866. C. M. Watts.

Winter.

1 The hoary frost, the fleecy snow,

Descend, and clothe the ground;

The liquid streams forbear to flow,

In icy fetters bound.

2 When, from his dreadful stores on high,

God pours the sounding hail,

The man that does his power defy

Shall find his courage fail.

3 God sends his word and melts the snow;

The fields no longer mourn;

He calls the warmer gales to blow,

And bids the spring return.

4 The changing wind, the flying cloud,

Obey his mighty word;

With songs and honors sounding loud,

Praise ye the sovereign Lord.

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