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On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant

Hymnal: The New Sabbath School Hosanna #8b (1870) Lyrics: 1 On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant To come to Sabbath school! Where ev'ry happy child is present, And ev'ry seat is full. 2 The blessed Bible there engages Each youthful heart and eye, To learn of God's own holy pages The wisdom from on high. 3 And surely He, who feeds the flowers With heaven's own morning dew, Will send on our young hearts the showers Of heavenly blessing, too. 4 Then let us gladly gather round him, And love him while we may, For they who seek have always found him, E'en in their early day. 5 And when life's Sabbaths all are ended, We all may meet above, Where he for us hath now ascended, Our Father's house of love. Tune Title: SABBATH MORNING
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On Sabbath morning

Hymnal: Linden Harp #46 (1855) First Line: On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant Lyrics: 1 On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant To come to Sabbath school, Where ev'ry happy child is present, And ev'ry seat is full. 2 For there we meet each gentle teacher Without a frown or rod, And sometimes, too, our dear kind preacher, who speaks to us of God. 3 But, best of all, the lowly Saviour Is where his children meet, And show, by quiet, meek behavior, They're sitting at his feet. 4 How sweet, when all are lowly bending, To ask his blessing there; Or when in praise our voices blending, Thank Him, who hears the prayer! 5 The blessed Bible then engages Each youthful heart and eye, To learn of God's own holy pages The wisdom from on high. 6 And surely, He who feeds the flowers With heaven's own morning dew, Will send on our young hearts the showers Of heavenly blessing too. 7 Then let us gladly gather round Him, And love Him while we may, For they who seek have always found Him, E'en in their early day. 8 And when life's Sabbaths all are ended, We all may meet above, Where He for us hath now ascended, Our Father's house of love. Languages: English Tune Title: ON SABBATH MORNING
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On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant

Hymnal: Sabbath School Gems of Music and Poetry #15 (1858)
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On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant

Hymnal: Anniversary and Sabbath School Hymns #52 (1861) Languages: English
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On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant

Hymnal: The Young People's Chorister #126 (1860)
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On Sabbath morning, O how pleasant

Hymnal: The Social and Sabbath School Hymn-Book. (5th ed.) #266 (1854)

On Sabbath morning, oh how pleasant

Hymnal: American Sunday School Hymn Book. 2nd ed. #a6 (1860) Languages: English
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On Sabbath morning, oh how pleasant

Hymnal: American Sunday School Hymn Book. New ed. #aa6 (1860) Languages: English
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On Sabbath morning, oh how pleasant

Hymnal: The American Sunday-School Hymn-Book #6 (1860)
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On Sabbath morning, oh! how pleasant

Hymnal: The Infant-School Hymn-Book #85 (1856)

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