a

wan-der-er, The sun gone down,

E'en tho' it be a cross
Darkness be
ver me,

that Thou send- est me,

2. Tho' like
3. There let the way ap- pear, Steps un
All
to heaven;
4. Then, with my wak-ing tho'ts Bright with Thy praise,

Out of

my sto ny griefs

133

Let Evening Twilight Turn to Dawn

T. Vincent Tymms, 1892
Slowly, with expression

4

1. Let 2. Yet

we

Anon. Har. by C. B. 1896

evening twi - light turn to dawn, For all who love Thee, Saviour dear, remember how 'tis writ, That while He sought their doubt to clear, 3. With burn-ing hearts they heard His words, Un - fold-ing how each an cient seer 4. Drew near,was near, yet still seemed far, While sitting down their a figure by their side, But in their hearts, In dwell in us by faith, dear Lord! In us by grace Thy near us, Lord, till sense Di-vides from Him our

5. Not

6. So 7. Be

now

no more

bo

meal to cheer! dweller dear! throne up - rear, souls re-vere:

9:3 bb4

Copyright, 1906, by United Society of Christian Endeavor

1. Holy Ghost,Comfort- er, Spirit of love divine, Come dwell in our hearts, Make them

2. Help and bless with Thy peace All who in sor-row mourn; Save,save by Thy love All those

ritard

for

- ev

· · er

Thine. Hear us while now we seek Thy grace,Show us the brightness of Thy face, by sin cast down. And when o'erwhelm'd by temptation's pow'r, Then be Thou near in darkest hour,

Hear!

Hear!

19:25

W. H. Callcott, 1867

flee; When the heavy
bove; When the prod - i
end;
When the hun-gry

crowd; When the shepherd

la

den cast

gal

All their load on

Thee; When the trou-bled, seek -ing peace, looks back To his Father's love; When the proud man in his pride, craveth food, And the poor a friend; When the sai - lor on the wave the moor, Names the name of God; When the learned and the high,

on

On

Thy name shall call; When the sinner,seek -ing life, At Thy feet shall fall: Stoops to seek Thy face; When the burden'd brings his guilt To Thy throne of grace: Bows the fer -vent knee; When the sol-dier on the field Lifts his heart to Thee: Tired of earthly fame, Up on high-er joys in- tent, Name the blessed Name:

Hear then in love, O Lord, the cry, In heav'n, Thy dwell - ing - place on high.

The Lord's Prayer

136

Adapted from Richard Langdon,

1735-1803

Thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our dai-ly bread,

and forgive us our tres-pass-es, as we for-give them that tres-pass against

us;

מי

cres.

And lead us not in - to temp -ta-tion, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the