Through de - vious ways; Christ our tri-umph-ant King, We come Thy name to

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Thou art the great High Priest;

So now, and till we die,
Thou hast prepared the feast

Sound we Thy praises high,
Of heavenly love:

And joyful sing;
In all our mortal pain

Let all the holy throng
None call on Thee in vain;

Who to Thy church belong,
Help Thou didst not disdain,

Unite and swell the song
Help from above.

To Christ our King! Amen.
This beautiful hymn from the third book of Clement of Alexandria, is said to
be the earliest known hymn of the Primitive Christian Church. About 200

Tr.HENRY MAXT YN DEXTER

Who in the Lord's name com - est, The King and bless-ed One.

THOMAS KELLY

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Jesus, Who dost condescend
To be called the sinner's Friend,
Hear us, as to Thee we pray,
Glorying in Thy name to-day. Amen.

Editors H. A. & M. and JOHN CHANDLER