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NOTE
TO THE
ENLARGED EDITION, 1871.
THE Music in this Collection is designed to be sung by ALL THE PEOPLE. It therefore contains none of our noble Cathedral Anthems, for, having been written for trained choirs, they cannot be adapted to Congregational use without unwarrantable mutilation. One or two compositions have been admitted for which the support of an organ and choir seems likely to be needful; but very few of the Anthems will, it is hoped, be found difficult, even where the human voice is esteemed the best organ, and" the great Congregation" is the only choir.
The addition now made( Anthems 45-71) provides, not only for ordinary worship, but for special occasions and seasons; for which, where they could not find appropriate music, the Compilers sought the aid of Sir J. Goss, to whom they, as also they believe the Churches who use the book, owe very warm thanks for the skill with which he has met their wants in a form of music somewhat new and uncommon. Those who are constantly using such metrical Collects as" Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah," or" Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessing," will not, it is presumed, object to the prose Collects, set as they are to simple and devotional tones.
By substituting the" Compressed" for the old" Vocal" score edition, the compilers are enabled to make this addition of twenty- seven Anthems, without increase of price; and as the words are still published at a penny, our poorest Congregations and Schools will be enabled to unite in this form of Bible Psalmody.
LONDON: June 15th, 1871.
N.B.- A large portion of the Anthems in this Work, and nearly all the arrangements have been composed or revised especially for it, and are Copyright.

Inder of Subjects and Dccasions.
As many of the Anthems touch on several subjects, and may be used on various occasions, they are repeated in this Index as often as seems needful.
Collects.
NO.
45
69
Almighty and everlasting God... 70 Grant, we beseech Thee Let Thy merciful ear O Saviour of the world Prevent us, O Lord We bow in prayer.....
Confession of Sin.
I will arise
Out of the depths
...... …...
Praise to God.
I. General.
.......
...............
Christian Happiness and Security.
Blessed is the people...........
O how amiable
O love the Lord...
Our soul waiteth
42
The Lord will be a refuge The redeemed of the Lord 31 The righteous shall be glad 27 They that put their trust 52 They that wait upon the Lord.. 50 Whom have I in heaven
39
I will alway give thanks
I will extol Thee
...
......
...
...............
56
67
30
IO
9
6
26
......
25
Bless the Lord, O my soul. Blessed art Thou, O Lord 5 Blessing and glory( No. 1) 14 Blessing and glory( No. 2)...... 38 God sent his only begotten Son 53 Holy, Holy, Holy.- See" Sanctuses."
2
37
63
41
Let the people praise Thee...... 46 Lift up your heads.........
64
Praise to God- continued. Not unto us, O Lord O come, let us worship.......
O praise God in his holiness
NO. 55
34
29
O praise the Lord, for it is
15
O praise the Lord, all ye......... 28 O Thou that hearest prayer Praise waiteth for Thee The Lord hath prepared. 35 Thine, O Iord, is the greatness 32 Unto us a child is born 4 With angels and archangels 54
2. For Special Mercies.
I will sing of the Lord
My song shall be
Out of the depths
3. To Christ.
............
Prayer to God.
I. General.
...
....
...
...
.........
Blessed art Thou, O Lord Lord, dismiss us
May the grace of My song shall be Our soul waiteth Search me, O God The Lord bless thee.
2. For Pardon or Deliverance.
.........
...
Behold the Lamb of God
Christ is risen....... Glory be to God
Hark! the herald angels sing... 18 Now unto Him that is able...... 36 Unto Him that loved us
13
......
.....
33
62
58
12
37
.........
49
71
8
5
21
20
13
26
22
24
Almighty and everlasting God.. 70 Grant, we beseech Thee 45

Prayer to God- continued.
O Lord, bow down
O Saviour of the world.. Out of the depths
We bow in prayer.....
INDEX OF SUBYECTS AND OCCASIONS.
3. For Blessing on Divine Worship.
Let the words of my mouth Let thy merciful ear O Lord my God...... We bow in prayer..
Public Worship.
1. Commencement of Service.
2. Close of Service.
Sanctuses.
Camidge.
Gibbons
...........
4. For Blessing on benevolent Effort.
Prevent us, O Lord
67
Grant, we beseech Thee
I will both lay me down I will lay me down Lord, dismiss us May the grace of Christ The Lord bless thee
....
Hayes
Tallis
Mason
Greatorex
..............
57
As the hart panteth Holiness becometh Thine house 7 How lovely are Thy dwellings.. 48 I will arise and go to my Father 2 Let the words of my mouth...... 19 My voice shalt thou hear......... 43 O come, let us worship..... O how amiable......
34
9
The Lord is in His holy temple 11 They that wait upon the Lord.. 50
...
...........
NO. Special Services or Seasons- contd. NO Christmas.
60
God sent his only begotten Son 51 Hark! the herald angels sing... 18 Hosanna1 for unto us............ 65 Unto us a Child is born
4
.........
.........
56
37
30
Special Services or Seasons. Benevolent Collections.
19
69
17
30
45
51
59
21
20
24
136345
23
44
Prevent us. O Lord, in all our... 67
Communion.
Behold the Lamb of God
49
God sent his only begotten Son 53 O Saviour of the world............ 56 Unto Him that loved us.......... 13
Easter.
Behold the Lamb of God
Christ is risen..........
Evening.
I will both lay me down
Morning.
I will lay me down Funeral Services.
Blessed are the dead................ 47 Harvest.
Praise waiteth for Thee......... 62
My voice shalt Thou hear
Opening Places of Worship.
Lift up your heads Prevent us, O Lord
Will God, in very deed
Ordinations.
49 ....... 71
........
Social Worship.
51
59
. 43
64
67
66
How beautiful upon the mountains 40
National Trial or Deliverance.
Blessed is the people...
I will extol Thee
O love the Lord.....
O praise the Lord, all ye.....
They that put their trust
52
Thine, O Lord, is the greatness 32
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41
6
28
Behold, how good and joyful... 61 Young Men's Meetings.
Blessed art Thou, O Lord...... 5 Wherewithal shall a young man 68

