NEW OBEDIENCE 417 How Can I Thank Thee, Lord Ps. 50: 14 6. 7. 6. 7. 6. 6. 6. 6. Was kann ich doch für Dank David Denicke, 1648, asc., ab. St. 6, Johann Heermann, 1630 Tr., August Crull, †1923 O Gott, du frommer Gott “Neuvermehrtes Gesangbuch” Meiningen, 1693 ing con dis ul ta please vert kind joy with I all sins now lov ex and my am Thy Thee; ed; ness, tion Thou could is can raised grieve work hast but Thy I I 2 It 1 How 3 thank 4 But To And That For me Thee, a Thee, Lord, lone Lord, up va pease sert blind could me Thy me sal ap as my to not pow’r in Thou tion. Thee. ed. ness? That O’er Yet And tone work pa shown ly a tan’s hast the for in tient clear to Sa That My Thou Borne leads works hast with way sin me ly pass a the I thee, of each I thank way fresh es choose this rise tres Lord; sin, morn lay, sins I mer dead are could cy in Though My Thy When way, And For man That And a from Thy y grace washed fall and grace sins ab be new ’ry day. horred. gin. born. works life a ger are to heart ev A men. my no my dled, I Have I And ho heart strength ston kin turned had with Thine an All A In and to y ly to new dead soul rise, heart God, 5 Grant that Thy Spirit’s help To me be always given Lest I should fall again And lose the way to heaven; That He may give me strength In mine infirmity And e’er renew my heart To serve Thee willingly. 6 Oh, guide and lead me, Lord, While here below I wander That I may follow Thee Till I shall see Thee yonder. For if I led myself, I soon would go astray; But if Thou leadest me, I keep the narrow way. 7 O Father, God of Love, Hear Thou my supplication; O Savior, Son of God, Grant me Thy full salvation; And Thou, O Holy Ghost, Be Thou my faithful Guide That I may serve Thee here And there with Thee abide.