The dove from out the ark of old
The eastern sages sought their Lord
Thee we adore, eternal Lord

HYMN

175

54

403

36

The faintest trembling of the earth

446

The gift, all other gifts above

The floods lift up their waves, O God

359

439

The God of harvest praise

The glorious Gospel from above

391

95

390

The happy morn is come

103

The harvest is gathered

The head that once was crowned with thorns

291

447

123

The Lord our God is King

145

There are some hours, ny Saviour, when

302

There are who kindly in their hours of gladness

144

206

222

The roseate hues of early dawn

There is a God, who heareth prayer
There is a land of pure delight
There is an eye that never sleeps
There is a path no fowl doth know
There is a safe and secret place
There is no sorrow, Lord, too light
There the wicked cease from troubling

204

377

329

138

261

203

194

399

The Saviour lives, no more to die

The saints on earth, and those above

96

174

The soldier skilled in battle-fields hath learned

411

Wake my spirit, wake and sing
Wants and yearnings that my tongue
Weak, to suffer'; strong, to save
We bless Thee, Lord, that wheresoe'er
Welcome sweet day, of days the best
We look around upon returning spring
Wert Thou to quench all mortal pride
We saw Thee not when Thou didst tread
We sing His love who once was slain
We sing the praise of Him who died
We've no abiding city here

307

10

483

76

271

373

385

233

185

40

85

264

What bliss to hear the seraph strain

134

.....

Whate'er may change, in God no change is seen

246

Who walks the waves in wondrous guise

When like a stranger on our sphere
When our heads are bowed with woe
When shrouding darkness passed away
When sore afflicted and afraid

Where high the heavenly temple stands
While from place to place I rove

...

While shepherds watch their flocks by night.
While war's dread sound is heard around
Who are these arrayed in white

Who hath ever seen Thy face

HYMN
343
458

30

440

186

444

402

275

448

Wiser, holier grow we not

With grateful hearts let all the earth

With Thee, Lord, will I walk by day
Would that ever morn and even
Worthy though the spirit be

382

2

173

58

NOTE-The Hymn for Christmas Day, No. 46, has been set to
music by the Rev. W. H. Havergal. (Hart, Hatton Garden.) The
same music is suitable for Hymns 362 and 364.

The original and most suitable melody for Hymn 143 is pro-
curable at Novello's, price 3d.

For Hymn 105, the tune is The Spanish Chant.

Should this Hymnal be favourably received, it is intended to
publish ere long a Book of Tunes for the whole Collection.
Meanwhile, suitable tunes for a large portion of these hymns will be
found in the Tune Books for Hymns Ancient and Modern, and the
Church Psalter and Hymn Book, by the Rev. W. Mercer.

Woodfall and Kinder, Printers, Milford Lane, Strand, W.C.