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Text: Parley P. Pratt, 18071857

Music: George Careless, 18391932
Lo,
Zi - ons
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And Is - raels
And Gen - tile
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somed
on
the world.
soon
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Ca - naan stand.
to
re - ceive.
chil - dren home.
Isaiah 60:13
3 Nephi 16:720
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Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872. Included in the first

LDS hymnbook, 1835. Sung at the Kirtland Temple dedication in 1836.
Music: Anon., ca. 1844
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Doctrine and Covenants

109:79 80
Doctrine and Covenants 110
Now Let Us Rejoice
Cheerfully
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1. Now
2. Well
3. In
let us re - joice in the day of sal - va - tion. No lon - ger as

love one an - oth - er and never dis - sem-ble But cease to do
faith well re - ly on the arm of Je - ho - vah To guide thru these
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strang - ers on earth need we roam. Good

e - vil and ev - er be
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last days of trou - ble and gloom, And
tid - ings are sound-ing to

when the un - god - ly are
af - ter the scourg-es and
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us and each na - tion, And short - ly the hour of re - demp-tion will come,
fear-ing and trem-ble, Well watch for the day when the Sav - ior will come,
har-vest are o - ver, Well rise with the just when the Sav - ior doth come.
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earth will ap - pear as the

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E - den, And Je - sus will say to all Is - rael, Come home.

E - den, And Je - sus will say to all Is - rael, Come home.
E - den, And Christ and his people will ev - er
be
one.
Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872. Included in the

first LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Henry Tucker, ca. 1863
Moses 7:6167
Tenth Article of Faith
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Truth Eternal
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1. Truth e - ter - nal, truth di-vine, In thine an - cient ful - ness shine!
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2. Truth a - gain re - stored to earth,

3. Truth shall tri -umph as the light
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Burst the fet - ters of the mind

Priests of heav-ens roy - al line
End - less a - ges own its sway,
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Music: Alexander Schreiner, 19011987
O - pened with a proph- ets birth.

Chas-es
far the mist - y night.
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From the mil - lions of man - kind!

Bear the keys of truth di - vine!
Clad in ev - er - last - ing day.
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John 8:32
Doctrine and Covenants 50:24 25
High on the Mountain Top
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2. For God
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re - mem - bers still
shall there be reared,
we shall be taught
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Text: Joel H. Johnson, 18021882

Music: Ebenezer Beesley, 18401906
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A
ban - ner is
His prom - ise made
His glo - ry to
The law that will
un - furled.
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go forth,
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waves to
all the world.
Truths stan - dard would un - fold!
In
dis - tant lands to
say:
To
gov - ern
all the earth.
sweet, peace - ful

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and
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stand!
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Isaiah 2:2 3
Isaiah 5:26
Redeemer of Israel
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King, our De - liv - rer, our

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the lone wil - der - ness
Is - rael will short - ly be
hour
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5. Restore, my dear Savior,

The light of thy face;
Thy soul-cheering comfort impart;
And let the sweet longing
For thy holy place
Bring hope to my desolate heart.
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call,
love,
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6. He looks! and ten thousands

Of angels rejoice,
And myriads wait for his word;
He speaks! and eternity,
Filled with his voice,
Re-echoes the praise of the Lord.
Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872; adapted from Joseph Swain, 17611796.

Included in the first LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Freeman Lewis, 17801859
Exodus 13:2122
1 Nephi 22:12
Israel, Israel, God Is Calling
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1. Is 2. Is 3. Is 4. Is -
rael, Is - rael, God is call - ing,

rael, Is - rael, God is speak- ing.
rael, angels are de - scend- ing
rael! Is - rael! Canst thou lin - ger
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Call - ing thee from lands of woe.

Hear your great De - liv- rers voice!
From ce - les - tial worlds on high,
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Bab - y - lon the great is fall - ing;

Now a glo - rious morn is break-ing
And
to man their powr ex - tend -ing,
Mark how judg-ments point-ing fin - ger
Come
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to
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Text: Richard Smyth, 18381914

Music: Charles C. Converse, 1832 1918
on
on,
on,
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Ere
his floods of an - ger flow.
And with - in her walls re - joice.
For your com - ing Lord is
nigh.
Zi - ons walls shall ring with praise.

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God shall all her towrs oer-throw.

For the peo - ple of
his choice.
That the Saints may home-ward fly.
Jus - ti - fies no vain de - lays.
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Doctrine and Covenants 133:716
Brightly
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1. A - wake
2. The dream
3. Oh, lift
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Awake and Arise
and a - rise,
O ye slum - ber - ing
of the
po - et, the crown
of the
up your voic - es in song
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a - ges,
sto - ry.
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o - pened their por - tals a - gain.
The time
which the proph - ets
of
Is - rael fore - told,
Let ban - ners of peace
in
all lands
be un - furled,
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and the great - est of
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dis - pen - sa - tions
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sa - ges
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Text: Theodore E. Curtis, 18721957. 1984 IRI

Music: Carolee Curtis Green, b. 1940. 1984 IRI
chil - dren of
men!
na - tions; be - hold!
o - ver the world.

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Joyfully
Come, Rejoice
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heav - en, Come to
Sav - ior. None can
earth a - gain.
earth once more;
stay his hand.
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Bring to men the glo - rious gos - pel; Price - less truths re - store.
Now
he brings to
us sal - va - tion, Cheer-ing
ev - ry
land.
Truth bursts forth in

ra - diant light, Show - ing all the path of right.
Let
all
hear who live to - day! This
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life, the truth, the way.
Sing, re - joice, the King of love Speaks to earth from heavn a - bove.
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Shout ho - san - na
Shout ho - san - na
to his name; One and

Text and music: Tracy Y. Cannon, 18791961, adapted.

1948 IRI
all
all
all
his might pro - claim.


Come, Sing to the Lord
Joyfully
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Text and music: Gerrit de Jong Jr., 1892 1978
The
bless Who times
And powrs
Come, sing
Come, sing
Come, sing
his name,
et
dear,
be - stow,
Lord,
his name
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priest - hood
of
these lat ry told

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be blessed!
2 Nephi 3:5 7
1 Chronicles 16:810
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What Was Witnessed in the Heavens?

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1. What was wit-nessed in the heav-ens? Why, an an - gel earth-ward bound.

