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ALMIGHTY FATHER ! robed with light,

, O teach our hearts to feel aright

And tongues to say, “Thy will be done." In all Thy just and righteous ways

Thy grace and goodness may we own; For every mercy yield our praise,

And say, O Lord, “Thy will be done." And when oppress'd with grief we lie,

When brighter scenes are fled and gone, Still may our souls submissive cry,

“Father in heaven! Thy will be done!”

men.

216. O KING of earth, of air, and sea,

Ard oh, when through the wilds we roam The hungry ravens cry to Thee; That part us from our heavenly home; To Thee the scaly tribes that sweep

When lost in danger, want, and woe, The bosom of the boundless deep; Our faithless tears begin to flow; To Thee the lions roaring call,

Do Thou Thy gracious comfort give, The common Father, kind to all!

By which alone the soul may live;
Then grant Thy servants, Lord! we pray, And grant Thy servants, Lord! we pray,
Our daily bread from day to day.

The bread of life from day to day!
The fishes may for food complain ;
The ravens spread their wings in vain ;
The roaring lions lack and pine;
But, God! Thou carest still for Thine!
Thy bounteous hand with food can bless
The bleak and lonely wilderness ;
And Thou hast taught us, Lord ! to pray
For daily bread from day to day.

A . men.