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The Church Hymnal
PVith Canticles
Edited by the
Rev Charles L Hutchins
Boston
The Parish Choir
1892.
Entered nccordinjr to Act of Congress, In the year 1870, bv C. L. Hutchins, In the Clerk's Office of the Dla-
tnct Court of the United States for the Northern District of New York.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by Charles L. Hutchims, in the Office of the Libra.
rian of Congress, at Washington.
Copyright, 1879, by Charles L. Hutchins.
Stable of Subject©.
PAGE
Index op First Likes 3
Metrical Index 7
Alphabetical Index of Tunes 9
Index of Authors 11
Index of Composers 13
Index of Scripture Texts and Hymns . 15
THE CHRISTIAN YEAR— hymn
Advent ... 1-15
Christmas 16-27
End of the Yeas 28-29
The New Year 30-31
Circumcision 32-33
Epiphany 34-47
Ash Wednesday 48-50
Lent 51-71
Palm Sunday 72-73
Holy Week: The Passion .... 74-89
Easter Even 90-97
Easter: The Resurrection . . . . 98-112
Ascension 113-124
Whitsuntide 125-137
Trinity Sunday 138-146
The Lord's Day: Public Worship . 147-169
Ember Days 170-171
Rogation Days 172-174
Other Holy Days 175-182
THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS . . . 183-189
THE CHURCH 190-202
THE SACRAMENTS —
The Holy Communion 203-211
Holy Baptism 212-218
OFFICES OF THE CHURCH —
Catechism: Children's Hymns . . 219-233
Confirmation 234-246
^oly Matrimony 247-248
Visitation of the Sick 249-257
Burial of the Dead 258-263
For Those at 8Ba
Ordination or Institution op
. . 264-269
MlN-
. . 270-273
Consecration of Bishops. .
Laying of a Corner-Stone .
Consecration of Churches .
. . 274
. . 275-276
. . 277-282
MISSIONS AND CHARITIES .
. . 283-300
SPECIAL SEASONS —
Thanksgiving and Harvest Festi-
YALS 301-306
National Festivals ....
. . 307-309
. . 310-313
Family Worship
. . 314-327
. . 328-332
. . . 333-352
The Seven Hours
. . 353-359
GENERAL HYMNS —
Holy Scriptures
. . 360-368
. . 369-385
. . 386-389
. . 390-398
. . 399-404
Pp./ "SB .. r ..... ,
. . . 405-433
Self-Consecration ....
. . . 434-435
. . 436-446
, . . 447-153
. . 454-461
. . . 462-464
, . . 465-466
. . 467-l6fc
, . . 469-473
. . . 474-47*
. . . 480-484
. . 485-497
. . 498-633
GLORIA PATRI.
ADDITIONAL TUNES.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1874, by the Trustees op the Fund for thb
Relief of Widows and Orphans of Deceased Clergymen, and of Aged, Infirm, and uisabled
Clergymen of the Protestant-Episcopal Church in the United States op America, in th»
Office of tite Librarian of Congress, at Washington
3nocx of .first Cinee.
HYMN
A taurine to keep 1 have 474
A few more years shall roll 28
A glory gilds the sacred page 365
A mountain fastness is our God 397
Abide with me ; fast fall* the eventide . ... 335
According to Thy gracious word 211
Adored forever be the Lord 421
Again the Lord of life and light 156
Ah, how shall fallen man . 382
Ah, not like erring man is God 379
All glorious God, what hymns of praise . . . 371
All glory, laud, and honour 72
All hail the power of Jesus' Name 424
All Is o'er, the pain, the sorrow 92
All people that on earth do dwell 405
Alleluia, song of gladness 430
Almighty Father, bless the word 166
Almighty God, I call to Thee 511
Almighty Lord, before Thy throne 311
Although the vine its fruit deny 442
Am I a soldier of the Cross 471
And are we now brought near to God .... 206
Angel bands, in strains sweet sounding . . . 433
Angels, from the realms of glory 24
Angels, roll the rock away 101
Another six days' work is done 153
Approach, my soul, the mercy-seat 399
Arise, my soul, with rapture rise 328
Arm of the Lord, awake, awake , 287
Ann these Thy soldiers, mighty Lord .... 242
*Mt thou weary, art thou languid . . . . 514
As by the light of opening day 246
As now the sun's declining rays 358
As o'er the past my memory strays 61
As, panting in the sultry beam 452
As pants the hart for cooling streams .... 451
As pants the wearied hart for cooling springs . 155
As the sweet flower that scents the morn . . . 262
As, when the weary traveller gains 450
As with gladness men of old 45
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep 260
At the Lamb's high feast we sing 100
A wake, and sing the song 463
Awake, my soul, and with the sun 332
Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve .... 476
Awake, my soul, to joyful lays 429
Awake, our souls ! away our fears 473
Awake, ye saints, awake 148
Before Jehovah's awful throne 409
Before the ending of the day 359
Before the Lord we bow 307
Begin, my soul, the exalted lay 419
Behold a humble train 180
Behold the glories of the Lamb 123
Behold the Lamb of God 80
Behold the morning sun 4 361
Behold the Saviour of mankind 378
3e still, my heart, these anxious cares .... 24y
Bless God, my soul; Thou, Lord, alone . . . 410
Blest be the tie that binds 315
Blest day of God! most calm, most bright . . 149
Bound upon the accursed tree 82
Bread of heaven, on Thee we feed 209
Bread of the world, in mercy broken .... 207
Breast the wave, Christian 472
Brief life i6 here our portion 491
HTMN
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning . 37
By cool Siloam's shady rill ........ 224
Calm on the listening ear of night 26
Children of the heavenly King 449
Christ is made the sure foundation 282
Christ is our Corner-stone 279
Christ leads me through no darker rooms . . 4M)
Christ the Lord is risen again 106
Christ the Lord is risen to-day 98
Christ, whose glory fills the skies 3:11
Christian! dost thou see them 68
Christians, awake, salute the happy morn . . 21
Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove .... 131
Come hither, ye faithful 25
Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come 127
Come, Holy Ghost; eternal God 274
Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire . . . . 187
Come, Holy Ghost, with God the Son .... SoS
Come, Holy Spirit, come 138
Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove 128
Come, let us join our cheerful songs .... 2uH
Come, let us join our friends above 188
Come, my soul, thou must be waking .... 330
Come, my soul, thy suit prepare . . . , . . 401
Come, pure hearts', in sweetest measures . . . 272
Come, quickly come, dread Judge of all . . . 9
Come see the place where Jesus lay .... 102
Come, Thou Almighty King 428
Come, ye that love the Lord 462
Come, ye sinners, poor and needy 3m
Come, ye thankful people, come 306
Creator Spirit, by whose aid 129
Crown Him with many crowns 116
Dawn purples all the East with light .... 354
Day of judgment, day of wonders 481
Day of wrath ! that day of mourning .... 483
Deign this union to approve 247
Draw, Holy Ghost, Thy seven-fold veil . . . 240
Dread Jehovah, God of nations 310
Dismiss us with Thy blessing, Lord .... 167
Disowned of heaven, by man oppressed . . . 294
Eternal Father ! strong to save 267
Far from my heavenly home 520
Far from my thoughts, vain world, begone . . 101
Father of all, whose love profound 142
Father of mercies, bow Thine ear 271
Father of mercies, in Thy word 360
Father, whate'er of earthly bliss 440
Fierce was the wild billow 265
For all the saints who from their labours rest . 187
Forever here ray rest shall be 396
Forever with the Lord 489
For the Apostles' glorious company 186
For thee, O dear, dear country 492
For Thee, O God, our constant praise .... 407
Forth from the dark and stormy sky .... 201
Forth in Thy Name, O Lord, I go 318
Forty days and forty nights 49
Fountain of good, to own Thy love 296
From all that dwell below the skies 289
From all Thy saints in warfare, &c 175
From every stormy wind that blows .... 406
From Greenland's icy mountains 283
Glorious things of thee are spoken 190
INDEX OF FIRST LINES.
HYMN
Glory be to Jesus 74
Glory to the Father rive 220
Glory to Thee, my God, this night 333
Glory to Thee, O Lord 179
Go forth, ye heralds, in My name 273
Go to dark Gethsemane 86
>ss our native land 309
»ur refuge in distress 194
God mows i,i a mysterious way 601
God, my KiiiL,', Thy might confessing .... 423
God of my life, O Lord most high 94
God of my life, to Thee 1 call 446
in- father.-, by whose hand 326
God shall chars legions 409
God that madest earth and heaven 344
God's perfect law converts the soul 3ti3
God's temple crowns the holy mount .... 193
Grace! lis a charming sound 376
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost 527
■ i, this sacred day of Thine .... 151
Great (rod, to Thee my evening song .... 343
Great v rod, what do 1 see and hear 484
Great God, with wonder and with praise . . 367
j our guilt, our fear is great 174
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah . . . .505,530
Hail, Thou long expected Jesus 16
Hail, Thou once despised Jesus 76
Hail to the Lord's Anointed 34
Happy, thrice happy they, who hear .... 503
Hark*! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swell-
ing 4v>
Hark ! my soul, it is the Lord 521
Hark ! the glad sound ! the Saviour comes . . 15
Hark ! the herald angels sing 17
Hark! the song of jubilee 42
Hark! the sound of holy voices 189
Hark ! the voice of love and mercy 38
Hark ! what mean those holy voices .... 20
Hasten, sinner ! to be wise 58
Hasten the time appointed 291
Have mercy, Lord, on me 60
He is risen'! He is risen! 107
He that has God his guardian made 319
Head of the hosts in glory 198
Hear what the voice from heaven declares . . 259
Heirs of unending life 479
He's blest, whose sins have pardon gained . . 377
He's come, let every knee be bent 125
High on tiie bending willows hung 295
His mercy and His truth 243
Holy Father, great Creator 145
Holy, holy, holy Lord 140
Holy, holy, holv Lord 144
Holy, holy, holy I Lord God Almighty ... 138
Hosanna to the living Lord 4
How beauteous are their feet 44
flow bless'd are they who always keep . . . 221
tfow bright these glorious spirits shine ... 177
flow linn a foundation ye saints of the Lord . 398
wIow iong shall earth's alluring toys .... 487
How oft.'alas! this wretched heart 56
How sweet the Name of Jesus sounds . . . . 395
How vast must their advantage be 1S5
How will my heart endure 482
How wondrous and great 35
I heard the voice of Jesus say 52S
1 love my God, but with no love of mine . . . 457
I love Thy kingdom, Lord 191
E sing the Almighty power of God 417
I think when 1 read that sweet story of old . . 226
I would not live alway : I ask not to stay. . . 93
I'll praise my Maker with my breath .... 420
I'll wash my hands in innocence 27S
In loud exalted strains 152
In mercy, net in wrath 50
In the hour of trial 443
In the vineyard of our Father 227
HYMH
In Thee I put my steadfast trust 51ft
In token that thou shalt not fear 214
Inspirer and hearer of prayer 339
Instruct me in Thy statutes, Lord 368
Is there a lone and dreary hour 444
upon the midnight clear 22
It i- not death to die 97
Jehovah reigns, let all the earth 4l|
Jerusalem ! high tow'r thy glorious walls . . 497
Jerusalem, my happy home 496
Jerusalem, the golden 403
Jesus, meek and gentle 225
Jesus, the very thought of Thee 455
:.d shall it ever be -J18
Jesus Christ Is risen to-day 99
1 my cross have taken 236
Jesus live.- : no longer now I04
Je.-us, my Saviour, look on me 394
Je.-us, nay strength, my hope 434
Jesus I Name of wondrous love 33
Jesus, lover of my soul 39$
Jesus, Saviour of my soul 532
Jesus shall reign where'er the sun ....
Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me 352
Je.-us. Thy blood and righteousness .... 480
Joy tills the dwelling of the just 112
Joy to the world ! the Lord is come .... 40
Just as I am, — without one plea 392
Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom . 512
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us 506
Let me with light and truth be blees'd .... 162
Lift up your heads, eternal gates 121
Lift your glad voices in triumph on high . . . 108
Light of those whose dreary dwelling .... 39
Like Noah's weary dove 195
Lo, He comes, with clouds descending .... 1
Lo! hills and mountains shall bring forth . . 38
Lo! what a cloud of witnesses 1S3
Look, ye saints ; the sight is glorious .... 115
Lord, as to Thy dear Cross we flee 251
Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing 165
Lord, forever at Thy side 466
Lord, for the just Thou dost provide .... 269
Lord God, the Holy Ghost 130
Lord God, we worship Thee 304
Lord ! in the morning Thou 6halt hear .... 154
Lord, in this Thy mercy's day 63
Lord, in Thy Name Thy servants plead . . . 172
Lord, lead the way the Saviour went .... 300
Lord, let me know my term of days .... 2-^S
Lord of the harvest, hear 170
Lord of the worlds above 157
Lord, pour Thy Spirit from on high .... 270
Lord, shall Thy children come to Thee ... 241
Lord, spare and save our sinful race .... 173
Lord, teach us how to pray aright 400
Lord, when this holy morning broke .... 351
Lord, when we bend before Thy throne ... 69
Lord, with glowing heart I'd praise Tnee . . 454
Love divine, all love excelling 456
Magnify Jehovah's Name 408
May God accept our vow 244
May the grace of Christ our Saviour ... 168
My' faith looks up to Thee 237
My God, accept my heart this day ..... 234
My God, and is Thy table spread 205
My God, how endless is Thy love 324
My God, how wonderful Thou art 460
My God, I love Thee not because 458
My God. my Father, while I stray 256
My God, permit me not to be 57
My God! Thy covenant of love 217
My grateful soul shall bless the Lord .... 95
My liope, my all. my Saviour, Thou .... 5.22
My hope, my steadfast trust 51S
My opening eyes with rapture see 158
IX I > EX OF FIRST LINES.
M y saviour hanging on the tree 75
My tins, my sins, my Saviour 64
My soul, be on thy guard 470
My soul, for help on God rely 4:;'.»
My bouI, inspired with sacred love 4W
My soul with patience waits 55
Nearer, my God, to Thee 5o7
New every morning is the love 829
N:j change of time shall ever shock 437
Not tor the dead in Christ we weep 261
Not to the terrors of the Lord 184
Now from the altar of our hearts 347
Now may He who from the dead 164
Now may the God of grace and power . . . 313
Now thank we all our God 303
O all ye people, clap your hands 120
6 bless the Lord, my soul 413
O come, all ye faithful 19
O come and mourn with me a while 89
O come, loud anthems let us sing 301
O come, O come, Emmanuel 13
O could I speak the matchless worth .... 374
O day of rest and gladness 160
O for a closer walk with God 435
O for a heart to praise my God 467
O God, creation's secret force 357
O God, my gracious God, to Thee 320
O God, my heart is rix'd. 'tis bent 414
O God of "hosts, the mighty Lord 245
O God of love, O Kins; of peace 312
O God of truth, 0 Lord of might 356
O God, our help in ages past 29
O gracious God, in whom I live 66
O happy day that stays my choice 235
O happv is the man who hears 222
O holy.'holy, holy Lord 139
O in the morn of life, when youth 215
0 Jesus, Thou art standing 10
O Jesus. Saviour of the lost 388
O let triumphant faith dispel 390
O Lord of hosts, whose glory nVte 276
O Lord, the Holy Innocents 17S
O Lord, Thy mercy, my sure hope 49S
O mother dear, Jerusalem 495
O Paradise, O Paradise 509
O praise the Lord in that blest place .... 412
O praise ye the Lord 406
0 render "thanks to God above 416
O Sacred Head, now wounded 87
O Spirit of the living God 126
O that my load of sin were gone 389
O Thou, from whom all goodness flows ... 65
O Thou ihat hear'st when sinners cry .... 386
O Thou to whom all creatures bow 517
O Thou to whose all-searching sight .... 62
O Thou who didst prepare 263
O to grace how great a debtor 385
O 'twas a joyful sound to hear 2S1
O where shall rest be found 513
0 with due reverence let us all 280
O Wisdom! spreading mightily,
O Root of Jesse ! Ensign Thou,
0 Israel's Sceptre! David'.- Key,
O Day-Spring and Eternal Light,
O King! Desire of nations! come,
O Lawgiver! Emmanuel! King,
O Word of God Incarnate . 7 ....'. . 362
0 worship the King 519
O write upon my memory, Lord 22S
O'er mountain-tops the mount of God .... 41
O'er the gloomy hills of darkness 288
Oft in danger, oft in woe 477
On Jordan's bank the Baptist's cry 12
On Sion and on Lebanon 2*Mi
One sole baptismal sis;n 197
Once in royal David's city 233
Once more", (> Lord, Thy sign shall be . - . . 8
+1
HYMN
Once more the solemn Reason calls 4S
Once the angel started back in
Onward, Christian soldiers
Onr blest Redeemer, ere He breathed .... 183
Our Lord is risen from the dead
Pain and toil are over now <j\
Peace, troubled soul, whose plaintive moan . . 37a
Pleasant are Thy courts above 200
Praise, my sooi, the King of heaven ....
Praise, O praise our God and King 305
Praise to God, immortal praise 302
Praise to God who reigns above 182
Praise we the Lord this day I8i
Prayer is the soul's sincere desire 404
Quiet, Lord, my froward heart 465
Rejoice, rejoice, believers o
Besting from His work to-day 90
Rich are the joys which cannot die 297
Ride on ! rule on in majesty 73
Rise, crown'd with light, imperial Salem, rise . 36
Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings .... 447
Rock of Ages, cleft for me . . . . . . .391,537
Round the Lord in glory seated 431
Ruler of Israel, Lord of might (Advent An-
them) 14
Safely through another week 350
Salvation doth to God belong 304
Salvation. (> the joyful sound 369
Saviour, again to Thy dear Name we raise . . 169
Saviour, like a shepherd had us 229
Saviour, source of every blessing 370
Saviour, when in dust to Thee
Saviour, when night involves the skies . . . 325
Saviour, who Thy flock art feeding 213
See the destined day arise S]
Seek, my soul, the narrow gate
Shepherd divine, our wants relieve 408
Shepherd of souls, refresh and bless .... 210
Shout the glad tidings, exultingly sing . ... 23
Since I've known a Saviour's Name 478
Sing Alleluia forth in duteous praise .... 432
Sing, my soul, His wondrous love 373
Sinner, rouse thee from thy sleep 59
Sinners, turn! why will ye die 54
Softly now the light of day 340
Soldiers of Christ, arise 216
Songs of praise the angels sang 422
Sons of men, behold from far 47
Souls in heathen darkness lying 292
Sovereign ruler of the skies 523
Sow in the morn thy seed
Spirit of mercy, truth, and love 131
Stand up. my soul, shake off thy fears .... 124
Star of peace, to wanderers weary 264
Stay, Thou long-suffering Spirit, stay .... 387
Sun of my soul. Thou Saviour dear 336
Supreme in wisdom as in power 475
Sweet is the work, my God, my King . . . . 150
Sweet Saviour, bless 08 ere we go 338
Sweet the moments, rich in blessing .... 84
Tender Shepherd, Thou hast stilled 263
That day of wrath, that dreadful day .... 3
The ancient law departs 32
The atonins; work is done 11&
The Church's one foundation 202
The day is gently sinking to a close 349
The day is past and gone 334
The day is past and over 341
The day of praise is done 34tJ
The day of resurrection 105
The gentle Saviour calls 21-
The God of Abraham praise 14j
The God of life, whose constant care .... 3.
The Head that once was crowned with thorns . 114
INDEX OF FIRST LINES.
HTMX
rhe heaveng declare Thy glory, Lord .... 361
The King of love ray shepherd is 464
The Lord descended from above 500
The Lord hath spoke, the mighty God. ... 11
The Lord Himself, the mighty Lord .... 438
l'he Lord my pasture shall prepare 504
The Lord our God is clothed with might . . . 516
The Lord, the only God, is great 196
The Lord unto my Lord thus spake 6
The Lord will come; the earth shall quake . . 2
The mighty Hood that roils 534
The rising God forsakes the tomb 119
The Royal Banners forward go 79
The servants of Jehovah's will 122
The shadows of the evening hours 337
The Son of God goes forth to war 176
The spacious firmament on high 5Q8
The Spirit in our hearts 134
The strain upraise of joy and praise .... 425
The strife is o'er, the battle done 103
The sun is sinking fast 345
The voice of free grace 384
The voice that breathed o'er Ed«n 248
The winged herald of the day 353
The world is very evil 490
Thee will I love, my strength, my tower . . . 461
There is a blessed home 317
There is a fold whence none can stray .... 46S
There is a fountain fill'd with blood 383
There is a green hill far away 231
There is a land of pure delight 488
Thine forever : God of love 238
This is the day of light 159
This life's a dream, an empty show 96
This stone to Thee in faith we lay 275
Thou art gone up on high 113
Thou art my hiding-place, O Lord 253
Thou art the Way, to Thee alone 501
Thou, God, all glory, honour, power .... 203
Thou hidden love of God, whose height . . . 515
Thou, Lord, by strictest search hast known . . 52
Thou, whom my soul admires above .... 459
Thou, whose Almighty word 146
Through all the changing scenes of life . . . 415
Through the day Thy love has spared us . . . 342
Thus God declares His sovereign will .... 110
Thy bitter anguish o'er 526
Thy chastening wrath, O Lord, restrain ... 51
Thy kingdom come, O God 7
Thy presence, Lord, hath me supplied .... 448
Thy way, not mine, O Lord 254
Thy word is to my feet a lamp 366
Time hastens on, ye longing saints 348
Tis finished : so the Saviour cried . . . So
HYMN
'Tis my happiness below 445
To bless Thy chosen race 285
To hail Thy rising, Sun of life 27
To Him who for our sins was slain 109
To Jesus, our exalted Lord 204
To our Redeemer's glorious Name 372
To Bion's hill 1 lift my eves 31a
To Thy temple 1 repair 163
To-morrow, Lord, is Thine 327
Triumphant Sion ! lift thy head 192
Up to the hills I lift mine eyes 321
Watchman ! tell us of the night 43
We build with fruitless cost, unless 322
We give immortal praise 143
We give Thee but Thine own 290
We sing the praise of Him who died .... 78
Weary of earth, and laden with my sin . . . 67
Weary of wandering from my God 70
Welcome, sweet day of rest * 147
What a strange and wondrous story .... 223
Whate'er my God ordains is right 257
When all Thy mercies, O my God 426
When gathering clouds around I view .... 250
When God of old came down from heaven . . 136
When His salvation bringing 219
When I can read my title clear 468
When I can trust my all with God 323
When I survey the wondrous Cross So
When Jesus left His Father's throne .... 230
When, Lord, to this our western land .... 293
When, rnarshalPd on the nightly plain .... 46
When musing sorrow weeps the past .... 255
When our heads are bowed with woe .... 252
When, streaming from the eastern skies . . . 314
When through the tom sail the wild tempest is
streaming 266
When wounded sore, the stricken soul . . . 3S0
While shepherds watched their flocks by night, 18
While Thee I seek, protecting Power .... 441
While with ceaseless course the sun 81
Who are these in bright array 424
Who is this that conies from "Edom 77
Who place on Sion's God their trust .... 436
With broken heart and contrite sigh .... Ti
With glory clad, with strength arrayed . . . 427
With joy shall I behold the day 199
With one ccr^sent let all the earth 277
Witness, ye men and angels, now 239
Ye boundless realms of joy 411
Ye Christian heralds, go, proclaim 290
Ye servants of the Lord 171
Alphabetical Cist of ®unt0.
HYMN
Abends . . . 3362, 522
Abingdon .... 5
Abridge. .188', 269,475*
Adeste Fideles . 19, 25
Adoration . . . 151, 452
Albert 342:<
Alexandria . .468,5101
AH Saints .... 1071
Alia Trinita Beata . 4542
Alleluia Perenne . 4322
Alstme 178
America .... 309'
Amor 4*)S'
Amsterdam . . . 4471
Ancient Litany . . 521*
Anglia 18
Ariel 374
Arimathea .... 101'
Arlington . 215, 255, 426
Ashley 369
Attolle Paulum . .511
Aurelia 202
Austria 190
Alison 23
Avnnoe . . . .134,212
Azmon, 95, 2112, 365, 460*
] Christ Church
I Christmas
I Clarion .
I Cloisters
• Cluny
! Communion
! Concord .
i Confidence
Consolation
Conway .
Corel li .
Coronation
Coronae
Coventry
Covert .
Creation .
Creator Spiritus
Balerma . .
185, 222
Balfour . . .
. 392*
Bank lie Id . .
. 1472
Battv. . . .
. 84
Beatitude, 1882, 435, 441',
4532, 496'
Bedford . . 303,
502, 517
Beethoven . .
. 4472
Belgrave . .
L54», 367
Belmont, 173, 347,
380, 404
Ben Rhydding
. 524
Benedic Anima
. 5292
Benediction
. 70
Benevento . .
31, 54'
. 42
ethanv. . .
. 507*
ieulah . . .
. 317'
Bonn, 46, 124*, 2
U, 318-',
450
Bowen . . .
. 448
Boylaton . .
. 315
Brasted . . .
. 408'
Brittle Street.
. 4412
Bristol . . .
. 208
Brocklesbury .
39*,£13
Brooktield . .
,. 3942
Biownell . .
250, 314
14S,
172,
Darley .
Darwall .
Debenham
] Dedham .
: Deerhurst
; De Koven
; Dennis .
Devotion
: Diademata
! Didbcqpk
i Dies Irae
Dix . .
; Dominus regit me
} Dover
I Dresden.
■ Dublin .
! Duke Street . 117i, 235
! Duice Carmen., 430, 506',
529'
Dundee, 206, 258, 280, 438
Durham 542
HYMN
. 118
. 476
982, 373'
. 186'
. 491-'
. 381
. 249'
. 392-'
. 263'
. 3242
. 82
. i2V-
. 115
296. 326
IT, 3SS
. 508
. 1372
. 295
307, 411
202, 39'
358, 3722
. 236'
. 1763
479, 513'
. 339
. 116
. 343'
. 483
45, 302
464
1172
310
Burlington . 123, 363, 415
441, 2992
272
Cambridge .
Capetown .... o27
Caput 198
Carlisle . . . .442, 244
Carmel 349'
€arol 22
Chalvey 23
Charitv 527'
Chenies 291«
Chester 253
Chesterfield, 40, 149, 360
Easter
Ecce Agnus . . .
Eckardtsheim, 61,
246,
Eden (Mason) . .
Eden (S. Alban's,
T. B.)
Edsjbaston ....
Edom
Ein' Feste Burg . .
Eibertield ....
i Eilers . . . .169
j Ely
j Emmanuel ....
Endless Alleluia. .
Ernan . . . .30,
Eucharistic Hymn .
Evangelists . . .
Evan ... 41, 127,
Evensong ....
Eventide ....
Evermore ....
Ewing
1012
80
752,
34S2
354
248'
342'
129
335'
58
4402
432'
353
207
272
467
3422
3352
238
493
HYMN
Fiat Lux .... 1462
Folsom 372
Fountains Abbey . 193
Franc 330
Frederick .... 93
Freiburg .... 4562
Fulstow 2253
Geneva 5142
Gilbert's .... 5052
Gopsal 152
Grace Church, 62, 96,
1421, 321, 473, 480
Gratitude .... 394'
Greenwood ... 97
Greek Hymn ... 74
Guidance .... 2252
Habakkuk . .
Hallett . . .
Hamburg, 57, 85,
Hanford . . .
Hanover . .
Harewood . .
Harlan . . .
Harwood . .
Heaven . . .
Hebron, 12, 124',
318V
Hernlein . .
Holland . . .
Hollingside
Holy Child. .
Holy Church .
Holy Cross
Holy Voices .
Homeland . .
Honiton . . .
Horsley . . .
Hosanna . .
Howell . . .
Humility . .
Hummel . .
Hursley . . .
199', 442
111, 247
133, 377,
386
. . 894«
.406,519
. 143, 279
. . 309*
. . 419
. . 497
1532, 204,
328, 410
. . 49
. . 1192
. . 8931
. . 223
. . 64
. . 396
. . 20'
. . 4952
. . 144
. . 231'
. . 210*
. . 324'
112', 4751
. . 336'
Faith .... 211', 345'
Farrant 29
Federal Street. 131. 205*,
2181, 240, 270, 387, 444'
Ilfracombe . . . .478
Ilia 3, 389
Innocents .... 4222
Intercession . 153', 446
lona 4543
Irby 233
Jerusalem .... 495'
Jesu, Bone Pastor . 229
Judgment .... 481
•Judgment Hymn . 484
Laban . . . .298,470
Lacrymae .... 632
Lambeth, 26', 176', 2312,
460', 488, 501
Lancashire. ... 872
T>aneran 67
Laud 516
Leiirhton .... 5202
■ Leoni 141
i Lichfield . . .47*, 408*
HTM*
Lincoln 379
Lindisfarne . . . 104>
Lisbon 179
Love 458*
Lowestoft .... 43*
Lubeck 182
Lux Benigna . . . 512
Lux Eoi 76
Lux Prima. . . . 331*
Lvons 35
I>yte 520»
Magdalena .... 443*
Maidstone .... 2CK)i
Malmesbury . . . 341*
Manoah . .181, 322, 4531
Marenzo . . .303,308
Margaretting . . . 265
Mario w . . 56, 400', 471
Martyn . . . 393* , 532*
Martvrdora, 692, 75', 183,
239", 286, 378, 383, 436,
486
Marshall .... 334
Mason 2
Mear, 156', 234, 2742, 2S1
Medford .... 526
Meditation .... 444*
Mchul 219
Meinliold .... 263"
Melcombe . . .126.329'
Melita .... 14. 267
Mendelssohn ... 17
Mendon, 161, 273', 351,
427, 439
Meribah. . . .102,199*
Merrial 225'
Merton 114*
Miles Lane . . . 424'
Miriam 292
Miserecordia . . . 392*
Missionary Chant, 273*,
290, 429"
Missionary Hymn, -N">.
291*
Monkland .... 305i
Morning Hymn . . 332
Mornington, 55, 265, 489
Moscow. . . 146', 428
Moultrie .... 139=
Mount Carmel . . 5321
Mozart 304*
Naomi . . . .261,440'
Narraghmore . . . 154'
Nashville . . . -6,11
Nativity. . . .121.372*
Newcourt . . .194,319
Newland .... 518*
Niczea 138
Nottingham . .196,417
Nuremburg . . . 220
Nutfield 344i
O Bona Patria . . 492
Old 100th, 277, 289, 405',
4052, 409, 418*
Old 113t^ 420
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TUNES.
HYMN
Oliphant .... 5051
rivet (Dykes) . . 113
i>l-vet (Mason) . . 237
h.'utz, 50, 135, 171, 346,
382, 482
upward 472
Ortonville .... 69*
Palmyra .... 3232
Paradise (Barnby) . 5092
Paradise (Dykes) . 509*
Paradise (Weber . 175
Park Street . 3041, 407
Parker 3432
Passion Chorale . . 87"
Pax 2542
Pax Dei 155
Peace 168
Peareal] 490
Penitence .... 4433
Pentonville . . . 51 S1
Peterborough, 38, 316,
500
Petersburgh . . . 375
Petra 3912
Pilgrims .... 4852
Pleyel's Hymn . . 449
Pollock 262
Posen 164
Prince 515
Pruen 163
Quebec . . 150, 312, 416
Rapture . . .
Ratisbon . .
Redemption .
Redhead, Xo. 4
Redhead, Xo. 45
Redhead, Xo. 47
Redhead, Xo. 76
Regent Square, 24
Requiem
Resignation
Rest . . .
Resurrection
Retreat . .
Rex Gloriae
Riseholme .
Rivaulx . . 94
Rockingham .
. 494
. 33H
. 109
. 355
. 47i
59, 81,
91i, 252
86,90,
3911
145,
282
. . 92
. . 257
. . 260i
. . 1072
. . 403
. . 431i
. . 394*
1392, 325
. 83, 2051
HYMN
Rosefield . . .209,465
Rosslyn 226
Rotterdam . . .105,160
Russia 2182
Russian Hymn . . 36
8. Agatha .... 5062
S. Agnes, 272, 51. 128.
210i, 251, 402
S. Alban .... 327
S. Albinus .... 104'
S. Alphege . 248-', 491'
B. Anatofius . . . 341i
S. Andrew of Crete, 68
S. Ann, 1762, 217, 245,
278
S. Athanasius . . 140
S. Audeon . . .359,412
S. Bartholomew . . 177
S. Basil 10S
S. Bees, 33, 912, 373-\ 521'
S. Bride 60
S. Cecilia .... 7'
S. Columba ... 345'
S. Columbanus .227,2S8
S. Crispin . .
S. Cross . .
S. Cuthbert
S. Drosdane
S. Edith. .
S. Edmund
S. Fabian .
S. Fulbert .
S. Gabriel .
S. George .
S. George's,
sor . . .
S. Gertrude
89
132
73
10
507'
. . . 5132
. .181,463
Wind-
. 2022, 306
. . . 202
HYMN
8. Oswald . . 4233, 5301
8. Paul's .... 9
S. Peter . . . 1141, 395
S. Philip .... 631
s. Raphael ...
hen. . .214,390
S. Stephen the Saba-
ite 5143
S. Theodulph . . 72
S. Thomas (Xovel-
lo) 1
S. Thomas (Tan-
snr), 191, 195,285,413,
462
S. Timothy . . . 147'
S. Winifred . . . 3492
Salford 15
Salsburgh .... 100
Salvator 2S62
Samson 119i
Sanctuary . . 1891, 4312
Barum 187
Sawley . . 662, 221, 455'
Saxe Weimar . . . 5053
Scarborough . . . 5102
Scotland .... 384
Sharon 423'
Sicilian Mariner's . 165
Tiverton, 27»,
Tolman . . .
Toplady . .
Treves . . .
Trinity Chapel
Troyte, Xo. 1 .
Trovte, Xo. 2 .
Truro, 120, 192
'■ Trust, 16i, 370,
Twilight . .
HYM*
110, 125,
421
. . 457
3913, 531
. . 190
469, 530*
. . 345?
S. Godric . . . .157
S. Ignatius ....
S. James .... 4002 |
S. John's, Highlands, 2t>02
2541
t>iloam . . .
Siiver Street .
Southgate's
Southwell . .
Spanish Chant
Spohr . . .
Stanton Court,
State Street
Stella. . . .
Stephanos . .
Stutgard, 162,
. . 22+
. . 21*3
. . 3442
. 366, 496-'
. . 53
. 399, 451
1422, 357
. . 170
. . 33S2
. . 5141
85, 423-',
433'
.445,525
S. Lawrence .
S. Leonard, 8, 65
Lucian .
Lucy . .
Luke . .
Margaret
Mark . .
Mary . .
Matthias
Michael .
s.
s
S.
S. Mildred
300,
337
40P
230
Submission
Sullivan 266
Surrev, 201, 241, 461, 504
Swahia . . . .159,376
Sweden 329
Switzerland . . . 320
. 3172
. 443'
48, 259, 311
. 338i
. 32
. 197i
University College . 477
Uxbridge", 52i, 79, 361, 371
Veni Creator . . .1371
Veni Emmanuel . . 13
Vespers 459
Verona ....