2. Had we not be - fore the gos - pel? Yes, it came of old
to men.
3. Where so long has been the gos - pel? Did it pass from earth a - way?
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all men, all tongues and na - tions That up - on its face are spread.
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the spir - it world theyll hear it; God is just to
ev-ry man.

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Text: John S. Davis, 18131882

Music: Evan Stephens, 1854 1930
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An Angel from on High
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It
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From dust to speak a - gain.
Who once had dwelt a - lone.
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Lo! in Cu -mo- rahs lone - ly hill A sa -cred rec - ord

lies con- cealed.
It shall a - gain to light come forth To ush - er in Christs reign on earth.
The ful -ness of the
gos - pel, too, Its pag- es will re - veal to view.
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shall a - gain to light come forth To ush - er in Christs reign on earth.
The ful -ness of the gos - pel, too, Its pag - es will re - veal to view.
4. The time is now fulfilled,

The long-expected day;
Let earth obedience yield
And darkness flee away.
Remove the seals; be wide unfurled
Its light and glory to the world.
Music: John E. Tullidge, 18061873
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5. Lo! Israel filled with joy

Shall now be gathered home,
Their wealth and means employ
To build Jerusalem,
While Zion shall arise and shine
And fill the earth with truth divine.
Joseph SmithHistory 1:30 34
Sweet Is the Peace the Gospel Brings

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1. Sweet is the peace the gos - pel brings To seek - ing minds and true.
2. Its
laws and pre - cepts are di - vine And show a
Fa - thers care.
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With light re - ful - gent on its wings, It clears the hu - man view.
Tran - scen - dent love
and mer - cy shine In each in - junc - tion there.
The gloom - y clouds, which used to lowr, Sub - mit to rea - sons sway.
4. May we who know the sacred Name

From every sin depart.
Then will the Spirits constant flame
Preserve us pure in heart.
6. That which we have in part received

Will be in part no more,
For he in whom we all believe
To us will all restore.
5. Ere long the tempters power will cease,

And sin no more annoy,
No wrangling sects disturb our peace,
Or mar our heartfelt joy.
7. In patience, then, let us possess

Our souls till he appear.
On to our mark of calling press;
Redemption draweth near.
Text: Mary Ann Morton, 18261897

Music: Alfred M. Durham, 18721957. 1948 IRI
Psalm 119:165
Psalm 119:97104
What Glorious Scenes Mine Eyes Behold
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2. Good news
to
3. The
scat - tered
4. Now
Is - rael,
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scenes mine eyes

be - hold!
earth have
an - gels borne,
sheep, who once
were sold
long
op - pressed and grieved
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souls
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land,
up - on
my view!
with joy
and peace.
the moun - tains
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clime,
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to
God
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who mourn
their fold
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All things
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things
bring
there
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the
Text: Anon., ca. 1840

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Which
In
In
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won - ders
fills
our
dark - ness
ev - ry
When E - phraims rec - ords

Good tid - ings
com - fort
Shall now
re - turn
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the
word
of
ap - pear
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the
cap - tive
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re their
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pre the
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the
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Awake, Ye Saints of God, Awake!

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To
Let
Text: Eliza R. Snow, 1804 1887

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Music: Darwin K. Wolford, b. 1936.
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3 Nephi 19:23
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James 1:5
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2 Nephi 3:1415
Saints, Behold How Great Jehovah

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These deeds shall thy memorial be;
But from that hour forgot the smart,
Fear not, thou didst them unto me.
And peace bound up my broken heart.
Text: James Montgomery, 17711854

Music: George Coles, 17921858, alt.
Hymn sung prior to the martyrdom of the Prophet Joseph Smith.
See History of the Church, 6:61415.
Matthew 25:3140
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Text: Isaac Watts, 16741748. Included in the first

LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: William Croft, 16771727
for years
we dwell
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for years
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end - less years
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Psalm 48:14
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LDS hymnbook, 1835.
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Text: Emmeline B. Wells, 18281921

Music: Evan Stephens, 18541930
fair to see.
pleas - ant hours.
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Music: H. S. Thompson, ca. 1852
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thee
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borne and suf-fered long;
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Music: Edward P. Kimball, 18821937
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Isaiah 2:2 3
Come, All Ye Saints of Zion
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Enthusiastically
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1. Come,
2. Come,
3. Re 4. Then
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all ye Saints of
ye dis - persed of
joice, re - joice, O
gath - er
up for
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let
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let your joys
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and
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ran - somed are re - turn - ing, Ac - cord - ing

har - mo - ny un - ceas - ing The prais - es
voice of God shall reach you Wher - ev - er
clear the way be - fore
you, As God shall
In
sa - cred song
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And
call you back
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wick - ed men
and
ex from
and
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thank the Lord who brought

gath - er up the
righ Zi - on and Je - ru He who is
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to
of
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bound!
land,
his word.
our King,
are found
com - mand.
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which the world may
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salem,
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see the lat In
these the lat In
these the lat Has said you shall

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ter
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way
gaze,
praise
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Isaiah 35:10; 52:710
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1. O Saints of Zi - on, hear the voice Of Him from courts on high.

2. En - treat the Lord in hum - ble prayer That all the sons of men
3. Be - hold, the glo - ry
of
the Lord Sets Zi - ons mount a - glow,
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Zi - on is
an en - sign pure; All
na - tions to her
flow.
&
Pre - pare the sup - per of the Lamb; In - vite the world to
dine.
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sa - cred keys are now re - stored; De - clare the gos - pel plan.
O
Saints of Zi - on, tread the paths Your faith - ful fa - thers trod.
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Be - hold, the might - y Bride-groom comes In

maj - es - ty
di - vine.
Make known the won-drous words of truth Re - vealed a-gain to
man.
Lift
up your hearts in grat - i - tude And serve the liv - ing God!
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Music: Robert P. Manookin, 19181997. 1948 IRI
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To him be glo - ry
giv - en Whose blood did us
re - deem.
Text: William G. Mills, 18221895

2 Nephi 12:2 3
Boldly
Let Zion in Her Beauty Rise
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1. Let Zi - on
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earths re - mot-est bound.
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To stand with thee on
Zi - ons mount And nev - er - more to part.
Text: Edward Partridge, 17931840. Included in the first

LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Anon., Wrttemberg, Germany, ca. 1784

Moses 7:62 65
42 Hail to the Brightness of Zions Glad Morning!

