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Section        7  r        ( 


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A  COMPANION  TO 

ALL   THE   NEW   HYMN   BOOKS; 

PROVIDING 

TUNES,  CHORALES,  AND   CHANTS 

FOB 

THE    METRICAL    HYMNS  AND   PASSAGES   OF    SCRIPTURE 
CONTAINED    IN    THOSE    BOOKS. 


FIRST   SECTION.     TUNES   AND    CHORALES. 


Cnmjpxssttr  Scare  Cbitimr. 

EDITED    BY 

THE     REV.     HENRY    ALLON, 

AND 

HENRY    JOHN    GAUNTLETT,    Mus.    Doc 

EIGHTH    THOUSAND. 


LONDON: 

JACKSON,  WALFORD,  &  HODDER,  27,  PATERNOSTER  ROW; 
J.  A.  NOVELLO,  69,  DEAN  STREET,  SOHO. 

1868. 


BENJAMIK   PARDON, 

TYPOGRAPHICAL   MUSIC    PRINTER, 

PATERNOSTER   ROW. 


PREFACE 


The  rapid  sale  of  fifty-two  thousand  copies  of  the  "  Congregational 
Psalmist"  is  a  gratifying  indication  of  the  interest  felt  in  popular 
Psalmody,  as  well  as  of  the  adaptation  of  this  work  to  meet  the  want 
which  occasioned  its  compilation. 

The  object  of  the  Editor  was  to  render  available  for  worshipping  use  the 
finest  chorals  of  every  age  and  of  every  section  of  the  Church.  Gifts  of 
poetry  and  of  song  have  been  bestowed  upon  every  generation,  and  upon 
none,  perhaps,  more  richly  than  our  own.  Hence  the  canon  of  Church 
song  can  never  be  completed ;  additions  will  continuously  be  made  to  the 
richness  of  the  worship  of  the  Church,  and  to  the  joy  of  its  spiritual  life. 
It  were,  therefore,  an  egregious  folly  and  loss,  either  to  refuse  the  precious 
inheritance  of  the  past,  or  to  exclude  ourselves  from  the  fresh  contributions 
to  it  that  from  time  to  time  are  proffered.  The  past  is  commended  to  us 
by  the  test  of  successive  generations,  the  present  by  contemporary  form 
and  feeling  ;  the  old  that  remains  to  us  has  filtered  out  of  much  that  has 
perished,  and  the  new  that  is  proffered  to  us  is  doubtless  destined  to 
undergo  the  same  process.  It  is  simple  pedantry  to  restrict  the  music  of 
the  Church  to  either  any  particular  age  or  any  particular  school.  Like  a 
hymn-book,  a  tune-book  should  provide  for  various  tastes  and  degrees  of 
capacity ;  the  ruling  canon  of  its  compilation  should  be,  not  conformity 
to  dogmatic  rules,  but  practical  fitness  for  devotional  use.  Whatever 
contributes  to  worshipping  reverence  and  joy — so  long  as  it  is  free  from 
incongruous  associations — is  both  legitimate  and  desirable.  In  the  "  Con- 
gregational Psalmist,"  both  tunes  and  harmonies  of  various  periods,  and 
of  various  schools,  will  be  found;  of  the  chorals  of  the  Latin  Church, 
from  Ambrose  to  Luther,  it  contains  twenty-five;  from  the  rich  choral 


IV  PREFACE. 

treasures  of  the  German  Protestant  Churches,  ninety-five  have  been 
selected ;  the  limited  Psalmody  of  the  French  Protestant  Church  has 
furnished  seven ;  from  the  English  and  Scottish  Psalters  of  the  sixteenth 
and  seventeenth  centuries,  thirty-four  have  been  taken ;  living  composers 
of  various  churches  and  schools  have  contributed  seventy-six ;  the  rest 
have  been  gathered  from  various  -writers  of  the  last  two  centuries.  It  is 
scarcely  too  much  to  say  that  no  existing  English  compilation  contains 
so  large  and  so  Catholic  a  representation  of  the  worship-song  of  "  the 
Holy  Church  throughout  the  world." 

The  varying  capacities  of  congregations  have  also  been  considered  ; 
while  the  great  bulk  of  the  tunes  are  such  as  the  least  advanced  may 
use,  some  tunes  are  inserted  which  only  the  cultured  can  sing. 

To  the  Catholic  character  of  the  book,  to  the  imperishable  qualities  of 
the  grand  chorals  which  have  come  down  to  us  from  past  generations, 
and  to  the  variety  of  taste  and  capacity  for  which  it  provides,  its  large 
success  is  doubtless  owing. 

The  present  Edition  contains  fifty-three  additional  tunes.  These  are 
added,  partly,  to  supply  such  deficiencies  as  the  practical  use  of  the  book 
had  revealed,  partly,  to  add  some  tunes  of  unquestionable  excellence 
which  had  been  overlooked,  and  partly,  to  enable  the  use  of  tunes  which 
have  appeared  since  this  work  was  published,  and  which,  from  various 
causes,  have  become  popular.  Permission  to  use  the  latter  has  in  every 
instance  been  most  readily  and  generously  given,  and  is  hereby  most 
gratefully  acknowledged. 

HENEY  ALLON. 

Canonbury,  April,  1867. 


ALPHABETICAL    INDEX. 


*  Indicates  Tunes  inserted  by  permission  from  the  Rev.  W.  J.  Blew's  "  Church  Hymn  and 

Tune  Book." 
t  Words  inserted  by  permission  from  Mendelssohn's  "St.  Paul." 
J  Words  inserted  by  permission  from  Mendelssohn's  "Lobgesang." 
J  Inserted  by  permission  from  "  Twelve  Chorales,  arranged  by  Sir  H.  R.  Bishop." 
||  Adaptation  of  a  German  Melody  by  permission,  from  Rev.  Wm.  Mercer's  "  Church  Psalter." 
**  Words  by  permission  from  Rev.  Wm.  Mercer's  "  Church  Psalter." 


Abbey               .         .     cm.              .   Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  10.  1615 
Abridge   .        .        .     cm. Isaac  Smith,  1770 


Advent  Evening  Hymn  l.m. 


Ajalon     . 
Albion     . 
Alla  Tkimta 
Alsace 
Altonaj   . 
Altorf     . 
Ambrose  . 
Angels'  Hymn 
Antioch   . 

Arimathea 

Arlington 
Armstadt 
Arniieim  . 
Arno 


77.77.77.,  or  66. 77. 77. 

664.6664.      . 

87.87.87.87. 

l.m. 

l.m.      . 


Old  Latin,  4th  Cent. 

"  Conditor  alme  siderum  " 

R  Redhead 

Henry  Carey,  d.  1743 

Laudi  Spirituali,  1545 

Beethoven 

Clauderi  Psalmodia,  1630 


8336.8336.    .         .       Johann  Georg  Ebeling,  1666 

777.5 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

l.m.      .         .         .         Dr.  Orlando  Gibbons,  1623 

888.888        .  Old  Latin,  "  Veni  Sancte  Spiritus," 

adairted  by  Luther,  1524 

77.77.77.77.  .         .  Latin  Melody,  14th  Cent. 

"  Itesonet  in  Laudibus  " 

CM Dr.  Arne,  d.  1778 

77.77 J.  S.  Bach 

cm Adam  Krieger,  1666 

76.76.76.76.  (pec.  ace.)  or  8  lines  7s, 

Old  Latin  Melody,  * '  Patris  sapientia  " 
b 


No. 
233 
156 

35 
376 
326 
125 
275 

93 
382 

69 

85 

314 

318 

99 

256 

343 

148 


ALPHABETICAL   INDEX. 


No. 

Arnold    . 

.    cm 

.   Dr.  S.  Arnold 

251 

Arnsberg 

.     887.887. 

Freylinghausen,  1704 

206 

Asaph 

.     87.87.77.,  or  8.7.4.       . 

.    Henry  Pnrcell 

260 

Ascalon   . 

.     668.668. 

Crusaders'  Melody 

126 

Aslacton  . 

.     87. 87.47.      . 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1859 

205 

Augsburg 

.     87.87.87.87.  Topler's  Alte  Choral  Melodien,  1850 

282 

Aynhoe    . 

.     s.m.      .     Ash  worth's  Collection,  1766,  Dr.  Nares 

46 

Babylon  . 

.     l.m.  "  Book  of  Sacred  Airs,"  Dr.  T.  Campion,  1600 

297 

Baden 

.     88.88.7. 

J.  Pachelbel  (?),  1690 

172 

Barnabas 

.     76.76.77.76. 

C.  Damantius  (?) 

16 

Bartholomew 

.     1010.1010.  . 

Goudimel,  Ps.  124,  1562 

302 

Battishill 

.    77.77.  . 

.      J.  Battishill 

299 

Baun 

.     87.87.  . 

Beethoven 

162 

Bavaria    . 

.       L.M. 

Mozart 

249 

BEDFORD    . 

.     cm.  Wilkin's  Psalmod 

7,W 

Wheall,  Mus.  Bac.  (?) 

163 

Bemeeton 

.     65.65.  . 

Dr.  F,  Filitz,  1846 

357 

Benevento 

.     77.77.77.77. 

.  S.  Webbe 

248 

Berlin 

.       L.M.        . 

Graun 

250 

Bethabaea 

.     6610.6610.  . 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1866 

370 

Bethany  . 

.       CM. 

Gregorian  Melody 

166 

Bethel 

.    76.76.77.      . 

H  A  Wedd,  1859 

320 

Bethlehem 

.     87.87.  . 

Latin  Melody,  14th  Cent. 

"  Quern  Pastores" 

106 

Bethsaida 

.     610.610.       . 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1S66 

362 

Beverley . 

.     87.87.88.      .           From  Pergolesi's  Stabat  Mater, 

'  Quando  corpus  morietur  " 

278 

Bexley 

.       CM. 

"  Sacred  Harmony,"  1760 

211 

BlBERACH  . 

.     77.77.  . 

.  J.  H.  Knecht,  1797 

339 

Birkenhead 

.     87.87.  . 

.   Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

4 

BlSHOPSTHORPE 

.       CM.        . 

.  Jeremiah  Clarke,  d.  1707 

255 

Bohemia    . 

.     l.m.     .        .        Georg  Pdiau's  Gesangbucb,  1544 

34 

Bonchurch 

.     76.76.76.76. 

Beethoven 

224 

Boniface  . 

.     888.6.  (Trochaic) 

"  Jesu  clemens  pie  Deus," 

Darmstadt  Gesangbuch,     1696 

35 

Boston 

.      L.M. 

Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

207 

Boylston  . 

.      S.M. 

Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

219 

Brandenburg 

.     77.77.77.      . 

Johann  Cruger,  1653 

353 

Eremin    . 

.    88.88.88.       . 

.     Hans  Kugelmann,  1540 

70 

ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 


VU 


Broadlands 
Brunswick 
Bureord  . 

BuRMAH      . 
BURNHAM  . 

Byzantium 


No. 

66.66.66.66.  .        .       Recueil  Francjais,  1846  364 

cm Handel  263 

cm.      .         .         .  att.  to  H.  PurcelL  d.  1695  252 

cm. 323 

66.66.88 Dr.  Croft,  d.  1727  212 

cm Jackson  285 


Caernarvon 
Cannons   . 
Canon 
Canonbury 
Canterbury     . 

Capernaum 
Carey 
Carinthia 
Carmel     . 
Cassel 
Castor 
Cherith    . 
Cherwell 
Chester   . 
Chichester 
Christchurch  . 
Christmas  Choral 
Coborg     . 


Colchester 
Constance 
Conway    . 
j  Corinth    . 

Corsica    . 

j    COURLAND 
COVENEY    . 

coverdalb 
Croyland* 

!    CULROSS      . 

Cuthbert* 


66.66.88. 

L.M. 
L.M. 
L.M. 
S.M. 


Handel,  c.  1742 

Handel,  c.  1742 

Tallis,  Parker's  Psalter,  No.  8,  1561 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

Eavenscroft's  "  Whole  Booke  of  Psalms," 
Ps.  25,  1621 

77.77 R.  Redhead 

88.88.88 H.  Carey,  1730 

77.77 Freylinghausen,  1704 

l.m John  Bishop,  1700 

77.77.77.77.         .        .     Briiderchoralbuch,  1784 

cm Philip  Hart,  1689 

Dr.  Louis  Spohr 

cm J.  Turle 

cm.        J.  Dowland,  Este's  Psalter,  Ps.  146,  1592 

87.87.87.87 S.  Wesley 

S.M S.  Wesley 

l.m.      .  Luther,  "  Klug's  Gesangbuch,"  1535 

87.87.887 Luther, 

"  Walther's  Gesangbuch,"  1525 

cm 

l.m.      .         .         .      Gothaischen  Cantional,  1651 
66.466.  .         .         .  Freylinghausen,  1704 

87.87.87.87 S.  Webbe, 

"  Tantum  ergo"  from  "Short  Masses" 

77.77 Gluck 

L.M Haydn 

cm T.  M.  Wood,  1866 

888.888.    Luther,  "Walther's  Gesangbuch,"  1525 

888.6 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

cm.      .         .  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  13,  1635 
77.77.77 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 


280 

287 

12 

27 

271 
341 
184 
199 
267 
218 
198 
374 
367 
143 
182 
159 
66 

176 

247 
124 
155 

137 
65 
300 
355 
28S 
37 
115 
116 


■"11  ALPHABETICAL   INDEX. 

N< 

Cyprus      .        .        .77.77 Mendelssohn    37; 

Cyril        •        •        .     s.m Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857      2] 

Danube    .        .  .     88.88.88 ■      Mendelssohn    2-fc 

Daeustadt        .  .     ST. ST. 87.  Briegel's  "Darmstadt  CantbuaL"  1687, 

attributed  to  Joachim  Keander     301 

Detiixgex        .  .     S7.87.887.     .         .          Melody  of  the  15th  Cent., 

Luther's  "Eight  Spiritual  Songs,"  1524     2-iC 

Duo>-        .         .         .77.77 German  Yolkslied      91 

Dismission        .  .     ST.  S7. 87. 87.                                    S.  Webbe,  1792    330 

Doncaster        .         .s.M S.  Wesley     122 

Doversdale      .         .     l.m Stanley    225 

Dresden**       .  .     5555.1011.1110..         .         .    J.  C.  Ebeling,  1666    ISO 

DuMAHf    .         .  .     8SS.664.SS.  .         .  Nicolai's  Freud enspiegel,  1599      32 

Dunfermline   .  .     cm.      .         .      Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  Ko.  8,  1615        9 

D'sseldorf      .  .     777.5.   .         .       Criiger's  "Praxis  Pietatis,"  1656    209 

Easteb  Hymn    .  .     77.77.,            with  "Hallelujah,"  from  the  "Lyra 

Davidica,"  1708    242 

EccardJ    .         .  .     87.S7.SS7.     .         Strasburger  Kirchenhamt,  1525       IS 

Ecklxgtox         .  ,     ST.ST.4T.       .         .         .      Giovanni  Martini,  1S04        5 

Eisenach  .         .  .     l.m.      ...           J.  Hermann  Schein,  1628     131 

Elslebe>-  .        .  .     8T.ST.8ST.     Luther,  "  King's  Gesangbuch,"  1535    102 

Elbeeeeldt       .  .     ST.ST.ST.ST.           .         .           Johann  Criiger,  1649    232 

Elim.        .        .  .     c.m.d.  (irreg.)       .         .          W.  H.  Calcott,  1S66    3T5 

Ellebkee.        .  .     ST. ST.           .                 .         .      J.  B.  Konig,  1T3S    334 

Ely  .        .        .         .l.m GoudhneL  Ps.  140,  1562      48 

Emmaus     .         .        .     cm 193 

Ephesus    .         .  .     8S.SS.SS.         Luther,  "Erfurt  Enchiridion,"  1524     306 

Ephe^tah.         .  .     8S.SS.SS.88.  "Teniveni,  Emmanuel,"  12th  Cent.     3T2 

Evan         .         .         .cm Dr.  Lowell  Mason      87 

Eventide.         .         .     1010.1010 W.  H.  Monk    358 

Lxeter      .         .         .cm Bavenscroft's 

"Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,"  Ps.  110    307 

Farrant  .         .        .     cm Piichard  Farrant,  d.  15S5     105 

Felix         .         .         .cm From  Mendelssohn     241 

Febriby    .        .         .s.m. Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857      61 

Flanders.        .        .     8T.ST.ST.ST J.  Schop,  1641     262 

Fraxconia        .  .     s.m.      ....      Lutheran  Melody,  1T20    160 


ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 

ix 

Frankfort 

.    87.87.  . 

Peter  von  Winter,  d.  1825 

No. 
6 

French     . 

.     cm.  ("Norwich")  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,No  5, 1615 

1 

Fulda 

.       L.M. 

Beethoven 

127 

Galilee    . 

.       L.M.       . 

Old  Latin,  "  Crudelis  Herodes  " 

295 

Geneva    . 

.     77.77.  . 

170 

Gethsemane 

.        .    77.77.77. 

Latin  Melody,  14th  Cent. 

"  In  natali  Domini" 

144 

Ghent 

.    66.66.88. 



253 

Gibbons    . 

.      CM. 

Dr.  Orlando  Gibbons,  1623 

68 

Gibraltar 

.       L.  M. 

.     C.  W.  Poole,  1857 

63 

Gildas 

.     S.M.   Peter  Abelard,  "Mittit  ad  Virginem,"  1120 

321 

Glasgow  . 

.     cm.      .      Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  29  alt.,  1615 

188 

Glastonbury 

.       L.M. 

Old  CaroL  from  Cheetham's  Psalmody 

243 

Gloucester 

.     c  m.  Eavenscrof t's  ' 'Whole  Booke  of  Psalms, "  1 62 1 

317 

Golgotha 

Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes 

338 

Gotha 

.    77.77.77. 

List's  Choralbuch 

191 

Gottingen 

.    77.77.77. 

Michael  Weiss,  1531 

337 

Gregory  . 

.       L.M.        . 

Gregorian 

83 

Haarlem  . 

.      L.M.       . 

Handel 

197 

Halle 

.     87.87.887. 

Hans  Kugelmann,  1540 

154 

Hamburgh 

.    87.87.88.77 

Darmstadter  Cantional,  16S7 

196 

Hampton  . 

.      S.M. 

183 

Hanover  . 

.     1010.1111. 

.  Wilkin's  Psalmody,  1699,  Dr.  Croft 

103 

Harrington 

.      CM. 

.     Dr.  Harrington,  d.  1816 

177 

Heber 

.     1112.1210. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

123 

Hebron     . 

.     65.65.65.65 

"  Laus  tibi  Christi,"  15th  Cent. 

379 

Heidelberg 

.     76.76.  . 

.       M.  Vulpius,  1G09 

23 

Heinlein  . 

.    77.77.  . 

P.  Heinlein,  1677 

349 

Hereford 

.     886.886. 

.   Dr.  William  Boyce,  1745 

268 

Hermon    . 

.     664.6664. 

Brann,  1675 

129 

Hexham    . 

.     1111.1111. 

Mendelssohn 

369 

Highbury 

.     66.86.47. 

.    Dr.  Gauntlett,  1860 

238 

Hilary     . 

.     668.668. 

Marot  and  Beza's  P:  dms,  Ps.  3,  1561 

316 

Hollingside 

.    77.77.77.77 

.       Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes 

354 

Holstein  . 

.       S.M.D. 

J.  S.  Bach 

235 

Holy  Cross* 

.     68.64.  . 

.   Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

15 

Holyrood. 

.    77.77.  . 

Romberg 

237 

ALPHABETICAL   INDEX. 


Incarnation 
Innspruck 
Intercession 
Invitation 

IONA  . 

Irene 
Irish 

Jena 
Jerusalem 


Kedron    . 

Kelso 

Kettering 

Kiel 

King's  College 


Laleham 

Lambeth 

Lancaster 

Lebanon 

Ledforth 

Leeds 

Leicester. 

Leipsic 

Leoni 

Leven 

Liguria 

Lincoln 

Linz  . 

Litany 

Liverpool 

London  New 


No. 
213 
217 
246 
291 
75 


88.88.88. 
886.886. 

75.75.75.75.88.     . 
cm.  with  Coda    . 
66.66.88.       . 
87.87.87.,  or  87.87.47. 

CM. 


Gluck 

John  Hatton 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1860 

Old  Melody 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

"  Six  Sacred  Songs," 

Henry  Isaac,  1490 

W.  H.  Calcott,  1866 

.  American 

Dr.  Louis  Spohr 
Ashworth's  Collection,  1765    187 


88.88.88 Ancient  Melody 

adapted  by  Luther,  Walther's  Gesangbuch,  1525 
86.86.86.      .        .        .  Johann  Criiger,  1653 


Handel,  c.  1742 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

.     Dr.  Boyce,  d.  1779 

Andreas  Romberg,  1802 

.    Henry  Lawes,  1637 


1010.1010.  . 

77.77.  . 
77.77.  . 
66.66.88.       . 


64.64.664.     . 
1311.1312.  (irregular) 

CM. 

86.86.88.      . 

886.886. 

888.6.  . 

888.4.,  or  888.6.  . 

77.77.77.,  or  8  lines 

6684.6684.    . 

76.76.  . 


77.77. 

CM. 

87.87. 
777.6., 

CM. 
CM. 


.    Dr.  Gauntlett 
.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1860 
.     Dr.  Howard,  1762 
Dr.  Louis  Spohr 
.     Hickson 
Dr.  Lowell  Mason 
Kocher's  "  Zionsharfe" 
.   J.  Schop,  1642 
.  Old  Hebrew  Melody 
.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 
'  Veni  Pedemptor  gentium,  "Ambrose,  d.  397 
Allison's  Psalter,  Ps.  142,  1599 

Mozart 

or  77. 77 John  Hatton 

.    Dr.  Wain wright,  d.  1782 
.  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  22,  1635 


220 
258 
281 
272 

64 
269 
305 
290 
132 
161 
195 

62 
113 
277 

96 

59 


ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 


No. 

LUBECK       . 

88.88.88. 

Luther, 

"Kophl's  Gesangbuch,"  1537 

189 

Lucerne  . 

888.888. 

Strasburg  Gesangbuch,  1525 

210 

Ludlow     . 

S.M. 

Ravenscroft's 

"Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,"  Ps.  45,  1621 

179 

Lusatia    . 

76.76.76.76. 

Johann  Criiger,  1640 

356 

Luther's  Hymn 

l.m.  4  or 

6  lines  . 

.  Luther, 
"Klug's  Gesangbuch,"  1535 

101 

Lutterworth  . 

87.87.47. 

Ancient  Melody 

214 

LUTZEN 

76.76.76.76. 

.    Han's  Leo  Hasler's 

"Lustgarten,"  1601 

119 

Lyons 

87.87.87.87. 

.      Goudimel,  Ps.  42,  1562 

171 

Lyte 

S.M. 

.      J.  B.  Wilkes 

342 

Maccabeus 

L.M.       . 

From  Handel 

261 

Magdala  . 

86.84.  . 

Eev.  J.  B.  Dykes 

351 

Magdalen  College  . 

L.M.       . 

Dr.  Rogers, 

"  Te  Deum  Patrem  colinaus,"  1695 

265 

Malaga    . 

L.M.       . 

.     H.  A.  Wedd,  1857 

55 

Maldon    . 

888.6.  (Trochaic) 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

88 

Mamre 

L.M. 

.     From  Handel 

223 

Manchester     . 

CM.        . 

.  Dr.  Wain wright,  d.  1782 

190 

Mannheim 

87.87.87. 

or  87.87.47.          .          German  Choral, 

arranged  by  Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

380 

Mansfield 

88.88.88. 

Luther,  ' 

Walther's  Gesangbuch,"  1525 

80 

Mariners 

87.87.  . 

.  Sicilian  Melody 

293 

Martyrdom 

CM. 

.     Hugh  Wilson 

71 

Martyrs  . 

CM. 

.  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  14,  1615 

8 

.    Grigg,  d.  1768 

41 

Meaux  Abbey  . 

CM. 

.     John  Criiger,  1658 

153 

Mecklenburg  . 

L.M. 

J.  S.  Bach,  1736 

130 

Melancthon     . 

88.88.88. 

Luther, 

'Eight  Spiritual  Songs,"  1524 

304 

Melcombe 

L.M.       . 

S.  Webbe,  "0  salutaris  hostia,"  1800 

78 

Melita     . 

88.88.88. 

. 

.       Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes 

346 

Melton     . 

77.77.  . 

. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

107 

Milan 

77.77.  • 

.  Ancient  " Stabat  Mater" 

117 

Miles'  Lane    . 

CM. 

.  Shrubsole 

215 

MlNDEN      . 

87.87.  . 

Heinrich  Albert,  1644 

158 

Missionary 

76.76.76/ 

re. 

Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

286 

MODENA     . 

L.M.       . 

Mediaeval  Melody 

40 

ALPHABETICAL  TNDFX. 


No. 


Monkland 

.     1112.1210. 

.      Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes 

348 

MONTGOMERY      . 

L.M.        . 

J.  Stanley 

92 

MORAVIA    . 

.     98.98.8S. 

.    Ch.  Neumark,  1657 

147 

MoRIAH      . 

.     5511.5511 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1860 

276 

Morning  Hymn- 

LM. 

.      F.  H.  Barthelemon,  d.  17S8 

151 

Morning  Star$ 

.     887.887.412 

8      ...        P.  Nicolai,  1597 

25 

Moscow    . 

.     87.87.47. 

Lvoff 

274 

Mount  Ephraim 

.       S.M. 

Milgrove,  d.  1810 

239 

MULHAUSEN 

.    77.77   . 

.  John  Rudolph  Ahle,  1664 

227 

Munich    . 

.     76.76.76.76. 

Gothaischen  Cantional,  1715 

165 

Nain 

.     64.64. 

Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

108 

Naples 

.       L.M.       . 

.  Italian  Melody 

234 

Nassau     . 

.     77.77.77.      . 

Rosenmiiller,  1655 

56 

Nativity  . 

.     77.77.77.77. 

.    Latin  Melody, 

13th  Century,  "  In  dulce  jubilo  " 

322 

Na\arre  . 

.     98. 98. 98. 98. 

Goudimel,  Ps.  66,  1562 

169 

Nazareth 

.     87.87.47.      . 

J.  Banister,  1866 

360 

Neapolis  . 

L.M. 

....       Haydn 

139 

Newland . 

.       S.M. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

58 

NlCEA 

.     l.m.  Old  Latin,  7th  or  8th  Cent. ,  "  Lucis  Creator" 

315 

Norland  . 

.       S.M. 

228 

Normandy 

.     87.87.87.87. 

Ami  Bost,  from  "Chants  Chretiens  " 

109 

Northampton  . 

.       CM. 

.      Dr.  Croft,  d.  1727 

194 

Norwich  . 

.       C.M.D. 

Day's  Psalter,  Ps.   137,  1563 

328 

Nuremberg 

.    886. 8S6. 

Hans  Sachs,  1552 

152 

Oberlin    . 

.     8888.6. 

.     Magdeburg  Choralbuch,  1540 

3S3 

Oldenberg 

.     1111.1111.  . 

.    T.  Selle,  1655 

150 

Old  Hundredth 

.       L.M.       . 

Guillaume  Franc,  Ps.  134,  1545    94,  363 

Old  Winchester 

.       CM.        . 

Este's  Psalter,  Ps.  84,  1592 

133 

Olivet 

.     664.6664.      . 

Dr.  Lowell  Mason 

39 

Olney 

.     66.66.8S       . 

Rev.  2.  Darwell 

44 

Oriel        .  *     . 

.     104.104.1010 

331 

Oxeord     . 

.       S.M. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1S60 

231 

Paderborn 

.     886.  SS6. 

.  Dr.  William  Hayes,  17S0 

43 

Palestine 

.       L.M..       . 

.      Old  Latin,  7th  Century 

47 

Palestrina 

.     88.S8.S8.       . 

Palestrina 

208 

Paran 

.     87.87.47.,  or 

87.87.       .     Joachim  Neander,  1680 

371 

ALPHAB] 

5TICAL  IN] 

DEX. 

xiii 

No. 

Pascal 

.      L.M. 

Mozart 

10 

Paston,  or  Canterbury,  cm.   . 

Este's  Psalter,  Ps.  4,  1592, 

(alt.  by  Playford) 

14 

Patmos     . 

.      L.M.       . 

• 

.  Latin  Melody,  7th  Cent., 
"  Splendor  Paternse" 

347 

Pentecost 

L.M. 

adapted  by  Luther,  1524 

186 

Pergamos 

.      L.M.       . 

Old  Latir 

,  "Tristes  erant  Apostoli" 

391 

Philadelphia 
Philippi  . 

L.M. 

201 

.       CM. 

S.  Wesley 

279 

Pletel 

.    77.77.  . 

. 

Pleyel 

138 

Portuguese 

.     1111.1111. 

John  Reading,  "AdesteFideles,"1760 

292 

Potsdam  . 

.      S.M. 

From  Bach 

192 

Prague     . 

.      S.M. 

. 

.    L.  West,  1795 

104 

Praise 

.    77.77.77.77. 

Mendelssohn's  "FestGesang" 

26 

Provence . 

.    77.77.77.77. 

Old  Provengal  Melody 

284 

Pyrton 

L.M. 

221 

Ramah 

.    87.87.47. 

.  Old  Hebrew  Melody 

72 

Kamleh    . 

.      S.M. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

336 

Ratisbon  . 

.    77.77.  . 

Old  Litany 

38 

Ravenna  . 

.      L.M. 

.  Old  Latin,  4th  Cent.,  "A  solis 

ortus  cardine 

,"  adapted  by  Luther,  1525 

329 

Ravenshaw 

.    86.86.88.86. 

. 

.     J.  H.  Schein,  1627 

350 

Ravensworth 

.    777.5.  . 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1859 

168 

Refuge     . 

.    77.77.77.77. 

Andreas  Hammerschmidt,  1646 

28 

Riston 

.     87.87.87.87. 

. 

Latin  Melody,  10th  Cent., 

"In  mediS.  vitae. 

"  adapted  by  Luther,  1525 

164 

Rochester 

.      L.M.       . 

. 

.    Day's  Psalter,  1562 

50 

I  Rockingham,  or  Caton  l.m.     . 

.    Dr.  Miller,  c.  1787 

19 

St.  Agnes 

.    77.77.77.77. 

Beethoven 

333 

St.  Andrew* 

.    77.87.77.87. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

112 

St.  Ann   . 

.      CM.       Suppt 

to  K  V. 

of  thePs.,  1703,  Dr.  Croft 

54 

St.  Basil. 

.     87.87.,  or  l.m.      . 

.  Ambrosian  Melody, 

<( 

0  lux  beata  Trinitas, 

"  7th  Cent.,  adapted  by  Schein,  1627 

36 

St.  Bernard* 

.     86.886. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

118 

St.  Brede 

.     S.M.     Riley'. 

3  Psalms, 

1762,  Dr.  Howard,  d.  1782 

81 

St.  David 

.      CM. 

.     Ravenscroft's 

Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,"  Ps.  95,  1621,  (alt.  by  Playford)      97 


ALPHABETICAL   INDEX. 


St.  George 
St.  James 
St.  John  . 
St.  Leonard 
St.  Magnus 
St.  Mabgaret 
St.  Mary 
St.  Matthew 
St.  Michael 
St.  Paul  . 
St.  Peter 
St.  Stephen 
St.  Thomas 
St.  Vincent* 
Salem 
Salisbury 

Salzburg  . 
Samson 
Sarah 
Sarum 

SAVOY,OrOLDH 

Saxony     . 

Serbal 

Sharon     . 

Sherborne 

Sherwood 

Shiloh 

Shore 

Silchester 

Silesia 

Siloam 

Silsoe 

SlON  . 

Smyrna 
Soho 

SOLDAU 

Solicitude 


.  Nicholaus  Hermann,  1560 

K.  Courteville,  1680 

.     Handel,  1742 

Henry  Smart,  1866 

.  Playford,  1709 

.     J.  Turle 


CM. 

CM. 

66.66.88.      . 

CM. 

CM.  (Nottingham) 

CM. 

CM.  .  .  Archd.  Prys'  Book  of  Psalms,  1621 
c.m.d.  Suppt.  to  N.  V.  of  the  Ps.,  1703,  Dr.  Croft 
s.M.  Marot's  Ps.,  Ps.  101,  Guillaume  Franc,  1543 

l.m C.  F.  Lampe,  c.  1745 

A.  It.  Keinagle 
.  Bev. 


Wm.  Jones,  d.  1800 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

.  A.  Ewing 

.     Ravenscroft's 

Ps.  54,  1621 


CM 

CM. 

888.6 

.86.88 
76.76.76.76. 

CM 

Whole  Booke  of  Psalms. 
r.87.  .  Mozart,  "  Ave  verum  corpus  " 

l.m From  Handel 

s.M W.  Arnold 

888.4  Hymnarium  Sarisburiensis,  ar.  by  J.  Hullah 
undredth,  l.m.        .        .        .       Guillaume  Franc,  1545 
8.8.8.8.8.8.8.8.  (Anapaestic)  .        .   Lutheran 

s.M Mendelssohn 

77.77.77.77.  .        .     G.  J.  Elvey,  Mus.  Doc. 

l.m Old  Latin 

86.86.86 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1859 

76.76.76.76.  .        .    GoudimeL  Ps.  117,  1562 

77.77 From  Weber 

s.M Pev.  Caesar  Malan,  D.D. 

76.76.76.76.  .        .        .      Hans  Sachs,  1526 

88.88.88 W.  H.  Monk 

66.66.88 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

887.887 Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

l.m.  Old  Latin,  "  Jesu  Pedemptor  omnium" 

cm Old  Chant 

L.M.   .    From  a  German  Melody,  13th  Cent., 

"Nun  bitten  wir,"  adapted  by  Luther,  1525 

77.77.  .       J.  Daniell 


No. 

135 

51 

216 

365 

181 

361 

141 

167 

2 

245 

332 

42 

52 

20 

340 

200 

128 

24 

45 

325 

363 

67 

381 

373 

31 

134 

222 

273 

309 

142 

352 

13 

33 

313 

146 

175 
76 


ALPHABETICAL   INDEX. 


No. 

Solomon   . 

.      CM. 

.     From  Handel 

100 

Sonning    . 

.      S.M. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1856 

3 

SOQTHMINSTER. 

.    77.77.  . 

Dr.  Orlando  Gibbons,  1623 

204 

Southwell 

.      S.M. 

Denham's  Psalter,  Ps.  70,  1588 

84 

Southwold* 

.      CM.       . 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

110 

Spire 

.     55.88.55. 

.     Adam  Drese,  1680 

60 

Strasburg 

.     1110.1110.  (Anapaest 

ic) 

J.  Rudolph  Ahle,  died  1673 

298 

Stukeley . 

.      CM. 

Mendelssohn 

173 

Stuttgart 

.     87.87.87.87. 

J.  Rosenmuller,  1650 

335 

Styria 

.     446.446.,  or  l.m.  . 

.  Vopelius,  1682 

157 

Suabia 

.      S.M.D. 

Elzevier'schen  Psalmbuch,  1646 

174 

SWANLAND 

.      S.M.       . 

.   Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

74 

Tabor 

.     76.76.76.76. 

H.  Kugelmann,  1540 

368 

Tallis 

.      CM.       . 

"  Veni  Creator,"  Archbishop 
Parker's  Psalter,  1561 

59 

Thanet     . 

.     83.36.  .  Rev 

.  J.  Jowett,  "  Musae  Solitarise, "  1823 

77 

Thaxted  . 

.     78.78.  . 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1859 

136 

Thuringia 

.       L.M.D.   . 

Luther, 

"Klug's  Gesanbuch,"  1543 

324 

Tiberias  . 

.    77.77.7. 

Conrad  Kocher,  1855 

344 

TlRZAH 

.       S.M. 

.    Henry  Purcell 

230 

Tottenham 

.      CM.        . 

T.  Greatorex,  d.  1831 

283 

Trinity    . 

.     664.6664 

F.  Giardini,  1760 

11 

Triumph 

.     87.87.87.,  or 

8.7.4. 

.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 

29 

Troyte     . 

.     1010.1010. 

A.  H.  D.  Troyte 

359 

Truro 

.      L.M. 

.  Dr.  Burney,  d.  1814 

82 

Upsal  II 

.     84.84.88.84. 

Johann  Criiger,  1646 

178 

Vesper     . 

.     87.87.47.      . 

.  Sir  J.  Stephenson  (?) 

270 

Vienna  ^  . 

.    87.87.87.87. 

Haydn 

111 

Waldeck  . 

.      L.M. 

Rinck 

120 

W  altham,  or  1 

\ruro    77.77.77. 

Rev.  W.  E.  Miller,  d.  1839 

264 

Walsax    . 

.      CM. 

.  Wilkins'  Psalmody,  1699 
attributed  to  Henry  Purcell 

303 

Wareham 

.      L.M. 

.    William  Knapp,  d.  1768 

22 

Warrington 

.      L.M. 

R.  Harrison,  d.  1810 

236 

Wartburg 

.      L.M. 

Luther, 

"Klug's  Gesangbuch,"  1543 

145 

Waterford 

.    76.76.76.76. 

.    Melchior  Teschner,  1613 

140 

ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 


No. 

Watford 

German  Chorale,  arranged  by  Eev.  P.  Maurice,  D.D. 

377 

Wauldby 

s.m Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 

49 

Wearmouth 

c.m.d.  .        .         .        Day's  Psalter,  Ps.  81,  1562 

308 

Weimar    . 

77.77.77.77 Vulpius,  1609 

86 

Wells 

77.77.77.                        .     D.  Bortnianski,  d.  1826 

30 

Weltox    . 

8.8.8.8.  (Anapaestic)     .         .  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858 

53 

Werburg  . 

1010.1111 Bavenscroft's 

"Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,"  Ps.  104,  1621 

311 

Westenhanger 

s.m C.  W.  Poole,  1860 

289 

Westminster  . 

cm Dr.  Nares,  d.  1783 

259 

Westphalia     . 

86.86.86.,  or  8  lines      ....      Luther, 

"  Walther's  Gesangbuch,"  1525 

312 

Whitchurch    . 

S.m Handel 

149 

Wycleffe 

88.88.88 Johann  Schop,  1641 

73 

Wiltshire 

cm Sir  G.  Smart,  d.  1867 

254 

Winchester     . 

l.m.         Musical  Handbook  of  Spiritual  Melodies, 

Hamburg,  1690 

57 

Winchester,  Old     . 

cm.      .         .        .        Este's  Psalter,  Ps.  84,  1592 

133 

Windsor  . 

cm.  ("Dundee")        Este's  Psalter,  Ps.  116,  1592 

203 

Wirksworth    . 

s.m.               .         .          James  Green's  Coll.,  1721 

185 

WlTTEMBURGt  . 

67.67.66.66.           .         .          Johann  Criiger,  1653 

89 

WlTTON      . 

l.m.d.  ....      Kocher's  "  Zionsharfe  " 

114 

Worms,  or  For 

tress  § 

88.88.66.66.8 Luther,  1530, 

York 

Zurich 


"  Klug's  Gesanbuch,"  1535  17 
cm.  ("Stilt")  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  No.  7,  1615  98 
888.888 Swiss  Melody    229 


METRICAL    INDEX. 


S.M. 


>To.    \ 


Aynhoe  . 

.     46 

Boylston 

.  219 

Canterbury    . 

.  271 

Ciiristchurch . 

.  159 

Cyril       .         . 

.     21 

Doncaster 

.  122 

Ferriby . 

.     61 

Franconia 

.  160 

Gddas    . 

.  321 

Hampton 

.  183 

Ludlow  . 

.  179 

Lyte       . 

.  342 

Mount  Ephraim 

.  239 

Newland 

.     58 

Norland 

.  228 

Oxford 

.  231 

Potsdam 

.  192 

Prague  . 

.  104 

Ranileh . 

.  336 

St.  Bride 

.     81 

St.  Michael    . 

.       2 

Sarah.     . 

.     45 

Serbal    . 

.  381 

Silchester 

.  309 

Sonning 

.       3 

Southwell 

.     84 

Swanland 

.     74 

Tirzah    . 

.  230 

Wauldby 

.     49 

Westenhanger 

.  289 

Whitchurch   . 

.  149 

Wirksworth  . 

.  185 

S.M.D. 


Holstein 
Suabia  . 


235 
174 


CM 

Abbey    . 

Abridge 

Arlington 

Arnheim 

Arnold  . 

Bedford 

Bethany 

Bexley  . 

Bishopsthorpe 

Brunswick 

Burford 

Burmah 

Byzantium 

Capernaum 

Castor    . 

Cherith  . 

Cher  well 

Chester . 

Colchester 

Coveney 

Calross  . 

Dunfermline 

Emmaus 

Evan 

Exeter    . 

Farrant . 

Felix      . 

French  . 

Gibbons 

Glasgow 

Gloucester 

Harrington 

Invitation 

Irish 

Lancaster 

Lincoln 

Liverpool 


No. 

233 
156 

99 
343 
251 
163 
166 
211 
255 
263 
252 
323 
285 
341 
198 
374 
367 
143 
247 
355 
115 
9 
193 

87 

307 

105 

241 

1 

68 
188 
317 
177 
202 
187 
281 

62 

96 


No- 

London  New 

.    95 

Manchester 

.  190 

Martyrdom 

.     71 

Martyrs 

.      8 

Masbury 

.     41 

Meaux  Abbey         .  153 

Miles'  Lane 

.  215 

Northampton 

.  194 

Old  Winchester 

Paston  . 

.     14 

Philippi 

.  279 

St.  Ann . 

.     54 

St.  David 

.     97 

St.  George 

.  135 

St.  James 

.     51 

St.  Leonard 

.  365 

St.  Magnus 

.  181 

St.  Margaret 

.  361 

St.  Mary 

.  141 

St.  Peter 

.  332 

St.  Stephen 

.     42 

Salisbury 

.  200 

Soho       . 

.  146 

Solomon 

.  100 

Southwold 

.  110 

Stukeley 

.  173 

TaUis     • 

.     59 

Tottenham 

.  283 

Walsal  . 

.  303 

Westminster 

.  259 

W  iltshire 

.  254 

Windsor 

.  203 

York      . 

.     98 

CM.  6  i 

JNES. 

Jerusalem 

.  294 

Sherwood 

.  134 

Westphalia 

.  312 

iJXTEICAL   INDEX. 


No. 
C.M.D. 

Elim  (Irreg.)  .  375 

Norwich         .  .  32S 

St.  Matthew  .  .  167 

Wearmouth  .  .  308 

Westphalia    .  .  312 

L.M. 
Advent      Evening 

Hymn         .  .     35 

Alsace    .         .  .  275 

Altona   .  .93 

Angela'  Hymn  .     85 

Babjlon         .  .  297 

Bavaria          .  .  249 

Berlin    .         .  .250 

Bohemia         .  .     34 

Boston  .        .  .207 

Cannons         .  .287 

Canon    .         .  .12 

Canonbury    .  .27 

Carmel  .         .  .267 

Chiistmaa  Carol  .    66 

Constance      .  .  124 

Courland        .  .  300 

Loversdale     .  .  225 

Eisenach        .  .131 

Ely  48 

Fulda    .         .  .127 

Galilee  .         .  .  295 

Gibraltar       .  .     63 

Glastonbury  .  .  243 

Golgotha       .  .  338 

Gregory  .     83 

Haajlem         .  .  197 

Holywell        .  .  213 

Honiton          .  .  217 

Luther's  Hymn  .  101 

Maccabaeus    .  .  261 
Magdalen  College .  265 

Malaga  .         .  .55 

Marnre  .         .  .223 

Mecklenburg  .  130 

Melcombe       .  .     78 

Modena          .  .     40 

Montgomery  .     92 

Morning  Hymn  .  151 

Naples    .          .  .234 

Neapolis         .  .  139 

Nicea     .        .  .  315 
Old  Hundredth  94,  363 

Palestine        .  .    47 

Pascal   .  .10 


No. 
.  317 
.  186 

.  319 
.  201 
.  221 
.  329 
.  50 
.  19 
.  24 
Old 
.  363 
.  31 
.  313 
.  175 
.  36 
.  245 
.  157 
.  82 
.  120 
.  22 
.  236 
.  145 
.     57 


Patmo3 . 

Pentecost 

Pergamos 

Philadelphia 

Pyrton  . 

Eavenna 

Rochester 

Bockingham 

Samson . 

Savoy,       or 

Hundredth 
Sherborne 
Smyrna 
Soldau   . 
St.  Basil 
St.  Paul 
Styria    . 
Truro     . 
Waldeck 
Wareham 
"Warrington 
Wartburg 
"Winchester 

L.M.     6  Lixzs. 
Antioch  (Triplets).  314 
Bremen 
Carey     , 
Coverdale(Tri 
Danube . 
Ephesus 
Ephratah 
Huntingdon 
Jena 
Lubeck  . 
Lucerne  (Triplets)  210 
Luther's  Hymn      .  101 
Mansfeld 
Melanchthon 
Melita    . 
Moravia 
Palestrina 
Siloam  . 
Wyciiffe 
Zurich  (Triplet;) 

L.M.  8  lines 
Incarnation   . 
Thuringia 
Witton 

8.8.8.8.   (Anapaestic.) 
Welton  ...     53 
Saxony  (8  lines)    .     67 


70 
.  184 
plefc.)  288 

.  244 
.  306 
.  372 
.  75 
.  310 
.  189 


80 
304 
316 
147 
208 
352 

73 
229 


257 
324 

114 


No. 

888.4. 

Leicester       .  .  305 

Sarum    .         .  .  325 

Troyte  .         .  .359 

888.6. 

Croyland        .  .37 

Leeds     .         .  .269 

Leicester        .  .  305 

St.  Thomas    .  .     52 

888.6.  (Trochaic.) 

Boniface         .  .315 

Maldon           .  .     88 


8888.6. 

Oberlin  . 


.  383 


83.36. 
Altorf    .         .         .382 
Thanet  ...     77 

88.88.7. 
Baden    .         .        .172 


84.84.8884. 


Upsal 


S6.S4. 


Magdaia 


178 


351 


86.86.86 

Jerusalem 

.  294 

Sherwood 

.  134 

Westphalia    . 

.  312 

86.S86. 

St.  Bernard    . 

.  118 

86.86.88. 

Lebanon 

.  272 

St.  Vincent    . 

.     20 

86.86.8886. 

Eavenshaw    . 

.  350 

886.SS6. 

Hereford  .  ,  268 

Hull       .  .  -291 

lnrspruck  .  .       7 

Kedron  .  .  .266 

Ledtorth  .  .     64 

Nuremberg  .  .  152 

Padcrborn  .  .     43 


METRICAL   INDEX. 


No. 


887.887 
Ainsberg 
Sion 

87.87.88. 
Beverley        .        •  2?8 

87.87.  (Iambic.) 
St.  Basil 


206 
33 


36 


162 
106 

4 
334 

6 
113 
293 
158 
371 


87.87. 

Baun     . 

Bethlehem 

Birkenhead 

Ellerker 

Frankfort 

Linz 

Mariners 

Minden 

Paran    . 

87.87.87  or  87.87.47. 

Aslacton  .  ■  205 

Darmstadt  .  •  301 

Irene      .  •  •  296 

Mannheim  .  •  380 

Paran     .  •  •  371 

Stuttgart  .  •  335 

Triumph  .  •     29 


87.87.87.87. 
AllaTrinita  . 
Augsburg 
Chichester     . 
Corinth  . 
Dismission     . 
Elberfeldt       . 
Flanders 
Leipsic  . 
Lyons    . 
Normandy 
Riston   . 
Salzburg 
Stuttgart 
Vienna  . 

87.87.47. 
Asaph    . 
A&lacton 
Darmstadt     . 
Eckington 
Irene 
Lutterworth . 


125 

282 
182 
137 
330 
232 
262 
290 
171 
109 
164 
128 
335 
111 


260 
205 
301 
5 
296 
214 


Mannheim 
Moscow . 
Nazareth 
Paran  . 
Eamah  . 
Stuttgart 
Triumph 
Vesper  . 


No. 

.  330 
.  274 
.  360 
.  371 
.  72 
.  335 
.  29 
.  270 


87.87.77. 


87.87.887. 
Coburg  . 
Dettingen 
Eccard   . 
Eisleben 
Halle      . 

87.87.88.77. 
Hamburg 

88.88.66.66.8. 
Worms  . 

887.887.4.12.8. 
Morning  Star 

888.664.88. 
Dumah  . 

777.5. 
Ambrose 
Dus^eldorf     . 
Eavensworth. 


777.6. 


Litany  . 

77.77. 
Armstadt 
Battishill 
Biberach 
Capernaum  . 
Carinthia 
Corsica  . 
Cyprus  . 
Dijon 

Easter  Hymn 
Geneva  . 
Heinlein 
Holyrood 
KetteriEg 
Kiel 


260 


176 
240 
18 
102 
154 


126 


17 


25 


32 


69 

209 
168 


277 


256 
299 
339 
341 
199 

65 
378 

91 
242 
170 
349 
237 

90 

79 


Liguria  . 
Litany  . 
Melton  . 
Milan  . 
Mulhausen 
Pleyel  . 
Eatisbon 
Shore  . 
Solicitude 
Southminster 

77.77.77. 
Ajalon   . 
Brandenburg 
Cuthbert 
Gt.thsem.ane  . 
Gotha    . 
Gottingen 
Leipsic  . 
Nassau  . 
Tiberias 
Waltham 
Wells     . 

77.77.77.77. 
Arimathea     . 
Arno 

Benevento     . 
Cassell 
Gottingen 
Hollingside    . 
Leipsic  . 
Nativity 
Praise    . 
Provence 
Eefuge  . 
St.  Agnes 
Sharon  . 
Wtimar 

75.75.75.75.88 
Intercession  . 

76.76. 
Heidelberg  . 
Leven    . 

76.76.76.76. 
Arno  (Pec.  Ace.) 
Bonchurch     . 
Lusatia  . 
Lutzen  . 
Missionary     . 
Munich  . 
Salem    . 


No. 
195 
277 
107 
11-7 
227 
138 

38 
273 

76 
204 

376 
353 
116 
144 
191 
337 
290 

56 
344 
264 

30 

318 

148 

248 

218 

,  337 

354 

.  290 

,  322 

.  26 

.  284 

.  28 

.  333 

.  373 

.  86 


23 
161 

148 
224 
356 
119 
286 
165 
340 


XX 

METRICAL   INDEX. 

No. 

No. 

No. 

Shiloh    . 

.  222 

lona 

.  327 

5555.1011.1110. 

Silesia    . 

.  142 

King's  College 

.  226 

Dresden 

.  180 

Tabor    . 

.  368 

Olney     . 

.     44 

Waterford     . 

.  140 

Silsoe     . 

.     13 

446.446. 

76.76.77. 

St.  John 

.  216 

Styria    . 

.  157 

Bethel  . 

.  320 

664.664. 

96.96.96.96. 

76.76.77.76. 

Conway . 

.  155 

Watford 

.  377 

Barnabas 

.     16 

664.6664. 

98.98.88. 

Albion  . 

.  326 

Moravia 

.  147 

78.78. 

Hermon 

.  129 

Thaxted 

.  136 

Olivet     . 

.     39 

98.98.98.98. 

Trinity  . 

.     11 

Navarre 

.  169 

78.78.77. 

Brandenburg 

.  353 

66.66.66.66. 
Broadlands    . 

.  364 

1010.1010. 
Bartholomew 

.  302 

77.87.77.87. 

Eventide 

.  358 

St.  Andrew    . 

.  121 

668.668. 

Kelso     . 

112 

Ascalon . 

.  126 

Troyte  . 

359 

64.64. 

Hilary    . 

.  316 

1010.1111. 

Nain 

.  108 

6684.6684. 

Hanover 

103 

65.65. 

Leoni    . 

.  132 

Houghton 

246 

Bemerton 

.  357 

67.67.66.66. 

Werburg 

104.104.1010. 

311 

64.64.664. 

Wittemberg  . 

.     89 

Oriel      . 

331 

Laleham 

.  220 

65.65.65.65. 
Hebron 

.  379 

68.64. 
Holy  Cross     . 

.     15 

1110.1110. 
Strasburg 

298 

66.77.77. 

610.610. 
Bethsaida 

.  362 

1111.1111. 
Hexham 

369 

Ajalon  . 

.  376 

6610.6610. 

Oldenburg     . 

150 

66.86.47. 

Bethabara 

.  370 

Portuguese   . 

292 

Highbury     . 

238 

1112.1210. 

55.88.55. 

Heber    . 

123 

66.66.88. 

Spire 

.     60 

Monkland 

348 

Burnham 

.  212 

Caernarvon   . 

280 

5511.5511. 

1311.1312. 

Ghent    . 

253 

Moriah  . 

.  276 

Lambeth 

258 

JjT-ClluJ.      CM.  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  1613. 

El 


Je  -  mis,     the      ve  -  ry  thought  of    Thee     With 

I         i 


tills  my  breast; 


But      sweeter        far    Thy    face     to       see.      And      in    Thy     presence     rest. 


Joyful. 


Si  Uticjjatt.  s.m. 


Guillaume  Franc. 
Marofis  Psalms.  Ps.  ci.  1543 

4- 


0        bless    the      Lord,    my     soul,      Let      all    with    -    in       me     join, 


And       aid    my  tongue  to    bless  His    name,  Whose  fa  -  vours   are     di  -  vine. 
°-        Moderate.  d$> OXXTllXXQ .      S.M.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1S56. 


Not       all      the     blood    of      beasts,      On       Jew  -  ish        al   -   tars     slain 


"-1 — i — Lj — ■ — 'i     r  ' "-* — "-r 

Could  give    the    guil  -  ty     conscience  peace,     Or    wasl 
(1) 


t r 

wnv    the     rtaiu. 


4. 

Slow. 

1 L. 

girhcn^ab. 

8.7.8.7. 

Dr.  Gatotlett,  1857. 

r 

1      r~ 
J.  J- 

i 

1 

1 

-•- 

1       1        1       1 

h — r— 

I 

■g- 

1    r 

J   J: 

*a- 

,ZT   ^ 

=== 

It   r  li  =tzJ 

^-1— 

-1 1 — 

Sweet  the    moments,  rich    in    bless-ing,  Which  be  -  fore     the  cross    I    spend ; 


Life  and  health  and  peace  pos  -  sess  -  ing,  From  the    sin-ner's      dy  -  ing  Friend. 


Moderate. 


(Kchmjjtotr.   &7 


8.7.4.7. 


Giovanni  Martini, 
Scuola  d'Organo,  1804. 


1 1 T p— 1 -1 -J (- 

Come,   ye     sin  -  ners,  poor  and  wretched,  "Weak  and  wounded,  sick  and    sore ; 


Je  -  sus      rca  -  dy  stands  to      save  you,    Full   of       pi  -  ty  joined  with  power. 


He      is       a  -  ble;    He     is 


a  -  ble  ;    He      is      will  -  ing :  doubt  no    more. 
(2) 


Joyful. 


JfOJUU0n.      8. 7.8.7.       pETER  vok  Winter,  d.  1825. 


Sun   and  moon,   re  -  joice    be  -  fore    Him ;  Praise  Him,  all    ye    stars    of      light. 


Jfrnispruch. 


Henry  Isaac,  14G0. 


0    Love  di-vine,  how  sweet  Thou  art !  When  shall  I    find  my  wil-ling  heart 


The  greatness      of      re  -  deem-ing    love,     The     love    of    Christ  to       me  1 
(3) 


8. 


IjlUnDfS.      CM.       Andro  Hart's  Psalter, 


Be  -  hold    the      Sa-viour     of    njan  -  kind,  Xailed   to    the      shameful    tree ! 


How    vast  the     love    that    Him    in  -  clintd     To    bleed    and    die    for         me ! 

9. 


Joyfu  I. 


gunfermlin*.   cm.  a^rohart-s  psalter, 

4-, 1 1- 


Sun    of  roy  soul,  Thou      Sa  viour  dear,     It   is  not    niaht    if     Thou  be  near : 


O  may  no    earth-born  cloud    a  -  rise,      To  hide  Thee  from  Thy    ser  -  vant's  eyes>. 
(4) 


F.   GlARDINI,  1760. 


1J.1+JJJ  AAj^ja  AAA  i.  j-j  4Ma 


His  love  and  grace  a-dore,"Who  all  our  sorrows  bore;  And  praise  Him  evermore;  Worthy  the  Lamb 
12.    Moderate.  CiJIWm.      L.M. 


T.  Talus. 
Abp.  Parker's  Psalter,  1561. 


i_^ , ■   ,.   ..  | ^ 

Glo  -  ry    to    Thee,  my  God,  this  night,  For   all   the   blessings  of    the  light. 

4    J    ,    J Hr— ! !-r— I \-r-+* . r-^ 1- 


Keep  me,     O    keep  me,  King  of  kings,  Be-neath  Thine  own  Al  -  migh  -  ty  wings. 
10.     nnij 


j§tIS0Jfc.       6  6.66.88. 

I 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 


Gird  on  Thy  conquering  sword,  Ascend  Thy  shining  car,  And  march, Almighty  Lord,  To  wage  Thy 

I         I.I 


ho-ly    war.     Be-fore  His  wheels,  In  glad  sur  -  prise     Ye      val-leys  rise,  And  sink,  ye    hills. 
(5) 


14.     Moderate.         ^V&ittXl,   OR  tfttrfgrfalXg.     CM.     ESTE'3 


PsALTEB, 

1592. 


t— ■ ■ ■ r 

As    pants  the    hart   for    cool  -  ing  streams,  When  heat-ed       in    the    chase, 


-I 1 — ^ 1 — ■ " ^-i T 

So     pants  my     soul,    0        God,  for    Thee,    And    Thy     re  -  fresh  -  ing    grace. 


Sn 

15. 

Slow. 

Ji0%  Cross. 

,       1           l-r-         ■■            . 

68.  64. 

—J 1^ 

-s> — &— 

r— J- 

Dr. 

Gatotlett 
1        !    | 

1852. 

IaL 

-A- 

J- J    - 

J      J 

1 

J 

-■»g>  ■ 
1 

-r 
i 

r 

a   " 

^ 

r  r 

^P= 

3=^ 

=E=± 

=^n 

Lo !     on    th'  in  -  glo-rious     tree     The    Lord,  the  Lord    of     glo  -  ry    hangs ; 


16.     Moderate.  §Mate.      7  6.76.77.76.         C.  Damantius,  d 


Rise,  my  soul,  and  stretch  thy  wings ;  Thy  bet-ter  por-tion  trace  :  Rise  from  transi 

-1 ^-^ ~ _, u 


to  -  ry  things,  Towards  heaven  thy  native  place.  Sun  and  moon  and  stars  de  -  cay ; 
(6) 


BARNABAS— continued. 


Time  shall  soon  this  earth  remove :  Rise,  my  soul,  and  haste  away  To  seats  prepared  a-bove. 

17.   bom.    W&QXXiX%f  or  JmixCSS.    (choral).     8ss8,ceo6,s. 

'  i        I     /—^       ,     \     |\  ,  _Luther,  1530. 


God     is    our    re  -  fuge    in     dis-tress,     Our  shield  of  hope  thro'  ev  -  ery     care, 
God     is    our  hope  and  strength  in  woe,  Thro' earth  He  maketh  wars  to    cease, 


Our  Shepherd  watching    us     to    bless,    And  therefore  will  we    not  des  -  pair  ; 
His    pow  -  er  break  -  eth  spear  and  bow,     His  mer-cy  send-eth    end-less    peace. 


Although  the  mountains  shake,  And  hills  their  place  forsake,  And  billows  o'er   them 
Then  though  the  earth   re  -  move,  And  storms  rage  high  above,  And  seas  tern  -  pestuous 


"^ 

j    j  |  j     i         ©  1  J   J  ,  a — 4-fn — =t=h 

>y      e»    "    J 

r  r '  \  r  ^  " — h — ^~h — V-  v\j  f   r-  K 
j  j  A  A  ~  ^  j  A  dd  Jfl1.| 

^~ 

"^  F   [°  '   I  ° 1 — ■— :  r  r  i ■ — 1 — D 

break ;    Yet    still    will    we    not    fear,     For    Thou,  0    God,  art       e  -  ver     near, 
prove,    Yet    still    will    we    not    fear,    The    Lord  of  Hosts    is       e  -  ver     near. 

(  7) 


18. 


(StttUfo.       (CHORAL.)    87.87.887. 

^ — ^Strasburger  Kirchenhamt,  1525. 

-U 1- 1 r-4- 


1.  O      let    us    mag  -   ni      -     fy  the    Lord,  In       songs   of    grate 

2.  He  wrought  tbespa-  cious        fir-ma  -  nient,  The      stars    in       or 


ful  feel     -     iug ;       Oh,      glo  -  ri    -    fy         His  migh-ty  word, 

der  shin     -     ing;     All      good-ly    things      by  Him  were  sent. 


cr  f  &T  nyp 


All  bliss  on       earth  re     -     real    -   ing.        With         fer-vour 

In  bar  -  mo    -    ny  com    -   bi     -    ning.         E      -      ter  -  nal 


1 *— ^~\ 

pinise         His        ho-ly    name, 
is  His    boundless  throne, 


i — ! r 

With    heart-felt  voice    His    worth  pro  • 
He        is  the  Lord      our      God     a    - 


claim, 

Whose 

mer 

-    cy 

fail-eth 

nev 

- 

er! 

lone  j 

His 

glo 

•      ry 

lives  for 

ev 

- 

er! 

N  B.  —  This  Choral  being  so  different  in  character  from  the  oth'.r  tunes  in  the  book,  it  hat 
been  thought  best  to  give  a  Pianoforte  arrangement  of  it. 

(8) 


Miller, 


19.    Moderate.         %Qt\\XXi%\ViXaf   OR  <&utQVt,       L.M.         DB' "m! 


Al  -  migh-ty  King,  whose  wondrous  hand  Supports  the  weight  of  sea  and    land : 


Whose  grace  is   such  a    bound-less  store,    No  heart  in    vain  shall  sigh       for  more. 


20. 


Joyful. 


£Si  Wmard.  8  6.86.88. 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852 


When      I      can    trust   my      all    with    God,  In      tri  -  al's    fear  -  ful    hour 


Bow,      all       re  -  signed,  be  -  neath  His    rod,  And    bless  His    spar  -  ing  power ; 


A  AAA  A  A  A  A  A 


M.    M. 


I      I 


M       I 


A 


i  '  i 

A       joy  springs  up  a  -  mid  dis- tress,  A    fount-ain  in  the         wil  -der-aess. 
(9) 


Dr.  Gauntlet?,  1857. 


The      Lord     on     high     pro  -  claims     His     God  -  head    from   His  throne : 

I         I 


Mer    -  cy    and     jus  -  tice      are    the    names    By  which    I         will    be  known. 


