Worship — Closing Hymns

Be with us, Lord, where'er we go

No. 261
Words John Cennick.
Singing key B♭ major
3 stanzas

Sung to BURTON (hymn 223)

Words

Be with us, Lord, where'er we go;Teach us what thou wouldst have us do;Suggest whate'er we think or say;Direct us in the narrow way.

Prevent us, lest we harbor pride;Lest we in our own strength confide;Show us our weakness, let us seeWe have our power, our all, from thee.

Enrich us always with thy love;Our kind Protector ever prove:Thy signet put upon each breast,And let thy Spirit on us rest.

About this hymn

As printed Words only. As printed: hymn number «261» (large) with the reference line «847, 223.» in bold italic figures beside it (sing to the tune of hymn 847 or 223); the hymn stands at the foot of the right text column of p. 86 and ENDS there: three stanzas and «John Cennick.» in italics (swash J) above the foot of the page — nothing of it continues on p. 87, which opens with the running head and hymn 262 MASON. The first word «BE» is set in capitals and small capitals. The print sets a thin space before «;» and «:» («go ;», «do ;», «say ;», «pride ;», «confide ;», «love ;», «prove :»); it is closed up here. The printer's curly apostrophe is written straight («where'er», «whate'er»). All four lines of each stanza are set flush. No meter is printed (the text is L. M.). Spelling, punctuation and capitals are the print's.