45 46 2 Father, let Thy Holy Spirit Glory, where He reigns above. Miss D. A. Thrupp. TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 10. I LOVE to think, though I am young, That Jesus walked this earth along, 2 He kept His Father's word of truth, And while He walked the paths of youth, 3 I love to think that He who spake, And called the sleeping dead to wake, 4 That He who wore the thorny crown, Had a kind mother like my own, 5 I know 'twas all for love of me And left the heavens so fair to see, 6 Then, Saviour, who wast once a child, Dear Saviour, come to me. Rev. E. Paxton Hood. TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 44. ESUS was the first to love us : JESU Our dear Lord came from the sky, Lived a weary life of sorrow, Then a shameful death did die. C.M. 8.7. D. 2 Oh, how dearly He has loved us, 3 Jesus, Lord, I think I love Thee, 47 TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 47. JESUS, who lived above the sky, Came down to be a man and die; And in the Bible we may see 2 He went about-He was so kind- 3 And more than that, He told them too, He would have listened to a child. 4 But such a cruel death He died! 5 And so He died !-and this is why L.M. 48 49 TUNE-Sacred Songs and Solos, No. 69. JESU ESUS from His throne on high Yes, Jesus loves me, Yes, Jesus loves me; 2 I can see Him even now, With His pierced, thorn-clad brow, Oh, what love, and all for me! Suffering shame and death for me. Rev. E. P. Hammond. TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 49. THE HERE is a green hill far away, Where the dear Lord was crucified, 2 We may not know-we cannot tell- 3 He died that we might be forgiven, That we might go at last to heaven, 4 There was no other good enough 5 Oh, dearly, dearly has He loved ; And trust in His redeeming blood, Mrs. C. F. Alexander. (By permission of Messrs. Masters and Co.) 7's. C.M. 50 TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 50. LO, at noon 'tis sudden night; Darkness covers all the sky : 2 Nailed upon the cross, behold How His tender limbs are torn; They have made Him one of thorn; 3 See, the blood is falling fast From His forehead and His side! 4 You were wretched, weak, and vile, 5 Come, then, children, come and see; "Since it was for such as I 7's, 6 lines. Jane Taylor. 51 TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 17. WHEN Lich the Prince of glory died, HEN I survey the wondrous cross My richest gain I count but loss, And pour contempt on all my pride. 2 Forbid it, Lord, that I should boast, L.M. 52 3 See, from His head, His hands, His feet, Or thorns compose so rich a crown? 4 Were the whole realm of nature mine, Demands my soul, my life, my all! Watts. TUNE-Songs of Love and Mercy, No. 52. THERE is a word I fain would speak Jesus died. Eyes that weep, and hearts that break : No music from the quivering string Jesus died. The holy Lord, the bleeding Lamb, 3 And now I need not fear to pray: He washes all my sins away: Jesus died. 4 "Twill soothe my heart with death in view: And bear me that cold river through: That word will heaven's bright gates unclose, And bear me where His glory glows: Jesus died. P.M. Rev. E. Paxton Hood. |