Via Crucis .... 72
Victory 103
Vienna . . . 3052, 422
Vox Angelica . ,
Vox Diiecti ... 528
Walmer. ...
Ward . . 78, 1
Wareham, 522, 139', 162,
2402, 271, 276, 414, 4291,
498
Warrington, 122, 284, 313,
499
Watchman .... 43
Wave 264
Webbe ....
Weber . . . .340,466
Wessex 323i
Weston 4561
Whitney . . .
Winchester, Xew . 275
Winchester, Old. . 136
Wirtembersr ... 106
Witima . T . . . 454i
Wolhayes . . 401*, 523
Woodbridee ... 434
Wordsworth . . . 242
Worgan 99
Tait .... 1562, 487
Tallis' Canon ... 333
Tallis' Ordinal . . 274i Yorkshire .... 21
Teliefsen .... 299J
Tender Shepherd . 352 Zebulon 197'
Thatcher, 180, 243, 364, Zephyr . . . . 71, 166
474 Zoan 34, 362
CANON XXIII. OF TITLE I. OF THE DIGEST.
OF CHURCH MUSIC.
§ 7. The Selections of the Psalms in Metre, and
Hymns, which are set forth by authority, and An-
thems in the words of Holy Scripture, are alloiced
to be sung in all Congregations of this Church before
and after Morning and Evening Prayer, and also
before and after Sermons, at the discretion of the
minister, whose duty it shall be, by standing direc-
tions, or from time to time, to appoint such author-
ized Psalms, Hymns, or Anthems as are to be
9ung.
§ 2. It shall be the duty of every minister of thii
Church, icith such assistance as he may see fit to
ij from persons skilled in music, to give order
concerning the tunes to be sung at any time in his
church ; and especially it shall be his duty to sup,
pre** all light and unseemly music, and all- inde
cency and irreverence in the performance, by which
rain and ungodly person* profane the service of the
sanctuary.
Adopted in General Contention, Oct., 1874.
ittctrical 3nbex.
HYMN
Z. M.
Abends . . . 3362, 522
Alstone 178
Bonn, 46,1242,294,3182,
450
Bowen 44S
Concord .... 249*
Conway .... 3242
Darley 295
Didbrook . ... 343'
Dover 117-'
Duke Street . 1171, 235
Eden 354
Ernan .... 30, 353
Federal Street, 131, 2052,
218S 240, 270, 387, 444'
Grace Church 62, 96,
142', 321, 473, 4S0
Hamburg, 57, 85, 133, 377,
Hebron, 12, 124M532, 204,
3181, 32S, 410
Holland .... 1192
Hosanna (with cho.) 4
Humility .... 324*
Hursley . . . . 336i
Ilia 3, 3S9
Intercession . 1531, 446
Lincoln 379
Mason 2
Meditation . . . 444-
Melcombe . . . 126, 329J
Mendon, 161, 273'. 351,
427, 439
Missionary Chant, 278-'.
290, 4292
Morning Hymn . . 332
Mozart 3042
Old 100th, 277, 2S9, 405',
4052, 409, 41S
Park Street . 304i, 407
Parker 3432
Pollock 262
Quebec . . 150, 312, 416
Redhead, No. 4 . . 335
Rest 260i
Retreat 403
Rivaulx . 94,1392,325
Rockingham . . 83, 20c1
Russia 2182
S. Audeon. . .359,412
S.Cross .... 89
S. Drosdane ... 73
S. Ignatius . . . 228
S. John's, Highlands, 2602
Bamson 119i
Stanton Court, 1422, 357
Sweden 3292
Tallis' Canon . . . 333
Truro, 120, 192, 287, 301.
418i, 503
Uxbridge, 521,79,361, 371
Vespers 459
Ward . . 78,158,437
Wareham, 522, 1391, i62,
3492, 271, 276, 414, 429"
498
HYMN
I Warrington, 122, 284, 313,
499
I Winchester, New . 275
; Zephyr . . . . 71, 166
i. M., D.
Creation .... 508
Wordsworth ... 242
C. M.
Abridge . 1881, 269, 4752
Alexandria. . .468,5101
Arlington, 215, 255, 420
Ashley (with cho.) . 369
Azmon, 95, 2111, 365, 4602
Balerma. . . .185,222
Beatitude, 1SS2, 435, 441',
4532, 496'
Bedford . 203, 502, 517
Belgrave . . 1542, 367
Belmont . 173, 347, 358,
380, 404
Bristol 208
Burlington, 123, 363, 415
Chesterfield, 40, 149, 360
Christmas .... 476
Coronation . . . 424-
Coventry . . .296,326
Covert . . . 1122, 38s I
Dedham . 172, 368, 3722 I
Dublin 66i i
I Dundee, 206, 258, 280, 43S ]
I Ecka'rdtsheim, 61, 75-,
246, 34S2
! Emmanuel . . . 4402
! Evan ... 41, 127, 467
I Faith .... 2111, 34S1
Farrant 29
! Holy Cross ... 396 :
' Homeland .... 4952
Horsley 231 1 ;
I Howell 2102
Hummel . . 1121, 4751
Jerusalem .... 495x 1
Lambeth, 261, 176S 2312, I
460i, 488> 501
! Laud 516 '
Love 458-'
! Manoah . . 184, 322, 4531
Marlow . . 56, 400', 471
Martyrdom, 692, 751, 183, j
239, 286, 378, 383, 436.
486
Mear. 156*, 234, 2742, 281
Merton 1142
Miles Lane . . . 424"
Naomi . . . .261,440'
Narraghmore . . 1541
Nativity . . .121,372"
, Nottingham . .196, 417
Ortonville .... 69"
! Peterborough, 88, 316, 500
B. Agues, 272, 51, 128,
210", 251, 402
• 3. Ann, 1762, 217, 245, 278
I S. Fulbert .... 26^
S. James .... 400=
J S. Mary . 48, 259,' oil
HYMN
1141,395
. 4552
214, 390
15
662, 221, 455'
. . 5102
. . 224
. 366, 4962
. 399, 451
1562, 487
. . 274'
S. Peter .
S. Raphael
S. Stephen
Salford . .
Saw ley . .
Scarborough
Si loam . .
Southwell .
Spohr . .
Tait . . .
Tallis' Ordinal
Tiverton, 27', 110, 125, 421
Winchester, Old . 136
e. m., d.
Amor
Anglia
Brattle Street . .
Carol
Chester
De Koven ....
S. Bartholomew
S. Leonard, 8, 65, 300,
S. Lucy
Vox Dilecti . . .
S.M.
Avnhoe. . . .134,
Bankfield ....
Ben Rhydding . .
Boylston ....
Cambridge . . 441,
Carlisle .... 442,
Dennis . . . .479,
Greenwood . . .
Laban . . . .298,
Leighton ....
Lisbon
Lvte
Marshall ....
Mornington, 55, 268,
Newland ....
Olmutz, 50, 135, 171,
382,
Pentonville . . .
S. Alban ....
S. Bride ....
S. Gabriel ....
S. George . . .181,
S. Michael ....
S. Thomas, 191, 195,
413,
S. Timothy . . .
Silver Street . . .
State Street . . .
Swabia . . . .159,
Tellefsen ....
Thatcher . 180, 243,
S. M.f D.
Chalvey ....
Diademata . . .
Olivet
Trinity Chapel . .
Woodbridge . . .
458'
18
4412
22
258
176-
177
337
230
528
212
1472
524
315
2992
244
5131
97
470
5202
179
520'
334
489
5182
346,
482
518'
327
60
5132
463
32
285,
,462
147'
216
170
376
299i
364,
474
116
113
130
434
70 I
7fi
8.8.6 : 8.8.6.
Ariel 374
HYMH
Habbakuk. . 1991,442
liar wood .... 419
Meribah . . .102
Treves .....
8.8:8.8:8.8.
Adoration . . 151. 452
Benediction ... 79
Brownell . . .250,314
Elberfeld ....
Fountains Abbey . 193
Melita . . . .1
l'etersburgh ... 375
Prince 515
S. Matthias . . . 33S*
S. Paul's .... 9
Stella 338*
Surrey, 201, 241,461,504
Veni Emmanuel . 13
8.8.8 : 8.8.8.
Nashville . . . . 6. 11
Xewcourt . . . 194, 319
Old 113th ....
Switzerland . . . 320
8.6 : 8.6 : 6.6.6.6.
Paradise (Barnbv), 509*
Paradise (Dykes) - 509*
8.7:8.7:8.8.7.
(Iambic.)
Attolle Paulum . . 511
Judgment Hymn . 4i>4
7.7.7.
Lacrvmae .... 63s
S. Philip .... 63i
7.7.7.7.
Ancient Litany . . 521r
Brasted
Clarion .... 982, 373»
Ely 58
Evermore .... 238
Hernlein .... 49
Innocents . . .
Lichfield ... 47
Lubeck
Monkland .... 3051
Nuremberg . . . 22
Plevel's Hymn . . 449
Posen .".... 164
Pruen 163
Redhead 45 ... 47*
Redhead 47. 59. SI, 91', 252
S. Bees, ■>>. Bl», 3732, 521"
S. Lucian . . . . 401>
Submission . . 445, 525
University College. 477
Vienna
Weber . . . .340,466
Whitnev . . . . 98«
Wolhayes . . 401*, 523
7.7.7.7.
( With Alleluia.)
Wirtemberg . . . 10«
Worgan .... 9ft
10
METRICAL INDEX.
HYMN
7.7 : 7.7
:7.7.
Dix . . .
. . 45,302
Hallett . .
. Ill, 247
Lux Prima
. . . 331«
Petra . .
. . 3912
Ratlebon .
. . 331i
Redhead 76 .
86, 90, 391i
Roscficld .
.209,465
8. Athanasius
. . 140
Toplady .
391\ 531
Verona . .
. . . 350
7.7: 7.7:"
r.7 : 7.7.
Benevento .
. 31, 541
Berlin . .
. . . 42
Durham
. . 542
Hollingside
. . 3931
Honiton
. . 144
Maidstone .
. . 2001
Martyn . .
. 393», 5322
Mount Carme
. . 532i
Rapture
S. Fabian .
. . 494
. . 3932
8. George's, ^
kVind-
sor . . . .
2002, 306
Balsburgh .
. . 100
Spanish Chan
Watchman
, .- . 53
. . 43
7.7: 7.7:7.7
: 7.7: 7.7.
Corelli . .
. . 82
Mendelssohn
. . 17
7.7.7
.5.
Capetown . .
. . 527«
Charity . . .
. . 5271
8.7 :t
t.7.
(Iaml
>ic.)
Dominus regit
me . 464
8.7:*
$.7.
( Troch
Batty . . .
Brocklesbury
aic.J
. . 84
. 392, 213
Debenham .
. 202, 391
Dresden . .
. . 310
Holy Child
. . 223
Holy Voices .
. . 201
Lowestoft . .
. . 4332
Peace . . .
. . 168
8. Oswald . .
4233, 5301
Sharon . . .
. . 4231
Stutgard, 162, 2
85,4232,433»
Tender Sheph
erd . 352
Trust . 16i, 3
70, 469, 5302
8.7 : 8.7 : 8.7 : 8.7.
Alia Trinita Beata . 4542
Austria 190
Deerhurst .... 2361
Freiburg .... 4562
lona 4543
Lux Eoi .... 76
Moultrie .... 1892
Rex Gloriae . . . 43P
SaKator .... 2362
Sanctuary . . 1891, 4312
Weston 4561
Witima 454i
8.7 : 8.7 : 4.7.
Communion . . . 381
Coronae .... 115
Gilbert's .... 5052
Jesu, Bone Pastor . 229
Judgment .... 481
Miriam 292
Oliphant .... 505*
Regent Squwe . 24. 145,
282
8. Cohmibanus . 227, 288
6. Luke ..... 88
HYMN
8. Thomas .... 1
Saxe-Weimar . . 5053
Sicilian Mariner's . 165
8.7 : 8.7 : 8.7.
Benedic Anima . . 529*
Dulce Carmen, 430, 506i,
529i
Regent Square . . 282
S. Agatha .... 5062
8.7 : 8.7 : 7.7.
Albert 3423
All Saints .... 107>
Edgbaston .... 342i
Edom 77
Evensong .... 3422
Irby 233
Requiem .... 92
Resurrection . . . 1072
8.8.7 : 8.8.7.
Evangelists ... 272
8.4.7 : 8.4.7.
Franc 330
8.4 : 8.4 : 8.8.8.4.
Nutfield .... 344»
Southgate's . . . 3442
8.5 : 8.3.
Geneva 5142
S.Stephen the Saba-
ite 5143
Stephanos .... 5141
8.7 : 8.4.
Wave 264
8.8.8.
Dies Irae .... 483
7.7 : 7.7 : 8.7.
Arimathea . . . 1011
Easter 101*
7.8 : 7.8 : 7.7-
Consolation . . . 263i
Meinliold .... 2632
7.8 : 7.8 : 4.
Lindisfarne . . . 1042
S. Albinus . . . 104*
6.5 : 6.5.
Fulstow .... 2253
Guidance .... 2252
Menial 22*i
S. Mark .... 443J
6.5 : 6.5 : 6.5 : 6.5.
Greek Hymn ... 74
Magdalena . . . 4432
Penitence .... 4433
S. Andrew of Crete, 68
S. Gertrude ... 232
8.8.8.6.
Balfour 392*
Confidence . . . 3923
Miserecordia . . . 3922
S. Crispin .... 392i
8.8.8.4.
Brookfleld. ' .' '. . 3942
Gratitude .... 394i
Hanford .... 3943
Riseholme. . . . 394*
Troyte, No. 1 . . 256
Victory (Alleluia) . 103
8.8.6:8.8.6.
Redemption . . . 109
8.6 : 8.6 : 8.8.
Palmyra .... 3232
Wessex 323i
8.6 : 8.6 : 4.4 : 8.8.
Resignation ... 257
8.7 : 8.7 : 5.5.5.6.7.
Ein' Feste Burg . . 397
7.6 : 7.6 : 8.8.
Malmesbury . . . 3412
S. Anatolius . . . 34P
7.6 : 7.6.
Cluny 4912
Eden 248i
S. Alphege . 2482, 491'
7.6 : 7.6 : 7.6 : 7.6.
Abingdon .... 5
Amelia 202
Chenies 29P
Ewing 493
Holy Church ... 64
Lancashire . . . 872
Mehul (with cho.) . 219
Missionary Hymn, 283,
2912
O Bona Patria . . 492
Paradise .... 175
Passion Chorale. . 87J
Pearsall 490
Rotterdam . . 105, 160
S. Edith .... 10
S. Theodulph (with
cho.) 72
Zoan 34, 362
7.6 : 7.6 : 7.7(8) : 7.6.
Amsterdam . . . 4471
Beethoven .... 4472
Ilfracombe ... 428
7.7.4 : 6.6 : 6.4.
Caput 198
6.7 : 6.7 : 6.6 : 6.6.
Marenzo . . . 303, 308
6.6.6.6.
S. Cecilia .... 71
ViaCrucis. ... 72
6.6:6.6:6.6:6.6.
Beulah 3171
Pax 2542
S. Lawrence . . . 2541
S. Margaret . . . 3172
6.6 : 6.6 : 4.4.4.4.
Christ Church . . 118
Darwall . . 148, 307, 411
Gopsal 152
Harewood . . . 143, 279
S. Godric .... 157
S.Mildred. . . . 1971
Zebulon .... 1972
6.6.6.4 : 8.8.4.
Ecce Agnus ... 80
6.4 : 6.4 : 6.6.4.
Bethany .... 5072
S. Edmund . . . 5071
6.4 : 6.6.
S. Coluraba . . . 354*
Twilight .... 3542
6.6.8.4 : 6.6.8.4.
Leoni 141
6.6.4 : 6.6.6.4.
America .... 309i
Fiat Lux .... 1462
Harlan 3092
Moscow . . 1461, 428
Olivet 237
HYMN
6.4 : 6.4 : 6.4 : 6.4.
Margaretting . . . 265
8.6 : 8.4.
S. Cuthbert ... 132
5.5.5.5 : 6.5.6.5.
Onward .... 472
9.8 : 9.8.
Eucharistic Hymn . 207
10.10.10.10.
Ellers .... 169, 335»
Eventide .... 335>
Langran .... C7
Pax Doi ... t55
Russian Hymn . . 36
Troyte, No. 1 . . 335»
10.10: 10.10: IO.IO.
Carmel 3491
S. Winifred . . . 349*
Yorkshire .... 21
10.6: 10.6: IO.IO.
Tolman 457
10.4 : 10.4 : IO.IO.
Lux Benigna . . . 512
10.6: 10.6: 7.6:7.6.
Heaven 497
10.10.7.
Alleluia Perenne . 432*
Endless Alleluia . 4321
10.10.10.
(With Alleluia.)
Cloisters .... 1861
Sarura 187
Troyte, No. 2 . . 186*
11.8.13.9.
(Irregular.)
Rosslyn . . . . 226
11.10: 11.10.
Folsom . , . . 37s
Webbe 37»
11.11. 11.11,
(Irregular.)
Frederick .... 93
Walmer .... 398
11.10: 11.10:9.10.
Pilgrims .... 485*
Vox Angelica . . 4851
11.12: 12.10.
Nicaea 138
5.5.5.5 : 6.5 : 6.5.
Hanover . . . 406, 519
Lyons 35
8.8.8.8.
(Dactylic.)
Devotion .... 339
13.12.12.12.
(Dactylic.)
Scotland .... 384
Sullivan .... 266
(Irregular.)
Adestes Fideles . 19, 25
Avison 23
Creator Spiritus . . 137*
Medford .... 526
S. Basil 108
Troyte, No. 2 . . . 425
Veni Creator . . . 137'
2Lt0t of ^utl)or0 ano translator©, toitl) fjijtnno.
Adams. Mrs. S. F. (d. 1849) 507
Addison, J. (d. 1719) . . .269, 426, 504, 508
Alexander, Mrs. C. F. (b. 1823), 91, 107, 178, 231,
233, 292, 380
Alexander, Rev. J. W. (d. 1859) ... 87
Alford, Rev. H. (d. 1871) .... 214,306
Allen, Rev. J. (d. 1804) 84
Ambrose, Saint (d. 397), . 354,355,356,357,359
Anatolius, Saint (d. 458) .... 265, 341
Andrew of Crete, Saint (d. 732) .... 68
Anonymous, 99, 125, 127, 173, 180, 181, 210, 223, 227,
264, 273, 290, 295, 310, 373, 390, 496, 522, 526
Arnold, Rev. T. (d. 1842) 330
Auber, Miss H. (d. 1862) 132
Baker, F. (d. 1616)
Baker, Rev. Sir H. W. (d. 1877) . 305, 312,
Bakewell, Rev. J. (d. 1819) ....
Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. (d. 1825) . . 156,
Baxter, Rev. R. (d. 1691) ....
Beddome, Rev. B. (d. 1795) .
Benson, Rev. R. M. (b. 1830)
Bernard of Clairvaux, Saint (d. 1153)
Bernard of Cluny, Saint (d. ab. 1150), 490,
Bethune, Rev. G. W. (d. 1862) .
Bickersteth, Rev. E. H. (b. 1825)
Bohemian Brethren
Bonar, Rev. H. (b. 1808)
Borthwick, Miss J. (b. 1325)
Bowdler, Rev. J. (d. 1815) .
Bowring, Sir J. (d. 1872) .
Bridges, M. (b. 1800) .
Brooks, Rev. Charles T. (b. 1814)
Browne, Rev. S. (d. 1732) .
Bruce, M. (d. 1767)
Byrom, J. (d. 1763)
74, 345,
12, 48,
Cameron, Rev. W. (d. 1811)
Campbell, R. (d. 1868)
Carlyle, Rev. J. D. (d. 1804) ' .
Caswall, Rev. E. (d. 1878) . . 25,
Cawood, Rev. J. (d. 1852) .
Cennick, Rev. J. (d. 1755) .
Chandler, Rev. J (d. 1876)
Collyer, Rev. W. B. (d. 1854) .
Conder, J. (d. 1855) .
Cooper, J. (1812) ....
Cosin, Bishop J. (d. 1672) .
Cotterill. Rev. T. (d. 1823) .
Cowper, \V. (d. 1800), 365,383,435,445, 446,
Cox, Miss F. E. (1841)
Croswell, Rev. W. (d. 1851)
Cunningham ....
De Wolfe, J. (d. 1857)
Dickson, Rev. D. (d. 1662) .
Dix, W. C. (b 1837) .
Doane, Bishop G. W. (d. 1859) .
Doddridge, Rev. P. (d. 1T51), 15, 30
206, 212, 217, 235, 296, 297, 304, 326,
Dryden, J. (d. 1700) .
Duffield, Rev. G. (b. 1818) .
Duncan, Mrs. M. L. (d. 1340) .
Dwight, Rev. T. (d. 1817) .
East, J. (1836)
Eastburn, Rev. J. VT (d. 1819) .
,116,
. 495
317, 464
. 76
261, 302
. 486
239, 271
. 182
87, 455
491, 492,
493
. 97
. 388
. 106
254, 528
5,291
. 452
. 43
198, 234
. 309
. 131
. 222
. 21
177, 475
100, 272
455, 458
. 20
1,449
279, 358
247, 484
209, 323
. 142
. 137
. 148
502, 521
. 104
. 300
8,340
171, 192,
327, 348,
376, 476
433
495
45
501
205,
371,
482
129
229
352
191
46S
13ft
Edmeston, J. {d. 1867) .
Ellerton, Rev. J. (b. 1826)
Elliott, Miss C. (d. 1871)
Elven, Rev. C. (b. 1797)
Evans, Rev. J. (d. 1809)
Faber, Rev. F. W. (d. 1863) . 8<
Fawcett, Rev. J. (d. 1817) .
Fortunatus, Bishop V. (d. 609) .
Francis, Rev. B. (d. 1799) .
Frank, J. (d. 1677)
HYMN
. 506
159, 169, 341}, 432
. 256, 3«2, 804
. n
338, 460, •
. 315
. 158
. 308
Gellert, C. F. (d. 1769) 104
Gerhardt, Rev. P. (d. 1676) 87
Gibbons, Rev. T. (d. 1785) KM
Gilman, Mrs. C. (b. 1794) 444
Gisborne, Rev. T. (d. 1846) 325
Godescalcus (d. 950) 436
Gould, Rev. S. B. (b. ab. 1840) .... 232
Grant, Sir R. (d. 1838) . . . . 53, 250, 51 9
Grigg, Rev. J. (d. 1768) 218
Griswold, Bishop A. V. (d. 1843) . . . 145
Gurney, Rev. J. H. (d. 1862) .... 251
Guyon, Madame (d. 1717) 457
Hammond, Rev. W. (d. 1783) .... 463
Hart, Rev. J. (d. 1768) .... 135, 167, 381
Haweis, Rev. T. (d. 1820) 65
Heath, Rev. G. (b. 1781) 470
Heber, Bishop R. (d. 1826), 2, 4, 37, 138, 176, 201,
207, 224, 266, 283, 344
Hcginbotham, Rev. O. (d. 1768) .... 351
Hensley, L. (1868) 7
Hinds, Bishop S. (d. 1872) 241
How, Bishop W. W. (b. 1823), 10, 33, 186, 187, 299, 362
Hutton, J. (d. 1795) 168
Irons, Rev. W. J. (b. 1812) 433
John of Damascus, Saint (d. 760)
Joyce, Rev. J. (d. 1850)
105
294
Keble, Rev. J. (d. 1866), 136, 172, 240, 248, 329, 336
Keith G. (1787) 998
Kelly, Rev. T. (d. 1855), 77, 78, 102, 114, 115, 118, 342
Ken, Bishop T. (d. 1711) . . . .332, 333
Kethe, Rev. W. (1561) .
Key, F. S. (d. 1843) .
King, J. (1830) ....
Kyle, R. W. (1775)
Laurenti, L. (d. 1722) .
Leland, Rev. J. (d. 1841)
Logan, Rev. J. (1781) .
Luke, Mrs. J. (b. 1813) .
Luther, Rev. M. (d. 1546)
Lyte, Rev. H. F. (d. 1847)
334
41, 183, 215, 524
. 22U
. 397, 511
200, 236, 335, 520, 529
Mackay, Mrs. M. (1832)
Ma.lan. Rev. M. (d. 1790) .
Maitland, Miss F. M. (1827).
Mai an, Rev. C. (d. 1857)
Mant, Bishop R. (d. 1848) .
Marriott, Rev. J. (d. 1825) .
Mason, Rev. J. (d. 1694)
Maude, Mrs. M. F. (1848) .
Medley, Rev. S. (d. 1799) .
Meinhold, Rev. J. W. (d. 1851)
Merrick. Rev. J. Cd. 1769) .
260
1
477
81, 431
. 146
149, 347
. 238
374, 429
26.7
. 1SW
11
LIST OF AUTHORS AND TRANSLATORS, WITH IIYMNa.
HYMN
Metrical Pgalms, 6, 11, 38, 50, 51, 52, 55, 60, 94. 96, 110.
112, 120, 121, 122, 155, 162, 185, 193, 194, !
243, 244, 245, 258, 277, 278, 280, 281, 286, 301, 316,
319, 320, 322, 363, 366, 868, 377, 406, 407, 408, 409,
410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 420, 421,
423, 427, 436, 437, 438, 439, 448, 451, 49*, 499. 500.
503, 510, 517, 518
Mevfart, J. M. (1630) 497
Mi.Vlleton, Bishop T. F. (d. 1822) . . .61
Milman, Rev. 11. II. (d. 186S) . . 73, 82, 252
lfonsell, Rev. J. B. B. (d. 1875) . . . . fr+
Montgomery, J. (d. 1854), 24, 34, 42, 86, 126, 130, 144,
163, 166, 211, 220, 230, 270, 275, 298, 400, 404. 422.
443, 466, 469, 489, 494, 513
Morrison, Rev. J. (d. 1798) 27
Moultrie, Rev. J. (1858) 92
Muhlenberg, Rev. W. A. (d. 1877) . 23, 93, 195, 213
Neale. Rev. J. M. (d. 1866) , 13, 68, 72, 79, 105, 265. 276,
282, 341, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357, 359, 425, 430. 49o.
491, 492, 493, 514
Nelson, Earl (b. 1S23) 14, 175
Newman, Rev. J. H. (b. 1801) .... 512
Newton, Rev. J. (d. 1S07), 31, 75, 164, 168, 190, 246,
249, 350, 378, 395, 399, 401, 450, 465, 481
Noel, Rev. G. T. (d. 1851) 255
Oakeley, Rev. F. (b. 1S02) 19
Otrilvie, Rev. J. (d. 1814) 419
Olivers, Rev. T. (d. 1799) 141
Onderdonk, Bishop H. U. (d. 1858), 35, 59, 134, 286,
293, 379, 442, 479, 525
Ordinal, The 274
Palmer, Rev. R. (b. 1808) 237
Paris Breviarv 12, 32, 48, 358
Patrick. Rev."j. (d. 1695) 203
Perronet, Rev. E. (d. 1792) 424
Pope, A. (d. 1744) 36
Pott, Rev. F. (1861) 103
Proctor. Miss A. A. (b. 1S25) . . . .337
Prynne, Rev. G. R. (1868) 225
Rames, Rev. T. (d. 1863) 253
Rinkart, Rev. M. (d. 1649) 303
Robinson, G. (1842) 197
Robinson, Rev. R. (d. 1790). . . . 370,385
Kodigast, S. (1675) 257
Roman Breviary loO
Russell, Rev. A. T. (b. 1806) . . . .109
Ryland, Rev. J. (d. 1825) 523
Sarum Breviary 282
" Scotch Paraphrase " 390
Scott, Miss E. (1769) 148
Scott, Rev. T. (d. 1776; . . . . 68, 101
Scott, Sir W. (d. 1832) .
Seagrave, Rev. R. (b. 1693) .
Rev. E. II. (d. 1S76) .
Shirley, Rev. W. (d. 1786) .
Bbrubsole, Rev. W. (d. 1797)
Silesius, Rev. A. (d. 1677) .
Smith, S. J. (d. 1S35) .
Smyttan, Rev. G. II. (1856) .
iers, .1. (b. 1801 i .
Steele, Miss A. (d. 1778), 56, 66, 151,
343,360
Stennett, Rev. J. (d. 1713) .
Stennett, Rev. S. (d. 1795) .
Stephen the Sabaite. Saint (d. 794)
Stone. Rev. S. J. (1866)
Stowell, Rev. H. (d. 1865) .
S4
174,
,372
EYlt\
. I
. 447
22,26
165, 37i
287, 314
. 461
. 4f
. 472
204,311
441', 487
. 161
. 8o
. 514
67, 202
. 40S
Tate, X. (d. 1715) .
Tersteegen, Gh (d. 1769)
TheoduTph, Saint (d. 821) .
Thomas of Celano (thirteenth centurv
Thornbv
Toke, Mrs. E. (b. 1812)
Tonna. Mrs. (Charlotte Elizabeth) (d
Toplady, Rev. A. M. (d. 1778) .
Tuttiett, Rev. L. (b. 1&25) .
Yoke, Mrs. (1803)
Von Canitz, Baron (1654) .
Ware, Rev. H., jun. (d. 1S43)
Watts, Rev I (d. 1748), 29, 40, 44, 5"
123, 124, 128, 143, 147, 150. 154, 157.
208, 228, 259. 284. 289, 313. 321, 324.
369, 3S2, 386, 453, 459, 462
Weslev, Rev C (d. 1788), 1, 16. 17. 39,
117, 119, 170, 188,216, 318, 33
402, 42S, 434, 456, 467
Weslev. Rev. J. (d 1791) 62
Wharton, Rev. F (b 1820)
White, Rev. II. K. (d 1806)
Whiting, W. (b. 1825)
Whittimrham. Bishop W. R. (h 1806)
Whytehead, Rev. T. (d. 1842)
Williams. Miss II. M. (d. 1827)
Williams, Rev. I. (d. 1865) .
Williams, Bishop J. (b. 1817)
Williams, Rev. W. (d 1791)
Wink worth. Miss C. (d. 1878), 106, 257
Wordsworth, Bishop G (b. 1807), 140.
Xavier, Francis, Saint (d. 1552) .
Zineendorf, Count (d 1760 ;
. 1?
62, 515-
3, 48a
.
. 113, 179
1846) . 268
339, 391, 531
9
290
330
. 108
', S3, 96, 119,
161, 177, 184,
361,364. 367,
.471. 473,488
70, 98,
.. 396,
. 474. 478. 531
, 461, 480, 515
511
46. 477, 516
. 267
397, 497
90
. 441
. 63
. Ill
288. 505, 530
- 263. 303. 308
160, 189, 242,
349, 527
. 458
. 436
Cist of (Composer^ toitf) Suites.
HTMN
Albert Ileinrich (d. 1651) 3423
Anonvmous, 3, 4, 13, 18, 23, 26*, 53. 74, 80, 84, 106,
107*, 107-, 112-, 1172, 129, 141, 156*, 156s, 159, 161,
164, 165, lfi8, 1761, 182. 186, 103, 206, 210», 220,
222, 223, 224, 230, 2312, 234, 242, 24S:. 249*, 253,
257.25S. 250, 260s, 262, 2632, 264, 272. 273', 274*,
280, 281, 296, 301)2, 310, 311, 3172, 320, 326, 327*
336", 338-, 339, 349*, 351, 352, 376, 388, 389, 396,
397, 420, 422-, 4232, 427, 4331, 437, 438, 43'.!, 444«,
4542, 455-, 456-', 4601, 468, 487, 488, 490, 4912, 495-',
501, 505', 510i, 5102, 5132, 514*, 5143, 5212, 526,
5272, 532i
Arne, Dr. T. A. (d. 1778) . . . 215, 255, 426
Avisoh, C. (d. 1770) 23
B., W. C 2602
Bach, J. S. (d. 1750) 100
Balfour 392*
Baker, H. (d. 1835) .... 150,312,416
Baker, Sir II. \V. (d. 1877) .... 514'
Barkworth, 6. M 72, 1462
Barnbv, J. (b. 1838) . 186*, 187, 2252, 3932, 432', 5092
Bartholeraon, F. II . (d. 1808) . . . .332
Beethoven, L. (d. 1827), 46, 1242, 294, 3182, 4402, 4472,
448, 450
Bond, H. (d. 1792) 194, 319
Bortnianski, D. (d. 1825) .... 2182, 375
3oyce, W. (d. 1779) 423*
Braaoury, W. B. (d. 1868) . . 71,166,2601
Bro-n, A. H. (b. 1830) . 64, 108, 265, 359, 412
Browi Borthwick, li. (b. 1840), 1422, 1542, 3431, 357,
367
Burney, Dr. Chas. (d. 1814), 120, 192, 287, 301, 418*,
503
Bur-owes, J. F. (d. 1852) . . . 123, 363, 415
Calkin, J. B. (b. 1827) .... 534, 401*
Carey, H. (a. 1743) . 99, 201, 241, 309*, 461, 504
Cecil, Lord B 109, 4332
Chamberlain, G. E 3923
Chetham, John (1724) 471
Chope, It. It. (b. 13 JO) 327
Claribel 392, 213
Clarke, J. (d. 1707) .... 196, 384, 417
Cobb, G 1892
Corelli (d. 1713) . 82
Courteville, It. (d. "W5) 4002
Cramer, F 263*, 5062
Crasselius . . 275
Cruder, J. (d. 1662) 303, 308
Cuff, C. R. (b. 184x, 226
Parley, W. H. (d. 157*> 295
Darwall, J. (d. 17S9, . . 148, 307, 411
Dav's Psalter (1562) . . . .32, 176», 420
Deane, J. H 350
Denbv (16S6) .... 1762, 217, 245. 27^
Dickinson, C. J. (b. 1322) . . . . 70,154*
Dykes J- B. (d. 187o), 14, 272, 33, 51, 542, 68, 73, 80,
89, 912, 94, 1012, 10*2, 113, 128, 132, 138, 1392, 153*,
155, 157, 1882, 189*, 21u*, 211*, 251, 267, 325, 341',
348*, 3732, 393i, 394\ 402, 4233, 4312, 435. 441*,
4432, 445, 446, 4532, 464, 483, 4851, 496*, 509', 512,
516, 5211, 525, 52S, 530'
Elvey , Sir G. J. (b. IS16) . 116, 2002, 306, 392*, 434
Este, M. (d. ab. 1640) 136
Swing, Alexander (b. 1830) . . . .493
TITMK
Fan-ant, It. (d. 1585) aw
Pilby, P. C 398,472
Flood, E 144
Franc, G. (d. 1570), 277, 289, 330, 405', 4052, 409, 418'
Franc, M. (d. 1639) 49)
Garland 187>
Gauntlett, Dr. II. J. (d. 1876), 162, 262, 104i, If
238, 2482, 385, 394*, 468,477, i
Geor, Rev. G. J. (b. 1321) . . . 20', 147'. 834
German, 84, 106, 107*, lu72, 159, 161, 182, 22
272, 273', 310, 320, 336* , 351, 376, 397. 423
433', 439, 450- . 491*, 4'
Giardini, F. (d. 1796) 148*, 428
Gilbert, W. B. (b. 1829) . 130, 198, 200', 26J
Giornivichi (d. 1804) 177
<J laser. C. G. (d. 1829) ....