Almighty and everlasting God As the hart panteth
Behold, how good and joyful. Behold the Lamb of God Bless the Lord, O my soul Blessed are the dead...... Blessed art Tho, O Lord Blessed is the people Blessing and glory( No. 1) Blessing and glory( No. 2)
Christ is risen......
Dismission Hymns..
Glory be to God
God sent His only begotten Son Grant, we beseech Thee
Hark! the herald angels sing..... Hallelujah! Blessing and glory Holiness becometh Thine house.........
I will both lay me down
I will extol Thee
Alphabetical Inder.
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I will lay me down
I will sing of the Lord
Let the people praise Thee..
Let the words of my mouth....
Let thy merciful ear
Lift up your heads
Lord, dismiss us
Hosanna! for unto us
How beautiful upon the mountains How lovely are thy dwellings.........
I heard a voice
I will alway give thanks
I will arise....
May the grace
My song shall be
My voice shalt Thou hear
Not unto us, O Lord
......
......
......
71
..... 20, 21
8
53
...
NO.
70
.........
57
61
49
25
47
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14
47
63
51
41
19
21
20
Now unto Him that is able..
O come, let us worship
O how amiable
43
O Lord, bow down
O Lord my God
O love the Lord.....
O praise God in His holiness
O praise the Lord, for it is a
O praise the Lord, all ye nations
O Saviour of the world........
O Thou that hearest prayer..
Our soul waiteth Out of the depths
Praise waiteth for Thee
Prevent us, O Lord
Sanctus( No. 1), Camidge
( No. 2), Gibbons
( No. 3), Hayes
( No. 4), Tallis..... ( No, 5), Mason
Search me, O God The Lord bless thee The Lord hath prepared
The Lord is in his holy temple
The Lord will be a refuge
""
.......
12 Whom have I
......
......
Will God in very deed..
With angels and archangels
NO.
36
34
............
9
ба
17
6
29
15
28
56
33
26
37
62
67
1
The redeemed of the Lord The righteous shall be glad.. They that put their trust They that wait upon the Lord Thine, O Lord, is the greatness.........
Unto Him that loved us Unto us a Child is born We bow in prayer..........
30
Wherewithal shall a young man........ 68
16
23
44
22
24
35
II
42
31
27
52
50
32
13
4
39
66
54

I Sanctus.[ No. 1.]
Ho- ly, Ho- ly, Holy Lord God of Hosts,
full of thy
glo- ry.
2" I will arise.'
I will a- rise,
Him, Fa-- ther,
I will a
-
ور
rise,
88
Anthems.
Glo ry be
-
I will a-
Luke xv. 18, 19.
Heaven and be- fore Thee, and am no more wor- thy to be
I will a- rise, and go to my Fa
to Thee, O
rise, and go to my Fa
7
Heaven and earth are
--
DR. CAMIDGE, by per.
Father, 1 have sinned, have sinned, I have sinned against
Lord Most High.
ther,
ther, and will say un- to
CECIL.
called thy son.
my Fa
-
ther.

3 Sanctus.[ No. 2.]
4
Ho- ly, Holy, Ho- ly, Lord God of Hosts, Heaven and earth are
ma- jes ty
" Unto us."
Un- to
of thy glo
giv-
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- en, and the
Ei
ry.
mighty God,
Child is
and his name shall be call
Glory be to Thee, O
Isaiah ix. 6.
born,...
2
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govern- ment shall be up-
us a
on his
ed Won- der- ful, Coun- sel Slower.
the everlast- ing Fa- ther,
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Lord most High!
full of the
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the Prince of Peace.

5
" Blessed art Thou." Ps. cxix. 12.
Blessed art Thou, O Lord,
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Blessed art Thou, O Lord; O
2
proud.... do er.
O teach me thy sta- tutes; Blessed art Thou, O Lord, Blessed art Thou, O
Lord; O teach me,
6" O Love the Lord." Ps. xxxi. 23, 24.
66
Adapted from WELDON.
304
O teach me, O teach me thy sta- tutes, O teach me thy sta- tutes.
O love the Lord, O love the Lord, O love the Lord, all
Be
teach me, O
of good courage, 9
4
for the Lord pre- serv- eth, pre- serv- eth the faith- ful, and plen- ti- ful- ly re- ward- eth the
ye
his saints;
Be of good courage, and ( Continued.)
2

7
He shall strengthen, shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope, that hope in the Lord, all Slower.
ye that hope, that hope in the Lord, all ye that hope, that hope in the Lord. " Holiness becometh thine house."
Ps. xciii. 5.
Lord, for
Holiness be- com- eth thine house, Holi- ness be- com- eth thine house, O
8"
Ho-
Ver. 1. Glo- ry Ver. 2. Speak ye
ev
22
be
all
er;
Ho li ness be
liness be com- eth thine house, thine house, O Lord, for
Glory be to God."
2
-
to God who gave us, his power ex- cel- ling,
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cometh thine house, Slower.
DR. MASON.
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Free- ly gave his Son An- gels who surround
ev
er.
DR. MASON.
to save us, his dwelling, ( Continued.)

to the Son who came. un- bound- ed love pro- claim.)
Glory His
Ev- er from the whole cre- a- tion, Be to God, and
9" O how amiable." Ps. lxxxiv. 1, 2.
66
Hon- our, bless- ing,
O how a- mia- ble are thy dwellings, Thou Lord of Hosts, my
re- joice...... re joice....
flesh, re- joice.....
d
re- joice,
re joice....
II
a- do
re-
to
-sire and longing to en- ter, to en- ter into the house of the Lord. My heart and my
- ra-
tion,
joice,
the Lamb.
V. RICHARDSON, 1706.
soul hath a dein the living, ( Continued.)

