From heart to heart, from creed— Gannett From lips divine the healing balm— Burleigh From many ways and wide apart— Hosmer From past regret and present faithlessness— altered to From past regret and present feebleness— Scudder From street and square, from hill— Higginson From the profoundest depths— Burleigh G Gently, Lord, O gently lead— Anon. Give forth thine earnest cry— Longfellow, S. Glory be to God on high— Williams, T. C. Glory to God, and peace on earth— Livermore, S. W. Go forth to life, O child of earth— Longfellow, S. Go not, my soul, in search of Him— Hosmer Go, preach the gospel in my name— Johnson Go to thy rest, fair child— Anon. God almighty and All-seeing— Pierpont God be with thee! Gently o’er thee— Williams, T. C. God bless our native land— Brooks and Dwight God is good: each perfumed flower— Follen God is in his holy temple— Longfellow, S. God laid his rocks in courses— Gannett God leads us on by paths— Wiley God of mercy, do Thou never— Pierpont God of our fathers, in Whose sight— Pierpont God of our fathers, who hast— Briggs, L. R. God of the earnest heart— Johnson God of the earth, the sea, the sky— Longfellow, S. God of the glorious summer hours— Savage God of the mountain— Anon. God of the nations, near and far— Holmes, J. H. God of the rolling orbs above— Peabody, O. W. B. God of the rolling year— Anon. God of the soul— Waterston God of the vastness— Badger God of Truth! Thy sons should be— Longfellow, S. God’s law demands one living faith— Briggs, C. A. God’s trumpet wakes the slumbering world— Longfellow, S. Gone are those great and good— Pierpont Grateful for another day— Marean Great God, in heaven above— Waterston Great God, the followers of thy Son— Ware Great Source of Good, our God— Waterston