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An offering at the shrine of
As earth's pageant passes by,
As body, when the soul is
As every day thy mercy spares,
A soldier's course, from battles 313
As the hart with eager looks,
As the sun's enlivening ray,
As the sweet flower that
Author of good, we rest on
A voice from the desert comes, 245
Awake, my soul, and with the 1
Awake, our souls, away our 315
Awake, my soul, lift up thine 316
Awake, my soul, stretch every 314
Awake, ye tempests, and his
Away from every mortal care,

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Fairest of all the lights above,
Farewell, thou once a mortal,
Far from mortal cares,
Far from my thoughts,

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Great God, how infinite art
Great God, the followers of
Great God, what do I see and
Great Framer of unnumbered 168
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Far from the world, O Lord!
Father, at thy footstool see,
Father divine, before thy view, 241
Father of all, in every age,
Father of light, conduct my
Father of me and all mankind,
Father of lights, from whom
Father of our feeble race,
Father, thy boundless love to
Father, thy paternal care,
Father, united by thy grace,
Father, when in dust to thee,
Flung to the heedless winds,
Forgive us, for thy mercies'
For all thy saints, O God,
For thee, O Lord, our constant
For all thy gifts we praise thee
Forth from the dark. Evening

Prayer.

From all that dwell. Morning
Prayer.

From Greenland's icy

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Hear what God, the Lord,
Hear what the voice from
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Heavenly Father, sovereign
Here in a world of doubt,

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Gently fall the dews of eve,
Give me the enlarged desire,
Give to the winds thy fear,

Hope, though slow it be and
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God
Hosanna to the living Lord,
How beauteous were the
How blest the righteous when
How happy is he, born and
How honorable is the place,
How shall we praise thee,
How sweetly flowed the

No change of time shall ever
Not for false and fleeting joys, 355
Not to the terrors of the Lord, 164
Not with terror do we meet,

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On the first Christian Sabbath 66
On thy church, O power

O bow thine ear, eternal one,
O cease thou wandering soul,
O'er silent field and
O for a closer walk with God,
Oh Father, hear us when we
O for a prophet's fire,
O draw me Father, after thee,
O God, by whom the seed is
O God, I thank thee that the
O God, our strength, to thee
O God, we praise thee and
O God, whose dread and
O God, whose presence glows 26
O hallowed memories of the
O help us Lord, each hour of
O here if ever, God of love,
Oh thou who dwell'st in the
O Lord of life, and truth, and 28
O Lord, thy mercy, my sure
O let my trembling soul be still, 227
Omnipresent God, whose aid, 101
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