God; Blessed are they that dwell in thy house, They will
praising Thee, Hal- le- lu- jah, Halle
peo
jah, Hal- le
10" Blessed is the people." Ps. Ixxxix. 15, 16, 18.
-
Blessed is the peo
-
lu- jah, Halle
-
2
countenance, shall walk, O Lord, in
12
2 2 2
- al- way be
lu- jah, Hal- le- lu
lu- jah, Hal- le lu- jah, Halle lu- jah, Hal- le- lu-
jah.
DR. MASON.
ple that know the joy- ful sound, Bless- ed is the
ple that know the joy- ful sound. They shall walk, O Lord, in the light of thy
the light of thy countenance.
( Continued.)

In thy name shall they re joice all the day, and in thy right- eous-
ness shall they be ex
The Lord is
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11" The Lord is in his holy temple."
Hab. ii. 20.
ed.
in.... his ho
For the Lord is Slower.
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P.P.
the earth keep si- lence before Him,
13
el
ly tem- ple, the Lord is in.... his
1
- ple; Let all the earth keep si- lence before Him, let
our deZ:
is our King.
keep si- lence before Him.

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12" My song shall be." Ps. ci. 1, 2.
13
13
My song shall be of mer- cy and judgment; un- to Thee, O Lord, un- to
Thee will I sing; un- to Thee, O Lord, unto Thee will I sing.
d
2
let me have un der- standing in the way, the way of god
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When wilt Thou come un- to me? When wilt Thou come un- to me?
DR. MASON, From Dr. Clarke.
house with a
per fect heart, will walk in my house with a
" Unto Him that loved us." Rev. i. 5, 6.
2
-
li
- ness.
O
I will walk in my
perfect heart.
Un to Him that loved us, and washed us from our sins in his own blood, ( Continued.)
14

And hath made us kings and priests un- to God and his Fa
To Him be glo- ry, and do min- ion, to Him be
dd
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and do min- ion, for ev
14" Blessing and glory." Rev. vii. 12.
er and ev
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honour, and power, and might, be un- to our God for
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God for ev- er, be un- to our God for ev- er and
15
Hell
HIGH
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ev- er, be
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Al- le- lu-ia, Al- le- lu- ia. Blessing, and glo- ry, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and
er.
ther;
glo- ry
Hell
HSH
A-- men.
From F. MÜLLER,
A
un- to our
men.

15" O praise the Lord."
2
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Ps. cxlvii. I.
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O praise the Lord, for it is a good thing to sing praises, to sing
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praises un- to our God: Yea, a joy- ful and pleasant thing it
WELDON.
infinite; Yea, and his wis- dom, his wis- dom is
16 Sanctus.[ No. 3.]
thankful. Great is the Lord, and great is his power: Yea, and his wis- dom is
Repeat forte, ad lib.
L
1S to be
in- fi nite.
DR. W. HAYES.
Ho- ly, Ho- ly, Ho- ly Lord God of Hosts; Ho- ly Lord God of Hosts: Heaven and
earth are full of thy glo- ry. Glo- ry be to Thee, O Lord Most High. Amen. Amen.
16

17" O Lord my
Fe
O Lord my God, O Lord my God, Hear Thou the prayer thy
- spect
servant prayeth, Have Thou re- spect un
-
un
God." From II. Chron. vi.
-
give:
to
é d
his prayer: Hear Thou in Heaven thy dwell ing-
- place, and when Thou hear est, Lord, for
-
to his prayer, Have Thou reLord, for
give;
17
Heaven thy dwelling place, and when Thou hear
-
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give; Hear Thou in
Lord,
est, Lord, forfor
-
give.

18" Hark! the herald angels sing."
c
Ver. 1. Hark! the her- ald Ver. 2. Hail, the heaven- born Prince of
H
Peace on earth, and mer- cy Light and life to all He
Joy- ful all ye Mild, He lays his
an- gels sing, Glo- ry Peace! Hail, the
.
19
na- tions glo- ry
mild; God and brings. Risen with
rise, Join the by; Born that
H. R. H. PRINCE ALBERT, by per.
to the new- born Sun of right- eous
sin- ners heal- ing
tri- umph
man no
With th'angel- ic host pro claim,-Christ is born in Born to raise the sons of earth, Born to give them
" Let the words of my mouth."
Ps. xix. 14.
Let the words of my mouth, and the me- di- ta- tion 18
re- con
in his
of the more may
Beth- le se- cond
of my
t
King; ness!
e
ciled. wings.
skies; die ,hem. birth.
heart, be ac( Continued.)

- cept- a- ble in thy sight, be accept- a- ble in thy sight.
mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be ac- cept- a- ble in thy sight, O
ad lib.
strength, my strength and my Re- deem- er.
20" May the grace."
be
fe
May the grace of Christ our
With the Ho- ly Spi- rit's
Thus may we bide aAnd possess, in
Saviour,
fa- vour,
in
u- nion
sweet com mu- nion, 19
A men.....
Let the words of my
Rest up
A- men.
Lord,.. my
A-
28
And the Father's boundless
men.
OLD HYMN.
love,
on us from a- bove:
e
With each
o- ther
and the Lord, Joys which earth can not af- ford.

