60.

Universal Praise. JOHN BOWDLER. | 2 Within the temple of thy grace,

1 SING to the Lord with cheerful voice;
From realm to realm the notes shall
sound,

And heaven's exulting sons rejoice
To bear the full hosanna round.

2. When, starting from the shades of night,
At dread Jehovah's high behest,
The sun arrayed his limbs in light,
And earth her virgin beauty drest, -

3 Thy praise transported nature sung,
In pealing chorus, loud and far;
The echoing vault with rapture rung,
And shouted every morning star.

We bow before our Father's face;
Thy grace and glory we adore,
And learn the wonders of thy power.

3 Here, when our spirit faints and dies,
And conscience smarts with inward stings,
The Sun of Righteousness shall rise,
With healing beams beneath his wings.

4 Father, our souls would still abide
Within thy temple, near thy side;
But, if our feet must hence depart,
Still keep thy dwelling in our heart.

4 Thy praise shall fill each grateful voice, 62.
Shall bid the song of rapture sound;
And heaven's exulting sons rejoice
To bear the full hosanna round.

61. The Peace and Comfort of Worship. WATTS.

1 AWAY from every mortal care,

From this world's worthless joys afar,
Away from earth, our souls retreat.
And wait and worship near thy feet.

Daily Bread.

MORAVIAN

1 THY name be hallowed evermore;
O God! thy kingdom come with power,
Thy will be done, and day by day
Give us our daily bread, we pray.

2 Lord, evermore to us be given

The living bread that came from heaven:
Water of life on us bestow;
Thou art the Source, the Giver thou.

ALCESTER. 78.

EPISCOPAL COL. 2 Should it be with clouds o'ercast,