SARUM. 7.6.7.6. D. T. E. AYLWARD. Amen. 301 "He that reapeth gathereth fruit unto life eternal.”—St. John iv. 36. 303 "Bring him unto Me."-St. Mark ix. 19. I UPON the holy Mount they stood F 2 No Man of sorrows stands there now; P 3 Beneath that Mount another scene 4 No more the blaze of glistering light But tender love and healing might 5 He came from hours of rapture high To care for human woe: 6 So Angels from God's presence fly O Jesu, be our life like Thine ;- By communings with things divine 7 Lord, we would pass from hours of prayer, To go where want and sorrow are 8 Let no self-will within us lurk, DAUGHTERS OF GALILEE. 8.8.8. H. M. GWYTHER. A-men. 304 (FOR ASSOCIATIONS OF WOMEN.) (See also "DELHI," No. 54.) "Which ministered unto Him of their substance."-St. Luke viii. 3. I O DAUGHTERS blest of Galilee, F 2 Oh joy, to see that Master dear! dim. Oh joy, that gentle voice to hear! 7 Ye brought sweet spices to the tomb; cres. And joy broke o'er your night of gloom, f And withered hopes burst forth in bloom. F 8 For, lo! upon your startled ear [clear; Thrilled forth the heavenly message "Your Lord is risen: He is not here.' F 3 Oh more than joy, to that dear Lord, F 9 O Jesu, throned above the height, In purest, deepest love adored, Ali lowly service to afford ! F 4 Yea, happy was your lot to bring, Adoring troops of Angels bright Wait on Thy bidding day and night. P 10 Thy sacred form we cannot see, P 5 With wondering ear, as He drew nigh, P II For while 'mid want and woe we move, PP6 And there, beneath the shrouded P 12 Standing far off, with awe-struck eyes f And tend Thy poor in gentle love, O gracious Jesu, we confess OLD HUNDREDTH. L.M. GUILLAUME FRANC [?], GENEVA A - men. 305 (For another form of this Tune, see Hymn 331.) "Now are they many members, yet but one body."—1 Cor. xii. 20. FI OUR Soul shall magnify the Lord, 3 May we the Christian law fulfil, 2 God of our life! To Thee we bow; F 4 Grant that our union, here begun, Also the following: O LORD, how joyful 'tis to see (453). OH, 'twas a joyful sound to hear (475). CHURCH BUILDING. RACHEL. 8.7.8.7. D. REV. C. C. SCHOLEFIELD. A-men. 306 (FOUNDATION OF A CHURCH.) "I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious corner I IN the Name which earth and heaven Ever worship, praise, and fear,- cres. Stone on stone the workmen place, We complete in Thee are found; Strong and living stones, are bound. EDGBASTON. 4 Yet with truer nobler beauty, Lord, we pray, this house adorn, 5 Here in due and solemn order May her ceaseless prayer arise; Here the child of God be sealed; Here the Bread of heaven be broken, "Till He come "Himself revealed. F 6 Praise to Thee, O Master-Builder, |