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sky.
Text: Thomas Hastings, 17841872

Music: Edwin F. Parry, 18501935
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2 Nephi 8:3, 11
43
Zion Stands with Hills Surrounded

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With dignity
1. Zi - on stands with hills

2. Ev - ry hu - man tie
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Text: Thomas Kelly, 17691854

Music: A. C. Smyth, 18401909
What
Can
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re - move.
his sight.
con -found- ed,

to cher - ish,
to love thee;
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his might.
1 Nephi 22:1419
1 Nephi 21:15; 20:10
44
Lightly
Beautiful Zion, Built Above
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for
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at
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There shall my
rest
be long
and sweet.
on,
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Music: Joseph G. Fones, 18281906
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Revelation 21:2, 2123
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2. Fa - ther, all my heart
3. Hear me as
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I give thee; All my ser - vice shall be thine.
in meek - ness; Let my strength be
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as
I pray.
Text: John A. Widtsoe, 18721952. 1948 IRI

Music: Alexander Schreiner, 19011987. 1948 IRI
Psalm 143:10
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Psalm 87:3
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1980 IRI

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Glorious Things Are Sung of Zion

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were one in heart and mind.
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49
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Text: William Clegg, 18231903

Music: Leroy J. Robertson, 18961971. 1948 IRI
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Doctrine and Covenants 43:1718, 2226, 2933
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Softly Beams the Sacred Dawning

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Doctrine and Covenants 45:28, 36 39, 44
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noncommercial church or home use.
Were Not Ashamed to Own Our Lord

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Music: John Longhurst, b. 1940. 1985 IRI
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Text: James H. Wallis, 18611940

Music: Spanish melody; arr. by Benjamin Carr, 17681831
Doctrine and Covenants 133:25, 33, 56

Revelation 7:917
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Battle Hymn of the Republic
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2. Shout thanks - giv - ing!
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Psalm 69:30
Psalm 100
Majestically
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Great King of Heaven
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thee
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LDS hymnbook, 1835.
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Mark 4:26 28
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Doctrine and Covenants 41:1; 76:5
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Psalm 23
Isaiah 40:11
110
Cast Thy Burden upon the Lord

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Moses 6:57 60
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3 Nephi 27:27
God Is in His Holy Temple
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Moroni 10:57
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6. The Saints in prayer appear as one

In word and deed and mind,
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Their fellowship they find.
8. O thou by whom we come to God,

The Life, the Truth, the Way!
The path of prayer thyself hast trod;
Lord, teach us how to pray.
Text: James Montgomery, 17711854

3 Nephi 13:513; 18:15 20

James 5:16
146
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6. Then shall I see and hear and know

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Alma 37:37
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Psalm 31:2324
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167
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LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Tracy Y. Cannon, 18791961
Colossians 3:1617
Alma 26:8
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Text: Annie Pinnock Malin, 18631935

Music: Louis M. Gottschalk, 1829 1869;
adapted by Edwin P. Parker, 1836 1925
Send
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2 Nephi 10:2425
171
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Moroni 10:32 33
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2 Nephi 2:7
173
While of These Emblems We Partake

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Music: Samuel McBurney, b. 1847
Tune name: SAUL
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LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Felix Mendelssohn, 18091847
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Isaiah 53:2 5
Tis Sweet to Sing the Matchless Love
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of
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each Sab - bath day
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home
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Text: George A. Manwaring, 1854 1889

Music: Frank W. Asper, 18921973. 1948 IRI
Tune name: MEREDITH
Him
who
in
his
chil - dren,
all
thru
to
earth
oh,
the
em - blems
re - mem - brance
ho - san - nas
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suf - fer, bleed, and die
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our love
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in sweet - est songs
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his love
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for man!
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Tis Sweet to Sing the Matchless Love

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Moroni 6:5 6
Prayerfully
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O Lord of Hosts
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1. O
Lord of Hosts, we now in -voke Thy Spir - it most di - vine
2. May we for - ev - er think of thee And of
thy suf-frings sore,
3. Pre - pare our minds that we may see The beau - ties of thy grace,
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on Cal - va - ry, And praise thee ev - er - more.
Sal - va - tion pur-chased on that tree For
all who seek thy face.
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4. As brethren, let us ever live

In fellowship and peace!
Forgive, that God may us forgive,
That love may still increase.
Text: Andrew Dalrymple, b. 1817

5. May union, peace, and love abound,

And perfect harmony,
And joy in one continual round
Through all eternity.
1 Peter 2:21, 24
Mosiah 4:1213
Again, Our Dear Redeeming Lord
179
Reverently
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Text: Theodore E. Curtis, 18721957

Music: Alfred M. Durham, 18721957
For all the an - guish of

thy soul,
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full and
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And rise, while light shall on us beam
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Text: Parley P. Pratt, 18071857, alt.
Music: Jane Romney Crawford, 18831956
For sacrament, sing verses 14.
For baptismal services, omit verse 4.
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The promise thou hast made;

And come with bro - ken heart,
And all our sins for - give;
In
Je - sus bless-ed name;
.
.
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as thy Saints have said.
And choose the bet - ter part.
And bid the sin - ners live.
The Spir - its heavn - ly flame.
6. Baptize us with the Holy Ghost,

And seal us as thine own,
That we may join the ransomed host
And with the Saints be one.
3 Nephi 12:19
3 Nephi 18:7, 11
181
Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King

Worshipfully
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John 15:13
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Music: Joseph Coslett, 18501910
to
tals
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death
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2 Nephi 9:5, 1012

Moses 4:2021
In Remembrance of Thy Suffering
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us
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Upon the Cross of Calvary
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1. Up - on the cross of Cal - va - ry They cru - ci - fied our Lord

2. Up - on the cross he meek - ly died For all man - kind to
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3. Up - on the cross our Sav - ior died, But, dy - ing, brought new birth
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And
sealed with blood the sac - ri - fice That sanc - ti - fied his word.
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all the sons of earth.
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Text: Vilate Raile, 18901954. 1948 IRI

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Luke 23:33, 46
Helaman 14:1419
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Reverently and Meekly Now