22.  Moderate.  SSmljam.   l.m. 


W.  Knapp,  d.  1768. 


fort       here         be   -   low. 


tlbtibtXQ.      7.6.76.  or  CM.  M. 


Vulpuis,  1609. 


J.  J.  J  A     vr^.  J.    ^    4.  A  A  A     & 


The    Lord    is  King,  and        wear  -  eth         A      robe    of    glo  -  ry    bright ; 


He  clothed  with  strength  ap  -  pear   -    eth,      And    girt    with  powerful     might. 


24. 


Moderate. 


Sam&cm.  l.m. 


Arranged  from  Handel. 


j.j      i  i  J    'J 

— & — 

■  i        G> 

\=A-A-h 

i 
A- 

pg_ 

-<S>- 

— s 

,  J  -p 

y^9-$, 

t  ' 

gos    -    pel  ar    -    mour         on :       March       to  the       gates        of 


*"«        *- 


25.        gtontmjg  Star,   (choral.)  s s  7.  s s  7. 4 12  s. 

Moderate.  P.  Nicolai,  1597. 

-I L. 


1.  Be  -   hold !    how        glo   -   rious        is        yon        sky !       Lo  !    there       the 

2.  Con    -    fi    -    ding         in         Thy         sa  -   cred     word,      Our         Sa  -  viour 

I  I 


1 1- 

right  -  eous     ne  -  ver       die,         But     dwell     in     peace    for  e     -     ver; 

is       our    hope,     O        Lord,      The        gui  -  ding    star      be    -    fore  us; 

I 


Then      who    would     wear 
Our       Shep  -  herd,      lead 


this        earth  -  ly        clay,        When     bid         to 
-   iDg         us       the      way,  If       from       Thy 


_ , _ r 

cast    life's  chains     a    -    way,      And       win    Thy      pra  -  cious       fa    -    vour? 
w      paths    our^  foot  -  steps    stray,      To        Thee    He      will       re   -    store       us: 


Ho    -    ly,         Ho     -    ly,         O        for    -    give  us,      And      re  -  ceive     us, 
Ho    -    ly,         Ho    -    ly,         E   -   ver        hear  us,      And      re  -  ceive     us, 


heaven  -  ly      Fa  -  ther,  When   a  -  round  Thy  throne  we         ga 
while    we      ga  •  ther,  Round  Thy  throne,  Al  -  migh  -  ty         Fa 
(12) 


ther. 
ther. 


26. 


Joyful. 


Iraae.  7.7.7.17.7.7.7. 

i-,  1  n 


Mendelssohn's 
Fest  Gesang. 


-t— H ^ " r 

Hark  !  the  he-raid  an-gels    sing, — Glo-ry   to  the  new-born  King ;  Peace  en  earth,  and 


mer-cy     mild;  God  and  sin-ners  re  -  con  -  ciled.    Joy-ful    all   ye    nations     rise; 


d4~dJ-  J  j    r    J.J.J-^~A 


A  A.  £±  ^ 


;  K 

Join   the  tri-umph  of  the    skies :  With  th'an-ge-lic  host  pro-claim, — Christ  is  born  in 


|_ — r  f-'H?-^ — 

Beth -le  -  hem.  Hark!  the  he-raid    angels    sing,— Glory     to  the  new-born  King. 
27.    Moderate.  C&tt0ttbl1Xg.       L.M.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1S57. 


Let      e  -  ver  -  last-ing    glories  crown    Thy  head,  my  Saviour    and  my    Lord 


-g-  M  ^^^4=i=i—'i[^i^'  "r-^7     J| 


Thy  hands  have  brought  sal va-ti on  do wi\  And    writ  the  blessings      in  Thy     word. 
(  13  ) 


28. 


Slow. 


3§Lfc&t(t£.     7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7. 

Andreas  Hammerschmidt,  1646. 


When  our  wak'-ning  thoughts  be   -  gin     First    to    loathe  our    che-rished     sin ; 


When  our     wea  -  ry       spi  -  rits      fail,      And  our     ach  -  ing    brows  are     pale ; 


1 1- 

When  our    tears    be  -  dew  Thy     word,  Then,      0    then,  have    mer  -  cy,    Lord ! 


29.     Bold.  (bnttirtjjlj.      87.87.87.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852. 

[May  be  sung  to  8  lines  of  the  same  metre,  by  repeating  the  first  two  lines,  or  as  8.7.4.] 


Look,  ye    saints,  the  sight   is 

^P        ;  i  J    Jtt-! — n~ 

glo-rious:  See    the  Man    of     sor-rows    now, 

w — 1 1 1 1                   j- 

■■  ■   — u-l      * r  r  J- — :"~i  *  ~"  u 

From  the    fight    re-turned  vie    -   to-rious;    Ev'  -  ry    knee    to    Him  shall    bow. 
(14) 


TRIUMPH— continued. 

J       J        I 


I        I 


j   U  ' j  TA  J.  A  A  j.  jijj 


Crown  Him,  crown  Him  :  Crown  Him,  crown  Him :  Crowns  become  the  vie  -  tor's  brow. 


mt\h. 


7.7.7.7.7.7. 


D.  Bortnianski,  d.  1826. 


God      of    mer  -  cy,  God     of     grace,    Show   the  brightness      of      Thy    face. 
—l-i—^ 1 h :— n 1 1 1— i 1 P**-! — =s — i n 


Shine    up  -  on     us,     Sa  -  viour,  shine  ;    Fill  Thy  church  with  light    di   -   vine ; 

T 


And  Thy    sa  -  ving  health    ex  -  tend,  Un  -  to  earth's  re  -  mo  -  test     end. 

Ol.       Mtu1*rn.t*.  ^Xi%X\$£lXX[Z .        L.M.  ANCIENT  CHTJRCH. 


O    God,  Thou  art  my  God    a  -  lone :    Ear  -  ly    to    Thee  my  soul  shall  cry : 
4-, 1 X, „ , 1    J  ■ UU-, 1- 


A       pil-grini    in     a    land  un  -  known,   A     thirsty  land,  whoso  springs  are  dry. 
(15) 


32. 


gunmb. 


(CHORAL.)  Lutheran. 

From  P.  Nicolai's  Freudenspiegel,  1599. 


"Watch-man      on        the        walls 


Thou        ci    -    ty         of     Je 


take   your    lamps.     Hal    -    le    -   lu    -    jah !       A    -    wake !  His    king  -  dom 


33.    Jovfui  Sttftt,      887.88 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857. 


Praise  Je  -  ho  -  vah  !  bow  be  -  fore  Him  ;  0     be     joy  -  ful !  saints  a  -  dore  Him, 


He     is      good    in      His    sal  -   va  -  tion,    Ev  -  er      mag  -  ui   -  fy     His    name. 


34.    Moderate.  So^CIttitt.       L.M.  G.  Ruau's  Gesangbuck,  1544. 


Great  Form-er    of   this  va-rious  frame,  Our  souls  a  -  dore  Thine  aw-ful  name, 


1 f— " T— T 

And  bow  and  tremble  while  they  praise  The    Ancient    of      e    -    ter  -  nal  days 
(  17    )  C 


35.    Moderate.     %^kl\\l  &t\Xl\X%^VmXl.    L.M 


Melody  of  the  4th 
Gummr. 


Tl.us    far  the  Lord  has    led    me      on,     Thus    far  His  power  prolongs  my  days, 


Arid  eve-ry    evening  shall  make  known  Some  fresh  memorial  of         His  grace. 

WO.     Boldm  *&t*     BblXSlL     8.7.3.7.  or  L.M.     -q  Lux  Beata."  7th  Cent.' 


Fast  climbs  the  sun  Heaven's  crystal  mount,  With  vest  of   light  un   -   fold    -   en; 


1    0                i    ^ — s>-  1  o         !    i      '            i    '    u      — — 

h — ' — Hi     " — '  |  '^^'  1 — n 

^ ^£A_^£l£Il^    _ 

Frcm    Lim  flows  last,   as     from    a   fount,     A        glo  - rious  flood  all       gold    -    en. 

37.     Moderate.  (Lr0DliUUT.     8S8.6.  Dr   Gaobtlmt,  1S52. 

_!_      ' 


O    Thou,  the  con-trite  sin-ner's  Friend,  "Who,   lov-tr.g,    lov-est    to     the    end, 


1 T"  I 

^L    ^i  ^1    -t=L  jzL    ^zL    £=l      Jk2- 


f^-^ =? ^^ 


On    this     a -lone    my  hopes  de-peud,     That  thou  wilt     plead         for  me. 

(  W  ) 


JQWtXSvQtt*    7.7.7.7.  Old  LrTANY,  13th  Cent. 


^sgjj^g 


Let   us,    with    a      glad-some  mind,  Praise  the    Lord,  for     He     is     kind : 

!         i 


t-*-i r- 

For      His   mer  -  cies    shall    en  -  dure,    Ev   -   er    faith  -  ful,      ev   -    er     sure. 
39.     Mod~a*L  ©liilCf.     664.6664. 


Moderate. 


«T* 


J-r-* 


Dr.  Lowell  Mason. 
L 


E^gt^teSSgfe^ 


1 — r— r 


T=^ 


&    r  i    i 


i — i    i  '  "  "  i — r 


A.^A  AAA       j  A  J 


My  faith  looks  up  to  Thee,  Thou  Lamb  of  Calvary :  Sa  -  viour  di  -  vine  ;  Now  hear  me 


while  I  pray  ;  Take  all  my  guilt  away ;    O    let  me  from  this  day  Be  whol-ly    Thine. 


40. 


Joyful. 


lltofcrmrt. 


L.M. 


Mediaeval  Melody. 


1 -1 1- 

God    of    my  life,  through  all  its  days,   My  grateful  powers  shall  sound  Thy  praise ; 


The    song  shall  wake  with  opening  light,    And     e  -  cho  to     the     si  -  lent   night. 
(  19) 


41.     Bold. 

1    P     »           1    J      , 

gtasburp.    cm.                        Griqo. 
i-r-J — «-, — ^ — -, „  ^  ,    i ,— h — n „ 

i 

i     i    i     i  j                   ijj 

j       .J.    J.      .J.    jsi.                  ^       J      ^.      j=L     A.       ^ 

Lc    *       LJ- 

-\      r  1 '  H  -* 11  ^ 1  '*  *\  j   g-l= 

>.• 

I       sing  th'  al  -  migh  -  ty 

-i — 1 — ^ — i — Gi 

power  of 

-J — 4-, 

God, 

That  made  the 

1 

mountains  rise; 

l 

jO. 

■Li — V- 

i     \ 
J.  J- 

i 
i 

J- 

-jg-. 

^ 

h — 
J. 

-I— 
1 

1   ( 

si- 

Cr1  ~ 

^  1  ^  H 

^ 

i      • 



That  spread  the    flow  -  ing     seas      a  -  broad,  And   built    the    lof  -   ty      skies. 
42.     Moderate.  J5t.    St^p^tt.     CM.  rev.  Wh.  Jo>.ts. 


fl    t? 

„            J       l.j       |,           j.     j 

I.J        •  ,      1 

1  1  "*  II 

*  j  ,j   A  A  j  A   j 

fl.J  fJ.J 

j   « 

^ 

■                                                           1 

viz 

Let      all    the      just    to    _God,  with  joy,     Their  cheer-  ful    voi  -  ces     raise 
J         I    ,    J 


For      well  the    righteous      it       be  -  comes     To     sing  glad  songs   of    praise. 
43.    cheerful.  ^UtitxhoXVL.      886.886.  Dr.  W.  Hates,  d.  1799. 


g 

«f 

Lord, 

from    my 
1        '           ' 

bed       a    -    gain 
1      ^      II        ,-f 

~^- 

rise, 

1— 

To 

of  -  fer 

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t 

1 

r- 

i 

1     io   ~H     _  -L 

i 

4 

i 

1 
1 

1 

A    _ 

^ 

1     ^        i= 

— £ — 

up       the        sa   •  cri     -    fice  Of        praise    and    prayer     to        Thee : 

(20) 


PAD  ERBORN— continued. 


I         laid       me      down      to      sleep       at       night;         I         trust  -  ed 


ll>,  J 

.J..r  ...1  . 

•M — ?d — 

u 

— s' — 1 

— ra ^~ 

1 — 

/in 

— r-\—> H 

xrd &—r- 

»-4 — <s — 

1      '     1 

^   1 
f 

~  1  p 

0      H      g 

—J 

-ts>- 
1 
1 

J       J      '    i 

^   1   ^  • — *H— ^— H 

^  *   1 — 

1   T  ry 
1 

-J — 

1 

r  1  r-     r^ — 1 — = — U 

I  ! 

God       is  gone  up    on       high,       With     a     tri  -  um-phant  noise ;       The 


cla-rions  of    the        sky        Pro-claim  th' an-gel  -  ic       joys.        Join    all 


sarth,    re-joice    and   sing;  Glo  -  ry      as  -  cribe    to       glo    -    nr's       King. 
(  21  ) 


45.    Moderate.                           %VlXXfo. 

n r,    ,  r^j    \? 

s-31-                                     W.  Arnold. 

W~vJ  '1                '1  '<r'       '     1 

II     |  i     r"   ^  l  ~"   :^~j~^"T~:ti 

Al    -    m 

gh  -  ty         Ma    - 

ker,     God,  E 

low 

W 

■n 

-  drous    is    Thy  name  ! 

i),i.  J  J  J 

1 — 5 — 1 

r^r 

-*J-\^-    J N-        II 

ft    fT'-'1 

r? 

1 
rJ 

o 

1  i       i       1 

I  c?  H 

'  1  r  r  r  1  ^1 

t-N 

Thy  glories,  how      dif-fused  a  -  broad,  Through  the         ere    -    a  -  tion's  frame ! 

46.  HUM!*.  ^mtl}0e.    s.m.  Dr.  Nabe8> 


And  cause  the  bright -ness      of      Thy     face      On         all       Thy    saints    to    shine. 
^'»    Jifoi«ra«e.  ^ftlCSttttC*     L.M.     "Jamlucisortosidere"  7th  Cent.' 


1     '    i    —  " — *— r 

O    time-ly    hap-py,  time-ly     wise,  Hearts  that  with  ris-ing  morn  a  -rise. 

J r— I U 1 1- 


res  that  the  beam  ce  ■  les-tial  view,  Which  e-  ver-more  makes  all  things  new. 
(22) 


48. 


Joyful. 


VlPllJ*      L.M.  Goudimel's  Psalter.  1565 


62. 


iy  •/     i  j  j\ J  "\  J  ji  ,  I 

i — H     h  1    n  i — i    '  o 

&  J.  J.  J.  J_  J.  J.  & 

^  »  <<  [r  r|r  '  !'     "^ 

1 H 1  i"   ' — If    I    1   & 

O  come,  loud  anthems  let    us    sing,     Loud  thanks  to  our  Alniigh-ty   King; 

■3  „  ,    I u— H ,__, , „ _j L 


i — r- 

For   we    our    voi  -  ces  high  should  raise,  When  our  sal  -  va  -  tion's  rock  we  praise. 


Macoftrlro.  s.m. 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 


1 1     '     -     " -1 M 1 L-=r 

Till  Christ,  with  His      re  -  viv  -  ing   light,       0    -   ver    our    souls      a  -  rise! 


Moderate. 


Iloxjttste 


Day's  Psalter,  1562. 


1 — ■ " — M " M 1- 

My     gracious  Lord,  I    own  Thy  right      To     eve-ry    ser-vice      I    can    pay; 


And     call    it    my     supreme  de  -  light       To    hear  Thy    dic-tates,  and    o  -  bey 
(23) 


51.    Moderate  St    fattUS.      CM. 

-I 1 


COURTETILIE 


Christ  and   His    cross  is       all    our  theme ;  The     mysteries  that   we    speak, 

■4-. \~, n 1 1 L-" 1_ 


Are    scan-dal      in     the  Jew's    es  -  teem,    And     fol  -  ly       to     the    Greek. 
52.     slow.  St.    (LtonttlS.     SS8.6.  Db.  Gacstlett,  1858. 


Just   as      I  am— without  one  plea,      But  that  Thy  blood  was  shed  forme, 


1 ■ 1 ' ^2 1 — ^" 

And  that  Thou  bid'st  me  come   to    Thee,      0     Lamb  of         God,  I     come. 


(LctUIimt.  88S8 


(Anapajstic.)  Dr.  Gauxtlett,  1858. 


To      Je-sus,  the  crown  of  my    hope,      My     soul  is    in    haste  to  be     gone; 


Oh     bear  me,  ye  che- ru-bim,    up.      And     waft  me    a  -  way    to    His  throne. 
(  24) 


54. 


Bold. 


<£&!♦    ^ltlT.    CM.      Dr.  Croft.    Lutheran  Melody. 


Lord,    we    cou  -  fess    our    numerous  faults,  How  great  our  guilt  has    heen ! 


J)  ,b    ^-r-d       1  \    <=*     J   1   r-j     J   1    g    |i 

r-^j  j  l_^-[-JI 

•^           r    r     '     i      '     I 

m-* r*     f       ^     i ^-3^H 

1   r^   '  1 1 — Hr- — 1 — ' " 

-         J-     J;          J      -^         - 

M*j 1 ! _, H_ 1               gy- 

P — H f>  1         1 

Fool  -  ish    and  vain  were    all    our  thoughts,  And  all    our    lives  were      sin. 
55.     jlfodera/e.  'JSffliVilUQK.      L.M.  H.  A.  Wedd,  1S57. 


Au  -  thor  of  faith,  E  -  ter  -  nal  Word,  Whose    Spirit  breathes  the  active   flame; 


Faith,  like  its     Fi-nish  -  er  and    Lord,     To  -  day,  as     yes  -  ter  -  day,  the    same. 
56"    Joyful 


ctSSlW.     7.7.7.7.7.7. 

I 


TiOSENMULLER,  1694. 


Come,  O  come,  with  sacred  lays,  Sound  we  God  Al-niigh-ty's praise;  Come,yesons  of  human  race, 

I  JlgL  ■    i   -J 


Iu  this  cho-rus  take  your  place  ;  And,  a-mid  the  mortal  throng,  lie  ye  mas-ters   of     the    Sung 


Whntfosht. 


Spiritual  Melodies,  1690. 


How    do    Thy  iner  -  cies  close  me  round !  For  e  -  ver     be    Thy    name   a-dored  j 

J    i   J \-r-& — J- 


ii      Ji.       ^iJ.ijii 


I    blush    in     all  things  to      a  -  bound ;  The  eer  -  vant    is       a  -  bove    hia  Lord  ! 
OO.    Moderate.  QlwY&TW$.      S.M.  Dr  Gatotlett,  1857. 


Kf- 

Come,    we      that     love 

the      Lord,      And       let 

our     joys      be      known; 

J 

1        I           11 

1       I             II 

■t2-    ■&-       -<s>-      -<s^, 

uu  uu  . 

"-> 

-J — ' — i — H — 1— 

1    -£-l — n 

Join      in      a       song  with  sweet  ac  -  cord,    And     thus    sur-round   the  throne. 
0^-    Moderate.  C^lllS.      CM.  T.  Talus,  1561. 


JU 

Come,  Ho  -  ly      Spi  -  rit,  heavenly    Dove, 
,              ,                ,    ,     j       j    ,       1        )    |           II 

With    all  Thy  quickening  powers ; 

^      '     j0       f        ["      1 LT~— 1 ' U 

1 ,  '     r  r 
J 

■N 

i J_l f_     1    ,.       1     .1    p*      p-                II 

— i  r^  i  i , — r_j — j 

Kin   -  die      a    flame    of      sa  -  cred    love       In    these    cold  hearts  of     oura. 
(  26) 


Joyful. 


Adam  Drese,  16S0. 


Je  -  6U3,    still    lead        on,         Till      our    rest      be        won;     And,    al 


fear    -    less;     Guide    us      by      Thy     hand       To       our      Fa  -  ther 

61.  said.  Jxrcilrg. 


S.M. 


Dr.  Gacntlett,  1857. 


-f^P 1 — ! M h T 

1 1 — ' 

1              1          J- 

W?M  u  1  p — i- -F — —  ^^~ 

<*r>          jj 

1  r r 

rJ      J^ 

r?     „ 

W_|_^ 1_[- 1= ! _ ^_ 

■^                                                     1 

See      what     a       liv  -  ing     stone        The      bull  -  ders     did      re   -   fuse ; 


Yet     God  hath  built  His  church  there  -  on,         In     spite    of 
(  27) 


en  -  vious  Jews. 


Lincoln,  cm. 


Allison's  Psalter,  1599. 


We      sing   to    Thee,  Thou  Son    of      God,      Foun-tain     of     life    and  grace ; 


i    i 


i    r    r*  r 


We  praise  Thee,  Son    of     Man,  whose  blood     Re-deemed  our     fal  -  leu    race. 
63.    Plaint  (&lhxnlfax.      L.M.  C.  W.  Poole,  1857. 


God     of    my   life,  to   Thee  I      call:     Af -nict-ed    at  Thy  feet    I      falL 


When  the  great  wa-ter  -  floods  pre  -  vail,     Leave    not     my  trembling  heart  to  fail. 
64.    Moderate.  |£*fof0rf|j.    8  8  6. 8  S  6.  Hickson. 


1 >— h 

ThatThou,  0  Lord,  art    e  -  ver  nigh,  Though  veiled  in  aw  -  ful   ma-jes  -  ty, 
(28) 


LEDFORTH— continued. 


%J            ....        J      ...Ur—, 

rt\ 

i     1     J  1   J       ;  1    ~~n 

Lp L, [■    1  [     -j — 

£2-        ■&!    A-      A-      J^ 

JZL. 

llili. 

.|J   ^     J:  A      A.- 

~N 

\f 

1 1 ^^_l U 

Thy    migh  -  ty  works  de  -  clare ;      Thy    hand  this    earth-ly    frame    up  -  holds, 


Thine    eye    the      u  -  ni  -  verse  he  -  holds     With     pro  -  vi  -  den  •  tial      care. 


Joyful 


€ax£xtu.  7.7.7.7. 


Melody  hy  Gluck. 

U — I- 


Te    who    His  sal  -   va  -  tion     prove,      Tri  -  umph    in    re  -  deem-ing        love. 
W.    BoldandJoyful    &\tXXZimX$  €1$0XKL      L.M.  M.Luther,  1535. 


Praise,    e  -  ver  -  last-ing  praise,  be  paid       To    Him  that  earth's  foundation    laid  ; 

I 


Praise    to  the    God,  whose  strong  decrees  Sway   the  wide  realms  of  earth  and  seas. 
(  29  ) 


67.    Cheerful.      S>K%ttVCQ.    8.8.8.8.8.8.8.8.    (Anapaestic.)  Lutheran. 

+9-n r^ , rr-i : n .,      !  ■       ! ! K— I- 


This  God     is    the    God    we       a  -  dore,  Our  faith-f ul,  unchange-a  -  ble  Friend  ; 


Whose  love    is     aa  great     as      His  power,  And  knows  neither  measure    nor    end. 


'Tis    Je  -  sus,  the    First  and  the   Last,  Whose  Spi-rit    shall  guide  us  safe  home ; 


We'll  praise  Him  for     all    that  is     past,  And  trust  Him  for    all  that's   to    come. 


68. 


Moderate 
4 


©X000ttS.     CM.      Orlando  Gibbons,  Mus.  Doc,  1623. 

J- 


Thine  arm     of     mer  -  cy     held  me      up,       When    sink-iiig      in     des  -  r>air 
(30) 


69. 


Slow  and  Moderate. 


Qmhxast.  777.5. 


Dr.  Gauntlett. 


1 1 — ^-t r 

Lord    of     mer  -  cy      and    of     might,     Of    man -kind  the     life     and   light, 


Ma  -  ker,  Teach  -  er,       In  -    fi   -   nite ;      Je   -  sus,  hear  aud     save. 


Hans  Kugelmann,  1540. 


To  Thee,  Thou  bleeding  Lamb,  to  Thee,   For    par-don,  peace,  and  life  we    fie» ; 


The   shel  -  ter    of     Thy  cross   we  claim ;  Thy  righteous-ness     a  -  lone    we  name. 


Low    at    Thv   feet    we,  sup-pliant,  fall,  Our  Lord,  our  Life,  our    All     in     all. 
(  31  ) 


Moderate 


nxtvxbam.  cm. 


Hugh  Wilson. 


0      God    of      Beth  -  eL      by  whose  hand     Thy     peo  -  pie     still  are      fed ; 


i#J=p= 

— L- 

.              1 

ws 

u, 

— s> — 

pH 

j     -4- 

k 

es 

1 
I 

rs 

1 

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*"3 

1 
1 

h-^ — 

1 
1 

&>1-H 

^b    *~   j 

^ 

fl  r 

^3 

Who  through  this  wea  -  ry      pil- grim -age      Hast       all        our      fa  -  thers   led. 


»«■     Withene 


gtamafy. 


8  7.  8  7-  4  7.  Ancient  Jewish  Melodt. 


SP* 

i       ,         ■  1    J 

H     1     J  1     1          1               ,|         II 

\  'i  \  1 

rf.J  J.J    A 

Si    A  iJ..  M.          1           1 

t-N 

1  i      j    i,      i 

IL, 1 1 <^J D 

Lo  !    He  comes  with  clouds  de-scend-ing,  Once  for    fa  -  voured  sin  -  ners    slain; 


ITff* 

i  |  --I      J   !  J^| r-n— t -. r—   1-, j r-j            n 

1         1           II           II           1    .      '           »•  .      1 

l"-\ 

'  r   i   '  ^  ^  II         i  '    ii  r   r  I — 11 

Thou-sand  thou-sand  saints  at  -  tend  -  ing,  Swell  the      tri-umph     of     His    train  : 


Now    I    have  found  the  ground  wherein   Sure  my  soul's  an-chor  may  re  -main  :- 


=rr 

^  rJ  r J 1  j  si 

*J              1       1       1 1       '       1 

.    J  J  J  J    J 

i    i    r  i 
|T|f  ^M 

^ 

-g— n 

B^^lr   rlf,  0_ 

-LJ — 

L_|J — U— 

— f± 

The  wounds  of     Je  -  sus,   for    my    sin      Be  -  fore    the  world's  foun-da  -  tion  slain ; 

I 


Whose  mer-cy    shall  un  -  sha  -  ken  stay,  When  heaven  and  earth  are  fled    a  -  way. 


'4.    Sustained.  j^iOHTtlitt'lU.     S.M.  Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857 


Be  -  hold  the  a  -  maz  -  ing      sight,        The        Sa  -  viour   lift  -  ed        high  ! 


KT. 


4_J^d'jUU 


Be  -  hold    the      Son,  God's  chief    de  -  light,     Ex  -  pire     in        a   -    go    -  ny  ! 
t  33  )  I) 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1857. 


1— *-t ■— I 1" 

The  Lord  my    pas  -  ture  shall  pre  -  pare,  And  feed  me    with  a  Shep-herd's  care : 


His    pre-sence  will  my  wants  sup- ply,    And  guard  me  with 
[%                   |         . .               I         I         I                                              1 

a    watch  -  f  ul    eye  : 

S   ~  k*  - 1   v  i~  *    %'  '    '  i     pi 
^AAA^AA^.  ^  A  A^A 

1          '       1 

AAA. 

—\ 

[•* '  i — i — L^-u 

My  noon-day  walks  He    will    at -tend,  And     all     our  mid-night  hours  de  -fend. 


76.  joyful.              Soficiiufre.  r.7.r.r. 

J.  Dakiei.l. 

J 1  J  J  1   1    J  1      II 

fr    - 1    F  f»  f  r    »      --      i    i 

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Oft     in     sor-row.  oft     in         woe,  On  -ward,  Christians,  on-ward    go; 


Fight  the   fight,  main-tain    the    strife,  Strengthened  with  the  bread   of       life. 
(34  ) 


»  •  •    Moderate. 

S>*    -A         '            1- 

'.     8.3.3.6. 

Rev.  J.  Jowktt, 
'Musce  Solitariai,"  1S23. 

B=i     ,.J   1    ^    I 

i 

1  ■ '  r 

i      i 

J    J. 

ii 

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1 

Ere         I       sleep,        for      eve    -    ry         fa    -    vour,      This      day     showed 


Now     to  the  Lord  a      no-ble    song!      A  -  wake  my  soul;  a- wake,  my  tongue; 

-I-  ~ 


Ho  -  san  -  na    to  th'  e  -  ter  -  nal    Name,  And     all  His  boundless  love  pro  -  claim 
*y*     Joyful. 


%\UL      7.7.7.7. 


Andreas  Romberg,  1S02. 

J L 


Songs      of  praise  the      an  -  gels    sang,  Heaven  with  hal  -  le    -    lu-jahs    rang, 


M.  Luther,  1525. 
88.  88.  Called  the  Baptismal  Hymn. 


JLl 

Lead  -  er    of  faith-ful  souls,  and   guide 
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Of      all  who  tra-vel 

to    the    sky, 

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Come,  and  with  us,  even  us,    a  -  bide,    Who  would  on  Thee   a -lone    re    -    ly  : 


On    Thee  a  -  lone  our    spi-rits    stay,   While  held  in  life's  uu  -  e  -  ven    way. 


Riley's  Psanis,  1702. 


To  -  mor  -  row,    Lard,    is      Thine,    Lodged       in     Thy    sove  -  reign     hand ; 


And     if       its     sun       a 


rise     and    shine,     It    Bhines    by    Thy 
(38) 


com-uiand. 


82. 


Bold. 


&mw.  l.m. 


Dr.  Bcjrnky. 


Thy    fa-vours,  Lord,  surprise  our  souls;  Will  the   E  -  ter  -  nal  dwell  with  us? 


't 

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What  canst  Thou  find  be-neath  the  poles        To  tempt  Thy  chariot  downward  thus? 


Show  pi  -  ty,  Lord  ;  0  Lord,  for-give, 

'-#** H — th — n 1 r 

Let     a     re  -  pent-ing    re  -  bel    live ; 
1           1J    "}  1  J    J  1  J        J  1 il 

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Are     not  Thy  mercies  large  and  free  ?    May    not    a    sin -ner  trust    in  Thee! 


jSmtibfaxell.   s.m. 


Denham's  Psalter,  1588. 


Each  wander-ing     in    a 


dif  -  ferent  way,    But       all    the   down-ward    road. 
(37) 


00.    Moderate.  QXiQtl  B    jjglTttT.    L.M.  Orlando  Gibbons,  Mus.  Doc 

H)  g  j?  n r-i n !  ,  _M M „       ,   , ,_]__ |,    M,       „    |, 


E  -  ter-nal  Power — whose  high  a  -  bode     Be  comes  the  grandeur  of      a     God ; 

4f \-r-z  V 


In  -  fi-nite  length  be  -  yond  the  bounds  Where  stars  revolve  their  a  -  nite    rounds. 


86-    Joyful. 

>•• 

-pr—J— -l-r— ^- 

7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.                      Vulpius,  1(509. 

-p-J     J  ,  J     j  |    |        |  ■[          |t 

^il'pi 

i   A  A 

9     i     fry                 1       g? — 

JL, ^_L|£_(__T_Llt__pJ.    -.,.-11 

m 

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Je  -  sue,    Be  -  fuge      of     my      soul,    Let    me       to    Thy      bo  -  som      fly. 


While 

the  near 

— *-■ — I- 

-  er 

L_ 

wa  -  ters     roll,  While     the    tern  -  pest  still 
—j ,-,          ..      !       ~[  -.    J          1  ,    J 

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£2. 

Hide 

me,      0 

my 

Sa  -  viour,  hide,     Till     the    storm    of     life 

be 

past: 

A  A  A  A  A  ^   A  AAA  A .  J. 


Safe      in  -  to      the 


° '  •    Moderate. 
^0 

(Sbatt. 

CM. 

De 

.  Lowell  Mason. 
1       .....    ■       fl 

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rv  a^  1  oil 

Igm  '  1  r  r 

"^T   i — h — ' — 

^~H 

With    joy    we      me  -  di  -  tate    the    grace      Of      our  High  Priest  a  -  bove : 


His    heart    is     made    of     ten  -  der  -  ness,     His    bow  -  els     melt  with    love. 
OO.  Slow  and  sustained.   j^WMttVL.    888.6.  (Trochaic.)         Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858. 


hearts  are    shak 


ing ;    For  our  suc-cour  un  -der-tak-ing ;       Lord     and 


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Sa  -  viour,        Lord  and  Sa     -     vioin-,       hear 

(39) 


89.  Wxftalwrg.*    6.7.6.7.6.6.6.6.-<CHORAL.) 

Joyful.  Johann  Cruger,  1653. 


1.  Let  all  men  praise  the  Lord,    In    wor-ship  low-ly     bend    -   ing;      On   His  mcxt 

2.  Glo  -  ry  and  praise  to  God, —  To    Fa-ther,  Son,  be      giv    -    en,      And   to    the 


"~0  J      '        ' 

-~  ii  "i  d  J  i  i  J  i        i  ^  ii 

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J-  J  , 

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i  ^  n 
-  ,J-gL,4J^r,-ga-ll 

— fl "  i  p  r^  i  ^  f^i  ^  i    i 

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1                    @ 

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bo  -  ly    word,  Redeemed  from  woe,  de-pend  -  ing.     He    gra-cious    is,    and    just, 
Ho  -  ly  Ghost.— On  high  enthroned  in  Hea  -  ven.  Praise  to  the     Tri  •  une  God; 


From  childhood  us  doth  lead  ;  On  Him  we  place  our  trust  And  hope,  in  t; me  of   need. 
With  powerful  arm  and  strong.  He  cbangeth  night  to  day  ;  Praise  Him  with  grateful  song. 

*  The  1st  verse  may  be  sung  in  unison,  the  2nd  in  harmony. 


90.     Joyful. 

petkring.  7.7.7.7. 

1           ,             ,|       1 

Dr.  Boyce. 

r J  "  i  -J — n — n 

V               1          1 

J-      J 

1    1     1    1 

-S>-     ■&-        -G>-     ■&-        -S>- 

_ lu  — 

H — r  1  r    ■    1  ^  H 

Wei- 

come,    wel-come 

1     ■         rrJ  — r 

!  sin 

— i_ 

■  ner,    bear ;  Hang  not  back  through  shame  or  fear. 

1                      1          1 
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Doubt  not,    nor     dis  -  trust    the    call ;     Mer  -  cy        is      pro-claimed  to      all. 
(40) 


Jhj0tt.    7.7.7.7.  German  Evening  Hyj 


■m-   m-    £  m-  -p.  -*-      | 


Hark,  my  soul,  it  is  the     Lord 


Tis    thy  Saviour ;  hear  His  word. 


Je-sus  speaks,  and  speaks  to    thee,—         Say,  poor  sin-ner,  lov'st  thou    Me? 

92. 


Cheerful. 


01Ttjg0mCrtT.      L.M.  j.  Stanley. 


Bright    as  the  suu's  me  -  rid  -  ian  blaze,  Vast     as    the  blessings    he  con-veys, 


Wide     as    his    reign  from  pole  to  pole,     And  per  -  ma  -  nent    as    his     con-trol. 
93,     grave. 


%ltam.  l.m. 


Israel  Clauder'sPs  a  lmodia,  1630. 


0     God   of    mer  -  cy,  God  of  might,  How  should  weak  sinners  bear  the  sight, 


If,       as  Thy  power  is    sure-ly    here,    Thine     o  -  pen    glo  -  ry  should  ap  -  pear  T 
(  41) 


J4-  bou.      0fo|unkM;|s^Im.  l.m.      Maro^sbi!£ 


i ■ -■ ■ ■ ■ — r 

All  peo- pie  that  on  earth  do   dwell,    Sing      to   the  Lord  wit  a  cheerful  voice; 

11,1 h ,-, .,       O        ,       J -r-A 1- 


Him  serve  with  mirth,  His  praise  forth  tell ;  Come  ye  be  -  fore  Him  and  re  -  joice. 


95. 


^0tT00it  p^fo.     CM.  scots  Psalter, 


-1-, 1- 


-^h      -&-         -&-      -^»-         yg- 


Smg 

to    the    Lord   Je 

■  ho  -  vah's  name, 

And 

in    His  strength  re -joice; 
—j— «>'   1       |         ,   i           n 

(^      &{    a ■      ^    F 

g    .  "^  1     j!     1| 

>»;     1 

^    f^|  ^    g-]  ^  H 

I     I      I 


When    His    sal  -  va  -  tion     is     our    theme,     Ex   -   alt  -  ed      be     our    voice. 

96.    Moderate.  ^ibtX^OOL     CM.  Dr.  Wainwbight. 

I  ,     l^i — L     CJ — U 


When    ri  -  sing  from  the    bed        of    death.  O'er- whelmed  with  guilt    and    fear 

Jin,  r„   1 1  r 


97. 


Bold. 


§>t,    ^afrtb'.    CM.  mole  Book  o*fCp°al™,  Ml. 


Ho  -  san  -  nah      to     the  Prince  of     light,    That  clothed  Him-self    m     clay, 


En  -  tered  the       i  -  ron    gates    of    death,      And      tore  the 


98. 


^30111.     CM.  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  1C15. 


The      Sa-viour  calls:  let    eve  -  ry      ear,       At  -  tend  the  heaven-ly    sound, 

J    J  , — \-^L ~-^- , — i- 


Ye    doubt-ing   souls,  dis  -  miss  your  fear  ;    Hope  smiles  re    -  vi  -  ving  round. 


99. 


Lively. 


%xlm%tott.  cm. 


Dr.  Arne. 


Lord,    as         a      fa  -  mi   -   ly     we     meet,    Thy    good-ness     to     pro  -  claim ; 


We     wait    be  -  fore   Thy    iuer  -  cy      seat,    And      plead    the      Sa-viour's  name. 
(43) 


100.    Moderate.  Stf-foimW.      CM. 

4 U-, 1 L. 


Arranged  from  Handel. 


r 

Je 

-  sus,    the    word  of 

mer  -  cy 

give, 

And     let      it 

swift  -  ly      run ; 

^ 

-t-r   t— Lr--  ^  ' 
i    J    J  j 

-^     fj     7=»-     "g-  . 

_     J     J 

Vj 

-~\ 

i     -* 

^    [    1 i 

l_i pU u 

Now      let    Thy     min  -  is  -  ters     be  -  lieve,    And    put     sal   -   va  -  tion     on. 

101.     Gmve.  3fct%r'S   Pgtmt.      L.M.  M.  Luther,  1535. 

Or  L.M.  six  lines,  by  repeating  the  first  two  lines. 


T 

*-5 

— . — I..      ,  .  j- 

J- "' 

-4 — 1  ■  J 

*j 

1  1      1        1      |        ! 

ii 

^s>- 

i  ■  i , , [ 

i — r  '  i 

1 — Ll— u 

^j H 

■— > 

irzd 

r  r"  * '  f=^= 

=t= 

1= 

i  t>~H 

The  Lord  shall  come !  the  earth  shall  quake ;  The  mountains  to  their  centre    shake  , 

4- 


And,  withering  from  the  vault  of  night,    The   stars  withdraw  their  fee  -  ble    light. 

102.    qrW9^  CSisMieiT.    87.87.887.  M.  Luther,  1535. 

J_, — | ,_, — | L_, n , — | J  ,   J _L 


ted :     Be  -  hold  the   Judg-e    of 
(44) 


ap  -  pear,     On   clouds  of 


EISLEBEX— continued. 


dead  which  they  con  -  tained  be  -  fore ;    Pre -pare,  my    soul,    to         meet       Him. 


Bold  end  Joyful 


DlXnOta.     10.10.11.11. 


Dr.  Ckoft,  1C>99. 


O  praise  ye  the  Lord,  prepare  your  glid  voice  His  praise  in  the  great  assembly  to  sing  ; 

-L 


In  our  great  Cre-a-tor  let   Is-raelre-joice,  Aud  children  of  Zi-on  be  glad  in  their  King. 


104.  Bola 

and  Joyful. 

—^7- 

|)raguc.  s.m. 

H n-      ■ 

— < 

L.  West,  1795. 

— 1 H       11 

ffi    ?  2   0 

— «s  — 

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LZT          

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A   -  wake, 

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and 

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sing     the 

J    1       l— 

song 

Of 

Mo 

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and 

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AVake    ev^  -  ry     heart  and    eve  -  ry  ton^iie,    To    praise  the      8->viour's  aauio 
(45  ) 


105. 


Jpvyw^yri  Richard  FARRA>rr,  15S5. 

Jf  0,11  dill*    CM.   Adapted  by  Dr.  Edward  Hodges. 


1^.,  f2  , 4  f  ,  4  ^  ,  j  -^     ?   „  ,.  ,J    j  ,  j    ^-r^-Ti 


To      love  arid  serve  Thee    is      ray    share,     And     this   Thy  grace  must  give. 
106.    cheerful  gklylcbtttT,    8.7.8.7.    Latin  Melody  of  the  14th  Cent. 


Sa-vioixr,  breathe  an  eve-ning  bless-ing,    Ere     re  -  po3e    our     spi  -  rits    seal. 


[>  J  ,]l J  -h 

J        .    ,—-i           ||      1        1 

V     1       l,i       1 

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&.*-& — ^-\ 

!         1       i         1       I 

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'                '                   ''  ' 

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Sin    and  want   we    come  con  -  fess  -  iDg :  Thou  canst  save,  and  Thou  canst  heal. 


107. 

Sotemn. 

1 

i 

7.7.7.7. 

Dp. 

Gavntlbit.  1853. 
1         .  j ,           „ 

J   u 

rj    ^ 

H    i 

h — 
i 

l 

f       "1 

1 

H — l 
i 

•^-          -*•       /*3 

u  ?  * 

rime    is 

e:ir  -  nest, 

pass 

ing    by  ; 

Death  is 

ear  - 

nest. 

draw  -  ins  nieh  : 

Bin  -  ner,    wilt  thou      tri  -  fling    be?     Time   and  death  ap  -  peal     to     thee. 
(46) 


w108.  £old. 

TJ^-g-h 

-+- 

jfam.   6.4.6.4. 

cb 

■  -?-r- 

Dr 

Lowell  Ma90*. 
-ite 1 & —  1 

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4 

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To    -    day,      the 


O  ye  be    -    night  -   ed        souls,      Why         Ion     -     ger         roaml 

109.    Modefate.  ffemmtbg.     8.7.8.78.7.8.7. 


Am  Boot. 


m&^^^^r-* 


,s. p- 

Love     di  -  vine,  all    love      ex  -  eel-ling,    Joy      of  heaven,  to  earth  come  down ; 


w 

Fix    in       us    Thy 

I        ,         1,-1 

hum  -  ble    dwell  -ing 
J  ,       ,       J?J  J 

;  All    Thy 

faith-ful 

mer-cies    crown. 

A.   S   _l      ^  J1  ?  •     J" 

i  j  l==H 

Q?       jg      P    I  I           |    I  | f— — , j— 

/WV  #     P      ^'     1    —            |g        tig        c   i 

1         I 
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1        1         <        1 

c1    -g- . .  gi    g  1  o  || 

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1           1     *    ■           i      ' 

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r  r  i  ^  j 

Je  -  sua,  Thou    art  all     com  -  pas  -  sion  ;  Pure,  un-bound-ed    love   Thou    art: 


Vi  -  sit      ua     with  Thy     sal  -  va  -  Won  ;  En  -  ter     eve   -  ry    long -ing  heart. 
(  47) 


Sbuibhxolb.  cm 


Dr.  Gavntlett,  1S51 


w 

There    is      a      foun  -  tain  filled  with  blood,  Drawn  from  Iin  -  man  -  uel's  veins  ; 

—9j      gig      *j    \    Ji     — '— 

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And    sin  -  ners  plunged  be-neath  that    fluid      Lose       all  their    guil  -  ty     stains. 


.A  A  A  ^  A  A  j    A  j  J  A  4g  ^ 


^ 

Praise 

to 

Thee,  Thou  great  Cre 

-  a 

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Prai 

-e  be  Thine  from 
1           i 

eve  -  ry  t 

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J.J- 

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In 

Join 

,  my 

soul, 

with 

eve 

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crta-ture, 

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i         i 

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song. 

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Pure,  un  - 

bound-ed  grace    is 

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^'-     J.JJ    J 


1 1- 

Hail !    the    God    of       our      sal  -  va  -  tion,  Praise  Him   for    His     love      di  -  vine. 
(43    ) 


112. 


Moderate. 


|leIS0. 


Da.  Gauntlet!1,  1858. 


A    -    bile    with     me,       fast      fills    the      e    -    ven  -  tide:    The      dark-ness 


n 

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fail,  and 

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com -forts 

flee, 

Help 

of    the     help  -  less, 

h — F — i — £~" 

O      a  -  b  de  with 

me. 

Hear  my  prayer,  0  heaven-ly    Fa  -  ther,    Ere      1      lay    me  down  to      sleep : 


- 


Bid  Thy     an  -  pels,  pure  and     ho  -  ly,  Round  my  be  1  their      vi  -  gil    keep. 
(49)  E 


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Aai  pub-lish-^s      to    eve  -  ry  land   The    work    of     an       AI  -  migh-ty    hand. 
llO.     Moderate.  (LttutfSS.       CM.  Scots  Psalter,  1635. 


Lord, 

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flee, 

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So      let     Thy    life      our     pat  -  tern      be,    And    form    our    souls     for  heaven. 
(50) 


116. 


Caftfori. 


7.7.7.7.7.7.  De.  Gaotlett,  1852. 


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117.  , 

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118.    Earnestly.                 j5f.     ^tXTXWCtii .     8.6.8.8.6. 

DR.   GAtTN-TLDTT,  1855. 

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p*-    1  p*  •    F '   gg    " 

J  J. .  J.  ^ 

^     J [ 1 L, — ^J U 1 

E  -   ter  -  nal  Light !  e   -   ter  -  nal  Light !  How  pure   the    soul    must  be, 


X„^\A        i    I    J  .     J  I    J  I       j— g    i   g     =g 

-^     j    J.     .J :  J    j    J    ?     a    S    ^ 


When,  placed   with    -    In         Thy    search  -  ing      sight,  It      shrinks    not. 


119-        Sustained.  ^Ul^tlT.    7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6. 


[ajib  Leo  Hapi.er'; 
Lustgarten,  1601. 


O         s\  -  cred   Head,  once  wound  -  ed,     With    grief  and  pain  weighed  down, 


How    scorn  -  ful    -    ly         sur     -      round      -      ed         With     thoras,  Thfrie 
(53 


LUTZEN— continued. 


on     -     ly      crown !  How  pale        art         Thou      with        an    -    guish, 


With       sore       a   -   buse    and      scorn!  How      does      that       vi 


guish,     Which    once        was    bright        as  morn  I 


Malirtck. 


RlNCK. 


We    bless  the  Lord,  the  just,  the  good,  Who  fills  our  heartswith  joy  and    food; 


jp,     II   i  J    ii       J\  J  'J  fr-}\  s  ||  a  \~    ^is~ 

i — 11 — H 

'&—f  '■  ° — j^1^  i  'i — **  '  "  "  f  {a  i  l-" 

pv^u  II 

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pi  -  pi  — a 

pours   His  blessings    from  the    6kies,  And  loads  our  days  with  rich  supplies. 
(53) 


121. 


Joyful. 


j?l   Slttbr^fo.      7.7.8.7.7  7.8.7.        Dr.  Gaustlett,  1852. 


Head    of    the  Church  tri-um-phant !  We      joy  -  ful  -  ly       a  -  dore        Thee. 


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Till 

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Be  -  hold,    the    grace      ap  -  pears;    The     pro  -  mise       is       ful  -   filled: 


123. 


Slowly. 


JPfor.       11.12.12.10. 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1858. 


Ho  -  ly,    ho  -  ly,      ho   -  ly,      Lord    God  Al  -  migh  -  ty  I   Grate-ful  -  ]y      a 


Mer  -  ci-ful  and    Migh-ty,        God    in  Three   Per  -  sons,  Bless -edTri-ni   -    ty  ! 


124. 


Joyful. 


€omfana. 


L.M.    Gothaischen  Cantios'al,  1651. 


O      Spi-rit    of     the     liv-ing    God,      In      all  Thy  plen-i  -  tude  of     grace, 


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Wher-e'er    the  foot    of     man  hath  trod,    Des-cend   on    our      a  -  pos-tate   race. 
(55) 


125.     Moderate.  SMl*    foxXVLltU.     8.7.8.7  8.7.8.7 


•    Laudi  Spiritual!.  1545. 


May      the      grace      of     Christ     our        Sa  -  viour,    And     the        Fa  -  ther's 


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(56) 


126.    joyful  ^SCttlOU.     668.668.  Crusader's  Melody. 


our       God       to  -  day!     Yes,    with   a    cbeer-ful  zeal       We    haste   to 


I       I         i         i  i  i         I  i 


127. 


Moderate. 


Jtiftrc. 


L.M. 


AA4.r.  =*   ~    4.-  ..)A±-  4.-C 


Just  are  Thy  ways,  and  true  Thy  word,  Great  Rock  of  my    se-cure     a   -   bode: 


i — i — r 

Jho    is     a        God     be-side  tho    Lord?    Orwhere'sa     re  -  fuge    like  our  God! 
(57 


7.8.7.8.7.8.7. 


Mozart. 


Hail !  Thou  once  des  -  pi    -    sed    Je  -  sus,   Hail !  Thou  Ga  -  li    -   le  -  an      King ; 


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By    Thy    me  -  rits    we    find    fa  -  vour ;  Life    is      giv  -  en  through  Thy  name. 

129.    Moderate.  TQtXWiQTl.    (564.6664. 

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Shield  with  Thy    might  For       all    Thy      care         this  day      Our    grate  -  ful 
(58) 


- 

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HERMON— continued. 

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tbanks  we  pay,     And      to       our       Fa  -  tlier  pray,— Bless     us        to  -  night. 


Kklcnlwnj.  l.m. 


J.  S.  Each,  1736. 


Je  -  sus  shall  reign wher- e'er  the   sun    Doth  his    suc-ces-sive  jour-neys  run; 


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His    kingdom  stretch  from  shore  to  shore,  Till  moons  shall  wax  and  wane  no  more. 
J-ol.    £0id.  ©ISMtaXJJ.    L.M.      Johann  Hermann  Schein,  1628. 


Je  -  sus,  Thy  robe    of    rigbt-eous-ness    My  beau  -  ty     is,    my    glo-rious  dress  ; 


-t — r 

'Midst  nrvai-ing  worlds,  in    this    ar-rayed,  With  joy  shall    I       lift     up    my    head. 
(59  j 


Old  Hebrew  Melody, 
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The        God     of      Abra  -  ham    praise,  Who    reigns    en -throned    a  -  hove; 


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We       bow,     and      own    the         sa  -  cred    name,     For        e     -    ver     blest. 


133. 


Joyful. 


XVtttyt&ikX .      CM.  ESTE'S  TSALTER,  1592. 


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-  hold    the     glo  -  ries 

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Fa-ther's  throne ; 

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Pro  -  paro    new    ho-nours    for    His    name,    And  songs,  be   -  fore     un- known. 
(60) 


134. 


Sfttrto00b\      86.86.86.  Db.  Gauntlf/tt,  1858. 


yond,  bo  -  yond  that  bound-less    sea,        A  -  bovo  that  dome    of     sky, 
I 


Far  -  thcr  than  thought  it  -  self  can      flee,        Thy    dwell-ing      is        on    high  ; 


Yet    dear  the     aw  -  ful  thought  to       me,        That  Thou,  my,  God,    art     nigh. 


135. 


6$X.     (9£OX0£.    CM.  Nicolaus  Hermann,  1560. 


How     con  -  des  -  ccnd -  ing    and  how  kind   Was  God's    e    -    tor  -  nal      Son! 


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Our       mla  -  ery  reached  His  heavenly  mind,    And      pi  -  ty  brought  him  down. 
(61) 


136.  Bold. 

Sgamb".      7.8.7.8.                    Dr.  Gaiotleit,  1858. 
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Je  -  bus  lives,    nolon-ger    now       Can    thy   ter-rors, Death,  ap  -  pal       us: 


Je  -  sus   lives,  and  this   we    know,  Thou,  O    Grave,  canst  not   en  -  thral     us. 


137. 

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Scat-tering  all    the  night  of     na  -  ture,  Pour 
f-62) 


day    up  -  on    our     ej( 


138. 


Moderate. 


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7.7.7.7. 


Pleyel. 


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Oh      do     not       our    suit    dis  -  dain :    Shall  we     seek    Thee,  Lord,  in     vain  ? 


Haydn. 


Forth        in        Thy     name,     O       Lord,      I  go,  My         dai    -    ly 


J-^JJ^LJJiJ 


i™«        Cheerful. 

WixtvtfoXil.   7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6. 

Melchior  Tescunlr,  1613. 
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A       sea  -  son        of      clear       shin   -   ing,       To     cheer     it         af  -    ter      rain. 


t  gtarg.  cm. 


Arch.  Pry's 
Book  of  Psalms,  162L 


Why     do     we   mourn  de  -  part  -  ing  friends,  Or    shake  at  death's   :i  -  hrms? 


i -i — ■  -p-r 

Tis     but    the    voice   that     Je  -  sus    sends      To       call   tbem 
(  61  ) 


to       His   arms. 


««■    Plaintive. 


'ixlmu. 


7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6. 


Hans  Sachs,  1526. 


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In 

time  of 

tri  -  bu  -  la    - 

tion,  Hear, 

Lord,  my 

fee-ble    cries :    . 

With  hum-ble       sup-pli    -   ca    -     tion,       To  Thee  my    spi-rit    fiiea.     .     . 


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My  heart  with  grief  is  break  -  ing;  Scarce  can  my  voice  complain ;    .    . 


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Mine  eyes,  with  tears  kept  wa  -   king,    Still  watch  and  weep    in     vain 

143.  churjui.  Cjpsier.  cm 


Dowland,   1592. 

,  j  d 


r^ — in — ' — 

1      r^, 

J     J  ,    J     j   i         h 

-<S>-         -S»-      i5t 

ylvi 

,      fO        | 

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^  ^  '  r  '  ■ 

I  r    1    I  ^  h 

Suit  -  ed     to       eve  -  ry       sin-ner's    case        Who    hears  the     joy  -  ful    sound. 
(65)  F 


144. 


Ojetbscmanc 


7.7.77.7.7. 


Old  Latin  Mcwdt. 


9-    Kr 

ice. 

(M*y  also  bo  sung  In  Common  time.) 

II  *~      <,   \     -     P    |  g  rj  |   j-  .     1 

J      -«-    ,J      J=2--        &-  -a-     ~^  -a-     £2.  A.     &.. 

frY     \j  *j     m pd — | ^J ^i — | p^ — |- 

*"\ 

'      1          '1         *H          '      1      ".    '      1                lg>.B 

Go     to    dark  Goth  -  so  -  ma  -  ne,  Ye  that     fe*lthe    tempter's  power; 


Your  Re  -  deemer's     con-fllct     see:      Watch  with      Him  one       bit-ter    hour: 


J  _      A        „      A       ^.,  £2.     A       ^     A       jB-     A 


Turn  not    from  His    griefs  a  -  way  :      Learn   of       Je  -  sus  Christ    to      pray. 


145. 

£e? 

i.viur,              wtartbi 

iny. 

L.M.            Mautin  Luthkr, 
■      i     j  ■      1       ,  ,    j     j-p 

1543. 

-G>- 

rrfLijlr,r^ 

F-S- 

r  r  r  P  ,r-  pi 
AA  j. j  A  , 

— \ 

11,1      i    r  '  = 

O    Thou,  to  whom  in    an-cient  time      The    lyre  of  Hebrew  bards  was  strung; 


#*** — i — '  '  H  J  i  j  j  i — i 

^  ff  -  ^~  ^-  ^-^  — 

-  J.  J  4^= 

«> 

1    r '  — u 

'horn  kings  a-dored  in      Bong  sub- lime,    And  prophets  rrais'd  with  glowing  tongue. 
(  66  ) 


1 1 — r 

In  God's  own  house  pro-nounce  His  praise.    His  grace    He  there  re  -  veala  ; 


\^f-h- — rz\ — ^ — > — >n 

.../j  j  j  x  j — i. — j. 

ft    <  \<  \<  r  r 

£2.       jSL     A         J        J 

r  r 

__^g ■ —    ^ — <& — ^H ti 

^    5                    1          i      ' 

'i  i ■ j  ' — " 

i        i    Cj              ^ 

To  heaven  your  joy    and    won  -  der    raise,     For    there    His    glo  -  ry     dwells. 

147.    slowly.  |¥l0rnfcritt.     9.8.9.8.S.8.-(CHORAL.)     Ch.  Neumark,  1657. 

Or  L.M.  six  lines,  hy  omitting  the  last  note  in  the  1st  and  3rd  lines. 


\0 

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p^— 

rt> 

3 

^ 

f^\ 

I-    *| 
1         1 

■  r    j 

AA 

rr3 

pfcE 

->s 

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["  T 

'  r  l"  ' 

1 — ^--^ 

T    P 

i-  f 

L=J 

To    Thee,  O  Lord,  I  yield  my  spi  -  rit,  Who  break  st  in  love  this  mor-tal  chain  ; 


Ti — ^ — ' —  — & n — p" 

My    life    I    but    for  Thee  in  -  he  -  rit,    And  death  becomes  my  chief  -  eat    gain. 


T 

y^- 

j 

•  ^j 

J 

— u 

np-^q 

-d — f-r-J- 

^. 

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i — H 

— &— 

l 

-A- 

T  ■ 

1 

-s>- 

-^ 

-<s>- 

-&■ 

AAA 

-i — L 

■j 

1 

^ 

_• 

U=z 

1  ~    '    ' ! 

J  g  " 

In    Thee    I    live,     in    Thee    I     die,    Con -tent,    for  Thou  art     e  -  ver    nigh. 
(67  ) 


148. 


%XXtO.    7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6.    (Peculiar  accent.)        Ancient  Meiody." 


Bold.  (*y 

Or  (with  two  equal  notes  in  the  third  bar  of  the  alternate  lines)  8  lines  7*a. 


"""/»                    1             1                1 

1  ,  j      ^ — ]] ,     — r 

-   i       i  j- 

r^  | 

i        !    1  J    ■«■ 

4^ 

H j 

£2. 

_<2. 

X^  '*'  r-1  V  * 

i — H 

Dy  -  ing    souls,  fast  bound   in      sin,    Tremb-ling    and     re      -      pi     -     ning, 


ith   no     ray     of     light    di    -    vine         On  your  path  -  way       shin     -     ing, 


Je  -  sua   lives,— in    Him      a    -    lone        Can    you    find    sal     -     va      -      tion. 

149.  Moderatt,  ©tbritburrk    s.m.  handel. 


Wel  -  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,   And  these  re-joic-  ing  eyes. 
(68) 


,  150. 


Joyful. 


©Ifrenburg.  ililu.il 


T.  Sells,  1655. 


How  firm     a    foun  -  da-tion,    ye  saints  of     the     Lord,    Is     laid    for    your 


i — r 

faith    in     His     ex  -  eel  -  lent    word !    What  more  can    He      say,    than  to 


you    He  hath    said,    You,  who  un  -  to       Je  -  sus    for       re  -  fuge  have    fled  ? 


0ntilT0  Ugimt,    L.M.  p.  H.  Bakthelemo*. 


A-wake,  my  soul,  and  with  the  sun,  Thy   dai  -  ly     stage  of      du  -  ty    run  i 


Shake  off  dull  sloth,  and    joy  -  ful     rise,      To    pay  thy  morning  sac  -  ri  -  fice. 
(69) 


152.    Qravt.  Hutemferg.      886.886.  Eoi  8ACH, ISM* 


When  Thou,  my  righteous  Judge,  shalt  come,  To  fetch  Thy  ransomed  peo  -  pic  home, 


- 

b  .         \       ]      J    \    J              1 II       — [~  !          !    1    J       J    '     J       J    |    n 

^~       r  V  t    '              r  iT    iT    ' 

«> 

r      f  1-    fvJ—t^^a-^LL     ■!         ri       II 

Shall     I       a-  mong  them  stand?  Shall  such     a    worth-less  worm     as        I, 


^JMr- 

■       1         '    ,                      ■        |              |       — n— 

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■^l  A  A  *=l  A  A  .£2. 

\   'A  AA  ^ 

^~ — 

g  i  ["""  g  i  r       i  r    ^— i — u^= 

—| '    ■  *",*  r '  '  ^-^ 

Who  some-times  am      a  -  fraid    to      die,        Be    found   at      Thy  right  hand? 


153. 

n  m 

Cheerful 

gUau* 

Slbbm 

CM. 

1 

Johan.v  Cecgzb,  1658. 

a 
o 

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"^" 

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_£2_ 

J 

-g- 

— s — ^H — < 
'  ,     1 

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=Sf= 

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'  UJ 

"— " 

Lr— 

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Come,   let    us     join   our   cheer- ful     songs   With     an  -  gels  round  the  throne ; 


Ten    thou -sand  thou -sand    are  their  tongues,  But     all    their   joys    are      one. 
(70) 


154. 


Bold. 


Jail*.     8 V.S 7.8 8 7.- -(CHORAL.)        Hans  Kugelman  1504. 


- 

To 

Gol  on  high 
—j 1— j J- 

je  thanks  and  praise,  Who  deigns  our  bonds  to 

— h — ' — i  i        !   ""  i  J — rT\ 

se    -    ver ; 

I ' TT 

W7" 

— <s> — 

UL    'j 

J 

AA^ 

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17 

v~  !*Z>— ] 

ic     ^..    |   fi^- 

—tr-p P 

— C^ — Y~^ e — 1 h 

Sv2 

1— ' p 1 — ?»y p — h 

P—s 

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i         i 

His    cares  our  droop  -ing        souls    up  -  raise,      And   harm     shall    reach  us 


e    -    ver :        On    Him    we     rest  with     faith     as  -  sured,     Of       all    that 


live,    the    migh  -  ty         Lord,      For       e    -     ver        and    for  e 


155.    Grave.                             CflttfoaD. 

hfcJFJ     J       i          1    j      J — j-       I     j— J- 

664.664. 

Freylinghausen,  1704. 

s=£  u  ?■{  t    r  p1  m    !  *   i  p p  fr^ 

L£_, — «-l il 

Liw-ly   and      so-lemn  be      Thy  children's  crv     to  Thee,  Father    ui    -    vine  ; 


A  hymn  of   suppliant  breath' Owning  that  life  and  death,   A -like  are     Thine. 
(71) 


156. 


gjbxifojg*.  cm. 


Isaac  Smith,  1770. 


r-l 

Must  friends  and    kin  -  dred    droop    and 

die, 

And  helpers     be  with-drawn? 