21 Lord, dismiss us.'
66
Ver. 1. Lord, dis- miss us Ver. 2. Thanks we give, and Ver. 3. So, when- e'er the
Let us each, thy May the fruits of
· Borne on Angels'
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with thy bless- ing, a- do- ra- tion, sig- nal's giv- en,
love pos- sess- ing, thy sal va- tion, wings to Hea- ven,
O re- fresh us, May thy pre- sence,
O refresh us, May thy pre- sence May we ev- er, May we ev- er
22" Search me, O God."
d
Fill our hearts with For the gos- pel's Us from earth to
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d
reTri- umph in In our hearts and Glad the sum- mons
Travelling through this With us Reign with Christ in
Ps. cxxxix. 23, 24.
PURCELL.
joy and peace, joy- ful sound; call
a- way,
deeming grace: a- bound:
o- bey:
lives to
wil- der- ness. ev- er more be found. endless day.
DR. MASON.
Search me, O God, and know.... my heart; Try me, and know my thoughts: And
see if there be a- ny wick- ed way in me, And lead me in the way, in the way ev- er- ( Continued.)
20

- last- ing, And lead me in the way, in the way ev- er- last- ing.
23 Sanctus.[ No. 4.]
Но ly,
full of thy glo
ry. Glo- ry be to Thee, O Lord Most High. " The Lord bless thee."
Numb. vi. 24-26.
24
The
Ho ly, Holy Lord God of Hosts, Heaven and earth are
LORD
Bless
thee, and
A- men.
TALLIS.
keep......
A- men.
From a HEBREW MELODY,
thee.
The LORD make his face to shine up- on thee, and be gra- cious un to thee.
The LORD lift up his countenance up- on thee, and give thee peace.
21

25
" Bless the Lord." Ps. ciii. 1.
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all that is with in
me, Bless his
26" Our soul waiteth." Ps. xxxiii. 20-22.
all
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name.
Our soul wait- eth for the Lord; our soul wait- eth for the Lord: He is our
22
( Continued.)

help, is our help and our shield; He is our help, is our help and our shield.
For our heart shall re joice,
10
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heart shall re joice in Him: be- cause we have trust- ed in
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Let thy mer- cy, O Lord, be up- on us, ac- cord- ing as we hope, as we hope in
ly name.
Let thy mercy, O Lord, be up- on us, ac- cording as we hope, as we hope in Thcc.
23

27" The righteous shall be glad."
Ps. lxiv. 10.
The righteous shall be
trust
in Him, shall trust in
lu
glad, be
-
Lord, and shall trust in Him, shall trust
jah, Hal-
up- right in heart shall glo ry; and all the
le- lu
glad
Him:
jah.
24
Adapted from A. E. GRELL
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heart shall glo- ry. The righteous shall be glad, be glad in the
in the
Praise
and
in Him.
ye
Lord, and shall
all
up- right in
the
the
Hal- leLord.

28" O Praise the Lord."
all
praise the Lord, all ye
us:
Lord
praise Him, praise Him, all ye peo- ple.
and the truth of the Lord
Ps. cxvii.
ye na- tions: praise Him, praise Him, all ye peo ple:
kind- ness 1S great toward us, his merci ful kindness is
en dur- eth for
ną- tions;
-
ev- er. 25
en- dur- eth for
Praise
O praise the Lord,
For his
2.
ye
DR. MASON.
merci- ful
ever, the truth of the
the
great toward
3
Lord.

29" O praise God."
O praise God in
Praise Him in his
우
cord- ing
-
to his
d
his
cymbals and
trump et: praise Him up
Ps. cl.
holi- ness; praise Him in the fir- mament
no ble acts, praise Him in his
dan
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ex- cel- lent great- ness. Praise Him in
on
the lute and
ces: praise Him up
no ble acts: praise Him ac
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on
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Let ev- ery thing that hath breath praise..
26
J. WELDON.
of his power.
the sound of the
harp: praise Him in
the strings and
Ist.
the Lord.
the
pipe.
2nd
Lord

30
" We bow in prayer." Collect. Arranged from W. B. BRADBURY.
f
We bow in prayer before thy throne, O God; Help us to
wor- ship Thee, help
Help us to
Lord, in
us to
mer- cy
pray, help us to praise, and
and spirit wor- ship Thee in
up
on us, and
hear thy word.
blot out all
1
O hear our prayer, accept our praise, for give and
in truth.
Look down, O
our trans- gres- sions:
Je- sus' sake; for give and bless us for Je- sus' sake.
27
bless us for
A- men

softly-
31" The redeemed of the Lord."
Isaiah li. II.
The re- deemed of the Lord shall re- turn; the re- turn, and come with sing- ing un- to
sing- ing, and come with sing- ing un- to
mourn- ing shall flee
deemed of the Lord shall re
Zi on; and come with sing- ing, and come with
abe up- on their head; and ev- er- last- ing joy shall be up- on their head. They shall obtain
glad- ness and joy; they shall obtain glad- ness and joy:
Jos. BENNETT.
Zi on. And ever- last- ing joy shall
and
way, and sor- row and mourn- ing shall flee
28
sorrow and
a- way;
( Continued

sor- row and mourning shall flee a- way; sorrow and mourning shall flee
32" Thine, O Lord.'
He
victory, and the ma
Heaven, in
Thine, O Lord, is the great- ness, and the power, and the glo- ry, and the
O
the Heaven and the
I
Lord, and
Thou art ex-
Thou
I Chron. xxxix. IT.
art
jes
ty:
earth is
ex-
alted as Head a- bove
29
alt
all,
For all that is
-eed
as
thine. Thine is the king- dom,
Head
as Head
a
a- way.
DR. MASON.
a- bove
bove
in the
all;
all.