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Music: Thomas McIntyre, 18331914
Verses 1, 2, 5, and 6 are especially appropriate for the sacrament.
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Alma 42:1415
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Music: Hans Leo Hassler, 15641612; adapted by
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2 Nephi 2:6 9
Matthew 27:26 31, 34 35
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Alma 5:50
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Text: Nahum Tate, 16521715; based on Luke 2:814

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Music: John Baptiste Calkin, 18271905
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with fruit of
life
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Text: Anon., Pure Diamonds, Cleveland, 1872

Music: Henry A. Tuckett, 18521918

Psalm 126:5 6
217
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right! And God will bless you
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2 Nephi 2:2728
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serve Him, heavn - ly King of glo - ry,

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Carry On
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Alma 57:27
As Zions Youth in Latter Days
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Zi - ons youth in
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3. Thru test and trial well have our fears, But we will not de - spair.
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joy - ful song,
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Music: Irish melody; arr. 1985 IRI
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Alma 53:20 21
Rejoice! A Glorious Sound Is Heard

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3. A - rise and sing, ye sons of men; All praise and hon - or give.
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O Thou Rock of Our Salvation
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Psalm 62:12
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Whos on the Lords Side?
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To
thee, O Lamb of
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Where, with the angels bright and blest,
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1 Nephi 15:2325
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are that
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are that
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they might
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doth shine.
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2 Nephi 26:1516; 2:25

3 Nephi 12:4
276
Come Away to the Sunday School

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Isaiah 58:1314
As I Search the Holy Scriptures

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1985 IRI
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neer an - noy When theres love at home. Ros - es bloom be - neath our feet;
filled with love When theres love at home. Sweet - er sings the brook-let by;
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Ecclesiastes 9:9
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to friend; Dear Lord, sus - tain me
to
the end Come,
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Text and music: Lorin F. Wheelwright, 1909 1987.
fill
fill
fill
fill
my
my
my
my
soul
soul
soul
soul
.
.
1969, 1985 Lorin F. Wheelwright. This hymn may be copied for

incidental, noncommercial church or home use.
to
to
to
to
day.
day.
day.
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J Moroni 7:45 48
John 17:20 23
296
Our Father, by Whose Name
Worshipfully
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find
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and teach thy ways a - right,
the love from self set
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well, With con - stant love as
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ev - ry
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all our hearts such love
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sen - ti - nel, The homes in which thy

hold thy face, And, know - ing thee, may
this
re - lease, May be
the dwell - ing
Text: F. Bland Tucker, 18951984, alt.

Music: John David Edwards, 1806 1885
From The Hymnal 1982. Text The Church Pension Fund.
Used by permission. Making copies without written
permission of the copyright owner is prohibited.
peo - ple
grow
in
place
of
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dwell.
grace.
peace.
.
.
3 Nephi 18:21
Alma 7:27
From Homes of Saints Glad Songs Arise 297

Joyfully
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Music: G. William Richards, b. 1918. 1985 IRI
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Isaiah 54:13
Psalm 149:12
Home Can Be a Heaven on Earth
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Text: Carolyn Hamilton Klopfer, b. 1936. 1985 IRI

Music: W. Herbert Klopfer, b. 1936. 1985 IRI
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Mosiah 4:1315
299
Children of Our Heavenly Father
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chil - dren sev - er;
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Text: Caroline V. Sandell-Berg, 18321903; trans. by Ernst W.

Olson, 18701958. English translation Board of Publication,
Lutheran Church in America. Used by permission.
Music: Traditional Swedish melody
Safe - ly
From the
God his
bird nor
them his
lov - ing
star in
grace he
pur - pose
eer was giv - en.

all
he know - eth.
pure and
ho - ly.

Psalm 145:9, 1420
Families Can Be Together Forever
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Text: Ruth M. Gardner, 19271999. 1980 IRI

Music: Vanja Y. Watkins, b. 1938. 1980 IRI
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Alma 37:35
301
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Music: Mildred T. Pettit, 18951977. 1957 IRI
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Psalm 82:6; Mosiah 4:15

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302
I Know My Father Lives
is
I
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earth,
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And
And
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Text and music: Reid N. Nibley, b. 1923. 1969 IRI

When played on organ, use manuals only (no pedals).
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this
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faith
me
live
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me
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Abraham 3:22 28
Keep the Commandments
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Gently
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Text and music: Barbara A. McConochie, b. 1940.

1975 IRI
will send bless - ings;
Words of a
He
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peace.
will send bless - ings.
mand - ments. In
the com - mand-ments! In this there is
this
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Keep
the com-
safe - ty and peace.
Mosiah 2:22
Teach Me to Walk in the Light

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1. Teach me to walk in the light of his

love;
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3. Fa - ther in Heav - en, we thank thee this day
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pray
to
my Fa - ther a - bove;
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guid - ance
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Teach me
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to
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lov - ing
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to know of the
his pres - ence, to
we praise thee with
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Teach me, teach me

to walk in the light.
Al - ways,
al - ways to walk in the light.
Glad - ly,
glad - ly well walk in the light.
Text and music: Clara W. McMaster, 19041997.

1958 IRI
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Isaiah 2:5
Ephesians 5:8
305
Fervently
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1. The light of God rests on the face Of brook and flowr and tree
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ev - ry child;
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Music: Mildred T. Pettit, 18951977, arr.

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2 Corinthians 4:6; 5:7
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Gods Daily Care
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& 4
Reverently
Unison
1. As
I watch the ris - ing sun When the
2. Fa - ther, turn thine ear to me; Let
me
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I
am think - ing of the love
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Text: Marie C. Turk. 1951 IRI

306
day has
just be - gun,
of - fer thanks to thee
()
That comes dai - ly from a - bove.