Go*s, Sir J. (d. 1880) . . . . 9,2:.
Gounod, C
Greatorex, Thomas (d. 1831) .... 5202
Greek Hymn 74
Grigg 27', 110, 125, 421
Handel, G. F. (d. 1759), 119*. 152, 180, 243, 364, 406,
474, 470. 519
Harland, Rev. E 4012, 4 !
Harrison, Rev. R. (d. 1810), 38, 44* , 122, 147-. 284,
2992, 313, 316, 499, 500
Hart, W. H 459
BLarwood, E. (d. 1787) 413
Hassler, H. L. (d. 1612) 87*
Hastings, Dr. Thomas (d. 1872), 69*. 3913, 403, 531
Hatton, J. (d. 1793) 117*, 235
Havergal, Rev. W. H. (d. 1870), 34, 41, 127, 362, 467
Hawels, Rev. T. (d. 1820) ... 40, 149, 360
Haydn, F. J. (d. 1809), 35, 151, 190,250, 314, 452. 463*,
Haydn, M. (?) (d. 1806) . . . 430, 506*, 529*
Hayne, Rev. L. G. (b. 1836) . . . 7', 23
Hernlein, M 49
Hiles, Dr. H 8, 65, 300, 329*, 337
Hodges, Dr. E. (d. 1867) . . . 199', 208, 442
Hodges, Miss F. H 341*
Hodges, Rev. J. 8. B. (b. 1830) . . . 207
Holden, O. (d. 1844) 424*
Hopkins, E.J. (b. 1818) . . 140, 169, 323*, 33r
Hopkins, Rev. J. H. (b. 1820) .... 139
Home, Mrs. . 481
Horsley, W. (d. 1853) 231
Howard, Dr. S. (d. 1782) ....
Husband, Rev. E 10
" Hymns of the Eastern Church" (1863) . 514*
Uiffe, F
Irons, H. S. (b. 1834) .... 345*, 366, 496«
Isaac, II. (b. 1440) 293
Jewish Melody 141
Jones, Rev. W. (d. 1800) . . . 214, 9)0
Killick
Kin-. J 4-4
Kingsley, G. (b. 1811) 93
Knapp, W. (d. 1768), 522, 139*. 162, 2492, 271. 276.
414, 42'.". 498
Knecht, J. H. (d. 1817) . . .10, 3052, 422
Kocher, C. (b. 1786) 45, 302
13
14
LIST OF COMPOSERS, WITH TUNES.
IITMN
La FiiliC'c, F. de (eighteenth century) . . 317'
Lahee. H. (b. 1S26) 121, 372'
Lane. S 44^
Longran. J. (b. 1835). . . . 87, 286', 292
»• Landi Spiritual! n (1685) 454s
Lindlev, T 518'
Lockhart, C. (d. 1815) . . . . 44*. 244
Lwof, Alexis (d. 1870) 36
Macdonald, Rev. A 176*
Maclauan, Bishop W. I), (b. 1826) . . AT-, 408*
Madan, Rev. M. (d. 1790) 369
Malan, Rev. C. II. A. (d. 1864) . . .209, 465
Marsh, S. B. (d. 1875) .... 3933, 5322
Mason, Dr. L. (d. 1872), 2, 6, 11, 12, 30, 50, 52', 56,
57, 78, 79, 85, 102, 124', 133, 135, 153*, 158, 171,
172, 1972, 199*. 204, 2112, 237, 261, 283, 2912, 298,
315, 318', 328, 346,353, 354, 361, 368, 371, 372-, 377,
382, 386, 400', 410, 440', 460*. 470, 482, 505', 507*
Matthews, T. R. (b. 1826) . . . 533, 225 \ 291 '
Mehul. E. H. (d. 1817) 219
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. (d. 1847), 16», 17, 370,
39P, 469, 511, 515, 530'
Milkr, Dr. E. (d. 1807) .... 83, 205'
Monk, W. H. (b. 1823), 63', 115, 3352,338', 344', 432*
Morninirton. Earl of (d. 1781) . . 55, 268, 489
Mozart, J. C. W. G. (d. 1791) . . 37*. 304*, 374
Muhlenberg, Rev W. A. (d. 1877) . . 88, 454'
Murphy, Thomas P. (1877) . . . 324* , 343*
Nageli, II. G. (d. 1836) .... 479, 513'
Naree, Dr. J. (d. 1783) . . .134, 212, 447'
"Narrative Hymns" 168
Neander, Rev. J. (d. 1680) ... 331'
Newport, W. (b. 1839) . . . .227, 288
Novello, V. (d. 1861) 1
Oakeley, Sir H. S. (b. 1830) . . . 336*, 522
Old Melodies 4, 18, 80
Old Tune 185,222,296,326
Oliver, Gen. H. K. (b. 1800), 1142, 131, 2052, 218', 240,
270, 387, 444'
" Oratory Hymns," 1122, 1172. 193, 230, 253, 388, 455*
Ouseley, Rev. F. A. G. (b. 1825) ... 163
Palestrina, G. P. (d. 1594) . . . .103
Pigou 662, 221, 455'
Plain .Song 13
M Plavford's Psalter " (1671) . . 48, 259, 311
Pleye'i, I. (d. 1831), 62, 96, 142', 321, 441=, 449, 473,
480
Prussian Air 42
Read, D. (d. 1836) 179
Beading, J. (d. 1692) 19. 25
Reav, S 478
Redhead, R. (b. 1820), 202, 391, 47', 59, 81, 86, 90,
91', 252, 355, 391'
Reinagle, A. R. (d. 1877) . . . 114', 395, 524
Richardson, J 4582
Jiuaibault, K F. (d. 1876) .... 98* , 3731
Roe, J. E. (d. 1871) .
Roper, C. F.
Ro^ini (d. 1868)
Rousseau, J. ,1. (d. 1778)
HYMH
. 225', 4561
43, 101', 495»
184,
322, 453*
. 381
■' S. Alban's Tune Book " (1565), 223, 224, 248', 262
"S. Gall. Cath. Gesangbuch " . . . .490
Schachner, J. R.
Schulthes, \V. (d. 1879) .
Scotch Melody .
Scotch Psalter (1560) .
Shepherd, J. H. .
Shrnbsole, W. (d. 1829) .
Sicilian Air ....
Sidehotbam, J. S. (b. 1835)
Smart, H. (d. 1879), 24, 77, 87s, 145, 282, 349', 392*,
431,485*
Smith, I. (d. ab. 1800)
Southgate, T. B. (d. 1868)
Spohr, Dr. L. (d. 1859)
Stainer, Dr. J. (b. 1840) .
Steggall, Dr. C. (b. 1826) .
Stiastny ....
Sullivan, A. S. (b. 1842), 632, 76, 232, 266, 394», 492,
507*
Summers, J. (1863) 323*
Sweetser, J. E. (d. 1873) 97
. 345»
. 92
. 437
206, 258, 280, 438
. 111,247
. 4241
. 165
5
', 188', 216, 269, 475*
. 344*. 394*
. 399, 451, 458*
. 254', 4543, 527i
. 118, 197*
. 379
Tallis, T. (d. 1585) .
Tansur, W. (d. 1783) .
Tellefeen, T. I). A. (d. 1874^
Teschner, M. (ab. 1600) .
Tilleard, J
Tours, B. (b. 1838) .
Troyte, A. H. D. (d. 1857)
Tuckerman, S. P. (b. 1819)
Tye, C. (d. 1580)
Venua, F. M. A. (b. 1788)
. 2741,333
197 195,285,413,462
. . . . 299*
. 72
. 342^
. 105, 1192, 160
. 1862, 256. 3353, 425
. 324»
. 15
304',407
Wainwright, J. (d. 1768) 21
Walter, W. H. (b. 1825) 228
Warren, N. B 98'
Webbc, S. (d. 1816), 31, 37i 54*, 126, 173, 329i, 342*.
347, 358, 380, 404
Weber (d. 1826) 340, 466
Weber, Frederic (b. 1819) . . . .175
Weimar, P 408*
Weiss, Lewi6 H. 457
Wesley, S. S. (d. 1876) „ . .143, 202, 279
Wheall, W. (d. 1745) . . .203, 502, 517
Wilkes, J. P 305', 5201
Willcox, J. H. (d. 1875) 229
Willing. C. E 178
Willis, R. S. (b. 1819) 22
Wilson, H., 69*. 75', 183, 239, 286, 378, 383, 436, 486
Woodman, J. C. (b. 1813) 170
Zeuner, C. (d. 1857), 61, 75*, 112*, 246, 273*. 290, 348*.
429*. 475*
Ink* of ©c*ts, nrith, §Btnx<0.
The asterisk denotes the Psalter translation.
Genesis.
Ver.
2 . ,
3 .
23 .
10 . ,
24 . ,
1 . ,
17 . .
12 . ,
15 .
16 .
P»4LMS.
Psalms.
32 : 26
Exodus
154
Numbers
Deuteronomy.
17 . .
Hymn
. 129
. 146
. 247
. 272
. 435
. 318
. 384
22
269, 393
. 152
. 402
. 141
. 477
. 108
. 100
161, 403
391, 531
. 506
29 . .
3 . .
2 Chronic* e«
11 ....
. ;,75
. S79
Jo».
16 . . .
2 . . .
11, 12 . .
7 . . .
P8ALMS.
7 110
4 446
8 . . . .334,341
93
524
422
9*
3*
8
1*
1
5
9*
16
1*
9*
1
4*
7*
342
354
254
50
417
. . 95,325
... 96
437, 457, 461
... 500
186
Ch.
22 :
23 :
2:5 :
2i :
25 :
26 :
26 :
27 :
28 :
29 :
211 :
31 :
31 .
32
32 '
33
34
33
36 :
30 '
38 :
39 ■
42 :
42 ;
43 •
40 :
47 :
48 :
[48:
I 50 :
151 :
I 51 :
51:
i 55 :
57 :
57 :
62 :
03 :
63 :
63 :
63 :
65 :
65 :
67 :
67 :
67 :
68 :
68 :
71 :
72 :
72 :
72 :
73 :
73 :
77 :
78 :
84 :
Ver
19*
1*
5
3*
6*
8
1
8*
W*
11
15
27*
1*
12
1*
5*
7
9
1*
5*
1*
2*
. 3*
1*
1*
2*
14
3
1*
11
17
17
1*
8
1*
1
2*
1*
12
1*
2
3
4*
18
1*
3*
8
19*
25
27*
19
15*
1*
43S,
Hymn
. 66
464, 504
. 426
119, 121
. 243
. 278
. 163
. 338
. 421
312, 440
. 107
30, 523
. 518
'. 253
. 309
. 415
. 498
. 364
. 330
. 51
. 258
155, 451
. 452
162, 288
. 194
120, 303
. 196
308, 324
. 11
. 60
. 387
. 69
. 356
. 201
235, 414
. 439
. 320
. 520
. 358
. 459
. 407
. 302
. 313
. 285
.. 304
. 122
. 117
. 510
. 38
. 284
. 34
394, 515
. 448
. 502
. 512
. 200
I Ch. Ver.
Hymn
84 : 2 . . .
. . 157
| 84 : 10 . . .
. . 147
1 84 : 13* . . .
. 245
| 86 : 11 . . .
. 385
87 : 2 . . .
. 193
87 : 3 . ...
. 190
| 88 : 1 . . .
. 94
89 : 1* . . .
. 454
| 89 : 14 . . .
. 174
89 : 16* . . .
. 503
90 : 1 . . .
. 31
90 : 1* . . .
. 29
! 90 : 2 . . .
. 540
1 91 : 1* . . .
. 319
1 91 : 4 . . .
. 333
; 91 : 5*. . .
. 359
j 91 : 11 . . .
344,469
92 : 2* . . .
. 347
92 : 4* . . .
150, 351
I 93 : 1 . . .
. 40
1 93 : 1* . . .
. 427
! 95 : 1* . . .
. 301
1 96 : 2* . . .
145, 220
1 96 : 13 . . .
2
97 : 1* . . .
. . 418
I 98 : 1 . . .
. 103
100 : 1* . . 405,
409, 462
| 100 : 3* . . .
. . 277
! 102 : 26 . . .
3
1U3 : 1* . . 413,
429, 499,
529
103 : 21 . . .
. . 182
1 104 : 1 . . .
. 519
' 104 : 1* . . .
. 410
I 104 : 24* . . .
361, 516
104 : 34 . . .
.257,444
106 : 1* . . .
408, 416
107 : 24* . . ,
. 267
1 108 : 2* . . .
332, 353
110 : 1* . . .
6
117: 1 . . .
. 289
! 118 : 14 . . .
. 112
! 118 : 17 . . .
. 97
118 : 24 . . 148,
151, 158
119 : 2* . . .
. 221
1 119 : 10 . . .
. 234
119 : 33 . . .
. 368
119 : 54 . . .
. 360
119:105 . . .
166, 362
119 : 105* . . .
. 366
119:160 . . .
. 365
121 : 1 . . .
. 316
121 : 3 . . .
. 164
121 : 5 . . .
. 343
122 : 2* . .
. 199
122 : 6* . .
191, 281
123 : 2 . . .
. 323
PSALMS.
Ch. Ver. Ryro.
125 : 1* ... . .436
127 : 1* 322
130 : 4 56
130 : 5* . . . . 65, 249
130 : 6* . . . . 57, 63
132 : 7 206
132 : 8* 280
132 : 9 270
133 : 1* 185
135 : 1 307
136 : 25 305
139 : 1* . . . . 52, 321
139 : 11* . . . . 339, 349
139 : 23 62
140 : 7 522
141 : 2* 340
143 : 9 . . . . 393, 532
144 : 2* 397
145 : 1* 423
145 : 2* 370
145 : 10* 425
145 : 15* 172
145 : 20 328
146 : 1* . . . • . 420
147 : 3 380
148: 1* 411
148 : 14 507
149 : 1* 406
150 : 6 . . . .412,419
Proverbs.
3:3 228
3 : 17 222
27 : 1 327
ECCLESIASTES.
4 : 12 248
11 : 6 298
12 : 1 215
Song of Solomon.
1:3 395
8:5 256
Isaiah.
2:2 41
6 : 3 . . . .144, 431
9:3 306
9:6 27
21 : 11 43
26 : 9 337
35 : 2 286
40 : 2 29*
40 : 11 . . . .229, 352
40 : 31 475
51 : 9 287
52 : 1 192
52 : 7 44
53 : 2 230
53 : t 252
15
16
INDEX OF TEXTS, WITH HYMNS.
Isaiah.
Ver. Hymn
5 "7.-)
a ..... 2f.i
15 460
19 29?
2i J 15
1 36
13 270
1 ' 15
10 480
1 77
3 378
Jeremiah.
22
24 '. '. '. '. '.
17
Lamentations.
12
19
22,23 . . . .
24
EZEKIEL.
Daniel.
Joel.
511
311
263
329
445
54
467
292
244
310
2
2
•I
13 48
17 173
23 126
Habakkuk.
3
18 442
Hagqai.
2
2
7 .... 14, 16
9 180
Zechariah.
1 383
7 346
Malachi.
17 238
2 331
Ch
21
j.".
25
26
•J 7
27
!
I 10
1 10
i;>
15
16
S. Matthew.
Ver. 1
16
42
Acts.
54 .
59-61
S. Mark
S. Luke
Tobit.
432
ECCLESIASTICUS
30
490
10
12
Matthew. 14
. . 181 I 14
24, 37, 47 14
. . 45 14
. . 12 I 14
. . 7 14
. . 207 15
7 314 16
. . 61
. . 266
. . 227
. . 268
.265,472
.212, 262
. .4,73
10 .
11 .
13 .
14 .
15 .
21 .
27 .
32 .
40 .
1,2
19 .
50 .
1 .
9 .
37 .
24 .
17 .
1 .
13 .
19 .
32 .
42 .
29 .
34 .
51 .
14 .
29 .
28,29
35 .
37 .
48 .
54 .
68 .
12 .
16 .
26 .
1,2
6 .
16 .
17 .
26 .
27 .
13 .
21 \
24 .
30 .
40 .
1 .
22 .
15 .
John
241
Jvmn
Ch
Ver.
2, 219
2
2
5
.->
4
. 296
2
15
256
2
41
. 89
3
1
. 82
4
12
. 90
4
3*'
. 99
16
9
. 105
Romans
226
213
13 :
11
21,23 11
18 I?
20
17 I
19, 25
32
233 I
39 I
224
Hymn
. 136
. 180
. b.">.j
. 13:;
. 357
33, 373
. 223
. 283
. 367
. 128
. 231
. 131
. 380
. 246
. 456
. 294
143, 433
. 34S
. 485
Ch,
1 Timothy.
Ver. Hymn
12 ..... 471
2 Timothy.
12 218
18 M
4 . . . . 214
Hebrews.
1
I 2
, 2
4
i 4
1
g
! 11
11
1 12
49
2; hi
168
404
401
171
525
205
400
71, 389
211
443
65
33/)
lnT
165
26
. 80
. 481
. 207
381, 388
. 210
. 209
. 392
. 350
. 291
449, 514
. 453
. 501
. 127
135, 240
. 125
441, 465
. 372
. 132
. 197
124, 466
85,88
. 91
. 149
137, 274
458, 521
1
2
5
7
13
15
15
15
1 Corinteians. 18
18 78 13
101
13
20
34
57
2 Corinthians.
18
9
14
Galatians.
4,5 . . . .
20
2
14
4s
23
142 |
Ephesians.
1 : 7
2 : 8
2 : 20
3 : 8
3 : 15
3 : 17
4 : 7
4 : 25
5 : 15
5 : 23
6 : 10
6 : 11
'. '.170
! !216
. .242
67
376
202
273
188
455
271
315
59
198
470
434
Philippians.
23 ... . 255, 509
. 251
. 374
. 479
12
3 : 14
3 : 20
476
447
1 ;Thessalonians.
4 : 13 259
4 : 14 260 !
4 : 17 489
5 : 10 ..... 345
. Ill !
. 28 I 1
. 527 i 1
109, 156 ' 2
. 58
. 526
114, 123
.153,317
.474, 513
- . 118
. . (If
478, 505, 530
184, 450, 468.
488
183, 187, 473
... 4-2
... 70
... 491
1 Peter.
217
74
282
84
486
113
299
375
68
• 204 I
87,371 1 1
. 300 1
79. 83 2
5
1 John.
7 . . . .379,
. . 225
PiEVELATION.
35,
10/
. 104
. 10
138, 428
. 203
. 189
. 177
. 484
. 178
. 179
175, 463
. 424
42, 106
. 116
. 176
. 4! '2
493, 496
44, 264
. 134
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f Those who set at nought and sold Him,
Pierced, and nail'd Him to the tree,
ff Deeply wailing,
f Shall the true Messiah see.
p Every island, sea, and mountain,
Heaven and earth, shall flee away:
▲11 who hate Him must, confounded,
Hear the trump proclaim the day;
Come to judgment,
Coaie to judgment, come away.
mf Now redemption, long expected,
See in solemn pomp appear :
All His saints, by men rejected.
Now shall meet Him in the air.
/ Alleluia!
See the day of God appear.
/ Yea, Amen; let all adore Thee,
High on Thine eternal throne *
»/ Saviour, take the power and glory;
Claim the kingdom for Thine own.
O come quickly,
ft Alleluia! Come, Lord, come. Amkn
M. Madmn, 1700; C. Wuley. 1738: J. Cennick, 17B-
ADVENT.
" He cotneth to judge the earth."
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/ The Lord will come: a dreadful form, / Go, tyrants, to the rocks complain;
With wreath of flame> and robe of storm, Go, seek the mountain's cleft in vain ;
On cherub wings, and wings of wind, But faith, victorious o'er the tomb,
Anointed Judge of human-kind. Shall sing for joy, The Lord is come.
3. L.M.
" They shall perish, but Thou shalt endure."
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ADTBNT.
4. L.M.With ehorui.
" BUmed it hi that eonuth in the name q/ tht Lord ; Hotanna fat tk* kiaktH."
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Hosanna, Lord ! Thy 6aints reply ;
Above, beneath us, and around,
The dead and living swell the sound ;
Hosanna, Lord! Hosanna in the highest:
- O Saviour, with protecting care,
Re turn to this Thy house of prayer:
Assembled in Thy Sacred Name,
Where we Thy parting promise claim .
/ Hosanna, Lord ! Hosanna in the highest J
mf But, chiefest, in our cleansed breast,
Eternal ! bid Thy Spirit rest :
And make our secret soul to be
A temple pure and worthy Thee.
/ Hosanna, Lord ! Hosanna in the highest !
mf So in the last and dreadful day,
When earth and heaven shall melt away,
eras Thy flock, redeem' d from sinful stain,
Shall swell the sound of praise again.
ff Hosanna, Lord! Hosanna in the highest!
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Replenish them with oil ;
Look now for your salvation,
The end of sin and toil.
The watchers on the mountain
Proclaim the Bridegroom near,
Go meet Him as He cometh,
With Alleluias clear.
/ O wise and holy virgins,
Now raise your voices higher,
Till, in your jubilations
Ye meet the angel choir.
The marriage-feast is waiting,
The gates wide open stand:
Up, up, ye heirs of glorv ?
The Bridegroom la at bj
Our hope and expectation
O Jesus, now appear ;
Arise, thou Sun so longed for,
O'er this benighted sphere!
With hearts and hands uplifted,
We plead, O Lord, to see
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Dec. 20.— 0 Orient.
mf O Day-Spring and Eternal Light I
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Dec. 18.— 0 Radix Jesse.
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Dec. 19.— 0 Clmvit David.
«*/ O Israel's Sceptre! David's Key!
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Unlock the gate that bars their road,
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«jp Draw near, 6 Christ, with us to dwell,
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Dec. 22.-0 Rex Gtntiw*.
mf O King ! Desire of nations ! come,
Lead sons of earth to heaven's high
Thou chief and precious Corner-stone,
Binding the sever'd into one.
mp Draw near, O Christ, with us te dwell,
In mercy save Thine IsraeL
Dec. 23.— 0 Emmanuel.
/ O Lawgiver! Emmanuel! King!
Thy praises we would ever sing ;
The Gentiles' Hope, the Saviour ble*t.
Take us to Thiae eternal rest.
mp Draw near, O Christ, with us to dwell
In mercy Bave Thine Israel. AMXff.
Tr. E'tri Nelson and ot\ert, ISffi.
ADVENT.
15.
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Philip Doddridge, 1735.
The following Hymns are also suitable for this season:
28. A few more years shall roll. 482. How will my heart endure.
481. Day of judgment, clay of wonders. 480. Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness,
483. Day of wrath! that day of mourning. 456. Love divine, all love excelling.
484. Great God, what do I see and hear? 490. The world is very evil.
171. Ye servants of the Lord.
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This day is born a Saviour, Christ the Lord."
wj He 8]>ake ; and straightway the oeleetial choir
I» hymns of joy, unknown before, conspire ;
The praises of redeeming love they sang,
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God's highest glory was their anthem still,
p Peace upon earth, and unto men good-will.
■i/ To Bethlehem straight the happy shepherds ram,
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And found with Joseph and the blessed maid.
Her Son, the Saviour, in a manger laid ;
Amaaed, the wondrous story they proclaim,
The earliest herald* of the Saviour s Kama.
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Our grateful voices to proclaim the joy ;
rffea Trace we the Babe, who hath retrieved our seat,
From His poor manger to His bitter Cross ;
Treading His steps, assisted by His graoe,
Till -man's first heavenly state again takes plate
Then may w« hope, the angelic threaas
To king, redeemed, a glad triumphal song ;
He, that was born upon this joyful day,
Around us all His glory shall display ;
Saved by His love, incessant we shall sing,
Sternal praise to heaven's Almighty King.
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Her silent grovea of palm.
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mf Els name shall be the Prince of Peace.
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The Wonderful, the Counsellor,
The mighty God and Lord.
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The following Hymiu are. suitable for thit day or its ere :
505. Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah. 512. Lead, kindly Light, amid the enoircHAg gl
536 Seek, my soul, the narrow gate. 523. Sovereign Ruler of the skiee.
524. The mighty flood that rolls.
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With endless peace abound.
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Through endless years shall run:
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And lasting as the sun.
In Him the nations of the world
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And His unbounded happinee*
By every tongue confess' d.
Then bless'd be God, the mighty Lord,
The God whom Israel fear*;
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/Let earth be with Hi* glory fill'd,
For ever bless His Name;
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Which kings and prophets waited for, er Jerusalem breaks forth in songs,
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For ever, and for evermore.
The Star,the Star of Bethlehem ! Amkh
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Hasten the time appointed. 385. To bless Thy chosen race.
From Septuagesima Sunday to Lent, the following Hymns are also suitable:
Alleluia! song of gladness. 433. Sing Alleluia forth in duteous prais*.
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost. 435. The strain upraise of joy and praise.
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p The while I fain would tread the heavenly way,
Evil ii ever with me, day by day;
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" Repent, confess, thou shalt be loosed from all"
nf It ii the voice of Jesus that I hear,
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iaf *Twas He who found me on the deathly wild,
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p When we disclose our wants in prayer,
May we our wills resign;
And not a thought our Doeom share
Which is not wholly Thine.
tr Let faith each weak petition fill,
And waft it to the skies,
And teach our hearts 'tis goodness still
That grants it, or denies. Amen
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Christ and His Cross my only plea: To Calvary alone I flee:
ff O Ood, be merciful to me. pp O God, be merciful to me.
p Far off I stand with tearful ayes, p
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The following Hymns and some of the Hymn* for Holy Week are suitable for this
38. A few more yean shall roll. 507.
182. Ah, how shall fallen man. 467.
511. Almighty God! I call to Thee. 388.
#99. Approach, my soul, the mercy seal 10.
514. Art thou weary, art thou languid. 389.
479. Heirs of unending life. 386.
377. He's blest, whose sins have pardon gain'cL 385.
443. In the hour of trial. 513.
393. Jesus, Lover of my soul. 375.
225. Jesus, meek and gentle. 370.
394. Jesus, my Saviour! look on me, 525.
532. Jesus, Saviour of my soul. 387.
392. Just as I am, without one plea. 384.
*00. Lord, teach us how to pray aright. 445.
237. My faith looks up to Thee. 252.
470. Mf souJ, be on Thy guard. 380.
Nearer, my God, to Thee.
O for a heart to praise my God.
O Jesus, Saviour of the lost.
0 Jesus, Thou art standing.
O that my load of sin were gone.
0 Thou that hear'st when sinnert ery.
O to grace how great a debtor.
O where shall rest he found.
Peace, troubled soul.
Saviour, source of every blessing.
Seek, my soul, the narrow gate.
Stay. Thou long suffering Spirit, stay
The voice of free grace.
"Tis my happiness below.
When our heads are bowed with woe.
When wounded sore the stricken souL
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To Thee, now high exalted
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/ All glory, ete.
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Our praise and prayer and anthems
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w/ The last and fiercest strife is nigh;
The Father on His sapphire throDe
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taf The winged armies of the sky p In lowly pomp ride on to die;
f Look down with sad and wondering eyes, Bow Thy meek head to mortal pain,
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There for sinners Thou art pleading,
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Ever for us interceding,
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Fallen they are, no more to rise ;
All their glory prostrate lies.
jQf Mighty Victor, reign for ever;
Wear the crown so dearly won ;
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Cease to sing what Thou hast done ;
Thou hast fought Thy people's foes ;
Thou hast healed Thy people's woes. Amen.
T. Kelly, 1809.
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p He hears our --ins upon the tree:
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It holds the fainting spirit up ;
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And nerves the feeble arm for fight;
It takes its terror from the grave,
And gild> the bed of death with light
/ The balm of life, the cure of woe,
The measure and the pledge of love,
The sinner's refuge here bel
The Angel's theme in heaven above.
T. Kelly. 1815. Amen.
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■i forbid that I should qlory save in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ." L. Mason.
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mf O Tree of glory, Tree most fair.
Ordained tho-e Holy Limbs to bear,
How bright in purple robe it stood,
p The purple of a Saviour's Blood.
mf Upon its arms, like balance true.
He weighed the price for sinners due ;
The price which none but He could pay,
/ And spoiled the spoiler of his pr
/ To Thee. Eternal Three in One.
Let homage meet by all be done :
As by the Cross Thou dost restore.
So rule and guide us evermore.
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mf Wash* me and make me clean within
And keep me pure from every sin,
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mf Behold the Lamb of God !
All hail, Incarnate Word,
Thou everlasting Lord,
Saviour most blest ;
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Grant 'is with all Thy blessed Saints
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/Worthy is He alone.
That sittetii on the Throne
Of God above ;
One with the Ancient of all days,
One with the Comforter in praise
All Light and Love. Amen.
M. Bridges, 1848.
Bedhead, 47.
u/s it nothing to you, all ye that pass by? Behold and see if there J:. Redhead.
be any sorrov: like unto 'my sorrow."
p Jesus, who but Thou had borne,
Lifted on that tree of scorn,
Every pang and bitter throe,
Finishing Thy life of woe.
p Who but Thou had dared to drain
Steeped in gall, the cup of pain,
And with tender body bear
Thorns, and nails, and piercing spear ?
mf Thence the cleansing water flowed,
Mingled from Thy side with blood;
Sign to all attesting eyes
Of the finished Sacrifice.
p Holy Jesus, grant us grace
In that Sacrifice to place,
cr All our trust for life renewed.
Pardoned sin, and promised good. A men.
Bishop R- Mant, 1837.
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Shivering rocks and rending veil,
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By the saints who burst their tomb,
Eden promised ere He died
To the felon at His side ;
Lord ! our suppliant knees we bow !
Son of God ! 'tis Thou ! 't is Thou !
Bound upon the accursed
Sad and dying, who is B
By the last and bitter cry
Of the dying agony,
By the lifeless body, laid
In the chambers of the dead.
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When- the bones of Jesus sleep,
Crucified, we know Thee now :
Son of Man ! 't is Thou ! 't is Thou !
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11 Lord ! they know not what they do !"
cr By the spoil'd and empty grave,
By the souls lie died to save.
/ By the conquest He hath Avon,
By the saints before His throne,
Bv the rainbow round His brow.
Son of God! 'tis Thou! 'tis Thou! Amen.
Bean II. II. Milman, 1827.
83.
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" 0<*d forbid, that I should glory save in the Crota of our Lord Jesus Christ."
ROOKINUBULM.
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Unto you therefore which believe lie is precious.
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And all the powers of darkness spoil** :
Peace, love, and happiness, again
Return and dwell with sinful men.
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'Tis fiDish'd: let the echo fly
Through heaven and hell, through earth and sky. Amur.
S. Stennett, 1787.
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These eyes new faith receiving,
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Death and hell no more shall awe:
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Saints from hence your comfort draw.
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All on earth, and all in heaven,
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pf Jesus, our Lord, is crucified.
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179 Ah, no* lfke erring man is God.
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3Q6. Forever here my rest shall be.
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p Close and still the tomb that holds Hiss*
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Deep the slumber that enfolds Him,
Veiled awhile from mortal eyes :
Slumber such as needs must be
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Which to Thy presence lead ;
Where pleasures dwell without allay,
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Glory as of old to Thee,
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/ Alleluia ! ( p) alleluia 1
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For Jesus will their spirits save,
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O risen Lord, in Thee we live,
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To Thee our bodies trust Amest
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Our Joy that hath no end. Ames.
S. John Davuucent. 760 Tr /. M. XenU,
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SA3TER—THE RESURRECTION.
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EASTER -THE RESURRECTION.
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All hail. Redeemer, hail !
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450. As when the weary traveller gains.
491. Brief life is here our portion.
480. Forever with the Lorn.
€92* For thee, O dear, dear country.
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493. Jerusalem, the golden.
496. Jerusalem, my happy home.
117. There is a blessdd home.
488. There is a land of pure cUUgfcs.
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Bid mercy triumph over wrath.
Be darkness, at Thy coming, light ;
Confusion, order, in Thy path;
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T1UXITY SUNDAY.
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p The powers of darkness leagued in vain / This day be grateful homage paid,
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He shook their kingdom when He fell, Let gladness dwell in every heart,
By His expiring breath. And praise on every tongue.
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Thrice happy he, I Whose spirit trusts
O God of hosts, | Alone in Thee Amen.
Isaac }FaUs,1719,
THE LORD'S DAT— PUBLIC WQB8JSIP.
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p O hid this trifling world retire,
And drive each carnal thought away ;
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Nor let me feel one vain desire,
One sinful thought, through all the day.
mf Then, to Thy courts when I repair,
My soul shall rise on joyful wing,
The wonders of Thy love declare,
And join the strains which angels sing.
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cr Bid Thou the blasts of discord cease,
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p This is the day of prayer :
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cr Lift up our hearts to seek Thee there ;
Come down to meet us here.
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Send forth Thy quickening breath,
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O Vanquisher of death ! Amex.
John Ellerton, 1868.
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On Thee our Lord victorious
The Spirit sent from heaven;
And thus on Thee most glorious
A triple light was given.
p Thou art a port protected
From storms that round us rise ;
A garden intersected
With streams of Paradise;
Thou art a cooling fountain
In life's dry, dreary sand;
cr From thee, like Pisgah's mountain,
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To holy convocations
The silver trumpet calls;
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To spirits of the blest;
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To Father, and to Son;
The Church, her voice upraises
To Thee, blest Three in One. Amen.
Bishop Christopher Wordsworth, 18C2.
161.
L. M.
THE LOIiD'S DAT— PUBLIC WOHSHIP.
I will commune with thee from above the mercy-seat."
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And feel Thine influence from above.
mf When I can say that God is mine,
When I can see Thy glories shine,
I '11 tread the world beneath my feet,
And all that men call rich and great.
mf Send comfort down from Thy right hand,
To cheer me in this barren land;
And in Thy temple let me know
The joys that from Thy presence flow.
Isaac Watts, 1709. Amen.
162.
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So much oppress'd with anxious carp/
On God. thy God. for nul rely.
Who will thy ruined state repair.
Psalm xliii. Amen.
163. ...
THE LORD'S DAY— PUBLIC WORSHIP.
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All that has been amiss, forgive,
And let Thy truth within us live.
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Wash all our works iu Jesus' blood:
Give every fetter'd soul release,
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J.Hart. 1779.
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171,
cr Thy Spirit on their spirits pour,
And make them strong for God.
mf O let them spread Thy Name,
Their mission fully prove ;
Thy universal grace'proclaim,
Thine all redeeming love. Amen.
C. Wesley, 17-
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shall find watching."
