THE FOE BEHIND. Concluded. Full. Coda. dwell with Christ is better life. 10. Where our ban - ner leads us, We may safely 141 go: He our guide will be; Christ hath gone be - fore us; Christians! follow 142 RAISE THE SONG FOR EASTER. REV. BRADY E. BACKUS. 1. Sing, O earth, God's praises, Breathe them soft, O air! Re-sur-rection's beauty, Springeth everywhere. 2. Haste, O spring, with gladness,Flowers, now come forth, With bright hues adorning The green sods of earth; 3. Sweep rich tides of mu-sic The new world a - long, Pour in full-est measure, From sweet lyres a song. 4. Clap your hands, ye mountains! Valleys, now resound! Leap for joy, ye fountains! Hills, now catch the souud! Semi-chorus. mf Storm's black clouds have vanished, Showers gently fall, Blossoms now are peeping, At the sunshine's call. Violets so ten - der, And sweet blue-bells bright, All your color blend-ing With the lil-ies white. Tell the wondrous story Of the joy - ful hour, For the grave is conquered, By His mighty power. E-ver in the heavens Reigneth Christ our King! Throng we then His temple, And glad homage bring. INDEX OF HYMN S. FIRST LINES. ABIDE with me.. ..9th •Henry Francis Lyte. 68 45 36 Glory to the Father give... 31 69 ...J. M. Neale, tr. 75 .Bp. Ken. 1709. 62 All glory, laud and honor. BRIGHTLY gleams our banner... CAROL, Sweetly carol. Children of the heavenly King...... Christ the Lord is risen to-day.. DEEP the gloom and still the night.. FILL the Easter font with care... T. J. Potter. 105 Fanny Crosby. 118 94 G. P. Grantham. 124 91 G. Phillimore. 61 Bp. A. C. Coxe. 47 ..Italian, tr. Ed. Caswall. HAIL, Thou long-expected Jesus. Hark! the glad sound! the Saviour....Philip He is risen! He is risen !. Hosanna we sing, like the children dear.. .Bp. Heber. 1827. 58 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me. Mary Lundie Duncan. 1830. 103 LET all the world, in every corner sing.... Geo. Herbert. 1632. 87 FIRST LINES. Sleep, my Saviour, sleep.. Summer suns are glowing......" Church Hymns and Tunes." Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear. 62 66 Jas. Montgomery. 77 O Thou from whom all goodness flows.. Thos. Haweis. 1792. Oft in danger, oft in woe.. On our way rejoicing.. Once in royal David's city.. 56 39 PLEASANT are Thy courts above...Henry Francis Lyte. 1834. 67 72 79 From a Latin Hymn. 142 SAVIOUR, again to Thy dear name we raise.. Sing to the Lord a joyful song..... TEN thousand times ten thousand.. Thou art the way, to Thee alone.. To Thy pastures fair and large. |