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I. PRAISE ................ . .............. 9— Ig ........ 3— 2.1
II. DEVOTION ............................ 20- 38 ............ 22— 41
III. SUPI’LICATION ......................... 3g- 63 ........ . 42— 66
IV. CONFIDENCE AND TRUST ................. 64— 68 ........ . ()7— 71'
V. THANKSGIVING .................... . . .I 69— 73 ............ 2— 76
VI. MEDITATION ........................... 74— 84 ............ 77— 89

VII. SABBATH AND FESTIVALS ................ 85—108 ............ 90—117
VIII. VARIOUS OCCASIONS ..................... 109—117 ............ 118—127
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A. HEBREW HYMNS AND RESPONSES ............. I- 20 ............ 128447
B. HYMNS FOR THE SABBATH SCHOOL ........... I— 12 ............ 148—168
C. ANTHEM TEXTS ........................... I-Ioo ............ 169-205

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His love is near from dread to save;
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