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Gird up your loins as in His sight
For awful is His Name.
cr Mark the first signal of His hand,
And ready all appear.
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He shall his Lord with rapture see.
And be with honour erown'd. Amen.
Philip Doddridge.
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mf Watch! 'tis your Lord's command
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172.
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MONDAY.
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them their meat in due season."
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Where richer harvests grow. Amen.
JohnKeble, 185G.
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Sweet times of health and peace. Amen.
Anonymous,
WEDNESDAY.
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But naught shall prompt despair,
While open is the mercy-seat
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Thv merits plead for us above,
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SAINT ANDREW. SAINT JOHN THE EVANGELIST.
f Praise, Lord, for Thine Apostle, the
first to welcome Thee,
The first to lead his brother the very
Christ to see.
With hearts for Thee made ready, watch
we throughout the year.
Forward to lead our brethren to own
Thine Advent near.
SAINT THOMAS.
/ All praise for Thine Apostle, whose
short-lived doubtings prove
Thy perfect twofold nature, the fulness
of Thy love.
On all who wait Thy coming,shed forth
Thy peace, O Lord,
And grant us faith to know Thee, true
Man, true God, adored.
SAINT STEPHEN.
mf Praise for the first of Martyrs, who saw
Thee ready stand
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God's right hand;
Share we with him, if summon'd by
death our Lord to own.
On earth the faithful witness, in heav'n
the martyr crown.
Praise for the loved Disciple, exile on
Patmos' shore;
Praise for the faithful record he to Thy
God-head bore ;
Praise for the mystic vision, through
him to us reveal'd.
May we, in patience waiting, with
Thine elect be seal'd
THE INNOCENTS' DAY
by
Praise for Thine Infant Martyrs.
Thee with tenderest love
Called early from the warfare to share
the rest above.
O Rachel ! cease Thy weeping, they rest
from pains and cares ;
Lord, grant us hearts as guileless, and
crowns as bright as theirs.
THE CONVERSION OF SAINT PAUL.
Praise for the light from heaven, praise
for the voice of awe,
Praise for the glorious vision the perse-
cutor saw.
Thee, Lord, for his Conversion, we
glorify to-day;
So lighten all bur darkness with Thy
true Spirit's ray.
OTHER HOLY DAYS.
SAINT MATTHIAS.
mf Lord, Thine abiding presence directs
the wondrous choice ;
For one in place of Judas the faithful
now rejoice.
Thy Church from false Apostles for
evermore defend,
And by Thy parting promise be with
her to the end.
SAINT MARK.
/ For him, O Lord, we praise Thee, the
weak by grace made strong,
Whose labours and whose Gospel en-
rich our triumph song.
May we in all our weakness find
strength from Thee supplied,
And all, as fruitful branches* in Thee,
the Vine, abide.
SAINT PHILIP AND SAINT JAMES.
/ All praise for Thine Apostle, bless'd
guide to Greek and Jew.
And him surnamed Thy brother; keep
us Thy brethren true,
And grant the grace to know Thee,
the Way, the Truth, the Life;
To wrestle with temptations till vic-
tors in the strife.
SAINT BARNABAS.
mf The Son of Consolation, moved by
Thy law of love,
Forsaking earthly treasures, sought
riches from above.
As earth now teems with increase, let
gifts of grace descend.
That Thy true consolations may
through the world extend.
SAINT JOHN BAPTIST.
/ We praise Thee for the Baptist, Fore-
runner of the \Vord,
Our true Elias, making a highway for
the Lord.
Of prophets last and greatest, he saw
Thy dawning ray,
Make us the rather blessed, who love
Thy glorious day.
SAINT PETER.
/ Praise for Thy great Apostle, the
eager and the bold ;
Thrice falling, yet repentant, thrice
charged to keep Thy fold.
Lord, make Thy pastors faithful, to
guard their flocks from ill,
And grant them dauntless courage,
with humble, earnest will.
SAINT JAMES.
p For him, O Lord, we praise Thee,
who, slain by Herod's sword,
Drank of Thy cup of suffering, ful-
filling thus Thy word.
Curb we all vain impatience to read
Thy veil'd decree,
And count it joy to suffer, if so
brought nearer Thee.
SAINT BARTHOLOMEW.
/ All praise for Thine Apostle, the faith-
ful, pure and true.
Whom underneath the fig-tree Thine
eye all-seeing knew.
Like him may we be guileless, true
Israelites indeed,
That Thy abiding Presence our long-
ing souls may feed.
SAINT MATTHEW.
/ Praise, Lord, for him whose Gospel
Thy human life declared,
Who, worldly gains forsaking, Thy
path of suffering shared. •
From all unrighteous mammon, O
give us hearts set free,
That we, whate'er our calling, may
rise and follow Thee.
SAINT LUKE.
/ For that "Beloved Physician," all
praise, -whose Gospel shows
The Healer of the Nations, the Sharer
of our woes.
Thy wine and oil, 0 Saviour, on
bruised hearts deign to pour.
And with true Balm of Gilead anoint
us evermore.
SAINT SIMON AND SAINT JUDE.
/ Praise, Lord, for Thine Apostles, who
seal'd their faith to-day :
One love, one zeal impell'd them to
tread the sacred way.
May we with zeal as earnest the faith
of Christ maintain,
And bound in love as brethren, at
length Thy rest attain.
GENERAL ENDING.
/ Apostles, Prophets, Martyrs, and all
the sacred throng.
Who wear the spotless raiment, who
raise the ceaseless song :
For these, pass'd on before us, Sav-
iour, we Thee adore,
And, walking in their footsteps,
would serve Thee more and more.
ff 20 Then praise Ave God the Father, and praise we God the Son,
And God the Holy Spirit, Eternal Three in One;
Till all the ransom'd number fall down before the Throne.
And honour, power, and glory ascribe to God alone. Amen.
Earl Xelson, 188T.
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OTHER HOLY DAYS.
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Who follows in their train?
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Btsliop Reginald Heber,
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0T1IEU HOLY DAYS.
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All Saints.
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p O God! to us may grace be given
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Bishop Reginald Heber
1827.
OTHER HOLY DAYS.
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•• These arc they which came out tf great tribulation, and have washed their Qiomiviehi.
robes, and made tkern whi te in the blood of the Lamb."
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His presence fills each heart with joy,
Times every month to sing ;
By day, by night, the sacred courts
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mf The Lamb, which reigns upon the throne,
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p Feed them with nourishment divine,
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Shall wipe off every tear. Amen.
Isaac Watts, 1709; W. E. Cameron, 17T9.
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We need not die ;we cannot fight ; [make ;
What may we do for Jesus' sake ?
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A death to die for Jesus' sake,
A weary war to wage with sin.
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The thoughts of pride and anger rise,
When bitter words are on our tongues
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His little work of love and praise,
That he may do for Jesus' sake. Amen
C. F. Alexander.
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181. S.M.
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R. M. Bemon, 1861.
Sije ©owwuutou of Saints.
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Thrones, Dominions, Princes, Powers.
Ranks of Might that never cowers.
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11 Seeing we also arc compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses." Hugh Wilson.
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p He, for the joy before Him set,
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p Behold a Witness nobler still,
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cr Jesus, the Author. Finisher,
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Press we, to God's right hand ;
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Triumphantly to stand. Amen.
J. Logan.
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"He hath prepared for them, a city."
Manoah.
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Their sins, through Christ, forgiven.
mf Angels, and living saints and dead,
But one communion make :
All join in Christ, their living Head,
And of His love partake. Amen.
Isaac Watts. 1709.
■ C. M. Balerma.
Behold, how good and joyful athingit is, brethren, to dwell together in unity." Old Tune.
mf But we are come to Sion's hill,
The city of our God ;
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And life's eternal spring. Amen.
Psatm cxxxiii.
THE COMMUNION OF SAIXTS.
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Alleluia.
ff From earth's wide bounds, from ocean's farthest coast,
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Alleluia. Amen.
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p Saintlv Maiden. Godly Matron,
cr Widows who have watched to prayer,
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Philip Doddridge.
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893. Jesus, Lover of my souL
455. Jesus, the rery thought of Thee.
392. Just as I am, without one plea.
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BAPTISM OF INFANTS.
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W. A. Muhlenberg, 1826.
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Touch their tongues with holy fire.
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Will shake the soul with sorrow'* power.
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O Thou, whose infant feet were found
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Do Thou, Lord, our only Saviour,
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CATECHISM -CHILDREN'S HYMNS.
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Loud your anthems raise.
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When like stars His children crowned
All in white shall wait around. Amen.
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H. F. Lytc, 1S35.
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Ray Palmer, ISO.
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Saviour, Guardian, heavenly Friend,
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'Thou hast avouched the Lord this day to be thy Ood.
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'He dvxlleth with you, and shall be in you.
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Thou, God, Whom heavenly hosts obey,
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John NevUn, im.
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The following Hymn* art suitable for this Offict.
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VISITATION OF THE SICK.
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/ My wisdom, and mv all. Amen.
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* This Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
VISITATION OF THE SICK.
"OO. G 11 ARLINGTON.
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And lose herself in sight.
mf It is that hope with ardour glows
To see Him face to face,
Whose dying love no language inows
Sufficient art to trace.
p It is that tortur'd conscience feels
The pangs of struggling sin :
cr Sees, though afar, the hand that heals,
And ends her war within.
/ 0 let me wing my hallowed flight
From earth-born woe and care.
And soar above these clouds of night
My Saviour's bliss to share. Amen.
Gerard S. Xoel, 1819.
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Thy will be done.
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Charlotte Elliott, 1834.
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A few more years shall roll. 393.
Abide with me. 393.
Ark thou weary, «* thou languid. 613.
Hark! hark my soul. 64.
Hark! my soul, it ta the Lord. 607.
Ikeatdtbevoioeef Jeeua any. 66.
to* golden. 447.
Jeeua, Lover of my eouL
Just aa I am, without one plea.
Lead, kindly Light
My sina, my sine, my Saviour.
Nearer, my God, to Thee.
O Thou, from whom all goodneae
Biae, my soul, and stretch thy
•7. Weary of earth, and laden with my «in
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My wasted strength restore,
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That death hath lost its painful sting!
p Asleep in Jesus! peaceful rest !
cr "Whose waking is supremely blest;
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cr But there is still a blessed sleep,
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Margaret Mackay, 1832.
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The following Hymns are suitable for this Office.
38 # A few more yean shall rolL
491. Brief life is here oar portion.
93* I would not live alway.
9T. It is not death to die.
403* Jerusalem the golden
104* Jesus lives, no longer now.
393* Jesus, Lover of my soul.
512. Lead, kindly Light.
108. Lift your glad voices.
256. My God, my Father, while I stray.
509. O Paradise, O Paradise.
447. Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings
404. The King of love my Shepherd is.
254. Thy way, not mine, O Lord.
323. When I can trust my all with God.
252. When our beads are bowed with wesv
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Save him on the billows rocking,
Far, far at sea.
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Bring the wanderer home to thee;
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Far, far at sea. Amen
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Hosanna! let their angels sing,
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In strong and beauteous order ranged,
Like her united towers.
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For they shall prosp'rous be,
Thou holy city of our God,
Who bear true love to thee.
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And ever wish thee well,
For Sion and the temple's sake,
Where God vouchsafes to dwell.
Amen.
Psalm cxxii.
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Psalm cxii.
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CONSECRATION OF CHUliCHES.
" Heliohl I lay in Zion a chief comeMtone, > U ct, precious.
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Praise and honour to the Son,
Praise and honour to the Spirit,
Ever Three, and ever One ;
One in might, and one in glory.
While eternal ages run. Amen.
Swrum Breviary; Tr. J. M. Keale, 1851.
* This hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
The following Hymns are suitable for this Office.
4. Hosanna to the living Lord. 245. O God of hosts, the mighty Lord.
493. Jerusalem the golden. 200, Pleasant are Thy courts above.
157. Lord of the worlds above. 202. The Church's one foundation.
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Redeemer. King, Creator.
In bliss returns to reign. Amen.
Bishop Reginald Heber, 1819.
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Blessings abound where'er He reigns ;
The prisoner leaps to burst his chains,
dim The weary find eternal rest,
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Let every creature rise, and bring
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Angels descend with songs again,
And earth repeat the loud Amen.A.MEX.
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To celebrate Thy fame ;
Let all the world, O Lord, combine
To praise Thy glorious Name,
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And all the world in awe shall stand
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Psalm lxvii.
This Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
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Onr farther regions, once unblest,
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Xo sacred beams, no radiance mild,
Dispel their dreary night.
w/Tlion, who didst lighten Sion's hill,
OnCarmel, who didst shine,
Our deserts let Thy glory fill,
Thy excellence divine.
m/Like Lebanon, in towering pride,
May all our forests smile;
And may our borders blossom wide
Like Sharon's fruitful soil. Amex.
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Thy voice their idols shall confound,
And ea>t their altars to the ground.
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O bring the tribes of Israel home;
And let our wandering eyes behold
Gentiles and Jews in Jesus' fold.
/ Almighty God, Thy grace proclaim
In every clime, of every name ;
Let adverse powers lie fore Thee fall.
And crown the Saviour Lord of all. Amex-
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In verdure, beauty, strength,
The tender blade, the stalk, the ear,
And the full corn at length.
Thou canst not toil in vain :
Cold, heat, and moist, and dry,
Shall foster and mature the grain
For garners in the sky. Amjlt.
James Montgowm y. 189
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T- joach the way of life and peace,
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Though dim our faith may be ;
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The praise that to His Name belongs.
»/ For God, the Lord, enthroned in state,
Is with unrivalPd glory great;
302.
The depths of earth are in His hand,
Her secret wealth at His command,
O let us to His courts repair,
And bow with adoration there ;
Low on our knees with reverence fall,
And on the Lord our Maker call.
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All the stores the garden yields,
Flocks that whiten all the plain,
Yellow sheaves of ripen' d grain:
Lord, for these our souls shall raise
Grateful vows and solemn praise.
Clouds that drop their fattening dews,
Suns that genial warmth diffuse,
All the plenty summer pours,
Autumn's rich, o'erflowing stores:
Lord, for these our souls shall raise
Grateful vows and solemn praise.
Peace, prosperity, and health,
Private bliss and public wealth,
Knowledge, with its gladdening stream*,
Pure religion's holier beams:
Lord, for these our souls shall raise
Grateful vows and solemn praise.
iml Barbauld, 1771
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'0 elm* your hand* foetXer, all r< people; O rmg «mto Ood with
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1b this world and the next.
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The Son, and Him Who reigns
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The One eternal God,
Whom earth and heaven adore,
For thus it was, is now,
And shall be evermore. A]
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TIIAXh'x.iriNG AND HARVEST.
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Yet answers still in His own day. To Thee, our Saviour and our King. Ajces.
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/ For His mercies still endure,
Ever faithful, ever sure.
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ff Lord God. we worship Thee ! Amen.
J. Frank, 1653; Tr. C. Winkworth, 1862.
309.
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Tr.byChas. T. Brooks, and J. S. Duright.
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mf Though our sins, our hearts confounding,
Long and loud for vengeance call,
311.
Thou hast mercy more abounding,
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cr Let that love veil our transgression,
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mf Save Thy people from oppression,
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nf Whom shall we trust but Thee, O Lord?
Where rest but on Thy faithful word?
313.
None ever called on Thee in vain,
dim Give peace, O God, give peace again
P Where saints and angels dwell above,
All hearts are knit in holy love ;
O bind us in that heavenly chain,
Give peace, O God, give peace again. _
Henry W. Baker, 1S5L
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Our surest expectations are
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And let our trust be firm and strong,
Till Thy salvation shall appear,
And hymns of peace conclude our song
/•Me Watu, 1719.
314, aus*.
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And be my Advocate with God.
mf As every day Thy mercy spares
Will bring its trials and its cares,
0 Saviour, till my life nhall end,
Be Thou my counsellor and friend :
Teach me Thy precepts, all divine,
And be Thy great example «~me.
p When pain transfixes every part,
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1 turn and sigh, and long for rest ;
O great Physician, see my grief,
And grant Thy servant sweet relief.
f Should poverty's consuming blow
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A»d neither help nor hope appear,
My steps to guide, my heart to cheer ;
Lord, pity and supply my need,
For Thou on earth wast poor indeed
mf Should Providence profusely pour
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My conflicts o'er, my labours done,
Jesus, Thine heavenly radiance shed,
pp To cheer and bless my dying bed ;
er And from death's gloom my spirit raise,
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W. ShrubtoU, 1813. AMUR
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Our fears, our hopes, our alma are one ;
Our comforts and our cares.
f> We share our mutual woes,
Our mutual burdens bear;
And often for each other flows,
The sympathizing tear.
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p When we at death must part.
Not like the world's, our pain;
cr But one Ln Christ, and one in heart,
We part to meet again.
»/ From sorrow, toil, and pain,
And sin, we shall be free ;
And perfect love and friendship reign
Throughout eternity. A men.
John Fatocett, 1771
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cr At home, abroad, in peace, in war,
Thy God shall thee defend ;
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Thou shalt securely rest, Safe to thy journey's end. Amen.
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cr Glad songs that never cease
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Ten thousand saints adore
Christ, with the Father One,
And Spirit, evermore.
/ 0 joy all joys beyond.
To see the Lamb who died.
p And count each sacred wound
In hands, and feet, and side;
mf To give to Him the praise
Of every triumph won.
cr Aud sing through endless days
The great things He hath done.
?w/Look up, ye saints of God,
Nor fear to tread below,
The path your Saviour trod
p Of daily toil and woe ;
cr Wait but a little while
In uncomplaining love.
m/His own most gracious smile
Shall welcome you above. Ames.
Henry W. Baker, 1861.
* This Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
FAMILY WORSHIP.
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~ The great things He hath done.
p There is a land of peace,
Good angels know it well ;
cr Glad songs that never cease
Within its portals swell ;
mf Around its glorious throne
Ten thousand saints adore
Christ, with the Father One,
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p Of daily toil and woe ;
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Henry W. Baker, 1861.
* This Hymn may also be sun* on other occasions.
FAMILY WOIl SHIP.
JlOi (First TrxE.) L. M.
" Walk before Me, tmd be thou perfect."
Ilrr.RON.
L. Mason, 1830.
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cr Give me to bear Thy easy yoke,
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Charles Wesley, 1749. AMEN.
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Psalm xei.
* This Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
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320.
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FAMILY WORSHIP.
'Thou knowttt my down-sitting and mime uprising.
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That built the world, that spread the flood ; The silent hours while Israel sleeps.
run The heavens with all their hosts He made,
And the dark regions of the dead.
r/ He guides our feet, He guards our way;
His morning smiles bless all the day:
322
/ Israel, a name divinely blest,
May rise secure, securely rest ;
Thy holy Guardian's wakeful eyes
Admit no slumber nor surprise.
Isaac Watts, 1719
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He on His saints bestows ;
He crowns their labours with success,
Their nights with safe repose. Amis
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FAM1L1 WORSHIP.
323.4
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"Our rye* wait upon the Lord our Ood."
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Perfect and true are all His ways,
Whom heaven adores and death obeys.
JuHaK Conder, lm.
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324.
FAMILY WORSHIP.
(FiMtn Tuni.) L.M.
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nf I yield my powers to Thy command,
To Thee I consecrate my days ;
Perpetual blessings from Thy hand
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Isaac Watts, 1709.
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Thee, Source of life's eternal morn.
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To Thee my soul triumphant springs ;
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Thee, throned in glory's endless blaze,
Thee, Lord of lords and King of kings.
p O'er earth, when shades of evening steal,
To death and Thee my thoughts I give ;
To death, whose power I soon must feel,
To Thee, with whom I trust to live.
Ami:x.
Thomas Gisbome. 1803.
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Our souls arrive in peace.
mf Such blessings from Thy gracious hand,
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And Thou, the Lord, shalt be our God
And portion evermore. A men.
Philip Doddridge, 1726.
This Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
327
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FAMILY WORSHIP.
Boast not thyself of to-morrow."
8. Alban.
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And bears our life away ;
cr 0 make Thy servants truly wise,
That they may live to-day.
p Since on tins winged hour
Eternity is hung,
Waken, by Thine Almighty power
The aged aud the young.
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cr One thing demands onr care ;
0 be it still pursued,
Lest, slighted once, the season fair
Should never be renew'd.
mf To Jesns may we fly,
Swift as the morning light,
Lest life's young golden beam should die
In suddeu, endless night, amen.
Philip Doddridge.
• L. M.
'• The Lord preserveth me."
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And.fill'd with love and fear, a - dore
The aw-ful Sovereign of the Bkies, Whose mercy lends me one day more. A -men.
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dim. But may each swiftly-flying hour
Still nearer bring my soul to Thee.
p But can it be? That Power Divine
Is throned in light's unbounded blaze;
And countless worlds and angels join
To swell the glorious song of praise.
p And will He deign to lend an ear,
When I, poor sinful mortal, pray?
cr Yes, boundless goodness ! He will hear,
Nor cast the meanest wretch away.
mf Then let me serve Thee all my days,
And may my zeal with years increase
For pleasant, Lord, are all Thy ways,
And all Thy paths are paths of peace.
Amen.
Samuel J. Smith.
v/y/'s Hymn may also be sung on other occasions.
MORNING.
O^i-/. (First Tune.) L. M. Melcombe.
•• His compassion* fail not : thnj arc new every morning." Samuel Webbe.
•New cv - ery morn-ing is the love Our wafe -ing and up- ris-ing prove ;
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New perils past, new sins forgiven,
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Be set to hallow all we find,
New treasures still of countless price,
God will provide for sacrifice.
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Room to deny ourselves : a road
To bring us daily nearer God.
p Only, O Lord, in Thy dear love
Fit us for perfect rest above;
cr And help us this, and every day
mf To live more nearly as we pray. Amen.
John Ke'ble. 1827.
(Second Tune.)
Sweden.
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ton Canto, W*i Tr.I>r. Arnold, l*3*<
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Von Canitz, 1654: TV. Dr. Arnold. 1838.
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■• Unto you thai /, or My Name shall the Sim of Righteousness arise." J. Xeander, 1679.
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Bishop Thomas Ken. 1709.
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cr May angels guard us while we sleep,
Till morning light appears. Amen.
John Leland.
335
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mf Abide with me from morn till eve,
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p Abide with me when night is nigh.
For without Thee I dare not die.
mf If some poor wandering child of Thine
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p Like infant slumbers, pure and light.
cr Come near and bless us when we wake.
Ere through the world our way we take,
/ Till in the ocean of Thy love*
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Amen.
John Keble, 1827.
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Give us a respite from our toil,
Calm and subdue our woes;
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Oh, give us now repose! Amen.
Adelaide Anne Proctor, 1860.
338.
Six 8S. ( FlKST Tl'NE.)
EVEXIXG.
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The broken vow, the frequent fall.
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p For all we love, the poor, the sad.
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mf Sweet Saviour, bless us ; night is come :
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Good Angela watch about our home,
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p O gentle Jesus, (cr) be our light. Amen.
F. W. Faber, 1849.
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F. W. Faber, 1849.
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His grace, as the dew shall descend;
And walls of salvation surround
The soul He delights to defend.
/ All praise to the Father, the Son,
And Spirit, thrice holy and ble-s'd,
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Was, is, and shall still be address'd.
A. M. Toplady, 1774. A.MEN.
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Bishop G. W. Doane, 1824.
341.
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EVEXIX'i.
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Latin Hymn; Tr. J. M. Neale.
354.
FIB8T HOUB.
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Paris Breviary, Tr. John Chandler, 1837.
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It touched and glanced on every land.
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Thy noblest wonders here we view,
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'The invisible things of Him from the creation of the world art
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Isaac Watts.
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GENERAL HYMNS.
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Hobert Rol
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Philip Doddridge.
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O hear, believe, and bless the Lord. Amkit
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mf His saints that have perform 'd His laws,
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/ Let them, as they alone have cause,
In grateful raptures shout for joy.
Ptahn mil. AMKN.
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'I have trodden the voine-pre*9 alone; and of the people there vhm none %pith Me."
Martyrdom.
Hugh Wilson.
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And in full glory shine ; [chain;
p "Ks done! the precious ransom's paid ; p O Lamb of God, was ever pain,
" Receive my soul !" He cries ; Was ever love like Thine ! Amen
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With God for man to intercede,
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To be this Mediator crown'd :
cr In Him, my soul, be cleansed from stain.
f In Him thy righteousness be found.
Bishop H. U. Onderdtmk, 1828. AJOMT
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One only stream, a stream of blood,
Can wash away the blot.
mf 'Tis Jesus' blood that washes white,
His hand that brings relief,
Bus heart that's touched with all oui Joy*,
And feeleth for our grief.
p Lift up Thy bleeding hand, O Lord!
cr Unseal that cleansing tide:
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pp Agonizing in the garden,
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Sinners, will not this suffice?
«*r Come ye weary, heavy-laden,
Lost and ruin'd by the fall,
If you tarry till you're better,
You will never come at all :
«* Not the righteous,
Sinners Jesus came to call.
P Lol th' Incarnate God, ascending,
Pleads the merit of His blood ;
Venture on Him — venture wholly,
Let no other trust intrude;
cr None but Jesus
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mf Saints and angels, join'd in concert,
Sing the praises of the Lamb;
While the blissful courts of heaven
Sweetly echo with His Name ;
cr Alleluia !
Sinner 6 here may sing the same.
Jturph Hart, 175©
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Isaac WatU. AMJtN.
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Be saved to sin no more.
E'er since, by faith, I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.
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William Counxr. 177%.
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/ Alleluia, etc.
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Robert Robinson.
386.
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'If any man tin, we have an Advocate with the Father.'
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Cast out and banish'd from Thy sight:
Thy holy ioys, my God, restore,
And guard me that I fall no more.
p A broken heart, my God, my King,
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A broken heart for sacrifice.
w/O may Thy love inspire my tongue!
Salvation shall be all my song:
cr And all my powers shall join to blest
The Lord, my Strength and RighteouaoMi
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Charle* Wttley, 1749. A in
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Thy light and easy burden prove,
The Cross,all stain'd withhallowM blood
The labour of Thy dying love.
I would, but Thou must give the power,
My heart from every sin release ;
Bring near, bring near the joyful hour,
And fill me wjth Thy perfect peace.
Charles Wesley, 1742. AmEH.
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cr Wash me, Saviour, (p) or I die.
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A. if. Toplachj. 1776.
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GENERAL HYMXS.
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A. M. Toplady, 1776.
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A. M. Toplady, 1776.
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GENERAL HYMNS.
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Charlotte Elliot, 1836.
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FAITH.
'To whom shall we go bu* unto Thee.
Confidence
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Ckm-Us WaUy, 1740.
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Charles Wesley, 1740.
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GENERAL HYMNS.
'Whom have I in heaven but Thee."
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Charlotte Elliott, 1863.
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My Lord, my life, my way, my end, —
Accept the praise I bring.
p Weak is the effort of my heart,
And cold my warmest thought:
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My Prophet, Priest and King, p Refresh my soul in death. Amen.
'John Nevton., 1779.
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TharU* Wt*Uy% 1740.
P My dying Saviour and my God,
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Sprinkle me ever with Thy blood,
And cleanse and keep me clean.
397. ,.
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Upheld by My righteous, omnipotent hand.
p When through the deep waters I call thee to go,
The rivers of woe shall not thee overflow;
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mf The soul that to Jesus hath fled for repose,
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That soul, though all hell shall endeavor to shaka,
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George K'ith, ft J 1787.
399.
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By war without, and fears within,
I come to Thee for rest.
cr Be Thou my shield and hiding-place,
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And tell him Thou hast died 1
mf O wondrous love, to bleed and die,
To bear the Cross and shame,
That guilty sinners, such as I,
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James Montgomery, 1819.
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Ask, and it shall be given yon.
S. Luc IAN.
J. B. Calkin.
Thou art coming to a King, —
Large petitions with Thee bring;
For His grace and power are such,
None can ever ask too much.
diwi.With my burden I begin :
p Lord, remove this load of sin;
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Set my conscience free from guilt.
p Lord, I come to Thee for rest,
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mf Show me what I have to do,
Every hour my strength renew;
Let me live a life of faith,
dim. Let me die Thy people's death. Amen.
John Newton, 1779.
401
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mf While I am a pilgrim here.
Let Thy love my spirit cheer;
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mf Show me what I have to do,
Every hour my strength renew ;
Let me live a life of faith,
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John Xeicton, 1779.
S. A ONES.
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mf The Spirit's interceding grace
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mf Till Thou the Father's love impart,
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I will not let Thee go.
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Cha .1749.
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Though sunder'd far, by faith they meet
Around one common mercy -neat.
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And time and sense seem all no more;
And heaven comes down, our souls to greet,
/ And glory crowns the mercy -seat. Ameh.
Hugh Stowell, 1833.
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Laud Him, all ye worlds of light. Warbling tenants of the air,
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Praise Him, monsters of the deep;
Praise Him in your rude commotion,
Storms that at His mandate sweep.
ff Kings and rulers, shout His glory,
People, join the loud acclaim,
Maidens, youth, and fathers hoary,
Infants, lisp His holy Name.
/ Hills and mountains, heavenward tower- ff Every kindred, tongue, and natloa,
Fires that In their bosom glow ; [ing, Him who gave you life adore ;
Clouds around their cliffs dark lowering, Earth and heaven, and all creation.
Torrents down their steeps that flow; Praise His Name for evermore. Amhx
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440.
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Thy preience through my journey iHnv
Aiid crown my journey's end. Amvjv.
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466.
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With growing ardour onward move,
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/ Then wake, my soul, stretch every nerve
And press with vigour on;
A heavenly race demands thy zeal,
And an immortal crown. Amkjt
Philip Doddridge.
"Speak unto the children of Ierael, that they go forward."
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p Let not sorrow dim your eye,
Soon shall every tear be dry;
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Great your strength, if great your need
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Though opposed by many a foe,
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And unconsumed in fire.
mf O that all the world might know
Of living, Lord, to Thee,
cr Find their heaven begun below,
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/ Till they gain their full reward,
And see Thee face to face !
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479.
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GENERAL HYMNS
Work out yomr o*cm salvation with /ear and trembling*
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His be the glory too I
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frrna sin and fear from guilt and shame, p Jesus hath lived, hath died for mm.
mf Thou God of power, Thou God of lore,
Let the whole world Thy mercy prove ;
Now let Thy word o'er all prevail :
Now take the spoils of death and hell.
Count Simmndorf. 1739. Tr. John We*U*. 114$
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Gracious Saviour,
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Rise to life from earth and sea:
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f Ye sinners, seek His grace.
Whose wrath ye cannot Mar;
Fly to the shelter of His Croaa,
cr And find salvation there.
mf So shall that curse remove,
By which the Saviour bled ;
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"Th* Lord grant him that Kt ma* And wuroy of the Lord im. that dap.'
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All before the throne compelling. 'Leave me not to reprobation !
P Death is struck, and nature quaking,
All creation is awaking,
To its Judge an answer making.
mf Lo ! the book exactly worded,
Wherein all hath been recorded :
Thence shall justice be awarded.
P When the Judge His seat attaineth,
And each hidden deed arraigneth,
Nothing unavenged remain eth.
f When shall I, frail man, be pleading f
Who for me be interceding,
When the just are mercy needing f
/ King of Majesty tremendous,
Who dost free ea-vation send us.
im Fount cf pity! then befriend us!
p Faint and weary Thou hast sought me,
On the Cross of suffering bought me,
er Shall such grace in vain be brought mef
p Righteous Judge! for sin's pollution
Grant Thy gift of absolution,
Ere that day of retribution.
p Guilty, now I pour my moaning,
All my shame with anguish owning ; [ing
/ Spare, O God, {dim) Thy suppliant groan
p Thou the harlot gav: st remission,
Heard' st the dying thief's petition;
Hopeless else were my condition.
p Worthless are my prayers and sighing,
Yet, good Lord, in grace complying.
Rescue me from fires undying!
cr With Thy favoured sheep O place me !
Nor among the goats abase me ;
But to Thy right hand upraise me.
483.
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With joy their Lord surrounding:
No gloomy fears their souls dismay,
His presence sheds eternal day
On those prepared to meet Him.
p But sinners, flll'd with guilty fears,
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mf Great God, what do I see and b«ar
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p " Come, weary souls, for Jesus bids you come; "
cr And through the dark, its echoes sweetly ringing,
The music >f tne Oospel leads us home.
Angels of Jesus, etc
p Far, far away, like bells at evening pealing,
The voice of Jesus sounds o'er land and sea,
And laden souls by thousands meekly stealing,
cr Kind Shepherd, turn their weary steps to Thee.
Angels of Jesus, etc.
p Rest comes at length, though life be long and dreary,
cr The day must dawn, and darksome night be past;
All journeys end in welcome to the weary,
And heaven, the heart's true home, will come at last,
Angels of Jesus, etc.
mf Angels, sing on 1 your faithful watches keeping ;
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Till morning's joy shall end the night of weeping,
cr And life's long shadows break in cloudless love
Angels of Jesus, etc.
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What must Thy glory be!
p Then I shall end my sad 'complaints,
And weary, sinful days,
487.
To sing Jehovah's praise.
mf My knowledge of that life is small ;
The eye of faith is dim ;
But 'tis enough that Christ knows all,
And I ihsllbe with Him. Amen.
Richard Boaster, 1681.
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mf O could our thought* and wishes fly
Above these gloomy shades,
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Which sorrow ne'er invades! —
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Or reason's feeble ray,
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Unconscious of decay.
mf Lord, send a beam of light divine
To guide our upward aim;
With one reviving touch of Thine
Our languid hearts inflame.
cr Then shall, on faith's sublimest wing,
Our ardent wishes rise, [spring
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Immortal in the skies. Amen.
Anne SUele, 1760.
488.
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Death, like a narrow sea, divides
This heavenly land from oars,
si/ Bright fields beyond the swelling flood
Stand dreas'd in living green ;
8o to the Jews fair Canaan stood,
"While Jordan roll'd between.
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To croas the narrow sea ;
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And linger, trembling on the Wink,
And fear to launch away.
ss/ O could we make our doubts remove,
Those gloomy doubts that rise,
And see the Canaan that we love,
With faith's illumined eyes:
si/ Could we but climb where Moses stood,
And view the landscape o'er,
Not Jordan's stream, nor death's cold flood.
Should fright us from the shore.
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The bright inheritanoe of saints,
Jerusalem above.
p Tet olouds will intervene,
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S. Bernard of Cluny. 1145^ Tr J M . NeaU 1881
mf Arise, arise, good Christian,
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GENERAL HYMNS
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cr The morning shall awaken,
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His land and benediction
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mf With jasper glow thy bulwarks,
Thy streets with emeralds blaze ;
The sardius and the topaz
Unite in thee their rays ;
Thine ageless walls are bonded
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mf Thou hast no shore, fair ocean !
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Dear fountain of refreshment
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And thine the golden dower.
mf O sweet and blessed country,
The home of God's elect !
