2 Our feeble voice and childish thought 17 L. M Prayer and Praise. THOU, whom high archangels praise, Whose glory shines with brightest rays. To thee our grateful hymns we tune, For none can sing thy praise too soon. 2 Oh may thy grace be all our joy, Let gratitude our tongues employ, And lead young children, frail and weak, Thy praise to sing, thy face to seek. Deny us not our earnest prayer, That we may all thy favour share; Be led to each good work and word; As faithful servants of the Lord. 4 And bless our teachers, parents, friends; And grant, where'er thy name extends, That heathen children, too, may bring Their songs of praise to Israel's king. 18 Invitation to praise. CON in our youthful days; let us join the hosts above, Remember our Creator's love, C. M 1 3 He loves to be remembered thus, C. M The Lord of earth and heaven. 1 Oh let the feeblest of thy flock Attempt to speak thy praise. 2 But how shall childhood's tongue express A subject so divine? How shall we love thee as we ought, 3 My life, my joy, my hope, I owe Ten thousand thousand comforts here, 4 To thee my trembling spirit flies, 20 Prayer and Praise. C. M. EAR, Lord, the song of praise and prayeɩ. From children made thy gracious care, ? Thanks for thy word and for thy day; That we may never waste in play 3 Thanks that we hear; but oh! impart 21 HU Infant Praise. UMBLE praises, holy Jesus, Blessed Saviour! thou hast bidden From eternal death to save us; 22 Hosannas in the Temple. 1 WHEN Jesus to the temple came, 8.7. C. M. The voice of praise was heard; The little children owned his claim, 2 Hosannas made the temple ring, 3 O let those scenes be now renewed, 4 Dwell by thy Spirit in our hearts, 23 Children praising the Saviour. C. M. HOSANNAS were by children sung When Jesus was on earth; Then surely we are not too young The Lord is great, the Lord is good; 3 We thank him for his gracious word; LIVE thanks to God most high, The sovereign King of kings Thy mercy, Lord, And ever sure P. M. Shall still endure, Abides thy word. ? How mighty is his hand! What wonders hath he done! He formed the earth and seas, And spread the heavens alone. His power and grace | And let his name Are still the same, 3 He saw the nations lie, All perishing in sin, Have endless praise. And pitied the sad state 4 He sent his only Son To save us from our wo, His power and grace | And let his name 25 1 2 THE Praise for the Sabbath. HE Sabbath of the Lord, S. M For then we read and hear God's word, That day with songs we bless, When Christ, the Sun of Righteousness, Ours is the Sabbath-school; So all our lives below, In wisdom's pleasant ways, 5 Lord of the Sabbath! send Till tasks and teaching here shall end, Till, with thy saints above, |