32. C. M. Montgomery.

A Prayer.

1 What shall we ask of God in prayer?

Whatever good we want;

Whatever man may seek to share,

Or God in wisdom grant.

2 Father of all our mercies,--Thou

In whom we move and live!

Hear us in heaven, Thy dwelling, now,

And answer, and forgive.

3 When harassed by ten thousand foes,

Our helplessness we feel,

O, give the weary soul repose,

The wounded spirit heal!

4 When dire temptations gather round,

And threaten or allure,

By storm or calm, in Thee be found

A refuge strong and sure.

5 When age advances, may we grow

In faith, in hope, and love;

And walk in holiness below

To holiness above.

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