O sweet and blessed country,
That eager hearts expect !
p Jesus, in mercy bring us
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Bernard of ClunijAU5; Tr. J. M. Neale, 1856.
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The shout of them that triumph,
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mf 0 sweet and blessed country,
The home of God's elect !
0 sweet and blessed country,
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p Jesus. In mercy bring us
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S. Bernard of Cluny, 1145; Tr. J. M. Xeale, 1856.
GENERAL HYMNS.
Tiy vi ( Second Tim;.) 7s, 6s, D.
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inf Hunger,thirst, disease unknown,
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Them the Lamb amidst the throne,
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Joy and gladness banish sighs;
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James Montgomery, 1819.
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GENERAL IlYM.xs.
(First Tune.) C. m. Jerusalem.
And the city had no urn/ ,,/ the sun, nt Uher of the moon to shim in it : for < . i . Ilojx r.
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mfO my sweet home, Jerusalem!
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" And the city had no need of the sun. m Uher of tin- moon
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Thv joys when shall I Bee? Amen.
Francis Baker, 1616: David Dirt-en, 164P
HEAVE X.
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And streets of shining gold? And realms of endless day.
p There happier bowers than Eden's mf Apostles, martyrs, prophets, there
Nor sin nor sorrow know : [bloom, Around my Saviour stand :
Blest seats, through rude and stormy And soon my friends in Christ below
cr I onward press to you. [scenes Will join the glorious band.
/ Jerusalem, my happy home,
My soul still pants for thee ;
Then shall my labours have an end,
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the things which God l><itii prepared for them thai love /Jim." Bkaw.
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Throw wide thy gracious gate,
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At last released, though late, [feet:
From wretchedness and sinning.
And life's long weary way :
And now, of God's gift, winning
Eternity's bright clay.
[that pours,
What throng is this, what noble troop,
Arrayed in beauteous guise, [doors,
Out through the glorious city's open
To greet my wondering eyes?
The hosts of Christ's elected,
The jewels that He bears
In His own crown, selected
To wipe away my tears.
u i: A VEX.
Of prophets great, an < patriarchs nigh, a
That oner has borne the cross, I band
With all the company that won that land,
By counting gain for loss,
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/ Unnumbered choirs before the Lamb's high throne
There shout the jubilee.
With loud resounding peal and sweetest tone,
In blissful ecstasy :
ff A hundred thousand voices
Take up the wondrous song,
Eternity rejoices
God's praises to prolong. Amen.
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Praise the Lord, O my soul ,■ and all that is within me, praise His holy flame
Such guests shall to Thy courts be led,
To banquet on Thy love's repast;
And drink, as from a fountain's head,
Of joys that shall for ever last.
With Thee the springs of life remain,
Thv presence is eternal day;
O let Thy saints Thy favour gain,
To upright hearts Thy truth display.
Psalm xxx vi. A men.
Warrixgtox.
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'T is He that all thy sins forgives,
And after sickness makes thee sound;
From danger He thy life retrieves,
' By Him with grace and mercy crown'd.
The Lord abounds with tender love
And unexampled acts of grace ;
His wakened wrath doth slowly move,
His willing mercy flies apace.
p God will not always harshly chide,
But with His anger quickly part;
And loves His punishment to guide
More by His love than our desert.
?»/ As far as 't is from cast to west.
So far has He our sins removed ;
Who. with a father's tender breast,
Has such as fear Him always loved.
Psalm ciii. Amen.
500.
GENERAL HYMNS.
C. M. Peterborough.
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And scan His work in vain ;
God is His own interpreter.
And He will make it plain. Amen.
William Coxcper, 1774.
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Blessed is the people, O Lord, that.tan rejoice in Thee.
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Psalm lxxxix.
GENERAL KYMNS.
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Joseph Addison, 1712.
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James Edmeston.
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Joseph Addison, 1712.
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509.
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515.
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The Lord of every motion there. Nor let one darling Inst survive ;
Thee shall my heart from earth be free, In all things nothing may 1 see,
KVi it hath found repose in Thee. Nothing desire, or seek, but Thee.
»/ Each moment draw from earth away
My heart, that lowly waits Thy call ;
Urn Speak to my inmost soul, and say,
I am thy Love, thy God, thy All :
•/ To feel Thy power, to bear Thy voice,
To taste Thy love, be all mv choice. Amis.
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And chains you to the shore.
m/Howl, winds of night, your force com-
Without His high behest, [bine ;
Ye shall not, in the mountain pine,
Disturb the sparrow's nest.
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dim In distant peals it dies;
cr He yokes the whirlwind to His car,
And sweeps the howling skies,
mfYe nations, bend, in reverence bend;
Ye monarchs, wait His nod,
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To celebrate your God. Amen.
Henry Kirke White.
Bedford.
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w/The brightness of Thy face
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Preserve me from my foes.
mfO all ye saints, the Lord
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Who to the just will help afford,
And give the proud their due,
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Courageously proceed:
For He will still your hearts supply
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Psalm xxxi.
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Our Maker, Defender,
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Jotm Rvlwd, 1777.
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■/ Cheer' d by this hope, I wait,
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"We have ate with Thee and heard
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Workers of iniquity ;
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Therefore, give us Love.
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p While I draw this fleeting breath,
When mine eyelids close in death,
cr When I rise to worlds unknown,
And behold Thee on Thy throne,
f Bock of Ages, cleft for me,
sp Let me hide myself in Thee. Akjkjt
A. M. Tomlady, mlt.
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All my hope from Thee I bring;
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GENERAL 1IYMXS.
533.
i«ajjmftrat.
S. Like i: -ir>.
?///" \\Y soul doth mftgni I fy the I Lord:
-L'-L and my spirit hitth re I joiced • in I
God my I Saviour.
2 P6r He I hath re I yarded: the low-
li I Q68S of I His hand I maiden.
3 For he I hold from I henceforth :(/) all
gvner I ations ■ shall I call me I blessed.
4 For He that is mighty hath I magni '
fied I me: (pp) and I holy I is His I
Name.
p5 And His mercy fs on I them that I
fear Him: through I out all I gener I
ations.
/ 6 He hath showed strength I with
His i arm: He hath scattered the
proud in theimagin I ation I of their \
hearts.
7 He hath put down the mighty I from
their I seat: and hath ex I alted • the l
humble * and I meek.
p 8 He hath filled the hungry with 1
good ' = I things: and the rich He
hath I sent * = I empty ' away.
9 He remembering His mercy hath
holpen His servant I Isra I el: as He
promised to our forefathers, A'bra-
ham I and his I seed for I ever.
/ Glory be to the Father, I and * to
the I Son: and I to the I Holy I Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and I ever I shall be: world "without I
end • = I A • = I men.
534.
Nunc trtroittte*
S. Luke ii: 29.
top T ORD, now lettest Thou Thy ser-
-L^ vant de I part in I peace: ac I
cording I to Thy I word.
2 For mine I eyes have I seen: Thy 1
= * sal I va " = I tion,
3 Which Thou 1 hast pre I pared: be-
fore the I face of I all ' = I people ;
4 To be alight to I lighten 'the I Gen-
tiles: and to be the glory of Thy I
people I Isra I el.
/ Glory be to the Father, I and ■ to
the I Son: and I to the I Holy I Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is n6w,
and I ever I shall be: w6rld without 1
end ' = I A * = I men.
535.
iSweirictus.
S. Luke i: 68.
/OLESSED be the Lord G^d of I Is-
-D ra I el: for He hath visited I and
re I deemed ' His I people;
And hath raised up a mighty sal I
vation I for us: in the house I of His I
servant I David;
As He spake by the mouth of His I
holy I Prophets: which have been I
since the I world be I gaii:
That we should be saved from our I
ene I mies: and from the hand of I all
that I hate • = I us;
To perform the mercy premised to I
our fore I fathers: and to remember
His 1 holy I Cove I nant;
To perform the oath which He
sware to our forefather I Abra I ham:
that I He would I give • = I us:
That we being delivered out of the
hand of our I ene I mies: might serve I
Him with I out ' = I fear;
p In holiness and righteous I ness be I
fore Him: All the I days of I our •
= I life.
ntf And thou Child, shalt be called the
Prophet I of the I Highest: for thou
shalt go before the face of the Lord I
to pre I pare His I ways;
To ^ixa knowledge of salvation I
unto • Ilis I people: for the re I mis-
sion ! of their I sins,
Through the tender mercy I of our I
God: whereby the day-spring from
on I high hath I visit • ed I us;
To give light to them that sit in
darkness, and in the I shadow • of I
death; (p) and to guide our f£et I into *
the I way of I peace.
Glorv be to the Father, I and * to
the I Son: and I to the I Holy I Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and I ever I shall be : w6rld without I
end * = I A * = I men.
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Pkxisk God from whom all bleating* flaw;
Praise Him all creatures her© below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost AJO
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To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
The God whom heaven ai "
Be glory, a* it was of old.
Is now, and shall be evermore. AM
O. M.
To Father. Son, and Holy Ghost,
The God whom we adore,
Be glory, as It was, Is now,
And shall be evermore.
0. M.D.
Te praise the Father, and the Son,
And Spirit all-divine, —
The One in Three, and Three in One
Let saints and angels join;—
Glory to Thee, bless' d Three in One,
The God whom we adore,
As was, and is, and shall be done,
When time shall be no more.
S. M.
To God, the Father, Son,
And Spirit, glory be,
As was. and is, and shall be »e
To all eternity. AMI*.
8. M. D.
PaUISl as in ages past,
Praise as in glory now,
Praise while eternity shall la**,
To Thee, O God we vow:
Whom all the heavenly host
And saints on earth adore;
To Father, Son, and Holy Gees*
Be glory evermore. Am*.
To Father Son, and Holy Ghost,
The God whom heaven's triumphant 1
And saints on earth adore,
Be glory as in ages past,
As now it is, and so shall last
When time shall be no more.
8 8'8 88 8
To God the Father,' God the Sea,
And God the Spirit Three in One,
Be glory in the highest given,
By all in earth and all in heaven.
As was through ages heretofore,
Is now, and shall be evermore.
8 8.3'8 8 8
To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
The God whom heaven's triumphant ho
And suffering saints on earth adore,
Be glory as in ages past.
As now it is, and so shall last
Wheu time itself shall be no
8.7:8.7:8.8.7.
To Father, Son, and Spirit bless'd
Supreme o'er earth and heaven.
Eternal Three in One confess'd,
Be highest glory given.
As was through ages heretofore,
Is now and shall be evermore,
By all in earth and heaven.
7.7.7.7.
Holt Father, Holy Son,
Holy Spirit Three in One J
Glory, as of old, to Thee,
Now, and evermore shall be I
7.7:7.7:7.7.
Peaibi the Name of God most high.
Praise Him, all below the sky,
Praise Him, all ye heavenly host,
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost;
As through oountless ages past,
Evermore His praise shall last.
7.7.7.7:7.7.7.7.
Holt Father, fount of light,
God of wisdom, goodness, might :
Holy Son, who cam'st to dwell.
God with us, Emmanuel;
Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove,
God of comfort, peace, and love ;
Evermore be Thou adored,
Holy, holy, holy Lord. Ammw.
If. B. — For Metre Ten 7s. begin «
hy prefixing the last two lines, thus* —
Holy, Holy, Holy Lord,
Evermore be Thou adored,
Holy Father, eto.
8.7:8.7.
Pbaisi the Father, earth and heaven,
Praise the Son, the Spirit praise,
As it was, and is, be given
Glory through eternal days
8.7.8.7:8.7.8.7.
Ljt the voice of all nreation,
Earth and heaven's triumphant
Praise the God of our salvation,
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Bee the heavenly elders casting
Golden crowns before His three
Alleluias everlasting,
Be to Him, and Him alone.
8.7.8.7:17.
G&XAT Jehovah ! we adore Thee,
God the Father, God the Son,
God the Spirit, join'd in glory
On the same eternal throne;
Endless praises
To Jehovah Three in One
8.7.8.7:7.7.
Te the Father throned in heaven,
To the Saviour, Christ, His Son,
Te the Spirit, praise be given,
Everlasting Three in One:
As of old, the Trinity
Still is worshipped, still shall be.
10.10.10.16.
To God the Father, and to God The Son,
To God the Holy Spirit, Three in One,
Be praise from all on earth and all in heaven,
And was, and is, and ever shall be given
6.5.5.5:6.5.6 5.
Br angels in heaven,
Of every degree,
And saints upon earth.
All praise be address d.
To God in Three Persons,
One God ever bless'd;
As it has been, now is,
And always shall be.
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To-Faihw and to hod.
And Holy Ghost, to Thee,
■tamal Three in One,
Bternal glory be. Aauar.
«.6.16:6.«.6.6.
To Father, and to Son,
And. Holy (ihoat, to Thee,
BUraal Three in One,
Eternal glory be ;
Is hath been, and is now,
And shall be evermore :
Before Thy throne we bow,
And Thee our God adore,
7.17.6:7.6.7.1
O fiTUUt ever glorious,
O everlasting Bon,
O Spirit aU victorious,
Thrleo Holy Three In One,—
Cweet God of oar salvation.
Whom earth and heaven adore,
VMm, glory, adoration,
Be Thine for evermore, lam
114:1111
V* Father and to Bon
Aa4 Spirit, Three In One,
All preies be given,
Ai hath keen heretofore,
And shall be •vermore :
Ltd all Hli name adore
la earth and heaven. A_atna
8.6.8.4.
f» Talker, goo, and Spirit, pralae
Tnb earth and heaven ascend :
■M VafUest note* that saint* eaa rai
World without end. Ax a*.
7.7.7.1
Be& y Tather, Holy Son,
Half Spirit, Throe in One,
itttlT1" rouDd Thy throne
Bias eternally. Axjut.
Ill 111
Te Ooa the Father. Bon.
And Spirit, ever blerfd.
&LVRIA PATRJ
Three in One,
All worship be address'!
As heretofore
It was, is now,
Aidshallbeso
For evermore. Ann.
6.5.8.5
Oix>»r to the Father,
Glory to the Son,
And to Thee, blest Spirit,
Whilst all ages run. Al
8.4.8.4:8.8.8.1
FiiHUL Boo, and Holy
Thou On* in Three,
to Thine eternal i
AU pralae to Thee:
the moi
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the tribes of svery
CBory, power, and adoration.
Thine ever be, AMMM.
8.8.16.
0 Holt Father, Holy Bon.
And Hely Spirit, Three in One,
As was, and is, and shall be dot
Glory to thee, O Lord.
8s. Ta,
and honour to the Father,
Laud and honour to the Ion,
Lead and honour to the Spirit,
Ever Three and ever One.
Oonauhotantial, Co-eternal,
WhEs aaeading ages rua. iooi
88.11
AlA prates to ths Father, the Boa,
And Spirit, thrloe holy and blear1 d,
Th' eternal, suprems Three in One,
Was, is. and shall still be address**.
11.11.11.11.
0 Fa ma. Almighty, to Thee be addressed,
WHh Christ and ths Spirit One God itst ■)—/<.
AH glory and worship from earth and froet 1
Ai was, and is now, and shall ever be given.
Litany and Processional
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With Music,
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DOG. (FibotTdnb.) litany of penitence.
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besmch Then, hear «u.
» Cmszav, beneath Thy Croes we blai
All our life of Bin and ihamo,
Penitent we breathe Thy Name :
We beseech Thee, hear tts.
p Holt Shut, grieved and tried,
Oft forgotten and defied,
Kew we mourn our stubborn pride
We beseech Tkee, hear us.
»/ Lorm, that eameed ua fint to be,
p LOTS, that bled upon the Tree,
er Lots, that draws u> lovingly :
We beseech Thee, hear we
p We Thy oell hare diaobeyed,
Into paths of ain have strayed,
And repentance hare delayed :
We beseech Thee, hear us.
p Siok, we come to Thee for cure.
Guilty, aeek Thy mercy sure,
Evil, long to be made pure :
We beseech Thee, hear us.
p Blind, we pray that we may see,
Bound, we pray to be made ftee,
Stained, we pray for sanctity:
We beseech Thee, hear aw.
•*/ Thou who hear'st each contrite sigh,
Bidding sinful souls draw nigh,
Willing not that one should die,
Wt beseech Thee, hear us.
Thomas B. Pallock
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Hear us, Holy Jesus.
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Mary weeping at Thy Feet,
Hear us, Holy Jt
mf Thou whose saddened look did chide
Peter when he thrice denied,
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Hear us, Holy Jemu.
mf Thou who hanging on the Tree
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Hear us, Heisj Jemu.
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Sinless, yet of sin accused,
Hear us, Hclsj Jemu.
mf Thou who on the Cross didst reign,
Dying there in bitter pain,
Cleansing with Thy Blood our stain,
Hear us. HW, Jemu.
mf Shepherd of the straying sheep,
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Hear us crying from the deep,
Hear us, Holy Jemu
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We beseech Thee, Jemu.
mf That we give to sin no place,
That we never quench Thy grace,
That we ever seek Thy Face,
We beseech The*, Jemu.
mf That denying evil lust,
Living godly, meek, and just,
In Thee only we may trust,
We beseech Thee, Jmmu
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We may live to Thee instead,
And the narrow pathway tread,
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Save us, Hoisj Jims.
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Fount of pity, Judge most high,
Save us, HoU/ Jesus.
mf That by truest penitence
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Clothed by Thee with innocence.
Hear us, we beeeeck TVs.
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mf That we give to sin no place,
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That we alway seek Thy face,
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mf That denying evil lust,
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In Thy mercy we may trust,
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So Thou mightest siLu ooe„
Hear us, Hot*} Jestu.
p By the kiss of treachery
To Thy foes betraying Thee,
By Thy harsh captivity,
Hear us, Holy Jesus.
p By the scourging Thou hast borne,
By the purple robe of scorn,
By the reed and crown of thorn,
Hear us, Holy Jess*.
0 By the insult of the Jews,
When Barabbas they would choose,
And did Thee their King refuse,
Hear us, Holy Jesus.
f By Thy going forth to die,
When they raised the wicked cry,
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Hear us, Holy Jomm.
p By the Cross which Thou didst _
By the cup they bade Thee share,
Mingled gall and vinegar,
Hear us, Holy Jesm
p By Thy nailing to the Tree
By the title over Thee,
By the gloom of Calvary,
Hear us, Holy Jomm
p By the parting of Thy clothes,
By the mocking of Thy foes,
As they watched Thy dying woes,
Hear us, Holy Jesm*
p By Thy seven Words then said,
pp By the bowing of Thy Head,
By Thy numbering with the dead,
Hear us, Holy Jsmm.
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When we faint amidst the strife,
Thou, whose death hath been our Ufa,
Save, us, Holy J sows.
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Let us count all things as lots
But Thee only on Thy Cross:
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Still Thy people to defend,
Hear us, Hsly Jesus.
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That we may be with Thee there,
Hear us, Holy Jesus.
mf Jesus, who art glorified
In the very Flesh that died,
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Hear us, Holy Jesus.
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mf Jesus, in cur time of need
Our High Priest to intercede,
Living still Thy Death to plead,
Hear us, Holy Jesus.
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Hear us, Holy Spirit,
mf Source of strength, of knowledge clear,
Wisdom, godliness sincere,
Understanding, counsel, fear,
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
mf Source of meekness, love, and peace,
Patience, pureness, faith's increase,
Hope and joy that cannot cease,
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
•/"Spirit guiding us aright,
Spirit making darkness light,
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Hear us, Holy Spirit
f Thou by whom the Virgin bore
Him whom heaven and earth adore,
Sent our nature to restore,
Hear us. Holy Spirit.
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That they might not be alone,
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
^Comforter, to whom we owe
All that we rejoice to know
Of our Saviour's work below,
Hsar us, Holy Spirit.
mf Thou whose grace the Church doth AIL
Shewing her God's perfect will,
Making Jesus present still,
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
p All our evil passions kill,
Bend aright our stubborn will,
Though we grieve Thee, patient still;
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
mf Come to raise us when we fall,
And, when snares our souls enthral,
Lead us back with gentle call ;
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
mf Come to strengthen all the weak,
Give Thy courage to the meek,
Teach our faltering tongues to speak
Hear us, Holy Spirit.
mf Come to aid the souls who yearn
More of truth Divine to learn,
And with deeper love to burn;
Hear us, Holy Spirit
*\f Keep us in the narrow way,
Warn us when we go astray,
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Shepherds of the flock indeed,
Ready, where Thou call'st, to lead;
We beseech Thee, hear us
p Judge her not for work undone,
Judge her not for fields unwon,
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We beseech Thee, h**r us
p For the past give deeper shame,
cr Make her jealous for Thy Name,
Kindle zeal's most holy flame:
We beseech Thee, hear us
f May her lamp of truth be bright,
Bid her bear aloft its light
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We beseech Thee, hem m.
mf May her scattered children be
From reproach of evil free,
Blameless witnesses for Thee:
We beseech Thee, hem as.
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Pure, and bright .and worthy Th«a:
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We beseech Thee, hear us,
ssf Arms of love around her throw,
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tin Comfort her in time of woe :
We beseech Thee, hear us.
mf Keep her life and doctrine pure,
Grant her patience to endure,
Trusting in Thy promise sure:
We beseech Thee, hem us
mf May her voice be ever clear,
Warning of a judgment near,
Telling of a Saviour dear :
We beseech Thee, hear us.
mf All her fettered powers release,
Bid our strife and envy cease,
Grant the heavenly gift of peace:
We beseech Thee, hear us,
mf All that she has lost restore,
May her strength and zeal be more
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We beseech Thee, hem us.
mf May she one in doctrine be,
One in truth and charity.
Winning all to faith in Thee :
We beseech Thee, hem us,
mf May the guide the poor and blind.
Seek the lost until she find,
And the broken-hearted bind :
We beseech Thee, hem us.
f Fit her all Thy joy to share
In the home Thou dost prepare,
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556. pm
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With the trumpets of the doom :
/ Salvation, &c.
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With the prayers of the Saints who adore;
For the Master who loves us hath deigned to die,
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With foot on the silent shore :
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And that Time shall be no more.
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p Time will soon be over
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mf May we, Blessed Saviour,
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mf Onward, ever onward,
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mf Bliss, all bliss excelling,
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King of kings, and Loan of lords."
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p Bound the Altar Priests confess,
If their robes are white as snow,
'Twm the Saviour's Righteousness,
And His Blood, that made them to.
m/ They were mortal too like us;
O, when we like them must die,
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PROCESSIONAL HYMNS.
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"Ycnina men mnd maidens, old men and children, praise the Nnme oj the Lord.'
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mf Yes onward, onward still,
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Thro' gate, and porch, and columned aisle,
The hallowed pathway throng.
nf With all the Angel choirs,
With all the saints on earth,
Pour out the strains of joy and bliss,
True rapture, noblest mirth.
/ Your clear Hosannas raise,
And Alleluias loud ;
Whilst answering echoes upward float,
Like wreaths of incense cloud.
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mf Yes on, through life's long path,
Still chanting as ye go,
From youth to age, by night and day,
In gladness and in woe.
mf Still lift your standard high,
Still march in firm array,
As warriors through the darkness toli
Till dawns the golden day.
p At last the march shall end,
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Jerusalem the blest.
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Rejoice, etc.
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Thro' gate, and porch, and column'd aisle,
The hallowed pathways throng.
Rejoice, etc.
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True rapture, noblest mirth.
Rejoice, etc.
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Rejoice, etc.
mf With voice as full and strong
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Send forth the hymns our fathers loved,
The psalms of ancient days.
Rejoice, etc.
mf Still lift your standard high,
Still march in firm array.
As warriors through the darkness toil,
Till dawns the golden day.
Rejoice, etc.
p At last the march shall end.
The wearied ones shall rest,
cr The pilgrims find their Father's House,
Jerusalem, the blest.
Rejoice, etc.
ff Then on, ye pure in heart.
Rejoice, give thanks, and sins:;
Your festal banner wave on high,
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Rejoice, etc. Amen.
561.
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«/ Who is this that comes in glory,
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He has gained the victory;
p He who on the Cross did suffer,
mf lie who from the grave arose,
/ He has vanquished sin and Satan,
lie by death has spoiled His foes.
mf While He lifts His hands in blessing,
lie is parted from His friends;
While their eager eyes behold Him,
He upon the clouds ascends ; [Him,
He, who walked with God, and pleased
Preaching truth and doom to come,
He, our Enoch, is translated
To His everlasting home.
p Now our heavenly Aaron enters.
With His blood, within the veil;
mf Joshua now is come to Canaan,
And the kings before Him quail,
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Double portion of His grace.
mf He has raised our human nature
On the clouds to God's right hand;
There we sit in heavenly places,
There with Him in glory stand;
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.Man with God is on the Throne;
Mighty Lord, in Thine Ascension
We by faith behold our own. A.mex.
Bishop C Wordsworth.
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" Wh\ re/ore Oi«l also hath highly exalted Him, and ain n Him a name which is above
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All the Angel faces,
All the hosts of light,
Thrones and Dominations,
Stars upon their way,
All the heavenly Orders,
In their great array.
p Humbled for a season,
To receive a Name
From the lips of sinners,
Unto whom He came,
cr Faithfully He bore it
Spotless to the last,
Brought it back victorious,
When from death He passed:
/ Bore it up triumphant,
p With its human light,
cr Through all ranks of creatures,
To the central height ;
/ To the Throne of Godhead,
To the Father's breast,
Filled it with the glory
dim Of the perfect rest.
/ Name Him, brothers, name Him
With love as strong as death,
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pp And with 'bated breath ;
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All that is not holy,
All that is not true:
cr Crown Him as your Captain
In temptation's hour;
Let His Will enfold you
In its light and power.
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Shall return again,
With His Father's glory,
With His Angel train ;
ff For all wreaths of empire
Meet upon His Brow,
And our hearts confess Him
rail King of glory now. Amen.
Caroline M. Noel.
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"I hav the k*y of hell and ihath."
Arthur S. Sullivan.
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Speak His sorrows ended, hail His triumph now.
Hell to-day is vanquished; Heaven is won to-day!
Months in due succession, days of lengthening light,
Hours and passing moments praise Thee in their flight;
Brightness of the morning, sky and fields and sea.
Vanquisher of darkness, bring their praise to Thee.
"Welcome, happy morning !" age to age shall say.
Maker and Redeemer. Life and Health to all.
Thou from Heaven beholding human nature's fall,
Of the Father's Godhead true and only Son.
Manhood to deliver, manhood didst put on.
Hell to-day is vanquished: Heaven is won today I
Thou, of Life the Author, death didst undergo.
Tread the path of darkness, saving strength to show;
Come. then. True and Faithful, now fulfil Thy word,
'Tis Thine own Third Morning! Rise, O buried Lord!
" Welcome, happy morning!" age to age shall say.
Loose the souls long prisoned, bound with Satan's chain;
All that now is fallen raise to life again;
Show Thy Face in brightness, bid the nations see;
Bring again our day-light; day returns with Thee!
Hell to-day is vanquished: Heaven is won to-day. Amen.
J. Eiltrton.
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Now on yon eternal mountains
Stands His gem built throne, all
Where unending alleluias [ bright,
Echo from the sons of light :
Sion's people tell His praises.
Victor after hard-won fight.
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Bring your harps, and bring your in-
Sweep the string and pour the lay ;
Let the earth proclaim His wonders,
King of that celestial day ;
He the Lamb once slain is worthy,
Who was dead and lives for aye.
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By His bounteous hand are fed;
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Gives Himself, the Living Bread,
Gives the Chalice of His Passion,
Rich with Blood on Calvary shed.
Trust Him then, ye fearful pilgrims,
Who shall pluck von from His hand?
Pledged He stands for their salvation,
Who are fighting for His Land :
O that we. amidst His true ones,
Round His throne one day may stand. Amen.
Hupton and Xeale,
I'L'ftCESSIOXAL IIYXXS.
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Oh, that the blest ones who in it have share,
All that they feel could as fully declare !
Truly, Jerusalem name we that shore,
p Vision of peace, (or) that brings joy evermore;
mf Wish and fulfilment can severed be ne'er.
Nor the thing prayed for come short of the prayer.
p There, where no troubles distraction can bring,
cr We the*sweet anthem of Zion shall sing.
While for Thy grace, Lord, their voices of praise
Thy blessed people eternally raise.
mf There dawns no Sabbath, no Sabbath is o'er,
Those Sabbath-keepers have one evermore :
p One and unending is that triumph-song
Which to the angels and us shall belong.
p Now in the meanwhile, with hearts raised on high,
We for that country must yearn and must sigh;
Seeking Jerusalem, dear native land.
Through our long exile on Babylon's strand.
mf Low before Him with our praises we fall
Of Whom, and in Whom, and through Whom are all;
/ Of Whom, the Father; in Whom, the Son;
Through Whom, the Spirit, with Them ever One. Amen.
Tr. J. M. Neale.
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PKOCESSIOXAL 11 TMNS.
(EASTER.)
This is the day which the Lord hath made.
Easter.
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No more grieving! no more sighing
No more weeping! no more dying!
Christ is King this day!"
With the hlessed ones before us,
We will swell the heavenly chorus-
Christ is risen ! He is risen !
This is Easter Day!
Shout aloud the wondrous story,
For the King in all His glory
Draweth nigh this day!
Vernal benediction giving —
Christ the Life— the Ever-living!
On this Easter Day !
Let the banners float before us
Send along the angel chorus-
Christ is risen ! He is risen !
This is Easter Day !
On the Festal Altar glowing
Lo ! the Paschal Emblems — showing
Forth this Easter Day !
Come with garlands, come with treasure,
Come with anthems' raptest measure
For this Easter Day !
How the bells are chiming o'er us
While we join the heavenly chorus!
Christ is risen ! He is risen !
This is Easter Day !
Oh, that longed-for day of union,
When Thine own, in Thy communion,
Lord of Easter Day —
Into life eternal waking,
Celebrate— Thy love partaking-
Endless Easter Day!
For the joy that waits before us,
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Christ is risen ! He is risen !
This is Easter Dav. Amen.
Rev. Geo. T. Rider.
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Apostles taught of yore,
Nor quit the faith by saints confest,
But love it more and more.
O Christ, Who for Thy flock didst pray,
That all might be as one,
"Unite us all ere fades the day,
Thou sole-begotten Sou :
The East, the West, together bind
In love's unbroken chain ;
Give each one hope, one heart, one mind
One glory, and one gain.
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The Church with strength renew,
Compose the angry voice of strife,
All jealousies subdue :
Do Thou in ever-quickening streams
Upon Thy saints descend.
And warn them with reviving beams.
And guide them to the end.
Great Three in One, great One in Three,
Our hymns of prayer receive,
And teach us all from sin to flee,
And live as we believe :
So, pure in faith, our thoughts and speech
And acts that faith shall own ;
So shall we to Thy presence reach,
And know as we are known.
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But labour ends with sunset ray,
And rest is for the weary ;
May we, the Angel-reaping o'er,
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Christ's golden sheaves for evermore
To garners bright elected.
/ O blessed is that Land of God,
Where Saints abide for ever ;
Where golden fields spread fair and broad,
Where flows the crystal river.
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Adore your heavenly King,
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R. Baxter. 1682.
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_0 Holy Father, Who hast led Thy children
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O Holy Jesus, Prince of Peace and Saviour, 0 Triune God, with heart and voice adoring,
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Passed within the gates of darkness,
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He of all mankind the Head,
Sinless one among the sinful,
Prince of life among the dead ;
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All thingrs gathered into one.
Day of promised restitution !
Fruit t>f all His sorrows past !
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Oh, that I might, etc.
There are sounds of many voices
In the golden streets above,
Filling all the air with gladness,
Blended in eternal love.
Oh, that I might, etc.
In those quiet resting places,
Midst the pastures green and fair,
Jesus gathers in the homeless,
And He dwells among them there.
Oh, that I might, etc.
Can we see the happy faces
Of the dear ones gone before?
They are ready now to greet us
When we gain that blessed shore.
Oh, that" I might, etc.
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Never shall be closed again.
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Jesus, 'mid His white-robed train.
Oh, that I might, etc.
Oh, I would my ears were open
Here to catch the happy strain !
Oh. I would my eyes some vision
Of that Eden could attain !
Oh, that I might, etc. Amkx.
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Chasing far the gloom and terror.
Brightening all the path we tread ;
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Where the one Almight}' Father
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And the end of toil and gloom. Amen.
S. Barinq Gould.
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^anticles avto (^Ijanta
Entered according to Act of I the year 1VT2, by ("iiahlkk L. iIltciiiks. in the Oflice oi
Librarian of Congress, at Wadnngton.
Stable of Contents.
Pa ob
Preface 3
Notes 4
MORNING PRAYER:
Venite, Exulternus Domino 7
Te Deum Laudamus 16
Benedicite, Omnia Opera 23
Jubilate Deo . 28
Benedictus Est . . . . 33
EVENING FRAiSb:
Cantate Dominc 39
Bonum Est 46
Deue Misereatur 51
Benedic, Anima Mea 57
OCCASIONAL ANTHEMS :
Easter Day 63
Thanksgiving Day 66
Christmas Day 68
Ash-Wednesday 69
Good Friday 70
Ascension Day 71
Whitsunday 72
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! OCCASIONAL ANTHEMS:
Consecration of Churches 73
Institution of Ministers 74
Magnificat 75
Nunc Dimittis 7ft
HOLY COMMUNION
Kyrie Eleison .
Gloria Tibi . .
The Offertory .
Sursum Corda .
Sanctus . . .
Gloria in Excelsis
BURIAL OF THE DEAD
THE CHORAL 8ERVICE
The Litany
TEN SELECTIONS OF PSALMS
ADDITIONAL CHANTS
Single Chants . . . . ,
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104
106
111
117
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Double Chants • .144
, INDEX TO CHANT BOO* ..... 14V
Copyright, 1879, by Charles L. Hutchinb.
PREFACE.
In deciding upon the proper pointing for this Book of Chants, 1 ii«ve
not ventured to follow my own personal tastes, but have thought it my duty
to consult acknowledged authorities in ecclesiastical music, By gathering
I together their published works, I have been able to form a committee com-
posed of the following persons : the Rev. Sir F. A. Gore-Ouselev, Professor
of Music in the University of Oxford ; Dr. E. G. Monk, Organist of Vork
Minster ; the Rev. Thomas Rogers, Precentor of Durham Cathedral, whose
Pointed Psalter is less widely known than it deserves to be ; Dr. E. S. Rim-
bault ; Dr. \V. H. Monk, Professor of Music in King's College, London,
and Rev. Sir H. W. Baker, Editors of " Hymns, Ancient and Modern," and
Che latest English Pointed Psalter, viz., "The Psalter, with Chants Ancient
and Modern;" Mr. Arthur H. Brown, Editor of "The Anglican Psalter;"
James Turle, Organist of Westminster Abbey, and Dr. J. Stainer, Organist
of S. Paul's Cathedral, London, Editors of " The Cathedral Psalter." In
addition to the several Psalters edited by the foregoing, I have had constantly
before me " The Psalter pointed according to the Use of Trinity Parish, New
York ; " and the latest addition to works of this kind, viz., " The Psalter," edited
by Mr. W. B. Gilbert, Mus. Bac, Organist of Trinity Chapel, New York.
