WONDERFUL SAVIOUR.-Concluded. kingdom, power and glo- ry, Now and for-ever, world without end. No. 109. LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. JOHN H. NEWMAN. JOHN B. DYKES. 2. 1. Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloom, Lead Thou me on! I was not ev-er thus, nor prayed that Thou Shouldst lead me on; 3. Solong Thy pow'r hath bless'd me, sure it still Will lead me on, The night is I lov'd to O'er moor and No. 110. NEVER ALONE. J. C. H. and V. A. WHITE. V. A. W. May be sung as a Duet and Chorus. 6 1. Lone-ly? no, not lone - ly While Jesus standeth by; cheers me; I know that He is nigh. joy- ment, 'Tis His e-ter-nal rest. en, What makes my Lord so late. oft Friendless? no, not friend-less, For Jesus is my Friend; I change, But He re-main-eth The same un- to the end. lean-ing hard On the mighty arm of Je sus, And He is keeping guard. pre-cious, sure foundation; The joy that is my Lord's No. 112. BEAUTY FOR ASHES. (First Prize Song.) the love of God, my Father, Whose Spirit a-bides with-in; the love of Christ, my Sav-iour, Who suffer'd up-on the tree; the beauty of the Gos- pel That scatters, not thorns, but flow'rs; D. S.-gives me sun-shine for my shad - ow, And" beauty for ash - es," here. 1. Be-neath the cross of Jesus I fain would take my stand; The shadow of a 2. Up- on that cross of Jesus, Mine eye at times can see The very dy - ing 3. I take, O cross, thy sha-dow, For my a- bid-ing place; I ask no oth Ob 4 604 er might-y rock With-in a wea-ry land. A home within the wilder-ness, A form of One Who suffered there for me. And from my smitten heart, with tears, Two sunshine than The sun-shine of His face: Content to let the world go by, To rest upon the way, From th’burning of the noontide heat, And th’burden of the day. won-ders I con-fess,-The wonders of His glorious love, And my own worthlessness. know no gain nor loss,—My sinful self, my only shame,—My glory, all the cross. |