3. "Who went about doing good."
A. FOR THE JUNIOR SECTION.

"Things" concerning Jesus of Nazareth.-Luke xxiv. 19.
F. A. CHALLINOR, Mus. Doc., 1904.

204
Stories of Jesus.

P.M.

mp cres.

206
St. Bëlred.

4 His heart, with tender pity moved,
Felt for the widow's grief; [proved
"Weep not," He said, and soon He
His hand could give relief.

[eyes

5 He touched the bier, the mourners'
Are fixed upon the Lord;
"Young man, say to thee arise!"
Is His almighty word.

f 6 He rises up,-he speaks,-he lives;
No tear need now be shed;
Christ to the widowed mother gives

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The child she mourned as dead. Dorothy A. Thrupp, 1840.

And there was a great calm.-Mark iv. 39.

8.8.8.3. J. B. DYKES, M.A., Mus. Doc., 1862.

f 2 "Save, Lord, we perish," was their cry, pp 3 The wild winds hushed, the angry deep "Oh, save us in our agony!"

"Peace, be still."

Sank, like a little child to sleep;
The sullen billows ceased to leap
At Thy will.

f The light that shone on Beth - le- hem Fills all the world to

* The following passages may fittingly be read before the verses as indicated.

dim. The sky is o'ershadow'd with black-ness, No shel-ter or help is nigh.

f Car-est Thou not that we per- ish? How canst Thou lie

a - sleep,

When each moment so mad-ly is threat'ning A grave in the angry

CHORUS.

deep?