My plan has been to consult every one of these authorities in the point-
ing of each verse. In respect to perhaps half the verses, all the authorities
agree ; in respect to the verses in the pointing of which my committee differ,
I have followed the pointing adopted by the majority ; where they are equally
divided, I have, through their publications, called in other skilled musicians
as experts, and have settled upon that pointing in favour of which there is
the greatest weight of musical opinion.
I think I may fairly claim, therefore, that the pointing of this book is that
•rfvhich has the approval of a majority of those in this country and England
who are best qualified to express an opinion on this subject.
To the works of several of the above-mentioned persons, and especially
to the " Psalter, with Chants Ancient and Modern," I am indebted for most
of the suggestions contained in the following Notes, as well as for many
helps in the arrangement of the Psalms and Canticles.
CHARLES L. HUTCHINS.
The Rectory, Medford, Mass.,
Eastertide, 1882.
Note. — So many persons who use or desire to use this Hymnal have requested the insertion of italicized
syllables m the Canticles and Psalms for chanting, that I have (somewhat reluctantly) adopted them for the forty-
third and subsequent editions.
NOTES.
I. The Pointing of the Canticles and Psalms in this Chant Book admits of two form*
of chant, sometimes considered incompatible: viz., the Anglican, and the Ancient, or
Gregorian.
II. The principle of the Pointing is that of expressing either of these forms of musical
composition in its integrity: and the method is that of the old " Bar," which experience
has proved to be the best yet tried. All marks not essential to the singer, and all un-
necessary stops, have been avoided. The half-bar ( ' ) is placed between words and syllables,
only when their division would otherwise be doubtful. Lines placed horizontally (=)
show that the preceding syllable must be continued for the space indicated.
III. Whenever two syllables are sung to one note, the accent is on the first, and the
second may be as nearly as possible elided.
IV. When, in the Gregorian chant, the two notes of melody at the mediation are in
use, and there are more than two syllables to be sung to them, the first syllable only be-
longs to the first of the two notes. When there is but one syllable in this position, the
note after the ■ is to be omitted.
V. The first note of the chant is the Reciting Note, and takes all the words of the Psalm
to the first bar. These words should be deliberately recited, care being taken to avoid
both hurrying and drawling. Good chanting is simply correct musical reading. Empha-
sis, distinctness, expression, etc., should all be regarded as in reading.
VI. The italicized syllable is the accented syllable, and serves as the emphatic or rally-
ing point for the voices before passing to what may be called the music of the chant. It
should not be dwelt upon longer than is absolutely necessary, or else the chanting will
have a strained and unnatural effect. The emphasis in such words as mighty, blessed, &c.
should not be restricted to the syllable which is italicized, but should be distributed
equally over the whole word.
VII. Whenever a comma occurs in the recitation, it is to be observed, for it is the mark
for " taking breath." The syllable before the comma is not to be sustained. Where no
comma occurs, breath is not to be taken till after the colon. On the other hand, no verse
should be begun before previously taking a, full breath. The neglect of this rule is fatal
to good chanting.
VIII. When, after the recitation, a word of more than one syllable is appointed to one
-note, time must be taken for its proper pronunciation, and the pace of the music must
yield to this. It is a neglect of this rule which leads to the too common fault of " gab-
bling."
IX. Each verse should be taken up immediately after the preceding one, producing a
continuous effect, as if, indeed (to a listener), the whole Psalm were one long verse.
X. If the Choir is divided into Decani and Cantoris, both sides should sin<* the first
two verses and occasionally other verses: the Cantoris side (or those sitting on the Gospel
side of the Chancel) should sing the 3d verse and the other uneven verses, and the Decani
(or those sitting on the Epistle side) should sing the 4th and other even verses. T^° Glorias,
should, of course, be sung by the full choir.
~XI. When, with a Gregorian chant, one of the 6horter forms of mediation is used, the
recitation extends beyond the first bar of the pointing, and up to the second.
XII. The small crotchet, often found in the cadence of the Gregorian chant, belongs,
invariably to the iast syllable in that bar. If there be but one syllable, the small note is
omitted; if two syllables and three notes, the first syllable is sung to the two notes
slurred, and the second to the crotchet," if there are three syllables, one goes to each note,
the last to the crotchet.
XIII. The last note but one in the Gregorian is often (as in Psalm I) a semibreve.
This need not be kept strictly in time as in modern music; on the contrary, when it be-
longs to only one syllable, it may be shortened, in accordance with the freedom of the
Gregorian system of chanting in unison.
XIV. In a cadence, otherwise in modern " duple" time, a bar is sometimes found in
" triple " measure, as in Psalm I (Tone VI1). The two notes slurred together belong to
the second syllable of the bar, except there be three syllables, and then each note has a
syllable.
XV. When, as in some forms of the Gregorian chants, a group of minims joined to-
gether is to be sung on one syllable, care must be taken to sing them no faster than any
other minims.
XVI. The Gregorian chants should, of course, be sung in unison. The accompani-
ment is provided for the use of the organist, not of the choir. This accompaniment is
occasionally varied, and the organist, as he becomes familiar with the use of the book,
will readily transfer these variations from one part of it to another. The harmony on the
reciting note should net be continually changed by organ passages. The beauty of chant-
ing is due, iu a measure, to its monotony.
XVII. The intonation of the first verse, as far as the colon, is usually sung without
the organ, either by the Precentor, or by the men of the choir together; of which the
latter method is, musically, much preferable. The organist should play this part of the
chant through previously, at the end touching the first note of the intonation again.
XVIII. In the use of the Anglican chant, the chant should be played through before
the choir begins to sing. In the directions for the use of the organ stops, unless there are
three rows of keys, the words " Choir Organ " indicate the softest stops on the " Great
Organ." In verses marked " Mel. on G. O." the melody is to be played on the " Great,''
on such a stop as the open Diapason; the accompanying chords on the Swell.
XIX. The attempt to indicate the " tempo " of the chant by the metronomic number,
Is to be understood as applying to both Anglican and Gregorian forms of chant, and as
referring to the minims of the mediation and cadence. These numbers will show also the
variations in tempo for the different Psalms; which are often chanted not only too fast,
but at too much the same pace. Singers will soon learn to regulate the speed of the reci-
tation by that of the minims; and this relation of speed should not be lost sight of.
XX. The shortened form of the Benedicite simply follows ancient liturgical usage, in
which the refrain was sung only in special verses. This form may be recommended for
week-day use.
XXI. F. signifies that the verse is to be sung by both sides of the choir. C. to be sung
by the Cantoris side: D. to be sung by the Decani side. If the choir is not thus divided
these marks may be disregarded. / signifies loud: mf moderately loud: p soft: mp mod-
erately soft.
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Cleanse us, O Lord, and keep us undefiled, that we may be numbered among those
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Lamb, stand before Thy Throne, and serve Thee day and night in Thy Temnle: for
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T 2 Let us come before HU presence
with I thanks * = | giving : and show
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Diaps.
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and a great | King a | bove all | gods.
D 4 In His hand are all the corners | of
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Full Swell.
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Ff f\ COME let us sing | unto • the |
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F/ i^w COME let us sing | unto ' the |
^-^ Lord: let us heartily rejoice in
the | strength of | our sal | vation.
F 2 Let us come before His presence
with | thanks * = | giving : and show
ourselves | glad in | Him with | psalms.
Diap*.
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and a great | King a | bove all | gods.
D 4 In His hand are all the corners | of
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hills is | His ' = | also.
Full Swell.
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and His hands pre | pared ■ the | dry '
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(dim) and we are the people of His
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stand in | awe of | Him.
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Ff Glory be to the Father, | and ■ to
the | Son: and | to the | Holy | Ghost ;
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and | ever | shall be : world without |
end • = | A * = | men.
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come, let us sing unto the Lord:
Psalm xcv.
G. O, Prin.
Ff f\ COME, let us sing unto the | Lord :
\J let us heartily rejoice iu the |
strength of | our sal | vation.
F 2 Let us come before His presence with
thanks | living: and show oursetees I
glad in j Him with | psalms.
Diaps.
C 3 For the Lord is a great | God : and
a great | King a | bove all | gods.
D 4 In His hand are all the corners of
the | earth: and the strength of the |
hills is | His ' = | also.
40.
Intonation of Tone vm.2
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O come, let us siug unto the Lord:
Fall Swell.
C 5 The sea is His, and He | made it:
and His hands pre | pared * the |
dry • = | land.
Choir.
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down: (p) and kneel be | fore the | Lord
our | Maker.
C cr 7 For He is the Lord our | God: [dim]
and we are the people of His pasture,
and the | sheep of | His * = | hand.
Full Swell.
Dp SO worship the Lord in the beauty
of | ho ' liness: (cr) let the whole earth [
stand in | awe of | Him.
C dim§ For He cometh. for He cometh to
judge the | earth: and with righteous-
ness to judge the world, and the | peo-
ple | with His | truth.
G. O.
Ff Glory be to the Father, and to the |
Son: and | to the | Holy \ Ghost:
As it was in the beginning, is noic. and
ever j shall be: world without |
end • = I A * = I men.
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Tone viii.2
Short Mediation. ( Secon-d Harjcoxv for Cadexcx;
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Psalm xcv.
G. O. Prin.
Fff\ COME, let us sing | unto ' the |
\_/ Lord ' = : let us heartily rejoice
in the | strength of | our sal | vation.
F 2 Let us come hefore His presence
with | thanks ' = | giving: and show
ourselves | glad in | Him with | psalms.
Diaps.
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God • = : and a great | King a | bove
all | gods.
D 4 In His hand are all the corners J of
the | earth * = : and the strength of
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C Ej The sea is His, | and He 1 made if
and His hands pre J pared * the | dry •=» |
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fall • = | down • = : (p) and kneel be j
fore the | Lord our J Maker.
C 7 For He is the | Lord our | God * -= :
(dim) and we are the people of His pas-
ture, and the | sheep of | His ■ = | hand.
Full Swell.
D 8 0 worship the Lord in the | beauty
of | ho • liness : {cr) let the whole
earth | stand in | awe of | Him.
C 0 For He cometh, for He cometh to |
judge the | earth • = : and with right-
eousness to judge the world, and the j
people | with His | truth.
G. O.
F Glory be to the Father, | and ■ to the J
Son ' = : and | to the | Holy | Ghost.
As it was in the beginning, is now*
and | ever | shall be: world without j
end • = | A • = J men.
come,let us sing ua - to the Lord:
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Ff W7E praise | Thee O | God : we ac-
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Lord.
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the | Father | ever | lasting.
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coyi | tinual | ly do | cry,
Prin. coupled with Swell.
Fp 5 Holy I Holy | Holy : Lord | God of |
Saba i oth :
Ff H Heaven and earth are fall of the |
Majes | ty : of | Thy ■ = | Glo • = | ry.
Diaps. coupled.
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postles ; (full) praise | = * = H= " = |
Thee.
D mf 8 The goodly /t/lowship | of the |
Prophets : (full) praise | = * = | = • — j
Thee.
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(full) praise I = • = I = • = | Thee.
Df 10 The holy Church throughout I all
the | world : doth | = * ac | knowledge |
Thee ;
C mf 11 The | Fa • = | ther : of an | in ■
finite | Majes | tv ;
D 12 Thine ad | ora * ble | true : and |
on • = | = • lv I Son ;
C 13 Also the ] Holy | Ghost : (p) the |
Com • = | fort • = | er.
Prin.
Ff 14 Thou art the | King of | Glory :
O | = • = | = • = | Christ.
Fj 15 Tlxni art the ei'er | lasting | Son:
of I = • the | Fa " = I ther.
Choir.
TT D pp 16 When Thou tookest upon Thee to
de | liver | man : Thou didst humble
Thyself to be I born ■ = | of a | Virgin.
C p 17 When Thou hadst overcome the |
sharpness • of | death : (cr) Thou didst
open the Kingdom of | Heaven to | all
be | lievers.
G. O.
Df 18 Thou sittest at the right | hand of [
God : in the | Glory | of the | Father.
Choir.
C pp 19 We beZiei-e that | Thoushalt | come:
to | be • = | our ' = I Judge.
D 20 We therefore pray Thee | help
Thy | servants : whom Thou hast re-
deemed | with Thy | precious | blood.
Full Sw. closed.
C mf 21 Make them to be numbered | with
Thy | Saints : in | glory | ever | lasting.
(Reduce.)
D p 22 O Lord \ save Thy | people : and |
bless Thine | herit | age.
C mf 23 Gov | = ' ern j ;hem : and | lift
them | up for | ever.
G. O.
1 F f 24 Day | bv • = | day : we | magni /
fv • = I Thee ;
Swell.
p 25 And we j worship ■ Thy | Name ;
erer | world with I out ' = | end.
Dp 2(5 Vouch | safe O | Lord: to keep us
this | day with | out ■ = | sin.
C 27 O Lord have | mercy * up | on us :
have | mercv ■ up | on • = ] us.
D 28 O Lord let Thy mercy | be up | on
us : as our | trust ■ = f is in | Thee.
Diaps. coupled.
Ff 2H 0 Lord in Thet \ have I | tn-sted •
kt tue | never I be con | founded
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world with | out ' = f end.
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dav with ; out * = 1 sin.
D mf 8 The goodly /etfowship | of the ' Proph-
ets: (full) praise I =•=;=•= | Thee.
Cmf 9 The noble | army * of | Martyrs: (full)
praise I = * = | = * = I Thee.
Df 10 The holy Church throughout | all the |
world : doth | = • ac I knowledge | Thee.
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Majes | ty;
D 12 Thine ad | ora ' ble J true: and \
on * = | = * ly J Son;
C 13 Also the | Holy | Ghost: (p) the |
Com * = | fort ' = | er.
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O I = ' = | = • = j Christ.
Ff 15 Thou art the erer | lasting | Son:
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Dp 22. O Lord | save Thy | people: and
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F p 5 .Holy Holy Holy : Lord | God of j Sabaoth;
Ff 0 Heaven and earth are full of the |
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Majes | ty;
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liver ! man: Thou didst humble Thyself to
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Thy | Saints: in | glory | ever | lasting.
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D p 22 O Lord \ save Thy | people : and \
bless Thine | herit I age.
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day with 1 out " = j sin.
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as our |- trust • = | is in j Thee.
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/^/TTTE praise | Thee O | God: we ncknow-
W ledge | Thee to | be the | Lord.
F 2 All the earth doth j worship | Thee: the \
Father | ever | lasting.
Dinps.
C 3 To Thee all Angels | cry a | loud: the
Heavens, and | all the | Powers there j in.
D 4 To Thee Cheruoim and | Sera j phim :
con | tinual | ly do | cry.
1'risi. OOUplfd with Swell.
F p 5 #oly i Holy | Holy : Lord j God of I Sabaoth;
Ff G Heaven and earth are full of the |
Majes I ty : of \ Thy * = | Olo * = | ry.
Dhi }>•». eoupleil*
G mf 7 The glorious company | of * the A | post-
les: (full) praise | = * = | = • = | Thee.
D mf8 The goodly fellowship | of the I Pioph-
ets: (full) praise I = • = I = ■ = | 'J :
C mf 9 the rjoble | array * of | Martyrs: (full)
praise | = ' = | = " = j Thee.
Df 10 The holy Church throughout | all the |
world : doth | = ' ac I knowledge | Thee.
Cmf 11 The \ Fa * = | ther: of an | in * finite I
Majes | ty;
D 12 Thine ad | ora * ble | true: and \
on * = | = ' ly ; Son;
C 13 Also the | Holy | Ghost: (p) the |
Com ' = | fort " = | er.
Prin.
Ff 14 Thou art the | King of J Glory:
O | = ' = | = ' = | Christ.
Ff 15 Thou art the ever \ lasting | Son:
o/ J = • the | Fa ' = | ther.
PR/3PEET.
Choir.
Dpp 16 When Thou tookest upon Thee to de |
liver | man: Thou didst humble Thyself to
be | born * = | of a | Virgin.
C p 17 When Thou hadst overcome the J .
sharpness * of | death: (a) Thou didst open the
Kingdom of | Heaven to | all be | lievers.
u. b.
Df 18 Thou sittest at the right | hand of |
God: in the | Glory | of the j Father.
Choir,
Cpp 19 We believe that | Thou shalt | come:
(jVo. CO, repeated.)
t:
to I be ' = | our ' =
D 20 We therefore pray Thee | help Thy
servants: whom Thou hast redeemed j with
Thy | precious \ blood.
Full Swell closed.
C mf 21 Make them to be m/mbered | with
Thy | Saints: in \ glory | ever | lasting.
(Reduce.)
D jo 22 O Lord \ save Thy | people : and \
bless Thine | herit I age.
Cmf 23 Gov | = • ern | them : and | lift
them I up for I ever.
GOSS.
G. O.
Ff 24 Day \ by • = | day : we j magui |
fy • = | Thee;
Swell.
F 25 And we | worship ' Thy | Name: ever |
world with | out ' = | end.
Dp26 Vouch | safe O | Lord : to keep us this [
day with [ out * = 1 sin.
G 27 O Lord have I mercy * up | on us : have \
mercy "up j on '= | us.
D 28 O Lord let Thy mercy | be up | on us:
as our | trust • = | is in j Thee.
Diaps. eoupled.
i^29 0 Lord in Thee \ have I [ trusted: lei
me I never I be con j founded.
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We praise Thee,
God:
G. O. Prin.
^/TTTE praise \ Thee, O | God: we ac-
T V A-noicledge | Thee to | be the | Lord.
F 2 All the earth doth | worship | Thee:
the J Father | ever | lasting.
Diaps.
C 3 To Thee all Angels | cry a | loud: the
Heavens, and | all the | Powers there |
in.
O 4 To Thee Cherubim and | Sera | phim:
con | tinual | ly do | cry.
Prin. rnn pled with Swell.
Fp5 Ho\y. I Holy, | Holy: Lord | God of |
Saba | oth:
P/6 Heaven and earth are full of the |
Majea | ty : of | Thy • = I Glo ■ = | ry.
Oi»p*. coupled.
Cm/ 7 The glorious company | of * the A |
postles: (full) praise | = • = j = ' = j
Thee.
DmfS The goodly fellowship | of the
Prophets: (full) praise J = • = | = * =
Thee.
Cm/0 The jjoble | army • of | Martyrs:
(full) praise j .— • — | — • — | Thee.
Df\0 The holy Church throughout | all
the | world : doth | = * ac | knowledge |
Thee;
Jm/11 The | Fa • «= | ther: of an | in • fi-
nite | Majes | ty;
0 12 Thine ad | ora * ble | true: and \
on ' -= I = * ly | Son;
V 13 Also the | Holy | Ghost: (p) the |
Com ■ = | fort • = | er.
Prin.
Ff 14 Thou art the I King of | Glory:
O | = • = | = * = | Christ.
FT 15 Thou art the eter | lasting | Son:
" of 1 = ' the | Fa * = I ther.
Choir.
Dpp 16 When Thou tookest upon Thee to
de | liver | man: Thou didst humble
Thyself to be | born • = | of a | Virgin.
Cp 17 When Thou hadst overcome the |
sharpness ■ of | death: (cr) Thou didst
open the Kingdom of | Heaven to | all
be | lievers.
G. O.
Df 18 Thou sittestatthe right | hand of |
God : in the | Glory | of the | Father.
Choir.
Cpp 19 We believe that | Thoushalt | comej
to | be ' = | our ■ = | Judge.
D 20 We therefore pray Thee | help
Thy | servants: whom Thou hasr re-
deemed | with Thy | precious | blood.
Full Swell closed.
Cm/ 21 Make them to be numbered I
with Thy | Saints: in | glory | ever J
lasting.
(Reduce.)
Dp 22 6 Lord, | save Thy \ people: and |
bless Thine | herit | age.
Cmf 23 Gov | = * ern | them: and | lift
them | up for | ever.
G. O.
Ff 24 Day | by * = | day: we \ magni |
fy • = | Thee;
Swell.
F 25 And we | worship * Thy | Name:
ecer | world with | out * = | end.
D p 26 Vouch | safe O | Lord: to keep u*
this | day with | out • = | sin.
C 27 O Lord have | mercy ' up | on us'
have | mercy • up | on * = | us.
D 28 O Lord let Thy mercy I be up | ot»
us : as our | trust • = | is in | Tnee.
Diup*. coupled.
Ff 29 '6 Lord in Thee | have I | trusted:
let me | never | be con | founded.
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G. O. Prin.
Ff f\ ALL ye Works of the Lord, |
V-' bless * ye the | Lord: praise Him,
and J magni ' fy | Him for | ever.
F 2 O ye Angels of the Lord |
C mf 3 O ye Heavens \
D 4 O ye Waters that be above the
.Firmament |
C 5 O all ye Powers of the Lord \ ....
Diaps. coupled.
D 6 O ye Sun and Moon \ ....
C 7 O ye Stars of Heaven \ ....
Swell only,
D 8 O ye Showers and Dew j . . . .
9 O ye Winds of God \ ....
10 O ye Fire and Heat \ ....
11 O ye Winter and -Summer | . . ..
12 O ye Dews and Fi-osts \ ....
13 O ye Frost and Cold \ ....
14 O ye Ice and Snow \ ....
15 O ye Nights and Days \ ....
16 O ye Light and Darkness | . . . .
17 O ye Lightnings and Clouds \ ....
G.O.
Ff 18 O lei the Earth | bless the | Lord:
yea let it praise Him and | magni * f y |
Him for | ever.
Diaps. coupled.
C ntf 19 O ye Mountains and Hills \ ....
D 20 O all ye Green Things upon th'
Earth j
C 21 O ye Wells \ ....
Swell only.
D 22 O ye Seas and Floods |
C 23 O ye Whales and all that move h
the Waters |
D 24 O all ye Fowls of the Air \ ....
C 25 O all ye Beasts and Cattle \ ....
D 26 O ye Children of Men \ ....
G. O. Prin.
Ff 27 O let Israel | bless the j Lord'
praise Him, and J magni ' fy | Hiro
for I ever.
Diaps. coupled.
D 28 O ye Priests of the Lord |
C 29 O ye Servants of the Lord \ ....
Swell.
Dp 30 O ye Spirits and Souls of tla
Bighteous j
C 31 O ye holy and humble Men of
heart \ ....
G. O. Prin.
Ff Glory be to the Father, | and * to
the I Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghost?
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and I ever | shall be: world without j
end • = j A. ' = I men,
24
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2 O ye Angels of the.... Lord, bless
3 O ye Heavens, bless
m/4 O ye Waters that \ ^. , ,,
be above the I Firmament, bless
5 O all ye Powers of the Lord,... bless
Diaps. coupled*
6 0 ye Sun and Moon, bless
7 O ye Stars of Heaven
Swell only.
8 O ye Showers and Dew,
9 Oye Winds of God,
10 O ye Fire and Heat,
11 O ye Winter and.. .Summer,
12 O ye Dews and Frosts,
13 O ye Frost and Cold,
14 O ye Ice and Snow,
Can.
ye the
ye the
ye the
ye the
Full.
Lord ; praise 'liui, &C.
Lord ;
Lord ,
Lord ; . .
bless ye the
bless ye the
bless ye the
bless the Lord
15 O ye Nights and Days,
16 O ye Light and • • • -Darkness
17 O ye Lightnings and Cloud3,
G. O.
fulllS O let the Earth,
Diaps* coupled.
mf 19 Oye Mountains and Hills,
20 O all ye Green Things
upon the
21 Oye Wells,
Swell only.
22 O ye Seas and ..Floods
23 O ye Whales and all
that move in the
24 O all ye Fowls of the... Air, bless ye the
25 O all ye Beasts and Cattle, bless ye the
/ 26 O ye Children of Men, bless ye the
G. O. Priii.
fall 27 O let Israel-
Diapi. coupled.
28 O ye Priests of the . . . .Lord,
29 0 ye Servants of the... Lord,
Swell.
bless ye the
Earth, bless ye the
bless ye the
bless ye the
Waters, Mess ye the
Lord ;
Lord
Lord
yea, let it .
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
Lord
.bless the Lord
bless ye the
If1 ess ye the
p 30 0 ye Spirits and
Souls of the
31 O ye holy and
humble Men of
Righteous,
.... heart,
bless ye the
bleso ye the
Lord ;
Lord ;
Lord ;
Lord ;
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the Father, and >
and to the Holy Ghost
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MORNING PRAYER.
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G. O. Prin. Diaps.
C mf 11 O ye Mountains and Hills, | bless *
ye tlit- | Lord: O all ye Green Things
upon the Earth. | bless * ye the | Lord.
Swell.
F /~\ A LL ye Works'of the Lord, | bless *
Vy ye the | Lord: praise Him, and
magnify Him for | ev * = | er.
F 2 O ye Angels of the Lord, | bless *
ye the | Lord: O ye Heavens, | bless ■ ye
the | Lord.
C mf 3 O ye Waters that be above the Fir-
mament, | bless • ye the | Lord: O ye
Powers of the Lord, | bless * ye the |
Lord.
Diaps. coupled.
D 4 O ye Sun and Moon, | bless ' ye
the | Lord: O ye Stars of Heaven, \
bless • ye the | Lord.
Swell.
C 5 O ye Showers and Dew. | bless ■ ye
the | Lord : O ye Winds of God, | bless *
ye the | Lord.
D 6 O ye Fire and Heat, | bless ' ye
the | Lord: O ye Winter and Sum-
mer, | bless • ye the | Lord.
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the | Lord: O ye Frost and Cold, | bless '
ye the | Lord.
D 8 O ye Ice and Snow, | bless * ye
the | Lord: O ye Nights and Days, |
bless ' ye the | Lord.
C 9 O ye Light and Da?-fcness, | bless *
ye the | Lord: O ye Lightnings and
Clouds, I bless ' ye the | Lord.
G. O.
Ff 10 O let the Earth | bless • the |
Lord: yea let it praise Him, and mag-
nify Him for | ev • = | er.
D 12 O ye Wells, | bless ■ ye the | Lord:
O ye Seas and Floods, | bless ' ye the |
Lord.
C 18 O ye Whales and all that move in
the Waters, | bless ■ ye the | Lord: O
all ye Fowls of the Air, | bless ' ye
the *| Lonl.
D 14 O all ye Beasts and Cattle, | bless "
ye the | Lord: O ye Children of Men, |
bless ■ ye the | Lord.
CO. Prin.
Ff 15 O Let Israel | bless ■ the | Lord:
praise Him, and magnify Him for |
ev • = | er.
Diaps. coupled.
D mf 1(3 O ye Priests of the Lord, | bless *
ye the [ Lord: O ye Servants of the
Lord, | bless • ve the | Lord.
Swell.
C p 17 O ye Spirits and Souls of the
Righteous. | bless* ye the | Lord: praise
Him, and magnify Him for | ev • = | er.
D cr 18 O ye holy and humble Men of
heart, | bless • ye the | Lord: praise
Him, and magnify Him for | ev • = | er.
Prin.
Ff Glory be to the Father, | and ■ to
the | Son: and to the | Holy | Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is novo, and
ever | shall ■ = fbe: world without
end. | A ' = | men.
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bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
S. O. Pi-in.
Ff 1 0 all ve Works of the Lord,
F 2 0 ve "Angels of the Lord,
7mf3 O ye Heavens,
D 4 O ye Waters
that be above the
7 5 0 all ye Powers of the Lord,
Diaps. coupled.
D 6 0 ye Sun and Moon,
7 7 O ye Stars of Heaven,
Swell only.
0 8 0 ve Showers and Dew,
7 9 Oye Winds of God,
D 10 Oye Fire and Heat,
7 11 0 ye Winter t»nd ..... Summer,
D 12 0 ye Dews and .Frosts,
7 13 0 ye Frost and Cold,
D 14 Oye Ice and Snow,
7 15 O ye Nights and Days'-
J> 16 Oye Light and Darkness,
7 17 O ve Lightnings *nd.... Clouds,
[i .O.
P/I8 01etthe Earth,
Hups, coupled.
7mfl9 O ye Mountains and ....Hills,
D '20 O all ye Green Things
upon the
7 21 Oye ..Wells,
•iwell only.
D 22 0yeSeasand Floods,
7 23 O ve Whales and all) _
that move in the j trotters,
0 24 O all ye Fowls of the Air,
7 25 O all ye Beasts and .... Cattle,
[)/26 Oye Children of Men,
[i. O. Prin.
F/27 O let Israel
Diaps. coupled.
D 28 Oye Priests of the Lord,
7 29 O ye Servants of the ....ford,
4well.
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As it was in the beginning, *
is now, and
the Lord ; praise Him,&nd | magui-fy | Him * for I e-ver.
the Lord ; praise Him, &c
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the Lord:
the Lord;
the Lord:
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
bless * = the Lord; yea, let it praise Him, and
the Lord;
Earth,
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
= the Lord;
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
bless ye
ev - er
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord;
the Lord :
the Son: and J to the | Ho-ly | Ghost;
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(Reduce.)
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Full Swell,
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(Reduce.)
F 2 Be ye sure that the Lord \ He is |
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be joyful in the Lord,all ye lands:
Psalm C.
G. O. PHn.
Ff f\ BE joyful in the Lord all ye |
V/ lands: serve the Lord with glad-
ness, and come before His presence | with
a | song.
(Reduce.)
F 2 Be ye sure that the Lord He is | God :
it is He that hath made us and not we
ourselves, we are His people, and the
sheep of His | pas * = | ture.
111.
Full Swell.
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thanksgiving, and into His courts with i
praise: be thankful unto Him, aul
good | of His | Name.
Dp 4 For the Lord is gracious. His mercy
is ever | last * ing: {cr) and His truth
endureth from generation to gene \
ra * = | tion.
G. O.
Ff Glory be to the Father, and to the |
Son: and to the | Holy [ Ghost:
As it was in the beginning, is now, and
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Psalm C.
G. O. Prin.
Fff\ BE joyful in the Lord, | all ye |
V/ lands: serve the Lord with gladness,
and come be/ore His | pres * ence | with
a | song.
(Reduce.)
F 2 Be ye sure that the Lord | He is |
God: it'is He that hath made us, and not
we ourselves, we are His people, and
the | sheep of | His • = | pasture.
Full Swell.
C 3 O go your way into His gates with
thanksgiving. and ?/ito His | courts with I
praise: be thankful unto Him, and j
speak good J of His \ Name.
Dp 4 For the Lord is gracious His mercy
is | ever | lasting: (cr) and His truth en-
dureth from gener \ atiou * to | gener |
ation.
G. O.
Ff Glorv be to the Father, | and * to the |
Son * = : and | to the | Holy | Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, i&
now, and | ever | shall be: worM with-
out | eud * = | A • = | men
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i.ynLEflSBD be the Lord God of | Is-ra |
Of 1 : for He hath visited | and re! deemed*
H'.s | people ;
And hath raised up a mighty sal | ra-
tion | for us: in the house | of His | ser-
vant | David ;
C As He spake by the mouth of His | holy |
Frophets: which have been | since the j
world be | gan ;
P> That we should be saved from our | ene |
mies:and from the hand of | all that |
hate *= | u? ;
C To perform the mercy pi-omised to | our
fore | fathers: and to remember His | ho-
ly | Cove | nant ;
D To perform the oath which He sware
to our fore/ather | Abra J ham : that | He
would | give ■ = | us J
*7j) That we being delivered out of the hand
might
| Him
of our | ene | mies:
with j out • = | fear;
Dp In holiness and righteous | ness be | fore
Him : all the | days of | our ' = | lift.
Cmf And thou Child", shalt be called the Pro-
phet | of the | Highest: for thou shalt go
before the face of the Lord | to pre | pare
His | ways ;
To give knowledge of salvation | unto ■
His \ people : for the re | mission f of
their | sins,
Through the tender mercy | of our J
God : whereby the day-spring from on j
high hath | visit • ed | us ;
To give light to them that sit in dark-
ness, and in the J shadow ■ of [ death ;(p /
and to guide our feet J into * the | way
of | peace.
Glory be etc.
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deemed' His | people;
2 And hath raised up a viighty sal | va
tion | for us ■ in the house j of His | ser
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ene | mies:andfromtheAa«c/of | all that
hate ' = | us ;
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fore j fathers: and to rewiewber His | ho-
ly | Cove | nant ;
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to our fore/ather | Abra J ham : that \ He
would | give • = | us ;
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might
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with | out • = | fear;
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Him : all the | days of f our ' = | life.
Cm/9 And thou Child, shalt be called the
Prophet | of the | Highest: for thou shalt
go before the face of the Lord | to pre- |
pare His | ways ;
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His | people : for the re | mission J of
their | sins,
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God: whereby the day-spring from on f
high hath I visit ed | us;
D 12 To give light to them that sit in dark-
ness, and in the | shadow ■ of | death ;(p'
and to guide our feet | into ' the j way
of | peace.
Ff Glory be etc.
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deemed ■ His | people ;
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BLESSED be the Lord God of \
Isra I el : for He hath r/sited |
and re j deemed • His | people ;
2 And hath raised up a mighty sal |
vation I for us : in the Aou.se | of
His I servant | David ;
3 As He spake by the mouth of
His I holy | Prophets : which have
been | since the | world be | gan ;
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our I ene | mies : and from the hand
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to I our fore | fathers : and to re-
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ham: that | He would | give*=
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be I fore Him : all the | days of |
our • = I life.
C???/9 And thou Child, shalt be called
the Prophet | of the | Highest: for
thou shalt go before the face of the
Lord I to pre | pare His | wa;
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our I God: whereby the day-spring
from on | high hath | visit • ed |
us ;
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darkness, and in the | shadow •
of I death ; ( p) and to guide oui
feet I into ■ the | way of | peace.
Ff Glory be to the Father, | and •
to the I Son : and | to the | Holy |
Ghost ;
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now, and I ever | shall voe : world
without I end • = | A • «=■» j men.
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O. O. Pr/n.
/^wi/^ITY soul doth jna^ni | fy the | Lord:
-^'J- and my spirit hath re | joiced ■ in j
God my | Saviour.
2 For He | hath re | garded : the loicli j
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J>iaps, coupled.
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gener | ations ; shall | call me | blessed.
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(Swell closed. I
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Him : through | out all | gener | ations.
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arm- ^i .acri jeact^red the proud in the
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holpen His se?-vant | Isra | el : as He
promised to our forefathers, Abraham J
and his | seed for | ever.
Gt. Org.
F f Glory be to the Father, | and ■ tc the |
Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghost ;
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and j ever j shall be : ivorld without |
end • = J A * = { men.
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marvel ' lous | things.
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His | holy | arm : hath he gotten Him |
self the | victo | ry.
I»iaj>s.
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Full Swell.
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and let the hills be joyful together be I
fore the | Lord : for He | cometh ' to |
judge the | earth.
(Dim.)
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judge the | world : and the | people
with | equi | tv.
