126 THE SHEPHERD. Philip P. Bliss, by per., (1838-1876) 1875. PHILIP P. BLISS, (1838-1876) 1875. 1. Ten-der-ly the Shep-herd, O'er the mountains cold, 256 8 Goes to bring his In the dust and “He once dead now 2:bb bb Lost one, 'tis Jesus Seek -ing to save. Seek-ing to save, seek-ing to save, Lost one, 'tis Jesus Seeking to save. 127 JESUS IS OUR SHEPHERD. REV. HUGH STOWELL, (1799-1865) 1849. 6 J. I. Tucker. How the gentlest 1. Jesus is our Shep-herd, Well we know His voice; 6 And His ten-der 128 whis-per, Makes our hearts re-joice! E-ven when He chideth, Ten-der is His None can do us harm; When we tread death's valley, Dark with fearful raven mer-cy, He doth us en - dow! 5ர் 130 WAS THERE EVER KINDEST SHEPHERD? "Althrop." 8s. & 78. D. REV. FREDERICK WILLIAM FABER, (1814-1863) 1854. George Lomas, (1834-1884) As the Savior who would have us Come and gath-er round His feet? the mem-bers 131 I WAS A WANDERING SHEEP. "Pastor Bonus." REV. HORATIUS BONAR, (1808-1889) 1844. Alfred J. Caldicott, (1842- ) I 1. I was a wandering sheep; I did not love the fold; did not love my Shepherd's voice; I would not be con-trolled. I fol-lowed me o'er vale and hill, O'er deserts waste and wild. They He that washed me in His blood, 'Twas He that made me whole; 'Twas was a wayward child; found me nigh to death, He that sought the lost, I did not love my home; I Fam-ished and faint and lone; They That found the wan-dering sheep, 'Twas did not love my Father's voice; I loved a far to roam. bound me with the bands of love; They saved the wandering one. He that brought me to the fold, 'Tis He that still doth keep. A men. |