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328b. O Lord, who hast my place assigned

1 O Lord, who hast my place assigned,
And made my duties plain,
Grant for my work a ready mind,
My wayward tho'ts restrain.

2 Let me in Thy most holy name
My daily task pursue:
Thy glory be my only aim
In all I think and do.

3 May I submissive to Thy will
In all my calling be,
And let me as Thy servant still
Be faithful found to Thee.

4 Thy goodness all my life has crowned,
And all my wants supplied;
O let that goodness still aboud,
And daily bread provide.

5 Be Thou my guide in all my ways;
From every ill defend;
And may my songs of daily praise
In grateful joy ascend.

6 May I in faith still stronger grow,
While here I toil in love;
And when my work is done below,
Give me sweet rest above.

Text Information
First Line: O Lord, who hast my place assigned
Author: Rev. Matthias Loy, D. D. (1880)
Meter: C. M. No. 2
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: The Catechism: Daily Duty; First Sunday after Epiphany; Tenth Sunday after Trinity (3 more...)
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: BELMONT
Composer: William Gardiner (1812)
Arranger: J. Bentley (ca. 1859)
Meter: C. M. No. 2
Key: G Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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