| | 598.  8s. & 7s. M. L. H. Sigourney. The Same. 1 Pastor, thou art from us takenIn the glory of thy years,
 As the oak, by tempests shaken,
 Falls ere time its verdure sears.
 2 Pale and cold we see thee lyingIn God's temple, once so dear,
 And the mourner's bitter sighing
 Falls unheeded on thine ear.
 3 All thy love and zeal, to lead usWhere immortal fountains flow,
 And on living bread to feed us,
 In our fond remembrance glow.
 4 May the conquering faith, that cheered theeWhen thy foot on Jordan pressed,
 Guide our spirits while we leave thee
 In the tomb that Jesus blessed.
 
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