MORNING 550 O Splendor of God’s Glory Bright John 8: 12 L. M. Splendor paternae gloriae St. Ambrose, †397 Tr., composite, 1904 O heilige Dreifaltigkeit Nikolaus Herman, 1560 back ther in bring Who Beat Fa Come bright, our as and ry might; cend, love, the of Thy est us wise ver splen y dor O 4 Teach 3 Like 2 Come, 1 all prayers truth glo with our of to work God’s Sun of Thee to most for it’s tain ly light’s ing good sav Ho light, seems grace, Spir Foun the that ill; pow’r ray spring; forth ra glo dev ’ning out a from threat with end, spite; from bove Light; light il’s ry diance all of ther the shed Light of to Turn Fa And O quer we in our call our days think light do ta to en or temp ing Day, all con us O On To Help men. hour. ing: day. fil. A en to tion’s ful 5 Direct and govern heart and mind, With body chaste and disciplined; Let faith her eager fires renew And hate the false and love the true. 6 On Christ, the true Bread, let us feed, Let Him to us be drink indeed, And let us taste with joyfulness The Holy Spirit’s plenteousness. 7 Oh, joyful be the livelong day, Our thoughts as pure as morning ray, Our faith like noonday’s glowing height, Our souls undimmed by shades of night. 8 The dawn begins to speed her way, Let the true Dawn himself display, The Son with God the Father One, And God the Father in the Son. 9 All praise to God the Father be, All praise, eternal Son, to Thee, Whom with the Spirit we adore Forever and forevermore.