The book of sacred song . 3IQ THE BOOK OF SACRED SONG. ss MIGHTY TO SAVE. N Jesus book I bearA more than conquerors namerA soldier, son, and fellow-heir,Who fought and overcame. His be the victors name,Who fought our fight alone;Triumphant saints no honour claim,Their conquest was His own. By weakness and defeat,He won the meed and crown;Trod all our foes beneath His feet,By being trodden down. He, hell, in hell laid low;Made sin, He sin overthrew;Bowd to the grave, destroyed it so,And death, by dying, slew. Bless, bless the Conqueror slain !Slain in His victory!Who lived, who died, who lives


The book of sacred song . 3IQ THE BOOK OF SACRED SONG. ss MIGHTY TO SAVE. N Jesus book I bearA more than conquerors namerA soldier, son, and fellow-heir,Who fought and overcame. His be the victors name,Who fought our fight alone;Triumphant saints no honour claim,Their conquest was His own. By weakness and defeat,He won the meed and crown;Trod all our foes beneath His feet,By being trodden down. He, hell, in hell laid low;Made sin, He sin overthrew;Bowd to the grave, destroyed it so,And death, by dying, slew. Bless, bless the Conqueror slain !Slain in His victory!Who lived, who died, who lives againFor thee, His Church, for thee ! MODERN : ANONYMOUS. 311 THE PEACE OF GOD WHICH PASSETH ALL MK jHE world with stones, instead ofbread,Our hungry souls has often fed ;It promised health, — in one short hourPerished the fair but fragile flower;It promised riches,—in a dayThey made them wings and fled away;It promised friends,—all sought their own,And left my widowM heart alone. Lord! with the barren service spent,To Thee my suppliant knee I bent;And found in Thee a Fathers grace,His hand, His heart, His faithfulness;The voice of peace, the smile of love,The bread which feeds the saints above;And tasted in this world of woe,A joy its children never know. 312 THE BOOK OF SACRED SONG.


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