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thy chil - dren ev - ry-where.
()

Psalm 68:19
Psalm 36:7
307
In Our Lovely Deseret
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the Lord
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Alma 37:35
308
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Text and music: Luacine Clark Fox, 19142002, arr. 1961

by Luacine C. Fox. Renewed 1989. This hymn may be
copied for incidental, noncommercial church or home use.
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John 13:34 35
1 John 4:11
Resolutely
3
& 4
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As Sisters in Zion
309
(Women)

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all work to - geth - er; The bless - ings of
1. As
sis - ters in Zi - on, well
2. The er-rand of an - gels is
giv - en to wom - en; And this
3. How vast is our pur-pose, how broad is our mis-sion, If
we
3
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gift that, as sis - ters, we claim:
fill
it in spir - it and deed.
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but ful -
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do what - so - ev - er
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ear - nest en - deav - or; Well com - fort the wea - ry and strength-en the weak.
gen - tle and hu- man, To cheer and to bless in hu - man - i - tys name.
vin - est tu - i - tion Can give us the wis-dom to
tru - ly suc - ceed.
Text: Emily H. Woodmansee, 1836 1906

Music: Janice Kapp Perry, b. 1938. 1985 IRI
Galatians 6:2, 910

A Key Was Turned in Latter Days
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As - sure our hearts be - fore our Lord By deeds of love and
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Text: Jan Underwood Pinborough, b. 1954; based on

History of the Church, 4:607. 1985 IRI
Music: Charlene A. Newell, b. 1938. 1985 IRI
grace.
praise.
..

Moroni 7:45 48
1 John 3:1619
We Meet Again as Sisters
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Text: Paul L. Anderson, b. 1946. 1985 IRI

Music: Bonnie Lauper Goodliffe, b. 1943. 1985 IRI
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May char - i - ty and kind-ness
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311
dove,
ends,
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James 1:27
312
We Ever Pray for Thee

(Women)
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1. We ev - er pray for thee, our

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ho - ly light
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Text: Evan Stephens, 18541930

Music: H. A. Tuckett, 18521918;
adapted by Evan Stephens, 18541930
shine bright as
a - round our
while thou shalt
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shine bright as now.

a - round our way.
while thou shalt live.
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from day to day,
and God will give
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proph - et dear,
all our hearts,
fer - vent love;
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give to thee
giv - en thee
chil-drens prayer
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313
Gently
b3
b
& 4
God Is Love
(Women)
q = 84-104
..
1. Earth, with her

ten thou - sand flowrs,
2. Sounds a - mong the vales
and hills,
3. All
the hopes that sweet - ly
start
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the breeze and of
the
bird,
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the bliss that ev - er
comes
re - splen - dent coun - te - nance

the gen - tle mur - mur stirred
our earth - ly
hu - man homes,
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all
neath,
from
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this rec - ord: God
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Sweet - ly whis - per: God
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Text: Thomas R. Taylor, 18071835, alt. Included in the first

LDS hymnbook, 1835.
Music: Thomas C. Griggs, 1845 1903
..
is
is
is
love.
love.
love.
.
.
.
.
.
1 John 4:78
Moses 6:63
314
How Gentle Gods Commands
#3
& 4
Gently
1. How gen 2. Be - neath

3. Why should
4. His good -
#3
& 4
&
tle
his
this
ness
#3
& 4
# 3
? 4
#
(Women)
q = 76-88
Gods com - mands!

watch - ful
eye,
anx - ious load
stands ap - proved,
&
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&
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How kind
his pre - cepts are!
His Saints
se - cure - ly dwell;
Press down your wea - ry mind?
Un - changed from day
to day;
Come, cast your bur - dens

That hand which bears all
Haste to your Heavn-ly
Ill
drop my bur - den
on
the Lord And trust his con - stant
na - ture up Shall guard his chil - dren
Fa - thers throne And sweet re -fresh -ment
at
his feet And bear a song
a-
Text: Philip Doddridge, 17021751

Music: Hans Georg Ngeli, 1773 1836
care.
well.
find.
way.
1 John 5:3
Matthew 11:28 30
Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee

Reverently
(Women)
q = 72-88
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& 4
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3. O
4. Je -
sus,
voice
hope
sus,
the
can
of
our
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sing, nor heart can frame,
ev - ry con - trite heart,
on - ly joy
be thou,
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name,
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sweet- ness
can the
joy
of
thou our
315
fills
mem
all
prize
my breast;
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the meek,
wilt be;
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in thy presence rest.
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How good to those who seek!
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Text: Attr. to Bernard of Clairvaux, ca. 10911153;

trans. by Edward Caswall, 1814 1878
Music: John B. Dykes, 18231876
Psalm 104:34
Enos 1:27
316
The Lord Is My Shepherd
q = 63-76
(Women)
#3
& 4 .
.
.
#3
& 4 .
Melody
Peacefully
1. The
Lord is my Shep-herd;
2. Thru the val - ley and shad - ow
3. In
the midst of af - flic - tion
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& 4 .
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ask
of
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ask of thy prov - i- dence more?
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Text: James Montgomery, 17711854; based on Psalm 23

Music: Thomas Koschat, 18451914
Psalm 23
Isaiah 40:11
317
Fervently
bbb 3
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4
&
q = 84-96
Sweet Is the Work

(Women)
..
1. Sweet is
the work, my God,
my King,
2. Sweet is
the day
of
sa - cred rest.
3. My heart shall tri - umph in
my Lord
4. But,
oh, what tri - umph shall
I
raise
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Thy works
When in
thy love
my heart
of
grace,
the realms
by
in
how
of
And talk of
all
thy truths at night.
Like Da - vids harp of
sol - emn sound!
How deep thy coun - sels, how
di - vine!
Thy face in full
fe - lic - i - ty!
5. Sin, my worst enemy before,

Shall vex my eyes and ears no more.
My inward foes shall all be slain,
Nor Satan break my peace again.
Music: John J. McClellan, 18741925
...
To
No
And
To
give thanks and sing,

shall seize
my breast.
and
bless
his word.
through end - less days,
morn - ing light,

tune
be found,
bright they shine!
joy
I
see
.
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.
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6. Then shall I see and hear and know

All I desired and wished below,
And every powr find sweet employ
In that eternal world of joy.
Psalm 92:15
Enos 1:27
318
Fervently
bbb 4
b
4
&
Love at Home
q = 88-108
(Women)
...
1. There is beau - ty
all a - round
2. In
the cot - tage there is joy
3. Kind - ly heav - en smiles a - bove
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at
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Colossians 3:18 21
Mosiah 4:1415
319
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& 2
Ye Elders of Israel
h = 60-76
(Men)
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1. Ye
el - ders of
Is 2. The har - vest is great,
3. Well go
to the poor,
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rael, come join

now with me
and the
la - brers are few;
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old,
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out the righ - teous, wher - eer
they may
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if
were u - nit - ed, we
all
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Text: Cyrus H. Wheelock, 18131894

