Lutheran Hymnody
The Hymns
LAW AND GOSPEL
291
Lamp of Our Feet Whereby We Trace
Ps. 119: 105
C. M.
St. Anne
Bernard Barton, 1826
William Croft, 1708
na
His
diant
when
on
to
God,
glo
cloud
from
wont
Will
Or
True
Our
of
ra
man
path
Son;
day;
high;
stray;
rious
by
of
lar
of
of
dark,
the
of
our
our
Pil
2
Bread
1
Lamp
3
4
Word
we
feed,
trace
ing
es
we
through
where
where
liv
ev
fire,
souls
feet
watch
on
by
er
won?
stay;
sky;
way.
A
and
yond
trav
self
it
chor
be
the
be
our
the
’ler’s
Stream
Our
men.
When
With
how
break
chart
fount
thee,
would
and
the
could
our
where
of
out
waves
guide
from
Or
Our
Of
Brook
bark,
read
grace,
trod
heav’n
an
realms
by
earth
toss
in
heav’n
be
ing
we
ly
5
Lord, grant us all aright to learn
The wisdom it imparts
And to its heav’nly teaching turn
With simple, childlike hearts.
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