G. O.
Ff Glory be to the Father, | and ■ to
the | Son : and | to the | Holy | Ghost ;
As it was in the beginning, is now,
and | ever | shall be : world without |
end • = j A ' = | men.
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Ff r\ SING unto the Lord a | new ■ =
marvel • lous | things.
F 2 With His own right hand, and with
His | holy | arm : hath he gotten Him |
self the | victo | ry.
Diaps.
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tion : His righteousness hath He openly
showed in the | sight • = | of the |
heathen.
Choir.
D 4 He hath remembered His mercy
and truth toward the house of | Isra |
el : and all the ends of the world have
seen the sal | vation | of our | God.
Full Swell.
Cf 5 Show yourselves joyful unto the
Lord, | allye | lands : *<//,'/, re | joice
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Psalm xcviii.
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lous things.
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the | vie | tory.
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truth toward the house of isra | el : and
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sal | vation | of 1 our God.
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give j thanks.
D 6 Praise the Lord upon the | harp: sing
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giving.
(Open.)
C 7 With trumpets also and | shawms : O
show yourselves joyful be | fore the |
Lord | the King.
D 8 Let the sea make a noise and all that
therein | is: the round world, and | they
that | dwell | therein.
C 9 Let the floods clap their hands, and
let the hills be joyful together before
the | Lord: for He | cometh * to | judge |
the earth.
DplO With righteousness shall He judge
the | world : and the | people • wi th | e |
quity.
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Ff Glory be to the Father, and to the |
Son: and | to the | Ho | ly Ghost:
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Psalm xcviii.
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F /\ SING unto the Lord a | new ■ =
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F 2 With His own right hand, and with
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Choir.
J) 4 He hath remembered His mercy and
truth toward the house of | Isra | el * = :
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the sal | vation | of our | God.
Full Swell.
Cf 5 Show yourselves joyful unto the Lord I
all ye | lands * = : sing, re | joiceand {
give * = | thanks.
D 6 Praise the Lord up | on the | harp • = ;
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thanks ' = | giving.
(Open.)
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O show yourselves joy fid be | fore the J
Lord the | King.
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the | Lord * = : for He | cometh * to |
judge the | earth.
Dp 10 With righteousness shall He | judge
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e - qui | ty.
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S. Luke ii : 29.
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267.
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S. Luke ii : 29.
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GOD be merciful unto | us and |
bless us : ami show us the light
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f ul I unto I us ;
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on I earth : Thy sauing | health a |
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glad : for Thou shalt judge the folk
righteously, and govern the | nations *
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God shall | give '= | us His | blessing.
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C p 7 God shall | bless • = | us : and all
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Him.
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F i / /^ OD be merciful tmto | us and |
\JT bless us: and show us the light
of His countenance, and be | merci *
ful | unto | us;
P 2 That Thy way maybe | known up *
on | earth : Thy saving j health a |
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Psalm lxviii.
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hosts • = : ye sercanta of j His that 1 do
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Ff 3 /^HRIST being raised from the
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Swell shut.
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Ff 3 JURIST being raised from the
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FfS /"YtJRIST being raised from the dead |
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G. O.
F/Glory be to the Father, | and ■ to the |
Son: and \ to the | Holy | Ghost;
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ever | shall be: world without | end •= |
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OCCASIONAL ANTHEMS.
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PRAISE ye the Lord, for it is a
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2 The Lord doth build up Je | rusa
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thy | children ' with | in • = | thee.
Swell.
Dp 8 He maketh peace | in thy | borders:
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G. O.
Ff Glory be to the Fr/ther. | and ■ to
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Fkom Psalm cxlyii.
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JL thing to sing praises | unto * our |
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is i come * = | ly.
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Choir.
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God the I Father.
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JLj the number I of my i days: that
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to I live.
F p 2 Behold Thou hast made my days
as it were a I span * = I long: and mine
age is even as nothing in respect of
Thee, and verily every man living is
«/to I gether I vani 1 ty.
C 3 For man walketh in a vain shadow.
and disquieted him I self in I vain: he
heapeth up riches, and cannot tell I
who shall I gather I them.
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hope: truly my I hope is
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fences: and make me not a re I
buke ' = I unto ' the I foolish.
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Dp 0 When Thou with rebukes dost
chasten man for sin. Thou makest his
beauty to consume away, like as it
were a moth I fretting ' a I garment:
every man Merefore I is but I vani I
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Thine ears* con I sider * my I calling:
hold not. Thy I peace • = I at my I tears.
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and a sojourner as I all my I fathers I
were.
C 9 O spare me a little, that I may re I
cover * my I strength: before 1 go
hence^ I and be I no more I seen.
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brought forth, or ever the earth and
the I world were I made: Thou art God
from everlasting and I world with I
out • = I end.
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tion: again Thou sayest, Come a I
gain ye i children ' of I men.
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are I but as I yesterday: seeing that
is past as a I watch • = I in the I
night.
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they are even I as a I sleep: and fade
&way I sudden ■ ly I like the I gi
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groweth I up: but in the evening it is
cut down I dried I up and I wither'd.
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dis I pleasure: and are afraid at Thy I
wrathful I indig I nation.
Cp 17 Thou hast net our mis I deeds be I
fore Thee: and our secret sins in the
light I of Thy I counte I nance.
D 18 For when Thou art angry all
our I days are I gone: we bring our
years to' an end, as it were a I tale • = I
that is I told.
C 10 The days of our age are three-
score years and ten: and though men
be so strong that they come to I four-
score I years: yet is their strength
then but labour' and sorrow: so soon
passethija I way and I we are I gone.'
D cr 20 So teach us to I number ■ our I
days: that we may apply our I
hearts ' = I unto I wisdom.
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F f Glory be to the Father. I and ■ to
the I Son : and I to the I Holy I Ghost;
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Good Lord deliver us.
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Thy Baptism, Fasting, | and Temp-tation, Good Lord, deliver us.
By Thine Agony and Bloody Sweat; by Thy Cross and Passion: by Thy precious Death
and Burial; by Thy glorious Resurrection and Ascension : and by the coming of the
| Holy Ghost, Good Lord, deliver us.
In all time of our tribulation; in all time of our prosperity; in the hour of death, and in
the | day of judgment, Good Lord, deliver us.
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That it may please Thee to illuminate all Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, with true know
ledge and understanding of Thy Word; and that both by their preaching and liv-
ing they may set it forth,and show | it ac-cordingly;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to send forth labourer* , into Thine harvest.
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord,
That it may please Thee to bless and keep ] all Thy people;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord,
That it may please Thee to give to all nations unity, | peace.and concord;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to give us an heart to love and fear Thee, and diligently to live
after | Thy com-mandments;
We beseech Thee to hear us. good Lord.
That it may please Thee to give to all Thy people increase of grace to hear meekly Thy
Word, and to receive it with pure affection, and to bring forth the fruits | of the Spirit ;
We beseech Thee to hear us. good Lord.
That it may please Thee to bring into the way of truth all such as have erred, and | are
de-ceived : We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to strengthen such as do stand ; and to comfort and help the
weak-hearted; and to raise up those who fall; and finally to beat down Satan under
our feet: We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to succour, help, and comfort, all who are in danger, necessity,
and | tri-bu-lation;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to preserve all who travel by land or by water, all women in the
perils of child-birth, all sick persons, and young children ; and to show Thy pity
upon aK prison- | ers and captives;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to defend, and provide for, the fatherless children, and widows,
and all who are desolate | and oppressed;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to have mercy up- | on all men;
We beseech Thee to hear ua, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to forgive our enemies, persecutors, and slanderers, and to |
turn their hearts;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to give and preserve to our use the kindly fruits of the earth,
so that in due time we | may en-joy them;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
That it may please Thee to give us true repentence; to forgive us all our sins, negligen-
ces, and ignorances; and to endue us with the grace of Thy Holy Spirit to amend
our lives according to Thy | ho-ly Word;
We beseech Thee to hear us, good Lord.
MINISTER. ANSWER.
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Our Father, Who art in heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name. Thy
kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, As it is in heav-
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trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And
lead us not into temptation; But deliver us from evil. Amen.
MINISTER.
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prayers which we make before Thee in all our troubles and adversities,
whensoever they oppress us; and graciously hear us, that those evils
which the craft and subtilty of the devil or man worketh against us,
may, by Thy good providence, be brought to nought; that we Thy
servants, being hurt by no persecutions, may evermore give thanks
unto Thee in Thy holy Church; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
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WE humbly beseech Thee, O Father, mercifully to look upon our infirmities; and for the
glory of Thy Xame, turn from us all those evils that we most justly have deserved;
and grant, that in all our troubles we may put our whole trust and confidence in Thy
mercy, and evermore serve Thee in holiness and pureness of living, to Thy honour and
glory; through our only Mediator and Advocate, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
ALMIGHTY God, Father of all mercies, we, Thine unworthy servants, do give Thee
most humble and hearty thanks for all Thy goodness and loving-kindness to us, and to
all men. We bless Thee for our creation, preservation, and all the blessings of this life;
but, above all, for Thine inestimable love in the redemption of the world by our Lord
Jesus Christ ; for the means of grace, and for the hope of glory. And, we beseech Thee,
give us that due sense of all Thy mercies, that our hearts may be unfeignedly thankful,
and that we show forth Thy praise, not only with our lips, but in our lives; by giving
up ourselves to Thy seryice, and by walking before Thee in holiness and righteouness all
our days; through Jesus Christ our Lord, to whom, with Thee, and the Holy Ghost,
be all honour and glory, world without end. Amen.
ALMIGHTY God, who hast given us grace at this time with one accord to make our
common supplications unto Thee: and dost promise that when two or three are gathered
together in Thy Xame, Thou wilt grant their requests; Fulfil now, O Lord, the desires
and petitions of Thy servants, as may be most expedient for them; granting us in this
world knowledge of Thy truth, and in the world to come life everlasting. Amen.
THE GRACE of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the
Holy Ghost, be with us all evermore. Amen.
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Selection iFftst.
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showeth • His handy | work.
2 One day telleth ■ an | other :
and one night | certi | fieth • an |
other.
3 There is neither | speech nor |
language : but their voices are | heard
a j raong • = | them.
4 Their sound is gone out into |
all • ■= j lands : and their words into
the | ends ■ = | of the \ world.
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5 In them hath He set a taber-
nacle | for the | sun : which cometh
forth as a bridegroom out of his cham-
ber, and rejoiceth as a | giant ■ to J
run his | course.
6 It goeth forth from the utter-
most part of the heaven, and runneth
about unto the ond .of | it a | gain :
and there is nothing hid | from the |
heat there | of.
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7 The law of the Lord is an un de-
riled late, con | verting • the | soul:
the testimony of the Lord is sure, and
giveth | wisdom | unto ■ the | simple.
8 The statutes of the Lord are right
and re | joice the | heart : the com-
mandment of the Lord is pure, and
yiveth j light ■ = | unto ■ the | eyes.
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dim. 9 The fear of the Lord is clean
and en | dureth • for | ever : the
judgments of the Lord are true, and |
righteous | alto | gether.
1 0 More to be desired are they than
gold, yea than | much fine | gold:
sweeter also than honey, | and the |
honey | comb.
1 1 Moreover, by them is Thy | ser-
vant taught : and in keeping of
them there is I great re I ward.
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p 12 Who can tell how | oft • he of |
fendeth : O cleanse Thou me | from
my | secret | faults.
13 Keep Thy servant also from
pre | sump ■ tuous | sins : lest they
get the do | minion | over | me.
(C'res.)
14 Let the words of my mouthy
and the meditation | of my | heart :b»
ahvay ac | cepta • ble | in Thy | sight
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f 15 0 | = * = | Lord: my \
strength and | my re | deemer-
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SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
[SEL. I
469.
Fussell.
470.
TUBLE.
Psalm xxiv. Domini est tevra.
G. O. Prin.
FrpHE earth is the Lord's, and all that |
J- therein f is: the compass of the world
and | they that | dwell there | in.
2 For He hath founded it up | on the |
seas : and prepared | it up | on the | floods.
Choir.
p 3 Who shall ascend into the hill | of
the | Lord: or who shall rise up | in His |
holy | place ?
4 Even he that hath clean hands and a |
pure * = | heart : and that hath not lift
up his mind unto vanity, nor sworn | to
de | ceive his | neighbour.
5 He shall receive the blessing | from
the | Lord : and righteousness/rom, the |
God of | his sal | vation.
6 This is the generation of | them that I
seek Him : even of them that | seek thy j
face O | Jacob.
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full 7 Lift up your heads O ye gates, and be
ye lift up ye ever I lasting | doors : and the
King of | glory j shall come | in.
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p 8 Who is the | King of | glory : (/) it
G.O.is the Lord strong and mighty, even
the j Lord * = | mighty ■ in | battle.
Swell.
full 9 Lift up your heads O ye gates, and
be ye lift up ye ei-er | lasting | doors:
and the King of | glory | shall come | in.
p 10 Who is the | King of | glory: (/)
O.O.even the Lord of hosts | He 'is the |
King of | glory.
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FTDRAISE the Lord | O my | soul: and all
-1- that is within me | praise His | holy
Name.
2 Praise the Lord | O mv | soul: and
forget not | all His | bene | tits ;
3 Who foraireth I all thy I sin : and
healeth all (thine in | firmi | ties.
4 Who saveth thy life | from de | struc-
tion: and crowneth thee with mercy and
| loving | kind ■ = | ness.
5 Who satisfieth thy mouth with |
good • = | things: making thee young
and | lusty | as an I eagle.
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and | judgment : for all them that | are
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7 He showed His ways \ unto |
Moses: His works unto the | chil-
dren • of | Isra | el.
8 The Lord is full of com | pas-
sion • and | mercy : long suffering, |
and of | great ■ = | goodness.
9 He icill not | alway ■ be | chid-
ing : neither keepeth \ He His | an-
ger • for | ever.
10 He hath not dealt with us |
after • our | sins : nor rewarded us ac-
cording | to our | wicked • ness | es.
1 1 For look how high the heaven is
in comparison | of • the | earth : so
great is His mercy also toivard | them
that | fear ■ = | Him.
12 Look how wide also the east
is | from the | west : so far hath
He | set our | sins from | us.
13 Yea, like as a father pitied
his | own • = | children : even so is
the Lord merciful | unto | them that |
fear Him.
dimlA For He knoweth whereof] we
are | made: (dim) Here??ie»zbereth |
that we | are but | dust.
p 15 The days of man are | but as
grass : for h<* flourisheth as a
flower | of the | field.
16 For as soon as the wind goeth
over it | it is | gone : and the place
thereo/shall I know it I no - = | more.
Soft o.o.
cr 17 But the merciful goodness of the
Lord endureth for ever and ever up»
on | them that | fear Him : and Hie
righteousness up | on • = j children's I
children.
cr 18 Even upon such as | keep His I
covenant : and think upon His com |
mandments • to | do * = | them.
19 The Lord hath prepared His I
seat iii | heaven : and His kingdom \
ruleth | over | all.
{Cres.)
ff 20 O praise the Lord ye angels of
His, ye that ex | eel in | strength :
ye that fulfil His commandment,
and hearken unto the | voice of |
His * = | word.
21 O praise the Lord all | ye
His | hosts : ye servants of | His
that | do His | pleasure.
22 O speak good of the Lord all
ye works of His, in all places of
His do | minion : praise thou the
Lord • = | O my | soul.
475.
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476.
Lahee.
From psalm exxxix. Domine,probast
Choir.
Mpf\ LORD, Thou hast searched
v^ me | out and | known me :
Thou knowest my down-sitting and
mine up-rising, Thou understandest
my | thoughts ■ = | long be | fore.
2 Thou art about my path and a I
bout my | bed : and | spiest • out |
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knowest * it | alto | gether.
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Thine | hand up | on me.
5 Such knowledge is too wonder-
ful and | excel ■ lent | for me : I can-
not at | tain ■ = | unto | it.
p 6 Whither shall I go then | from
Thy | Spirit : or (cr) whither shall
I | go then | from Thy j presence?
7 If I climb up into beaten | Thou
art | there : if I go down to hell |
Thou art | there • = | also.
8 If I take the wings | of the |
morning : and remain in the utter'
most | parts • = | of the | sea ;
9 Even . there also shall | Thy
hand | lead me : and \ Thy right |
hand shall | hold me.
10 If I say, Peradventure the dark-
ness shall | cover | me : then shall
my | night be | turned ' to | day.
11 Yea, the darkness is no dark-
ness with Thee, but the night is as
clear | as the | day : the darkness
andZ*y^to | Thee are | both a | like.
p 12 For my | reins are | Thine :
Thou hast covered me | in my |
mother's | womb.
Swell.
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for I am fearfully and wonder | ful-
ly | made : marvellous are Thy works,
and thai my | soul ■ = | knoweth ■
right | well.
14 My bones are not | hid from |
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and fashioned be | neath • = | in
the | earth.
15 Thine eyes did see my sub-
stance yet | being • im | perfect : and
in Thy book were | all my | mem-
bers | written ;
16 Which day by | day were
fashioned : when as yet | there was
none of I them.
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p cr 1 7 How dear are Thy counsels
unto | me O | God : O how great |
is the | sum of | them !
18 If I tell them, they are more in
???///2ber | than the | sand: when 1
wake up | I am | present ' with |
Thee.
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p 19 Try me O God. and seek the
ground | of my | heart : prove me |
and ex | amine ■ my | thoughts.
p 20 Look well if there be any way
of | wicked * ness | in me : (cr) and
lead me in the | way ■ = | ever |
lasting.
For Chants, see next page.
Psalm cxlv. Exaltabo Te. Deus.
FT WILL magnify Thee O | God
^"my j King : and I willjwoisc Thy |
Name for | ever * and ] ever.
2 Every day will I give thanks )
unto | Thee : and praise Thy | Name
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SELECTIONS OF P6ALM&
479.
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3 Great is the Lord, and marvel-
lous worthy | to be | praised : there
is no | end • = | of His | greatness.
4 One generation shall praise Thy
works | unto ■ an | other : and de |
clare • = | Thy • = | power.
*trell.
5 As for me, I will be talking | of
Thy | worship : Thy glory, Thy |
praise and | wondrous | works.
6 So that men shall speak of the
might of Thy | marvel • lous | acts :
and I will a?so j tell • = | of Thy |
greatness.
7 The memorial of I'hine abun-
dant kindness | shall be | showed :
and men shall sing | of Thy | right-
eous | ness.
8 The Lord is Gracious and | mer-
ci | ful : long suffering | and of |
great • =•• | goodness.
9 The Lord is loving unto | ev-
ery | man : and His mercy 's I over |
all His | works.
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10 All Thy wTorks praise ] Thee
O | Lord : and Thy saints give |
thanks ■ = | unto | Thee.
11 They show the glory I of Thy |
kingdom : and | talk • = j of Thy |
power.
12 That Thy power, Thy glory,
and mightiness | of Thy | kingdom:
might be | known ' = | unto | men.
Btcell.
13 Thy kingdom is an erer | last-
ing | kingdom : and Thy dominion
en | dureth ■ through | out all | ages.
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14 The Lord up/ioWeth all | such
as fall : and lifteth up all |
those • = | that are j down.
Choir.
per 15 The eyes of all wait upon |
Thee O | Lord : and Thou givest
them their | meat in | due ■ = |
season.
cr 16 Thou \ openest • Thine | hand :
and fillest all things | living • with |
plenteous | ness.
17 The Lord is righteous in
all
His | ways : and | holv • in
all
His 1 works.
18 The Lord is nigh unto all them
that | call up | on Him : yea, all
such as call up j on Him I faith-
ful | ly.
19 He will fulfil thedes*Ve of | them
that | fear Him : He also will hear
their cry | and will | help ' = |
them.
20 The Lord ipreserveth all | them
that | love Him : but scattereth a~
broad | all tV • uu | god • = | ly.
Sirell.
21 My mouth shall speak the
praise j of the | Lord : and let all
flesh give thanks unto His Aoly (
Name for I ever ■ and I ever.
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481.
Blow.
Psalm li. Miserere met, Deus.
Choir.
P XT AVE mercy upon me O God, after
XI Thy | great ' = | goodness : accord-
ing to the multitude of Thy mercies do
a I way ■ = | mine of | fences.
2 Wash me throughly from my | wick-
ed | ness : and | cleanse me | from my |
sin.
3 For I ac j knowledge * my | faults :
and my | sin is | ever ' be | fore me.
4 Against Thee only have I sinned, and
done this eml | in Thy | sight: that Thou
mightest be justified in Thy saying and |
clear when | Thou art | judged.
5 Behold I was shapen in ] wicked |
ness : and in sin hath my | mother ' con I
ceived | me.
6 But lo, Thou requirest truth in the |
inward | parts : and shalt make me to
understand | wisdom | secret | ly.
7 Thou shalt purge me with hyssop, and
I | shall be \ clean: Thou shalt wash me,
and I | shall be | whiter than | snow
8 Thou shalt make me hear of | joy
and | gladness : that the bones which
Thou hast | broken | "may re | joice.
9 Turn Thy face | from my | sins : and
put out I all • = | my mis | deeds.
10 Make me a, clean | heart O | God: and
re | new a * right | spirit ■ with | in me.
11 Cast me not away | from Thy | pres-
ence : and take not Thy j holy | Spirit |
from me.
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13 Then shall I teach Thy ways | unto ■
the | wicked : and sinners shall be con |
verted | unto | Thee.
p 11 Deliver me from blood-guiltiness O
health : (cr) and my tongue shall sing | of
Thy | righteous j ness.
[Oven.
mj 15 Thou shalt open my | lips O | Lord :
and my | mouth shall | show Thy | praise.
16 For Thou desirest no sacrifice, else
would I | give it | Thee: but Thou de-
lightest not in | burnt ' = | offer | ings.
(Closed.) ' „, . _ _ .
p 17 The sacrifice of God is a | troubled i
spirit : a broken and contrite heart O
God | shalt Thou | not de I spise.
* This note is to be£ at the "Amex" of the " Gloria Patri.'
For Chants, see next page.
Psalm xlii. Quemadmodum.
CJioit*.
.VFT IKE as the hart destreth the | wa-
JLj ter | brooks: so longeth my soul \
after I Thee O | God.
2 My soul is athirst for God, yea even
for the ! living | God: when shall I come
t" Rftpenr be j fore the | presence * of |
God ?
p 3 My tears have been my meat \ day
and ! night: while they daily say unto
me | Where is | now thy | God?
4 Now when I think thereupon, I pour
out my heart I bv my | self: (cr) for I went
with the multitude, and brought them
forth | into • ihe | house of 1 a^d.
484.
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thanks ■ = | giving : among s?<c^
as | keep • = | holy | day.
486.
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ness | O my | soul : and why art
thou so dis I quiet | ed with | in me?
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will yet give Him thanks for the
help | of His | counte | nance.
dwell.
or 8 The Lord hath granted His lov-
mg-kindness \ in the | day-time : and
in the night-season did I sing of Him,
and made my prayer unto the |
God • = | of my *| life.
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my | soul : and why art thou so dis |
quiet | ed with | in me ?
cr 12 (fall) O put thy | trust in |
God : for I will yet thank Him, which
is the help of my | counte ■ nance |
and mv I God.
487.
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488.
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Psalm xxxvii. Noli oemidari.
G. O. ninps.
MFTp RET not thyself because of | the
un | godly ; neither be thou
envious a | gainst the | evil | doers.
2 For they shall soon be cut
down | like the | grass: and be with-
ered even | as the | green ■ = | herb.
3 Put thou thy trust in the Lord
and be | doing | good : dwell in the
land, and rerily | thou ■ = I shalt
be I fed.
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6 He shall make thy righteousness as
clear | as the | light: and thy just deal-
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7. Hold thee still in the Lord, and abide
patient | ly up | on * = j Him: but grieve not
thyself at him whose way doth prosper,
against the man that doeth | after | evil |
counsels.
8 Leave off from wrath and let | go dis |
Pleasure: fret not thyself else shalt thou
e | moved | to do | evil.
Swell open.
mf 9 Wicked doers shall be 1 rooted | out:
*and they that patiently abide the Lord \
those ' shall in { herit * the | land.
10 Yet a little while, and the ungodly
shall be | elean * = | gone: thou shalt
look after his place, and | he shall | be a |
way.
11 But the meek-spirited shall pos | sess
the | earth: and shall be refreshed in the |
multi | tude of | peace.
12 The ungodly seeketh covrcsel a |
gainst the | just:" and gnasJieth up | on
him I with his | teeth.
13. The Lord shall laugh \ him to |
scorn: for He hath seen j that his | day
is | coming.
14. The ungodly have drawn out the
sword and have | bent their | bow: to
cast down the poor and needy, and to
slay such as are of a | right ■ = ] conver |
sation.
15 Their sword shall go through their
own * = | heart: and their | bow • = |
shall be | broken.
16 A small thing that the | righteous |
hath: is better than great | riches " of | the
urn | godly.
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f 18 The Lord knoweth the days | of
the | godly: and their inheritance | shall
en | dure for | ever.
19 They shall not be con/bunded in the |
peril ■ ous | time: and in the days of
dearth | they shall | have e | nough.
20 As for the ungodly they shall perish,
and the enemies of the Lord shall consume
as the I fat of | lambs: yea, even as the
smoke shall | they con | sume a , way.
21 The ungodly borroweth. and pay*
eth I not a | gain: butthe righteous is mer-
ci | ful and j liber | al.
G. O. Coupled.
f 22 Such as are blessed of God shall
pos | sess the | land: and they that are
cursed of Him | shall be | rooted j out.
23 The Lord or«7ereth a good man's |
going: and inaketh his way ac \ cepta •
ble | to Him | self.
{Dim.)
p 24 Though he fall, he shall not be 1 cast
a ! way: for the Lord up | holdeth ■ him |
with His | hand.
17 For the arms of the ungodly | shall their ! bread.
pcrlo I have been voting, and now am |
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SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
26 The righteous is ever mercx \ fill
and | lendeth: ancihis | seed is | bless •= I
ed.
27 Flee from evil, and do the thing | that
• is | good : and | dwell for | ever | more.
28 For the Lord loveth the thing | that
Is | right: He lorsaketh not His that he
godly, but they \ are pre j served ■ for |
ever.
29 The unrighteous shallbe | punish | eel:
as for the seed of the ungodly, it \ shall
be I rooted | out.
30 The righteous shall in | herit ' the |
land: and | dwell there | in for | ever.
31 The mouth of the righteous is ex-
er | cised * in ! wisdom: and his tongue \
will be | talking * of | judgment.
Soft G. O.
collided.
32 The law of his God is | in his j
heart; and his | goings | shall not | slide.
3:3 The ungodly | seeth • the ( righteous:
and seeketh oc | casion * to I slay ' = |
him.
34 The Lord will not leave him I in
his | hand: nor condemn, | him when | he
is | judged.
35 Hope thou in the Lord and keep
His way, and He shall promote thee
that thou shalt pos | se.ss the I land: when
the ungodly shall perish | thou shalt J
see * = | it.
36 I myself have seen the ungodly in |
great • = | power: and j/ourishing ] like
a | green ' = | bay-tree.
37 I went by, and lo 1 he was | gone: I
sought him, but his place | could no I
where be | found.
Swell.
l> 38 Keep innocency, and take heed
unto the thing | that is | right: fo? that
shall bring a man | peace • = J at the I
last.
39 As for the transgressors, they shall |
perish * to | gether: and the end of the
ungodly is, they shall be rooted | out * = I
at the | last.
(Oes.;
mf 40 But the salvation of the righteous
cometh I of the | Lord: who is also their
strength \ in the | time of | trouble.
41 And the Lord shall stand by them
and | save • = | them: He shall deliver
them from the ungodly and .*hall save
them, because they | put their | trust in |
Him.
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Psalm i. Beatus vir, qui non abiit.
6. O. Diaps.
KFT3LESSED is the man that hath not
_D walked in the counsel of the un-
godly, nor stood in the | way of | sinners:
and hath not sat in the J seat * = | of the |
scornful.
2 But his delight is in the law | of the |
Lord: and in His law will he exercise
him | self * = | day and | night.
3 And he shall be like a tree planted by zymu:
the | water | side: that will bring fjrth p-
bis I fruit in | due ■ = | season.
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per.
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p 5 As for the ungodly, it is not | so with I
them: but they are like the chaff, whicb
the wind scattered! away from the |
face • = | of the | earth.
p H Therefore the ungodly shall not b«
able to stand \ in the | judgment: neithci
the sinners in the congre | gation | of the ',
righteous.
7 But the Lord knoweth the way i of
the | righteous: (dim) and the way <Ji the
un | godly 1 shall ' = | perish.
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Psalm xv. Domine, quis habitabit?
Light G. O.
IfFT ORD, who shall dwell in Thy | tab-
I j er | nacle: or who shall rest up | on
Thy | holy | hill ?
2 Even he that Zeordethan | uncor'rupt |
life: and doeth the thing which is right,
and speaketh the | truth ■ = | lrom his |
heart.
3 He that hath used no deceit in his
tongue, nor done evil | to his i neighbour:
and | hath not | slandered ■ his I neigh-
bour.
fjhoir.
4 He that setteth not by himself, but is
Zotcly in his ! own * == | eyes: and maketh
much of | them that | fear the | Lord.
5 He that sweareth unto his neighbour,
anddi^ap | pointeth'him | not: thowjhit \
were ' to his I own ■ = | hindrance.
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6 He that hath not given his money up |
on ■ = | usury: nor taken reward a | gainst
the 1 inno 1 cent.
Bwett.
7 Whoso | doeth ■ these I things: shaU I
ne * = j = ' ver I fall.
SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
135
497.
Arnold.
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Psalm xci. $ui habitat.
o.o.
MF TTTHOSO dwelleth under the de-
V V fence of the | Most ■ = |
High : sliall abide wwder the | shad-
ow - of | the Al | mighty.
2 I will say unto the Lord, Thou
art my hope, and | my strong | hold :
my God in | Him ■ = | will I | trust.
3 For He shall deliver thee from
the snare | of the | hunter : and from
the | noisome | pesti | lence.
4 He shall defend thee under His
wings, and thou shalt be safe | un-
der • His | feathers : His faithfulness
and truth shall | be thy | shield and |
ouckler.
5 Thou shalt not be afraid for
any | terror • by | night : nor for
the | arrow ■ that | flieth ■ by | day ;
6 For the pestilence that | walk-
eth • in | darkness : nor for the sick-
ness that de | stroyeth | in the |
noonday.
Steell.
p 7 A thousand shall fall besiae thee,
and ten ^iowsand at | thy right I
hand : but it shall | not come |
nigb • = | thee.
p 8 Yea, W»th thine eyes shalt j thou
be | hold : and see the re j ward of j
the un | godly.
/ 9 For Thou Lord j art my | hope :
Thou hast set Thine house of de |
fence • ■ ] very j high.
498.
Bellamy.
10 There shall no evil happen | un-
to I thee : neither shall any | plague,
come | nigh thy | dwelling.
(Cres.)
11 For He shall give His angels^
charge | over | thee : to keep \ thee
in | all thy | ways.
12 They shall bear thee | in their |
hands : that thou hurt not thy | fo®t
a | gainst a | stone.
13 Thou shalt go upo?i the | lion
and | adder : the young lion and the
dragon shalt thou | tread • = | un-
der • thy | feet.
14 Because he hath set his love
upon Me, therefore will I de | liver |
him : I will set him up, because j he
hath | known my | Name.
15 He shall call upon Me and | I
will | hear him : yea, I am with him
in trouble, I will deliver him and |
bring * =-= | him to | honour.
16 With long life will I | satis '
fy | him : and j show him | My sal |
w^tion.
136
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SELECTIONS OF PSALMS
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Babnby.
MOITK.
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From Psalm xxxii. Beati, quorum.
Soft G. O.
P "OLESSED is he whose unrfcflteous-
_D ness | is for | given: and whose |
sin is | cover | ed.
2 Blessed is the man unto whom the
Lord im | puteth ' no | sin: and in whose |
spirit • there | is no | guile.
Choir.
3 I will acknowledge my sin | unto
Tliee: and niineuun'<//<teousness | have I
not ' = | hid.
4 I said, I will confess my sins \ unto "
the | Lord: and so Thou foryenjest the |
wicked * ness | of my ( sin.
5 For this shall every one that is godly
make his prayer unto Thee, in attmewhen
Thou | mayest ■ be \ found: (cr) but in the
great ?'/ater-noods I they shall | not come |
nigh him.
Swell.
cr 6 Thou art a place to hide me in, Thou
shalt preserre | me from | trouble: Thou
shalt compass me about with songs \ of
de | liver | ance.
7 I will inform thee, and teach thee in
the tcay wherein | thou shalt | go: and /
will | guide thee | with mine | eye.
8 Great plagues remain | for the * un |
5odly: but whoso putteth his trust in the
iord, mercy emoraceth | him on | every |
side.
Full Sivell.
(J'ull) 9 Be glad O ye righteous, and rejoice |
in the | Lord: and be joyful all ye | that
are | true of | heart.
Psalm cxxx. De jyrofundis.
Swell.
p AUT of the deep have I called wnto
\J Thee O | Lord: Lord \ hear * = |
mv * = | voice.
2 O let Thine ears con I sider | well:
the | voice of [ my com I plaint.
3 If Thou Lord, wilt be extreme to??? ark
what is | done a 1 miss: O Lord who | may
a I bide • = | it ?
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cr 4 For there is | mercy * with | Thee:
Merefore | shalt '= I Thou be | feared.
p 5 I look for the Lord, my soul doth
wait for 1 Him: in His | word * = | is my
trust.
6 My soul ./teeth | unto ' the 1 Lord : be-
fore the morning watch, I say be | fore
the [ morning | watch.
504.
Gilbert.
cr 7 O Israel trust in the Lord, for with the
Lord | there is | mercy: and with Him is |
plenteous * re | demp ■ = I tion.
cr 8 And He shall redeem I Isra I el:/romj
all • = I His • = I sins.
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Psalm cxxl Levavi oeulos.
G.O.
MF~T WILL lift up mine eyes \ unto * the |
_L hills: from \ whence ' = | cometh *
my I help.
2 My help cometh even | from the | Lord:
who hath | made * = | heaven and | earth.
3 He will not suffer thy foot | to be |
moved: and He that | keepeth • thee | will
not | sleep.
Swell,
4 Behold, He that fceepeth | Isra | el:
sJuiU | neither | slumber ' nor | sleep.
ICres.)
5 The LordWimself | is thy | keeper: the
Lord isthyde/enceup | on thy | right '= |
hand;
6 So that the sun shall not burn \ thee
by I day: neither the | moon * = • by • = |
night.
507.
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The Lord shall preserve thee | from all |
evil : yea, it is even He | that shall | keep
thy J soul.
8 The Lord sfyall preserve thy going
out, and thy | coming I in: from this time |
forth for | ever | more.
508.
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dupuis. ouy.
Statham.
Psalm xxiii. Dominus regit me.
Light Q. o.