1^                 — 

1*f 

^cm4S^l 

U^N 

"i  '  1  - — —^ L*=J ' 

''-'  p'r^r  r'-J 

While  sor  -  row,  with  a  weep  -  ing      eye,      Counts    up       our  com -forts  gone? 
lO/i    /ojr/uZ.  j$>lgn&,    446.44  6.,  or  L.M.  Vopelius,  1682. 


My    God,  my  King,  Thy  praise  I     sing,     My  heart  is         all  Thine    own: 
4-,    J      J   ,    J U-^-, r^-r 1    ,       I       J      ,       J     ^"T 


My  highest  powers,  My  choicest  hours,  I    yield    to  Thee     a     -     lone. 


158.    Moderate. 

g?  1   1     11       — — 

8.7.8.7.                Heinkich  Albert,  1644. 
.,                1  1  J      J    1    J      J    1           II 

*J\        li 

iJiJ   j 

ffi^ftV, 

^     ^  1          ' 

^  r  ^  \'  rj  *  *   '  '  ^^* 

- 

In     the  cross    of  Christ  I      glo  -  ry,    Tower-ing    o'er    the  wrecks  of       time, 

,-=) — t-r-^ — n n li    i_  1 1  J   J  i — ' — zh n 

5; — 

All    the   light  of        sa  -  cred    sto  -  rv         Ga-thers  round  its    head    sub  -  lime. 
(72) 


159.     Moderate.  <&\mk\\XXth>     S.M. 


My        soul,        re    -    peat      His  praise,  Whose  mer  -  cies       are         so  great : 


^/ 

■             i  1   J       1     T 

i — ii  J  i  Q — vji~\ 1 — n 

^!>A    " 

1         |    ..1  |          o 

■  3     i r              |^     £?     .g.   c/ 

Wt  r  i  **    r 

"l* — M ra f^" 

U — > 

J 1 1 ,_ 

O1            U     ! 

Whose     an  -  ger      is    so         slow     to    rise,     So       rea   -  dy         to        a  -  bate. 
lOU.    /ogflrf.  JfTSITOtUH.    S.M.         Lutheran  Melody,  c.  1720. 


My      God,    per 

1         I         -1 


mit     my   toDgue   This     joy, 


call    Thee  mine 


And       let    my      ear  -  nest    cries    pre  -  vaiL      To      taste  Thy   love    di  -  vine. 

161.  . 


Cheerful.  ^tblTl.    7.6.7.6. 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1852. 


1 f 


I*-* 

Goi 

I       is       my      st 
r— j ^ U 

rong 

sal   -  va  -  tion, 

M        .J 

What 

foe    have        I 

to      fear? 

— s»— 

— « — I 
-1 ' 

1  f^f '  r 

1  r   r '  f 

-t    J:    J. 

»    1    ° 

•  -J  * 

Sr1 

1      i    '  r= 

11  f 

L) , — LJ — 

i        '    tfg — 1 

In     dark-ness    and  temp     -     ta     -     tion,     My    light,  my    help     is      licar. 
(  73 


162. 

Sustai 

— 1  H^i  n 

gcWlt.     8.7 

— £p9^ 

8.7. 

U 

r^ 

i 

Beethovem. 

g)*?  2 

~^ 

1                           1 

— U 1-. 

-<S> — g?  '   o — &- 

1     1 
.]--..-■  1    ^_ 

J 

l 

■J — ^— 1 

o   • »• 

r-v  1 

,^     ^  ^ 

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<y  1   ^    ^  J 

e  1  >  — 

^^ 

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->         ! 

Sweet  the     moments,  rich  in    blessinz,  Which  be  -  fore    the    cross    I    spend 


Life   and  health  and  peace  pos-sessing,  From  the   sin-ner's    dy  -   ing   Friend. 
lbO.     Bold.  QtwLQXKi,    CM.        Wii  Wheall,  Mus.  Bac,  1699. 


■  1  -, 

i         "'  i  '  "     ii       ii    '  i  °    ^  '         =h  — n 

J. 

^.  jj  i.«...p--i       ps  i...0_H_r_Lr-...r    l    _,    i  ^rn 

■"■N 

2   ^    1 

1 1 : 1 1 1 — « — H—j |_^: 1 1 ( — ^ — (| 

There      is       a     house  not    made  with  hands,     E   -   ter  -  nal    and    on     high : 

4_^_^ |_, _ „ 1_ 


And   here  my     epi  -  rit     wait  -  ing  stands,     Till   God   shall   bid       it 


§llSt0ir.      8.7.8  7.8.7.8.7. 


Lutheb,  1525. 


Love    di  -  vine,  all   love    ex  -  cell  -  ing,     Joy    of  heaven,  to  earth  come  down; 

I    ,   J L 


Fix     in      us     Thy    humble     dwelling;     All    Thy     faithful      mercies    crown. 
(74j 


RISTON— continued. 


Je  -  sus,  Thou  art     all     com  -  pas-siou  ;  Pure,  un-bouud-ed    love  Thou    art: 
I         '         J 


Vi  -  sit      us     with  Thy    sal  -  va  -  tiou  :    En  -  ter    eve  -  ry     long-ing   heart. 
165.     cheerful.  IJJtttTttjj.    7.6.7.G.7.6.7.6.     Gothaischen  Cantional,  1715. 


To 

thee,    0     dear,  dea 

. k| 1 1-, 

r  coun 

-try, 

Mine 

eyes  their 

vi  -  gils    keep  ; 

t. 

96    \ 
1 

J- 

f6 
1 

J. 

1'r '  -^ 

=^=r=^±=t=^ 

p*    r  1 

-f^-H-^ =1 

- 

The 

men-tion      of     thy 

_1 rT_j U 

glo 

-     ry 
■     J    ■ 

Is 
, 1- 

unc 

tion 

to 

the     breast, 

«, 

I2 

J     J.    'A   Q: 

jS2_ 

J 

1  1 

J 

A 

1 

I 

A     - 

|s>  u    ^  = 

*> 

\ 1 !_[_ ! 1 

-^-1 ' 

1 — c^_ 

-1 — 

And   me  -  di  -  cine-      in       sick  -  ness,     And   love     and     life     and        est 
(75) 


166.    Moderate. 

4- 


Greqoriax  Melody. 


- 

B-* 

0 

-. u 

Je  - 

L. 

sus,  King  most  won  -  der  -  f  uL 

Thou   Con  -  que  -  ror     renowned  ; 
1 r-i 1 r-i n 

lyjb 

*    ^ 

rJ 

fJ 

i       IJ        1       "l 

^  A  J.  J.  ^ 

U-^ 

-*-!— 

J_p — | — L_pL_^ — 1 [ 

1  ^  1  r  p  1  i     i    '  z=U 

Thou  sweetness  most    in    -   ef  -  fa  -  ble,       In   whom  all    joys      are    found. 
167.    Moderate.  St     H^tf  j^ltf.    C.M.D.  Dr.  Croft, 


1703. 


Pi-, 

T 1 1 ^  L  -O — "l II  ^  1 1 — r** 1 n 

.    ^ —  i  *  ■       .  j  i                     i  p. '  ^w^i 

Pn 

te$t±±±    f  \  c;  i   i  ^   p  i  a  ii  p  i-   ,-i  f^r  r  i  Q  h 

- 

My 

souL  how  love 

-ly 

1 

-tbH 

is 

the 

place 

To  which  thy 

=1 ^ 

God 

re  - 

sorts  l 

H^1- 

s — pH — <s> 

■r 

itr1- 

A 

*        U 

J-. 

-T—J 

-£^ 

1 

1 

a 

^  g>  .    " 

— 

-i — ' 

'^'' 

-f 

i        'Tis  heaven  to       see       His  smil-ing     face,  Though  in        His 

earth  -  ly  courta 

fl;  j  r  ^  Ii  jj  i  r:  j^i ;  II  p  i  rJt  f  1 

U   f'    ^    P  ^     ^r_V  ^  *  "  °^=  *       =3 

There  the  great  Monarch        of      the     skies    His       sav   -   ing     power   displays  j 


r""n                                 1                                                        ! 

i^^  i 

yy  . — —   <s»  i  b    r^  i  ^   »r^  i  - 

D_4 — i — | — i 1 pJ— 

"„,  J,. ,  'J  ^:    t?1 — ■ 

And  light  breaks  in       up  -  on       our     eyes    With  kind   and     quick  -  ening  rays. 
(76) 


168.  slowll/.  |bbmsixr0rtjr.  7.7.75.       DB.  QAUimjEPr,  1S5S. 


Come    to       our  poor    nature's    night,   "With  Thy      blessed       in  -  ward  light, 


&V  -J  ^  rj  j  1   i  j  1     ||  Tj    '  1  T^j  J 

/7\ 

M^ is> — p* — L_lS( — ^—1 — &> — #r.   ' — S> — " — S> — 1— 1S1 — <s>— 1 — s> — !— « — j^a — 

■          g?        II 

itr^-*        * '      * '    *  1 '"  11  ~,j^f  ^  '  jj  -j-^- 

Vl/ 

Ho  -  ly    Ghost,  the     In   -  fi  -  nite;  Com    -   fort  -  er  .  .  .       Di  -  vine. 


169.    Moderate.  ^KkRXXK.    9.8.9.8.: 


GOTIDIMEL,   1562. 


pi* 

— 1 1 — 1 — h — 1 — n — 1  j  j  1 h — 1 — n — n 

*J         -sr 

^j/j[AA~~    _  AA  vAAAA  „ 

t= 

2 

If    g?  1  1 — If     f  1  o  1 a U g_L[g    y  1  f    r  loll 

Bread  of  the  world,  in    mer  -  cy    bro-ken,  Wine  of  the  soul,  in    mer-cy  shed; 


""*  » 

— 1 1 — r~h 1 — n — 

1 — ' — -t  1 — r — 1 1 — n 

4  P  fT  r    • 

U — ::LLt- 

1  1        1  r  ^  1         1  a  11  g^ 

1  r  p '  r~  !  1  r  r  ^^d> 

By  whom  the  words  of    life  were  spo   -  ken,   And  in  whose  death  our  sins  are  dead 


*s 

: 

— h—1 — n 

t— -n 

——  ^g  ■ 

J 

AAA 

1   p 

nS- 

■^ 

£* 

r, 

^ 

f.r1 

J    j 

r 

r 

— L- 

Lj^r-U 

Look 

on 

the  heart  by 

J — r— 

sorrow 

bro 

5 
ken. 

Look 

on 

j — L j — 

the  tears  by 

sin- 

-t 

ners 

shed, 

""^ 

1   1 

i — '"rr 

"27" 

ii 

j  j 

^ 

-o. 

-12. 

_C2. 

S 

55 

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^  H 

l-^ 

i  p  = 

I'll 

1  f  * 

=^=il 

And   be  Thy  feast  to      \is    the      to  -  ken    That    by  Thy  grace  our  souls  are     fed. 
(77  ) 


(Smcira. 


Ho  -  ly 

~f ' '"7 

Lamb,  who  Tliee     receive, 
J        PN    ■        ,       J    i       — 

Who 

in 

Thee     be    -    gin     to    live, 

•j  r  i 

r 

^         ^ 

=p= 

r^  \  t  r  i  ^— 

lr  r  1  \*  [*  1      " 

Day  and  night    they       cry     to    Thee ; —  As  Thou  art,      so       let      us       be. 
I'l-     Moderate.  j,l)QltS.     8.7.S.7.8.7.8.7.  Goudiitel,  1562. 


■~^ 

[I          ,               |     1          1         ^i    1      J              ||            — Tl 

;ip  r'r  r1^  HV 

J      J  ..J      J     J    Jig    ^ 

JT    £  kjJi.'j. 

"N 

*    '              '  '              '  :       '  J  j= 

i'  Br   ^  '      ^  '  ■     <"  '  ^^ 

Come,  Thou  e  -  ver  -  last  -  ing     Spi  -  rit,    Bring    to    eve  -  ry     thankful  mind, 


7^1 — T^ — T^ 1 

-ir~ — r^ — h-^ — n — n 

j   ^L^i  i.rj  „ 

*^  ...       -^ 

— "—i — ^ — r '  r  r  i  .g  ii 

All    the 
^2— j K 

Saviour  s  dy  -  ing     me    -    rit, 

J     J  1   J       |  |    J     j-ff 

All    His  suf  -  ferings  for  man  -  kind. 
J       J    ,    J      J   ,       1       J    |           || 

t- 

?  r  r  ' 

jJJiJJ 

r  r    r  r    i    f^-^-n 
I.     i  j     i  j 

J     J      ^    .pi      ^=L    j=L     jo. 

— 

r   '    1      r  I  '    ^=n 

True  Re  -  cor  -  der 

of     His    pas  -  sion, 

Now    the       liv  -  ing    faith   ira  -  part : 
ill         ,                                   .. 

.     A  J  J.  A 

1 1    f* 'r  r 

-T    "     i-    f^"     i 

"I    |  "       fv    1    g        p 

h       g,  i  r^   ^  i  p"     r  I  g  ii 

Now    re  -  veal     His     great  sal  -  va-tion;  Preach  His    gos-pel 
(78)  * 


to     each  heart. 


172. 

Bold  and  Joyous. 

§aftett. 

88.88.7. 
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J.  Pachelbel,  1690. 

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earth,  let  heaven,  ho  -  san  -  na     sing.    Ho  -  san  -  na       in      the         high    -    est. 


Joyful. 


Stululrr.  cm 


M  EXDELSSOHX. 


Je    -    ru  -  sa  -  lem,   my    hap  -  py  home;  Name    e  -  vcr      dear    to      me: 


When  shall    my       la -bouts  have    an      end         In     joy     and    peace  and    Thee 
(79) 


174.  ... 


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Gvbxas  Cbooul, 


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hear     my     wall    -    -    ing !       Thy      gra  -  cious    ear      in  -  clone     to       me. 


And     make     my    y.v.rcr     a     -     vail     -     .     ing:  On  my 


deeds        in         ruer    -    cy        look.  0         deign       m  Hot 


177. 


Joyful. 


I  &nitt0t0tt«    CM.  Dr.  Harrington,  d.  1818. 


Lord,     I     have  made  Thy  word  my  choice,    My    last  -  ing     he  -  ri  -  tage ; 


There  shall    my     no  -  blest  powers   re-joice,  My    warm  -  est  thoughts  engage. 

178.     Moderate.         SttSftL     84.84  8884.     (CHORAL.)  ^JE  C^l^X". 

Adapted  by  Rev.  Wm.  Mercer. 


1.  God,  that    mad  -  est    earth  and        hea   -  ven,      Dark 

2.  Guard  us     wak  -  ing,  guard  us        sleep  -  ing ;     And, 


and       light ! 
we         die, 


nuu  the     day    for      toil  hast       giy     -     en,       For       rest  the        night! 

May  we,      in    Thy   migh-ty      keep   -   ing,       All       peace    -   ful  lie! 


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May  Thine    an  -  gel    guards  de  -   fend        us,     Slum-ber  sweet  Thy    mer-cy 
When  the     last  dread  call  shall    wake       us,      Do    not  Thou,  our  God,  for  - 


send         us,       Ho-ly  dream  sand  hopes  at  -  tend         us,    This    live  -  long  night. 
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sake         us,      But  to  reign  in  glo  -  ry         take        us,    "With  Thee     on"   high  I 
'  82) 


179. 


^UUlOfaj*    S.M.    Ravenscroft's  Whole  Boole  of  Psalms,162l. 


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The     tide     that    bears   our     death- 


180. 


Moderate. 


IZItW^S-Aw  (CHORAL.)  J.  G.  Ebeling.  1666. 

^XZaQZU.    5.5.5.5.10.11.11.10.    Words  from  Mercer's  Psalter. 


Father,  O  her.r  me !  Pardon  and  spare  me  ! 

Quench  all  my  terrors,  Blot  out  my  errors, 
That  by  Thine  eyes  they  may  no  more  be  scanned 

Order  my  goings,  direct  all  my  doings, 

As  it  may  please  Thee,  retaiu  or  release  me, 
All  I  commit  to  Thy  Fatherly  hand. 


to      shine. 


Griefs  of  God's  sending,  All  have  an  ending ; 

Clouds  may  be  pouring.  Wind  and  wave  roaring, 
Sunshine  will  come  when  the  tempest  has  passed. 

Joys  still  increasing,  and  peace  never  ceasing, 

Faith  lost  in  vision,  and  hope  in  fruition ; 
These  are  the  joys  which  I  look  for  at  last. 
(83) 


181. 


Joyful. 


Si  fflomms.  cm.  pl****** 


Lift      up     to     God     the  voice    of  praise,  Whose  breath  our   souls  in  -  spired ; 


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Loud   and  more  loud  the     an  -  them  raise,  With  grate  -  ful       ar  -  dour  firecu 


182.    joyful 

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(84  ) 


How  beau  -  teous     are     their     feet     Who  stand     on        Zi  -  on's     hill ! 


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Who  bring  sal  -  va  -  tion     on   their  tongues,  And  words  of   peace    re  -  veal. 


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set        us      free,     And      make       us         tern    -    pies     wor   -   thy       Thee. 
(85) 


185.    siou,,  WirhgbXCrrfJT.      S.M.  J.  green's  Collection,  1724. 


Faint  -  ing,     I      cry, — Blest  Spi  -  rit     come,     And    speed  me       to     my       rest. 

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Thy  power  conveys    our  blessings  down  Frona  God  the     Fa  -  ther   and    the      Son. 
■"Jli    Moderate.  JjfnSjj,     CM.  Ashworth's  Collection,  1765. 


To    -  tri  -  umph  o'er   the      mon  -ster  Death,  And     all      Ids      frigbtful  powers. 
(86) 


188.     Joyful. 

I)8-             II          ' 

©IftSCpfo,     CM.       Andko  Hatit's  Psalter,  1615. 

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Thrice  hap  -  py    souls,  who  boru  from  heaven,  While  yet  they      so  -  joura  here, 


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Thus     all   their  days  with  God    be  -  gin,       And   spend  them    in     His     fear. 


189. 


Moderate. 


fnlttrft. 


Luther,  1537. 
Harmonized  by  Mendelssohn. 


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Lo  !    Goi  is  here  ;  let     us     a  -  dors,     And    own  how  dreadful    is    this  place  ! 


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Let    all   with -in      us    feel    His  power,  And   si  -  lent,  bow  be  -  fore  His  face: 


1 — ^J-^T — I- 

Who  know  His  power,  His  grace  who  prove,  Serve  Him  with  awe,  with  reverence  love. 
C  87  ) 


190. 

Moderate 

Igatttlxester. 

CM. 

I 

Dr.  Wainwright, 

d.  1782. 
— ~V  II 

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How  sad   our  state  by         na  -  ture  is      Our    sin,     how  deep      it   stains ! 


And      Sa  •  tan   binds    our     cap  -  tive  souls    Fast     in      his     slav-ish  chains. 


Calm  and  slow. 


U.    7.7.7.7.7.7. 


German  Choral. 


of     God,   to     Thee    I       cry;     By    the     ho  -  ly      mys-te   -  ry 


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Of    Thy  dwell -ing    here   on     earth,      By   Thy   pure  and     ho  -  ly      birth, 


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Lord,  ^'hy    pre  -  sence  let     me      see,       Man  -  i    -    fest   Thy  -  self    to        me. 
(88) 


192.    Moderate. 

||irfs!Emm.  s.m. 

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Tour  harps,    ye  trem  -  bling  saints,   Down  from  the     wil  -  lows    take ; 


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Loud     to    the   praise  of      love    di  -  vine      Bid    eve  -  ry    string  a  -  wake. 


193. 


Moderate. 


(Bxtimmn.  cm. 


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i^bl?ij  r  p  p  e=^e  ^  r  :=  Pi-  JH(v    — lij 

There  is    a      land    of      pure     de -hght,  Where  saints  im -mor  -  tal      reign; 


i/b1'     j     j   J    ^i£           J    ==F  j  |  |     fJ  |  'Q   ,j  |    -.    || 

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In  -  fi  -  nite  day    ex  -  eludes  the  night,    And  plea  -  sures       ba  -  nish    pain. 
194.    Calm  and  sustained.      ^OXfylXmgton.    CM.  De.  Croft,  d.  1727 


The    Spi-rit       breathes  up  -  on   the    word,    And  brings  the  truth  to     sight: 


Hi*8  ~J\       Ji          1 

P   h  r>  ii  -m--^1  'i  H  ji — n 

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Precepts  and      pro  -  mi  -  ses 


af  -   ford         A      sane  -  ti  -  fy  -  ing  light. 
(89) 


195.     Stow. 

Oliguria.  w.w. 

i   j.( 

Ambrose,  d.  397. 

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Ma  -  ny     souls    their   race   hive  run,       Ne  -  ver    more     to     meet     us     here. 


196.  PMnthe.  gamhmrgjr. 
"pn».i — i — n 1 r 

8.7.8.7.8.8.7.7.    Darmstadter  Cantional,  1687. 

JJjJJ.Jd.JJ.j,! 

k^ft-p-f-M^-1  1  [     r 

1  r   f   "              1  '      '      1         r-   1        H 

Man  of      sorrows,      and    ac-quaint-ed      With  our  griefs,  what  shall  we     say? 


i 

Had     I  seen  Thee,  clothed  in  weakness, 
J#       |      -II  J        J     1     J        J"| if 

Beai-ing   our    reproach  with  meekness, 
1     J,     j j— . , . ,. 

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-j p-i-l — 1 1 1 — 1 1 — l-f^  II 

To      at -tend     Thee    day   and  night,  Would  have  been     my    heart's  de- light. 
(90) 


Moderate. 


Haarlem*  l.m. 


So     let     our  lips  and  lives     ex -press  The     Lo   -   ly  Gos-pel    we     pro-fess; 

4^ 1,  J 7s, 


So     let     our  works  and  vir  -  tues  shine,  To  prove  the    doc  -  trine     all       Di  -  vine. 
198.    Moderate.  &R&tOX.    CM.  Philip  Hakt,  1689. 


Sal  -  va  -  tion  !    O     the       joy  -  ful  sound!    'Tis    plea-sure       to      our    ears; 


A    sove  -  reign  balm  for    eve  -  ry     wound,         A       cor  -  dial     for     our   fears. 

ivV'    Bold.  (E/WCXtutyXVL*     7.7.7.7.    Fretlinghausen's  Gesangbuch,  1704. 

1      J    ■ , 1- 


B  ^  I  r   grtf^j^H^ 


Children      of     the  heaven-ly     King,     As     ye      journey,  sweet  -  ly     sing ; 


Sing  your     Saviour's    wor-thy   praise,    Glo-rious     in    His    works  and     ways. 
(91  ) 


200. 


Joyful 


Salisbury,  cm. 


Ravenscroz't's 
Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,  1621. 


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42.       J.     J-       A     J.       JO. 

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O       for      a     heart    to    praise  my    God :       A     heart  from   sin    set     free ; 


|  '         I  ' 

A    heart  that's  sprinkled  with    the   blood      So      free  -  ly      shed   for       me. 


201.  JoyfuL  |)Iji;Ia;freIj)Iria:.  km. 


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Sweet  is    the  work,  my  God,  my  King,  To  praise  Thy  name,  give  thanks  and  sing; 


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To    show  Thy  love    by   morn-ing  light,    And  talk    of     all    Thy  truth  at  night. 


202.    Moderate. 

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Re  -  turn,     O         wan  -  derer,        to         thy     home,    Thy  Fa    -    ther 

(92) 


INVITATION— continued. 


In         guilt         and         mi       -       se    -    ry.  Re   -  turn,        re    -    turn. 

203.  w„w.  W&rib&ax.  gm. 


Sustained. 


Este's  Psalter,  1592. 


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Great  God,     I       own   Thy     sen  -  tence  just ;  And    na  -  t.ure    must    de  -  cay  : 


I     yield     my      bo  -  dy        to       the    dust,      To    dwell    with    fel  -  low  -  clay. 
*U4:.    j0yfUi       ^0ttlJ)tlTttTSI£F«     7.7.1X      Orlando  Gibbons,  Mus.  Doc,  1623. 


I     will  praise  Thee    eve  -  ry      day,      Now  Thine   an  -  ger's  turned  a    -   way  : 


Com  -  fort  -   a   •    ble  thoughts  a    -   rise    Prom  the   bleed  -ing     sa  -  cri    -   Soe. 
(93) 


200.        J0yful 

^3^8X10]?*    8.7.8.7.4.7.,  or8.7.8.7.8. 7.       Dr.  GAUNTLErr,  1859. 

1 — ' — h~d — m— l_-H   J    J  i — r   *i — n 

J     I 

J  r  1  "    "  1  *  ^  II  ^   " .  1  "  f\  -f  r  1  ^  H 

J        J.    J     J.fcJ     J|fJ     J   ,    J    pj   ,    J     J|fc    .. 

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An  -  gels,  from  the  realms  of     glo  -  ry,  Wing  your  flight  o'er      all    the    earth, 


j)...J     i  |  gl  J  j  j   J  |  J   ^-n— i   -ttj    d  i  ^     '  i       ii 

tH~  i  [  i — i  '  i  *r, ' r,  r  "  r  i  '  r  i , '  i — r  ° 

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Ye    who 

sang  ere 

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Come  and    worship ;  Come  and    worship;      Wor- ship  Christ,  the    new-born    King. 
206.    j0yfui,  %XVl%\S£X%,    8.8.7.8.8.7.  Fretlinghausen,  170 


5*" j     '  i   '  ^ i J ■ J  r J     in 

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J  .J  J.  J.  J.  AAA 

j_ u L_Lj ^Jh L_l HJi 

-1    f  '  T  r  ' '    r  i  p  p  h 

Praise  Je  -  ho  -  vah !  bow    be  -  fore  Him  ;    0       be    joy  -  ful !  saints  a  -  dore  Him, 
4- 


IAa£±AA„AA'j  lj|   ,  'j 


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E  -  ver  -  more  His    deeds  pro  -  claim.     He     is 


igh-ty       in      ere   -  a  -  tion, 


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He     is      guod   in      His    sal  -  va  -  tion,      E  -  ver    mag  -  ni  -  fy     His  name. 
(94) 


207. 


Moderate. 


§rre*-f  rrrv      t  ™  Italian  Melody,  adapted  by 

0SI0U.    L.M.  dr.  Lowell  Mason. 


zfe~^ — i — r~i\ — ' — U~ 

J     J~>'| j \—A V-    ^J     -j — 1 1 p-| I 

•^    r  r  * '  r  cj 
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ji    .   JJJ  ^JJ    J?Q 

iu  * u  — ^-J — : — 

' '   r  *    "     -  *    -^  *    '^  '  r±i° 

Up   to  the  Lord,  that  reigns  on     high,  Andviews  the  na-tions  from      a    -    far. 


Let  e  -  ver  -  last  -  ing     prais  -  es        fly,  And  tell  how  large  His  boun  -  ties       are. 


Moderate, 


rma,  88.8  8.88. 


P.ALESTR1NA. 


Je-sus,  Thy  boundless  love    to      mo    No  thought  can  reach,  no  tongue  de  -  clare; 


5 — ' — ' — h h — F~l — n — n rr 

!^    1 1          ,  |      n 

1          1 

^'r  r  r  r  i     r  i  'o      [     n  ^  ^g 

^_Lj s — L^JI 

0  knit  my  thankful     heart   to    Thee,  And  reign  without       a  ri  -  val     there: 


Thine  wholly,  Thine     a  -  lone,  I        om;      Lord,  with  Tby  love  my  heart  in  -  flame. 
(  »6) 


209. 

Moderate. 

i 

gusselfcorf. 

| 

5. 

JOHAXN 

1 

Cp.cgee,  1656. 
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God   of      pi  -  ty,    God     of   grace,    When  we  hum-bly      seek   Thy  face, 


Bend    from  heaven,  Thy  dwell  -  ing  place :       Hear,     for  -  give,       and     save. 


210. 

lucerne. 

888. 

888. 

Strasburg  Gesangbuch, 

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Til  praise  my   Ma-ker   with  my  breath,  And  when  my  voice    is      lost   in  death, 

J      J,      ' U-J L 


Praise  shall  em  -  ploy  my     no  -  bier  powers :  My  days  of  praise  shall  ne'er   be    past, 


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While  life  and  thought  and  be  -  ing    last,      Or    im-mor-tal  -   i   -   ty     en -dares. 
(96) 


211. 


Qt%l£]3>    CM.  prom  Sacred  Harmony,  1760. 


The    mer  -  cies     of      my     God       and  King     My  tongue  shall  still  pur  -  sue  : 


0       hap  •  py     they    who,  while  they    sing  Those  mer  -  cies,  share  them  too. 


212.  Moderate.         gwrnlrcm.  ml*** 


Dr.  Croft,  d.  1727. 


Un    -    to       sal    •   va  -  taon     wise,       Oil         in     your      ves  -  sels      take: 


-i — "-r 

Up-start-ing    at    the    midnight  cry,     Be  -  hold  the  heavenly  Bridegroom  nigh. 
(97)  H 


213.  Bold.                Jfxrlgfojell.  l.m. 

Gluck. 

■<s>-     -*£-    -e£-     -i2-     -£2-     -ed-     ■<&-     -&-       -&-     -si-     -«!    ty-J     -sL     -«L    * 
(MS — j    ci    1 g>   1   g? p   1  ^ />  1   o   II   f>  1  p ^  1    _ \-f^ — 

J    -i&- 

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— 1  ^  1 

With   all   my  powers  of  heart  and  tongue,  I'll  praise  my  Ma  -  ker     in     my  song 


i — r-^r — " ■ — -— • — — ^ m — t- 

An  -  gels  shall  hear  the  notes    I     raise,    Ap- prove  the  song,  and  join   the  praise. 


214.    Gran.  QVitfaxkOOXfy.    8.7.8.7.4.7.     {Btabat  JMtafer,  m  Dietlrm.) 


Lo!    He  comes  with  clouds  de-scend-ing,   Once  for      favoured     sin  -  ners  slain ; 

J 


Thousand    thousand  saints  at  -  tend  -  ing,  Swell  the     tri  -  umph   of     His  train  : 


Hal  -  le   -  lu  -  jah  !  Hal  -  le   -   lu  -  jah  !     Je  -  sus  comes,  and  comes  to     reign. 
(98) 


215. 


Bold. 


&1*S'  Wuttt.   cm. 


Shbubsole. 


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e!     Let      an    -    gels 


crown     Him,    crown    Him,    crown    Him,    Crown     Him      Lord       of  alL 

216.    Sustained.  o5l.  Jftfjftt,    66.66.S8.  Handel,  1742. 


The       Lord       my      Shep  -  herd     is,     And         He         my   soul  will  keep; 


tv-» 

He   knoweth  who  are 

His, 

And 

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eve  -  ry     anxious     fear ;       I  can  -  not  want  while    He      is      near. 

(99) 


^l/»     Cheerful 

JJ0itit0rr.  l.m. 

John  Hattox. 

Lit   1     '     JJIJ~ 

r  r  r  -  f 

r  r  n  r  r*  r  •* 

^»  i r  r  r  IF" 

f-  1 1°    i    1  ^  H  i — 

i  i r|'     r  If-   H  ^  II 

Ye  sonsofmen,  with  joy       re  -  cord     The  various  wonders    of     the   Lord; 


And  let  His  power  and     good-ness  sound  Through  all  your  tnbes  the  earth  around. 
Joyful. 


91ft  rfTttettftlf      »*»»»»»■>  Choral  Book  of  the 

ZSIO.    jm,fui  UbKSStU.     7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.        Bohemian  Brethren,  l7Sk 


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Thou  who      art    enthroned   a 
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-  hove, 

Thou  by 

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All  Thy       fa-vours     to     ro  -  hearse.     And  give  thanks  in     grate-ful      verso. 
(  100  ) 


^1».    Moderate. 


Dr.  Lowell  Mason. 


Not   with  our       mor   -   tal        eyes       Have   we    be    -    held     the       Lord ; 


12  ,  .  , 

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Yet    we    re  -  joice      to     hear  His  name,     And  love  Him      in        His        word. 


220. 


Slow  and  sustained. 


JaUgant.     64.64.664.     From  St'.  JtforJTS  Book. 


1.  Near  -  er,      my     God,     to    Thee,   Near  -  er        to     Thee,       E'en  though   it 

2.  Though  like      a       wan  -  der  -  er,     Day  -  light     all     gone,      Dark  -  ness     he 


i 

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That    rais  -  eth       me  ; 
My     rest       a       stone, 

J.J       J    „    J        J 

Still      all      my 
Yet       in      my 

song  would  be, 
dreams  I'd     be 

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Near  -  er,    my      God,     to  Thee,   Near  -  er      to     Thee,      Near  -  er      to     Thee. 
(  101  ) 


221. 

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Away  from     eve  -  ry     mor  -  tal   care,   Away  from  earth  our  souls     re -treat; 


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We  leave  this  worthless  world  a   -   far,    And    wait  and  wor-ship  near  Thy  seat 
222.    chterfid.  §}\}Xla]]l.    7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6. 


Goudimel,  1562. 


Lord    of      the      vast     ere  -  a  -  tion,      Sup -port     of     worlds    un- known, 


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na  -  tion,     Be  -  hold      us        at      Thy    throne. 


i  '  '  !  I  T  1 

We     come     for      mer  -  cy        cry  -  ing,  Through  Thine   a    -    ton  -  ing   blood; 


223. 

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O   God,  who  didst  Thy  will  un  -  fold     In  wondrous  modes  to  saints  of     old, 
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By  dream,  by      o  -  ra  -  cle,     or  seer:  Wilt  Thou  not  still  Thy  peo  -  pie  hear  5 

224.  Joy/ul  §0nclntrtb\ 


7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6. 


Hail     to     the 

Lord's  A 

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Hail,     in      the    time   ap     -     point  -  ed,       His   reign    on   earth  be   -   gun! 


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He  cornea  to  break  op  -  pres  -  sion,        To     set     the   cap  -  tive       free ; 
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A  &  A  __A  A  A  A.    j. 


gatestmle.  l.m. 


Be  -  set    with  snares  on  eve  -  ryhand,  In  life's    un  -  cer- tain  path  I    stand; 


Sa  -  viour    di  -  vine,  dif  -  fuse    Thy  light,    To  guide  my  doubtful  footsteps  right. 

226.    Joyfui  pica's   (M%£.    66.66.88.  Henry  Lawes,  1637. 

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To  Thine    a -bode,  My  heart  as  -  pires  With  warm  de- sires,  To    see    my    God. 
227.    With  repose,  and  slowly.     |JJttIgctttS£tT.    7.7.7.7.       J.  Rudolph  Ahle,  1664 


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Ho  -  ly,      ho  -  ly,      ho  -  ly    Lord,    In     the    high- est  hea reus  a  -  dored, 
(104) 


MULHAUSEN— continued. 


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Au  -  thor   of     all     na  -  ture's  frame ;  Fa  -  ther,  hallowed  be    Thy  name. 


228. 


Italaatr.  s.m. 


Who       in    the    Lord      con  -  fide,       And     feel      His    sprin  -  kled    blood, 


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In  storms  and  hur  -  ri  -  canes     a  -  bide       Firm     as       the    mount  of      God. 


229. 

.Mbcterate. 

ittricjj.  88 

5.888. 

Swiss  Melody. 

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Let   all     the  earth  their  voi  -  ces  raise,  To  sing   the  choi-cest  psalm  of  praise, 
fc r-4- 


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To    sing  and  bless   Je  -  ho  -  vah's  name :  His    glo  -  ry     let    the  hea  -  the  u  know, 

I 


His    won-ders  to    the     na  -  tions  show,  And    all     His  sav-ing  works  proclaim. 
(  105  ) 


230.  siow. 

Eirjajj.  s.m. 

Henry  Purcell. 

1  s  ff-^-lp 

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God,          My       sor  -  row     comes  from 

Thee: 

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I     bow  be  -  neath  Thy  chasten  -  ing   rod,      'Tis     love    that  brui3  -  es      me. 
^01.    Moderate.  (0HQ:tU.    S.M.  Dr.  Gauntlett, 


Be  -  hold,   what  won-drous  grace       The       Fa  -  ther   hath     be  -  stowed 


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On      sin-ners      of       a      mor  -  tal     race,     To      call  them  sons   of      God. 


232.    Moderate.  (BlvtXitWl.    8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.  Johakn  Crcjger,  1649. 

(An  adaptation  of  this  melody  will  be  found  in  No.  178.) 


Je-sus,   full  of     all  com  -  pas  -  sion,  Hear  a    hum  -  ble     siu-ner's   cry: 
106) 


ELBERFELDT— continued. 


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1                              '                                                                1                                               _ 

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1 '    r  1  r  |g^j — H r  r  1 r '-'  j     p-l— zJ 

Let    me    see  Thy  great  sal   -  va  -  tion,      Or     in    dark    de  -  spair    I       die. 


Guil-ty,    but  with  heart  re   -   lent  -  ing,       O-ver-w helmed  with  helpless    grief; 


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Pros  -  trate  at   Thy   feet    re  -  pent  -  ing,   Send,   0   send  me   quick    re  -  lief. 


233. 


Joyful. 


QbutQ*    CM.  Andro  Hart's  Psalter,  1615. 


Spi  -  rit     Di  -  vine,    at  -  tend    our  prayers,  And  make  this  house  Thy  home ; 


De  -  scend  with     all    Thy     gra  -  cious  powers,    O     come,  great  Spi  •  rit,    come ! 
(  107  ) 


234.  Joyful                ftapJks.  l.m. 

Italian  Melody. 

^jj/j^^j^  j,  i^j  !j, 

j  J.  ^UL^ 

__j — i 1  ^  ^  r^  i  - — t — f— *■ 

U_! — 1 L 

De    -    ecend     from  heaven,    im     -    mor  -  tal       Dove,       Stoop  down   and 


a  r\  Q\*\  ^J  Hi 

,-v, 

■I  'ij."^,  rj  ,-yi 

— »y 

~&- 

.  j 

~r     !  '— ^     '    '  ~  "  r '    ^    r  '  ^  =t±^ 

take      us          on           Thy       wings,      And 

^ — *- 

mount       and       bear        us 

J-/1  ■  r,i  i't-jii  Ji^Aj  'I 

f~ "F* — '  J]  J~j^i — n — n 

*    \  j^ij  = 

-v 

1 — ■— — -J" — ' L 

i^p1  ^r  r4^^ 

far  a  -  bova  The     reach     of       these         in      -      f e  -  rior  things. 


Joyful. 


otehm.  s.m.d. 


^p-S-Jg , ! I-, — ,-— f-, — 

-u-^  1  1-^=^—1  j^j,    „ 

'^r      |    i 
^        1    J     ■**  _J 

S ' '    ' . ' '.-''  "L '  •  r  , 

L     .                  L    .._            U 

The     soul  which  still   on    Thee    is    stayed,     Is     kept   in      per  -  feet  peace. 

, 1 4- 


Tho      soul,     by     fai;h      re  -  clined      On       the      Re  -  deem  -  er's     breast, 
(108) 


HOLSTEIN— continued. 


IhH  "    -2r^4-.  'J'  yj    [    J     A    z^z  :z^z    J  J^|J==te=fl 

'j     \       \     J       'j     '  ^                            ^     [j     V  ^ 

I^Vg  ~  1     'H-1— r~^^  ^  11  g  -]g-r  1  ,,  r  ^fl 

'Mid     ra  -  gin;:  storms  ex  -  ults    to      find       An       e  -  ver  -  last-ing     rest. 


236. 


Joyful. 


WmingtOTt.    KM.       REv.b.Hakrisos,<L 


Nature -with      o  -  pen      volume  stands,  To  spread  her  Maker's   praise     a -broad: 


And  eve  -  ry       la  -  bour    of     His  hands  Shows  something  wor  -  thy       of       a    God 


237. 


Mimmfr.  7.7.7.: 


-ffrj? 

1          ^                  I         II            '  1      '      -       ■'     A  1    — D 

&--n?3     g g-    |     ^   m^*  -^ g    1    g    ||    a g-J-^  •    g     _^_^_j_^_H 

J.   J.     jj.   J      J-Hgj      ^      ^   J:     -J-  ■  *■     J-   -^    ^ 

-~\ 

r*  r  r  *     *  !     '  *  r~ "  r  r '       ' '    r  ]'-^-M 

Fa  -  ther     of 


i T 

Meek  -  ly    beam  -  ing      in    my     face      May  the   world  Thine       i 
(109) 


238.      Joyful. 

fi  igljbtrrn*  66.s6.47. 
,-1 — p. .    -, ~ir    ..-,...  1 

Dr.  Gauxtlett,  1S60. 
Hallelujah,  from  the  German. 

J    u  5 

r-^r — i  LJ~a   — ^~ 

A.     A.       A      .a,       a.      A 

^   i-'j 

xx  *::  1  r 

p  '  ■"             1    ~    II          1 

'  1           1       '    g? — u 

From     E  -  gypt's  bond  -  age    come,    Where  death     and   dark  -  ness     reign, 
J 


1 ' ' " " "f 

We    seek  our    new,  our     bet  -  ter  home,  Where   we   our      rest  shall       gain. 


Hal-le   - 

lu  - jah ! 

Hal-le   - 

lu  - jah ! 

We    are 

on    our 

way    to 

God. 

"  uu 

J  A 

1        1 

■  J  A 

r  ? 

1      l 

?  1* 

l-L^i 

1         1 

1         1 

0    " 

U'-s 

1  E   T 

1  g  *r 

ir  r  H 

— jS> (S— 

'      g»   ■  " 

239.    Moderate.  ^0X11X1  tytyVOm.    S.M.  Milqrotb,  d.  1S10, 


[Ah  11 

■  — h    i. 

-J P^ 

J^VlJ|^ 

ir^r 

'     "■ 

-I 

A 

<*3               •g-[ 

— - <S» 

-r- 

A 

— <s> P^  1  g? 

nA     U,, 

r 

r1 

ji 

H-\  'T' 

H — 

V 

f^TiV1 

Let      all        the  saints      be  •  yond     the  skies  Their   hum    -    ble  prais  -  es  bring. 

(  no; 


240.    ^  gttiXVtgm.     87.37.887.     ^a^onTedbyBS^ 


thun  -  der. 


And       Is  -  rael    lay     on     earth    be  -  low,     Outstretched  in 

4^-J 4-r-J 1 


241 


And    at    Hia   left  hand,  and  His  right,  The  rocks  were  rent   a    -    sun  •  der. 
^KiXxt    CM.  From  Mendelssohn. 


Moderate. 


I'm      not     a -shamed  to      own  my   Lord,      Or      to      de  -  fend  His  cause : 


2fy 

1  1  J  1  d    II  1  J 1 — 1 

I           1      |     -J   I--J M fl 

p     £ 

LgJ-J     ^   1   f^g-1-  ^ 
J    il     J.  J.     ^ 

IU 

1   1               1                  l|        \      '     c*  — 

11  ^  '  r   r  ' -u 

Main -tain  the 


ho-nour     of    His     word,      The      glo  -  ry       of     His   cross. 
(  HI  ) 


242.  j0JlfuL  (Baste  Damn.  7.7.7.7.,  with  -Haiieiujah.- 

From  LyraDavidica,  1708. 


Sons    of     men,  and      an -gels, 
J«        J      J,    J         |   |       1     J   , 

say: 

Hul 

-    - 

-    -    -   le 

-     lu     -    jah! 

J— r 

-r— J l-J 

-  r^-, — H 

«- 

r  r  r  r  r  i ,  ,  i 
t  j.j_  j  ^  j.  j 

-f2- 

-&- 

s>- 

i^n 



1         — i 

— — +— P 

Raise  your  songs  and     tri  -  umphs  high : 

Hal 

-    -    -    -    le     -     lu     -     jah ! 

H 

H    P1  _H  r  -j    — i ^'i    '^ 

n-H" 

.-'Jir>';r''l^  1^=11 

c- 

)   r  i    '   p  p  '    r' 

r  • 

f^i^-rj-r^ia 

rj-Q  j  j  ■  ^  -i  - 

i-4 

— 

i  ^j 

1    i  1  J    ^~*T~ p  '  ^-* 

ye  heavens,  and  earth   re  -  ply,        Hal 


le    -    lu     -     jah! 


^4d.    Cheerful  (falciSZOTtUXlTQ.    L.M.       From  Chetham's  PjaJwodji. 


fr 

Bu  -  ried  in     shadows  of  the  night,     We      lie  till  Christ  restores  the  light ; 

eft  J    i,  .    1,  ,    i, — n — , *-,  r.    i ,  r, — , — „ 

(^_*__^_|_.     "'  |  ^  ^  |  ^'  ^j  ^  ||-^_[_^-^l7^jjL^X|^,#',.y^  |  i^p{| 

J   J    I  J  J    1    _             J   j'll  J-  J-  ^-  J-    -^ 

z~ 

l:       '      \tL*Jf~JZFZr1t*'    \    [*      -    [\      [Af      \A           II 

Wis  -  dom  descends  to  heal  the  blind,    And  chase  the  dark-ness    of    the   mind. 
(  112 


Mendelssohn. 


We  sing  His  love,  who  once  was  slain,  Who  soon  o'er  death  re  -  vived   a -gain, 


1 l-O- 

That    all  His  saints  through  Him  might  have  E  -  ter  -  nal   con -quest  o'er  the  grave. 


Soon  shall  the  trum  -  pet  sound,  and  we    Shall  rise     to     im-mor-tal 


245. 


>i  Haul.  l.m. 


C.  F.  Lampe,  c.  1745. 


?f  «''»  f  1 A  j  1  j  i  1 J  A  tII  1  1j  ^g^^'-^i 

j j r. j r j !   2 jjCj j ! 

<£^tfe^l^  r"  1^  rMPHr  jg  1  fhXf^TT^l 

Je -sus,  Thou  e  -  ver- last- ing  King,    Ac-cept  the  tri-bute  which  we  bring; 


Ac-cept  the  well  -  deserved  re-nown,  And  wear  our  prais  -  es       as  Thy  crown 
(  113  )  I 


OMjfrtet.      10.10.11.11.  DR.GAUS! 


T     i      '      '  ii 

0      wor-ship  the   King,   All      glo-rious   a   -   bove ;        O     grate  -  ful  -  ly 


An  -  cient  of     days,     Pa  -  vil  -  ioned  in     splendour,  And   gird  •  ed  with  praise. 


247. 


Cheerful. 


€ak\t%iix. 


Hap  -  py    the    souls    to       Je  -  sus  joined,  And  saved  by     grace    a  -  lone : 


**1 

1 — ' — "~ 

r1-4^ 

i  j , 

— \- 

& 

Lt^-1 — 
A  A 

aAl 

-i — \ — ' 

A  A 

J2. 

<S3 

1 

V 

es 

fS' 

•5T 

— — 

— • — — i 

tE= 

=t=d 

4^ 

S>— »> 

Walk  -  ing     in       all     His    ways  they    find     Their  heaven  on     earth   be  -  gun. 
(  H4) 


JJ48.     Moderate.  ^tlUbtlXtO.     7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7. 


S.  Webbe. 


r- 

Ob-ject      of 
5-J^j — j , 

my 

first   de  - 

sire,— 

Je  -  sus, 
j        I 

cru  -  ci  - 

fied   for 

me : — 

5i 

— TT2 — 

JfJ 

■  d    J 

—r?    j 

— 

-*-*—( — L— 1 

— 1 — F- 

Lj 1 — 

Lr-t^ 

w 

- 

All 

%\ — f" 

to 

hap  -  pi  -  ness    as  - 
■         1    I    J       J 

pire, 

On  -  ly 

to     be   found   in     Thee; 

1   ( 

5 

iil£v. 

0 

J     J 

^~ 

1  r  pi1  =j=J 

|_j 

L-H— 1 — U L_l — Jl 

- 

Thee   to  praise, 
t\                   1 

and  1 

"hee 

to    ] 

snow, 

Con  -  sti  - 

tute  our 

1 

alias 

be 

low; 

/TV 

nr 

J 

•<g- 

1  r  r 

JiJ 

j 

1 
J 

'  ■  0    " 

^ 

=== 

\a» 

Thee   to      see,     and   Thee  to      love,     Con  -  sti  -  tute  our   bliss     a  -  bove. 

249.  .wa;w.  §5aJbaria:.  l.m.  mozam. 


Sustained. 


Lord,  how  de- light -ful   'tis     to      see 

A  whole  as  -  sem-bly  worship  Thee! 
|   J  |  ~Q    j  |  0    Jj  |  jH      1  | n 

ZTP  '  '         '       '  f       :  '       ' 

1- K — 1 — 1 — h — 1 — 1 1 — \  g?  H 

At   once  they  sing,  at     once  they  pray  ;   They  hear   of  heaven  and  learn  the  way. 
(U6) 


Uxlm.  l.m. 


Graun. 


A  -  rise,   my  tenderest  thoughts,  a-rise ;    Dis  -  solve  in  grief,  my   streaming  eyes ; 


And  thou,  my  heart,  with  an-guish  feel    Those  e  -  vils  which  thou  can'stnot  heaL 
20l.    Moderate.  3J1T01&.    CM.  Dr.  S.  Arnold,  1791. 


i 
I        bid   fare  -  well     to       eve  -  ry     fear,  And   wipe   my     weep -ing  eyes. 

252.    Plaintive,  ffllUXwXu.    CM.    Attributed  to  H.  Pcrcell,  d.  1695. 


0    Thou,  from  whom  all       goodness 


I        lift    my     soul   to     Thee: 


j  .,  i,   pi    ii       -h 

J 

1  JT    -... .          __J.     p,        ^ 

7TTA  J^^^.\ 

■    o 

^-p l       Hg  d 

_1sJ U-P L-L, L^Jl 

In         all      my   sor-rows,    con  -  flicts,  woes,  Good  Lord,    re  -   mem-ber    me. 
(116) 


253.     auer/ul.                           <%ltt 

66.66.88. 

,       J-        J-        J 

_,     /J       J-  _   -^      ^|^n 

Us    *       '  1      '    '            ' — 

=U L_£ — ^J_j _U D 

A  -  wake,    ye     saints,     a  -  wake !     And      hail    this      sa  -  cred     day : 


In         loft  -  iest       songs    of       praise     Your       joy  -  ful         ho  -  mage     pay : 


i — i — r — i — ' — -  —i — i 

Couie,  bless  the  day  that  God  hath  blest,   The    type    of 


'se  -  ter-nal  rest. 


254. 


(MEuISljttX.    CM.  Sir  George  Smart,  d.  1867. 


ry. 

r*s             V\     t                                    /— j          -ps 

TOP  §  J  ~TTfct?"H^   rt\i    ~^rJ  l"^rl  TJ~1    r^„   ^t^T7^^/^\ 

i  pjr       i  ■            r       r  r_j T 
^pi  ^  j  ■&  ^  ~    j  ^  jjjj  ^  j  .g 

«s 

*  r '          '  '"-'  ■  '  r        '  - "  r '  P  r  '  '  C_r     '    -" 

My    God,     the   spring   of   all        my     joy3,  The     life       of      my      de  -  lights, 


The     glo  -  ry        of      my  bright  -  est    days,     And     com  -  fort     of     my  nights. 
(117) 


255.    Bold. 

§tsjj0ps%rp* 

CM. 

Jeremiah  Clarke,  d.  1707. 

J  J-r^-  J     li    Prn 

SS3 .'?      \rj~ 

r 

5* 

iw  1     z 
1 

J-      - 

1    H  bt" 

l_ u^\a 

-h 

1   '          ~T^  ~  " 

i    n 

^f-  1"  u-=^~ 

"^  "  * 

Come,  hap- py    souls,    ap  -  proach  your  God  With    new     me    -   lo  -  dious  songs ; 

I,      l^i „ n-4n 


Come,    ren  -  der  to     Al  -  migh  -  ty     grace  The     tri  -  bute         of  your  tongues. 


J56.  Sl0w. 

§,rmsf&ai  7.7.7.7. 

^  ~Tj , r-f^ n ^J- 

J.  8.  Bach. 

.  A    j  ,    j    j. 

S2 — J  F    i — H 

I'll 

J     J      rJ     J      „ 

Z^         *  • 

h r1-1 D 

1  r  cj  *     '  * -gz^ 

*■* 

Fa  -  ther,    to    Thy     sin  -  f  ul     child  Though  Thy  law    is         re  -  con  -  tiled, 

J  h   J         ,         -  | — 1 — p*n n — r— t— h h — '  — ri         11 

j^j  ^  - 

"N 

By  Thy     pardoning  grace  I        live; 

11      i   1  r   ,-  1  r   r  i  0  11 

Dai  -  ly      still     I       cry,— For  -  give. 

257.    ^oW.  JfltCanta&rit.     L.M.    8  lines. -(CHORAL.)        Beethoven. 


„ 

\J    J|  J        1     '    J|   ~  || 

J 

J r,  r  ,SL 

1  tf  Itf 

I      1 

'.Wy.V^ 

— \ 

1  {""     ["  1           H— 

1     r  1,   r  \y  r\  j  0 

B^ 

Fa  -  ther  of  heaven !  whose  love  pro-found 

A    ran  -  som  for  our  souls  hath  found, 

1            1          ^             L 

jf 3    ,  I     |      ill      ill      1    1 H~^     1  I     1  ^J  Ibj.     1 1  ^  °  1       ||i?'f> 

BJ  ' )  ll.J-  J.J  Jt^  ..If 

i  '1  1    1    ,  '  1  Q 

^ 

1     *  1     1  1  n  1  w  ii^fr 

Be  -  fore  Thy  throne  we  sin  -  ners  bend :         To    us  Thy  pardoning  love  extend. 
(118) 


INCARNATION— continued. 


us    Thy     sa  -  ving  grace    ex  -  tend,        To      us    Thy     sa  -  ving  grace  ex  -  tend. 
258.    Moderate.      JatttUWlJ.     13.11.13.12.    (Irregular.)      Dr.  Gaustlbtt,  1860. 


Thou  art   gone     to  the  grave !  but  we  will  not  de  -  plore  thee,  Though  sorrows  and 


UU-J-J+J2+^=g 

1 — 11    I  |  n 1  J   j    I,  p-i n- 

fc 

'         Pay      m    m  '     f*       iFfl*^ 
1         II         l«        '     1 
sf            dim.     A  |      |      | 

rfi.  ,   J     J    J  |  J  —  -*-  — 

J  j  j  j  j  j  j.  j-  j  j  j 

~> 

— ^—i — i — r^f    r  i 

darkness  en  -  com -pass  th 

i  !    ii  p  j  i     r  r  i  f"  f  f  i  i     i  l± 

3  tomb ;  The      Saviour  has  passed  through  its  por-tal  be- 

fjfcfr f^ 

|      1    |      1       N |    j       J     J-rljJ       J-J 

r'r-g'f  r  r 'r  f  r 

^ 

1  r  "  r  •  c ' '    r  f  f    r  i 

'               r 

fore       thee,    And  the  lamp    of    His   love      is     thy  guide  through  the  gloom. 
(119) 


259. 


WizstminzUi. 


CM.  Dr.  Nares,  d.  1783. 


>-rt  a 

Ji      Ji  '^'  '■-V-'    'n    '  i  i^V 

-..                   j^-ITl 

2^A , 'di  -pX7        , .             0  h   1  ^^  , 

j  A  A  AAJTUJ.JTJ  A  A^J. , 

--L    C^    <=>  L    <» 

% 

A  '     *        '    *           ' '  ''-T   i  ^H          "  '     ' 

1 

How  sweet  the  name  of     Je  -  sua   sounds     In         a        be  -  liev  -  er's     ear! 


It   soothes  his      sor  -  rows,  heals   his  wounds,  And    drives    a   -   way  his    fear. 


2b  0.     Moderate. 

^S^plj.     8.7.8.7.7.7. 
II    'J'          ll       1            II 

,  or  8.7.4. 
— H L 

HENRY  PURCELL. 

*^             ill 

!      J       i 

r1  i    r1  p  r 

1           t 

A     i 

.<=>. 

r    ' 

1    1        \*     '  ! " 

Come     to    Cal-vary'sho  -  ly  mountain,     Sin  -  ners,  ru  -  ined  by    the   fall 


Here   a   pure  and  heal-ing  foun-tain     Flows     to*      you,     to   me,     to     all, 


^-/ 

hi     ■  j  1  J     Ji     i      Mjn 

J    JI   J.H 

A    A  J.    J.  J    J    J. 

.J  J-..J-  Jp 

^r1 

Ts J  J  I   J  •  B 

^ 

ll    f'1     f * 

r  '  Yf^l 

In        a     full,     per  -  pet  -  ual    tide,     Open  -  ed  when    our         Sa  -  viour  died. 
(  120  ) 


261.    Moderate  fftfttCalmtS .    L.M.  From  Handel. 

J2L 


- 

0 

hi — *- 

Thou  who  cam  -  est  from    a  -  bove,  The  pure  ce  ■ 
[-• — fr*^  ■  <c l-i |-i n — r-r-tS r 

les  -  tial      fire  to  impart, 

1        1        1        \   "-•■*.       i 

J-  ■«•  -J-    c„   -«J-  -<=-  tJ-  «>-  %£  .=$>•    J 

"^ 

'            1      *            (^  '                   '  — -*1 

Kin  -die     a 


262. 


Sustained. 


cred  love    On   the  mean  al  -  tar     of    my  heart. 

.jftTtv      "Svav*  JOHANN  SOHOP. 

JpttUUlTg*     8.7.8.7  8.7.8.7.     Wurtemberg  Choridbuch,  1641. 


^ 

i     i    J    J    J   A    J      i    j    j 

IL-\                               1 

i 

- 

Hap  -  py     soul !  thy  days  are   end  -  ed,     All   thy  mourning  days  be  -  low ; 
j           j r—j _- jj j       Py-, r-l 1) 

ji  Jj   JJ  JJ    jJ  Aj.A\^Jrj.  „ 

U'-s 

r    r  ir   r  i-rrj-i[     [    if   f,  i  r  i.ji  f     r  i 1 

Go,    by      an  -  gel  guards  at  -  tend  -  ed,      To     the  throne  of       Je  -  bus,     go : 


^ 

1           J       1          J                       1        J                1       1       J            J     II 

i  '^~i  i    i  i     i 

ft): 

r  i¥  r  r  *• 

j  j  j  j . 

"-N 

_j — i  1  r  r  1  r  ;  '  f-  r  11 r  I 

Ur — a  ifj*'  p-l&lJ 

i- 

Wait-ing 

to      re  -  ceive  thy 

spi  -  rit, 

Lo !  the 
1         1 

Sa  -  vioui 

stands  a  -  bore ; 
1         (-, 

(jft)fr~j~J  j^j~J  |  ^j  d^"  |  ""J    ^  |f       s  |  ^    ~  |  ^T^±-\- 

f    t 

fJ     U     ll     j 

1         | 

[        1 

A  A 

-i 1 — 

1         1 

J         1 
!    o      <g>    i    <? — n 

«"N 

1    r  ^  t= 1 

r"  r ' 

Shows  the     purchase     of      His      me  -  rit,  Roach  -  es      out    the  crown    of      love. 
(  121  ) 


2ud.    Moderate. 

>6ntnSiXrtck.    CM.                             From  Handkl. 

iff  7rr' 

J  tsf-  A 

i            i      r*  i    i     Pi. 

^               [    "^ 

What  shall  I       ren-der       to    my     God      For  all       His      kind -ness  shown  ? 


^"^ 

1  J    1 1 

i  J"J  J  i 

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j 

pi  r 

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r^^i 

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My  feet  shall   vi  -  sit     Thine      a  -  bode,     My      songs     ad  -  dress   Thy  throne. 


264. 


ant.     7.7.7.7.7.7.     Rev.  w.  E.  Miller,  d.  1839. 


t  _  J,       ->r 

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When  this  passing     world 

s\ zp h =*■ 

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done, 

When  has 

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diant  sun; 
'       l|            II 

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a>  '  " 

,& 

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« 

f-=^ — 

When  I  stand  with  Christ  on  high,       Look  -  ing    o'er     life's    his   -  to  -  ry, 


n 

*h 1 1 1 1    t-  i 

h  ■     "J™*  i       ""*  \      II 

** 

j  55  j-  j  j  -  j  r^ 

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1 

Then,  Lord,  shall       I     ful  -  ly      know —  Not    till  then — how  much    I      owe. 
(122  ) 


Cheerful. 


PaglralM 


ft  Dr.  Benj.  Rogers,  1695. 

K,     L.M.        (Hia  original  parts.) 


My  God,  my  King,  Thy  va    -    rious  praise  Shall  fill  the  remnant  of     my      days ; 


I 
I 


r  ^rr     rr  r  & 


rf 


Thy  grace  employ  my  hum-  ble  tongue  Till  death  and  glo  -   ry        raise      the  song. 


266. 


Moderate. 


Irimm. 


Handel,  c.  1742. 


l#ff%^ — i 1 1  j     m 1 — n — |— j — [-r- j — \j-. 

J  J  1      II 

*^       -=r  r  r  i    i    r  f       ■»-  r  r  r  n  i 

I      i      , J     j    j                     |      i      .  «sL 

|__£_^_UJ — ,    1  P  f-  '  | — p-i — It— LI — LJ 1 

O  Lord,  how  hap- py  should  we    be,      If     we  could  cast  our  care    on  Thee, 


If      we   from    self  could  rest ;    And    feel     at    heart  that    One     a  -  bove, 


"""l 

l& 

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g?  ■ 
1 

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it! 

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1    r^*- 

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1 

H^—i — ' — 1 

In       per -feet   wis-dora,    per -feet   love,       Is    work-ing      for    the     best. 
(  123) 


267. 


Ql/WCttlZL    L.M.    J.  Bishop,  1700.    (His  original  parts.) 


|j2*_ 

— -£: — , ,  O    , , — —        -         ^  n.   .1 — u      .. 

|g[)   2  0  l~^ —    |J  J  g  |  "j  J  ^J  |~^~H  s  1  J       :  1J  *'  ^^^F  "~^|  ^  H 

r  "5 

r-errzrr--  "  rt  r  r  r'r  r 

^s 

1)1    ,r  '  r  ,r~ '  °  H     ' '    '  ' '    1   1  r   (-^  1    j 

My   God,  per-mit    me    not     to     be        A   stran-ger    to     my- self  and  Thee; 


2H — 1  '  JrJ~ 

1,1-1  .--   r 

— *  H — ^n — 

Jl  J      1    1   J^lj.        II 

f  '  P    ^  *  ^  ' 
J     J      ' 

1 

^ — u — •— i-i — 

-£-4 — p^ — l 

*~^  '  1     • 

^  r   p  1  r  '  i  ■  i"^J 

A  -  midst  a  thousand  thoughts  I    rove,  For  •  get  -  fill     of     my  high  -  est  love. 


268. 


Joyful. 


hxdOXk.    886.886.  Dk.  W.  Boyce,  1745. 