33" O Thou that hearest prayer."
Ps. lxv. 2.
O Thou that hear- est prayer, O Thou that hear- est prayer, un- to
Thee, un- to Thee, un to Thee shall all flesh come;
Thee shall
come....
all
Thou that hear- est prayer,
Thee shall
O
flesh come.
all
un- to
O
flesh come, un- to
30
Thee,
Thou that hear- est prayer,
Adapted from T. HASTINGS.
Thou that hear- est prayer, O
un to Thee, un- to
un to
un- to
Thee shall
Thee shall all flesh
Thee,....
all....
flesh
un- to
come.

34
" O come, let us
O come, let us wor- ship and bow down, let us kneel before the Lord our
let us worship."
Ps. xcv. 6, 7.
Ma- ker.... O come, let us wor- ship and bow down, let us kneel be- fore the
peo- ple of his
Lord our Ma- ker.... For He is our God, for He is our God, and we are the
come, let us
e pas- ture
dre
worship and bow
Partly from H. SCHWING.
and the sheep of his
bow worship and
hand.
O come, let us
down, let us kneel before the Lord our Ma- ker....
down, let us kneel before the Lord our 31
Ma
O
ker.

35
" The Lord hath prepared."
Ps. cili. 10-22.
OFF
The Lord hath pre- par- ed his throne in the heavens, and his king- dom rul- eth
over
Bless the Lord, all.
do his commandments, heark- en- ing un- to the voice of his word.
Lord, all ye his hosts; ye
Lord, all
his works,
ye his an- gels, that ex
ministers of
in all
his that do
places of
his
DR. MASON.
cel, in strength, that
do- minion.
Bless ye the
his pleasure. Bless the
Bless the
Lord,
A-- men.
O my soul; Bless the Lord, O my
Hal- le- lu- jah. soul.
32

36
" Now unto Him." Jude 24, 25.
Now un- to Him that is able to keep you, unto
( us,)
keep you from fall- ing; and ( us)
glory with ex- ceed- ing
viour; to the
minion and power, be
now and
only wise God our
ev- er,
A
212
to present you fault- less before the presence of his ( us)
joy.
To the
Saviour, be
#
onmen; both 33
Him that is able to
now and
ly wise
glo
- ry and
God our Sa
minion and glory and ma- jes- ty, do
ev- er.
ma- jes- ty, dopower,
both
A--- men.

37
" Out of the depths."
Out of the depths have I cried un- to Thee, have I cried un- to Thee, O Lord:
12
If Thou, Lord, shouldest mark in
Ps. cxxx. 1-4.
- ca
Lord, hear my voice; let thine ears be at- ten- tive to the voice of my sup- pli-
whowho shall stand?
-
DR. MASON.
1
EST
tions.
qui- ties, O Lord, who shall stand? O Lord,
But there is for- give- ness, for- give- ness with Thee;
But there is for- give- ness, for- give- ness with Thee, that Thou may- est be feared, that
Thou may- est be feared. But there is for- give- ness, for- give- ness with Thee, that ( Continued.)
34

Thou may- est be
feared,
38 Blessing, and glory."
66
power, and
لے نے
power, and
Bless- ing, and glo ry, and wis- dom, and thanks- giv- ing, and hon
Hal- le
might,
-
might,
that Thou
be
lu- jah,
Blessing, and glo- ry, and wis- dom, and thanks- giving, and
be
un to our
Rev. vii. 12.
un- to our
may- est
for God....
2
6
be
God.... for
Hal- le- lu- jah.
35
ev- er and
fear
ev- er and
hon
-
ev
ed.
-- ev
our, and
er.
our and
er.
men.

39
" Whom have I." Ps. lxxiii. 25, 26.
none- none upon earth that I
Whom have I in heaven but Thee? Whom have I in heaven but Thee? And there is
heart
P
fail
eth, my flesh and my heart
de sire be
heart, and my por tion, my
-
- side
fail
por
22
Thee.
tion for ev 36
-
eth.
strength, the strength of my heart; But God is the strength, the strength of my heart, and my
por- tion, my por- tion for ev- er. But God is the strength, the strength of my
DR. MASON.
My flesh and my
er,
But God is the
for
ev- er.

40" How beautiful."
How beau ti- ful
beau
-
pub
-
ti- ful
are the
up- on
feet
Isaiah lii. 7.
of
the
him
va- tion, that publish- eth sal
lish- eth peace: that bring- eth good
moun- tains, how beau
that bring- eth good tidings, good tidings
GOD REIGN- ETH," that saith un- to
37
From J. G. WEBB.
that bring- eth good tidings,
va- tion, that saith
ti- ful, how
tidings, that publish- eth peace:
un- to
that FINE.
of good, that pub- lish- eth sal
2
Zi- on," THY
GOD Zion," THY
"
REIGN ETH.'
D. C.

41
Fe
" I will extol Thee." Ps. cxlv. 1, 2, 8, 9, 10.
I will extol Thee, my God, O King; and I will bless thy name for
ever and ev- er. Eve ry
name for ever and ever. Eve
ddd
and I will praise thy name for
gracious, and full of
day will I
H
great.... mer- cy;
-
ev- er and ev- er.
com-pas- sion;
ry day, eve- ry day will I bless Thee:
slow.... to 38
a
bless Thee; and I will praise thy
slow
DR. MASON.
anger, and of
to
The Lord is
anger, and of
great
mer- cy.
( Continued.)

