80.

YARNDLEY. 7s.

Prof. YARNDLEY.

1. Jesus Christ hath lived and died, What is all 2. Other wisdom seek I none, Teach me this

the world be - side? and this a lone,

: 2

b

This to know is all I need, This to know is life in-deed.

Christ for me has lived and died, Christ for me was cruci-fied. Amen.

81.

ST. GERTRUDE. 8, 7, 8, 7. 8 lines.

English.

1. There is no Name so sweet on earth, No Name so dear in heav

that before His wondrous birth To Christ the Saviour giv

82.

p SOLO. Quietly.

THE LADDER OF GOLD.

Rev. H. F SHEPPARD.

1. When Ja cob left his father's house, An ex

He laid him help - less, hope-less, down, His head up on

a stone.

cres.

When lo! the heav ens flashed with light, He saw a lad - der

dim.

stand

Be-tween the earth, in darkness steep'd, And happy Father - land.

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O Ladder of Gold, O Lad-der of Gold, that lead eth a-way from night,

O Lad-der of Gold, O Lad-der of Gold, that lead eth from dark to light.

83.

MISSIONARY HYMN. 7s, 6s. D.

Dr. LOWELL MASON.

1. From Greenland's i-cy mountains, From In-dia's co- ral strand,

e

Where Af- ric's sun-ny fountains Roll down their gold-en sand;

From many an an-cient river, From many a palmy plain,

They call us to de-liv er Their land from error's chain. Amen.