1Israel's Shepherd, guide me, feed me.

And beside the waters lead me,

2Lord, thy guardian presence ever,

I have found thee, and would never,

1Father! bless thy word to all;

O, may sinners hear thy call,

2Father, bid the world rejoice;

May the nations hear thy voice,

1O God, by whom the seed is given,

Whose word, like manna showered from heaven

2Preserve it from the passing feet,

The sultry sun's intenser heat,

3Though buried deep, or thinly strewn,

The hope in earthly furrows sown

1Now, Lord, the heavenly seed is sown,

Thy heavenly blessing to bring down

2In vain we plant without thine aid,

Lord of the harvest, God of grace,

3Then shall our cheerful hearts and tongues

"Thou, Lord, hast given the rich increase,

1From worship, now, thy church dismiss--

O grant a taste of heavenly bliss,

2Oft may these pleasant scenes return

Oft may our hearts within us burn

3And when these pleasant scenes are past,

And meet th' assembled world at last,

Do thou the gracious harvest raise,

And thou alone shalt have the praise.

Our tongues would all thy love proclaim,

And chant the honors of thy name.

For this our tongues thy love proclaim,

And chant the honors of thy name.

Then shall our tongues thy love proclaim,

And chant the honors of thy name.

1Lo! the day of rest declineth;

May the Sun that ever shineth,

2Softly now the dew is falling;

On his children meekly calling,

3While thine ear of love addressing,

Father, give thine evening blessing;

1Soon will our fleeting hours be past;

Sinks downward in the radiant west,

2May He, from whom all blessings flow,

Uniting all in wisdom's ways,

3And as the rapid sands run down,

Till each receive the glorious crown

1Lord, now we part in thy blest name,

In which we here together came:

Grant us our few remaining days

To work thy will and spread thy praise.

2Teach us in life and death to bless

The Lord our strength and righteousness;

And grant us all to meet above;

Then shall we better sing thy love.

1All ye nations, praise the Lord;

Heaven and earth, with loud accord,

2For his truth and mercy stand,

Like the years of his right hand,

3Praise him, ye who know his love;

Praise him in the heights above;

1Lord, how delightful 'tis to see

A whole assembly worship thee;

At once they sing, at once they pray,

They hear of heaven and learn the way.

2O, write upon our memory, Lord,

The text and doctrines of thy word:

That we may break thy laws no more,

But love thee better than before.

1Part in peace! is day before us?

Are the shadows lengthening o'er us?

2Part in peace! with deep thanksgiving,

Gracious service to the living,

3Part in peace! such are the praises

Such the worship that upraises

1While now upon this Sabbath eve,

Thy house, Almighty God, we leave

'Tis sweet, as sinks the setting sun,

To think on all our duties done.

2Oh! evermore may all our bliss

Be peaceful, pure, divine, like this;

And may each Sabbath, as it flies,

Fit us for joy beyond the skies.

1Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing,

Let us each, thy peace possessing,

2Thanks we give, and adoration,

May the fruits of thy salvation

1Millions within thy courts have been;

But thou, soul-searching God! hast seen

2From east to west the sun surveyed,

And still, where evening stretched her shade,

3And not a prayer, a tear, a sigh,

To those in trouble thou wert nigh;

4Yet one prayer more;--and be it one,

Fulfil thy promise to thy Son;

1Thy name be hallowed evermore;

O God! thy kingdom come with power!

Thy will be done, and day by day,

Give us our daily bread, we pray:

2Lord! evermore to us be given

The living bread that came from heaven:

Water of life on us bestow,

Thou art the Source, the Fountain thou.