The Lord
is
o- ver all his works, his
good good, is
ten- der
T
saints shall bless Thee. All
to
thy
all; and his
mer cies
2
All thy works shall praise Thee, O Lord; and thy saints shall bless Thee, thy
are
saints shall bless Thee, thy saints shall bless Thee.
ten- der
mer- cies are
o- ver all his works.
works shall praise Thee, O Lord; and thy
All thy works shall praise Thee, shall
T
praise Thee, O Lord; and thy saints shall bless.... Thee, thy saints shall
39
bless
€ Thee.

42" The Lord will be a refuge."
Ps. ix. 9, 10.
The Lord will be a
times
trust in Thee...
seek
of trou ble: and they that know, that know thy name, will
te- fuge in
re- fuge for the op-pressed, a refuge in
times
Thee:.... for Thou, Lord, hast not for- sa- ken them, for- sa- ken them that
From J. G. WEBD.
For Thou, Lord, hast not for- sa ken them that seek
of trou
-
Thee. The Lord will be a re fuge for the oppress- ed,
-
put their
-
a
ble, and they that know, that know thy name, will ( Continued.)
40

put
their trust
Thee,.... will put
43" My voice shalt Thou hear."
Ps. v. 3, 7.
My
morning will
up.
voice shalt Thou
in
I will come
mercy; and in
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hear in
rect
#E
thy fear,
the
in
in- to thy house,
morn-
their trust
thy fear
my prayer un- to Thee, and will
in
PUP
ing, O Lord; in the
ho ly tem- ple, will I worship toward thy 41
Thee....
ho
in the mul- ti- tude of thy
ly
will I worr- ship toward thy
F
J. Goss.
look
d.
tem 4
d
ple.

44 Sanctus.[ No. 5.]
e g
ddd
ete
full
45
Holy,
bo
peo
ho- ly,
of the
Grant, we
od
-
ma-
B 2
ho- ly,
jes- ty
Lord
of
AP
Thee, O Lord; Glo-ry be to
" Grant, we beseech Thee." Collect.
God
be seech Thee, mer-
thy
pardon and peace; ple,
ci ful
of Hosts; Heaven and earth are
glo ry.
-
-
Thee,.... O Lord Most High....
DR. MASON
Lord,
Glory
bd
be to
Adapted from SPOHR.
to thy faith- ful
Q
that they may be cleans- ed from all their Slower.
sins, and serve Thee with a qui- et mind; through Je- sus Christ our Lord. A
42
- men.

46
" Let the people." Ps. lxvii. 5-7.
Let the people praise Thee, O
God;
d
God;
earth yield her increase; and God, ev- en
let the people praise Thee, let the people praise Thee.
God shall bless us; God shall bless
fear, shall fear
d
all the peo- ple praise Thee. Then shall the earth yield her increase; then shall the
Him;
Abridged from an Anthem by T. HASTINGS.
194
our
d d
P
let the people praise Thee, O
let all, let
us; and
bless own God, shall
us;
all the ends of the earth shall
all the ends of the earth shall fear, shall fear...... Him.
43

47" Blessed are the dead." Rev. xiv. 13.
AD
I heard a voice from Heaven say
Spi- rit, yea, saith the Spi- rit,
ing un- to
me,
S
la- bours;
dead which die in the Lord. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. Bless- ed,
and....
Write,
bless- ed, blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from hence- forth: Yea, saith the
that they may rest,
J. H. TINNEY.
id d
Blessed are the
their works do fol- low them. A 44
rest, that they may rest from their la- bours: that they may rest, may rest from their
that they may
men.

48" How lovely are thy dwellings."
Ps. lxxxiv.
How love- ly are thy dwell- ings, O Lord of Hosts! How love- ly are thy
ATE
dwellings, O Lord.... of Hosts! My soul.... doth long.... to enter thy....
H
29
courts, my soul doth long.... to
WM. MASON.*
long.... to en- ter thy courts.
en ter thy courts, my soul
doth
Bless- ed are they who dwell in thy house, for
they will alway praise Thee, they will alway praise Thee. Bless- ed are they, bless- ed are
-
al they who dwell in thy house, for they will way praise...... Thee. Adapted for Congregational use by his father, Dr. Mason.
45

49" Behold the Lamb."
-
Behold the Lamb of God, the Lamb of God;
God;
hold the Lamb,}
d
John i. 29.
world, which taketh a way the sin of the world.
be- hold the Lamb of God, which ta- keth a- way
They that wait
Abridged from an Anthem by A. E. GRELL.
up- on
Be- hold the Lamb of
( A. T.& B.) Behold the Lamb, the Lamb of God, which taketh a way the sin of the world, which
Slower...
the Lord shall 46
the sin of the
taketh a- way the sin of the world, which taketh a way the sin of the world.
50" They that wait." Isaiah xl. 31.
E. HAMILTON, revised.
Behold the Lamb of God; bere new their strength; they shall ( Continued

mount up
51
walk
with wings as ea- gles; they shall
: 25
and not faint; they shall mount up with wings as
run.... and not be wea- ry; they shall
run and not be wea- ry; they shall walk and not faint, shall walk and not
A
T
Hal- le lu- jah, Hal- le- lu jah, Hal- le- lu- jah!
" I will both lay me down." Ps. iv. 8.
I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep:....
lay.... me down in peace, and
47
eagles; they shall
sieep....
A-
faint,
men.
J. A. ABBEY.
I will both
in peace, and sleep;
( Continued.)

for Thou, Lord, on- ly makest me dwell in safety; for Thou, Lord, on- ly
H
makest me dwell in safety. I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep; for
Thou, Lord, on- ly makest me
dwell in safety.
52" They that put their trust."
Ps. cxxv. 1, 2.
og f
They that put their trust in the
which may not be re- mov- ed;
d
stand- eth fast for
ev- er,
T
Lord
A. men.
From an Anthem by S. AKEROYDE, in Playford's" Divine Companion," 1722.
A- men.
shall be e- ven as the mount Zi- on,
but stand- eth fast, but stand- eth fast, but
The hills stand a- bout Je 48
- rusa- lem, even ( Continued.)

