DOXOLOGIES, Thus may we abide in union

With each other and the Lord," And possess, in sweet communion, Joys which earth can not afford.

Amen.

REFRAINS, SEQUELS,& c.

XI.

This refrain may be used at the end of every verse of certain hymns of praise if desired. See old melody in Musical Edition.

Glory, honour, praise, and power Be unto the Lamb for ever; Jesus Christ is our Redeemer, Hallelujah! praise the Lord.

Amen.

XII.

Sequel to Hymn 22," Lead, kindly Light."

Meantime along the narrow rugged Thyself hast trod;( path, Lead, Saviour, lead me home in child­Home to my God;[ like faith, To rest for ever after earthly strife In the calm light of everlasting life. Amen.

XIII.

This verse may be sung at the begin­mug or close of the metrical litanies, 186, 262, 402, 513.

God the Father, God the Son, God the Spirit, Three in One,

145

Hear us from Thy heavenly throne; Spare us, Holy Trinity.

XIV.

This refrain may be used at the end of every verse of Hymn 289.

I do believe, I will believe

That Jesus died for me: That on the cross He shed His blood, From sin to set me free.

XV.

BEFORE MORNING OR EVENING PRAYER.

God is a Spirit: they, who worship Him,

In spirit and in truth must bow the knee:

O Thou, who dwellest' mid the Cheru­bim,

Draw.nigh to us while we draw nigha to Thee. Amen.

XVI.

AFTER EVENING PRAYER. Now, Father, we commend Ourselves to Thee this night; Oh watch us, keep us, and defend Till break of morning light.

Amen.