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FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOLS:

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, SUPERINTENDENTS : Try to have the singing a part qf the Sunday-school work, not
apart from it.

CHORISTERS: Try to have the singing spirited and spiritual, but not too fast nor too
loud.

TEACHERS: Try to have all your scholars sing, and, if possible, set them the example.

\SCHOLARS: Try to sing the tune pleasantly and correctly, and think of the meaning of
the words; so that you can “ sing with the spirit and with the understanding also.”

May GOD bless “ SUNSHINE,” and all who sing from it. AMEN.

 

P. P. B.

CHICAGO, FEB. 10, 1873.

   

  

 

 

After the Song is learned the Scripture selection may at any time be read. either alternately, by superintendent (or teacher)_and
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2 For thine own soul he bare it all—the scourge and piercing thorn,
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Upon his cross he yearned for thee; for thee his heartstrings brake; ,
Himself of all forsaken, yet he could not thee forsake;
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Beneath the banner of his love he gathereth his own.
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To him who yearns with outstretched arms thee from thy grief to raise ;
In Jesus’ cross and passion find the refuge of thy soul,
Find there a. balm, a Healer there, who waits to make thee Whole.

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“All we like sheep have gone astray ; we have turned every one to his own way: and the Lord hath laid on
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by whose stripes ye were healed.”

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Be victors over death. May serve thee as we ought.

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