so stand- eth the Lord round about his peo- ple from this time forth, from this time
نے لے
forth, from this time forth for ever- more, for ever, 53
" God sent his only- begotten Son."
I John iv. 9,& 11 Cor. ix. 15.
J
for ev er, ev er inore.
2
z
God sent his on- ly begotten Son in- to the world that we might live through Him, might
DR. MASON.
live through Him, that we might live through Him. Thanks, thanks, thanks be un- to God,
thanks be un-to God for his un- speak- a- ble gift. Thanks, thanks, thanks be un- to God,
thanks be un- to God for his unspeak- a- ble gift. Thanks be un to God.... A- men.
49

54" With Angels." Sanctus.
Ho-ly,
55
HIGH
With fangels and archlangels, and with all the com- pa- ny of Heaven, we laud and mag- ni- fy thy
glo- rious name, evermore praising Thee, evermore praising Thee, and say- ing, Ho- ly,
thy
From H. W. GREATOREX
ہے
Holy,
Lord God of Hosts, Heaven and earth are full, are full of
gio- ry. Glo- ry be to Thee, O Lord most High! " Not unto us. Ps. cxv. 1, 17, 18.
e
A- men. A- men.
휘증
Not un- to us, O Lord, not un- to us, but un- to thy name give glo- ry, for thy mer- cy,
ded
and for thy truth's sake, for thy mer- cy, and for thy truth's sake. The dead praise not the ( Continued.)
50

Lord, nei- ther a- ny that go down in- to si- lence.
O Sa viour,
bless the Lord from this time forth, and for ev- er- more.
56" O Saviour of the world."
Collect.
-
ed.
save us,
n
14
But we will bless the Lord, will
3
음
deem- ed us, hast re- deem- ed us; save us and help us, we hum- bly be- seech Thee,
2
O Lord. Save us and help us, we hum- bly be- seech Thee;
Too
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord.
Abridged from an anthem by the REV. W. H. HAVERGAL, and inserted by permission.
O Sa- viour of the world, who by thy cross and precious blood hast reUniv.- Bib Giess
help us, we hum- bly be- seech Thee, O 51
ddd
save us,
Lord.
help us,
NE
A men. A- men.

57
" As the hart panteth."
Larghetto.
mez.
af ter the wa-
dim.
Ps. xlii. 1, 2.
As the hart pant- eth after the wa- ter brooks, as the hart pant- eth
ing
dim.
ter brooks, so pant- eth my soul, so pant- eth my soul af- ter slower. a tempo.
FINE.
soul thirst- eth, thirst- eth for God, for the liv
cres.
Thee, O God, so pant- eth my soul af- ter Thee, O God. My soul thirsteth, my
-
mp
ing
DR. L. MASON.
God,
cres.
cres.
#
God..... When shall I come, when shall I come and ap- pear be- fore
rit.
for the livGod? When shall I come, when shall I come and ap- pear be- fore
52
D.C.
God?

58" I will sing of the Lord."
Cheerful.
Ps. xiii. 6.
JAMES RATCLIFFE, 1801. ( revised.)
it
I will sing, will sing of the Lord, be- cause He hath dealt
SO lov- ing- ly
with me, be- cause He hath dealt so lov- ing-ly with me: yea, I will praise the
한양
name, will praise the name, the name of the Lord, will praise the name of the
Slower.
H
Lord most high- est, will praise the name of the Lord most high- est.
59" I will lay me down." Ps. iv. 9.
A- men.
From NEUKOMM.*
I will lay me down, lay me down in peace and take my rest, and take my rest: for
is Thou, it is Thou, Lord, on- ly, that makest me to dwell in safe
* By permission of MESSRS. CRAMER& Co. 53
-
ty.

60 O Lord, bow down. Ps. xxxi. 1 2, 18.
O Lord, bow down, bow down thine ear
down, bow down thine ear to
liv
- er
Z 1 me..
O
cres.
haste, make haste
mer- cies' sake; 0
me
to de
save......
save me for thy mer- cies' sake: 0
me:
Lord, bow down, bow down thine ear to
liv e
er
me,
to me;
EX
save.... 54
dim.
save me for thy
bow
me.
make haste, make haste
Adapted from HIMMEL.
down, bow
mer-
cres!
me:
save me
O ( BASS) save...
to ded
make
for thy
cies' sake;
me, save me for thy mercies' sake.

61
thing
- ty,
Like
told
there
Behold, how good and joyful."
Ps. cxxxiii. 1, 3, 4.
Behold,
it
for
as the
the
d d
is
be- hold, how good and joy- ful,
- ren breth
Lord
for
more, and life for
breth
to
- ren
dwell
ev- er
From an Anthem by MR. THOMAS CLARKE, in H. Playford's" Divine Companion," 1722.
to
promis- ed his
d
more,
to
dwell
55
d
dew of Her- mon which fell up on the
bless
ge
and
to-
how good and joy- ful
gether in
ther in
d
u
hill of
ing, and life for
life for
2
ev
11
ni
er
a
ni
ty.
Si- on; for
d
ev- er
more.