!i* 

■ , 1 -J-, 1 1-1 II 

i  j    '  1 

-A — A-\ — 1 — -t-.      n 

\m\  . 

u  &  f  &> *  p  r  r  j 
r    ,  j  j  A  A  A  A 

-  p  1 

■rJ           \                 in 

-v 

a — L, — r'r  p  ' r   ■  '  °  " 

'  P     T  ' 

r   r  '  r-   p  '     " 

Come  on,    my  part-ners    in     dis- tress,    Ye  pilgrims  through  the  wil  -  der  -  ness 


f^ 

,.          1     1       1  ,   j       u 

itr — "- 

rj     J 

r^  *' 

";  i",  r  r  r= 

JS.         121     J.           J        J 

1    1 

g 

"'■   ■ '  F   f    J 

r    r   1  r.-H 

Who     still  your    sor  -  rows     feel ;        A  -  while  for  -  get    your  griefs  and    fears, 


Ityy.  1  _  J^i^ 

fi 1 n — ' — n n 

«/      1       1 

1    J-  J 

1  'j  1  J  J  1  J    '  1  'j 

IU 4 — ^—[ 

-1 — '  r— p 

B-^r-l  f"     r    1  f^      fig?    H 

And  look     be  -  yond  this     vale    of     tears,     To     that   ce   -   les  -  tial 
(124  ) 


269. 


Calmly. 


fwtrs. 


888.6. 


Dr.  Lowell  Masont. 


ffrfff^^TTTTr 


T — i- 

Just     as     I     am— without  one  plea,      But    that  Thy  blood  was  shed  for   me, 


Pi_f, r—l-     J-^ -J-, 1 M , 

_^j  J  -J  h+r- 

XT <^    '  f — \~f* — f*-     ^ — f&)       <& 

g,  «,j  a^ rJ,j  :!|f 

L_g_U 

I'-v 

li U ^ 1 

o    H 

And   that  Thou  bidst  me  come  to    Thee,       0    Lamb  of     God,        I       come. 


270.    Slowly. 

— u 

©jeS^t.    8.7.8.7.4.7 

ill                         1     ■[ r- 

1 1  i- 

Sir  J. 

STEVENSON. 

J-  J- 

A 

1 — ' 

-J 

J.  -4  J.  j 

i 

"a 

ti 

1 

h»r ' 

4^= 

i — ' B 

Hark !  the  voice   of      love  and    mer  -  cy  Sounds  a  -  loud  from  Cal  -  va  -  ry ; 

J      J    ,    J         1    ,       ,         ,    ,       ,         I  ..   J         '  ' 


See,    it    rends  the    rocks   a  -   sun  -  der,  Shakes  the   earth  and   veils  the     eky : 


i — t — -i — t— - 1 — ^ — r 

It      is       finished!    It      is       fm-ished!  Hear  the      dy  -  ing      Sa-vioar     cry. 
(125) 


Moderate. 


SarttelmrD. 


S.M.  Prom  Ravenscroft,  1621. 


of      God     be 


low,         Is       like     His  church    a   -    bove : 


IV 

J ,   J         I  ■      L     ■ 

p- 

J  J  J.  J. 

W          Z3              O            - 

'  r  r  r  ^ 

J       i       i     j 

U*"S 

'  '  '       i—1  ]       ' 

i  1       1   i  g>  " 

Safe  shield  -  ed  from    her      eve  -  ry     foe,       By  heaven  -  ly   power  and  love. 


272.    Moderate. 

^thWXOXt,    86.86.88.                       Dr.  Louis  Spohb. 

1         J..J1    j                            n          ,        | 

[-CI,/,            1    1    =±=±= 

: — ''  .r  L  rf  1  J  ,'r  r 

Thou    art    the      E  •  ver  -  last-  ing  Word,    The     Fa-ther's   on  -  ly     Son; 


""ft  * 

1-rJ 

I  ,      '   i 

i     1     '1 

t-J l-i n 

fog  g—  ,^j    tf  |  j    p  |  rj    ^  |  ~  l|  p?  1  g    p  l  p  »W  ^~~ti 

r  r   r  ' 
«    J.  j    j  f 

i   J 

IjrJ. 

i 

/"j 

1      !J-     « 

^ 

'  -  i '    f  '  r 

L, ! — 1 1) 

God,    man  -  i   -   fest  -  ly     seen  and  heard,  And  Heaven's  be  -  lov  -  ed      One. 


TTor-thy,    O  Lamb  of  God,  art    Thou,  That  eve  -  ry  knee  to  Thee  sbonld  bow. 
(126) 


1  -1    J 1 — 

7.7.7.7.                                     From  Webeb. 

ii     i     i    1     i     J  1  J         c=n 

J  J-  J  J 

II  fi    f\  r    p.  1  ^    ^  1   a   H 

t^"  r   '^  m     ^ 

i-  r ' 

1.          L_l...|       j      If       f.    1    &   D 

'Tis  my     hap  -  pi  -  ness     be  -  low,       Not    to      live  with  -  out  the     Cross, 


"■^ 

l        i  i   J     _!  i        ii     i       1  \\   I     £s  i     ,          i  *'  — n 

§2-fi — I-—1- 

J.  J 

y          y          y          y          b             j4         p,          «          ^         _^_      ^_        _£ 

i     i    A   J  -^    J  J-  J    J    J    j    0 

^> 

J_ ! p ^    L    ..    11 y    Lp         |=l    1    [    j \    a.U 

But     the      Sa  -  viour's  power  to    know,   Sane  -  ti  -  fy  -  ing      eve  -  ry     loss. 


274.  J 

Bold. 

r-4^- 

87.87.47. 

,  or  8  7.8  7.8  7. 

— j U — p 

/*■*• 

i — f~ 

i 

LVOFT. 

n      ^ 

1 

si 

J 

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j     -    ! 

J-J-j 

",  ^  Z 

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■  <g     " 

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Guide  me,      0    Thou  great  Je    -   ho  -  vah  !    Pilgrim,  through  this  bar  -  ren    land ; 


"-l 

1- 

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— <s — U 

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I      am  weak,  but  Thou  art   migh  -  ty,      Hold  me    with  Thy   powerful   hand 


— ' 

I'-v.       *— \ 

yJJji  ]Pjm 

j  j  .j. 

S  1    p      P    5 1  S 

ly^jii^ 

•     J    _ 

__.  p  .t_j — 

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Bread  of     hea  -  ven  !  Bread     of      hea-ven!  Feed  mo      till     I      want  no    more. 
(127) 


275, 


SUsace.  lm. 


E;-T5Jii'.I  "  : 


..     ■       :.:.-.  ,  ■      ■     -  : 


276.    -r.r  ^tlcrUlb.    5.5.11.5.5.11.  DiGirranj; 


sure-ty    He     is!     Game,  see 


=  :.----      .;•_:     cs. 


ptettg.     777.6.,  or  7.7.7.7. 


John  Hatton. 


And    the     last    hope    will     not     stay,  My      Sa  -  viour,   com  -  fort     me. 


278. 


Jj$iXm01J.     87.87.88.     From  Peroolesi's  Stabat  Mater. 
J -T— ^-i U 


From  all        e  -  viL      all  temp  -  ta  -  tion    That    be  -  sets   our  earth  -  ly   path  ; 


I         I  I         I 


JL    A  _»j   jA  A  A  A^A  A 


From  Thy       fi  -  nal      con  -  dem  -  na  -  tion,  From  Thy    tran  -  si    -    to  -    ry  wrath, 


God    of   good  -  ness,  us     de  -  li  -  ver,      And  Thy  name  be  praised  for      e  -  ver 
(  129  )  K 


a/»«     Moderate.  ^UlUppi.     CM.    (By  permission,  from  the  Psah/iiirt.' 


A  -  wake,  my  soul,  stretch  eve   •  ry   nerve,  And    press   with       vi  -  gour  on : 


~fl          U— ^|       i   , 

q     ||      r         ■            ||      !,      ^       '        :^ 

V      I                     1 
|                     1 

-~s 

' H If^J H    ^    i"', — " 

A    heaven  -  ly       race    de  -  n\ands  thy      zeal,    And       an     im  -  mor  -  tal  crown. 


280.  joyfuL  Catmarbon:.  66.66.ss.  hasmx,  a  1742. 


/ffq      1  J — - 

1                       i                     1 

1 — i 1 1 n 

1       i 

J2.        JSL      ^_ 

ir^?-^ — H^ — 

1 1  !  1 

f2    *    -«- 

{    g 

r  r  t  r  ■* 

sz^Ffj — - — 1 

1 

Give 

thanks   to 

God 

most 

high, 

The 

u   -    ni 

■  ver 

-  sal 

Lord, 

w/ 

! 

1    , 

g?     ■ 

1 

d 

■  ^     L 

!           1 

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1 

B     " 

0 

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1 

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bfcH 

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-J        J    . 

-~s— 

1 

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|          1 

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_l 1 L 

-1 L_ 

1 

The      sove  -  reign    King 
i1                 ' 

of      kings ; 

Ae 

d 

be      His 

J  ■ 

grace     a  •  dored. 

«i      <r      (p 

^ 

r 

! 

1          1 

!        1 

0  •    J.        .. 

E-* ' — ^ L 

===i=U 

His  power  and  grace  are   stili    the  same;  And  let     His  name  have  end -lees  praise 

(  120) 


Cheerful 


amaste,  cm. 


Dr.  Howard,  1762. 


i — — r 'i — r^ ■ t   i     i — r 

Come,    Ho  -  ly  Ghost,  our  hearts  in  -  spire ;    Let      us  Thine  influence  prove, 


flgjt , , 1 r-i 1 l-i n 

~?~yi 1 — h" ' — ^3 ^ 5? — 

■   rJ     J   |   ,1      J  | n 

fl  ^    JJ    JJ    J   J    0   _^ 

__ 1  i     '    '  i     '    '     -1 — ' — H 

'-i — ^— -^ — ' — ' " " 

Source    of     the      old   pro  -  phet  -  ic       fire,    Foun  -  tain    of     light  aud     love. 


2o2.    Bold,  ^UgSIXtttflfjj.    8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7.     AUe  Choral  Melodien,  1850. 


-i i ' i — t- 

Glorious  things  of    thee   are  spo  -  ken,      Zi  -  on,    ci  -  ty       of     our 


God 


- 

He  whose  word  can  -  not    be 
?      J      J    1    J      J    1       1      J 

bro-ken, 

"ormed  thee  for   His  own     a  - 
1    J      J    1  J      "J'  1  ^      J~ 

bode. 

yi^y** 

i«7 

^ — 

1  ■    '  ■  r  ■  *=^ 

J L_l 

Lp — 1      '  lr  ^ 

On    the    Rock   of        A  -  ges  found -ed,  What  can  shake  thy  sure  re  -  pose  5 


i=4: 

— U 

r-J- 

1 

J — 1- 

T— u 

1 — "~ 

/T\ 

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— h- 
1 

-<s>- 

-t — 

^1— 

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it 

Lt — 
J. 

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r 

ftrf 

T 

S- 

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'*  r  — ' 

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VW 

With  sal  -   va-tion's  walls  sur  -  mund-ed,  Thou  mayst  smile  at     all     thy 
(  131  ) 


283. 


Joyful. 


Cxritefem.  cm. 


T.  Greatorex,  d.  1S31. 


The  prais  -  es        of     my    God  shall    still         My    heart  and  tongue  em  -  ploy. 

284.  Grave,  Iprofrena.  7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.    old  Provencal  melody. 


1 — r     1     ,  ill 

■  viour,  when  in      dust   to     Thee     Low  we     bow  the       a  -  doring  knee ; 


When,  re  -  pent  -ant,     to      the     skies    Scarce  we      lift    our   weep-ing     eyes; 

Cfl I U 1 U 1 4^ „-J U 1 U 1 1- 


=s — r 

Oh !  by       all    Thy   pains  and 


woe,       Suf-feredonce   for     man   be   -   low, 


Bending     from  Thy  throne  on       high,      Hear  our      so-lemn     li  -  ta    -    ny. 
(  132  ) 


J285.  Joyful             gg^nfhtm.  cm. 

.    j 

Jackson. 

:=:3=F=1 

•*•  -A       I    J    J.  J 

?     7^~   ~           ^    ~"%        i  ?  ii  ? 

J  J   J 

__^. — i — j — i 1 — , — i — u — 

Lf     f^   lzb= 

O       for      a     thousand  tongues  to      sing      My     great  Re  -  deem- er's praise; 


The     glo-ries      of     my    God  and  King,     The      triumphs     of    His    grace. 

286.  Joyfui         |Jissi0tta:r|r.  7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6.       DR.  L0Well  maS0N. 


1 — — — 1- 

Where    Af  -  ric's     sun  -  ny     fount  -  ains       Roll  down  their  gold  -  en 


>/g    I  ^    '  1  j  j  1    1  j  ii  '  1  ■ j 

ff       j  j  -j  j   -   j   j  j 

I--N 

— f-f — (— 4-«hI 

From  many     an      an  -  cient      ri    -   ver,    From  many     a     palm  -  y     plain, 


287. 

Moderate. 

€ 

mnom 
— h — ir 

LIT. 

Haxdel,  c. 

J  |   J     J  | 

1742. 

\ 

r 

-1 — 
J 

1 

j 

J 

i 
i 

J 

-y- 

iX. 

1 

1  r 

— 1 — 

tp= 

Ho !  eve  -  ry    one  that  thirsts,  draw  nigh ;  Thus  God  in  -  vites   the  fall  -  en    race  : 


tf^r  i\i  ?A-j  ^'lfrJMJ  ~l^-^--4-Hl 

Mer  -  cy    and   free    sal  -  va  -  tion  buy, — Buy  wine  and  milk  and  Gos  -  pel  grace. 


288.  Moderate.     Ctftatok 

888 

888. 

Johaxn  Walter's  GesangbucJi,  1525. 
1— h , .-,— I ^ R 

S"             «f      1           j*      P       [*       f3       (S' 

•  J  A  1  J  'J 

in 

„ 

k  ~^~^  '         '       r  '  1     i 

1  r  r  1     n '    g^j 

With  grate -ful  hearts,  with  joy-ful  tongues,  To    God   we   raise   u  -  ni  -  ted  songs; 


j?  b  ■■■■,—' — 1 1    '   ^'  | — ' — h — n — i 

-t— j n , „ 

^v 

_J ! — Lp_1 — 1 U 

His  power  and  mer-cy      we  proclaim.  Through  eve- ry   age  may  Bri-tons  own, 


[j)    h           .J          I,'     -vJ-y-J 

i          j  j  j  j  f  i    ; 

_  j  j  pi  J  j  - 

^ 

Je  -  ho  -  vah  here  has  fixed  His  throne,  And  tri-umph  in     His  migh-ty  name. 
(134) 


J389.     Moderate.  WLt*im\WCl%lX .     S.M 


C.  W.  Poole,  1860. 


My       Sa  -  viour,       I        am    Thine,      By        e    -   ver  -    last  -  ing     bands : 


^-r 


i     i — r 

My  name,  my  heart,    I     would  re  -  sign :     My     soul    is        in    Thy  hands. 


290. 


Bold.  &JMpSIC    7.7.7.7.7.7. 

(Or  8  lines,  by  repeating  the  first  two,  or  8's  and  7's.) 


Johann  Schop,  1642. 
Harmonized  by  Bach. 


O    give  thanks  to    Him    who    made    Morn-ing   light  and    even-ing     shade; 


Source  and    Giv  -  er        of      all      good,  Night  -  ly      sleep  and      dai  -  ly      food ; 


Quickener       of     our     wea-ried  powers;  Guard  of      our     un  -  con  -  scious  hours. 
(  135  ) 


291. 

Bold. 

Jfttll 

886.886. 

Old  M 

ELODY. 

1         1        1 

f 

~A 

^1^ 

^ 

~  ^   — 

1  ^      '      1  ' 

1    r  1 ~ 

J — 1 LX, — _t_L 

g?     " 

7 

The 
£ r 

fes  -  tal  morn,   my  God,    is    come,  That  calls 

/7\                                 i                i 

me    to     Thy  hallowed  dome, 
■       1       J    |    J           I    1    ^-n 

it 

f=P 

j  f — L-i — o^'g'p  r 
■  j    j  )j           j  j 

!j  ^  fi 

i 

■c* 

u 

j L..                 ^        i        J 

Thy 

pre  -  sence     to        a 

i — ' 1 — i — n 

■  dore;    My     feet     the    sum -mons  shall 

at 

•  tend, 

-&- 

i    j                     ,    J      j 

r 

o     " 

^ 

1  f-   i    1  r=i=d 

-i — i — '  g  " — — *— J ' — 

w 

With    will  -  ing    steps  Thy  courts  as  -  cend,      And     tread  the      sa  -  cred    floor. 


292.    cheery               ^OXtVi^XtBL    11.11.11.11. 

John  Reading,  1760. 
Adeste  Fideles. 

r  r  f1/ 

fe-^j  r  |  r   '  r  |  [*j  f  •  |  r  ,*  r  z-|— y — £- 

"■T^7           ■       ^ 

0 

had      1,  my 

Saviour,  the 

wings 

of    a 

dove, 

How 

soon  would  I 

«- 

7     m  & 

1        1        ,, 

i      T    V 
Q    J-  JV 

(=>  ■ 

J 

1          1 

1 
1 

^Uj 

-      j*  — wt=3^ 

— 1 

"~ 

r 

i        i      U 

soar        to  Thy     pre  -  sence  a  -  bove !     How     soon  would  I        fly  where  the 


wea  •  iv  have       rest,  And     hide     all  my     cares     in  Thy    shel  -  ter-ing 

(  136  ) 


'7PUP^H- 

■ 

PORTUGUESE— co^mwed. 

J^j , , 1  |    j 

A. 

1L,    1 

1  O 

1  Tp  !  a  j 

J- J1  J. 

IU ><=*— 

1  -^'' 

1                    1 

— r  •  g  i  ^ji 

breast,        And        hide         all     my    cares      in     Thy    shel  -  ter  -  ing  breast! 


293.  JoyM.  iterimm 


Sicilian  Melody. 


r  rfff  r  ffr  r  ?  rS  \"~T 


Come,  Thou  long-ex 
9  8g     r     r  ,    | n 

-  ped 

-  ed    Je 

-   BUS 

Born    to 

JjJ  J 

set  Thy  peo 

J^J  -p, 

-  pie 

free; 

1 — H 

h 

I 

ti 

f 
-J 

hHi 

^ 

f 

r  i    ' 

r 

i 

E3       ^    I  p— 

I       !       ' 

From  our  fears  and  sins   re  -  lease  us :     Let    us     find   our  rest    In     Thee. 
294.    Moderate.  JtTRSctkttt.     86.86.86.  Johakn  Cruder,  1653. 


For      ev  -  er     will     I 

■    J         '          1         1 

bless  the 

Lord, 

Nor   cease  His  praise  to     speak : 
1        j.     ,  ,.               ^ 

1  r  r'['f 

cJ  -A  »J  -pi 

J.  J 

-s>- 

'III 
-<s>-       -<s>-    -<s>-    -^-    -si-      -««■ 

"N 

1  1     r  ' 

'          '     ^_J          i         ~n 

My    song  His   good-ness  shall   re   -  cord,     That      the    oppressed  and    weak 


l~0 

(ft)  ^       P       |.J        ,  /  j-3^ ^r 

i~f~g — ^H  h    r~^  I  ^    fc!  1^>^  ^  1        II 

L  U  j.   ^     ^   XA  J.  J.1  j 

■ZT?           '                '          - 

-J , — 1 II    ^    'ij Li 1 — 1 U 

May    trust    in     Him  who    will     re  -  ward       The     hum  -  Lie    and  the     meek. 
(  137) 


295. 

Moderate. 

©aitk. 

L.M 

Old  Latin. 

Cru/Mis 
I J l 

Ihrodes. 

tr— ^ 

■J-hJ 

h 

r  '  i-  "pJ " 

« 

5 

pi 

Va 

A  A 

.    g    .. 

U- — «. 

*  i  ^  r 

1  i       I      1    gy^J 

1      ' 

Stay,  Thou  in  -  suit  •  ed    Spi  -  lit,   stay,  Though  I    hare  done  Thee  such  de  -  spite  ; 


i — r- 

Nor    cast  the    sin  -  ner  quite    a  -  way,    Nor  take  Thine  e  -  ver  -  last  -  ing  flight. 


296-  siow. 

^Xmt.    87.87.87.,  or  87.87.47.                 Dr.  Louis  Spohr. 

'                    1,1         I                    !  i      .                  1         1,  ' 

Lfi1f«J  J 

r 

^ — * 

1         '         ii  p  r  i  i       i        i    -H 

Sing,  my  tongue,  the     Saviour's  glo  -  ry.       Of    His  cross  the  mys-tery  sing; 


r- -i    r  i — "-*■ 

Lift    on     high   the   wondrous  tro  -  phy,  Tell   the    tri-umph  of    the     King: 


He,  the  world's  Re 


-er,      conquers  Death,  through  death  now  vanquishing. 
(138) 


297. 

Crave. 

[—4- 

§abglcm 

,     L.M. 

Dr.  I 

-j— J -J-, 

.  Campion,  1600. 

•j 

r- 

1 

j-  .J.  ^ 

r 

:=H^ 

h— 

l_| 1 1    c* 

-1- 

i p  rf  1 

4 — [   1  r?  1 

When  I     sur-vey  the  wondrous  cross  On  which  the  Prince  of     glo  -  ry  died, 


#tf— 

pJ" 

rd — h 

— h — 

r-f- 

— h 

i — U 

— "s 

1 1- 

r 

i 

i   j 

J   |   n 

1^- 

-r— J 
i 

-s>- 

r- 

1 

J-  U 

** 

^  S 

U 1 — 1 

1            "^ 

' 

-L-J 

"I— 

h — 1 — 

My  rich  -  est   gain    I    count  but  loss,    And  pour  contempt  on    all     my  pride 


298.    cheerful.  §btXRtibUXQ.    11.10.11.10.    John  Rudolph  Ahle,  d.  1673. 


-p-g- 

■K 1 1 =h j 1 r-r— j 1 

/T\ 

— J .  J  J  J  . 

-N 

3_! — . 1 _  .j    ...i  ..  r.j_c 

&  '    !-     i-     '     ' 

.Brightest    and     best     of    the    sons   of     the    morn  -  ing,   Dawn  on     our 


hh^ — _f 

i                  "^ 

If    p    r 

j  j  P  Q  fa. 

P       p       P      -i      f 

-jp^ — i — -^ — i — 

i? 

■&> 

-1— - ' 45 — 

»  r  f   p  *  r^  r 

dark  -  ness    and    lend     us     thine    aid ;         Star     of       the    East,    our      ho  - 


ri  -  zon    a  -  dorn  -  ing,  Guide  where  our    in  -    fant  Re 
(139  ) 


er     is       laid. 


299. 

Cheerful. 
J .    

Satftsp. 

7.7.7.7. 

j 

— l 

JOHN  Ba 
■          1          j 

ITISHILL. 

tj 

J  A  J. 

J 

J  G 

I 
1        1 

-J-  -**- 

-s>- 

j<2. 

ll~s 

'  r 

!  r    M     J= 

1        ^ 

1  r 

Ho  -  ly 

~0«      1         , 

Bi  -  ble, 

book   Di 

-  vine ; 

Pre 

1 

-  cious 

trea 

sure, 

thou 

art 

mine; 

— ^ — 

-fH 

-tJ — 

t7     i         i 

1 
1 

A 

-&- 

1 
J- 

V 

ri 

'   1 

f» 

1 
1 

"ST 

n 

^ 

— Bj 

1  ^  n 

»■> 

■"    ;    ' 

A — 

^  " 

=fz= 

-1 — [ 

^ 

-+— 

'    g?    1* 

Mine,    to      tell     me  whence  I      came ;  Mine,    to     teach    me    what      I       am. 
300.    Moderate.  CtftirfaniX     L.M.  Hatd; 


Jesus,  our  best  -  be  -  lov  -  ed     Friend,  Draw  out  our  souls  in    pure  de   -    sire: 


Je  -  sus,  in     love    to     us      de-scend:    Baptize  us     with  Thy  Spi-rit's  fire. 


om  T1-vv*v»"e+VS+      87.87.87.,  Darmstadt  Cantional,  1687. 

OU±.     joyful.         2jainX5iaUi.    or  87.87.47.      Attributed  to  Joacuim  Neandek, 


-t— "-i r 

Hal  -  le  -  lu  -  jahlsong    of  glad-ness,  Song    of     ev   -   er  -  last  -  iug  joy; 
(140) 


DARMSTADT— continued. 


"<. 

T-+: 

J|J    j,    )    j,    i     ,, 

r^-±i 

1 -J- 

1 

vA' 

fi     f '  f*  °r  '  i'  r  r  r1 

j^JJJJj  J.J 

— f-5 p~ 1 

1              I 

J          J 

u_i 

-rrrl 

— N 

— 1 

Hal 

-  le  -  lu  -  jali  I  song  the   sweet -est 

'  i  '  i  ' 

That    can 

an  -  gel 

fc=r — i — 

losts    em  - 

ploy; 

1 "-T 

Hymn-ing      in  God's    ho  -  ly     pre  -  sence  Their  high  praise  e    -    ter  -  nal  -  ly. 


302. 


CJieerful. 


^ariljoimrafo. 


10.10.10.10.  Goudimel,  1562. 

J         I 


U£*L4  ^J-*U  ~  4*2  A 


Again  returns  the  day  of  holy  rest  Which,  when  He  made  the  world,  Jehovah  blest : 
4- 


Wl.en.like  His  own,  He  bade  our  labours  cease,  And  all  be  pi  -  e  -  ty,  and  all      be   peace. 


303. 


Grave. 


WA*] hv,\  Wilkin's  Psalmody,  1699. 

ILlfXulSttl.     CM.  Attributed  to  Purcell. 


1 -1 ' '     ~     " — ~— "-r 

My    soul  lies    cleav-ing      to     the   dust;    Lord,    give    me      life      Di  -  -vine j 


From  vain     de  -  sires   and    eve   -   ry      lust     Turn     off  these  eyes      of     mine. 
I  HI  ) 


304.      Joyful. 
>«..            1       1               1 

JjttlattCfyOtt.     88.88.88.    Eight  SpiriZSSsongi,  152*. 
■i     J  1  J     J 1       n       1 J     J  1  J       '  1     ,       1 1       II 

j  j-p,1  j.-.-'j  j, j  j.J  J. 

■ — * — y — — ' — 

■J '      1  '     --'-  -!■=..         If-       1 — 1  --s — o  1  jp — i — 1  -=  II 

Thou  hid  -  den  source  of  calm   re  -  pose ;  Thou  all   suf  -  n    cient  love  di  -  vine  : 


>4 

-h     ii    '  i  '     i    ii    i  J    1 1  J  'J  r J 

^J  i  ^  n 

\m-^- 

r  i     r    r  r    l               r   i     1 ,     i  ' 

J    J     J     J     J       1                    J       |   fc=L   id:       | 
tP — pi  |  g — g  1  igi — ^  1  g  ii  °  1  ^ — r  I  ^ — p  I  ^ 

i 

J   « 

-1 M- — i — u — i — l-^-K — U 1 ' — r-£- 

My  help  and    re  -  fuge  from  my  foes,    Se  -  cure     I    am,    if    Thou  art  mine, 

J 1    ,    J     ■         J,         1      ■       ■    , n r-H r— , L 


From  sin   and  grief,  from  guilt  and  shame :  I    hide   me,   Je  -  sus,    in    Thy  name. 


305. 


3,£It£Ster.    888.6.,  or  888.4.  Kocher's  Zicmscharfe. 


My  God,  my     Fa  -  ther,  while  I     stray   Far  from  my  home,  on  life's  rough  way, 


305.    Moderate  and  bold.      ffi}j|j£SttS,     88.88.88.  Erfurt  Enchiridion,  1524. 


Great  God    of    won-dersl  all  Thy  ways    Are   wor-thy     of      Thyself,— divine :- 


But   the  bright  glo-rics    of     Thy  grace,   Be  -  yond  Thine  o  -  ther  wonders  shine 


**n 

-J- 

— 1-1 

r-W- 

— In 

■ — 1- 

(W- 

— &— 

3te 

\ 

r-S- 

1 

■<S>- 

-1 — 

4 

1 

ft 

-1 — ' 

J. 

- 

r^ 

T1 

-pi 

Lt — 

J 

r 

— <&- 
1 

I 

I — °  <l 

™> 

=^= 

' 

■tdr 

4l — 

-| — 

a 

Who     is       a   pardoning  God  like  Thee  ?   Or     who  has  grace  so    rich  and    free ' 


307. 


(feier.  cm. 


Ravexscroft. 


He  plants  His     footsteps       in     the       sea,        And    rides   up  -  on     the    storm. 
(  143   ) 


308. 


Cheerful. 


Wivmxwuth.  c.m.d. 


Day's  Psalter,  1562. 


p~ 

i   j  i  ' — ^H — Li — 

»         ■  J_J .J    ^ 

-s>- 

7r  .;  <   '    "~ 
ii'jjjj   - 

-«*-     t^=*    "!S,-  -^  c^* 

— s> — u 

K^s 

ii 

Let     eve  - ry 

mor 

1— 

-tal 

ear 

at   -  tend, 

And 

eve 

-  ry 

heart 

il_ 

re  -  joice ; 

r 

j 

J 

-1 — ' 

1 
j=L 

I 

J.      * 

j£ 

-1 

1 
j2- 

1 
1 

tS>- 

H 

t 

1 — — — 

^= 

-1 — 

r-* 

The 

trum  -  pet 

J           i 

of 

the  Gos 

-  pel 

sounds 

With    an 

in  -  vi 

■  ting    voice. 

^        rJ— 

j 

1— ^        ,!   |   ,: .1    |    ^,     H 

JQfc 

f          1 

1*   ^ 

-J- 

l4lj 

1 

-&- 

i 

'   1         1 

1 
I 

U\ 

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1 ' 

!           H 

'  '  r 

— r  *    ** 

And     vain  -  ly     strive  with  earth  -  ly      toys       To       fill       an    emp  -  ty     mind. 

309.  ww  SHtfesier,  s.m. 


Joyful. 


Rev.  Caesar  Malax,  D.D. 


Far       as       Thy  name     is     known.    The     world     de  -  clares  Thy     praise  j 


i r 

Thy  saints,    O     Lord,   be  -  fore     Thy  throne  Their  songs  of      hon  -  our    raise. 
(  144) 


I  a yy  vy  Old  Latin,  adapted  by  Luther. 

fllld*     8S.88.88.  Walther's  Gesangbuch,  1525. 


hen  gath-ering  clouds  a-round    I  view,  And  days  are  dark  and  friends  are  few, 


On  Him     I    lean,  who  not 

h% ■ — 1     i^l, ! -, 

in    vain 

Ex  -  pe  -  rienced  eve  -  ry 

hu  -  man 

pain. 

* 

F=^ 

-g=33*pg         M   J         ,  b= 

"ItHTIJ  >>t+ 

?         1     I    'I      rT 

42.    J=L         1        J     A         1 
yjf  g=  1            >d    1                  n5^ 

-J  JJ  J- 

1   1 

J    gVg 

>"■> 

1  " "    '       '  P-    '      '  1 

1          np       p    H         p;- 

-1 — \-^ 

b=U 

He  sees   my  wants,  al  -  lays  my  fears,    And  counts  and  trea-sures  up    my  tears. 


311.    Joyful  WxKXbttXQ.    10.10.11.11.         Whole  Booke ^ofTsIlms,  1621. 


w, 

Be 

»  ff 

gone,  un  -  be  -  lief; 
i 

My      Sa  -  viour 

is    near, 

And     for    my     re- 

-j —  j         1      ^\  - j  — .j^i  — — I 1 — j- 

-<&- 

— 1 — M 1 — f^- 

%A.    ^  s:  flai 

^- 

•J 

.j  j 

r'r  1°;  H  ' 

<-\ 

1    p 

*-+-. — f— 

— i 1 : ' r- 

lief       Will    sure  -  ly     ap  -  pear.         By    prayer  let    me    wres  -  tie,  And 


He  will  per  -  form  ;      With  Christ  in  the      ves  -  sel,  I    smile  at  the 
045  ) 


312.    Moderate.  W\£%tyty'(m'& .    86.86.86.    Walthee,s™J&^,1525. 

(Or  8  lines,  by  repeating  the  first  two.) 


OH    >} r— 1 -t-i 1 — ^r-i 1 l-i 1 

,         !   j       I  |      I       I.         H 

ikt^l                    ^  \    ^           \   a     ^     -^H 

p  "  $ '  ^  r  r  r  r  r  » ' 

-.    J  J    J  .j    « 

_ —       i  i    r  i  r  T*  i        '     l' 

Fa  -  ther,    I    know  that     all    my       life       Is       por-tioned  out  for      me, 


'""on 

..!        j        _J      _j        _r_...     . 

— &— 

F^= 

Bj-    r^      * 

■»> 

f~  '  *  Lr '  ^  H 

The   chang  -  es     that  will    .vire  -  ly     come        I         do     not      fear    to 


I      ask  Thee    for       a       pre  -  sent    mind       In  -  tent    on     pleas  -  ing  Thee. 
Old.    ModeraU.  .  ^Xtl^XXlit,    L.M.        "  Jesu  Redemptor  omnium. 


.         ,             I,         !              ,,--■■„              |         1 

1                1 

— '  |  g-H 

XT 

o       f 

9  &  r 

2 *&-\-Z^ ^      <s ^      o    |   o       ^ 

?  ^p  r  '  i    p '     "     '  i 
I  J  J.  A  A  A~j_ 

i    i    f  i 

1     '   ■"  " 

^ 

*    o  M 

"  ~  ■    r'r  '  ^"    ' 

'  r  i  == 

Who  can   de-scribe  the  joys  that  rise  Through  all  the  courts  of    Par  -  a  -  dise, 


an    l;eir    of     glo  -  ry    born' 


314. 


§,tttl0tg.     888.888.  «Vem°SLanc^es5ritu8." 

Adapted  by  Luther  in  his  Eight  Spiritual  Songs,  1524. 


l/^gl^lj 

i      ii 

p-J h — | — \ 

S;  *      'r  Hi 

ft    J-  J      ! 

r.i,  f.  p 

i  g?  ii 

-  JjJ  I 

j  J&  - 

^  a     i  T  r  r 

-i-p — f1 — 1 H 

Ye   that  de  -  light  to  serve  the    Lord,    The    ho-nours  of  His  name  re  -  cord, 


^ 

— 4 

1     ■ 

— i- 

*J 

IS- 

r 

r 

i 

J 

ii" 

(S> 

r 

l 

i 

T 

i 

r 

1 

1 

^s 

^ 

s 

f— 

^ 

v  r ' '  I 

i 

-P- 

nF^ 

M^ 

His      sa  -  cred  name  for     ev  -  er   bless :  Where-e'er  the    cir  -  cling  sun    dis  -  plays 


His     ris  -  ing  beams,  or    set  -  ing    rays,    Let  lands  and  seas  His  power  con  -  fess. 


315. 


Moderate. 


8 


_  Old  Latin.    "  Lucis  Creator. 

W,     L.M.  7th  or  8th  Century. 


-^ 

1       J   ,       |       ^-4 lr-—n 

C\)     -2    es>-\  gj      p^-=^    "-^1  p      f-i\   &      =§=j= 

%)           ~      1        f        1          r      1        j 

^  A  A  A  ^  A.  J.  ^    ^a. 

r  r  r  r  f  ^ 

-pS pp — p  |       -      -    j   d=uij 

u   ^     1  jg  r  1 '    p  1  r   pJ — -B     E 

hJ \r   ri — u 

Com-mand  Thy  bless-ing  from    a  -  bove,    O     God,  on      all      as  -  sem  -  bled  here : 


T — I — ' " — " — ' n — r 

Be  -  hold  us  with     a      Fa  -  ther's  love,  "While  we  look    up  with     fil  -  ial    fear. 
(  147  ) 


316.  Bold. 

j$Xl&XQ.    668.668.    Marot  and  Beza's  Psalms,  1561. 

T"J'    J  1  "   11 T^ — ^H     J  1       f! 

*J              is? 

~&~     f 

1        ' 

P-f — [g  '  a  "  q  '  i — i — h — f  '  a*  H 

~\ 

ZJ_J , — 1 U U 1 — L_j 1    =>    II 

The    Lord      Je   -  ho  -  vah    reigns,    And      roy  -  al     state  main  -  tains, 


\~&*h        '  J     J  1  J     J  1      i       '  1        1 

J  ».j  NH1 

s '  r  r 

^j 

||_ U 1_ 1 ! — 1 1 

-i — t— J — -" 

His    head  with    aw-ful      glo-ries  crowned;  Ar  -  rayed  in    robes    of     light, 


pot\  ... ...  _i  ...^  j_ 

jrJ| 

1  ^  1  A    J  l    j    j-j-n— H il 

j  j  j 

iP"g    'r  r  [— 

i — i ll_i — l, — t   i   ~n 

Be  -  girt  with  sove-reign  might,  And    rays     of     ma  -  jes  -  ty     a  -  round. 


317. 


Joyful 


(Slcwaster.  cm.        ravENscroft-s 

Whole  Booke  of  Psalms,  1621. 


Hap  -  py   the  heart  where  gra  -  ces    reign,  Where  love    in  -  spires  the  breast ; 


Love      is     the  bright-est      of     the     train,    And  strength-cus    all    the     rest. 
(  148) 


318.  ,osf„,  l,rint!t%a.  wMaMx**&£S$G££S* 

(May  also  be  sung  in  Common  time.) 


Lo !    our    sun's     e  -  clipse   is     o'er :       Lo !      he     sets     in     blood    no     more. 
Ola.    Moderate.  j$£XQKXflO%,    L.M.  "Tristes  eraut  Apostoli." 


~i — n^_ 

O    God  of       mer  -  cy,    God  of  might,  How  should  weak  sin-ners  bear  the  sight, 


sJ 


If,    as  Thy  power  is    sure  -  ly  here,    Thine  o  -  pen     glo    -   ry  should  ap  -  pear? 
(149  ) 


320.    Slow  and  earnestly.        |U%L     76.76.77. 
7V»      1      J  1   J      -H    J      J  1      =fF= 

H.  A.  Wedd,  1S59. 

—\—\ H 1- H 

J        rl         -J        «>          <«=> 

^>  ^  ^  1 ' — LJI — F-1- — -1 ""  " 

,vw 

ij 

In       the     day      of      thy      dis  -  tress,    May     Je   -   ho  -  vah    hear    thee; 
S  -         j  ....  J -.-.4 -,-J U <{         ■  ■    j   __!_.__           „ 

j    J    j  ^  J.  J   =s    A  A  A  A  js.    jsl 

J"N 

f   r  ^  r                                  ~    "    a 

In       the    hour  when  dan  -  gers    pres 

3,      Ja  -  cob's    God     be      near    thee ; 
A     A    1    J        'l    J        II             II 

c 

17    i" ' Lrr— i — ' ' 

Send  thee,  from  His     ho  -  ly      place,      Time-ly      aid     or  strengthening  grace. 


May  thy  prayers  and  offerings  rise, 

By  thy  God  recorded  ; 
Thine  oblations  reach  the  skies, 

Graciously  rewarded  ; 
Granted  be  thy  heart's  request ; 
All  thy  purposes  be  blest ! 

Thy  success  our  heart  shall  cheer ; 

We,  with  exultation, 
In  Jehovah's  name  will  rear 

Trophies  of  salvation. 


Go  beneath  His  guardian  care, 
And  the  Lord  fulfil  thy  prayer. 

Vain  the  despot's  haughty  boasts. 

Fleets  or  martial  forces  ; 
Be  our  trust  the  God  of  hosts, 

Heavenly  our  resources : 
Theirs  shall  be  defeat  and  shame  ; 
We  shall  triumph  in  Thy  name. 

J.   CONDEB. 


o2ti.     Joyous. 

<§il£ms.  s.m. 

Attributed  to  Peter  Abelard, 
a.d.  1120.  "MittetadVirginem." 

,     J        J    . 1 -^ 

J~M        '  f   J     ^U  : 

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Sol  -  diers     of    Christ,      a    -    rise,       And      put    your       ar  -  mour      on, 


Strong   in    the  strength  which  God  sup  -  plies  Through  His     e    -    ter  -  nal     Son. 
(  150  ) 


322. 


Joyful. 


gaiibiin.  7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.   0u,£ff*- 


dulci  jubilo." 


(May  also  be  sung  in  Common  time.) 


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Hark  !  the      he  •  raid     an  -  gels   sing, —    Glo  -  ry       to   the    new  -  born  King ; 


Peace   on 

Jf                  1 

earth,  and 

mer  •  cy 

mild  ; 

God  and 

sin-ners 

re  -  con  ■ 

ciled. 

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Joy-ful       all      ye      na-tions    rise;        Join  the      tri-umph    of    the    skies: 


With  th'  an  -gel  -  ic      host  pro  -  claim, — Christ  was    born  in      Beth-le  -  hem 


J323.  Moderate.               gnxmafr.  CM. 

wtri  ^  l-^—j-^.  j  Ll. j-h^lt^^  j  Ij   Jl     1 

I  j  j  r,     i  J          j  ri  j  j 

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Give 

me    the  wings   of 

faith    to 

rise 

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The  saints    a  -  bove,  how  great  their  joys!   How  bright  their  g'.o-ries      be  I 
(151) 


324. 


(LJHtntTCJtcl.     L.M.D.  KSphl's  Gesangbv.ch, 


Why  should  we  start  and  fear  to     die?  What  timorous  worms  we  mor- tals  are! 


Death  is     the  gate    of    end  -  less  joy,     And  yet    we  dread  to       tn  -  ter  there. 

I  I  I  ,  I  I  .        /TV 


The  pains,  the  groans,  and  dy  -  ing  strife,  Fright  our    ap-proach-ing  souls    a  -  way ; 


Still    we  shrink  back    a  -  gain  to    life,     Fond   of  our    pri  -  son  and  our  clay 

325. 


Calmly. 


-vv-ivvw  J.  Hullah.  By  permission,  from 

J  ill  III .      8  8  8.4  Hullah's  Tvmc  Book. 


My  God,  my  Fa  -  thcr,  while  I    stray    Far  from  my  home,  on  life's  rough  way, 


be        done ! 


§Ubi01T.     664.6664. 


H.  Carey,  d.  1743. 


God    bless    our        na   -    tive  land,       Firm    may    she         ev    -    er    stand, 


Through  storm  and    night ;    When    the    wild      tern  -  pests  rave,     Ru  -  ler        of 


^Hi-A j 1   ||            n>     pv-, 1  - 

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i^i'j  ^v. 

^ — ^    .     P — f    H ' ' \— ' 

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■winds      and  wave,     Do     Thou  our      coun    -   try  save,     By     Thy   great  might. 

827.  /02//Mz.  Jfotta:.  66.66.88. 


We    give      im  -  mor  -  tal    praise        To         God     the      Fa-ther's    love, 


For       all      our      com  -  forts    here, 


i r 

And       bet  -  ter     hopes      a  -  bove: 

I 


328. 


Joyful. 


Borfokfr.  c.m.d. 


Day's  Psalter,  1563. 
(Old  137th.) 


|Tj?ggt, , 

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1       '    '  ;     '    '      H      '  ^    i  - '  r    '  '  °  " 

Would  sound  a  -  loud  Thy      sav  -  ing     lo7e,    And  sing   Thy  bleed  -  ing  heart. 


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All     glo  -  ry      to     the      dy  •  ing   Lamb,  And  nev  -  er  -  ceas  -  ing  praise, 


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While     an  -  gels     live    to    know  His    name,     Or     saints  to      feel    His    grace. 


329. 
ir;g 

ilfoc&raie. 

J^atemiB. 

L.M. 

| 

Old  Latin  Melody. 
Adapted  by  Luther,  1525. 

j-i t-p-l h -n 

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J      rt     r? 

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Where  high  the  heaven-ly  tern  -  pie  stands,  The  house  of  God,  not  made  with  hands, 


i — r 

A  great  High  Priest  our  na  -  ture  wears;  The  Guard  -iau    of   mankind   ap-peara. 
(  154  ) 


330.    Moderate.  §131*11881011.    8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7. 


Lord,  dis  -  miss   us    with  Thy  bless  -  ing,    Bid     us      all     de  -  part    in   peace ; 


Still,  on     gos  -  pel     man  -  na   feed  -  ing,    Pure    se    -  ra  -  phic   joys    in  -  crease : 


fi 

Fill   our  hearts  with  con  -  so 

-    la  -  tion, 

Un  -to     Thee  our 

j— \ 1 — U^ 

voi  -  ces 

raise; 

§*-  v  i J '  r  i  * l  f  v 
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J-  •  J 

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1  r^  r^ '  i — i — 

'-i r — 

When  we    reach  that  bliss  -  ful      sta  -  tion    We  will    give  Thee     no  -  bier  praise. 
OOl.     Moderate.  ®XXZL    10.4.10.4.10.10.     Words  by  Dr.  J.  H.  Newman. 


¥S¥ 


rrrrm — -n  ra  r  ..  i  . 


1.  Lead.kindly  Light.amid  the  encircling  gloom  ,Lead  Thou  me  on.  The  night  is  dark,  and  I  am  far  from  home. 


Lead  Thou  me  on.  Keep  Thou  my  feet ;  I  do  not  ask  to  see  The  distant  scene, — one  step  enough  for 
2.  I  was  not  ever  thus,  nor  pray'd  that  Thou 
Should'st  lead  me  on. 
I  loved  to  choose  and  see  my  path  ;  but  now 

Lead  thou  me  on. 
I  loved  the  garish  day,  and,  spite  of  fears, 
Pride  ruled  my  will :  remember  not  past  years. 


(155) 


ad  me  on, 
O'er  moor  and  fen,  o'er  crag  and  torrent,  till, 

The  night  is  gone  ; 
And  with  the  morn  those  angel  faces  smile 
"Which  I  have  loved  long  since,  and  lost  awhila. 


332. 


Moderate. 


)t.      laH^f.     CM.  Inserted  by  his  permission. 


— ' 

i "'  "  i J    '  i  j  ii  n n — n — n 

j  j  j  ]j  j    j  'j  rJ  'j  j  -. 

~s 

]}  *  '   '  '     - 

i     ' — i  r  f  ii  ii  r  i ' — < — i  r  r  i-^-h 

Be  known  to      us     in     breaking    bread,    And     do   not     then    de-part; 


Sa  -  viour,  a  -  bide  with     us,   and  spread    Thy     ta  -  ble       in     our    heart. 
333    Slow,  St.     %%XIK8.    7.7.7.7.7.7.7.7.         Bekthoven,  d.  1827. 


- 

Saviour,  when    in    dust    to      Thee 

Low   we    bow   the     adoring       knee; 

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ir  \  L--  i  * — '-— ;  i — jg— \     h 

When,  re  -  pent  -  ant,    to      the    skies  Scarce  we      lift     our    weep  -  ing     eyes ; 

-J-n 1- 


Oh, 

by 

all 

Thy  pains  and 

1 1 h- 

woe, 

Suffered    once   for 

man 

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Bend  -  iug    from  Thy  throne  on     high,  Hear     our     so  -  lemn       lit   -  a    -    ny. 
(156  ) 


334. 


Moderate. 


fillerkr. 


J.  B.  Konig,  1738. 
.7.8.7.      Harmonized  by  Ludwig  Erk. 


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Sweet  the    moments,  rich    in    bless  -  ing,  Which  be  -  fore  the  cross     I     spend : 


1  0.  J 

j  i  J  Hi  j  J  i   i   j  ii      j  i   i  j  i   i 

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V            & 

Life   and  health  and  peace  pos  -  sess  -  ing,    From  the     sin-ner's    dy  -  ing    Friend. 


QQR  S+i*-l-i-A.vn4  ,  «      J-  ttOSF.NMULLER,  1650. 

00  J.    Bold.  ^lUUfJElI.     87.87.87.87.  (or  six  lines).    Harmonized  by  Bach. 


=£%>>,    j   ^4  j  J  |   j — jpj 

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-  rr  "r1^  r  'Vr  lj 

1   "  ^    r~'  ^*      r  '   ^ 

Glorious  things  of     thee    are     spo  -  ] 
He  whose  word  can  •  not     be      bro  - 1 


a,      Zi  -  on,       ci   -   ty      of    our    God ! 
i,  Formed  thee  for  His  own      a  -  bode. 


II  II  f 

On    the  Rock    of       a  -  ges  found -ed,     What    can  shake  thy  sure  re  -  pose? 


0  %                  '    I        ;          ;   1        ;         "ill          |   ii       i          |  r 

j  "j  J  |  ^  |  j^ — n 

Wf-f  y  rrf'r  r^.  r 

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r^r   r  i  r  v  1  r  flr<  {av     ■  1 

H p-| J ^-| 

With  sal  -  va-tion's  walls  sur  -  round-ed,  Thou  may'st  smile  at     all       thy       foee. 
(157) 


336. 


Joyful 


,&ttt.UJj.    S.M.  dr.  Gauntlett, 


How   beauteous     are  their         feet  Who  stand    on      Zi  -  on's  hill  1 


<*A    A^sLJ^^lA 


r  rr  rr  *-f 


-h- , — ^-p 

Who  bring  sal   -   va  -  tion     on  their  tongues,  And  words  of    peace  re      -     veal. 


337.    cheerful.  (&BltXVL%tTlt    7.7.7.7.7.7.,     Harmtmirad  byDr.  Fiu'ra 

(Or  8  lines,  by  repeating  the  first  two  lines.) 
I 


Bless -ed     are     the    sons    of      God;     They  are  bought  with  Christ's  own  blood; 


-p — I z=>— "~\ '~J ' f 

They    are    ransomed  from  the     grave ;     Life      e  -  ter  -  nal  they  shall 


1 ' 1 -J^ 

With  them  numbered  may    we       be,        Now   and  through  e  -  ter  -  ni 
(153) 


338. 


Gravely. 


/ftfrfiYrt+ktr  Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes.   By  permission, 

l£)U Uj U  JJJ  a»    L. M.      frorn  Hymn*  Ancient  and  Modern. 


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—    — 

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come  and    mourn     with 


a     -     while ;        O      come   ye 


- 

to 

the 

Sa 

-  viour's  side; 

0      come, 

to    ■    ge 

■   ther 

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let 


Je   -  sus,    our     Lord, 


Have  we  no  tears  to  shed  for  Him, 

While  soldiers  scoff  and  Jews  deride  ? 
Ah  !  look  how  patiently  He  hangs; 

Jesus,  our  Lord,  is  crucified. 
How  fast  His  hands  and  feet  are  nailed  ; 

His  throat  with  parching  thrist  is  dried ; 
His  failing  eyes  are  dimmed  with  woe ; 

Jesus,  our  Lord,  is  crucified. 
Seven  times  He  spake,  seven  words  of  love ; 

And  all  three  hours  His  silence  cried 


For  mercy  on  the  souls  of  men ; 

Jesus,  our  Lord,  is  crucified. 
Come,  let  us  stand  beneath  the  Cross ; 

The  fountain  opened  in  His  side, 
Shall  purge  our  deepest  stains  away ; 

Jesus,  our  Lord,  is  crucified. 
A  broken  heart,  a  fount  of  tears, 

Ask,  and  they  will  not  be  denied  ; 
The  broken  heart  He  heals  and  saves  ; 

For  us  our  Lord  was  crucified. 

F  W.  Faber,  D.D. 


7.7.7.7. 


J.  H.  Knecht,  1797. 
From  the  Wiirtemberg  C/ioralbuch. 


Great  the      joy  when  Christians  meet ;  Christian    fel  -  low  -  ship,  how  sweet  ! 


When,  their  theme  of  praise  the    same,      They    ex   -   alt    Je  -  ho  -  vah's   name. 
^  159) 


340.  «, 


5",.f(S.Yt,  _  A.  Ewintg,  Bishop  of  Argyll. 

o5  all  ill.     76.76.76.1  6.        Inserted  by  his  permission. 


Je  -  ru  -  sa  -  lem,  the  g.->l  -  den,  "With  milk  and  honey  blest ;  Beneath  thy  contem- 


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I-    J       I 


-p^ ~p— . 1 pr  ^ 

flowers  that  have  no  thorn ;  Where  they  shall  dwell  as  children,  Who  here  as  exiles  mourn. 


Jerusalem,  the  only, 

That  look'st  from  heaven  below 
In  thee  is  all  my  glory  ; 

In  me  is  all  my  woe. 
I  strive  to  win  that  glory ; 

I  toil  to  gain  that  light ; 
Send  hope  before  to  grasp  it, 

Till  hope  is  lost  to  sight. 
Jerusalem!  exulting, 

On  that  securest  shore ; 
I  hope  thee,  wish  thee,  sing  thee, 

And  love  thee  evermore. 
0  happy,  holy  city, 

The  portion  of  the  blest ; 
True  vision  of  true  beauty, 

Sweet  balm  of  all  distrest. 
Thou  hast  no  shore,  fair  ocean  I 

Thou  hast  no  time,  bright  day  ! 
Dear  fountain  of  refreshment 

To  pilgrims  far  away ! 


341. 


Grave. 


Capmtaum. 


Upon  the  Rock  of  Ages, 

They  raise  thy  holy  tower  ; 
Thine  is  the  victor's  laurel. 

And  thine  the  golden  dower. 
The  Lamb  is  all  thy  splendour, 

The  Crucified  thy  praise ; 
His  laud  and  benediction, 

Thy  ransomed  people  raise. 
And  He  whom  now  we  trust  in, 

Shall  then  be  seen  and  known  ; 
And  they  that  know  and  see  Him, 

Shall  have  Him  for  their  own. 

O  sweet  and  blessed  country, 

When  shall  I  see  thy  face? 
0  sweet  ani  blessed  cotintry, 

When  shall  I  win  thy  grace  ? 
Exult,  0  dust  and  ashes ! 

The  Lord  shall  be  thy  part ; 
His  only,  His  for  ever, 

Thou  shalt  be,  and  thou  art. 
Cento  from  the  Rhythm  of  St.  Bernard. 
R-  Redhead.     Inserted  by 
7.7.7.7.  purchased  permission. 


our  heads    are  bowed  with  woe,  When 
(  MA  ) 


CAPERNAUM— conimuetl. 


342. 


^Pn'fi*      c  J.B.Wilkes.    By  permission,  from 

cJvUH.     S.M.  Hymns  Ancient  and  Modem. 


Far 

from     my    heav 
— 1 | 

en  -  ly        home,       Far 

from     my      Fa  -  ther's    breast 

1       1 

44 ,  •-% 

■ffl.    J.  j 

-b*"^ 

W— \ 

L^_j — r— J_ U-iJ 

Fainting,    I        cry, —    blest  Spi  -  rit,        come,      And  speed  me    to       my        rest. 

343.  <w  §lrn[mm.  cm. 


Quiet. 


Adam  Kriegf.b,  1666. 


-0   hu2 

,      |       ,  |      i     j  i         ii      .   1  J       ■   1  J 1  l         H 

^7      ^ 

'  ^  1  r   i   1  r,  IF    1 1    r  1  f    r  1  "■  J 

The  sha-dows    of    the       evening   hours     Fall  from   the  darkening    sky; 


Up  -  on     the     fra-grance    of     the    flowers  The  dews 
Before  Thy  throne,  0  Lord  of  Heaven, 


We  kneel  at  close  of  day  ; 
Look  on  Thy  children  from  on  high, 

And  hear  us  while  we  pray. 
The  sorrows  of  Thy  servants,  Lord, 

Oh,  do  not  Thou  despise  ; 
But  let  the  incense  of  our  prayers, 

Before  Thy  mercy  rise. 
The  brightness  of  the  coming  light, 

Upon  the  darkness  rolls  ; 


(  161 


With  hopes  of  future  glory  chase, 

The  shadows  on  our  souls. 
Let  peace,  0  Lord,  Thy  peace,  O  God, 

Upon  our  souls  descend  ; 
From  midnight  fears  and  peril?,  Thou 

Our  trembling  hearts  defend. 
Give  us  a  respite  from  our  toil, 

Calm  and  subdue  our  woes  ; 
Through  the  long  day  we  suffer,  Lord, 

Oh,  give  us  now  repose  ! 

A  A.  Procter. 
M 


Moderate. 


Siberia s.  r 


CONRAD  KOCHER. 

From  his  Zionsfiarfe,  1855. 


Gra-cious    Spi  -  rit,  dwell  with    me,         I      my  -  self  would   gra-eious      be ; 


And  with   words  that  help   and    heal,  Would  Thy     life    in     mine    re  -  veal ; 


And  with      ac  -  tious  bold  and    meek,  Would  for  Christ,  my      Sa  -  viour,  speak. 


Truthful  Spirit,  dwell  with  me, 
I  myself  would  truthful  be  ; 
And  with  wisdom  kind  and  clear, 
Let  Thy  life  in  mine  appear  ; 
And  with  actions  brotherly, 
Speak  my  Lord's  sincerity. 

Tender  Spirit,  dwell  with  me, 
I  myself  would  tender  be  ; 
Shut  my  heart  up  like  a  flower, 
In  temptation's  darksome  hour ; 
Open  it  when  shiues  the  sun, 
And  His  love  by  fragrance  own. 


345. 


Moderate. 


gkttiface 


Mighty  Spirit,  dwell  with  me, 
I  myself  would  mighty  be  ; 
Mighcy  so  as  to  prevail, 
Where,  unaided,  man  must  fail ; 
Ever,  by  a  mighty  hope, 
Pressing  on  and  bearing  up. 

Holy  Spirit,  dwell  with  me, 

I  myself  would  holy  be  ; 

Separate  from  sin,  I  would 

Choose  and  cherish  all  things  good ; 

And  whatever  I  can  be, 

Give  to  Him,  who  gave  me  Thee. 

T.  T.  LYNcn. 


Darmstadt  Gesangbuch,  1693. 


i — rT  ■    —     r  '  "^  ' — r~r 

Lo  !  the  storms  of    life    are   breaking,    Faithless  fears  our  hearts  are   shaking; 


For    our    suc-cour     un  -  der       ta-king,    Loi'd  and      Saviour,  help  us. 

(  m  ) 


<?<?  <?s  rr     Rev-  J-  B  Dykes-    B^  Permission, 
»6.Sb  8b.       ivoai  Ili/mits  Ancient  and  Modern. 


1 l-t 1 — "-+- 

E  -  tcr  -  mil   Fa  -  ther,  strong  to  save,  Whose  arm  hath  bound  the  restless  wave, 


Who  bid'st  the    mighty       o  -  cean  deep    Its    own    ap  -  point  -  ed     lim  -  its    keeD  ; 


S 


m^mwm^mmami^^M 


use 


I     I    I       J   ■  I  '  I  '  I  I 

J   J.  J  '  I    -^  J- J-  J- 


PSipf 


"f— ft=r- 


i: 


1 


0    hear    us  when  we  cry    to  Thee    For    those  in    pe  - 


O  Christ,  whose  voice  the  waters  heard, 
And  hnshed  their  raging  at  Thy  word, 
Who  walkcdst  on  the  foaming  deep, 
And  calm  amidst  its  rage  did'st  sleep  ; 
O  heir  us  when  we  cry  to  Thee 
For  those  in  peril  on  the  sea. 

Most  Holy  Spirit,  who  did'st  brood 
Upon  the  chaos  dark  and  rude, 
And  bid  its  angry  tumult  cease, 


•  ril      on     the  sea.      Amen. 

And  give,  for  wild  confusion,  peace  ; 
O  hear  us  when  we  cry  to  Thee 
For  those  in  peril  ou  tue  sea. 

O  Trinity  of  love  and  power, 
Our  brethren  shield  in  dinger's  hour  ; 
From  rock  and  tempest,  fiie  and  foe, 
Protect  them  wheivsoe'er  they  go  ; 
Thus  evermore  shall  rise  to  Thee 
Glad  hymns  of  praise  from  land  and  sea. 
Whiting. 


347, 


l|  tUlTtOS .    L.M.      Latin  Melody  of  the  7th  Century. 


t 


A  -  way  from    every      mor  -  tal  care,     A  -  way  from  earth  our  soul's  re  -  treat ; 


|  I'll 

We  leave  this  worthless  world  a  -  far,      And  wait  and    wor-ship  near  Thy  seat. 
(  163  ) 


348. 
finft, _ 

Y3-1  «,,  K  f  «>«S                             Rev-  J-  B-  Dtkes.  By  permission, 
•3T I  0 11 R I  a  11  U .     11.12.1-2.10.      from  Hyvins  Ancient  and  Molem. 

!       I 

-^  |       .^-  1    '  T^-              J   ^s-      |                  Till 

U-^ 

= — P2-| s 1 ; ^ 1 ■ 1 \\-— — pH — -f 

[o-ly,  Ho-ly,      Ho      -     ly!     Lord    God    Al  -  inigh  -  ty  !  Grateful  -  ly    a- 


K 

,  » 

| 

i  i 

— " — 

s- — -A 

— — - — — — 

— — — 

— — s-;- 

Itb — ^  i  -— 

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j  ,-    ^    g~g 

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dor  -  ing,  our  songs  shall  rise  to  Thee  :    Ho  -  ly,  Ho  -  ly,     Ho    -    ly,     nier  -  ci- 


ful  and  migh  -  ty ;     God    in  Three  per  -  sons,  blessed  Tri  -  ni  -  ty.       A -men. 

349.  Grave.  Simian.  n.n  PAm.Hsn™,i«T. 


When  on       Si  -  nai's    top      I         see,        God    de-scend    in      ma  -  jes   -  ty, 


To    pro  -  c'.aim  His      ho  -  ly        law,      All     ray      spi  -  rit  sinks  with     awe 
350.      •  ilaiKltSlKUU.      5..;.;.v??.S.6.  J .  h.  BCHHK,  1627. 


Sing    Hal  -  le    -    lu  -  j  ah  !  praise  the   Lori  !    Sin?  with    a     cheer -ful    -wice; 


RAVENS  HAW— continued. 


i 

U    j  I,]   ,IM 

Ex  -  alt    our     God  with  loud    ac   -   cord, 

And 

r-1 o        ^ — ^-J -1 

J 1 1 1 ■     &     " 

in    His    name    re  -  joice ; 

\j*              J         |  H      J  1   J T H- 

,    I  J     J  l  .J       h=5=^=| 

.^f,.  *J   j.J  J.J     1       ||ff 

^^  '    li  — i     I  (V — I — hf= — i        °    " 

^    i  I  ^  r    r'  r"  '~^~ 

Ne'er  cease  to    sing,  thou  ransomed  host,  Praise  Fa-ther,  Son,  and    Ho-ly    Ghost, 


til     in    realms  of     end  -  less    light,      Your   prais  -  es     shall    u    -   nite. 


