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When Jesus led his chosen three

Author: Christopher Idle (born 1938) Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 Appears in 4 hymnals Topics: God, Saviour Growing, Teaching, Serving; Lent 4, The King and the Kingdom Transfiguration Used With Tune: SURREY

Wrth edrych, Iesu, ar Dy groes

Author: Pantycelyn Appears in 3 hymnals Used With Tune: CAREY

I Walk with Love Along the Way

Author: Minny M. H. Ayers Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 Appears in 4 hymnals Lyrics: 1. I walk with Love along the way, And O, it is a holy day; No more I suffer cruel fear, I feel God’s presence with me here; The joy that none can take away Is mine; I walk with Love today. 2. Who walks with Love along the way, Shall talk with Love and Love obey; God’s healing truth is free to all, Our Father answers every call; ’Tis He dispels the clouds of gray That all may walk with Love today. 3. Come, walk with Love along the way, Let childlike trust be yours today; Uplift your thought, with courage go, Give of your heart’s rich overflow, And peace shall crown your joy-filled day. Come, walk with Love along the way. Used With Tune: CAREY'S SURREY

Come, O My Soul, The Call Obey

Author: Charles Wesley Meter: 8.8.8.8.8.8 Appears in 3 hymnals Lyrics: 1 Come, O my soul, the call obey, Take up the burden of thy Lord! His practice is thy living way, Thy guide His pure unerring Word; The lovely perfect pattern read, And haste in all His steps to tread. 2 What did my Lord from sinners bear? His patience is the rule for me; Walking in Him I cannot err: And lo! the Man of Griefs I see Whose life one scene of sufferings was, Quite from the manger to the cross. 3 Here then my calling I discern, ’Tis written in affliction’s book, My first, and latest lesson learn, For nothing here but sufferings look, I bow me to the will divine, To suffer with my Lord be mine. 4 To suffer as my Lord I come: How did the Lamb His wrongs endure? Clamorous and warm? or meek, and dumb? Did He by force His life secure? His injured innocence defend; Or bear His burden to the end? 5 Did He evade the pain, and shame, Impatient of unjust disgrace? Did He throw off the imputed blame? Did He from spitting hide His face? Did He to man for succor fly? Or offer up Himself, and die? 6 When nature sank beneath her load, Would He the dreadful cup decline? Prostrate, and bruised, and sweating blood, "Father, Thy will be done, not Mine," He speaks, and meets His enemies, And gives them power Himself to seize. 7 The Word, which struck them to the ground, Could it not strike them into hell? Whom all the hosts of Heaven surround, He will not force by force repel; "Put up," He cries, "thy needless sword, Nor stain the meekness of thy Lord." 8 He chides His rash disciple’s zeal, Accepts nor man’s nor angel’s aid: Vouchsafes His wounded foe to heal: The hands that had His murderers made, He stretches out; He lets them bind The hands that could unmake mankind. Doth He in deed or word gainsay, Or ask or struggle to be freed? The lead the speechless Lamb away: To scorn, and pain, and death they lead The speechless Lamb; resigned unto The utmost earth and hell could do. O that I might like Him withstand, Like Him mine innocency clear, Like Him resist the ruffian band, Like Him refuse the cross to bear, Like Him the persecutor fly, Like Him submit to live, and die? Used With Tune: CAREY'S SURREY Text Sources: Hymns and Sacred Poems, 1749