3. And sure thy mercy formed the school
Where we thy Sabbaths spend,

Where thou dost smile, where thou dost rule,
The child's unchanging Friend.

4. O, may thy mercy ever bless

Our parents, teachers, friends,
The Sabbath ever yield them rest,
And peace their days attend.

5. May they with us, when life shall close,
Tell thy great mercy given:
When in the grave our forms repose,
O, may we meet in heaven!

For Social Worship.

1. Vain man, thy fond pursuits forbear;
Repent, thy end is nigh:
Death, at the farthest, can't be far;
O, think before thou die.

2. Reflect; thou hast a soul to save;
Thy sins, how high they mount!
What are thy hopes beyond the grave?
How stands that dark account?

3. Death enters, and there's no defence;
His time there's none can tell;
He'll in a moment call thee hence,
To heaven, or down to hell.

4. Thy flesh, perhaps thy greatest care,
Shall crawling worms consume;
But ah! destruction stops not there;
Sin kills beyond the tomb.

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Hast thou not given thy word, To save our souls from death?

That we may find the way To hap-pi- ness and peace.

O may we trust thee, Lord, To keep our mor-tal breath.

Rest in Heaven.

1. If ever life should seem
To thee a tedious way,
And gladness cease to beam
Upon its clouded day;
If like the weary dove,

O'er shoreless ocean driven,
Raise thou thine eye above;
There's rest for thee in heaven.

2. But O, if thornless flowers
Throughout thy pathway bloom,
And gayly fleet the hours,
Unstained by earthly gloom:
Still let not every thought

To this poor world be given;
Nor ever be forgot

Thy better rest in heaven.