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Come, Let Us All Unite To Sing
Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #352 (1928) Meter: 11.11.8.8.4.6.8.4 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Praise First Line: Come, let us all unite to sing, God is love Lyrics: 1 Come, let us all unite to sing, God is love;
Let heav’n and earth their praises bring, God is love;
Let ev'ry soul from sin awake,
Each in His heart sweet music make,
And sing with us for Jesus’ sake,
For God is love.
Chorus:
God is love! God is love!
Come, let us all unite to sing
That God is love.
2 Oh, tell to earth’s remotest bound, God is love;
In Christ we have redemption found, God is love;
His blood has washed our sins away,
His Spirit turned our night to day,
And now we can rejoice to say:
That God is love! [Chorus]
3 How happy is our portion here, God is love;
His promises our spirits cheer, God is love;
He is our sun and shield by day,
Our help, our hope, our strength and stay,
He will be with us all the way,
Our God is love! [Chorus]
Languages: English Tune Title: [Come, let us all unite to sing, God is love]
Come, Let Us All Unite To Sing
Not A Brooklet floweth
Author: Alice C. Jennings Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #360 (1927) Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 Not a brooklet floweth
Onward to the sea,
Not a sunbeam gloweth
On it bosom free,
Not a seed unfoldeth
To the glorious air,
But our Father holdeth
It within His care.
2 Not a flow'ret fadeth,
Not a star grows dim,
Not a cloud o'er shadeth,
But 'tis marked by Him.
Dream not that thy gladness
God doth fail to see;
Think not in thy sadness
He forgetteth thee.
3 Not a tie is broken,
Not a hope laid low,
Not a farewell spoken,
But or God doth know.
Ev'ry hair is numbered,
Ev'ry tear is weighed
In the changeless balance
Wisest Love has made.
4 Pow'r eternal resteth
In His changeless hand;
Love immortal hasteth,
Swift at His command.
Faith can firmly trust Him
In the darkest hour,
For the key she holdeth
To His love and pow'r. Languages: English Tune Title: [Not a brooklet floweth]
Not A Brooklet floweth
Not A Brooklet floweth
Author: Alice C. Jennings Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #360 (1928) Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 Not a brooklet floweth
Onward to the sea,
Not a sunbeam gloweth
On it bosom free,
Not a seed unfoldeth
To the gloried sit,
But our Father holdeth
It within His care.
2 Not a flow'ret fadeth,
Not a star grows dim,
Not a cloud o'er-shadeth,
But 'tis marked by Him.
Dream not that thy gladness
God doth fail to see;
Think not in thy sadness
He forgetteth thee.
3 Not a tie is broken,
Not a hope laid low,
Not a farewell spoken,
But or God doth know.
Ev'ry hair is numbered,
Ev'ry tear is weighed
In the changeless balance
Wisest Love has made.
4 Pow'r eternal resteth
In His changeless hand;
Love immortal hasteth,
Swift at His command.
Faith can firmly trust Him
In the darkest hour,
For the key she holdeth
To His love and pow'r. Languages: English Tune Title: [Not a brooklet floweth]
Not A Brooklet floweth
Arise All Things That God Has Made
Author: H. A. Brorson Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #361 (1927) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 Arise all things that God has made
And praise His name and glory;
Each leaflet and each grassy blade
Do tell a wondrous story.
2 Tho' kings of earth together show
Their utmost strength and power,
They could not make a leaflet grow
On herb, or weed, or flower.
3 What shall I say when'er I walk
Where flowers are abounding,
And birds in song together talk,
As thousand harps were sounding.
4 What would I say, if I could spy
The secrets of the ocean,
And see the myriad life go by
In endless, streaming motion.
5 What shall I say when I behold
The stars in countless numbers,
And feel their smiling charm untold
While nature sweetly slumbers.
6 What shall I say when I ascend
To Him who made creation,
And see the angel host attend
His throne in glad elation.
7 What shall I say? Weak are my words
And humble my opinion!
How great Thy wisdom, Lord of lords,
Thy might and Thy dominion!
8 Arise ye nations of the earth
And lift your voice to heaven,
Praise God in songs of joy and mirth,
Who all these things hath given. Languages: English Tune Title: [Arise all things that God has made]
Arise All Things That God Has Made
Arise All Things That God Has Made
Author: H. A. Brorson Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #361 (1928) Meter: 8.8.8.8 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 Arise, all things that God has made
And praise His name and glory;
Each leaflet and each grassy blade
Do tell a wondrous story.
2 Though kings of earth together show
Their utmost strength and power,
They could not make a leaflet grow
On herb, or weed, or flower.
3 What shall I say when'er I walk
Where flowers are abounding,
And birds in song together talk,
As thousand harps were sounding.
4 What would I say, if I could spy
The secrets of the ocean,
And see the myriad life go by
In endless, streaming motion.
5 What shall I say when I behold
The stars in countless numbers,
And feel their smiling charm untold
While nature sweetly slumbers.
6 What shall I say when I ascend
To Him who made creation,
And see the angel host attend
His throne in glad elation.
7 What shall I say? Weak are my words
And humble my opinion!