Music: Thomas H. Bayly, 17971839, adapted
thee fare - well;
..
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dwell.
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The Priesthood of Our Lord
Boldly
(Men)
q = 100-120
4
& b 4

4
?b 4
320
1. Breth- ren, powr by earth-ly stan-dards Comes by rank or wealth or sword;

2. It
is ours, the to - tal ar -mor Priest-hood held by Christ, our Lord
3. Let
us ven-ture forth in free-dom With the priest-hood as our guide
&b
But the powr a - bove all oth - ers Is the priest-hood of our Lord.
If,
as breth -ren, we are wor - thy Of the Spir - its whis-pered word.
Dea - cons, teach - ers, priests, and el - ders, Seek-ing vir - tue side by side.
?b
Text and music: John Craven, b. 1929. 1985 IRI

May be sung without accompaniment as a round
in unison by beginning every two measures.

321
Ye Who Are Called to Labor
Boldly
(Men)
q. = 46-66
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b
6
& b 8 # n
1. Ye
who are called to
la - bor
2. Oh,
let not vain am - bi - tion
3. Then cease from all light speech - es,
6
b
?b 8
b
b
& # n
Blest with the roy - al priest-hood,

Your minds so pure and ho - ly;
Pray
al - ways with - out ceas - ing
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the news of gos - pel grace,

like trum - pets long and loud,
his rich - est bless - ings send.
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sal - va - tion, truth, and peace:

Pre - pare to meet your God!
for - ev - er
to
the end.

J
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4. Rich blessings there await you, and God will give you faith.
You shall be crowned with glory and triumph over death,
And soon youll come to Zion and, bearing each his sheaf,
No more shall taste of sorrow, but glorious crowns receive.
Text: Mary Judd Page, 18181907

Music: Daniel B. Towner, 18501919
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And pub - lish on

the moun-tains
Say
to the slum-bring na - tion:
Your Sav - ior will
be with you
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ap - point - ed
by his word
ac - quit your - selves like men.
and in the truth a - bide.

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To preach a - mong the

na - tions
While lift - ing up your voic - es
The Com - fort - er will teach you,
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and min - is - ter for God,

nor world - ly glo - ry stain
light-mind - ed - ness, and pride;
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Boldly
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& 2
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2. Come, all
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then
to a - wait
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in his
have been pre youll be
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By proph- ets long its been fore-told:
Go cast up - on him all your care;
And then his pres-ence youll en - joy,
And
And
And
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b
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bring them
bring you
bring you
thou - sand
back
home
home
years
to
to
to
in
Text: Thomas Davenport, 18151888

Music: Orson Pratt Huish, 18511932
Zi
Zi
Zi
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peo - ple.
dict - ed.
nit - ed.
rec-tion;
To gath - er scat-tered Is - rael in

Hell gath - er you in - to his fold
He will re-gard your hum-ble prayer
In heavn-ly bliss your time employ,

b
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b
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b
b
&
sons of
God who have re - ceived the priest-hood;
scat - tered sheep, and lis - ten to your Shep - herd,
be bap - tized, and have your sins re - mit - ted,
grief is
oer
and end - ed your af - flic - tion,
b
b
&
Go spread the
While you the
And get the
Your spir - its
322
(Men)
on
on
on
on
to
to
to
to
praise
praise
praise
praise
the
the
the
the

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Lamb.
Lamb.
Lamb.
Lamb.
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323
Rise Up, O Men of God
With vigor
(Mens Choir)
q = 96-112
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b
4
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Rise up,
O men of
God!
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done with less - er
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up,
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of
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things.
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the Son
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up!
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Text: William Pierson Merrill, 18671954. Used by permission of

the Presbyterian Outlook, Richmond, Virginia, USA. Making copies
without written permission of the copyright owner is prohibited.
Arr. by Robert P. Manookin, 19181997. 1985 IRI
Tune name: KENILWORTH
1 Timothy 6:1112
1 Peter 2:9
Rise Up, O Men of God
Majestically
q = 88-100
b4
b
& 4
[
1. Rise
2. Rise
3. Rise
up, O men of
up, O men of
up, O men of
?b 4
b
b
&
324
(Men)
..
God!
God,
God!
Have done with less - er things.

In
one u - nit - ed throng.
Tread where his feet have trod.
.
.
..
..
Give heart and soul and mind and strength To serve the King of Kings.
Bring in the day of broth - er - hood And end the night of wrong.
As
broth - ers of the Son of
Man, Rise up, O men of God!
b
?b
Text: William Pierson Merrill, 18671954. Used by permission of

the Presbyterian Outlook, Richmond, Virginia, USA. Making copies
without written permission of the copyright owner is prohibited.
Music: William H. Walter, 18251893
Tune name: FESTAL SONG
1 Timothy 6:1112
See the Mighty Priesthood Gathered
325
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b
4
b 4 ..
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1. See
2. As
3. Come,
b 44 ..
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B
(Mens Choir)
q = 96-112
Vigorously
..
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voic
line,
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es
truth
tans
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re - stored in
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skies,
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quished,
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Text: Jean L. Kaberry, b. 1918. 1985 IRI

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3.
sound
glo - rious hal - le
loud - ly sound
land.
heart.
rod
Send - ing forth the gos - pel mes - sage

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the face of per - fect knowl - edge,
And our glo - rious hal - le - lu - jahs
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laws hold
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hymns to Fa - thers praise,

dark - ness flees
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on
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in
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your
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Bear - ers of the Sav - iors
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serv - ing,
mes - sage
priest - hood,
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the might - y priest - hood gath - ered;

to Seth his
fa - ther,
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stand
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Alma 53:20 21
326
Resolutely
44
B
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Come, Come, Ye Saints

(Mens Choir)
.. ..
.
43 .
1. Come, come, ye Saints,

no
toil nor la - bor fear;
2. Why should we mourn
or think our lot
is hard?
3. Well find the place which God for us pre - pared,
4. And should we die
be - fore our jour - neys through,
.. ..
4
?4
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wend your way.

all
is right.
in
the West,
All
is well!
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Though hard to
Why should we
Where none shall
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then are
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this,
soon
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how
and
well
the
well
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Our
Shout
To
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Text: William Clayton, 18141879

Music: English folk song
bet - ter
far
up your loins;
make the air
if our lives
from
er
our
their
us to drive;
us for - sake;
God and King;
rest ob - tain,
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jour - ney may ap - pear,

earn a great re - ward
hurt or make a - fraid;
toil and sor - row, too;
use - less cares

God will nev
prais - es
to
see the Saints
joy
your hearts will swell
have this tale to tell
rest these words well tell
make this cho - rus swell
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as your day.
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shun the fight?
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Go, Ye Messengers of Heaven

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3. When your thousands all are gath - ered, And their prayers for you as - cend,
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in dark-ness
Text: John Taylor, 18081887

Music: F. Christensen; arr. 1985 IRI
To a dark, be - night - ed land.

