5. He speaks; and, listening to his voice,
   new life the dead receive;
   the mournful, broken hearts rejoice;
   the humble poor believe.

6. See all your sins on Jesus laid:
   the Lamb of God was slain;
   his soul was once an offering made
   that all may heaven gain.

7. In Christ, our Head, you then shall know,
   shall feel, your sins forgiven,
   anticipate your heaven below,
   and own that love is heaven.

Charles Wesley (1707–1788)

4. O teach me, Lord, that I may teach
   The precious things thou dost impart;
   And wing my words, that they may reach
   The hidden depths of many a heart.

5. O give thine own sweet rest to me,
   That I may speak with soothing power
   A word in season, as from thee
   To weary ones in needful hour.

6. O use me, Lord, use even me,
   Just as thou wilt, and when, and where,
   Until thy blessed face I see,
   Thy rest, thy joy, thy glory share.

Frances Ridley Havergal (1836-1879)

3. In the streets of every city
   where the bruised and lonely dwell,
   let us show the Saviour's pity,
   let us of his mercy tell.
   In all lands and with all races
   let us serve, and seek to bring
   all the world to render praises,
   Christ, to you, Redeemer, King.

Hugh Sherlock (1905–1998)
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4. Sing the song!
   God's Spirit is poured out among us.
   Sing the song!
   He has made us anew.
   Ev’ry member part of the Body;
   given his power, his will to seek and do.

5. Tell the world!
   All power to Jesus is given.
   Tell the world!
   He is with us always.
   Spread the word, that all may receive him;
   every tongue confess and sing his praise.

6. Then the end!
   Christ Jesus shall reign in his glory.
   Then the end
   of all earthly days.
   Yet above the song will continue;
   all his people still shall sing his praise.

4. Prayer is the contrite sinner's voice
   returning from false ways,
   while angels in their songs rejoice,
   and cry: ‘The sinner prays!’

5. Prayer is the Christian's vital breath,
   the Christian's native air,
   our watchword at the gates of death;
   we enter heaven with prayer.

6. O you by whom we come to God,
   the Life, the Truth, the Way!
   The path of prayer yourself have trod:
   Lord, teach us how to pray!

3. Are we weak and heavy-laden,
   cumbered with a load of care?
   Precious Saviour, still our refuge —
   take it to the Lord in prayer!
   Do your friends despise, forsake you?
   Take it to the Lord in prayer;
   in his arms he'll take and shield you,
   you will find a solace there.

Joseph Medlicott Scriven (1819–1886)

3. Then let us render him his own,
   with solemn prayer approach his throne,
   with meekness hear the gospel word,
   with thanks his dying love record,
   our joyful hearts and voices raise,
   and fill his courts with songs of praise.

4. Honour and praise to Jesus pay
   throughout his consecrated day;
   be all in Jesus' praise employed,
   nor leave a single moment void;
   with utmost care the time improve,
   and only breathe his praise and love.

Charles Wesley (1707–1788)

3. We expect a bright tomorrow,
   all will be well.
   Faith can sing through days of sorrow,
   all, all is well.
   On our Father’s love relying,
   Jesus every need supplying,
   in our living, in our dying,
   all must be well.

Mary Peters (1813–1856)

3. Hobgoblin nor foul fiend
   can daunt his spirit;
   he knows he at the end
   shall life inherit.
   Then fancies fly away,
   he'll fear not what men say;
   he'll labour night and day
   to be a pilgrim.

John Bunyan (1628–1688)