No. 349. Pray on; Nor Faint, Nor Cease

come in peace; Faint not, pray on. Pray on; it is the way
throne above; Faint not, pray on. Pray on; the promise

rests

He Up

takes to suc-cor thee With strength for ev'ry day; Faint not,
on un- ceas-ing pray'r; 'Twill win

thy soul's requests; Faint not,

pray on. pray on.

Copyright, 1894, by S. M. Bixby.

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Courage, then, O fainting spirit, Courage, then, thro' ev

'ry care;

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There's a balm that will not fail thee At the blessed gate of pray'r.

Copyright, 1894, by S. M. Bixby.

No. 352. Lord, in
in This Thy Mercy's Day

Isaac Williams

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I. Lord, in

this Thy

3. Ho ly Je sus,

3. Lord, on us

mercy's day, Ere from us pass a · way, grant us tears, Fill us with heart search-ing fears, Thy Spirit pour, Kneel-ing low ly at the door,

it

On Our knees we
Ere the hour of
Ere it close for

fall and doom ap

ev - er

pray, pears. more.

4 By Thy night of agony,
By Thy supplicating cry,
By Thy willingness to die,-

5 By Thy tears of bitter woe
From Jerusalem below,
Let us not Thy love forego.

6 Judge and Saviour of our race, Grant us, when we see Thy face With Thy ransomed ones a place.

No. 353.

Whatever Troubles Thee

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I. What-ever troubles thee, Tell it to God; All thy anx ty Tell it to God; 2. That pain which none may know, Tell it to God; That word which griev'd thee so, Tell it to God; 3. Hast thou im- patient been? Tell it to God; Art prone thro' this to sin? Tell it to God; 4. Whate'er may thee be-fall, Tell it to God; Thy grief if great or small, Tell it to God;

mercy and of might, Of man-kind the life and light,

2. Strong Cre a 3. Throned a- bove 4. Soon to come

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tor, Saviour mild,

a

Humbled to

mor tal child, angels' wings, of

men,

les tial things, Borne
to earth a gain, Judge of

No. 355.

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Prayer is Appointed to Convey

Joseph Hart, 1762

1. Prayer is

2. If pain af flict, or

appoint - ed

4.

to con- vey The blessings God de wrongs op-press; If cares distract, or 3. 'Tis pray'r sup- ports the soul that's weak; Tho' thought be broken, Depend on Him; thou canst not fail; Make all thy wants and

Long as they live should Christians pray; They learn to
If guilt de - ject; if sin distress; In ev 'ry
Pray, if
thou canst or canst not speak ; But pray with
Fear not; His mer - its must prevail; Ask but in

pray when first they
case, still watch and
faith in Jesus'
faith, it shall be

live.

pray. name.

done.

No. 356. O Lord, Who Art with Two or Three

per hear.

a throne of

grace.

Grant Thou that we may know Thee near, And Thy sweet Spirit's whis
Oh, may we now, to seek Thy face, Come bold-ly to
Bless us in whom Thy grace hath wrought, A bove our pray'r, above our thought.
Oh,
in the deep, un - spok - en cries, Make all our wants and needs to