2. Be Now My Vision Text: Ancient Irish text, ca. 8th century; translated by Mary E. Byrne, 1905; versified by Eleanor H. Hull, 1912; alt. Music: SLANE, traditional Irish melody; harmonization by David Evans Page 139

3. Be now my vi-sion, O God of my heart; Verse 1 of 3

4. Noth-ing sur-pass-es the love You im-part. Verse 1 of 3

5. You my best thought, by day or by night, Verse 1 of 3

6. Wak-ing or sleep-ing, Your pres-ence my light. Verse 1 of 3

7. Be now my wis-dom, and be my true word; Verse 2 of 3

8. I’m ev-er with You and You with me, Lord. Verse 2 of 3

9. You my great Fa-ther, O help me to see Verse 2 of 3

10. Now and for-ev-er Your child I will be. Verse 2 of 3

11. Rich-es I need not, nor life’s emp-ty praise, Verse 3 of 3

12. You, my in-her-i-tance, now and al-ways; Verse 3 of 3

13. You and You on-ly are first in my heart, Verse 3 of 3

14. Great God my trea-sure let me nev-er de-part. Verse 3 of 3

15. As the Deer Text & Music: Martin Nystrom, alt. Psalm 42:2 Page 121

16. As the deer pants for the wa-ter, so my soul longs af-ter You. Verse 1 of 3

17. You a-lone are my heart’s de-sire, and I long to wor-ship You. Verse 1 of 3

18. You a-lone are my strength, my shield; to You a-lone may my spir-it yield. Verse 1 of 3

19. You a-lone are my heart’s de-sire, and I long to wor-ship You. Verse 1 of 3

20. You’re my friend and You are my broth-er, e-ven though You are a King. Verse 2 of 3

21. I love You more than an-y oth-er, so much more than an-y-thing. Verse 2 of 3

22. You a-lone are my strength, my shield; to You a-lone may my spir-it yield. Verse 2 of 3

23. You a-lone are my heart’s de-sire, and I long to wor-ship You. Verse 2 of 3

24. I want You more than gold or sil-ver, on-ly You can sat-is-fy. Verse 3 of 3

25. You a-lone are the real joy giv-er, and the ap-ple of my eye. Verse 3 of 3

26. You a-lone are my strength, my shield; to You a-lone may my spir-it yield. Verse 3 of 3

27. You a-lone are my heart’s de-sire, and I long to wor-ship You. Verse 3 of 3

28. I Sing the Mighty Power of God Text: Isaac Watts Music: Gesangbuch der Herzogl, Württemberg, 1784 Page 145

29. I sing the might-y pow'r of God, that made the moun-tains rise, Verse 1 of 3

30. That spread the flow-ing seas a-broad, and built the loft-y skies. Verse 1 of 3

31. I sing the wis-dom that or-dained the sun to rule the day; Verse 1 of 3

32. The moon shines full at His com-mand, and all the stars o-bey. Verse 1 of 3

33. I sing the good-ness of the Lord, that filled the earth with food; Verse 2 of 3

34. He formed the crea-tures with His word, and then pro-claimed them good. Verse 2 of 3

35. Lord, how Thy won-ders are dis- played, where-e‘er I turn my eye: Verse 2 of 3

36. If I sur-vey the ground I tread or gaze up-on the sky! Verse 2 of 3

37. There's not a plant or flow'r be-low, but makes Thy glo-ries known, Verse 3 of 3

38. And clouds a-rise and tem-pests blow, by or-der from Thy throne; Verse 3 of 3

39. While all that bor-rows life from Thee is ev-er in Thy care, Verse 3 of 3

40. And ev-'ry-where that man can be, Thou, God, art pres-ent there. Verse 3 of 3

42. On the Sabbath Day Text: Mark Graham Music: Mark Warshavsky Page 112

43. On the Sab-bath day, ho-ly Sab-bath day, hap-py day of rest, Verse 1 of 4

44. Sing a song of thanks to Fa-ther God on high, from whose hand we’re blessed. Verse 1 of 4

45. Sing a song of thanks to Fa-ther God on high, from whose hand we’re blessed. Verse 1 of 4

46. From the set-ting sun to the set-ting sun, let your hearts re-joice, Verse 2 of 4

47. Taste the good-ness of a king-dom yet to come, lift to God your voice. Verse 2 of 4

48. Taste the good-ness of a king-dom yet to come, lift to God your voice. Verse 2 of 4

49. Learn the word of God, learn the ways of God, and when day is done, Verse 3 of 4

50. Strength-ened, we will go to do the Fa-ther’s work till the week is run. Verse 3 of 4

51. Strength-ened, we will go to do the Fa-ther’s work till the week is run. Verse 3 of 4

52. On the sev-enth day, holy sev-enth day, we will meet a-gain. Verse 4 of 4

53. Sing a song of thanks to Fa-ther God on high, our e-ter-nal Friend. Verse 4 of 4

54. Sing a song of thanks to Fa-ther God on high, our e-ter-nal Friend. Verse 4 of 4

56. As For Me and My House Text: Sharon Treybig Babcock Music: Sharon Treybig Babcock; arr. Ann Tannert Page 116

57. As for me and my house, we will serve You, Lord for-ev-er! Verse 1 of 3

58. Just as our fa-ther Abraham, we al-so shall o-bey; Verse 1 of 3

59. For in truth and spir-it we'll serve on-ly You a-bove; Verse 1 of 3

60. We know You want to bless us all with ev-er-last-ing love. Verse 1 of 3

61. In our hearts and minds, Lord, You al-read-y have a home. Verse 1 of 3

62. At Your re-turn our fam-i-ly will be-come Your ver-y own. Verse 1 of 3

63. In your mer-cy Fa-ther, You re-vealed to us Your plan: Verse 2 of 3

64. You gave the Way to peace and life for sin-ful, mor-tal man. Verse 2 of 3

65. Down through all the a-ges, Your true faith-ful have held fast. Verse 2 of 3

66. Your ho-ly way of life was made With clear in-tent to last. Verse 2 of 3

67. So much pain, and suf-f’ring so few will do the right; Verse 2 of 3

68. Come quick-ly Lord, de-liv-er us, O please send back the Light. Verse 2 of 3

69. As for me and my house, we will serve You, Lord, for-ev-er! Verse 3 of 3

70. As faith-ful fa-thers hon-ored You, we al-so shall o-bey. Verse 3 of 3

71. Dai-ly we look for Your com-ing, watch-ful-ly we wait; Verse 3 of 3

72. True bless-ings come in Your time, nev-er ear-ly, nev-er late. Verse 3 of 3

73. In our hearts and minds, Lord, You al-read-y have a home; Verse 3 of 3

74. Please bless this fam-i-ly and help us grow in-to Your own. Verse 3 of 3