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o him may each assembled house Present their night and morning vows; And children of the rising race Be taught his precepts and his grace. 4 When nature droops, our aged eyes Shall see our children's children rise; Till pleased and thankful we remove, And join the family above. 926. L. M. Scott. Family Religion. 1 Where'er the Lord shall build my house, An altar to his name I'll raise; There, morn and evening, shall ascend The sacrifice of prayer and praise. 2 With duteous mind, the social band Shall search the records of thy law; There learn thy will, and humbly bow With filial reverence and awe. 3 Here may he fix his sacred seat, And spread the banner of his love; Till, ripened for a happier state, We meet the family above. 927. L. M. 6l. Methodist Coll. Religion at Home. 1 When quiet in my house I sit Thy book be my companion still; My joy thy sayings to repeat, Talk o'er the records of thy will, And search the oracles divine, Till every heart-felt word be mine. 2 O may the gracious words divine Mingled with all my converse be: So will the Lord his follower join, And walk and talk himself with me; So shall my heart his presence prove And burn with everlasting love. 3 Oft as I lay me down to rest, O, may the reconciling word Sweetly compose my weary breast, While, trusting in my gracious Lord, I sink in peaceful dreams away, And visions of eternal day! 4 Rising to sing my Father's praise, Thee may I publish all day long; And let thy precious word of grace Flow from my heart and fill my tongue; Fill all my life with purest love, And join me to the church above. 928. S. M. Watts. Family Affection from Religious Principles. 1 How pleasing, Lord! to see, How pure is the delight, When mutual love, and love to thee, A family unite! 2 From these celestial springs Such streams of comfort flow, As no increase of riches brings, Nor honors can bestow. 3 No bliss can equal theirs, Where such affections meet; While mingled praise and mingled prayers Make their communion sweet. 4 'Tis the same pleasure fills The b
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