Rev. RAY PALMER, 1865

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TICHFIELD 78.81.

R. W. BEATY

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1. Thou who roll'st the year round, Crown'd with mercies large and free, 2. All its numbered days are sped, All its bus y scenes are o'er, 3. All our follies, Lord, for - give! Cleanse us from each guilt - y stain;

That, sustained by Thee, we now Bid the part-ing year-farewell!
Yet to be re-vived at last At

the solemn judgment-day.

Another year of proving Thy pres-ence all the days;

ing, Of

en,

quiet, happy rest,Another year for Thee. A-men.

hushing ev'ry fear; Spo-ken thro' the silence by our Father's voice, be thou not dis- mayed; Yea, I will up-hold thee with My own right hand, living streams shall rise; For the sad and sin- ful shall His grace a- bound; He will never break. Resting on His prom - ise, what have we to fear?

Refrain

Ten-der,strong and faith-ful,mak-ing us re-joice.
Thou art call'd and cho- sen in My sight to stand.
For the faint and fee - ble perfect strength be found.
God is all suf ficient for the com-ing year.

On-ward,then,and fear not,

chil-dren of the day, For His word shall never, nev- er pass

a-way. A-men.

Tr. (1861) from the Latin by Rev. F. POTT

435

TALLIS C. M.

THOMAS TALLIS, C. 1567

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is gone beyond re

1. The year call, With all its hopes and fears, 2. Thy thank-ful people praise Thee, Lord, For count-less gifts re-ceived; 3. To Thee we come, O gra-cious Lord, The new-born year to bless;

mer-cy shows; That mercy crowns it
boun-ty fed, By His un-err
care com-mit, And,peaceful,leave before Thy feet.
hopes shall raise,Adored thro' all our changing days. A-men.

it till it close. ing counsel led.