There,  we  to  all  eternity, 
Shall  join  th'  angelic  lays, 

And  sing,  in  perfect  harmony, 
To  God  the  Saviour's  praise : 


'  He  hath  redeemed  us  by  His  blood  ; 
Hath  made  us  kings  and  priests  to  God : 
For  us  the  heavenly  Lamb  was  slain  ; 
Praise  ye  the  Lord.  Amen."   Sweetner. 


351. 


'JfXV^^.Vv^Ttv  Rev.  J.  B  Dykes.    By  permission, 


rom  Hymns  Ancient  and  Modern. 


Our  blest   Re  -  deem-er,    ere    He  breathed  His    ten  -  der    last  fare   -   well, 


a    Com -fort- er,  bequeathed  With 
He  came  sweet  influence  to  impart, 

A  gracious  willing  Guest, 
While  He  can  find  one  humble  heart, 

Wherein  to  rest. 


And  His  that  gentle  voice  we  hear, 
Soft  as  the  breath  of  even,  [fear, 

That  cheeks  each  thought,  that  calms  each 
And  speaks  of  heaven. 

And  every  virtue  we  possess, 
And  every  conquest  won, 


And  every  thought  of  holiness, 
Are  His  alone. 


(  165  ) 


Spirit  of  purity  and  grace, 

Our  weakness,  pitying,  see  : 
O  make  oar  hearts  Thy  dwelling-place, 

And  worthier  Thee. 
O  praise  the  Father ;  praise  the  Son ; 

Blest  Spirit,  praise  to  Thee  ; 
All  praise  to  God,  the  Three  in  One, 

The  One  in  Three.  H.  Auber. 


SUrrn-m      oaocoo       W.  H.  Monk.    By  permission, 
llUilUl.     88.88.88.    from  11 ymns  Ancient  and  Modern. 


And   make  our  luke  -  warm   hearts  to  glow      With  low  -  ly     lore    and     fer  -  vent    will. 


Thro'  life'slongday  and  death's  dark  trgUt,  O 

The  day  is  gone,  its  hours  have  run, 

And  Thou  hast  taken  count  of  all, 

The  scanty  triumphs  grace  hatli  won, 

The  broken  vow,  the  frequent  fall. 

Through  life's  long  day  and  death's  dark  night, 

O  gentle  Jesus,  be  our  Light. 

Grant  us,  dear  Lord,  from  evil  ways 

True  absolution  and  release  ; 

And  bless  us,  more  than  in  past  days, 

With  purity  and  inward  peace. 

Through  life's  long  day  and  death's  dark  night, 

O  gentle  Jesus,  be  our  Light. 

Do  more  than  pardon  ;  give  us  joy, 

Sweet  fear,  and  sober  liberty, 

And  simple  hearts  without  alloy, 


gen  -  tie        Je-sus,    be 


our    Li 


A-men. 


That  only  long  to  be  like  Thee. 

Through  life's  long  day  and  death's  dark  night, 

O  gentle  Jesus,  be  our  Light. 

Labour  is  sweet,  for  Thou  hast  toiled : 

And  care  is  light,  for  Thou  hast  eared;    . 

Ah  !  never  let  our  works  be  soiled 

With  strife,  or  by  deceit  ensnared. 

Through  life's  I..111;  day  and  death's  dark  night, 

O  gentle  Jesus,  be  our  Light. 

For  all  we  love,  the  poor,  the  sad, 

The  sinful,  unto  Thee  we  call ; 

O  let  Thy  mercy  make  us  glad  ; 

Thou  art  our  Jesus,  and  our  all. 

Through  life's  long  day  and  death's  dark  night, 

0  gentle  Jesus,  be  our  Light.    F.  W.  Facer,  D.D. 


353. 


Joyful. 


§  rmttmtfr urg.  7  ml7? v! 


Johann  Cruger,  1653. 


^^m^^S&^mS^^m 


i — 1 — ■ — ' — - ■ — -" — r^i — ' — "p~r~-"-,£!^>  "  1 

Ogive  thanks  to  Him  who  made  Morning  light  and  evening  sltude  ;  Source  and  Giver    of  all 

4- 


>'ight  -  ly  sleep  and  daily         foud  ;    Quickcner  of  our  wearied  powers ;  Guard  of  our  unconw>m»«  hours 

(  166  ) 


oc/1  Silit     lTtwA/^t'SA  Rev.  J.  B.  Dykes.  Bvpermis., 

OU'i.     Moderate.      ^JCTUUUptU.C.     77.77.77.77.  trom  Hymns  Ancient  and  Modern. 


Je  -  su,  re-fugo  of   my    soul,  Let  me  to  Thy  bo  -som  fly,  While  the  near-er 

4-, 


i — r—i — n — r 

wa-ters  roll,  While  the  tempest  still  is    high  :  Hide  me,  O  my  Saviour,  hide,  Till  the 


r 

storm  of  life  bo  past :  Safe  in-to  the  haven  guide  :  0  receive  my  soul  at   last.  A-men. 


W 


355. 


Moderate. 


.     C.M.  T.  M.  Wood,  1866. 

Harmonized  by  J.  Banister.     Inserted  by  permission 


Christ  and  His    cross    is      all     our  theme ;  The  mysteries  that    we    speak 


mmm 


Are  scan  -  dal      in     the  Jews'    es  -  teem,    And     fol  -  ly       to    the    Greek. 
(  167  ) 


356. 


&X&VQXU.     76.76.76.76.  Johasn  Cruger,  1640. 


n — L- 

H — h — 1 — rr 

i — n 1 h n 

<ws — 

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2    & 

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1 

1 

-G>- 

■&>-               £•*          S-                   '           Si-            S>-    ' 
1       !                  J            'j                       -            '       - 

!'< 

2=±= 

r- 

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;  '    i  r    ^  1  f — M— —  1 

i 

Hail     to       the  Lord's  A    -     noint    -    ed ;    Great      Da-vid's  great  -  er      Son 


He  comes    to      break    op  -  pres  -    sii.n ;     To       set      the      cap  -  tive     free ; 


To      take     a 


357. 


tytrnxtan. 


6  5.65.  Dr.  Fred.  Filitz,  1S46. 


BEMERTO  $— continued. 


Pity  -  ing,        lov  -  ing  Sa 

Pardon  our  offences, 
Loose  our  captive  chains, 

Break  down  every  idol 
Which  our  soul  detains. 

Give  us  holy  freedom, 
Fill  our  hearts  with  love  ; 

Draw  us,  holy  Jesus, 
To  the  realms  above. 


Hear    Thy    child  -  ren's        cry. 

Lead  us  on  our  journey, 

Be  Thyself  the  Way 
Through  terrestrial  darkness, 

To  celestial  day. 

Jesu,  meek  and  gentle, 

Son  of  God  most  high, 
Pitying,  loving  Saviour, 

Hear  Thy  children's  cry. — Prynne. 


358. 


a£  cs  AvvivS^A  W.  H.  Monk.    By  permission,  from 

IL/UmllUC.     10.10.10.10.  Hymns  Ancient  and  Modern. 


fail,    and  comforts    flee,     Help    of    the    helpless,     O 
[OR    THIS    CHANT.] 


359. 


Sta^t*. 


bide  with    me. 


A.  H.  D.  Troytr,  d.  1S59. 
Inserted  by  permission. 


^^^^^^m^m^f^m 


(169) 


Qfifl  TV-v^wA-rlv      „.,„„,„  J  Banister,  1S66. 

ODf.     Moderate.  &\.d?d\U\).     8.7.8.7  4.7.  Inserted  by  permissio 


i     '    C  r,    ri  r"    '"   r,    f.  P, 


Come,  Thou  soul-transform  -  ing    Spi  -  rit,    Bless  the    sow  -  er      and   the 


rj 

b : 1 1 r-r-J H ! r-ii— 3 r-i 1 n . n 

fi)  ^  ^     J  1  ^     d  F^ — fg  1   ,-g   M)^  11  ■  .j  -d  |  ^-^^h-^     d  1  g>— H 

■'  ^  'jrj  Vj^iiiic^n^s; 

i-> 

b_j LP — 1 — Lj 1 — 1.             11         LI         l_l 1 U 

Let  each  heart  Thy  grace    in  -  her  -  it ;    Raise  the  weak,  the     hungry     feed : 


From  the  gos        -       pel,        Now  sup  -  ply   Thy    peo-ple's 


361. 


S1     llfarpni     CM.         inserted!,? 


TURLE. 

permission. 


'-'a. 

,     ,                   J    .     .    1 

#a     1  J  J-f     H  ^  =:  1  -HNH  ~  ^h^l^i 

""> 

^       '  r     r  i  r        '             l       H       l  i          '        - — '       » 

Ac  -  cord  -  ing      to    Thy     gra-cious  word,       In     meek  hu  -  mil    -    i    -    ty, 


-' 

1     1    .  J  1     1     j-l 

-! 1     r  -■ 

n 

•J 

^  r  r  r  r 

^ 

1         ? 

-A J- 



~s 

1    r 

L^ZLl 

This    will      I       do,     my      dy  -  ing    Lord ;        I        will    re  -  member     Thee. 
(170) 


^efbscxitm 


6.10.6.10. 


Dr.  Gauntlett,  1SG6. 


And  yet  He  came  to  give 
The  weary  and  the  heavy  laden  rest, 

To  bid  the  sinner  live,  [breast. 

And   soothe  my  griefs  to  slumber  on  His 

I — who  once  made  Him  grieve, 
I — who  once  bade  His  gentle  spirit  mourn ; 

Whose  hand  essayed  to  weave 
For  His  meek  brow  t  he  cruel  crown  of  thom. 

O,  why  should  I  have  peace? 
Why  ?  but  for  that  unchanged,  undying  love 

Which  would  not,  could  not  cease 
Until  it  made  me  heir  of  joys  above  ? 


SllixOlT, 


i  Yes,  but  for  pardoning  grace, 

I  I  feci  I  never  should  in  glory  see 
The  brightness  of  that  face, 
That  once  was  pale  and  agonized  for  me. 

Let  the  birds  seek  their  nest, 
Foxes  their  holes,  and  man  his  peaceful  bed; 

Come,  Saviour  !  in  my  breast 
Deign  to  repose  Thine  oft-rejected  head. 

On  earth  Thou  lovest  he>t 
To  dwell  in  humble  souls  that  mourn  for  sin  ; 

O  come  and  take  Thy  rest, 
This  broken,  bleeding,  contrite  heart  within. 
J.  B.  Monsell,  LL.D. 


All    peo -pie  that  on  earth  do    dwell,    Sing    to  the  Lord  with  cheerful  voice: 
-* r— I 1 1 m , „     ^    ,       I 


Him  serve  with  mirth,  His  praise  forth  tell;     Come  ye    before  Him  and       re-   ioice. 
(  171  ) 


364. 


JHOttUUUlUS.      6G.G6.66.G6.     Arranged  by  Dr.  Rimbault. 
French  Collection  for  the  Churches  of  the  Augsburg  Confession,  1846. 


Thy  way,  not  mine,  0  Lord,     How  -  e  -  ver  dark  it        be  1    Lead  me  by  Thine  own 


hand,  Choose  out  the  path  for      me.  Smooth  let   it     be    or         rough,  It 


I        I 


wl        "I  I  -      f*      \ 1        '      ^ 

will  be  still  the    best,    Winding  or  straight,  it  leads  Right  onward  to  Thy    rest. 


I  dare  not  choose  my  lot ; 
I  would  not  if  I  might : 
Choose  Thou  for  me,  my  God, 
So  shall  I  walk-  aright. 
The  kingdom  that  I  seek 
Is  Thine  ;  so  let  the  way 
That  leads  to  it  be  Thine, 
Else  I  must  surely  stray. 


Take  Thou  my  cup,  and  it 
With  joy  or  sorrow  fill, 
As  best  to  Thee  may  seem  ; 
Choose  Thou  my  good  and  ill. 
Not  mine,  not  mine  the  choice, 
In  things  or  great  or  small ; 
Be  Thou  my  guide,  my  strength, 
M  •.'  wiadom,  and  my  all. 

H.  Bonae,  D.D. 


365. 


Si  S&martr.  cm.  hksbtskaw. 

By  permission,  from  Psalms  and  Hymns  for  Divine  Worship. 


All      that      I      was,  my     sin,    my   guilt,      My  death,  was     all  mine   own; 

4-, — J- 


366. 


W.  II.  Calcott,  1SG6, 
(v;»t«*A,\„>B".iv4H     !»••  •».!  ».i  w.ou.         partly  from  Mendelssohn. 
By  permission,  from  Psalms  and  Hymtis  for  Divine  Worship. 


Moderate.      ^nteCSSMtt.    75.75.75.75 


When  the  weary,  keeking  rest,  To    Thy  goodness  flee ;  When  the  heavy  la  -  den 


j .  J.  A  J.  z±     . 


I      I 


cast    All  their  load   on    Thee ;  When  the  troubled,    seeking    peace,    On  Thy 


"I 1 r 

name  shall  call ;  When  the  sin  -  ner,   seeking    life,     At     Thy  feet  shall        fall : 


tf-Yr^ 

ji   P-,    .i  rJ  J 

— i — h 

pf"*             | 

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rii     i  iL' 

Hear,  then  in  love,      O    Lord,     the  cry, 


When  the  worldling,  sick  at  heart, 

Lifts  his  soul  above  ; 
When  the  prodigal  looks  back 

To  bis  Father's  love  ; 
When  the  proud  man  from  his  pride, 

Stoops  to  seek  Thy  face  ; 
When  the  burdened  brings  his  guilt 

To  Thy  thr<  >ne  of  grace  .- 
Hear  then,  in  love,  O  Lord,  the  cry. 
In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place  on  high. 

When  the  stranger  asks  a  home, 

All  his  tods  to  end  ; 
When  the  hungry  craveth  food, 

And  the  poor  a  friend  ; 
When  the  sailor  on  the  wave 

Bows  the  fervent  knee  ; 
When  the  soldier  on  the  field 

Lifts  his  heart  to  Thee : 
Hear  then,  in  love,  0  Lord,  the  cry. 
In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place  on  high. 

When  the  man  of  toil  and  care 

In  the  city  crowd  ; 
When  the  shepherd  on  the  moor 

Names  the  name  of  God ; 
When  the  learned  and  the  high., 


(  n 


In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place     on    high. 

Tired  of  earthly  fame, 
Upon  higher  joys  intent, 

Name  the  blessed  Name : 
Hear  then,  in  love,  O  Lord,  the  cry, 
In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place  on  high. 

When  the  child,  with  grave  fresh  lip, 

Youth,  or  maiden  fair ; 
When  the  aged,  weak  and  grey, 

Seek  Thy  face  in  prayer  ; 
When  the  widow  weeps  to  Thee, 

Sad  and  lone  and  low ; 
When  the  orphan  brings  to  Thee 

All  his  orphan  woe  : 
Hear  then,  in  love,  O  Lord,  the  cry. 
In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place  on  high. 

When  creation,  in  her  pangs, 

Heaves  her  heavy  groan  ; 
When  Thy  Salem's  exiled  sons 

Breathe  their  bitter  moan  ; 
When  Thy  waiting,  weeping  church, 

Looking  for  a  home, 
Sendeth  up  her  silent  sigh, 

Come,  Lord  Jesus,  come  ! 
Hear  then,  in  love,  O  Lord,  the  cry, 
In  heaven,  Thy  dwelling-place  on  high. 
!  )  H.  Bonak,  D.D. 


(ibij£rto.C,tL    CM.  Inserted  by  permission. 


We     will    not    fear  though  earth  be  moved,    And     hills    in        o  -  cean  hurled. 


368. 


Srfror. 


MLiUUUl.      7.6.7.6.7.6.7.6.  H.  Kugelmann,  1540. 

(May  also  be  sung  in  Common  time.) 


I     lay  my  sins  on      Je    -   sus,  The  spotless  Lamb  of  God ;  He  beai  s  them  all  and 


wash  my  crimson  stains  White  in 
I  lay  my  wants  on  Jesus  ; 

All  fulne.-s  dwells  in  Him  ; 
He  heals  all  my  diseases, 

He  cloth  my  soul  redeem. 
I  lay  my  griefs  on  Jesus, 

My  burdens  and  my  cares ; 
He  from  them  all  releases, 

He  all  my  sorrows  shares. 

I  rest  my  soul  on  Jesus ; 

This  weary  soul  of  mine ; 
His  right  band  me  embraces, 

I  on  His  breast  recline. 


His  blood  most  precious,     Till  not  s  spot  remains. 
I  love  the  name  of  Jesus, 

Immanuel,  Christ,  the  Lord ; 
Like  fragrance  on  the  breezes, 

His  name  abroad  is  poured. 

I  long  to  be  like  Jesus, 

Meek,  loving',  lowly,  mild ; 
I  long  to  be  Ike  Jesus, 

The  Father's  only  cbild. 
I  long  to  be  with  Jesus, 

Amid  the  heavenly  throng, 
To  sing  with  saints  His  praises, 

To  learn  the  angels'  song. 
(  174  )  H.  Eonab,  D.D. 


Mendelssohn,  d.  1347. 


T^ I r  . 

O   had   I,  my  Saviour,  the  wingsof  a  dove,       How  soon  would  I  soar  to  Thy  presence  above  ! 


How  soon  would  I  fly  where  the  weary  have  rest,      And  hide  all  my  cares  in  Thy  sheltering  breast ! 


370. 


Slowly. 


Ikifebant.     6.6.10.6.6.10.  Dr. 


Gatjntlett,  18C6. 


i — i — -< — — ^ — —r — r 

Thou  who  didst  stoop  be  -  low        To    drain  the  cup    of  -woe,        And  wear  the 

-I- 


crown   of    victory      won,     Iia;t      passed        from  earth, — passed  to  Thy  home  on  high. 


It  was  no  path  of  flowers, 

Through  this  dark  world  of  ours, 
Beloved  of  the  Father,  Thou  didst  tread ; 

And  shall  we  in  dismay, 

Shrink  from  the  narrow  way,     [spread? 
When  clouds   and   darkness  are  around  it 

O  Thou,  who  art  our  life, 

Be  with  us  through  the  strife ;    I  bowed. 
Thine  own  meok  head  by  rudest  storms  was 

(  1 


Raise  Thou  our  eyes  above, 

To  see  a  Father's  love, 
Beam  like  a  bow  of  promise  thro'  the  cloud. 

'Fen  through  the  awful  gloom, 

"Which  hovers  o'er  the  tomb, 
That  light  of  love  our  guiding-star  shall  be. 

Our  spirts  shall  not  die.id 

The  shadowy  path  to  tread,       fto  Thee. 

Friend,  Guardian,  Saviour,  which  doth  lead 

5  )  Sibella.  E.  Miles,  1840. 


Q71  ?&\*rr"trr      8.7.8.7.4.7.  ;  or,  without 

O/X.    Joyful  adtt-lttlU  repeat,  8.7.8.7.  Joachim  Neander,  16S0. 


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1     -&    -s>-     ^-)         -s>-  ■*-  -m-    ^)     -&- 

I     v  i  P  p-ii  i     i    i      i   i 

1 l.o      Jl 

O'er    the    gloomy    hills    of    darkness      Look,  my      soul,  be    still  and    gaze; 
All     the      pro    -    mises  do    travail         With    a       glo-rious    day      of    grace ; 


1 ' — ■ ■ ■ " ^7— r 

Bless  -  ed  jubi  -  lee,    Bless  -  ed     jubi  -  lee,      Let   thy    glori-ous    morn-ing     dawn. 


Latin  Melody,  "Veni,  veni, 
8.8.8.8.8.8.  Emmanuel,"  12th  Cent. 


O     come,   O  come,  Em     -      man      -      u   -    el,        And     ransom      captive 


EPHRATAH— continued. 


joice  1  Em    -    man 


a   -  el  Shall  come   to  Thee,  0 


0  come,  thou  rod  of  Jesse,  free 
Thine  own  from  Satan's  tyranny ; 
Prom  depths  of  hell  Thy  people  save, 
And  give  them  victory  o'er  the  grave. 
Rejoice !  rejoice  I  Emmanuel 
Shall  come  to  thee,  0  Israel ! 

O  come,  Thou  Day-spring,  come  and  cheer 
Our  spirits  by  Thine  Advent  here ; 
Disperse  the  gloomy  clouds  of  night, 
And  death's  dark  shadows  put  to  flight. 
Rejoice  1  rejoice !  Emmanuel 
Shall  come  to  thee,  0  Israel ! 


O  come,  Thou  Key  of  David,  come, 
And  open  wide  our  heavenly  home  ; 
Make  safe  the  way  that  leads  on  high, 
And  close  the  path  to  misery. 
Rejoice  !  rejoice  !  Emmanuel 
Shall  come  to  thee,  O  Israel ! 

O  come,  O  come,  Thou  Lord  of  might ! 
W  ho  to  Thy  tribes,  on  Sinai's  height, 
In  ancient  times  didst  give  the  law, 
In  cloud,  and  majesty,  and  awe. 
Rejoice  !  rejoice  J  Emmanuel 
Shall  come  to  thee,  O  Israel  1 

J.  M.  Neale,  D.D. 


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373.  Joyfxd. 

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»  »  »  *  *  7  »         &•  J-  Elvkt,  Mus.  Doc. 
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God,    our    Ma-ker,    doth  pro 


be    sup  -  plied  :— 


"I ^C 

Come    to    God's  own  tem  -  pie,    come ;    Raise  the    song    of     Har  -  vest   Home  I 


All  this  world  is  God's  own  field, 
Fruit  unto  His  praise  to  yield ; 
Wheat  and  tares  together  sown, 
Unto  joy  or  sorrow  grown  : 
First  tbe  blade,  and  then  the  ear, 
Then  the  full  com  shall  appear : 
Lord  of  Harvest,  grant  that  we 
Wholesome  grain  and  pure  may  be. 

For  the  Lord  our  God  shall  come, 
And  shall  take  His  Harvest  home  : 
From  His  field  shall  in  that  day 
All  offences  purge  away ; 


374. 


Cjjmtjj 


Give  His  angels  charge  at  last. 
In  the  fire  the  tares  to  cast ; 
But  the  fruitful  ears  to  store 
In  His  garner  evermore. 

Even  so,  Lord,  quickly  come 
To  Thy  final  Harvest-Home  ! 
Gather  Thou  Thy  people  in, 
Free  from  sorrow,  free  from  sin  ; 
There,  for  ever  purified, 
In  Thy  presence  to  abide ; 
Come,  with  all  Thine  angels,  come, 
Raise'the  glorious  Harvest-Home  ! 

Dean  Alford  (revised  for  this  work.) 


CM. 


Dr.  Louis  Spohr,  d.  1S59. 


ver     near,    Thy       pre- 
[178) 


CHEEITH-  continued. 


And     thus     in    -    spired  with       ho 


Here  may  Thy  faithful  people  know 

The  blessings  of  Thy  love  ; 
The  streams  that  through  the  desert  flow ; 

The  manna  from  above. 
We  come,  obedient  to  Thy  word, 

To  feast  on  heavenly  food ; 


fore    thine 


tar      kneel. 


fear,       Be 

Our  meat,  the  body  of  the  Lord  ; 
Our  drink,  His  precious  blood. 

Thus  may  we  all  Thy  words  obey ; 

For  we,  O  Ood,  are  Thine  ; 
And  go  rejoicing  on  our  way, 

Renewed  with  strength  Divine — E.  Oslek. 


(Slim. 


C.M.D.  (irreg.) 


W.  H.  Caxcott.     By  permission,  from 
Psalms  and  Hymns  for  Divine  Worship. 


For  the 


I  thirst  for  springs  of  heavenly  life, 

And  here  all  day  they  rise  : 
I  seek  the  treasure  of  Thy  love, 

And  close  at  hand  it  lies. 
And  a  new  song  is  in  my  mouth 

To  long-loved  music  set ; 
Glory  to  Thee  for  all  the  grace 

I  have  not  tasted  yet. 
Glory  to  Thee  for  strength  withheld. 

For  want  and  weakness  known  ; 
And  the  fear  that  sends  me  to  ThyseR 

For  what  is  most  my  own. 


(  K9) 


I  have  a  heritage  of  joy 

That  yet  I  must  not  see  ; 
But  the  hand  that  bled  to  make  it  mine 

Is  keeping  it  for  me. 

My  heart  is  resting,  O  my  God, 

My  heart  is  in  Thy  care ; 
I  hear  the  voice  of  joy  and  health 

Resounding  everywhere. 
"  Thou  art  my  portion,"  saith  my  soul. 

Ten  thousand  voices  say, 
And  the  music  of  their  glad  Amen 

Will  never  die  away.  A.  L.  TVari 


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Bread   of  heaven !  on  Thee      I      feed,       For  Thy   flesh    is    meat    in  -  deed. 


Day    by     day  witb  strength  supplied  Through  the    life     of      Him  who    died. 


377. 


SKatfcnrfr.   96.96.96.96.  German  C&oraib. 

Arranged  by  the  Rev.  Peter  Macbice,  D.D. 


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WAT  FORD— continued. 


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high  -  est    heavens  as  -  cend    -    ed, 

Weep  not  for  Him  on  Calvary  dying ; 

Weep  only  for  thy  sins. 
Come  see  the  place  where  he  was  lying ; 

"Tis  there  our  hope  begins. 
Yet  stay  not  there,  thy  sorrows  feeding, 

Amid  the  scenes  He  trod : 
Look  up  and  see  Him  interceding 

At  the  right  hand  of  God. 

Still  in  the  shameful  cross  I  glory, 
Where  His  dear  blood  was  spilt; 

His  shameful  cross,  set  forth  before  me, 
Hath  cancelled  all  my  guilt. 


In 


glo  -  ry       fills      the    throne. 


Yet  what  'mid  conflict  and  temptation, 
Shall  strength  and  succour  give  ? — 

He  lives,  the  Captain  of  Salvation ; 
Therefore  His  servants  live. 

By  death,  He  death's  dark  king  defeated, 

And  overcame  the  grave  : 
Rising,  the  triumph  He  completed ; 

He  lives,  He  reigns  to  save. 
Heaven's  happy  myriads  bow  before  Him : 

He  comes,  the  Judge  of  Men  ; 
These  eyes  shall  see  Him  and  "adore  Him  ; 

Lord  Jesus  !  own  me  then.     Condek. 


378. 


Moderate. 


im.    7.7.7.7. 


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Wel-come  slum-ber       to 


mine    eyes,    Tired  with  glar-ing     van 
(  131  ) 


379. 


Moderate. 


Pthnm. 


6.5.6.5.6.5.6.5.     Melody  of  the  15th'Century. 


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Sheds  the  se  -  cret  tear, 


God 


God  will  never  leave  thee, 

All  thy  wants  He  knows, 
Feels  the  pains  that  grieve  thee 

Sees  thy  cares  and  woes. 
Raise  thine  eyes  to  heaven 

"When  thy  spirits  quail, 
When  by  tempests  driven. 

Heart  and  courage  fail. 

When  in  grief  we  languish, 

He  will  dry  the  tear, 
Who  His  children's  anguish 

Soothes  with  succour  near. 


His  watch  is  keep  -  ing,  Though  none  else  is  near. 

All  our  woe  and  gladness 

In  this  world  below, 
Balance  not  the  gladness 

We  in  heaven  shall  know. 

On  Thy  truth  relying, 

In  the  mortal  strife, 
Lord,  receive  us  dying 

To  eternal  life. 
Jesus,  gracious  Saviour, 

In  the  realms  above, 
Crown  us  with  Thy  favour; 

Fill  us  with  Thy  love. 

Heinrich  S.  Oswald. 


380.  Ba±          gtamtbrim. 

8.7.8.7.8.7.,  or    German  Chorale, arranged 
8.7.8.7.4.7.         by  Dr.  Lowell  Mason. 

"      -p  i    i    i    i    r  ' 

1  j.  i   ,   i  i 

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i      '      i   i 

O    how  blest  the    con  -  gre  -  ga  -  tion,     "Who  the    gos  -  pel  know  and  prize  ! 


Joy  -  ful     ti  -  dings  of     sal  -  va  -  tion  Brought  by     Je  -  bus  from   the  skies 
(  1S2  ) 


MANNHEIM— continued. 


He      is  near  them,  He      is    near  them,  Knows  their  wants  and  hears  their  cries. 

Ool.    grave.  <^£tmtl,    S.M.  Mendelssohn,  d.  1847. 

4- 


A    charge    to    keep       I        have,  A        God        to      glo    -    ri    -   fj; 


A       ne  -  ver  -   dy  -  ing    soul     to     save,     And     fit      it         for   the       sky. 

OOZ,    Moderate.  QilOXt.    8.3.3.6.8.3.3.6.     Johann  Geo.  Ebelino,  1662. 

I,     ...      , „     I      J    , „_1 U 


Ere      I      sleep,  for       ev  -  ery     fa    -    tout,  This  day  showed    By    my    God, 


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383. 


Moderate. 


KpUtXiVX*    8.8.8.8.6.       Magdeburg  Moral  Book.  1540- 


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0    Lord,    Thy  heaven -ly     grace    im  -  part,    And     fix      my     frail,    in 


con-stant    heart;  Heuce- forth   my      chief    de   -   6ire    shall       be,         To 


A  j.   j  £L  A  j. 


di  -  cate     my  -  self 


Whate'er  pursuits  my  time  employ, 
One  thought  shall  fill  my  soul  with  joy : 
That  silent,  secret  thought  shall  be, 
That  all  my  hopes  are  fixed  on  Thee. 
On  Thee,  my  God,  on  Thee. 


Thee. 


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To    Thee,    my     God,     to     Thee. 


Thy  glorious  eye  pervades  all  space  ; 
Thou'rt  present,  Lord,  in  every  place ; 
And  wheresoe'er  my  lot  may  be, 
Still  shall  my  spirit  cleave  to  Thee. 
To  Thee,  my  God,  to  Thee. 


Renouncing  every  worldly  thing ; 
Safe  'neath  the  covert  of  Thy  wing : 
My  sweetest  thought  henceforth  shall  be, 
That  all  I  want  I  find  in  Thee. 
In  Thee,  my  God,  in  Thee. 


I/1VDON  :  BKKJAJdXX  PARDOK,  TTPOGRAPHIC»L  MUSIC   FRIKTER,  rATEBNOSTEE  ROW 


THE 


fcgttga&nd  psalmist : 

(SECOND    SECTION.) 

CHANTS,  SANCTUSES, 


BY  THE  BEST  COMPOSERS,  ANCIENT  AND  MODERN; 


%\t  Jtait  anfo  Watte  arrange  for  tfjongregational  8foe. 


EDITED    BT 

THE    REV.    HENRY   ALLON. 


FORTIETH  THOUSAND. 


LONDON  : 

HODDER    &    STOUGHTON,    27,    PATERNOSTER     ROW; 
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LONDON : 
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PATERNOSTER   ROW. 


DIRECTIONS    FOR    CHANTING. 


fT^HE  multiplication  of  artificial  marks  in  chants,  generally 
-*-  produces  a  mechanical  result  :  these  therefore  are  avoided 
as  much  as  possible  ;  hut  the  following  general  explanations  and 
rules  may  be  of  service  : — 

1.  The  hyphen  -  connects  syllables,  which  are  to  be  sung  to 
one  note  of  the  music. 

2.  The  diaeresis  . . .  separates  syllables,  which  are  to  be  sung 
to  different  notes. 

3.  The  circumflex  ****  indicates  that  two  or  more  notes  are  to 
be  sung  to  the  syllable  over  which  it  is  placed. 

4.  Good  chanting  is  simply  good  reading,  only  in  a  musical 
tone ;  the  grouping  of  the  words,  emphasis,  expression,  &c, 
should  be  the  same  as  in  reading.  The  first  thing  in  the  study 
of  a  chant  therefore  is  to  determine  upon  the  most  natural  and 
emphatic  expressions  of  the  words.  Hence,  the  words  recited 
to  the  first  note,  which  is  ad  libitum,  are  not  to  be  sung  faster 
than  the  words  that  follow,  but  as  the  natural  expression  may 
require.     Musical  time  begins  only  with  the  first  bar. 

5.  The  first  bar  is  not  intended  to  indicate  a  rest  after  the 
recitative,  but  only  the  beginning  of  musical  time ;  neither  in  a 
tune  nor  in  a  chant  is  a  bar  intended  as  a  resting  place,  e.g. — 

"  I  will  bless  the  Lord,  who  hath  |  given  me  |  counsel :" 

The  pause  is  not  after  the  word  "  hath,"  but  after  the  word 
"  Lord."  What  follows  is  to  be  sung  as  one  phrase,  the  words 
"  who  hath  "  as  two  short  notes  introductory  to  the  cadence. 

6.  No  chant  should  be  used  in  a  congregation  until  the 
precentor  or  choir  shall  have  carefully  studied  the  grouping, 
emphasis,  and  natural  expression  of  the  words. 


INDEX. 


Nuir.k*s 

1.  .. 

2.  .. 

3.  .. 

4.  .. 

5.  .. 

6.  .. 

7.  .. 

8.  .. 

9.  .. 

10.  .. 

11.  .. 

12.  .. 

13.  .. 

14.  .. 

15.  .. 

16.  .. 

17.  .. 

18.  .. 

19.  .. 

20.  .. 

21.  .. 
11 

23.  .. 

24.  .. 

25.  .. 

26.  .. 

27.  .. 
28  .. 


Psalm. 

. .  VIII. 
. .  XVI. 
..  XXIII. 
..  XXVII. 
..  XXIV. 
..  XXIX. 
..  XXX. 
. .  XXXVI. 
..  XXXIV. 

..   Lvn. 

XLII.  &  XLIII. 

. .  XXXIX. 

..  XL VI.  , 
..  XL VIII. 

LI.  . 
..  XL VII. 
..  LXIII. 
. .  LXV. 
..  LXXVI.  , 
..  LXXI. 
..   LXXII.   . 

..Lxxxrv, 

..   LXVII.   . 

. .  LXXXV. 

..  XCIII.  . 
..  XCVII.  , 
..LXXXVL, 
..LXXXIX. 


Composer.  Key. 

Dr.  Philip  Hayes  E  . 
Dr.  T.  S.  Dupuis  A  , 
Richard  Farrant  F  . 
R.  Langdon. .  F  . 

Rev.  W.  Tucker  A  . 
Dr.  W.  Turner  Sj  . 
Dr.  Boyce  ..  F  . 

Dr.  Alcock  . .  A  . 
Dr.  P.  Hayes         E  . 

{R.  Langdon  D  , 

Dr.  P.  Hayes  F  . 
|  Dr.  B.  Cooke  E  . 
\  Rev.  W.  Felton     E  . 

Dr.  Gauntlett        D  . 

Dr.  R.  Woodward  B  . 

Lord  Mornington  E  . 

Flintoft        ..         E  . 

W.  Lee..     ..         E  . 

Dr.  Philip  Hayes  F  . 

J.  Robinson..         E  . 

Battishill     ..         A  . 

Fitzherbert  ..         F  . 

Dr.  W.  Boyce        D  . 

T.  Norris     . .         A  , 
(  Gregorian,  9th  or  \  -p, 
\  Peregrine  Tone  ) 

Dr.W.  Hayes        G  . 

Dr.  C.  Gibbons      G  . 

Goldwin      ..         A  . 

J.  Battishill. .         A  . 

J.HindleMus.Bac.E  . 


Single. 

Doubly 

Single. 

Double 

Single. 

Single. 

Double. 

Single. 

Double. 

Single. 

Single. 

Single. 

Single. 

Double. 

Single. 

Double. 

Double. 

Single . 

Singh 

Doubi.. 

Single. 

Double. 

Double. 

Double. 

Single. 

Double. 

Single. 

Single. 

Double. 

DouWe. 


1.                    Psalm. 

Composer.          Key. 

..     xc.     .. 

.     Dr.  Gaunt]  ett         C  .. 

Double 

..     XCI.     .. 

.     Dr.  T.  S.  Dupuis  A  . . 

Double 

..    XCH.     .. 

.     Lord  Mornington  D   .. 

Double 

..  XCVIII.  .. 

.     Savage         ..         B  .. 

Single. 

..    xcv.    .. 

f  Dr.  Alcock  . .        A  . . 
'  \  Dr.  Blow     . .         F  . . 

Single 
Single. 

LXXXVII. 

.     Dr.  R.  Woodward  C  . . 

Single. 

..    XCVI.    .. 

•     Jones            . .        D  . . 

Double 

c. 

.     PelhamHumphreysC  . . 

Single. 

..    cm.    .. 

(  Lord  Mornington  E  . . 
*  I  J.  Weldon    . .        G  . . 

Double, 
Single. 

..  CXXII.  .. 

.     Kelway         . .        D  . . 

Single. 

..      CII.      .. 

rPurcell         ..        G  .. 
"  (Higgins        ..         G  .. 

Single. 
Double. 

..      CIV.      .. 

.     Soaper          . .         A  . . 

Double 

..      CXI.      .. 

.     Dr.  Crotch  ..         A  .. 

Double 

..    CXXI.    .. 

.     Gregorian,7thToneG  . . 

Single. 

..    cxv.    .. 

.     Gregorian,5thToneE  .. 

Single. 

..    CXVL    .. 

.  {  Dr.  Gauntlett         E  . . 

/  Single  & 
[  Double. 

..  CXVIII.  .. 

.     Rev.  P.  Henley     F  . . 

Double. 

..  cxxx.  .. 

(  Farrant        . .         A   . . 
*  \  H.  Purcell  . .         F   . . 

Single. 
Single. 

-.CXXXII. .. 

.     Soaper          . .        A  . . 

Double 

..CXXXVI... 

.     Gregorian,5thToneE  . . 

Single. 

CXXXVHI. 

.     Croft..          ..         B   .. 

Single. 

..CXXXIX... 

.     Dr.  W.  Hayes        G  . . 

Double. 

..   CXLH.    .. 

.     Tallis            ..        A  .. 

Single. 

..  CXLIII.  .. 

.     Flintoft        ..        G  .. 

Double 

..CXXXIV... 

.     Dr.  Nares     . .        A  . . 

Single. 

..    CXLV.    .. 

.     Lord  Mornington  D   . . 

Double. 

..  CXLVI.  .. 

J.  Robinson . .         E  . . 

Double. 

..cxLvn. .. 

.     Dr.  W.  Boyce       D  . . 

Double. 

..CXLVIII... 

..     Dr.  Randall..         E  .. 

Double. 

..       CL.       .. 

.     Gregorian,8thToneG  .. 

Single. 

..   Numbers  VI.  22— 26 

.     Gregorian,  IstToneF  .. 

Single. 

1  Sam.  II.  1-10 

. .     8.  Wesley    . .        G  . . 

Double. 

.  lChron.XXIX.10— 13 

.     Dr.  Wm.  Chard     E  . . 

Single. 

. .     Proverbs  II.  &  III. 

.     Dr.  Crotch   . .         G  . . 

Double. 

Isaiah  XI.  1—10 

. .     From  Handel          F  . . 

Double. 

INDEX. 


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Nmnbe                      Psalm. 

Composer           Key. 

64. 

. .  Isaiah  XII 

Rev.  P.  Henley      F  . . 

Double. 

65. 

..      Isaiah  XXV.  1—9      .. 

Dr.  Wm.  Russell  E  . . 

Double. 

66. 

..     Isaiah  XXVI.  1—13    .. 

Anonymous..          F  .. 

Double. 

67. 

Isaiah  XL.,  1 — 11 

(  Gregorian,  from  )  -p, 
\    the  7th  Tone.    }  x   " 

Double. 

68. 

..       Isaiah  LII.  7— 10      .. 

Dean  Aldrich         G  . . 

Double. 

69. 

Isaiah  XL.,  &c. 

Langdon       ..          F  .. 

Double. 

70. 

Isaiah  LIU. 

Anonymous..         C  .. 

Double. 

71. 

Isaiah  LX. 

W.  Hawes  ..         E  .. 

Double. 

72. 

Habakkuklll. 

Rev.  D.  Thomas    G  .. 

Double. 

73. 

Luke  I.  68— 79 

Attwood      ..         E  .. 

Double. 

74. 

Luke  H.  22—32 

Gregorian, 7thToneF  .. 

Single. 

75. 

Luke  I.  46— 55 

Gregorian,  IstToneF  .. 

Single. 

76. 

1  Cor.  V.,  &c. 

Gregorian, 6thToneG  .. 

Single. 

77. 

..1  Cor.  XV.. 

W.  Moiley  . .        D  . . 

Doable 

78. 

Revelation  I. 

Dr.  Blow     . .        E  . . 

Single. 

79. 

. .  BenedictineOpera  omnia . . 

Gregorian,5thToneE  .. 

Single. 

80. 

( Doxologies  from  the  ) 
\        Apocalypse.         )  *  * 

Gregorian,  &c 

Single. 

81. 

j  Songs  of  Victory  from  \ 
\     the  Apocalypse.      J  *  * 

Dr.  Gauntlett 

Single. 

82. 

|    Alleluias  from  the    ) 
"  \         Apocalypse.        J  " 

Dr.  Gauntlett 

Single. 

83. 

Gloria  in  Excelsis 

Dr.  Gauntlett 

Single. 

84 

(  "  Wepraise  thee,  0  God" 
•*  \             (Te  Deum). 

}  Dr.  Gauntlett 

Single. 

85. 

(  "Wepraise thee,  0  God" 
"  \             (Te  Deum). 

J  Gregorian    ..               .. 

Single. 

86. 

Sanctus  No. ' 1 

Giovanni  Croce. 

S7. 

Sanetus    „    2         •• 

Dr.  Gauntlett. 

88. 

Sanctus    „     3 

I  From  Kocher's 
\  "  Zionsharfe." 

89. 

Sanetus    „    4 

( Old  Latin,  fmm 
{     Marbecke. 

90. 

Sanctus    „     "?          , . 

D  .  Gauntlett. 

91. 

Sanctus    „    6 

Dr.  Camidge. 

92. 

Sanctus    „    7 

Lutheran  Sanctus. 

93. 

Sanctus    „    8 

Orlando  Gibbons. 

94. 

Sanctus    „    9 

Arranged  from  Sponr. 

96 

•  •           Sanctus    ,,10          .. 

Arranged  from  a 
Gregorian  Cantus. 

Number. 

Psalm. 

Composer.          Kgf 

96.   .. 

Sanctus,  2s  o.  11 

Tallis. 

97.    .. 

1 '  0  Saviour  of  the  World' 

f  Gregorian  9th  or  1      p 
\  Peregrine  Tone.  J  ' ' 

98.   .. 

Gloria  in  Exceliis    . 

Dr.  Gauntlett. 

99.   .. 

"  I  will  arise" 

Rev.  Richard  Cecil. 

100.    .. 

Dies  Irae 

Dr.  Gauntlett. 

101.    .. 

Suffrages 

Tallk. 

ADDITIONAL    CHANTS. 

102... 

. .          .  •         • .         •  • 

Barrow         . .        F  .. 

Double. 

103... 

..          .,         . . 

S.  Wesley    ..        F.. 

Doubie- 

104... 

. .         .  . 

From  Beethoven    C  . . 

Double, 

105. . . 

..          .. 

Dr.  Beck  with       D.. 

Double, 

106... 

• .          ..         .  .         .  • 

Mara           . .       A . . 

Double 

107... 

Attwood       ..        C  .. 

Double 

Dr.  Pun.rp  Hayes. 


1  0  |  Lord  our  |  Lord,  ||  How  excellent  is  thy  |  name,  in  | 
all  the  |  earth ! 

2  Who  hast  |  set  thy  |  glory  ||  Thy  |  glory  a-|bove  the  | 
heavens. 

3  Out  of  the  mouths  of  |  babes  and  |  sucklings  j|  Hast  J  thou 
or  |  dain. .  ed  |  strength, 

4  Be  |  cause  -  of  thine  |  enemies  ;  ||  That  thou  mightest  still 
the  |  enemy  and  |  the  a- 1  venger. 

5  "When  I  consider  thy  heavens,  the  |  work  -  of  thy  |  fingers,  || 
The  moon  and  the  stars,  |  which  thou  |  hast  or- 1  dained : 

6  What  is  man,  that  thou  art  |mind.  .ful  |  of  him  ?  ||  And  the 
son  of  |  man,  that  |  thou  |  visitest  him  ? 

7  For  thou  hast  made  him  a  little  lower  |  than  the  |  angels,  || 
And  hast  crowned  |  him  with  |  glory  and  |  honour. 

8  Thou  madest  him  to  have  dominion  over  the  |  works  -  ol 
thy  |  hands ;  ||  Thou  hast  put  |  all  things  |    under  his  |  feet : 

9  All  |  sheep  and  |  oxen,  ||  Tea  |  and  the  |  beasts  -  of  the  |  field  , 

10  The  fowl  of  the  air,  and  the  |  fish  -  of  the  |  sea,  ||  And 
whatsoever  passeth  |  through  the  |  paths  -  of  the  |  seas. 

11  O  |  Lord  our  |  Lord,  ||  How  excellent  is  thy  |  name  in  | 
all  the  |  earth  ! 

G-LOEY  BE  TO  THE  FaTHEB,  ANB  |  TO  THE  |  SON:|J  AND  f 
TO   THE  |  HO..LT  |   GHOST  : 

As  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  EV..ER  | 
bUALL   BE:  ||  AVOBLB   |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.    A  j  MEN. 


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1  Preserve  |  me  O  j  God :  ||  For  in  |  thee  do  - 1  J  pnt  my  [ 
trust. 

0  my  soul,  thou  hast  said  unto  the  Lord  j  Thou  -  art  my  | 
Lord  :  ||  My  goodness  ex- 1 tend,  .eth  ]  not  to  |  thee; 

2  But  |  to  the  |  saints  |j  That  |"arcT|  in  the  j  earth, 

And  |  to   the  |  excellent,  ||  In  |  whom  is  |  all    my-de-l 
light. 

3  Their  sorrows  |  shall  be  |  multiplied  ||  That  hasten  |  af . . 
ter-an-  j  o.  .ther  |  God. 

Their  drink  offerings  of  blood  |  will  - 1  not  J  offer,  [|  2STor 
take  up  their  |  names  in- j  to  my  j  lips. 

4  The  Lord  is  the  portion  of  mine  inheritance,  |aod  -oi  mv| 
cup :  ||  Thou  |  dost  main- 1  taiL  my  j  lot. 

The  lines  are  fallen  to  me,  in ;  plea . .  sant  |  places ;  ||  Yea  1 1 
have  a  |  good,  .ly  |  heritage. 

5  I  will  bless  the  Lord,  who  hath  |  given  me  |  counsel :  j| 
My  reins  also  instruct  me  |  in  the  |  mght  |  seasons. 

1  have  set  the  Lord  |  always  be- 1  fore  me  :  ||  Because  he  is 
at  my  right  hand,  |  I  shall  |  not  be  I  moved. 

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6  Therefore  my  heart  is  glad,  and  my  |  glory   rejjoiceth:  || 
My  flesh  shall  |  al . .  so  |  rest  in  |  hope. 

For  thou  wilt  not  leave  my  |  soul  in  |  hell ;  ||  Neither  wilt 
thou  suffer  thine  |  Holy  One  -  to  |  see  cor- 1  ruption. 

7  Thou  wilt  show  me  the  |  path  of  |  life  :  ||  In  thy  |  presence 
is  |  fulness  of  |  joy : 

At  |  thy  right  |  hand,  |j  There  are  J  pleasures  for  |  e . .  ver-  [ 
more.  Globy  be,  etc. 


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1  The  Lord  j  is  my  |  shepherd :  ||  There- 1  fore  1 1  shall  not  |  want. 

2  He  maketh  me  to  lie  down  |  in  green  |  pastures ;  ||  He 
leadeth  me,  be- 1  side  the  |  "still  |  waters. 

3  He  re- 1  storeth  my  |  soul :  ||  He  leadeth  me  in  the  paths 
of  righteousness  |  for  His  |  name's  |  sake. 

4  Tea,  though  I  walk  through  the  valley  of  the  |  shadow  of  | 
death,  ||  I  7~T7will  |  fear  no  |  evil : 

5  For  |  thou    art  |  with    me ;  ||  Thy  |  rod  -  and  thy  |  stafl 
they  |  comfort    me. 

6  Thou  preparest  a  |  table  be- 1  fore    me,  ||  In  the  [  pre . . 
sence  |  of  mine  |  enemies. 

7  Thou anointest my  |  head  with  |  oil;  |J  My  |  cup,  it | run., 
neth  |  over. 

8  Surely  |  goodness  and  |  mercy,  ||  Shall  follow  me  |  all  the  | 
days  -  of  my  |  life ; 

9  And  |  I  will  |  dwell,  ||  In  the  |  house  -  of  the  |  Lord  for  | 
ever.  Gloey  be,  etc-. 

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Sustained. 


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1  The  Lord  is  my  light  and  my  salvation ;  |  whom 
shall -I  |  fear?  ||  The  Lord  is  the  strength  of  my  life;  of  | 
whom  shall  -  I  |  be  a- 1  fraid  ? 

When  the  wicked,  even  mine  enemies  |  and  my  j  foes,  || 
Came  upon  me  to  eat  up  my  |  flesh,  they  |  stumbled  and  | 
fell. 

2  Though  a  host  should  en- 1  camp  a- 1  gainst  me,  ||  M  v  | 
heart  |  shall  not  J  fear ; 

Though  war  should  |  rise  a- 1  gainst  me,  ||  In  |  this  wi  il  j 
I  be  |  confident. 

3  One  thing  have  I  desired  |  of  the  |  Lord,  ||  And  |  that 
will  |  I  seek  |  after ; 

That  I  may  dwell  in  the  house  of  the  Lord,  all  the  |  days  - 
of  my  [life,  ||  To  behold  the  beauty  of  the  Lord,  and  to  en- 1  quire  | 
in  his  |  temple. 

4  For  in  the  |  time  of  j  trouble  ||  He  shall  |  hide  -  me  in  | 
his  pa- 1  \  ilion  : 

In  the  secret  of  his  tabernacle  '  shall  he  |  hide  me  ;  |j  He 
shall  1  set  me  -  up- 1  on  a  |  rock. 
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5  And  now  shall  mine  head  be  |  lift,  .ed  |  up  ||  Above  mine  j 
ene . .  mies  |  round  a- 1  bout  me : 

Therefore  will  I  offer  in  his  tabernacle,  sacri- 1  ficcs  of  |  joy;  |J 
I  will  sing,  yea,  I  will  sing  |  prai . .  ses  |  unto  the  |  Lord. 

6  Hear,  0   Lord,  when   I  |  cry  -  with  my  |  voice  :  ||  Have 
mercy  also  up- 1  on  -  me,  and  |  ans . .  wer  |  me. 

When  thou  saidst,  |  seek -ye  my  |  face;  ||  My  heart  said 
unto  thee,  thy  |  face  Lord  |  will  I  |  seek. 

7  Hide  not  thy  |  face  far  j  from  me ;  ||  Put  not  thy  |  servant 
a- 1  way  in  |  anger ; 

Thou  |  hast  -  been  my  |  help ;  ||  Leave  me  not,  neither  for 
sake  me,  0  |  God  of  |  my  sal-|vation. 

8  When  my  father  and  my  |  mother  for- 1  sake  me,  ||  Then  the  ] 
Lord  will  |  take  me  |  up. 

Teach  me  thy  |  way,  0  J  Lord,  ||  And  lead  me  in  a  plain  f 
path,  be- 1  cause  -  of  mine  |  enemies. 

9  Deliver  |  me     not  |  over  ||  Unto    the  |  wlLIJ  of    mine  | 
enemies : 

Tor  false  witnesses  are  |  risen  up  -  a- 1  gainst  me,  ||  And  J 
such  as  |  breathe  out  |  cruelty. 

10  I  had  fainted,  unless  I  |  had  be- 1  lieved  ||  To  see  the  good- 
ness of  the  Lord,  |  in  the  |  land  -  of  the  |  living. 

Wait  on  the  Lord ;  be  of  good  courage,   and  he  shall  j 
strengthen  thine  |  heart :  ||  Wait  I  |  say  up- 1  on  the  |  Lord. 
Glory  be  to  the  Fatheb,  anb  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 

TO    THE  |  Ho .  .  LT  j   GHOST  : 

As   IT  WAS    IN     THE   BEGINNING,   IS     NOW,  AND  j  EY.  .EB  j 
SHALL   BE:  J|  WOELD  |  WITH.. OUT  |  EBD.    AJMEN. 


Rev.  W.  Tucker. 


1  The  earth  is  the  Lord's,  and  the  |  fulness  there- 1  of;  ||  The 
world,  and  |  they  that  |  dwell  there- 1  in. 

2  For  he  hath  founded  it  up- 1  on  the  |  seas,  ||  And  established  | 
it  up- 1  on  the  |  floods. 

3  Who  shall  ascend  into  the  |  hill  -  of  the  |  Lord  ?  fl  Or  who 
shall  |  stand  in  -  his  |  ho . .  ly  |  place  ? 

4  He  that  hath  clean  hands,  |  and  -  a  pure  |  heart ;  ||  "Who 
hath  not  lifted  up  his  soul  unto  |  vanity,  nor  |  sworn  de- 1  ceit- 
fully. 

5  He  shall  receive  the  |  blessing  from  -  the  |  Lord,  ||  And 
righteousness  from  the  |  Grod  of  |  his  sal- 1  vation. 

6  This  is  the  generation  of  |  them  that  |  seek  him,  ||  That  | 
seek  thy  |  face,  0  |  Jacob. 

7  Lift  up  your  heads,  O  ye  gates ;  and  be  ye  lift  up,  ye 
ever- 1  last,  .ing  |  doors;  ||And  the  King  of  j  glo..ry  |  shall 
come  |  in. 

8  Who  is  this  |  King  of  |  glory  ?  ||  The  Lord,  strong  and 
mighty,  the  J  Lord  |  mighty  in  |  battle. 

9  Lift  up  your  heads,  0  ye  gates ;  even  lilt  them  up,  ye 
ever- 1 last,  .ing  |  doors  ;  ||  And  the  King  of  |  glo.  .ry  |  shall 
come  |  in. 

10  Who  is  this  |  King  of  |  glory  ?  ||  The  Lord  of  Hosts,  | 
He  is  -  the  |  King  of  |  glory. 

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1  Give  unto  the  Lord,  |  0  ye  |  mighty :  j]  Give  unto  the  | 
Lord  |  glory  and  |  strength. 

2  Give  unto  the  Lord,  the  glory  due  |  unto  His  |  name  j  ({ 
"Worship  the  |  Lord,  in-the  |  beauty  of  |  holiness. 

3  The  voice  of  the  Lord,  is  up- 1  on  the  |  waters ;  ||  The  God 
of  glory  thundereth  ;  the  |  Lord  is  -  up- 1  on  many  |  waters. 

4  The  voice  of  the  |  Lord  is  |  powerful ;  ||  The  voice  of  the  [ 
Lord  is  |  full  of  |  majesty. 

5  The  voice  of  the  Lord  |  breaketh  the  |  cedars  ;  ||  Tea  the 
Lord  |  breaketh  the  |  cedars  of  |  Lebanon. 

6  He  maketh  them  also  to  [  skip  like  -  a  |  calf;  ||  Lebanon 
and  Sirion  |  like  a  |  young  |  unicorn. 

7  The  voice  of  the  Lord,  divideth  the  [  flames  of  |  fire.  || 
The  voice  of  the  Lord  shaketh  the  wilderness :  The  Lord  | 
shaketh  the  |  wilderness  of  |  Kadesh. 

8  The  voice  of  the  Lord  maketh  the  hinds  to  calve,  and  dis- 1 
covereth  the  |  forests :  )J  And  in  his  temple,  doth  |  every  one  | 
speak  -  of  his  |  glory. 

9  The  Lord  sitteth  up- 1  on  the  |  flood ;  ||  Yea,  the  Lord  | 
sit . .  teth  |  King  for  J  ever. 

10  The  Lord  will  give  strength  J  unto  his  |  people ;  ||  Tl\e 
Lord  will  |  bless  his  |  people  with  |  peace. 

Glouy  be,  etc. 


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1  I  will  extol  thee,  O  L^rd,  for  thou  hast  |  lifted  me  J  up,  [| 
And  hast  not  made  my  |  foes  to  -  re-  |  joice  j  over  me. 

O   Lord  my    God,  I  |  cried  un  -  |  to  thee,  ||  And  |  thou 
nast  |  heal,  .ed  |  me. 

2  O  Lord,  thou  hast  brought  up  my  |  soul  from  -  the  |  grave.  || 
Thou  hast  kept  me  alive,  that  I  |  should -not  go  |  down  to- 
the  pit. 

Sing  unto  the  Lord,  0  ye  |  saints  of  [  His,  ||  And  give 
thanks  at  the  re- 1 mem.  .brance  |  of  his  J  holiness. 

3  For  his  anger  enduieth  |  but  a  |  moment ;  ||  And  |  in  his  | 
favour  is  |  life ; 

"Weeping  may  en- 1  dure  for  -  a  |  night,  ||  But  |  joy  cometh  | 
in  the  |  morning. 

4  And  in  my  prosperity,  I  said,  I  shall  |  never  be  |  moved :  || 
Lord,  by  thy  favour  thou  hast  made  my  |  moun . .  tain  |  to 
stand  |  strong. 

Thou  didst  hide  thy  face,  and  |  I  was  |  troubled :  ||  I  cried 
to  thee  0  Lord ;  and  unto  the  Lord  |  I  made  |  sup .  .pli- 1  cation. 

5  "What  profit  is  there  in  my  blood,  when  I  go  down  j  to  the  | 
pit  ?  ||  Shall  the  dust  praise  thee?  Shall  [  it  de- 1  clare  thy  j  truth  ? 


Hear  0  Lord  and  have  |  mercy  up- Jon  me:  |)  0[  Lord  be  | 
thou  my  |  helper. 

6  Thou  hast  |  turn.  .ed|  for  me  ||  My  |  mourn.  .ing|in.  .to  | 
dancing. 

Thou  hast  |  put  -  off  my  |  sackcloth,  j|  And  |  gird. .  ed  | 
me  with  |  gladness  ; 

7  To  the  end  |  that  my  |  glory  ||  May  sing  praise  to  |  thee 
and  |  not  be  |  silent. 

O  |  Lord  my  J  God  ||  I  will  gfve  |  thanks  unto  ]  thee  for  | 
ever.  Gloet  be,  etc. 


Dr.  Alcock. 


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1  Thy  mercy,  O  Lord,  is  J  in  the  J  heavens ;  ||  And  thy  faith- 
fulness |  reach,  .eth  |  unto  the  |  clouds. 

2  Thy  righteousness  is  |  like  -  the  great  |  mountains ;  ||  Thy  | 
judg  .  .ments  |  are -a  great  |  deep. 

3  0  Lord,  thou  preservest  |  man  and  |  beast :  ||  How  excel- 
lent is  thy  |  lov.  .ing  J  kindness  0  |  God! 

4  Therefore  the  children  of  men  |  put  their  j  trust  ||  Under 
the  |  sha.  .dow  |  of  thy  |  wings. 

5  They  shall  be  a- 1  bundant .  .ly  |  satisfied  ||  With  the  |  fat. . 
ness  |  of  thine  |  house ; 

6  And  thou  shalt  |  make  them  |  drink  ||  Of  the  |  ri.  .ver  | 
of  thy  |  pleasures. 

7  For  with  thee  is  the  |  fountain  of  |  life ;  ||  In  |  thy  light 
j  shall  we  |  see  light. 

8  O  continue  thy  loving  kindness,  unto  |  them  that  ]  know 

thee  ;  ||  And  thy  righteousness  to  the  |  up. . right |  in   |  heart. 

Glort  be,  etc 

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Moderate. 


PSALM  XXXIV. 


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1  I  will  bless  the  |  Lord  at  |  all  times :  ||  His  praise  shall 
con-|tinual.  .ly|  be-in  my  j  mouth. 

My  soul  shall  make  her  |  boast  in  -  the  |  Lord ;    ||  The 
humble  shall  |  hear  there- 1  of  and-be  |  glad. 

2  O  magnify  the  |  Lord  with  |  me,  ||  And  let  us  ex- 1  alt  his  | 
name  to- 1  gether. 

I  sought  the  |  Lord,  and-he  j  heard  me,  ||  And  delivered] 
me  from  |  all  my  |  fears. 

3  They  looked    unto   him,  |  and  were  |  lightened ;  ||   And 
their  |  faces  were  |  not  a- 1  shamed. 

This  poor  man  cried,  |  and  -  the  Lord  |  heard  him,  ||  And 
saved  him  j  out  of  |  all  his  |  troubles. 

4  The  angel  of  the  Lord  encampeth  round  about  |  them 
that  |  fear  him,  ||  And  |  he  de-| liver,  .eth  |  them. 

O  taste  and  see  that  the  |  Lord  is  |  good;  jj  Blessed  is 
the    |  man  that  |  trusteth  in  |  him. 

5  O  fear  the  Lord  |  ye  his  |  saints;  (|  For  there  is  no  |  want 
to  |  them  that  |  fear  him. 

The  young  lions  do  lack,  and  |  suf. .  fer  |  hunger:  ||  But  they 
that  seek  the  Lord  shall  |  not  want  |  any  good  |  thing. 
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6  The    righteous    cry,  |  and  -  the  Lord  |  heareth,    ||    And 
delivereth  them  |  out  of  |  all  their  |  troubles. 

The  Lord  is  nigh  unto  them  that  are  of  a  |  bro.  .ken  | 
heart  ;  ||  And  saveth  such  as  |  be  of-  a  |  con. .  trite  |  spirit. 

7  Many  are  the  |  afflictions  of -the  |  righteous;  ||  But  the 
Lord  de- 1  livereth  him  |  out  -  of  them  |  all. 

He  keepeth  |  all  his  |  bones ;  ||  Not  |  one  of  |  them  is  | 
broken. 

8  Evil  shall  |  slay  the  |  wicked ;  ||  And  they  that  hate  the  | 
right. .  eous  |  shall  be  |  desolate. 

The  Lord  redeemeth  the  |  soul  -  of  His  |  servants ;  ||  And 
none  of  them  that  |  trust  in  |  him  shall  -  be  |  desolate. 

Globy  be  to  the  Fathee,  and  I  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 

TO    THE  |  HO..LT  |   GHOST  : 

As  it  was  in  the    beginning,  is   now,  and  J  ev..eb  I 

SHALL   BE :  ||  WoBLD  |  WITH .  .  OUT  |  END.    A  |  MEN. 


R.  Langdos. 


1  Be  merciful  unto  me  0  G-od,  be  |  merci. .  ful  |  unto  me  :  ||  For 
my  |  soul  |  trust . .  eth  |  in  thee  : 

2  Tea  in  the  shadow  of  thy  wings  will  I  |make  my|  refuge,  [J 
Until  these  ca-  |  lamities  be  |  o.  .ver  |  past. 

