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Evening Hymn

Author: Anonymous Appears in 605 hymnals Topics: Family Devotion First Line: The day is past and gone, the evening shades appear

Author: Clara M. Brooks Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Devotion First Line: When breaks the crimson morning dawn Lyrics: 1 When breaks the crimson morning dawn, Ere Nature greets the smiling sun, My faith looks up to thee; Before I tread the way untried, Before the ills of day betide, I seek thee, Lord, for none beside Can help or strengthen me. 2 I need thee at the noontide hour, Low kneeling wait for grace and pow’r, And Heaven’s favor gain; For there the sunbeams richly fall, My strength would fail me but for all Thou lendest me—on thee I call, The help of man is vain. 3 And at the peaceful eventide, O Savior, draw me to thy side, My trembling hand in thine; Forgotten all my earthly woes, And pain the hours of day disclose, My tranquil soul in sweet repose Shall rest, for thou art mine. 4 I need thee in death’s chilly vale, Let not thy gracious presence fail, Nor staff to comfort me; When waves are rolling deep and wide, Triumphant bear me o’er the tide, For whom have I on earth beside, Or whom in heav’n but thee? Used With Tune: [When breaks the crimson morning dawn]