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Farewell To A Missionary

Author: James Montgomery, 1771-1854, alt. Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #16324 First Line: Home, kin­dred, friends and coun­try, these Lyrics: 1 Home, kin­dred, friends and coun­try, these Are things with which we ne­ver part; From clime to clime, o’er land and seas, We bear them with us in our heart; And yet ’tis hard to feel re­signed When these, all these, are left behind. 2 But when the pil­grim’s staff we take, And fol­low Christ from shore to shore, Gladly for Him we all for­sake, Press on, and on­ly look be­fore: Though hum­bled na­ture mourns her loss, The spir­it glo­ries in the Cross. 3 It is no sin, like man, to weep, E’en Je­sus wept o’er La­za­rus, dead; Or yearn for home be­yond the deep, He had not where to lay His head: The pa­tri­ot’s tears will He con­demn, Who wept o’er lost Je­ru­sa­lem? 4 Take up your cross, and say, "Fare­well!" Go forth witho­ut the camp to Him, Who left Heav’n’s throne with men to dwell, Who died His mur­der­ers to redeem: Oh! tell His name in ev­ery ear; Doubt not—the dead them­selves will hear; 5 Hear, and come forth to life anew, Then, while the Gen­tile courts they fill, Shall not your Sav­ior’s words stand true? Home, kin­dred, friends and coun­try still, In earth’s last de­sert you shall find, Yet lose not those you left behind. Languages: English Tune Title: ADORO TE
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Jesus, my Lord, I thee adore

Author: The Rev. Henry Collins Hymnal: The Evangelical Hymnal with Tunes #165 (1880) First Line: Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all, Hear me, blest Saviour, when I call Tune Title: TUNE 563

The Mystery of Man

Hymnal: Union Hymnal #75 (1897) First Line: O solemn thought! O solemn thought! The trumpet sound: I ought Tune Title: [O solemn thought! O solemn thought! The trumpet sound: I ought]

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