SUSAN KETCHAM BOURNE

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1. Arm of the Lord, a-wake, a- wake, Put on Thy strength, the
2. Say to the heathen from Thy throne, I am Je- ho- vah,
3. Let Zi-on's time of fa - vor come; O bring the tribes of
4. Al-might-y God, Thy grace proclaim In ev-'ry clime, of

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1. Loud let the an -
2. From mount- ain,
3. Lord, help each will ing heart, Each
4. 0 Lord, for give our sin,- Stay

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them ring Where once the lake and plain, And far Pa con Thine a

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CHARLES BURNEY 1769

WILLIAM H. WALTER, 1894

nations shake; God a-lone; Is-rael home; ev'ry name;

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land for God!"
o'er and o'er!
native land!

tive land for God! A-men.

Sound His prais - es,
Where the
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the song go
the song go
the song go

tell His worth, Be His name a -
day - light has its birth, Glad, and bright,
ly broods o'er home and hearth, Cast their bonds

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4 Let the song go round the earth!

Where the summer smiles;

Let the notes of holy mirth]

Break from distant isles!
Inland forests, dark and dim,
Ice-bound coasts give back the hymn.

5 Let the song go round the earth-
Jesus Christ is King!

With the story of His worth
Let the whole world ring!
Him creation all adore
Evermore and evermore.

L. J. HUTTON

Lord!

sea, sway

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Ev'ry clime and ev'ry tongue Join the grand, the glorious song!
Chi-na's mill-ions join the strains, Waft them on to India's plains.
Let His praise from Af-ric's shore Rise and swell her wide land's o'er! A-men.

dored; free!

way!