JfPHpHE Lord lis my | shepherd: there-
-L fore | can I | lack ■ = | nothing.
2 He shall feed me in a 1 green * = | pas-
ture: and lead me forth be | side the |
waters ■ of | comfort.
3 He shall con | vert my | soul: and
bring me forth in the paths of righteous-
ness \ for His | Name's * = | sake.
Swell.
4 Yea though I walk through the valley
of the shadow of death, I will | fear no f
evil: for Thou art with me, Thy rod and
Thy | staff • = | comfort | me.
5 Thou shalt prepare a table before me
against them that I trouble 1 me: Thou
510.
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hast anointed my head with oil and my |
cup * = | shall be | full.
( Cres . )
6* But Thy loving-kindness and mercy
shall follow me all the days | of my | life:
and I will dwell in the house | of the {
Lord for I ever.
138
SELECTIONS OF P^ALM-
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511.
Crotch.
Psalm xxxiv. Benedicam Domino.
G- O. Diapa. coupled.
MFT WILL alway give thanks | un-
to • the | Lord : His praise
shall | ever ■ be | in my | month.
2 My soul shall make her boast |
in the | Lord : the humble shall hear
there | of • = | and be | glad.
3 0 praise the | Lord with | me :
and let us magni | fy His | Name to |
gether.
Choir.
dim 4 I sought the Lord | and He
heard me : yea, He defo'tered me
out of | all my | fear.
5 They had an eye unto Him \
and were | lightened : and their |
faces * were | not a | shamed.
p 6 Lo the poor crieth, and the
Lord | heareth | him : (cr) yea, and
sai-ethhim | outof | all his | troubles.
7 The angel of the Lord tarrieth
round about | them that | fear Him :
and | = • de | liver • eth | them.
(Cres.)
8 0 taste and see how gracious
the | Lord • = | is : blessed is the |
man that | trusteth * in | Him.
9 0 fear the Lord, ye that | are
His | saints : for they that | fear
• = | Him lack | nothing.
10 The lions do lack and \ suffer |
hunger : but they who seek the Lord,
shall want no manner of | thing ■ = |
that is | good.
11 Come ye children, and heark-
en | unto | me : I will teach you the |
fear * = | of the | Lord.
dijn 12 What man is he that | lusteth '
to | live: and would | fain ' — |
see tco^d [ days?
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p 13 Keep thy | tongue from | evil :
and thy lips | that they | speak no |
guile.
p 14 Eschew etril | and do | good :
seek | peace • = | and en | sue it.
cr 15 The eyes of the Lord are |
over • the | righteous : and His ears
are | open | unto • their | prayers.
16 The countenance of the Lord is
against them | that do | evil : to root
out the remembrance | of them | from
the | earth.
17 The righteous cry, and the
Lord i heareth | them : and delivereth
them | out of. | all their | troubles.
18 The Lord is nigh unto them
that art of a | contrite | heart : and
will save such as | be • of an | hum-
ble I spirit.
Swell.
p 19 Great are the tro uhles \ of
the | righteous : (cr) but the Lord
deiivereth | him • = | out of | all.
20 He keepeth | all his | bones : so
that not | one of | them is | broken.
21 But misfortune shall slay | the
un | godly : and they that hate the
righteous | shall be | deso | late.
22 The Lord delivereth the souls
of His | servants: and all they tha*
put their trust in Him shall | not be |
desti | tute.
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SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
139
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Psalm lxv. Te decet hymnus.
F T^HOU O God, art | praised • in
Sion : and unto Thee shall the
vow be performed | inJe | rusa | lem.
2 Thou that | hearest • the |
prayer : unto \ Thee shall | all flesh
come.
Sicell.
dim 3 My misdeeds prevail a | gainst
• = | me : O be Thou j merci •
ful I unto * our I sins.
Open.
f 4 Blessed is the man whom Thou
choosest, and receivest | unto | Thee :
he shall dwell in Thy court, and shall
be satisfied with the pleasures of Thy
house, even | of Thy | holy | temple.
5 Thou shalt show us wonderful
things in Thy righteousness, O God
of | our sal | ration : Thou that art
the hope of all the ends of the earth,
and of them that remain | in the |
broad • = | sea :
6 Who in His strength setteth |
fast the | mountains : and is | girded'
a | bout with | power.
iim 7 Who stilleth the racing | of the |
sea : and the noise of His waves and
the | madness | of the | people.
v 8 They also that dwell in the utter-
most parts of the earth shall be a-
fraid | at Thy | tokens : Thou that
makest the outgoings of the morning
to | praise
O. O. Diaps.
f 9 Thou visitest the earth
blessest | it : Thou | makest
very | plenteous.
and
• it
10 The river of God is | full of |
water : Thou preparest their corn,
for so Thou pro | videst | for the |
earth.
Swell.
11 Thou waterest her furrows,
Thou sendest rain into the little \
valleys * there | of: Thou makest
it soft with the drops of rain and |
blessest * the | increase j of it.
12 Thou crownest the year | with
Thy | goodness : and Thy | clouds
drop | fat • = | ness.
13 They shall drop upon the dwell-
ings of the | wilder | ness : and the
little hills shall re I joice on | every j
side.
14 The folds shall be | full of |
sheep : the valleys also shall stand
so thick with corn that ] they shall |
laugh and | sing.
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Macfarrejt.
Psalm lxxxiv. Quam dilecta.
Soft a. o.
-3^7) HOW amiable | are Thy |
519.
Hayes.
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dwellings : Thou
of • = | hosts !
•2 My soul hath a desire and longing
to enter into the courts \ of the |
Lord : my heart and my flesh re-
in the | living | God.
3 Yea. the sparrow hath found
her an house, and the swallow a nest
where she may | lay her | young :
even Thy altars O Lord of hosts,
my | King ■ = [ and my | God.
4 Blessed are they that dwell | in
Thy | house : they will be | alway |
praising | Thee.
5 Blessed is the man whose
strength | is in | Thee : in whose |
heart • = | are Thy | ways.
6 Who going through the vale of
misery use it I for a | well : and
the | pools are | filled • with | water.
7 They will go from | strength
feSgifn=i
to | strength : and unto the God of
gods appeareth every | one of | their
in | Sion.
soft 8weU.
p 8 O Lord God of hosts \ hear
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my | prayer : hearken | O • = | God
of | Jacob.
(Cres.)
cr 9 Behold O God | our de | fend-
er ; and look upon the | face of |
Thine An | ointed.
10 For one day | in Thy | courts :
is | better | than a | thousand.
11 I had rather be a doorkeeper
in the house | of my | God : than to
dwell in the tents | of un | godli )
ness.
Full StceU.
f 12 For the Lord God is a hght \
and de | fence : the Lord will give
grace and worship, and no good thing
shall He withhold from them that |
live a | godly | life.
13 OLord | God of | hosts : 1 lessed
is the man that | putteth ■ ris | trust
in I Thee.
Psalm lxxxv. Benedixisti, Domine.
Soft G. O.
MPT ORD, Thou art become gra-
J-^ cious | unto -Thy | land: Thou
hast turned away the cap | tivi | ty
of | Jacob.
2 Thou hast forgiven the offence
of Thy | people : and \ cover ■ ed
all their | sins.
S Thou hast tak«n away all | Thy
dis | pleasure : and turned Thyse?/
from Thy | wrathful | inc'ig | nation.
(Reduced ■ '
p 4 Turn us then O I God our |
Saviour : and let Th^ne ' anger |
cease from | us.
5 Wilt Thou be displeased at | us
for | ever : and wilt Thou stretch out
Thy wrath from one grener | ation |
to an | other ?
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en | us: that Thy people 1 may re | joice
in | Thee ?
7 show us Thy | mercy * O | Lord :
and | grant us | Thy sal | vation.
8 I will hearken what the Lord God will
say con*| cerning | me: for He shall speak
peace unto His people and to His saints,
that they | turn ' = \ not a | gain.
(Cres. '
9 For His salvation is nigh I them that |
fear Him: that glory may | dwell • = J in
our | land.
Mel. on G. O.
10 Mercy and truth are | met to j gether:
righteousness and | peace have | kissed *
each | other.
11 Truth shall Nourish | out ■ of the |
earth: and righteousness hath
down from I heaven.
looked |
12 Yea. the Lord shall show | loving I
kindness: ant? our | land shall | give her ]
increase.
13 Righteousness shall j go be | fore
Him: and He shall direct His | going | in
the | way.
523.
Monk.
524.
Bacon.
Psalm xcm. Dominus reqnavit.
e.o.
F rpHE Lord is King, and hath put on
-L glo\\ | ous ap | parel: the Lord hath
put on His apparel, and | girded * Him |
self with | strength.
2 He hath made the round | world so |
sure: that it | cannot • be | mo • = | ved.
3 Ever since the world began hath Thy
seat | been pre | pared: Thou | art from |
ever | lasting.
Full Swell.
4 The floods are risen O Lord, the j?oods
have lift | up their | voice: the | floods lift |
up their j waves.
5 The waves of the sea are mighty and
Cumminos.
rage | horri | bly: but yet the Lord who ]
dwelleth • on | high is | mightier
6 Thy testimonies O Lord, are | very |
sure: holiness be | cometh ■ Thine | house
for | ever.
SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
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526.
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Psalm xcvii. Dominus regnavit.
O. O. Coupled.
FnpHE Lord is King, the earth may be f
JL glad there | of: yea, the multitude of
the isles | may be | glad there | of.
2 Clouds and darkness are | round
a | bout Him: righteousness and judgment
are the habi \ tation | of His | seat.
3 There shall go a | fire be | fore Him:
and burn up His ene | mies on | every |
side.
4 His lightnings gave shine | unto * the
world: the earth \ saw it * and | was a
fraid.
5 The hills melted like wax at the pres-
ence | of the | Lord: at the presence of
the Lord | of the | whole ' = | earth.
6 The heavens have declared His |
righteous | ness: and all the | people *
have | seen His | glory.
Swell.
7 Confounded be all they that worship
carved images, and that delight in |
vain • = | gods: worship J Him • = | all
ye | gods.
8 Sion heard of it | and re | joiced : and
the daughters of Judah were glad, because
of Thy | judgments | O * = | Lord.
Smart.
o.o.
9 For Thou Lord, art higher than all
that are | in the | earth : Thou art exac-
ted | far a | bove all | gods.
Swell.
dim 10 O ye that love the Lord, see that ye
hate the thing | which is I evil : the Lord
preserveth the souls of His saints, He
shall deliver them from the | hand of |
the un | godly.
Cres.)
cr 11 There is sprung up a light | for the I
righteous : and joyful gladness for j such
as | are true | hearted.
full 12 Rejoice in the | Lord ye | righteous*
and give thanks for a remembrance | of
His | holi | ness.
Selection TSTtntl).
For Chants, see next page.
.
Psalm viti. Domine, Dominus noster
Diaps. coupled to Swell Reeds.
F
LORD our Governor, how excellent
world :
glorjr • a | bove
V_y is Thy Name in | all the | world :
Thou that hast set Thy
the | heavens.
[Reduce.)
2 Out of the mouth of very babes and
sucklings hast Thou ordained strength,
because of Thine \ ene | mies : that Thou
mightest still the enemy, | and ' the a |
v«n • = | ger.
3 For I will consider Thy heavens, even
the ivorks | of Thy | fingers: the moon and
the stars | which Thou | hast or \ dained.
Choir.
p 4 What is man, that Thou art ! mindful
of | him: and the son of man, | that Thou |
visit • est | him?
p 5 Thou madest him lower I than the I
angels : (cr) to crown | him with I glory '
and | worship.
SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
Anon.
143
Sewell.
SSIllilllll
-.^f^feva.
mmmfm
6 Thou makest him to have dominion of
the works | of Thy I hands: and Thou bast
put all things in sub | jection | under '
his | feet;
7 All | sheep and | oxen: yea and the |
beasts •= | of the | field;
8 The fowls of the air, and the fishes J
of the | sea : and whatsoever walketh
through the | paths * = J of the | seas.
full 9 0 | Lord our | Governor: how excel-
lent is Thy | Nf.me in | all the I world.
531.
Sife
532,
Hayes.
533
'>
Elvey.
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i^izs:
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thel
From Psalm xxxiii. Exultate,jitsti
O.O. Prill.
F -pEJOICE in the Lord | O ye
JlV eous: for it becometh wel
just ' = | to be | thankful.
2 Praise the J Lord with j harp : sing
praises unto Him with the lute, and in-
stru | ment of | ten • = | strings.
3 Sing unto the Lord a | new * = | song:
sing praises unto Him | with a | good * = |
courage.
4 For the word of the | Lord is | true :
and | all His | works are | faithful.
5 He loveth righteous | ness and | judg-
ment: the earth is fuU of the I goodness I
of the | Lord.
6 By the word of the Lord were the 1
heavens | made: and all the hosts of them
by the | breath • = I of His | mouth.
f
fRS^,
M
534.
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t
Stephens.
«=S
^
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7 He gathereth the waters ol the sea to-
gether, as it were up | on an | heap: and
layeth up the deep as | in a | treasure |
house.
Stvell.
dim 8 Let all the earth | fear the | Lord; .
stand in awe of Him, all ye that |
dwell ' = | in the | world.
9 For He spake and | it was | done: He
com?nanded f and it | stood * = | fast.
J u
SELECT/oyb Ob PSALMb.
JSEL. DL
535.
Reinagle.
536.
Lee.
l^iiU^ga fe^agteBii
mug
Psalm cxlvii. Laudate Dominum.
G. O.
F (~\ PRAISE the Lord,fcr it is a good
^"^ thing to sing praises | unto •
our | God : yea, a joyful and pleas-
ant thing it is | to be | thank • = |
fid.
2 The Lord doth build up Je |
rusa | lem : and gather together the
out | casts of | Isra | el.
Choir.
dim 3 He healeth those that are |
broken " in | heart : and giveth medi-
cine to | heal their | sick ■ = | ness.
4 He telleth the number | of the I
Stars : and calleth. them | all • = |
by their I names.
G. 6.
5 Great is our Lord, and great
is His | power: yea, and His
wisdom * is | inn* | nite.
6 The Lord setteth | up the |
meek : (dim) and bringeth the un-
godly | down • = | to the | ground.
Swell.
7 O sing unto the Lord with |
thanks * = | giving: sing praises
upon the | harp ' = | unto ■ our |
God;
8 Who covereth the heaven with
clouds, and prepareth rain | for the |
earth : and maketh grass to grow
upon the mountains, and herb | for
the | use of | men ;
9 Who giveth fodder | unto • the |
cattle : and feedeth the young ravens
that | call up | on •= | Him.
Soft G.O.
10 The Lord's delight is in | them
that | fear Him : and put their |
trust • ■=» I in His | mercy
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m ms*m^mm
537.
OUSELET.
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^
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SB
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s
1 I I
(Cres.)
11 Praise the Lord 0 Je | rusa
lem : praise thy | God O | Si * —
on.
12 For He hath made fast the
6a rs | of ■ thy | gates : and hath )
blessed ■ thy | children • with iu
thee.
Swell.
p 13 He maketh peace | in thy |
borders : (cr) and /tfeth thee | with
the | flour of | wheat.
14 He sendeth forth His com-
mandment up | on • = | earth : and
His word | runneth | very | swiftly.
15 He grtveth | snow like | wool:
and scattereth the | hoar • = | frost
like | ashes.
16 Hecasteth/or^ His | ice like |
morsels : who is able 1 to a | 1 ide
His | frost?
17 He sendeth out His irord and j
melteth | them : He bio weth with Hii
wind | and the | waters | flow.
18 He showeth His word | unto I
Jacob : His statutes and ordinances |
uuto | Isra | el.
dim 19 He hath not dealt so with |
anv | nation : neither have the hect
then | knowledge | of His | laws.
SEL. X.]
SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
14T;
538.
&*
OUSELEY.
539.
Gotts.
i
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Psalm lvii. Miserere mei, Deus.
F gET up Thyself O GW a | bove
^ the | heavens : and Thy glory a |
bove • = | all the | earth.
2 My heart is fixed O God my
heart is | fixed : / will | sing and
give • = | praise.
3 Awake up my glory, awake
lute and | harp : I myself | will a
wake right | early.
4 I will give thanks unto Thee O
Lord a | mong the | people : and I
will sing unto | Thee a | mong the |
nations.
540.
Hopkins.
Swell coupled.
5 For the greatness of Thy mercy
reacheth | unto ■ the | heavens : and
Thy | truth * = | unto * the | clouds.
fidl 6 Set up Thyself O God, a | bov&
the | heavens : and Thy glory a |
bove • = I all the I earth.
Selection fttnttf.
542.
Hackett.
Bellamy.
543.
Psalm xcvi. Cantate Domino.
o. o.
F /~) SING unto the Lord a | new
• = | song: sing unto the Lord |
all the I whole ■ = earth.
2 Sing unto the Lord, and | praise ^ft£
s I Name : be telling of His sal I ^~
Hopkins.
His
vation • from | day to | day.
3 Declare His Aoraour | unto
the | heathen : and His wonders j
unto | all • = | people.
(Cres.)
4 For the Lord is great, and can-
not worthi | ly be | praised : He is
more to be j feared | than all J £ods-
146
544.
SELECTIONS OF PSALM*.
545.
(SEL. X.
Blakeley.
COOKK.
^^fm^&^m
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111
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Psalm cxlviil Laudate Dominium.
O. 0. COUpled.
Ff\ PRAISE the | Lord of | heaven:
\J praise | = * Him | in the | height.
2 Praise Him all ye I angels * of | His :
praise \ = * Him | all His | hosts.
3 Praise Him, | sun and | moon: praise
Him | all ye | stars and | light.
4 Praise Him | all ye | heavens : and ye
wafers that 1 are a | bove the | heavens.
{Open.)
5 Let them praise the Name | of the 1
Lord: for He spake the word and they
were made, He com??* cm ded, | and they |
were ere | ated.
jShut.)
6 He hath made them fast for | ever '
and | ever: He hath given them a law \
which shall | not be | broken.
8*veu.
7 Praise the Lord up | on • = | earth:
ye | dragons | and all I deeps ;
iCres.)
8 Fire and hail, | snow and I vapours :
wind and | storm ful | filling * His | word ;
546.
OUSELEY.
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^
F
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-fi. ?-^-
cr 9 Jfowntains I and all I hills: fruitful |
trees ■ = | and all I cedars :
10 Beasts | and all I cattle: worms | = *
and feather ' ed | fowls;
?r 11 Kings of the earth I and all i people :
princes and all j judges I of the I world ;
12 Young men and maidens, old men and
children, praise the Name | of the | Lord:
for His Name only is excellent, and His
praise a | bove • = | heaven and | earth.
cr 13 He shall exalt the horn of His people.
all His | saints shall | praise Him : even
the children of Israel, even the | people
that | serveth | Him.
547.
Anon.
548.
Banisteh.
pEfzy^Epi
Psalm cxlix. Cantate Domino.
S. o.
Ff~\ SING unto the Lord a|new' = |
W son^: let the congre | gation * of |
saints ■ = | praise Him.
2 Let Israel rejoice in | Him that | mad?
him : and let the children of Sion be | joy-
ful ) in their | King.
3 Let them praise His Name | in the |
dance: let them sing praises unto | Him
with | tabret ' and | harp.
Choir.
dim 4 For the Lord hath pleasure | in His I
Eeopie : and | helpeth '■ the | meek * — I
ear ted.
r>EL. X.]
SELECTIONS OF PSALMS.
17
549.
Humphreys.
550.
Terry.
U-
2^:
giSliliS
§_^
Psalm cl. Laudate Dominum.
F(\ PRAISE God in His | holi |
^ ness : praise Him in the | firma
ment | of His | power.
2 Praise Him in His I noble I
to
of
on
acts : praise Him according
His | excel * lent | greatness.
Full Swell.
3 Praise Him in the sound
the trumpet : praise Him up
the lute and | harp.
(Cres.)
4 Praise Him in the | cymbals •
and | dances : praise Him up | on
the | strings and | pipe.
f
551.
Walter.
ilifSliplpg
m
u
-ss-
5 Praise Him upon the well \
tuned | cymbals : praise Him up | on
the | loud • = | cymbals.
6 Let everything | that hath I
breath : praise | = • =■ | sss • the I
Lord.
l"+8 To be sunq at the close of service.
No. i. 2ri)t Srunifoia amen*
Slow and sustained, crescendo. K^i — : — : — : — :— -: — ■ • ■ me%
J. Stainer.
at*
A • m*n.
:■=&.
1^
PP 1^
A-men, A-men, A
gja-g -g:
rrr
rf:
men, A
r^is:
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<s-a-
rr
ltd
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J-^
/
A - - .
:&*:
PW
slower. ^
N0.2. g^jje d vrotrcu &mtiu
^%^
cres.-
^ts-
**^g*?^m
men, A
men, A • - men.
-g* s*-
C"
p^r r
p
A • men, A
1
PP
W g i
vzres. I
*=P^
men, A - - men, A
No. 3. anjje JSell atnen*
^Rather slow, and to be sung softly
1
mm
-ur
A - men,
dim.
A - men,
men,
n^ £ . . . men, mm* ran. caiiii.
° I -53" "»-• "•- * "55- D
A - men, A
men,
men,
pp!
men, A
1 pJ/jjU
PP&.
^- *
"J 1 5
dill
men.
A - men, . . .
P . f^
A - men.
INDEX OF CHANT BOOK.
SINGLE CHANTS.
Composer.
Alcock, Dr.
Aldrich, Dr. H.
Alien, W. .
Vnonymous
Yrmes, Dr. P. .
Arnold, Dr. G.B
Arnold, Dr. S. .
Aylward, Dr. T.
Ayrton, Dr. E.
Bacon, Rev. R.
Baker, Rev. Sir H
l*anister, H. C.
Barcroft, L.
Barnby, J. .
Barrow, I. .
Barry, C. A.
Battishm, J.
Bellamy, R. .
* ii
Bennett, A.
Blakeley. W. A.
Blow, Dr. J. .
Boissier. R. A.
Bradley, C. . .
Bridge, Dr. J. F.
Brown. A. H. .
W.
Key. No.
C
G
G
D
A
F
Bb
Bb
9
A
C
D
A
C
C
F
»
F
C
D
F
G
I)
D
D
A
Bb
F
A
G
C
E mi,
190
[222
[472
[118
[515
271
308
92
156
[220
[5-17
463
251
69
309
314
529
278
99
512
2.54
290
616
4»7
125
526
189
192
17
524
221
302
548
134
313
277
499
283
249
120
132
307
362
371
471
94
206
317
."42
498
306
544
250
4,-1
D
9
F
281
Ab
323
C
453
c
3S9
G
86
G
345
Composer.
Brown. A. H.
Brownsmith, J. L. .
Bullinger, Rev.E.W
Bulwer, T. . .
Bunnett, Dr. E.
Calkin, G. . .
Chard, Dr. W.
Charlesworth, J
"Chartres" .
Chipp, Dr. E. T.
Cooke, Dr. B. .
Corfe, Dr. C. W
Creser, W. . .
Croft, Dr. W. .
Crotch, Dr. W.
Crow, E. J.
Cummings, W. H
Douglas, F. J. ,
Downes, L. T.
Dupuis, Dr. T. S
Edwards, E. .
Elliott, J. W.
Elvey, Sir G. J.
Elvey, S.
Farrant, R.
Felton.Rev. W.
Fisher, C. .
Ford, E. A.
Foster, J. .
Frost, H. J.
Frye, C .
Fussell. P.
Key, No
G
F
F
Ab
iP
F
C
G
F
E
A
D
Bb
E
F
F
D
D
F
A
Bb
lb
Bb
G
C
Eb
A
D
F
Bb
Bb
C
F
F
Crai,
C
G
D
A
Bb
F
374
459
260
152
170
2ol
43
351
259
288
261
312
173
\ 18
1527
279
281
j 130
1521
I 96
1545
84
150
| 112
^255
1511
513
169
(124
1531
525
136
454
(363
(508
336
350
236
14
533
495
285
492
501
(233
14P0
?00
(456
, I 502
335
163
167
15
46
171
(234
1469
Composer.
Key
Gadsby, IT.
Gardner, *.
Garrett, Dr. G. M
Gee . . . .
Gilbert, W. B.
Gladstone, F. E,
Gold win, From
Goodsou, R. .
Goss, Sir J.
Graves, E. T. .
Greene, Dr. M.
Griffiths, E. .
Hackett, J. D.
Hart ....
Havergal, H. E.
Hayes, Dr. P. .
Hayes, Dr. W.
Heims, N. .
Hervey,Rev. F.A
Hey wood, J.
J. .
Dr.H.
Higgs, J.
Hiles, ~
Hindle, J. .
Hine, W. .
Hodges, E. .
Hopkins, E. J.
Hoyte, W. S. .
Hullah, Dr. J. '
Humphreys, P.
Jackson, R.
Jackson, W.
.J.
Bb
G
G mi.
G
G
D
C
D
C
G
C
A
Eb
A
Eb
A
lb
D
A
E
E
E
F
Bb
A
G
A
A
At
A
E
Db
Eb
A
Sb
F
A
'5°
INDEX OF CHANT BOOK.
SINGLE CHANTS— Continued.
Composer. Key. No. Composes. Key. No. ; Composer. Key, No
Tones, John . . .
C
«< 44
D
Bang, Charles . . .
F
Lahee, H
<« •<
Lake, G. E. III'.
Langdon, From . .
Lavington. C. W.
<< 44 II
A
F
Bb
S"
D
Lee, W
G
« «
D
Leslie, H
C
Lillingston, G. E. L.
Eb
Macfarren, G. A.
A
<< «<
Bb
II «
Gmi
Macfarren, Walter .
Martin, G. W, . . .
Medley, Bishop . .
F
" "
Bb
Monk, Dr. E. G. . .
C
f!
« u
A
Monk.W.H. . . .
• 4 (t
«t 14
• 4 ««
44 44
M 44
•
C
C
C
G
G
D
A
F
F
Eb
Cmi.
jRares. Dr
A
Novello, "V. ...
A
I 49.}
8
98
16
204
470
172
475
113
310
( 8
| 496
|272
|536
[303
1507
162
[231
[518
160
53
[354
[503
21
161
252
[319
:505
305
344
274
.523
304
370
467
491
474
311
126
2J3
500
485
482
195
Novello. V.
Oakeley, Sir H. S. .
Ouseley,Rev.F.A.G.
Oxford Chant .
Parke, Rev. R. N.
Purcell, H. . .
Purcell, T. . . .
Reinagle, A. R. . .
Richardson, J. E. .
Ridley, W
Rimhault, Dr. E. F.
Round, H. ,
Russell. W.
Savage, W. . .
Selby, W. H. . .
Sewell, A.M. . .
Scotch Chant . .
Smart, H. . . .
Smith, Boyton .
Smyth, G.F. . .
Stainer, Dr. J. .
Statham, Rev. Dr.
Steggall, Dr. C.
Stephens, C. E.
Key.
No.
Bb
135
G
256
G
223
E
276
C
(115
(546
G
153
G
154
A
( 95
(538
E
537
Bb
287
Bb
151
D
91
Ab
322
G
116
G
191
G
468
E
(197
(535
A
275
D
87
G
366
F
97
F
199
Eb
262
A
13
F
198
Bb
57
C
334
G
158
A
530
G
226
D
528
G
(117
(520
Eb
159
D
89
E
128
F
56
Bb
509
Eb
207
F
52
F
313
C
114
G
(224
(491
A
193
A
196
oiepnens, v->. x*.
<r «4
• .
44 M
Stratton, S. S.
' •
Tallis, T. . .
.
Terry, E. R. .
.
Thorne, E. H.
Tomlinson . .
Tonus, Per
Tours, Berthold
:
Travers, J. . .
Turle, James .
.
(< M
•
•
Turner, Dr. W. .
.
Turpin,E.H. . .
Turrell, L. J. . .
Turton, Bishop .
■
Vincent, C. . .
Walter, W. H. .
"Wanless, From .
Webbe, S. . . .
« <i
u «(
<< «
« ti
Welsh, T. '. '. '.
Whitney, S. B. .
Wicks, Hubert .
Winter. H. L. .
Wood, E. . . .
Woodward, Dr.
X
K.
•i
<<
■i
Young, J. W.
C
F
Bb
A
(r
G
F
Eb
r>
<:
A
r>
E
G
Bb
F
I)
A
A
F
A
G
C
F
F
E
Bb
C
G
G
D
GREGORIAN CHANTS.
Tokk.
Ending.
No. j
TON1
Ending.
No.
TONB.
Ending.
No.
First . .
Second . . .
147
Third
. Fourth . . .
42
Eighth .
First ....
216
•«
•t
333
Fifth
. First .
248
44
342
««
Fifth. . . .
184
"
it
185
«*
44
348
M
Sixth . . .
218
"
. Second
111
««
Second
40
44
Eighth . . .
268
M
"
219
N .
•
67
Second . .
Second . . .
110
( 41
M
. Third
. Fifth
247
82
41
•
44
217
349
Third . .
First. . . .
(148
Seventl
1 . Fourth
332
41
Irregular
300
(301
Eighth
. First .
39
Tonus Regius ....
269
ti
Second . . .
343
INDEX OF CHANT BOOK.
15*
DOUBLE CHANTS.
Compos kr.
Aldrioh.Kev. Dr. H.
Anon y mo u*.
Amies, Dr. P.
Attwood, T.
Barrow, Dr. I.
Beethoven . .
Bennett, Alfred
Boyce, Dr. W. .
Buck.D. . . !
Buck, Dr. Z. .
Cleeland . , .
Cooke, 11. . .
Crotch, Dr. W."
Daw, John .
Dupuis, Dr. T. S
BWey, Dr. S.
Key.
no:
•. H.
F
106
, .
G
2l>9
E
1(14
Kb
142
D
1S1
F
177
C
208
D
292
F
328
. .
Bh
294
F
243
C
23
F
293
G
144
• •
G
372
D
48
G
376
G mi
59
C
26
G
138
A
210
E
139
• •
Bb
339
D
368
G
101
#
E
346
F
242
Bb
213
*
F
329
Composer, Key. No, Composes. Key. No.
Flintoft.Rev. L.
Foster, J, . .
Fowler, Rev. C.
Gibbons, Dr C.
Goss, Sir John
Handel . . .
Havergal,Rev.YV
Hawes, Rev. W.
Hayes, Dr. \V.
Heathcote, Rev.
Henley, Rev. P.
Higgins, TV.
Hodges, Dr. E.
Jackson, William
Jacob, B. . .
Jacobs, Rev. W.
Kettle, C. E.
Langdon, R. .
Lawes, H. . .
Lemon, Colonel
Lupton, Rev. J.
Matthews, S. .
Matthews, T. Re
Mendelssohn .
Morley, W.
Mornington, Earl
of
A
Fb
E
F
C
E
Ab
»b
G
Bb
Ab
A
F
lb
F
Eb
F
D
D mi
ft
60 Nares, Dr. J.
72 Xorris T. .
49 'I
! Pitman . .
51
140
73
31
29,
74
143
239
295
47
141
179
325
178
32
58
212
244
241
105
28
457
27
340
Propert, Rev. W
Randall, Dr. .
: Robinson, J. .
1 Rogers, Sir J. L.
Russell, W. .
Smart, H, .
Smith, J. O.
Smith, J. S.
Soaper, J. .
Stainer.J. .
Stevenson, Sir J.
Turle, J.
Wesley, S. . .
Whitfield, Dr.'c.
Woodward, Dr. R.
Worgan, Dr.
5b
G
E
E
c
E
G
G
G
A
G
E
A
D
A
A
^b
182
324
178
61
33
364
175
178
238
103
266
327
24
240
180
265
356
50
211
102
29
326
2d6
INDEX OF CHaXT BOOK.
HOLY COMMUNION.
KYKIE ELEISON.
OFFERTORY.
IJiMPOSEIt.
Ancient Chant ....
Anonymous
Arnold, Dr. S
Baker, Henry Mus. Bac.
Beethoven
Clark, Scotson . . . .
Elvey, Sir G. J
French Litanv ....
Gilbert. W. B. Mus. Bac.
Gounod, C
Griffiths, E
Hodges, Dr. E
Hodges, Rev. J. S. B. .
Mendelssohn
Pilbrow. T
Schubert
Stainer, J
Thompson, Thomas . .
Tours, Berthold . . .
Tuckerman, Dr. S. P. .
Turle, J -. .
"Walmisley, T. A. . . .
Young, E."
GLORIA TIBI.
Composer.
G
G
A
Bb
G
E
A
G
£b
F
A
Q
ib
A
A
F
F
lb
E
No.
378
3&1
387
3*4
379
COMPOSE*.
3*9
3<5
4<>0
3yo
391
3-2
31)8
397
393
394
395
"All things come of Thee." Anonym us
" While we have time." J. Ban'iby .
"To do good." J. liam by
" <iive alms of thv goods." J. Barnby
" Thou art worthy." }V. B. Gilbert .
" He that hath pitv." Hope, . . .
"All thmgscomeof Thee. ' P. Humphreys
" liive alms of thy goods." W. H. Monk .
" Holy offerings rich and rare." Bedhead
" If we have sown." E. Rogers . . . .
"Whoso hath thisworld's goods "E.Roger.
" Blessed be the man." E. Rogers.
"Not every one." J. Stabler . .
" While we have time." J. Stainer
"He that hath pity." J. Stainer .
" Let your light " C. Swain. . .
Key
So.
0
4.".
4 B
427
C
43 1
P
c
4>4
F
430
P
437
A
424
C
428
A
433
I)
423
8?
422
Anonymous . . ,
'Brown, A. H " . '.
Dykes, Rev. J. B. .
Garrett, Dr. G. M. .
Gounod, C . . .
Hodges, Dr. E. . .
Knauft. Rev. C. W.
Monk, James J.
Paxton
Pierson, Hv H. . .
Hevel
Short, T
Tallis, T
Key. No.
c
40.3
G
409
D
410
A
414
E
415
Eft
419
G
404
F
417
D
411
G
405
F
416
G
406
G
408
G
407
D
412
A
4-3
Bb
418
0
402
SURSTTM CORDA.
Composer. Key. No.
Camidge, Dr i E 443
Ely Cathedral Service G 440
Pierson, H. H C 438
SANCTUS.
Composer.
Ancient Chant
Camidge, Dr
Ely Cathedral Service Book
Ouselev, Sir F. A. G. . . .
Pierson, H. H
Spohr
Tavlor. J . . .
Weslev, Dr. S. S.
Key. No.
44i
444
441
44-5
439
44<;
44-
C 447
449
GLORL\ LN EXCELSIS.
Composer.
Old Chant . . .
Zeuner, Charles
Key
£b
N...
4ol
452
MISCELLANEOUS.
BURIAL OF THE DEAD.
TEN SELECTIONS OF PSALMS. . .
NO.
Composer.
\
Key.
No.
466
•" I heard a voice." F. Helmore . . .
F
G
C
462
«6I
463
" 1 heard a voice." Rev. J. H. Hopkins.
De Prof undis
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