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Now condescend, Almighty King

Author: Jane Taylor Hymnal: Hosanna for the Sunday School #149 (1898) Languages: English Tune Title: [Now condescend, Almighty King]

Hymnal: The New Sabbath School Hosanna #3 (1870) Lyrics: 1 Now condescend, Almighty King, To bless this happy throng; And kindly listen, while we sing Our grateful morning song. 2 We come to own the Power Divine, That watches o'er our days; For this our cheerful voices join In hymns of grateful praise. 3 We come to learn thy holy word, And ask thy tender care; Before thy throne, Almighty Lord, We bend in humble prayer. 4 May we in safety pass this day, From sin and danger free; And ever walk in that sure way That leads to heaven and thee Tune Title: WOODSTOCK

Evening Song

Hymnal: Song Anchor #61 (1878) First Line: Now condescend, almighty king Languages: English Tune Title: [Now condescend, almighty king]

Closing Song

Hymnal: Joyful Greeting #105b (1886) First Line: Now condescend, Almighty King Languages: English Tune Title: [Now condescend, Almighty King]

Now condescend, almighty King

Author: Anon. Hymnal: The Voice of Praise #724 (1873) Meter: 8.6.8.6 Lyrics: 1 Now condescend, almighty King, To bless this little throng; And kindly listen while we sing Our pleasant evening song. 2 Brothers and sisters, hand in hand, Our lips together move: Oh, smile upon this little band, Unite our hearts in love. 3 We come to own the power divine That watches o'er our days; For this our feeble voices join; To God we give the praise. 4 May we in safety sleep to-night, From every danger free; For, Lord, the darkness and the light Are both alike to thee. 5 And when the rising sun displays His cheering beams abroad, Then may our grateful morning lays Declare the love of God. Topics: The Christian Family The Home Altar; Children's Evening Hymn