To pos-sess the prom-ised land.
All the la - bors of your hand,
By the Sav- ior will be crowned.
1 Nephi 22:1112
328
An Angel from on High

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Lo! in Cu-mo-rahs lone - ly hill A sa-cred rec- ord

lies con-cealed.
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4. The time is now fulfilled,
The long-expected day;
Let earth obedience yield
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5. Lo, Israel filled with joy

Shall now be gathered home,
Their wealth and means employ
To build Jerusalem,
And fill the earth with truth divine,
Mormon 8:1216
Thy Servants Are Prepared

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1. Thy ser - vants are pre - pared

2. Let these, thy servants, speak
3. In
all
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gath - er
in
thy sheep
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fill the worlds dark lamps
While dark - ness draws a - way
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To
thee, O Lamb of
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From thy re - veal - ing
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truth.
light.
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Isaiah 49:6
See, the Mighty Angel Flying
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Doctrine and Covenants 133:36 40, 57, 60 63
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gem
the bright - est
prize
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price - less
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search in
But the pil - lar
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which
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For
the
the val - ue of
the depths where it
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and the
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The proud mon - archs

cost - li Or
as - cend
in pur - suit
to
And its firm - root - ed bul - warks
Truth, the sum
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est
the
out will
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dem
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loft - i - est skies: Tis an aim
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but dross and ref - use.

the
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John 18:37 38
332
Come, O Thou King of Kings
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come;
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peace!
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Come,
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Let
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With
And
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wings,
in,
round
race
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To
set
thy peo - ple
That Saints may tune the
A
new
tri - um - phal
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thou
de - sire
of
songs
of
joy,
a
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then
na
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na
tions,
hap
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bow
the
sire of na - tions,
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be
gath - ered
wel - come
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thy
peace - ful
an - thems sweet from
Zi - ons
ev - ry tongue sounds praise
to

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home.
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3 Nephi 25:12
Isaiah 35:10
High on the Mountain Top

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dis - tant lands to say:
To
gov - ern all the earth.
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sweet,
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his

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there
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peace
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serve
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be - hold
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lat - ter
and learn
his
with
all
our
land,
gaze
Lord,
tread,
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stand!
days.
word.
dead.
..
2 Nephi 21:12
2 Nephi 12:2 3
334
I Need Thee Every Hour
q = 60-72
Fervently
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Music: Robert Lowry, 18261899
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thee, oh, I
me now, my
Can
peace
When thou
Or
life
Thou bless
Most gra - cious

Lord.
Stay thou
near - by.
In
joy
or
pain.
Most ho
ly
One.
ten - der voice like thine

- ta - tions lose their powr
quick - ly and a - bide,
make me thine in - deed,
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nigh.
vain.
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Mormon 9:27
Brightly Beams Our Fathers Mercy
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Melody
335
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1. Bright-ly beams our Fa-thers mer - cy From his light-house ev - er - more,

2. Dark the night of sin has set - tled; Loud the an - gry bil -lows roar.
3. Trim your fee - ble lamp, my broth-er; Some poor sail - or, tem-pest -tossed,
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336
School Thy Feelings
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2. School thy feel
3. Should af - flic
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ings, O
my broth - er;
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on friend or
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let wis - doms voice con - trol.

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feel - ings; there is pow - er

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4. Rest thyself on this assurance:

Times a friend to innocence,
And the patient, calm endurance
Wins respect and aids defense.
Noblest minds have finest feelings;
Quivring strings a breath can move;
And the gospels sweet revealings
Tune them with the key of love.
Text: Charles W. Penrose, 18321925. 1948 IRI

But let wis - doms voice con - trol.
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5. Hearts so sensitively molded

Strongly fortified should be,
Trained to firmness and enfolded
In a calm tranquility.
Wound not willfully another;
Conquer haste with reasons might;
School thy feelings, sister, brother;
Train them in the path of right.
Alma 38:12
Proverbs 16:32
337
q = 63 -80
Fervently
44 ..
O Home Beloved
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..
1. O home
be - lovd, wher- eer I
wan - der, On
for - eign land or
2. The flowrs a - round me may
be
fair - er
Than those that bloom up 3. Ye
val - leys fair and snow-capped moun-tains, Ye peace - ful ham- lets
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dis - tant sea,

on
thy hills;
mid the trees,
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friends
these
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be
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a - round me,
re - nown my
hum - ble
vil - lage
not tell how well
I
love thee
rolls
by,
my heart grows
great, might - y
trea - sure
mring streams and crys - tal
..
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Music: Joseph Parry, 18411903
Tho
Yet
My
And
Like
Nor
joy - ous mirth

my
fond heart
heart
a - lone
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and song sur - round me, My heart,

doth thrill with rap - ture When- eer
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are
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my long - ing when I roam.
yearns
more lov - ing - ly
for thee!
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by
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fon - der
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foun - tains,
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my soul still yearn for you.

I hear thy hum - ble name.
my own dear moun - tain home.
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America the Beautiful
With dignity
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2. Oh,
3. Oh,
4. Oh,
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beau
beau
beau
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ti - ful
ti - ful
ti - ful
for
for
for
for
spa - cious skies,

pil - grim feet,
he - roes proved
pa - triot dream
..