62" Praise waiteth for Thee."
Ps, lxv. 1, 11, 13.-Ps. lxvi. 8.
Praise waiteth for Thee, O God, in
VOW be per- form- ed. Thou crownest the year with thy goodness, Thou crownest the
Si- on: and un- to Thee shall the vow, shall the
year with thy goodness, and thy paths drop fat- ness, thy paths drop fat- ness. The
pas- tures are cloth- ed with flocks; the valleys al- so
J. Goss.
joy..
4
corn; they shout for joy, they also sing, they al- so sing; Quicker
are covered O- ver with
they shout for joy,
they
al• so sing. O bless our God, ye peo- ple, and make the voice of his praise to be
56
( Continued.
4

2.
heard: bless our God, bless our God, and make the voice of his praise to be heard.
63" I will alway give thanks."
Ps. xxxiv. 1, 2, 3.
ہے..
I will al- way give thanks un to
me:
2
to the Lord: His praise shall ev- er be
mag- ni- fy his name
From an Anthem by MR. ROBERT KING, in Playford's" Divine Companion." 1722.
boast in the Lord; the hum- ble shall hear there- of, and be glad. Praise the Lord with
eerd
the Lord, I will al- way give thanks unto ge
Praise the Lord with me, and let us mag- ni- fy his name, let us
f Slower.
.
in my mouth. My soul shall make her
d
ther, let us mag- ni- fy his name to- ge 5
57
ther.

64" Lift up your Heads."
Ps. xxiv. 7-9.
From an Anthem by DR. TURNER, in Playford's" Divine Companion," 1722.
Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ev- er- lasting doors,
King of glo- ry, the King of glo- ry, shall come, shall come
in.
Lift up your heads,
and the
Who is the
King, the King of glo- ry? It is the Lord, it is the Lord, strong and mighty,
even the Lord, mighty, mighty in bat- tle; even the Lord, migh- ty in bat- tle.
ye gates, and be ye lift up, ye ev- er- last- ing doors;
and the King of glo- ry, the King of glo- ry, the King of glory shall come in.
58

""
65" Hosanna; For unto us."
day,
Quick.
Ho sanna, Ho- sanna; For un- to us
which is Christ the Lord. Ho- sanna, Ho- sanna: For un to us
na,
est, and on earth peace, good will toward men.
7
From Luke ii. II.
is born, this day,
Ho-san- na in the high- est;
59
و#
a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. Glo- ry to God in the high- est, And on earth peace, good will toward men; Glory to God in the high.
Ho- san- na, Ho- san- na,
J. Goss.
P
a Sa- viour,
Hosan- na in
is born, this
Ho- santhe highest.

66" Will God in very deed?"
1 Kings viii.- 2 Chron. vi.
Andante.
mez.
Will God in ve- ry deed dwell with men on the earth?
cres.
..
mez,
mez.
heaven of heavens can- not contain Thee, how much less this house which we have builded?
Yet have Thou respect unto the prayer of thy servants, and to their sup- pli- ca- tion, O Lord our
God, to heark- en unto the cry and the prayer which thy servants pray before Thee to- day,
é
cres.
J. Goss,
Behold, the heaven and
dim.
24
That thine eyes may be o- pen upon this house, upon this house night and day, that thine
eyes may be open up- on this house
60
mez.
night and day. Hear- ken Thou to the

suppli- ca- tion of thy servants, Hear Thou from thy dwelling- place, e- ven from heaven,
mez.
Pre- vent us, O Lord, in all our doings with thy most
LH
furand when Thou hearest, for- give; when Thou hearest, for- give; FOR GIVE.
67" Prevent us, O Lord."( Collect)
2
8: pp
ther us with thy continual help, that in all our works, be
ed andd
e
W. COUCHMAN, 1828.*
gra- cious favour, and
-
Ind
gun, contin- u- ed, and en- ded in Thee, we may glorify thy holy name, and finally, by thy
mer- cy, ob- tain e- ver lasting life, thro' Jesus Christ our Lord. A
* Presented to the Compilers by the late Rev. W. H. Havergal, M.A.
61
men.

68" Wherewithal shall a young man."
Ps. cxix. 9, 11, 15, 16.
mez.
Wherewith- al shall a young man cleanse his way? Wherewith- al shall a young man
cleanse his way? By ta- king heed thereto ac- cording to thy word, by ta- king heed thereto acmez.
- cording to thy word: Thy word have I hid in mine heart that I might not sin, not sin against
ways.
Thee. I will me- ditate, will me- di- tate in thy precepts, and have respect un- to thy
word.
I will delight myself, delight myself in thy statutes;
J. Goss.
I will not for- get thy word, I
62
will not, I
mez.
I will not for- get thy
€
will not for
get thy word.

69" Let thy merciful ear.'
( Collect)*
Let thy merci- ful ear, O Lord, be
62
hum- ble ser- vants: and that we may obtain our pe ti- tions, make us to
n
J. Goss.
open to the prayers of thy
ask such things as shall please Thee: through Je- sus Christ our Lord.[ A- men.]*
70" Almighty and everlasting God."( Collect)* J. Goss.
Al- migh- tv and e- ver- last- ing God, who dost go- vern all things in heaven and earth,
mer- ci- ful- ly hear the sup- pli- ca- tions of thy servants, and grant us thy peace all the
Univ.- Bibl. Giessen
لے لے
days of our life: through Je- sus Christ our Lord, through Jesus Christ our Lord. A- men. * These Collects may be used before or after prayer, but are so arranged that they may be sung together as one anthem; in which case the first" Amen" should be omitted. 63

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" Christ is risen." 1 Cor. xv. 20- Rev. v. 13.
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dead,& be- come,
dead,..
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be- come
and become the first- fruits of them that slept. Blessing, and honour, and
glo- ry, and power, be un- to Him that sitteth up- on the throne, and un- to the Lamb.
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Christ is ri- sen, Christ is ri- sen, and become the first- fruits of them that slept.
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Him that sitteth upon the
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ever and ev
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throne, and un to the Lamb, for * The small treble notes may be used by those who cannot reach G.
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