5 Lord of the nations! thus to thee 1 IN pleasant lands have fallen the lines And, safe beneath our sheltering vines, 2 What thanks, O God, to thee are due, 3 The toils they bore our ease have wrought; 4 Thy kindness to our fathers shown, C. M. 725. TATE & BRADY. God our Deliverer. 1 O LORD, our fathers oft have told, Thy wonders in their days performed, 2 T was not their courage, nor their sword, To them salvation gave; 'T was not their number, nor their strength, That did their country save : 3 But thy right hand, — thy powerful arm, 4 As thee their God our fathers owned, O, therefore, as thou didst to them, 5 To thee the glory we 'll ascribe, 8 & 68. M. 726. HEBER. Prayer for our Country. 1 FROM foes that would the land devour; From blinded zeal, by faction led; 2 Defend, O God, with guardian hand, Thy Spirit's help of thee we crave, That thy Messiah, sent to save, Returning to the world, might have A people serving thee! 6 & 4s. M. 727. PIERPONT. The Pilgrim Fathers. 1 GONE are those great and good 2 Ye temples, that to God The faith, that dared the sea, Their garnered dust. 3 Thou high and holy One, While day shall break and close, On these our hills! L. M. 728. C. WESLEY. The Mariner's Hymn. 1 LORD of the wide extended main ! Whose power the winds and seas controls, Whose hand doth heaven and earth sustain, Whose spirit leads believing souls ; 2 Throughout the deep thy footsteps shine: We own thy way is in the sea, O'erawed by majesty divine, And lost in thine immensity! 3 Thy wisdom here we learn to adore, 4 Infinite God! thy greatness spanned 5 Thee to perfection who can tell? 1. M. 729. The Mariner's Hymn. C. WESLEY. 1 GLORY to thee, whose powerful word 2 Let air, and earth, and skies obey, 3 What though the floods lift up their voice, 4 Roar on, ye waves! our souls defy S. M. 730. S. GRAHAM. 1 Worship at Sea. HEAVE, mighty ocean, heave, 2 Away, away, we steer, 3 There is a loneliness Upon the mighty deep; And hurried thoughts upon us press, As onwardly we sweep. 4 But there is hope and joy, Danger nor death can e'er destroy |