How great Thy wisdom, Lord of lords,
Thy might and Thy dominion!
8 Arise, ye nations of the earth,
And lift your voice to heaven,
Praise God in songs of joy and mirth,
Who all these things hath given. Languages: English Tune Title: [Arise all things that God has made]
Arise All Things That God Has Made
There Is A Gentle Gard'ner
Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #362 (1927) Meter: 7.6.7.6 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 There is a gentle Gard'ner,
Who owns a garden fair,
Where countless blooming flowers
Enjoy His tender care.
2 He grants them radiant sunshine
And soft, refreshing rain;
Thus nurtured, they must flourish
And sweetest fragrance gain.
3 They fondly love the Gard'ner
And all to Him incline,
While with their clinging tendrils
They seek Him to entwine.
4 And when their day is ended
He takes them to His breast,
And heavenward He bears them
To regions ever blest.
5 There shall those flowers glisten
In beauty evermore,
Nor cold nor frost shall blight them
On that celestial shore.
6 Thou Gard'ner true and gentle,
Care for us ev'ry day,
That we in yonder Garden
May thrive and bloom for aye. Languages: English Tune Title: [There is a gentle Gard'ner]
There Is A Gentle Gard'ner
There Is A Gentle Gard'ner
Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #362 (1928) Meter: 7.6.7.6 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 There is a gentle Gard'ner,
Who owns a garden fair,
Where countless blooming flowers
Enjoy His tender care.
2 He grants them radiant sunshine
And soft, refreshing rain;
Thus nurtured, they must flourish
And sweetest fragrance gain.
3 They fondly love the Gard'ner,
And all to Him incline,
While with their clinging tendrils
They seek Him to entwine.
4 And when their day is ended
He takes them to His breast,
And heavenward He bears them
To regions ever blest.
5 There shall those flowers glisten
In beauty evermore,
Nor cold nor frost shall blight them
On that celestial shore.
6 Thou Gard'ner true and gentle,
Care for us ev'ry day,
That we in yonder Garden
May thrive and bloom for aye. Languages: English Tune Title: [There is a gentle Gard'ner]
There Is A Gentle Gard'ner
The Flowers Slowly Awaken
Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #363 (1927) Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 The flowers slowly awaken
And open their tender eyes,
While birds are joyfully singing
And soaring toward the skies.
2 The birds are joyfully singing
And greeting the glooming spring;
They sing the same in their gladness,
But each with its own sweet ring.
3 They sing the same in their gladness,
And never they tire thereof;
No one an measure creation
And cease to admire God's love.
4 No one can measure creation
And fully His love explain;
But man must joyfully marvel
When spring is abroad again.
5 But man must joyfully marvel
And open his heart in song:
The day when spring is eternal
Will surely arrive ere long.
6 The day when spring is eternal
Us promised our Savior dear,
We therefore sing and are joyful
Until that great day is here. Languages: English Tune Title: [The flowers slowly awaken]
The Flowers Slowly Awaken
The Flowers Slowly Awaken
Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home (2nd ed.) #363 (1928) Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence Lyrics: 1 The flowers slowly awaken
And open their tender eyes,
While bird are joyfully singing
And soaring toward the skies.
2 The birds are joyfully singing
And greeting the glooming spring;
They sing the same in their gladness
But each with its own sweet ring.
3 They sing the same in their gladness
And never they tire thereof;
No one an measure creation
And cease to admire God's love.
4 No one can measure creation
And fully His love explain;
But man must joyfully marvel
When spring is abroad again.
5 But man must joyfully marvel
And open his heart in song:
The day when spring is eternal
Will surely arrive ere long.
6 the day when spring is eternal
Us promised our Savior dear,
We therefore sing and are joyful
Until that great day is here. Languages: English Tune Title: [The flowers slowly awaken]
The Flowers Slowly Awaken
The Flowers Now Awaken
Author: B. S. Ingemann Hymnal: Hymnal for Church and Home #364 (1927) Meter: 13.11.12.10 Topics: Sunday School Hymns Divine Care and Providence First Line: The flowers now awaken, refreshed by morning dew Lyrics: 1 The flowers now awaken, refreshed by morning dew,
The happy birds are calling to each other,
The little snail begins to meander anew,
And children awake to greet their mother.
2 Our loving God and Father the smallest worm is near,
He feeds the birds and lilies clothes with splendor;
The children of the earth are to Him much more dear,
He quiets their fears with mercy tender.
3 God's Son, Himself a Babe, in a lowly manger lay,
And hay and straw was for His comfort given,
Now with the little children He cometh to stay,
And flowers he bringeth them from heaven.
4 Our Savior loves the children, He is a Friend so true,
The little babe He bringeth to His Father;
He who commands the billows and rules the heav'ns blue,
Will into His arms the children gather.
5 O Lord, who once hast blessed us and opened Paradise,
Some morning bright we Thee shall meet up yonder;
Thou taughtest us to pray and to Thee lift our eyes,
We praise Thee and at Thy mercy wonder.
Languages: English Tune Title: [The flowers now awaken, refreshed by morning dew]
The Flowers Now Awaken
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