And He went up unto them into the ship; and the wind ceased."

1. Fierce was the wild billow, Dark was the night; Oars la-bor'd heav - i - ly, Foam glit-ter'd white,

Trembled the mar-i-ners, Per-il was high: Then said the God of God-"Peace! It is I." A men.

Miss F. R. HAVERGAL. Abr.

"Certainly I will be with Thee."

F. A. MANN.

1. Standing at the portal of the opening year, Words of comfort meet us, hushing ev - ery fear;
2. For the year be-fore us, O, what, rich supplies! For the poor and need - y liv-ing streams shall rise;
3. He will nev-er fail us, He will not for - sake; His e-ternal covenant He will nev-er break.

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Spoken thro' the silence by our Father's Voice, Tender, strong, and faithful, making us rejoice.
For the sad and sinful shall His grace a - bound; For the faint and fee - ble perfect strength be found.
Resting on His prom-ise, what have we to fear? God is all-sufficient for the coming year.

Onward then, and fear not, children of the day! For His Word shall never, never pass a - way. A-men.

Tr. Miss C. WINKWORTH. 1858.

"Now therefore our God, we thank Thee, and praise Thy glorious Name."
The Rev. J. CRUGER, D.D. 1648.

With heart and hand and voices, Who wondrous things hath done, Through all our life be

near us,

With

ever joyful hearts

as He rode a long, He let them still at tend Him, And smiled to hear their song. sits upon His Throne, And cry a loud, "Ho-san - na To David's roy - al Son." tribute of our words? No; while our hearts are tender, They too shall be the Lord's. A-men.