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joy we reap; The birthright they so dearly bought We'll guard, till we with them shall sleep. 4 Thy kindness to our fathers shown In weal and woe through all the past, Their grateful sons, O God, shall own While here their name and race shall last. 841. L. M. Presbyterian Coll. God Acknowledged in National Blessings. 1 Great God of nations, now to thee Our hymn of gratitude we raise; With humble heart and bending knee, We offer thee our song of praise. 2 Here freedom spreads her banner wide, And casts her soft and hallowed ray; Here thou our fathers' steps didst guide In safety through their dangerous way. 3 We praise thee that the gospel's light Through all our land its radiance sheds, Dispels the shades of error's night, And heavenly blessings round us spreads. 4 Great God, preserve us in thy fear; In dangers still our guardian be; O, spread thy truth's bright precepts here, Let all the people worship thee. 842. L. M. Roscoe. Remembrance of our Fathers. 1 Great God! beneath whose piercing eye The world's extended kingdoms lie; Whose favoring smile upholds them all, Whose anger smites them, and they fall; 2 We bow before thy heavenly throne; Thy power we see, thy goodness own; But, cherished by thy milder voice, Our bosoms tremble and rejoice. 3 Thy kindness to our fathers shown, Their children's children long shall own; To thee with grateful hearts shall raise Their tribute of exulting praise. 4 Our God, our Guardian, and our Friend! Oh still thy sheltering arm extend; Preserved by thee for ages past, For ages may thy kindness last. 843. C. M. C. Sprague. The Pilgrims. 1 Our fathers, Lord, to seek a spot Where they might kneel to thee, Their own fair heritage forgot, And braved an unknown sea. 2 Here found their pilgrim souls repose Where long the heathen roved; And here their humble anthems rose To bless the Power they loved. 3 They sleep in dust,--but where they trod, A feeble, fainting band, Glad millions catch the strain, O God, And sound it through the land. 844. 8s. & 7s. M. Pierpont. Anniversary Hymn. 1 God
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