3  I  will  cry  unto  |  God  most  |  high;  ||  Unto  God  that  per- J 
form . .  eth  |  all  things  J  for  me. 

4  He  shall  |  send  from  ]  heaven,  ||  And  save  me  from  the 
reproach  of  |  him  that  -  would  |  swallow  me  |  up. 

5  G-od  |  shall  send  |  forth  ||  His  |  mer.  .cy  |  and  his  |  truth. 

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glory  j  be  -  a.  .bove  |  all  the  |  earth. 

7  My  heart  is  filed,  0  God,  my  |  heart  is  |  fixed ;  |j  I  will  | 
sing  and  I  give"]  praise. 

8  Awake  up    my   glory  ;  awake  |  psaltery   and  |  harp  :  ||  I 
my  I  self  will  -  a-  j  wake  right  [  early. 

9  I  will  praise  thee,  O  Lord,  a- 1  mong  the  [  people  :  [|  I  will 
sing  unto  |  tbee  a- 1  mong  the  |  nations. 

10  For  thy  mercy  is  great  |  unto  the  |  heavens,  ||  And  thy  J 
truth]  unto  the  |  clouds. 

11  Be  thou  exalted,  O  God,  a-] bove  the  j  heavens:  jj  Let  thy 
glory  I  be  -  a.  .bove  |  all  the  [  earth. 

Gloet  be,  etc. 


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1  As  the  hart  panteth   |   after  the  |    waterbrooks,    j|  So 
panteth  my  |  soul  after  |  thee,  0  j  G-od. 

2  My   soul  thirsteth  for  God,  for  the  [  liv.  .ing  |  God;  |j 
When  shall  I  come  and  ap- 1  pear . .  be- 1  fore  [  God  ? 

3  My  tears  have  been  my  meat  |  day  and  |  night,  ||  TYliile 
they  continually  say  unto  me  |  where  is  |  now  thy  |  God? 

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4  When  I  re- 1  mem.  .ber]  these  things  ||  I  |  pour -out  my  ( 
soul  with- 1 in  me; 

5  For  I  had  |  gone  with  -  the  |  multitude  ||  I  went  with  them  j 
to   the  |  house  of  |  God. 

6  With  the  voice  of  |  joy  and  |  praise  ||  With  a  multitude  |  that 
kept  j  ho.  .ly  |  day. 

Slow  and  sustained.  Rev.  "W.  Felton. 


7  Why  art  thou  cast  down  |  0  my  |  soul  [|  Why  art  thou 
dis- 1  qui . .  et- 1  ed  with- 1  in  me  ? 

8  Hope  thou  in  God ;  for  I  |  shall  yet  |  praise  him  ||  For 
the  |  help  |  of  his  j  countenance. 

9  Deep  calleth  unto  deep  at  the  |  noise -of  thy  |  water- 
spouts ||  All  thy  waves  and  thy  |  bil.  .lows  |  are  gone  |  over  me. 

Cooke's  Chant — repeated. 

10  Yet  the  |  Lord  will-corn  jmand  ||  His  loving]  kind.  .ness| 
in  the  |  day  time, 

11  And  in  the  night  his  |  song  shall  -  be  |  with  me,  ||  And 
my  prayer  unto  the  f~God  |  of  my  |  life. 

12  0  send  out  thy  light  and  thy  truth,  [let  them  |  lead  me  ;  || 
Let  them  bring  me  unto  thy  holy  |  hill,  and  |  to  thy  |  tabernacles. 

13  Then  will  I  go  unto  the  altar  of  God,  unto  God  my 
ex-  |ceed.  .ing  |  joy  :  ||  Tea  upon  the  harp  will  I  [  praise  -  thee 
O  |  God  my  |  God. 

Felton' s  Chant — repeated. 

14  Why  art  thou  cast  down  |  0  my  |  soul  ?  ||  And  why  arl 
thou  dis- 1  qui .  .  et- 1  ed  with  |  in  me  ? 

15  Hope  thou  in  God,  for  I  |  shall  yet  |  praise  him,  \\  Who 
is  the  health  of  my  |  counte.  .nance  |  and  my  |  God. 
Cooke's  Chant — repeated. 
Glory  be,  eto. 


12. 

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with  my  |  tongue : 

2  I  will  keep   my  j  mouth  with  -  a  |  bridle,  ||  "While   the  | 
wick,  .ed  |  is  be- 1 fore  me. 

3  I  was  dumb   with   silence,  1  |  held  my  |  peace,  ||  Even 
from  good  ;  |  and  my  |  sorrow  was  |  stirred. 

4  My  heart  was  |  hot  with-  |  in  me  ||  While  I  was  musing  the 
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6  Behold,  thou  hast  made  my  |  days  -  as  a  |  handbreadth  ;  Jj 
And  mine  |  age  -  is  as  |  nothing  be- 1  fore  thee. 

Verily  every  man  at  |  his  best  |  state  ||  Is  |  al.  .to-|ge. . 
ther  |  vanity. 

7  Surely  every  man  walketh  in  a  |  vain  |  show;  ||  Surely 
they  are  dis-  J  qui . .  et- 1  ed  in  |  vain : 

He  |  heapeth    up  |  riches,   ||    And  |  knoweth    not  [  who 
shall  |  gather  them. 

8  And  now,  Lord,  what  |  wait  I  |  for  ?  ||  My  |  hope  |  is  in  | 
thee. 

Deliver  me  from  |  all  -  my  trans-  j  gressions ;  ||  Make  me  not 
the  re-  ]  proach  |  of  the  |  foolish. 

9  I  was   dumb,  I   opened  |  not  my  |  mouth ;  |]  Be-|cause~| 
thou  |  didst  it. 

Eemove  thy  |  stroke  away  |  from  me :  ||  I  am  consumed 
by  the  |  blow  |  of  thine  |  hand. 

10  When  |  thou  with-re-|bukes  ||  Dost  cor-|rect  man  |  for 
in-|iquity; 

Thou  makest  his  beauty  to  consume  away  |  like  a  |  moth :  [j 
Surely  |  eve. .  ry  |  man  is  |  vanity. 

11  Hear  my  prayer,  0  Lord,  and  give  ear  un- 1  to  my  |  cry ;  [j 
Hold  not  thy  |  peace  |  at  my  |  tears : 

For  I  am  a  |  stran . .  ger  |  with  thee,  j|  And  a  sojourner,  as  | 
all  my  |  fa.  .thers  |  were. 

12  0  |  spare  |  me,  ||  That  I  |  may  re-|co.  .ver  |  strength, 
Before  |  I  go  |  hence,  ||  And  |  be  |  no  |  more. 

Q-LOBY   BE   TO   THE   FaTHEB,    AND  |  TO   THE  |  SoN:|[  AND   j 
TO   THE  |  HO.  .LT  |   GHOST  : 

AS  IT   WAS   IN     THE     BEGINNING,   IS    NOW,  AND  j  EV..EE   | 

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1  God  is  our  |  refuge  and  |  strength,  ||  Avery  |  present  | 
help  in  |  trouble. 

2  Therefore    will    not  we     fear,    though    the  |  earth    he- 
re-) moved,  ||  And  though  the  mountains  be  carried  |  into  the  | 
midst -of  the  |  sea; 

3  Though  the  waters  thereof  ]  roar  and  -  be  |  troubled  || 
Though  the  mountains  |  shake  with  -  the  |  swelling  there- 1  of. 

4  There  is  a  river,  the  streams  whereof  shall  make  glad 
the  I  city  of  |  God,  ||  The  holy  place  of  the  tabernacles  |  of  the  | 
most  I  High. 

5  God  is  in  the  midst  of  her ;  she  |  shall- not  be  (  moved  :  || 
God  shall  I  help  -  her,  and  |  that  right  |  early. 

6  The  heathen  raged,  the  |  kingdoms  were  |  moved :  ||  He  | 
uttered  His  |  voice  -  the  earth  |  melted. 

7  The    Lord    of  |  Hosts    is  |  with  us ;   ||   The    God   of  | 
Ja.  .cob  I  is  our  |  refuge. 

8  Come,  behold  the  J  works  -  of  the  j  Lord,  ||  What  desola- 
tions I  He  hath  \  made  in  -  the  |  earth. 

9  He  maketh   wars   to   cease   unto  the  |  end  -  of    the  | 
earth  ;    ||   He  breaketh   the  bow,  and  cutteth  the  spear  in, 
sunder ;  He  |  burneth  the  J  chariot  in  -  the  |  fire. 

10  Be   still,   and  know    that  |  I  am  |  God:    j|   I   will   be 
exalted  among  the  heathen,  I  will  be  ex- 1 alt.  .ed  |  in  the  | 
earth. 

11  The  Lord  of  |  Hosts  is  |  with    us ;    H    The    God   of  | 
Ja. .  cob  I  is  our  j  refug&.  Glory  be,  etc. 

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1  Great  |  is  the  |  Lord,  (|  And  |  great. .  ly  |  to  be  |  praised, 
In  the  city  |  of  our  |  God,   ||  In  the  |  moun . .  tain  |  of 

his  ]  holiness. 

2  Beautiful  for  [  sit.. u- 1 ation,   ||   The   joy  of   the  |  whole 
earth,  |  is  Mount  |  Zion, 

On  the  sides  of  the  north,  the  city  ]  of-  the  great  |  King.  j| 
God  is  known  in  her  j  pala. .  ces  |  for  a  |  refuge. 

3  For,  lo,  the  j  Kings  were  -  as- 1  sembled,  ||  They  |  paa . .  sed  j 
by  to- 1  gether. 

They   saw  it,   and  |  so  they  |  marvelled ;  ||  They  were  | 
troubled  and  j  hasted  a- 1  way. 

4  Fear  took  hold  up- 1  on  them  |  there,  ||  And  pain  |  as  -of  a  | 
woman  in  |  travail. 

_^  Thou  breakest  the  |  ships  of  |  Tarshish  ||  Witt  ]V.an  \ 
east  J  wind, 

5  As  we  have  heard,  |  so  have  -  we  |  seen  ||  In  the  |   city 
of  -  the  j  Lord  of  |  Hosts, 

In  the  city  |  of  our  |  God :  j|  God  will  es-  |  tab.  .lish  |  it 
for  I  ever. 

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6  We  have  thought  of  thy  loving  |  kindness,  0  j  God,  ||  In 
the  |  midst"  |  of  thy  J  temple. 

According  to  thy  name,  O  God,  so  is  thy  praise  unto  the  | 
ends-of  the  |  earth ;  ||  Thy  right  j  hand  is  J  full  of  J  righteous- 


7  Let  Mount  |  Zion  re-  |joice,  ||  Let  the  daughters  of  Judah 
be  |  glad,  be- 1  cause  -  of  thy  |  judgments. 

Walk  aboat  Zion,  and  go  |  round  a- 1  bout  her :  ||  And  |  tell 
the  |  towers  there- 1  of. 

8  M.ark  ye  well   her  bulwarks,  con- 1  sider  her  |  palaces ;  || 
That  ye  may  tell  it  to  the  |  gen. .  er- 1    .  .tion  |  following. 

For  this  God  is  our  God  for  |  ever  and  |  ever :  j|  He  will 
be  our  |  guide,  even  |  un.  .to  |  death. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son:||  And  | 
to  the  I  Ho..ly  |  Ghost: 

AS  IT    WAS   IN     THE   BEGINNING,    IS     NOW,  AND  |  BY.  .EB  | 
BHAL1,  BE  :  Jj  WOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  j  END.  AJMLK. 


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1  Have  mercy  up- 1  on  -me,  O  J  God,  ||  According  |  to  thy  | 
lo.  .ving  |  kindness  : 

According  to  the  multitude  of  thy  |  ten.  .der  |  mercies  || 
Blot  |  out  all  |  my  trans- 1  gressions. 

2  "Wash  me  throughly  from  |  mine  in- 1  iquity,  ||  And  |  cleanse 
me  |  from  my  |  sin. 

For  I  acknowledge  [  my  trans- 1  gressions  :  ||  And  my  j  sin 
is  |  ever  be- 1  fore  me. 

3  Against  thee,   thee  only,  |  have  I  |  sinned  j|  And  done 
this  |  e.  .vil  |  in  thy  |  sight : 

That  thou  mightest  be  justified  J  when  thou  j  speakest,  |J 
And  be  |  clear  |  when  thou  |  judgest. 

4  Behold,  I  was  shapen  j  in  in- 1  iquity ;  ||  And  in  |  sin  did  - 
my  |  mother  con-  j  ceive  me. 

Behold  thou  desirest  truth  in  the  |  in.  .ward  |  parts  :  || 
And  in  the  hidden  part  thou  shalt  |  make  -  me  to  |  know'  | 
wisdom. 

5  Purge  me  with  hyssop,  and  |  I  -  shall  be  |  clean ;  |j  Wash 
me  and  |  I -shall  be  |  whiter  than  J  snow. 

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Make  me  to  hear  |  joy  and  [  gladness ;  ||  That  the  bonen 
which  thou  hast  |  bro. .  ken  |  may  re- 1 joice. 

6  Hide    thy  |  face  from  -  my  |  sins,  |J  And  |  blot   out  |  all 
mine  -  in- 1  iquities. 

Create  in  me  a  clean  |  heart  0  |  God ;  ||  And  re  |  new -a 
right  |  spirit  with- 1  in  me. 

7  Cast  me  not  away  |  from  thy  |  presence ;  |J  And  take  not 
thy  |  Ho.  Jy  |  Spi. .  rit  |  from  me  : 

Restore  unto  me  the  joy  of  J  thy  sal- 1  vation  ;  |J   And 
**p- 1  hold  me  J  with  -  thy  free  |  spirit. 

8  Then  will  I  teach  trans- 1  gressors  thy  |  ways ;  ||  And  sinners 
|  shall  -  be  con-  |  vert,  .ed  |  unto  thee. 

0  Lord,  open  |  thou  my  |  lips ;  ||  And  my  |  mouth  shall  | 
show  -  forth  thy  |  praise. 

9  For  thou  desirest  not  sacrifice,  [  else  would  - 1  |  give  it ;  j| 
Thou  de- 1  lightest  not  |  in  burnt  |  offering ; 

The  sacrifices  of  G-od  are  a  |  bro.  .ken  |  spirit;  ||  A  broken 
and  a  contrite  heart,  0  |  God,  thou  |  wilt  -  not  de  j  spise. 
Gloet  be,  etc. 


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16. 


Bold. 


PSALM  XLVIL 


W.  Lee. 


1  0  clap  your  hands,  |  all  ye  |  people :  ||   Shout  unto  |  God 
with  -  the  |  voice  of  |  triumph. 

2  For  the  Lord  most  |  high  is  |  terrible  ;  (|  He  is  a  great 
King  |  o.  .ver  |  all  the  |  earth. 

3  He   shall  subdue  the  |  peo.  .pie  |  under  us,  ||  And  the  | 
na.  .tions  |  under  our  |  feet. 

4  He  shall  choose  our  in- 1  heri  .tance  |  for  us,  ||  The  excellency 
of  |  Ja. .  cob  |  whom  he  |  loved. 

5  God  is  gone | up  with -a  |  shout,  ||  The  Lord  |  with  the  | 
sound  of -a  |  trumpet. 

6  Sing  praises  to  |  God,  sing  |  praises :  ||  Sing  praises  |  unto 
our  |  King,  sing  |  praises. 

7  For  God  is  the  King  of  |  all  the  [  earth :  ||   Sing  ye  \ 
praises  with  |  un.  ,der-|  standing. 

8  God  reigneth  |  over  the  |  heathen :  ||  God  sitteth  upon 
the  |  throne  |  of  his  |  holiness. 

9  The  princes  of  the  people  are  |  gathered  to- 1  gether,  ||  Even 
the  people  |  of  the  |  God  of  |  Abraham  : 

10  For  the  shields  of  the  earth  be- 1 long  unto  |  God:  ||  He 
is  |  great- 1  ly  ex- 1  alted. 

Glopt  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son:||  And  | 
to  the  (  ho.  .lt  |  ghost  : 

As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is    now,  and  |  ev.  .  ek  | 

SHALL    BE:  II  "WOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  \  END.    A  J  MEN. 


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17. 

Moderate. 


PSALM  LXIII. 


Dr.  Philip  Hates. 


1  0  God,  |  thou    art  |  my  God; 
seek  thee. 

2  My  soul  thirsteth  for  thee,  my  flesh  J  long,  .eth  |  for 
thee,  ||  In  a  dry  and  thirsty  land,  |  where  no  |  wa.  .ter  |  is. 

3  To  see  thy  power  |  and  thy  |  glory,  ||  As  I  have  |  seen 
thee  |  in  the  |  sanctuary. 

4  Because  thy  loving  kindness  is  |  better  than  |  life,  ||  My  | 
lips  shall  |  praise  |  thee. 

5  Thus  will  I  bless  thee  |  while  I  |  live ;  ||  I  will  |  lift  -  up 
my  |  hands  -  in  thy  |  name. 

6  My  soul  shall  be  satisfied  as  with  |  marrow  and  |  fatness ;  || 
And  my  mouth  shall  |  praise  -  thee  with  |  joy.  .ful  |  lips. 

7  When  I  remember  thee  up- 1  on  my  |  bed,  ||  And  meditate 
on  thee  |  in  the  |  night  |  watches. 

8  Because  thou  |  hast  -  been  my  |  help ; 
shadow  of  thy  |  wings  will  |  I  re-|joice. 

9  My  soul   followeth  |  hard  after  |  thee : 
hand  up-  J  holdeth  me. 

10  But  those  that  seek  my  soul  [  to  de- 
into  the  |  low..er  |  parts -of  the  |  earth. 

11  They  shall  |  fall  by  -  the  |  sword : 
portion  for  |  foxes. 

12  But  the  king  shall  re- |joice  in  |  God;  |l  Every  one  that  | 
sweareth  by  |  him  shall  |  glory : 

13  But  the  |  mouth  of  |  them  ||  That  speak  |  lies  |  shall  be  | 
stopped.  Globy  be,  etc. 

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thee  shall  -  the  |  vow  be  -  per- 1  formed. 

0  thou  that  |  hear,  .est  |  prayer,  ||  Unto  |  thee  shall  |  all 
flesh  |  come. 

2  Elessed  is  the  man  |  whom  thou  J  choosest,  ||  And  causest 
to  approach  unto  thee,  that  |  he  may  |  dwell  -  in  thy  |  courts : 

We  shall  be  satisfied  with  the  |  goodness  of-  thy  |  house,  || 
Even  |  of  thy  |  ho.  .ly  |  temple. 

3  By  terrible  things  in  righteousness  |  wilt  thou  |  answer 
us,  ||  0  |  God  of  |  our  sal- 1  vation ; 

Who  art  the  confidence  of  all  the  |  ends  -  of  the  |  earth,  |j 
And  of  them  that  are  afar  |  off  up- 1  on  the  |  sea. 

4  "Who  by  his    strength   setteth  J  fast  the  |  mountains ;  (J 
Being  |  gird- 1  ed  with  |  power : 

"Wlio  stilleth  the  |  noise  -  of  the  |  seas,  ||  The  noise  of  their 
waves,  and  the  |  tu . .  mult  j  of  the  |  people. 

5  They  also  that  dwell  in  the  |  utter,  .most  |  parts,  |j  Are 
a-  [fraid  |  at  thy  |  tokens  : 

Thou  makest  the  out-goings  |  of  the  |  morning  ||  And  | 
even,  .ing  |  to  re-  |  joice. 

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6  Thou  visitest  the  |  earth,  and  |  waterest  it ;  ||  Thou  greatly 
enrichest  it  with  the  river  of  God,  |  which  is  |  full  of  |  water  ; 

Thou    pre-|parest   t'hem  |  corn,  ||  "When    thou    hast  J  so 
pro-Jvi..ded  |  for  it. 

7.  Thou  waterest  the  ridges  there-] of  a- 1  bundantly :  || 
Thou  I  settlest  the  |  furrows  there- 1  of : 

Thou  makest  it  |  soft  with  |  showers :  ||  Thou  |  blessest 
the  I  springing  there- 1  of. 

8  Thou  crownest  the  year  |  with  thy  |  goodness ;  ||  And  | 
all  thy  I  paths  drop  |  fatness. 

They  drop  upon  the  |  pastures  of-  the  |  wilderness :  ||  And 
the  little  hills  re- 1  joice  on  |  ev.  .ery  |  side. 

9  The  pastures  are  |  clothed  with  |  flocks ;  ||  The  valleys  also 
are  |  cover . .  ed  |  over  with  |  corn ; 

They  |  shout  for  |  joy,  ||  For  |  joy  they  |  al.  .so  |  sing. 

GlOBY  BE  TO  THE  FaTHEB,  AND  |  TO  THE  |  SON:||  AND  | 
TO   THE  I  HO.  .LT  |   GHOST. 

AS  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  EY.  ,E3  | 
SHALL   BE:  ||  "WOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.   A  |  MEN. 


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1  In  Judab 

Israel. 

2  In  Salem  also  |  is  his 
place  in  |  Zion. 

3  There  brake  he  the  arrows  |  of  the 
and  -  the  |  sword,  and  -  the  |  battle. 

4  Thou  art  more  |  glorious  and  |  excellent 
moun-  [  tains  of  |  prey. 

5  The  stouthearted  are  spoiled,  they  have 
sleep :  ||  And  none  of  the  men  of  J  might  have  | 
hands. 

6  At  thy  rebuke,  O  |  God^of  |  Jacob,  ||  Both  the  chariot  and 
horse  are  |  cast  into-a  j  dead  |  sleep. 

7  Thou,  even  thou,  |  art  to-be  |  feared :  ||  And  who  may 
stand  in  thy  sight  when  |  onco  |  thou  art  |  angry  P 

8  Thou  didst  cause  judgment  to  be  |  heard  from  |  heaven;  || 
The  earth  |  fear . .  ed  |  and  was  J  still, 

9  When  God  a-  ]  rose  to  |  judgment,  ||  To  save  |  all  the  J 
meek  -  of  the  |  earth. 

10  Surely  the  wrath  of  [  man  shall  |  praise  thee :  ||  The  re- 
mainder of  |  wrath  shalt  |  thou  re- 1  strain. 

11  Vow,  and  pay  unto  the  |  Lord  your  |  God :  ||  Let  all  that 
be  round  about  him  bring  presents  unto  |  him  that  |  ought  to  - 
be  |  feared. 

12  Hejhall  cut  off  the  |  spirit  of  j  princes :  ||  He  is  terrible 
to  the  I  kings  |  of  the  |  earth.  Gloet  be,  etc. 

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1  In  thee  0  Lord,  do  I  |  put  my  |  trust :  ||  Let  me  |  never 
be  |  put -to  con- 1  fusion. 

Deliver  me  in  thy  righteousness,  and  cause  me  |  to  < 
Incline  thine  |  ear  unto  J  me,  and  |  save  me. 

2  Be   thou  my  |  strong  habi- 1  tation,  ||  "Whereunto  I 
con-  [  tinu. .  al- 1  ly  re- 1  sort ; 

Thou  hast  given  com- 1 mandment  to | save  me;  |J  Fl,c  | 
thou -art  my  |  rock-  and  my  |  fortress. 

3  Deliver  me,  0  my  God,  out  of  the  |  hand  -  of  the  |  wicked,  || 
Out  of  the  hand  of  the  un-  ]  righteous  and  |  cru . .  el  J  man. 

For  thou  art  my  hope,  j  0  Lord  |  God:  ||  Thou  |  art  my  | 
trust  from  -  my  |  youth. 

4  I  am  as  a  wonder  }  un.  .to  |  many;  ||  But  |  thou  art  |  my 
strong  |  refuge. 

Let  my  mouth  be  |  filled   with-  thy  J  praise,  ||  And  with 
thy  |  ho.  .nour  j  all  the  |  day. 

5  Cast  me  not  off  in  the  |  time  -  of  old  |  age ;  ||  Forsake  me 
not  |  when  my  J  strength  |  fsileth. 

For  mine  enemies  |  speak  a- 1  gainst  me ;  ||  And  they  that 
lay  wait  for  my  |  soul,  take  |  counsel  to- 1  gether, 
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6  Saying,  |  God  hath  -  for- 1  saken  him  ;  ||  Persecute  and  take 
him,  for  |  there  is  |  none  to  -  de-|  liver  him. 

0  God,  be  |  not  far  |  from  me  ;  ||  0  my  God  |  make  haste  | 
for  my  j  help. 

7  Let  them  be  confounded  and  consumed  that  are  adver- 
saries |  to  my  |  soul ;  ||  Let  them  be  covered  with  reproach  and 
dis- 1  honour  that  |  seek  my  |  hurt. 

But  I  will  (  hope  con- 1  tinually,  [|  And  will  yet  j  praise 
thee  |  more  and  |  more. 

8  My  mouth  shall  show  |  forth  thy  j  righteousness,  ||  And 
thy  salvation  all  the  day;  for  1 1  know -not  the  I  numbers  there- 1  of. 

1  will  go  in  the  strength  of  the  |  Lora  |  God ;  ||  I  will 
make  mention  of  thy  righteousness,  |  e.  ,ven  |  of  thine  |  only. 

9  0  God,  thou  hast  taught  me  |  from  my  |  youth;  ||  And 
hitherto  have  I  de- 1  clared  thy  |  won. .  drous  |  works. 

!Now  also  when  I  am  |  old  -  and  grey  |  headed,  ||  0  |  God, 
for- 1  sake  me  |  not ; 

10  Until  I  have  showed  thy  strength  unto  |  this 
gener- 1  ation,  ||  And  thy  power  to  |  every  one|  that- is  to  j  come. 

Thy  righteousness   also,  0  God,  is  very  high,  who  hast  | 
done  great  |  things ;  ||  0  God  |  who  is  |  like  unto  |  thee ! 

11  Thou  who  hast  shewed  me  |  great -and  sore  |  troubles,  || 
Shalt  |  quick . .  en  |  me  a- 1  gain  ; 

And  shalt  bring  me  |  up  a- 1  gain,  ||  From  the  |  deptEs  |  of 
the  |  earth. 

12  Thou  shalt  in- 1  crease  my  |  greatness,  ||  And  |  comfort  me- 
on  |  ev . .  ery  |  side. 

I  will  also  praise  thee  |  with  the  |  psaltery,  ||  Even  thy  | 
tirutn"  |  0  my  |  God. 

13  Unto  thee  will  I  |  sing  with  -  the  |  harp,  ||  0  thou  | 
Ho.  .ly  |  one  of  |  Israel. 

My  lips  shall  greatly  rejoice  when  I  |  sing  unto  |  thee ;  || 
And  my  j  soul,  which  |  thou -hast  re- 1  deemed. 

14  My  tongue  |  also  shall  [talk  ||  Of  thy  |  righteous.  .ness| 
all  -  the  day  |  long  : 

For  |  they  -  are   con- 1  founded :   ||  For  they  are  brought 
unto  |  shame  that  J  seek  my  j  hurt.  Glory  be,  etc. 

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21, 


PSALM  LXXII. 


Dr.  W.  Boyce. 


1  Give  ilie  King    thy  |  judgments,    0  |  God,  ||  And    tLy 
righteousness  |  unto  the  |  King's  j  son. 

He  shall  judge  thy  |  people  with  |  righteousness,  ||  And 
thy  |  poor  with  |  judg-|ment. 

2  The  mountains  shall  bring  |    peace  to  -  the  |  people,  |]  And 
the  |  lit.  .tie  |  hills,  by  |  righteousness. 

And  |  he  shall  |  judge  ||  The  |  poor  |  of  the  [  people. 

3  He  shall  save  the  children  |  of  the  |  needy,  ||  And  shall 
break  in  J  pie.  .ces  |  the  op- 1 pressor. 

They  shall  fear  thee  as  long  as  the  sun  and  |  moon  en- 1 
dure,  |j  Through- 1 out  all  [  gen.  .er-|ations, 

4  He  shall  come  down  like  rain  up- 1  on  -  the  mown  |  grass:  || 
As  |  showers  that  |  water  the  |  earth. 

In    his    days    shall    the  |  right.. eous  |  flourish;  I)  And 
abundance  of  peace,  so  |  long  as  -  the  |  moon  en- 1  dureth. 

5  He  shall  have  dominion  also   from  |  sea  to  |  sea,  ||  And 
from  the  river  |  unto  the  |  ends  -  of  the  |  earth. 

They  that  dwell  in  the  wilderness   shall  |  bow  be- 1  fore 
him  ;  ||  And  his  |  enemies  shall  |  lick  the  |  dust. 


6  The  |  kings  of  |  Tarshish,  ||  And  of  the  |  isles  |  shall  bring  { 
presents : 

The  |  kings  of  |  Sheba,  ||  And  |  Seba,  shall  |  of . .  fer  |  gifts 

7  Tea,    all  kings  shall  fall  |  down  be- 1 fore  him:  |[  All  | 
na- 1  tions  shall  |  serve  him. 

For  he  shall  deliver  the  needy  |  when  he  |  crieth ;  ||  The 
poor  also,  and  |  him  that  |  hath  no  |  helper. 

8  He  shall  spare  the  |  poor  and  j  needy,  J|  And  shall  |  save 
the  |  souls  -  of  the  |  needy. 

He  shall  redeem  their  soul  from  de- 1  ceit  and  |  violence  :  || 
And  precious  shall  their  j  blood  be  |  in  his  |  sight. 

9  And  |  he    shall  |  live,  ||  And  to  him  shall  be  given  |  of 
the  |  gold  of  |  Sheba  : 

Prayer  also  shall  be  made  for  |  him  con-  J  tinually ;  \\  And  { 
daily  shall  |  he  be  |  praised, 

10  There  shall  be  a  handful  of  j  corn  in  -  the  |  earth,  ||  Up- 1  on 
the  |  top  -  of  the  |  mountains ; 

The  fruit  thereof  shall  |  shake  like  |  Lebanon :  ||  And  they 
of  the  city  shall  j  flourish  like  |  grass  -  of  the  |  earth. 

11  His  name  shall  en- 1  dure  for  |  ever :  ||  His  name  shall  be 
con- 1  tinued  as  |  long  -  as  the  |  sun : 

And  men  shall  be  |  blessed  in  |  him:  ||  All  |  nations  shall  J 
call  him  |  blessed. 

12.  Blessed  be  the  Lord  God,  the  |  God  of  |  Israel,  ||  Who 
only  J  do . .  eth  |  won . .  drous  |  things. 

And  blessed  be  his  glorious  |  name  for  |  ever :  ||  And  let 
the  whole  earth  be  filled  with  his  glory ;  A-|  men  and  j  A- 1  men. 
Globy  be  to  the  Fatheb,  AND  |  TO  the  |  Son :  ||  And  I 
to  the  I  Ho..lt  j  Ghost: 

As   IT   WAS   IN   THE     BEGINNING,    IS    NOW,    AND   |  EV.  .EB  | 
SHALL   BE:  [|  WoBLD  |  WITH.  .  OUT  |  END.    A  |  MEN. 


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T.  Norms. 


1  How  amiable  are  thy  tabernacles,  0  |  Lord  of  |  Hosts !  || 
My  soul  longeth,  yea,  even  fainteth  |  for  the  |  courts  -  of  the  | 
Lord: 

My  |  heart -and  my  |  flesh,  ||  Crieth  |  out  for  -  the  j  li. . 
ving  |  God. 

2  Tea,  the  sparrow  hath  |  found    a  |  house,  ||   And  the  | 
swallow  a  j  nest  for  -  her-  j  self, 

Where  she    may  |  lay   her  |  young,  ||  Even  thine   altars 
O  Lord  of  |  hosts,  my  |  King  -  and  my  |  God. 

3  Blessed  are  they  that  |  dwell  -  in  thy  |  house :  ||  They  | 
will  -  be  still  |  prais . .  ing  |  thee. 

Blessed  is  the  man  whose  |  strength  -  is   in  |  thee ;  |  j  In 
whose  |  heart  are  -  the  |  ways  of  |  them. 

4  "Who  passing  through  the  valley  of  Baca  J  make  -  it  a  | 
well;  ||  The  rain  |  al.  .so  |  filleth  the  |  pools. 

They  go  from  |  strength  to  |  strength,  ||  Every  one  of  them 
in  Zion  ap-  |  peareth  be-  |  fore  |  God. 

5  0  Lord  God  of  hosts,  |  hear  my  |  prayer  :  ||  Give  |  ear,  0  | 
God  of  |  Jacob. 

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Behold,  O  |  God  our  |  shield,  ||  And  look  upon  the  |  face 
of  |  thine  a- 1  nointed. 

6  For  a  |  day  -  in  thy  |  courts  ||  Is  |  bet.  .ter  j  than     a  | 
thousand. 

I  had  rather  be  a  doorkeeper  in  the  j  house  -  of  my  |  God,  ft 
Than  to  J  dwell  -  in  the  |  tents  of  |  wickedness. 

7  For  the  Lord  God  is  a  |  sun  and  |  shield :  |]  The  Lord  | 
will  give  |  grace  and  |  glory  : 

No  good  thing  will  he  with- hold  from  them  that  [  walk  up- 1 
rightly.  ||  O  Lord  of  Hosts,  blessed  is  the  |  man  that  |  trusteth 
in  |  thee. 

Glory  be,  etc. 

03  PSALM  LXVII. 

j0yfui  Gregurian,  9th,  or  Peregrixe  Tone. 


1  God  be  merciful  unto  [  us,  and  ]  bless  us ;  ||  And  cause 
his  |  face  to  |  shine  up- 1  on  us. 

2  That  thy  way  may  be  |  known  upon  |  earth,  ||  Thy  saving  | 
health  a- 1  mong  all  |  nations. 

3  Let  the  people  |  praise  -  thee  0  |  God ;  \J  Let  |  all  the  | 
peo . .  pie  |  praise  thee. 

4  0  let  the  nations  be  glad  and  |  sing  for  |  joy :  ||  For  thou 
shalt  judge  the  people  righteously,  and  govern  the  [  na.  .tions| 
up . .  on  |  earth. 

5  Let  the  people  |  praise  -  thee  O  |  God ;  ||   Let  |  all  the  j 
peo.  .pie  |  praise  thee. 

6  Then  shall  the  earth  |  yield  her  |  increase ;  j|  And  God, 
even  |  our  own  |  God  shall  |  bless  us. 

7  Tea  |  God  shall  |  bless  us ;  ||  And  all  the  |  ends  -  of  the  | 
earth  sh^U  [  fear  him.  Glory  be,  etc 

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24. 

Moderate. 


PSALM  LXXXV. 


Dr.  W.  Hayes. 


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1  Lord  thou  hast  been  favourable  |  unto  thy  |  land :  ||  Thou 
hast  brought  back  the  cap- 1  tiv. .  i- 1  ty  of  |  Jacob. 

Thou  hast  forgiven  the  iniquity  |  of  thy  |  people,  ||  Thou 
hast  |  cover . .  ed  |  all  their  |  sin. 

2  Thou  hast  taken  away  J  all  thy  J  wrath :  [j  Thou  hast  turned 
thyself  from  the  ]  fierce.,  ness  |  of  thine  J  anger. 

Turn  us,  0  God  of  |  our  sal- 1  vation,  ||  Cause  thine  |  anger 
toward  |  us  to  |  cease. 

3  Wilt  thou  be  angry  |  with  -  us  for  |  ever  ?  ||  Wilt  thou 
draw  out  thine  |  anger  to  |  all  gener- 1  ations  ? 

Wilt  thou  not  re- 1  vive  -  us  a- 1  gain  ;  j|  That  thy  people  ] 
may  re- 1  joice  in  |  thee  ? 

4  Shew  us  thy  |  mercy,  0  |  Lord,  |j  And  |  grant  us  |  thy 
sal- 1  vation. 

I  will  hear  what  God  the  |  Lord  will  |  speak  :  ||  For  he 
will  speak  peace  unto  his  |  people,  and  |  to  his  |  saints, 

5  But  |  let  them  |  not  ||  Re-  |  turn  a-  |  gain  to  |  folly. 
Surely  his  salvation  is  nigh  |  them  that  J  fear  him  ;  j]  That  I 

glory  may  |  dwell  -in  our  |  land. 
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6  Mercy  and  truth  are  |  met  to-|gether;  ||  Eighteousness 
and  |  peace  have  |  kissed  each  |  other. 

Truth  shall  spring  |  out  -  of  the  |  earth  ;  ||  And  righteous- 
ness |  shall  look  |  down  from  |  heaven. 

7  Tea,  the  Lord  shall  give  |  that  -  which  is  |  good ;  ||  And 
our  |  land  shall  |  yield  her  |  increase. 

Eighteousness  shall  |  go  be- 1  fore  him  ;  ||  And  shall  set  us| 
in  the  |  way  -  of  his  |  steps. 

Qloet  be,  etc. 


PSALM  XCIII. 


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1  The  Lord  reigneth,  he  is  |  clothed  with  |  majesty ;  (|  The 
Lord  is  clothed  with  strength,  where-  ]  with  he  -  hath  |  girded 
him- 1  self: 

2  The  world  also  J  is  established,  ||  That  |  it  can- 1  not  be  | 
moved. 

3  Thy  throne  is  es- 1  tablished  of  |  old :  ||  Thou  |  art  from  | 
ev . .  er- 1  lasting. 

4  The  floods  have  lifted  up,  O  Lord,  the  floods  have  lifted  j 
up  their  |  voice;  ||  The  |  floods  lift  |  up  their  |  waves. 

5  The  Lord  on  high  is  mightier  than  the  noise  of  |  ma.  .ny| 
waters,  ||  Tea,  than  the  |  migh.  .ty  |  waves -of  the  |  sea. 

6  Thy  testimonies  are  j  ve.  ,ry  |  sure;  ||  Holiness  becometh 
thine  |  house,  0  j  Lord,  for  |  ever. 

Gloiiy  be  etc. 


26. 

Bold. 


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1  The  Lord  reigneth;  let  the  |  earth  re-|joice;  ||  Let  the 
multitude  of  |  isles  be  |  glad  there- 1  of. 

2  Clouds  and  darkness  are  |  round  a- 1  bout  him :  j|  Eighteous- 
ness  and  judgment  are  the  habi-|ta.  .tion  |  of  his  |  throne. 

3  A  fire  |  goeth  be- 1  fore  him,  ||  And  burneth  up  his  |  ene. . 
mies  j  round  a- 1  bout. 

4  His  lightenings  en- 1  lightened  the  |  world :  ||  The  |  earth  J 
saw,  and  |  trembled. 

5  The  hills  melted  like  wax  at  the  j  presence  of -the  |  Lord,  || 
At  the  presence  of  the  |  Lord  of  -  the  |  whole  |  earth. 

6  The  heavens  de-|clare  his  |  righteousness,  ||  And  all  the  | 
peo . .  pie  |  see  his  |  glory. 

7  Confounded  be  all  they  that  serre  gTaven  images,  that 
boast  them- 1  selves  of  |  idols  :  ||  Worship  |  him,  J  all  ye  |  gods. 

8  Zion  |  heard,  and  -  was  |  glad ;    ||    And  the   daughters   of 
Judah  rejoiced  be- 1  cause -of  thy  |  judgments,  O  j  Lord. 

9  Tor  thou,  Lord,  art  high  above  |  all  the  |  earth :  \\  Thou 
art  exalted  |  far  a-|bove  all  |  gods. 

10  Te  that  love  the  |  Lord,  hate  |  evil;  |f  He  preserveth  the  | 
souls,  |  of  his  |  saints ; 

11  He  de- 1  liver. .  eth  |  them 
wicked. 

12  Light  is  |  sown  for -the  J 
for -the  |  upright  in  |  heart. 

13  Rejoice  in  the  |  Lord,  ye  ! 
at  the  re- [mem.  .brance  |  of  his  |  holiness. 

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GtLOBY   T3E,    1WJ. 


27. 

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PSALM  LXXXVI. 


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1  Bow  down  thine  ear,  O  |  Lord,  and  |  hear  me :  ||  For  |  I 
am  |  poor  and  |  needy. 

Preserve  my  soul,  for  |  I  am  |  holy  :  ||  O  thou  my  God, 
save  thy  j  servant  that  |  trusteth  in  |  thee. 

2  Be  merciful    unto  |  me,   0  |  Lord :   ||  For  I  |  cry  un- 1  to 
thee  |  daily. 

Rejoice  the  |  soul  -  of  thy  |  servant :  ||  For  unto  thee,  0 
Lord,  |  do-I  lift  |  up  my  |  soul. 

3  For  thou,  Lord,  art  good,  and  ready  |  to  for- 1  give ;  |]  And 
plenteous  in  mercy  unto  all  |  them  that  |  call  up- 1  on  thee. 

Give  ear,  0   Lord,  |  unto  my  |  prayer  ;  ||  And  attend   to 
the  |  voice -of  my  |  sup.  .pli-|  cations. 

4  In  the  day  of  my  trouble  I  will  |  call  up-  j  on  thee  :  J|  For  | 
thou  wilt  |  an . .  swer  |  me. 

Among  the  gods  there  is  none  like  unto  |  thee,  O  |  Lord  ;  || 
Neither  are  there  any  |  works  |  like  unto  |  thy  works. 

5  All  nations  whom  thou  hast  made,  shall  come  and  worship 
be- 1 fore  -  thee,    0  |  Lord  ;   ||  And    shall  |  glo..ri-|fy    thy  | 
name; 

For  |  thou  art  ]  great,  ||  And  |  do . .  est  |  won . .  drous  |  things  : 

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(5  Thou  art  |  God  a- 1  lone :  ||  Teach  |  me  thy  |  way  O  j  Lord ; 
I  will  |  walk  -  in  thy  j  truth :  ||  Unite  my  |  heart  to  |  fear 
thy  |  name. 

7  I  will  praise  thee,  O  Lord  my  God,  with  |  all  my  |  heart :  || 
And  I  will  glorify  thy  j  name  for  |  ev . .  er  |  more. 

For  great  is  thy  |  mer.  .cy  |  toward  me:  ||  And  thou  hast 
delivered  my  soul  |  from  the  |  low.  .est  |  hell. 

8  O  God,  the  proud  are  |  risen  a- 1  gainst  me,  ||  And  the  as- 1 
semblies  of  |  vio.  .lent  |  men, 

Have  sought  j  after  my  |  soul ;  ||  And  have  |  not  set  |  thee 
be- 1  fore  them. 

9  But  thou,  0  Lord,  art  a  God  full  of  com- 1  passion,  and  | 
gracious,  |j  Long-suffering,  and  J  plenteous  in  |  mercy  and  | 
truth. 

O  turn  unto  me,  have  |  mercy  up- 1  on  me ;  ||  Give  thy 
strength  unto  thy   servant,   and  |  save  the  j  son  -  of  thine  | 
handmaid. 

10  Shew  me  a  |  toker  for  |  good ;  [|  That  they  who  hate  me 
may  |  see  -  it  and  |  be  a- 1  shamed  : 

Because  |  thou,  O  |  Lord,  ||   Hast  |  hoi.  .pen  |  me  and  | 
comforted  me.  Globt  ee,  etc. 

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28. 

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1  I  will  sing  of  the  mercies  of  the  |  Lord  for  |  ever  :  ||  With 
my  mouth  will  I  make  known  thy   faithfulness  to  J  all  j 
gen . .  er- 1  ations. 

For  I  have  said,  Mercy  shall  be  J  built  -  up  for  |  ever :  || 
Thy   faithfulness    shalt   thou   establish    |    in   the    j   ve..ry   | 
heavens. 

2  I  have  made  a  covenant  |  with  my  |  chosen,  ||  I  have  | 
sworn  unto  |  David  my  |  servant, 

Thy  seed  will  I  es- 1  tablish  for  |  ever,  ||  And  build  up  thy 
|  throne  to  |  all  gener- 1  ations. 

3  And  the  heavens  shall  praise  thy  |  wonders,  O  |  Lord :  j| 
Thy  faithfulness  also  in  the  congre-|ga.  .tion  |  of  the  |  saints. 

For  who  in  the  heaven  can  be  compared  [  unto  the  | 
Lord  ?  ||  Who  among  the  sons  of  the  mighty  can  be  |  liken. .  ed  J 
unto  the  [  Lord  ? 

4  God  is  greatly  to  be  feared  in  the  assembly  |  of  his  | 
saints,  ||  And  to  be  had  in  reverence  of  all  J  them  that  |  are 
a- 1  bout  him. 

O  Lord  God  of  Hosts,  who  is  a  strong  Lord  [  like  unto  J 
thee  ?  l|  Or  to  thy  |  faithful,  .ness  |  round  a- 1 bout  thee  ? 

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5  Thou  rulest  the  raging  |  of  the  |  sea :  ||  When  the  waves 
thereof  a- 1  ri^e,  |  thou  |  stillest  them. 

Thou  hast  broken  Rahab  iu  pieces,  as  |  one  that -is  | 
slain ;  ||  Thou  hast  scattered  thiue  enemies  |  with  thy  |  strong  | 
arm. 

6.  The  heavens  are  thine,  the  earth  |  also  is  |  thine  :  ||  As  for 
the  world  aud  the  fulness  thereof,  |  thou  hast  |  found . .  ed  |  them. 
The  north  and  the  south  |  thou  -  hast  ere- 1  ated  them  :  || 
Tabor  and  Herinon  |  shall  re  |  joice-in  thy  |  name. 

7  Thou  hast  a  |  migh..ty  |  arm:   ||   Strong  is   thy  |  hand, 
and  |  high  -  is  thy  |  right  hand. 

Justice  and  judgment  are  the  habitation  |  of  thy  J  throne:  |[ 
Mercy  and  truth  shall  |  go  be- 1  fore  thy  |  face. 

8  Blessed  is  the  people  that  know  the  |  joy.  .ful  |  sound :  |j 
They  shall  walk,  0  Lord,  |  in  the  |  light  -  of  thy  |  countenance. 

In  thy  name  shall  they  rejoice  |  all  the  |  day:  ||  And  in 
thy  righteousness  |  shall  they  |  be  ex- 1  alted. 

9  For  thou  art  the  glory  |  of  their  {  strength :  ||  And  in  thy 
favour  our  |  horn  shall  |  be  ex-  j  alted. 

For  the  Lord  ia    |  our  de- 1  fence ;  ||  And  the  Holy  One 
of  |  Is.  .rael  I  is  our  |  King.  Gi-OBr.  be,  etc. 

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1  Lord  thou  hast  been  our  |  dwel.  .ling  |  place,  ||  In  |  all  ( 
gen.  .er-|ations. 

Before  the  mountains  |  were  brought  |  forth,  ||   Or  ever 
thou  hadst  formed  the  |  earth  |  and  the  |  world, 

2  Even  from  |  e ..  ver- 1  lasting  ||  To  ever- 1  last. .  ing,  |  thou 
art  |  God. 

Thou  turnest  man  |  to  de- 1  struction  ;  ||  And  say  est,  re- 1 
turn,  ye  |  cliildren  of  |  men. 

3  Tor  a  thousand  years  |  in  thy  |  sight,  ||  Are  but  as  yester- 
day when  it  is  past,  and  |  as  a  |  watch  in  -  the  |  night. 

Thou  carriest  them  away  as  |  with  a  |  flood ;  ||  They  |  are  | 
as  a  |  sleep  ; 

4  In  the  morning  they  are  like  grass  which  |  grow,  .eth  | 
up  ;  ||  In  the  morning  it  |  flourisheth,  and  |  grow,  .eth  |  up  ; 

And  |  in  the  |  evening,  ||  It  |  is  cut  |  down  and  |  withereth. 

5  For  we  are  consumed  |  by  thine  |  anger,  ||  And  by  thy  J 
wrath  |  are  we  |  troubled. 

Thou  hast  set  our  in- 1  iqui.  .ties -be- 1  fore  thee,  ||  Our  secret 
sins  |  in  the  |  light -of  thy  |  countenance. 

6  For  j  all  our  |  days  ||  Are  J  passed  a- 1  way  -  in  thy  |  wrath  • 
We  |  spend  our  [  years  [|  As  a  |  tale  |  that  is  |  told. 

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7  The  days  of  our  years  are  threescore  |  years  and  |  ten ;  || 
And  if  by  reason  of  strength  J  they  be  |  four . .  score  |  years, 

Yet  is  their    strength  |  labour  and  |  sorrow ;  ||  For  it  is 
soon  cut  off,  I  and  we  \  fly  a- 1  way. 

8  "Who  knoweth  the  |  power -of  thine  |  anger?  [|    Even 
according  to  thy  |  fear,  so  |  is  thy  |  wrath. 

So  teach  us  to  |  number  our  j 
ply  our  I  hearts  unto  |  wisdom. 

9  Eeturn,  O  |  Lord,  how  |  long, 
con- 1  cerning  thy  |  servants. 

0  satisfy  us  early  |  with  thy  | 
joice  and  be  |  glad  |  all  our  |  days. 

10  Make  us  glad  according  to  the  days  wherein  thou  |  hast 
af-  I  flicted  us  ;  ||  And  the  years  where- 1  in  we  |  have  seen  |  evil. 

Let  thy  work  appear  |  unto  thy  J  servants,  ||  And  thy  | 
glo.  .ry  I  unto  their  |  children. 

11  And  let  the  beauty  of  the  Lord  our  |  God  be-up- 1  on  us :  |] 
And  establish  thou  the  |  work  -  of  our  |  hands  up- 1  on  us  ; 

Tea  the  |  work  -  of  our  |  hands,  ||  Es- 1  tab .  .lish  |  thou  |  it. 
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1  He  that  dwelleth  in  the  secret  place  ]  of -the  most  |  High,  || 
Shall  abide  under  the  |  shadow  of  |  the  Al- 1  mighty. 

I  will  say  of  the  Lord,  he  is  my  refuge  |  and  my  |  fortress:  |J 
My  God ;  |  in  him  |  will  I  |  trust. 

2  Surely  he  shall  deliver  thee   from  the  |  snare  -  of  the  | 
fowler,  ||  And  |  from  the  |  noi.  .some  |  pestilence. 

He  shall  cover  thee  with  his  feathers,  and  under  his 
wings  |  shalt  thou  |  trust :  ||  His  truth  shall  |  be  thy  |  shield 
and  |  buckler. 

3  Thou  shalt  not  be  afraid  for  the  J  terror  by  |  night ;  ||  Nor 
for  the  |  arrow  that  |  flieth  by  |  day ; 

Nor  for  the  pestilence  that  |  walketh  in  |  darkness ;  ||  Nor 
for  the  destruction  that  |  wasteth  at  |  noon  |  day. 

4  A  thousand  shall  fall  at  thy  side,  and  ten  thousand  at  J 
thy  right  |  hand ;  ||  But  it  |  shall  not  |  come  nigh  |  thee. 

Only  with  thine  eyes  shalt  |  thou  be- 1  hold  j{  And  see, 
the  re- 1  ward  |  of  the  |  wicked. 

5  Because  thou  hast  made  the  Lord  |  who  -  is  my  |  refuge,  || 
Even  the  most  |  High,  thy  |  hab.  .it-|ation; 

There  shall  no  |  evil  be- 1  fall  thee,  ||  Neither  shall  any  | 
plague  come  |  nigh  thy  |  dwelling. 


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6  For  he   shall   grre  hk  j  angels  charge  |  over  thee,  |  To  | 
keep -thee  in  j  all  thy  j  ways. 

They  shall  bear  thee  |  up-in  their  |  hands,     Lest  thou  dash 
thy  |  foot  a-  gainst  a  |  stone. 

7  Thou   shalt   tread  upon  the   |   lion   and  j   adder:  ||  The 
young  lion  and  the  dragon  shalt  thou  |  tram . .  pie  |  un . .  der  | 
iee:. 

Because  he  has  set  his  love  upon  me,  therefore  |  will  - 1  de- 
liver him :  j  I  will  set  Him  on  high,  be-  cause  he  -  hath  j  known 
my  |  name, 

8  He  shall  call  upon  me,  and  |  I  will  |  answer  him :  !j  I  will 
be  with  him  in  trouble  ;  I  will  de-  ii.  .ver  [  him,  and  |  honour 
him. 

With  long  life  |  will  I  |  sat 'My  him,      And  |  shew  him  | 
:ion. 

GLOET    BE    TO   THE  FaTHEE.  A>~D   j   10    THE   ]   So>"  i  |   A>"D   | 
TO    THE   j   HO..EY   |    GhOsT  : 

As  it  was  ix  the   Bsennrnra,  is  >~ow,   as'd  |  ev.  .  ee  j 

SHALL    BE:   [j  "WOBLD  J   WITH.  .  OUT   |   L>T>.      A    i!E>". 


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1  It  is  a  good  thing  to  give  thanks  |  unto  the  |  Lord,  ]|  And 
to  sing  praises  unto  thy  |  name,  |  0  most  |  high  : 

To  show  forth  thy  loving  kindness  |  in  the  |  morning,  || 
And  thy  |  faithful,  .ness  |  eve.  .ry  |  night ; 

2  Upon  an  instrument   of  ten  strings,  and  up-] on   the  | 
psaltery  ;  ||  Upon  the  |  harp  vrith  -  a  |  so.  .lemn  |  sound. 

For  thou,  Lord,  hast  made  me  glad  |  through  thy  |  work ;  j| 
I  will  |  triumph  in  -  the  |  works  -  of  thy  |  hands. 

3  0   Lord,  how  |  great  -  are   thy   |   works !    jj    And    thy  | 
thoughts  are  |  ve. .  ry  |  deep. 

A  brutish    man  |  know..eth  |  nGt;  |j  Neither     doth     a 
fool  |  un . .  der- 1  stand  j  this. 

4  "When  the  wicked  spring  as  the  grass  and  when  all  the 
workers  of  in- 1  iquity  do  |  nourish ;  ,|  It  is  that  they  |  shall  -  be 
de-  j  st roved  for  |  ever  : 

But  |  thou,  0  |  Lord,  ||  Art   most  |  high    for  |  ev.  .er  j 
more. 

5  For,   lo,  thine  |  enemies,    0   |   Lord,    ||    For,  lo,   thine  | 
en .  .  e- 1  mies  shall  |  perish  ; 

For  |  all  the  |  workers  ||  Of  in- 1  iqni.  .tv|  shall  be  (scattered 

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6  But  my  horn    shaft   thou  exalt   like   the  |  horn  -  of  a  | 
unicorn:  ||  I  shall  be  a-|noint. .  ed  |  with  fresh  |  oil. 

Mine  eyes  also  shall  see  my  desire  |  on  mine  |  enemies,  |j 
And  mine  ears  shall  hear  my  desire  of  the  |  wicked  that  |  rise- 
up  a-  j  gainst  me. 

7  The  righteous  shall  nourish  j  like  the  |  palm  tree:   ||  He 
shall  grow  |  like  a  |  cedar  in  |  Lebanon. 

Those  that  be  planted  in  the  |  house  -  of  the  |  Lord,  || 
Shall  |  nourish  in  -  the  |  courts  -  of  our  |  God. 

8  They  shall  still  bring  forth  fruit  |  in  old  |  age ;  ||  They  | 
shall  be  |  fat  and  |  flourishing  ; 

To  show  that  the  |  Lord  is  |  upright :  ||  He  is  my  rock, 
and  there  is  no  un- 1  right,  .eous- 1  ness  in  |  him. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 
to  the  |  Ho.  .ly  {  Ghost. 

AS     IT    WAS     IN     THE     BEGINNING,     IS     NOW,     AND   |  EV.  .ER  | 

shall  be  :  ||  World  j  with,  .out  |  end.     A  j  men. 


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done  I  marvel,  .lous  |  things  : 

2  His  right  hand,  and  his  |  ho.  .ly  |  arm,  ||  Hath | got.  .ten| 
him  the  |  victory. 

3  The    Lord  hath  made  known  {  his   sal-|vation;    ||    His 
righteousness  hath  he  openly  shewed  |  in  the  |  sight  -  of  the  | 
heathen. 

4  He  hath  remembered  his  mercy  |  and  his  [  truth,  ||  To-  [  ward 
the  I  house  of  |  Israel. 

5  All  the  ends  of  the  |  earth  have  |  seen  ]|  The  sal-|va.. 
tion  (  of  our  |  Grod. 

6  Make  a  joyful  noise  unto  the  Lord,  |  all  the  |  earth ;  || 
Make  a  loud  noise,  and  re- 1  joice,  and  J  sing  |  praise. 

7  Sing  unto  the  Lord  |  with  the  |  harp ;  ||  With  the  harp,  | 
and  the  |  voice  -  of  a  |  psalm. 

8  With  trumpets  and  |  sound  of  |  cornet,  ||  Make  a  joyful 
noise  be  -  |  fore  the  |  Lord,  the  |  King. 

9  Let  the  sea  roar,  and  the  |  fulness  there- 1  of ;  ||  The  world, 
and  I  they  that  |  dwell  there-  j  in. 

10  Let  the   floods  |  clap  their  |  hands:  ||  Let  the  hills  be 
joyful  to- 1  gether  be- 1  fore  the  |  Lord  ; 

11  For  he  cometh  to  |  judge  the  |  earth :  ||  With  righteous- 
ness shall  he  judge  the  world,  ]  and  the  |  people  with  |  equity 

Glout  be,  etc. 


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1  O  come  let  us  sing  |  unto  the  |  Lord :  ||  Let  us  make  a 
loyful  noise  to  the  |  rock  of  |  our  sal- 1  vation. 

2  Let  us  come  before  his  presence  |  with  thanks- 1  giving ;  || 
And  make  a  joyful  |  noise  unto  \  him  -with  |  psalms. 

3  Tor  the  Lord  is  a  |  great  |  G-od,  ||  And  a  great  |  king  a-  j 
bove  all  |  Gods. 

4  In  his  hand  are  the  deep  |  places  of -the  |  earth;  ||  The 
strength  of  the  |  hills  is  |  his  |  also. 

5  The  sea  is  his  |  and  he  |  made  it ;  ||  And  his  hands  |  form . . 
ed  -  the  |  dry  |  land. 

6  O  come,  let  us  worship  |  and  bow  |  down ;  ||  Let  us  kneel 
be- 1  fore  the  |  Lord  our  j  maker. 

7  Tor  I  he -is  our  |  Grod;  |j  And  we  are  the  people  of  his 
pasture,  |  and  the  |  sheep  -  of  his  J  hand. 

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8  To  day  if  ye  will  |  hear  his  |  voice,  ||  Har- 1  . .  den  j  not  your  | 
heart, 

9  As  in  the  J  pro.  .vo-| cation,  ||  And  as  in  the  day  of  temp-  j 
ta.  .tion  I  in  the  |  wilderness: 

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10  When    your  |  fa-.thers  |  tempted   me,   ||    Proved  j  me, 
and  |  saw  my  |  work. 

11  Forty  |  years  |  long  ||  Was  I  [grieved  with  |  this  gener-  | 
ation, 

12  And  said,  It  is  a  people  that  do  }  err-  in  their  |  heart,  [| 
And  they  |  have  not  j  known  my  |  ways : 

13  Unto  whom  I  |  sware  -  in  my  |  wrath,  |j  That  they  should 
not  |  en.  .ter  |  into  my  |  rest. 

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14  Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 
to  the  j  Ho . .  lt  |  Ghost  : 

15  As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,   and  I  ev.  .bb| 
shall  be  :  ||  World  |  with,  .out  j  end.     A-]men. 


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1  His  foundation  is  in  the  |  ho.  ,ly  |  mountains.  ||  The  Lord 
loveth  the  gates  of  Zion,  more  than  |  all  the  |  dwellings  of  | 
Jacob, 

2  Glorious  |  things  are  |  spoken,  ||  Of  |  thee,  O  |  city  of  |  God. 

3  I  will  make  mention    of  Rahab  and  Babylon  to  |  them 
that  |  know  me  :  ||  Behold  Philistia,  and  Tyre,  with  Ethiopia;  | 
this  man  |  was  born  |  there. 

4  And  of  Zion  it  shall  be  said,  This  and  that  man  |was  born 
|  in  her :  ||  And  the  highest  him-  |  self  j  shall  es-  |  tablish  her. 

5  The  Lord  shall  count,  when  he  writeth  |  up  the  |  people,  || 
That  |  this  man  |  was  born  |  there. 

6  As  well  the  singers  as  the  players  on  instruments  j  shall 
be  |  there  :  ;j  All  my  |  s'pnngs  |  are  in  |  thee. 

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Lord.  |  all  :.. 

Sing  unto  the  Lord,  j  bless  his  |  name ;  Q  Show  forth  his 
Bftl>|vation  fro  n  |  day  to  | 

2  Declare  his  glory  a-Jmong  the  j  heathen,  jj  His  |  wonders 
a- 1  mong  all  j  people. 

For  the  Lord  is  great,  and  |  greatly  to-be  j  praised  ;  '   He 
is  to  be  |  feared  a-  bove  all  |  gods. 

3  For  all  the  gods  of  the  j  nations  are  J  idols;  ||  But  : 
LorcT  |  made  the  |  heavens. 

Honour  an  fcy  |  are  be- Tore  him  ;  '■]  Strength  and  j 

beautv  are  [  in  his  j  sanctuary. 

4  Give  unto  the  Lord.   0  ye  kindreds  |  of  the  ;  people,  |j 
Give  unto  the  |  Lora  |  glory  and  |  strength. 

Give  unto  the  Lord  the  glory  due  |  unto  his  |  name ;  | 
Bring  an  offering,  and  j  come  in-  to  his 

5  0  worship  the  Lord  in  the  |  beauty  of  |  holiness ;  JJ  Fear 
be-  "ore  him,  |  all  the  |  earth. 

Sav  among  the  heathen  that  the  |  Lord  |  reigneth ;  ||  The 
world  also  shall  be  established  that  it  shall  not  be  moved ;  He 
d.  .pie  |  righteously. 

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6  Let   the  heavens  rejoice,  and  let  the  j  earth  be  |  glad  ;  jj 
Lc:  the  sea  roar  |  and  the  |  fulness  there- 1  of; 

Let  the  field  be  joyful,  and  all  that  |  is  there- 1 in;  |  Then 
shall  all  the  trees  of  the  wood,  re-|joice  be- j  fore  the  j  Lord: 

7  For  |  Tfe  j  Cometh,  Q  For    He  |  cometh   to  |  judge   the  j 
earth  ; 

He  shall   judge    the  |  world    with  |  righteousness,  [  And 
the  |  peo.  .pie  |  with  his  |  truth. 
Gloiiy  be,  etc. 


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1  Make  a  joyful  noise  |  unto  the  j  Lord,  jj  Unto  thejUora", 
all  ye  |  lands. 

