"They take delight in approaching to God." 1 We come in childhood's innocence, 2 Well may we bend, in solemn joy, 3 We come not as the mighty come; But as the pure in heart should bend, 4" Forbid them not," the Saviour said ; In holy rapture dumb, We hear the call Father! we come we seek Thy face, -we come! 14. "In the morning I will direct my prayer unto Thee." 1 Air-"Mountain Maid's Invocation." Come, come, come! Don't delay, haste away, To the Sabbath School to-day; Here to meet, and to greet All in friendship sweet. Come while yet the dews of morn Order is divine. 2 3 To the happy, happy school, Come, come, come! "Let them that love Him be as the sun, when he goeth forth in his might." 1 I'll awake at dawn on the Sabbath day, 2 Birds awake betimes, every morn they sing, 3 When the summer's sun wakes the flowers again, They the call obey · none are tardy then; Nor will I forget that it is my rule, 6 & 4s. M. 16. *R. C. WATERSTON. "The Lord will bless His people with peace." 1 O God of Light and Love, While we in worship meet, 2 Great God, with heavenly power, Make us as one: May we united be, Keep us from error free, True to Thy word and Thee, - C. M. 17. *MRS. M. A. H. SHULTS. "Joy cometh in the morning." 1 Now far have fled the shades of night, O'er mountains, vales and plains. 2 How pleasant and how fair the sight, The meadows green, the waters bright, 3 God of our lives! Thine is the care 4 O may we learn in all Thy ways, L. M. 18. *R. C. WATERSTON. "God, even our own God shall bless us " 1 O Lord of Life! to Thee we pray, 2 Thy children, Father, wilt Thou bless, "Lead me in Thy truth and teach me." 2 Grant us, O Lord, a grateful heart 3 Grant us this day, a willing mind 4 Thy happy children may we live, L. M. 20. JOHN PIERPONT. "I laid me down and slept; I awaked; for the Lord sustained me." 1 O God, I thank Thee that the night In peace and rest hath passed away; And that I see in this fair light, My Father's smile, that wakes the day. 2 Be Thou my Guide, and let me live |