, 2. When tossed upon the waves of life, 3. In that pure home of tearless joy 
Far, far beyond the skies, ’ With fear on every side, ___ Earth’s parted friends shall meet, 
Where beauty smiles eternally, | When fiercely howls the eathering storm, With smiles of love that never fade, 
And pleasure never dies. And foams the angry tide, And blessedness complete. 
My Father’s house, my heavenly home, Beyond the storm, beyond the gloom, There, there adieus are sounds unknown; 
Where ‘‘many mansions ”’ stand, Breaks forth the light of morn, Death frowns not on that scene, 
Prepared by hands divine, for all Bright beaming from my Father’s house, But life, and glorious beauty, shine, 


Who seek the better land. To cheer the soul forlorn. Untroubled and serene. 





FATHER OF SPIRITS. C. M. Me 3 Gator 
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2. With love and har-mo-ny wecame,In_ sin - gle-ness of heart; We met, O Lord, in thy best name, 


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And he’d-conduct me home. 


4. When, by afflictions sharply tried, 
I view the gaping tomb, 
Although I dread death’s ‘chilling food: 
Yet still I sigh for home. 


5. Weary of wandering round and round 
This vale of sin and gloom, 
I long to leave th’unhalléwed ground, 
And dwell with Christ at home. 4 


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Nor darkness dims the radiant scene, _ It never needs the moonbeams pale, The streams of uncreated light 


Nor sorrow’s tear within it flows.. Nor there are known the evening hours. Flow round from th’ eternal throne. 


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Gently, Lord, O gently lead us In the hour of pain and anguish, 
Through this lonely vale of tears, In the hour when death draws near, 
And, O Lord, in merey give us | Suffer not our hearts to languish, 
Thy rich grace in all our fears. Suffer not our souls to fear. 
O refresh us with thy blessing, ’ When this mortal life is ended, 
O refresh us with thy grace; ‘ Bid us in thine arms to rest, 
May thy mercies, never ceasing, Till, by angel bands attended, 


Fit us for thy dwelling-place.. _ We awake among the blest. 





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4 2. 3. 

Behold the western evening light! How beautiful, on all the hills, And lo! above the dews of night 
It melts in deepening gloom ; , ‘The crimson light is shed ! The vesper star appears ; 

So calmly Christians sink away, ’Tis like the peace the Christian gives So faith lights up the mourner’s heart 
Descending to the tomb. To mourners round his bed. Whose eyes are dim with tears. 

The winds breathe low; the yellow leaf How mildly on the wandering cloud Night falls, but soon the morning light 
Searce whispers from the tree ; The sunset beam is cast ! Its glories shall restore ; 

So gently flows the parting breath So sweet the memory left behind And thus the eyes that sleep in death ° 
When good men cease to be. When loved ones breathe their last. Shall wake to close no more, 


90 ‘JERUSALEM, MY HAPPY HOME, C. M. 


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Our glowing hearts in one; 

Hail, sacred hope, that tunes our’minds 
To harmony divine. 

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Which Jesus’ grace has given ; 

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Shall howl around our cot; 

What though beneath an eastern sun 
Be cast our distant lot ; 

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Which Jesus’ grace has given — 


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No lingering look, no parting sigh, 
Our future meeting knows ; 
There friendship beains from every eye, 
And love immortal glows. 
O, sacred hope! O, blissful hope ! 
Which Jesus’ grace has given — 
The hope, when days and years are past, 
We all shall mect in heaven. 


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1. O come; let us sing unto. the Lord; | Let us heartily rejoice in the ‘str ength of |. OTL sal-> vation, 
3. For the Lord is a great God; | And a great King a- | bove all gods... 
5. The sea is his, and he made | it: And his hands pre- ; par - ed | the dry | land. 
7. For he is the Lord our | God: | And we are the people o his pasture,and the | sheep of | his hand. 
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“2. Let us come before his presence with thanks- | giving; | And show ourselves elad in him with psalms. 
* 4. In his hands are all the corners of the earth And the strength of the hills is his also. , 
6. O come, let us worship and’ fall down; | And kneel be- r fore the Lord our | Maker. 
8. O worship the Lord in the beauty of | ho - Ji- | ness. Let the whole earth standin? awe of | him. 
11. As it was in the beginning, is now,and | ever — shall | be; World without end. A- men, A - | men. 




















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CHANT. — HOW BEAUTIFUL UPON THE MOUNTAINS. 


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He | hath redeemed Jerusalem. 


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Jehovah hath made bare his | holy arm 
In the | eyes of all the nations, - 
‘And all the | ends of the earth 
Shall see the sal- | vation of our God. 





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While nature welcomes | in the day, His genial rays the | sun renews; 
My heart its | earliest vows would pay How bright the-| scene with’ glittering dews ! 
The blushing flowers more | beauteous bloom, 


To Him whose care hath | kindly kept 
My life from | danger while I Slept. And breathe more | rich their sweet perfume. 





3. 


So may the sun of | righteousness 

With kindliest | beams my bosom bless; 
Warm into life each | heavenly seed, , 

To bud and | bear some generous deed. 


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Is it far away in some | region | old, 
Where the rivers wander o’er | sands of | gold ? 
Where the burning rays of the | ruby | shine, 
And the diamond lights up the | secret | mine, 


And the pearl gleams forth from the | coral | strand, — 


Is it there, sweet mother, that | better | land ? 
“Not there, not there, my child. 





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hath not seen it, my | gentle | boy; 
ath not heard its deep | songs of | joy; 
Dreaf\s cannot picture a | world so | fair; 
Sorrovgand death may not | enter | there; 
@oth not breathe on its | fadeless | bloom; 
Far b@yond the clouds and be- { yond the | tomb, —- . 
It is there, it is there, my child.” % 





CHANT.—THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD. | 


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1. The Lord is my Shepherd: I shall not want. 


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staff they | comfort | me. 


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Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine 
enemies; thou anointest my head with oil; my | cup 
runneth | over. 

Surely gpgodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of 
my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord 
for- | ever. | Amen. 


96 | CHANT. —THE ROSE THAT BLOOMS. 














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And earth’s bright ones amid the tomb And there, amid a holier sphere, The ransomed of the earth with joy 
May like the blushing rose decay ; Where the archangel bows in awe, Shall in their robes of beauty come, 
But still the mind, the mind shall bloom There sits the King of Glory near, And find a rest without alloy 
When time and nature fade away. And executes his perfect law. 


Amid the Christian’s happy home. 


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By cool Siloam’s shady rill By cool Siloam’s shady rill 
How fair the lily grows! The lily must decay ; 
How sweet the breath beneath the hill The rose that blooms beneath the hill 
Of Sharon’s dewy rose! Must shortly fade away. — 


2. ; 4. eae 

Lo, such the youth whose holy feet © : O Thou who giy’st us life and breath, 
The paths of peace have trod; We seek thy grace alone, 

Whose secret heart, with influence sweet, In childhood, manhood, age, and death, 
Is upward drawn to God. . ' . To keep us still thine own. 


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