et

1. Commun- ion with my Father, In calm and qui
2. When storms are fierce a- bout me, And sorrow's billows
3. Oh, leave life's noise and tur- moil, And seek the qui - et

hour, Is roll, I hour, That

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sweet and rich in blessings, And Spirit's gracious pow'r :- He speaks in hear the Mas- ter gently Speak peace un- to my soul; When heart is he who sees in secret May give thee spir - it- pow'r; There find your

tones so gen- tle, He hears my humblest pray'r, In secret of his presence sore with anguish, And eyes are dim with tears, A qui et hour with Jesus strength in weakness, And gird your armor on, Then forth to life's great conflict

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Holy, Holy, is what the Angels Sing.

Rev. JOHNSON OATMAN, Jr.

JNO. R. SWENEY.

1. There is sing- ing up in heav- en such as we have never known, 2. But I hear an other anthem, blending voi- ces clear and strong, 3. Then the an- gels stand and list- en, for they cannot join that song, 4. So, although I'm not an angel, yet I know that over there

Where the an- gels sing the praises of the Lamb up on the throne;
"Un to him who hath redeemed us and hath bought us," is the song;
Like the sound of ma - ny waters, by that happy, blood-wash'd throng;
I will join a blessed cho- rus that the angels can- not share;

Their sweet harps are ever tuneful and their voices al- ways clear,
We have come thro' trib-u - lations to this land so fair and bright,
For they sing about great trials, battles fought and vict'ries won,
I will sing about my Saviour who up on dark Cal - va- ry

bb

Holy, Holy, etc.-CONCLUDED.

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help them make the courts of heaven ring; But when I sing redemption's story

they will fold their wings, For angels never felt the joy that our salvation brings.

bb

Mrs. W. B. DINGMAN.

God's Holy Name.

(For the Primary Class.)

MAUD WARD DUNCAN.

1. There's one command I've learn'd, With me it shall remain,Tis this, "thou shalt not 2. I'll have no evil thoughts; Bad language I'll disdain; His name, so dear to Bad company I'll shun, And all approach to sin, 'Tis easy to go

3.

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CHORUS.

take The name of God in vain." I will revere my God; His name I'll me, I'll

never take in vain.

wrong If once you should begin.

not profane; I'll keep bis word, "thou shalt not take The name of God in vain."

Copyright, 1902, by John J. Hood.

griefs known

and tears, There is a region,

man

no more, No pain, no grief, no sor- row nor care, Tell me, oh, re-viled-There many glorious crowns doth wear; Promise the

will you,

tell me,
Master

decay, ful.

eye,

will you be there? It knows no change and no
will you be there? No drooping form, no tear
that you'll be there! While thousand thousands swell the strain

It's glorious gates are closed to sin, But joys which mortals may not know, Helped by the Ho- ly Spirit's power,

To mar its grandeur, its beauty ever flow; Promise me, O sinner, that you'll be I will this day, this very hour-Turn from my sins un - to Christ the

Will you be There?.

rare; Tell me, O sin - ner, will you be there? Say, will you be there? there, Helped by God's Spirit, that you'll be there, That you will be Lord; Trust Christ my Saviour, then will be there, With him reign up there.

Love Divine.

1. Love di- vine, all love excelling, Joy of heav'n to earth come down!