For
Whose
In
That
am - ber waves of
stern, im - pas- sioned
lib - er - at - ing
sees be - yond the
grain,
stress
strife,
years
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maj - es - ties A - bove the fruit - ed plain!
For
pur - ple moun-tain
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thor-ough-fare of free - dom beat A - cross the wil - der - ness!
Who more than self their coun - try loved, And mer - cy more than life!
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cit - ies gleam, Un- dimmed by hu - man tears!
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God mend thine ev May God thy gold
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thy soul
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thy good
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Text: Katherine Lee Bates, 18591929

Music: Samuel A. Ward, 18481903
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on
thee,
ry
flaw,
re - fine,
on
thee,
sea to
lib - er
ev - ry
sea to
shin - ing
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gain di shin - ing
..
sea.
law.
vine.
sea.
.
.
2 Nephi 1:57
1 Nephi 13:1216
339
My Country, Tis of Thee
With dignity
3
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3
b
4
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..
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1. My coun - try,
tis
of thee,
2. My
na - tive coun - try, thee,
3. Let mu - sic
swell the breeze
4. Our fa - thers God,
to thee,
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sing;
love;
song;
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pil - grims pride,

tem - pled hills.
breathe par - take;
ho - ly light.
..
Land
I
Let
Long
Sweet land
of
Land of
the
And ring from
Au - thor
of
j
..
where my
fa - thers died,
love thy rocks and rills,
mor - tal tongues a - wake;
may our land be bright
..
J
..
..
From ev - ry
My heart with
Let rocks their
Pro - tect us
Text: Samuel F. Smith, 18081895

Music: From Thesaurus Musicus, London, 1744
moun-tain - side
rap - ture thrills
si - lence break,
by thy might,
..
.
.
lib - er - ty,
no - ble free,
all
the trees
lib - er - ty,

Land of
the
Thy woods and
Let
all that
With free - doms
..
Let free - dom ring!

Like that a - bove.
The sound pro - long.
Great God, our King!
2 Nephi 1:7
Ether 2:12
The Star-Spangled Banner
340
Vigorously
q = 88-104
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1. Oh
say, can you see,
by the dawns ear - ly
2. On the shore, dim - ly seen thru the mists of
the
3. Oh,
thus
be
it
ev - er, when free men shall
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bb
b
& b
.
.
light,
deep,
stand
What so proud - ly we hailed at the twi - lights last gleam - ing,

Where the foes haugh - ty
host
in dread si - lence re - pos - es,
Be
tween their loved homes and the wars des - o - la - tion!
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bbb
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&
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..
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Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the per - il - ous fight,
What
is
that which the breeze,
oer the tow - er - ing steep,
Blest
with vic - try and peace,
may the heavn - res - cued land
bbbb .
bbb
b
&
.
.
Oer the ram - parts we watched, were so

gal - lant - ly stream - ing?
As
it
fit - ful - ly blows, half con - ceals, half dis - clos - es?
Praise the Powr that hath made
and pre - served us a
na - tion!
bbbb
..
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And
Now
Then
the rock - ets red

it catch - es the
con - quer we
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&
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glare,
gleam
must,
the bombs burst - ing in

of the morn - ings first
when our cause
it
is
air,
beam,
just,
Gave
proof thru the night
that our flag was still there.
In full glo - ry re - flect - ed now
shines on the stream;
And
this
be our mot - to: In
God is our trust!
.
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say, does that
Tis the star - span - gled
And the star - span - gled
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of the free
of the free
of the free
.
J
Text: Francis Scott Key, 17791843

Music: John Stafford Smith, 17501836
star - span - gled ban - ner

yet
ban - ner! Oh, long may
it
ban - ner
in
tri - umph shall
the land
the land
the land

u
wave
wave
wave
n

u
j
]
..
..
and the home

and the home
and the home
of the
of the
of the
brave?
brave!
brave!
1 Nephi 13:1719
Alma 46:1213
341
With dignity
3
& b 4
[
1. God
2. Thy
God save
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save our
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God Save the King
..
..
..
gra - cious king!

gifts
in store
the king!
he reign!
..
Send him
May he
..
glo - ri - ous, Long to reign

give us cause To sing with
.
? b .
Long live
On
him
..
..
our
no be pleased
.
.
ble king!
to pour;
vic - to - ri - ous, Hap - py and

de - fend our laws, And ev - er
..
o - ver us;
God save the
heart and voice, God save the
..
Text: Anon., 18th century

Music: From Thesaurus Musicus, London, 1744
.
king!
king!
..
.
Twelfth Article of Faith

Psalm 33:12

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Triumphantly

ing breaks, the shad - ows flee;

1. The morn 2. The clouds

The Morning Breaks

The dawn - ing

The dawn - ing

Text: Parley P. Pratt, 18071857

The Spirit of God

are com - ing

j est be giv - en,

and well shout

And an The veil

The lat - ter - day

Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872. Included in the first

Doctrine and Covenants

Now Let Us Rejoice

let us re - joice in the day of sal - va - tion. No lon - ger as

strang - ers on earth need we roam. Good

tid - ings are sound-ing to

earth will ap - pear as the

E - den, And Je - sus will say to all Is - rael, Come home.

Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872. Included in the

2. Truth a - gain re - stored to earth,

Burst the fet - ters of the mind

Text: Parley P. Pratt, 18071857

O - pened with a proph- ets birth.

From the mil - lions of man - kind!

High on the Mountain Top

the moun - tain top

Text: Joel H. Johnson, 18021882

sweet, peace - ful

King, our De - liv - rer, our

5. Restore, my dear Savior,

6. He looks! and ten thousands

Text: William W. Phelps, 17921872; adapted from Joseph Swain, 17611796.

Israel, Israel, God Is Calling

rael, Is - rael, God is call - ing,

Call - ing thee from lands of woe.

Bab - y - lon the great is fall - ing;

Text: Richard Smyth, 18381914

God shall all her towrs oer-throw.

Doctrine and Covenants 133:716

Awake and Arise

The heav - ens have

Text: Theodore E. Curtis, 18721957. 1984 IRI

Doctrine and Covenants 133:710

1. Come, re - joice, the King of

Truth bursts forth in

to his name; One and

Text and music: Tracy Y. Cannon, 18791961, adapted.

his might pro - claim.

Doctrine and Covenants 29:4

Come, Sing to the Lord

Text and music: Gerrit de Jong Jr., 1892 1978

these lat ry told