2. Hold Thou our hearts in Thy keeping, Guide us, for Je sus' sake;.

1. Blessing, yes,

2. Thou,

Copyright, 1892, by S. M. Bixby.

No. 32. Come, My Soul, Thou Must be Waking

For
He

Come, to Him who made this splendor,
the night is safely ended;
the hid-den shame gloss'd o-ver
And, re-leas'd from death's dark sadness, Rise in glad-ness, That far bright-er Sun to

See thou ren-der All
God hath tend-ed
Can dis-cover,

thy feeble strength can pay. With His care thy help less hours. And dis-cern each deed of sin.

greet.

No. 35. Upraised from Sleep, to Thee We Kneel