2  Serve  the  |  Lord  with  |  gladness ;  |j  Come  be- 1  fore  his  j 
presence  with  |  singing. 

3  Know  ye  that  the  Lord  |  he  is  |  God  j    [   It  is  he  thai 
hath  |  made  -  us,  and  |  not  we  -  our- 1  selves : 

4  AVe  |  are  his  |  people,  |  And  the  |  sheep  |  of  his  |  pasture. 

5  Enter  into  his  gates  |  with  thanks- !  giving,  [;  And  j  into 
his  |  courts  with  |  praise. 

6  Be  thankful  \  un.  .to  |  hhn,  J|  And  1  speak  good  |  of  his  | 
name. 

7  For  the  Lord  is  good  ;    his  mercy  is  |  ev . .  er  ]  lasting  j  f] 
And  his  truth  en- 1  dureth  to  |  aii  gener- !  ations, 

Globt  be.  etc. 


LiOBD  MoiiNlNGTOJS. 


1  Bless  the  Lord,  |  O  my  I  soul ;  ||  And  all  that  is  within 
me,  |  bless  his  |  ho.  .ly  |  name. 

Bless  the  Lord,  |  0  my  |  soul,  ||  And  for- 1  get  not  J  all 
his  |  benefits : 

2  Who  forgiveth  all  |  thine  in- 1  iquities ;  ||  "Who  |  healeth  all  | 
thy  dis-|eases; 

Who   redeemeth   thy  life  j  from   de- 1  struction ;    ||    "Who 
crowneth  thee  with  loving-|  kindness  and  |  ten. .  der  |  mercies; 

3  Who  satisfieth  thy  month  |  with  good  j  things;  ||  So  that 
thy  youth  is  re- 1 new.  .ed  |  like  the  |  eagle's. 

The  Lord  executeth  |  righteous,  .ness-  and  [judgment,  || 
For  |  all  that  |  are  op- 1  pressed. 

4  He  made  known  his  |  ways  unto  |  Moses,  ||  His  acts  j 
unto  the  |  children  of  |  Israel. 

The  Lord  is  |  merci.  .ful-and  |  gracious,  ||  Slow  to  |  anger, 
and  |  plenteous  in  |  mercy. 

5  He  will  not  |  al.  .ways  |  chide;  ||  Neither  will  he  |  keep 
his  |  anger  for  |  ever. 

He  hath  not   dealt   with    us  |  after  our  |  sins ;   ||   Nor 
rewarded  us  ac-|  cording  to  |  our  in- 1  iquities. 


6  For  as  the  heaven  is  high  a-|bove  the  |  earth,  ||  So  great 
is  his  |  mercy  toward  |  them  that  |  fear  him. 

As  far  as  the  east  is  |  from  the  |  west,  ||  So  far  hath  he 
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7  Like  as  a  father  |  pitieth  his  j  children,  ||  So  the  Lord  j 
pit.  .ieth  |  them  that  |  fear  him. 

8  For  he  |  knoweth  our  |  frame;  ||  He  re- 1 membereth 
that  |  we  are  |  dust. 

9  As  for  man,  his  |  days  are  -  as  |  grass,  ||  As  a  |  flower  of  - 
tho  |  field,  so -he  |  flourisheth. 

10  Tor  the  wind  passeth  over  it,  |  and  it  -  is  |  gone ;  ||  And 
the  place  there- 1  of  shall  |  know  -  it  no  |  more. 

Loud  Moenington's  Chakt — repeated. 

11  But  the  mercy  of  the  Lord  is  from  everlasting  to 
everlasting  upon  |  them  that  |  fear  him,  ||  And  his  righteous- 
ness |  un..to  |  chiL.dren's  |  children; 

To  such  as  |  keep  his  |  covenant,  ||  And  to  those  that 
remember  |  his  com-|mandments  to  |  do  them. 

12  The  Lord  hath  prepared  his  |  throne  in -the  |  heavens;  || 
And  his  kingdom  |  ru.  .Ieth  |  o.  .ver  |  all. 

Bless  the  Lord,  ye  his  angels,  that  ex- 1  eel  in  |  strength,  || 
That  do  his  commandments,  hearkening  |  unto  the  |  voice  -  of 
his  |  word. 

13  Bless  ye  the  Lord  all  |  ye  his  |  hosts  ;  ||  Ye  ministers 
of  |  his,  that  |  do  his  |  pleasure. 

Bless  the  Lord,  all  hi3  work3  in  all  places  of  |  his 
do- 1 minion:  ||  Bless  the  |  Lord|0  my  | soul.     Glory  be,  etc. 


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1  I  was  glad  when  they  |  said  unto  |  me,  ||  Let  us  go  | 
into  the  |  house  -  of  the  |  Lord. 

2  Our  I  feet  shall  |  stand  ||  Within  thy  |  gatesj  |  O  Je- 1 
rusalem. 

3  Jerusalem  is  |  builded  as  -  a  |  city  ||  That  |  is  com- 1  pact 
to- 1  gether : 

4  Whither  the  tribes  go  up,  the  |  tribes  -  of  the  |  Lord,  || 
Unto  the  testimony  of  Israel,  to  give  thanks  |  unto  the  |  name-of 
the  I  Lord. 

5  For  there  are  set  |  thrones  of  |  judgment,  ||  The  |  thrones-of 
the  I  house  of  |  David. 

6  Pray  for  the|peace-of  Je- 1 rusalem;  |j  They  shall  | 
pros- 1  per  that  |  love  thee. 

7  Peace  be  with- 1  in  thy  [  walls,  ||  And  pros- 1  perity  with- 1  in 
thy  I  palaces. 

8  For  my  brethren  and  com- 1 pan.  .ions'  |  sakes,  ||  I  will 
now  say,  |  peace  |  be  with-  ]  in  thee. 

9  Because  of  the  house  of  the  |  Lord  our  |  God,  ||  I  |  wHT  | 
seek  thy  |  good. 

GrLOEY  BE  TO  THE  FATHEE,  AND  |  TO  THE  |  SON :  ||  AND  | 
TO  THE  I  Ho .  .  LT  I   GrHOST  : 

As  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  ET..ER  | 
8HALL   BE  !  ||  WOELD  |  WITH  .  .  OUT  |  END.      A-  |  MEN. 


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1  Hear  my  |  prayer,  0  |  Lord,  ||  And  let  my  |  cry  come  | 
un.  .to  |  thee. 

2  Hide  not  thy  |  face  |  from  me  ||  In  the  |  day  when  |  I  -  am 
in  |  trouble ; 

3  Incline  thine  |  ear  unto  |  me :  ||  In  the  day  when  1 1  call,  0  [ 
answer  me  |  speedily. 

4  For  my  days  are  con- 1  sumed  like  ]  smoke,  ||  And  my  bones 
are  |  bur.  .ned  |  as  a  |  hearth. 

5  My  heart  is  smitten,  and  |  withered  like  |  grass ;  ||  So  that 
I  for- 1  get  to  |  eat  my  |  bread. 

6  By  reason  of  the  |  voice  -  of  my  |  groaning,  |[  My  |  bones  | 
cleave  to  -  my  |  skin. 

7  I  am  like  a  pelican  |  in  the  |  wilderness  ;  ||  I  am  |  like  an  j 
owl  -  of  the  |  desert. 

8  I  watch,  and  |  am  as  -  a  |  sparrow  ||  Alone  up- 1  on  the  | 
house  |  top. 

9  Mine  enemies  reproach  me  |  all  the  |  day ;  ||  And  they 
that  are  mad  a- 1  gainst-rae,  are  |  sworn  a- 1  gainst  me. 

10  For  I  have  eaten  |  ashes  like  |  bread,  ||  And  |  mingled  my  | 
drink  with  |  weeping. 

11  Because  of  thine  indignation  |  and  thy  J  wrath :  [|  For 
thou  hast  lifted  me  |  up  and  |  cast  me  |  down. 

12  My  days  are  like  a  |  shadow  that  -  de- 1  clineth  ;  |]  And  |  I 
am  |  withered  like  |  grass. 


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13  But  thou,  0  Lord,  shalt  en- 1 dure  for  j  ever;  ||  And  thy 
remembrance  j  un..to  |  all gener- 1 ations. 

Thou  shalt  arise,  and  have  |  mercy  upon  |  Zion :  ||  For  the 
time  to  favour  her,  |  yea  -  the  set  |  time,  is  |  come. 

14  For  thy  servants  take  |  pleasure  in- her  |  stones,  ||  And  | 
favour  the  |  dust  there- 1  of. 

So  the  heathen  shall  fear  the  [  name  -  of  the  J  Lord,  ||  And 
all  the  |  kings  -  of  the  |  earth  thy  |  glory. 

15  When  the  Lord  shall  |  build  up  |  Zion,  [|  lie  |  shall  ap-| 
pear  in  -  his  |  glory. 

He  will  regard  the  |  prayer  -  of  the  |  destitute,  [|  And  j 
not  des- 1  pise  their  j  prayer. 

1G  This  |  shall  be  |  written  ||  For  the  J  gen. .  er- 1  ation  to  | 
come ; 

And    the    people  which  J  shall  -  be  ere- 1  ated,  ||  Shall  | 
praise  J~. .  the  |  Lord. 

17  For  he  hath  looked  down  from  the  |  height  -  of  his  J  sanc- 
tuary ;  ||  From  heaven  did  the  |  Lord  be- 1  hold  the  |  earth  ; 

To  hear  the  groaning  |  of  the  |  prisoner ;  ||  To  loose  those 
thnt  are  ap-|  point.  ,ed  |  un.  .to  |  death  ; 
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^18^To  declare  the  name  of  the  j  Lord  in  j  Zion,  ||  And  his  ' 
praise  |  in  Je- 1  rusalem ; 

When  the  people  are  |  gathered  to- 1  gether,  j|  And  the 
kingdoms,  to  |  serve  the  j  Lord. 


Slow. 


PlJECELL. 


19  He    weakened    my  |  strength    in  -  the  |  way ;   ||    He  | 
short . .  en- 1  ed  my  |  days. 

20  I  said,  0  my  God,  take  me  not  away  in  the  |  midst  -  of 
my  J  days ;  ||  Thy  years  are  |  through . .  out  |  all  gener- 1  ations. 

Higgin's  Chakt — repeated. 

21  Of  old  |  hast  thou  |  laid  ||  The  found- 1  a.  .tion  |  of  the  | 
earth ; 

And~f7.the  |  heavens,  ||  Are  the  |  work  |  of  thy  |  hands. 

22  They  shall  perish,  but  |  thou-shalt  en- [dure;  ||  Yea,  all 
of  them  shall  wax  |  old  as  |  doth  a  |  garment ; 

As  a  vesture  |  shalt  thou  |  change  them,  ||  And  |  they  | 
shall  be  j  changed : 

23  But  |  thou  -  art  the  |  same,  ||  And  thy  |  years  shall  |  have 
no  |  end. 

The  children  of  thy  servants  |  shall  con- 1  tinue,  ||  And  their 
seed  shall  J  be  es- 1  tablished  be- 1  fore  thee. 

GlOEY  BE  TO  THE  FaTHEE,  AND  I  TO  THE  |  SON  :  ||  AND  j 

to  tile  |  IIo..ly  I  Ghost: 

AS   IT    WAS   IN     THE   BEGINNING,   IS   NOW,    AND  J  SV .  .EE  [ 
JJHA.LL   BE  :  [|  "WOELD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.    AJMEF. 


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1  Bless  the  Lord,  [  0  my  |  soul.  ||  O  Lord  my  God,  |  thou 
art  I  ve . .  ry  |  great ; 

Thou  art  clothed   with  |  honour   and  |  majesty:    ||    "Who 
coverest  thyself  with  |  light  as  |  with  a  |  garment  : 

2  "Who  strebchest  out  the  heavens  |  like  a  |  curtain :  ||  "Who 
layeth  the  beams  of  his  |  cham.  .bers  |  in  the  |  waters: 

"Who  maketh   the  |  clouds  his  |  chariot:  ||  "Who  walketh 
up-  J  on  the  |  wings  -  of  the  |  wind : 

3  "Who   maketh    his  |  an.. gels  |  spirits;  {]   His  J  ministers 
a  I  fla . .  ming  |  fire  : 

"Who   laid   the   found-  j  ations  of- the  |  earth,    ||    That   it 
should  I  not  be- re- 1 moved  for  |  ever. 

4  Thou  coveredst  it  with  the  deep  as  J  with  a  J  garment ;  || 
The  waters  |  stood  a- 1  bove  the  |  mountains. 

At  thy  re-|buke  they  |  fled;   ||   At   the   voice   of  thy  | 
thunder  they  |  hasted  a- 1  way. 

5  He  watereth  the  |  hills  from  -  his  |  chambers ;  ||  The  earth 
is  satisfied  |  with  the  |  fruit -of  thy  |  works. 

He  causeth  the  grass  to  |  grow  for  -  the  |  cattle,  ||  And  | 
herb  for  -  the  |  service  of  |  man. 
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6  He  appointed  the  |  moon  for  |  seasons ;  ||  The  sun  | 
knoweth  his  |  go.  .ing  |  down. 

Man  goeth  forth  |  unto  his  J  work,  ||  And  to  his  | 
la.  .bour  |  un.  .til  -  the  |  evening. 

7  O  Lord,  how  manifold  |  are  thy  J  works !  ||  In  wisdom  | 
hast  thou  |  made  them  |  all : 

The  earth  is  |  full  -  of  thy  |  riches ;  ||  So  is  this  great  and 
wide  sea,  wherein  are  things  creeping  innumerable,  both  |  small 
and  |  great  |  beasts. 

8  There  |  go  the  |  ships :  ||  There  is  that  leviathan,  which 
thou  hast  |  made  to  |  play  there-  |  in, 

These  wait  |  all  upon  |  thee ;  ||  That  thou  mayest  give 
them  their  |  meat  |  in  due  |  season. 

9  That  thou  |  givest  -  them  they  |  gather ;  ||  Thou  openest 
thine  hand,  |  they  are  |  filled  with  |  good. 

Thou  hidest  thy  face,  |  they  are  |  troubled  :  ||  Thou  takest 
away  their  breath,  they  |  die,  and  -  re- 1  turn  -  to  their  |  dust 

10  Thou  sendest  forth  thy  spirit,  |  they -are  ere- |  ated ;  || 
And  thou  re- 1  newest  the  |  face  -  of  the  |  earth. 

The  glory  of  the  Lord  shall  en- 1  dure  for  |  ever ;  [|  The 
Lord  |  shall  re-|joice  in -his  |  works. 

11  I  will  sing  unto  the  Lord  as  |  long -as  I  |  live  :  ||  I  will 
sing  praise  to  my  God  |  while  I  |  have  my  |  being. 

My  meditation  of  him  |  shall  be|  sweet ;  ||  1 1  will  be  |  glad 
in -the  |  Lord. 

12  Let  the  sinners  be  consumed  |  out-of  the  |  earth,  ||  And 
let  the  |  wick,  .ed  |  be  no  |  more. 

Bless  thou  the  Lord  |  O  my  |  soul,  ||  Praise  |  .  .  . .  | .  .  ye| 
the  Lord. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  fj  And  J 
to  the  I  Ho.  .lt  |  Ghost  : 

As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and  I  EV.  .ER  | 
shall  be:  II  World  |  with,  .out  |  end.     A|  men. 


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Cheerful. 


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1  Praise  |  ye  the  |  Lord ;  ||  I  will  praise  the  |  Lord  with  | 
my  whole  |  heart, 

In  the   assembly  |  of  the  |  upright,    ||    And  |    in  the  | 
con . .  gre- 1  gation. 

2  The  works  of  the  |  Lord  are  |  great,  ||  Sought  out  of  all 
them  |  that  have  |  pleasure  there- 1  in. 

His   work  is  |   honorable   and    |   glorious ;  ||  And  his  | 
righteous,  .ness- en- 1 dure th  for  |  ever. 

3  He  hath  made  his  wonderful  works  to  |  bere-|membered;  N 
The  Lord  is  [  gracious  and  |  full  -  of  com- 1  passion. 

He  hath  given  meat  unto  |  them  that  |  fear     him  ;  ||  He 
will  ever  be  |  mind,  .ful  |  of  his  |  covenant. 

4  He  hath  showed  his  people  the  |  power -of  his  |  works,  || 
That  he  may  give  them  the  |  heri.  .tage  |  of  the  |  heathen. 

The  works  of  his  hands  are  |  verity  and  |  judgment ;  || 
All  |  his  com- 1  mandraents  are  |  sure. 

5  They    stand  fast  for  |  ever  and  |  ever,  ||  And  are  |  done 
in  |  truth  and  -  up-  j  Tightness. 

He    sent    redemption   |   unto   his  |  people ;    ||    He  hath 
commanded  his  covenant  for  ever,  holy  and  [  rever.  .end  |  is 
his    |  name. 
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6  The  fear  |  of  the  |  Lord,    [|    Is    |    the  be- 1  ginning   of  | 
wisdom ; 

A  good    understanding    have    all    they    that    |    do  -  ina 
com- 1  inandinents :  ||  His  |  praise  en- 1  dureth  for  |  ever. 

Glokt  be,  etc. 


42. 

Sustained. 


PSALM  CXXI.        Gregoriax,  7th  Toxe. 


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1  I  will  lift  up  mine  eves  |  unto  the  |  hills,  ||  From  [whence  | 
cometh  my  |  help. 

2  My  help  cometh  |  from  the  |  Lord,  ||  Who  |  made  both  J 
heaven  and  |  earth. 

3  He  will  not  suffer  thy  |  foot  to-be  |  moved:  ||  He  that  | 
keepeth  thee  |  will  not  |  slumber. 

4  Behold,  he  that  J  keep,  .eth  |  Israel,  ||  Shall  |  nei.  .ther  | 
slumber  nor  |  sleep. 

5  The  j  Lord  -is  thy  {keeper;  ||  The  Lord  is  thy  ]  shade  upon  | 
thy  right  |  hand. 

6  The  sun  shall  not  |  smite -thee  by  |  day,  ||  Nor  |  yet  the  J 
moon  by  |  night. 

7  The  Lord   shall  preserve  thee  |  from  all  |  evil ;  ||  He  | 
shall  pre- 1  serve  thy  |  soul. 

8  The  Lord  shall  preserve  thy  going  out  and  thy  |  com., 
ing  |  in,  ||  From  this  time  forth,  and  |  even  for  |  e.  .ver-|more. 

Gloet  be,  etc. 


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1  Not  unto] us,  0  Lord,  |  not  unto  |  us,  ||  But  unto  thy  name 
give  glory,  for  thy  mercy,  and  |  for  thy  |  truth's  |  sake. 

2  Wherefore  |  should  the  |  hea.  .then  |  say,  ||  Where  |  .  . is  | 
now  their  |  God  1 

3  But  our  |  God  is  |  in  the  |  heavens ;  ||  He  hath  done  whatso- 1 
ev.  .er  |  he  hath  |  pleased. 

4~0"|  Israel,  trust  thou  |  in  the  |  Lord;  ||  He  [  is  their  | 
help  -  and  their  |  shield. 

5  O  |  house  of  Aaron,  trust  |  in  the  |  Lord;  ||He  |  is  their | 
help  -  and  their  |  shield. 

6  Ye  that  |  fear  the  Lord,  trust  J  in  the  |  Lord  \  ||  He  |  is 
their  |  help  -  and  their  |  shield. 

7  TFhe  |  Lord  hath  been  mindful  of  us  ;  |  he  will  |  bless  us  ;  || 
He  will  bless  the  house  of  Israel ;  he  will  |  bless  the  |  house 
of  |  Aaron. 

8  He  will  j  bless  them  that  fear  the  Lord  both  |  small  and  | 
great.  ||  The   Lord   shall   increase   you   more   and  more,  |  you 
and  |  "your  |  children. 

9  Ye  are  |  blessed  |  of  the  |  Lord,  ||  Who  |  made  both  | 
heaven  and  ]  earth. 

10  The  |  heaven,  even  the  heavens,  |  are  the  [  Lord's :  |[ 
But  the  earth  hath  he  given  |  to  the  |  children  of  | 
men. 

1 1  The  [  dead  praise  |  not  the  |  Lord,  ||  Neither  any  that  | 
go  down  |  in.  .to  |  silence. 

12 'But  |  we  will  ]  bless  the  ]  Lord,  ][  From  this  time  forth  | 
and  for  |  ev.  .er-  j  more. 
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1  I  |  love  the  |  Lord,  ||  Because  he  hath  heard  my  voice  | 
and  my  |  sup.  .pli-| cations. 

2  Because  he  hath  inclined  his  |  ear  unto  |  me,  ||  Therefore 
will  I  call  up- 1  on  -  him  as  |  long-  as  I  |  live. 


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3  The  sorrows  of  |  death  |  compassed  me,  ||  And  the  pain3 
of  J  hell  gat  |  hold  up- 1  on  me : 

4  I  found  |  trouble  and  |  sorrow.  ||  Then  called  I  up- [on 
the  [  name  -  of  the  |  Lord ; 

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God  is  |  merciful. 

7  The   Lord  pre-jserveth   the  j  simple;    ||    I  was  brought 
low,  |  and  he  |  help,  .ed  |  me. 

8  Return  unto  thy  rest,  |  0  my  |  soul ;  [|  For  the  Lord  hath 
dealt  |  boun.  .ti-jful.  .ly  |  with  thee, 

9  For   thou  hast  delivered  my  |  soul  from  J  death,  j|  Mine 
eyes  from  tears,  |  and  my  |  feet  from  |  falling. 

10  I  will  walk  be- 1  fore  the  |  Lord,  ||  In  the  |  land  |  of  the  | 
living. 

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af-|flicted;  

12  I  |  said  -  in  my  |  haste,  ||  AlT|  . .  .T  J  men  are  |  liars. 


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13  What  shall  I  render  |  unto  the  |  Lord,  ||  For  |  all  his  | 
bene,  .fits  |  toward  me  ? 

I  will  take  the  |  cup -of  sal-|vation,  ||  And  call  up-|on 
the  |  name -of  the  |  Lord. 

14  I  will  pay  my  vows  \  unto  the  |  Lord,  ||  Now  in  the  | 
presence  of  |  all  his  |  people. 

Precious  in  the  |  sight  -  of  the  |  Lord,  ||  Is  the  J  death  | 
of  his  |  saints. 

15  0  Lord,  truly  |  I  -  am  thy  |  servant ;  ||  I  am  thy  servant, 
and  the   son  of  thine  handmaid;  |  thou  hast  |  loosed  my  | 
bonds. 

I  will  offer  to  thee  the  sacrifice  |  of  thanks- 1  giving,  ||  And 
will  call  up- 1  on  the  |  name  -  of  the  |  Lord. 

16  I  will  pay  my  vows  |  unto  the  |  Lord,  ||  Now  in  the  | 
presence  of  |  all  his  |  people, 

In  the  courts  J  of- the  Lord's  \  house,  ||  In  the] midst  of| 
tr.ee  O  -  J  e- 1  rusalem. 

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Praise  ye  the  Lord. 


PSALM  CXV1II. 


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1  0  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord;  for  |  he  is  |  good:  ||  Becauso 
his  I  mercy  en- 1  dureth  for  |  ever. 

Let  I  Israel  now  |  say,  ||  That  his  |  mercy  en- 1  dureth  for  [ 
ever. 

2  Let  the  house  of  |  Aaron  now  |  say,  ||  That  his  |  mercy 
en- 1  dureth  for  |  ever. 

Let  them  now  that  |  fear  -  the  Lord  \  say,  )|  That  his  | 
mercy  en- 1  dureth  for  |  ever. 

3  I  called  upon  the  Lord  |  in  dis- 1  tress :  ||  The  Lord  an- 
swered me,  and  |  set  me  |  in  •  a  large  j  place. 

The  Lord  is  on  my  side,  I  |  will  not  |  fear ;  ||  What  |  can 
man  |  do  unto  |  me? 
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4i  It  is  better  to  |  trust  in -the  |  Lord,  ||  Than  to  put  |  con., 
fi- 1  dence  in  |  man. 

It  is  better  to  |  trust  in  -  the  |  Lord,  ||  Than  to  put  |  con . . 
fi- 1  dcnce  in  |  princes. 

5  The  Lord  is  my  |  strength  and  |  song,  ||  And  is  be- 1  come  | 
my  sal-|vation. 

The  voice  of  rejoicing  and  salvation  is  in  the  tabernacles  | 
of  the  |  righteous :  ||  The  right  |  hand  -  of  the  |  Lord  doeth  | 
valiantly. 

6  The  right  hand  of  the  Lord  |  is  ex-[alted;  ||  The  right  | 
hand  -  of  the  j  Lord  doeth  |  valiantly. 

I  shall  not  J  die,  but  |  lire,  ||  And  de- 1  clare  the  |  works  -  of 
the  |  Lord. 

7  The  Lord  hath  [  chastened  me  |  sore ;  ||  But  he  hath  not 
given  me  |  o . .  ver  j  un . .  to  |  death. 

Open  to  me  the  |  gates  of  |  righteousness  ;  ||  I  will  go  into 
them,  and  |  I  will  |  praise  the  |  Lord : 

8  This  |  gate  -  of  the  |  Lord,  ||  Into  |  which  the  |  righteous 
shall  |  enter. 

I  will  praise  thee,  for  |  thou  hast  |  heard  me,  ||  And  art 
be- 1  come  |  my  sal-|vation. 

9  The  stone  which  the  |  builders  re- 1  fused,  [|  Is  become  the[ 
head  stone  J  of  the  J  corner. 

This  is  the  |  Lord's  |  doing,  ||  It  is  |  marvel.  .lou3  i  in  our | 
eyes. 

10  This  is  the  day  which  the  |  Lord  hath  |  made  ;  ||  We  will 
re-  |  joice  |  and  be  |  glad  in  it. 

Save  now  I  be- 1 seech  -  thee  0  |  Lord:  ||  0  Lord,  I  be-| 
seech-thee,  send  |  now  pros- 1  perity. 

11  Blessed  is  he  that  cometh  in  the  |  name -of  the  |  Lord:  || 
"We  have  blessed  you  |  out  -  of  the  |  house  -  of  the  |  Lord. 

God  is  the  Lord,  who  hath  |  shewed  us  |  light :  ||  Bind  the 
sacrifice  with  cords,  even  |  unto  the  |  horns  -  of  the  |  altar. 

12  Thou  art  my  God,  and  |  I  will  |  praise  thee :  ||  Thou  art 
my  |  God,  I  |  will  ex- 1  alt  thee. 

0  give  thanks  unto  the  Lord;  for  [he  is  |  good:  ||  For  his  | 

mercy  en-|dureth  for  |  ever.  Glory  bis,  etc. 

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Ascribed  to  Fakract. 


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1  Out  |  of  the  |  depths  ||  Have   I  |  cried  unto  |  thee,  O  | 
Lord. 

2  Lord,  |  hear  my  |  voice ;  ||  Let  thine  ears  be  attentive  to 
the  |  voice -of  my  |  sup. .  pli- 1  cations. 

3  If  thou,  Lord,  shouldest  J  mark  in- 1  iquities,  ||  O  |  Lord,  | 
who  shall  |  stand  ? 

4  But  there  is  for- 1  giveness   with  [  thee,  ||  That  |  thou  | 
mayest  be  |  feared. 


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5  I  wait  for  the  Lord,  my  |  soul  doth  |  wait,  ||  And  in  his  | 
word  |  do  I  |  hope. 

6  My  soul  |  waiteth  for -the  |  Lord,   ||   More  than  |  they 
that  |  watch  for -the  |  morning ; 

7  I  say,  |  more  than  |  they,  j|  That  |  watcn  |  for  the  | 
morning. 

8  Let  Israel  |  hope  in  -  the  |  Lord ;  ||  For  with  the  |  Horct  | 
there  is  |  mercy ; 

9  And  with  him  is  |  plenteous  re- 1  demption.  ||  And  he  shall 
redeem  Israel  from  |  all  |  his  in- 1  iquities. 

Glory  be,  etc. 
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47. 

Moderate 


PSALM  CXXXII. 


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1  Lord,  re- 1  mem . .  ber  |  David,  ||  And  |  all  |  his  af- 1  flictions ; 
How  he  sware  |  unto  the  |  Lord,  Jj  And  vowed  unto  the  J 

migh.  .ty  |  God  of  |  Jacob ; 

2  Surely   I   will  not  come  into  the  tabernacle  |  of  my  | 
house,  ||  Nor  |  go  up  |  into  my  |  bed ; 

I  will  not  give  sleep  to  mine  eyes,  nor  slumber  |  to 
nrjie  |  eyelids,  ||  Until  I  find  out  a  place  for  the  Lord,  a 
habitation  for  the  |  migh.  .ty  |  God  of  |  Jacob. 

3  Lo,  we  heard  of  |  it  at  J  Ephratah;  ||  We  found  it  |  in  the] 
fields  -  of  the  |  wood. 

"We  will  go  |  into  his  |  tabernacles;  ||  We  will  |  wor..ship| 
at  his  |  footstool. 

4  Arise,  O  Lord, | into  thy  |  rest;  ||  Thou,  |  and  the  |  ark-ot 
thy  |  strength. 

Lot  thy  priests  be  |  clothed  with  |  righteousness ;  ||  And 
let  thy  |  saints  |  shout  for  |  joy. 

5  For  thy  servant  |  Da.  .vid'a  |  sake,  ||  Turn  not  away  the  \ 
face  of  |  thine  a-|nointed. 

The  Lord  hath  sworn  in  J  truth  unto  |  David ;  ||  He  |  wuT  | 
not  turn  I  froTC  it 

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6  Of  the  |  fruit-  of  thy  |  body  ||  Will  I  |  set  up-|on  thy  j 
throne. 

If  thy  children  will  keep  my  covenant,  and  my  testimony 
that  |  I  shall  |  teach  them,  ||  Their  children  shall  also  sit  upon 
thy  |  throne  for  |  e.  .ver  |  more. 

7  For  the  Lord  hath  |  cho.  .sen  |  Zion ;  ||  He  hath  desired 
it  |  for  his  |  ha.  .bi-|tation. 

This  is  my  |  rest  for  J  ever :  ||  Here  will  I  dwell ;  |  for  I  | 
b  ave  de- 1  sired  it. 

8  I  will  abundantly  (  bless -her  pro-  |  vision;    ||    I   will  | 
satis . .  fy  -  her  |  poor  with  |  bread. 

I  will  also  clothe  her  priests  |  with  sal-  j  vation ;  jj  And 
her  saints  shall  |  shout  a- 1  loud  for  |  joy. 

9  There  will  I  make  the  horn  of  |  David  to  |  bud ;  ||  I  have 
ordained  a  |  lamp  for  |  mine  a-|noiuted. 

His  enemies  will  I  |  clothe  with  |  shame  ;  ||  But  upon 
him- 1  self  shall -his  |  crown  |  flourish. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son:  ||  And  { 

TO  THE  |  Ho.  .LY  |   GlIOST  : 

As    IT    WAS    IN    THE    BEGINNING,   IS    NOW,    AND  (  EV..ER  | 
SHALL   BE;  lj  WORLD  |  WITH..GVT  |  END.      A- |  MEN. 


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48. 

Joyful.  PSALM  CXXXVI.     Gregorian,  5th  Tone. 


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1  O  give  |  thanks  unto  the  Lord,  for  he  is  |  good;  ||   Tor 
his  mercy  en-|dureth  for  |  ev.  .cr. 

2  O  give  |  thanks  unto  the  God  of  |  gods ;  ||  For  his  mercy 
en-  j  dureth  for  |  ev. . er. 

3  O  give  |  thanks  unto  the  Lord  of  |  lords ;  ||  For  his  mercy 
en-  |  dureth  for  j  ev.  .er. 

4  To  |  him  who  alone  doeth  great  J  won..ders;   ||  For  his 
mercy  en- 1  dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

5  ^o*|  him  that  by  wisdom  made  the  |  hea.  .vens;  ||  For  his 
mercy  en-|dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

6  To  |  hiin  that  stretched  out  the  earth  above  the|  wa.  .ters;  || 
For  his  mercy  en-|dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

7  To  |  him  that    made    great  |  lights ;    ||    For  his    mercj 
en-|dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

8  The  |  sun  to  rule  by  |  day ;  ||  For  his  mercy  en-  |  dureth 
for  |  ev.  .er. 

9  The  |  moon  and  stars  to  rule  by | night;  ||  For  his  mercj 
en- 1  dureth  for  j  ev. .  er. 

10  Who  re-|membered  u?  in  our  |  low  estate;  ||   For  his 
mercy  en- 1 dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

11  And  |  hath  redeemed  us  from  our  |  en..emies;  ||    For 
his  mercy  en- 1 dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

12  Who   giveth    |    food    to   all  |  flesh ;    ||    For  his    mercv 
en- 1  dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 

13  0  give  |  thanks  unto  the  God  of  J  hea.  .ven ;  ||  For  his 
mercy  en- 1 dureth  for  |  ev.  .er. 


49. 

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PSALM  CXXXVIIL 


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1  I  will  praise  thee  |  with  -  my  whole  |  heart :  |j  Before  the 
Gods  |  will  - 1  sing  |  praise  unto  |  thee. 

2  I  will    worship    toward  thy    |    ho.  .ly  |  temple,    ||    And 
praise  thy  name  |  for  thy  |  lov.  .ing-|  kindness, 

3  And  |  for  thy  |  truth:  ||  For  thou  hast  magnified  thy  J 
word  -  a. .  bove  |  all  thy  |  name. 

4  In  the  day  when  I  cried  thou  |  answer,  .edst  |  me,  ||  And 
strengthenedst  me  with  [  strength  |  in  my  |  soul. 

5  AH  the  kings  of  the  earth  shall  |  praise  -  thee,  0  |  Lord,  [| 
When  they  |  hear  the  |  words  -  of  thy  |  mouth, 

6  Yea,  they  shall  sing  in  the  |  ways -of  the  |  Lord  :  ||  For 
great  is  the  |  glo.  .ry  |  of  the  |  Lord. 

7  Though  the  Lord  be  high,  yet  hath  he  respect  |  unto  the  | 
lowly  :  ||  But  the  proud  he  |  know,  .eth  a  |  far  |  off. 

8  Though  I  walk  in  the  |  midst  of  |  trouble,  ||  Yet  jlihou  | 
wilt  re- 1  vive  me : 

9  Thou  shalt  stretch  forth  thine  hand  against  the  |  wrath  -  of 
mine  |  enemies,  j|  And  j  thy  right  |  hand  shall  j  save  me. 

10  The  |  Lord  will  |  perfect  ||  That  I  which  con- 1  cern ..  eth  | 
me: 

11  Thy  mercy,  0  Lord,  en-ldurethfor  j  ever:  (|  Iforsake  not 
the  j  works  of  |  thine  own  I  hands. 

Gloex  be,  etc. 


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50. 

Moderate. 


TSALM  CXXXIX. 


Dr.  W.  IIAYE3. 


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1  O  Lord,  thou  hast  |  searched  -  roe,  and  J  known  me.  |]  Thou 
knowest  my  down-  |  sitting  and  |  mine  up-  |  rising; 

Thou  |  un.  .der-  |  standest  ||  My  |  thought   a-  |  fa7|  off. 

2  Thou  compassest  my  path  and  my  |  ly.ing  |  down,  ||  And 
art  ac-  |  quainted  with  |  all  my  |  ways. 

For  there  is  not  a  |  word  -  in  my  |  tongue,  ||  But,  lo,  O 
Lord,  thou  |  knowest  it  j  al.  .to-|gether. 

3  Thou  hast  beset  me  be- 1  hind  -  and  be- 1  fore,  ||  And  |  laid 
thine  |  hand  up- 1  on  me. 

Such  knowledge  is  too  |  wonder.,  ful  |  for  me;  ||  It  is  high 
I  |  cannot  at- 1  tain  un- 1  to  it. 

4  "Whither   shall  I    go   |  from  thy  |  spirit  ?  ||   Or   whither 
shall  I  |  flee  |  from  thy  |  presence  ? 

If  I  ascend  up  into  heaven,  |  thou  art  j  there ;  j]  If  I  make 
my  bed  in  hell,  be-  j  hoid^  |  thou  art  |  there. 

5  If  I  take  the  |  wings  -  of  the  [  morning,  ||  And  dwell  iw 
the  |  utter.,  most  |  parts -of  the  |  sea; 

Even  there  shall  |  thy  hand  j  luad  me,  ||  And  j  thy  right  j 
hand  shall  |  hold  me. 

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Moih'.rate. 


Or.  W.  IlAYts. 


6  If  I  say,  Surely  the  |  darkness  shall  |  cover  me;  [|  Even  the 
night  |  shall  be  |  light  a- 1  bout  me. 

Yea,  the  darkness  hideth  |  not  from  |  thee;  ||  The  darkness 
and  the  light  are  |  both  a- 1  like  to  |  thee. 

7  How  precious  also  are  thy  thoughts  unto  |  me,  0  |  God!  || 
How  |  great  is  -  the  |  sum  of  |  them : 

If  I  should  count  them,  they  are  more  in  number  |  than 
the  |  sand :  ||  "When  I  awake,  |  I  am  |  still  with  |  thee. 

8  Search  me  0  God,  and  |  know  my  |  heart ;  ||  Try  j  me,  and  | 
know  my  |  thoughts  : 

And  see  if  there  be  any  |  wicked  way  J  in  me ;  ||  And  lead 
me  |  in  the  |  way  ever-  { lasting. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,   ajid  |  to  the  |  Son:  |J Aitd J 

TO  THE  |    HO..LT  |   GHOST  : 

As    IT    WAS   IN   THE     BEGINNING,   IS   NOW,   AND  |  EV.  .ER  | 

shall  be:  II  "World  I  without  1  end.     A- J  men. 


Taiijs. 


1  I  cried  unto  the  Lord  |  with  my  |  voice ;  j|  "With  my  voice 
unto  the  Lord  did  I  |  make  my  |  sup. . pli- 1 ca .  .tion. 

2  I  poured  out  my  com-|plamt  be- 1 fore  Him;  ||  I  |  shewed 
be- 1  fore  -  him  my  |  trou.  .ble. 

3  When   my   spirit   was    over- 1  whelmed  with- 1  in   me,   [| 
Then  |  tnou  |  knewest  my  |  path. 

4  In  the  way  where- 1  in  I  |  walked,  ||  Have  they  privily  | 
laid  a  |  snare  |  for  me. 

5  I  looked  on  my  right  hand,  |  and  be- 1  held,  ||  But  there 
was  |  no  man  |  that  would  |  know  me : 

6  Ke^jT.fuge  |  failed  me;  ||  No  man|ca.  .red  |  for  my  |  soul. 

7  I  cried  unto  |  thee,  0  |  Lord  ;  ||  I  said,  thou  art  my  refuge 
and  my  portion  in  the  |  lancT  |  of  the  |  liv. .  ing. 

8  Attend  |  unto  my  |  cry;  ||  For  |  I  -  am  brought  |  ve.  .ry| 
low": 

9  Deliver  me  |  from  my  |  persecutors ;  |J   For  |  they  are  | 
stronger  than  |  I. 

10  Bring  my  |  soul  out  -  of  j  prison,  ]|  That  j  I  may  j  praise 
thy  |  name : 

11  The  righteous  shall  compass  j  me  a- 1 bout;  J|  Tor  thon 
shalt  deal  |  boun.  .ti-|fui.  .ly  |  with  me. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  [!  And  | 
to  the  i  ho.  .ly  |  ghost  : 

as  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is  now,  and  |  5v.  .  eb  | 
shall  be:  |1  World  |  with,  .out  |  esd.  |  A.  .men. 

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1  Hear  my  |  prayer,  0  |  Lord,  ]|  Give  ear  |  to  my  |  sup..pli-| 
cations ; 

In  thy  |  faithful. . ness | answer  me,  |]  And  |  in  thy  | right . . 
eous- 1  ness. 

2  And  enter  not  into  judgment  |  with  thy  |  servant ;  ||  For 
in  thy  sight  shall  |  no  man  [  living  be  |  justified. 

For   the   enemy  hath  |  persecuted  my  |  soul;  ||  He  hath 
smitten  my  |  life  down  |  to  the  |  ground ; 

3  He  hath  made  me  to  |  dwell  in  |  darkness,  [|  As  |  those 
that  -  have  [  been  long  |  dead. 

Therefore  is  my  spirit  over- 1  whelmed  with- 1  in  me  ;  ||  My  | 
heart  with- 1  in  -  me  is  |  desolate. 

4  I  remember  the  days  of  old ;  I  meditate  on  |  all  thy  | 
works;  ||  I  |  muse  on -the  |  work -of  thy  |  hands. 

I   stretch    forth    my   |  hands    unto  |   thee ;    [|  My  soul 
thirsteth  after  thee,  |  as  a  |  thirs. .  ty  J  land. 

5  Hear    me  |  speedily,    O  J  Lord;   ||    My  |  spi..rit  flail- 1 
etU: 

Hide  not  thy  |  lace  [  from  me,  ||  Lest  I  be  like  unto  them 
that  go  |  down  in- [to  the  j  pit 
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6  Cuuse  me  to  hear  thy  loving  kindness  j  in  the  |  morning;  f| 
For  |  in  thee  |  do  I  |  trust : 

Cause  me  to  know  the  way  wherein  j  I  should  J  walk  ;  |( 
For  I  |  lift  -  up  my  |  soul  unto  |  thee. 

7  Deliver  me,  O   Lord,   |  from  mine   |  enemies :  ||  I  |  flee 
unto  |  thee  to  |  hide  me. 

Teach  me  to  do  thy  will ;  for  |  thou  -  art  my  j  God :  ||  Thy 
spirit  is  good ;  lead  me  |  into  the  J  land  -  of  up- 1  rightness. 

8  Quicken  me,  0  Lord,  |  for  thy  |  name's  sake ;  ||  For  thy 
righteousness'  sake,  [  bring  my  |  soul  out  -  of  |  trouble. 

And  of  thy  mercy  |  cut-off  mine  |  enemies,  ||  And  destroy 
all  them  that  afflict  my  soul ;  |  for  I  |  am  thy  j  servant. 
Globy  be,  etc. 


PSALM  CXXXIY. 


Dr.  Nares. 


Pistil! 


1  Behold,    bless   ye  the   Lord   all   ye  |  servants   of  -  the  | 
Lord,  ||  Who  by  night  stand  |  in  the  |  house  -  of  the  |  Lord. 

2  Lift  up  your  hands  |  in  the  |  sanctuary,  ||  And  |  biess  j  ye 
the  |  Lord. 

3  The  Lord  that  made  |  heaven  and  |  earth,  ||  Bless  |*lhee  | 
out  of  |  Zion. 

Glory  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 
to  the  |  Ho.  .ly  I  Ghost. 

A3     IT    WAS    IN     THE    BEGINNING,     IS    NOW,     AND  |  EV.  .ER  | 

shall  be  :  H  World  I  with,  .out  I  end.     A  |  men. 


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54. 


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1  I  will  extol  thee,  my  |  God,  0  |  King ;  |j  And  I  will  bless 
thy  |  name  for  |  ever  and  |  ever. 

Every  day  |  will  I  |  bless  thee ;  ||  And  I  will  praise  thy  | 
name  for  |  ever  and  |  ever. 

2  Great  is  the  Lord,  and  greatly  |  to  be  |  praised ;  jj  And 
his  |  great . .  ness  |  is  un- 1  searchable. 

One  generation  shnll  praise  thy  |  works  to  -  a- ]  nother,  || 
And  shall  de- 1  clare  thy  j  niigh . .  ty  |  acts. 

3  I  will  speak  of  the  glorious  honour  |  of  thy  |  majesty,  || 
And  |  of  thy  j  won . .  drous  |  works. 

And  men  shall  speak  of  the  might  of  thy  |  terri.  .ble  | 
acts  ;  ||  And  |  I  -  will  de-  j  clare  thy  j  greatness. 

4  They  shall  abundantly  utter  the  memory  of  |  thy  great  I 
goodness,  ||  And  shall  |  sing -of  thy  |  right.  .eous-|  ness. 

The  Lord  is  gracious,  and  |  full  -  of  com- 1  passion  ;  ||  Slow 
to  anger,  |  and  of  |  great  |  mercy. 

5  The  Lord  is  |  good  to  |  all :  jj  And  his    tender  mercies 
are  |  o.  .ver  |  all  his  |  works. 

All  thy  works  shall  |  praise-  thee  O  |  Lord  ;  ||   And  I  all 
thy  |  saints  shall  |  bless  thee. 
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6  They  shall  speak  of  the  glory  |  of  thy  |  kingdom,  {]  And  | 
talk  of  |  all  thy  |  power ; 

To  make  known  to  the  sons  of  men  his  [  migh.  .ty  j  acts,  fl 
And  the  glorious  |  majes . .  ty  |  of  his  |  kingdom. 

7  Thy  kingdom  is  an  ever- 1 last,  .ing  |  kingdom,  ||  And  thy 
dominion  endureth  through- 1  out  all  |  ge.  .ne-|  rations. 

The  Lord  upholdeth  |  all  that  |  fall,  ||  And  raiseth  up  all 
those  |  that  be  |  bow.  .ed  |  down. 

8  The  eyes  of  all  |  wait  upon  J  thee;  ||  And  thou  givest  them 
their  |  meat  in  |  due  |  season. 

Thou  |  openest  thine  |  hand,  |J  And  satisfiest  the  desire 
of  I  ev.  .ery  |  liv.  .ing  1  thing. 

9  The   Lord  is  righteous  in  |  all  his  |  ways,  (|  And  |  holy 
in  |  all  his  |  works. 

The  Lord  is  nigh  unto  all  them  that  |  call  up- 1  on  him,  || 
To  all  that  |  call  up- 1  on -him  in  |  truth. 

10  He   will    ful-|fil-the   de- j  sire  [|  Of  |  them   that  ffear  | 
him: 

He  also  will  |  hear  their  |  cry,  ||  And  |  will  de-|li.  .ver  J 
them. 

11  The  Lord  preserveth  all  |  them  that  |  love  him :  ||  But  all 
the  |  wicked  will  |  he  de- 1  stroy. 

My  mouth  shall  speak  the  |  praise  -  of  the  |  Lord :  ||  And 
let  all  flesh  bless  his  holy  |  name  for  |  ever  and  |  ever. 

GLOEY    BE    TO    THE    FATIIEE,    AND  I  TO    THE   |  SON:J|  AND   | 
TO   THE  I   Ho..LT  I   GHOST  : 

as  it  vtas  in    the   bectkning,  is  now,  and  |  ev..eb  j 
shall  be  :  ||  World  |  with  .  .out  |  end.  AImen, 


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PSALM  CXLVI. 


J.  Robinson. 


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1  Praise  |  ye  the  |  Lord.  ||  Praise  the  j  Lora,  j  0  my  | 
soul. 

While  I  live   will   I  |  praise   the  |  Lord ;  ||  I  will  sing 
praises  unto  my  God  |  while  I  |  have  any  I  being. 

2  Put    not  your  ]  trust  in  |  princes,  ||  Nor  in  the   son   of 
man,  in  |  whom  there  |  is  no  |  help. 

His  breath  goeth  forth,  he  returneth  |  to  his  |  earth;  ||  In 
that  very  |  day  his  |  thoughts  |  perish. 

3  Happy  is  he  that  hath  the  God  of  Jacob  J  for  his  |  help,  || 
"Whose  hope  is  |  in  the  |  Lord  his  |  God ; 

Who   made   heaven,   and  earth,   the  sea,  and  all  that  | 
there,  .in  |  is :  i|  AVho  |  keep,  .eth  |  truth  for  |  ever: 

4  Who  executeth  judgment  |  for  the  -  op- [  pressed ;  ||  Who  | 
giv..eth  |  food  to -the  |  hungry. 

The  Lord  |  looseth  the  |  prisoners :  ||  The  Lord  |  openeth 
the  |  eyes  -  of  the  |  blind : 

5  The  Lord  raiseth  them  that  are  |  bow.  .ed  |  down:  ||  The  | 
Lord  |  loveth  the  |  righteous : 

The  Lord  pre-|serveth  the  |  strangers:  ||  He  re-|lievetb 
the  |  fatherless  and  |  widow : 
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6  But  the  j  way  -  of  the  |  wicked,  ||  He  |  turn . .  eth  |  up . . 
side  |  down. 

The  Lord  shall  |  reign  for  |  ever,  ||  Even  thy  God,  0  Zion 
unto  all  generations ;  |  Praise  |  ye  the  J  Lord. 

Glory  be,  bto 


56. 

Joyful. 


PSALM  CXLVII. 


Dr.  W.  Boyce. 


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1  Praise  |  ye  the | Lord:  |]  For  it  is  good  to  sing|prais.  .es  | 
unto  our  |  God : 

For  I  it  is  I  pleasant ;  ||  And  |  praise  |is  |  comely. 

2  The  Lord  doth  |  build-up  Je-|rusalem;  ||  He  gathereth 
to- 1  gether  the  |  outcasts  of  |  Israel. 

He  healeth  the  |  broken  in  |  heart,  ||  And | bind,  .eth  |  up 
their  |  wounds. 

3  He  telleth  the  number  |  of  the  |  stars ;  ||  He  calleth  them  | 
all  I  by  their  |  names. 

Great  is  our  Lord,  |  and  -  of  great  |  power ;  ||  His  |  un. . 
der- 1  standing  is  |  infinite. 

4  The  Lord  lifteth  |  up   the  |  meek ;  ||  He  casteth  the  | 
wick,  .ed  |  down  to  -  the  |  ground. 

Sing  unto  the  Lord  |  with  thanks- 1  giving ;  ||  Sing  praise 
upon  the  |  harp  |    unto  our  J  God. 

79 


Joyfid. 


Db.  W.  Boyce. 


5  "Who  coverelh  the  |  heaven  with  |  clouds ;  ||  Who  pre- 1 
par . .  eth  j  rain  for  -  the  {  earth  ; 

"Who  |  ma.  .kethj  grass  ||  To  (  grow  up-|on  the |  mountains. 

6  He  giveth  to  the  |  beast  Ms  |  food ;  ||  And  to  the  young  | 
ra.  .vens  {  when  they  |  cry. 

He  delighteth  not  in  the  |  strength  -  of  the  |  horse ;  ||  He 
taketh  not   pleasure  |  in  the  |  legs  -  of  a  |  man. 

7  The  Lord  taketh  pleasure  in  |  them  that  |  fear  him,  ||  In| 
those  that  |  hope  in  -  his  |  mercy. 

Praise  the  Lord,  |  0  Je-|rusalem;  ||  Praise~j~T^  thy  |  God 
0  |  Zion. 

8  For  he  hath  strengthened  the  |  bars-  of  thy  |  gates  ;  ||  He 
hath  |  blessed  thy  |  children  with- 1  in  thee. 

He  maketh  j  peace  -  in  thy  |  borders,  ||  And  filleth  thee 
with  the  |  fin.  .est  |  of  the  |  wheat. 

9  He  sendeth  forth  his  commandment  j  up.. on  |  earth;  j| 
His  |  word  runneth  j  ve.  .ry  |  swiftly. 

He  giveth  |  snow  like  j  wool ;  ||  He  scattereth  the  |  noar- 1 
frost  like  |  ashes. 

10  He  casteth  forth  his  |  ice  like  |  morsels  j  ||  "Who  can  | 
stand  be- 1  fore  his  |  cold  ? 

He  sendeth   out   his  |  word,   and  J  meltcth   them ;  |J  He 
ouiseth  his  wind  to  |  blow,  and  "the  |  wa.  .ters  |  flow. 
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11  He  sheweth  his  |  word  unto  |  Jacob  ;  ||  His  statutes  and 
his  |  judg.  .ments  |  un.  .to  |  Israel. 

He  hath  not  dealt  so  with  |  a.  .ny  |  nation:  ||  And  as  for  his 
judgments,  they  have  not  known  them.  |  Praise  |  ye  the  |  Lord. 

Glort  be  etc. 


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Praise  ye  him,  |  all  his  |  angels;  ||  Praise  |  ye  him,  |  all 
his  |  hosts. 

2  Praise  ye  him,  |  sun  and  |  moon ;  ||  Praise  him,  |  all  ye  | 

stars  of  |  light. 

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3  Let  them  praise  the  |  name  -  of  the  |  Lord  ;  ||  Tor  he  com- 
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He  hath  also  established  them  for  |  ever  and  |  ever ;  ||  He 
hath  maae  a  de- 1  cree  which  |  shall  not  |  pass. 

4  Praise  the  Lord  |  from  the  }  earth,  j|  Ye  J  dragons,  and  | 
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Fire,   and  hail,  |  snow,   and  |  vapours ;    ||    Stormy  |  wind 
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judg.  .es  |  of  the  |  earth: 

Both  young  men,  and  maidens,  |  old  -  men  and  |  children  :  | 
Let  them  |  praise  the  |  name  -  of  the  |  Lord  : 

7  For  his  name  a- 1  lone  is  |  excellent;  [|  His  glory  is  a- j  bove 
the  |  earth  and  |  heaven. 

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his  |  face  to  |  shine  up-  j  on  |  thee, 

2  The  |  Lord  be  gracious  |  un.  .to  |  thee;  ||  The  Lord  lift 
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1  SAMUEL  II.  v.  1—10. 


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alt . .  ed  I  in  the  |  Lord ; 

My  mouth  is  enlarged  |  over  mine  |  enemies  ;  ||  Because  1 
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actions  are  |  weighed. 

3  The  Lord  killeth,  and  |  maketh   a- (live;  ||  He  bringeth 
down  to  the  |  grave,  and  |  bring,  .eth  |  up. 

The  Lord  maketh  poor,  and  |  mak ..  eth  |  rich :  ||  He 
bringeth  |  low,  and  |  lift,  .eth  |  up. 

4  He  raiseth  up  the  poor  |  out  -  of  the  |  dust,  [|  And  lifteth 
the  |  beg.  .gar  |  from  the  |  dunghill, 

To  set  them  a-  |  niong  |  princes,  ||  And  to  make  them 
in-|herit  the  |  throne  of  |  glory: 

5  For  the  pillars  of  the  |  earth  are  -  the  |  Lord's,  ||  He  hath  | 
set  the  |  world  up- 1  on  them. 

He  will  keep  the  feet  of  his  saints,  and  the  wicked  shall 
be  |  silent  in  |  darkness,  ||  For  by  |  strength  shall  |  no  -  man 
pre- 1  vail. 

6  The  adversaries  of  the  Lord  shall  be  |  broken  to  |  pieces  ;  || 
Out  of  |  heaven  shall  -  he  J  thunder  up- 1  on  them  : 

The  Lord  shall  judge  the  |  ends  -  of  the  |  earth ;  ||  And  he 
shall  give  strength  unto  his  king  and  exalt  the  |  horn  of  |  his 
an- 1  ninted.  G-loet  be,  etc. 

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61. 

1  CHRONICLES  XXIX.  v,  10—13. 
Joyful  Db.  Wm.  CHAEn. 


1  Blessed  be  thou,  Lord  God  of  |  Israel  our  |  father,  ||  For  | 
ev.  /[er  and  |  ever. 

2  Thine,  0  Lord,  is  the  greatness,  |  and  the  |  power,  ||  And 
the  glory,  and  the  |  vie.  .tory,  |  and  the  |  majesty: 

3  For  all  that  is  j  in  the  |  heaven  ||  And  |  in  the  |  earth  is  | 
thine; 

4  Thine  is  the  |  kingdom,  0  |  Lord,  ||  And  thou  art  ex- 1  alted 
as  |  head  above  |  all. 

5  Both  riches  and  honour  |  come   of  |  thee,  ||  And  thou  ( 
reign,  .est  |  o.  .ver  |  all; 

6  And  in  thine  hand  is  |  power  and  |  might ;  ||  And  in  thine 
hand  it  is  to  make  great,  and  to  give  |  strength  |  un.  .to  |  all. 

7  Now  therefore  our  |  God  we  |  thank  thee,  ||  And  |  praise 
thy  |  glo.  .rious  |  name. 

Globy  be  to  the  Fatheb,  and  I  TO  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  I 

TO    THE   I  Ho .  .  LT  I   GHOST. 

As   IT   WAS    IN    THE     BEGINNING,    IS    NOW,  AND  |  EV.  .ER  | 

shall  be:  [j  World  I  with.. out  j  end.  A  |mkn. 


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1  Happy  is   the   man   that  |  find,  .eth  |  wisdom  ||  And  the 
man  that|get.  .teth  ]  un.  .der-  |  standing; 

For  the  merchandise  of  it  is  |  better  than  |  silver,  ||  And 
the  |  gain  thereof  |  than  fine  |  gold. 

2  She  is  more  |  precious  than  |  rubies  :  ||  And  all  the  things 
thou  canst  desire  are  not  to  be  com-  |  pa.  .red  |  un.  .to  |  her. 

Length  of  days  is  in  |  her  right  |  hand  ;  ||  And  in  her  | 
left  hand  |  riches  and  |  honour. 

3  Her  ways  are  |  ways  of  |  pleasantness,  ||  And  |  all  her  | 
paths  are  |  peace  : 

She  is  a  tree  of  life  to  them  that  lay  \  hold  up-  |  on  her,  || 
And  happy  is  |  every  one  |  that  re-  |  taineth  her. 

4  If  thou  incline  thine  |  ear  unto  |  wisdom,  ||  And  apply 
thine  |  heart  to  |  un.  .der-  |  standing. 

If  thou  criest  |  af.  .ter  |  knowledge,  ||  And  liftest  up  thy  | 
voice  for  |  un.  .der-  |  standing. 

5  If  thou  seekest  |  her  as  |  silver,  ||  And  searchest  for  |  her 
as  |  for  hid  |  treasures, 

Then    shalt  thou  understand  the  |  fear  -  of  the  |  Lord  |j 
And  |  find  the  |  knowledge  of  |  God. 


6  For  the  |  Lord   giveth  |  wisdom  :  ||   Out   of    his   mouth 
cometh  |  knowledge  and  |  un.  .der-  |  standing. 

He  layeth  up  sound  wisdom  |  for  the  j  righteous ;  ||  He  is 
a  buckler  to  |  them  that  |  walk  up-  |  rightly. 

7  Trust  in  the  Lord  with  |  all  thine  |  heart ;  ||  And  lean  not 
unto  thine  |  own  |  un.  .der-  |  standing. 

In  all  thy  |  ways  ac-  |  knowledge  him,  ]|  And  |  he  -  shall 
di-  |  rect  thy  |  path. 

Gloey  be  to  the  Fathee,  and  I  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  I 
to  the  I  Ho.  .lt  I  G-host  : 

As  it  was  in  the  beginning,  is    now,  and  |  ev.  .  ee  | 

SHALL   BE  :  ||  WOELD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.  A  |  MEN. 


From  Handel. 


1  And  there  shall  come  forth  a  rod  out  of  the  |  stem  of  | 
Jesse,  ||  And  a  Branch  shall  |  grow  |  out  -  of  his  |  roots  : 

And  the  spirit  of  the  Lord  shall  |  rest  up-  |  on  him,  [|  The 
spirit  of  |  wisdom  and  |  un.  .der-  |  standing. 

2  The  spirit  of  |  counsel  and  |  might,  ||  The  spirit  of  know- 
ledge and  of  the  |  tear  |  of  the  j  Lord ; 

And  righteousness  shall  be  the  girdle  |  of  his  |  loins,j|  And 
faithfulness  the  |  gir.  .die  |  of  his  |  reins. 


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leopard  shall  |  lie  down  |  with  the  |  kid ; 

And  the  calf  and  the  fatling  and  the  young  j  lion  to- 1 
gether;  ||  And  a  |  lit.  .tie  |  child  shall  |  lead  them. 

4  They  shall  not  |  hurt  nor  -de-|stroy  ||  In  |  all  my|ho.  .ly| 
mountain ; 

For  the  earth  shall  be  full  of  the  |  knowledge  of-  the  | 
Lord,  ||  As  the  |  wa.  .ters  |  cover  the  |  sea. 

5  And  in  that  day  shall  there  be  a  |  root  of  |  Jesse,  ||  Which 
shall  stand  for  an  |  en.  .sign  |  of  the  |  people  ; 

To  it  shall  the  |  gen.  .tiles  |  seek :  ||  And  his  |  rest  |  shall 
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.As   IT  WAS  IN   THE  BEGINNING,    IS   NOW,    ANI)|eV..EB| 
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1  0  Lord,  I  I  will  |  praise  thee :  ||  Though  |    thou  wast  | 
an. .  gry  |  with  me. 

Thine  anger  is  J  turned  a- 1  way,  ||  And  | . .  thou  |  comfort. . 
edst  I  me. 

2  Behold,  God  is  |  my  sal-  |  vation :  |[  I  will  |  trust  and  | 
not  be  -  a-  |  fraid : 

For  the  Lord  Jehovah  is  my  |  strength  and  -  my  |  song ;  || 
He  also  is  be-  |  come  |  my  sal-  |  vation. 

3  Therefore  with  joy  shall  |  ye  draw  |  water  ||  Out  of  the  | 
wells  I  of  sal-  |  vation. 

And  in  that  day  |  shall  ye  |  say,  ||  Praise  the  Lord,  |  call 
up-  I  on  his  I  name, 

4  Declare  his  doings  a-  |  mong  the  |  people,  (|  Make  mention 
that  his  I  name  |  is  ex-  |  alted. 

Sing  unto   the    Lord,  for  he  hath   done  |  ex.  .cellent  | 
things :  ||  This  is  |  known  in  |  all  the  |  earth. 

5  Cry  j  out  and  |  shout,  ||  Thou  in-  |  hab-i-  |  tant  of  J  Zion  : 
For  great  is  the   |   Holy  One -of  |  Israel  ||  In. .  |  .  .tue  | 

midst  of  I  thee 
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ISAIAH  XXY.  v.l— 9.      Wm.  Russell,  Mua.  Bac 


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praise  thy  |  name : 

For  thou  hast  done  |  wonder . .  ful  |  things ; 
of  old  are  |  faith.  .ful-|ness  and  |  truth. 

2  For  thou  hast  made  of  a  |  city  a  j  heap ;  ||  Of  a  de-|fen. . 
ced  |  city  a  |  ruin : 

A  palace  of  strangers  to  |  be  no  |  city ;  ||  And  |  it  shall  | 
never  be  |  built. 

3  For  thou  hast  been  a  |  strength  to  -  the  |  poor,  ||  A  strength 
to  the  |  needy  in  |  his  dis- 1  tress  ; 

A  refuge  from  the  storm,  a  shadow  |  from  the  |  heat,  |( 
When  the  blast  of  the  terrible  ones  is  as  a  |  storm  a- 1  gainst 
the  |  wall. 

4  Thou  shalt  bring  down  the  |  noise  of  |  strangers, 
the  |  heat  in  |  a  dry  |  place ; 

Even  the  heat   with   the  |  shadow  of -a  [  cloud: 
branch  of  the  terrible  ones  |  shall  be  1  brought  |  low. 

