. Voice of praise, no. 2 : a complete collection of scriptural, gospel, Sunday-school and praise service songs. Co. In the Upper Garden.—Concluded. H=2- , , i* y k * ^ J J Rest - ing by the wa - ters fair; They are wait-ing for our Rest- ing by the wa - ters fair, the wa- ters fair; They are wait - ing for our 11= 3= W: V ¥ com - ing com - ing, for our com- ing, ^ ^ £ £ In the Up- per Gar- den there. In the Up - per Gar- den, in the Up - per Gar-den there. .„ » m * „s / .> ._>,,s * h„ m- Mizpah. w ? v k u» * p p w> No. 170. Ellice Lacie. Duet. & Lincoln Hall. i 1. Yes, brief our parti
. Voice of praise, no. 2 : a complete collection of scriptural, gospel, Sunday-school and praise service songs. Co. In the Upper Garden.—Concluded. H=2- , , i* y k * ^ J J Rest - ing by the wa - ters fair; They are wait-ing for our Rest- ing by the wa - ters fair, the wa- ters fair; They are wait - ing for our 11= 3= W: V ¥ com - ing com - ing, for our com- ing, ^ ^ £ £ In the Up- per Gar- den there. In the Up - per Gar- den, in the Up - per Gar-den there. .„ » m * „s / .> ._>,,s * h„ m- Mizpah. w ? v k u» * p p w> No. 170. Ellice Lacie. Duet. & Lincoln Hall. i 1. Yes, brief our parting words shall be, And few our parting tears; The Lord shall 2. We will not fear that time or change Our trust in God can dim, Nor shad- ow 3. And should it be our lot a - part To reach the val- ley dread, Which, side by 5H Parts. watchtwixt me and thee Thro all the coming years. His word shall be our guiding lightof a wrong estrange The hearts that rest in him; But should we for one hour for - get,side with trusting heart, We once hadthot to tread, His faith-ful rod, thy staff and mine,. Wher-ev - er we may roam,Like beacon fires that burn at night To guide the wandrer one faint hour be cold, The Lord shall watch between us yet, His love our love all the ways shall be The com- fort of his grace, a sign Shall be to me and thee. MH?-1— ^- m Copyright, MCMVIII, by Hall-Mack Co. No. 171. Call to Service. J. W. Johnson- Girls. C. Austin Miles. ^—-I K N 1. In the dawn of lifes bright morning when the heart is glad and light, When with 2. In the bur-den of the noon-tide when the sun - lit splen-dor falls, And oer 3. When at last the shad-ows length-en and the day - light fades a - way, And the gladness all ere - a - tion seems to sing, Theres a call to serve the Mas-ter,ere shallall the world a glo - ry seems to fling, Yet a-gain is heard the message, and thetwi-light will the time of part-ing bring, Once a-gain the chimes are calling, heed th
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