5  And  in  this  mountain  shall  the  |  Lord  of  |  hosts  |j 
unto  all  people  a  |  feast  of  |  fat  |  things. 

A  feast  of  wine  on  the  lees,  of  fat  things )  full  of  |  marrow 
Of  wine  on  the  flees  \  well  re- [fined. 
92 


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6  And  he  will  destroy  |  in  this  |  mountain  ||  The  face  of  the 
covering  |  cast  j  over  all  |  people, 

And|Tithe  [  vail  ||  That  is  |  spread  over  |  all  |  nations. 

7  He  will  swallow  up  |  death  in  |  victory ;  ||  And  the  Lord 
God  will  wipe  away  |  tears  from  |  off  all  J  faces  ; 

And  the  rebuke  of  his  people  shall  he  take  away  from  off  | 
all  the  |  earth ;  ||  For  the  |  Lord  hath  |  spo.  .ken  |  it. 

8  And  it  shall  be  said  in  that  day,  Lo  |  this  -  is  our  |  God  ;  || 
"We  have  waited  for  |  him,  and  |  he  will  J  save  us : 

This  is  the  Lord ;  we  have  |  waited  for  |  him,  |j  We  will 
be  glad  and  re-|joice  in  |  his  sal-|vation. 
Glory  be,  etc. 


66. 

Moderate. 


ISAIAH  XXVI.  v.  1—13. 


HlGGINS. 


1  In  that  day  shall  this  song  be  sung  in  the  |  land  of]  Judah;  |j 
We  have  a  strong  city;  salvation  will  God  ap-j  point  for  j  walls 
and  |  bulwarks. 

Open  |  ye  the  |  gates,  ||  That  the  righteous  nation  which 
keepeth  the  |  truth  may  |  en.  .ter  |  in. 

2  Thou  wilt  keep  him  in  perfect  peace,  whose  mind  is  | 
stayed  on  |  thee;  ||  Be- (cause  he  |  trust. .  eth  |  in  thee. 

Trust  ye  in  the  [  Lord  for  |  ever ;  ||  Tor  in  the   Lord 
Jehovah  is  |  ev.  .er-|last.  ,ing  |  strength? 

93 


Moderate. 


3  For  he  bringeth  down  them  that  |  dwell  on  |  high ;  ||  The 
lofty  J  city,  he  |  layeth  it  |  low ; 

He  layeth  it  low,  |  even  to  -  the  |  ground ;  ||  He  bringeth 
it  |  e.  .ven  |  to  the  |  dust. 

4  The  way  of  the  just  |  is  up- 1  rightness :  [|  Thou,  most  upright, 
dost  |  weigh  the  |  path  -  of  the  |  just. 

Yea,  in  the  way  of  thy  judgments,  0  Lord,  have  we  | 
wait,  .ed  |  for  thee ;  ||  The  desire  of  our  soul  is  to  thy  name, 
and  |  to  the -re- 1  mem.  .brance  |  of  thee. 

5  With  my  soul  have  I  desired  thee  |  in  the  |  night;  ||Tea, 
with  my  spirit  within  me  |  will  1  |  seek  thee  |  early : 

Tor  when  thy  judgments  are  |  in  the  |  earth,  ||  The 
inhabitants  of  the  |  world  will  |  learn  |  righteousness. 

6  Lord  thou  wilt  or- J dain  peace  j  for  us:  ||  For  thou  also 
hast  |  wrought  all  |  our  works  |  in  us. 

O  Lord  our  God,  other  lords  beside  thee  have  had  do- 1 
min.  .ion  |  over  us,  ||  But  by  thee  only  will  we  make  |  men.  , 
tion  |  of  thy  |  name. 

Gloey  be  to   the  Fatheb,  and  I  TO  THE  |  Son  ||  AND  I 

TO    THE  I  Ho..LY  |   GHOST  : 

As  it   was   in   the  beginning,  is  now,  and  |  ev..eb  j 

SHALL   BE:  II  WOBLD  |  WITH.. OUT  |  END.    A|M£N. 
94 


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Moderate. 


ISAIAH  XL.  v.  1—11. 

Gregoriak,  From  the  7th  Tc:<te. 


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1  Comfort  ye,  comfort  ye  my  people,  |  saith  your  J  God ;  |{ 
Speak  ye  |  comfort . .  ably  |  to  Je- 1  rusalem, 

And  cry  unto  her,  that  her  warfare  |  is  ac- [  complished,  || 
That  her  iniquity  is  pardoned,  for  she  hath  received  of  the 
Lord's  hand  |  double  for  |  all  her  |  sins. 

2  The  voice  of  him  that  |  crieth  in  -  the  |  wilderness,  |j  Pre- 1 
pare  ye  -  the  |  way  -  of  the  |  Lord, 

Make  |  straight  in- the  |  desert  ||  A  |  high,  .way  |  for  our  J 
God. 

3  Every  valley  shall  |  be  ex-|alted,  [|  And  every  mountain 
and  |  hill  shall  |  be  made  |  low : 

And  the  crooked  shall  |  be  made  |  straight,  ||  And  the  | 
rough  |  pla.  .ces  |  plain. 

4  And  the  glory  of  the  Lord  shall  |  be  re- 1  vealed,  ||  And 
all  |  flesh  shall  |  see  -  it  to- 1  gether : 

For  the  |  mouth -of  the  |  Lord,  |j  The  |  mouth -of  the  1 
Lord  hath  J  spoken  it. 

5  The  |  voice  said,  |  Cry,  1|  And  he  said, ["What  |  shall  I  |  cry. 
All  |  flesh  is  |  grass,  ||  And  all  the  goodiiness  thereof  is  j 

as  the  J  flower  -  of  the  |  field. 

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Gregorian,  From  the  7th  Tone. 

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the  spirit  of  the  Lord  bloweth  upon  it;|  surely  the  |  people  is  | 


The  grass  withereth,   the  |  flow..er  |  fadeth,  ||  But   the 
word  of  our  |  God  shall  |  stand  for  |  ever. 

7  0  Zion,  that  bringest  good  tidings,  get  thee  up  in- 1  to- 
the  high  |  mountain;  ||  O  Jerusalem,  that  bringeth  good 
tidings,  |  lift  -  up  thy  |  voice  with  |  strength  ; 

Lift  it  up,  |  be-not  a-|fraid;  ||  Say  unto  the  cities  of  | 
Judah,  Be- 1  hold  your  |  God ! 

8  Behold,  the  Lord  God  will  come  with  |  strong  |  hand,  || 
And  his  |  arm  shall  |  rule  |  for  him : 

Behold  his  re- 1  ward  is  |  with  him,  ||  And  j  . .  his  |  work 
be- 1  fore  him. 

9  He  shall  feed  his  flock  |  like  a  |  shepherd:  ||  He  shall  | 
gather  the  |  lambs  with  -  his  |  arm, 

And  carry  them  |  in  his  |  bosom,  |J  And  shall  gently  lead  | 
those  that  |  are  with  |  young. 
Globy  be.  etc. 


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1  How  beautiful  up-|on  the  |  mountains  ||  Are  the  feet  of  | 
him  that  |  bringeth  good  |  tidings, 

That  publisheth  peace ;  That  bringeth  good  |  tidings  of  | 
good;  ||  That  publisheth  salvation ;  that  saith  unto  |  Zi..on,  | 
thy  God  |  reigneth ! 

2  Thy  watchmen  shall  |  lift  -  up  the  |  voice ;  ||  "With   the 
voice  to-|ge.  .ther  |  shall  they  |  sing; 

For  they  shall  see  |  eye  to  |  eye,  ||  When  the  j  Lord  shall  | 
bring  again  |  Zion. 

3  Break  |  forth  into  |  joy,    ||    Sing   together,  ye  waste  | 
pla.  .ces  |  of  Je- 1  rusalem  : 

For  the  Lord  hath  |  comforted  his  |  people,  ||  He  j  hath 
re- 1  deemed  Je- 1  rusalem. 

4  The  Lord  hath  made  bare  his  |  ho.  .ly  |  arm  ||  In  the  } 
eyes  of  |  all  the  |  nations ; 

And    all    the    |    ends  -  of  the  |  earth   ||    Shall   see  tho 
sal- 1  va . .  tion  |  of  our  |  God. 
Globy  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  A  nd  | 

TO   THE  |  Ho..LT  |   GHOST  : 

AS   IT   WAS   IN   THE    BEGINNING,    IS    NOW,    AND  |  EV..EB  j 
GHALL   BE  :  ||  WOBLD  [  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.    A-  |  MEN. 

G  97 


Lakgdon. 


53jpE3EllII 


1  The  ever  |  last.  .ing  |  God,  ||  The  Lord,  the  Creator  of  the 
ends  of  the  earth,  |  fainteth  not  |  neither  is  |  weary; 

There  |  is  no  |  searching,  ||  Of  |  His  |  un . .  der- 1  standing. 

2  He   giveth  |  power  to -the  |  faint;  [|  And   to   them  that 
have  no  might  |  he  in-|creas.  .eth  |  strength. 

Even  the  youths  shall  |  faint  and -be  |  weary,  ||  And  the  | 
yoimg-men  shall  |  utter,  .ly  |  fail: 

3  But  they  that   wait  |  on  the  J  Lord  ||  ShaH~P  .  re- 1  new 
their  |  strength; 

They  shall  mount  up  with  |  wings  as  |  eagles ;  ||  They 
shall  run  and  not  be  weary ;  and  they  shall  |  walk  and  |  shall 
not  |  faint. 

4  Tear  thou  not ;  for  |  I  am  |  with  thee :  ||  Be  not  dismayed ;  j 
for  I  |  am  thy  |  God : 

I  will  strengthen  thee ;  yea  |  I  will  |  help  thee ;  ||  Tea  I 
will  uphold  thee  with  the  |  right  hand  |  of  my  |  righteousness. 

5  When  the  poor  and  needy  seek  water,  |  and  there  |  ia 
none,  ||  And  their  |  tongue  |  faileth  for  |  thirst, 

I  the  |  Lord  will  |  hear  them,  ||  I  the  God  of  |  Is.  .raelj  will- 
not  for- 1  sake  them. 
98 


6  And  I  will  bring  the  blind  by  a  way  that  |  they  knew  | 
not;  ||  I  will  lead  them  in  |  paths  that -they  |  have  not  | 
known ; 

I  will  make  darkness  light  before  them,  and  |  crooked 
things  J  straight.  ||  These  things  will  I  do  unto  them,  and  | 
I  will  |  not  for- 1  sake  them. 

7  "When  thou  passest  through  the  waters,  |  I  -  will  be  |  with 
thee :  ||  And  through  the  rivers,  they  |  shall  not  |  o.  .ver-|flow 
thee: 

When  thou  walkest  through  the  fire,  thou  |  shalt-not  be  | 
burned ;  ||  Neither  shall  the  |  flame  |  kindle  up- 1  on  thee. 

8  For  I  am  the  |  Lord  thy  |  God,  ||  The  Holy  One  of  | 
Is.  .ra-|el,  thy  |  Saviour: 

I,  even  |  I,  am -the  |  Lord;  ||  And  be- [side  me  |  there -is 
no  |  Saviour. 

9  For  a  small  moment  |  have  - 1  for- 1  saken  thee  ;  ||  But  with 
great  |  mer . .  cies  |  will  I  |  gather  thee. 

In  a  little  wrath  I  hid  my  face  from  thee  |  for  a  |  moment,  jl 
But  with  everlasting  kindness  will  I  have  mercy  on  thee,  | 
saith  the  |  Lord  thy  -  Re- 1  deemer. 

10  For  the  mountains  shall  depart,  and  the  |  hills  be  -  re- 1 
moved ;  ||  But  my  kindness  shall  |  not  de- 1  part  from  |  thee, 

Neither  shall  the  covenant  of  my  |  peace  be  -  re- 1  moved,  j] 
Saith  the  |  Lord  that -hath  |  mer.  .cy  |  on  thee. 

11  No  weapon  that  is  formed  a- 1  gainst  -  thee  shall  | 
prosper ;  ||  Aud  every  tongue  that  shall  rise  against  thee  in  | 
judg.  .ment  |  thou-shalt  con-|demn. 

This  is  the  heritage   of  the  |  servants  of- the  J  Lord,  || 
And  their  righteousness  is  of  |  me,  |  saith  the  |  Lord. 

Gloet  be  to  the  Father,  and  |  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 

TO   THE  |  HO..LT  j  GHOST  : 

As  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  EV.  .EB  ) 
SHALL   BE:  I)  WOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.    A-  |  MEN. 


QS  9« 


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1  He   is   despised   and   re- 1  jected  of  |  men ; 
sorrows,  |  and  ac-|quainted  with  |  grief: 

And  we  hid  as  it  were  our  |  fa . .  ces  |  from  him  ; 
despised,  and  J  we  es- 1  teemed  him  |  not. 

2  Surely  he  hath  j  borne  our  |  griefs, 
our  |  sorrows; 

Tet  we  did  es- 1  teem  him  |  stricken,  | 
and  af-|flicted. 

3  But  he  was  wounded  for  |  our   trans- 1  gressions, 
was  |  bruised  for  |  our  in- 1  iquities ; 

The  chastisement  of  our  peace  [  was  up-|on  him;  ||  And 
with  |  his  stripes  |  we  are  |  healed. 

4  All  we  like  sheep  have  |  gone  a- 1  stray ;  ||  "We  have  turned 
every  |  one  to  |  his  own  |  way ; 

And  the  Lord  hath  |  laid  on  |  him  ||  The  in-|iqui.  .ty  |  of 
us  |  all. 

5  He  was  oppressed,  and  |  he  -  was  af- 1  flicted :  J|  Tet  he  | 
open . .  ed   |  not  his  |  mouth : 

He  is  brought  as  a  |  lamb  to  -  the  [  slaughter,  ||  And  as 
a  sheep  before  her  shearers  ia  dumb,  so  he  |  open.  ,eth  |  not 
his  I  mouth. 


6  He  was  taken  from  prison  |  and  from  J  judgment :  |j  And 
who  shall  de-  |  clare  his  |  gen . .  er- 1  ation  ? 

For  he  was  cut  off  out  of  the  |  land  -  of  the  |  living ;  |j 
For  the  transgression  of  my  |  peo . .  pie  j  was  he  |  stricken. 

7  And  he  made  his  |  grave  with  -  the  |  wicked,  ||  And  with 
the  |  ^ich~  |  in  his  |  death ; 

Because  he  had   |   done  no  |  violence,  ||  Neither  was  any 
de- 1  ceit  |  in  his  |  mouth. 

8  Yet  it  pleased  the  |  Lord  to  J  bruise  him;  ||vTea|hehath  | 
put -him  to  |  grief; 

"When  thou  shall  make  his  soul  an  j  offering  for  |  sin,  |] 
lie  shall  see  his  seed,  |  he-shall  pro- 1  long  his  |  days, 

9  And  the  |  pleasure  of-the  |  Lord  ||  Shall  |  pros,  .per  j  in 
his  |  hands. 

He  shall  see  of  the  j  travail  of- his  |  soul,  ||  And  |  shall 
be  |  sat.  .is- 1 fied  : 

10  By  his  knowledge  shall  my  righteous  servant  |  justi.  .fy  | 
many ;  ||  For  he  shall  |  bear  |  their    in- 1  iquities, 

Therefore  will  I  divide  him  a  portion  |  with  the  |  great,  |j 
And  he  shall  di- 1  vide  the  |  spoil  with  -  the  |  strong  ; 

11  Because  he  hath  poured  out  his  |  soul  unto  |  death:  (| 
And  he  was  ]  num.  .bered  |  with  -  the  trans- 1  gressors ; 

And  he  bare  the  |  sin  of  |  many,  ||  And  made  inter- 1  cession 
for  |  the  trans- 1  gressors. 

GlOEY  BE  TO  THE  FaTHEB,  AND  |  TO  THE  |  SON  :  ||  AND  | 
TO   THE  |  Ho..LT  |   GHOST  : 

AS  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  18  NOW,  AND  |  EV.  ,EB  } 
SHALL   BE  :  ||  TVOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.     A|iIEN. 


101 


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I       i 

1  Arise,  shine,  for  thy  |  light  is  |  come, 
:he  |  Lord  is  |  risen  up- 1  en  thee. 

For,   behold,    the    darkness    shall  j  i 
A  ad  |  gross  |  darkness  the  |  people : 

2  But  the  Lord  shall  a- 1 rise-up.  .on|thee,||  And  his  glory  | 
shall  be  |  seen  up- 1  on  thee, 

And  the  Gentiles  shall  |  come  -  to  thy  |  light,  ||  And  kings 
to  the  |  bright,  .ness  |  of  thy  |  rising. 

3  Lift  up  thine  eyes  round  a- 1  bout,  and  |  see :  ||  All  they 
gather  themselves  to- 1  gether,  they  |  come  to  |  thee  : 

Thy  sons    shall  |  come  from  |  far,  ||  And   thy  daughters 
shall  be  |  nurs. .  ed  |  at  thy  |  side. 

4  Then  thou  shalt  see,  and  |  flow  to- 1  gether,  ||  And  thuie 
heart  shall  j  fear,  and  |  be  en-|larged ; 

Because  the  abundance  of  the  sea  shall  be  converted  | 
im  -  to|thee.||  And  the  forces  of  the  Gentiles  J  shall  come  | 
tin . .  to  |  thee. 

5  Therefore  thy  gates  shall  be  |  open  con-  j  tinually ;  ||  They 
Bhall  not  be  |  shut  |  day  nor  |  night ; 

That  men  may  bring  unto  thee  the  forces  |  of  the  |  Gentiles,  |j 
And  that  their  |  kings  |  may  be  |  brought. 
102 


0  Violence  shall  no  more  be  |  heard  -  m  thy  |  land,  ||  "Wasting 
nor  de- 1  struction  with- 1  in  thy  |  borders ; 

But  thou  shalt  call  thy  |  walls  sal- 1  vation,  J|  And  j  ..thy  | 
gates  J  praise. 

7  The  sun  shall  be  no  more  thy  |  light  by  |  day ;  ||  Neither 
for  brightness  shall  the  |  moon  give  |  light  unto  |  thee ; 

But  the  Lord  shall  be  unto  thee  an  ever- 1 last.. ing  | 
light,  ||  And  |  thy  |  God  thy  |  glory. 

8  Thy  sun  shall  go  |  no  more  |  down ;  ||  Neither  shall  thy  | 
moon  with- 1  draw  it- 1  self; 

For  the  Lord  shall  be  thine  ever- 1 las.  .ting  |  light,  ||  And 
the  days  of  thy  |  mourn,  .ing  |  shall  be  |  ended. 

9  Thy  people  also  |  shall  -  be  all  |  righteous :  ||  They  shall 
in- 1  herit  the  |  land  for  |  ever, 

The  |  branch  -  of  my  |  planting,  ||  The  work  of  my  hands,  | 
that  I  |  may  be  |  glorified. 

10  A  little  one  shall  be- 1  come  a  |  thousand,  ||  And  a  |  small 
one-a  j  strong  |  nation. 

rJT^the  |  Lord  ||  Will  |  hasten  it  |  in  his  |  time. 

G-LOBY   BE  TO   THE  FATHER,    AND  |  TO   THE  |  SON  :    ||    AND  j 

to  the  |  Ho.  .Lr  |  Ghost: 

AS    IT  WAS    IN    THE    BEGINNING,   IS    NOW,  AND  |  IV. .EB  [ 
SHALL   BE:  1|  TFOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  [  END.      A-|oiBN. 


HABAKKUK  III. 

4 


Rev.  D.  Thomas. 


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1  O  Lord,  I  have  heard  thy  speech,  and  |  was  a-|fraid:  || 
0  Lord,  revive  thy  |  work  in  -  the  |  midst  -  of  the  |  years, 

In  the  midst  of  the  |  years  make  |  known ;  ||  In  |  wrath 
re- 1  mem . .  ber  |  mercy. 

2  God  |  came  from  |  Teman,  |J  And  the  J  Holy  One  J  from 
mount  |  Paran. 

His  glory  J  covered  the   |  heavens,  ||  And  the  |  earth 
was  |  full  -  of  his  |  praise. 

3  And  his  brightness  was  |  as  the  |  light ;  ||  He  had  beams 
coming  out  of  his  hand ;  and  there  waa  the  |  hi. .  ding  |  of  his  | 
power. 

Before  him  |  went  the  J  pestilence,  j|  And  burning  |  coals 
went  |  forth  at  -  his  |  feet. 

4  He  stood,  and  J  measured  the  |  earth ;  ||  He  beheld,  and  | 
drove  a-  j  sunder  the  |  nations  ; 

And    the    everlasting    mountains    were    scattered;    the 

perpetual  |  hills  did  |  bow :  ||  His  |  ways  are  |  e.  .ver-| lasting. 
104 


5  The  mountains  |  saw -thee,  they  I  trembled:  ||  The  over- 
flowing of  the  |  wa.  .ter  |  pass,  .ed  |  by  ; 

The   deep  |  uttered  his  |  voice,  ||  And   lifted  |  up  his  J 
hands  on  |  high. 

6  The  sun  and  moon  stood  still  in  their  |  ha.  .bi-|tation  :  || 
At  the  light  of  thine  arrows  they  went,  and  at  the  shining  ]  of 
thy  |  glitter,  .ing  |  spear. 

Thou  wentest  forth  for  the  salvation  |  of  thy  |  people,  || 
Even  for  sal- 1  vation  with  |  thine  a- 1  nointed. 

7  Although  the  fig  tree  |  shall  not  |  blossom,  ||  Neither 
shall  |  fruit  be  |  in  the  |  vines ; 

The  labour   of  the  |  olive   shall  |  fail,  ||  And   the  j  fields 
shall  [  yield  no  |  meat ; 

8  The  flock  shall  be  cut  off  |  from  the  j  fold,  ||  And  there  | 
shall  -  be  no  |  herd  -  in  the  |  stalls  : 

Yet  I  will  re-|joice  in -the  |  Lord,  ||  I  will  joy  in  the  j 
God  of  |  my  sal- 1  vation. 

GlOBY  BE  TO  THE  FaTHEB,  AND  |  TO  THE  |  SON  :  ||  AND  | 
TO  THE  |  HO.  .LT  |   GHOST  : 

A8  IT  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  EV..EB  ( 
SHALL   BE:   ||    WOBLD  |  WITH ..  OUT  j  END.      A-JMBN. 


106 


Attwood. 


1  Blessed  be  the  Lord  |  God  of  |  Israel ;  ||  For  he 
visited  |  and  re- 1  deemed  his  |  people, 

And  hath  raised  up  a  horn  of  sal- 1  va . .  tion  |  for  us,  ||  In  the  | 
house  -  of  his  |  ser. .  vant  |  David ; 

2  As  he  spake  bj  the  mouth  of  his  |  ho..ly  |  prophets,  || 
Which  have  been  |  since  the  |  world  be- 1  gan  : 

That  we  should  De  saved  |  from  our  |  enemies,  ||  And  from 
the  |  hand  of  |  all  that  |  hate  us ; 

3  To  perform  the  mercy  promised  |  to  our  |  lathers,  (]  And 
to  re-  |  member  his  |  ho.  .ly  |  covenant ; 

The  oath  which  he  swore  to  our  |  fa.  .ther  |  Abraham,  || 
That  he  would  grant  unto  us,  that  we  being  delivered  out  of 
the  hand  of  our  enemies,  might  |  serve  him  |  with . .  out  |  fear, 

4  In  holiness  and  |  righteous.  .  ness  -  be- 1  fore  him,  ||  idl|  . . 
the  |  days-of  our  |  life. 

And  thou,  child,  shalt  be  called  the  |  prophet  of  -  the  | 
Highest :  ||  7or  thou  shalt  go  before  the  face  of  the  Lord  |  to 
pre- 1  pare  his  |  ways  ; 

5  To  give  knowledge  of  salvation  |  unto  his  |  people  ||  By 
the  re- 1  mis . .  sion  |  of  their  |  sins, 

Through  the  tender  mercy  |  of  our  |  G-od ;  ||  Whereby  the 
dayspring  from  on  |  high  hath  |  visit.  ,ed  J  us, 
106 


6  To  give  light  to  tliem  that  |  sit  in  J  darkness:  |J  And  |  in 
the  j  shadow  of  |  death, 

To  |  guide  our  |  feet  ||  In- 1  to  the  |  way  of  |  peace. 
Glory  be  to  the  Iatheb,  and  I  to  the  J  Son  :  j|  And  | 

TO   THE  |  HO..LT  |   GrHOST : 

AS   IT  WAS    IN    THE    BEGINNING,   IS    NOW,   AND  |  EV.  .EB  | 
SHALL   BE:  |J  WOBLD  j  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.      A-JMEN. 


74. 

Joyful. 


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1  Lord  now  lettest  thou  thy  servant  do- 1  part  in  |  peace,  || 
Ac- 1  cord. .  ing  |  to  thy  |  word : 

2  For  mine  |  eyes  have  |  seen  [|  Have  |  seen  |  thy  sal- 1  vation. 

3  Which  |  thou-hast  pre- 1  pared  ||  Before  the  |  lace  |  of  all  | 
people  ; 

4  To  be  a  light  to  |  lighten  the  |  Gentiles,  ||  And  the  glory  | 
of  thy  |  peo.  .pie  |  Israel. 

GLOET   BE   TO    THE    FaTHEB,   AND  |  TO   THE  |  SON :    ||    AND 
I  TO  THE  I  Ho .  .  LT  J  GHOST  : 

AS   IT  WAS     IN    THE     BEGINNING,   IS   NOW,   AND  |  ET.  .EB  | 
SHALL    BE:    ||    "WOBLD  |  WITH.  .OUT  |  END.      A- |  MEN. 


107 


Gregorian,  1st  tone,  2nd  ending. 


1  My  |  soul  doth  magni-|  fy  the  |  Lord,    ||    And  my  spirit 
hath  re-|joiced  in  |  God  my  |  Sa.  .viour, 

2  For  |  he  hath  regarded  the  low  estate  of  |  his  hand- 1  maiden;  || 
For  behold,  from  henceforth  all  gener- 1  ationa  shall  |  call  me  | 
bless,  .ed, 

3  For  |  he  that  is  mighty  hath  done  to  |  me  great  |  things ;  [J 
And  |  ho. .  ly  j  is  his  |  name. 

4  And  his  [  mercy  is  on  |  them  that  |  fear  him  ||  From 
gener- 1  ation  to  |  gen . .  er- 1  a . .  tion. 

5  He  hath  |  shewed  strength  |  with  his  |  arm ;  ||  He  hath 
scattered  the  proud  in  the  imagi-|na.  .tion  |  of  their  |  hearts. 

6  He  hath  |  put  down  the  mighty  |  from  their  |  seats,  ||  And 
exalted  |  them  of  |  low  de- 1  gree. 

7  He  hath  |  filled  the  hungry  |  with  good  |  things ;  ||  And  the 
rich  |  he  -  hath  sent  |  empty  a- 1  way. 

8  He  hath  |  holpen  his  |  ser.  .vant  |  Israel,  ||  In  re- J 
mem.  .brance  |  of    his  |  mer.  .cy  ; 

9  As  he  |  spake  |  to  our  |  fathers,  ||  To  Abraham  and  |  to 
his  |  seed  for  |  ev.  .er. 

Glo  . .  et  I  be  to  the  Fatheb,  and  I  to  the  |  Son  :  ||  And  | 

TO    THE  I  HO..LT  |   GHOST  : 

AS  IT  I  WAS  IN  THE  BEGINNING,  IS  NOW,  AND  |  EV.  ,EB  | 
BHALL   BE  :  ||  "WOELD  |  WITH .  .  OUT  |  END.  |  A.  .  MEN. 


108 


Gregorian,  6th  Tone. 


1  Christ  our  |  Passover  is  |  sacri.  .ficed  |  for  us;  ||  Therefore! 
let  us  |  keep  the  |  feast, 

2  Not-with  the  |  old  leaven,  neither  with  the  leaven  of  | 
malice  and  |  wickedness ;  ||  But  with  the  unlea/ened  bread  of 
sin-|cer.  .i-|  ty  and  |  truth. 

3  Christ  being  |  raised  from  the  dead  |  dieth  no  |  more ;  || 
Death  hath  no  more  do-|min.  .ion  |  o.  .ver  |  him. 

4  For  |  in  that  he  died,  he  died  |  unto  sin  |  once :  ||  But  in 
that  he  liveth,  He  [  liv.  .eth  |  un.  .to  |  God. 

5  Like.  . wise  | reckon  ye  also  yourselves  to  be  dead  in- j  deed 
unto  |  sin,  ||  But  alive  unto  God  through  |  Je . .  sus  j  Christ 
our  |  Lord. 

6  Christ    is  |  risen  |  from  the  |  dead,  ||  And    become    the 
first- 1  fruits  of  |  them  that  |  slept. 

7  For  |  since  by  |  man  came  |  death;  |j  By  man  came  also 
the  resur- 1  rec . .  tion  j  of  the  J  dead. 

8  For  |  as  in  |  Adam  all  |  die  ||  Even  so  in  Christ  shall  |  all 
be  }  made  a- 1  live. 

GLO.  .RT|BE   TO   THE   FaTHEE,   AND  I  TO  THE  |  SON  :    ||   AndJ 
TO    THE  |  HO.  .LT  j    GHOST  : 

AS    IT  I  WAS   IN   THE     BEGINNING,   IS   NOW,   AND  J  EV. .EE  | 
SHALL    BE:  II  WOBLD  |  WITHOUT  |  END.       A-|MEN. 

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first  -  fruits  of  |  them  that  |  slept. 

For  since  by  |  man  came  |  death,  ||  By  man  came  also  the 
resur- 1  rec . .  tion  |  of  the  |  dead. 

2  For  as  in  |  Adam  all  (  die,  j|  Even  so  in  Christ  shall  |  all 
be  |  made  a- 1  live. 

But  every  man  in  his  own  order  ;  j  Christ  the  |  first  -  fruits,  || 
Afterward  they  that  are  |  Christ's  |  at  his  |  coming. 

3  Behold,  I  |  show -you  a  |  mystery;  ||  "We  |  shall  not  |  all| 
sleep, 

But  we  shall  |  all  be  |  changed,  ||  In  a  moment,  in  the 
twinkling  of  an  eye  |  at  the  |  last  |  trump : 

4  For  the  |  trumpet  shall  |  sound,  ||  And  the  dead  shall  be 
raised  incorruptible,  and  |  we  |  shall  be  |  changed. 

For  this   corruptible   must   put   on  |  in . .  cor- 1  ruption,  || 
And  this  mortal  must  |  put  on  |  im. .  mor- 1  tality. 

5  So    when  |  this    cor- j  ruptible  ||  Shall    have  j  put    on  | 
in.  .cor- 1 ruption, 

And  |  this  |  mortal  ||  Shall  have  |  puton[im. . mor- [  tality, 
110 


6  Then  shall  be   brought  to    pass  the  |  saying  that -is  , 
written,  ||  Death  is  |  swal.  .lowed  |  up  in  |  victory. 

O  Death,  |  where  -  is  thy  |  sting  ?  ||  0   Grave,  |  where  |  is 
thy  |  victory  ? 

7  The  sting  of  |  death  is  |  sin ;  |j  And  the  |  strength  of  |  sin 
is -the  |  law. 

But  j  thanks  be -to  |  God,  ||  Who  giveth  us  the  victory 
through  |  our  Lord  |  Je . .  sus  |  Christ. 

GliOBY   BE,   ETC. 


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1  Unto  |  him  that  |  loved  us,  ||  And  washed  us  from  our  | 
sins  in  |  his  own  |  blood, 

2  And  hath  made  us  kings  and  priests  unto  (  God  and -his  f 
Father ;  ||  To  him  be  glory  and  dominion  for  |  ever  and  | 
ever.    A- 1  men. 

3  Behold,  he  |  cometh  with  |  clouds  ;  ||  And  |  ev.  .ery  |  eye 
shall  |  see  him, 

4  And  they  |  also  who  |  pierced  him ;  ||  And  all  kindreds  of 
the  earth  shall  wail  because  of  him.  |  E.  .ven  |  so,  A-jmen. 

5  I  am  |  Alpha  and  |  Omega,  ||  The  beginning  and  the  j 
end . .  ing,  |  saith  the  |  Lord ; 

6  Who  |  is -and  who  |  was,  Jj  And  wno  is  to  come,fthe~] 
Al- 1  mighty. 

Globt  be,  etc. 


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And  to  be  praised  and  exalted  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

2  And  |  blessed  is  thy  glorious  and  |  ho.  .ly  |  name:  ||  And 
to  be  praised  and  exalted  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

3  Blessed  art  |  thou  in  the  temple  of  thy  |  ho . .  ly  |  glory :  j| 
And  to  be  praised  and  glorified  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

4  Blessed  art  J  thou  that  beholdest  the  depths  and  sittest 
up-  |  on  the  |  cherubim  :  ||  And  to  be  praised  and  exalted 
above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver- 

5  Blessed    art  |  thou  on    the  glorious  J  throne -of   thy  | 
kingdom :  ||  And  to  be  praised  and  glorified  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

6  Blessed  art  |  thou  in  the  |  firma. .  ment  -  of  j  heaven  :  || 
And  to  be  praised  and  glorified  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

7  O  |  all  ye  works  of  the  Lord,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord:  || 
Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

8  0  ye  |  heavens,  bless  |  ye  the  j  Lord :  ||  Praise  and  exalt 
him  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

9  0  ye  |  angels  of  the  Lord,  bless  |  ye  the  j  Lord :  |]  Praise 
and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e-|ver. 

10  T?  |  all  ye  powers  of  the  Lord,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord :  || 
Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

11  "oT|  let  the  earth  |  bless  the  |  Lord.  ||  Praise  and  exait  him 
above  )  all  for  |  e-[ver. 

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12  O  j  all  ye  things  that  grow  on  the  earth,  bless  |  ye  the| 
Lord :  ||  Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

13  0  ye  |  children  of  men,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord :  JJ  Praise 
and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e  |  -ver. 

14  *CT|  Israel,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord:  ||  Praise  and  exait  him 
above  |  all  for  |  e-|ver. 

15  Oye  |  priests  of  the  Lord,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord:  J|  Praise 
and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e-|ver. 

16  0  ye  |  servants  of  the  Lord,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord:  |j 
Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e- 1  ver. 

17  0  ye  |  souls  of  the  righteous,  bless  |  ye  the  |  Lord :  fo 
Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  ail  for  j  e- 1  ver. 

18  0  ye  j  holy  and  humble  men  of  heart,  bless  |  ye  the  ] 
Lord :  ||  Praise  and  exalt  him  above  |  all  for  |  e-  j  ver. 

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*  One  of  the  earliest  Christian  Hymns,  attributed  to  Telesfhobus, 
Bishop  of  Rome,  a.d.  128. 
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1  "We  praise  |  thee,  0  |  God :  ||  "We  acknowledge  |  thee  to  | 
be  the  |  Lord. 

2  All  the  earth  doth  |  wor..ship  |  thee:  ||  The  |  Fa..ther  | 
ev. .  er- 1  lasting. 

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5  Holy,  I  ho.  .ly,  1  holy :  ||  Lord  |  God  of  |  Sa.  .ba-  |  oth. 

6  Heaven  and   |   earth  are  |  full   ||  Of  the  |  majes.  .ty  |  of 
thy  I  glory. 

Joyfxil.  As  verses  1 — 4. 

7  The    glorious   company  |  of  -  the  a- 1  postles :    ||    Praise  1 
. .      . .  I  . .      7.  I  thee. 

8  The    goodly    fellowship  [  of    the  |  prophets:   ||    Praise  | 
7T..  |.r . .  I  thee. 

9  The  noble  |  army  of  \  martyrs :  ||  Praise  | . .    . .  |  .  .    . .  |  tliee. 

10  The  holy  church  throughout  |  all  the  |  world :  ||  Dothf. .  ac- 1 
know. .  ledge  |  thee. 

11  The  Fa-  |  . .  T.  |  ther  :  ||  Of  an  |ln-]fi.  .nite_[ majesty. 

12  Thine  honour-  |  a.  .ble,|true:   ||  And  |  on-. .   |  ..ly  |Son. 

13  Also  the  I  Ho.  .ly  I  Ghost:  ||  The  |  Com-. .  |  T.fort-|er. 
124 


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15  Thou  art   the   ever- 1 last .. ing  ]  Son:    ||    The  |  Son  |  of 
the  |  Father. 

16  When  thou  tookest  upon  thee  to  de-|liv..er  J  man:  j| 
Thou  didst  not  ab-|hor  the  |  vir.  .gin's  |  womb. 

17  "When  thou  hadst  overcome  the  |  sharpness  of  |  death  :  |J 
Thou  didst  open  the  kingdom  of  J  heaven  to  |  all  be- 1  lievers. 

18  Thou  sittest  at  the  right  |  hand  of  |  God:  ||  In  the  | 
glo..ry  |  of  the  |  Father. 


Stow. 


PlBT   III. — THE  SECOND   ADVENT. 


19  We  be-|lieve  |  that  |  thou  ||  Shalt  |  come  to    |be  our  | 
Judge. 

20  We  therefore  [  pray-thee  |  help  thy  |  servants :  ||  Whom 
thou  hast  redeemed  |  with  thy  |  pre.  .cious  |  blood. 

21.  Make  them  to  be  |  numbered  |  with  thy  |  saints :  [|  In  ] 
glo . .  ry  |  ev . .  er- 1  lasting. 


Joyfd.  Part  IV. — the  daily  thanksgiving. 

As  verses  14 — 18. 


22  0  Lord,  [  save  thy  |  people :  |j  And  |  bless. .  |  .  .thine  | 
heritage. 

23  Gov-  |  . ,  ern  |  them  :  ||  And  |  lift  them  |  up  for  |  ever 

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25  And  we  |  worship  thy  |  name :  ||  Ever  |  work!  |  with, 
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27  0  Lord  have  |  mercy  up- 1  on  us  :  ||  Have  |  mer^J  cy  up- 
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As  verses  24 — 25.  Slower. 

29  0  Lord  in  |  thee  have-I  |  trusted :  ||  Let  me  |  nev. .  er 
con . .  |  founded. 

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85. 


"WE  PRAISE  THEE,  0   GOD."—  {Te  Dewm  laudamus.)* 
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5  Holy,  |  ho.  .ly,  |  holy:  ||  Lord  |  God  of  |  Sa.  .ba-]oth. 

6  Heaven   and  |  earth   are  |  full:    ||    Of  the  j  majes..ty  I 
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8  The   goodly  fellowship  J  of  the  |  prophets :  ||  Praise  |  . . 
.T|  ..    .".  1  thee. 


9  The  noble  |  army  of  |  martyrs  :  ||  Praise  | . .  . .  |  . .  . .  |  thee ; 

10  The  holy  church  throughout | all  the | world:  ||  Doth  |  .. 
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13  Also  the  |  Ho..ly  |  Ghost:  ||  The  |  ComTTP .  fort- 1  er. 


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15  Thou  art  the    ever- 1 last .. ing  |  Son:    ||    The  |  Sou  |  of 
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16  "When  thou  tookest  upon  thee  to  de-|liv..er  |  man:  || 
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Thou  didst  open  the  kingdom  of  |  heaven  to  |  all  be- 1  lievers. 

18  Thou  sittest  at  the  right  |  hand  of  |  God :  ||  In  the  | 
glo..ry  |  of  the  |  Father. 


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21  Make  them  to  be  numbered  |  with  thy  |  saints :  ||  In  | 
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As  verses  14 — 18.  

22  O  Lord,  |  save  thy  J  people:  j|  And  |  bless. .  [T.thino 
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23  Gov-  |  f.eni  |  them  :  ||  And  |  lift  them  |  up  for  I  ever. 

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-^T 


Ho    -     ly,        Thou,    0      Lord,    a   - 

_       -    A  A  A  A 


^hf^Y^rt\ 


3 


ss 


S 


y-#N^ 


^m 


lone    art        ho     -      ly.       Fa  -  ther,    Son,  and   Ho-ly  Ghost; 

A  j    j  j2l  -    J-J     J  J  J 


J  J.JJ 


B 


IE 


^ 


Wf 


^ 


fe^nty-t^^ 


Heaven  and  earth  do      wor-ship        thee.    Ho-ly,    Ho-ly, 


<gg 


Cfr   I     ■'   |  I  1-7^^^^^ 


#^J|  °  IM  °» 1  J.IJJI  -r=f^=^l 

3'  Vi'-'S-,  "f^^^^J 

^^         — * 

Ho    -     ly.       On  -  ly     thou  art           ho     -       -       ly- 

L     by — u — ^  ■   ^     v  > — >n 

132 


89. 


feup 


SANCTUS.— No.  4. 

Old  Latin,  from  Majbbecke.. 
Arranged  by  Dr.  GaOiNtlett. 


^=^=-F 


J^T 


S^ 


n  r     ■  •  - 

Ho  -  ly,  Ho    -    ly, 

*J       J  ^         J 


Ho 


i 


^=F 


E 


s 


=T=r=± *f=» 


Q     -tti» f* "— =i S— 


P 


^ 


S 


ffi: 


*n 


»^ 


Lord  God    of      Hosts,    Lord  God       of  Hosts : 

d    P 


U 


i 


P 


^=^^ 


fe^ 


f 


^=^ 


T^T 


-^Pf- 


#^-^J^Sig 


§W 


Heaven  and  earth  are     full     of    thy         glo        -  ry. 

,it,j.   h  J     i      i     i  j    J  -l-^J.    <hj. 


P 


r  n  ^  r^FfTT^ 


mk^^ 


y  nm^ 


Iwl 


Glo  -  ry  be     to       thee,    O         Lord      most      high.    . 

/J.J\J_J 


3 


fi>. 


sM^ 


gh.    .    . 


±=t 


133 


i 


90. 

Slow. 


SANCTUS.— No.  5. 


^ 


Db.  Gauntlett 


2—^,1 


^t 


S3 


^21 


3 


P 


^3~ 


Ho 


-     ly,       Ho  -  ly! 

I 


Ho     - 


ly 


^ 


4 


tl    £  rK 


22: 


ores 
Lord 


-^  gy- 


^71. 


3 


PS 

of 


©: 


p»: 


Hosts 


& 


God      of        Hosts,      Lord         God 
J 


JL 


tefc 


J=xi 


I 


in 


SEC 


^ 


3^ 


^ 


Ht 


22: 


ten. 


^      f 


.JI..I.I  mM 


-& 


w^ 


Heaven  and     earth  are       full        of      the 


*TT 


ma  -jes  -  ty 


^_J     J    i   J=z=J: 


^^ 


221 


^^ 


FF£ 


rr 


Pi 


BE 


^   ^»     gy —     ■£->■* 

of    thy      glo - 


m 


^E£k± 


7Z2        &r 
-       ry. 


Glo     -    ry 


rj>    ic^     c 


S 


I 


fesfc 


F^ 


F 


s 


i 


t# 


^ 


!+-*« 


be     to     thee, 
i 


m 


4 


O  Lord,        O      Lord    most     high. 


w 


3= 


22: 


3 


-*=*- 


m 


^ 


m 


91. 


SANCTUS.— No.  6. 


.Wow.  m/      ^ 


/ 


Dr.  Camidgk. 


;M=fc 


W 


i  1  Q  ^  k=^^~^ 


Ho  -  ly,       I[o 


efg-r*-* 


ly,      Ho  -    ly,      Lord    God     of 


m 


iss: 


3P§=§ 


i 


as 


fe^Uu^u 


BE 


^51 


Hosts :    Heaven    and    earth  are     full    of  thy  glo  -ry. 

J ja     ri   A    rz>  ^  A  ri 


ffi 


T^^h^ 


ss: 


33 


Glo     -  ry       B 


i 


••      ^  1  ^1  / 


S5 


be  .    .     to 


F?R 


c^r^* 


1  1  ~  1  r_ 

to  thee,    O       Lord    most  high. 


5^3 


^,^l^j 


i^s 


SSj 


& 


321 


135 


92.  SANCTUS.— No.  7. 

Slow  and  sustained.  Lutheran  Sanctus,  arranged  from  Bach 


P=N 


^ 


3 


ingc 


^bi 


p±^r=^ft?=r=f^ 


t  t1  ' 

ly,         art  thou,  Lord  God  of 

J-   J-  -JUJ.. 


o  -  ly,       Ho  -  ly,      Ho 

i-i  ^1 


s^^h 


«M=* 


i 


£ 


5 


*—*- 


35: 


i-j-ij  j-j 


^^^ 


fr= 


Hosts:  Heaven  and  earth  are   full   of  the     ma-jes-ty    of  thy 

>J    j    J  j  J-  J.  -i  J  |  J-J-i  .J.  ^ 


f>  -  yr r  F:^^Tn77T^-^^ 


glo  -  ry.  Glo  -  ry,  glo  -  ry,    be   to  thee,  O     Lord  most  high 


most  high. 


^ :  ^iingT=^^=pTT1 


P 


g^j-Wdd 


Ho  -   san  -  na,     Ho  -  san    -   na,  Ho  -  san  -  na      to      the 

f  J.    J.  J.  J.    A     \A 


D 


m 


&% 


p^&f 


1 


feM^ 


1S6 


Lib  "J  ')  I  j  j  J  J  u  J-J- 


3=£ 


Lord.  Ho  -  san-na     in    the  high  -  est,    the         high     -     est. 


"T 


§3 

Ws 


J. 


d 


-J^-J  JJi 


s 


jsL 


^^ 


"^S" 
w 


93. 


SANCTUS.— No.  8. 


Slow  and  sustained. 
& 


Orlando  Gibbons. 


fe± 


m 


^~ 


T- 


^ 


3S 


Ho  -  ly,  Ho  -  ly,        Ho  -  ly,  Lord    God     of  Hosts. 

*>      A     <*.    A    ^  J. 


p3 


:§: 


J=L 


d^Lk 


9-9r 


n 


i^s: 


ss: 


n 


321 


"T 


3 


J  J  1  J  .  «U^gE 


W 


St 


Heaven  and     earth  are  full      of  the        ma-jes-ty  of  thy 


m 


m^FFr 


sg: 


r^tr 


m^t^y^ 


t=^ 


z±zs± 


glo     -     ry.      Glo-ry   be      to      thee,  O     Lord   most  high 


c?     *   &■ 


J=A 


m 


22: 


137 


SANCTUS.— No.  9. 


Arranged  from  Spobh. 


WW 


Ho-ly,    Ho-ly,  Ho-ly,  Lord  God,  Lord  God  of   Hosts: 


p^^^^^^^^ 


m 


Heaven  and  earth,  Heaven  and  earth  are  full  of  thy     glo  -  ry. 


w? 


-F-" 


*r 


Glo-ry       he     to  thee,  Most  High,         Glo  -  ry    he     to 


d--pUdi.HiM^^#y 


thee, 
A.    S=f^ 


MM 


Pffi^ 


dim. 


i 


.-t ^Q ^S. 


A\ 


a   o   —&■ 


■& 


SSES 


^m 


^r^ 


Most 


.     .     O     Lord  Most  High,  to      thee, 

"ii    |       I      I       I  A.  szTsi.  ^  i. 


High. 


U4 


7± 


a 


\2'  '  ''-i,1'1 -I 


138 


95, 


Moderate. 


SANCTUS.— No.  10. 

Adapted  from  a  Cregorian  Cantns, 


Ho ly. 


KF^-» 


s 


E^P^ 


Org.3^ 


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t-  JH  J  J^#U-J-k-J^^^^ 


B£ 


^=^: 


Ho  ly,  Ho 

JtJ   i   i i_j J 


h-f         ri!;! 


g — l^5  p 


^ 


T^ 


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?P 


^e 


p""  i^-q 


-»!—»- 


iy. 


^3 


sL=^J 


£ 


rT 

Lord 


.    God  of 


A-AA 


FM 


r^ 


1^^^ 


^ 


3=q=q= 


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Hosts,  Lord  .     .     .   God  of  Hosts,  Lord      God    Al  -  mighty, 


m 


^ 


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139 


I 


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w— 


y--]    r^^f-    '-]    rj 


^^=^=m 


Heaven    and 


earth, 


J      „J,J-J      .J-^i^J. 


Heaven     and      earth     are 

I 


=^ — 7 — r-1 — ' — r^i 


— r 

riten. 


full  of    thy      elorv.       Glo   -  ry  be  to  thee,   O     Lord  most  high. 


full  of    thy     glorv.      Glo  -  ry  be  to  thee,  O     Lord  most  high. 

jUJTjJJ.  A-jLs  j  j    i   fjj 


96. 


SANCTUS.— No.  11. 


Slow. 


Tallis. 


m 


4^4^^ 


3 


» 


S 


9 


3: 


"T 


^x    <^ 


S 


Ho  -  ly,      Ho    -  ly,      Ho  -  ly,    Lord   God     of  Hosts 

J  A   J  4-  -J-  J- 


s 


J^_ 


sppB=£ 


=1=^ 


% 


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£ 


^w 


Heav'n  and 

^  A 


m 


earth  are         full         of       thy    glo 


=$: 


^ 


^^H^N 


ffi 


Glo  -  ry   be     to    thee,        O  Lord  most  high. 

u  1  j 


J. 


J. 


S 


S 


« 


Wrr^^Fr 


2=z: 


97. 


Slow. 


0  SAVIOUR  OF  THE  WORLD. 

Gregorian,  9th  Tone. 


£ 


4— - 4- 


^=s± 


A- 


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J-J- 


|  Saviour  of  the  world,  the  |  Son,  Lord  |  Je-sus 

J  I      J     J    ij. 


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fet 


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Stir  up  thy  strength  and  help  us,  we    |  humbly  be-]    seech     |thec 


^e 


^ 


1221 


By  thy  |  cross  and  precious  blood  '  thou  |  hast  re- 1  deemed  us  ••  ||  Save 
us  and  help  us,  we  |  humbly  be-  |  seech  |  thee. 

Thou  didst  |  save  thy  disciples  '  when  |  ready  to  |  per  . .  ish :  ||  Hear  us 
an-d  save  us,  we  |  humbly  be-  |  seech  |  thee. 

Let  the  |  pitifulness  '  of  |  thy  great  |  mer  .  .  cy :  ||  Loose  us  from  oui 
sins,  we  |  humbly  be-  |  seech  |  thee. 

Make  -  it  ap  -  |  pear  that  thou  art  our  Saviour  *  and  |  mighty  de  - 1 
liv  .  .  erer:  ||  O  save  us,  that  we  may  praise  thee,  we  |  humbly  be  -| 
seech  !  thee. 

Draw  |  near,  according  to  thy  promise, '  from-the  |  throne  -  of  thy  | 
glo  .  .  ry :  |j  Look  down  and  hear  our  crying,  we  |  humbly  be-  |  seech  | 
thee. 

Come  a  -  |  gain,  and  dwell  with  us,'  0  |  Lord,  Christ  |  Je  .  .  sus :  J| 
Abide  with  us  for  ever,  we  |  humbly  be-  |  seech  |  thee. 

And  |  when  thou  shalt  appear  '  with  |  power  and  great  |  glo  .  .  ry  .  || 
May  we  be  made  like  unto  thee  j  in  thy  ]  glo  .  .  rious  |  kingdom. 
/.       .      .         i       I       /-n  I      I     \ff    rs  I 


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Thanks  be  to  |thee,  O  |  Lord.  \\  Al-le-|  lu  -  |  . .  ia,  |  A  -  men. 
i      i         i       i  ii 


98.  GLORIA  IN  EXCELSIS 

Rather  slow  and  sustained. 


J-^J- 


■flpj 


Db.  Gauntlctt. 


k& 


fek 


.^■J    .    *    -&^s 


2  Soprani.  '        I 

Glo  -   ry        be         to       God     on         High : 

2  Alti. 


|1    J'^Jj    J-   j:^ 


& 


J—i r 1 r=T 

And     in    earth        peace,        good-will    to 


t+t 


ss 


9[ 


wards  .     .    men. 


m 


^? 


A  little  faster. 


i=i=t 


4=t 


^ 


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0        # 


0        0 


worship  thee,  we 
J -J 


i    n.  i    i    nil 

Full.        We   praise  thee,  we   bless    thee,  we 
J-C"iJ    J-    -J     ^    -i-i 


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£3 


>_^_ 


y  g  g  rf-g-g 


1—1 — r 


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glo-  ri  -  fy   thee,   we  give  thanks      to    thee 

^jJ^^    J.  J- 


for       thy     great 


glo  -  ry,  O    Lord 


God:  .     .    Lord  God,  heav'nly king 

*b£  J 


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Lord  God,  heav'nly  king,  God  the   Fa- ther  Al  -  migh      -      ty 
J.J.J.J.J.    J.  J.    J_^jL    ^         _ 


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O       Lord,        the      on  -  ly     be-got-ten      Son, 


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I        I         I"  I  -  * 

Je  -   sus         Christ.  .     . 

^  4  ^>j 


Lord     God, 


S 


ro/>    | 


J- 


SE 


143 


-'      p  pp 


I 

Lamb         of       God, 


Son     of    the       Fa  -  ther, 


m 


*j^j  j  ,  j  • — yy  j  j  ,j  j 


j-g^^g- 


= 


1 — r 


ri^ 


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5 


Thou  that    ta-kest     a   -  way     the        sins  of  the  world,  have 


mp 


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j  j  j  j  j,^  ^  ,j  juLj-gj 


-i  °inr r'n 


F=F 


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PP 


mp 


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t^-^" 


r-r 


^^ 


mer  -  cy     up  -    on      us,     Thou  that  takest     a   -    way     the 


^=F 


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ff 


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^ 


sins    of     the      world,  have      mer  -  cy     up     -     on         us 

J    J     J  -J      i  ^  «l_i^L 


J-J- 


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£ 


«S- 


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u=? f—t- 


144 


*T 


i 


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r  rrrr  ^  ^ 


r  rrrr 

Thou  that  takest     a  - 


I 


P 


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way     the     sins    of  the   world,     re 


s 


J  J  J  J  J  a=^^h^=^ 


r  r  r  i?  f     '  ^  ^  r  r  ^^ 


^^^F^^ 


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prayer  : 


Thou  that     sit-test    at  the 


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right  hand     of      God, 


n    *r  i 

God         the     Fa  -  ther 


A  A  A   A    JhJ.   J    J    J   PJ 


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mer  -   cy, 


have      mer  -  cy     up     -     on 


°i  °i      ^  lgi-r-r 


32: 


^EC- 


146 


-"f.     Faster. 


^ 


f    ,*    l 


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For      thou      on  -  ly,       thou      on  -  ly      art 


>f 


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5 


P     PC 


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Thou      on  -    ly     art    the         Lord: 


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Thou  on  -  ly,      O    Christ,  with  the    Ho  -  ly    Ghost,  art  most 

A  J  JJ.J    J^J-     I      I    ^ 


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5 


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Fa  -  ther ;    Thou,      O    Christ,  with    the        Ho    -    ly 

*J£  d  faJJ 


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^J  J    J 


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m     i  o^ 


fEEm 


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l^^-i^i 


Ghost,  thou    011  -  ly       art          most  high  iu     the 


A  41  J  J  J.     A 


A  J-  J. 


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/! 


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&£ 


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glo  -  ry,  the      glo  ry  of 

glo  -ry,  the       glo   -    ry,        glo    -    ry  of 


■5-      J.      sf 


S^L 


1 — gy 


glo   -  ry, 


the       glo  -    ry  of 


I 


X 


T=k 


JZZ- 


jzZL 


fe?F^ 


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•      the        Fa    -  ther. 


men. 


^ 


147 


99. 


1   WILL  ABISE. 


Moderate. 


m.\.\ 


n 


Rbv.  Richabd  Cecii., 

-I- 


3 


I      will       a 

J-  J.. A 


IS3I 


I    will 


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and 


i 


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at 


= 


ss: 


m 


± 


mm 


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r.r.  i°n 


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go     to     my        Fa    -    ther,  And  will  say    un  -  to    him, 

^J-AZJ.   AA 


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n 


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n 


s 


£ 


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Fa-ther,        Father,  I  have     sin  -  ned  have    sinned,  I  hare 

j  J.  ^  J.  j  J_j_j,^  ,H^  J  ^ 


5 


jHM^f^ 


*  ^. 


f=PTT 


i 
sin -ned  a  -  gainst  Heav'n  and  be  -fore  Thee,  And  am  no  more 


m 


AJ.J.A 

: — »v 

—         r  * 

°\r  r  ■  ' 

3*8 


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A±  J-J.    J.A 


J- 


mffi 


i 


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m 


wor  -  thy    to   be      call  -  ed    thy      Son. 


■e-  -o-  •  r 

I        I       I 
I    will      a 


5fTHH    M 


P     o 


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^ 


3 


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5 


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1  "1  "1 


I      will         a 

J.  J-.  J. 


rise,   And      go       to      my 


5bp± 


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& ° 


3 


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v-  'Trrf\ 


Fa    - 


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ther,        my 


Fa 


m 


ther. 


I     o> 


T=^ 


^ 


zss: 


149 


100. 

Slowly. 


dies  mm. 

H.  J.  Gauntlett,  Mus.  Doc. 


7± 


i-H^— ^ 


r^P^f 


iS 


S5t 


^ 


i       ■      i       i      r     |      pT 

Day      of    wrath !  0       Day      of    mourn-ing !      See !    once 


m 


J.^H.^Ui 


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I 


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St 


SEE^EE3Ef 


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more    the 

,     J-  4 


i     i    r     r  r^ 

Cross      re   -   turn  -  *ng —  Heaven  and    earth       in 


^=£ 


cres.  | 


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& 


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22: 


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burn-ing  ! 


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bo  -  som 


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0    what      fear  man's 
cres.    |  |  IT>  i  fz.    | 


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rend  -  eth, 


III'  '  '  I 

"When  from  heaven  the    Judge    de   -   scend  -  eth, 


z2: 


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Vorship  it  may  be  read. 
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A  Selection  from  Opinions  of  the  Press  ivill  he  found  on  the  tatt  paff. 
LONDON i  JACKSON,  WALFORD,   &  HODDER,  %<j,  PATERNOSTER  ROW. 


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%\t  Cimjgprfigatirraal  psalmist. 


EXTRACTS  FEOM  REVIEWS. 

"  Some  of  the  new  tiroes  are  very  fine.  All  are  well  and  gravely  harmonized.  The  type  is 
Clear,  and  the  volume  is  portable,  without  the  page  being  illegibly  small  or  inconveniently 
crowded."— Athenaeum. 

"  It  presents  that  combination  of  learning,  with  thorough  appreciation  of  existing  condi- 
tions, which  might  be  expected  to  produce  a  model  work.  Knowledge  to  include,  and  tact 
to  exclude,  are  the  twin  virtues  of  a  good  compiler ;  and  their  union  is  rare  enough  to  call  for 
recognition  when  found  as  it  here  exists.  We  must  credit  Mr.  Allon,  who  announces  bia 
responsibility  for  the  selection  wth  what  appears  to  be  an  exhaustive  knowledge  of  the 
treasures  of  the  Psalters  and  Choralbiicher.  His  historical  notes  and  brief  biographies  at  the 
beginning  of  the  book  approve  him  the  Waagen  of  this  department  of  art,  and  he  has  hung  his 
gallery  with  the  noblest  productions  of  the  ages  which  he  undertakes  to  illustrate.  Dr. 
Gauntlett  has  co-operated  in  an  equally  judicious  spirit."— British  Quarterly  Review. 

"This  is,  we  suppose,  the  most  cla.ssic  collection  of  sacred  melody  in  our  language.  There 
is  one  element  of  excellence  in  the  work  to  which  we  attach  great  value :  admirable  tunes 
which  congregations  will  easily  learn  and  rejoice  to  sing  are  provided  for  many  beautiful 
hymns,  which,  in  consequence  of  their  peculiarities  of  metre,  are  seldom  or  never  enng." — 
Eclectic  Review. 

"The  stores  of  ancient  music  have  in  this  tune-book  been  diligently  examined  for  melodies 
of  themost  grand  and  nervous  character :  we  earnestly  recommend  the  book  to  the  lovers  of 
what  is  earnest  and  beautiful  in  the  music  of  the  sanctuary." — Evangelical  Magazine, 

"  It  is  admirably  edited,  exquisitely  printed,  and  altogether  the  best  book  we  know,  both 
for  congregational  and  family  use.  Mr.  Allou  has  undertaken  the  selection  of  the  tunes,  and 
the  general  arrangement  of  the  book.  Dr.  Gauntlett's  responsibility  is  confined  to  the 
arrangement  of  the  tunes.  Both  editors  have  done  their  part  in  the  most  admirable  manner" 
— Freeman, 

REVIEWS  OF  THE  NEW  COMPRESSED  SCORE  EDITION. 

"  This  edition  of  the  Tune-book,  edited  by  the  Rev.  Henry  Allon  and  Dr.  Gauntlett,  will  be 
eagerly  sought  for  because  of  its  portability  and  the  singular  elegance  of  its  type,  bo  that 
though  small,  it  is  remarkably  clear." — Englieh  Independent. 

"  This  Compressed  Score  Edition  of  the  Congregational  Psalmist  will  become,  If  we  mistake 
not,  the  favourite  edition.  Its  size  is  most:  convenient,  and  it  is  a  pleasure  to  look  at  its  type. 
The  excellence  of  the  work  itself  is  too  well  established  to  require  any  commendation  at  our 
hands,  and  we  are  not  surprised  at  its  large  circulation  among  English  Dissenters.  No  one 
can  examine  it  without  having  a  .grateful  appreciation  of  what  the  churches  owe  to  the 
esteemed  editors." — English  Presbyterian  Meueager. 

"  It  would  be  difficult  to  find  a  Tune-book  with  more  variety,  and,  at  the  same  time,  more 
satisfactory  harmonies.  There  is  a  plentiful  infusion  of  the  fine  German  choraes,  while  the 
old  hymn  tunes  of  the  Larin  church,  the  psalmody  of  the  times  of  the  Reformation,  and  the 
compositions  of  modem  days,  including  those  of  Dykes,  Gauntlett,  Turle,  and  Wesley,  are 
fairly  represented."— Church  Opinion.. 

"  A  compilation  of  church  music  that  well  deserves  its  popularity." — Christian  Work. 

"  Of  the  new  tunes  some  are  very  fine,  and  we  may  particularly  instance  those  of  Mr.  Tnrle, 
Mr.  Henry  Smart,  and  the  Rev.  Dr.  Dykes  as  among  the  best"—  The  Choir. 

"This  is  the  best  and  most  complete  Psalmist  yet  issued,"— Church  Mail. 


The  Congregational  Psalmist  is  supplied  to  Congregations,  Precentors,  and 
Organists  on  very  advantageous  terms. 


LONDON: 
JACKSON,  WALFORD,  &  HODDER,  27,  PATERNOSTER  EOW. 


